l...
omntguurded by lights at night and
I
LC 3 . "W
.[LWAII'IIWNITON or.
v‘l
win”
v.» .n I r.
Lutalhelrshdté.
Clayton K. Blakosloe, of Bridgeport,
was a violinnin town yesterday.
Wm
A. J. Collinsfpnd Company are ship-
ping a load of trnltnro to Greenwich.
VPonnsnun Council. Royal Arconnm.
ol’ Norwalk, hold a session last night.
Men and 'wotnon who not fat. moots
and drink ntrontg cotton usually have.
course, iiorid skins. Hollistor's Rocky
Mountain 'i‘oa makos your skin soil
and fair. 85 cents. 'l‘oa. or Tablets.
’ i‘lnistod'u Drug Store,
Contractor IV}. Berger. of Norwalk. is
spending tho day in Hartiord on bush
noon. . ’ w, " "’
Norwalk Lodge, it. P. 0. i1. will hold
:1 regular meeting this cvening, in the
hall in South Main street,
Samuel Hodges has returned to
Norwalk. alter a visit with his mother,
Mrs. Lyman Boers. in Weston.
Frederick Harris, of Lowe streot.
has been the guost of his aunts, tho
Misses Rhoda and Mary Sturges. in
Weston.
Mrs. T. .i. Kregau, of Brooklyn. who
has boon visiting Mrs, Richard H.
Golden. Wcst antenna; returned homo
today. “ »
W.
Mrs. Willa Barker has taken a pool.
lion an stonographor at tho office of
tho Crnw [laundry and Machiut-i'y
Company.
Mrs. W. Ii. Swords, of South Main
stroct, has recoivod a bandaotno oin-
hossod invitation to attond tlto Mort.
don (iontomtial.
Miss (tiara liontiunwny, oi {.9 Lin»
roln avouno. Dunbnry, hm.- roturnwt
from South Norwalk. wboro she has
boon uponding two months.
-
~Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Edward lmt‘st‘li has tnkon a position
on (tontrnolor Tootnoy‘s Iightor which
in being hood in construction of tho
now lighthouse tit Pooh's Ledge.
Tomorrow bt-lng Holy 'i‘hurnday and
Anommion Day, there will bo oololtra
tion of Holyf‘CommuniOn in Trinity
Church at it) o‘olorh in tho morning.
Dick 'i‘nltnndgo and Ollie. 'I‘ort'cil.
two South Norwalk young nton, ntartod
yootortiny for Texas. whoro 'I‘orrcll
1 t8 some land which ho pruponou to
t ion up.
-_......_...._.
Frank impungoili. proprll-tor of tho
Now (tity Hotol has rocontly installod
in the both] two vory handsome: plrt
turns. Ono of thom a copy front ono
of tho old mastorn is uatnod. Tho Iiunh
or’n Story. and in oxocptlonaily :n-tls-
tic.
.‘ompialntn ltavo boon roroivod that
an oxcnvation under tho, South Main
stroot pnvotuont noar tho iltlllrit‘ boing.
erected by It. .i. iiipaon hon boon lion
1 lat
it is dangorous.
George LnPolnt. oi Wntor Htreoi.
was arrested Iaat ovoning on charges
or drunkennons. ’l‘ho cant.- was con-
tinned this morning until 2 o'clock this
afternoon, whom he will iti' triod lw-
i'oro Judge Taylor.
”M
It is into to say that tho girls of
1906 are sweater and more beautiful
than the girth of war timett. The on
to-tlatn girls all tnko Hoilsior'n ilorky
Mountnin Ten. 35 coats, Ton or Tab-
Ionn. l’inlstod’n Drug Store.
.mw
Work has commenced
in er flowing
Sham will be oconpiod by Mien-t l. E.
Hutchinson as a milllnery store.
