for ibis stamp on
GEORGE E. KEITH'S SHOES.
We halt: the exclusive sale
in
Norwalk and South Normal/t.
F. D. LYON IE CO.
90 Washington Street,
50. Nonpalk. .
it Diapllyed in Kidnapping.
' NBIER Morocco, June 2.~ Tho
Glendon of chitit‘s of the AngI-I-
Went to Ralsuti the bandit enter.
men! and permanent occupation oi"
Morocco by foreignt-Itt opposing the:
'..M0slom faith and the expulsion of an
tlvo Mohammedan.” This mission ls
considered important. as the Moham-
'modan chiefs unito In appealing to Ra-
. labia not to cuduqu-r their religious
upromacy in Mor-oumo The. French
government relies tnuclt upon the up.
pool to Mohammedan sentiment.
‘ The natives ate III IIIaIlv excited by
the arrival of so manv t'orcign Ivtu
camps. 'They call all foreigners "Rou-
mls". meaning lniitlcls. and they fear
.the~"Roumls" are about to make a uni-
’ .tetl 'effort to drive ottt those who are
of the Mohammedan faith
DON’T MARRY THIS MAN.
To reform ltlnt.
Who is it spendtlirll’l.
Whols erratic or ill balanced.
Who Is fickle in his ItiYet'tlons.
Whose word you cannot rely upon.
I "Whose highest ambition is to become
rich.
Who is not particular about his in“
“mate associates
Who is jealous of 0\ my man who
. looks at. his fiancee
, Who thinks it tr'owatdly to refuse to
drink and gamble.
Who has no sImpathy with
Ideals and aspirations
Who is always making ext-uses for
‘ not meeting engagements.
' Who believes that all courting shouldt
be done before .mat'rittge.
Who thinks that a woman should
. have no Interests outside her home.
Who is unsympathetic, cold and dear
“to any demands outside of business.
Who losea'hls temper and IndulgIIs in
profanity on the sliglttcsx provocation.
. _ Who is always thinking of ltimsdll’.
and expects everybody else to wait
on him.
Who claims all the pI-rogutlvt's of a
lord of creation, but tries to sbIt'k all
his duties.
Who forget..- ltis iICU‘Uilll‘Li us soon as
he meets somebody who (‘llll interest
him moro.‘
Who is so dreamy oI lmpiacticublt
as to seriously impair his ability to
I. support a iamily.
" Who newt dresser. up or cares how
he looks except when lll‘ goes to see
*some. lady.
Who thinks that ll. II'omtortuble home
and plenty to eat and went should sat-
isfy any wommi‘.
Who is vulgar. gruff and brutal in his
. speech and manner. and “bone tastes
are coarse, and low.
Who thinks that the woman who gets
him fora husband will be “why beyond
the rest of her sex.
Who boasts to his men friends of his
conquests among the fair sex. and
thinks that no woman can resist him.
. , Who boscss his sisters and does not
think It necessary to show them the
some consideration as other atria.
' Who is always talking about until he
will dokv‘hcn the old mun‘ 'is druid and
he gets control of the ptoporty.
Who does not regard marriage as a
partnership in which there must, be
mutual concessions. but would be llktI~
1y. to think he owned his one.
PILGRIM'S CLUB ENTERTAINED.
_, LONDON. June 2.—'I‘hII Pilgrim‘s
'Cittb’ entertained former Mayor Seth
Low. of New York. at, luncheon at the
Savoy Hotel this afternoon. James
"Bryce presided. The speeches were
few 'Ind brief. bttt overflowing with the
. most cordial sentiments of good will
1for both countries. Mr. llryce after
proposing the helth of King Edward
.and eulogizlng what his majesty bad
pgcc'ompllshed between the, European
Guerrero. propscd the health of Presi
.dent. Rosevelt, as the greatest man who
Fluid occupied the presidential chair
since Washington.
Mr. Low dWelt on the itnpottance of
, tb two countries knowing each other
better the good results w hich followed
a‘..Plg’rlms' aibors in this direction
(the importance of both countries
bins and cementing these relu-
wltich .now ‘exlsted. ~
your
.OF DARTMOUTH COMING.
