GI KGINO ENLARGID.
oytonil-tu tncornomt’cd and
on._in~F, I). Layton and
. .Jamu Pout. _
M. Layton has incorporated
,2 ., tutu and insurance agency.
‘ élittodlto the company witll hbn,
' igloo! .I. M. Layton & Co.
sum: Captain Frank D. My»
. James Paul. who have been as-
" .lth him In business tor the
can. ,
, Mtionis taken in recognition
In hI'ul services (it Ouptnill Lily:
', and Ml}! Paul. who have been ac-
rs ‘in the growth and pros-
“ t tho agency, anti ill order to
-. tin and energy to bin other in-
" til antifdutlos its cunnlor ot’ the
“011,31 Bunk.
business was established by Mr.
n 1877. and hats experienced a
_ Mm; .8110 ‘ substuntiltl tlcVulopment.
' itntiw ranks as one of' the torn-
ttgencicn in Connecticut. All
lichen or insurance are transacted
.I of the strongesl‘nnd most re~
,compnules in the business on-
“mtptlern' business illvthods. and the
.. tote deptlttu‘lcnt has acquired
it viable reputation for aggressive
”it! it? and fair dealing. Under the
, dniinliitrntlon, the businoss will
initiated along the some cal'ci‘lll
‘ l . .sulve lines its llorclofort‘.
continued prosperity In unsur-
”.4
not
_. t
DER JURY SELECTED. '
’Witnoosos in Mrs. Jennings ind
-Tnlor’s Cases Examined.
W HAVEN, April 2ti.~Aftcr 1‘,
”tot the second panel of jurors
, minoned for the. murder OHS? of Mrs.
n I“; Jennings and her son, Herbert
Taylor. had been exhausted. the
l'y Wits finally selected today. ten be-I
nxchosen )‘t‘SIt-‘I‘tllly. 'l‘he. talking of
estlmony- Inlnletlintcly hogan. Mrs.
Jennings mid 'i‘ttylor are accused of
'murdering Joseph E. Jennings on lb.»
night of? April 8 as .lmllllngs was re»
"aiming to his home ill Knot llvell from
V e‘home of his daughter ill li‘oxoll.
‘ ylor is nilvged to have shot his step.
'tller'and Mrs, .lt‘lllllngh‘ is said, to
.ftlve been a witness to the not, thel
order lining the result of family;
roubles. it is allrged, ‘
W0 without-lei; werc t‘XItllllllt‘tl up to
, noon recess today. and bring a
ngrapher ilnd the other it survey—
or Picturcs illltl lunps wore shown
enf‘lhe Motility wherc llli‘ murder was
,npmmitted and considerable tt‘stlntouy
'wtts given descriptive of tho place.
’1‘ a shooting occurred ill a lmlciy
ideal!) the blast Hurt-ll woods illltl it
said flint. tlw tl(‘f(‘il(liilll$ will [llt'titl
flEQ‘ENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
NE‘V YORK, April 2ii.~~Al'l‘i\‘t'ti'-~
amt-3r Rl‘iuz liithrl Friedrich. from
Hamburg. .
- CAPE. RACE, N. PI, April 2ii.~-»'I‘lle
me: Caledonia. from (lltlsgow null
11!: for New York. was in (‘Ollllllllll-
“Motility wireless with the Mlll'it-olli
“lion here. whim 150 lllllt‘s soulhoilsl
f‘tliiu‘polut til it n_ in.
NEW YORK, April Ziir-mAl‘l'th'tli
tumor Cttlllbrlu. from Naples, etc.
HMANS DEFEATED lN ELEC-
“ ' TIONS.
_ PETIDRSIlURt‘i, April 2ti.-~v.\
' bio ft‘flllll‘t‘ of tho nrlooud de»
lectlonis ill lllt.’ llnltil- prnvlnees
‘ ‘a'completo dt'i'ont of tho tier-
' whoconlposod tilt“ nublo, orinnd
”class.
~m....-,._ .......
,TARY TAFT IN WASHING.
* ' TO
:ke‘l'fl' Association tmuor’row
thtlalllic City.
than MINGHETTI ARRIVES.
if. .I. M. Lnyton to drvotciwa
llt‘il o
1"WRKJHH'II 20. »»»»» ’l‘ho Sit’itmt't',
3“ lmxlioltl itrrlvetl horn totllly
demon over the snt’t'
which ,lul‘t i’nlcln‘o
mmtt Park. two games for out:
Nationals vs. l’nntllnrn.
vs. Yilllil, Ht‘Ot‘llltl
. '~
‘ this Font some nan.
nucclvs $1.00 A
line wnass. vou
'I‘ILL our ALONG
you NOT? wnv
”THIN CONTRIBUTE
‘hw‘To A ant/mas
‘ {moonlit
ni in.
