. it
31%
7
lair meter,” winds menu
the liar. h AIIAMIOW. ‘A
thwauudbmrlomcaoo
ii likicloud y; A mel- MW
at n the upper “Aluminum mu“
‘ ' western ortlon of. the
in the nort sections. Freezing
tomparntullpil "
frosts occurred as for south as much-
burg. VII. Conditions favor fax this
vicinity fair weather and not much
ehansein temperature tonight. follow-
ed on Wednesday by increasing cloudl
ness and probably showers by Wednes ,1
day afternoon” or I}!th
What’s meg', d} of linedping from him
AnyI n: you may see. ‘
That Will ”It. ihih lbad OI labor I
Like Rocky Mountain Ten.
Pleistéds' Drug Store.
IButler Lodge, Not 9'1 I O. O F.. will
meet in regular session toinm row eve
ping at 8Ao’oloclr.
I:
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The offering at the Norwalk CongI-e
national: flhumh. next Sunday. will be
for the church music
-
The directors of the hospital will I
hold a monthly meeting this evening
at the Nor-walk Glob.
~Stelneri' s have now a fine polishci
and rinse repairer. Have your old piano
done over. Call! 6 So. Main street £01
cstimlitfi. I I; I
Charles N. F‘lagg, Jr. who has been
visiting friends here lined-emptied to
.1th home in New YoIk. .
A meeting or the Hat Finishers“ As-
sociation will beIheld tomorrow even-
ing in Contra) IIInlbor layosumw
Mrs. Clifford Cruwz‘f‘who- has been'
seriously ill st" her home in Lowe
street, is somewhat motored. .4 .
linear; Timexwlo. '26, Improved Or
tier of Red Men. will hold 11 regular
mootlngrthls 'ofliniiitutt 8Is‘o’oloolr.
Court Mahackemo. Foresters of ‘Am«
erica. will meet tonight at 8 o'clock.
in the hall in Swnrtz & Corbett's
block.
“ad-—
Company F will drill at the nImory
tonight, after Which the lecture on
Napoleon by it". George Di Egbert
will be delivered.
Norwalk Lodge. Benevolent Pro
Iccllvc Order at Elkswwill hold at busi-
ness meeting in Central Labor Ly-
ceum. on .Wednesday night. -
~Cod Fish. Just arrived. schOomIr
Mattie and Lena. from Block island.
with load of fresh God at 7c lb.
*7...—
A state communication of Butler
Chapter. R. A. M.. will be held at the
rooms this evening nt 8 o‘clock. There
will he work in the Mark Muster Mu-
eoII'II degree.
The Doot‘kcoporI-I' Circiv. King's
Daughters, of the Norwnlk (YIIIIm-I-ga
ilonul Church, met yesterday after-
noon with Mrs. Oliver 13. Jackson. in
'Sprlngwood avenue
Mrs. William McPheIson. who has
been ill liar Morel days ill. her home
in Havilnnd street with an attack of
nppendlcltlo. is. somewhat more com-
iortnble today.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Nor-
wnlk Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold A meeting tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock and business of importance
is expected to be transacted.
George Hlnon and Joseph schuldice.
who have help at Bell Island for II
week cacti] tho mfb an Srhuldico
.I Illinois mm
Well A3.“ ' I:
M
iii t, can of MI- arid Mrs.
. *of 42 West street,
is ill of measles. and the house in IIIII
Ilot' ambled llbllco to thin dffbiib by tile
ulth of ileum Norwuik
E’
Harry
Hm
Mrs. M. 'A . unlit flannel lot the
Merrill (lot lf'N 0 Mill
minim. tiered e mi. one In
the college lull loom Inning um
most games in A series with other lo
cal clubs
Luke ration. The tom ériittiré’ls 1W” “
. roller “from
North Dahiita- u‘ndI Mluhogggi and “I?
I congregation
, located in acids
Moolelisg. I.
There wll .
tors of tilW
l
ssteimvny sud dwelt Pianos. at
M:Steinolt‘s. ll South his n street. “\f‘Il'
Humboldt Lodger Sons of Herman
solute. will held its “regular meeting
all
f I», i. ' alpha-W
The John H. Forrlll estate has sold
the property located at 6 Taylor ovo-
uuo to Charles J. Pldgeon who Will ro-
side. there.
copierence. which is bcin§ h
in his) hip. Conn .
