. Big . Road to ‘ center. on disable:
. - . Werner-er ‘ , ,
h: tabla here yesterday that ob
thovhlow. Haven road have
d a contravenes. with the op’ _
o blob: of the New York coir
vanls and Eric railroads.
_ status or thooueretors . «
motives will. e defined. 1 '
it‘ proposition for the
l"
about: can":
1
to
ti
determiner . , in:
g f nourishing and“: adding
9 lipidhe‘ wast-ed; ebihciated 5‘
b“;
This a on
BATH]!
‘ . Hun—n— ‘ r
For “Norwalk and vicinity: Hardy
cloudy tonight and Saturday. Loco.
showers have occurred during the hit?
twenty-tour hours in the upper in-
nlssippi Valley. the lake region and
New England. The press ‘beis'riow
in the lake region dud hi‘g‘i over the
South Atlantic stntbs.‘ This rompers
tare has [alien in the western suites.
.but continues ‘high in the eastern
Conditions favor for this vicinitypsrb
ly cloudy weather with probably local
showers and slightly lower [tempera-
ure. ‘ ‘
i
~Durlng the Big Sale. 10% oil
on your purchases in the Kitchen Dept.
M. 8. dullth & Co.
‘Mrdi‘fClliarles Seymour of Norwnik. .‘
is Blending a few days with relatives
in . ia‘geaeia. w ‘ .
~lilisin Butter. 24c, F.D.l.. & Co. .
Miss ldn Miller, of Norwalk. has
been the guests of her parents on Bel-
den Hill, Wilton.
ltis all right to talk about beauty
habits, but. most. women are too busy
hustling and have no time to cultivate
beauty habits. Therefore they take
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents, Tea. or Tablets. Plalsted's Drug
Store. .
Cockouoe Tribe, 1. O. R. M., of Non
walk, will meet tonight'at the Wigwam
in « the Gazette building.
If you are interested in flowers rcud
Florist Robcrt G. i‘ianl’ord's advertise-
ment on page 8 of this issue.
——Purchase while the lib: Sale is on.
lilvcrythlnli: at a bargain, at M. S.
Smith S: Co.'s.
Mrs. George E. lugilsm, of Spring
street, loaves this week for Chicago,
where she will spend several weeks.
-—-Latest spring Derbies. O'Brien’s.
Miss ilcicn Barbltc, of South Nor-
walk. spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bnl'hitc. in Ridge-
field.
-Vcrmont Milk.
Lawton & Co.
Spring suits that exalt the ready
5
q
u
cans 25c. l". I).
tailored at Rogers & Stcvcns'. The
ad. will give you description and
prices.
Mrs. Rufus J. Smith, of South Nor-
walk, was the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Susan Candeid. Brunohvillchovor Sun-
day. ’
~liandsomc Shirt
cheap in the Big Sale.
& Co.
Farmers complain of great damage
to thcir fruit trees by the Sun Jose
scale. They say they believe the trees
will be entirely destroyed by the rava-
ges of the pest.
—-—ltching, torturing skin eruptions.
disligure. annoy. drive one wild. Dean‘s
Ointment brings quick relief and last-
ing cures. Filly cents at any druu
store.
Mrs. John Harper and daughter
Frances, of Great Harrington, Muss-
achusctts. have been the guests of
Caplainand Mrs. Robert. C. Mitchell,
of South Norwnlk.
—Crofut & Knapp Hats. O‘Brien's.
Baggugcmcn James ii. Wiimot and
George Minor were off duty yesterday
and last night. and George Manuel
substituted for them at the South Nor-
W‘nik railroad stations.
«Good live Walcr ice from llautam
Lake. Hrnokside Lake. icc (to. Tel-
cpbone 10M. .
The ofllcin ‘
linvon undv artford Railroad
puny, in a special train paused lhrough
South Norwalk yesiorduy, on the an.
nual tour of inspection. ‘
chi'mont Milk, 3 cans 25c.
Lawton & Co.
Waists going
M. S. Smith
F. D.
The YoungMen‘u Band of Christian .
Workers will meet with Messrs. James
and John Finch at their home: 53 Men.
dow street. this evening at 8 o'clock.
All members are
present.
Joseph A. Giiyer, representing the
pirafiaw Couipnny. of 450-57 Broad.
way. Albany, New York. who has been
‘ cios Air-gain" iii 'iltsh ' iand
,Conn .‘
-' Porter, of Beloit, Mia; W. A. Rowoli,
NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE ATHLE-
- Tics. ‘ ‘
of the Ncw Y‘ork. Nap y.
