- rather cool weather.
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WEATH ER FOREOAIT.
Forecast for Norwallt and vicinity:'
Fair tonight and Sunday. The die-
turbance that was central In North Da-
kota yesterday morning has moved
but very little during the past 24 hours
Rain continues in the Upper Mississip—
pi Valley and the northwest. Pleasant
weather prevails east of the Mississip-
pi river. There has been a fall In tem
perature of about ten degrees In the
Lake region and New England. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity fair and
Ivan L. Hudders, of Atlantic City.
New Jersey. has assumed the duties of
clerk at. the Hotel Clifford succeeding
Chris Bronson.
-—Latest Brown Derby. O’Brien.
Miss Edith Huntington. daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Huntington..of Nor-
walk. will graduate from the New Ha-
ven Normal Training school. in June.
Herman liofdelburg, who has occu-
pied the position of house carpenter at
the Hotel Clifford for some tithe. has
gone to Boston. where he has taken
a similar position. .
——New variety Fresh Candy. 10c lb.
M. S. Smith it Go.
The. will of the late Selleck Y. St.
John of New Canaan. was made pub-
lic yesterday. and Hon A. D, Wood-
ward. of Norwalk. received a gold
headed cane that was highly prized by
the deceased.
The work of grading Norwalk' 3 new
library grounds will begin Monday. The
old Iawu' tennis grounddence'has been!
torn .down. The grounds-will he made
as attractive as spossfhlei’lby: Street
Commissioner Martin Kellogg.
«barge bunches of Asparagus 25c.
Hayes
The case of Frederick Jones charg»
ed with non- support. which was. to
have come up yesterday afternoon. In
the South Norwalk side of the Town
Court, was continued until 2 o‘clock
this afternoon. when he will be given
a hearing.
A party of four automobilists. en-
route f om New York City to Spring~
field ass. stopped yesterday at the
Hotel Norwalkt for dinner. Another
party of four. also trom the Metropolis
and bound for Massachusetts stopped
over night at the hotel. '
«Vanilla Crystals survlce the nest
of the oven as no other Vanilla Flav-
oring docs. ,
Joseph Thomas. who Is a student
at Yale college and the captain and
champion hurdler of the athletic team.
takes part In the Yale and Harvard
5 today. lie is a cousin of Major
it Bill, Jr._ Albert and Howard
ossman of Norwalk
Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculley of
Sbuth Norwalk. returned last night
from New York city. the convetition of
the' United Hatters Of North Aldtdidcsn
having adjourned. Mr. Sculiey states
that It was the most important as wel
as generally satisfactory session eve
held .
I
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A NOTRE DAME LADY
I will send free with full Instructions
some of this simhle Diet) ratios for the
cure of Leucorrhoea, U ceration. Dis-
placements Falling of the Womb,
Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors or
Growths, Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain
in the Back and all Female Troublsfirl
to all sending address To mothermof
sufferi dau trips 1 Will explain a
Succc. II ’Treatmeat. ii you
decide to continue It will only cost
about 12 cents a week to‘ guarantee a
cure. i do not wish to sell you any-
thing Tell other sufferers of it... that“
is all I ask Address Mrs. M Same
mers, Box 375 Noti'e Dame, Ind. "
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FRESH PLATE BEEF,
sagsgcus.
march our: the password In. Watt
, agitation .WM mtg :fiwfimm
Miliirté
‘ ty.
Dr. Jams '-
hir home fir '
A number of needed repairs are be-
ing made to the roof of Grace Church
No orwaik
~lllit‘ibreilas and Canes. O Brien.
flaunt Wehrie of Chestnut street.
has
Chal- ‘SD‘ Seymour.
the barge E. J Kelley
-Roast Pork. 14c. Schnub's.
. Chs'rlss J. Simulate well- known Nor-
walk painter. ls seriously ill* at his
home in Catharine street.
William Wood. baggagemaster at the
Norwslk passenger depot was a visi-
tor in New York yesterday.
talus Curtain Poles. Sash Rods, Win
dow Curtains if in want call. M a
Smith R: Co
Coo anon Tribe 1.0. R. M..of Nor-
walk. conferred the‘ chief's degree on
several candidates last night.
The R. and 0's and the Bronx Ath-
letic 0th team. of New York are play-
ing this afternoon on the Decker Field.
—-’-Smaii Logs Mutton. 14c lb Bayes.
Harry Pepper Norwalk's well- known
tenor soloist has been engaged as so-
loist at St. .lohus Church. Bridgeport.