" ' ~ Iii-W
Mr nnd Ml‘s.‘ C. H. (indiip’p. of New
disaster are stopping at the Hotel
Clifford while looking for a pummel
Irmidenee in rl‘he Nonwullrs.:-
w
, It is requested thnt those who have
'lioa‘ts housed at ‘the Not-Walk Yacht
Club get them out for overhauling us
soon ssipossibie. in order that the jam:
tcjn 1may clean out the space now occu-
) or
I
N
All the members of the church and
of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church, who are interested in
tennis, we invited to be plesent this
fraying ‘at a meeting at the church III
4
l W
~—Stolnwny and Jeweti Piuuos
Steincr'ts. 6 South Main street.
1% i .
The baseball game scheduled for
Friday between the Norwnlk High
School team and the Overlooks has
been cancelled. On that day the Over
look nine will no to Donbury and play
the Danhury High School loam
MA ‘ '
Miss Henry. of Gritnbilry,“ has to
hen A position In stenogrnphe‘r. and
typist with the Glance (brain Company
which‘hns an ofllcc with the Nomnlk
3Securities Completion. Miss Room
has just completed II course at tho
'Merrlli Business College.
ibon'ltube fooled and mndeilo believe
tint rheumatism can lie cured wth lo
cal applications. I-IHollisicr's Rocky
Mountuin Tea. is the dilly positive cure
Jor Iheumntipm .. 95 serum;- Tea or
Tablets. Pleisted‘ 3 Jim: Store
W—
ill
. Mr and Mrer‘ohuylor Hamilton and
the lntierfs Idnulhtcr. Miss Ruth Idol)-
‘Nhord ole stopping for II sholt time at
:rhc Norwnlk Hotel until the Henrv l.
Hoyt places which Mr Hamilton reI
(MeIItlyIpurohssed ls mdy Ifor ocou
PlIile,
A
W
“to conuuliloo of nIInncrluvnis for
the EpworthI Magoo IIIIIIchrsnry
next Sunday evening, will meet this
evening at the close of Seth Itemln .
ton II class meeting At the First in
hurch: John Greenwmd will lend the
Inns this evening
vannugil's express in curling n cur~
lqu of Chinn and Jun. Inciting coir
signed to the Krlcgcr Company. This
is an import order and 'the largest
shipment of mailings ever made to one
concern in this tobvn. which this
nowspiipel‘ for $20 ‘flrebient Mule 01
melting overM 9 red to ”kl-the public.
Michel J Lynch consmmlon tors
{dagger I33 Cairnecthi-gt Subway and
is n; {up 3'. tr no on on up
dorgrolmd sop with?! wire mil Woodward
avenue, one day recrnily. Ind fell
again“ thotrolipy rail. hie sahedhis
leg Almost fronl ankle to so. and
has since been under the core of A
phyilluian. although he is uhle to gel
reboot» with the baht of A cans.
“and”
During bent at din'wlock day sorvic
“ Wei. greatly d by"
light)? Bradley who tendedfii’
some and played middleman. '
Bradley has made picndid progress
since ohmcbnimnoo iii' study organ
playing. it is It plcnuulo und listin-
motion to know the! we dun at any
time cnll upon an efficient bud willing
volunteer Offiillhl.~'l‘fihlly (‘lmrch
0310‘!”le I, *3,
no be A!!! the! oi!» Touch?
Eggihllo‘h: ii tiliflr ltiIIdIi will’ b
to o lecture by Nov. domino“
ileum. 13.0., in the South Norwnllt
M
i
done'hhu or» I,
tilt lllolnonl
s.
this eve pg in Elks Neill ’Elluth Main
A number of membeis of the King‘s .
Daughters are attending the tulips] : '
York who were in the San Francisco .
dim “it Tibet ‘
. EM Mfi
:mnzth‘
.. I won at: s'v
THE onerous PHARMACY.
200’ “iii“ Carotid“
JEWISIH EMIGRAAsTION DEGREASES
ODEsSA, Mays -—.Althouxh Jewish
. emigration to South Roadie decreased
during the last two months. it still
averages uqurds of n hudred dolly
flom Odessa. alone and the exodus
from the less populous Jewish .csntcrs
is proportionately larger in consequen-
of the general apprehension that
the danger to the Jews in greater there.
than Odessa where they constitute ful-
ly a third of the h t million popula
tion. The Jews héi love that an open
conflict beiwosn Parliaineul and the
government is inevitable and that they
will be the first to siI'lth rom the
upheaval which is bound to result
from such a dondict ‘1 I
n-A
19 m (I all-(Ir
withstand An; “gnu”.
