V
on woman.” “ ‘ u
_' in ALL. "not Maturation
‘ new by
an
,Succé'laors to F.
”hiltgton Street. '
t
r'oovunnusm Hast-
Tans.
Dm- at Appear to Want to Execute
‘ mlutlon Regarding Partlalo
Amnesty. .
" . . ,. bummit, N. .l., where .aho ma be
Ti Q‘TERSBURW Mil-V 34’4“” Cl‘liltmlli' ill for some time.1 Foothill
nop‘tntt seems to be houltuting‘ Director lxe(irand Raymond went to
..oxecnilug> the resolution taken Summit today, to tit-company the re-
a maltose to grant. partial mnneatydmamfl to Norwuik. Funeral services
oillclal attainment loaned inatnwm he paid at the fflmuy l‘eaidenco
. n5 .auatlfyiug the govornmont in not in West. avenue.
(ranting plonary authority. doomed to‘
9’ ‘oarruanv‘lhicmoah.
MRS. JULIA s. momsou.
Mrs. Julia Shofllold Moriaon. widow
(liq! the late Thomas H. Morrison. of
orwaik. passed away yesterday at {1
‘ ‘ present olrmuustuncos, the roloaao oi'
. the. political prisoners deaorving froc-
dom can be left to the local authori-
' ,Iiep. ' 'Noihliig.boriltl ho moro irritat-
ing to the Liberals than for the «stupor-
or to delegate tho tililt'l‘oilmi ol' gruntv
ing a “pardon to the very man respon-
vslbie tor the wholesale arrests which
occurred during the winter and such
a decision is sure to arouse it storm in
the lower House and incroauo tho. dan-
géi‘ of a conflict. The hand of General
'l‘repoi'f, who engineoror tho protests of
the-branches ol’ the Magoo of th linu-
sinn People t“Bltt(-.k Hundred") in the
interior. which are cited in tho otfioial
statement. as ovidonco that, the Russian
mat-mes are opposed to amnesty. is soon
in this new shift in tho, govorntuonifs
pooitlon and again raises tho spoctro
‘of a counter revolution.
The Twentioth Contury today prints
in parallel columns the text. of identi-
‘ cal toiograms sent to tho omporor from
widely dit‘lerent places. protesting
against. the demand of the lowur houso
for amnesty. proving thorn to have
‘ ‘ been lnsplrod from a common sourro.
SAILORS ABANDON GROUNDS.
‘ WASHINGTON. May 24.——'i‘he bloo-
,'J‘ackets of lilo Ail-antit- lloot will not
"engage in any ilihloiit' sports at their
favorite grounds at Prtwint-otown.
Mass. cithor on Sunday or any olhor
(lay this summer. and tho athlotic
track and grounds. whit-h have cost
the officers of tho lloot so much monoy.
will be abontionod and sold. in all
probability. This in tho final dooisiou
of Rear Admiral Evans. and has just
boon conimunioutod by him to tho
preachers and st‘lt't‘lint‘ll of Provitioo-
towu in n iottor oxplaining why ho
takes this action, \\'hon tho sailors
bought tholr grounds at l’rovinootown
imd startod thoir gators it was in lg-
nornnce of tho fact that a statuto oI’
‘Massat‘hunoltu proitobiiotl any outdoor
1.....‘tports on Sunday. ’l'ho Dlll'illmt‘ of this
statute was tumor)thopiayingol’pro-
I'eaainhai hall for mttnoy. ll lulu only
recently boon outdo known 'lo tho
«allows that in sropo lin- law prohibits
the playing of anmtotn' humus for sport
alone.
Admiral Evans, t-onviucod that his
sailors tonal Ilii\’o sniilo rolaxatiou on
Sunday. has tloridod to mako his Sun-
’t glayhoathuartors at anothor plan» out-
' tilde of Mnssnohuwlis and has rltoson
TRockland. .liaiuo.
ilolm: but an hour's
run by train from Boston. tho bino-1
jackets ran apt-nil tltt-ir Sundays in
the pinto capital. it tiloy pioaso.
WILL VISIT US AGAIN.
