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. n... has... ~
. ”ammonites «its
Or. so. as a.
mailman blocfi 188 Well:
at... as and on racism of
monitwluly sud Aug. assessed
clock. All Royal Arch Nit-
disliy invited. Thaddeus
, P. Robert M. Wilson. Bee.
5 , No.52. Order Custom Chl-
ovals block, 188 Walli-
..'Id and 4th Fridays stench
, . air and Au. «mud-4t
0' our. All member-of 0. ll-
ilslly invited. Miss None A.
land. WM Miss id Sharer. Boo.
‘ MR, DONOVAN’B CASE.
one opinion of Corporation Counsel
I j‘glvsn to the city meeting on
17st. Monday of March last. has
‘ ; sustained by .ludlle (lager of the
it rior Court. In, the case of lore-
gti Donovan vs. the City of South
it will be remembered that.
, oven claimed that no appro
ion could be‘msde at the meeting
‘ stlon because the estimate rth
tilted by the charter to be made by
ouncii was not made on the Tues-
. next preceding the ilrst Monday
March, as provided by Section 27
the charter, but on the 16th day of
At the meeting Edwin Adams in-
fbll that Mr. Donovan was right. and
on Corporation Counsel Light
or...“ opinion. Mr. Light stated that
. e‘wss clearly of the opinion that the
,metlting was legal, and that the city
Marthe right to make the appropria-
‘lons as fully and freely as though
'. the Council had made the estimate on
be Tuesday next preceding the meet»
~ lug. because thetprovislon in question
m: directory anti not mandatory. .
Mr. Doronn asked for an injunction
. (debut the city. and in Paragraph 13
L of his complaint he alleged that the
‘dlty had-not ri‘ght‘ito apprOpriate said
spin, based on an'estlmate, February
Emily'fiolng a day other than the
Enig'prellcrlbcd by its charter." 'l‘o
is‘parngraph the corporation counsel
(in but!!! of the city filed a demurrer,
.{followsz
Il‘rom the facts alleged in the com-
Mt it appears that every charter
‘ulrement to enable the (lily of
hill Norwalk to make such appro
lotions was compiled with. except
slid Council did not meet for the
than of making said dotallt’d esti-
fnttfijpn the exact day fixed by the
_ dinner of said city, which is imma-
j bikini and of an importance, the mak-
"*8?“ said detailed estimate by said
Niall! being the essence of the thing
111.er by said charter to be done.
the time of mailing the some not
m the essence thereof; and be-
ing :ssld provision of said charter
... [as said Council to lllt'tli on said
directory only, and is not. man-
snd the right and power of
' , to make said appropriations
:not lost or destroyed through the
,‘of the Council to plant and
”it"s“! estimate on the (ritual
3 . ‘ by said charter."
mining this dealurrcr Judge
says. among other things:
,‘lhlf that the provision is to be
. II directory and not as munda-
ilii lilo whole charter into
appears that this estimate
pity advisory in its character
’ do for the purpose of spot»
y preheating to the adjourned
glint-.the'nlnount and character of
rioull appropriations. it has no
force of itself. it may be add-
..substrscted from, or perhaps
disregarded when tha‘ [pooling
only feature of Mr. Donovan‘s
' lift for determination is the lo
of making an appropriation to
expanses of the committee on
and the enlargement of the
idsrlos and protecting the city
“A? t the a town effort to
tie ' its thi‘i'pis of «atomic
/ use, the money lip-
bl‘pepiftnl before an in-
lpluod against the city.
1 : of the ”sworn:
”At? North Wilton
W’ Rho speaker will
' ,B. llenctiict, well
of this continua.
Oil is" played b
lasts with
in! View
L: s
“Q m;
f'ifdfifi'fn‘d‘ :1 “lid? gut”
. , . a-
of sonar and 1 tablospoonful
._ of canton: outshone hour.
lithe remedy for small ants which
has appeared in the paper proves a.
sure cure. i shall feel more than
grateful to the one who contributed it.
A Reader.
