the southern 6
0n aptws d to the copst This is
or 1 pl
sonny weather-G with light “in ”h
illong who
u
’6 ultimo nu Grier.
. 36363166 vic pity cloudy weather With light
rain followed byl clearing late this af-
ternoon often ., “used” fair and
not much she _ . mowet are. .1
Miss Emma Scuddet' and Miss Daisy
B. Scudder of Wcst street have been
visiting in New York
The Visiting Chapter. of Trinity
Guild. will meet. in the choir loom,
Wednesday evening at 7: 30 p.111.
it is all 33666 to talk about beauty;
oath Dakota is
in
habits. but lost wdmeu are too my
hustling an have no time to' cultivate
beauty habits Therefore they take
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35
cents Tea orgi‘abiete. Pleisted’ a Drug
Store.
Our Brothers' Lodge, l. 0.0. F..of
Norwalk. will hold a session tonight.
at the lodge rooms in Wall street.
Miss Ella Fenian, of Weston, has
been the guest, of her,sistor. Mrs. Ed
win L‘. Hoyt. of lease street, Norwaik.
Heury.Woiselt and daughter Marion
and sonHar‘old, of HartfordhaVe been
visiting Mrsflilary Weiseit, of Bur-
bank street
Miss Belle Gregory. of South Not-
walk. is spending a- few days in Mill
Plain. with her daughter Mrs. Wil-
liam E. imstead.
No fascination equals that of a elem
hiulned tender hcatted. lovable Wom-
an. Just as there is no picture like
a beautiful girl. liolllslers Rocky
Mountain Tea makes lovable women.
beautiful girls. 35c. Plalsfed's lilrug
Stole.
Mina Dottie A. Raymond, of Chest
our street South Norwalk. left Friday
for an extruded visit. with felfillVf’S in
Silver Springs, a suburb of Washing
ton D. C
.‘f‘6be Mathews property is being put
in readiness for the summer 0ch
punts who will arrive about May
Their courhman has already (mounted
the house recently purchased in But-
lor street
-David E. Disbrow presided at the
organ at the South Norwalk Congre-
gallonai Church last evening in pinch
of the or let .l Francis Quinn who
{as $16166? to take the afternoon train
. or a motif!) . ‘
‘wh re the sweetest things llilli.
painters paint. or poets sing, loveller
than‘ anything? Girls who take Hol-
lister'e Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
dents, Tea’ or Tableau. Plalsted'v
Drug Store.
Howard A. Montgomery. who has
been spending several weeks in Her
lands for the benefit of his health an
rived home yesterday afternoon, the
trip from. Bermuda to New York box
lug made on the steamship Pretoria.
"Bunker wanior." is the sign hung
out at Putnam Hose house at pres-
ent by reason of the fact. that John
Kane has changed his place of reel
deuce from the hose house to the home
of his parents, who recently .moved
from Stamford to East Norwalk.
’l‘he annual meeting of Norwalk
(iii-Dim .D. I R» will be held at the
Sclleck homestead in West. avenue,
'i‘hursdly afternoon at 3 o 'clock. There
will be election of officers and the
annual report . and in addition, u to
port of the .ontlneninl (longrcus by
Mill. E J. Hill There will he a board
meeting at 2:30 o'clock.
w’ii‘ivci'ybody's frleudwllr, Thomas‘
Ecleolrio Oil. Citron toothache. earachc
core throat. Heals Qlllii,l1l'lllllefl,
14.1‘alda Stone any pain
The (.‘hlillillil of Major Eben l-llll, .ir.’s
big new Fist automobile arrived in
thin country several weeks ago, and
is now in Newark, N. .l.. being fitted
with a Qulnby body. The new car will
be the biggest in town in every m
npcol. [Lil length In about downtown
foul over all. The delivery will be
made to. Major Hill this week.
Latter to Marti b f'tyhn.
tooth Norwslk. Conn.
near Mi” farmers for Dome: be
glad, to. it blind-1n snare and honest.
Pdiht iii a wet-ch 0;. flow would
you like a watched??? that wouldn't
which {66:6'616516'66 ta 31111666261166“ in the
more at, at‘o I 01‘
How mu you like a deletion
that hall a way of wagging hill
at a burglar? That's false paint The
burglar bi rain and snow.
(lo by the name: nevus Innovation
l
i1
6‘4
zinc. Yours truly. .
l". W. have I: (10..
41 ew York.