WASHthl'l‘lIN. .\in,\' til.-~'l‘horouglr
ly imbuod with llil' advantaxoo to ho
gained by a study of HR pooplo and
institutions his itiuhnoss Maliaralnh
Geikwnr. of ilhlnroda, will pay it nor-
and Wall to tho Unitt-d Slalos. ni wiiioh
time ho ran malto his inroatitzations
more otnnuloto. Ho so Hiltltvtl in ii Illllll.
her of nowapnpor nton today whom lto
‘met by uppointmont.
He'did not dolinitoly filiilt' win-n hH
would oonto to Amt-rim again, but in
timniml that Il would ln- at no distont
dale.
. ‘ourmo ran NEWSPAPER MEN.
.Cf Charla» la Harlot); the woll»kuown
Norwnllt atttotttoitiiiata, and pronrlotor
nil tho Norwalk lmunrh Works, who ro-
: (”flatly romiw-ti his hondaomo big llt'll
». film! hortwpowm‘ ’i‘houuot flyor. rt-iiotn
Gila party of Norwalk nowapupor tut-u
Milne onroa or Iillulllt‘hn for auroral
r'llmlril, yoalortlay nl‘trrnoou. by lititittu
them on a trip to Now llavon and book
,I tho our. 'I‘ito unioblno
' «armed llflllllmillll'll'. i‘urniullinn n
ti'elixhtl‘ltl outing for .\it' lhtrkor‘o
{mouth who lilt‘lliili‘tl Edward .l. Tho
”I”. Wellington A. ’i‘olloa, Edward ii.
lllltli’rlilll llilll William ll Mllit‘l‘.
, .‘TOOAY'I BASEBALL GAMES.
I
Eula-n League.
Toronto ~-'i‘urottio, i :
J o
.loruoy
) ltMtlnlroul—z Montrt-al. It; Nt-wark ll.
hi , MM.M_.~.«W
minim AT CENTER SCHOOL.
limit trial was ludtl today at tho
ool among tln- ntmnborn oi
Ionian. Mindoro (lrnygutd
. lworo lawyvru i‘nr lilo dolvn.
bw'flur congraakmmt in not"
. Ann utilising mun. lip told me In-
‘ g3” plenum to stand mo mono
snow-on. .iohn unit him It
Illlll some bird Booti.”v«-4“.ltl~
ll any than tattoo a step up
"*lansit." All a matter of
mm.
por. ‘
workout! daring and there b. a good deal mom HAVINGB ‘
‘UGK. than moot people routine.
thou 5,500 people are making their own savings Bunk Luck
_ “rings Momma InlhII Bank and we aro adding FOUR
be designed to pavc‘ the way for a 1'8- FRANK. FUHRMAN.
duration the ground that under the Frank it‘uhrman, formerly night
clerk at. the Hotel Clifford, and who
resigned early in the winter immune. of
his health. died on Monday in Brook-
lyn. Tho. funeral was hold at 2 o’clock
yesterday afternoon in that city.
tit‘it'NERAl. OP
i
C. FRED SQOFIElJ).
The funeral of C. lt‘red Stanfield was
hold this afternoon from hla lute homo
in Union Park. Norwallt.
l'), Torrey. pastor of tho Norwailt
Mothodlst (‘lnn-rh, officiated. and tho
remains wot-o laid to root in Rina-side
(leoiott‘ry. 'i‘hcro wore many hand-
some floral tokens. as marks of tho
rstoom in which Mr. Soofield was hold
by a large numbor oi l’rlonda. ’l‘ho
pull hearers were George L. Wood-
ward. llolloy Monigomory. Chariots E.
Koliogit. (.loorgo S. Raymond. (lbostrr
S. Solleok and William G. Milior.
FUNERAL 0]" WILLIAM STOCK.
'i‘ho funeral of tho. lalo William
Stock who tilt-d from outing too many
rtioumbors will be bold tomorrow front
tho family rosldonco in Railroad uro-
nuc. 'i‘ho death oortifioato gives as
tho cause of (loath toxaomia and acuto
indigestion. Rov- llomiioy lt‘. Humph-
rios will ofiiolato anti tho iniormont
will he in llivorsdo ('ontetury,
.l. WlNll‘liildl HALL,
immoral sovviros ovor tho romaine. of
.l. Winlioid iiull will ho hold tomorrow
nl’tornoon at his ialo homo in Straw»
borry iiill avouuo. Not-walk. llnriai
will hr at Norwuik (hunclory.
