.QQW-Vi .V. ,‘ . ilflf‘ s '7.ti ,1 ;..‘
toa‘lit‘irthI. l. o. B. *N., of Noc-
W will must restrict no movie-
l‘lthin lirwthotnhsette building. The
., delegates Hittite seeiinl trout“ cod‘noil
M have.” Mquuwww- ..
cowl" ”:1 £13
slight ‘ ‘ . and Saturday
A sits t disturbance was central this
morning in the northwest. but plena-
ant weather prevails generally in. all
sections seat of the Rocky Mountains.
The temperature contidne‘s low east?
help pl ”timer. Frosts w rel
rep ted t. duéhnb‘lll‘zlnlu. , li-
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outline to t iii vicinity nleossnt
weather Wltii lilo Iy riding tempera-
ture.
Richard H Riggs. of South Norweik,
has been granted a. patent. for a car-
tain tlxtpre.
--Gmn.'sngar. 21 lbs st. F u L it Go.
George Grime has taken a position
at the imperial Cute, succeeding Wll
lett H. Banker.
Miss Mabel Dickson. of Banchvillc
spent Saturday with relatives in South
Norwalk.
——Latsst Spring Derbles. ()‘Brlcn's.
David Dickson, of South Norwnlk.
spent Monday with relatives in
Branchville. » ~ .
l Raymond Brothers are building a.
new wharf at the Beachslde ion, at
Greens Farms.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B Griffin have
sold their house and on center avenue
to Edward Faflan.
'~Basebsll tomorrow. at Amuse-
ment Park. Two games for one ad-
mission: first game, Nationals vs. liar
atrom: second game. Not-walks vs.
Mahler A, 0., Brooklyn.
Miss Eloise Bylngtou, of Holden ave-
nuc, is the guest of Miss Edith Wal-
ters in MouutNerno'n, N. ,Y.
-—Stelnway and Jewett Pianos. at
Stelnert’s. 6 South Main street. .
St. John’s Lodge, F. and A. M.. of
Norwalk. conferred the second degree
- last evening on three candidates.
Buckingham Post. G. A. R, of Nor-
walk. will hold a session this evening
at the Post. rooms in Wall street. .
Henry Street and Harry W. Street.
of Burton, are, both attending the fun-
eral of a relative in Bridgeport today;
Miss Eva. ll. Ferris. of Norwalk, is
spending this week with her srents.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Ferris. in colon.
—-Grun Sugar, 21 lbs, $1. F.D.L. _& Co.
Mrs. Paul Poop. of Ely avenue, who
was gored by a bull. last Saturday are
plug. is getting along nicely at her
home. ,
Russell Beers..u former well known
Norwalk young man, now located in
Pascale. N. ,l., has been visiting in
town. ‘ ‘ ’
*Ba'scball tomorrow, at. Amuse-
ment, Park. 'l‘wo games for one ud-
rnission; first game. Nationals Vs. Her
strum; second game, Norwalks vs.
Mouier A. 0.. Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Land and Miss
Lillie Land, of East Norwalk, spent .
Sunday with friends on Main street,
Springtime,
; :Mr. and Mrs. Benedict.
Norwalk, visited tho-it daughter. Mrs.
Ap drew Weed. of Camp avenue.
Springdule. this week '
Company F members had rifle pruc
lice last evening at the armory range.
The shooting was in charge of Cor
porul LeGrand Snyder.
F HngflfitFlNglNG MOINEXV , t
. x e popu or ragga
is mahlné'n an ”8fo r that is just like
finding money, for he is selling a log
nlnr 60 cent bottle. of Di. llownr'ds
celebrated specific for the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia at half price.
in addition to this large discount he
agrees to return the money to any pin-
chngo‘r whom the specific does not
'59“- Vis quite unusual to be able to buy
fifty cont pieces for it quartet. but that
is what this offer really means for it. is
only recently through the solicitation
of Drtiggist Baxter that this medicine-
could be bought fat loss than fifty
cents. He urged the proprietors to al-
low him to hell it at this reduced price
for a little while, sweets: to sell a
certain ‘.ttmount The retinlt lius Justi-
Iltui hls' flood 'jil'dfimedt. for the sale has
been something reuunknhiu.
of West,
i“
r
V,” are at Hartford will rcptnt at that
‘sdtltst
tlme. . , .
wnusoliiill tomorrow, at amuse
Two games for one titl-
ion; first game. Noticed it vs} list-
store; second game. Nor alks vs
Mouser A. O..~Brooltlyn:~ ,_ ‘
A‘uumber of former pupils of lim-
teas r W Gil rt Nd, well attendod the
“filth hung“, pit or hill
classes 1 Wetting”: lui hia-
fill? (lourt idiom ll dgcptirt.
