.KMBMG :5!- ’ “.3” .9 me; 3:1‘ 9’ ms , I sunscreen M‘fi' $395.1" n u e. '.‘ st undid Tuesday e of All rlueons Invited. Charles rl‘. Mills. - KW W.ilcox sec. M's "0- ”a 'eAe .in Donovan block. 138 Wuh- \ ”St. 8d and 4th Tuesday- of - uly and Aug excepted yAll Royal Arch Ms. sited. Thaddeus 1i. Wilcox. Sec. Ohio-Do Ne. 63. Order Eastern Star. Donovan block. 138 W-seh .. In. 2d and ith‘Wednesdays of M mouth-July and Aug. excepted and I: 45 o'clock. All members of 0. $5.“? cordially invited Min Edna i. W..M. lire. Ida Sherer. Sec. f counts DEAL NEEoEo. For years and years the South Nor- k'vcters. have been wearing out leather or paying out their nick- lli car fare to attend town meet- which have been invariably c , in the City of Norwalk. ‘ there is in the hands of at the present time fold the time and money to get the In order to give a all the voters of the l 1' ecu e two cities. and it seems in- le that'the selectmeu should to put to a considerable Incon- ,nience at: least half of the voters who elected them. 1 5A1; least one of the selectmen is flown to be opposed to calling the meeting at a point midway between the We cities. and that objection is W on the trouble in seating the There are enough portable seats Inm the school houses to do this. the only . ‘mllble being the oartage. There are already quite‘ a largesnumber of chairs It the armory and for a town meeting not very many additional ones would I It the selectmen do not consider the ter of fairness to one end of the town then why not call it at iioyt's ‘thcslrc just for a change. ‘ FOR BEAUTY AND HEALTH. A good idea; suggests combining Arbor Day pip: cleaning up day: One iii ordained by state authority, the . other by local conditions. but in each the central Idea is to make the city or village or locality more beautiful to look upon and healthier for the in- habitant. The sentiment which sur. Sounds Arbor Day is found in cleaning J day. "The some lessons may be drain from each. The same imple- titanic. the shovel. the rake. the hose. may be used. Combining the days will tnengthen both and contribute to ‘ ir success. The proper observance rbor day calls for planting some- .' a tree. a shrub. a vine. or a , er. but it is not important that re be appropriate surroundings for list is" planted? However. beauti- e tree. plant or shrub. is not the wt destroyed by unsightly fences ugly heaps of rubbagc? It is to remember the background preparing the central figure in scheme of beauty. By careful at- that to both It will be possible to nice the whole beautiful and prot the spirit of cleanliness and an bpteciatlou of the beautiful gifts of I article appears today regarding violations of the national pure food In this connection it might be . resting to note that hereafter the "gillhtions will be enforced by a board "IMO men instead of one. This go is not intended as any reflec- upon Dr. Wiley. but is made in 7 thot a majority vote may decide of a disagreement and also in at responsibilities may rest pairs of shoulders instead one. The govbrnmcnt expects. that. the increase in the personel ‘ dummissiou will have a good foreign countries. to which ‘ much of our business. M [y hound industrial peace In ' .as well as practically it place In the state. and ‘ . fiw exce ll the coun- ” n nor-at rug; is an; abun- ‘k as lly in all our- ' . wi fair wages add 3* It is to be hoped that this lull continue indefinitelyr ._______.....