SONS IN AND III THEM. .
Nation Street.
North the comb lly
Successors to F. D. LYON & CO.
ton Point Hoteli»
\
South Namath.
ESfp'ecial attentton men to Automobile Parties.
Ir
Decoration Day
Grand Concert by the Wheeler 8L WIIsou Band.
Dancmg Alternoon and Evening
F LAGS----AII Sizes.
flag Napkins. ~—
——Decorali0p Crepe Paper.
AT NELSON’ S.
A Meney- Raising Salel
for |0 Days Goods in be Sacrificed.
Don't Miss It.
Yard Yesterday. WA BLANcu Ann.
Friends of Frank K. Briggs. of No.» MATTHEW (JOIl‘llE'l‘T.
The Paris 810614 (\ SHiI “Huge, milk. are having lots of tuna with him JOHN H- "1".“-
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
TWO ACCIDENTS AT IRON WORKS
——
Boy Had Arm Draw Into Machinery
and Bones Broken In Two Places.
John Hobowa‘k. of Windsor
Plucc,
SOUTH NORWALK.
RELIGIOUS TRAINING OF COUNTY
HOME CHILDREN.
State Charity Board Favors Bringing
Up in Parnets' Faith.
At the June meeting of the state
. hired lee
‘ A MIC.
home wsddlnn was coloni-
vetting
A pret
tor. Mire Nellie hole smith become
the bride of Thomas Alexander Buri-
tor, on eiteet'ned young employee at
the blot-walk Iron Works Company.
The hours had been decorated for
the occasion. the genctni- color being
green and white. with a profusion of
field and cultivated daisies. potted
palms and other greenery and flow- _
one .
The ceremony was performed under
a marriage bell in the parlor by tho
pcctivoly, while Miss Flora Smll.t :t
niece of the bride was flower gill
The ushers were Marshall E. Baxter.
a brother of the groom. and Alfred
Culblll.
At the conclusion of the solemn
nuptial cchicc, a reception was ten-
tiered the bride and groom. at which
they were showorcd with congratula-
tions and ‘woll wishes by friends.
which both avc in larfge numbers.
The letter also remembered thorn
handsomely with woddlng presents.
Later in the evening the happy bride
and groom departed on their wedding
trip and were tendered a lively furo-
wcll. 'l‘helr coach was gully decorat-
cd with stronmets uttd a bell wntnod
everybody of its Itppronch Friends Itc-
compunlcd the bikini putt to the depot
in olhct couches and made things
interesting for them before the train
whirled them uwuy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Baxter will reside in
Osborne avenue, Dust Norwnlk. upon
their return.
DOG COST MR. BRIGGS $2.
Hie Pet Terrier Escaped from Rear
todnt
Olliero 'l‘homus boulbotlund who is
one of Lhe._otiiclul dog catchers. nnd
quite a clb'sc l‘rlcnd, has frequently
joked Mr. Briggs Ithoul his for; lorrlcr
(log null told'rhlm tlutt he would got the
little animal yct. Mr. Brings thought
Illllt‘l'WlSe and us cvcnls proved. lucor.
roctly.
The (lot; which is u very dlutiuu
. at the residence oi ‘.
Mr. tutti Mrs. Aaron amltb. in Jervis
avenue. Norwalk. when their dunno I:
.. Dos licens
“South Norwngh
» 'l‘ile lists of owners at unlicensed
410:» will be handed to the shiectméu.
June 11-10? hr section".
Ill he leaned at the
dice of the eclecttnen,
’ND- 5 Rallru 'Iplace. Saturday vtwon
“‘5' Jim? 9 l oln 7 to 9 o'clock ‘
Nerivalk, June 7 1906. .
IiFlRBER’I‘ R. SMITH.
‘17 at Town Clerk.
one] meeting of said district will be
hold at the Franklin street school
house on Tuesday evening. June 12.
.1906. at 8 o'clock to hear the reports
of the District Committee, Treasurer
ttnd Collector for the past your. and
to elect. a member of the District
Committee to serve. for the succeeding
three yours. and other ofliccrs for the
ensuing your: to lay a tax to meet the
necessary expenses of the district
and to [lily so much of the Indebted
ness of said district iii-l shrill be deem
cd advisable; to authorize the District
lommlttco to borrow on the credit of
said district, such sum or sum: of
money as may be necessary to meet
the current expenses of said district
for the ensuing year; to hear the re
port of the special committee appoint.-
cd to Investigate the matter of fenc-
ing and. beautifying the. grounds of the
Franklin school property. and also
to hour the report of the special build-
ing committee, and to take stub action
on said rcpotts us may be doomed
proper: and to ttunsutt any other
business ptopctly (outing bciotc suld
meeting.