DON‘T FEED THE DOG.
.lii'uoh tnoai is to tho sporting dog's
noso what strong drink is to tho do-
tooilvo's taro—poison. 'i‘lio lntgibnor in
tho lioid ot’ton (loos not roallzo this.
and nightly attrtbutos his indill‘oronl
look of tho tiny to a scarcity of birds.
whon gonorous portions of itooi’ or pot
liquor nro to llllilllt‘.
()l‘ I-ourso. whon thoro is hard work
to bo tiono a dog must ho woli nonr-
isitotl. and its vitality hop! up by giv-
ing it light liltil‘h‘t'ls at l’roqoont inton
vais. just as tho titan witlt tho gun has
to Ili' unstainod by good. wlioloaomo
‘l'ooti. 'i‘wo biscuits and Willt‘l‘ in tho
morning. a bull biscuit sowrni limos
a day. and at night a hearty rural or
\voll-t-ookod vonotalilox or tntittwui por~
.ridgo l‘ornt tho III'NI two for a dog
itt tho llold.
lloutotnitt-t'. bowovor. to giro tho por-
tlont-t of biscuits whoa watt-r is [l('lli'll_\'.
sinoo dry t'l‘illlllill ('l't‘llll‘ u thirut that
t'roquoutiy lntndionpu a dog us much as
bttnuor.-~~t‘onnlt'y Lil‘o in Amoricn.
L on..."
iWATER BASKETS FOR FLOWERS.
t it'l‘nllt'll wutor basin-ta aro a novoily
.wiih an up to tiaio florists. 'I‘iioy ot‘o
lwm‘on ol' lino HII‘IIW in lininiv HIlt‘ilM'S
land it” colors aro llltod itutitio with
{a glow vaao ooultu'minu to lho HIl‘II“
{oororinu and holding it upright. 'l‘lto
{hill-{kills too a Wi'lt‘tiillt' I‘lmlmv from
tlllo \‘ilht‘ or jortliniot'o. and motto of tin-
ti'tllill‘ oolitiilnniimin )iiIl-irillllt‘ willt lho
«in-w nrrmmoiuoui :o-o oxnnlslio.
‘. .t\ pain arm-u nli‘uw intuitot for in-
iotnnt'o. in filiod with iiiion of tho. vnl~
!l..,~ and tloiit'aiv grown lt-avoa: a pink
Ebaukot ol’ good alan- and grin-oral ultupo
’oontaiuu plnlt moon and whlto lilacs:
a whilo liltaltt‘i in i’lliod with utignttn
lt'llt~ and i’ot'xot-Im-inolu. a patio yoilow
.atruw holds ltill|ia of rod anti gold. and
‘a baakot or dollt-ato mnuvo lot-ma a ro-
‘ropitn-io for proton orrhlda.
I FORMER BRAKEMAN KILLED.
WINDSOR i.t'i(‘l(i-l. May 2ri.~~llomor
grill. who had boon a railroad lll‘alli‘»
’iliilll. Inot tit-nib today in n alunnlar
imaunor. llo with in an upon our
lwbitvh ways iontlod with altool bolior
fplitlo inputting a rldo from liarilord
to Horiunlloid. ‘I‘ln- our watt alilltmi
{intro and that load mortal anti For Who
would and l'lll'tilll'll at ono owl ll
ltouh two Illll'Nl‘il and tho lino oi a dor
{rich to voniovo tho boilor iron. and
town It won found that both ionic had
i’tlll'il oi ahmth ’i‘ho town authoriilwi
taru holding ilm body tor a claimant.
‘Ht' wok lhitry youth ol’ our. and had
lubritod in Hartford anti Now Lair
gdon.
l mm Mo w-» t aim-m
lLlOHTHOUQE APPROPRIATIONS.
I WARlllNil'i‘ilN, May lit-tw’l‘ho noun.
ii" tronnnlttoo on cmnuroo lunar vottztl
ii" roport thr- boom» munibtnt lighu
litmtctt hill and ”(MM iln- r litrvlux
‘itulnai Lilliltlhili. lllillll‘tn nay.
