Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 9, 1906 · page 3

 

ll in M01"!
high pressure with low tempera ores.
Frosts were reported as far sou Vna
Kansas and for east as Micli
The weather‘gmbl , tY
late this

MmV 883.131 be
falling on re and prbbn lyl liht
frosts tonight. ’

Mrs. C. F. lloutwell spent yesterday-
in Shelton.

Attorney [pals S. Beers Was in
Bridgeport yssterday.

slice i
l his in the D M. Read
Com gems all Readl

Mayor Charles E. Dow is in' New
Mom today on‘husiness.

~Doah'5 sfiguiets cure constipation
without grip . nausea, nor any Weak-
lng enact. Ask your druggist for
them. 25 cohtfi per lid x.

hassle. Bisseli's meat market, in
Railroad avenue, has been closed.
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Grand opening of the Central Hotel

can] cafe. Friday evening, May 11. See
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.Commiiddm'“ Friihcis Burritt,- of
Bridgeport, spent yesterday in South
Norwalk.

 

Miss Emma Schmidt hasv resigned
her position with the Croiui & Knapp
, Company.

A rehearsal of the choir of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church was
held last evening.

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~Stelnway and Jewett Pianos. at
Stelncrt‘s, ii South Main street.

EL 1‘. Bates, the West Nor-walk ice
denier. \3dgaéliist pprghrlsed a hand
some nu omobile.

 

 

Ponnssus Council. Royal Arcanum.
will not give the concert this month;
which has been announced.

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Mrs. Joseph ”Morgan. who was iorl'
meriy Miss Anna May Sheldon, is the
guest of relati‘Ves iii ioyhi.

The Daughters of Liberty will hold
a regular meeting this evening in
Grand Army Hall. South Main street.

 

 

Company D will drill at the armory
this 'svenlnrg. after which the last
company smoker of the season will be
held.

 

Mrs. Belle Gregory. of South Norvv

walk. is making a brief visit in Mill
Plain with her daughter, Mrs. W. E.
Olmsted 3‘:

Miss Maud Coley has returned to
~ her home in Norwaik alter a biiel sin
in Green Farms with her sister Mr:
O. H. Jennings.

Doh‘t’ bellows and hinde to believe
that rheumatism can be cured with io-
cs] applications. Hoiiisters Rocky
Mountain Tea is the only positive cure
for rheumatism. 35 cents, Tea. or

 

 

 

Tablets. Plaisted a Drug store.
, Boa in maybe made such a
.cumm an ill ii coal circles sever-

al years ago. ianow in Stamford doing
on oiitracting work.

 

am your gas range new. Drop a
postal to the Connecticut Railway and
Lighting Company and they will send

their represeitgtiw to call on you.

Anthony 0. Ounce, of South Nor
walk. is loitering from blood poison
lug. having i tired one of his hands
while hahdlia a crate of stray/benign

War-~—
Ono hundr‘ a no idly plummet
w by gradual bi Merrill College dur-
ini: the past y-niaa oaks Who
on ask for I tier test menial. See
ad. .

 

 

 
 
 
 

5m
ti Muscle
«soon! to: C16.

. are... the :1ng

31mm w.w ws

2 ‘ramson o! the
. “3W

; iict schooner whose ins-ts were near
her sails urea?“ . and th sitii

= nil; Choral

mm by liar":

Christi an
Nbrwm‘l‘

at this av

cool room:

purifier Rev

V toy. wi ’dli thence.

Tony 'l‘ortorilla. who hill had the
bootbiaching stands at the depots in
South Norwaik for a number of, years.

has now takairt n‘the man
ynelrs 'sia’tid oftli 6 New fifisfia“
erh News Company lit t und

station.

 

'New Canaan has Just: had a mad
dog score. A large dog run about
that village. and before it was killed
bit eight other dogs The town will
adopt the some measures to: 13mm).
and itlllink of dogs? as have has adopt;
cd in Noiwalk.‘
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Trinity Branch Glris’ Friendly 80-
(-iel‘y. will meet in the parish room on

~ Thursday evening- at 7446. The date

for the proposed entertainment is May
23. and the plow Red Man's Hall. A
delightful program is to be Men for
lowed by dancing
. Mmlu .4 r ‘ '

What's the good or keeping from him

Any good thing you may see.
That ywiii lift his load of labor

Like Rocky Mountain Tea.

