For .
and i ,
day. - hunt, in; , » , ,
ml sour crush» yesterday .momips
has moved eastward and is now opu-
mn are; “somehow.“ it” BMW
and lam-.Ihqfltlrs‘from. .1116, Rocky *
Mono ins custom to the donut. This
viciu villains. on the lionthornw edge
of thesistlit‘bpuce, during the next it
from it viii taproduce partly cloudy
weather th rising tempersturp slid
ion-st sh ersthlswtmsmoon sud -
night. and ,3 robshly.,be,_fdlfdwed Y
dearth: was r on Thur-eddy.
3 will drlli'm. the armory
CW1)
this evening”
Miss Vida-Bonnequen. of New York.
is spending a short time in Norwalk.
The Moss Hill Sanitarium grounds
urctrtbslng graded for a new tennis
court. ~ '
Of course you pay yourmoney,
But you get your money‘s-worth.
For what does money menu to you
When Rocky Mountain, 'l‘es's on
earth? '
Pleisted’s Drug Store. ~
Miss Daisy Wadhsms. of Norwalk.
was the guest of friends in George-
town over Sunday.
Rov. .Wlllluln James, of Brooklyn
and Bell island, spent yesterday at his
summer home and in South Norwslk.
Lady Jeningg Lodge, Butler Lodge.
Louise Lodge and the Hat Makers'
Society will hold regular meetings this
evening. _
The annual meeting of the otiiciul
board of the Norwslk Methodist Epis-
copal Church is scheduled for this
evening.
A fire escape is being built. on the
Issues street. side 'of the Masonic
building, located at the corner of thut
thoroughfare and Wall street.
Congressman E. J. Hill left. town this
morning for 'l‘orrington to join Score-
tcry of War William H. 'l‘nft. who
makes a speech at. u banquet toduy.
. ——ltchl‘3‘ltch! Item—Scratch! Scrat-
ch! Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the itch. Try Dean's Oint.
ment. 'lt 1cures piles. ecezms. any
skin itching. All drugglst sell it.
A regular communication of St.
John‘s liodgtii‘Ndf‘B. 'F.’ and A. M., of
Norwulk..wlll be held Thursday oven.
jug. when the Master Mason’s degree
will be conferred.
The annual business meeting of the
Epworth [league of the South Nor-
wulk Methodist Church will be held
this evening. Election of otllcors for
the ensuing your will take place.
Miss Elsie Coutu -left here this morn-
ing to visit her sister. Mrs, J. W. Gull»
broith. of has Angeles. Calif. A party
of her friends went to New York to
see her aboard the train. all wishing
her a. pleu'sunt trip.
Henry C. Ely will be a guest at the
one hundredth anniversary celebration
of the Seventh Regiment, New York.
Saturday of this week. The active
and human members are to have a
parade. and then there will be u ban-
quet at the armory.
Examinations for Dartmouth Col-
lege will take place at the ifarstrom
school from July 18 lo 23. Candidates
who desire to take the examination
here should notify Prof. Emerson. dean
of the Dartmouth faculty, or Dr. Hur-
strom, before June 10.
We care not how you suffered. nor
what failed to cure you, Holiistcr’s
Rocky Mountain 'l‘eu makes the pun-
lest. weakest specimens of man or
womanhood strong and healthy. 35
cents, 'l‘ou or Tablets. Plulslsd‘s
Drug Store.
While the funeral cortege of ex.
t‘thlef Edward V. linker. of‘tho South
Norwalk Fire Department. was pass-
ing through Norwulk yesterday. on-
rotlto to the secretory, the city of Nor-
wnlk fire alarm bell was tolled forty-
scven times, once for each your of
tho decessed’s life.
