Pt-Qi-Qiifikw
blieii‘meilihhtih
.. spurs unaware... .
1.11161 liens libs.
Vwaa'rnaa roaacas'r
W
For NOFVVAII had vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday. A few local shop-
er! "0- developing in the northwest.
WK pleasant weather prevails .in all
other sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather, with slightly
higher tomperature.
.. 'I 4 4 44W
Full moon,
Not so warm, today.
Thullder storms are due.
Flags for Decoration Day at Cole
meals. ,
«Closed all day Monday. F. D.
LYQII & Co.
save inWera for the soldiers' use.
Monday, 1
The finds fountains and straw hats
have the right of line.
a-liase ball, Decker Field. Decors
tiop Da'. Two games. Mllfor , a. In.
10:130: {Mates p. In" 3: 30.
Min. Oliver H. Jennings. of Greens
Farms.; ls entertaining her mother,
I". Henry Coley, of Norwalk for a-
“W 49118.1. ..
John} Treadwell Jr son of Mr.
Mrs. John P. Trasdwéll, .of Nor-
is It, at Arrived home after standing
the win or on a Colorado ranc
shine ball, Decker Field. Decora-
I. ”Day. Two gsmes.Milfo1rds,a. at.
10V :00“ Mules, p. m.. 3:30.
6m Johnéon, of Quintard place.
I! walk, is able to be out again, after
us illness. It is pleasing to his
if.” friends to know that he is now
OI III nicely -
y-‘Buy your shoes today. will not be
open Decoration Day. F. D. Lyon it
Miss SybilC. Merriam of South Main
street. has returned home from a few
dhys’ visit with her aunt and uncle,
align Mrs. Daniel Hamilton of
mith’ id9. .
---‘-F. D.- Iiyoh It 00., will be closed
all day Monday. 1
The Men's Bible Clusl: of the First
M. E,fih1aroh, wIlI meet tomorrow at
the close of the morning service. All
the members ml repeated to be pres-
ent. arid b‘rln‘g r and with them.
anemone» who went west
mew than age to take a position on a
resent“ returned to his home in
southJio’r'walk Franlt Mansfield, who
lett am with Mr Webster. returned-
some tilde Ilisp
. ~88“ biill, Decker Field Decors
tlon Day. TWO games. Milforda. a. m.
10: 30: ' ”surnames, p. m., 3:30.
Tickets sellIng fast {or the ox-
curslon of e united Firemen. Mon
day, to North Beach. The “Rosedale”
will leave the some Norwalk Steam-
boat dock at 8: 30 on that morning.
The return will be made from the
beach at 3:30 p. m‘.
A special meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Association will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock.
In the South Norwalk Congregatlonal
Church. A president is to be :lecb
ed, and vacancies on the othn board
are to be filled.
THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS. 1
comes from the varnish in Devoe's' Var-
nish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents more a
quart though. Sold by Watkins 5 Dow
and E. E. Gerham.
‘Good Nest is the
Feundation of
Good Residi
. we meow his are
com ran oar-rte. MILK no
vast. AND eANAIIA LAM a. »
we onARGE vou Moss
70%" YOU PAY FOR nit mess.
I
TUBLIVCTIVARKET
u 14-" m, cog-"9f Hgvlllnd .‘m‘v
W ‘
. corfon Faeries chess.
Seine from the I worries-Pam-
' brook Suction. 89'th from ‘our
IT 31.00. .VI'MVD. m 31.88
own stock. And the one sort is as
garb-active as the other, 1:5. both
‘ are at low price and both are of
'as'aured Quality.
Read this p‘a'rtia1 detail and get
fair idea oi the opportunity.
AT 150.
Mercei‘isad oxfords In plain colors or
printed designs.
Plain chevlots in good colors.
Zephyr "ginghams 3:: inches wide.
Fancy waistings in many patterns
Cheviot» in ahlrting designs
French percalee In colors
0th She to 600.
Racy white goods. sheer and dainty
worth lflific yd. -
ill/go.
