‘ {our :50 p. in.
"it “turnout
at...
amok.
in.
O‘DIRIOTORY.
mom “mim‘ Wuh-
s‘1st and «Id Tuscan of
misty and Aug. excepted
. All Master Masons
sited. Charles 11‘. Hills.
hart I. Wilcox, Sec. -
r "9:1 R. A1 M: ’ ‘
Donovan b 01111 1118 Wash-
,. ‘. id and 4th Tuesdays of
; tierulyandAug. croopted
clock. All Royal Arch Ma-
‘ p 11 . invited. Thaddeus
F... but 0!. Wilcox. Soc.
‘y. invited. Miss Nona A. .
in. do or. Sec. felted bonds ........ 66,643.05 .
u. M l Sill; National I” to soldiera’ The big three nights bazaar and
~-~- E:zm:5 oinpanim :flggg ininistrel entertainment of Court Nar-
i’ e 3 c e“ """" 1 ' ruli Circle. Companions of the Fares
- Telegraph and telephone tors of America, willlopenvthis evening
I WWW“ ....1..‘. ------ 30-45449 at Lockwood’s Hall. Norwaik. and will
Snsugance comm d“ oner... 130318-04 be well worth seeing. The ministrel
‘ , un ry taxes a“ !‘GCGIDIB- ”41713-71 performance will bet given by the lad
wapprovlng the committees Inheritance tax ........... 284,117.07 les. who will introduce local hits and
says that “there is something 13:33???" (on “I“ 139 375 35 looai Jokes and many new and catchy.
“no in the idea of torturing Interest. 90‘}; de 63.11.." in ' ' songs. 'ilhe admission- charts to the
,. t D , bazaar is only ten cents. There will be
from,» and cattle to death for spur banks, etc. ............ s 36,071.08 me am,“ each mums,
and charging so much a head to the _._____..
9;!" for the benefit of the hu— $33} ”$9336.55.- ----- :gw-gggmg} VICE-PRESIDENT tramsANKs 1N
'otims of” a great catastrophe" exp 11 ‘ ' ' . ALaaAMA.
ntly the question raised is pus»
or the hull tights hays been
resfl‘of entertainment for visiting
con litio'ns and carnival crowds. After
it dosing the matter fully and tem-
person the paper decides that here-.
merit will give no publicity to the
ts‘“as advertising matter or other-
wise. except when necessary when
printing the news."
(1
QM“ men don't always feel big. in
his parting address to his officers, on
the breaking up of the Manchurian
'ariilywhfarshal Oyama says: “That I.
inspire army defective ability, have
been enabled to avoid any signal
failure must be primarily ascribed to
thpj'loyoltyfl and fidelity of the officers
‘ttliii.801diore under 1my command."
1. As long as one has money it is
[charming to spend money. When one
,1 m‘debt it is not so charming to
spend money. But when one has reach-
«ed'ithe end of one's fortune it is Very
‘ .liglyto be generous—Madame Emme-
1ina Raymond.
NEW TIME TABLE.
*I
r
New Haven Road to issue Summer
One on June 10.
. be new summer time table of the
~. New Haven road will go into effect on
done 10, and it is learned that a new
Shore Line train will be put on at that
time. it is scheduled to leave Provi-
dence at 19 a. m., reaching New York
“city It 1 p. m. This will give Provi-
dence business men ample time to go
to New York on business and return
the same day.
'_0ther changes are contemplated in
other divisions of the road. The usual
1101111161101 new summer trains will be
button at that time.
a New Haven road expects rt big
increase in traffic during the summer
.months and predictions are made that
it will be greater than over before.
‘Ioler ARRIVAL or VESSELS.
SAM iSLANi), N. 15.. May 18:—
Tlle steamer New York, from South-
amnion and Cherbourg for New York,
vanilla communication by wireless felo-
graph with the Marconi Station hero
he'll the vessel was 210 miles south-
olftof Sable island at 12:10 a. 111.;
tuliprobahly reach her dock in New
York at about 7 p. m. Saturday.
NASCONSET. Mass, May 18.—
fpilnor Campaniu. from Liverpool and
town for New York. was in
unlcatlon by wireless with the
1 on here when 120 miles east of
Sapient Lightship at 9:30 a. m.
‘ MOONSET. Mass., May 18.—-
manor La Savole, from Havrc for
« York, was in communication by
" ‘witli the station here when
00 11111511 east of Nantucket
. -st 8:50 a. m.
‘ .N. May Isa—ArrivodnStcam-
= , from Manchester.
M
It." PLACE LEASED.