Dntgrdm at South Norw.alk Conn.
June
j? 5t District Committcc.
Week or J one 11th
COOKE’S
style and workmanship of the various
Ruined Muslin Curtains
Cross Btrlpo Madras Curtains . . . . . ..
Curtain Stretcltcrs
Yncht Mops
Decorated Ten Plates
Decorated Breakfast Plates
ordatvtlllllne
....
has. is and 5 oAzn'r'rn BUILDING.
IIOAOIII
HOUSEFURNISHING
69c Decorated Dinner Plates
350 Decorated Plotters
6c Decorated Cups and Saucers
. 7c Decorated Covered Dishes . . .
Ir ‘ .
ace and .MllSlltl' Curtains
There is nothing that the market
Iuea which we offer prove their superlorlty~not Only in regard to tho ptlceu asked but lilac Ebocause u! the
ntfords in commendable goods but what is shown in our stock. The var ‘
lines shown.
.. 60c to $1.40
1“” Fm“ D “my" ”3"” 0‘ “‘3 1‘ l “ Ruffled Boblnet Curtains ....'.'.'.'.'.".' I.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'f.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.'.‘.'.'.'...................., ....,;125..,;50.,
‘ NOW Open for the season Of 1906- Norwnlk it‘iletbodlstClaugchm'l‘hcéwm NOtlce' Nottingham Lace Curtains, in twotoned effect ' .3. 82. 30 to 35 no.
‘ w‘fimmc ““3qu y I" "m“ ' -—- Nottingham Luce Curtains .......t. ............ ....... ...... .............. 85c to $6.00
; Shore Dinners aSpeciaIty, Dancing, Boating. Bathmg and laminar... mm, “mm, m... "ll” ”Infill grille”! ”133th? tSouth hNor fiifil’fifi‘flflf 33333: ...... '""W"""""""i’§os°t§°:7733
. ‘ qu non c 00 are are ere ' ....... . 2
’ - ‘ . Other fittTaCtlons- 134$: mgexaflf glas‘liltiitiitl outgoing. by warned and notified that. the un- Brussels Not Curtains ....... ........... . $3. 85 to $7.00
III-IIIIQIIIIOII
,__ ..........$1.00to$375
8c Decorated Soup Plates............ be
150 Decorated Gravy Boats 108
16c Decorated l’ICleJJAIBheB 5c
35¢ Decorated individual Butters 20
cote-til.
TRISTRAM c Hus-r, NORWALK,’ oomv.
.— w
H. KRIEGERe co.
3 Room-
Furnished
II boy about sixteen yours of age. who
is employed at the Nutwulk [Ion
Works. met with a very painful acci-
dent. which might how ever. have been
bonrd of charities hold yesterday, in
Hartford, the question was brought up
of the religious training of county
the one is kept in the tour of the
Norwulk llmdunrc f‘ompuny 3 slow
in Muin stIIei, Itnd youtcrdny ui‘tct
$|0ll
much worse had not
the mac hincty
been stopped as he was being drug-
ged bodily into it.
As it was his arm
was broken in two places in n scrious
manner. '
Ironic children who are plucod otrl and
it was the unanimous opinion of the
board that every such child should be
brought up in the religious faith of Its
purcnls wherever possible; even when
that differs fruit) the denomination of
noon. while the buck door of the store
was open. the tcrrlcr cnruo ‘(Illl and
slurlcd down Main struci.
Officer lmrttltcriand new it nnd ob-
scrvcd ulso tltnt it was muzzlelcsu. Ho
lost no time in picking It up and ink-
Teul Theatre
West Avenue South N Itwalk
:hgfi‘l’fi
. The injured boy had his sleeve catch
In the machinery and his arm was
drawn into the ponderous machine.
He gave a yell nnd the machinery was
{thickly shut off. but not before the
arm had been broken in two pieces
Dr. Jean Dumorllet was cullod mtd
‘-—~~-assisted by Dr. H. C. Sher-cc, set, the
fractures.
”10 family in which the child is living.
This followed the rcporl made by Mrs,
F. A. Michell of In Hartford county
ousc where n Hartford County Home
child bud been pint-ed in a family who
required ultonduncc at church which
was not of the sumo faith us that
which the child’s parents rtttl‘ndcd.
Mrs. Mitchell stluod that. u second tour
of visits was being madc- umong the
children of the Hartford County Home
who are living out in families. and It
had bcn found that the children from
the Hartford County Home huve been
\t'cll placed. as It rule.