Fancy cotton sultings. good range of
colors. worth 35c yd.- 6
" c
Foncy voilep and crepe cloths In dis
tinctlve styles. only one dress length
of most worth 39c yd:— 244
e.
White waist and dress cottons in
fgcydstrlped patterns. worth 160 and
y .
8"“.
, Hammad bedspreads,qu also, worth
81.25, -—
89c
Nemmed huck towels, good weight,
Worth 10c each.—
7c.
AT Be. 4
A good big varied lot of glnghamat
in striped patterns, ideal for summer
wear. ,
Worth the yd;
Exclusive cotton dress novelties. sin-
le dress lengths only, worth 60c to
Sc yd. -—
37%
Fancy cotton voiles. hacked or ii
III-ed good colors, worth 25c yd. —-
1
Bleached toweling, all pure II on
1 worth 114c yd,—
Printed madras with satin s “98:;
running. under the printed 9 mm,
worth 19c yd.—
dFancy vollee, many colors w
y -
.oflnyl
12 c
rthl c
. ”Matthew s
ow. Willow‘s!
lam “autumn-mum
needle nil Meatles- Dr. David
. of it. I‘Cakcarammlatheeetooue
l’byaisiaasnd
- - eaperlaoesaaa
i“- uuu all-rile...
It w
cures
Kenn“
andleo
we: and lo’bd.
anoalk. by Platesr VA medley.
crw
For
Booth
e-M......4..n.
M rloue Igoch. abrasion
R
In
e civil superior court yesterday
”0““ Judge Alberto r. Rordbeclt. a
34‘?“ r or motions were heard and
13° ., or. Long arguments were
"‘3 tin the demurrer or the South-
National built: through the re-
r. E. 8 Pepper. 'agdinst the coal-
-t in the action brOught against
444, bank by the town of Fairileld. De-
ion was reserved.
n the action brought by the seleeb
on of Fairneld against Robert Birch,
i,r. the court confirmed the taxation
of costs made by the clerk amounting
to. 846. 51. The defendant appealed
from thecharges. . ..
5 amino. 3
mm'hfié‘m
JUN! TERM AT OANIURV.
Cases may be claimed for the June
term trial list of the court of sour
men pleas. at Danbury. and such
claims should be in the clerk‘s office
at Bridgeport, on or before Wedhec
day. June I, at 10 a. m, to be put on
printed trial list. Assignmehtii will
12560 he. made at Brid o rt oil Fi‘lii .
Ing‘i’i’inm: 2.444952414411445 ‘°‘°'*°"' June 3- o. 10:30 {’31. f0 the-flat
worth 81 to .1 25 deK— “119 and week of the June term of athlI-y.
Mercerised pongee in
terns. worth 10c yd.—
dancy lawns. good 0010!“ I, worth 166cc
y .
101:.
Tim " OWLANII
DRY Gloom co
:miyospom.
new ._mwo w.
sILK wms 4,
sescIAI, can. 91.-
unbsv on so or some;
oooos THE -
re
,- .
l
1 78d
'0 lard pat-
W
INTI OHINEOVI
RECEIVED.
AND PRICES
EST :
Juoouso wIEr’Ii oviiiimta
Is no more dangerous Imago 3:8!“
kidney disorders..- Foiey'
Cure corrects Irregulauties and ad
cured many severe cases after other
terstmeni has failed. It builds tip the
stern out tissues and restores health
and vlgor. "I was troubled with kid
ney complaint for about two y'eafl."
writes A. H. stis 9! Mt Starling.
lows. "but two bettlea of Foley: Ki
ney Cure effected a 'perma’hert cure:
For sale at PIaisted' a drug store. "
No marriage ceremony h“ ever
been gone through without a h I‘ll wot
bride and groom.
School Taxes
“9'3" ' 9*“ ”AIsr suns, ,
"I" wager Aim no: Union School District
IUITB MADE 9 ORDER. , . 1 ,1 .. . .. .. .. . .