Mr. and Mfg. William H. Earls nnd
Miss Alice Earle come to Norwalk for
u brief stay. yesterday. They are lo-
cutod for it short limo in New York.
having synod fr to P
where lb) Who
in the mo' Will
walk residence in East avenue for the
War. ,
w M. l
“mounds“
n
3 - Willie. not our. children hf?
limiting , .2:
it did there wou’l
ll
. , ,.J
puma
oi the hustling‘clty thnt it represents
tor ‘
when. Col» .
omthsir r- ‘
Mrs.
bums;
“o (if-idle if
on; ,in, Wilton two-
, , uttoford was closed
yesterday. ‘
' Mrs. 0; li‘.
Headed stored to.doorsotpwn..o short
from ivy Dolwuins. , ,
The Stamford Advocate has Just is-
sued an industrial edition which is o
credit to that enterprising pups:- and
Mr. and Mrs, E. 0. Koolsr returned
last evening from Nos/burg. New York,
where they attended the mnrriuuc of,
Miss Pauline Brown and J. M. C. W.
Green. ‘ '
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Plunkctt, of
,River street, Nortvslk. attended the
funeral of Mrs. Pluukett's brother.
Joseph H. Branch. in Stamford. this
morning. ,
. George N. MoKibbln entertained
Mrs. A41. Woldradt. Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Sevurn. Miss Waidradt and H. C.
Jackson. of New Rochelle, ut the lit»,
lcl Clifford, yesterday. ,
Norwulk Aerie, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, will hold a meeting this eve-
ning at the lodge rooms in the (inset-
te building. The San Francisco relief
fund mutter will come up at that. time.
Company F drill last evening was
in charge of First. Lieutenant Howard
N. Godfrey, Captain Charles L. Wing
being absent. A business session of
the company followed but only routine
matters came up.
The Postal 'l‘yewrller 3 Company
factory in Knight strcct. Norwulk, is
u busy place these days. As u. result
of the rush in orders. it is necessary
for the factory to work over time se-
vorui hours each week.
Eureka Rebekuh Lodge will hold it
meeting on Friday night and it. will
be the first degree work done under
tho charge of the new director. ’l‘hco-
dore 'l‘obcy; The first Frlduy in June
the Order will have special work and
there will be visiting lodges present
from Brooklyn, Struiford and Bridge-
port. .
Frtrnk McNaughton, u former Nor-
Wslk boy. is in Sun Francisco. Ac~
companied by his wife. he left for
that city from New York, where ho
had been working for some time, only
3a few weeks before the big earthquake.
He has written an interesting letter
to Non-walk relatives, describing the
catastrophe;
A tirt of Street. Cmnnlisslonor Mur-
iin ellosg's force of men have boon
set to 'work mowing the towns: of the
parks and small public greens about
the city of Norwalk. it is probable
that at next Mondny night‘s meeting
of the city council an appropriation
will be asked for. as usuul. for sworn
to act out in the public mounds.
Guests at the Hotel Clifford yester-
day were: James H. Preston. Win-
sbcd; M. R. McCuusluml. (l. 8. Richard-
son, Edwin Probert. W. M. Delchlcr.
W.‘ ll. Major. l.. H. Sucrllp, Julius G.
Coon, H. C. Doersch, W. C. Ciuytou. ’l‘.
errwin. u C. Drchsr, A. Miller. C.
A. Thomas, New York; C. E. Storm.
Cincinnati: Edwin-d Kelley. Provi-
deusco: id. H. Waterbury. Torridgtou;
C. I). Rankin. M. '1‘. Jones, R. P. Colt»
than and wife. E. G. Brock, Boston:
G. A. Wolfrotb, Washingmnzili. P;
linker, Mussschusctts; F,‘W. .luong-
ling, lluffulo; Mr. und Mrs. Robert '1‘.
laces, Weatport; .l. W. Connor. Hurt-
ford; l1. 5'. Morris, Bridgeport;
,3 gfiggggfiétut of pectin by, the
.i:
’3 stale were on oped to. tilspfyoe needs
‘ltenll’te.3'nho3.wlth «Mn ,
tune. ago. is suffering unite Soverely .
our ttfl . , .i . .
amongst: antral
‘ Ill... ._ l.
but Wits sittings
chest at. . . '
contends? "The for
. started bus”
_ ti:
9
collusion ,
up. one - really wanted
rend slur? number.