W. B. Became. the real estate man.
has sold Mrs. Mary McHone' a place in
Westport to the Rev William S, Long.
of Staten island.
«Very few brands of Cigars hold
tholrown like the: Imperial QNWB. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and Is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
Orders hays been issued by the Ccn~
solidated road that all trainmen must
stop persons from pilfering coal from
the company' :5 cars.
The work of fitting up the old libra-
ry for the Norwalk Securities Corpora-
tion. is progressing. and will be com-
pleted in a: few days
r. Roses. eye. ear. nose and
thr t. 52 North Main street South
Norwalk Tuesdays. Thursdays, Satur-
days frum 1 to i p. m.
The steamer John syivester is
scheduled to bring a Sunday school
excursion from New York. to Baton
Polnt this atternoom .
William Morris. employed by Ex-
pressman T. C. Cavanagit. who was so
verely kicked by a horse a week ago.
Is able to be about iihih.
4m. :1 saloon s5- delivered. Ray-
mond Bros.
lithe proposed street railroad law is
adopted by the legislature as it seems
likely to be. all care must be equipped
~wifh~ vestibuleit and air brakes.
Mrs. Sarah Larrlgan is having a w re
fence placid In front of her lot adios-
Ing her brick block in Railroad. ave.
nue. William llndcrdown is doing the
Work. .
-Wanted-An honest reliable man
wanted to take charge of Ice route.
Must. be strong and sober. Has a hell»
on Good wages and steady work for
the right party. If you mean business
come ready for work. Hygienic ice
Co. New Canaan Conn. 1"
Df. Charles H. Glover left Norwalk
last night for Mount Hope Hospital.
near Baltimore. where. he has been en-
gaged as resident physician for one
year.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lee who have
beon the. guests of Mr. and Mrs Forth.
band B. Smith. of Main street Nor-
walk. have returned home to Boston.
Mass.
——The sofa pillow at S. i. Mills' a will
be drawn Saturday. May 23d. .9 p. in,
at 86 Washington St.
William R Cabin will shortly take
a position with Bhinney and Benedict.
th orwslk m Mr. Cahtllt is
assisting at the store part. ,of the
. me.
The prelude at the Flint Methodist
Church by the pastor tomorrow even-
ing will be "The Mayor of Bridgeport."
Reference to the strike in that city
‘Wfll‘lic remade.
-—Nothing succeeds like success—
and success always follows when you
flavor with Vanilla Crystals.
Mr. and Mia. Giles St. John and Mrs.
limerick and». of Broad River re.
turned home Int evening from a ypry-
Ieaaant visio with violins and
leads in Droplets/Dill.
The City of Norwalk will shortly be-
again.
‘ -Bitt., roan soft ants O'Brien.
Maw}: Church in
tint and; lichen to them layman by tile
fink James O‘Donnell. The hem
It 1‘: cl!- we the‘ veterans
a tract. . , -..
ANY own or m or la.-
‘7'!’. ‘
limo! the Longmsn I: Martina Pure
tawheuav'ertbpy paint: .2 i.
Note: Have done for twenty-seven
years. Sales: Tens of millions of gal-
loans. Minimums
es un ér guarantee to regstmn ifn
- MW» “e 1.,
- must he add a pilnt (done in .
Fine T's-mad
fjsvi' ”:t
Also large to: may to
wmmmemwsm
rod in position with timer
1 lochwood and company have 400
‘ 'tdns' anthracite coal at their dock In
.—We are headquarters for Lane Cur .’
gin the task of spraying its elm trees '
with a bag killing, compoun .-The .
ark issn' year w 2:53 ma that
non probably be do e thoroughly
“The members of Baokinghtm Post. . .
R.. of Norwails‘m will ymndm St.
' but, [an ti:A surfacing» Fresh
two minutes). Actuir'eou than 15mm ‘
SUMMII Sit-INTI.
Many many w on have already
found out' that th
warm weather are those of voile. Tiny
are as light as a thin cotton skirt al-
most. ten times as rich; when made
gyer a sillv drop-skirt. doubly pleas--
. l.
I Black and blue; made with much at-
tention to detail: tastefully and rich-
ly trimmed—815 to 825. .
Second floor
NEW WAISTS.
So that are the cool summery waists
coming and going that It' it hardly safe
to advertise any specific-lolly These
come in fresh quantity oral“am yyesterday.
so you’ re fairly sure of
China silk With dainty trimming of
laceand Iacsinserting-aud tucks. Black
or white—~83, $3.75 and 84.76.
