”tantrum. .
Alwansmmumnm'
INOSINYINIL "turnout.
”MIC NANNY.
No. I“. P. l A 0A
MI is power“ tuna. its true.
m an, in, and M ‘Wu of
M Whit-4‘1! and Ana. «anoint-at
~QI 8 «mt: All Muster National
madman Charles I“ Mills.
. W. H. Al Witness. See.
on» Chapter. No. as. It. a. tit.
Km III tinnitus block. IRS \\‘nsh~
BL. 2d and tilt ’l‘umdnya of
nonihmiulr and Any «malted
m1! 8 com, All Itoynl Art‘h his-
“I Whlly invited. Thaddeus ,
. W. n. r. Robert M. Wilcox. See.
What». No. 52. Order Intern Star.
In [mucus block. 188 Wash-
ington 8L. 2d and tilt Wednesdays of
such month-duly and Aug. excepted
3—» 7:45 o'clock. All members of 0.
‘ I. S. cordially invited. Miss Edna
Hills. W. M. hire. ids Sharer. Sec.
nus-:3".
A correspondent of the Sun sup-
plies. or at least suggests, some food
for‘thoughi when he says that the
‘ timemay, and probably will come, in
. sauna Einpire and the United Stator '
by the force of necessity,
Japanese and Chinese E ‘ res.
‘pan today furnaces 1 hillppines,
p-QCB the integ-
Lillmce betwee admin and Japan is
an unnaturn he, and is not likely to
\mdure. [here is a time coming, says
' the writer, when Japan, as a formld.
{able naval power—a fact which Is al-
rfidy placed beyond a doubt—backed
by an organized China with its teem-
ng millions, will make up a combina-
tion in which there can be seen the
potential conditions of the often-
prophesied world-conflict between 0c~
cidcnt and Orient. ‘
f ,An unusual activity among the man-
ufacturers of the United States is in-
dicated by the record which they are
making in the importation of foreign
materials for use in their industrials,
according to a statement issued by
the Bureau of Statistics of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor to-
day, covering the nine months ending
March. 31 last. The figures indicate,
says the statement, that the value of
materials imported for manufacturing
purposes whether crude or partly
manufactured will in the fiscal your
.1907 exceed by more than $100,000,000
that. of any preceding year. During
”the nine months. covered, foodstuffs
‘ imported show an increase of but. 316,.
000.000 and finished manufactures an
Increase of ouiy~$40,000,000 over the
corresponding months of 1900.
”...—~—
Today is Arbor and Bird Day in Con-
necticut, and it is being celebrated
Ignite generally throughout the state
by the children in the public schools.
' Hundreds of trees, shrubs and vines
were planted and the pleasant day
gave the children a good opportunity
to study the characteristics of the num-
erous song birds.
I 'y POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
‘H1LDREN'3 DAY AT THE NICKEL
1 THEATRE.
' rdny's matinee is children’s day
> be Nickel Theatre. Every little
' ’ 3M1] have a chance 'to get, a Teddy
and every boy a. baseball. A good
, witnessed the change of DIC‘
last evening. The Child‘s Re-
vis an exciting story of a boy
' edging the death of his father. The
as Picture Man and His Trials
s the funny side of life and can't
p but amuse. These. together with
or pictures and Mr. Mulvlhill, make
ost enjoyable entertainment. The
agement. discovered last evening
‘two of the films put on the sheet
, been shown here before; so they
, . returned to New York and oth-
any} will be put on tonight. ,
DANIEL RYAN COMING.
..mnie‘l Ryan and his company, with
m sixtyvfoot cars of scenery and
wperties necessary for productions of
, 9 Balls, Macbeth, Hamlet. The Mer-
fibi‘. of Venice, Monte Carlo and The
so Musketeers, arrived in this city
~morning ready for ,their engage
tit at Hoyt’s Theatre, next week.
,,, “ WITCH ELM WINS.
. ,NDON, May 3.—~The 1,000 Guinea
‘ was run at. New market today
it by Witch Elm. Frugality was
d' nd Sixty was third. Seventeen
tsrted.
stakes are for three-yearqld fil-
macs one mile.
h Elm, which dwas the favorite
sliced early in the race and
y; three lengths in a cantor.
, ,Y-rldden by “Danny" Manet
man.
betting was 40 to 1 against
‘ um, 201.0 1 against. Frugality.
Iliad Inninst Sixty.
NATION OF MOTOR CYCLES.
WORK, May 3.-Tills year's
the National Federation of Mo-
‘ s will be held In Providence,
filing to an announcement
c organisation.
w
“Ann m MISSOURI. '
lug. It will greatly be-
ths not very remote future, when the .