- ones has, leased the Ambler
the corner of Union Park
Place. He will take posses-
1. ' howls ll. Ambler who
s the house. will move
a.
W
loans MIIT TONIGHT.
’ slippers of the First
Church will tgtpthcr in 11311:;
shooting 11 t a pas or
the oliiircb at 7:45. The
.liopliristisn Experience.
‘1. Tilford
_ m .
, on 111111111111
310011 to Governor
'1 III:
mama. Mar 18.--'l‘lic annual
J mMMtbo state treasurer to the
. cover-apatite! some from the printer’s.
the report covering the your which
ended Salami)” 80, 1905.
‘ ’9 Decent burnout» for all
{purposes ‘1
f 4.707100038‘
1 . ,. . ..
p 1 * 0740.110”
The bonded debt bf the state has
only been reduced $0.000 during the
last fiscal year and thaw amounts to
0042.100. ‘. .1 ‘ . ‘
The premium» on them is more than
i have thought it best to pay. and
funds have not been sufficient to wars
rant heavy purch‘ . .25
The balance of c 1 list funds at the
“day. . ,Mr. Jslillfc was the son of the
balance of 5737.015.“ on hand Oct, 1.
1904, and the revenue receipts from all
sources during the year were 00.684;-
17331, making a total of $4,872,188.82.
The payments made during the year
were 88.073.401.71. leaving a balance in
the‘trcasury to the credit of the civil
list of $699,027.11 on Oct. 1, 1005.
up as follows:
Military commutation tax: 152,537.80
Mutual lire insurance com-
Mutual life insurance coni-
Raiiroads, steam .........
Railroads, street ..... .. . . .
”No.62 Order Eastern Star Non-resident stock ....... 140,035.61 .
#5000611 block, 138 Walh- Savings banks ......... 469,611.55 ggtglfggggrbgttggctgdthe “my ”I “‘3“
Mill! In?l ith Fridays ofdeach tillittlcelifineors regelllits f. . .d 15.52310 '
‘ an Aug. excepts --at in area 0 so 00 an
.- an member-mg o. m. transferred ............. 109.579.27 "PM“ museums-rs.
‘Avnils of courts and for-
Funded debt. less civil list
tors" State Treasurer Walsh has this
to say:
Balance to credit of all ur-
Reccipts from all sources
big lots. as follows:
The civil list account showed ‘. cash classic! the ”m ,
027.11. as against $107,516.51 for the
page“ year, showing a loss of 0188..
tag to 10.000 accounts for only a small
portion of this loss. but the state has
purchased real estate in Hartford
during the year at the corner of Can
itol avenue and Lafayette strbet. and
also the "roundhouso site. socalied,‘
00101 has paid therefor more than $288,-
This makes a highly creditable show-
ing for the state, but yet 1 feel com-
pelled to advise rigid economy in or-
der to pay the bonds due tn 1910 at or
before maturity, without issuing bonds.
nor do I believe bonds should be is-
The receipts referred to were made
panics . . . . 4,044.66
330.357.16 .
1,201,330.48
237,908.23
.noqv ........
panics ...........
LADY FORESTERS‘ BAZAAR
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. May 18.—-—Vico
President Charles 3W. Fairbanks ar-
rived here today to lattend the general
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South. as alfraternal delegate.
He was met. by the citizens‘ commit-
tee at the union passenger station and
driven to the home of Colonel '1‘. C.
Bush. president of the Alabama Con»
soildated Coal anti iron Company.
funds In the treasurer .. $343,072.89
'lncludlng 810.000 for state bonds re-
eemcd and canceled.
Under the head of “sundry mai-
counis, Oct. 1. 1904 ...... $ 801,568.19
. ial life of the place.
bu ,
‘ The urchase of suite bonds amount 11' [is
The remains Jol-
. from Cornelius
lifts, who died in Aahoviilo. N. 0-. last
week. were taken to Wilton tor Inter-
ment in 1011': 1-1111 cometary on Mon-
iate Gould Jelliffe. and was born In
the homestead on .111 .1 {dill fifty
rem no. He grs 1 ‘ manhood in
thatown and recclvcdt education at
thothIIton Academy. Ho was of all
”ensuing disposition. as occurs iished
musician and very popular in t e soo-
Somo twenty
years ago he engaged in business in
Westliort. and later'romoved to As.
N. J.. where he lived until short
fore his death. A widow and
two children survive him.