Miss Rebekuh ti. Bacon reported
that the New Haven Cotmty Home for
children was doing well under its new
supcrlulcrulcnt Itnd nuttron. Mr. unIl
Mrs. Irlddlo.
Appointments to visit strtlo institu-
Ilte [dwindling Stock (30.
Change gmy Nightly
Opening indium thrilling romance
of the California gold fields. entitled
Hearts
of tho
Sierras! , A..- .. ,, .
"GIOVIERTS tilt. PIAOIEII
'1 .. big. Vaudeville ~" “""‘
~——Acts—-— 1
ing it to the owner. it cost Mr. Briggs
$2 to Intro it rclouscd from pound.
On Easy Payments.
None but the Beat Goods, and Every Piece.
. Guaranteed.
Your Money Back if Your Purchase is Not as
Represented. "
OBITUARY RECORD.
FREDERICK B. RAYMOND.
il'ho lIt‘itlIl of Frederick [3. Raymond.
urged 23 yours, son of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Clutrlcs lluyntond. occurred this nlorn‘
lug ut his home. 24 Concord street.
from consumption. The funornl will
be held Saturday morning front St.
Joseph's Church.
FUNERAL 0F LOUIS VENEZIA
'I‘ho l'nncrul of the Info Louis Veno-
nlu wns hold this morning :il 9 o'clock
front St. Joseph's Church. “or. Wil- .
llnm ii. Mahcr olilciutlnn. ’l‘hc l‘uncrnl
wus lurucly attended and the three or-
gnuiznllons of which the dccouscd was
A young man named McGowrn n
helpet at the Norwnlk iron Works
bed the tip of one of his fingers crush.
(it! today by a piece of iron falling on
It. The injury was drcsscd by DI.
J. C. Dumorticr.
“VISITED THE SOLDI ERS’
1..
Blur Your ll. 0 Goods Here
Our Customers are finding the hard animals.
HOME.
Women's Relief Corps of the State has
It: Annual Outing.
A department mccling of the We
1pm.. for me quarter ending J1"... 30 n nwmlwr turned out In force to our Litputkugos hour‘s: .................................................... 25c
en's fiche! Corps frt‘lfilt‘SO-mlng nl Ame made as follows: State prison. tlhiclr lns‘tmlrlbltttc of respect Ill) hint. ., litit‘kdgcs ”0 0A 1's ................................ . .............. 250
OMS I! the C “08 0 l 9 SIM“ was Miss Bacon and Mr. lirldrm n chool ‘0 "VI“ 1“ "“3 WW“ W 91‘8““. I“ I '
hvld yesterday [It FMS S()I(llt’l"5 fiII‘ Mnys, “1011(101L Miss: [3:002 and E‘n‘tgutrs and the “Hull“ Independent HUMPTY DUMPTY MAT'NEE. 21 IIU‘IID'di'iI IRANULATD I) SI “A“ ............... , a...” .............. $1.00
Heine. Noroton 'l‘horo were Lu‘go Mr. Kellogg. industrial School for Girls Society . The pullbcnrurs comprised SATURDAY AFTERNOON lxifvli MIDAS PM it. Best in ”it“ uorid. fly I! bug;
doiegauons present “'0!“ NOW IH' tlYl‘Il. HUSDIHII fur hugging. Mkldkttown. I)“ IWU (Of each (I’I‘gflsxihlygiknh‘ In“ Arlen ' 1"” I; 1 INF: VI‘AGET ADI: ES
sport, Hartfotd and horn Iii-i liown and Mrs. Milo ell (,3 V. 0 men was It . ul'yg jump or)" Wm»—
wel 'as from Stum'fotd and The Nor- 1mm"... Norwich. MI‘SF‘Mllgllll‘llmlltllzl f): ’l‘ltcrc were many handsome fiorul irl- PR'CES """""""" 1°“ 20° '"d 30° UNITED GROCERY 00
walks. The ladies took their lunch Kano. holes from the societies und other ‘ m
and hurl It In the dining hulls of the The next meeting of the hortrd will “it"“tfi- “Om“ I‘. 0' ”W 9"de TUESDAY"'N°'ANA some. 20 NORTH MAIN e'r. « Iron-r or.
homé- “’0‘“ 200 “1‘1 M “1‘? “INCH bc hold on Monday, .Ittly 2, Instead ol SNW‘L 0' whlrh Edwin" Vcnozla. 90“ WEDNESDAY—A ROMANCE OF 30 NORWALK. c1”, IAIT NORWALK. 01‘.