White anu with trimming of the
now very-scarce Cliiny lace—41.50.
White lawn with embroidered front
or white with black dots or rings-$1.
Colored waists of the popular green
shades striped with black-and-whlte—
75c.
White madrns with black figures and
stripes—600.
Yet thiagives almost no idea of the
collection. It is the finest lot the store
buteverzheid. You’d see some waists
with yok of faggotingt there are-lin-
en pongagwtists withtvltltet‘einbroidJ
cry han acme cheviotr—so many that
a woman can choose with an eye sin-
gle to her individual taste. '
Many are in exclusive patterns; pric-
es run to 812.
Second floor.
DRESSING-WANTS.
Charming waists in kimono style
that'II ,nsure comfort at negligeo
times
0f white lawn with fancy edging:
the new butterfly shape—50c.
White lawn klmonos with square
neck and trimming of lace—$1.50.
Kimonos ‘nf white lawn withtrim-
mlng of lace and inserting. V neck of
Others to $2. 25. all of white lawn.
Colored kimonos—fiilc to 81.7l’
second floor.
s‘EL'rs-s‘PECIALs.
Tasteful belts of black pesu tie sole
finished with back center-piece and
buckles in French gray. Four good
patterns; and heavy boomer-not tin-
selly in weight. ,
Sizes 22 to 30-59c. L
At shoeroom arch.
has sowulso
DRY GOODS (50..
Bridgeport. Conn.
SOLID AND. “WEIR.
Billlldiiituliaitl
scorn uoawaax. couN.
700.6%.00
OfRWMfin. MIRDMDD
lacunae
DIRECTORS:
Clplfll.
Surplus,
John H. Farris Henry Seymour
ions at. Knapp christian swam
John H. Light; E. R.
losiahmMaMn Samoa
' J Wallace will"!
M
Accounts Sollolisd
5......
Bluefish. 90 lb.; Porgles, 8c lb...
_,'Flulies 7c lb.: Weskflsh, 7c 1b.; Eels,
10!: its} Butterflsh 9515;; sum not
mm: so “8156‘ doll: Buck and
flat! am. 8 sad 19c lb. Soft Shell
Crabs first DI the aeison. 40c doa. All
prices.
€30!“ Pork 1‘, 8!!de Shown-.12.:
its: 1‘. N MAID. DIR 18. m :
fi 18 up, Chop Mil Native Yeti,
more nus-ea mm. aria: ti .
pasta 38c. . ;
masts-gape; “M to
rent.
Vutesioruwaimwifim
finest skirts f0: '~
lace and shirred IIWVML . .‘
. 51 Wall St. NOIwalk.
other kinds of Fish selling at low
d0 Gum’gfland
Dr. David Kennedy a
New. Initiative .
aapelsgsllstouss. gives health to the Liver and
our. hilions cellos a3 ”flim‘ih . Drl David.
Kennedy-side“ est Iafhs unborn.
of my long upsr ones as a Physician and Surgeon
andlcousldor lithe greatest achievement of my life. "
Write to the Catalan Company. bouncy hop,
Randall. N. Y.. ha: a Ins sample bottle.
bottlsl 81.00. All drugglsts.
Hannibal Only one Dennis! Kennedy «attired
in Roudout. Olly of Kill ..N TI, and be sure you
get his new and fairs! cine. Gal-curs Solvent,
For the Ki page,
“Liver an iood.
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A flyer In the stock market. often
convinces a mail that riches take on-
to themselves wings.
1”. KING'D ” To,
liar Crown Brand
PEIIIIIIMM. Pitts.
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John W. Beallli
Phone 147-8.
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ALWAYI READY
TO PAPIR YOUR ROOMS.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence papering your
rooms at a very short notice.
Come in and look over the paper
designs we have; we are confl-
deat that they far surpass a
large proportion at much higher
prices.
The New Laequmt.
a varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else In the
town. .
SIIIIIIIIII Clarriott
General Contractor
«was: sup eawea connec-
Ttous. warns week or am.
Klaus. assume. ROCK excava-
TION, mason woaK.
Small or Large Jobs of Any Kind.
Estimates Cheerfuliy Given.
26 Wood St" 50. Norwalk.
WcliillBond Youll
We represent flit largest Bond-
ing Coma?” in the
Country.
Information cheerfully fa:-
nlsbed by !
Taylor 89 Golden
*- Telephone-Gail.i 10H
illlllliili it
at the new store,
have the"- largest assortment of,
Choice Millicent De-
signed For Dress and
Outing Wear
ever shown iii the Norwnhp.‘ All or-
der work, receives special and prompt
attention.
asfiéracfldwo‘usamvaeo.