The modified snspender effects are
especially pretty with the corneas
skirts. ‘
The liveliest shades of violet mauve.
green. as well as ten are selected for
the leather motoring costs. The leath-
er has an exquisitely soft finish, and
these coats are very swagger for cold
and stormy days. '
Large. flat, clothvoovorod buttons
and simulated buttonholes of silk s0u~
tache extend down the entire length of
the front of a princess gown, begin-
ning at the extreme upper edge. The
same decoration appears upon th bol-
ero. and an aristocratic air is given
the whole costume by this very simple
means.
The ostrich plume cannot be too
long, it seems. to meet the dictates of
fashion. Upon a late Paris model a
ponderous white plume. starting at the
highest point, of the upralsed left brim,
extends around the back and over the
right side-of the hat down'naarly on
to the right shoulder. bill before it
inches it sweeps back again to the
left side where it rests softly against
the top of the left sleeve. The effect
is an'ostrich frame for the face.
For a colored costume to wear on a
hot day there is no cooler shade than
a clear green.
Goldenrod is the name of a salad,
the recipe for which is found in The
Delineator and sounds pretty good:
Three-fourths of a quart of minced
chicken, one pint chopped cabbage,
one-half teaspoon celery salt. one-half
teaspoon pepper; mix with mayor»
liaise stiffened with gelatlne to moist-
en: pack in pan; sat on ice twelve
hours; cooked asparagus stalks, lot-
tuce hearts, soften egg Yolk on top;
bed. large lettuce leaves.
A delicious dressing for a fruit sal~
ad has in it lemon juice but no vine-
gar and the whites as well as the
yolks of eggs, but each beaten separ-
ately and the whites added at the very
last. Of course there is oil and sugar
and salt~but no mustard or cayenne.
Every one knows the beneficial re-
sults of salt. baths for the body. but
how many thing of using salt. on the
head? And yet it is said that a dry
shampoo with a handful of salt well
rubbed into the scalp will do wonders
toward cleansing and strengthening
the scalp. An improved condition of
the hair will very norm be apparent. Of
course the suit should be washed out.
THE COUNTY cooars.
Calendar of Sessions for the Current
Year. -
Court Messenger Charles S. Evans
has prepared his court calendar list
for the court year of 1906417. As us~
uni it is most complete and is a colli-
plots index of the time each court will
come in at the county court house
during the nine months fronl Septem-
ber 4, 1906. to June 4, 1907, says the
Bridgeport Post.
The only important. change from
previous lists is that which deals with
the common pleas court. The old
lists showed the court in session ill
Dallbury for the months of February
April, June and December. This
list shows that the court will sit in
Danbury only during the months of
February. April and Ducculbcr. linu-
bury has not furnished lilili'h business
of late and tllcso terms are more than
enough.
The months for the court ill Bridge-
port are January. Mart-ll, May June.
Seplolllbiar, ()t‘ltll’li‘l‘ and Ntlvt‘lllbtlf‘.
The court corpus ill the first Tuesday
of each lllunlll. So far as September
is concerned nothing is done. As a
ruin the court does not have Iilllt‘ll
business before the last week of the
mouth.
The iirstcolu't to open the now your
is generally the criminal common
I'lcas. That is fills» in corm- in on
Tuesday. September 4. Its session
will be, bold and it will get out of the
way for the much more important
criminal superior 'which will open on
Sept. ll.
'i'be civil superior Is not due until
October 9. while the supreme tribunal
will not put ill appearance until Oct-
obnr 23. From that on the courts
follow each other in the regular or.
der observed for years.
The only important change recently
made is the calling of the jury session
in January. Iierotoforo the attention
of calling a jury has been left to the
members of the bar, bllt that did not
work satisfactorily, so the judges have
u'mde a Jury term of the January soa-
s on.
CCOTLAND WANTB PARLIAMINT.
IJONDON, July l9.-lrritatod by the
lack of opportunities to discuss Scot»
tlsh attentions in the House of flour
mods and somewhat jealous of the pro-
mists of
mtulo to reload in tho lau's speech at
the opening of Parliament. the Scottish
members have selected Mr. arts. Lib-
eral member for the North Division of
Aberdeen, to introduce a bill providing
for the establishment of a parliament
in Hominid. The bill. the text of
which was issued today, provides tor
“lentil; him. “um
. m, . ones on
the creation of ufisinsle‘cbsnlbur is;-
islatlon to deal with purely Scottish
legislation. Post's willho eligible to
mombsisblp‘ and the executive power
will mains to be vested in this crown.