Taken to New York Today to Undergo
An Examination. .
Pouring that tho eighoyenr-old son
of William Rood, of‘Iflnst Norwnlk may
develop n"caso oi rubies from the bltoli
he received it few days ago from an
aildued hind dog. Dr. W. 8. Bean hits
taken the lad to tho Pnntour illntltutn
in New York for an examination. this
afternoon. The Road boy was bltton
on the leg.
"I‘lle solcrtlueu hlth‘ bt.'('ll nsked to
‘stllud the iz‘XDl‘llSL‘B ill the tense lull
thry have not yet state-(l whether they
will or not. '
It is also niloged that another East
lillt boy named Turner was hit-
ll the. turn by the sumo dog that
bit the Rood boy but Dr. 'llrnll. who
was ellllt‘d in this cutie also. could find
no mark of the 'nllillc‘s toeth.
HARSTROM’S BEAT ST. ELMOS.
Norwalk Students Trounced Yale
Society Nine Yesterday After-
noon.
The Hurstrolu School busebnll lcnni
won a hard-fought gnmv yostcrdny
ut‘turnoon on the Polo Grounds. Winni-
pnllk. from tho St. Elmo Sorloty team
of Yule students. The score was ti to
lit-vine pitched it masterly gnillo for
the Hurstronls in llltl‘ delivory prov-
ing on enigma most of the time to
tllt‘ Now I-invelliles. 'linllmcyer was
at the receiving end for tho Norwalk
lllllt'
Quite n crowd of spectators journ-
i".\'t'd to Willllipullk to witness the (lon-
lt‘Si. The St. limos returned to New
Haven eilrly ill the evening.
DOUBLE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Wicks and Mr. and
Mrs. G. H. Wicks, Jr., the
Happy Couples.
Mr, and Mrs. (lcorge ii. Wicks. or
Sillitlivillc, celebrated lllt'll‘ twenty-
iit'tb wedding anniversary lust, evening.
and Mr. and Mrs. George II. Wickshdl'”
eelc-bl'utod their shroud wcdding (illlll‘
\‘cl'sary jointly with lill‘ill. Many
bnlldsonle DI‘t‘St-‘llls were rcccived by
the two couples. 'l‘hc f“\'i‘Illilg wus
spout ill listening to musical selections
and in doln'z~ jllstiCt to :l Illlt‘ supper.
Antoni.r tho ollt-ot‘~towll guests were
hi r. ilnll Mrs. Charles Colo, ()l' Mutilartr
neck.
TWO PERSONS BURNED TO
DEATH. '
Four Others Badly Injured In a Fire
at Frankenmutb. Michigan.
lt‘RANKENM U'I‘Ii. April 20l.-——'i‘wo
'persolln wem burned t otlcllth and four
Hillel‘s u't't’u bndiy injured last night
by It t'ire \\'llll'll gllltrd the hotel ol‘
llt'lll’)‘ (ioetz.
'I‘lle Ilt‘illli“ -
lit-nl'y (,lortz, Sin, father of proprid
tor of the ltolol.
i. Hnrtnel', fnrlullulld.
TEXTILE COMPANY iN RECEIV-
‘ ER'S‘HANDb.
liOS’i‘ON, April 2d.«—'t‘llo Shaw Ma-
rhino Company. nuolut’llctllrcrs of tea-
,tilt-- lllat'lllncl'y with n plant III Lowell.
Adults. was placed ili‘thc hands of ti
rot-river today by .lltdgu liowoll ill tho
lillltnd Stutcs Circuit Court and Hen
lry it). thruor. of this city, was named
to take charge of the collrr‘l'll‘s iltl‘uirs.
This notion followed tho petition
brought. by Donald Gordon. Ii creditor
of the conunlny to the extent of $25.-
0000. .chrnselltutives of tho colli-
pzllly nitsollted to tho l'ccclvorship nntl
informed the court. thnt the lillhilitios
would probllbly aggregate $240,000.
ELLENCHEY IN WES'FPORT SANI-
TARIUM.
