TUESCANWNAN at. long HI“, Spurs: file .I " LJDIES' ILJCK MERCERIZED PE NICO] TS in 11.00. ms. and an t. K. Banks. HACKIMO HOTIL ILOCK. IT WASHINGTON STREET: . IOUTH nonwALK. lull Nays Niles. ”sullen seasicAs'r'. Po Nor-walk and vicinity: Fair to nigh and Wednesday. The disturb ance that was in the Lake region yes terriay morning has passed out the St. Lawrence Valley. it produced light local showers in the eastern portion of the Lake regions and New England. A well-defined disturbance is central his morning near Salt links City. now wan reported from Helena. Mont The weather is pleasant in the Con- tral ind Eastern sectitms. P. C. lounsbury Lodge. N. E. 0. ll. will hold a regular meeting. this ev- oping. Sheet music. all the new and popu- lar pieces, selling at Coieirrau' s at ten cents, A regular meeting of Norwalk Lodge. ' No'. fits. BAP. 0. E. will be held to morrow night, Uncas Tribe. No.26 improved 0r- der of Red Men will hold a meeting tonight. as usual. Nils Ellis J. Byxbee, of 8 Maple street, has been the guest of Miss Un- dsrhdll, in New Haven. Welcome Stranger lodge. Sons oi St. George, of Norwalk, will nominate oiliders this evenlrrg. The floats at the DeKlyn cottage at Pine Pblnt are being placed in com- million y Capt. Epm Merritt. The . ilford nine will play the Sou Norwalk nine at South Norwslk on t e morning of Memorial day. -——8ee Olil Maids, Lockwood's Hall. Wed. eve, St. Mary' H Aid Society. Butler Lodge 1. O. 0. P. will hold a rebe'at‘sal tenigbt Ali officers and milliliters requested to be present. Measles are quite prevalent at the present time and man children are out of school on accor'in of the disease. Rev. iiI‘Id Mrs. W. W. T. Duncan will visit. the families in West avenneund North Main street, tomorrow after- noon. A re lai- meeting of Court Manne- hcmo orcsiers oi America. Will be held Ibis evening. in K. of P. hall in Washington street Mrs. O. l. Allen, of South Norwalk, who hail been the guest of her broth. er, Dr. Palfrey, in Milford, has returned to her home. Douglas Fowler Post and its Worn. en‘s Relief Corps are to give an enter- tainment. this eyening. in G, A. it. hall in South Main street. A meeting of the officers of the Nor. walk Fire department will be held in the quarters of Phoenix Engine com. pany, next Friday evening. A. B. Anderson and W. P. Fearns. of Boston, are stopping at the Hotel Clif- ford, on an inspecting tour for the United States government The regular Tuesday night class will meet tonight in the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The Junior Band. of East Norwnlk. will be in charge. William P. Beers, the Norwalk and South Norwalk stationer, will deliver to you Harper's monthly seven months for 82. Please order now or telephone. PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 150. to 31.00 with Devoe'e Gloss Carriage Paint. it weighs 3 to 8 ozs. more to the pint than others. wears longer and gives a gloss equal to new work. by Watkins & Dow and E. E. Gorbam. Good Meat is the Foundation of ‘ Good Health. we muons pv stat it “Hit VEAL AN we cannot you an OR! THAN YOU PAY FOR TH; iNFIH- IOR. PUBLIC—MARKET 32 South Main. Corner Havlland Ctr-act."I Sold voir is very popular and large numbers pews-.- In.“ A?! W5: ~ In VVT As this is being written. some merchandise is being spread out that Will lit (If Special iillt‘rtSl to ever ' woman It lie [5 searching for a bridal gift. [here is a special show [being made rcridy of china: and gloss and silver and lamps (cvcr good weddingr rcmcnr- branccs) and they are being marked. in runny cases. at special prices. The five-dollar bill that was to be put into a gifi will do the work of seven or eight dollars; $3.50 will do the work of $5; and so on. Finer gifts may be chosen at the same outlay as was originally planned. 'I‘Iircc tables are sci full with china and fancy articlcs in pot- tcry. Vases of llorrrr Tcplitz, Hungarian. \' retina and Cloisonne ware, dishes of French and tier- rrian china. table and drawing roonr ornaments frorrr the finest producers of Europe: these. with chop fish nird berry sets are grouped at these prices: Lot I—Sornc have been as much as $8. 50,-— $5. Lot 2—Somc have been as nruch as $6.— $3.50. Lot 3~—Somc in this group have bccii-ss nruclr as $4.