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loath Norwalit, Donn.
Local liens Notes.
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WIATHIR PORSCAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday. The distur-
bance in the Mississippi Valley has de-
creased cOnsiderabiy in energy dur-
ing the sat twenty- -four hours. it is
new con ral near St Louis. Rain has
fallen during the past twenty- -i'our
The river at Kansas City stopped ris-
The river at aKnsas City stopped ris-
ing at 5:30 this morning. it was four.
teen feet above the danger line. At St.
Louis the rivor was very near the dan-
ger line. and was rising ra idly. The
area of high pressure overt e lake re-
ion still continues to control the won-
her for this vicinity. ‘
Councilman William M. Bette. of
Norwalk. has an arm which is so pain-
ful that he is obliged to carry it in a
sling.
if it is necessary for you to shave
frequently you should have your work
done at A. Pohlman'a and prevent
your face feeling tender.
The Chicago Stars. a team composed
of ladies is scheduled to play the All
Norwaiks. at the Fair
row afternoon. at 3: 30 o'clock,
——Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stem
dard brands.
MM. Krasovitz has a fine line of shirt
waists. Jackets. skirts and suits ready
made. Anything you want made to
order and to fit. ~ ,
One of the mud diggers at work for
several weeks in South Norwalk har-
bor. is digging out the slip of the
Meeker Coal Company. in Norwalk.
Beef. iron and Wine stands for
strength. Full pint bottles 50 cents
at the Bridge Pharmacy.
Michael Malone, of 35 Raymond
street, South Norwallt. was operated
on last week. for a diseased bone of
the foot. and is now much improved.
A trick bicyclist amused quite a
large crowd of people in South Nor-
waik yesterday afternoon. and today.
He passed his hat around and secured
considerable moncy.
Nothing is more comfortable for
summer wear than walking skirts of
brilliautiue or Sicilian. The D. M.
Read Company have a large assort-
ment for you to choose from.
Coleman has just received 500 union.
made umbrellas that he is going to
surprise you with. The only thing
cheap about those umbrellas is the
price.
—Grocers sell Vanilla Crystals for
flavoring.
The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Ladies Aid Society oi the
First Methodist Episcopal Church will
be held at the church Wednesday after-
noon at 3 o’clock. All the members of
the society are urgently requested to
be present. 9
Every ng men need for June wear.
save ‘sh s. is to he found at Comstock
Brotherm {fie best your money can
buy and ri t up ‘to the minute in
style.
The stand which was built on the
Green in Norwalit a few years ago. has;
been removed by Councilman Riordon.
who was authorized to do so by the
council at its meeting a couple of
weeks ago. The stand is now in Mr.
Riordan'a back yard.
A musical and dramatic entertain-
ment will be iveh by the pupils of St.
Mary‘s pa Isl sohobl. Friday-ovum
ing. June 26.1:15 p. m. at Hoyt's
theatre Soui orwslk. The affair
is under the dirbcilon of the sisters of
ihc parochial school.
wow, i.“
blah
Oh who. 5% 0
8“hour 12c
make‘s! fit your tonlos and“
doctor's prescriptions, they are no-
where comm with our Ins
8m mu AND LAND.
Housewives ssy they do not see how
we can make a living at our cat swsy
prim. But we do. .
Puaucgtagxgr.
as courts mm cram
T; §.t‘
smegma“
oun.ds t0mor-.
The sound!
J. lrvlag Dibble Is in Bridgeport to
day on business for John ii. Ferris, the
coal dealer.
The annual meeting of the (‘euter
school district willho held Tuesday
evoluug. June 9th
Don't fall to ace Stamford a tiny
Shetland pony colt born Sunday with
the Ssutelle shows.
Company it will close its drill season
ihis evening. There will be an enter-
tainment and smoker.
Mrs. Charles L, Glover, wife of May-
or Glover. of Norwaik, is ill at their
home in Grand street.
The barge Margaret is discharging
a cargo of 600 tons of nut coal for i.
Lockwood It Company.
The monthly meeting of the Hat iv‘in-
ishors' Association will be held tomor-
row night in Central Labor Lyceum.
Rev. J. A. Biddle preached his fore-
weli sermon as pastor of St. Mary's
Episcopal Church, In Manchester. Sun-
d.”
