‘ Jh’i‘i’hfi. m? f I MfiFrldoy :vsnlno. rad imam will be prob-oz II of conditions. ‘IIh MABIL RAYMOND. Worthy Matron. MR8. IDA BHERER. ‘ dnhd Statesman thinkn the Pro- , palate are going to got some good '1 out of the experiences of San disco since the lire. The announce» main that the liquor trailic will be kept .bl‘omd indefinitely, it being plain the authorities that the good order millntltlned there has been largely at- tributable to the fact that intoxicants could not be secured, leads the paper to? remark: ".The‘ old argument that so» Jdons contribute to the whore" oha. community would seem to be given a rathermard blow by the record Inzthe stricken city. " . POPULAR AMUSEMENT! . IlliBlN‘S MOVlNG PICTURES. Really the most extraordinary hi traction of the season will he presented at Ho t'e Theatre, 'l‘uosduy, May 29. on rill on occasion is booked S. hubiu' s wonderful life motion pictures of the 8133M San Frllnolsro oarlhquuke and tire. Matinee at I o 'olurk i w—Aocldeut will happen, but, the best regulated families keep DIV The- mall' Eclecirlc Oil, for such common ' dies. it subdueu lhe puln and heals the hurt. iiPark o Tilford ' NE '.Wines, Liqlldrs and Cigars ‘.“Hotel Cliflor ” Joseph L. wnz Proprietor. 1899. and he contends that since the ... guilty oi lilloloptble ciueliy . him during that pulled . or damages asked by Mi Taylor. who ’ custody of her iwo minor children and Baking r-- PURE AND HEALTHFUL. - in . oldbdt tram attending the moon or 3,. til N Powder - M AsKB FOR COMPENSATION. William H. Taylor Beaks Divorce From Wife and $10,000 From Ctr-Respondent. William H Taylor. a prominent real (lent of Greenwich. has brought suit for divorce against his wile Georgiana Taylor. naming as the co-rcspondent Frank Cluckey. Jr. oi East Port Ches- on. who Ml. Taylor I hid suing for 810. 000 damages for tile coating her iii-i fectl one. ‘ out suits were filed in the superior court yeflterday morning. Mr Taylor married Georgiana Hunt on June 8 I «« firstlot April. 1906. and the first of the present month, she has been guilty of infidelity, and that she has also been toward He wants a divorce and the custody of bllolr two children, Poi-c y Leroy Taylor and Archibald Taylor. Cluck- or is property at East Port Chester hua been placed under attachment by Dcp uty Sheriff Riloh- to cover the amount oontendn that line otlmr robbed him of his‘ wife's affection and society and roused him great agony and dislross or mind. Mnry F. Knox Willliuns. of linnimry, has brought suit for divorce ngninsl. Joseph J. Williams. of New Haven. upon the ground of infidelity, naming ono Myrtle Anson on Anderaon and others as colespondonl and lilo places as «68 and 60 While slreel. and Elm niwreet Danbury She claims also the alimony. They were married February 6. liliifi. HOYT’S THEAT MATINEE AND NIGH y» TUESDAY MAY 29TH. V‘ Direct From Keith's Theatre. N. Y. SAN FRANClSiCO DI8A8TER. The Gem of the Golden West Destroy- ed by Earthquake and Flames. The Most Wonderful Ever Secured or Shown. PRICES-Matinee, 10c, 20c: Night, ‘ Telephone 808. 10c. 20c, 30c. osmium, MEADOW STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Baseball Every Saturday and Holiday. Find new field, any of access from all parts of the town. Comfortable i, Grand stand and Good, Clean Games Assured. Norwali Amusement (30. SATURDAY, May 26, at 3-45 p. ..‘.. Non-walk: vs. Brooklyn Field Club. Preliminary Game, 1-45 p. m. . IDIIEPGR'I‘ l3 (is loll one or the best knoll physl: clans in the city. was ill mi mint 3 n telegraph polo rests oy by his horse running away. '~ «broken. but he was onto! It. follow their one. H. Baxter, South Norwaik, and E. P good, Norwalk. drngxists. Union School District t—J—u-u— The loxnayers of the Booth Norwalk Union. School District are hereby noti- fled that the district tax 0! one and onmuarter mills on the dollar, laid on the town assessment list of 1906. at a meeting of the district held on the 13th day of June. 1905, at the Franklin school. will be due and payable on the first day of May. 1906, at which More 1 shall be ready to receive same at Stillson-Powell’s drug store, 32 Wash- ington street. 