They had a very enjoyable time.
. .wDoen's Regulate sure constipation
without gripins. nausea, nor any weak
in; effect. Ask your, druzuist for
themi‘. 25 cents per
Georgians El. Knapp,“ Stepdoy, has
hon ht live building lots at Foster
eat, meat hot wink. ‘Bhe manner to
commence building cottages on tho
. property at once. The sale was made
through Dou-‘ne is real estate agency.
The Young Meus Baud. of the First
Methodist Church meets this evening
at the residence of Charles H. Kern.
L7 Hillside Place. This is an open
meeting and the people residing in the
neighborhood are invited to attend.
it is expected that the ease of James
Christiana. the youuié itullun hound
over to the Superior ourt from Not-
walk on :1 (horse of assault with in
tent to murder. will prob’nbiy‘ come to
trial about Wednesday of next , week.
,Dou't be fooled and‘made to believe
that rheumutlsm‘ciin honored with lo-
cal applications. Bollister’s’ Rocky
Mountain Tea is the only positive cure
for rheumatism. 3ft cents, Tea or
'i‘ttblets. . Plulsted‘stDrug Store. ‘
-—-Crofut & Knapp Kate O'Brien.
The new quartette choir of-theii‘irst
Methodist Church will render music at
the Special hlpworth Magus anniver-
sury service Sunday nliiht. The ser-
vice will be held in the main audience
room of tho chur.ch which will be up-
propriutely decorated. Tho pastor
speaks on “The Young Epwmth Magic
or in the Twentieth Century.” The ser-
vice commences at 7:30.
-—Florida. Pineapples, 13c F.D.l.. & (in.
At the Men‘s Bible Class. of the
First M. E. Church. Sunday noon. the
theme for discussion will be “The
Devils and the Swine" being it count
dcrutiou of one of the most unusual
miracles of the life of Christ, The
class meets iuinwdlutcly after the
morning prenchln service in the main
room of the cliurc . and men are Mr»
dially invited who are not connected
with similar classes in the city.
——Dyspe sin. is Americans curse.
Burdock iood Bitters conquers dys-
pepsia every time. it drives out im
purities. tones the stomach. restores
perfect til cation, 1101 mai weight and
good healt.
'(leorge A. Muycock. of New Haven
has sold his handsome residence ‘at
190 Oak Place. that city. to Trinity
Church, which will use it as an old
ladies‘ home. having sold their George
street. property to the ituliun Baptists.
Mr. Maycock‘s house overlooks the
state normal school grounds on New
street and is an ideal spot for the
home as outlined by Trinity Church.
Mr. Maycotk has not decided upon
plans for his future residence
~Umbrellss. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
At the morning service next Sun-
day at Trinity Church. the rector
Rev. Romilly F. tiumphriea.
preach on the text, “it is sources it
that we should leave the word of G
and serve tables”—-’i‘hc Church’s Busi-
ness: To Protlalru a Message or to
Dispense Charity. in the evening he
will continue the remarks on Boris]
Rrsponsiblllty for Moral Conditions,
with further reference to some phases
of the saloon question.
-—Fioridn l’lneapplea,l lilo. I‘.D..L R: Co.
Edward E. AutlrovVllle Mrs. Edward
E. Androvllle. Miss Iii VG.
Miss J. It‘, Androvliic. (l. Slgwin. M.
H. Whitingfitl. i-ieuter, C. C. Pill-her
C. W. llucklce M. S. llewsnap. N. (‘
Snyder, Louis Barnes, Harry S. Smith.
. (LWolte. New York: Mr and Mrs.
lt‘. GV. llrock. if V Hild, Providence,
1 ; Mr. and Mrs. W. ‘ towns, L. ll.
(turning. Washington; it‘s A, ‘lngulls,
Kentucky; Mr. and rs. (l. E. Roberts.
New Haven: J. W. ow, Wi/otuiug,‘N.
1; Christian Swurtn, ltcv. (l. 8. Met-
turlund. South, Norwalk; 1.. it. Hurl-
hutt. Wilton: George W, m
M. flutter. iloatou: Althur
Willimuntlr; W F (‘unninuhunuid A.