P. T. Donahue. foreman of the fin-
ishiu department at the Andrews and
SmitH mill, has resigned and gone to
Boston.
—The cheapest coal for family use in
the Georges Creek Cumberland. Sold
by Raymond Bron
The Girls’ Friendly Society of Grace
Church will hold a reception tomorrow
evening at the town assembly hail.
Wall street.
The marriage bonus of Miss Kath-
erine Riley and Thomas P. Brady were
announced at St. Mary's Church lun-
day morning
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of
St. George, of Norwalk. will hold a
meeting at the lodge rooms in Main
street tonight,
Raymond Brothers have a large gang
of men at work improving one of the
handsome country residences at
Green's Farms.
Thomas Cronin. who has been vis-
iting his brother Dr. M. C. Cronin. of
South Main street, has returned to his
home in Torrington.
Quite a large delegation of members
of the Y. M. C. A. auxiliary are at.
tending the [nesting of the auxiliaries
of the state in Bridgeport. today.
Julius Miller, who was badly injured
at his manufactory in Water street,
some time ago. has gone to his home
in Georgetown to fully recuperate.
The Rev. Dr. Phelps, who officiated
at St. Paul's Church Sunday morning
and at the Chapel of our Holy Saviour.
In the evening, loft Sunday night for
Boston.
The Danbury Hat Company and the
Green Company will contest for honors
on the diamond next Saturday. They
receipts.
The. twentieth annual strawberry
festival of the Broad River Sunday
school will be held in its chapel. Wod~
nesday and Thursday evenings. Juno
it) and 1).. _
The Woman's Association of the
South Norwaik Baptist Church will
hold its foreign missionary meeting
Wednesday afternoon. at 3 o’clock.
Topic, China
George Miller, of Seuth Third street
who burned himself severely a short
time ago, has recovered sufficiently to
return to his duties in the Nurwulk
Lock Company.
. ~Vsniil‘a Crystals imparts finest iia
vors known.
The Connoc Masonic Veteran
Association will hold its thirty-third
annual reunion at Bristol Thursday.
June 25. The banquet will be perved
at Lake Compounce.
Seymour Curtis and Fletcher H.
Montgomery have moored their new
boat the Marjorie. near Gregory‘s
Point and will probably keep her in
the vicinity for the season.
The Commercial Record gives the
weekly sumary for Norwaik as being
ii‘ve' sales of real esiate, with mortgages
of $9 200. Last year the sales were
four with mortgages of Si. 000.
John 8 Lockwood formerly chief of
police of Norwalk. who has been ser’
lously ill at the Noroton Soidiers‘
Home, is reported to be recovering.
bu:t his wife is said to be ill in Bridge-
no
Frederick Coleman. the progressive
newsdealer, is installing today in his
place of“ business a. very handsome
‘ showcase made of oak and plate glass.
it will be a very handsome ornAment
to his store
John A Montgomery, proprietor of
dire Wail street lunch wagon. was pur-
chased another vehicle of the same
.. character aim Intends to‘ loan it 'at
suspicion.
James Don
John Maavuie father at Edward
[h island in charge of
I erty.
. Britten Msnvlllo. of Laws street, who
the winter with.
. his son. will leave town Tue‘adayagtme
has been spending
9 for the‘ West to resume bib
as mining engineer.
Dr. B. D. Sheedy. of the New York
Post Graduate Hospital was is -
forenbe yesterday with Dr W.
Bean. in the case of Miss Bertha Keis-
er, of West Norwaik, one of the. dc-
tlma of the ruin-cm wreck or May 2.
pAiur voun paramount!
toll.“ with’ Dovdo‘l
Paint. It weighs 3 to I 0va more
the pint than canon. «has last. as
gins: also! now wish.-
,' .Pih’o sham
"Hulls-Iggy
Also largo Wt 0! ready to
went-Hats. Batsnspeclal-
ty. noun-gang...» SM Veils to
Voice for Wins with every
purchase.
Special m opMon lists.
1 . , stoning.» o . ,
school dillriot on hold this" even- '
by Comatoc‘k. world- a Dow, n a. '
Gotham and fill; ”an; tit 00.
A‘WORD 'ro IRIDIS.