M
The hennhoide Inn. at Groonn Farm
which is owned by Raymond lirothorn
H I . I a
oi South Namath. hit! leased for tho. ygela cel
roccntly or
no. Manor Hotel. Shippnn Point. Siam
season to George A. Miles.
lord. Anti dime hotel in Daytona
Florida.
tho property and now have it. in that
cluo condition. ,
Wheiplev
put back in her
the corner.
nary for consume
" nor tightly around
momontu nan morning. Mania. 0
the Inuit! Mr or
huntnfilwmww
one o
lAtthr the width matter and social
Vhouryrlagrnyapottt. ’ ‘
. Ropes, built. in Bath, Maine. was pont-
romodrllinfl:
the interior of the store in Washing-
ton otrout formerly occupied by the
Machine Company.
Men have been cleaning on
W
& Cldrlt'n handoo’mo in»
dinn snow is resplendent in a tomb
«out of point and thin morning watt
accunlomod place on
The IndyI is rather on-
hoodlum wan neona-
wieldiy to Goodwin to hold-
the neck (or some
the luv visoronlty
moan lndlnnlwitlt it:
in thouider wot
A Court“ , “ Whom}
Ammo. ll. a. mating last .nlliht.‘
ntvwhich two'rmomhoro ware initiated.
'fl‘h'laluitt‘rnluu a hit-go (intonation oi‘
monitors at Loulno Lodxo, Daughter»
of Herman. Journey to Statutord to
attend trite convention or the order be-
hold them. today. .
I". t‘-. lotionsbury Lodge. N, id. 0. it.
held a b‘nniuena meeting lnut owning.
linonn Tribe. 1. 0. it. M.. hold a
morning last night. and ooniorrod lilo
rWitl’llltii‘W-t'tiflgrt‘ti .on inevnrnl ndoplotl
pale-tacos. A number,“ members 'nro
planning to. go to Bridgeport ii‘ridny
{fight to one some. degree work done
oro. ’
m
onouixnnao VESSELS'S TRIP.
—-—.—.—
Took me Clipper son: A\. o. Roped
Six Monti-la from Japan to New
York.
NEW YORK, May 23.~Uudor jury
rig front Kobe. Japan, to New York
Harbor. the noted clipper ship A. (l.
Ropes today arrived hot-o. contploting
Successfully what was the first. at
tempt in tho. chroniolon-oi tho Anton
ionu merchant marine tonalm tho (tho
xnnutlod hull of n grout, iuli rigged
ship armor: two soon.
The-voyage hogan lnnt ilcttontlmr.
following a typhoon oxporiupoc last
summer near iloug Kottmwvilott practi-
oally ovorything abovo tho ships (looks
wont ovorboard.
Tho. course of the A. G. ltopon from
tho moment that. storm struck her un-r
til today has boon filled with ndvon-
turo. and with striking domormtrntions
of American enterprise displayed by
her skipper. Captain Rivora. Previous
to this accidont. the thin: of tho A. it.
ed i‘iong Kong, New York. San
Pro. 5130, Liverpool and Shanghai, for
speed records in runes hull way around
phoon tho nhip driftod, hcr crew in doa-
pair and the American skipper never
once below deolgs. When at the and
of thoith days oi‘ suspense a Gormnn
nioumor nppoarod and oit‘ored for $:l,~
600 tn‘tovy the A. G. Ropes to port.
("apt Rayon; promptly rotusod. iii--
thou his report states. that "it was
some tonipation to accept." Ho hold
out. against exorbitant ot‘i’oro for low.
tug until his ohip was takon into port
by a sioamor for $50. This was not
paid, however, until ho had Silllt‘ii for \
llvo, day“ more will: it still riggod on
tho iron stump of tho toromnst. At
Kobt: tho. ship was sold at auction to
howls intokeubat‘k, of Now York. and
tho. nearly six tuo’nths' voyngo homo
tillilt‘l‘ a miliit'SSilifl rigging hogan. ’l‘ho
A. t}. Rope-s was built in that, in {tint
rw-t long and 2.460 touts" gross routs—
tor.
THREE WRiTS FOR DIVORCE.
Norwalk Cases Returned to June Term
of Superior Court.