Wei?
Painter-influential".
. The BéshWork
~ house next week
- on the dcmurrage measure will be re-
the former reason tithes he'r to the co
- lily; 10. the slit-c
A IRROATIORAD' IROIDIRT.
Marked the Session of “16 Stats Lag-
islsture This Week. I
HARTFORD May ail—4&9 sensation-
al iodide: t whichcl Martian week's
session 0': the donate 0 'i‘llui'sdsy will
be repeated." in less uptitiie form.
when the bill admitting certain west-
em railroad securities as a savings!
bank ingestments comes up for action.
The rues as to one day's postpone»
meat of favorable reports have been
"Rf suspended so that Tuesday will see
the final action on the investment bill. .
House Chairman Bicknell, of Merldeit
0f the committee on banks will pres-
ent the minority unfavorable report on
this bill, and Mr Thompson of Orange
will lend the majority. The statement
that J. Pierpont Morgan & Company.
Redmond. Kerr it Company and Ver
milye a Company well known New:
Yorkl brokerage houses formed it pool
to pass the proposed measure and .that
agents to get the bill through the as-
sembly and committee on banks which
was made by Senator Ayling on the
floor of the senate Thursday. has been
' since then the talk of bank and legis-
lative circles In the state. it has put-
ed tne way for interesting discussion?
In the house on Tuesday. where the]
forces on both sides are already lin-
Ing up for the fight.
The appropriation for the Danbnry
Normal school will he one of the Inter-
esting matters to come before the
There Is a majority
unfavorable report on this measure.
which was favorably reported by the
committee on education from the com-
mittee on appropriations and a long
discussion ls expected. The labor in-l I
corporation bill. which was rejected
in the senate Thursday, will come to,
the house on Tuesday next. As the
labor interests are against this bill it
is not expected that
much of a contest, A substitute hill
ported early In the. week and this will
bring forward out of the severest fights
of the session.
YALE-HARVARD TRACK GAMES.
Annual Dual Meet Being Held in New
Haven Today.
NEW HAVEN May 2.l-—The annual
dual meat of the Yale and lintvard
truck athletic teams Is to take place
at: Yale Field this afternoon. It is the
twelfth contest since the dual system
wuslnaugurated and the third in the
series for a second cup. Harvard won
the first cup with a record of six vic-
tories and three defeats. 'I‘he‘serles
for the second cup began in 1901 and
Yale won the meet for that year. Last
year Harvard was the victor at Cam-
bridge. ,
Thirteen events are to be contested.
Eight of those are track events and
five are field events. Points are scor-
ed'aa follows: Rirsts, 5; seconds, 2
thirds i. '
Tito weather conditions this morn
Ing promised to be ideal anti the track
at the field In in perfect. condition.
Harvard Is represented by 55 entries
while Yale will have 61.
Yale has consistently claimed a vic-
tory by a liberal margin.
W
FASHIONS.
The checks and tiny plaids are In
good favor as gowns and parasols but
not to the extent that they are across
the waters
Save an the soft tissue paper that
comes into the house. You will need It
to stuff the sleeves and bodices of your
gowns when packing them for The
mountains or shore.
lfvthe-middlesged woman who Is
very likely to be disproportionately
large about the waist and hips will
make her girdles very narrow and let
the ends fail some distance she will
increase her apparent height.
A cost of some soft; very light-
weight biaek cloth makes an excellent
summer coat. By lining It with white
and facing It with lace it is made to
look summery althought It is black.
and It is more protection on a very cool
day than that of silk.
To know when to speak and when to
be silent. is to be able to answer pleas-
antly. to have people confide. In you.
and be wise enough to keep it locked
in your arts he to be in pove erty
and not to be soured by it. to meet
temptation and be strong before it. to
be strong enough to perfdrm any duty
or labor that needs to be done—all this
shows a noble mastery over self. --Call
fornia Ladiea' Magazine
The bathing stilt with a large collar
looks better than it feels, particularly
when it is weighted down with water.
it now makes quite a difference in the
dress whether the woman who bathes
at the shore does so for the physical
benefit she derives or merely because
she likes to display a pretty suit. If
ean’s side for several wpeks.s she Is
very apt to have her suit modest: plain
as possible so she will in no way be
handicapped when she takes her exer-
cise. '
m
BRITISH UNIVERSITY EDUCATION.