Plaisteda‘ Drug Store.‘

The Overlook- Stiller]: Military Acnd"
emy baseball team will play the Dan-
bury High School nine Friday after.
noon. in Danhury Other games sched

 

. also by the OveilVoolis are Stamford

High School. May 19: King‘s School,
Stamford. May 26;. Fordhani Prepara;
iory, June 9. _

 

AdiulantGeneral Cole and Colonel
Schulze visited the site or the stale
rifle range west or Burnside. near.
Hartford Monday afternoon. rue
painting of the fence in front of the
range has begun. The work oi clear.
ing the tracks is expected to be com
plated in roar days. ‘

Memhers of Lincoln Coil all, Other
of United Amerioon Mach ales. will
visit Waldemare Council. in Bridgeg‘
part. this evening, tithing the 7: 10 train
from Boulh‘Norwsilt. ’i‘iieSta to C'o'un.
cll session will be held there comes
row. and the delegates from. llincol
Council will he Frederick Scolield Biz,
and George Qverton

 

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Miss Loretta 1 Casey- has resigned
her position as n3‘ght operator at the
local telephone 0 She bait for
South Norwalk today, where she. has
accepted a position in‘ the. encheiiz
there. Miss Casey caiiie hire fro
Mei-icon a few months ago and dual
her short stay has made. a large circe
of friends. -—mnbury News.

The Young Men s Band of the First-
Methodlst Church, will meet on Friday
evening this week with Charles H.
Kern. 17 Hillside Place at 7: 45. Last
week the Band held u very interesting
mastitis in the Broad River chapel;
and lids been urgently requested to re-
peat its visit in the near iuture

Spiritual Housecleariug will be the
topic of the sermon next Sunday morn-
ing at the First. Methodist llipiscoiiail
Church by the pastor.

F. H. Gleason,‘8yracuse; R. 1.. Arm-
strong. li. H:- Tiiden. M 1‘. Bastien.
Providencenlamea ii. Preston, Win-
agedul E. H.” Lyrics V3“ 8.8flswgreat,

9d i. illfilloi‘i
1.. “knell. ”Mimetowu; Codi-go ‘1
Kendall. .suiileld; R M Mrflsusldnd.
William .T. Hutchinson. Mr. and Mrs 93
Bollmar“.l. F. Curry. Penré! Shirk.
F. E. Williams, E. W. Thornton. A. F.”
Wilmoth, G. Kleh till. Jix. wash
Wright, Mr and Mrs. E. C. right,
1.. B Doyle New York; J. P. W thiamih
Philadel hia; w c. Homework».
N. Y.; onry Salmon. Brooklyn; W.
H.1nicey. Jr., F. H. Fl rgo.
Cox Trenton? .i lie cy. Snrlujri
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igeagdsloym‘ .L. Miles. Watfibiiry:
ui Bridgeport:
Hart ml were at the liolcl Ciiiford.

last night.

UAW A DIIILIGT IOHOONIR.

NOM‘OLK. Vs. May swam Alia;
Nero-gleam steam.
li'rlvsdin
.im r till 0 him

till «i that. he passed twenty in
south by east of Cape Rooms

 

lug over the sides or the vessel; that:

figs that has

wise storms oldest winter. The late

. oi the crew is unknown.

 

l3 (‘1: mourn-$9;
‘ cilia?” “sailors

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[new dyeflim
ihspa ”(Ime‘

HARRISBURG. ills" Mity 9. ~..i Her
ace rMacFarlandnnilthis oily, president.
of the American Civic Associatinm
which organisation has led the effort
for the orchestration “Niagara. Falls.