Writs of divorco aiTocting auroral
Norwalk north-s hnvo hot-n i‘i‘llll‘lll‘tl
it) tho .illllt“ tt‘l'ltl til the Silltt‘l‘llll'
(.‘ourt. They urt- (loominnnn. Iloyd vs.
Thomas illnnry Boyd, now ol‘ parts illi-
known, who in January, om. tnnrriod
(lmrgiunna Waiorbury. of thin oily.
and dontrod lior inlh‘itlt moving to
liridgopot‘l. whoro ht! lirod for Still)"
titnu undor an tissuntod unnu- and int
or worn wont. ’l‘ito plaintili noks n
divorce and tho othody of (NW minor
child, inlay itoyd.
Another suit for dirorru is that ot‘
Amado Saltt-t‘ulli vs. Murinurnzia Halt.
nrolli, now at Wont Now ltriubton.
Saltaroiii hlnlol-li in a rosidonl oi lililril
Norwaik. 'i‘lioy wvro tnnrriod at Minv
iutno. Ittldy. in 1893. ‘l‘hr- plnlnliii'
asks.- a itvorrt- and tho t‘tlsltitiy ‘(Il'
minor t-itildrcn. Tin- alienation in in»
fidelity.
iionjatnlI‘Sntzttou nslii‘: a ‘lllVUl‘i'l'
from Lillian ii. Suudon i‘ornn‘u'ly Lit
lion Jone/n. 'i‘hoy woro tnarrit-d at
Port Chester, July 2. ittiltt. 'I‘lto :Iln
Woman is that tho tit-fondant tli‘i‘it‘l't'
ed on John it. 1902.
Attor‘ey .lohlt Koogll uppoars for all
tho niainttt‘ls.
W. L. “DOUGLASS
$3.00. $3.50. $4.00.
Shoes and Oxfords
sold only by
George Keeler,
159 Washington Street, .
South Norwatk.
t
I Forum: of. .
tho world. For four days after tho ty- a
WHAT THEY WANT.
scorn NORWALK.
$8.50 to $25.00. .,
WE’RE ALL, READY WITH ALL KINDS OFGOOD SUMMER WEARS. m
INCLUDING NEW STRAW HATS, SOFT COLLARB. SOFT-COLLAR NEG-
LIGEES, WAN-i NEGKWEAR AND F ANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
r
antitw coumnuosoon MEMleAL oAv, so YOU'LL.
no. otno To KNOW we have BLUE AND Grow snout: soars iN
THE NEW LONGMDDELS. ALL‘ new?“ FOR you To WEAR.
wear. with has so TAILORED THAT may on: nor oouxrv
or ooant-zo icons on DRAWN saAMs, AND THE’ Morons Won.
nor CHANGE octon on LO$£ store.
vouno MEN PlCK THE‘VARSITY noon. SINGLE on DOUBLE
anenmo. AND oer THE SMARTEBT STYLE MADE FOR YOUNG
MEN. OLDER MEN rmo oon CONSERVATIVE MODELS
rt 1
JUST
Tel. Call, 324.
.
.
. —_
Economy: is it real?
for complaint.
.15
Food" the host.
you will call.
That's the question.
easy to make low prices if quality is diarogarded.
market is always full of low priced grain. Quality in all
we sell is assured to all who buy here.
room for dispute on this point. Our prices leave no room
Itoy ()at‘n Thais (ilozm.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
It. is
The
We leave no
We handle many kinds of "CbickW’R‘m‘f
Feed." but consitlcr the "D. M. Chick
‘Wiil toll you why it
49 Wall St.. Norwalk.
" "we..." start; ‘ "
liaion—Hurllmi’s Writing Papers,
Just Received.
Wm. P. Beers,
6 80. Main St. So. Norwalk.
BLUEFISH. WEAKFISH, CODFlSH.
Tel 108
M. A. nunntturrtmtpat.
HALIBUT. PORGIESy
FLATFISH. BLACKFISH.