Hoar WAfi‘R Ir 'tl‘i
HOT on:
shows A‘ND lfiANG
ILATE AND TIN RWFING.
' on and stem mum,
Gan Fixtureiw Metal Colll—g. Pic.
Hm yo Irsuuvuioch‘ «I
IRICHH‘G RANGES?
THE JONES 0: HOTCIIKISS
sou "AN.
17 WALL brim INO‘II‘WALK
Sohool Taxes.
A Union Sshool District ‘
'l‘he taxpayers of the South Norwulh
ourter mills on the dollar laid on
hum Own assessment list of 1905. pt n
meeting (It the district hold on the. -
i3lh day of June, 1905. In the lv‘rnukllu ‘
heel. Millie due and payable on the: ’
III-Ii, day of Mali. 1906.11 which time '
i shall be ready toIrevdlve some III .
Sililson- Powell‘s drug store. 82 Wash-
legion stroct. I’omilty at the rate of
Li) per cent. I you will lie charted on -’
and after June 1, 1906 ‘
F‘. A TOLLES. . ,
Collector of waxe- tor South Howells
District.
N01 walk AWL ..27
Union sfirh
Dated at flout
.9“ 5; Memo, inl 97-“on
EAST NORWMIK
Baiting out :fisiihq
plinth mum to tide by the season. ‘
(foundational Chm-MI. this even!
IIt ii unlock. Dr Beard. who i
short: was A Wm
' d m
wPIIEIIIW.%‘g' muyi‘vfi‘lm'g;
c v. mm
Mflmm "3
Van‘fioflmfllfiwm norm?
A. Ohm. meat 8; H
. It. bloc in
l onus on the dub
‘ Antiilt or: will.
bulletin:
all!
in.
5 hits
a he s azld
‘v Ion. the oulrngcd "ohnugenr,’
(tilt
. one!!!
led at Belvldcic today,
Wright of the Circuit Court,” Iiwlll puss
Ask for the 1906 diodol Adrenalin “GI
Union School District are hereby ndti-_
died that the district tax of one and»‘
Gitfliii] 8 Phil will than out fir
nrry Allister. oh ,
honors. the
hose mm in
police the very diatoms, Sunder} mid
He seemed terribly indigno
A young teller: ho said he was
to
. die“ proclaimed that II “my melh’
Greenwich lied itho
"pinch" him, Mr Roz
' for driving his ihip:
I'Mercedss too fast on , w
known that Mr cars would
care of the constable nil right. 'l‘h
training his voice to Rtfifllfim‘i pita};
l'll loll you what'll be
these Joy constables some Whiiw
they try to stop me. Something'ihhn
’ouI, and they ll novel know what
us: either "
' After delivering this oration
_ hnvluginuolhcr cup or colitis moi»
piece of pie in Bill Muiln's lunch Wil-
audacity
to get his “Mercedes."
a ed bIought MIs. moire?! out
. cw York to Greenwich in it.
Prosocutm
about Olsterf s arrest, and hobo of the
of "plnchlng' him. although Polleomnn
Andy Tnlboit said he did diopv In
‘ “fl-csh" chauffeur Who docked like
Olstol's description. He was driv-
ing about 25 miles an hour. but Tul-
nftcrwmds that he didn't»
fl”...
DQWIE iNJUNCTiON CASE.
m
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. Warring Factionb of Zion bity Appear
in Calm Today.
i’ellgionlsls ot Zion City will be decid-
when Judge
upon the injunction proceedings be.
gun by Build. Alexander Davie. The
Aflndinr will decide whether Wilbei
.- lllcnu Volviu will continue at tho ‘h’end
. of the Zion industries until the heel
in OctobeI or whether Dowlh will be
Ic-estnhlishod as the dictuio'r of Zion' 8
financial strolls.
lioth lenders sent out orders roster.
day for silent prayers for victory.
In the bill filed yesterday in answer
to the loinnctlbn proceedings of the
Dowlc attorneys, the plea is made that
Zion Is I mun estate and that the pi II
pol tl' owncis of the city have the right
to select u trustee.