'de a statement today regarding the

port of the international Waterways
Commission nsniltted to Congress
oniéllonday by resident Roosevelt. He
so
”This report merely reiterates the
recommendations or the American
section or the Wuterways' commission
as transmitted 'to Congress Md’reh 27.
inguinal. which we protested to Mr.
Rodaeyelt April 4. The report reo-
pmnionds the authorization or 9._ total

 
 

diversion of Niagara Water or 64 .509
, cubic feet per second which is 40 per
" cent. or the minimum flow of the falls,

and wouiQ in ,the opinion-of all but the
'power Companies and the waterways
commission, seriously damage
great cataract as a scenic i nturo
“Alter careful study and after con

port was disregar ed by Ml. Burton,»
chairman of the ivers and harbors
committee 0! the House of Represen-

ration not now kndwn as the Burton
Lodge bill. This bill stops the Niv
azure destruction at the present point.
and by "prohibiting the importation of
Niugura— «undo electric powor irom Can-
eda, would restrain Canadian ‘di'ver-
alas. it would be operative for three
years only. git/iii timo’dor diplomatic
action w’ithbut p rimming 'the de‘stiim
lion of Niagara. to continue mam.
while.

"The report or the International
Waterways Commissioli is hard to nip
derstnnd. if the commissioners he
have what they assert, that it wo'uld
be a sacrilege to destroy t. o. scenic
sheet of Niagara Fhils. Sn; in‘r this
they yet propose to blood 40 u- cent.
from the falls; giving full vitality in all
existing franchises except one and
that one an Alliiiilaa‘i'i franchise.

“.We Will render oiit protest to Free
ident Roosevelt at once against this
vicious report. 'so favorable to the Nb
ngara grabbers and so dangerous to
the falls.

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pLUMi‘im'o A30“ STEAM“

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HOT WATER HEATING.
01‘ AIR HEATING.
TOVEB AND RANGIO,

ILATB AND TIN ROOFING.
Gu and blunt Fitting,

our Fixtures. Metal Ceiling. Ito.

N so you «as our stock of

5R! HMOND RANGES?
rite loses am HOTCHKISS
_DMPAN
Ill'i'.

YNUIWALK:

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School Taxes.

 

. Union School-District

 
 
 

The all: you of the 801 th Norwalk
iinioirtfioh llfistrict are hhreiiy null.
and that the district tax of one and
.-osoquartdr mills an the dollar laid on

the til-i or 11305. in a
«roofing the ”gigs-ice hold on the

1 I? lJ ., .atlheF nkiin
am. 1! lhgwumd payablean the

 
 
 

 
 

 

w. first try of May. 1906, at which time

i be re dy
Sililson’l’ovisii

"Will”

and alter lane 1. i903.

dto one a same at
my}: in Wash-
lot the rain of
His chili-god on

 
 
 
 
 
 

walk, April 27.
V,. calm”

.. . 1“ lie u
album lull-by notified that the
city tax at seven (ii mills on the’ dol-
llui comment list of 1m.

 

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"slim Firms. 5 ‘

lDNMN its“. ~3an Court 1r.
cod. N. 3304: won the V

Gouldmf
Hume .Miiefl.

'ggdtflnffl Cfilfllt ,

 

Colitis held in Quittnor‘s

firm (in! at March. 1906:

3, V d / 4 .
loo tha‘lihi-ary mud in: at 33'?
that?) ill I will the in

ii noel wlil‘rsaolvn

Vihc ‘

sultlition with Mr. Rooserelt this re,

tatives Who lmniedfdiia Niagara! preser- .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Quill Maui:

amen micro!“ Mimi lili'

1 ‘ to! its
companies in regiments will he fir-
welded £11ch meritedhusntaifin c».

tori of small Arms Practice to the Bri-
glider imodctbi'l
not; other cm (as icon will send to
ports oil-eat :tolli erThane.reports-
must be torw'srd in has days so ‘

mending oiiicsrs are directsdzin milk
in up their reports to add therto the
pi vious nbaliii‘antion of each .memhew
of the oommsnd‘, quail! g as marks‘
THEM-5M Meets: and,
respectively
By order or “alcovemor,
GEORGE) M. COLE.

Ofliciai

war a a minions 7 ’.
Assistant Adjutant General
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it is better to be great. in a little
place than little in a big place

 

Telephone Call 915.

ms i’am

k’ H EAST NQRmLK '4‘

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Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.

sung and fishing

Bath Houses to Rent by tile Season.

