liar ‘Norll'alit‘au Violal‘éty; Insuring .
tonightw'i‘usq‘duu gold 9 disturbance
morning o‘éar Norfolk Va. fluid has
fallen during the past 24 hours in ‘L
nearly all soctlons east of the Rochty
Mwolrntains II was heavy in Eastbrn
New York and New England. An urdn
of high pressure with pleasant wenth
or and low temperatures is central in
the upper Mississippi Valley This
area will move slowly on asiward and I
produce clearing weather in this vict-
nity tonight followed by two or three
days of cool pleasant weather.
Apply {4‘
L§~Wantod~lklivery cieI it.
D. Lawton Iii. Co.
Mrs. George R. Van Alscyno spent
Sunday with her brother, DI Crows, of
New Haven.
Miss Florence (lutblil,
street, Is making a short stay
Georgetown. L'
Edson B. Fuller. clerk at. the Hotel
Norwslk, spent Sunday III New York
with friends.
Mrs. Addison Wood, of llr'ookiyn
spent Sunday with the totally ot‘ Ex
Mayor Edwin Wilcox.
Uncns 'i‘rihe, No. 26, lmprovod 0r-
der of Red Men, will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow night
Jollcph Sohuldico and Edward Fay.
' of Spring
In
of Dunbury, are at Boil island to
spend a few days III their cottage,
lra H, Dreyfus, of- New York, has
been visiting in South Norwnlk. call
ing on his brother, Adolph W. Dreyfus.
‘ Mrs. Arvlila Williams, of Nowbum.
New York, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. George W. Harris. of West. strcut. .. .
Miss Lydia Schwclzer, of Taylor-
avenue recently resigned her position
with the Eastern Underwear Coin-
puny
Henry Froeb and family have moved
from their rosidence In Lowe street to
the house adjoining, which was pur—
chased some time ago, and remodeled.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Woodhull, of
Bridgeport. came to Norwulk by an-
romoblle Saturday afternoon and were
guests of ex-Mayor and Mrs. Georgi».
liuxtou.
u'l‘ho Asbury Park Journal contains
a description and picture oi the Grand
Avenue Hotel of which (‘hris Brown-
son. formerly of the Hotel Clifford
is manager.
There is one thing that. you can
bank on.f The present day young
Women are keencr, brightcr, and bet-
ter looking and mom self-reliant and
less dependent. They all take Hollis-
tcr‘s Rocky Mountain 'l‘t u. 3i torus,
’l‘ca or Tablets Pluislcds 1)qu
Store. .
An interesting collection of licvoltr
Iionury War time state script monoy
for shillings and pence Is on exhibiv
tion III one ,of the windows of tho
(Ilendonnlng Pharmacy. Norwalk.
Engineer Hoffman. who has burn on
tho Sungstuck druwbrldxo for some
months, has been transfcrrcd to the
new bridgo at Cos (lob, and his place
In Ssuxstursk has boon Iukvn by John
Alton, the veteran brlrllzt- Irndcr.
instead of pitching lt‘rldsy against
Norwich. as h was scheduled to do.
Ernbst Wade formerly of‘thc Dunbar!
team. pitched Thursday for Hartford
against Bridxoport. winning his game
by the score of I to :l. Bridgeport not
’i‘. E.~Byrties. assistant, to l’rusidolt
I‘hnrlos 8 Motion. of tho Consolidat-
I-d road accompanied by his wife and
Iron. urn tailing an untomobllo trip
through Connecticut in III-Idol to or.
condo beitor ncquniIItI-d with tho s.talv
-—--—--_——~—
Letter to Peter Shicidc.
South Not-walk. Conn.
Donr Blr: Lot's talk it right out
boforo folio-I: Ihcro’s nothing to hidu In
your business or ours; It’ thin-c is, we'd
butter hido ottraulros. .
We are In Irudo Io Innku mouoy; so
are you. We. muko it by saving our
continuum monuy; so do you Our ob-
loot in trails, in to saw- Y’Illll costly
msru' wood from rotting and Iron and
steel that! do from III-unto yum tho
sine .
