WEIINEODAV’NMAY 331156117
wli‘ 1.111ur 1L1
«1 . ragga;
Special Sale of
LADIES' ILRCK
MERCERIZED
PETTICOA 1'5
‘1' §I.00. $1.49. and 31.98
E. K. Banks,
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
11111 1111111113
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: b‘alr' to-
night. Thursday increasing cloudiness,
with showers amt cooler in afternoon,
or 11ight.'l‘ho disturbance that was in
the. Rocky Mountains yeatorday morn
lug has moved rapidly eastward and
now forms a long trough of low pies-
iiure. extruding front Kansas nor theast-
ward to the Lake region. it Is produc-
ing cloudy weather, with local show.
are west of the Mississippi river.
Pleasant weather with rather high
temperatures prevails in the central
eastern sections. The westei n disturb
ance will pi-obablyi reach this viclnlt)
Thursday afternoon 01' night.
Sherman Commnndrry, t.‘ O C.
is planning a sot 1111 to be held on Fri-
day evening after the regular meet-
ln‘,g ice cream and cake will be serv-
The ai‘l‘aii' will be held in Sons of
Temperance Hall. in No1 walk
Dr. C. C. Ct'eegan, of New York, dis-
trict secretary of the American Iloard,
will speak in the South Noiwalk Con-
gregarioniil Chair-,li next Sunday mm 11-
ing, and the offering for the work of
Foreign missionaries will be taken.
St. Mary's Airi Society 1111111111111 .11
May festival and Old Maln‘s (‘oiiven
tion this evonlng at lair-kaood’s liall
The program has been in preparation '
for several weeks and promises to be
very atrcressfiillv carried out. The pro
coeds froin' the undertaking are, for
rharltable purposes.
The family gathering of the South
Norwalk t'ongregalional (lliiii'eh will
be held tomorrow night at 7:1511clmlt.
Rev. Lenin I'rank Bireil l). D. who
has beta in Syracuse. for ~eveiai data
will return in time to talk on the rail)
Jet-t. “The, Ambition of a Friend, ”
.lohii—called, rebuked seeking the
chief plac'e intimacy with Jesus, abrirs
er of Gethsemane trusted at the 1rnsr1
Miss Margaret ll. Weed will lead the.
Bible. Teac'heis Class. , . ».
llneol'n Council. 0. U, A. M...lia.a
made plans for the formation GUI new
lodge in South Norwalk of the Dangli-
lots of Liberty, the sister organization
of the. order of United American Mo ,
ehanicua it is- believed that there
would be quite 11 number of peop‘o
who would like to join surli an org 11l-
zatio'n were a brain ii at it started ere
An 0 en meeting will be held Friday to
vvhlcii the ladies will br- invited and
the affair will be discussed further
There. will also be an entertainment
and refreshments.
l". H. Gleason.
Beers, .li‘. .Galiaglior.
P. D. Littell. l". 1.. Snedeher. B. H.
Bell. W. ll. Burr New York; 1.. C.
Sti'maslinigar Baltimore; Fred WCei-
inpei, Newark N J.; J. .l. Alger,
George J, Adams. Chicago; George
Rosmarantz. E.-~l.. .Maraton. Boston;
C. I). Roger's, Emory Stevens, noward
Duty. (‘. W. P‘dl‘k. llai'ry Pepper, C. I".
Osborne, Norwalk; 0. W. ’l‘uninierniatil
Syracuse; C. WI.
H. .l, Monahaa.
Little Falls, N. Y.; James E. McKee.
Philadelphia: I'}. '1‘. Scollon, A. El
Keene, Providence; I.. ll. Salketh.
Troy; I". ll. Williams, Hartford;
Gaylord, Springfield,
the Hotel (‘lil'foi'd yesterday.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 751:.
to $1.00
Paint. It weighs 3 to 8 0211. more to
the pint than others wears longer, and
git es a glass equal to new work. Sold
by Watkins & Dow and E. I. Gorham.