100 from . o, , ,
whomnsked him not to “send them
as. . r.‘ billumogégdgud out
f the, letters were quite (auctions dud
asked Mr. Lillcy to send them some
Angora. goats. ,
curds. but to keep the seeds. ,
the Members of the house slithered
letters as he read them 011. Many
or the southern members. who are in
favor of free seeds. tried to “rattle?
the Connecticut. member by asking
him all kinds 0: foolish questions,.us
for instance lithe sent out any wmdcn
nutmeg seeds. shy Waterbury watch
seeds or hook and eye seeds. ., To all
these questions Mr. timer replied by
reading another letter attacking, the
government seeds. The whole affair
crested quits u stir in the house, dud
purity members crowded wound Mr.
Lilicy at the end of, his speech and
congratulated him.
Earlier in tho duerongressmnn Heu-
ry bud u till. with Congressmen Rixcy
of Virginia. who made the statement.
that the chub-mun of the agricultural
committee and Mr. Henry hull formed
their ideas of free seeds from'lnteresl.
ed sourcesu-the seed men and the city
newspapers. lie charged the metro
polltun press with selfishness in op-
posing the distribution of free seeds.
in reply to this statement Mr. Henry
read a letter from Dr. Jenkins, the
head of the Connecticut experiment
station. congratulating him on his
stand uguinst distribution of free
seeds. llr. Jenkins considered this
distribution at furcc. and all who had
mode at study of this subject agreed
with him.
Seed Bill Passed.
By :1 vote of 153 to 58 the itousc yes-
tcl‘duy decided to continue tho “1'“
distribution of gurtlcn and flower
semis.
Many of the items in tho agricultur-
ul bill broadening the scope of the
bureau of chemistry and Dr. Wiley‘s
department, were eliminated on mists
of order, particularly those relut up to
the :ululterstlon of food. drugs and
bcvcrugcs. Considerable progress
was mode on the bill. alter the frco
seed proposition was out of the wuy.
but the bill will be completed today.
The Naval Bill.
The nuvsl npproprlullou i‘ ‘ which
bus just been reported to tho house
and which will. be taken up as soon as
the agricultural bill is disposed of.
coutuins several items of interest to
Connecticut. Ono item provides for
an increase of $380,000 to the limit of
cost of the battleship Connecticut,
making the total for this ship $4,600.-
(lth. The committee states that this
increase is made necessary by the in-
creased cost of construction in navy
yurds. This notion of the conunittec
will insure continuution of work on the
Connecticut. and us the bill is expected
to miss by the middle of May, thcfe
will be no need of stopping work on
the battleship nt oil. a contingency
feared by the navy department. The
committee evidently does not look with
fuvor upon the work done by the gov-
ernment ynrd. however. us all new
boats arc to be contruoted for in pri-
vate yurds.
The committee also recommends
,thut the secretary of the navy be on-
t‘horized to ask Mr. Lilley to send
Louise Holley. Springfield.
. i. , . ’1 3 . (114%,. :y
4 ~ . cameo
”in l ‘.
Do u think
oontlnu lyincrstmd:
out n for d in
rep Do3o' thing 1, ti. Scooters. Fo
wasn't ubsolutet
" Just thinltt
"I bun found Hun" Whiskey on
illi- Noun,
, ‘ bolus most to
any mother-.1 m «it: no money.
Writs lm today if your children trou-
‘ ‘m. Don't blame the
guess srs it can't help
6
fresh Huts,
are
ill, scar-«W
Wilbur scum '3 Wold
i».