CLEANING AND R The taxpayers of the South Norwallt
LY p -""“m "a" Union School District are hereby noti
31 Mlln Street, NOMIIK, €40”,
tied that the district tax of one and
one-quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment list of 1903, at a
meeting of the district held on the 2nd
day of June 1908. at the Franklin
street school house, will be due and
<VIHOIGI V iciona. o-
Coruer Railroad AVv "‘u‘. “'4 M0,“...
81
Special Tablesg'l-i u 5W, a...” 1
amino Room or? ,V. ”Vain-IL 14w. M
Everything lose
an experienced chef,
eellent style.
T. J SULLl
V Tel. Call .AN FWD
”0)
FRESH FISH
resales,
FLUKEB.
BLUEFISH.
CONNECTICUT RIV4- 4R OHAD
6. AND ole; iii.
FRESH eAcKsIIE
EACH . 1‘: 2° ”3°
aurrsrr’trifiu.
fresh fish at reasons ..
solace toast: 1
comers 8HE4LL48414- 63
CAPT. I
Fastlnd‘oéw 4:44.” ,‘
cin- “rm ,
Our establishment V
pared to cut one rib
to make a meal for a
4 " lly of two or .V t 4
:.::1'::.:.::.::: ,.......... 5,, 3,
cu a
quarter you want. a sweat; 6‘ 0".
you is obvious.
Sch-obi
:i
”1"“
mm by
and served in ex-
5 Li. FOR 86o '
50 LB.
V103 LI.’
lea so touch
beef and other cleats hat we are pre-
VII otherroaats
payable on the second day of May,
I904. at which time I shall be ready to
receive same at Stillson-Powell’s drug
store. 82 Washington street. Penalty
at the rate of nine per 0 ot. a year will
be charged on and after June 3.1804.
F A. TOLLEB.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwaih
Union School District
Dated at South Norwalk. April to’ISBV
0104.-..
we
Who signs
the best
$3.50 1311‘”
!
I...~e-‘
How in the world do
" We know.
Every slioeman» says
he does. 4 ’
k
All Vwe know is:-
our “Keith‘s- -K:£ueror”
Shoes are far away
the [lest or v: ever sold. .VV
Olsen’s
Washington
- walk, visited Mrs.
fihonemOombuIY. Which made excava-
lrjg nil family, of New
Canaan.
ae'at Wee
' mflalt pork I90 "I. or 8 lbs for 26o.
liayesfl. * .
Herni'an snyder has been employed
as bookies ry by The Graham Ernst
Cigar Coal”
Mrs. F. H. ”tiles-on, or, south Nor
B.F. Hoyt. in New
Canaan, this week.
:Flhre carrot seats I and 2 ya
lengths, 260 and 60c..M. 8. Smith a Co
Frederick Coleman and wife
drov to Fri geport. yesterday'. and
won: the day with friends. '
— Straw hats! Straw haw 0' Brion.
The Janet age Athletic Club Baseball
team that or practice on the Concord
wnu .. m Cal-cilia Mum-V , street grounds, last evening.
$33“; N-Y-I for t. has “all; a?” Mrs Parser-ct Cunnin ham. of Dan
m 4.11s animal-iii.” 4 bury. the guest of r. and Mrs.
h... . Wfiflib an "Mr“ George Flynn, of Marshall street.
Minis WW2; " {infllover'so the place. Closed all day
F0 0nd”, MW 80.
thé KIngG :3?“ Mrs Han-ct M. valentine ofV Bridge-
port. ls visiting her daughter Mrs.
George D. Clark, of Hamilton avenue.
~Latest style straw hats. O’ Brien. _
Herbert Oaks, mailing clerk in the
South Norwalk post- milieu. resumed his
duties today, after a two weeks' vaca-
tion 1
—-125 doVs. corset covers 26 29 and
85o en. The largest line ladies white
gettieoats to be found. .8 Smith
Misses Maria and Margaret Council,
of Raymond street, are spending a few
days with their parents, in Newtown
Miss Lena Wateri. of North Main
street and George Mills will be mar
rled this afternoon at the home of the
bride. ‘
~8pecial U trims) (loo Hats. 98c and
u. as as Shim
Eben Hill, who has recently complet-
eds ome residence at Tavern
lilandpw l entertain the Travel Club,
of Duncan. neat Frid av .