__... .. . houses and driving out the Seventeen big establish- .HWIDII And N Peso Hindu in the southern Idiom Sentinel: turn u luw making . as I state flower. somewhat a pernicious law In that it theater . tion without public sentiment , » too. it takes awuy from the forest that which in its aesthetic and economic view is of far more value to the forest than to the whim of decoration. thistle—«is it not far prettier in the deep wood or along some stream than on some one‘s veranda or table? Ew nominally—ale It not far more valuable as rproteclor torsome cultivated field or u a means of retarding the snow reciting and thereby decreasing the possible damage , spring freshet. told that. “the forest as producer and custodian of the necessaries of life ' and happiness, is the true message of Arbor Day." and in a second breath. "As a science. forestry secures the exact knowledge of forest life which makes it possible to cooperate with nature in bringing the forest to-its very fullest usefulness as a source of wood, as a protection to the soil. or as a natural reservoir. th . words used in behalf of A Yet on the other band . short duration of flower, its inacces- sibility to the greater part of the‘pop- ulation of the state. thereby making ' it more for the individual who can af- ssme. and no wise for the masses who should and ought to have just as much of an interest in a thing state-wise as the more elect and select of the peo ple: because of the destruction that will inevitably come to it through the peclslly in the southern part of the state; because of its economic value growth. more beauty can be taken away from the forest than can be re paired in two or three years. On the one hand we are asked to protect the forest. on the other we are asked to mar the good. How inconsistent! How can one who loves forestry. who loves the olive of the state. care to see one of the prettiest things of the woods prehension. attached to the creation of a state flower. but sentimentality should not predominate to the exclusion of public sentiment. public interest—of interest to every man. woman and child of the state. not to say the small proportion of wo- men of the state ill the organisation that fathered this movement. say that but a very small proportion of the population knew of that com- mittee hearing. tenant in this subject than the com- a tree; we are told to have an inter- est in the forest. but we are not told to look out or care for the protection of one of the most beautiful flowering shrubs of the wood. or would have bemoaned his saying God ever made and forgot to put a soul into," if he knew that some one was going to use it as a soulless argu- ment for the mountain-laurel as a state flowor. public sentiment Help the cause along by giving it your thought. your inter- est on Arbor Day and ever thereafter and look forward to do what you can for its protection by speaking a good word two years hence for the repeal of the measure making the mountain- laurel the state flower. Lately there “it“ the inguinal- moustuln‘ieure To met tseelus about with hardly any Aeln from an unusual in one breath—Jun a word"--we are As an art orestry applies this knowledge , e good ofmankia ." Such lindivlduaiity ibear that y.because of its pretty, sweet ; because of its evergreen leaf. .. taking into no consideration the ncreased demand for the same, es- n help holding back water. thereby ving an increase of water supply or your cities: because of its slow hou taken away? It is beyond my com- There is more or ‘less sentiment This is a matter that should be of A l dare What better time is there to take in- ng Arbor Day? We are told to plant I dare say that Henry Ward Beech- ‘Flowers are the sweetest things that A campaign has been started for FASHIONS AND CULINARY. Cold water seems to strengthen and harden the bristles of toothbrushes if. they are placed in it. back up. for a few hours before they are ever used. if there is anything daintier for cot- tage window hangings than pure white Swiss 1 have yet to discover it. fin- ished with either plain edges or the in- expensive but always charming ball frienge. ~Canned meats have a much fresher flavor if taken from the can and al- lowed to stand in the open air a few ll“ rs before using. The milliners have a way of catch- ing together several strands of wide ribbon and cutting the ends in tiny ir— regular points so that a large soft bunch of silken ends flare out over the hair. producing a kind of iridescent effect. especially if shaded ribbon is used; sometimes these ends with their corresponding bows constitute all the trimming of the hat. Box-platted and sun-planed skirts are popular for graduation dresses. for they are bouffnnt and airy. and have that. youthful appearance that is per. hope the chief charm of graduation gowns. 