John“ *0' s ulllh'an.
Proprietor V

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Mon and Womenil

mill! “I ' i

«will 5:366 no or

 

inert rillemnn u .

Adluiantfleneral. »:

 
 
 
 
 
 

. ion A. Cartel inhnou‘rlc

thER’S “Tilt Pilot " i.

11 guilty. but declined aid ofo
., court assigned Attorney
. ion to repr rsdut him. ‘

’ city court

- “ or
.- s sail-ore gum“?
Mimi. it his. .“i do strong“? _
‘M'M, “MM" 1 ,1, ‘ . r
”3:! (n the buzihzaum. V’

who Ti-il .
“a: ”is is 5”?“ can

hits; lawn

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mural-la Brae?

here close or the. plastics senses. Coin-i

rtdrdliy Afternoons!
Tern oil Superior

Win an r
inlaid riorVC urt‘ir,
ill.“ M m. 39 “yes 333.31%-
. mid mom

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trudge

Flooded quilt)!
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. mar girl. ‘-

ioil'm retina; silver (ion a l

gs. one! church oflcintia . gr

As soon as the sheriff "d one
smut Assistant Slate’s ‘

ready to out prisoners to...
Considerable surprise wits
ed when the court. put t. e mi
pie yesterday hithrnoon‘.
the accrual who wore. arrai
uieiy liefiistidhto uid turd ii
counse. who is a proceedin ere‘ .
tofore priioticn'iiy unheard otxin tit “
Superior Court. ,_
John -Wlilk‘er who was hoimd over
from the Bridgeport city court here.
i burglary riot only remand counsel
but pleaded guilty. Michael. C
who Was nouns over irom N
charged with non artwork.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

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Valli bound 6 r
lidit ir'om neuron plead-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

'3? ' "MAM/AN
KITOBHEN pining

 

 

 

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soars; onshore , -
our mom oucv. ’ ‘
FRIDAY liTi'i. .
T'ljiis "
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The Goo; Hot!

 
 

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Students-40.
ultimo";

national '
“LOONIY
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SLACK PATTI. ‘
(Mme: himmmgcoesi

 

" materials. loses and .
costumes, that communion "dresses. sud gowns for the sum

: LOOK air con Hartline

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til 5
line or enthrOliisry try ’-

This ofiering‘ includes Aileover Laces, Allvover Enihr
diodes and Allover Totaling, French Lawn, Silk Batiste ‘
die Linen. Persian Liwnhmint dc Sprite Not. Plain H: ‘
Net. Embroidered Medallions. wide Emb‘ioldery Band‘s, iii V j "
when and Edges; also matched sets in fine Valenciéiinfl
Laces of the very latest patterns. .

. The low prices on these fine goods will place as a notch
above all ion-her records of- wonderful value giving.

Free delivery to all -sections of The Norwaihs. ‘ ‘

an or guilt and refused counsel The - .
30ml”0 tpostedr gtrto‘m Charles ‘
f" W Mack "”9081!“ ”did ,.
u. M.» £500.. W" “l“ on My" ”a” " ”5 »
- 10 dozen Handsomely Trimmefld Shirt Its. turmoi- price :1. 00 for M V‘:

on Cloths, Mailings “Malignant.

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3“ Woekoiiia 333‘ i!
Wt 1‘ OF A a,
masculine. c. " c: T ' with.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lgbmrtedmiach iii.“ car iii-rill "

hills hookup use eyes. “iii?

0$ti‘a duality hone anti-V 2 3s:
131;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘Alwsys A ”coins”. r

Ito Wl'l‘fili evaswri-imo ’oilhiii‘li
ties Sash Rods. all .to he found

 
 

Evasive isms]. ,,
$7 and no

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Our styles are New“?
chosen Ermmv the most W
to-date lines or woolsns. »
$7.00 and $10.00.

No Metallic W .

And manufactured in our will '
tors in New York.

 
 
 

 
 
 

nouns? the gray her
overp ids. nil: misuse

 
 

 
 
 

“stints:- or
310.00.

 
 

No limits, .
Get the Habit oath " to-