P. fly-C. ill, Dow and 1!. if. Gorhum
doll our point.
Good Meat!
.H;
. w Prices l
fresh flute. balm-6r. WEE Wid’til’ilinrd
Glues ~ - - lZcil
‘|* ,
6;: 6e.»
’x’ o
' 'ie in ihlsnl‘vonl
W039 b9"
' 'no power behind it. was as promptly
' question Am i my brother's keep
._ its llcld..oud baa no
. luring affaira. no a
. limb. I“ lie mfto-daddbm‘ty.
and”
*iAbms when?
erotic. rat the after
line:
. do woruhipper
undermine oil that label
what 66th!66 ’66 mnfnivg 6h6n'66 161111166?
so a .. '
.nl‘or’e sildd thgnl evil
or "alums. beast would survive and loan
. “When we meet6 on a solemn coca
elon like this. if we no racists its ul
nificanca and observe ts leeuou. uni
What it means. we cannot escape the
Insufairly and
problems of life and death. We arr
here and some great. Power is using
on to an and known or unknown. we
are called hence and our fate reel;
in the hands of 11 Being whose decrees
no man must presume to judge
“The certainly of death and the un
certainty of {life arii facts as apparent
as the procession “of the equinoxes.
and if we are, rcflectln‘g beings We will
be wise and inst to ourselves if we
consider them. No matter howlstroui
may be our own heartbeats, how vlg
owns our arm. how tall our stature
how heavy our purse, or how numcr
one and powerful our friends and (2th
ucctlons. all these cannot prevent
approach of him who rides the Pa
Morse. To this summons all main
yield be he prince crimpiiper, and
knowing this fact, it is for as tour
livo- that-We may be worthyfiio min
1:19 with our fellow men, While we llw
and be remembered after our death
“it is «easy to say itlnd things of r
man when dead. but it. in far noblo
to say them of hlmwwhcn'livlng. whor
perhaps a few helpful words may dis
pol the lowering cloud.
“And right in this field is where the
spirit of fraternity is worklvns out gout.
and grand results Many are oppos
ed to organisations of the. character
of the one to which We belong. 'l‘ho)
hold that there are other lustrumcn
tulliies. that could dil'thc work we do
and do it as well. As an assertior
that may be so, but there is n reusm
for our being.
“Man is ever beholden to his fellow
man for aid in the hour of necessity.
and it is the work of our order to
afford such relief. When San Fran
clsco was overwhelmed our suprmui
officer issued do order requiring or
assessment. and while the order but
responded .to as if it had bccu tin
command of a Caesar.
"it is such with as the-so. done by
men who feel the furl-c of the bcmui
fill and uplifting obligation they haw
aesmncu which bottom the world am
makes cases in that desert of Kl‘i‘tfl
andavnrlde Which is fast becoming r
reproach to the American people. am
in my opinion fraiernatlon is ail-1m
falling answer to Cain's unfecllny
er?" Yes. we are our brother.
keeper as well in the hours of sick-
nose and death as in the hours of Joy
when We meet and mingli- in a lighter
vein. Yes. we are our brothel-whoop
or even as to his memory. His dc
pariurc does not go.unnotlced, and
when his pinlouu have ceased to lint
tel. when the hands of the bread win
be! are milled and be folded across
his breast. even then our sense of hu
manlw strengthened by our sworn
duly. leaves not the stricken caglola to
struggle on alone
“Bill the world will judge up box
not for what we say, but for what We
do. it may not be amide of title time
to say I. few wards regarding the ml
gin of our order. The scale has al
ways been regardodlas an emblem
of powonand uwlftnoaa. Every school
boy known about the lumen euglvli.
how they were seen fliom the Eli
phratoa to the Atlantic and We of the
United Ethics know that it in on em
national anal and whom on our. coin
ago.
"Many orannfaaliona have risen nd
fallcil in the world's history. and
many hare been organized for a pm“
if
a «purely; those gl-“eai "
dim
Won fluid:
6a life
a media. it. ..;
can, lr66iie lei-o. tsunami! tumors
are more s W,-
tire Wot-l1 fluorite} Mayra tags so
5‘ sense 0, ”“1?
O Q a “it?”
airless, head”? 6? dial 6 6161
lid.i.‘i‘3i‘°‘“a"‘° we do...
WWW-aria.
bugpmmé $666639: ttudo
mic.