'l‘urquolse hiueis a stunning shade with which to surround the crown of your Panama outing hat loosopetaled chrysanthe— huge. mum of bright orangey at the side of a dark brown toque re- flects the lights of the reddish brown hair of the wqarer and the darker shade deepens the color of her eyes. She would have gone far to find a more becoming hat than this. There is a good deal of Persian trimming used this spring. often an- lied to revere. vest. etc, of street suits and overlaid with heavy. coarse- meshed lace; the bright colored Per- sians are chosen for this variety of W SUGAR i Absolutely Pure ”VAL WING POWDER 00., NEW YORK Absolutely Pu‘rc When ordering baking'pcwder ask for Royal. cream of tartar powder. 1 All its ingredients are named A pure. grape the label. Free from and phosphate of lime. so effectively be expected. but when you somatic with a circular hobby low cut Jacket you this way. simmer for two hours or the folded part. In order this effect. a fitted lining is only the material for the for all occasions. think it gives them a while it takes unite... with the oil is saved. used over and over again yellow caught etc. -—-—--—--——-——v. tonne. trimming because they show through with its smart style and wonder why it is that they are not more often cut Delicious bean soup may be made from beans after they have been bak- ed as well as before. Put them on to suit the taste adding a spoonful of tomato ketchup if the flavor is liked. Two or three inches of the belt in front arranged in foldd while the re- mainder fits quite smooth and tight are a novelty. Two or three handsome buttons trim the belt at each end of When one buys material having a printed or woven border she has not also a good share of the trimming for it; these border fabrics come in silks. and are largely used for dressy gowns A great many who are toad of suit ed nuts and always prepare their own. use olive oil instead of butter when some housewives keep a pen of lard on purpose to fry doughnuts in. The use of electricity for cooking has brought about new names for souls kinds of dishes. as electric pancakes. And now we are shown cretonnema- rasols to carry with the bats of ore- SUGAR I The Popular checks are not so fre- _ quently made up on the bias as plight do see one skirt and are struck more. and to “cure necessary. gown. but much Yours for PUBLICITY AND PROTECTION. May 1, 1907. - ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RATES. PITTSBURG. May 2—Railroads in the Pittsburg district have filed tariffs with the Interstate Commerce Com- mission for a general advance in the freight rates. to become effective on June I. Probably the most important feature of the advanced rates is the generalrzlncrcase of ten per cent. on all iron and steel finished materials and the advance of 7% per centon pig iron and billets. The new rates will affect all points east of the bile sisslppl river. The present rate for pig Iron from the Mahonlng and Shen ango valleys to Pittsburg is 85 cents a ton, and under the new tariff will be" 95 cents a ton. masshcuusslrrs EPISCOPAL- BOSTON. May “ZS-.Because of a large volume of business and protract- ed contest ovcr the election of the last deputy of the eight to be sent to the General Convention at Riohmond.___ next October by the Miscopal diocese of Massachusetts. the delegates to the annual diocesan convention which up- sued in the chapel of the Trinity church yesterday. were obliged to hold another session today. After divine service Bishop William Lawrence call ed the convention to order early in the known. An hour and a half was de- voted to balloting for the eight de- Dll Y- RAILROAD PRESIDENT RESIGNS CHICAGO. May 2. ——A dispatch from New Orleans says: “Because he could not secure an annual pass over his own line former Governor H. O War moth yesterday missed the presiden- cy of the New Grime. ll'ort Jackson and Grand Holland. 