Good Meat IS the
Foundation of __ ,,
Good Hédlll‘i’.- ~
WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST
CORN FED CATTLE. MILK FEB
VEAL AND CANADA LAMBS.
WE DHARGE YOU NO MORE
THAN YOU PAY FOR THE INFER-
IOR.
PUBLIC MARKET
‘32 South Main. corner anlland Street.
il. l.. _
were guests ati
.with Dev oe'a Gloss Carriage,
x.
The Fair Cloak and Far tore,
NEW cri'r GLIl'ss. j“ .
There is inspiration for the gift.
new cut glass. It is idle to tell of
path-,riis for no words can tell
how rich tliv are, or how the light
gltdllh iroiii the polished cuttings.
About .111 one 11111 write of is
wire. and do too know that
:'\llltllttl is not 01in turning,r out
the iiiicst rut glass in the \".\1itl(l
‘tllliIlIlC lil‘ltT N.
iliis list I5 rather like 11 111111»
home. but it would be :1 big cat-
alogtic that held mention of till the
sorts now licrc.
\'1iscs,—$1.5o, $2.75, $511 and
to $10.
Water and claret pitcher's;—
111150, $11.50, $7.51) and to $12
miter-bottles, m $2.50, $3.511,
and to $5.51).
'l‘oilct - thlOl‘ hottlcs,~— $5.50
and $7 .51) pair
Nappies. or boii- hon and olive
rlislies,—-—$i 51), $2., $.2. 50 and to
14- 50
Fruit dishes and salad howla.-——
$3.50. @451), $1) and to $12.
Sugar and cream sets,
$4.50 111111113550;
Decanters—“$4.50 to $0.75.
\‘l'iiic— +1111 5 ,.~—$9
i’latcanx,—~ ~75c to $5.75
llriscuicnt.
PEARL BUTTONS.
Sirizill pearl buttons are the
fashion for this siiiiiriici's wear
\iirl here are hundreds of them
.tt special price.
\\ by? llcrausc the inspectors
class 'ciii 115 "seconds." Many
arc seconds orin bcciiiisc
backs are yellow; very IL‘W have
hurts that amount to anything.»
“$3.50,
201'. to 401'. cai'd,—-~
rilar' me. to soc-'11 card.~- 10c.
()livc shape buttons, plain 111'
Ne 'ar: elevator.
THE HOWLAND
IDRY GOODS CO..
BRIDGEPORTx. .
WILL MAKE VISIT IN STAMFORD
Close SeaSOnlon June 7th.
.11 delegation of learners of. St.
Paul’s Branch of the (lirls‘ Friendly
Society went to Stamford last. night
and were UIC' guests of St. John’s
Chrii'ehflranch. of that city. The Nor-
‘walk girls were under the ehapronag‘e
of Mrs (‘oolilge and Miss Clark and
had a very enloyahle tinie
These members who dirt not goto
the tor-1 ii assembly i11ill,Wall street
under the di'11.'.\(lion of tlie bi'nntli see-.
1":11111'3 Mi',s W. M. Nibloek
branch will close Its season on Tues-
day evening. .Iune 71h, at the Town
Assembly hail. There wtll he a nine
Ing receptloii with dancing.
' ORDERED TO’R‘E‘MOVE." "
Selectmen Write to Bradley Breth'eln
and Requests Their Bath' Heuaes
off ,Compo Beach. ,
Selectman Blrge says that the board
of selectmen has written to the MESSI'B.
Bradley. owners of the, bath. houses on
Compo beach to remove the same.
i proposition of rental at the extremely
, low rate. of fifty cents per house, biit
this the owners refused to accept.
FRESH 1:111
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD
101: AND 12c LR.
:Fais‘su MAER:REL,15, 20 AND 251:
fro-h 11:11 at reasonable prleea.
CONCH SHEILMEPRQAME.
cartiifucaoss.
Illa-t End of Washington attest Bridge,
Old Salvation Army Building.