.lolln lilllclichy. who bun dintinguish-
ml himaclt‘ by t-razy stunts about
South Norwulk (or nevcrnl works. was
yesterduy tttlml‘llllit‘tl to the Westpol‘t.
Sanitarium by Judge of Probate Gres-
Ill)" owing to lllt’ foot that the ntute
Wonk 0"me Apprldltlustml .nayltlm llt Middlctown ilt‘id Norwich
’ tr ”f ”I . ,nre lull. ‘
'Am“ ; tlnrt ovonlng by Deputy Sheriff John
Ht? won tnkon to Wentport
W. Srullry.
PROPHESIES A REVOLUTION.
Mt’)i~l(‘,‘.()W. April 2t;.-'»l'l‘he (longl'ruu
of Mollnrchlntn t'losod its tlr~llbm‘lltlonn
today with tho adoption of it ar-rios of
r-xtrt'llloly l'l‘ilt'lltlllill'y rcsolutious.’l‘hr
m‘ocncdinlls rlosod with It. speech by
Prof. Nit-.hoinky, u noted rnuctlonnry.
in which to the llcconlpunimont of
ctlccrn Ito propilcslt-d it countsr rttvolu-
lion, in i‘t‘itltii'tl thn old regime which
would cont tho lives of five million
.icwn iilltl Constitutional limnot-rnin.
-w...“ m...“
unnesr- in, savor.
tnry (troy in the House of Commons
today. said that the British garrison
in Egypt was being strengthened at.
the suggestion of Lord Cromcr. who
considered the stop to be dcnirnbln in
view at the unrest created by the no-
tlon of tho 'l‘urkbih government in con.
notation with tho 'l‘tlbnh boundary Inuit
(Gilli. ‘ ‘
.mmw
ALASKAN DELEGATE BILL,
WASHINGTON. April 26.-~'i‘he"con-
teronce report on tht1 Alaskan dolognto
_ hill wan called up in the Hanoi: today
byllir. Brick timid. who nought ti:
halve the report. of the honternns tut»
copied tilt havin .bern rend. Mr. Wil-
liam: tutu.) ,0 looted and the report
was. "ndttiltill; , .
, T ”M‘fi‘ .'“‘ “d.- I
on, ntronm‘ IlLLs lion.
., , D.
, ALBANY.,N. Y.. April ‘ 26.«~t‘tovort‘
“Infill: today limited the sore
unlit-once mtorln hills.
motoring-minnow law lb
lit; corrupt illuminant, ‘-
‘ his the charges of hut-oar null violation.
or his ordination vown against the Roy“
Algernon 8. Grnpsny. of tilt. Androwgu ti
ANOTHER MAD coo VICTIM.“ d
Minnow, April 26.»«l«‘orclgn emu-é?
‘ “'dfl' ”h
“B AVIA, N. Y.. .
court»: titre clergyman ortho Walnut
and Episcopal Church. which in binary
'lllttrch, Rouhhatar. oponod lln uncond
day‘u nonstop today in tho Butnvln
who will testify on to tllpir viowh in
the toolbar or Dr. Crupsoy’s orthodoxy,
Some member» of the; vanity 01 8t. Ain-
drew's are expected to testify amino;
Mr. Aloxunder. who was clogs-expul-
ined by Congrotlilmttn'l’orktng yeston
uy.
‘John Lord O'Brien. counsel for the
prosecution. filed with the court. tor
rocord it‘letter to Mr. Alexander from
Dr. Crupnoy. dated January 5. 1906. lie
then submitted no evidence the tiOilOt'i,
Epistle. crocd'nnd goslkll for St. Mark's
Day. as cont-ulnar] in the Bank of Tom-
man Prayer. idonsroilslnnn Pol-trips.
counsel for modulation. ndmittwt :2:-
evldenro that Dr. .Crnpnoy had taken
till his ordination vows: .
Mr. O'Brien than asked the Rev.
li‘rnnoili Woodard. rector .of St. Paul's
(Tutu-ch. Rochester. to recite the sub
stunt-o of n convct‘nntion holdwlth Dr.
Crapsey in Fczruary. 1905. To this
Mr. Perkins objected on the ground
that this convorsallonwnn not in the
presentment against Dr. Cram-icy. (zit?
big no precedent the nose of Dr. Wil-
liams. in which the prosecutor was the
bishop of Salisbury. Mr. O‘Brlull con—
tondotl that ‘Mr. Porkinn was confusing
uvidunvo to support the charge with
tlli: charge. itself. After further argu
ment by the prosecution and the ill“
tonne on this point. the routt. derided
to t-xcllldo the orbit-non In question.