The answer to Dowie's hill or con»
pluint filed b'el‘ore‘ Judge Wright yes
icrduy was a vindictive recital of the
charges previously made against". rho
deposed lender. noousin him of extra.
vaganob and inefficient y as the hood
of Zion‘ e industries and of being a vic-
tim oi “hallucinations. " The auditor is
mslgned hyf urteen tollowero (If Vol.
viII. Volvl his boomimproving the
time pledging the Workers of that city
tolhle support I .
l
J39 MEAN
Ji‘
Egon “and ‘Womont
“Hi i: flux“
ll”'
unit I
While knew nothing *
Greenwich people hII’d nn‘y’ recollection '
bolt didn't nirest him. He was sorry '
‘ CHICAGO. Mny 8.--Tho first issue"
in the legal battle between the warring
"610nm not
to
.’
l
WNW!
e ‘oondiiddn
Miss Irene Cresby. of nrlton
Street, East Savannah. Gflm Writes:
“ LydiaE. Plulrhnm ’sVogeteble Compound
in II trup 5mm
‘ MMW it mid!" also d
w more!
1'28” 0
mi lid e l
Ali‘s“ “the ’ W i“
‘Womh who are troubled filth palm
fut or imgnlar periods}. fhuoknche,
of organs. inflammation or ulceration.
that “Mrinir-db‘nrn" {on land:
nods“ {winter-ssudndmsflon. neurons
ostretion or, the blues. ghould tulle
Lydia. E. Pinkham's Vegetable
vine. I he is doughielsin lsv’r of Lydia.
GONVicTB AQFW EDI! WINDOW-
The iollowiug airilold bounty oon~
vicis serving sentences in the Connec-
Iicut State prison; have ifetitloned the I
Board of mom tor oxen Nrelease:
Edward Allen, burglary; Charles
Smith then: John hauler.
W {Evans omit
Iiiw theft? 'i‘if
suit: ltudolph motile,
IA. Gulifom, illusion
3
Kerry B
at as
JACM MEL YTON.'.
AIR§MI IEBTATE AND lNBURANGE ‘
MI; ' A95”?!
6 Railroad Ava,
R writing some of
mm ransom
Mir! in tho halo
Ali: in» hr
IN IA ., ~ I
TUE
Hem-y EINDJ‘VWI
commute ‘u,
Chimes
In. With III‘6 New York I
3“anan
The Quay“
“hoot Matinsofi
Prion. quh
ran. g"f “Adults. ,
“39th too
“I, lace or embroidery trimmed?
whom to MINI.
cult much new“: and hrlflry or lace trimmed
A robs diatomrmiiuof hill:
to woman It has been of '
lnr .
bloating (or flatulence). displacement
3‘ lug on the merits of the voutIovorsy“mygfimfifim fighting whga?'$ ’ 1’
psi-foot; uncles and streniith‘ by tagging ‘,I ‘.
m- 2 .
nod. and then write in ngs I’lnk- ,
Inn. L up. Mao's. for further free ads 1
Br I’liilr'h‘n‘nr arid :for’ tw may five years . _
has bsdh 'uivhiipg women free of A
ohnrgo‘r Thousands hove. been cured
by so doing. I
murder: ‘
r; Nancy _ ,
81}th Norwdlk. ; ‘- H
the strongest .
FWD“
and h
light)
. semen
. Mill:
s iron/aim. made
i All and uh to, also blue
. is. .
airi:
loco tri Infill. buttoned bitch
pillar.
HERE'E 'l'iilE WA”!
Ill mom ‘1‘
. I he a inane?
.Ad
it we: I
and ‘strlp'oti bib
commuter shirt
Myfifi
“W
on white lawn or dotted Swill
shirt witlntiiiS loco or embloldiwmiih-u,
Imus“ flig- ‘il
Mullins look lawn shirt
sand trimmedmt
LII ss’ to its lawn. wists;
book, at who.
98 lawn or raw
mom or back. at $1. 89.
Ladies‘ white lawn or bhtisle waists.
. :33? tucked or loco trimmed,
the: girl.
V LOOK Ari; obs HMW®_ "
ARTNENT‘ F.‘
KITC
0 nttintb’
l
buttoned M!
costumes. first cadmium dresses, and gowns for the
Hosiénv AND unosnwu R‘ALw-Avs A
iifi
dmh 'whits Im
wow and sin
f Dunning cotton. all polo
or A
Behrl buttons. 2 do:
Arli‘iortod black ipiiu! on
Ironwood hooks 'A‘ItdI
Extra quality bone nwl
at dozen. ‘ ‘
.‘ Highly Scented soaps, 10c
22],?
A ed
I5. We ‘"
I.
-~
essoist'rig.
R‘W I '
.. I’m ‘fi
. truths ti W A
“2"“!
chosen from the ”A“.
waste lines of woolen,
$7 06' end I31
Madmen
overplslcls. «WW
4 “games,
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