(lolh- ‘
requested to be
with ,consuinpti‘i'e iteiltiitt'i'~.i
strength enough to check .
the progress of the dis
case. i ‘ " » ’1 V ‘
SCOTT & l'ii'lWNl-Z, 4m; Pearl Street. New York.
i
I ”W
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TWEEDY {Si . HONORED.
Will Deliver Bhoodlaureate Sermon at
. Divinity Bobool.
NEW HAVEN, May i8.-—Auneunce~
mentfwns imhde' here yesterday that
the preacher of the baccalaureate scr-
mon before the graduation class of the
Yale nil/lolly school this your will be
the Rev. H. H. TWeody, of Bridgeport.
The senior class craters at the
commencement exercises will be 0. E.
Humor, 01’ New Haven: Lucius (I.
of Mondovi, we... and Hobart S.
Smith of Clarendon. The speakers
at the commencement. dinner will be
President Hadley. Professors Curtiss
and Walker of the Divinity School,
M. L. Burton oi‘ the graduating class,
and a. number of the alumni.
BOSTON, Mass. May 18.—-Athletes
from tc ncolicgcs in five Blew England
from the colleges on Teach Field in
Brookline today prepared to partici-
pate in -i.be preliminary events of the
annual two day's meet of the New
England inter-college Athletic Asso.
ciation. The coilegesrcprcscntcd
wcro Amherst, which won the champ-
ionship at Worcester last year: Darl-
mnulh, Williams, iimwn, Massucbu.
sells institute of 'l‘cchnoiugy. ’l‘ul’s.
Wesleyan. liowdoin, Trinity and tin-
Universlty of Maine. Ambcrsl was
crippled by the absence tl'irouub sick.
ncss of its athletic leader. (lupinln J.
M. Hubbard, the winner of many
points In previous meets in the dashes.
hurdles and jumps. For this censor.
Dartmouth is looked upon as the
strongest factor in this year's event.
Brown and Williams also sent formidv
able teams. it was planned to run oil
scvornl trial boats in the dashes and
to Wood out all but five best men in
the jumps and weight events duriuu
tomorrow.
TO VISIT lMPRiSONED WHALERS.
WINNIGBG. Malt, May lit—41mm
Factor Anderson. of the Hudson Buy
Perish Makenzie River district, left
last night on a long Journey to the
Arctic circle.
soncd whalcrs. whose home are
San Francisco. newspapers telling of
the earthquake and fire which befcil
San Francisco in April. 'i‘husc wha-
lcrs are in six steamers and
been two years imprisoned in the ice
at l-iercbcl island. The Canadian.
mounted police from Dawson City on
Since then no
(be imprisoned mcn.
world has
news from the outside
rcuchcd them.
bridge. Mass, physician to a polar
party which goes in by the Pacific
coast to Join him at the mouth of the
Mackenzie liiver. Anderson will not
rm'icb his destination until some time
in August.
w—m. w“ -...-q--._.......
T“? e‘ :
if you think on have heart dis-
ease on are on y one of a countless
' n‘um ‘ rthat are deceived by null-
gostion into believing the heart is
affected.
lane’s Family
- Medicine
the tonic-laxative. will get our
stomach back into good condi ion.
and thou the chances are ten to one
that you will have no more lymp-
tomu of heart disease. '
Sold by all declare oi: use. and 505v .
ed days at his home, 88
”t, N . .
..'
AHA-4.1%! ir‘
Native chickens
Best Native Veal
Four coronal
’rl‘i ‘ . Mi .
battalions:
i.
Prime Rib Reasl
a: rate
9.1
‘ We Lead in price surelu we lead in quail!
away on smooth business trip, in
,a
i
like no
withtw 9”
as 1 there is be deep
ithlll'tiillfld (it the enginers on the New
attempt” the electrics and that when
~ we had only 300 members in thc slats
l
kiln-noun of the ilnrcrbill team.
this afternoon leaving the [fools unlil '
He carries to 300 impil‘l. _
n .
have .
their annual trip last summer visited ,
i
Willi Anderson is Slctasscn. of Cara. .
u.
cities
«it til
i3 nppr
tildlpirt of
thei'eorporatlons to antagonle them.
Among loc‘ui‘railroad men. it is said.