FUNERADVOF WILLIAM DONNELLY
The funeral of William Donneily. the
Norwalk young man who died suddenly
yesterday morning at the stats insti-
tution for insane, at Middletowa. will
be held Sunday afternoon at St. Mary‘s
Church. Mr. Donnelly, who was a.
veteran of the Spanish-American war.
was 29 years old. The members of
McKinley Command, Spanish-American
War Veterans. will attend the service
in a body. Company F will also for-
nish a firing squad, which will pay last
honors at St. Mary's Cemetery. The
militiamen and the veterans will asw
seinbio at the armory Sunday after-
noon at 1:30 o'clock. . Mr. Donneily
was a member of Company 1.. which
went out from Norwnik in 1898.
FUNERAL 01" MRS MATHIES.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry Matheis
was held last night at the family Ironic
in High street, the Rev. Wemyss
Smith. rector of St. Paul's Church. of-
ficiating. The remains were taken to
Bridgeport this afternoon and Intorred
in Mount Grove Cemetery.
m
FUNERAL 0F VIOLA BRENNAN.
The funeral of the late Viola Bren-
nan was held this afternoon from the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. The
Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter officiated.
Tho interment was in Riverside Ceme-
tery. -
FUNERAL 01“ MRS. BROWN.
The remains of Mrs. Hugh Brown.
who died at Port Chester were brought
to this city yesterday and were in-
terred this afternoon at Pine island
Cemetery. Rev. Romllly F‘. Humph-
for fiscal year ending whose guest he will be while here.
ay
THE GRANDEST VALUES EVER SHOWN.
ING HERE.
OFFERING FOR TOMORROW IN READY-TO-WEAR GAjRMENTS—EVERV
The Boston 51101159.:w
Great
TOMORROW THE CROWDS WILL MAKE LIVELY SELL-
CERTAINLY YOU WILL WANT TO BE ON HAND AND SHARE
BARGAINS OF TOMORROW. WOMEN'S SKIRTS. WOMEN'S SUITS. WOMEN'S WAISTS.
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP NOW OF ALL SPRING GARMjENTS—LOSSES NOT CONSIDERED—IN MANY CASES
rlea officiated.
; 3.1,, s
IN THESE WONDERFUL
ANOTHER BIG
ITEM A BARGAIN. WE WANT TO
Some made with entire front of all
over embroidery, other styles with Val.
lace insertions. Iollg or short sleeves.
Sale price, 01.50.
32.60 LINGERIE SHIRT WAISTS.
Our entire stock divided into three
One dozen Tailor Made Suits. prices
were up to $18.50. no two alike, tomor-
row at $8.98.
$10.00 and $10.50 Tailor Made Suits.
all the newest. taken from our regular
stock. at. $10.00.
$25.00. $27.50 and $112.00 Tailor Made
Suits. the cream of the market. not
many. about two dozen in all, all at
one price, 818.130.
Four beautiful styles of our regular
32.50 Lingerie Wuisis. trimmed with
rich lacc insertions. and cmbroidcrics.
long or short. sloovcs. Sale
$2.00,
LAWN WAISTS.
—.i._—~.
Another Big Purchase of
WOMEN'S WAISTB.
w
The entire surplus stock of two large
New York makers on sale tomorrow.
Prices as follows:
$1.25 WHITE LAWN WAISTS.
and short sleeves} Sale price. $2.98.
SEPARAFTE SKIRTS.
1—in—1:—
A dozen different styles to select
from. all trimmed with lace insertions
and ombroldcries. Sale price. 05c.
umsi. be closed out immediately
nialio room for summer styles.
at once for these bargains.
PRICES CUT IN TWO. THE NEW ET STYLES. NEWEST MATERIALS. THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER. AL-
MOST GIVEN AWAY TOMORROW. HERE'S THE STORY.
4 “I. ‘
v .
WOMEN'S TAILOR MADE SUITS. $2.00 LINGERIE AND LAWN WAISTS WOMEN'S AND MISSES' 33.”
price.
$3.98 LINGERIE AND PERSIAN
Summer's ilalntiest creations in fun-
cy lawns and lingerie waists. richly
trimmed with insertions of lace. long
SOME BIG REDUCTIONS IN NEW
Our entire smirk of Woolen Skirts
to
Come
WALKING SKIRTS.
Now circular models. with folds on
bottom. inserted plait down front. trim-
med with buttons. also several other
styles in brillianiiucs and mixtures.
Now reduced to $1.98. I
WOMEN'S $5.98 AND “-93 SEPAR-
ATE SKIRTS.
Bountiful spring stylca In Panama
andllroadcloth Skirts. cut in beautiful
circular and platted models. all the
leading shades. Now reduced to
".98.