_ ‘ f
git-m ’ you 35333
s ‘ ' “I it
nsW‘“ 3°33 '3
«consumes
«
w.
mirage enormous business could be built up and 1
it til goods did not have exceptional value
Do you think two could huld‘thcltrstlo’bf ‘
exactly wintry-o any war
and Pro ssionsl men in awry section 0 this country would keep on using
HAYNER WHIUKEY if it wasn't all right ,
Do you thinkidoclors would resentment! ltsnd hospitals use it. if it
and dilution” _
hinge over cstolul
Your money back if you are not nil-ii
busily!» furl-his .sul mm purpose." .
sides. 3
so“
is moot reloaded. Now could 01
for or purchase subsurfsco or
subdue
_ . lie .,
. , station! Iwcrlv‘ .,.
uneotlcut people all or ,
anymore seeds. ’insolnucsaes tho
eds sent out Wot-o returned. , Many .,
stamps, and postal,
around Mr. Lilley and listened to the 3 ‘
; > t * 3 3
sound ‘
.:i»,.‘»~é,.
’ ”lb en'lydt, sit-sin éiomacli
. “I“ ddiigerou j. , Avoid them.
lief ’wvltllrodt ‘om ,, violcfice
‘ “‘mouyM t1}, phi-xi al town.
for their'use
Use
Headache and Dyspepsia.
laid Mun-rs in Boxes.
nut
0 . i0
tive tea :3 us he. dy. see lit to pre-
scribo. The our usual» this is to give
the secretory oft e navy full and com-
plete latitude topocure'the best bouts.
d to give to everylusnufscturer of:
25‘
d hosts a fair and square deal. This
oi' the owners of the Lake boats, and
Captain Lake, Bridgeport. expects
to be able to. go a trial for his bout.
it so. the Lake people feel oertuin that
their boots will come out ahead of
every other kind.
The bill also nuthorlzos the sucro-
tury of the nuvy to expend u sum not.
to‘cxceed $100,000.10 repair, equip
and restore the old Constitution, and
put her. no fur as recticublo. in her
originui condition. ut not for uctive
service. Nedeuglund was specially
interested in the preservation of the
Constitution. and neonatal petitions on
this subject have been received from
Connecticut.
The sum of 860.000 is upproprluted
for arms and equipments for the nnvul
militia of the various states. and Con-
necticut, will get the usual ointment.
To Prevent Tuberculosis.
The second annunl meeting of the
National Association for the Study and ,
Prevention of Tuberculosis will' be.
held in this city May it) to 18. Among “
the speakers will be Dr. S. J. Maker, of
Now linvcn. who will rend a technical
pnpor. Prof. lrviug Fisher. of Yule.
will also speult. giving an outline of
the work now being done in Connectl~
out to cure null prevcnntuberculosls.
, To Consolidate Postage Rates.
Congressuuiu Sperry yesterday prc-
sentod in the house it large petition.
signed by many prominent business
men of New Haven. favoring the cou- .
soliliation of third and fourthoclous
mull tuuttcr. The bill, whichst iu~
(reduced at the suggestion of James ll.
Cowlcs. of Forthington. is before the:
house committee on the post roads,
but it is understood it will not be con-
sldcrcd this session. ‘
custom
llu naturist nun unit
Burl the
Signature of
WANTS REPORT ON STATEHOOD
BILL. '
Representative John Sharp Williams
Conducting a Fillbuttor Campaign.
WASHINGTON. Muy 2~Reprosentw
live John Sharp Williams, the louder
of the minority of the House of Rep-
rcsentntlvos, who Is conducting u mod.
crate filibuster in that. body to further
a speedy report on tho statehood bill.
is not outlined with the results he is
producing, by objecting to all "usurp
imtius couscnt" legislation until u re-
port was received from the statehood
oonfcr‘eos.
The report from the conference com~
mitten has not been mndo. Today he
dociurcd that he would endeavor "to
put another roof in the legislative
soils." dud demand that u quorum of
the house shall be present at all times
n 3% 3 ‘3
starts
at u at
M5.
or???
t
and merit?
“list! a Who people. it our
't firmly cstsb ishodf
dors. Bunions. Business
‘ no
r
I .
”and tilts isnd in s trlsi order.
Unit»! tum Mots, Wuhlngtou. b. c.
'.l
Mill m:
. tugs rote.
