this saturdav. ‘ i:
y ,. i‘i‘iniz‘ ill on regular
u“
22' ..
1““
advertised lines and others In
In. ngen 5. BoV' s and Children’ 5, both Shoes
' ‘ and Oxfords, as follows:
500
, 250
Our Bargain Table 15 full of Shoes of all kinds
‘ at one- -haif cost.
’WE AGAIN REPEAT:
SucceSsors to F D. LYON & CO.,
‘3 90 Washington Street,
I South Norwalk.
ITALIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
ROME. May 18. —-Premier Sonnlno in
the Chamber of Deputies toIiuy official
. 1y announced the resignation of the
~ (Nihilist. The Sonnino ministry was de-
INSURANCE COMPAN
FIGHTING
Those Which Seek to Evade Paying
Claims Will Fare Hard.
footed yesterday by a majority of 28 '
as the‘ result of the impatience of tho
. opposition which contrary to the ud-
vice of former Premier Giolltti. who
was not present at yesteIday‘ s sitting
SAN FRANCISCO, Muy 18.—-—'I‘hnt
the insurance companies which manl-
i'est. an intention of resisting tho
claims and evndlng payment of losses
would not wait: for the development of sustained by policyholders in the grout
the whole Sonnino program. but III-
, tacked the cabinet, on It question of
‘.. procedure. regarding the order of For
' liamontnry work. in ordinary cases
‘ this would not have been sufficient for
“the cabinet to resign. but yesterday‘s
voterlt was understood. showed un-
expected strength on the part of the
opposition and the premier concluded
that he was called upon to retire.
‘ YACHT CLUB MEMBERS.
The following names lrnvo been up
proved by the governing Iornrnlttoe for
active membeIship in the Norwulk
Yitcht Club: William l“. iioyt, man-
. user. South Norwulk; Ariel Cameron.
‘ salesman, East, Norwnik; William H.
Earle. Norwalk; F, D. Wright. archi-
tect. Darlen. Joseph T. Owls-gs. munu
factorer Norwalk; 1‘ A Phillips. auto
‘tpp manufacturer. New Y'ork; Louis
Tcturd. banker New Ytiléilt; Louis
Vérlln, salesman Norwnlk; E Ed-
whl’dl, New Rochelle; Schuyhlcr linin-
iiton. architect, Norwalk; (‘hnries ’l‘.
Dimond, manufacturer. South Nor
I' walk; William 0. Clark, attorney-ut-
‘ law, Rawayton; 14. M. Allen, physician.
South Norwulk; Alfred Mostre, New
York; William L. Word. New York;
‘Edward Corning, New York.
STAMFORD MAN SUICIDES.
STAMFORD, Mny lS.—~~l’ctcr P.
Lundbald, who was employed on a gen-
erci utility man by residents of Rich
mend Hill committed suicide last night
by hanging in the currlnge house of
the Misses Smith where ho had made
his home. The body was found today
by B workman on the pint-o. Lurnri-
.. limit! was steady in his huhlis nnd no
reason for inking his life is known. He
was 70 years old lillil lcuvos ll IlnughI
, :tor, Helen Lunribnlri. whose homo he in
Long island City.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ann E. Whitlock to James Crimp
ball. 2 lots. Cranbury. WnI
Norwnlk Savings Society to Nollir
E. Cooke, lot nnd buildings. lI‘r IrrnIo
direct. War.
Nitrite Elizabeth Silcox to Willis i..
Bean. hind and buildings. VrIn Zuni
blatant. Adana. deed
‘ 361i 8min A. Griffin III Otto M. h‘I‘I
Minx. choken, hunt and buildings.
wnyton. War.
‘UIJECT TO HEART TROUBLE.
&W [I Vermdi of New iiuvorr. has
Writ? H. Huntington, of Nor
Will wfints *ohn McAuicy. tlIo ii: lru t‘ lty
Iirrm. who was iound Iionrl III
Oetnr'nl Hotel. South Nor wnlk iliIll
domaoed was snhioci to vnlvulnr
. . ll of the heart and attacks of un-
”ill motor!» This confirms ilr.
ptihlions first finding us to
at: It! bf death,
w..._...m....
1‘ infant) mm MAKER
.g I been.