-.—-’~
New York insurance Head Lacked
sey was confirmed by the senate in his
tenure of the office of state superin-
tendent of insurance, only 24 out of
the necessary 20 votes being cast for
his removal, in a roll call occupying
an hour and ending at 12:55 o'clock
this morning. Not only did the senate
fail to give the 26 votes necessary for
concurrence in Governor iinghcs’ re-
commendation of Mr. Kclsey's remov—
al, but it was well understood that at
least three senators who voted in the
affirmative were ready to vote the oth~
or way should their votes ho neces-
sary.
against the removal of the supt-rlnlrn-
dent. of insurance ton Were Republi-
cans and seventeen Democrats.
two Democrats voted for his removal.
counted many hours before the end.
tors of both parties who voted against
the governor's recommendation. Sen-
ator White characterized any
by by Secretary H. .l. Weh-
anti/10.. May 3.-—-A snow
l‘surd proportions is raging
} Enjoy the purest of
l
”—
—
mu»... ....
KELSEY RETAINS
HIS OFFICE.
Two Vote: of Number Necessary
to Oust Him.
ALBANY, N. Y.. May 3,—0tto Kel-
On every home table there may be served cve
healthful, delicious hotvbiscuus by Ioliowmg ' .
There is no economy in savmg a few cents by usmg Alum Baking
Powders. The cheap alumbsking pow
home cooking by using
SUPERIOR '
#
M the.
TO THE
Foil w
CLEVELANIS'S
AKING POWDER
Made from 3 Superior grade of Pure Cream of Tartar.
........... ..-”...p ..--.. W's...~ -..... a“... »
,Cro
NewYorkGrocer‘Co
late of
day a
the “CLE ELAN)
"Coo.
are.
u
0f the 27 senators who voted
v
You get Big Value for your money.
You get Pink Discount Stamps with
each 10 cent purchase.
Only
There were no surprises in the vote,
the result in detail having been dis-
li‘cutures ol‘ the long debate were
Special at
Shoulders, Fancy Sugar Cured,
100 lb
the tributes paid to the character and
motives of Governor Hughes by sonn-
man
who imputed to the ‘vgovornor any in-
tention to make executive reprisals
upon those who opposed his recom-
mendation as a “blackgunrd.”
Senator Tully emphatically denied
that the defeat of this recommendn‘ '
tion in any way involved the defeat
of the governor's program.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford~Joseph Wills. .lr.. Newark.
.l.; E. C. Bennett, Clifford A. Sloan,
L. M. Hubbard, C. B. Annclt, W. .l.
Kinney, J. Rich. 1‘. Abbott. Jr.. Rob-
ert W. Dyna. William M. l’assntiue.
George. (irlgoio, ii. chkul. ll. ii. 'l‘his-
tic. Jr. G. J. McGee. New York; ll.
C. Mills, Plttsburg: l“. A. Wilkinson,
Philadelphia; J. F. Robinson, W. A.
Power, (1. ii. Gifford. Hartford; Waytt-
Raymond. G. L. Rockwell, Lewis it.
Hurlbutt. F. H. Montgomery, South
.\lorwalk: A. li. Anderson. A. Kiernan,
1“. id. Pierce, Boston: Jack liuldwin.
Omaha: William Somple, Minneapo-
lis: Joseph Wright, Woonsockel; 0.
V. Thornton. Cincinnati; Daniel Spil-
lnnc, Rochester; E. .l. Word and wife.
Stamford.
Mahackemo~Thonms A. Slmnley,
W. i’. Murry, M. J. Jordan, Bridge-
port; C. T. Dimond, oily: .l. 1’. Mo
Carthy. J. G. Newiicld. New York;
Mrs. W. l’. Murry. Bridgeport; F.
Beecher. New Haven; Captain Harper,
Albany, N. Y.
CAUGHT DISTUR
» ENS.
Friends of John E. Wood, the well
known agent al the Norwnlk railroad
depot, and secretary of Norwalk Aerie.
Fraternal Order of Eagles, are just
learning about an experience he had
Tuesday night, and about which he
has kept very quiet. Mr. Wood has 11
number of fine chickens cooped In the
yard at his home in Winnipauk and
for some time has been under the im-
pression that they were troubled by
rats. To rid them from annoyance he
set up a rat trap and awaited deve-
lopments. Tuesday night he had it
catch but just the nature of what the
trap contained he did not learn tmtll
making quite a close inspection. As a
result, Mr. Wood found it necessary to
dispose of the suit of clothing he was
wearing, for his captive turned out to
be a decidedly aggressive pole-cut.
BER OF CHICK-
RIVERS REACH HIGH STAGE.