9 per cent. a year will be charged on and alter June 1,1906 r Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk Dated at South Nor walk April 27 1906. No boll" Vere ”Malawi: lull! Iniuneii He was prevented by thi m up ,TI‘ 3 FROM Arrsuololrle ii. the same ratio that the Dr Klnir's New Life Pills in- They save you from danger h: quick and painless release hstlpatlon and ills growing Strength and vigor always Made in New rarely reflect the prevailing styles. Alfred Benjamin & Co. are the most impdrtant manufacturing tailors in New Yorkmthcir shops are a block from. Broadway—a minute a walk from Guaranteed by l“ 860. Try ‘ inrcmm échool Texas. “‘ Penalty at the rate of OHS. Exclusive Agent lor The Norwalks, ‘ ' JOSEPH DAVIS, Clothier, Tailor, Furnisher, Halter. Soulhllorwa'lk. . , 85 Washington Street, F. A TOLLES Union School District. 1127 lo ii Nationals vs. Some local aggregation. Hippodrome Park BRANFORD, CONN. Decoration Day Races TROTTlNG FACING COMMENCING AT 2:15 P. M. “FIRST TIME IN NEW ENGLAND." CAPT. BALDWIN and his AIRSHIP “The California Arrow." Winner at The St. Louis World's Fair. VAUDEVILLE. HOLT'S BAND. SPECIAL TRAINS leave Union De- pot. New Haven, at 1:15. 1:30 p. In Other: if neceuary. EXCURSION RATES. crrr TAXES. The taxpayers of the City of South Norwalk are herhy notified that the .city tax of seven (7) mills on the dole lm'. laid on the assessment list of 1905. at n city meeting hold in Hall. on the hill day of March, 1906; also the library fund tax of three- olghths (-36.) of a mill on the dollar. laid at ihe same time, will be due and payable on the first duy of May. 1906. at which time i will receive the same at Jacob M. Layton & Cola oilloo, No. 5 Railroad Place. of nine (ill per cent. a your from May 1. 1906, will he charged on all bills remaining unpaid nilor June 1. 1906. Collector of ’l'nxos of the City of South Norwulk, May 1,1906. NOTICE. Quittner's i'ennliy'nt the rate JAMES PAUL, South Norwalk. GET THEM. YOU COME AND TRY THEM. CHOICEST N-OVELTIEB Call 3221. |N THE MARKET AT— 4 ENE» fashions originate in New York City; no one dis hide this statement. . . Menu acturing tailors whose shops are i . remote from the source oi‘ inspiration Fifth Avenue. 'l‘heir local agent can show you the correct clothes for business, making or'dreSs wear in this season's occupied foe Correct Clothes for Men ‘ I” More Than a Little Better. IF YOU WANT THE FINEST BUTTER lN THE CITY, GET OUR FANCY GILT EDGE CREAMERY BUT- TER, NOTHING ELSE 80 SWEET AND ROSY. MANY TRY TO IMITATE OUR COFFEE. l 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 OELIOHTFUL CUP OF COFFEE IS WE BUY THE BEST: SELL THE‘ BEST AND KEEP ONLY THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF QUALITY. THEY SCORE ABOVE THE "“RE FOOD LAWS AS THE HIGHECT STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. OUR GROUND GLOVES, CINNAMON, MACES, ALLSPICE‘ WHITE GBLACK PEPPER, ETC.I ARE THE BEST EVER USED, ONE OUNCE I8 WORTH MORE AND WILL GO FARTHER THAN |Alb. OF THE USUAL KIND SOLD AS PURE. A MOST CHARMING DRINKIOUR CELEBRATED TEAS! WHY THEY CAME FOR MILES AROUND TO ‘ WE HAVE GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND RELIABLE. THE Charles E. Seymanr, 33 WASHINGTON OT. We». Matinee. 4 o'clock:Evenina.h:15 p. m. mfimmssm, TO ““406. W m! to 11 LEADING “0653- SOUTH N°RWALK- w" .,_. -.., ,. _ . .. _ ., . . ~, . ,_ .. ., ,- _ _ . jg: W, ,. 