, . AGO June 2.‘—-'l he Dartmouth
”of Chicago has been notified by
on. Charles T Gallagher. of Bos-
' at the present Earl of Dart-
pth intends coming to America in
, .Vntnn, and will visit the college.
will arrive in New York about Sep-
. v‘l 'Hlp ancestor was the active
the college in 1860 and his
» sea to it by Dr. Wheeler.
"at the trustees will ask
the corner stone of the
til Hall. tor the erection
fl" now being raised
WAS MR. BURR'B.
-.l . Burr. who
' aunt in the Woltbausen
“ Wednesday night.
It and Mrs Taylor
2 (or 'trhhdrfkintil as-
. m. a urn tore
% longed to Mr. and
I of it was loaned
Ira. Reed. The-—
‘ tboing sheltered
Ira: Taylor
ti on of Morocco Surprised at Inter-i
tuba .third class cruiser liogali on.
be has left here to make n person- I
plane Messts. Pcrdlcarls and Vnr- 5. defeated MIs w.
. “in order to prevent tbtI debat‘k- l IiuIn ti tip and 5 to play.
.tat blindness.
ties lt.”——-Phllllldulltl’rell
i women's GOLF TOURNAMENT.
Nt)!i()’l‘,0l\' .Iunt- 2.'”'Pill) In the Ivo-
titans opt-n Itolt tournament on the
llinks ot' the Wee Hutn (‘ lub today. was
in the soml- finals for both this cham-
plonsltlp IIIIII theI consolatlona. In the
f‘tItItnt-r \lts. E. l. Sitiitold. of Essex
(‘ountv L‘lub defeated Mts. II. M Jilllt'ti
ot Wee. Burn, 0 up anti 5 to pluI. and
Miss lltIlcn Curington of New Haven.
I). llaiklav of Wee
This tiller-
noon Mrs. SuutoId and Miss Cttrtlugtou
met for the final tound.
For tlIc consolation I-up Miss Helen
lllsltop of Btookluun tlufcutetl Minn M.
II. Marlin, of New Haven. 0 up. illl‘t‘t‘
to play. and Miss Edith Hart. of Waiter-
bury. defeated Mrs. .l. H. I). (lrnnnls.
of Vl'IIth-bury, by 2 up. Miss lllsliop
will play Miss ”art for the cup.
WOMAN SEES AFTER TWENTY
YEARS.
(Philadelphia North American.)
The dawn of returning- sight has
come to Mrs. M. C. Kirk of lamsdale.
Penn. after twenty years of almost to-
Day by day her vision
grows clearer.
whom she had not seen since
were small children. were a surprise
to her. "i have always looked upon
rou as little boys. and now you are
in a day grown into men." she fondly
told them. Her grandchildren whom
she had never, seen, although she
had noddlt-d them and listened to their
childish prnttlo since they were babies,
she gazed upon with delight and t‘url-
osity. For neither the sudden depriva-
tion of her sight nor the equally un-
expected Iostoration has thete over
they
been a plausible cause assigned by our '
lists. 1' ()1 half the score of years Mrs
Kirk lived as in a dense fog. Ill which
she could distinguish night from day.
but was unable to recognize either
form or likeness of persons or inani-
mate objects. Gradually the pull of
darkness lowered, and. following an
unsucocssful operation about ten years
ago, she became. totally blind. Now
comes this wonderful restoration of
sight. and she is able to read the news-
papers and distinguish laces almost
as clearly as of old. Eminent special-
ists who have given attention to the
ease, say It. is one of the most remark-
able on record. Mrs. Kirk has sent
for the photographs of her son. Harry
Kirk, who is in Baltimore, and an-
other mo in thtI Philippines. that sbc
may see the likeness of them as well
as the tWo sons who art- at home.
THE GOOD MAN'S HIT.
The good bishop. pormittlnt.r his zeal
to overcome him. pushed his written
sermon asitlt and vehemently declared;
"’l‘lutt III'holII divorce question is one
that may be dismissed in a word. it
is useless to 1:0 on arguing about it.