Mr. and ma. T Harris have
moved from South his a street and are
now usupying a residence corner of
Clhy 8pring street a.
~8Valt mu 10c lb. or 3 lbs for 25¢.
Hayes’... ,
William It Osborn. chestport, who
has a farm at Georgetown. has re-
celved word that one or the barns was
destroyed by lire Sunday.
:10 lb pail pure lard 90c. Hayes:
Gear 44a W. Lynch. who has been
south rseversl weeks. transacting
some business in Florida, has return
ed to his home in West Norwallt.
- useltaapers in want of kitchen
furnsh hinge can had them in our base
most. M. 8. Smith a 00.1 .
Miss Olive Palmer. of Hobokcn N
J.. who has spending the week
with. Mrs. Fr Illin o. pews, of Hamil
ton avenue. as, returned home today
The Girls Friendly society of St.
Paul’s church. will close its season.
Tuehday evening. June 7, with a recap-
3041: and dance in the Town Assembly
a . . .
:Prlnoeon s’tyle48o1ft lists. O Brien
Master Arthur RV Denies; Jr., of Mer-
iden. Conn. will spend Sunday and
Decoration Day, with his grandparents
Mr. and Mrs James W. Hoyt, or South
. Main street
-On 8st. as a’spcclal for Decoration
Day sale. 50 dos. handsome white
shirt waists esc ea. M. 18. Smith a: Co.
A high mass of requiem for the re-
pose of the souls of the nine deceased .
members of Catholic Union Council, K.
of C.. will be celebrated at St. Mary a
Church. Monday,a aft 8 a. m.
It is expected there will be a game
of baseball betwoeu the New Canaan
first nine and the‘ Nationals. of Nor
walk next week Saturday afternoon.
June 4. .
:Choice fowls 14V and 160 lb. llayes'.
The family gatherlng or the South
Norwalh Congregational Church will
be held Thursday night at 7: 46 o clock.
subject, A Woman's Faith: Mary of
Bethany. .
:Dleck and Brown 4Dorbies, O‘Brien
were Ia progressing rapidly on the
alt rations to the Ely block on North
Man street which will be used as a
show room tor A. J. Collins a Com
Dilly.
:0lpverfs the place. Closed all day
Monday May 30.
A stuwberry festival rind dance will
lie held under the auspices of the Hat
Trimmers' Association. in G. A.. R.
Hall, South Main street. Tuesday even-
ing, June 7. » .
r«Lotto .wer and turn. over, collars.
stocks: Yokes in all styles. 8c upward.
2.000.yda. fancy: taffeta ribbon aIl
widths 19c Yd. 1L8 8.8mlth & Co
Charles.§wartg.1aon of .Ccnir'njs-
sloner and re. C. Swarts. of Its land
street. mete a geological school
nefiétAulgh Itiy.w m“gore he will remain for
«walnut! odor O'Brien.1 , ..
The Jennings Athletic Club baseball
Club will play the CIcnbroeh on :thn
Stamford imll minds.
games that afternoon.
A patrioticd Nice will be held in the
First Mb Church,- tomorrow
evenlig. llpocinl music s’sVd short sch
dress by the parlor u The Glory of
the Revolution." Service one hour
long
:6holcefow1ls 1.8 rind 160 lb. Hayes'. -
Edward); Pier or South. Main
street. manager for ter & Brennan,
fell from a step ladder. Thursday.and
lniured one ecu: ankles so that he
is forced to use a cane to help him
get around
——-smw can... . outcasts: O’Brien.
apechlneethsg of the oilicers and
tease? of the Bibio School of the
80th orwalk Contentions: Church
will be held tomorrow afternoon Im-
mediatéiy after the lesion of the
netted.