0,. a" ,__. ...—«—-r I§;;§‘V‘V.V€“ W." $933: “”le" ‘3‘” Will" H3 ll: NV: 931”}. 40 Pure, Frc§h. Sweet Butter—a pleasure for the particular lover of Butter. BI 50 Tell 25 iii) Siamns wlih 1 lb. No. 1 ’l‘en.. Slumhs wlih 1 ill. Fancy No. 2 Slilmllli wlih i ii). l-‘nnoy Mo Kn Cllfl'flt' ........................ 82c ( .25 Blannm with 14., lb .Best No l o ‘ TH“ ......................... 20 ‘llitlllDil with I Iii Mochn and .luvn ( olfu-o .................... 30c '5 Bloom» with 1 lb. Java and Mur- llonllio Cotton .................. 250 ill Slumna wilii I ll). No. 2 Bunion Coll‘oo ......................... 20¢ G STAMP OFFERS. .606 .......................... BIG STAMP OFFERS. iii Stumps wlih lnrgc bolilc BIulngJOc lo Siumun wlih 2 pkgs. Our ills- cult ............................ 10c l0 Slalom; with l dozen Best Pick- les ............................ ill Sinnlps with 8.!bs. Bout Milk (trackers ...................... 5c 10 Stumps with 2 cans Gold loiwl Sardines ....................... 25:; ll) Stumps wlih it ill Pure Ground M usl u l d .................... .IOc iii Similllh with 3 Hill Real Prunes lor ........ ............. BIG STAMP OFFERS. iii Stamps with i ll). ancy Mixed (lakes ....................... 13:: lo Slamns with 1 bottle Gold Rock Cotsup ........................ iii Stamps with 1 bottle Worcester- Illilro Sluice .................... 16c ill Stallion-MUM lb..purkoge Snow Boy Powder ................... 20c it) Stamps with 3 lb. con Bolted Bonus ......................... 10¢ 10 Stumps with i pkg Monarch Corn Slim-h ................. 1 ll) stoning with 1 down Best haul . one ........................ 3 1.2.: lb. ”Hammond’s Lean and ITender California Hams-— The Finest Little Hun on the market today. 8 1-2c lb Collect Pink Stampo. Collect Pink Stamps: FORCE. 2 packages for use. 2 pk :n. l’I-tiiiolin‘h ,a here. where the masses do. CEREALS. (irnpe Nuts, oer pk:.............12o Mull Breakfast Food. him. .. .. ".181: Mllllil lIr Flillti‘d llloe, Mix.- . . . . o a .136 i-‘ihroddml Whole WJlohl. pkg“ . :I Hi Dim. Pearl Hominy. 2 plow, Bordon llrown Flakes. . .. l 21 Las.‘ GRAN. SUGAR. $1.00. lel............25¢ ....ilo ..........9ll ”256 l ‘ _ GOLD DUST. I Package. 18c. CANNED, Goons. McGownn'ii host Salmon. large canned 2 runs Gold Rook. Sifted Polio. .. . . .251: 2 com: (lold mick Fancy Sugar New rod; un.e:.tt.un1tu: I I . 1o. 4 can: (loud Maine (3.0m crown Aster lililira' Sifted Penn, Crown Ann-r Extra Fancy Sour Cormonn acute-inlet JONES' FLOUR. Bus. 70c. ii Bag. 70c. SUNDRIEB. Washing Soda. per pound....... .. lo ,100 Clothes Finn (hard wood). ....100 7 cake: Crone or Acme Soup for. . .2» Monurch Brand demon; Soap. oaks ....6§ i000 Myrtle Parlor Matched (or. .. to Show “so: or mono Within. Pow- r” ‘ltlll'lOliiAitldllllhd Brown a ladlrn’ allied Dmulns, bot- llo toiiuul aloloblipoaolnoa-t I i you want “Good Things to Eat” that are fresh. pure and wholesolne. trade with on. We are leaders in the Grocery line. both in Qunity. Quantity and Price. ”Willi? I ‘ PILLSBURY'S FLOUR. \ . , # FURNISH 'YOUR HOS-IE FREE Hundreds of people are adding many new and beautiful pieces of Furniture. etc., to their homes ‘which they receive free in return for our famous Pink Discount Stamps. lcct them more than appreciate the value of Pink Discount Stamps, because they know they are reliable and the premiums received for them are up-to-date in every way and are popular premiums. Collect them—you will never regret it. Hit BHUBEHIES lilS III] [E BUTTER [BBS Mil i flllfl ll BAHRAIN PHIBES The Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter per pound. - People who col- Dlnlng Room Chair, 3/..liook Immimn. WNW . I i'rua aromas WAT garraagraca. and m i
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