WAOHINOTON mill? Acclt‘llit‘r.
Thomas time for many years salt
lira. simian swan, on it
onto iii had to tile t in front of
the United blink Build as. in Warship-
ton street. that morning. The animal
got on the sidewalk and banana this
also in train it rain. on that it was
names to , it in ordor to release
: 9 mass wasnv‘murusli. and
p. and. the harness was
mwmgisist‘lb, ' ,
rlpotomstoss, 4 men
renter control of local affairs _
AND
Clothing an Fulaisllingsiu Mal
which we will sell regardless of cost.
en, , men and Children.
IiilllBlllls
Stamped $4.00, at ..........
Stamped $3.50. at .......
Stamped $3.00, at ..............
regular $3.00, at . . . . ........
leathers, regular $2.50 ......
Men‘s Vici Shoes, regular $2.00 . .
$3.00 Shoes, at .................
$2.50 Shoes. at .................
$1.75 Shoes, at .................
AUTOMOBILE ACCI-
DENT.
ANOTHER
Party of Americans Injured by Col-
lision In France.
iiiSlEUX. France, .luly lil.—-llctalls
of the automobile accident. yesterday
between liillltulx and I‘llvosSar-Mor.
wulIvknnwn New York lawyer, accom-
paniml by his (laughter Charlotte. and
a party of girl friends. including Miss
('lurrow. Miss Kcuduli and Mrs. James
if. tlrconway. a niece of Andrew tiar-
ucuic, started from Paris at 10 o‘clock
yesterday llltlf‘illllK for Listen: in an
automobile driven by an Italian chuuf‘
four named (larsuuhle. The machine
covered two hundred miles before af-
ternoon. including a stop for lunch.
The accident (incurred on an isolated
collntry road five miles from I..lstoux.
Mr. l-liillnlau's automobile collided
with a heavy nlillor's truck driven by
M. 'i‘rouchard. the proprietor of n
nulxhboring llollr mill. The shock
was terrific. demolishing the aulomo
bile and throwing Its m'cupants and
M. 'l‘rouohnrll Into the road. Mr.
Stillman and M. 'l‘roucbard suffered
the most serious injuries, the others.
with the tlxccptlon of Mrs. tlrccuway
anti tho chauffeur. who u'orl- slightly
hurl, escaping illjllryu After [manuals
of lilo vicinity bad girl-n first aid to
the injured persons, the latter were
taken to the hospital here.
Mr. Stillman and his party recently
returned to Paris from all extensive
automobile tour of Switzerland and
Italy.
TELERAPH OPERATOR A SUICIDE
Hilli'i‘li BERWICK. Mo. Jilly lib-«-
The unnecessary selling of a dancer
tllxlilll against a freight train at the
local station of the Boston a Mtiiilu
llnllrond was followed today by Ibo
(Iliit‘thtil‘y that inwrcnca h‘uirchlld the
night operator, was dead at his post.
A revolver was clutched in the man's
rlubt hand and there was a ballot
wound in his head. it was believed
at first that the tiniearabllor was the
victim of foul play, but an lnvestlslb
lion satisilsd the coroner that Fair-
fluid had committed suicide.
Highland Avenue
Acreage Property
City Water, [looms Lights, High
t’mati, on Line Trolley load.
i new upscale plots. sensor as fol-
. _
I ”-100. 0 1M”, II» in.
Hue opportunity to more shots.
building cm. or for subdivision.
'Ifllflilll'l
fhfiylor it Golden
,. . ’ it if
militant” “hm i flit l
m Connecticut usual-Ii Lilo issue
can Mamet Harri“ all a no-
suitable his
policy for VIM It the fol-
touts games it out r m
m' a s A. s A” g ”
I
1:. on war
T Ale IO m.
llu rations stony out upon appli-
A
cation to ' ‘
New. ,
lips
Shoe Department.
W. L. Douglas and King Quality Shoes and
Oxfords, in all ieethérs and styles,
Men's Century Shoe, all leathers and styles,
Men's Shoes and Oxfords. all styles and
Women's Button and Lace Shoes and Ox-
fords in all leathers and styles.