”FORD Mny iii.~-(‘lrnrlorr E
o well known lIIIrnosn maker
new in his store. 833 Main
today. upoplcxy being the
its was 55 years old and ion veu
‘ nil family.
ATINIE WHIBT CLUB
been of the Mniincc Whlni
‘chtortaincd yesterday after
stirs! price was secured by
Burchnrd the second by Mrs
Covanexn argl the controls
3 , numb II tow hundred
hundred?
Ihir
fire by resorting to legal techinicnll-
tics will he ruurkcd companies rind
n- -ny meet with drastic nItion in some
states is indicuted by the tenor of r-c
plics received by lnsurunco Commie
sioncr E. Myron Wolf in response to
his appeal to the insurance department
of other states to assist him in com-
the present crisis.
TUCKER MURDER TRIAL.
HARTFORD, May 18.~-l)r. Allen it.
Dicfendori‘. n grnduutc of Yale, and
a specialist on"mentnl diseases III the
Connecticut Hospital for the insane
III Mlddietown. wns placed on the wit-
ness stand by the attorneys for the (IQ'
tense in the trial of William ii. ’l‘urk-
or for the murdcr' of his wife. iIIIiny.
Witness snid he is n ch-iurer on men-
tul diseases hurl medical jurisprudcncr
iii Yale, and is at number of humorous
societios making It specialty of mental
disvases.
“liuvc you oxnurinml
Tucker.
uskcd.
“l havo sovcrnl limos at the Hartford
county jail. unIi during this irinl."
The witness stated that he lirst er
illlillll‘d 'l‘uciIcI' the day after tho rom-
mission of the crime. Ho hnd prov-
ionsly seen him III the Connorticui
Hospital for tho lnsnno in 1905 and
ho then considered him n mun Incu-
Inlly deficient.
During tho examination at the jrril
tho witness found tremors of tho i‘uI-c.
hands and Ionizuo. and tho iit‘t‘llSt‘ll
said his head did not loci right.
Witnoss snid 'l‘III-kor showed no rc-
Inorso. wm-I Ilrrll of intellect and whol-
ly indifferent to his post.
Dr. Dicfcndort judged from his ox-
rrmiuution tlmt 'l‘uckor was a man of
marked mentnl int-opacity. uIrIl of mor-
nl deterioration. He decided that tho
accused was of unsound mind and wns
IriliiI-tcd by Ir special form of insanity
known on filf'flhilllt‘ pnrnnoln.
The doctor snid that at u later ox-
nminntion he lcnrncd thnt the Accused
hnd been told that he was subject. to
some kind of spells, but 'i‘ucker know
norirlng about. this.
A hypothotlcnl question of several
hundred words was then rend to the
witness by Attorney Holden. but. no
unswer wns permitted. us the objection
of tho HIIIII“H nitornvy was sustained.
Willinm 'l‘uckcr. {other of the noon»
uIi. wus Illt‘ first witness I-xnrnlned to-
day IIIIII his testimony in subsinuce
was thut his son was mentally un-
linlimcsd.
\Yiiiiurn ii.
the prisoner art the bar?" was
NEW EVIDENCE iN PAGE CASE.
BOSTON, Mny 18.-’l‘he discovery of
new evidence in the onus of Charles
[4. Tucker. who in under nontonco of
death during the week of Juno 10, for
the murder of MniIol Page, won the
basis of II request for Governor Guild
0 give u honrlnrr on the question
mode bodny by Tucker's counsel. Gov:
fil'l'iOI‘ Guild informed the lawyers.
ldcssrs. Vnhcy nnIl tunes. that he
would rIrIiI Judges Sheldon and Sher.
man. who otiicintod at the 'i‘uclmr trial,
to givn tho new ovldcnm II judicial
mini-lug and report. on the some to
In.
4......»
'A meeting at tho Oiiiclni 12mm of
he South NorwullI Methodist Church
was held lItIIi evening Iii Which it was
rotor] to allow tho use of the church
on the production oxerclnos of the
South Norwnllr High School. The
into for the production has not yet
Such-opportunities and many others
Those who have a savings account here not only
been not.
dollars romiy marrow—«Would you
often
' at Elect incuhurr.
1WD. Tuesday.