IE.“
etable Conn 11 is how 1 r3 6i
set 11111166};me b9 Niall“ 66iry6i11g
RF
1.5+ in E. 'Pln66ltham‘I Vegetable Oom-
nd 6111'!le Ind siren lions the
canals organism. Ind bull's snip the
wankened nervous system as no other
medicine on
Mrs. A.“ E G. Ruined. of Chester-
town, lid“ in a letter to Mrs. Pink-
ham; It:
Dear Mn. Piukhamz—
“ I had suffering with ad
for can
sf- low lhulagoodtlxlofso
sputum-doc
thominid W Vary
“£53m ”1% $21?!“ vice Emmag‘tfiéfi
Whimsimi‘w
[for special advice regarding this im-
pill-taut 'porlbd6 women are nvil‘cd to
write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn. Mass
She is daughter i1616law of Lydia .E.
Pinkham and for twenty- five years has
been adv'lulug sick women lye e of
charge. “1‘! advice is free and Ilwayp
help 111 to ailing women
lacoment
of no, and were found worthy to mid
filo among up. and were they today
Iho unmi- as We are and Wine some of
us the same no they arc. we feel euro
they would be here io-duy participat-
ing in those proceedings with a sym
mthy and tenderness equal to our
i\\‘.6|l
At the speaker's request all eioml
.vllh foldcd arms. in silent prayer. at
the conclusion of which Mr. Hubbub
said: ‘
“Our departed brothers pom- c to their
ashes. rest to thcir ilepuliml souln. “
Charles Titles sung "The (.‘boii
(‘elcsliul' and the Ht‘l‘llu‘ r ”no to a
clinic singing of “Nearer My (led 6l‘o
’l‘hcc’ by chorus.
ONLV CURE FOR 0Y3" PSlA
Mrs. Franklin Bush of his Castle.
i)el.. says: "1 suffered for yeuls with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. .1 tried storythlug i
could hear of but u hing helped me
until i took Brazilian tin and one 10
cent bottle cured me completely "
For sale by ii if. Planted. F H. Bax-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy. 9'
M ‘
RELIEF OF CALIFORNlANS.
SACRAMENTO, 01111., May l4+ilol
’ln P. Graph. cashier of the New
York National Exchange Blink. yester-
day placed a fund of I20, 000 in the
hands of George W Poitier. vice preli-
dent of the California Bunkers' Asso-
elation lo be used for relief outside of
San Francisco. Mr. Poitier says the
money probably will go to persons in
Santa limo, San Jose and other places
which because of location did not re»
seive any old from the general relief
fund of San Francisco.
m
A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs. Lucia Willie of Caroline. Win as
did one lliio box6 of Bucklun's Antics
Sulvc.w when it completely cured a run-
«in; sore on her leg which had tor
tufod her 23 long years. t'lrcato's t
outlaw beam of Piles. Wounds and
at F. H. Baxter! I. South
boon. as a protest against some in
Justice. on to further the interval of
name ’claaa or callinx. but this our
order aprluglnlr till. he the world in
arrula with or 3
lilon to i
.luatlcu and Equality. ll built-veil in
liberty in its largest. and 11qu canon. it
believes um truth is what men should
strive for in all things done and Mild;
it hollow-u that justice should he viii-led
out in all men on all occasions and
that. there should he anion lia mm
bore an equal thereon "1 mil-
he. Milan is avowed
creed what else we prom?” to Mid
for each (rider mum romalu concealed.
but no man who fakns upon himself
our obligation and lives unto if need per
{use to face his follow me. Our will?
makes no protection to antiquity or
age: it is grimly“ American in in l . I
i‘t‘llllflll, an the flag of our country til i
the mvor of our altar and the Book ~
Idle appropriately mun upon it.
All this my brothers may lie. its}.
slim: to you. hilt i think the"
should recite our history the W66,
fix in our mind: what are our dull
and our ties
duo those upon whom the hands of
been depleted, but there um those who
cry on .
'ti for the touch of the. vanished hand
with mound of the roles that . .
daltliimii rloony . a a has!” *‘r‘ ‘
times ‘9. , _
l“ the
Negligee Shirts
l “fluorida-
Bovcrnl wall-known fllnk01i6 ,
complete our linI’ for the com-
ing season.
Made in all the various ways
thulfaidiion dictates. main and '6
platted. om attached or do-
tachcd. White or colors.