, Mama, OlitiJino; hoopla“ tiwt-ilittg. than.
button llroakwnlor. (loom. Militia:
lighlhmuw and log algaal. Now lmuittn
‘llnrlk .tlunnd ’ till
“m 4
In thr- worid. a lot. of unthinklltg
tart tho innit; at nearly all into
The Rev. it‘. .
, . . . 0‘
. am 170%an Bi ‘
a. movmnt‘nxaimi mu Comm pov-
urtunont. in Santa ’Dominim by Will
“Win the. island. rclato’roodf by an gall
nodltion from mum of tho neighboring
latitude; arc expected at. any time by
the State and Navy oliiaiuht.
yostorday and} the ruloaao of prisoners
Ilium the tort. at that point are regard-
" Ed on preparations for a. united mow» _
* want by ravoltilionary forum» within
Sunni Domingo and leaders from the
adjacent inlanda.
Although Commander southerland
and tho otllcera who are anointing him
in patrolling tho Dominican ooaat can
provoui the. lundinaI ot‘ any conaldora-
bio rovolutimniry party it. in hoiiovod
that tho rovolutiouiuta are well ouough
organizaddn tho lpiand to make no «la
laciiva movement it onuouragetl by. tho
return of any of tho military lundoru
ow in exile.
The Navy i'iopartmont' was utlviuoti
today of the movement of two Ulliloti
Slates gunboniu from tho north ooaui‘
of Sauto Domingo for tho ('iItIIOi'ii and
southern part. of tho island. Tit.-
San Juan do Austria attilod from San-
choz i’or Santana and tho i’ittiuoaii anil-
mi from Sanchoz i‘or Mucorln.
Company D drill laat night at tho
armory for tho lakl limo this uoumn.
”South Norwalk (lontrlaWr, improved
Order of Hoptaaopha. hold a IllIl-llllflflt?
mot-ting lust ovonlun.
WANTED. '
Bookkeeper or Salesman for Eve-
ning .work. flrlt class opportunity. For
particulars call upon.
~ F. H. EIELD,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwuik.
School Taxes.
Union School District
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby noti
dad that tho district tax of one arm
ono-qnarim‘ mills on tho dollar, laid on
tho town unsossuiont list, of liiili’t. at r
{pooling of tho diutrit-t hold on ”it
13th day or June. limit. at tho l“l'illlltill
school, will be due and payable on tht
lirat day of May. liitltl. at which limo
i shall be l'l‘lll‘iy to roooive some at
Stillaon-Powoll‘a drug store. .‘2 Wash
ington stroot. i’onnlty at tho rate 0
ll por root. at your will bo t-hnruod on
and after .lttm~ l. liltiil.
l“. A, 'l‘0l.l.l~?h‘.
Collector of 'i‘axo: for South Norwalh
l'nioo Srhool District.
llatod at South Norwaik, April 2?
thou. afl? to it
F..- .. .{ ........
harlot:
crrr laxcs.
'l‘ho taxpayora of the City of South
Norwalk arr horn} notlliod that (in
I'iti’ tax of Hovou t7) mills on lilo doi
lar, laid on tho assonsmont list of 1905
li a oily mootinx hold in Quilinor':
Hall, on tho 51h day of March, laud:
also tho library fund tax of tltrt-o
uinhihu ill") of a mill on tho dollar
laid at tho sumo limo. will ho duo ant
puyabio on tho first day of May, 19m;
‘il which limo i will rm'oiro tho sumo
at. .Iill'llll ill. Layton £2 ("o.'u oilit-o. No
5 Railroad l’iaro. l-lolitilly at tho ratt-
ot" ulno (ill por root. :1 your front Mat
i, liltiti. will be rhargoti on all billr
romuluing unpaid altor .itnio i. won.
JAMES i’Al'll.
f‘olim-tor oi‘ 'l‘axoa o! tho City
South Not-walk.
South Norwaik. May 1. liltlll.
ml to ll
amusemtniihrl,
MEADOW STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
W
OI
Basebaii Every Saturday and Holiday.
Fine new field, easy 91' action from
all part. of the town. Comfortable
Grand Stand and Good, Clean
Gama. Auuml.