Every smallest part of this aggres-
sive store organisation is at the ser
vice of the young (man now prepar-
ing to establish‘s one at her own.
in every part of the delightful work.
the store can be of service. In person
at pre‘pa'rs ions for the wedding, it
odors r willing Assistance.
Fromap i~ toi- oae's halt to' fur-
nishinigsa 3:“ one's home is n’ long step
but 't add here with sale. A list
of the needfu at band would fill more
than one co until or two. or three.
Sudlcelt .‘is to as? that practically ev
ery need is rov dad for.
For you w on remember the bride
with a gift, there is' ‘Just as great var
iciy and attraction. Cut glass.
fine art pottery, and silver. and linen.
and-why everything. There have
Just come to hand some very no piec-
es in Boysi Tepiita. Hangar an and
Royal Bonn ware; there iii rich Auk
trian and Bohemian glassware. And.
beat of Mali nearly all are import sam-
ples of ends that won't be obtainable
elsewhe e for six months to come.
Will you be pleased to come and see
the collection while it is practically
complete?
Basement.
EMBROIDERED WAIST-PATTERNS.
'Tta doubtful if the vogue of white
has brought anything handsomer than
these beautiful patterns of embroid.
ered linen.
are finished with violets or chryssn-
ihemums or clover or acorns embroid-
ered nicely upon them. or each. there
is enough for a waist with embroidery
collar and ends 83 to 38.
Front basement.
TUSSAH SILKG.
Not really silk but silk and cotton
in combination—and so dainty and cool
and rich! 0! the handsomelt shade of
linen color. woven with delightful lace-
embroidered stripes or in plain weave.
Maybe there‘are nicer things for a
summer dress but~
50 cents yard.
Center aisle. rear.
HUDNUT'S WAREO.
The name Richard Hudnnt is as
strong guarantee of excellence In any
toilet preparation as one can ask. For
years Iiudnut has been mains articles
of merit till now his name is every-
where known
And yet. not one woman in ten
knows all the good lluduut prepara-
‘.tions There are powders and fluids
and creams. each with a special pur.
pose to fulfill-and the testimony of
the thousands of users is that they fill
will play for $100 a side and the gate fill it
To give you a chance to become bet-
ter acquainted with'ihe preparations.
a demonstrator from Hudnut's is here
this week. She can give you more
information In a moment or No than
the types can tell in a column. At the
toilet-goods section.
Right aisle, front.
THE HOWLIAN i)
DRY GOODS CO
Bridgeport. Conn
Rhoda island
Clam Chowder.
15¢ per plate,
or Full Course Dinner for She.
At
Hotel Hamilton.
Served
FRIDAY. KAY 29th.
from 12 to '2 o’clock.
FRESH FISH.
r“.
uLarge Soft Crabs; Fresh Mackerel,
20c and 25¢ each; Porgtas. ac 1b.;
Weak Fish. to lb.: Blue Fish, 9c lb.:
Butter Fish, 80 lb.
Connecticut River Buck and Boo
Elli. Steak Cod. German Carp, Eels,
all selling at roosonsble prices.
Boiled Lobster: Saturday.
mums 16c: ForeQusrtorlmmh,
hitter is gamma”
(9160; 30.11st tozho dot. Lia-
”than.” “ t 1‘ .
Pure rich white linens
_ cannot accusation as the mossy.
10c; Stew Lamb. dc; Roast Pork 14c: 3 .,
Poi. Bull. 10 to ‘18s; all! mt. Inc {1‘ ’
‘ . "has n“
“'E‘Hl‘n‘gmrl'l. lo
chill Willie wmil' "
Est! JIM use canny?
”EFF“ ”Ruhr": kaomafidhi
"iu‘i'ii‘iii‘i'c‘lui
HEAnmo Iu oAquEs Atoms.
In the Superior Court on action
for damages brought by Mary Dillar-
ieri against the Stamford Gas and
Electric Company. claiming damages
for the death of her husband. was de-
faulted. and a hearing in damages was
allowed. DtB‘arleri died after receiv-
ing a shock from an electric- wire
near his fruit stand at the Town ilsll
in Stamford.
“vi-gm
John w. health.
Phom 147-8.
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ALWAvs nson
10 PAPER voua hooua.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence papering your
rooms at a very short notice.
Como in and look over the paper
designs 416 have; we are conn
dent that they for sin-pass a
large proportion at much higher
prices.