1 sixty mile line extend m the banks of the Mississippi tiv it. He held the office Bondholders took over the property In 1896. and since then have been forced to economize on every item. " Lots of ob: could be “clever" m better memories. , 25 lbs. $1 21 lbs. $1 .20 .oo 10 1-2 lbs. 50b 5 1-4 lbs. 25c THE UNION PACIFIC TEA‘CO. Next to Post om... Free Delivery. 12s Washington St. Phone 665-2. South Nor walk. \ Dusters, Clams, Crabs, etc. live Lobsters on Saturdail Groc NIIiOI'Wd S. cry Bulls BUTTER took quite e tumble; about time. 31c lb. 1 EGGla-th many but good. 13 for 26¢. Dally Arrivals of Fresh Fish, rlee Delivers everu dull to all Darts of the (bulls Bridge Fish Market “in OLD ONIONS are about gone. Try 1 quart Bermudas. 10c. PORTO RICO MOLASSES. a pure article. quart. 16c. ARMOUR'S PURE LEAF LARD complies with pure foodl Have you tried some of. our delicious SMOKED SllFf you well. SWISS; CHI ‘ semucs. N w cussuos. RADISHES. NEW enacts. SWEET Porn'ross. Remember. all on Hope to serve and please. 0 1 Lou " 7'. North use es. S we sites with our slicing machine. CUCU‘MIERS. r goods comply with the pure food law". 9 'oSclfi Tel. o... ere-s. w. 2 lbs. 25c. slice. while RHUIARS. .Inothcr list of WIINIEHHJI BIIIBIINS. HEII MIIIIEI 511E113 Rcu‘d the following list of Friday Specials and then compare i. with your needs and figure out the Money You Can _ Dove by shopping here tomorrow SAVING 5c. Men's Tun Socks. Fine quality cotton. memorized. double sole. Regular 150 value iFridey Special. 10: pr. 1 - SAVING 12c. . Men’s Night Shirts. Fin‘e calnbric Night Sllirts. made1 with collar or collariess; all sizes; Regular price 50c. 1 Friday Special. 38c. SAVING 59. Children's School Hoes. lxl Ribbed Cotton Hose for boys .or girls. sizes 6 to 9%. Oul regular 13c grade. Friday Special. Sc pr. SAVING 7c. 1“Pcsrl" Ribbed Welets. ’l‘h1s best ribbed Waist on the market at 25c; tubular strapped throughout all sizes. 1 Friday Special. 18c. . SAVING iii/2c. .Women'e Ribbed Vests. 251dozen Low Neck Sleeveless Vestli. full sizes. Regular lzl/gc value. 1 Friday Special. 8c. 1 1 SAVING 21/24:. Mlllwsrd's Neediee. Shbrps and botwecns in all siz- es. Regular price 50 package. 1 Friday Special. 2I/ge. SAVING $1.50. . Neck Rufie. Chiffon and Liberty Silk Ruffs. full pleated, wide ribbon ends, black. or“ y. brown and light blue. Now selling 83 00. ‘ . Friday Special. 5150. SAVING 14c. Cost Sets. Pique and plain Linen Collar and cuffs. nicely tailored. Special value at (the. Two of the biggest Dress Goodl bargains in years. 50 pos. Dress Lawns and Organ dies (all new). Regular 12550 auc 15c; some were 19o. All on ac count of the cool weather. We can't control the weather. but in can out prices. Friday Special 9c yd. SAVING 2yac. Asbestos iron Holders. Large size, fancy cretoune cov- ered. Regular price be. Friday Special, 2'/2c. SAVING Sl/gc. Slikcllnee. llest quality Silkollne, lustrous“ finish. floral patterns. Regular price 150. Friday Special. 9V; yd. Bates' Sesrsucksrs. Our entire stock; every style. Regular price 12%. Friday Special 91/2c. Black Mercerized Sateen. Our regular 25c grade; new SAVING 9c. Dotted Swiss. Fine quality Dotted Swiss for dresses and waists. neat design. worth 30c. Regularly sold 250. Friday 3900M 17'/gc. Friday Special 160 yd. SAVING 13c. Corsets. All the reliable makes of (‘or sets in all styles and sizes. Rog ular 50c value. Friday Special (in. SAVING 10c. Corset Covers. Over a dozen styles in fancy trimmed Corset Covers. Regular 29c value, and in most places marked 35c. Friday Special 190. SAVING 4c. ' Huck Towels. Large size Linen iluck Towels. heavy quality. hemmed ready for use. 16c value. Friday Special 11c. SAVING 5c. Cambrlc Edge. :1 to 6 inch widths. 