w’i
. I
up w. fiémrs‘”
sonar. “JUNE 1. 1603.
of Ladies Lace Itoslery. 2 pair for 25c.
Oents Balbrlggan and Ribbed Un-
(10‘WCII‘. at 25c. ~
d. K. BANKS,
0 l 47 WII‘I‘ WASHINGTON IT.,
Mahatma. Hotel Iloelt.
loath Nor-walk. donor I V
Incnl Neusilnins.
WEATHER FORECAST. .
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
tonight. probably fslr Thursday. Light
local showers have occurred during the
past twenty four hours In the south
and central sections but pleasant
weather has prevailed generally east
of the Rocky Mountains. The area, of
low pressure is central in Texas, and
the area of high pressure is central In
the lake region. The temperature Is
rising slowly In the northern sec-
tions. The river as St. Louis is rte
lug and Is now one foot and three in-
ches above the danger line. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity partly
cloudy weather with rising tempera-
ture.
Miss M. E. Buckley ls III at her home
III Lewis street, Norwnlk.
A meeting of Butler Lodge will be
held tlrls ev cnlng in Odd Followe' Hall.
Mrs Joseph Smith Is seriously ill at
her home in liarriett street. Norwaiit.
William P. l’cfrle and family have
removed from Beldcu avenue Vto New-
iown avenue.
William .1. Slattery, the Norwalk
barber. has gone to Greenwich to work
at the business.
Tito Nor-walk Methodist Sunday
sch cl In planning to hold a strawber-
cstival on June 24th.
)Iintou Commandery. Knights 'lcm-
plars. of Norwalk.‘ Will confer the or-
rlcr of the red cross. Friday night.
The annual strawberry. festival of
the Broad River Chapel will be held
’luesday and Wednesday evenings.
next week
The Always Ready Circle of King's
Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist
Church. is holding a meeting this of—
lcrnoon. with Mrs. 0. W. bitch.
«Very few brands of Cigar-s hold
their own like the imperial Crown. It
has been sold for 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Holmes, of
Norwalk. will soil for Europe on the
steamship Ktoaninz Wilhelm. Tues-
day. fora tour of the continent. and
will prelmbly be gone from town the
greater part of the summer.
Waldo E. IIIon a trick bicyclist
IIaveling mound the Iouutry with his
wife, ghve an exhibition last night. in
front- of the Hotel Nor walk attIaI ting
a large crowd. Some. of his feats were
quite difficult. He was also in Main
and Wall streets during the afternoon.
His feats were cleverly done on the
uneven stone block pavement in Main
street.“
Guests at the Hotel Clifford yester-
day were E Wheeler, Mr and Mrs. E.
C Frieble Hartford; E F. Sanford.
Great Harrington. Muse: George 1..
Burton Mr and Mrs. W. H. Carson.
New Haven; A. Asher W. Cleaver. J.
A. C. Emerson. Boston; Commander
and Mrs. H. H.“ Barroll G. L. Fuller,
Danbury: A. D. Alexanderdlaitimote:
W S. Eakin. Atlanta Ga.: J. H. Whel
den Baltimore; William J. Muntz.
Samuel T. Crissy and wife. New York:
S. H. Sears Brooklyn. R. H Dennis
and wife New York; C M Richards.
Burlington, Vt.
CORPORATIONS.
Large corporations such as Railroads
and Steamehip‘fifnes use the Colonial
Paint. Why should you not use it on
,v-out buildings?
You take no chances, because It is
made of one hundred per cent, pure
goods. Go analyze the Colonial Paint
and if any adultoratien whatsoever is.
found we Will pity for the analysis. r.
For sale by Fox Cycle & Hardware
00.. South Noriiaik; Norwalk Hard-
ware Co.. Norwalk.
A DELICIOUS ROAST.
Oh what I delicious Roast our 13c
makes!
doctor‘s prescriptions, they are no
where compared with our Cab
Rm VEAL AND LAMB
Housewives any they do not see how
we can make Hvln‘ltc‘mnut away
prices. But skills.
PU Due mantras.
« all in
‘9 make an attempt to e
. priced
". of
tree
Talk about your Ionics and ,
m
The R a 0‘: will play the Newflolds
at Bridgeport. next Saturday after-
noon.
A meeting of the Central Labor liII
ion will be held tomorrow night in the
Labor ideoum.
Charles Na h
of William ii!
Smith Norwalk.
Dr and Mrs Harry E. Ilaies. of
Reed street have been visiting II-cin
III on in Narrgatuck
Miss Bellow. of New Haven was a
guest at the McMahonv Shields wedding
in South Norwalk, yesterday.