WOODVILLE. N. 11., May 3.—'l‘he
waters of the Connecticut and Am-
monosuc Rivers which last night.
reached the highest stage in recent
yours, were falling rapidly today. huv.
1m; receded more than three feet in
nine hours. On account of the rapidity
with which the water was steadily fal-
ling it was thought that all danger ,of
n flood hurl passed. -
. Nuwod-Mnn never rt-ullzcs the joys
of life until he marries. Knott—«And
then it's too late. to return to them.”
Judge.
Wing wheat.
Sugar,
5 lbs 250.
10 lbs. 500
20 lbs $1.00.
Flour, Maud
S. Brand, Guaianteed,
Bag, 68c.
,{1
You’ll enjoy the Tees and Coffees
that you get here.
60 Stamps with 1 lb. No, 1 Tea 50c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha
so Stamps with 1 lb, No.2 Tea .. 40¢! “3‘6“" stilts"; ---- '- 3
. m .
25 Stamp! With V2 'b- N°- 1 Tea -- 250, Maracaibo Coffee ....... avaan 25c
30 Stamps with 1 ID. Good XX Tea 35C ‘ 1o Stamps with 1 lb. NO. 1 Santos
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Coffee 32c_ Coffee ........................ 2
and
These prices should make you feel
like buying promptly.
Baker's or Beckmann’s Cocoa, can 20a 4 lb. Pkg. Gold Dust .3 ........... 18;
° °:‘f°33 .. ----------
Grape Nuts or Force, pkg. ...... 120 '/2 "3- Can Royal 33“"9 Powder 22°
Egg-O-Sec, special at ........ 9c pkg. 4 Can: Colt Brand Corn ........ 25c
Cracker Sale.
Cracker Sale.
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.‘8 10c GOODS, 9c; 50 GOODS, 4o.
REGULAR 15c CAKES AND CRACKERS, SPECIAL A'!’ 2 LBS. for 240.
1 Pkg. Manarch Corn Starch 10:
1/4 lb. Pure Black Pepper . ....... 100'
3 lbs. Yale Lunch Crackers ...... 250
1 Can Aster Baked Beans ...... 12c
‘10 Stamps free with any of this list 10
1 Pkg. Ivory Starch .9. .......... loo
1 Pkg. Monarch Farlni'
1 Pkg. Pearl Hominy (6 lbs.) ..
1 Bottle Monarch Sauce at ...... 1
1 Largo Bottle Blulng ....... 100 1 Pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Powder
....10c
..15c
..100
scorn nonwAfnt
hosts-rs Ir
.BOWI‘
B- Hershfiel
in Water Street.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
NEWYHRK GliflCEli
Telephone.
n5 Retail Stores.
c1 and 1 mad.
0R
or’s Fertlllzcirs'.
d‘t
El].
. . noswanx,
Son.
Lot No. l.
$I4 98
Another Bio Purchase.
Women’s Hick-Grade Sample Suils at Cost.
Prince Chapsifitons. Cuiawaus and Ponies. all Custom-
Tailored. Model Garments. made of finest qualiiu. all-wool
and worsted malerials~Chiifons.
Tweeds. Heather Mixtures.
Into Two Big ' Lots.
$20 00 and $22.50 Suits.
Ancihcr Bio Sale.
Panamas, English
The entire purchase divided
Lot No. 2.
$28.50 and $555.00 Suits.
$22.50
TO START THE MONTH OF MAY WITH A RUSH WE. WILL PLACE ON SALE TOMORROW A BIG
LOT OF UNDERMUSLINS AND CORSETS. ABOUT HALF VALUE. THESE ABBURDLY LOW PRICES
ARE FOR ONE DAY ONLY ANLLSHOULD CREATE A SENSATION TOMORROW. (
INFANTS' BONNETS.
Made of fine quality Lawn, pin
tucks nnd hmustitched. licgnlnr
390. value.
Sale 21c.
CHILDREN’S COATS.
4 lo 14 years, all the popular col-
ors, all new. Value $5.00. ‘
Tomorrow's Price, $3.75.
. CHILDREN'S DRAWERS.
Ages from 8 to 14 years, of good
cambric.
Sale Price, 150.
CORSET COVERS.
Made of good quality cambrlc
and lace trimmed. Regular 29c
and 350.
Sale Price, 21c.
STANDARD CORSET'S.
At cut price. About 150 pairs
of Corsets, among which will be
found all the best styles. Reg‘ir
1311' title.
A For Saturday Only, 36c.
DRAW ERS.
lndics' Drawers, of line cumbrlc,
with full umbrella rnllle, prettily
trimmed with tucks and lace edg-
lug.
ALL-OVER
_ WAISTS.