. The Southern New England Tele-
ungoI-wglk street for
.E I r more to 'ulclmry Flair
Decor-salon
Bay. at :o'elooh. There will be two '
LAIo444I at. V.
All the Von: MIMI Pl
4I4'eeeetiiaye1IIIert
he Melanin of air
from the do
with:
u. -
The SAVING. IANK is the
stunt promoter of economy and
lit in the world.
A SAVING. IANK promotes he
the Idea of Caving. Make the
Ilnnlng in small solm The larg-
er looumulltlon will take care of
Itself.
You (so open an account with
only .1 math Additions to this
"but time to time to sult’your eon;
vanishes.
We are open Saturday bvenlngs
from 6: 09 to I: 00 teases accommodate
those who can net get tot a Bank
during the day time.
ANY 0%“ can Nash?” MON Y.
one or run IIIIW.’a
res more” semis eAv
nos ems.
United Isak Building.
News '1
(“III 1444'4AXESI
This taxpayers of the City of South
Norwslk are hereby notified that the
city tax of six and one half (elf) mills
on the dollar. laid on the "consistent
list of 1903. at a city mbetlng held in
Arlen Hall, on the 1th day of March.
A. 0..”190i, also the library fund tax of
one quarter (it) of a mill on the dol-
lar. laid at the same time. (will be due
and payable on the seeded day 0! Mai.
room which time l will to is the
same at Jacob M. Dayton o as. NO.
6 Railroad Place. Penaltyat the rate
of nine (9) per cent. a yahr from May
2.190s. will be charged on all bills re-
maining unpaid after Julie s. not
JAMES PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City of South
NorYIIIIII.
South Norwalh. Hey I 1904
. . ,im .tolll
Ilcuul sun Ion co
MANUFACTURERS OF
AUTOMOBILE LAUNCHES
., ,, and .1 .
PA TENT STEEL BOATS
GABOIJNE LAUNO Its.
Fastest and Lights-t
:Never Lenka-Never Oink—-
omozv aoA'rs. risrim'o bare.-
PoarAaLa AND FOLDING om,
Ptaasuas neon/1418 auo new
A 3.
GAIL IOVVA‘I'S AND CANOES.
c. 1.. sr. J.:- Ii" spam.
1 419 Water Direct.
-CIVtI|ognes on application.
we Issuer——
GAL-oust.
rowan
:20A : s.
For Particulars Call On
TAYLOR & GOLDEN. 1
14 Washington at, Go. Nev-walk. Gt
1". F. Locxwoob o co..
3? Wall St, Norwalh.
are factory agents for the following
automobi Isa:
OLDSMDBILE. all yfylu.
The WHITE.
FRANKLIN,
LQCOMOBILE.
Will demonstrate any of the above.
machines to Interested partle's.
Handgun-larch
FOR TIM-T ITO}!
TATIONB
SKIN
flirt V am. 7
DR HUMPHRIES'
vertlsed Spring Medicines so chaise
and remain to cure you as this Pres-
crlptlora
Zéitluss Pharmacy
a NO. wins it. so. seswstx
..M.... ..
was» re Horse Owners.
We have W the blacksmith
shop on North Main atneet. .‘of the late
William McQuhaa and stocked It with
alarge amount or stock. so we are
now prepared to shoe hes-sew within
the shortest time possible; add in a
first cirrus win-Wallis weer. ,
We have also mode in “too hand
aflnelotw:hmmm¢md
await r‘oad ’h‘dreu. of which it
AUTOMoeIaee, runners ANo ria- '
I-A tame
For those PIM4PI4.’I484, for all lRfll- If
and ERUPTION of the ~
FLOOO REMEOY‘
There Is no Barnanrilla or other sd- _
“,3":
pm
. Aossr ran an sari-owe pie-is
Man-u...