‘ , moaned only by the delegates
. tun
.. filling. use:
when business is transacted. With
‘such it requirement us this bringing
.coustsntiy over the head of legislators
gut-egress would undoubtedly be slower.
'A quorum of the present house has
fbeen declared to be Hi].
l The house conferccn on tho sluic-
hood bill have made. they say. every
effort in their power to illusion the
statehood contest between the two
houses. The milin (intuition of differ
coco bus not been numbed in their
oohuldornticnw-thui of udmlttlug or rc-
ics ng Arizona and New Mexico. All
,of than use boon
tumultuous in the bill
m
iNTIRNATIONAL POSTAGE.
New Infant's Proposition for Univw
‘ at Two cults Rm Rejected.
: nous. Msy 2.~1‘he committee of
the intornslionsl .lwttu Convention
has rsicctsd its isw-..;ultlon of the
delegates of New Zeslund for the so
tsbllshtnsnt of u universal two cents
The press tiun we;
“itch and the United sum.
internment protons rote four
, was retested by a. mum ty of
ms ‘ . '
~~Aft3lllti tinnitus ,Wslkslsy; of d t
. tell the F
d, to insists! _,
motions
_ ; _, I
#33“ 3
t 3 u .
H3. 3 . , vi; a 3E3 .
. M . , i , migraine, wdwfimtfi 1
laxative. . My never snot our cause .94». Item
.ft” any Organ.
3 3 . 3 _ flutes less frequent. . ,
dodcposlovc cure for Constipation. Blhousncss, ludlge
4.
8
mid
, ll rpttmlli. s .l.
:thfl‘lfllflff‘r' .3 ’
sun. but» r
diets aunt's Bills.
Their not
eke. them'rcgululzbs and permit!“ _,
ilu-y are a. u ul_.l,om§tve i *
soon, nck .
d
N tics
Shwo‘twmn“ naked father to let
me marry you he. said younoouidn‘t
keep do old out alive." Huh—“0f
course you resented it?"-r~8iin Francis»
co Cull. . . '
d... ‘.
section meets with the full approval , '
spent in minor .
33 A motion of the annnese to reduce 3
. o .oo ,
on crosswalk "it .
For Children
AGES 3 TO 10.
650
Easily Worth 906.,
We have about 25 of then
play suits and will nave no more
wheuthey are gone. They are
just what you went for the child.
run to play in. Made of good 3 *
wash material, a dark blue
chambrsy.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
TAILOR,
ottoman,
HATTER.
Position“.
85 Washington Street.
W
POPULAR nudesusu'rs.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2ND.
Third lucceuful Season.
PIERCE KINGSLEY'S
Gmt American glow
DESERTED AT THE AL AR.
Pure and True to Life.
A Ploy for Mothers. Wives. flours and
Mouth-o
Hoar Mentor Jung: Walker sing She
is an All Right Girl and'i Have no
swaths-rt but You. '
Prion 2‘s, 350 Ind 50
But. on leo “turd”. May nth.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE (“GMT ONLY,
FRIDAvp‘M'AV 4TH.
Under the Amie» of tho improve
Order- of. Red Hen uncouth
. Romano ,
THI fir? LAFAYITTI
on condemn!
NEON-tut!
Prescott tits Occult. “satanic,
TH LION! suing.
all-u-Tho New illusion...
Tin summation.
Tom'rmofsmtm
The Pension. Lion.
The Shaw‘simtiovoltin.
d
muted; in u word. towns“ W‘truth ‘ubout our worshwithout
3‘ «most to every consumerist this cont nudity. To tell you that this
‘, stocked with. Just nuoh‘gmdtl till thsfullsslou of our utmrtialm.., ,. ‘-
tifius's'rss w
justly pmpd of.
< or front. at. 936:.
. med. at $1.2 .
- tucked and lace trimmed. at {1.50. '
Joseph Davis. [ 3 3
, u
“out... ..... Motown;
"wit-sow optimism-st m breasted modulo, lined
mm“. . . sud . boil-andveuéti‘m. _
6W? « Tbs kisdilut m.