Mr. Woodurd was then rxrused and
Mr.‘ O‘Brien announced that the prose-
rlltlon l‘t’Slt'd its case,
The colllplction of tho prosrelltiou'r
('RSI’ at this point was clltlrcly ullox-
ported by tho large gntllcrinn of sper-
tlltors and creatod ti grunt. dual of sur»
prise. Briefly, thr- ruse at tho pronoun
lion. consists of the original present
lllollt against Dr. 'Cl‘flpst‘yhllle ovi-
denro givrn yesterday by Mr. Alexun
tlcl': tho book of Dr. Cl‘npscy's sor-
lnolls. entitled “Ro‘llgion and Politics":
the Book of Common I’rnyor. particu-
larly thorn.I pol'tiollnto whit-ll the prose-
ct’lilon yesterday drew espcrinlnitsn
tion; the canons of the church. and
other documents. ‘.
SUFFOCATED BY
LAMP.
.4.—
Hartford Fireman Left it Burning
When He Went to Sleep.
HARTFORD, April 26.——Slit‘iocuted
by tho fumes lind smoke of an ordi-
llllry korosono lamp which was lighted
ill his bedroom throughout Inst night.
.lobn 'i‘. Stall). ll firenlnn connected
with No. it Engine Company. was [ound
«lend lit his ilomc on Huysllopt‘ ilYt‘Iilltt
this morning. Areordlug to llwtlicitl
turn the cause of the intilllty is unique
and so far its (lull be l‘t‘(‘fllll'd thorn in
llt: Rlllllliil‘ cusp on record. 'l‘hi- body
of tho victim was lltcrlllly covered
with «not null tilt» wnllu mid cntlro con-
tents of the bedroom wcrr also of the
some ltuc. 'l‘ho t‘Olltlllltiu of Ilit‘ body
ll‘ltllt‘lilt‘tl that Stillh :thlkt‘ from the
stupor produced by the lump {limos
some tlmn during the night and tried
to get, out of bed bllt lulled. ills
brotllcr-indnw. wilo' livcs in the some
litillrif‘_ smelled smoke curly this morn-
lllu and utter tracing to Stuib's room
bllt he broke down the tlntil‘. ’l‘llo out-
rush of smoke wasso great that lit‘
wlls utmost. overcome.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
(foptnln liownl‘d J. iiioomnr, ol‘ Iilil‘l.
lord. is in Norwnllt today.
KERQSENE
The governing conlmilten of the. Nor-
wnlk Yacht Club will meal at Maple
street. Friday, May 4. nt 8 p. m.
Howard Mossman wont to Hartford
today to not his new nllto enr. It is a
Columbia 24-23 hot-an powor. two cylin-
llcl's. with it cnpnrioun ionncllli.
Mm. Madison Smith and mu, of Now
York, are guests of Norwalk relntivon.
Mr. Smith is It son of t-x-Iiluynr it‘m'tli-
nmld ll, Smith. and is n well-known
m-tor.
mew—1.. ..
The Nutmeg Club hankethall team
went to East NOI'Willk last night and
worn defeated by the Pastime .ir..
(cunt by the acorc ot Ill to 8. Th
Wont. Ends pliiyod the Position Slur
tors.
JUDGE FELLOWB DEAD.
MANCHNSTER. N. it. April 262-
.ludgo Joseph W. lt‘nllnwn. one of the
most. prominent publlt- mun lll New
Hampshire. dlnd todny at his home in
thin r-ity, aged 71 years. ’t‘ypllold pneu-
l‘nonln wall the muse of donth. lie was
wttlcly known us it high dogroe Manon.
VICTORY OF NATIONALISTS.
WARSAW. April 26.»~'l‘he victory of
the. Nationalists yesterday at the pri-
mary elections wall complete. ’l‘hore
wore some elcctlon distttrlinnccn dur-
tng which two men wore killed.
We”...
csl‘cd for In Tonto.
SAN FRANQISUO. April 28.»«~lix-
torn thmlltnnd pal-noun are now lacing
cared for at. the Pronldlo mold of them
lll tenth. '1‘htlro lit no coptngioult dis-
cnsnn in or around the Presidio
ground». '
OR MORE. ‘
"(Inn it man got
ill this town?" ,
"Air you n ntrnnger hero?"