'Ahrnms. litirli‘ord: t‘. it". Norton.
lllrooltlyu: (l 0. Johnson Oystcivillc
ogdron. it.
I.. were guests yesterday at. the
il’Vol cl Clifford
motto oouvmcc you VVV'rHA'r TH sv out. rue loser MEAT
IN
TOWN AT PM“! WITHIN THE IIAOH OF ALLi
Special Offerings. V
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tulned therein was found to be in-
tool.
This vault contained all of the val-
noble papers and books of the limit
ior'u office. including the bonds for
m. 000 000 for specific permanent im-
tprovctuents stroll as school building.
the acquisition of parks, etc. Besides
these all of the omclul bonds of the
present rity ofllclais, books, vouchers
and financial accounts with the city
tax collector treasurer and state r-ou
trollt-r pud ircusurer wott- found in
tact.
TUBERCULOSIS TENT COLONY.
CHICAGO, Muy ll.——Annouuecmcut
of plans of the homeputhlc physicians
of the state to establish at Ottawa. ill-
lnols. u 860.000 tent colony for tuber-
culosis patients was made last night
by President J. N. Downs at the un-
nunl bouquet of the organization. it
is proposed to give each patient spec
lul attention and to follow the most
improved Gannon methods.
. “Ma-n»...
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to oil per-
sons interested in the proposed layout
of Lexington avenue, from Ely avonue
to the city line, so that said Lexington
ivcnue shall ‘th substantially forty feet
In width, and in the estublislnnont of
the grade thereof substantially on the
present grade of said Motion and in
the layout of sidewalks on each side
of said avenue substantially seven feet
in wltilth on the present gratu- cf autd
avenue, that a meeting of the Count ll
of lhlil city will be held ut the Coun-
ell chamber on Monday. May 21.1906
at 8 o'clock R on. when and where
all persons w to land is proposed to
be taken therefore, or which may be
affected thereby. may appear and he
heard in relation thereto.
.South Norwsllt. lily 9.1906
For other of the Vacation
JOSEPH R TAYLOR.
. , City Clerk
mid 2t
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in. the proposed layout of
Snowden avenue. from Austin strmi to
the terminus of out avenue. no that
said amino shill? ‘lsllfitltautlnliy for
ty feet in width. had In the establish
nient of the with: thereof milirtentiai
idea the nreulnt since of auto nvtanne,
A d in the layout of sidewalks on each
. side of seiilmvonue substantially seven
f in width, 0n the present sredeoi
En avenue, that a mucous of: th
mail at this city will be held a
the Cmtnnii Chamber on Monday. May
II. limit, at 8 o’clock p. on. when and
where all persons whose land in pro
ironed; to lie toll on therefor or which
thereby, may appear
relation tli crate.
.i nth? Nowell: . 1.906
W orderof “at Council.
him it. 't‘A'tlmVl.
our will
p it» at:
IPGI‘II'IIOVO 0
My Dun Mes Ransom-Some time so
traisin] period: had “mule lroub
mpoun and Liver Fill: and using the SVsnatlve Wash. and i am glad to say I Am com-
pletely cured and have not had any sickness since i wish to thank you for your kind advice
and shall recommend your medicine to my girl friends. MARION Buns, lOl Brocewoll Ave. ..
CITY'S VAULT'S FBUND Vi‘J'I'ACVTI
SAN 1“ C13
main vpui, alga I
has been con-V
Many a;
Nowadays ,
to the limit " ‘
both in school
I«Sr-«even 'it the
uni ted for the
of lie and dehcrred from .
the happiness otmotherhood.
At this time of life, when just entering upon womanhood, nature makes
.; heavy drains upon the vitality, especially at each monthly period,
Willow
mitten“
lg, o": .’
tile“. lites .
J‘iii'i'hiosd wonderful of all tonic restorative medicines for women,
this trying time and bring her safety into strengwpoblewegutifui w
V V fioeuimfi High 5
M7 on}. Mes. PlNKHANV: -—-l write to see ii you can nudges: some means to cure me
little more than n your ago i run unwell tor the first time. and since then lhevo been sick all
the iime In some way or other Ind suffered with painful and irregular periods. i went to a sum-
mer resort for my health and was declared all tumour. but to no effect. l have not been unwell
for two months and thouzhrl would so. it you could do me any good. i attend High School
and would not like to miss any time if it is possible. Mutton Banner, North Adams. Mun.