A meeting of the Norwslk and South
Norwalk Liquor Dealers' Association
Hulli, be held tomorrow night in Elks
al
Miss Jennie Crofut and Edward Gil
more wont wheeling to Ridgefiold on
ltllcrnorlal Day and had a pleasant
tme
Mrs. James W Hoyt. of South Main
street, who has been critically III for
the past two menthe. is In a slightly
improved condition
Norwslk Lodge Protective Brother
hood of the Order of Elks. will hold a
meeting Wednesday evening. June 24.
which will be the last until October.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent M. Honnccker,
of Bridgeport were in South Norwalk
attending the McMahon- Shields wed-
ding yesterday In St. Joseph's Church.
The House in Hartford yesterday
afternoon adopted the minority report
of the committee on appropriations,
locating the normal school in Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Flagg and family who
have been the guests of their parents
Mr. and Mrs Mitchell. of South Main
street after a visit of four weeks. have
returned to New York.
Mrs. Harriet. Hoyt Barnes and son
Arthur, ovaerIden returned to that
city today. after a week's visit with
her parents Mr: and Mrs James w.
Hoyt of South Main street.
-——"Grcatly pleased with Vanilla Cruys
this. '-——HotIsekccpcr.
The Sunday school board of the Nor
walk Methodist Church has decided to
hold a strawberry festival and enter
tainment on Wednesday evening. June
24. Refreshments were served at the
close of the session
Colonel and Mrs Edward H. Math-
eweon and Mitre Mathewson. of West
avenue. and MaJor and Mrs. James K.
Crofut of Simebury. will leave South
Norwaik the latter part of next week
for an extended trip to Europe
Louis Lsrrigan yesterday completed
his studies in New York where he has
been for the past two years. and wrrl
next week take a position with the (i.
N, MeKiben Company. In the fall he
may take a. course .ln the Yale Law
School. ,
Mrs Jessie B, Gerard of South Nor’
walk has been telling the Womans
Guild of Norwich that at the rate the
woodchopper is now gelng at the
trees the forests of the United States
will not last. 50 years.——Stknrford Arl-
vocate.
The South Norwalk Fire Police did
not take on the matter of the new pool
table Monday evening. This matter
will probably go over until rail. The
company considered the matter of tak-
Ing In the hrerhen’ a parade at South
inguin In September
Some boys from Granitevlllc enter-
ed the hum of Frank H Gleason in
Bayvicw avenue, Saturday and took a
bicycle pump some tools. etc. Their
identity was learned and a call upon
their parents caused the articles to he
produced without more strenuous
measures]
Wilfred Bodwcll the delegate of the
South Norwalk conclavc will leave
for Richmond, Va... next Saturday to
attend the nailenal convention of the
improved Order of Hoptasophe. A rog-
ulsr meeting of South Norwalk Con-
clave will be held next Friday night,
In Elke' Hell. I I
—Only one remedy In the world
that will at once stop Itchlness of the
skirt to any part of the body: Dean‘s
Ointment. At any drug store, 50
cents.
Miss Ida Liston. of New York. was
a guest over Memorial day and Sunday
of her grandmother Mrs. N. W. Churn
bcrlain. of 17 Berkeley street. Sunday
afternoon In company with Miss Laura
Lawrence. shoparticipated in the Sun
day school emorlal exercises and
afterwards entertained Miss Lawrence
at the Chamberlain residence.
. the toolbars of the Brothel. Hot Male
crs' Association have called a meeting
of bit-:1 drinkers who are llaterals}?! It:
nappi at: to he (i. e ville
Townnfiall. toniglist. and finite“ In“
{greeted no to. at
tendt meeting. ii'f‘he ob ect of the
nesting hr to talk over‘ the prospects
of the coming napping“ trade and to
tsbiish bills of
has purchased a horse
Hoyt. of High street.
Charles Read, Walter L Reitd, Eu-
sens Room and respectively twelve.
nine six; live an: four yang-a, have been
normal to. can. y .
walk. bfidz’e Codghlln, tn 3&3:
port probate court. The father of the
Reed children is unable to take care
em on acwunt of Illness sprig:
of ohildrene murmur}, in
d the fa‘theaq.
.In a
rest werengnlludged n acted anti do’I"
pendent. . , .
altim- voba iuoe’v r6a 75c.
to $1.001wlth s Shaman-loge
PAH“. lint! 1",.” ul
Mnnd
Sufi Farris;
K
Corners and HT
s. s Triloison
Fine Trimmod
Mllllnory
Also
“at some
~ was; Mackinaw-I-
V‘t'y. Ito-Isis; nets and vars to
“millil- .