People who have not been divorced and
who do not intend to be divorced. need
not be told how inquisitous it. Is. To
those who hnvII been divorced and
those who evpcct to be divorccti or
want to be diIoII-cd it is useless. to
mouth I waste my time preaching
to them. anti the time they devote to
listening to me is spent to no pur-
pose. "
But. accepting him at“ his word. the,
congregation rttdittntiy hurried from
the edifice, taking to the automobiles
and thtI golf links. and giving him on-
thusinstir praise the while for his good
sensewtlliicttgo Rt'l'tll‘ti Herald.
1......
JUSTICE AUSTIN RUN DOWN.
BERLIN. June ;’.~~.lttstltItI II). It}. Aus-
tin. prosecutor in the llcrlln town
court, was driving along the New Brit—
ain highway the other day when a big
automobile came up behind him and
tried to climb into his meta cart. Jua-
licc Austin took the number of- the.
IIIaI-hine and when he found out the
III-anger was lax-Senator Francis '1‘.
Maxwell. oi” \‘ernon. he issued a war-
rant for his arrest on the charge, of cab
oceding the speed limit, and wilful dam-
The faces of her sorta. ‘
UNTO THE HILLS;
they any?
heave. leave thy moorings and come,
come away an
Follow us. follow us, thus shalt thou
ilnd
Blessing and honor and sweet peace
of mind.
The ideals are calling. calling nlway.
'i‘he ideals are calling. but what do we
say?
"The way is too hard and the path is
too steep.
Yet wait but. a little. well follow like
sheep. “
'l‘ht- ideals are calling us into otIr rest.
0 why do we linger. ‘unshrlven, un;
blessed."
() whv do we falter with bonito lit to
brt alt-
'l‘luI ideals are calling, awake,
awake!
man,
0 follow the Ideals wherever lheyl I M
This only shalt realize thy Ir." 'ilttOtl
inIIIIIIIl:
(lo. follow the ideals up hill and down
dale-—
Or lose them.
what avail?
\‘l'ouldst follow the ideals nor i‘alnt by
the way-—
I'l‘lIII Master of ideals gives grace day
by day.
(llIJNlIJVIIIJVlC HALE WHI'I‘IDCK.
DEADLOCK lN CONVENTION.
LUS ANIIICIJCH. (‘nl.. .luIIII 2.—-'l‘lic
light In the convention of the Brother-
hood of Locomotive Engineers for IIlIIc—
tiou to the ofilI-c of Third Assistant
(lrnutt (‘ltief Engineer has narrowed
ttlown to l‘t-tci Klltluit of Blue Island
Illinois uIId III-'Inutn III. Wills. or (‘ la)-
ton lowu Iltpeuteld bttllois luut been
. taken without Iesult.
Be fearful; for then
\
walk. is undergoing treatment at the
iNoI'wnlk Hospital.
for knee trouble.
Mrs. Sylvester Howell. of l)lll'i(.'ll. has
been l‘t’lllilH‘Il to thc Norwalk Hospital
5 for treatment
_ “A, -4-.. .M .-
’lo the lloatd oi Couutv Commission-
III-s oi lI‘IIltfield (".ount,I
I hereby apply for a license to soil
Splrituous and Intoxication Liquors.
Ale. Inger IlctIt'_ Ilhluc Wine, and
Citit’l‘ at 10.“: Washington Street. Town
of Norwalk. My place of business is
not. located within 200 feet in II direct
line of a Church Etililt'e, or Public
School bruise. or the promises pertain.
ing llicl‘eio or any l’ost Ofllce. Public
Library ot' Cemetery.
Dated at Not-walk.
May. A. l)._ 1004.
THOMAS J. HEALY.
Applicant.
\\'c. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers. as tli‘lllli‘tl by law. oi‘ the
Town of Norwalk hIIrcltv endorse the
application of the above named Thomas
.I, Ilettlv for such license.
listed at Norwallt. this 2lst day of
this 2lst day of
May, A. l), illiH.