Your billllllliil‘ Outfitting
llfaction, and It's not a bit too early to make selections. We'
strongly emphasise the worthiness of-our ediilp‘iiia'nt of virus; on V‘
able’s. Can't tell you about the whole stock. so we'll lust hint here
there "and cordially invite your earliest Inspection. - ‘
:wl . All nuaIltleVs. iron lleVieW’
There's more style. more comfort "I?
and more economy in a shirt waistl My Madras. with”
than In .any other garment In a wo- stripes and figures, 24V? II 84166;»
man's :argiobc. “Here’s news abouts d'.86c
°"' V“ " ‘° " "P - Mass section ssisrst”
Ladles' white lace lawn shirts waists. Th q season' a “mum
tucked back and front, 98c. We 0‘ 1
Ladiea white lace lawn shirt waists. 2,.“ " .22.}..‘rggfz‘l‘g‘gg. «~19
trimmed with val. lace, made with
also... I... M .171: we? 93""
Merges shirts.wl " '
Ladles' white shirt waists, made of
line lawn, tucked back. front and um, we my “Imam, 13%1'4 "
sortm'cnt of colors and iii elicited? a4! 1
WH'TI wslsra
sleeves, 81. 69.
Udies' white lawn shirt waists. 50c,
lace fronts, tucked backs, large bishop WV. cell “eel“ 4sitonilon
5‘99'93- 311- :98, Madras shirts in all the
agg'r 7mg 70 buy stripes and hgures.,all use.
WHITE GOODS shirt mhde for the money;
Get a white goods show here that NEW3 ABOUT OUMMIK
will please you in all ways. Sheer Ribbons will again‘
lawns, satin damask designs. and P. this summer. .amk
K.’ s at such prices as below. tube e um chance at such
One lot of short ends of white P. K. 1 these , .
from 3 to 10 yard lengths. regular 17c P'laln taffeta ribbons 8838:}:116!
belts and neck wear, also =
Ilii.’ DOLE. lililVO.
quality, to close at 1295c.
White Persian lawn, very line and Fancy sill: ribbons
sheer, with new silky finish. 8: in. cream and red. the peryd.
V 8.3-85 'w"v Bio-hingt‘V’TI “airway.-
I-snufh NOTWh‘fivtOhh . .
Ii JOYFUL ACCEPTANCE
is always given to an invitatiorr to
ride in one other handsome rigs.
Our vehicles are stylish. comfort-
able and sound. and our horses well
kept and ready for business. When
you wish to enjoy an outing you will
find our prices low our service that
class and our rigs astlsfactory.
cannabis livery strata.
1TF6.§€”.“§.F.,§§l-Efiz?-d-v .
-—
rm:
Yalrflefl County Savings Back
of Wall Smut. Nor-walk.
want-amiss .- ea In...
Homes Deocsiied From Now To June
8 DIIIWS Interest From June 1.
Hours. 9 to n a. In; I to 3 p. in; Saturdays. 9Vto Is a. In.
Open Monday evening treat 1 to
w
4 PER CENT. PAID ON ALL DEPOSI 3'3
I‘N-v-r‘.
Special “ale (If Trimz‘nrd H631
Wfl4l4b4snfn Monday. May 23d ' 31:1
£4er sun scans: "some
TILLOT.UN
score rioIIwALu cos
c M;
i so.
as MAseIN‘o‘r‘o‘Vu eraser.
III: kinds of
Summer Furniture
Raymond and Son‘ 3
. 46 and 43 Main Street. Nortvaik
PORCH CHIVIRS. STuMlR VOHRIRVS.
. no I: hrs. :nzrmoaj'aaro
Everything 444g) fbe .URNITURE LINE of
'4" Kiss» ~~
. s o , 1
Ari-sacral: fig? ‘
isms incur eabagv-Ew
ABOUT THEM?V WHIGHO
FUL DREBOW ”MRI
m‘Wesr
N z. arse:
86 'Woshfnufon Street.
sLow To as Nilfinm r
cuastv WA TWO '
THREE wuss
South h’or'wa 1k.
o c 1
o A Pleasant ”Wall <1
<l SATURDAY AHEIINOUNS D
would lo t.
<1
jo n the
Norwalk Chronicler