Haven will be instructed in the oper-
the'lntber are put‘ln service these men
will handle them. That a number of
firemen, now running on tho subur-
ban trains at the New York end of
the system. which will be covered by
the electrics, will be deprived of their
regular jobs secma certain, but on
good authority it is said that places
will be found for them on other trains.
USEFULLNESS 0F RED CROSS.
WASHINGTON. May i.8.~—'I‘hc San
Francisco disaster, the Japanese t‘a-
jlnlne. the eruption of Vesuvus iind this
recent typhoon in the Philippines have
given the Red-Cross an opportunity to
show rits uselullnens and have demon-
strated to the public that a relief or-
ganization is just as necessary in
peace as in war." saidMltis Mabel ’l‘.
iioardman of the, executive council of
the American lied Cross, who has just.
.‘roturnod from a three Week‘s trip
through New England where she ad
dressed many meetings in the interest.
of thrilled (hose movmnent.
"in Connecticut. the interest in the
Red Cross is especially great." Miss
Boardmnn continued ."Six months ago
4‘
r
and how the membership is Still. There
are 400 nunnbcrs in the .City of Not»
wich alone. Maine is also showing
much enthusiasm, and» Massachusetts
and Rhoda island are developing good
state organizations."
.—
.WORCESTER MANAGER SUSPEND'
ED
BOSTON, May l8.~»i~im'i'o\i.al'y Morse,
1 ii a for »
.. ill? meet
b 'npiens.
1 Nearly 5.000.090 on. organs are an."
nually exported .by italy. almost ex-
clusively trom the .Uulted King"
dom. .. l
. School glues ,
Union School District
Thetaxuayersm south Harwell:
Unlou‘richool District tire hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of one and
onoquiirlor mills on the dollar, laid on
senor FOR weak on new our
. ‘ r zofiri .
Line For“ ..
to be Ruched.
The, New Haven road has applied to
the superior court at li‘uiriiold county
for permission ‘to build a‘ new llncrirom .
a‘point near Greenwich on the New’
York division, through to llunbury.
Without the. sanction of the court
which must iind that the line is a pub—
lic necessity and convenience. the pro-
jected routicuunot be built. ‘
As stirred some than use the coup
pany intends to use this line for the
transportation Vot’ frcisbl from the
main line to liuuburr. when: it will be
transferred to the ixlighland division
and carried over tl'iat stretch of track
toi‘rovideiico. This plan will relieve
the upper end of the New York divlsl
ion of a great deal of through freiaht
business and will incidentally make
the work of the local yard and switch-
nlcn somewhat lighter, as a number of
trains from Harlem rivcr to Provi-
dence and Boston now running through
this City. will go around over the now
read. The relief of the New York di-
vision is chaired on account of tho op-
eration of tho new electric trains over
the road. The new conuccilon which
will be 27 miles long will be t‘muplulmi
as soon as possible.
.__,.,_._.,_..__.
i‘ NEW CORPORATIONS.
The (lrlord Specially Company of
Manchester has filed ll col'tllicnio of
incorporation with the slate smu‘v»
tary. The corporation will make and
dual in furniture polish. unintcrs‘ sup-
ol’ the New ilnginnd iiasclnnll lamuuo,
announced today that .ionsc ildrkctl,
manager of tho Worcester loam. has
been sm-zpomicd for assaulting Umpire
Henry in the game at Full iiivor yes-
crday. The suspension of Pitcher
war.
also announced.
lil‘l! Sinilonl ni ilnvcl‘hili yosicrday.
lioth men have bccn suspended indeli-
nitcly.
Confidence, when brokcn. can bc.
mended only with the cement of time.
but never perfectly.
ilaslcm struck lim-
pllcs. drulinisls‘ sundries. No. The
a... In». rma~w A
Greenwich to Danbury tel
s ,- .i.
meeting of the distrlct old. on the
13th day of June. 1905, at t to Franklin
school, will be due and payable on the
llrst‘day of May, 1906. at which time
i shall be ready to receivei’oame at
Siliisomi'owoll‘s drug store, 82 Wash
ington street. Penalty at the rate cl
9 per emit. a your. will be charged on
and after June 1. 1906.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South ,Norwaih
Union School District. ‘
Dated at South Not-walk, April 27
1900. . , 1127 to ii
........ .......,.....—......w.,. .
errr 39,;er-
'i‘hc taxpayers of the City of Scott
... ...,.%.‘M.. -..._a..__-
i authorized capital stock is Home) and
Ibnsuruuni will begin with $1.009. .luiin
i'i‘. Robcrmiu. Arthur id, liou'crs. Wil-
bur l“. llpwbs and Herbert (i. lionvora.
iali ul‘ hinncnmzicr, are ”it? inlorporh-
tors.