In the afternoon a “m. program of u the first. Wednesday of the month of thc (loosened. wus u student conlrlb- IRELAND. 1'“...in TIL. III I
mimic” and IIIL‘I‘RI‘Y ('IlallliflCI‘ was Willi‘h In ”Us your filllts' Oil ”10 Fnlll'lh. “(Hl' THURSDAY *THE BURGLAR'S
cgt‘fled out by the ladies. Among the pmaldgm H. H. Bridgman prugidell FUNERAL 0!“ MRS. iiiiAMMEl.l.. CHILD
numbers were two vocul union by Mrs .
The funeral of tho Into Mrs. ilrnm-
moi], of Rnllrnud IlVl’nIll‘, will be bold
tomorrow morning lit 9 o'clock from
St. Joseph's Church. The Interment
will be In St. Mary's Cemetery.
nt yesterday's meeting nnd nil mem-
bcts of the board were present except
in ii. A. Down. of Hartford.
Holmes. of Ndi oton who sung “We ro
Totaling Tonight on the Old Camp
Ground, " In Which the veterans jllllu'il
lustily. Speeches were madc and It
“gt..."g... “.5.‘.‘....’..i”“"“
()ne of Luther Burbunh's crcutions.
Hundreds of Eyes
PUBLIC FLOAT INSTALLED.
._ 4 peed time resulted.
W
WAY DOWN IN OLD INDIANY.
realistic ever seen on arty Hlilfll?
flm
ties. In
will rank with the very bout
this.
all week of June 11.
Midi-l DAIINET acetone.
. litre cabinet.
I: humor of the piuy conferred with
I'. Dresser on the subject IIIIIi the
rent song writer was delighted at the
The
churning scene; In which It dog is used
to propel the trend puwot lhnt given
necessary velocity to the churn.
the fourth act the
M phone with its notes of golden
‘I most refreshing bit of rent-
ltI entirely you’ll find lndlnnu
of
This play will so given
I). June 7.»—l’romler Morel
mod to the king the rents-
«pie any “Interest don't mount to much."
D MILLION DOLLARS every year iii lhl’l‘ltlllltiid'l‘.
The public flol whiIh has been pto
vlllcd for the not of the public through
the generosity of Ric'hutd ll (ioldon.
through the railing at. the top of the
pnlr of sluirs which nru built on tho
flout. 'l‘lto flout is the one which was
formerly owned by If. A. 'l‘ulllc of tho
Ki'i'lil convenience to the general pub-
lic.
-—a—IW
touched at the office of the district nt-
lorncy today to discharge Josephine
'I'orrnnovu from custody, on Monthly
libs will not be held for trial on n
churge of killing her uncle. linotnno
Result). When It lury acquitted her
that P‘rldny of the charge of killing her
nuul. Mrs. Concetta Reggie. Assistant
District Attorney idly united that the
IIIrl be held for trial on the other
churns. but it has now been decided
that It lit not worth while to under-
tulto the expense.
. .. . S. v... .. ,4 .4“4
Ask any mun
ADDRESS BY MISS BLOWERS.
The regular meeting of the Woman I:
I". Iiioworn. of tho ArncrlI-nn Mission-
nry i-lnclcly. in which Minn Illowcrs
told of the work helm; done In I‘nrin
lilI II. A social hour wuu thou pttsnod
LIEUT. GODFREY'B GOLD MEDAL.
First Lieutenant Howurd N. llodlroy,
of Company It. received It hnudttnme
ilmlfrcy do one of the most popular
tnllltnry men In town and III receiving
congratulations from his friends. The
medal was sent Will the cmnplitncntu
of tho Offlcore' Association of the
Third Regiment.
Ml” PAIDII IAILO FOR EUROPE.
llr. PnrdooDIIibrow than just returned
front It visit In New York. with her
daughter. Miss Mary Mold I’Itrdoc.
Mllili Patrice sailed today for COImIIIIllI‘
on, Denmark. and will spend the cum-
mor In Germany. working in material
for the Department of German. to the
liltltlcltl Culture school, where title is '
teaching.
- MLVATION Almv M“ Imus.
ing in the hull iiI south Main street
Large White (immune four inches
litl'IllriB. produced continuously through-
out the. SunInu-r. i-‘lttc blunts in four
Showy flowers of n brilliant, nltndo
of orange sent-lot. Plants In four Inch
pots. Ibo ouch; extra lurgc plants in
Hartford's Floral Hall, Norwellt.
CONDUCTED IV “TI-ll LATE MAX
TARLOV. CONNECTICUT AVINUI.
WILL II CONTINUED IY MI AT
THE SAM! PLACI.
newt-Annoy.