1‘ We work for thousands of property
owners; you for a as: Wu can do
mm things that you can’t do: wc
have the facilities. You can do aomu
things that we can't; you are thorn.
but. III Work together; be faithful to
one tin titer. We can save our «on.
tumor; tier by trot-lung togatbsr and
ms: faithful to one another
Your dollar put Into our point. will 1
. n In» 4nd. than any other our
ill: print will lILSt iongur 'rIIIE
saves you money, and Italics your rust
iomorn’ money. 'l‘llttt'tl all there is in
our whole“ IIMII.
Yours truly.
. f‘. w. burns a (10..
45 New York. ,
P Slut“: til now and E. ii. (turnout
soil out point.
‘ SPECIAL.
tint.- the
1 LI Lucio mill) at Ghidago .l
MI Aqu structural Its... also
- “7 - different remedies to
build up my 1y ,which bod become run
down from Autonomy” Inuit rind tabulation-
chic hours. but but nomad to bill Inc.
other is A nib occur; liydiall. nit-
l V .
ill“ crossword.”
LWMIK
"WWL kw (this ‘5 be out
out In "'1 than II mo
illfw anloot: of door-II. and in three months
endrel well Really I have mvsr felt.
low mark curl well as I have ships," " .
No other medicine has such a record
Lofcurésof female troubles as has Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegotsbie Compound
Women who use troubled with pain-
ful or irrogultttI periods. .bitc l'cuclie.
bloating (or flatulence); displacement
of organs inflammation or ulceration.
can be restored to perfect health
and stmnth by taking Irvdia E.
PiiIicham' s egetulolo Compound.
Mrs. l’lnlhham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has guldod
thousands to health. Illnr experience
Is very great. and she gives the benefit
of it. to all who stand In need of blue.
counsel. Slicis triloIltIughtch III- -iaw of
by dis En l’inkhntu and (or tw untr- live
veurs has been advising sick noun-n
has of charge Address. Lulu. Muss;
REPLIED DOMING iNL.
Democratic Opinions on Direct Pri-
mary Rules.
John E. lloughun. member of the
Democratic state r-uniral CtllllllllllIIIl
from the eleventh district. in Now Hu-
ron has received scvcrai rcsponscs
to communications his soul out to
prominent. Democrats of tho stoic
asking their opinion at the. proposed
adoption of the direct primary rains
in this state. These replica will be
road at ”W Inertial: of tho. state corn-
Inittoo in July. ,
II. is not yrt tit‘illilt’il whoihor this
meeting will be hold at Savin Rock or
the cast. shot-II. in Now Haven. The
plans to have it as a. gathering of pro-
minent Democrats bcsIdI-s the moon
born oi‘ the stoic (-oulnlltioe seems to
meet. with favor and the plans will III
all likelihood ho curricd out. The pro
posal which Is IIIost illiVilI'anii is that
ouch member of the siuto (Iommltioo
Invitc flu-no Inca from his district to
attend tho mooring. if all such indi»
tIIIioIn-I should bu occupied this would
be lIitl rtron in :Ittondunro and iltcy
could be trusted to hoop up an mit-
ponring of oratory Illl durkncss soi-
IlrIu over the scene and probably
hours III‘tIIrwnrds.
mll‘or a mild. «any motion of tho
howios. Ii single dose oi‘ liloun'u licgtr
lots in IInouIIh. ’I‘IPniIncIIt. cures tluI
biiuul constipation 25 cents a box.
Ask your Ilruggisl for tin-In.
FARMERS GLAD; AUTOIBTS SAD.
Showers Helped Early Crops and
branched Hundreds in Machine.
. Sunday.
The Ht'l'iI‘H of hoary showr-rs which
came yr-utrrday and last night Worn
vory wciromo to all Vegetation. which
hilt-I boon nurturing for luck of warm
for some days. As a I‘IIsull all mow-
Ing gtoonory has boon given it big tin-
pi‘lllll.
The rain was ospociuliy wclcomc to
tho i'arnuru, who \H‘li‘ beginning to
tool a iliiio dubious over curly crops.