OPENED LONG CLAMS.
LARGE SOFT SHELL CRABS ............................... 50c DOZEN
Cutbiii’s Bridge Market,
Connecticut liner Shall
POLLOCK.
Free Delivery
to. Namath. Conn.
150 Positions
Filled by Graduates of
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
. 1' he Pant 49 Weeks
Merrill GRADUATE! In in
DEM AND.
Begin a count: at ptudy NOW.
initial
, to porno to our fountain and try
our. dolioiouo 301% WATER and
outdoor: it'ihlS. “ ‘ '
Wu hour. that you will not, l'or-
gel. that thorn in n differonoo in ‘
the mutoriaih used at different "
founlnilln, I
. W14: Alw‘i‘l’Ai’t‘t SERVE "I‘iiid
iiiiii'i’l‘ QUALITY. oi'psyrup tutti
rrgnni that run ho had auywmwtt.
()ilit ICE CREAM in the. rich-
ont and puront that can be had.
nor are we stingy with tho
amount served to earth custom-
or. Wo. take grunt pride in our
Choooluto Drinks. Try ‘ them.
i the filifforti Pharmacy
TELEPHONE, 15—4. .-
Piatner a. Bradley, Props.
OOOWOMOOWWM
Maples & Goldsghmidt (30.
(Incorporated)
eonutssntt norms.
i ' Low shoe Hosiery ready for all. ‘
and fabricswin Quits, for young .
.. $103120$25
Th9 3t.oanioo“nott «otter. n.
dressers to? ohjojad or“ them all.
A. Great HitmThe Hogan?»
.. Sort Collar. “ .
“ NEW CAPS ' . ,.
The Chase. Golf Caps in the new grey efiectsyelo‘z
them ail50c. ‘ "
Stylish. deflect-fitting. new-patterned Shirts.
1;
t
Boys” Shoes.
Men’s Fine Footwear.
98 wasmnoron ST. sou'rn non '
. Telephone Call 165-5.
Dealers In
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
Swartz a. Corbett Block, So. Norwaik.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
_L.,._ ,
V‘i'Ald. S'l‘itiilii'l‘, ill: til it. III. ------ Optin—
ltu; prioox in the stock markot. today
wan irrogulnrly t-llnugod from last
night with a narrow range anti in tho
tntjority of (1th opouod at inst night's
hrii-vs. 'l‘lto amount of ltlliEiHosS «tour»
was insimtttit'nut. of 53;. ill
itontling and :l dot-lino of “5. in Atuori»
can Sillt‘ililli: worn tho only lunint-lo
oiutnizrs,
WALL S'l‘liFIiC’i‘. II n. m.-~'i‘lu.iro
was so littlo doing that tho tourso of
tho Iltlll‘lit‘i was rondiiy swuyod by tho
rout-onlrntim ol‘ ordors in ono or two
Hot-Its. Arlivo soiling of Brooklyn
’l‘rttnsil, \vliitlt theorosuoti it to tilt :i-«I.
rurrtml tho nonoml list down with it.
but win-n Routing wits ttuplild up
1‘. tho lunrkot llnmotliulo; Hil't‘ilfllil-
t-nod. i-‘riro.c \\'vl'o rocotling again at
ll n‘t'itu-k.
WALL S'I‘RI‘JE'I‘. lliKllL—M'Hlt‘ tnno of
tho utnritol wns‘houvy. but tho lzt‘iii'i‘lli
sittt‘it tuut'hot was nnrrow with tutor
ruin of sotulotnunntion in tho trading.
“(lililh wot-o stontiy.