"You." ‘
"No."-Dsnver Post.
man. « . ,
"No. l-‘teitr‘ u’otJ‘reptlnd the
clan. blinking. his hand.
“But your wife can." althill‘ed the
damage suit lower tram the other
ante of the bemwliotltuon Pout.
Man. In.
“Tho horn Insists upon our am:
playing his son here. and it'll as much
as! can do to itsop him idle." said» no.
Court Motion. The prouountlon today l
. will call s'numbor of eminent divine;
;communlty that will be missed more.‘
..\nd are the orchards bloomed ho
anything to drink ,
"Gun 1 recnvnrt'.’ ‘gnltpntt the. Infill-ed .
nhyst’
_ I . . tilt
o‘clock. ’Iflo‘ottpton ho
hospital three wank. also 'l‘norday ant.
toting from oppondtc’lttu. ”l‘ho openl-
on who purtnrmod nt'o’nos and. Walt
auooeuuulwthoywonnd bottling. nicely. ,
Death rottllltntl twill. illuminates of tilt)
lvor whlph lotto. ed H'I‘ile remains
were brought tutli rp out; today'. and
the funeral “Nicol! WI I‘ be” held at tin:-
Oeutral Prnnbytorlttn Church Sunday at
it o'clock. the Roy. jltlnlnuel H. Seem
officiating. ‘ ‘ .
cunt. Young will haunt at alverllsud
titty-six years into lust July, and was it
member of one of Suffolk county's Well
known and respected intuition. He
was the non of Warren Young. and bin
surviving brothers and sister are:
Charles Young. of Brooklyn: .lobn
Youuglnnd Mrs. Annie Robinson, ,of
llivurhetld. From the time he was sev-
cntodn yours of age he was engaged
Ill lht.‘ steamboat blislnnun In and
whom tho wnttu's of New York. and
was our. oi the most competent. and re»
llablo contains and pilots that ever
hold it wllool. When the Huntington.
,Nt’il‘Wfllk and Bl'ldgt-port. Steam Ii‘orry
Company (limited) was. organized he
was out: ot the landing npirits it the»
enterprise. and will; muslcr of tho first
steamer which plied the route. tho
Joshua lnvlnenn. lio saw the business
incrrnou llntll a steamor Huntington
was bought. ulld finally the procuring
of tho largo new stemncr Huntington.
:Vlllt'll wall nlwayl-l tho prldc ot’ his
It‘ill'l. “
Dorennoll nlnrrivd linrl'ict M. Klilv
t-ll‘y. daughter of Woodhull Kidney. of
this plnrr. and by the union five.
children were born to thonl. fotlr of
whom survive: Jami-s. of Oyster Bay:
William, of New York city; Honin-
nlln. oi Cllllll. and Hattie. the wife of
Frank G. Clinklill, of this place.
Capt. Young was a member of hills.
autumn ‘
,l
Chlnns.
nos. 2 and 5.1mm nuILmuo.‘ .
. FlOr ,
Anything in tllfi‘lllio oi: Floor Coverings We urn lirepilt‘ml to fltl'llllill. All graded ot‘ inzl‘utn Carpool. Tupi-ll-
ONE RECOMMENDATION.
St. Vlt u: was speaking of the coin-
his honor. . 7
"To be sure." he still. "it isn't. grace.
tut. You can't call It the poetry or
worth Lodge. 1. t). 0. F.. fllltl of tho.
(leutrnl l’rcnbyturian ('bilrcll. He was
a man of warm (‘dulstlnn chsrttrtcr.
hold in higllt‘ht column by a wide. circlc
oi tricnds. ’i‘hcro arc tow men in the
than the goninl cnptnin. Much sym-
pathy in full for the sorely bereaved
family-«Northport tl.. I.) Long island-
cr. April 20.
MRS: BETSEY HIGGINS.
Mrs. Betsey Higgins. of‘Wt-stport.
died yostt‘rday at the Bridgeport lion~
pltal. it‘llnomi sol-virus will be. held to
marrow morning from the Catholic
Church in Westport. and tntol-mont
will take plnctt in that town.
DRUGGIST'S House nuns AWAY.