(in tho. oIbIIr baud hundrodl of Irrit-
onIobiiiIItu sturtrd out yusiorduy morn-
ing while it was vicar und hoforc thoy
rcturnod, rtIrIIivr-d a aovrro 'drtzuoiriun.
'i‘hc Norwulk lioII-l was filled all day
with nutonrobiltsis cooking siloltor.
Many rourulucd until this morning with
the hope of Bf'f‘lii‘iflfl‘ clear trouthor.
Office iloyw “Want to son ibo Iguv
nor? What nunw shall i any?"
VisitorI-I-“licrr firlIIVcizuuiIIbuI-ghnu-
sou."
Dillon Boy ----- "Oh i ‘uhnn’i bu chin to
propulsion all that. im touring at
the end of tho weak. "wi’unch.
; whom Mr
L ‘ . idollortoohtulnll. in brtp
1min”
turntid
‘ motor»
I
timid, Linton morally
' no Ill Main sud .iit to
1““ “Iii“: “ills finalisation at. a hour.
I Kr“ “riiirther and
than Handful“ insult. year It
4
L filth slit 10 Litre town in complete and
Wot-upon will not huvu oxpelul. II
it Mr. Jesup
will tut II over the library some time
lioxt fail ready to turn tho. key in the
door The I III and building will cost
about. s70, 00. it, will he an ornltlneuiai
structure and will have attractive Into
Idol offsets it will no mo roof having
steel trains and Horror brick sxtc
riot. 'l‘hc oxtorior trim Will be of
Maine granite. Lof which malarial thorn
will be twu largo columns at tho en
trance
‘l‘hc plans provide for a spacious en»
trance with. a reading room for adults
on the right. and a childrens reading
room on the left and a delivery room
In the assist, The delivery room will
have a rubber floor do us not to disturb
those III cither loading room. and will
he conippod with steel tiles and (Ivory
IIIodIIrrI library convoninoc. The first
floor will bu finished in quarter sawed
White oak with marble wuinscoting.
The second floor will ho devoted on-
iirely to an assembly hall for outer-
Ialnment and will have a stdgo dross.
in; rooms and all other accessories. it
will be finished In old ivory and mu
hogsny Expense will not be. spared
and only first class materials are to be
used throughout. ‘
Casey It llurlcy, of Bridgeport, huvo
the mason contrnct, the A. W. Burriit
Co. the mill work, Edgar B..Ellis tho
painting and decorating. I" & F. (l.
Hoothqtho heating. Oscar Smith. of
Westport, Ibo carpcuior onk, Frank
N Taylor of Wcstpott ihc plumbing,
‘ and tho balance of the work is being
Ilonc by Now Iork ilrms.
WAR AGAINGT CONSUMPTION.
All nations are endeavaring to
check the ravages of consumption.
the “white plague" that claims so
many victims. each year. Foley’s
Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds
perfectly and you are in no danger oi
consumption. Do not risk your
health by taking some unknown prov
paratlon when Foleys Honey and Tar
is safe and certain In results. Ask
fur Foley' s Iionoy and TM and insist
upon having it. , Pinistcd 3 Drug
Store. ' "
To DESTROY SAN JOSE SC.’.LE.
State Enton‘rclogist Tells Rcsut‘.
porimcnis.
'i‘lnI fifth annual report. of W. It.
lilniiton Stale Entomologist, has just
boon Issued as Part 1V. of tho licpoti
ot‘ Ihc Agricultural .lt'IIIpcIlmeIII Stu.
Ilon of New Haven for lIlttt’. it. can
ruins II dotuilod account of thooxporl-
Inonis in which 6.000 orchard trues
wurc sprayed with various tnixturos to
dostroy the San .Jose sortie. Limo and
sulphur mixtures, either boiled or
“soitboiled.” are still recommended
and formulas for their preparation are
given. A paper of twenty pages. on
tho Insects collected from tho flowers
of fruit from and plants, lists tho spr-
clcs guthored from fruit blossoms. and
shown that honey bot-s, which huvu
usually been given Ihc credit for traits-
barring the pollen from ono tree to
another, may be far less Important
than some other kinds of wild bees.