Samuel i‘nylor. Louis Kocnig. James
H, lttuly. F. Syring. Henry C.
Ft‘oob.
I hereby (vertifv that the above nam-
ed IIIIdtuseI's IIIII. elcc tors and taxpay-
cts. as defined by law, of tho 'lown of
hot II alk
Hated It! Norwnlk, this
May. A. l).' 1904.
illi‘llIlERT B. SMITH.
__'_)l-10lLl "AWL El? 02‘“
list day oi
EVERY GREAT FORTUNE HAD
lTS FIRST FOUNDATION
LAID iN SMALL SAV-
INGS.
All the great Hnanclera of the
present day can look back and date
the beginning of their prosperity
from the day they opened a deposit
with a SAVINGS BANK.
The SAVINGS BANK la the
'greatept promoter of economy and
thrift in the world.
A SAVINGS BANK promotes the
the idea of Saving. Make the be-
ginning in small coin. The ill'9'
er accumulation will take care of
itself.
You can open an account with
only $1.;00 made additions to thin
from time to time to suit your can-
venience.
We are open Saturday evenings
from 6: 00 to 8:00 to accommodate
these who can out get to the Bank
during the day time.
ANY ONE CAN MAKE MONEY;
FEW CAN SAVE IT. BE
ONE OF THE FEW.
age to property. Mr. Maxwell was .
notified to appear in court tomorrow THE SOUTH NORWALK SAV.
morning. was BANK. .
' 'fi—i—‘m United Bank Building.
llncas Hnymakers are requested to _. ,. ._ W. -__
attend the Convention of Haymakers
on next. Monday. June 6th. The team
will capture several tramps. learn
them how to make hay by electric light
and how to smoke cigars. and will
have a great, feed: not sweet cider and
corn stalks. but a genuine great feed
of everything good.
Stoker—I shall have to give up. your
majesty: l have piled on the coal for a
week. and I can’t even make this fel-
low uncomfortable! _
His Satanic Majesty—What seems to
be the matter? .
Stoker-The victim says he was rais-
ed in an Incubator and lived In a flat
all his life—Detroit Free Press.
——d——-———u
“Bliggins is very opinionated. He
thinks that nobody can teach him any-
thing."
“Well." answered Miss Cayenne
quietly. “I guess he Is about right."—
Washlngton Star.
The Urbanito (visiting the suburban—
imI—"A mile and a half to the station!
Great Caesar!
train utter a heavy snowstorm ?"
The Suburbanlte (smillnxlyl—"Eas- . .
lly. my boy; theItrain is sure to be an
hour latel"—Puck.
"Sir." began the youth. “I have come
to ask you for your daughter’s hand In
“No. sir!"‘snortod the father. "You
can't have her!
have prompted you to ask ___._
] "Whyeerahe did. sir!”
“0h! that'i dlflerent. Also: that let.
How can you make a
What could possibly
To Patrons of the Lighting
Service of the City of
South Norwalk Elec-
tric} Works.
Beginning with bills dated August
lot. 1904 and there after until further
notice; the rate for 1.000 kilowatt-
hours or more of electrical energy con-
sumed for electric lighting and sold by
meter, will be reduced to six (6) cents
per kilowatt-hour per monthly bill,
subject to the regular rebate or ten
(10) per cent. for prompt payment.
For less than 1 000 kllowatt~hours, the
rates will continue as at present.
BOARD OF ELECTRICAL COMMIS-
SIONERS. .
South Norwalk, Conn, May 28th.
1904.11 3t
Mishap Purchase Exposition
new YORK T0 at Lows, Mo.
and Return
0ltl Milan line
. and Connections,
‘ ROUTE 2.
Via Old Dominion Line to Old Point.
Southern Ry. to St. Louis returning
over some route.
Season tickets. Form L. Ext: 388. 834 .00
so day ticket: Fol-In L. lilac. 835.1335
15 day tickets. Bonn L. lac. 885, It.”
'l'lto ideals pro calling and what do ‘
Margaret Powcs. a domestic. of Non:
Chespeake & Ohio Ry. to momma.