:500, .7560) $1100,
3616 50/
fill
a“
“16?: city but remit;6
6 the he Word “id ell' in the a tide
hiring but nierei
. temporary habit lamination li‘
1 Bartlett resented d claim a
y at! the hearing'un i am Fl iday.
gent l!
ions.
Nor-walk, and E. i‘. Wood's, Wore/age. ' ,
Am atom» ‘
ill‘y 0.3!“. 01'
old that he was
it has 66666668666663
H6 (Villa‘s liege
l i r .. o-
gimme fin
are duly tutu
fulfill lly‘. ' ‘ ‘
ill counsel lur' Miss ltlal allege
has on the plmllil has of 'realdn
means it
uh or‘
boiitinu:
* 6’ erse Ridhorlglnllly brought suit for
thew ‘in a breach of promise cult
agilfhet Young “but he took the poor
W
nouns ”dummy/tans;
The following toilet from Governor
Purdue. of California. has been recelv
ed by (love or .Roborla: . . .
ocuiiyo [lanai-talent.
‘ 36“” Ol‘. California.
Sacramento. April 30.1906.
My Dear .aoveraor Roberts~vour
later of April 24 is at hand. and l
have noted what you say concerning"
the generous action of citizens of your
state in sending through dilieroht
channels a huge sum of money for the
aid of (tin distressed people in San
Francisco and othorlowns which uul~
leied fxom earthquake and lire. As
you remark. ii is most gratifying to
observe how quickly the people of this
wuuiiy are ready to respond to u my
of distress coming {1'0”}me unurtér.
and i am sure that there are. no cm
one more prompt than thin-lo of the
good old state of Connecticut to open
their purses and aid any worthy cause.
Permit run to any on behalf of the
people of California, that we are pro-
foundiy grateful for the Very goumouu
assistancc extended in this our cmor
gcucy,
Very iiuly youis.
GEORGE C. l‘AllDEE. Gov.
To His Eaccliciicy. Henry Rain-rte,
Gill‘i‘lmll of lounocllcui, Hartford.
Conn.
WAS WASTINO AWAY.
"i had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last. five years,” wr a
Robert R. Watts of Salem. Mo. 1
lost field] and never felt Well and doc-
taled with leading physicians and
\‘.4
ballot. Firiulli i tried Foleys Kid-
nay Cure and loss than two bottles
completely cured me and i am new
sound and well." During the s m
mer kidney irregularities are of
calmed by excessive drinking or beta;6
overheated. Attend to the kidneys at
once by using Foley's Kidney Gum.
Plulutod'e Drug Store.
m .M-.._..,m.......
‘oou'r roses TH!
and [lilting
:ifieiilral lipid and Cat:-
PRiDAY sveumo, my 11m.
italic iii Elli! ilrcheatia
“on 2 To 1 mo 1 TO 10130.
A14. Kmoa or nationalism-s.
' ' ’ INDIUEOA ‘ Priip. “
Sale ofMen’s Pants
all the
Worth “60, 01.50.
“ Hm, $2.60.
agile. I2.oo.
‘1 ,1
AT
Open Manda“: Wednesday.
and Saturday Mailings
Joseph nuns
GYM“!
“$553 w
t ordinal erihar ,
blood of .
debtor’s (filth and idle brought another . -
dial!" claiming he was the (other. of her .. .
id id. ‘ .,
_ mayor.
,, 1166011416111 the
tried all remedies suggested without '
Remembor‘yiill
live on this use
of ii.
l1, abortion the best
. . \ m o I once.
6ro :loseph n. Assyloi- Oléi'lt “663:2 bit
Sir. why auth i v ed i e as.
66666 W 6&1le “136:6?“
t. t '
ad by l nest
of said 11 iv. lwhere' .
extension of the do iviii'er It
follows: Mom and of her as 13.
street do called. ‘0‘ and th bug the
property of the Harbor View Realty
(.ompuny; one. thah‘uat of the school
house at Rowdiitqn'to ,, the pilot
Church at Row'siitohf frdtll
B. llubhcll on North pupn’he; \«
and through the, new street running
south from intuition avenue called-g
Bates 0011mm puroheae a com hiss:
lion chemical fit-'6: wagon and a pair
of horses. and news harnellsesw
and to purchase and ma lain about
at the Washipgtcn street. bridge: and
to transact any other huslnése proper-i
ly brought before such meeting.
Mny9 .
Gl‘lARLES E. DOW.
Mayor.
The above and foregoing is a true
can of the original warrant
Altouli .