WOMEN'S $12.98 AND “5.00 SEPAR-
ARTE SKIRTS.
cy mixtures. Now reduced to 010.00.
SPECIALS.
ALI. 'ROUND THI. STORE MONIY
DAVIES. 1
a-——— i
10 dozen Satin Silrts. others ask
$1.60. Here tomorrow 81.00.
English Mohair Dress floods. others
say lilo. Hero tomorrow. 4711.
500 yards fancy Dress Silks. former-
ly‘tl.00. Tomorrow. 50c.
IERS.
.
.
M
541100. for single beds. value 40c each.
Special. the each.
200 pairs ftuilled Swiss Outtalas. all
ggw designs. worth 801: pair. postal
c.
00 rolls Matting. Japanese and
Hodgs's fibre. Value up to 300. 20c.
so dozen All White Huck Towels.
heavy duality and large size. big value
‘at ill/.11 each. Special. 0c each.
titular Plain me am, regain-r 111. article. 1 ‘.
1
warns duos SPIOIAL.
M.
$1.00 dosed val a.
Not over one ores to s auricular.
Misses“ machine Hose. slush to m. regain 90c quality. at 1011.
‘t. ». “.1“le S00“. fill color. 11.3qu 100 W * 1 7 . ,. . , ,
‘ WW. WW“?! 9303“. flu cotton wldl
.; ~11
a, f, . .4
For Saturday Only. ‘
NEVER SAG CURTAIN STRETCH.
Adjustable iojany sire lace curtain.
dries quickly and well. regular 31.25.
11111 sine. thiii blown table tumblers.
with etched dermis on some. remiss
Special. 0 for filo.
VIOLET TALCUM POWDER.
inn-un—
Men’s Linen Haudiio
life. 100.
TUXEDO VIILINGS.
can—tuna—
All colors, regular 80c. 10c.’
sea-n..-
Ribbon.
IMIII’ l‘rilldd
it” 190, Do
0
Shields. 100.
urday. 0c.
spectator 10c.
.' v
" div 1
Black Taffeta Silk Skirts. also Cliff-
fon, Panama and Brosdcloths. and fan
The large glass bottloktl'vlaitue 10c, 11c.
e 11, rogu or
No. liltglfibest quality liluclt 'l‘alfeta
c. '
Hose supporters. va-
life quality Light Wollhi Dress
‘ udlu’ Stock collars. including lacs.
embroidered and 111111. Special for Set-
1100 yard ,mgoo.iwhite;or bitch. 1 8
View“? x 1%» 11"
111038
f'
A
Made ’h’.NeW'. York ‘
FANCY waistcoat'glvcs'a' dash of bright-
io' a man’s attire. ‘
Except for extremely formal wear-
York City.
neurons AND notifier.
wniuktaa.’
Cross stitch embroidery on linen
canvas is effective for a summer pillow
.cover. and because it islanders well
can be used freely on piazza or in
the hammock without fear of injury.
Three wide tucks across the front
and around the full sleeve puffs pro-
vide the only adornment for n dainty
radium waist opening at the back, The
front fullness is gathered at the shoul-
ders. and the sleeves may be made
short or with cuffs reaching to the el-
bow.
Rowe of plnIied ribbon are much In
vogue as a but trimming. and when
combined with plumes and chiffon.
the effect is not harsh or stiff as
might perhaps be the result. if the
ribbon Wore used alone. .
There can be nothing flncr for bold-
whcn a light colored double breasted waist-
coat is worn with a flock coat—single breasted waist-
coatB, made from flannel and wash fabrics. will be
worn this season by the best
w . as} '
dressed men of New
AlbedBenjamln
‘ ~ 81 Co. are the origi-
nators of many of the most distinctive styles that
will be popular this season. M”
Correct Clothes for Men
Exclusive Agent for The Norwaiks,
JOSEPH DAVIS.
Clothier, Tailor, Furnisher, Hatter.
85 Washington Street,
.——.«
Ing flowers than clear white glass, the
stems showing through the water add-
ing nearly as much to the beauty of
the bouquet as the flowers themselves.
Rose bowls or slender vases are quite
as acceptable wedding gifts as the
omnipresent bonbon and olive dishes.
Soft light yellow seems to be a fa-
vored shade for bridesmaids this sea-
son. with accessories in the way of
gloves. hats and bouquets in pure
white.
It would be hard to‘ imagine a more
charming morning costume than one
of black and white madras with an
embroidered white linen parasol and
lingerie hat with just a touch of black
velvet in band or how.
Empire coats for girls are In ex-
ceedingly good taste as well as very
fashionable. the loose out concealing
any automated lines of the figure and
adding to the general comfort of the
South Norwalk.
garment.