, musIoV-sroo. . ‘ 6'
A sale of such music as to never sold
elsewhere at such a price of music
tirnt even this store cdn I rely Offer
for so little
Here are songs that fill the heart,
Instrumental pieces full of harmony
and beauty and "in!
There's not room for a complete
list. Here are some of those Included:
INSTRUMENTAL.
"Ar Sundown" (Re erlie).
OranI, Ios It tees.
Adoruiiou wait-3s”
Senegamblan Patrol.
F‘Doilah William (Cake walk”.
The American Jacks Waltzes.
Prince Henry three-step
San Anita Waltzes.
Monastery Bells.
VOCAL.
"i will Love You Till the Lost."
“My Dinah."
"Tobie."
y Old Kentucky Home.”
hen They Played God Save the
King.
“Just as the Daylight was Breaking "
Choice of the lot 100.
Third door and special
table on main floor.
SATEEN FOULARO. .
Handsome cotton etuif for shirt- waist
dresses. Soft and clinging. with the
glands luster o't dmeréeriseg fabrics.
printe in foulerd patterns I in the
fashionable tiny checks and dots.
Good colors. too—blue. white, black
and royal blue. 26: yd.
Center aisle, rear.
MAORAs—fSc.
Just as good quality as what we re
sold right along at the price and wider.
'Tis white (the most- sought color)
printed in stripes and small figures In
blue or black.
Handsome and good taste and 32
inches wide. 15c yard.
Center aisle, rear.
rusn-oveae-Izyzc.
Embioidercd turnovers worth 25c
to 50c—'-12 Isa“
Quite an interesting story book of
their coming to sell at such a price.
But the turn-overs are so interesting
they need no story. They sold like
good fellows without advertising—so
IIG chick. .
Silk and linen and lawn and chiffon
in various styles and embroidered with
flowers or cherries or strawberries or
conventional. figures... ”the V
. Center aisle, rear.
HUDNUT‘S urrctss.
Will you come and learn the pun
pose which eaeh'of these excellent
Hudnut preparations is made for?
A demonstrator is here to tell all
about them.
Right aisle. trout.
THE ROWLANO
DRY GOODS CO.
Bridgeport. “Conn
The need for the light slumber robe
or covorlet thrown over a person when
lying down during the day. even in a
warm teem. Is explained by the re-
duccd circbigfttiont)‘ the hi0”! when
the body is in a recumbent posiiidn
When one lies down the heart cg):-
cialiy Is eased temporarily“ or its
ular work. The body depend. for
warmth on the rigor of the circulation.
and as the blood flows much more
slowly through the veins when one Is
lying down the missing warmth must
be mad up by extra covering ‘
'l'iita temporary motto of the kosrt's'
action also accounts for the whole-
someones of the siesta. o to tho hens
eiit derived from the be! h We Mfig
down without sleep. which so many
nervous or high-strung people find re-
cupptntivp.—;.New York Sun. .V
our FISH-
Large Soft Crabs; Fresh Mackerel
Ibo and 25e each; Pbrgies, he ib.;
Weak Fish. 6c lb.: Blue Fish, 90 1b.:
Butter Fish «Sc lb.
consequent River Beck and Root
Shad, Steak ,Cod. German Carp, Eels,
in selling at reasonable prices.
30"“ MORMI‘S Saturday.
intercontinental some Bridge.
era entrancing? agitating.
suitably“
’3, 4.4: __
, we. .;. “it; :21 .II~ 3‘
Log unlit use: Me Odin-iter- bomb
10c: Stew m5 I06: “Pork: “a:
nutter, Merlot. its: Miss. 16
tonal-nonamsomoos; Iain
cameos.
PétRout. “munitions-cc rte ,
.ap.e«nadneeueup. amm‘
III-Mao In Half-
a II D
. 'mr'e‘n MW pat-such".
u
"it isn't often that we have faith ‘-
euough In the medicine put up by other
people to be writing 0 offer to refund
ob‘money- ifvlt does not cure " slid
ll‘ ank heater to a Sentinel man who
droppod into his store “but We are
glad to sell IDr. Howard's specific for
the cure of |constipation and dyspepsia
on that basis.
“The Dr. Howa Company. III order
to get a quick lntr uctory sale author-
izes us to sell their regular fifty cent
bottles at half price 26 cents and III
though we have said a lot of It. and
have guaranteed every package. not
one has been brought back as unsatis-
factor.