For forum information and tickets
mm- '
links a Chance
There is as much difference between
good coal and bad coal as there Is be-
tween bad butter and sand butter. You
know how bad bad coal can be.
but you will never know how good
Igood coal is until you TRY THE LE-'
‘HIGH-WlLKEsaARRE COAL WEI
SELL. IT'B CLEAR AND BRIGHT.
56 PER TON. NO. 2 NUT “75. For
i a limited time We have RED ABH
COAL AT 36. We chatgo nothing to
carry it into your home.
‘ TELEPHONES.
t, South Norwallt office 154-5.
illicit till t. at
E. NORWALK AND 80. NORWALK.
'Idllolel Victorian-
Corner Railroad Avenue and MonrOe
Street.
Special Table d'Hote Dinner Daily,
50 cents.
DINING ROOM OPEN UNTIL 11 P. M.
Everything in season. prepared by
an experienced chef, and served in ex-
cellent style.
T. J SULLIVAN. Prop.
Tel. Call 396-3.
0000.000.” 0.030 .02 IOWOIC'OIitOz?
1? A Breezy Time
In Summer
w
Use An
Electric
F on
i0".-
IOOOCI‘ momoom ”3.0.05 I'm-
2!
:00.-
Conn. Ry &
L’t’g. Co
PHOIHE ' 68.
”WW-.000.“
WWW
Glover s the Place
’PHONE. 357—6
lieu Shoes Tint Fit.
NEW LINE OF WHITE CHINESE
SILK‘ WAISTS JUST RECEIVED.
SPECIAL PRICES FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY ON SILK COATS.
GOODS THE BEST AND PRICES
THE LOWEST.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAIST SUITS,
SHIRT WAISTS AND LACE
COLLARS.
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING NEAT-
LY DONE.
.. S. FOX,
l THE LADIES’ TAILOR.
'31 Main street," Nth-walk. Conn.’
Geraniums
:‘FOUR VARIETIES THAT WILL.
. STAND THE HOT BUN AND
BLOOM CONTINUALLY.
JEAN VlAND. newt-ope pink.
ALPHONOE RICCARD. light pear-lat. .
BRUANT. bright leaflet.
S. A NUTT, brilliant crimson. '
Fin. plant- with bud- and plop-amp
for Decoration Day. 5:, I: and to:
DARLIAb. the but of Mum Mini- va-
out to. ion and)“
~.
Rat: trait. ._
THE LEADING DRY GOODS Iota.
RISTRAM&HYATT
$1. 00 TO 51. 75.
6 Thin Etched Tumblers, 19c.5
Wash Boards. 19:.
Mop Handles. 6c.
Mop Cloths, 10c.
Belt Securing Soap, 2c.
‘ Carpet Beaters, 10c.‘
‘10 Bars of U; 5. Mail Soap. 2c.
Summer Shirt Waists
IT IS A MATTER OF PRIDE WITH WOMEN NOWADAYS. TO BE PROVIDED WITH WAISTS FOR SUM.
MER WEAR. NOT ONLY FOR THE COMFORT THEY GET BY WEARING THEIR ’WAISTS ON WARM SUM-
MER DAYS BUT ALSO BECAUSE THEY ARE TO BE HAD IN SUCH ATTRACTIVE STYLES AND AT SUCH
RESONABLE PRICES THAT THERE IS NTUPALLY NO EXCUSE FOR NOT BEING POSSESSED OF AN UN-
LIMITED .SUPPLY OF THIS VERY USEFUL PART OF THE WARDROBE. THF STOCK WOULD NOT BE
COMPLETE WITHOUT OUR USUAL SUPPLY OF ELABORATE AND BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED GARMENTS
MADE OF SILK AND OTHER MATE RIALS FOR FORMAL OCCASIONS. BUT WE HAVE DOZENS 0F SMART
WAISTS MADE ON THE SAME LINES AS THE MORE EXPENSIVE ONES AND WHICH WILL BE FOUND
MOST BECOMING AND ATTRACTIV E. ‘
ALL WHITE MATERIALS SUCH AS LAWN. CHEVIOT. PIQUE. SILK, DAMASK AND LINEN ARE VERY
POPULAR AND ARE TO BE HAD AT PRICES RANGING FROM
$i.00 to $3.98.