.ltldlft3 -'.~‘*"3".s't' “"3”“ "
. , nit-us "7'- m m or ,
, “mo"mtc ;: (No Morons-No»,
Adapted mm .31uymudhy's mm or G" d“ hsbit ““33
”Y "Wvd ‘ l p < ' l ’ w. ,;
'M'cl. yillsdfiri‘iLIOv 3“ III“! ”‘3‘ ' 3
Outs on Isis T thus-tot. 4r f . ‘ .. _ ‘, _’
file Copyright Liming t
. .4 . , . I“ w ‘, . .11: ’7‘ .
f 3, ‘ ii Not-thunk Street. scam Warmth. ""
It is the dosire‘pf this stat-i _st its momma should .1...
as u really is. Nothingmuudw»dveudrnwn; nothlnr cursors“
,ttds.‘ New sousottu’bls goods. Worthuy mods and 1th MW!
., ,.
3H “MRI 3 33: 3"
3% equipment ”(533m i
We open the season
with- such items as the 'foilrtwllutz.»
Ludlcs‘ colored shirtwalsts. mode
‘of lawn. in black and white, ulso blue
0.
Wlftlitfl'l-i WWII!
tvwouldn W sluts
'tibwo.» Not “
motley suiting» on ‘
in extra lsugowsiibwn
and striped block sud
psrcuies for shirt waist flu.
yagdpb.“ d M ‘ fit... 3
. YN‘ 8 outs . ..
100 s, feels sin? weaning
extra villus, while it lull.‘
,2} inch, white more”,
In druid new sud, dainty
2 (2 yard." -
A TUWGIU'L' TALE
. ABQU’T‘MTWNBt . .
Burning cotton. ull colors. 2,.
’ This is u wnl
ind white; all sizes. tit till
Ludies' whine tlwwn shirt waists.
minis or loss trimmed, buttoned beck
[Adler white lawn or dotted Swiss
shirt waists lace 0r embroidery trim-
.
indies: block lawn shirt wuists.
Lndies’ white lawn waists. tucked
lace or embroidery trimmed, buttoned
fmnt or back. at $1.50. . .
Ladies' lawn or Swiss, waists, em
hroldery or lace trimmed, buttoned
or tic. ‘ 3
Pearl buttons. 2 (ion. on‘ our .
unsorted block pins on curds,
Faultless hooks sud eyes,»
tut .qunlity bone hsirpi
do on. » , , ,
lghly scented soups. 10c so
front or back, at $1.69.
Lsdies' white lawn or butlste waists, .
:lngl‘y tucked or lace 'trlululed.‘,: at
33-35 Washmu'ton
.Jm ”Hung-tum
3.‘
we first: Emit
Flowers. Straw shardbhnams Trimmed School , ,1
etc.,roceach. '3 ' \3 ,
This is the balance of Miss Tiliotson’s millinery‘3
and must be closed out at once to make room for our r
1a: lines. ' ~ *“ ' .
/
N. E. RYAN e 00.
as WASHINGTQN STREET.
South Norwalk.
that cannot finds place: in no
because "our custom“ visit ..
honest coal. _ 3
If you want the belt coal of .3!
—-order from us. and you dot on
but grade. 3
Prudent people are lhlviitg '
put in today in one of i
arising later.
«'«fro-mr’smmm' 1
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, NOT-IONS, WRITE. GOG
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, TABLE ‘
LINEN, NAPKINS. ' '
The best Traveling Trunk to he found: large size. $14
..
Kitchen Utensils, Mattings. Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Rods. ,
M. 8. SMITH 8r COMP
92 Wgshington Street.
..........__...._.. -«o»... __... m“. .__....«..
lit with it’s his tut it:
Our suits are deftly uflflafi
inventive tailors, who knotty, ‘3
to give the touch or .01., 3
much admired in. . _
suits. It’s the quality
price of our suits thhtl'
best dressed men comlnf
The season’s newest
select from in all tutu.
from. blmmps. silica.
~
sassy oooowts. Miami.
Norwalk Chronicler