’ The .iobu ii. i‘nrdcc i‘oinptmy
New Haven has illcd n ccrléiicutc of in-
corporation. The authorized capital
stock is $5,000. all paid in. The incur.
porntcrs are John ii. andcc. Frank A.
Barrows. f‘arrio F. ii. Pardon and
Agnes. K‘. liurrowa. all of Now llavmi‘.
The company will make and deal in
sporting goods. toys, ctr,
'l‘bc i‘lllnnilloi'sc Nail Company of
i":
' Negligee Shirts
of Quality.
well-known
l
Several makes
complete our line for the com-
ing season.
Made in all the various ways
that fashion dictates. Plain and
piaitcd. Cliffs attached or ric-
tncbcd. White or colors.
50c, 75}, $1.00,
$1.50
Open Mondays, chncadsy,
and Saturday . Evenings
J oseph Davis,
"fasten
ccorme’n,
HAT'I’IR.
FURNISHER.
Id, Washington Street.
New Haven has filed 11 certificate of in»
crease! of capital stock from $150,000
to $300,000.
.rltyilax of scvcn (7i mills on the do!
liar. laid on the ansrassmcnl list. of i905.
lit a city pivoting held in Qultlner‘s
fliull. on the (an day of March, was;
ioiso llu- library fund tax of three
lclgliibs (’31s) of a mill on the dollar
‘laid at the sonic time. will be due and
lpuyubh» on the first day of May. 1900,
tut which time i will receive the. some
i“ .incob M. Layton & (.‘o.‘s office. No.
[5 Railroad Plucc. Penalty at the rate
lot nine (in per cent. a your from May
‘1, ‘iiibfl. will be charged on all nun
remaining unpaid nl’tcr Juno 1. 1906.
l JAMES PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City at
South Norwnik.
l
l
* sans
Pails and Shovels.
*7
....= .
‘,.
.. - , locib
_ .. lOcl‘b
- - 19.
. -‘ ,. . 169
.\ bout!
And General Sporting Goods.
AT NELS
. ..........‘ ,
orator
South Norwnlk. May 1’ 190231 to 11
N SETS. ‘
Sand Sets.
ON’S.
..... .matww n.4,“.
.J
A must prom Nassau-w to A emergent. namesak—
ron. Aid. “hurricanes: Anc‘vsav noon aux: m OA‘PfliW.
1' ed Organdics, pink. blue and lavender,
the lowu risscssmont list of‘].90ii, at ti .
Norwnlk nrc hurby notified that tho _
" assay :arliaigoiwny this it it” tidbits; .‘i‘ll‘i.ti‘...t..ih ‘ 3’
dren and” outfield out. ltlt‘“idlii“iitlli“fill‘lilhilttilt; ,__ a _, %, z ; , , ~ . «r4;
fjthrivéiiiid Williamson .El‘lliz'llutalihii‘i‘dllbzli‘“°"“" p, p ‘_ Th .1.,_;""n.f ~ ', , ,_.
it'”T‘h“i“i$“Whl’" “”50““ flag???tragilitppyrpriga 9°?” 5‘39" will”?! A . roe 313' Into ;. pf. M“ N "
Neel:
THE NEW WASH GOODS
to Styles of pretty 12%e‘ figured
Lawns newest designd. Those at....
....L..llc
60 styles of large and medium flower
suc-a noa,-.auuoo-~-....a
19c grade at ...................12%e
PiNEAPPLE earners in so differ-
ent styles white ground work with
small dainty figures and Polhsmts
special at locayd
NEWEST NEGLIGEE SHIRTS Neat-
stylcs of Men’s Negligee Shirts. made
of good Percale. Choose at ......60c
Men Negligco Shirts. over 30 styles.
one pair of detached cuffs. Price. ; . ..
.,.......i39sad.7§c
....-.«- ..... ..-..
r; a}
0n
usl
Begins Saturday. May
i'lous
f the
and
Our aim is to surpass all pro
Muslin Underwear. Everyone o
with the greatest care by export it
diilons not wholly hygienic.