A horse owned ‘by Drugglst (too. all
New Canaan. brok‘e away from u boy
who was holding him in East Washlngn
ton stroct. this afternoon, and collided
with a wagon of Mr. Wakeninn. oft
Greens Farms. The horse‘ freed him-l
$0” from the wagon and tlthIlllli‘lll‘titll
up North Main street til it livuly t'illl.‘
or uprotl.
“mow...“
THE HERO. .
[lat-k from thc‘wnrs the horn came.
With Inllrcls resting on his brow.
To find a nini'den'ritlnd to claim,
i’llliillllf‘nl of her Silt‘l‘t‘d vow.
l-lc hild but one log to his name.
lie wore an elnpty‘slcevc alnek,
And one glass eye, bllt ho had l‘nlnc.
And prlrlo was his when he (‘illlli‘
buck. ‘
0b. sliume upon that mnlden fair.
Who broke tho row that she had
made. ..
Anti Ht‘ill‘fit‘tl illc wreath htl had to
wear.
As something that would quickly
flvrlc.
“Fume? Rah?"
months there
Will be new hcroa on the scene:
Your namc will be forgotten cre
'i‘hf' grass Move. your top Is green."
she cried; "in six
lie blnmcd her for hm- words
turned.
in proudly bobble from her view.
and
learned.
’i‘llnl nil
ll'uo.
~-~(‘hlcngo Record-Heai'ld.
IN MIND.
"I ncvor sell my opinion.‘ fluid the
Senator with dignity.
"Certainly not: certainly not.“ “‘9.
plied tho lobbyist. punvely. “You have
lilo girl had said was
n right to your own opinion. It' wus’
your vote i had In my mind." 1
“You now continue to have It. in
{tour mind." returned the Senator, who’
happened to be one no magazine hnd
indicted for trosnonr-Pbllndelphln
Ledger. 1
‘ His NEED.
Toots (the morning nitsr)—-”M‘desr.
I wish you would Mind for tho doctor.”‘
Mru. Toots-~"Whnt.'s the matter with-
sendlng to the dime museum for n
snake clitlrmur'.’"—~Cllicaso Newn.
HER WAY. . ..
Ziggy)“, in n magnificent creature.“
"find”. No moitorjihow muohin
the wrong she may he she can lump
brinx‘hernclt to forgive the man."-—
‘ mu»me
, BAD ACTOR.
“Ho doonn't. look at all like an no.
tor, does he?" .,
’“Morcy. tin-4m doesn't even not
like one!‘—-tilnvolilnd loader.
"What's this peculiar inntrulnont?”
inquired the visitor. . p all
‘ "That.“rnplled hnnln.lilli'liotlll~or."lo
it tablet knife o’vo Just .flntshpd a»
lame order roll it , .liteano iii-iii.” =
.—
rtm around “this ‘liltttl
'l'dlllnfi ofl"-4Philtltielphll Pltbliti 1M5
38?. < , . i '1.
', l’l.u
“Hut. what‘s titanium. W331” rallied
“I it ‘ l.
.“T l‘lt to keep was and things tram «
title coffee. Ln brilliant
motion.
It can he performed without music."
Reflecting. however, that some one ‘
might suggest. Songs Without Words
as an appropriate accompaniment. for
the. dunes. he hastened to change the
subject—«Chicago Tribune.
EATON-HURLBUT
WRITING PAPER.
250
' ALL ,comns.
wu. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIQ STORE.
Donovan Block. 134_Woshtngton 0t.
Amino Our om": human
A“ Jack. oifi' all Trades 0
is not what tho people; want when they
require‘ ,good workmanohip. My Work
in door right and; when I city A ,job
in china. Ito dono. V .
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Tlnninu and Steam Fitting.
5 Monroe Street. Bo. Norwalk.
'nuTcnrAiuMnu'rs.‘ h '
o 4)....
Entertainment Arranged By
THE DOORKEEPEII’S CIRCLE
KING’S D ,UGIITERS,
Firct Congregational Church, Norwalk.
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY tsT, AT
Hoyt’s Thoatre‘;
Part I.—-‘l‘bo Kloptonianlac. A so-
ciety Ploy.
Part li.-'-—An Evening at the Club.
RESERVED SEATS. 35c tit 50.
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WOOD ; ASHES
' Potash. lime and phosphoric
acid are contained. in Hardwood
Ashes in . desirable» forms for
plant growth. ’and ashes have
been well named "Nature's Plant
Food." But: they are really more
than a simple plant food. because.
in addition to their fertilizing
preperties. they act as a solvent, '-
of the coil. and form combina-
tions that enhance the value of
latent plant food already in the
soil. The plant food contained in
Hardwood Ashes gives a direct
and prompt result. while the ac-
tion on the soil shows permanent
results. gPieceI of land where
“he: have been liberally supplied
hfave shown the, effoct for years
“a ter.