‘1 1
11 0011115211 or...
lamb, roast of beief, cut of pork—-
lesser quantitien If-trhat's all you need
~plcked from our first’quallty,-~con-
stantly arriving. supply-will bring to
your table Just the finest. tender-eat, .1
beat-for-themoney ‘
moat nourishing,
meats to be had in seven counties. In-
ferior meativhrred If this atone. '
Sohi’ ub'n‘hai-Itet
a wawiaa'rou "an"
Mine.
scckcr in this show of beautiful .
biit is sellingr it at remarkably rca» ,
tllcii' ,
1 Fish-eye, if» to 2.1 litre, regular "
XOC. .
Ilall buttons, in to 2.1, litre. rem ’
fancy, regular 3017. to 50c.~—— 10c. '
ll:iiii siiiit- buttoiia, .1 and 2
hole 1o to 511 line Tt"'tll 11 .2111; to
501'. -« 10c.
\cst- button sets with 1111px,
plain or fancy. regular 251'. set,-»
. . 51:.
St. Raul'a Girl's Friendly Seclcty Will '
Stamford held their regular meeting 3L '
The '
. At first the seleotmen made them a '
PORCIES, 5 LB. FOR 25c
FLUKES. 51: LB. '
BLUEFISH. , 10c 1.9.1. Just as easy and comfortable as
EACH ‘ ‘ {‘1
=aU‘i‘rEaris'i-i.” ' 101: i.
WEAKFIBH, 10c La
said? boa 51111 in“ «he? kind: or
. A. lSRAEL. 1. Proprietor.
CALL AND 3155 OUR rurr.‘ LINE or MILLINERY.‘
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS—it will pay you to call and you
65 WashingtOn 81.. So. Norwalk Ct.
I-,r -.
Who Said Coal?
Win, w1- I11111- plenty of coal-coal
to burn. good. clean coat that will burn
when you want it to. 11an make your
tire clear‘ and bright when you need
it. lion't hold off thinking coal pricerr
are going down-410. not that we know
(11'! Let us fill your order now and
you will probably save money. Price.
.for winter or summer $6.00 per ton.
No Charge for carrying in.
E.M.TOLLES&C0
THE
Falrfleld County Savlngs Bank.
5! Wall Street. Narwallr.
.Moneii Denosiied From Now To June
5 Draws Interest From June 1.
Hours 9 to 12 a. m.' , 1 to 3 p. m.; Saturdays. 9 to 12 a. to.
Open Monday evening from 7 to 8. '
4' PER CENT. PAID 0N JILL DEPOSITS.
:—
v
I t Requires
NO MAGNIFYINO GLASS TO» RECOGNIZE THE GENU'INENESS OF
OUR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR BARGAINS, FOR BARGAINS THEY
ARE IN A VERITY. IN THE INTEREST OF YOUR POCKETBOOK
DON'T WAIT ANY LONGER—TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE
BEFORE THE GOODS ARE ALL GONE.
N. E. RYAN,
86 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Speoial Sale 131 Trimiiied Hats
Will begin Monday. May 23d.
com: 'EARLY '1an SECURE BARGAINS.
S.‘ S. TILLOTSON.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
1 1 4
All Kinds oI '1;
Summer Furniture
Raymond and Son’s
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalku 1.. .
PORCH CHAIRS, STEAMER CHAIRS.
GO CARTS. REFRIGERATORS.
Everything In the FURNITURE LINE at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
The Pleasant
difference between “Keith's-Kori-
querer” shoes and the other
everyday kind is—
K elfh ’s .
K onquerors
Flt !
if you’d [paid a custom-maker $6
or $8—or even more for a special
.-
pair. , ‘
$3.50'and :4
Olsen’s Shoe Store,
f Wh;hfnnfon Ski-ear. “.311th 'Inirwalkt. '
A Pleasant Wail
W 999110
<1 SATURDAY AFTERNOONS B
would be to join the
or PE _ MANSIIIP cuss.
5”th Buslnmfi‘alhfi.
installation not us. AT manners.