Lieuioucnt 1LT. Prowltt. whose total
was 122 points. Private Stephen Hoyt
comes second with 111 points. '
Quito II number of the man still
have their 300 yard and 500 yard
scores to fill out
Below is the record of all partici-
pating in the shoot:
200 800 500 .
yds yds. ysls. ’i‘otgi
Captain Weed - .29
Lieut. Prowitt ...... 40 .41 41 122
Lieut. Mossman. .. .33 36 30 . 99
Born. Adams...... .25 24 12 “iii
Serg Menard .. .2.4 31 23 78
Sara. Moesman ..... 40 (in 20 101
Corp Rogers...... 3‘35 34 20 .89
Corn Nash“ 24 19‘ , ' ‘
Corp Sterling” ....3l 20 17 68
Corp Wright” .13 11 24
MusiclanWhitnoy. .20 20
Artificer Weston. .29 29
Privates Andrews. .36 34 7’)
Banks ............ 33 iii 70
Boers . ............ H 21 14 48
Byer .............. H 24 41
Chumherluln ...... 32 iii 32 32
Cnssldy ........... 22 ill 63
Chasmcr .......... 38 33 33 iii?
Fowler ............ 36 45
Heinzelman ....... 28 29 28 86
Hoyt .............. 41 26 34 ill
Hull ........ . ..... 33 27 so
lnghnm. ........... 19 iii 12 49
Keclcr ............ 10 10
A. D. Keyworth....27 10 37
P. W, Kcyworth ”if T 24
Meeker ...... ......3ti 30 66
i’erk- .............. 20 12 , 32
Reynolds ......... 34 24 58
Sims .............. 23 2.
Sterling ........... 40 37 32 109
Verlin ............l5 ii ‘26
VonFnhriI-c ....... 13 23 9 44
Velsor ............ 32 6 38
Woodward ........ M2tl it 3 33
lion. i4. M. Show. Secretory of tho
'l‘rousury. snys: "My investigation of
Osteopathy hns conylncorl me that it
is a rational system of herding."
'i‘rcntmcnt administered by
lir. i. ii. Wm,
12 icaac Place. Norwalk, Conn.
Consultntion Free.
BABY RAMBLER- ,
The now (‘Vt‘l‘-Ill(lrilillfii‘.’ (‘rirnsorr
Iturulrlcr. ilowors rousinutly nil Sum»
mcr'. Flilt‘ plants in burl. two yours
old. 50c oth.
CRIMSON RAMBLER—-
Tho most popular of oil I'llmlrirnr
roses. Latino plants in bud two and
Ihrcc years old. The to SL2} ouch.
DORTHY PERKINS—
'i‘hI\ Pink Rnurblcr. A ‘lII-nntiful
l'iibit‘ with lnrgo clusters of liowors of
an quuisitc shade of pink. ir‘lno piunts
two years old. 500 to $1.25 ouch.
WHITE RAMBLER—
While flowers in clusters. 400 cnIh.
Hanforri’ 3 Floral Hall. Norwalk.
ENTERTAINMENTS
Three night bazaar and miniatrel en-
tertainment under the auspices of.
Pride of Court NarrulI tir-
cle 80L 0. 0. Lot A.
LOCKWOOD‘S HALL.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY and MONDAY
, evcumos.
MAY 18,19,ano 21.
ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
Don't Fall to See the Minictrela by
th. Lactic. of the Circle. Local hits.
All local ran... New and catchy coupe.
DANCING FREE EACH EVENING
iiiiii
The threatened trouble at the
mines having been averted. we
are happy to announce a material
rcduct on in price.
Our stock was bought at high
prices and is of high quality. You
get the benefit and we get the ex-
pcriencc.
It is not too early to put in
coal for next winter—better think
about it.
lit Farris iul II
Sale
Norioilr and Double-breasted. dim
was that or jli'lrot. ‘
lul liaiuui in Pin;
! Y’Yj Y V V
For This Week’s
Children’s Cults—4m luster Drown. ‘
II.
. Dredging on His Ground.