Honey been worn scores In those coi-
iocttons. yet good crops of fruit rosuit-
cd. and this known that insects are
uecossury agents In carrying pollen.
An account of tho discoVury of the
gypsy moth in Connecticut is given
on p 246 with short accounts of Its
lli'o history. and motboda of tirIHittly-
In“ it. Other articles trout of tho
whitcmarked tussock moth, tho wool
ly ample-loaf scalp. and the more no»
porlnnt. scuba Insects of the State, ouch
lining Illustrated.
in addition to the forouoinu arc hrirf
notes on Inosquitml and other Injur-
Iou'a Insects. and tho customary roport
of bursary insects of the State each
being Illustrated.
In addition to tho forcgoing are brief
notes on Inosquiios and otIu-r injur-
louslnoocts. turd Ihc customary rcport
of nurs'cry inspection, rccclpis and ex
peoditur’ca, ctc. ’
This publication is Issued in the
form of a pamphlet of 'M mos. Illns~
lrntcd with 12 plots» and 7 cht- figures.
W
LIILBT FDR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
On account of Its mild action and
pleasant tasto rino Laxative llrult
Syrup is smoothly recommended tor
woman...“ it docs not um-
oeatc or in o pills and ordinar-
cIItharticI. Orion motive ll’ru
II, Aids amnion and stimulated
Est; silo: “Web vols without irritation
her the arms Orlno
with" racists substitultén. Planted}
of Ex
on“. bottom ruins AGAIN.
. W
. Dc lily Anlld'cnt lot Admission to
The" (liver: Matrix-urine; m
on lush on c
stir-nail ably bu.- gm utt new Iii.
,, D’Ilrltin II bricf hear last word: in that O
3 law norm at tho count 5
, manure». having filo
Angstrom; to (up All" If;
i you .c as
’ Ypl% Milli“? sh
Jilin ddiva so thorough on
can occccionr The ”hm” Willi
firichhocarlsc Mr O’Bricn
0‘ ”was but ”9' sq
court houses. '
II new spult- ,
cousins“
in late Always.
Ugo For Over 30 Years.
A , Atoms
’ with“, g: T
@W‘IWAK; Mr'
lldgsérlllules
We lune just received another
shipment of the' g’crrhlnu “Kay
sor" Gloves. lioslrlos ibtI plain
lists and silk styles we have a
lino of pretty not gloves aspect
lnlly adaptcd for warm weather.
'l‘hoy arc not only exceedingly
comfortable but dressy and
pretty as wall.
"N. E. “RYANsp co
8§.Washmgton Street. South Net-walk.
Telephone 474.
MOOSE AROUND NECK.
Body of Young Woman Found in Har-
lem River—Autopsy Prcctudec
Drowning Theory.
NEW YORK May 28.—~Undrr con-L
ditlona that lnrlicutu that murricr was
committed. fluI burly of n voting wo
man was found yesterday on theI
llmux shorv ol’ lbw Harlem 'Rivrr.
The body was sf'IIIlIllii (led and round
theI utck was a tightly fastened nooso
of card An autopsy nhowod death
was probablyt -.Iusr~d by drowning but
the condition of the body. was such
as to make it lrnpossiblo to drum-mintI
the ill color cause of (truth The body
was that of a woman about 25 I'ycurs
of also.
PIRATING FOLEYRS HONEY AND
AR
Foley & Co. C~hiruuo originstedt
Honey and ’i‘at as n throat and inns
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foloy' s Honey
and Tar many Iruitutlons are offered
for the genuine 'i‘hosa worthless
imitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of Ilium. The son-
nino Foley's lionoy and TM is in a
vollow package. Ask for it'nnd ro
(use any substitute. It in the host
remedy for coughs and colds. Plain-
iod's Drug Store. O
”any-.-" “0......“
STORM 0F UNUSUAL INTENSITY
BOSTON May till «Ji‘hc storm
which followed a sudden drop of over
thirty dcgrccs in that tenIptII-mum you
torriuy afternoon in this city and vi-
cinity developed into one or unusual
Intensity during the night The total
prccipltutloh up in it n. at. today was
2: H inches of width Lilli inchos full
Mim‘ ii 00le littli night. This fortI
noon It. was still ruining hard with
the wind blowing from the northeast,
'Bi‘obo ibormomulcr III II II. In. stood at
Moo REWARD 0100.