—- $2. AND LAMPS. At the single price of $5. there are almost two-score entirely different styles. Metal lamps in autiquc styles or in brass. bronze. copper or silver finish. Decorat- _cd lamps in which globe and base are of matchingr pattern. All of ccutral- draft font. and some were as much as $8.50,—- $5. ()tIIcr collcctions at $3.50 and at $2 sovand rich lamps at far higher price. SILVER SETS of rare grace and elegance andl attractive price. Newest Butler-finish sets with . raised decorations in ferns and iiicdallions,—$ef.50. , Engraved sets in burnished on graceful fcct ,—-$I2..50 I’laiii rich sets in shape. 4 pieces—«$7.50. Sets in satin or burnished fru- graceful tiiIn --$5. 5:). Basement. Tm} HOWLANII DRY GOODS co. salesman. ' A New York clergyman will make an address Sunday evening before the members of St. Paul's Branch ofrthe (llrls’, Friendly Society. at the Berke- ley street chapel. Company F will drill at the armory this evening. At the conclusion oi the drill. the company s indoor baseball team will contest for supremacy with the Winthrop team. Attorney-General King is in Stam- ford. trying a case for the state before Judge Taylor. of the probate court. dealing with the succession tax due to the state from the Ferris estates. The spring smoker of the Norwalk Yacht Club will be held tonight at the Club house. at Hickory Bluff. There will be a good program of entertain- ment, and cars will run every twenty minutes. Fishing in the South Norwalk reser- visit the lake every day. Some fine catches of eels and bullheads are re ported. A permit can he obtained on application to George Barlow, custo dian of the pond. . The new spring and summer time table of the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company wont into enact to- day, cars running under twenty min. utes' headway all over the division giro tmaking the loop around Roton o n F HESH FISH POROIEO, 5 LB. FOR 250 FLUKES, 50 LB BLUEFISH. 10c LB. coNNé‘crIcur RIVER with, 10: AND 12: La. rates moment, is, so AND as: new. Steak Cod and all other kinds OH fresh «an it inedible p'rlou. CAPT. DUCHOSS Old aalvatlen Anny pudding. A QUARTER OF"- lamb, roast of beef, cut of pork— lesser quantities if that's all you need -picked from our first ,quality, coli- atantly arriving. supply will bring to your table just the finest, tenders“, most nourishing, best-tof-the-money meats to be had in seven counties. In- ferior meats barred in this store. Sohlub'o Maggot a WAIMINaroN oldie? T [:4 calms. nucleons m, baa resigned his position with William P Beers, and will assist his mother, Mrs. Prank Pfahl at Roton Point. and start a newnpaper route at Roton and Belle Island. lienry f) Cornell. who arrived home ri few days ago from Florida, where he mist the winter will soon time bin power boat ’l‘ruant in Norwalk again lio took the craft with him to Florida lax-It full and sailed several hundred miles in her. The annual meeting of the Union of The King's Daughters. of the South Norwaili Congregational Church, will he held tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs, Leo Davis, 16 Rowan street. East Norwalk. A social will follow the business session ———Blg reduction in pianos, at Stein i-rl.'s. Sec nil. Word has been received that Mrs. Elizabeth lieers, of South Norwslk who has helm spending the winter in Southern Pines. for the benefit of her health, is quite ill with dysentery and Acute neuralgia. which will delay her return north for some time yet. There is a rumor that the New York. New Haven and-Hartford railroad will run through trains to Philadelphia and Washington over the Highland divi- sion and by way of Campbell Hall, N. Y.. the terminus of the recently pur- chased Central New England rall- roa )V. ‘ltsiiisintli w. when. inseam of the Daabury Hat angina quash street. has I t trite cty tailor Parts (in- known The snesrifs being conduct- ed by his clerli? William Tailor, who is uc ting in the interests of the parties who hare placed attachments on the urine. 