For some time put Minot 6. Smith
has sustained a considerable loan by
oyster thieves on his grounds of! West.
port and for some time the watchman
was unable to discover the thieves
On Monday however the watchman
room 0. sloop with two drama wark-
the on Mr Smith‘s ground. He took
ported to Mr.
and several other boats with her They
commenced dredging but. were scur-
od of! by the ripproach of Mr. Smith' a
steamer Crescito
The Petrol the duy before had so.
cured 31 bushels of oysters which they
had sold at 80 cents II bushel in Bridge.
port. The owner of the sloop Petrol
is Lind Clark. at Westport, and corn-
plalnt with the evidence was lodged
in the hands of Grand Juror Books to
cause the arrest of Clark on charges
or the". This is the only complaint
which has been registeIod up to date.
but it is ”possible that other warrants
may be issued for other offenders
WW.
DOUBLE OUARTETTE SANG;
At the First Methodist. prayer moot
lug. spoclnl music was rendered by tho
dorrble qunItctte consisting of Fred J.
Force. harden the Misses Jennie and
Lucy (irny, the Misses Bessie Irnd An-
nie Smith and Messrs. Boon. Bylngton
and Thompson. The service was one
of song and tbstimony. and hymns new
and old were rendered with vigor. ’l‘he
quartctte snug My Father Knows and
Homeward. and the pastor spoke on
lIiioucs' Testimony to His Father-in-
42w.
4——
.._._.
IN COLORADOJOR Hi8 HEALTH.
William Cpthcnri formcriv clerk at
William l4. Biascors Norwulk cigar
store. is now in Coiotn.do for the hen
ciit of his health. Mr. Cathcurt arriv-
ed in Denver n few dnys ago. A son—
Vcnor postal curd was received this
morning by Aisle L Scarles from Mr.
CI/Itlicnri~
I‘RUI“. CLIFNE
i’illlAY EVENING.
Wild. l’l.A\
7:45 O'Cl.0(‘K.
the number or the slum) and new :tlre '
name on her storm "Patrol" and ire ..
Smith. The next tiny ‘
2 the Petrol showed up on the bed again
manufacturers. '
So to 40c
Persian Lawns, foreign and domain
tic.. .. ............12c%t0500
‘CAoIIOIoCIIvDICIVIII
....
Good Pnrlor Brooms 190
Mops complete 15c
Wire Carpet Beaters 10c
Tuck Pullers ..... ........ 5c
Cotton Clothes Lines 90
i efDrzess
We are showing an endless variety or White Wash Goods.
Sheer lndin Unions. in all qualities. r‘nncy Mercerizod, stripes and fig-
ures
Dotted Swiss Musllno .
Batiste and Lingerie Lawn .25c to title Nainsook. line and sheer . 120% to 40¢
Fibre Pails ............. . ...... . 23c
Round Wash Boilers
Nickel Tea Kettles ........... 950
Copper Bottom Boilers .. . . . . . . . .
3 packages Toilet Paper ..
All the intent weaves tromtorelgn and domestic
Faulcyk Dlmitloe. .strlpos and
0 cc 3 12w: toBBo
15° to 50° Plain Moons. medium and sheer. .
‘ to. 65¢ .....u-.-..---..... 250 I0 .1350
1W” A special showing of Fine Embroid-
ered Waist Patterns .. 81.00 to 33.50
tool's-coolant-
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Securing Soap .. 2c
Quart Milk Botles 75c doz.
PintMiikBottlos................590
Whisk Brooms“.................. tic
29c
95c
loc
GERMAN artistes ASHORE.
M0ll lsiunddilililushiu, Japan. May
18.~—~The Germnn mall steamer Roon,
SPECIAL SHLHof SHEET MUSIC
rorI srrurnnr ONLY
FREE CONCERT.
Aid.» 'I‘HE
from Hamburg. March 29 for Yokoha-
ma. run ashore in a fog today near
Oki Islnnd. Her passengers and crew
were saved by the Japanese steamer
Itiuhi Mum and were landed hero. The
bows of the Reno nro stove in. but it
is hoped that the efforts being made to
reliant her will prove successful.
I
TRISTRAM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. hunt I III.
THE QUALITY STORE.
LATEST SHEEI MUSIC. SATI
DON'T MISS THIS SALE.
.. lOc
When the WlIlp-pnor-M'iil Sing.
guoritc.
Keep on tho Sunny Side.