The pink or blue linen chemisette
embroidered dainty in white lends a
pretty touch of color to the white 11n-
gerie costume. Belt and cuff bands in
the same style very nicely carry out
the effect if a bit more color is de-
sired.
Directolre costumes are much in
vogue (or spring and summer wed-
dings. and‘are useful on many fash-
ionable occasion after the function for
which they are first planned. ‘
Hand-embroidered ‘batISte is an ex.
quislte material for blouses and gowns,
and some beautiful pieces are obtain-
able right here in our home city.
If Wall street ever had a wall. the
bulls and the bears demolished it long
ago, and there is nothing there now to
keep foolish lambs
from wandering to
their doom.
KIND SOLD AS PURE.
GET THEM.
CHOICEST NOVELTIES
33 w'AsrimeroN or.
M
Grocery
Call ass-4.
More Than a' Littl
IF YOU WANT THE FINEST BUTTER IN THE CITY, GET OUR FANCY GILT EDGE CREAMERY BUT-
TER, NOTHING ELSE SO SWEET AND ROSY.
MANY TRY TO IMITATE OUR COFFEE.
LEADING GROCER.
6 Better.
THERE IS NO COFFEE IN THE CITY THAT CAN COM-
PARE WITH IT. DELICIOUS FLAVOR. FINE AROMA. AND ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED BY THOSE WHO
KNOW WHAT A DELIGHTFUL CUP OF COFFEE IS. ‘
WE BUY THE BEST: SELL THE BEST AND KEEP ONLY THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF QUALITY.
THEY SCORE ABOVE THE PURE FOOD LAWS AS THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
OUR GROUND GLOVES. CINNAMON, MACES, ALLSPICE WHITE GSLACK PEPPER. ETC., ARE THE
BEST EVER USED. ONE OUNCE IS WORTH MORE, AND WILL GO FA RTHER THAN V4"). OF THE USUAL
A MOST CHARMING DRINKIOUR CELEBRATED TEASI WHY THEY CAME FOR MILES AROUND TO -
YOU COME AND TRY THEM. WE HAVE GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND RELIABLE.
IN THE MARKET AT~
Charles E. Seymour,
THE
SOUTH NORWALK.
Epocials. 1
Groceries purchased here are pure and fresh. Nothing shop-worn or stale. Get your Satur-
day order filled here. You will be more than pleased with the result.
250 I
The Vern Finest
E10111 Creamed)
Butter, 250 lb
Our reputation for Fine Butter stands top notch. We intend to hold it.
100 1b.
Cracker Sale.
Regular 151‘. goods cut to 101: pound for Saturday Special.
Cracker Sale.
100 lb
Sugar Special.
:1 POUNDS BEST FINE GRANULATED SUGAR
Sugar special.
'so Stamps with 54111. But No.
1T........95c
Collectors of Pink Stamps 8111111111 idiifi Advantage of 111030 Offers.
so Stamps with 1 lb. Best No. 1 Tea. . . . . . . .501:
so Stamps with 1 1b. Fancy No. a Ten. . . .1501:
so Stamps with 11b. Fancy Mo-Ka Coffee. . .321:
so Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha and
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Java an
Coffee 2511
c{Iva Coffee .301:
Maracaibo
P411- Bag, 65c.
mun 3. BRAND FLOUR.
"FORCE” (Breakfast Food).
Per Package. 13:.
One 4-111. pkg. Snow Boy Washing Powder. .101:
loan ackRmBraiidBlscmrrin........1oc
1111.11 .McasrchBraadCci-ndurch......icc .
10 Pink biscouni Stamps with 111111 of the Foliowina: _
coi'33.°3.%'r‘i§ Ill.“'1§’7't‘”i‘é““ mm” ‘" spectator... 3 Ivory so».
“germs of Dress lawns. worth too. I mmvrgltj';2‘;’ "‘1 “In“. '0‘“ 5‘“ 31”" 1 hot. Monarch Worcestershire Sauce. 1 . . . .151: 9 cans Gold Label Sardines for. . . . . .. .. age
, ”W , .. 3 .
35 do...“ run 31......th ghee“, ----- 1 hot. Gold Roch Prepared Mustard. . . . . . .10: 3111:. Large California Prunes. . .. . .. . . . . . . .151:
M. 1b. can Monarch Baiting Powder.........1cc
1 main.“ mkluaooostor-i-otous1-11.11”
reconcile Boston Salted Beans...........roc
THE STORES THAT SET Tim PACE . I 1
Norwalk Chronicler