20 different patterns. 17c quality. Friday Special 12c. SAVING 52c. SAVING 25c. Wrist Bags. White Petticoats. Envelope or leather handle. cu- Fine quality White Muslin tirely new. $1.50 quality. Skirts, tucked and embroider, Friday Specisl98c. ilohllccs. Regular $1 and 31.2; vs ues. Friday Special 750. SAVING 3c. Imitation Cut Glues Tumblers. Regular price 7c. Friday Special 4:. SAVING 14c 14 qt. retinned Dish Pans. Reg- iar price 39c Friday Special 25c. SAVINGS 21/2c EACH. White Porcelain 'I‘ca Plates. Value 5c. Friday Special 2%:. Porcelain Fruit Dishes. 5c value. Friday Special 2%0. SAVING 16c. All-over Embroidery. 22 inch width. neat patterns. Regular price 75c. Friday Special 59c. DRESS GOODS. We're as busy as been. cutting Dress Goods. But why shouldn't we be. when such bargains are oflered. For instance: 25 pos. Fancy Dress Goods. Reg ular price. We. Friday Special 32c. ll) pcs. Plain and Fancy. Reg- ular prices 69c. 75c and title. Friday Special 43c. l‘ firiduy Spcclu1.21c. GLOVER’S the place. Women’s Russia "Cali iPompa Ties $5.50 Phone. 642-2. Wear shoes Schoo_l__ Taxes. Union Sch___o__ol District '5 The payers of the South Norwaik Union chocl District are hereby notl tied the the district tax of one and on-hall1niiils on the dollar..lald on theta wll hassehsment list of 1906'. at a meeting of the district held on the 12th day‘ of June. 1906. at the Franklin school. will be due and payable on the first day of May. 1907. at which time i shall be ready to receive same at Stillson1Powell’s sdrug store. 82 Wash ington street. Penalty at the rate of 9 per lit. a year will be charged on and a‘f‘tFr June 1. 1907. TOLLES. Collecldr of Taxes fofiutb Norwellf mils non School Dis THAT FIT... ill at New York Grocery TUESDAY. WEDN ESDAY. THURSDAY. 8pm 50 STAMPS FREE WITH 1L3. BEST No.1‘TEA ........ ..... 500 4 This Tea is New Crop and Is a Perfect Drink. 25 STAMPS FREE WITH V2 LB. N0. 1 TEA ...... . ......... 259 .25‘STAMP3 FREE WITH 1 LB. MO-KA COFFEE . . . . . . . . . . f. . . 32C 20 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 LB. MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE .. 300 10 STAMPS FREE WITH ANY1 OF FOLLOWING: 1 Pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. loo 2 lbs. Best XX Cakes ....... . 25c l/g lb. Pure Black Pepper. .10c 1 Bot. Gold Rock Catsup. .20c 1 lb Shredded Oocoanut. .20c 3 lbs. Beet Milk Crackers” .. 25° 1 Can Aster Pork and Beane.12¢: 1 Large Bottle Blulng . .. . 10s ‘1 Pkg. De-Zcrts Jelly Powder . 1°C 2 Guns Aster Sugar Corn . . . . 29c THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE. IHE 11111111111 3111111111 [111. South Norwulk. TEL EPHON E. Norwelk. Twenty-six Retail Stores. Phone 322-4. TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD And you don't and better rcvlelonu anywhere to supply you both with the DELICACIES and NECES ITIES of dully life then right under this one In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea. We have brought It here ‘ for your pleasure. In Java you would find an exceedingly fine flavored Coffee. We have also brought that here from Java. w. are the agents for the famous Chess d. Sunbcrn Ten and Coffees. known the world over for their excellence. From our innumerable heme , products we have selected the choicest. A wider v‘urlety kept in better . shape Is not to be fauna in Nerwulk. . CHARLES E: SEYMOUR, memo 6306 an .. wns'r memo..- sr. ‘ soars soawuur. 15 FRESH. EGOS 25c. sen HUR nous m sue. use; set..e's.oo a cane DIPIANCE MILK 26c. reassurance as. ...... 2c SPINACH KALE. oucuuesns.‘ ia'u'u'ci-i 's's'sire. romro: e OSL- Env onsets. sanctumswssir rourose ssnuuou onions, new ensues. RADISHES use a Ew eo-rn'ose. United Grocery Co. at South Norwalk. April 29. e29 w 11 ‘ 5"”1.‘ 1 ‘ '. r North Main Otiect .l o r, v " s1 1,2 has ..... .. . it *5 . I. . ~ ‘rl‘-«.~:.:..
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