\\'.\l.l. S'l‘lil‘lli'l'. 'l p. ur-—‘-:\n oxtt-nti-
oil list of lilSHt‘H l't‘lti‘illll}; a point or
iuoro rvsuliotl Irolu tilo sharp soiling
nmrrntont that hogan shortly aftor
lL’ u't‘ltll‘li. llurlucus ltlt-rt‘nsml i‘llil"
sitlt-rably whilo tho |Il‘t‘t<f~iltt‘t‘ who on.
but bad lttpsotl to about nominal pro»
portions at l o‘clock, whou tho nutr-
ltot was aztoadyiulz. 'l‘ht I‘uciiirs. Iiill
works. Now York l“"llll'ltl. riouihorn
l‘;llll'tltl|i>. liruuixiytt 'l't'atunil and tho
L'tllmt'l‘s Wt'l'i‘ oil monotonous in tho
bronh. tutu-outta droppod ti. Nortln-ru
I‘nrllli- .3 H, ‘lrt‘tutVNot'titol'n pl‘tl. it
and titlitir hlili‘lni l in ii Iii.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
noporl over the private win». or
The Maple: at: Goitlnohmid‘l Co. Com
minllon Brokers. Swami dz Corbett
Block. South Norwnlk. Teleuhono 153.
Upon High Low 1 p in.
Inst/3 lUStshl liIT‘ii. HIT-h.
A rlso
Alnnl i‘op,
Ant. (‘. ill ii‘. t'. «In, MW. tong tow,
A'III. t‘ot. (Iii till/g {ill/h 31% fillo
Ant no, out. tiztth. titty. on.
Am. IAIN! “3% “(FM “314]; “RH;
Ant. Stnoit iF-Ilié lolly»; toil tfiilh’.
din. Sugar liiiv‘i. i347” lilit'io ”47¢.
A. 'l‘. at S.FI‘. still; him on its
Itolto. it iihlo itltiti. thaw. touts, tom
li‘itlyn. it, 'i‘. Sifts. iii-3t. not. tum
(thou. it Ohio 58% 58% him. filtlh
ithl. at. N. W. 2W. tilts; 21% ”AIM.
Ch. (ti Wont iii 19 Hill. is?“
U. M. & St, I’. Willa M771. tom )0an
Col F. to I lilting hi 4in how
Ito]. it lind. .Siililg 2H”; 213% 218“.
itit'lo. Wt me 41% “"5:
III. ('vllt. 173V. ”3% ”2% 173%
Lott. n Ntmil ”3% Hill); Hilly 143%
From the fact that Hyatt: too is ID
' much harder. clutter. put-or. tutu long:
or, and il In every Why In much bitter
tit-it natural too, when it to told It
the um. prion :- natural ice, it In
much cheap". All to. wagon: will
all Hygoll too thin «non. Auk your
to. man for it. 4-
u
J. W. , OLMSTIAD.
r 1 ,, New Line of
Souvenir Post tints.
angina inched.
. 0th“, hours from 9 to 3 daily.
2 Saturdly wings) to l.
Won my norm...
room to
Suit Cue: storied for so cents a month.
Soto D690!“ Boxes. $4 a your out! upward: the 84 one; are}
t.
.5”
,Your Vacation will be Much More Enjoua-
ble it Your Silverware and Other Vai-
uables are Sale, from Burniats‘ '
‘ and Fire!
Mott. (font. 2:: 22% 22 22
M. K. d 'i‘.‘ Mail Mitt: lit 34
Mo. For, my; 93% till iizt
Nat. main my. 7w. 7w. am
N. Y. Wu. iiitil-il “19% 1371/. lli‘W.
Nor. & Wont MW; 855% 88% 88%
Ont. & Wort! not... at 50% limit.
i’on. il, i't. Illlld Iii-W; Willis. I34”.
floodlit“. lilil limit; ”2% ”2%
itop. Htrol 28% 2312 281;“. 28%
Rook inland 25% 26% 25% WW.
tinnih I'ttr. um ow. MM. 84%
Hon Ity. (ft). 37% Hill. 37% 37%
Truth. (3. d: l. H? mm to Him
'l'ottttn Poo. till); 31% 31% 31%
Union Par, ”8% .143“. 1475i. urn
ti. 8,, itubhcr ht) ‘ Wit. hit 5012
ti. 3. Stool my. now.- till“; 89"}.
n, B. Stool p 105% than mot. nth.
w .