'liIc attachments. which Wl'l'it placed on the stock of the store lin.t Wt-iik, were by the firm of Hoyt & Wnliiinnscn of llanbury. and Wulthau- sen at Co. of Sleuth Nor wniit ~Waier- bury Ameriiuu. Horse owners will be lotdriurtcd in the sure ouncoment in another column that Mr abon & Company are now lo- cated at the old McQuhaa blacksmith shop, In North Main street. This shop they new. frilly stacker) with all the material and help for the best of horse shoeing in tho prorrrptest muirncr. They make a specialty of road horse shoeing. and interfering and over-reaching horses. "Don't forget the Cobwr~b Social and dance tonight in G. A. R. Hall Ad- mission 16 cts. Fish and Game Commissioner Pike was at his office in room till of the state capitol, yesterday The commis‘ sinners meet neprly evr-ry Monday but Mr. Pike was the duly member of the board on hand yesterday. He said that the craft launched at Goodspeed's a fortnight iigo for the commission's use. is receiving interior decorations and fittings. She is to be put in (‘0!!!me- sion by June 1. 4 PER CENT. saw Fairfleld County Se vino: Bank 81 Wall Street. Norwrslk. Moses Deposited From Now To June 5 Draws Interest From June 1. Hours. 9 to 12 a. m.; x to 3 p. m.; Saturdays. 9 to is a. m. 'Open Monday evening from 7 to 8. ON ALL DEPOSITS. finish with ebony handles stand " islr some with engraved decora- .1 ARI IN A VERITY. 86 Washington Street. If Reqmres NO MAONIFYINO OLA“ TO RECOGNIZE TH! OENUININESS OF OUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR BARGAINS, FOH UAROAINO THEY IN THE INTEREST OF YOUR POCKETIOOK DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER-TAKE, ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE BEFORE THE GOOD! ARE ALL GONE. N. E. RYAN. South Norwellr. com: EARLY mo 86 WASHINGTON STREET. Special Sale of Tririimed Hats Will begin Monday. May 23d. SECURE BARGAINS. S. S. TILLOTSON. .. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. All Kinds of I Summer Raymond querer" Furniture at 9 and Son 5, 46 and 48 Main Street. Normik. PORCH CHAIRS. S TEAMER CHAIRS. OO CARTS. Everything In the FURNITURE LINE at the I. LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ' REFRIGERA runs. :3 The Pleasant difference between "Keith's-Kon- shoes and the other everyday kind is— K olfh ’s Konquera'rs Flt .’ Just as easy and comfortable as if you'd paid a‘ custom-maker $6 or $8-'or' even more for a special pair. SC 50 and SJ 'Phaes, use. D- A Pleasant was It! to spend -‘<l SATURDAY AFTERNOONS D- would be t-I join the FREE PENMANSIIIP CLASS. Serial .3 Basilio? Olsen 9 Shoe Store, Washington S‘s-m. South Neriva’k. [5. i6»_‘.;.,,_,.. have”.-. ~._—.. l. I“ N \‘. its; land Newsl‘les Sierili cod and rill other kinds of fresh fish at Capt. liucioss'. See ad. Archearsnl of llutier Lodge will be held this evening to practice degree work, Miss Eva (lruuiiis, or Mommy. is the guest of Mrs Charles iii. Seymour, of West street. Mrs Alexancr llsnrilion of Newtown avenue is visiting Miss Hamilton in New York city. Bishop McMahon Councl , Benevolent Legion, will but this evening. The official board of the First Metho- dist Evils-omit (.‘hiirch did not hold a meeting, hurt night. ~0ld Maids. lAIckwood's liall, Wed. Money deposited in the Fairficld (‘ounty Savings Bank from now to June 6th draWs interest from June lat. Tire Public Market handles only the best corn fed cattle and you will never find an Inferior article at their store. lbev. Alexander Hamilton has re- turned from Canaan (it, where ire of- ficiated Sunday in St. Jame's Church. A regular meeting of Palestine Cas- tle. Knights of the Mystic Chain, was held last evening. Routine business was transacted. Miss Sybil C. Merriam. of South Main street. is the guest for a week of her aunt. Mrs. Daniel Hamilton. of Smith's Ridge. Tire plyeasantcst place in summer Is the. verandah and your should be he led up costly. You will find the need ed articles at Head's. See ad. For the balance of this month H. R. Brilkley will give a discount of ten to fifteen per cent. on all cash sales of bcylcles, bicycle tires and sundries. The active real estate agency of Ja- cob M. Layton has sold the (.