The New Lsoqusrst,
a varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
207 East Washhstos Shoot.
ENTERTAIN HINTS.
Hart’s
Theatre-
MILLINERY
it}:
was r. r. 99mins.
:4 WI" WAlHlNQTON STRIIT.
ens-essence
on
Call and see our‘ Children's School
Hltl at 25c lldm Mlllrblrgllll;
abstineoflldiss'hsndasdohsts
seamstress“ Ana in soon .
. or ALL monsoon»
11) more. ‘
“rum Ann em
sari-1 nouns Winter av ssA.
W‘
. .. Jason-lieu do you know your
young man is such a model of virtue?
Eunice—Why. he has told me so him-
aoii hundreds of tiniest
Aunt June—~Ilut dont you think it
would be wise to ask somebody else?
lianlcow-i'i‘hero is nobody else. Ar-
thur is all the world to me.“ lioston
Transcript.
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fly ’3 Honey and Tar
in; mm femurs. No opiates
"A‘ro y9u prepared to die?" asked
the eider'y (stash of the condemned
prisoner. "No.1ua'am. lain't.” replied
the victim of circumstances. “But
the feiiar in the next call can stand a
lot of talk. You might call on him."
»—Chlcago News. '
"You see. they give very little space
to the golf tournament."
"Yes: so I notice. it's strange how
ihey will let politics and criminal n‘ewa
crowd out matters that are really in-
teroating! "—Puck.
m”, _ “drill-“h .
Mil” us ‘ K
via “awrinmw
Erma lasts... a.“ s
SDLID 4ND ShCCl'SSFUL.
IOUTH NORWAI-K. CONN.
Capital. 110030000
Surplus. SIOO.DO0.00
Other Profits. $45,200.09
JOIN I. W. President.
JACOB I. IAY‘ION. econ.
DlflcTORl:
John H. Ferris Hoary asymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swarm
John H. Lia bi E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wattles Marvin.
loooonfa Solidi-:11
Curator Chantal
General Contractor.
SEWERB AND SEWER CONNEC-
TIONS. WATER WORK OF ALL
KINDS. GRADING, ROCK EXCAVA-
TION, MASON WORK.
Small or .Lsrgs John of Any Kind.
Intimates Cheerfuily Given.
26 Wood St" So. Norwalfi.
We it ill Bond Youll
We represent the largest Bond-
t'nq Company in the
Country.
Information cheerfully fili-
nlsbed by
Taylor 8- Golden
Tllnphons Gail. 107—4.
F. T. Eyginson
PaintorandVDooorafor.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
-—PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES—
ez N. Main street.
If You Need.
Strength
aflumgl: A bottle of Imported Port
rry Winet'k. also. if you want. a
mlmptrlai Cafe
is the since. that has it.
CARI"; ICNAUI. Proprietor.
Garden Tools
linker. forks. Hour Bras:
fag wary fits
um]. Mu
r
.snaisninowsoundsadwe
dam
‘V‘ y Manton’s Patterns.
A Sale of
Uni med
Hats
lit Hrslop 5.
J. A. lllslop (it Co.
chase of Stuiish. Unirim'med Hats.
flats are of the Newest Shapes. as
represent the balance of a prominent malt]
stock. and then were bought at 21 fractions
their actual value.
The regular retail values of these Hats iii
from 600 to $2. 00.
from them at 3390 each. .
This is a Hat chance seldom met Willi
and non should in) to be among the first .
have made a blatant
hair
You mail choose
STARTLING “EVIDENCE
Fresh testimony in great quantity ls‘
constantly coming In. declaring Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds to be unequal
ed. A recent expression from '1‘. J.
McFarland Bentorville Va. serves as
example. lie writes. "I had Bronchi
its for three years and doctored all the ‘
time without being benefltted. Then
I began taking Dr. King‘ 3 New Discov
cry. 'and a few bottles wholly cured.
me." Equally effective in curing all
Lung and Throat Troubles, Consump
flop. Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed
by i“. ii. Baxter, druggist. Trial bot-
tles free. regular-sizes 50c and 81. "
A unique position is held in the city
of St. Louis by Mrs. Graham Frost. in
one of the first banks there she occu
pies a position known as that of the
“hostess." Her duty is to explain
'bsnking methods to the women pa
trons. thus relieving them of embar-
rashment and expediting the course of
business. Mrs. Frost finds that near-
ly all women need instruction-as to the
clipping of coupons. renting safe boxes
real estate matters. redemption and
exchange of money and so forth. Bene-
ficial results have accrued to the bank
from Mrs. Frost's employment. the
volume of business being greatly in-
creased. lt has already,6.000 wom-
en depositors.