S.“ ’a
$4.00 and $3.50
“WEAR SHOES IIIAI fll"
v j: sign-i
THI DALI! ITAILII PORMIRLY z”
WE. ARI RIADY to fill your him
with cell for out winter. Thin may
«em I "far cry." but many of our on»
tumors are getting their order! book-
ed. We guarantee our coal and our
price—you mhy rely upon at every
4 time. .
No matter when you have bought "
cent to youth pm. we want you to try
our cut-end “Hill! season.
W.
are being overworked tut a. result of application It Work 61' books.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had on various trouble
averted by wcurlng a pair. of our.
PSI“ Dropscrs 319‘“ “WK WHY “0W“ with the compliments of the South AHHIN'IHIIIIn. of the South Not-wnlk Im‘h pots. lfit' In two inch pots. PfOpOf Ola-son. Properly AdJUDIOd,
hi Old “WW? I“ introduced I“ ”‘9‘ Norwnlk Trust Company. wus Instttl- Congregational Church. with m. 95mm. loc. Examination Free
“WM “3" 0' "'0 grout “I‘M ”WV. 1’" tI-d yesterday at lhe'Wnsltlngton street inlly Interesting one. Those present TRITOMA. THE nap HOT pong“ .
duh“ deI. which WI” be BCI‘I] Ill bridge. A filllflWliy has U001] (“It Illtll‘lli‘ll I0 m] "ddrmflg hy Mlliti ,Immin PLANT. MfllChIHg 0! 14311803 On“ all Repairing a Specialty.
k2! Toni: Theatre. on Wont. nvcnuc.
o. B. JACKSON,
. Optician.
live Inch pots, 20c each. ' .
II“- This ‘3 only 0"“ 0' "WW ““1“" 'i‘uttlc lcnuiuo Company. Home slight “till rillrl‘ahilltillifl uflor Which the HARDY PHLOX. M611 ando R'Wornello 58 WALL STREET' NORWALK CONN
“I incidents ”I“ “’1‘“ I" "Wk" lndluno chungcs will be mndc In It before It I'WM'IIIIIOH adjourned for Ilw “will Finn lot of varieties In four Inch
Folks a most interesting plny. In the I“ perfectly adopted to Its new DOHI’ m... pols lfic ouch. PHOTD ‘5'
first act the hunt scone Is one of most lion um... which it wil prove to be u .
A For "This“ week’s
Eve-
» Bookkeeper or till-amen for sale
It ‘ ‘ It i 1 fit TERRANOVA GIRL TO BE DIB- gold IIICIIIII this morning. f‘tmlmlllitlllg w»~m-ww-~~~—=—=—--» .an-..“ nlng mm first “I". appor‘unny' pm.
It: glfoevxnutl:bpl‘ilt‘lllll‘tl'tllr‘l for mt: NEW YORNHl‘RGEP' De I I fifteen yours or i‘ulthfnl service III tho particular: c." upon. 4
action .0, a number m; clover . .uno 7 m C ”011 WM elulo nntlonul guard. Irlillllflliltfll.
Men’s Serge Suits
worth!” at Md.
2 Piece outin lulu. light colorl.
F. H. EIELD,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Booth Not-walk.
Amusement I’IIIII
MIAoow eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Inubcll Ivory Ilitlrdly and Holiday.
line now held. Olly of cocoa from
all eerie cf- the town. Comfortable
worth .10 at $3. 8.
EATON “HURLBUT
WRITING menu,
Interest and he not tell you it. In About the most unto the Salvation Army will both C "‘ "°‘” ”mm.“ m" m“ a m.“ 3"“ m“ ‘M m" m"" 256 h box I
“he knows. mooring Niall evening III 7 till I: ‘clocit * mined cellular you-«all kind: end all mm. Mound. . '
Banks of the United States pay their depositors in the open all”. fol low“ I)! a. “WN- byline chemist dylvod-goc I A ‘
W
lekc. Envelopes. no .
SATURDAY.” JUN! I.
worth while? Are you getting your share of this huge til it. In- 1510mm" In ”9‘00"“! I0 , halt mm“: ”I”. will l I‘I‘AMFD DIID * '
Thrift? if n vii not 0 on an account here NOW. llthIe meetings. There will film he I" ”' I “W "I A?»
019'. ct, y p meetings Bt‘tturdny evening. auntie-y IATUHDAY UM ill. a , § _
Norwnlk Savings Beck,
whtehthe
out the.
morning and evening.
A re lul- meet! oi the flat mu
our ingot? 1m flit tut evening It
at nines
"Mitt Ingram
In tilllttiltl It
it little
orl
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