We are still selling the specific at
half. price. although we cannot tell how
long we shall be able to do so. and
anyone who is subject to constipation.
sick headache. dizziness. liver trouble.
indigestion. or a general played otrt
condition, ought to take advantage of
this chance. You can tell your road-
ers that if they are not satisfied with
the specific they can come right back,
to our store and we will cheerfully re-
fund their money."' 13 11
W
“i was last telling my daughter ”
said Mrs. Noe-ens, “that It's really a
shame for her to play the piano on
Sunday ” -
"Wh did you mention Sunday par-
ticular y?” asked Mrs. Pcpprey. ——Phil-
sdsiphisV Press. .
John W. Benita.
Phone. 14".
hut-ni—
ALWAYS READY ,
TO PAPER YOUR ROOMS.
We are so well equipped that we
can commencp Dapering your
room at a. Very short notice
Come in and look over the paper
designs we have; we are confl
dent that they for surpass s
large proportion at much higher
prices.
The New Lscqucret.
s. varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.V
207 M "Million 8M
M
ENTERTAINMENTSV.
I~Itf
MILLINERY
11:3r "-‘fir‘l
MR3. r. t. COLEMAN
24 WEST WASHINQTON STREET,
OLD BANK IUILDING, ‘
999
' Call and sec M’Childl‘ell'l School
Hat's st 250 and one. new" bargains; ‘
allot liftoIot'L'sdiu‘ hand In“. hm
can not be www.m-the money.
“I ‘Tgfigujra- "
not. blossom. case.
m ;
snows prawns one our roan
‘ or ALI. Elli... cherish
to attain.»
snared and manta.
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LEGISLATIVE TRAIN.
Orders Issued for Continuance of Run
Until June 5th, at I: B! a. m.
Terminal Superintendent P. E. Ilow
mun Issued orders yesterday that the
if, plaintive train leaving the New Ha—
eu Unloh‘I Station at 3:66 a In be
continued until June nth. This train
Is a special and is run only during the
sessions of the legislature. it waits
for the arrival of the Berkshire atnl
Bridgeport trains containing the mom
bers of the legislature.
SMALLEBT RAINFALL SINCE 1887.
NEW HAVEN, .lIme :l.—Accordlng
to the monthly meteorological sum-
m y issued by the New Haven station
of Weather bureau the total precip-
itation in the month of May was thlrry- ‘
one one hundredthe of an Inch. the
smallest rainfall record since l887.
when only eighteen onehundrcdthe of
an inch during May. The average
rainfall in May for thirty- -one years has
been 8.71 Inches. The accumulated
deficiency of rainfall since January 1
amounts to 4.56. The average tem-
perature for May was 60 degrees. the
mean for thirty-one years being 58.
lSLANO BOLD TO CARTHUSIANS.
LONDON June :l.~it is understood
that the Duke of Argylt has sold Iona
Island. Hebrides. to the Cnrihuslans.
who wore recently expelled from the
monastery of The Grande Chartreuse.
The terms of the sale provide for the
preservation of theIeacred historical'ns-
secretions of fit!) island.
TRIIUNALI ARE lNSTALLED.‘
CARACAS. Julie 3.——-All the mixed
trlbIInaIs which are to present claims
against Veneuzela are now installed.
The United States. Great Britain. Ger
many Italy. France. Spain. Holland
Belgium Mexico and Sweden ate rep-
resented.
ROME HAn A BIG FIRE. .
ROME. June 3.+-—'I‘he Monte do Felts
(state pawnhroking establishment) at
Naples was destroyed by fire during
the night. The strong room. filled
with valuables. was gutted. The
d ago, according to some reports. out-
0 nts- to 32. 400-. 000.
SOLID AND SOCCESSFQL.
Chddhnhhdt
scum" "°"W‘l'.-KI~99N.N-.
was". mentioned.
Surplus. 3100.000. 00
Other nuns, 545.200. no
use It. mars. WI.
noon VII. Intros. Cashier.
, otascreas': ‘
John H. Ferris Hooryfltymeur .
John H. Knapp Christian emu-r:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Irarvin.
-———.
Accounts Sellalfod
Sahara Ghrrriott
Géheral .‘Contr-ct‘or
alwaas AND sswsa’ cormse
.I-Ioas. warns WORK or ALL
KINDS. oaaomo, ROCK excava-
Tront, mason weak.
Email or Largo Jobs of Any Kind.
Istlmtu Cheer-fully Given.
2‘ Wow Star 39. HOME“.
WcWi Boudli Youil
We represent the largest Bond-
r’ng Company in the
Country.
Information cheerful!) fur-
nit/zed by
Taylor 8' Golden
Telephone Call. 107—4.