, .
$1.55 5.. bbl.
* llllllltslltll ll.
a ”l."
W0 pro donioniltriiliiiél
)1
ill g.‘ w it
brnttld dnnce that. had been nlimsd in *
But ithns one good point.
. item in heated on a chair lit
(the: iron: "a. slxtdtdi” can
.. , wliiout.
pm our :h
it; vat my... ‘ p
l
it ’ ‘
l W
t
overings. '
try and llody ilrllunelu (itil‘llttlll'hvvil't‘l llnd Axmlnltllir tillrpell-t. tn ll tttrge and varied :lltllortmnnt oi: pultrrno.
RUGS-Rugs til “all sizes, Including the largo carpet slum, «it which We have beyond it doubt the largest att-
sortmcnt ever shown ill town. and at the prices we are Ht'Illng ttloln wu can save you money.
MATTINGS—We ht'tve a full assortment of all kinds of mailings, including new puttorns in funny .itipn had
We also have the Crex Gross Mailings in all colors.
FIBER CAiiiPETs—nk full line. of Fiber Carpets, in very choice patterns and in nil quantities. lAll‘Et! size
Rugs and Art. Squares In the same material makes a very satisfactory and inexpensive floor covering.
TRISTRAM is HYATI', NORWALK, CONN.
. i , ‘ ‘ ;
H. lillllililili it til.
[troll Furniture ' Need Not lit
3’} Extensive , ’ * ‘
l‘lllliltlllr .
and if you are an
economist thisfact
will become appar-
ent; to you. the in-
stant you ,behold
our . magnificent
stock and become
acquainted with
our easy terns. We\‘
would also like to
explain to you our .
liberal '
CREDIT PLAN
whereby
you may purchase a. single article
or furniSh the home com-
. plote on terms of payment which
3 ,icnnnoti but; appeal, to you... Our
credit privilog'es are so Advanté i
, ngeous. so Motion}, so Considerote
- and so Easy as to make a. cosy
‘home within reach of 9.11.
’H. KRIEGER in 00., '
WEST WASHINGTON s'r..‘ sou'm. NORWALK.
coma ANDTEMPERAMINT.
According to Prof. Renard of 0011'
ova. Switzerland. «watch at the primary
colors has a special and woll~doflnod
tuition on“: o nagnniom. ‘Reil,_,.llfiht
s time c on, on trim II Item.
ll .iM Illbst,’ the virulonpc oil!” ah
amount" and has lies/iii used in colitis
‘ol’ vnriolotd. Yellow light neems’to
'hnvrlt ‘dopl‘mnhll; notion. while with
blue light is obtained a realisation
of calm antenna. "to apply, the dunes-
tllottounothod with bins llsiit. . [Illi-
ul n-
1'; ins
" ‘fibii‘oe
Concerning ' Dogs.
Notice iii hereby given that. on nnd
after the first day of May. 1906. urac-
nlrle to Eco. “it of the General our.
tires, the ownor or keeper oi! ,Qfll'il
dog ahotl hoop round >Ilu neck a ool-
lar distinctly marked with lot onion
null» and its to tutored number.
'I‘bnt amount), to Seo.,.44?ii. ovary
owner. heemr tirhnrbomr‘of only do:
filial! kill ml! dog or intiulcltho unto
ti do. the renown thooielootmon at
midtown. the nudity of Hay.
1906. until the in any at October. iiititl.
That by virtue otthe worn nonlet-
rod, upon this communism. Millet
the Go ol‘lilifithtlllel. every don; l
in: can not! or mmlul trout hilly, ‘ ,
1906/ to October 1th.. 3006. undo: the.
penalties provided by collimation. .
_ We hereby~glqu.nvtiuilint with" ,
:gpointod bumble" "or. a “ . ‘
, '_ the lamp.
Atty” {mutilation/tho. lithium; in
round to Quintin ttpoonsoinus little.
toting «tits ti tooth ooh I) pittrncted
or 'imjiiflllbt‘t‘ duration martian tout
pain. 'I‘ho'ofioct til not and
.hypnotilgm. but. to .ths, divert.
this rd rupon til nerve
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