The readers of tilt! paper will be
pleased to loam that there is at least
one dreaded discuss that science has
boon chin to cure In all ill stages. and
that is scum Hair! (.7me Ours
5cm «motive core now know
u
the. loo, from tty. Duluth
being II Notions disease.
quire. III comic-tr ml treatment
Hair: Datum stirs Ir. twitch internally.
acting dim“!- upon tbobiood and mu.
cons surfaces or the o atom thereby
destroyitas'i‘hfnfmgdstmit at! the gig-
cau.un II it ems area
by bu ildtnt’ up the count tattoo and
am in doing III work.
hm In. much faith In
9" AM I. no
. I L m“?
a or
on“ . sitar o
' Add
’and Eddy streets for s time.
tier 'ivitit Inna
SUIT FOFI $12,000.
Millard Concern Attached by the
' Sheriff.
MILFORD “Mal; ' L’s—An attach-L
meat for 812. 000 was placed on the
business (if the Milford Jewelry Coma
puny Saturday forcnoon by Deputy
Sheriff (looms E. Mallory. acting for
'i‘. [ll llcnuott. of l’iovidondo R. l
The Jewelry company conducted a
mail order business here and tilts nt-
tachmont. is to cover II. bill for sun-
plies which Benson alleges be had
furnished the compact
A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
could not bring as mtrch happin as to
Mrs. Lucia Willie of. Caroline. W s, as
did one 25c box of Bucklen’s Arnicu
Salve, when It completely o‘ursd II. run
ning sure on her log which had tor.
tnrud her 23 long years. Greatest
antiseptic healer of Pilo's, Wounds and
Sores. this at F. H. Baxter‘s. Booth
Norwaik. and E. P. Weed a. Norwalk.
drug stores. ”
I
WM.
RAINBTORM DI‘D MUCH DAMAGE.
SAN FRANf‘iSCO May 28. -—~A vsry
hottvy rainstorm swept over tho city
and surrounding rountry Saturday
night and Sunday. damaging truck
gurdons, flooding basements and
bringing much discomfort and misery
to the roiugcoa calnbod out on low
ground Duo and fiftocn- hundredths
of Iain lo" the hcuvlcst our for this
into season of the your since 1894.
in several parts of the city refugees
compel in low nlscoa were driven out
of their tours by tho rush at water.
Sovsral storm on Fillmore street.
which ware Impaasnbll between Port
were
floodod and many collars more inun-
dutodt ~
WA: WAITING AWAY.
"i had been troubled with kidney
disease for tho last five
Robert R Watts. of as om. Me. "i
lost float) and never felt woldmnd doc-
tot-ed with leading rumba ads and
relief. Finally i tried atoll! Kid-
ney curb and css thtul t ‘0 but
commentary bound. would: am it w
sound and wrdt " During the ruin-
mar tinder Irregular lei! bro ' flan
mood..by excessive laid bolus
orcrhntcd. Alison the due out
once it using Foley Kidney III-c.
Plaist 'l Drug Store. "
W
nonsur- MMVAI. or Vinita.
SIABIIONSM‘ .. flush. , May It .--
sternum Minnohaho‘tf from Martha
for New Ywmgnom in colors II action
“film". not chit:-
t L -
the vessel
5 “390‘
you.
I... mtutuwr
curs, " writes ‘
triad all radical“ smooths v tubularl
nous
ablow'l‘his cont-emu our. prices.
hishwrbts co own» on stub ..
vsuttlgutlon. II no proof stands ll
nous tiloud. . , . r
I'I‘iLI ,i
THE BUSY
WAN-l GOODS SECTION.
Wash goods buying will be at Ila
best for the next tow woeks. We
quote you a tow of the many bargains
:11 those cool, dainty fabrics as fol-
ows:
,‘27 inch good quality lawn.