South Nor walk Division, Ancient 01'-
der of Hlboriiiaus, Is to hold a ineotliilt
tomorrow night.
Sherman Council, Royal Arr-aniim, in
to ii Id, 11 meeting tomorrow night in
ltod leii'u liall.
Miss Ollie I’ailiicr. of llohoken. N. .I
lit the guest of Mrs, l"1'auirliii Davis, of
Ilitiiillltiii avenue.
» Flag or concrete walks laid and re-
paired. (lootl work. Ferrite (.‘oal (Jo.
Miss Madeline Muguiro, of South
Norwnlk. has Ilt't‘II the guest of Minn
Helena Fisher, l'li-thel.
Mrs. Sliloa Stevens, of New Haven,
was the guest of 11 lllIth‘n 111 Norwallt
and South Norwalk, yesterday.
P, (3. hoiinabtii'y Lodge, New England
Order of Protection, initiated tWo c.1111-
didiitea at Its meeting. last night.
Wrrkhiiigtou Pump, No. it. I’rri'lotlc
Order of the Son". of Amer-I111, will hold
a regular meeting tomorrow night.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory, of (.‘r'aiihury.
who has been seriously ill at her home
In (ii'anbury. is now liiipi'oviug nicely.
Smith Ilrotliera eoiniiieiieed work
yoaterday, on the second floor of Her-
man Quittner'a building in Railroad
avenue.
A dam-e will be hold in Washington
Ilall, Cranbury, Thursday evening. it
is being arranged by E. S. Taylor and
ilenry Oaiiior.
William E. Duncan. one of the tick.
or agents in the Grand Central Station.
New York. spent yesterday with rela
lives in Norwalk.
A special convocation 0. Washington
Chapter. It, A. M., will be held tonight.
at Wlll('ll the Master ..1asriria' degree
will be conferred.
\lr and Mrs James I' Pirnzelt, of
Chestnut street. South Norwalk. have
been the guests of their son, .I Wal’
lace I’tinzelt, in Westport.
The Christian Industrial lA'IIL’Iit‘ oi
the South Norwalk Methodist Church
will hold its monthly business meeting
Friday evening. at the church.
willg reduction in pianos, iil Stein-
1'1'l's. See ad.
The annual (‘ounrs-tlcut diocesan
convention of tho I'Zpiscopal church
will be held this year on Tuesday.
Jane 14, at St. Paul's church, New lla-
VCll.
Rev, William I}. Ilooltei', of Wilton.
attended the re-opeuliig services of St.
.lnnles‘ Episcopal ('irui'ch. \l'1iatvllle.
yesterday, and til‘t'lipit‘tl a seat in thv
chancel.
Mrs, John II. M. l.o\vth_ of Wall
aii'eet. receivwi a telegram yesterday
afternoon. announcing the death of Ill‘l’
mother. Mrs, Sarah Jackson, at Lon
don. England.
Captain Abram lleclrei', of Crescent
Terrace. hair a painfuldel‘t hand. caus-
ed by its coming in contact with an
oyster stake while he was at work 111
the Sound, last Monday.
-—MUSIC AT THE 5 AND 10 CENT
STORE.
Freeman's concert orchestra will
render choice selections on Friday.
May 27. 2:30 to 5:30. at C. W. Park 1%
(‘ofs ii and ill ('(‘III store, weather per-
uiittliig. 'l‘he piihlic are invited.
The Norwnlk Box company. in whose
plant at South Norwalk Dunbar-y men
and capital are interested, will make
an extensive addition to its plant by
taking on a neighboring building.
Several hundred gallons of water
[Itilll't'tl into Washington street. yt'stei'
day afternoon. from the tender of loco
motive 437, which stood on the bridge
over Washington street for several
niiiiluee.
The South Noi'wrilk (‘luh will ban
a Iadiea' night, this evening, at the
headquarters in Donovan‘s block. .l1-1'
onie May's Ilaiiio (‘luh will give :1 con
cert early in the evening, and dancing
will follow.