E‘vcry garment is cut with the ut
the. trimming has been accomplished w
fail to meet the unqualified approval 0
Space forbids more than a hint 0
on our counters at this sale. A visit
Corset 00v: rs
Fine Cambrlc Corset Covers, blouse
style. round neck, finished with hom-
sticbed cumin-lo ruflic, our regular 19c
corset cover, at 15c.
Please notice that those covers have
pearl buttons and a iincn tape.
Soft Nainsook Corset Covers, blouse
style. round neck, finished with Val.
loco. bending and baby ribbon. regular
price 25c, at 18c.
Several styles in Corset Covers
bought before the advance in price,
and Worth today 450, can be had at
this sale for 30¢
Skirts
This ifn while season and long
white shirts are to be more popular
than cvcr. We have a carefully so-
iectcd line of white potticonts with
deep ilouuccs of embroidery that are
really cheap at “.00, but as a very
special attraction at this sale we will
make the price 85c.
Besides this special line mention
we have several dozen styles rangi
in price from 750 to 87.50.
for 8min Women
Special prices on cxirn size can
mouts.
(birsct Currie.
each.
Uudcrskliin uud Gowns. 00c. each.
Long White Skirts. 98c each.‘
and lirnwcru, 35c.
special attraction for Saturday we h
walrus to sell at this price. Very low
loss ihllll “-50. although hero and lb
with.
broldcry, iuco insertion and locks.
date waists ever offered at such a 1
.N. E. RY
m w...» My...
M. s. r"
on Washington Street.
~-
_ one asova ants
. suede costs
in rod or «on. our
I
$56 Shirts.
nine Duck and Dara: so ,
latest styles, plain or pill
one pair" of detached cuffs;
white at-‘5fic.
83-85 Washington Street?
“4?.“
d (tunnel
tor One Week.
WAISTS
A dollar has always been a popular price for a shirt waist.
ave arranged a big lot child
are you'll find a waist that.“
They come in while lawn and
It's by
N. limit our goods do not correspdpdflipi oufifidv.
86 Washington Street. South Nomalk.‘
Telephone; ‘4"74.
WITH
”to saml
From our complete stock of Dry Goods. Kiiiéil
Mailings, on Clbth,~Windoiv SHW.”Cui-tnin WM
Crockery, Tin. Wooden and Enamel Wm. Trunks. Sui
re Housman AND ion.- no? iN 'i'i-ilii'i OAPAGITV or “was to: ; ‘Purchue while this Belt is gnaw.
from was on nosey it «to b. we mm.“ ~
we give you a choice
udsav new BELTB A
We've made a purchas
girdles for you. We‘ll a 0th
values. ‘ ‘ h
Ladies plain & Embroid
wash belts at
Ladles‘ embroidered wash
metal and pearl buckle. at
Plalted Eton girdles in
Shirred siik'belts. in willow-.2
white and grey at die.
4......“
Hlytltijf ..
llhli. and Continues ;
attempts ever made nt'nny ,
garments offered in this sale 5,
in women and in places free from;
most precision. full and genera .,
ith a lidegree of. nicety which
f all women of taste.
l‘ the remarkable values to be
to our store will convince you.
" 'r‘ .‘ i
Drawers
Cambric Drawers. with .-
and cluster of tucks, the very”
drawers on the market at- , .
Good Muslin Drawers vi
of tucks and rattle of fine ,
burg embroidery, worth ,50c- .1
Extra. line Muslin Drawers.
tucks and ruffle of deep dish .
worth 59c at 45c. .
Undersltlris‘
Fine Cambric Underskirts wi,
stitched rullle and cluster 0
tucks, our regular 500 style, 896
Universal Undersklrts, 500 to
Gown-s
Good quality Muslin .Gowilul‘h‘il
wide Hamburg insertion, ‘on
tucks and cambrlc ruilis. worth
45c. '
Cambrlc and Muslin Gowns
or high neck, finished with em .
various styles of. tucking. ‘
~nug‘rtnlcnt to choose from, g
g on his. lot of Dollar 60"!!in
‘ neck. also chemise style;_'
moon sleeve or elbow sine“
utely trimmed with lace or eitl -
run] finished with heading on, '
exceptional values at the as
special for this sale. 19c.‘.
F‘lncr grades on 0013.00 a
for Misses and»
Gowns. Skirts and Drswm‘ '
lattpriqes.
s
of these could be bought r3 ,
line while batisto,‘ trimmed
far the biggest lot of
)rlceJlle. . , f
iii “ii...
AN as Gil»
o
to sea ens-Wow
out via «new run?
this escalator or
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