L luxtru. tine showing of A. h‘. C. ging-
hunts,a absolutely inst color for “51/10
dDirnlty. lawn and batisté,“ leLIIto
ground, tiny rosebud and figured ,de
sign. spocinl for 15o yd.
Iloiescttc. the season’s novmst. and
daintiest plain colored fabric for smart.
shirt waist suits, at 29c yd.
6 also carry a. full lino of ladies’
L winking skirts and ladies' short waist
suits.
DR: EAGS‘ DEAD ,
CHICAGO. May 28 -i)r. mama DL.
Earls, lately at Paris, Ky. 'whEre he
had practiced medicine for' forty
years died here yesterday at' the Is-
sidence of his son Dr B. E. Ends. Dr
Earls was a botanist of wins Inputs»
tion and his contributions to the ho
‘ tanlcal collection at the Smithsonian
institution Included almost all of the
flora of the Coneral States. He. was
a. member of medical associations.
1 “You surely don't meet them social
y"
“Oh. no; only to have a. good time.
you know.
Selling Power.
i
a combination not always found In Sh
we arc beginning to shade the prices.
altering for the coming week.
' KITCHEN D
Don’t tail to take advantage the
every purchase In the ‘10an part
ms. 8m
L ’1!
W... m... .. w.t. — um”...
21 lbs. Granulated sugar. . . .$r.oo
Jones’, Pillsbury’s and Gold
The Best LElgln Creamery
Buttcr, per‘lb‘f L. . . . . . . . . . . .24c
New Assortment of Fancy
Mixed Cokel. per 1b.. .. . ..Ioc
31b. can Asparagusaoc
mi'it‘jrsthAIM-IIL
I'UIfiw Ursula... n‘iir‘cls‘n‘d‘lnl 1°. “h
. .. II I', ‘
Waitfich .... to
13.95qu . L7:
“Winn .. go
.“9umcuriae-rnIc-clacanasaoc 10¢
Lam Bola m
flpfigkc“ DIODIOIDIIIOIIIIIIOO'O 1°“
Windstorm 119
'r’
“fish, at cumulus
mill
“’ 'i....toithoill‘”. ”worm
. .rHs lasso WAIST sELLI
; white .
'gronnd with pink. blue and gratin ilow~
, cred «affects, at 8c yd.
FOR YOUR WIN ‘
Saturdoy And Mommy. .
Medal Flour. per bag. . . .. .7oc 3
“MN" Inuit and Ill other
with? our Will” ,
able—lids concerns I»
vs'mhai- washout by to
traces are wo’ vs .Ivon your?
3,1Ii'l‘ .' 1 I f
. . t . .
GOEB RIGHT ON.
We started It vigorous
wash waists tl.’ fowdays: a
be Increased interest In III I
you road about these Item "
ladios’ white lawn shirt:
Indium front and back I. --
trimmed. at 69c.
indies' whitt- iawn would”
or lacetrimmcd. at, 98c.
Ladies’ white lawn or doth“
shirt. waists inched unlit -
trimmed at 31. 25.
White lawn shirt martini
and lace trimmed, hutta
back, with short sleeves.
White lawn or butlste
buttoned batik or spot
(3'7‘3 will}; it}? till
PDSTMAGTSD MI
Lil. Whig‘oats, Post
18., neatly lost his lie and
of all comfort, heralding
which says: "For 20‘
chronic liver complaint;
such a severe CW9 of:
even my finger nulls tn .
when my doctor preset
Bitters; which cured me north .
me well for eleven years
tor Billionaire”. “enrol »
and all Stomach Liar,
iterator darting
laments.
stores. 50 cents.
lit Wailits‘.‘ "Halidsolile as
book at the special good things If
EPARTMENT.
15 per cent. discount. we are
ment.
SIGOMP
”(a 8mm 4‘
will"
SUPPLY: "'
Tell I“. LvVhat kind or
. flint; 1' 'II
Tel. 450.
Harr moldings:
.,..
'w. ILILcVLc «mound '
to tiring our slim
market. offer“ mi 0
wcL think rem
shim,“ it!“ Wit , . .
Norwalk Chronicler