~~Monnrcti over pain. llrirns. cuts,
sprains, stings. Instant relief. Dr.
’l‘liomas' Ecloelrlo Oil. At any drug
store.
A meeting of the special 1-oiiiiultt1-1-r:
of the Departments of Social and Lil-
erary work of the Epworth lwgue will
llu held at the close. of the prayer
meeting of the First Methodist Church
tomorrow evening.
Past Grand Master and Senior War-
den Arthur C, Wheeler, of Norwalk.
was in Monroe Monday. attending the
dedication services of the neu Masonit-
Temple. Nearly all the, other state.
officers were presrit
Frederick Augustus Steel), of Dover
street, and Mrs. Mary .1. Hughes, of
this city. were married Monday. at St.
Mary’s rectory by Rev, James H.
O'Donnell. The witnesses were Thom-
as H. Burns and Miss Margaret A.
hawlor.
Colonel Gilbert 1.. Fitcli‘has accept-
ed. 011 behalf of the other-r11 of the
Third. an invitation to attend the an-
nual drill and review of the New Ha-
ven companies tonight. A number of
tire local embers will gain New llaven
to see the drill.
Sherman (lommanderr 11.0. it. (2..
Will meet Friday evening. at 1.30
oclock. In order to expedite business
for the open meeting to follow at
which an interesting "W for breach
of promise will lie‘ conducted. There
will he noadi'r : :1 fee.
I11 the trail superior court. lli'ldgn
port, yesterday afternoon, .lirdge Alber~
to 'l‘, llorabiieit. listened to the aura»
manta in the action brought by ltella
M. Reid against Irby W. Reid. of
Bridgeport. to obtain' increased sup
port for a child after a divorce had
been granted.
The Young Men's Band of Christian
Workers will meet at the parsonage of
the, First Methodist Church this even
ing. :11 7:30 o‘clock. The pastor de~
sires the members to meet promptly.
The meeting is called for an earlier
hour than usual that the young men
may be able to attend‘the mtntary sig-
nal drill. ,, .
Captain Leonard Wildmnn of the
U. S. Signal Corps. Ia expected here
and in Danbury in a few days to spend
some time before deparliax for Alaeka
whererhe has been ordered. .Captain
Nthfirifiw... mriiiii
have clam at the tumult; of ecto-
. mph lines In Airsh-
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
1 ‘ ‘ l ‘. .
Your 111111111111 outlltllrig can be (little In this Rtore to your complete irat-
ial‘actloii and it a riot 11bit too early to make solutions. We cannot. too
strongly euipliiisire tlii- woitliliiciui oi”- orit' eqriipnieiit of warm weather wear-
iibles. Cant tell you about the whole stock so well just hint hero and
there and cordially invit: your etirllust Insp1r'tloii
WHITE wmsrs 'wldo. All qualities, front the to 50,11
There's more style. more comfort Il‘tll'tl. ' "
and more economy in a shirt waist Fancy Madras, with .mercerizod
than in any other gariiierji in a th'rlill‘limli and figures,
man's wardrobe. llere's n‘eun about and 36c.
our now while waitstu. MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
Ladles' white line lawn Hllll'IB waists i _ , ,
1...... .1. 1.3“11'1111' 1.:.f"'.r.'t:'".11 °i‘.“”‘ii';
Ladles‘ wlilte lace lawn rzlilil waists. lithe pvuwmm of style. fit and
trimmed with \ul. lace. made with 1],,th mmk We.) 511m in the stock
“9'1““ “If?“ $1... New line of percale and corded
Ladies" white shirt waisis made of‘ Madras maq with pair of cuffs
lino lawn tucked back, front and .1119“) “e are showing In a large an-
“li“""’3- 51-“9' sortinent of colors and in all sizes, at
Ladles' white liiwii shirt waists,!50c
lace fr_onta tricked bricks, large bishop We ("til special attention 10 our fine'
sleeves 5193- 'Madias shirts in all the leading
BEST TIME 70 Buy istripes and figures, all sizes. no better
WHITE GOODS lshirt made for the money; price 81.