COLORED WAISTS MADE OF GINGHAM CHEVIOT. PlQUE, AND PONGEE FROM 50c TO $3.75 EACH.
INDIA SILK WAISTS IN BLACK AND WHITE FROM 52. 25 T0 $4. 00. BLACK LAWN WAISTS FROM
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT
1 lb. Box Washing Powder. 1c.
‘ 3 Rolls of Toilet Paper, 10c.
25c.
2 Quart Tea or Coffee Pot,
It may be an indication of
thought when a girl scratches
head. but they don't look at it
way when it is a boy.
dccp
her
that
THE PRESIDENT OF MERRILL COL-
LEGE STAMFORD. WRITES.
1h". lllIIk‘s .\'lIIdlcint~ Co.. South Nor-
walk. (‘onu
lt-qutltImIn llIIvint: givIn l)r.
Dick's lllt‘iill luv u practital test in mvi
iamilI with most t‘nIotnblc icsults I‘
III-sire to express to you my entire sut-
lsi‘ItI-titui with it. and to state that it
has given me pleasure to recommend
its use to my friends who haw sui‘fIIr-
IId iIoIn Innlutln and rheumatism. as ll:
most II-fl’ettunl rt ninth and CcItnlnlI
dcsctvlng a ttlal test l lit-lievc tlmtI
your medicine does all that .\tut Ilttim'
lot it its ti fainlly remedy. If this lot '
in will be (If service to Ion l :ltall
t'IIIIl grateful in having you out: it as;
you deem bcst.
\I'Izry sincerely yours.
ll. III. MERRILL.
FERRIS .Ctiiii.
COMPANY.
“Make Hay While the
Sun Shines".
Put In your Win-
ter’s
COAL
In the good old Sum-
mer time when
PRICES ARE LOW
and ,
QUALITY 15 HIGH.
It‘s never too early ‘
for us.
Ferris Gal Co..
149 Washington St.
‘ FUL'L'VII‘L‘UE
FOR YOUR JUNK.
You will get your full value for your
junk by sending a postal to A. Harris,
Raymond street, South Norwalk. We
don't send out any teams unless re-
quested by our patrons and friends
'Phona 366—4. 1! HARRIS.
J. L. McFarland,‘I H. S. Pickering
BliillKSiliB illiil iiil iiil.
(.J B. Raymond
(J. L. McFarland
(James Moreboad
WANTED—~.
Three good men to run too wagon,
good wages to right parties.
Successors to
OFFICE, NO. 5 MADISON STREET.
Hi There. Capt!
Can you’ll." Ina' whet-a I can not a
' drink?
I
Why, yea, go to the
Imperial Cale.
That'atba but place i know "In town
l
good square melt and =I°mtthing to ‘
H. Krleger & Co.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk ,Conn.
. NO. 2 Ind 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ready
0 Wear
Goods
From Us. llave Them Charged‘antl
l’au For
Easy. Weekly
Payments.
ugcggmeSCGQOOOOPOP H II
Them In
Clothing,-
i
i
l
Dresses
For Men and Women.
—.p-—— I
Shoes,
- GZWWIOWWWCW W066?
v
H. Krieger 8: co.
MWWW}
own:
For Cash
During balance of this month
I am giving a diachunt of 10 to
5 per cont on all CASH SALES
of BlCYCLES. BICYCLE TIRES
and SUNDRIES.
ELECTRIC POCKET LAMPS.
$1. 00
ll R. BULKLEY
52 as.” Halo 0t.
Gltglll'll sl‘tiitti i
Tel Call 97-5.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
._._~
SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
OF ALL KINDS, COOKED i
TO ORDER.
BATHING AND FISHING. i
BATH HOUSES To item av as)»
. son...
I. if. OSdlivan Proprleu
Norwalk Chronicler