Norwaik Amusement Co.
' i
aaronoAv. May 28, at m p. m.
Norwuiku vs. Brooklyn Field Club.
Preliminary Gama. 146 p. to.
aggregation.
National: v3. Bum. local
The threatened trouble at tho
mines having been averted. ”wt
, are in: py to announce a material
lngsBénk“LUck””
reduct on in prion. .
Our stock was bought at high]:
prices and is of hi it quality. You
get the benefit an we get the ’1’“ 5
parlance.
It in not too early to patio.
cool for next winter—«batter think
“'"i‘ti‘ t,
lionemtiitttha‘ on liltinliiuen today do
H , 9' tutortod‘
tho Mm“ upon mum“! ”I ‘ ‘ofihltl‘ for the law.
3‘ your {3
int iiiiiilliiii m it Pilot.
a _
”moron
it .
y'dflw’l‘h» pena-
citio’d to report favorabiy'tiia bill pre.
pared or tho. War Department and in-
troduced hy‘filuuotor Millet. relating to
tho Iiivar‘ millage in the Philippine
lulunds.‘ Soct'otat'yi'l'att WM before
tho onmmittca uadoxnialaed the use.
‘TAFT our war apfiomrao.
WAfiHlNG'l‘ON, May airfieoromry
’i‘iii’t totiav autltorizod tho ataioniont
that no conclusion had boon ranchod
ropardiug hia fproapootivo appolluuittnt
iii-tho Ritttronto Court of tho iinltt-tl
Status.
It‘a alumni itupoaulblo to mako a
similar of tho human varioiy tako Wu
“0";
"attivarsnr Poor."
,
$4.00 and $3.50
Men and women.
PHONE (53.
“WEAR Sill}; lliAl iii";
For This Weok’s
Sale
Children's Suits—Fine Buster Brown,l
Norfolk and Double-breasted. Size-I
3 to 15. l
33.00 Suits ................. smai
. . 1
i
annual
manna
Tomorrow’s ad.
. LL... . l
LOSE-OFF:
Fine Assortment of
Post Cards and
Post Card Albums.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUM: ITORI.
Donovan liociw " 13¢ Wuohlnuon 02.
mat for Want union
e GOpyright Modes
”W
Th
We preterit today the
Boulevard, at; mhdel
which but been a-
clnimcd in New York I:
(mo of tho hits or the
Mason.
1 [he Boulevard in I
‘doublobreuuted ‘ pack
with loan« wide.
notched lapel: and
moderate tullnuu Acton
tint client. glide m. ' f,
the award. Aup-to-dato' ‘
tubrlctl in, woollen, Mr- 1
m thibyu. no my
“1mm moo. .. ' '
Don‘t wait-1101' o lla-
‘ was. a or. mamas Bottoms. " i
W
Gods
We are allowing an endloaa varioty of White Waah (loodo. All the latest. wont/on from foreign and dementia
manufacturers.
1’
Show ititlla Lincna. in all coalition.
BC to 400
Persian Lawns; foreign and domes-
no:¢.n..:...-.«.uuu.ua
tic 12cuyt050c "out"! SWISS Mumme-
Batiste and Lingerie Lawn .250 to title Nalnaook. fine and sheer . l2ci§ .to Mic
"HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Good Parlor Brooms ...........i 190
Mops, complete lfic
Wire Carpet Beaters the
Tank Pullers 6c
, Cotton Clothes Unes 96
Funny Morvorlmed, atrlpoa and lig-
urca the to 60c
12ng to. (the
Funny Diiuiiioa, atrium and
checks 1214c to 350
Plain Linens. medium and sheer,
.................... 250 to $1.50
A npeclal showing of Fine Embroid-
ered Waist Patterns .. $1.00 to $3.50
I
Fibre Polio
Round Wash Boilers 29c
Nickel Tea Kettles 950
Copper Bottom Boilers .......... 96c
3 packages Toilet Paper ltic
23c Scouring Soap 2c
Quart Milk Boties 75c doz.
PintMiikBottlea................5ilc
Whisk Brooms .......... tic
TRISTRAM 82; HYAT'I‘, NORWALK, 001m.