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR,
City Clerk.
' School Taxes.
Union SchoolDisllicl
'l‘he taxpangs of the South Norwalk
Union School istrict are 63‘“? y noti
fled that the district tax one and
oueuuarler mills on the dollar, laldon
the town assemmont list of 1905. at a
meeting of the district held on the
13th day of June. 190.1. at the Franklin
school. will be due and payable “on the
first day of May. 1906, at which time.
i shall be ready to receive same at
Stillson- Powell's drop more 826 Wa'sh-
lnglon slreoi. Penalty-611i (he rate of
1906.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
HQlll’S Thglllle.
narrowly one are m6 ‘
mlt l
sheet. one lsiafid..io and on...the
new direct. on west side of
Belle island; from o Baton.
Point road to the residencomf Wilgam: :2
ii
9 pcr cent a year will be charged on .
and after June 1,1906. 1
F. A TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk. April 27.
. 1137 to if
- ‘63“le 6i» .
THE new when» Lb! ml
40 styles of pretty belie. ilslucd’
Lawns newest dealgas These air.
fill styles of large and medium flower-
ad Orgsndl‘ee, pink blue and lavender.
"(latitudinnnnu ”Jilin
6flN6IAPPLE DATIOTE in Bil illiter-
out untoward ground work with
6......66. la...
tool‘s -
e
, small dainty figures and Polka dots
1- special at
...... .6666166Qu66yd.
NEWEST NIGLIOIE SHIRTS Neal-
6 styles of been Negligee lilting. made
We: geod Percale, Choose at ... .iiilc
Men Negligee Shirts. over 30 styles,
one unit of detached drills. Price. . .
..... .....59and’llic
l Have you we
8' a regular craze
3 make your sci 6on
i whilsthe style is new and «claim
"Walleye therefore.
6i
Tel. 474.
‘1. it t 1- . ' .
92 Washington Street.’ ‘
From our complete stock of
. 33 South 6%
A REMARKAOKE sALk
WANTS mo mu cons.
l
HiONtY TAILORED.
FOR as
It, “Hwy awe“; “rd;
of on
Holders. 6 66
Ladies- plain dz Einhroi ‘
Plhited Eton girdles 161166663
white at 50c. .
Shirred silk belts in blank,
e have a large assortment.
””1! 15c and 98c.
366 wastniioirou eraser.
, pumn. .
316 SALE!
81., South Norwalk.
oli’lao IES‘
BVERVTHING AT REDUOID PNIOEO.
ONE OF A §TYLE TO BE “Ohmic“
white and stay at (tile.
filo yen hilt!
.4,“
Dry Goods, Kitchen Furnl
Mailings, Oil Cloth, Window 6Sh6sdes, 6Chrtain Poles. Sash 6
Crdckery. Tin, Wooden and Enamel Ware, Trunks, Suit .6 ‘
Purchase while this Sale is going on.
THE ABOVE SALE IS FOR ONE WEEK.
311113;“ ”dons. ~* 11:,
A FEW BAMBI.
“liar 198'
«dour lisuo ll6i uterine.
Kl E: ii.-—Joaeph Zie-
hemngh i I alanine 111;,ihe rock
table so one
“1133”“! .in a halting",
will a at ~vim-ll. 6661662366‘6666:q6666~to6666666 a
MD N) ”W! «Niall-«.111 “”0
floor very heavily. on on ,
slinll. Zlobor was till: te Hart-m
ford Hospital and ii is libiluxhl that he
cannot recover lie is seventeen
years of rice.
om iron Woman AND CHILD“ , ‘
I'll ‘ V 2 ~
payable on tho‘flrlt day
Vigil rWo tha6'6
w 011 “count all vita mild action In
lsuant tattle Orino [laxative li‘rulf
THAT WILL 86AV66I MONEY FOR .YOU.
ANY MONOPOLY ON GOOD COAL: BUT W. KNOW THAT WI6
FER VOU TH! IIOT COAL THAT6 IVER CAME OUT 0' 6TH6I6
~ ‘y NO»? 17‘)
WE DON'T CLAIM T6O
r
l
‘Gans C
he,» ‘1‘ ”'1!” 666.6666
AMFOED. his;
tlhg of the Central? *-
6(6366bilhoulicut Mill hall .
th'tl tllurrhoil ‘
tile
GNYDVHO
i““iio..' urn 66666663 6
Norwalk Chronicler