Boys' Tan and Black Shoes, reg. $2.50, at. . $1.85
Boys' Russia Calf Shoes, reg. $2, at ........ $1.25
show that Thomas E. Stillman, tiny
la. in. boat will have five hours at Vai-
As our Fall Goods are due here August 15th. we must make room for them, and therefore
we are altering immense bargains t0 the buying public
BEGINNING FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 20th. AT 8 A. M.
All of these goods are clean and up-to-date. We will sell them below actual cost. They
are honest bargains and the following items should convince you:
‘ fl I'Mlll'lfll
4
Clothing Department.
Men's Blue Serge Suits, worth $15. at. . . . . $9.00
Men's Assorted Colored Suits, reg. $12. at. $8.00
Men’s Assorted Colored Suits. reg. $9, at. . $6.00
......... 33-50 Men's Assorted Colored Suits, reg. sol-at. . $3.50
......... $330 Youth’s Assorted Colored Suits. reg. $3. at. $5.50
$2 6 Youth's Assorted Colored Suits, reg. $5, at. $3.50
""""" ' 5 Men's Pants. worth $3.50, at . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.50
Men's Pants. worth $2.50. at .............. $2.00
$2 50 Men's Pants. worth $2.00. at ......... . . . . $1.25
""""" ' .‘Ci’illdren‘s Suits. regular $4. at . . .. . .. . . . . $2.25
Children‘s Suits. regular $2. at ............ $1.25
''''''''' $2.00 Knee Pants, ,worthasc to 75¢, at. . . . ..19c to 450
........ $1.50 . Men's Neckwcar~Bows 4 for 25c. Four-in-
Hands. regular
......... $2.50 at 390.
......... $2.00
......... $1.50 . at 39c'
for 25c.
liliiti Bummer Tlmc-Tphle 1906
0n and After Jane 25
the New and Communism
STEAMER HUN ROTOR
CAPTAIN WILLIAM OUNGS.
Leave Huntington r Norwsik.
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a. In.
and 2:35; p. In.
Leave Norwalk for ifllntlngion on
‘Mtsldnys and Fridays at Still it. ill.
and 4:11. |). to.
Excursion Tickets .............. _
Single Fare ..............
Children 6 to 12 young“. Eacurslo ,
35:; Single ”are, 250. .- . .
Will stop at Valle Grove Mendays
and Fridays ill airplay.
Faro from Norwallt:
60c.
Passengers from Norwaik by 8:45
Round trip,
iey Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.
AillllSifilll’fli Pfli’li
’
MEADOW STRICT.
COUTH NORWALK. ZONN.
Baseball Every Saturn-yous Holiday.
Fine new field. any sin-com from
all parts at the town. Comfortable
Grand Bland and Good, Clean
Games Assured.
u-..‘
July 21st,
New York Colored Giants.
July 28th.
Cuban x-Clsnts.
August 4th. IITHIL.
Niswailt Amusement Go.
m...“ -.. .m. , . ........m»muw_.u—...
GIOHGI C. TILYOU'I GLOHIC 'JO
Si lEBHiSEiSllNli
IIIDGIPOIT. CONN.
FAR“.
in lffm July iii.
Round Tripsl
Womb and Children . . .. 10 Cents
Mon , ascents
r
linemen every half hour. Ferry
every five minutes.
, ”spoofs! his
Eaton-Hugh!
'5 Wriliao Paper e
chd
ago. at 150.
Men's Suspenders. worth 25. 35 and 500. at 190
Men’s Underwear. 25c kind at 190; 50c kind
Men's Dress and Working Shirts. regular 500.
Men‘s Hosiery. regular 2 pairs for 25c. at 4
5c Handkerchiefs at 2 for 7c.
. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR REAL BARGAINS.
GEORGE KEELER,
159 WASHINGTON sr. BRIDGE.
SOUTH NORWALK.
GEORGETOWN PICNIC AT ROTON.
'l‘ho mombors of the Georgetown
Sunday schools came in Norwalk by
train this morning at it o'cimllt and
wen- conveyed to [town Point from
laughs) at
Fly Paper
3 Double . Sheets for 50
A sure Fly Sticker, new lot In.