Miss Berb'er writes again after two years
t
orth AliuVms, Mun.
hfi - Free Advice for Young Girls
All young girls are earnestly urged to write to Mrs. Ptnkhetn. at Lynn. Mass” for advice.
Mrs. Pinkham is daughter-in law of Lydia E. Pinkham‘, sndior twenty iive years under her
direction. and since her decease, she has been advising sick women tree of charge.
Thousands oi Women are well strong and beautiiui to- day because they made a confident of
Mrs. Pinkham and followed her instructions at this critical time of their lives.
it!" -
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TWO VVVERVVE KILLED BY: TRAIN. V
”WWW New I”?
thin QMifi train on the Uhnttnuufiii
Southern Railroad struck a car on the
Chattanooga-Electric Linetoday. Two
men were liillod and a third received
puolmbly futni injuries.
Mayof‘h (lilies.
South Norwalk, (,‘tmn.
'l‘o loscph R. Toy] r. Cit-Vrk of Said
City. = ’ .
Sir: fly authority vested in me as
mayot. and by request of the Council
of said city. i hereby direct-you to awe
notice to the legal voters of this city
that a special city meeting will be held
in Quittner‘s Hail. Railroad avenue.
on Monday. May 14.1908 at 8 orlock
p. m. for the following purposes:
if deemed advisable to order the
extension of the city water ayltem as
follows: From the end of (‘hsrles 13
street. so called, to and throu h the
property of the Harbor ViewVilesl Ity
Company; from the front of the school
house at Rou'ayton to the baptist
Church at Rownyton: from “Summit
street Belle Island to and 'on the
new street on the west side of
Belle island; from the Roion
Paint mud to the residence of William
B Huhbell on North avenue; mid to
and through the new street running
amtth from Hamilton avenue called
listes‘t‘lourt: ‘to purchase a commits
tlon titcmitenl fire wnlzon and a pub
of horses, and uccrasury humessoyi *
and to purchase and maintain a float
at the Washington atrcct bridge: and
to trouhact any other business proper
ly brought» before such meeting.
May?
CHARLES til now.
Mayor.
The above ant) foregoing is a true .
copy of the original warrant.
Aittlltt‘ ‘
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. ,
City t‘lerk.
sohool Taxes.
Uiiiou Schnel District
The tailorin- vii tufld‘ii slime
Union flthool
tied that the district tax of one and
encounter mllbi on the, dollar, laid on
the term assessment but of illtiii. at a
meeting of theulistrlnt held on the
13th day of Ju 1905, at the Franklin
90.71001, will at
”trot any of M
tree, at Whiohltiiiltl
(shall be read; to receive new at.
lithium-Powell's drug store. it: Wash
ugton street. Penalty at the rate of
‘l nor rent a rulr1 ill be charged on
out! after June 1.1.
flit. TOLLES.
’ , collector of “Tom for South Namllt
”District.
llthVthiVm It VIheath Neronllt, April 37
90' “its toll
til
girl w ; ‘~
from high schooled '
collegewith a. brilliant .
and high standingals‘ broken p p, p ‘
down beiorouhe Is twenty. '*
* a
ol.wroto to you for advice. being
i began taking Lydia E Pin
roll at
strict are hereby notl ,
e and hurtihtr’on the?
root ‘ V
5»)
and society.
.They must, make a success
are forever _ .
larger school , ‘ .
.CQIIIIIDIIM
.w my", "Miro
will tide a young girl oner
manhood V.:
55 rpm M. V l. "V
enact Girl “'
Her First LotteiV
troubled with
ham 3 Vegeta‘
‘inoore oneness
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY MAY 11TH.
column
The Great Fun Prelicl
The Llughlng . Carnivoil
The Top Notch Headline Vaudevitliono
The Supromo' and incomparable
BLACK PA’I’TI TROUBADOURB.
4o-Benutlonsl edge Stations-'40.
Presenting
"LOONEY OREAMLANDA
t2ud Edition) ‘ ‘
“SOUTHLAND ”ENES."
"PINAFOREdRIVlWfl
all
“VABlngEs,
also ‘
BL'ACK PATTI.
(Mme. Siseloretta Jones)
Greatest Sincerof her race
JOHN RUOKER,
“The Alabama Blossom. "
“A Blazing Sunburst of Mirth. Melody
and Actidn.’