Priscilla.
(‘Inlllnrz Robins.
"l'lro (Yhnpcl in tho lilou.
Motor“ Mill‘l‘li.
ii“
i
Mnr- its ii Wnrm Enough For You?
I'l‘lrry Courier.
i 150
I
100
Millie i.itiio House 'i lint Loin lluili.
'llrc iiIIrrlInne.
Whul‘s thi- lINt' oi’ Knockin'.
My Nilllll’ is Morunn. lint ii Ain‘t J. i’.
You'rc n Grand Old lint:
Sister. Iliir. erut II Night to Spoon,
(lot in no Alilnrnoirilc, II.I~I Mi Wl‘lir‘ What i Novcr llrrrrd to
A II‘lont on ll I"l\’t‘ lioliaIr Noio. I Tell.
(lhvycnnc. Hirnm urccn, Good-Bye.
NEW MANDOLIN b‘Ol.l()S ....... 150 NEW PIANO FOLIOS ............ 150
‘ .\i i 'Slt‘
UIIIIIIvrIn iliork,i
W. “A“ Briggcrman,
Agent for (‘rosront imundry.
Washington Street.‘
M. A. MERRILL. P'Incipli.
150 13051thng
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Pllt 49 Week.
Merrill GRADUATES are in
DEMAND.
Begin a course or study NOW.
Io. Nona-lit. Conn.
Wu printout. today the
model
been no-
‘Bouiovnrri. II
which has
claimed in New York its
one of the hits of the
treason.
The Nouiovard is B
- doubloflrroustod
with loud
notched lupole
moderate fullness scroll:
the about. Made from
the newest, run-Mate
‘Ilnbricc in worptodl, sor-
m. thibots. “for Itoo
rum 310.00. wig '
Don’t wait. for n itc—
sack
wide.
and
3’01“.
“I“ “I“ OlblillllbllltOlsdai .‘Iu
.‘1 'l‘ >._
The COpyright Modes
ARE THE MODES 0F APPEARANCE.
THE liliifi 5th PHIPIE Hill
are certainly peculiar. For instance, people who would will-
ingly buy at a so—callcd “Cash” store and wait from three to
six months before paying—on the usual charge account sys-
tem—cannot see how it is possible to sell good clothes at fair
prices on a divided payment plan like the one in operation
here.
payments than in one lump sum either now or three months
from now.
in small sums beginning now than it would be to wait three
months.
CASH prices on goods charged.
spring. so we have a full line of gray suits. eithcr single or
double breasted—cut in the new long models.
antec the tailoring. A full line of plain grays or gray fancy
mixtures. ‘
Misses.
Shoes. etc. No reason in the world why you should pay caah‘
for clothing.
iillllll lliliiili.
Where is the difierence? ‘
It is certainly easier to pay for what you buy in divided
It is better for us to receive payments on our accounts
That is just the reason why we can give SPOT
Men's Stylish Gnu Suits.
Gray seems to be what well dresscd‘mcn prefer this
We’ll guar-
Our Suit prices run from
$7. 98 to $25
A full line also‘oi Stylish Tailored Suits for Women and‘
Also Waists. Coats. Skirts. Millincry. Underwear,
ductlon Sula. Buy now
and blurs the benefit or
wearing.
Always tho same
price. For the best
quality.
$7
Nb More. No use.
Got the habit and 8°
to the
A REMARKAILE GALE OF LAD IES'
WAIOTB AND RAIN COATB.
GOAT. FHOM
SUITE
IKIRTI.
WAIITB ................
EVERYTHING AT REDUCED PRICED.
HIGHLY TAILORED.
Ire being ovorr‘vorirad or I result of application upon work or bonito.
_ Relief for stained Ind tired am my be had end serious trouble
‘I averted by wearing n pnir or our .
H. HHIEGEH ii
WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH ‘NORWALK.
The Paris Clint and Bull House,
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
SUITS, COATS. IOKIRTS,
..........I&OO UP
ru.I.-o-c-..-r.ucrcI«-a
3 0 UP
A FEW SAMPLE 8 .T.’
ONE OF A STYLE TO III. MGRIFICED. .
IDIIODIOD
Proper Ola-coo. Properly mutated.
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