LONDON, May n~The graduates
and usdsrmdnams of the Colonisn on
iveraitiea will meet. in conference here
July 9 do diacmtthe coordination of
university education thrombosis the
empire and the «volcanism: oft. post:
mm courses is applied: science
The where have to place thetnrie
ill: tuaivsflitiss .ia a auction to bob
tee comm with time of the United
State‘srrndsganaiu Widespread I“.
tam a n
which in expected tmleadttom
tint) M'i‘li-IWDI .oounclt tor and
permanently with the tam 0o
ties dinner will matter the !mucus
Mum...“ or...
mmmmmt Ins-sa-
«foams. m. .. aw.
on the floor of the house Tuesday next.. l '
$50, 000 was used. by their legislative (or. been In
(lot and small figures,
there will be smlind. at 25c yd.
It in
YOUR WASH GOODS
WANTS.
Never in better shape to supply them.
As a matter of fact, we've never be-
such coed shape as right
now, all owing to some excellent buy-
ing opportunities taken advantage of.
27 Inch Lawns In stripes and fig-
ures. light and dark colors, 10c quail
Iy at 7c‘ yd.
Yard wide Pcrcales. new patterns.
best quality at 121Ac yd.
27 inch plain colored Dimities III
pink blue black and white at 121,90.
yd.
27 inch fancy Lawns and Swisses In
stripes dots and figures fine quality.
s.
i
at 15c yd.
Flemish Ginghams. all new pat-
terns. 25c value. at 190.
32 Inch Lawns, mercerized. stripes.
.with white
Your Wants
. , ... .
WASH WAIST
PROMISES.
We promise you some excellent val-
ues in‘ excellent waists during" tIIh'i
next few days.
waist you like.
Pick the style ‘tff
You'll find we'vd got‘
the alas. and yea can depend upon tits .
price.
in polka dots, special value at 49o. , .
Women' s Madras Shirt Waists. their
ed fronts. new style sleeve at 590.
Women's White LaWn Walsts inch
ed front and back, made up In the lair
est styles at 98c. ..‘eit‘
Women a White Lawn Shirt Wail”;
front and back tine tucks. a bargain at
$1. 49.
Women' s White Larva Shirt mun.
latest style lace front collar silt! ‘
cuffs. trlhifned. st 31.49.1'",
Womans dark colored Shirt Wpisllr "
Women's extra fine quality while 1"
lawn Waists handsome embroider“I
fronts tucked back at 82.00.
.i
235-235 Washington SL. 080. Norwalk. Ct
HANG OUT YOUR ICE CARDS.
.-.-.. ..-.
till. THlS lllllfil: ll Wlllillzl 9058 MIT LllMll IlBllllllll
To the patrons of the Nor-walk Hygeia ice Company of last season. and
the new ones we hope by courteous and gentlemanly treatment. and tits
practice of correct business methods to make this year:—
The new management wishes to say that no expense has been spared fa
putting the above plant in excellent condition. and that it will be run to Its
fullest capacity. We shall not no peddle wagons on the militant routes (un-_
less we have to) but would ask old and new patrons alike, to send their as.
men to the plant for HYGEIA ICE, where it will be sold to responsible deal-
ers at a price that will enable them to deliver it at the same figures as the
natural product. To dealers who have to crush ice in boxes for their cus-
tomers, we would say that we have an ice crusher that will grind up ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minute which will be at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished at reasonable rates, and distilled water on tap.
Tel.187-6.
Sincerely yours, ‘
THE NORWALK HYGEIA ICE C0.
N. B.—Don’t be "jollied" by any one saying that they have "Iomsthlng
just as good." but try It. and act on your own good Judgment ’
of our Furniture has given it a reputation among residents of the Twin
Cities. In cheap. medium and line grade goods, there is no line to equal ours.
The values are sky high; the prices dirt cheap. Others may have good For-
niture but not as good as we have for the prices we ask. We candidly be-
lieve met If you would favor as with a trial order you would be highly pleas-
ed, serve your own interest and come again
' This week we are offering some splendid values in Dining Room Furni-
ture. Here are a few of the specials:
ammo CHAIRS. was: 01.25: AT 98.
exrausiou TABLES. WERE 09.00; AT 37.00.
cHiNAtoLosas'smeae $15.00. AT 312.95.
suns Bosses. was: $18.50, AT 814. so.
Bur-oral his-actors and Bimbnlmcru.
12 North Main Street,
By J. W. Olmsted. Manager
“(ml or
South Norwallt
2m Universe ‘ ’
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Norwalk Chronicler