Ivnncy Now Potatoes, pcr pk. 360
Fine C(lokll‘ii. largo size.
New Unions, per qt. .............. bc
2 i’kgs. Force with pussies luside.2l‘ic
3 l’kgs. (lat Flakes ...... . ....... 25c
Native Beets, per bunch ........ do
Native Wax Beans. per qt. 100
Native Peas, per qt. ....... be
ill instills
NORTH MAIN ST.
1st... ass—2. ,
Park 815 Tilford
FIN!
' Wines. Liquors and Cigars
AT
- “Hotel Clifford ”
losers l.. am
PM".
Tm...
ml
you wish in this line.
and domestic.
. our" in torso
. if
T Many to consider the action to be in.
, ban by the amt man to secure relief
Wail street by two special trolley carts. .
BONED CHICKENl—zl‘hs season is new opening up for Boned Chicken. Richards A Robins'
goods are the float on the market and have a large sale. We can supply you with anything
_ d . , l fl ,1! iii.
KANSAS CITY. July tilt-«The trans“
rtstlon committee of the Board of
rule at a blasting yesterda decided
to call an open meeting of t a Board
. TBA ill
sounowromisc .-
bsve been taken to‘t
ilolals of the (littoral:
grain man “are, snatch 'M
Ilion brought against the roads.
MARGUIRITE r0 W
Roar. Commodore Clark. ,
wall; Yacht Club, has his.
guerite hauled out at Gupta Mi
shipyard for an overhauling. . ,
cost of pot lead on. her bottom 9
paratory to the billion Harbor
Club race, Friday..lu which a
p rticlpaie. .
from an alleged serious discr‘iminn.
tio assainst wheat in favor of ilcur
in the inland proportion,“ the on.
port .fil‘m- The grails man say they
arey u terly unable to continue in this
export wheat business with the pre
sent relative adjustment of export ra-
tes hplylux. The have petitioned
p]
Cos fan Store.
The Grea.
Clearance j
Sale
is now in full swing. Never saw such
enlhasiasum. Never saw so manll happll cus-
tomers. The biggest kind oi evidence that the,
public knows good things. A splendid be-
aiaaiao for this areal sale. Tomorrow and
the dams that are to follow. the same aloud
values will be here. Be on hand earls. Note ‘
the window displalls. See the goods. See
the prices. Marla bio bargains on sale. Not
all advertised. Extra sales people. Extra
delivers. .
N. B. Posliveiu the greatest chance uou’ve
not had to purchase staple merchandise and
save ‘monell.
. a... .. w...—
GROCERIES
PROPERLY PRICED AND OF HIGHEST QUALITY.
TRADE HERE AND GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH.
21 pounds Granulated Sugar ............................... $1.00 .
Finest Elgin Creamery Butter, per pound ..................... 25c
50 Stamps with 1 pound No. 1 Tea ........................... 500
FLOUR.
Maud 8. Brand, makes
CRACKERS.
nice, Clark’s Famous Milk Crackers.
the Equal or Eigin—best in the
white bread, per bag, world,
680 3 lbs 250
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo—Ka Coffee .......................... 320
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and Mocha Coffee ............ . ..... 300
15 Stamps with 1 lb. Maracaibo and Java Coffee ............... 250
10 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 1 Santos Coffee ...................... not:
20 Stamps With V, lb. No. 1 Tea .............................. 25c
We call your special attention to the large line of good things
we carry suitable for camping-out parties. etc. If you want the
best and want it “fresh." just call and examine our stock. We dc-
liver goods to all parts of the town.
NewYorkGroceryCo
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
.,. 1, @3534,” .
ings To Eat.
Telephone.
CRACKERSs—Wc have a large and attractive supply of all kinds of Fresh Crackers, both imported
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPSs-Ws have the full variety of these goods, which are above question
as to purity anti cleanliness . '
PlCNle—Our store is headquarters for Picnic Novelties. thu'goin; to the shore or planting an
outing, drop in and use us. - .
Bflflflflwbsllciotu butter: more than a little better than you can get elsewhere.
corsMwspssuouysr-im the some on our superb mam. Tess also. _ .
”cut and sou-wane. V0 for the Glorious Fourth. flu but of mrythhi an marital: affords.
fit
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