~7~Ntiw York Herold
PRICEF—zoc. 35c. 60c and 750.
. . i ,
Hov'r's"*frnssrnc
mouse—Til "our.
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~AMERI6ANWITANNHAPH~
With I Complete
ptcruese or pro?” AAA resume.
..l.'
‘ -V100~Othors~100-—V-
This to the int of the American
Vite r can o
g “33'". L53? Arte cones
PRIDIF—Mstithildi-on to adults
avsaiuo metros.“ after
our: on IALI Mow.
YE.—
“ill W5
'i‘he taxpayers of the City of south
Norwalk r but is lined that the
city to: of Jim Vii ills til the dot
tar. laid on the assessment list of
at a city meeti hot in Qllllii’lOl-"li
Hall. on the hind,“ lint-oh. ridge;-
shio tilhe library tilt! Gilt
inthiVVVVH the ”91.97am .h‘i‘m‘hi
a s on
we and or...
iii a u i will my. Vim
3 W t‘ E 11999 O .,
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soothsayer
Miami
901733.06: i? Titles of the City or
Ire-mm“.
Lawns newest deslgusV. V
'I-ytyi.
The Bong and Dance Wonders of the .
Wofldl
THE NEW WASH 60098
40 Styles of pretty“ ,, c dizured“
Vinso‘utn
V . tic
usls-ellsvooeorlelrrll...-
. ‘ 60 styles of large and medium flower .
. cd‘flrguudle's, pink. hide and lavender.
”lilo gru‘de‘at ..... .... .......... 121M
PiNEAPPLE BATIBTE' in 50 differ-
ent styles white ground work with
sinnli daluty~figuros and Polka dots
special at ................ .. . .ific it yd.
NEWEST NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Neat-
styles of Men s Negligeo Shirtn, made
of good Percale Choose at .V..'...Iitlc
Men .Neghgec Shirts. over 30 styles,
one pair of detached cuffs. Price ......
' .............. , ............. 59 and 75c
Have you eeeVVVtt
92 Washington Street. _. g .
The Hoping
' .
AT A LOW SUMMUR PRIOI.
«1.4.3,,
. slit" 3%“ ,
To]. 450.“:
torn-—
Afiivpuwxrhouom.
.....,
0
South Norwiik, my 1. imV.V
‘ . .. - V 3 x
and .anunclill'sf
Militiic Wigs.
a regular craze for this Belt this seminar, so ya ' ,
make your selection while We have a large assortment.
while the style' is new and exclusive. ‘ . , ,
We have them at 25c, soc. 35c and 98c. . -
NERYANeco
86 WASSH OTQN STREET.
M. 5;“ SMITH ”a
BIG SALE
Crockery. Tin, Wooden and Enamel Watt, Trunks, Suit Guide. V
Purchase while this Sale is going on.
THE ABOVE SALE IS FOR ONE WEEK.
. wfiWWW- w
6 North Main Street. South Norwelk.
* “ “Astor donation. follower.
FOR SATURDAY
Harrie & Go
V thoeemgmhs were throw
new. liar “rd-Thu police utithori- , “W M
tllu :ro leaving to connect the recent “'1‘ mm“ he rlment
With o ,rwideopnsd Ni.
‘l‘liis hes led to of an extonflyo r
drilled report: that males. _
W'e'vet alto. Val purchase of, but“,
girdles for you. We'll quote
'valuoe.
Indies plain & Embroidered
wash belts at.
Ladies" embroidered wash hi
metal and pearl buckle. at V1565
Plotted-Etch girdles in bile
white at 500. _- V
Shirred silk belts in block
white and trey at 59c.
. .V......A
new“
.51.... r E
[turbo is to. build on
V" V $7‘and “0‘80“?
87. 00 and $10. 00.
No More, No Loss.
And manufactured in our owti.
tors in New york. w ‘
Our hoods consist of all the 7 ,
fabrics in the my herringbon‘em
overplalds. silk mixtures. salt '
per, one blue surges. block thiV
finished worsted. out on ‘
double and single-breasted
center or side vents at 37.,
noon. ”‘f’,
No More, No LeIIV. V
Got the Habit and so to the
W'**MQ.ND
. é.
o, ., ,.-
no}? ,
as worms
distinguish Mini
no police believe tit
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Norwalk Chronicler