*— * I L-
F. T. Eaglnsan
Painter and Decorator:
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Paces. "
-PAINIFR$:.§Umais—-
32 N. Mfiain street.
If You med
Bfi’i ,
bugi°;&°¥yfi ‘l‘o’Pof licorice rim '
or berry III w s
and Wit... .3”?
Agent i0: May Manton's Patterns
A Sale of )7
At Hislap’s.
a
J. A. Hisiop If Co. have made a big pu- . ..
chase of Siulish. Untrimmed Hats.
These:
Hats are of the Newest Shapes. as then
represent the balance of a prominent maker a
*h‘r
stock. and then were bought at a fraction of
their actual value.
The regular retail values of these Hats ts
from 500 to $2.00. You marl choose
from them at 590 each.
This is a Hat chases seldom met with
and uou should irate be among the first. .
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56’)- 85 Washington St... 430' Norwalk. Ct
an: KNEW THE PRESIDENT'S
WEAKNESS.
Apropos of President Roosevelt‘s
fondness for large families a story of
his experience as police commissioner
ls told by a sergeant now on the force.
it seems that the wife of a policeman
who had just been fined a week‘ a pay
for drunkenness appeared one day in
the commissioner s office, accompanied
by three neatly dressed and attractive
looking children. Her pitiful story of
back rent. which the subtracted wages
were to have paid. and the sight of the
children moved Mr. Roosevelt‘s sympa-
thy, aud, taking out his pocketbook, he
gave to the woman the amount her
husband had been flood. The next day
the husband appeared at headquarters
and was asked by a brother officer:
“Say, how many children haveI you
at home?"
“One," was the reply.
“But your wife was around here yes.
”terday with three children."
“Oh, yes." said the culprit. ”She
borrowed two of them for the occa-
sion."—Phiiadelphia LedKer.
SAVED A BOY’S LlFE.
Mrs. Cdbthin H. Hubbard, of Mil-
ford, Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my bay' 5 life. He began just like
the one we lost with crpup We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn-
ing." ' Ear sale by R. H Plaisted. F.
H Buick. and The Clifford Phor
mac! . “I
PARROTs ARE VEGETARIANS.
Parrots are vegetarians. They live
chiefly upon a light but nutritious
diet of fruit and seeds or upon the
abundant nectar of rich tropical flow-
ers. And it is mainly for the sake of
getting at their chosen food that they
havo developed the large and power-
fuI villa which characterize the fami-
ly. You may have perhaps noted the
most tropical fruit eaters. like the
hornbills and the toucans, are remark
able for the sine and strength of their
beaks.-—-Cornhill Magazine,
OR. DAVID KENNEDY’S NEW MEDI-
cine. Cal-euro Solvent. removes chal-
ky. deposits from the Joints. muscles
and urinary organs. and prevents the
formation of more; thus curing gout.
rheumatism and gravel. The only
radical remedy. Write to the Cal cnra
—"'Company. Rondont. N Y.. for free
pamphlet containing valuable informa
tion, and a free sample bottle. "
Deacon Johnson—~“What yo‘ doln'
now. Abe?" AbeHerdcaee—“Cleanln’
out a bank." Deacon Johnson—"Pres-
ident, cashier. bookkeeper or ViaVnitor."
—L661h'alVeakfy. -
AssnLuIE
Gunilla Cilllill's nun ofurn Pitlsnnt lat
Ftc-‘siuihsign
IT OFTEN HAPPENS THAT— .
Men are generous to a fault whén
they are. in love.
The man of vivid Imagination lookil
upon facts as a bore. ,
No girl wants to be spoken as s
one who never had a bean.
A man with a mission resents the
idea that be is working a fad.
Women figure totadvantsge when
administering to a man‘ who is ill.
Women like to be Iconsldered the
most serious part of- ritnn's thoughts;
The bachelor glories In his freedom
when he goes home after seasonshVIVo
hours.
When a woman undertakes to doi
nothing she appears decidedly uncom- .,
fortabie.
The up- -to—date girl turns her IF
motion to sporting events by force Q
association
When a man falls from grace there
is always some women to refer to his ‘
good deeds—Philadelphia Bulletin. ‘
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.
Living in an out of the way place. _
remote from civilisation, a family VIII?
often driven to desperation In case of .
accident resulting In Burns 0‘“;
Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay In a supply
of Bucklen' s Arnica Salve. it’s the best
on earth. 250, at F. H. Baxter's drug '
store. _ ”
You seldom find a dentist onrhie lob
pars, although be frequently operates
on other people's
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