Got a white goods show here that: lNEWS ABOUT SUMMER RIBBONS
will plea so you Iii all ways Sheer Ribbons will again be largely worn
27 in. wide, It 250
lawns, satin llllllllli-Ik designs, and P. this summer. think you should
K.'r~1 at l-ltlt‘ll prices an below. .triko a. ilrst chancolat such lots as
One. lot of short. ends of white P. K. those.
l’lalii taffeta ribbons, suitable for
bells and neck wear, 2'51: per yd.
Fancy ailk ribbons in pink, blue,
lemon and r1:,d 25c per yd
from 3 to it) yard lengths, regular l’IC'
quality, to close at 12171,. e
White l’cislaii lawn verv fine andi
sheer, with new silky finish, "' in.
83=85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
An Expert Judge
Of Horses
would always admire the stock that
leaves our stable for driving purpoaoa.
We have handsome and stylish lioi‘aea,
wellskept and gi'ooiiicd, and we can
send you a stunning rip; any time that
you feel like driving through the coun-
try 011 these balmy Maydays. at prices
iliat will please your pocketbook.
Sahaab 's Livery Stable.
TELEPHONE CALI. 322—3.
no’N’or BE IMPOSED' UPON. '
Foley 11’: (‘11., Chicago. oi'lglnatetlf
Honey and Tar as 11 throat cand lung
remedyI and on rte-count of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Fun-")5
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi'
trite offered as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. It IE
mildly laxative. It contains no opiates;
and is safest for children and delicatel
WILL INSTALL ELECTRIC PLANT.
lliidg1poit is preparing foi the erec-
generating electricity for light and
pow‘ei of its own
In its place will be erected a brick
l structure to be equipped with all the
latest machinery known in electrical
sclenre.
persons. For ”10 9" Plaisted's drug‘ it is the intention of the company.
51W”. . so it, is said in time to dispense alto;
”~"‘””"" '— igetlier with steam for either power,
FOR THE '- 0- 0- F1 HOME- Tlit-1111111: oi' lighting purposes. Power-
'I lie gr 1111! lodge of Odd l1 ollou has .
derided tliit it is 11m twain to put .11
per rapila 111\ of ‘1?» 11-111 1 per head on'
omh 1111 min-1 rr'l 1"111h lodge in Illt‘i
state of t‘oiiiieciir'ut for four loi'iiis,‘
making 11 total of $l, in order to build
additions to the dormitories of the l.
l’ul dvnamos will be installed In the
new plant which will he completed at
”It earliest date possible.
Tire growth of this roncem during
the lilt-I twentv rears liar. been marvel
ions. It Is one of the mainstays ‘o'f
, . - s 1 Bridgeport working people always
1). 0. l2 horne III (iroton. .a1'li term ,. ' . . .
coiisiets of six months. which allows "“1"“ “m“ wages and often ""3an
, m'erriiiiu when there was a curtailment
the lodges two years in which to pay, , _ . -
the entire tax. lot 11 or king hours in other factories.
N“ :/‘
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v:.-.....r..s_g=_—_...- .... _...... .
, Always Bought
Aegetableprcparationfoms- .1»
simiiatin tlieFtiodaiidRe
tingtties mam uf
lNi.iNi.s.~
Bears the
Signature .
of I
( 11 I 1._ I) R iLN w”
Promotes Di cation. Cheerful—
neas andlles .Cdnlains' neither
Opium Morphine nor Mineral.
Nor NARC one . - .
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M Jed
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A cl Remed forConsli
I lio‘iiafseour Stomiicti Dian-ho:
. Worms Conwlsiors feverish
ness and Lo‘ss or SLEEP.
rnsimii. 5111mm or
I
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'l‘lie Lnioii Metallic Caitridge CO. of
lion of a large plant for the purpose or
One of the large
11' oodon buildings is being removed and'
Norwalk Chronicler