A352} of all-{aides
in not what the people want when they
require good workmanuhip. My work
is don. right and when l uy A job
i. done. it. done. ‘
ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbing. Timing and Steam Fitting...
5 Monroe “not. So. Norwaik.
——
BABY RAMBLER~ ‘.
'I‘ht- now ever-blooming Crimson
Raniblor, (lowers constantly all Sour
:nor. ll‘ino plants in bud. two years
old. our each.
CRIMSON RAMBLER~
The most popular of all climbing
roses. Largo. plants in bud two and
threo years old. 750 to $1.23 ouch.
DORTHY PERKINS—
'i'ho Pink Rambler. A beautiful
rose with large cluators of ilowors of
an oxqttltsito shade of pink. it‘ioo, plants
two yours old. hot- to $1.25 ouch,
WHITE RAMBLER—
White flowers in olustcrs. 40c each.
Haniord‘s Floral Hail, Norwaik.
Young Me
Seeking
Spring Clothes
or smartost fashion at moth-rate
cost. If tho ouostion of being
woli-drosscd at little rout rou-
corns you, ihvn you will find it
(lt’t'ltlt’tlll’ to your interest to
ormio hero and son the cxcop~
tional vaiuos wo offer in
Al.i-'i(i€l’i' BENJAMIN Kr
it‘lN-J CLOTHING.
Suits. $10.00 to $22.00.
(‘OIS
nun—u..-
()pon Mondays, Wednesday,
and Saturday Evenings
Joseph Davis.
TAILOR,
cLorHtan.
MATTER.
Puamsnen.
35 Washington Street.
duction Sale. Buy now
and have the benefit of
wearing.
Alwnyo ,the name i
price. For the but
quality. v p
Nu thrown luau.
Hundreds” t
Got an am: not 35"
to are
.3
! m anal—EL “1m.- .MI I I «I. .I .
i‘
3" '7 M
THE QUALITY STORE.
mnnnnohuaa
tunaut
are certainly peculiar. For instance, people who would will—
ingly buy at a so-called “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.
Where is the difference?
It is certainly easier to pay for what you buy in divided
payments than in one lump‘ sum either now or three months
from now.
It is better for us to receive payments on our accounts
in small sums beginning now than it would be to wait three
months. That is just the reason why we can give SPOT ‘-
CASH prices on goods charged.
Men’s Stylish Gnu Suits.
Gray seems to be what well dressed men prefer this
spring. :10 we have a full line of gray suits, either single or
double breasted-cut in the new long models. We’ll guar-
antee the tailoring. A full line of plain gray: or gray fancy
mixtures.
Our Suit prices run from i ‘
$7.98 to $25
A full line also of Stylish Tailored Suits for Women and
Misses. Also Waists. Coats. Skirts. Miliinery, Underwear.
Shoes, etc. No reason in the world why you should pay cash»
for clothing. ,
i
1
.ahhfllil'
was'r "WASHINGTON-i sax. sotrm NORWALK.
its “no Dinah and Still House.
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
A REMARKABLE SALE OF LADIEG' ‘ GUNS," COATB, SKIRTS.
WAISTQ AND RAIN COATS. ‘ ,.
GOAT. FROM tun-unituuant-nHalon-muni-nnnuu-u”.”UP
oul‘ra‘-u‘.-uana.itun-uttun-u-u”an“unu'c-nn-auu-iui “.‘3UF_
SKIRT“.u...”1......unfill-ic-qn-4--{duri-i-¢-us-o...---d..lu1g..;u"H
WAI'TS i.a,a.m..1..-ucnuinnu‘«nm-till-vHr-ulnaunn‘gu‘u-aflit“”°rju”
:vnnvrnmo aruapucuo patella. A FEW 8AMPLE IUiTl.
HIGHLY TAILOIID. . on: or it "not To uncommon.
tft ‘ *
Willi!) u
.. 3i
astronommrwmod u “granitic or app? .
‘ Hotplarmmlaed and or ayes ma 0 had and
trotted “by wearing a pulfiolfitill -. .
' “Ii-mp» tat-too“. . Pronorlyi’MJ-ilfi'dv
;_ ‘ * mutation, i
, 53‘)le
Norwalk Chronicler