‘unnlng- ham farm at North Stamford. Conn., to Edward briertsen, of the Stamford Yacht Club. A meeting of the Patriotic Order of America Is scheduled to be held to- morrow night, in Red Men's Hall. when the semhsnnual election of om. cers Will be held. Andrew J, Hutchinson. who has been at Daytona, Florida. for several months, is expected home in a short time. His daughter, Mrs. F. 8. Lyon. Jr.. returned. north some days ago. Sweeping reductions are being made on every piano in stock at Steinerts. If you want a new piano and desire to save money you will not, under any circumstances, let. this chance go by. Tire Howland Dry Goods Store is full of suggestions for the bridal gift. There is a special show being made ready of china. glass. sIIVer, etc. and are being marked at special prices. A regular business meeting of the Farther Lights Socion of the South Norwuik Baptist Church, was held last evening. Officers wersnominated. The election will take place at the next meeting. For the remainder of this week you will have the opportunity to purchase all kinds of kitchen furnishings. crockery 'and glass ware at a very low price at the Boston Store. No end of bargains. See ad. ——-See Old Maids. Lockwood's liall. Wed. eve, St. Mary's Aid Society. Your Summer outfit is ready at Rog- ers‘ and Stevens' and a little money will buy It. They carry H. S. and M. suits in exclusive patterns and a try on will corrvinCe of the worllr of these iothcs. The under muslius selling at Miss N. E. Ryan's are truly bargains. in the interest of your pocketbook and for your complete satisfaction take advan- tage of this sale before the goods are all gone. The stationary engineers on the coal bursts of the New Haven road along the water front have submitted a re- quest to the company for a nine-hour day, more pay and Saturday afternomrs off, They are about twenty-five of them and they are. the “men behind the lever" when It comes to unloading car- goes of coal. C, Dippil, Brooklyn; Hugh T. Camp- bell, New Haven: William S. Wilcox. south Norwalk: A. N. New, William McPhelmy. George S. Ember. C. Hall. V. A. .ark, C. H. Hardy. T. it. Mark- illle, O. A. Reid. H. .l. Monahan, E. R Bell, J, F. Winans, P. P. Delile. New York; M. F. Jagge and wife. Albany. ' Catholic a session N.,Y.; F. A. Cadwell. R. A. Cady, Bos- . ton; C. L. Lun. Lynn, Mass; B. M. Ay'res, Stamford; F. s. H. Buffum. Prgvidence, were guests yesterday at Hotel Clifford. THREATENED POLICE CAPTAIN. NEW YORK. May 24 r—Thl‘OfllS of bo oily harm to a police captain who part in the general poolroo'm raids ofo esterday in event ot continued sur- vei lance in the manner in which it has been conducted were made by an atbomcy In open court today when some of the raid prisoners were ar- raigned, Lawyer Stephen 0' Hera. who represented three men arrested in the raid on an Alleged pool room on Esst 32nd street. bitterly attacked Police captain Shire. when his client were arraigned in the Yorkville Police Court. He charged that the captain had un- latvfully raided the place at various times,- "i warn the captainnow." said wyer O'Hara, "that if he ever goes there again he will be shot.” Cipfi. Shire then made. a formal complaint inst the men ,and the hearing was ad ourned until tomorrow. GOV. ODELL SAILS FOR EUROPE. NEW YORK. May 24.—Gov. Odell sailed from Hoboken today on the steamer aKiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He reached Hoboken on the quaran- tine steamer Governor Flower, accom- panied by his son Herbert, and went immediately on board the steamer. A great. many of the governor’s friends we're at the pier to bid him farewell. When asked regardili‘g'his reasons for ‘ . mine abroad, he simply replied that he was going abroad. for a rest. He said he might see General Porter While on the other side. but he had is soar. rangements to meet him. H a inten- tion was to return on the same vessel on which he sailed today. so that he will be in Europe but. five days. “i. s n AGENT FOR HAY MANTON'S PATTERNS. fi Your Sir met" Outfitting Your summer outfitting can be done in this store to your complete (at- isfaction, and it's not a bit too early to make selections. We cannot too strongly emphasize the worthiness oi-our equipment of warm weather wear- ables. Can’t tell you about the whole stock. so we'll inst hint here and there and cordially Invite your earliest inspection. WHITE WAIOTS There's more style. more comfort and more economy in a shirt waist than in any other garment in a we man‘s wardrobe. Here's news about our new white waists. Iladies' white lace lawn shirts waists. tucked back and front, 98c. liadies’ white lace lawn shirt waists. trimmed with Val. lace, made with Bertha effect, $1.60. lladies' white shirt waists. made of fine lawn, tucked buck, front and sleeves, 81.69. Ladies' white lawn sblrt waists, lace fronts, tucked backs, large bishop sleeves. 