BOfiTON. Mint til-wit inns
learned that. prosecution oft ill?
lndlotrnontn noolnst‘fiirederlrk .
boon
unveil
Bolts
amused or using tho mail: In it whom
tantamount“ ended. and t m‘llct:
but: Slat}; nunwntongold to
in it p «to tear, it.
or served it “Milo toil hum.
outflow oi annals My 3 at
the nonfiction, ontoohni
ititriiit soon: um
it tritium 6 ,
aim
and John M. Flohor‘til’ the firm of 1..
ill. Fisher a Company molt iii-ohm.
mom- hntto boon placed on it .. hum
‘M -. WM“ 'm
22c. Pieplant, Radish". Good Cabba ge, New Potatoes, 3 qts. 255. ‘6
Old Potatoes, 30: pk, Some small, good Old Potatoes at 22c pk., I few only
A few Duck Eggs, fertile. good for se tting ‘or other purpose, 40c dozen}
Will have a good assortment of Frisbie's Pics for Saturday. ‘
A new fresh lot of Clover Hill Print Butter, 28c lb,
Fresh arrival of Best Coffee.
Hope to serve and please.
,>
.4.-
m . . 5.} '
LORENZO DIB
Telephone Call 264.
.5
IS. iiiilll ale "gar. l
BEN HUR FLOUR .................... . ....... ' ................... bag. 65::
JONES a PILLSBURY'S FLOUR ............................ ‘ nag, tog?
MILK ........................................................ 3 can; 260 ‘
VERY aasr BUTTER ........................................ per lb 25d
FORCE ...................................................... 2 pkgo 250}
H. H. OATS ................................................... ‘. 2 pkg 3356”
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE GETTING THE HAR’o ANIMALS
DAY.
BERMUDA ONIONS. per quart ........................................ “'7
run. LINE or HOME cnown ASPARAGUS. RHUBARB, mots
as, cucumaans, SPINACH, arc. '
vanv FINE BERRIES.
UNITED GROCERY 00f «
20 NORTH MAIN IT. 49 roar It!"
so NORWALK. c'r. .
TEL. 14:). IA"? Marian?»
EVER
a
GOVERNOR GUILD‘S Appom-r. Inmn torn tornt which will end in‘ .
‘ MENT. ”912: Fwd A. Emorygto‘ servo tr!
Biis'l‘ox, May 23r~~iiovm1iilr Guild ‘Juno, i910, and Samuel» H. Hudsoh,’
lit-Ill to tho (Jouuoil today, it nutubor‘si‘rvi' until Jim“. 1908- The first“!!!
of nppointmoiils. tho moat lilipfll‘iiuii inntnod nro llopubliruno. Mr. 11“de
at which int-lndod that for tho nowiy .is a iiotnocrnt. - ~ g ‘ '
ort-ttlrd oiliro or pollt-o cointulntzionor ‘ ~- .,
or on. city or "union. and in.» net-not INTERNATIONAL PosTALo tit. - »
lug board. also ol’ this oily. lt‘or tho GRE , . . 34.
polloo oonttnititaiont\rohlp tho governor RUMI’I, hilly 23.~'l‘ho .intornnllow
mound Stopho'n tl‘Menrn, tornn-rly od- l’omul Congrosn intltly approved til "
ilorfl tho itonton Journal. Mr. 0"Monv Ilt'itinb proposition to rattle theme i
rn, who is now In Europe. will roturu ot' lottorn to ouo ounce. .K Fro ‘
to thin rity i'n titno to nauumo tholtloiogato propoacd Mndrid forth
(lotion ol‘ iilt‘. now oilioo. on Juno 4. Ulllfll‘i‘h‘l'. and fortydhroe voml
it‘or tho liconno board the governor in nupport for tho proponition,
numod, lilzru H. iinkor to ho chulr-iwusndoptoti. - '
naval YOU UIND
BRAZILIAN
utr. 6am
RF 9 c
nunsmtc
at 14 Milt
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