CASTOR IA
For hints on Children.
liu tin You an Milli: innit
3°”.- th-
Signature of ‘ .
’t....m‘
"i tell you that new salesman of ours
Is‘a‘hustler when it comes‘to advertis—
ing methods." said the, automobile
manufacturer.
”“0" so?"
I‘W'hy, he‘ s offered the free use at
any of mature of automobiles to any
one for suicidal purposes. Great 3d,,
isn' t it?"-—Baltlmore Herald.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may rasuit'ln Pneumonia. Bra
allian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception
10 25. 50c and I! 00 bottles. The Oil!
ford. Baxter‘s or Plaiated' s. - "
J im—‘Iipson declares that he is going
to unit using tobacco. Jam—l never
knew that he used tobacco at all. You
see, I've attempted to smoke some of
the cigars that he chickens-Baltimore
88‘) 65 Washington St. So Norwalk. it .
,the women of our country-"a
“women are writing and reading I“
. neys. it was so say e that! could ‘
Herald.
WARNING.
If you havs'irldney or bladder trou-
ble and do not-suns Foley's Kidney
Care, you will have only yourself to
blame for results, as it‘positiveiy-cures
all forms of kidney and bladder dis-
eases. Sold at Plaintod‘s'dnrg stain.
Mrs. Bloch—“Bat why did you give
him such on expensive watcbf'.’ Mrs.
Crow-“0h; to teen him home nights
You see he’s afraid to be out into
for fur he'll be robbed "-Chfago
Daily News.
WA} WAaTme AWAY. ‘
The following letter from hart R.
Watts osthem. no. iains ve. 'l
have troubled with kidney dis-
ease Mahala-tannin“. Iiost flesh
and never {all well and doctored with
fihy‘s‘i , and tried all reme-
without relief. ideally
‘ Kidney Care Ind fess
ties ”spew com! me
i.” 480M. at
dtss
filed
than two
Wflo Drug, Store
LEA.‘ W...
oat-g wife is worrying about
Wing's only, aides no. music
CHRISTIAN WOMANHOQDQ;
if the tone of society is‘ to Qrfioov
and maintain itself, it will be
the women of the country
need of a holy sternum which.
give no countenance to in: ways
of speech One cannot recall the . ‘
generations without thinking that ,9 '
Puritan strictness was in such want
auhood. but it was the salt of tilt
time—and as one aces the blocks that
watches the undorcurrents till!
settling toward a less restrained ,, ‘
in society one cannot but hope .
the women of our country will 1?;
that the future of secioty is stint
their hands, and that It is n.
ing with evil but resolute condo“l
lion. or at least severe withdra
from it which is a good woman's
—-—Christian World
THAT THROBBING HEADA
Would quickly leave you If you
Dr King‘s New Life Pills. Thou ,
of sufferers have proved their ”
less merit for Sick and Nervoiiil
aches. They make pure b
build up your health. Only 25¢.
back if not cured. Sold by F. Ht
ter. Druggist
in Amsterdam a syndicate has
formed which will bear the . _.
nouns and risk attending tho
of what is the largggtém known -
the Excelsior.
found at the Jagsksloitain‘: .
mines of South Africa in 198%
ihe size of a hen's egg and w
its present raw state 970 carats
is nearly twice as much as the.
scar weighed before it was
to its present also. Snebllli!‘
structed machinery has to he 0 ,
for cutting the Excelsior and
care is used in insuring its islet!
theft 9 ‘
3- ‘ TEN YEARS IN BED.
R.‘ A, Gray. J. P4 Onkvili’sp
writes: “For ten years I wll -
ed to my bed with. sense of in:
move part of the time. I could!
very best medical skill availa
could get no relief until set
may Care was recommendeddo ,
has been a Godsend to me.” '
Piaisted's drug store.
vlnce her."
think of the pleasure it gives ‘
man "—Town and ‘ou
Norwalk Chronicler