81.98. , sssr TIME TO BUY WHITE ooops (lot a white goods show here that will please you in all ways. Sheer lawns, satin damask designs, and l’. K.’ s at such prices as below. One lot of short ends of white P. K from 3 to 10 yard lengths. regular 17c quality, to close at 1255c, White Persian lawn, very fine and sheer, with new silky finish, 2 in. yard- Fancy Madras. with msrcerllsd stripes and figures 27 in. wide, at the and 86c. MEN'S NEOLIOEE OHIRTS The season's collection is complete. We can suit any taste and fit an! price. Perfection of style. fit a finish mark every shirt in the liocrdg New line of percale and cord“ these we are showing in a large as- sortnient of colors and in all steel, 86 50c. We call special attention to our line Madras shirts stripes and figures, all sizes. no better shirt made for the money: price 81. NEWS ABOUT SUMMER RIBBON. Ribbons will again be largely this summer. Inink you shop I: these. Plain taffeta ribbons suitable for belts and neck wear. 26c per yd. Fancy silk ribbons in pink, blue. cream and red, 26¢ per yd. 83-85 Washington Street South 'Norvvalk. (A. can An Expert Judge Of Horses would always admire the stack that leaves our stable for driving purposes. We have handsome and stylish horses, well-kept and groomed. and we can send you a stunning rig any time that you feel like driving through the. coun- try on these balmy May days. at prices that will please your pocketbook. Soheub 's Livery Stable. TELEPHONE CALL 322-3. -_: wAaNINa 76 new empress. Consolidated Road Will Receive Ship- ments Under Certain Conditions. The New York, New Haven J's Hart- ford R. R. (30.. gives warning to all freight shippers that until further no tice no less car load business will be accepted for any point reached by the Harlem River and the Pennsylvania railroad companies: and no car leads or no less car load shipments can be accepted for any point reached by the Central It. R. of New Jersey, the Philadelphia at Reading. the. Lehigh Valley and the 1)., i... & W, railroads. Until further notice all shipments will be receiver] for forwarding to western points reached l)‘ the West Shore the Erie and the New York Cen- tral railroads. RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS. NEW YORK. May 2-i.——Arrlved: Kron Prinz Wilhelm, from Bremen, Southampton and Cherbourg. COUNTY ‘rax. Have to Pay. The amount of the county tax for made up and sent out yesterday. THO tax is. “ -10 of a mill on the grand lint of $151“ 265. 276. as follows: Bridgeport. 512329.10. Bethel, uh. 86; Brookflsld, 883.;11 DirienHSNfl: Danbury $2. 737. 48; Easton. 8:076“. Falrfleld, $989.17; Greenwich, 2.6 6. 47. Huntington 8833 33; Morrr,oe till.- 44; New Canaan $468. 56: New field. 879. 26; Newtown. 8428. 66; walk 82, 750.80; Bedding. $117.08“ Ridgeflcld 8426. 44: Shermitn, “0.”; Stamford. 83. 743 46: Strati'ord 68 .53. Trumbull, 3155. 57; Wanted. us. It; :Wesiport, 8693. 70; Wilton 8163 Totnl. 830, 253. 06. if you only linew what vi. going to happen there would be little contort in living. The find You Have Always Bought, and which has bed. in use for over 30 years, has bomb the sigrtatnre of W and has been made under his peri- so‘nal supervision since its infancy. “ Allow no one to déceive you in this, All Connterfeits. Imitation and “Just-as-good” are but; . Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Gaston-leis A harmless substitute for cm. on. Pais- gorlo, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It To Pleasant. It mains neither Opium. Morphine nor outer Narcotic subs and stray- lodge is Its guanotee. It destroys Worms oval-labile". It caret martian and WM! Colic. It. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Fletulenow. It; assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bounds, givl‘ng' healthy and natural m ' The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. ' csnumn CASTOR|A~ALwave The Kmii You Hate than S Birgit ‘ in Use For Over 30 erars. “mama-mascara. mm“. J Bears theSignetui-eof .... wide. All Qualities, from lscvto 600, Madras shirts, with pair of oufll.‘ in all the resting ' take a first chance at such lots. as ‘ Sum Each Town in the County Will each town in Falrfleld county was".~~~. I n, ,w'
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