Made of com net and cluny
GOWNS. 5 LADIES’ NET
Made of good cotton, high neck,
with clusters of tucks. neck and
sleeves trimmed with cambric
ruffle, others HQllill'P neck, with lace to match color, an exceeding-
Iorchon insertion and Hamburg iy stylish waist. Entirely new
edging, labels, neck and sleeves
ruilic trimmed.
Sale Price, 39c.
model, fully worth $7.50.
Tomorrow's Price $4.98.
LADIES $1.25 WRAPPERS.
Made of good percale.
trimmed with braid, all have fitted
waist lining, with full skirt and
deep flonnc, medium and light
patterns. The well-known “Do
mestic." None better.
Saturday, 86c.
KIMONAS.
At. half price. Made of lawn,
in beautiful floral designs, pink.
blue and lavender; also polka dot.
Regular 500.
Sale Price, 29c.
LONG WHITE SKIRTS.
Long Skirts of good muslin,
lawn ruffle with rowa of tucks,
same with Hamburg edging.
Sale Price, 79c.
'WALKING SKIRTS.
About, three dozen fine quality
fancy Panama. Walking Skirts. In
the neat and popular gray checks
SHIRT WAISTS. .. ;.,..cud1d $5.00 garment.
cond Floor, Center, For Tomorrow’s Selling Price,
LADIES' $1.00 AND $1.25 WAISTS $3.90.
0f good quality lawn and dotted
Swiss, with front of all-over em- EXTRA SPECIAL.
brolded; others with panels of Just received at less than cost.
embroidery and clusters of tucks Twenty-Five Jumper Suits.
down front and back, long and The. latest unto-date styles.
Marked for tomorrow at $5.98.
short sleeves.
Special Cut Price, 75c. $7.98 and $8.98. Material fine
quality, all wool plain and fancy
LADIES’ $3.00. $41.00 AND $5.00 worsteds. You will have to see
LINGERIE WAISTS. these to appreciate their great
Trimmed with German Valcu. value.
ciennes insertion: others with
front. of allover embroidery; oth-
ers Willi lace yokcs and clusters
of fine tucks. With tucked buck;
long and short sleeves, fancy lace
collar to mulch.
Special Saturday Only, Choice,
REMARKABLE VALUES IN
LADIES' GLOVES.
Big Saturday special. 16 Bub
ion Suede Lisle Gloves. all colors.
$1.00 Value, 75c. .
2 Clasp Glace Kid Gloves. The
well-known “P, & L." Value 81.25.
Sale Price, 23:.
W—
Saturday, 99:.
while the Lot Lasts, $2.49.
0° bows almost conceal it.
Go the joining to be concealed by an over-
Sc thing is wrong with your kidneys. De
1 assign.“ it... comm.
i wonder it We ever really thought
there would be as many gray suits
worn as have already appeared on the
streets. The color is certainly a very
fashionable one, and some of the
suits are very beautiful.
The decoration on so many or the
embroidered stiff collars is placed at
the very front that the. muslin and lace
One can make very pretty bows for
the neck of her sheer waists of lace
alone. (let it wide enough so it will
be just right for “ends" to be plaited.
knot. made of a scrap of the lace.
Notwithstanding there are thousands
of olharprctty white materials for
waists, is there really anything quite
so delightful to wear as linen? or any
which launders so well?
Black taffeta adds just the right
touch to u mauve linen costume to give
it smnrtness. The taffeta is embroid-
orod with buff and silver.
The Greek key design is a. favorite
whether one is trimming a. heavy cloth
with silk build or n handkerchief lin-
en with finest lace.
A Peter Pan but seems hardly suffic-
ient. to receive an ostrich plume of any
considerable size, but this is a style
we not infrequently see, the plume
nearly down to the shoulder.
Foulard is an admirable fabric for a
jumper suit. and that with the polka
dot design is one of the best liked.
When yourL backaches it is almost
invariably an indication that some-
Wltt's Kidney and Bladder Pills afford
prompt relief for weak kidneys. back-
ache, inflammation of the bladder and
all urinary troubles. Sold by The
Clifford pharmacy and The‘s Bridge
Pharmacy. ' "
AMERICAN SCHOOLSETTLEMENT
CONSTANTINOthMsy 3.—.—As a
result of the energetic representations
pof the State, Department; through Am-
bassador watchman, an imperial irade‘
was Issued today in regard to the Arne-
ricun schools and other questions long
pending betwaen the , diluted States
and Turkey, authorising the ministers
to take action in the matter, which is
expected to lead to a satisfactoryset-
tlcment. ‘
POLO PONIE‘S HURNED 1'0 DEATH.
MINEOLA. L.,l.. May_3.—Twonty p0-
lo ponies were about to be turned
over to the Meadowbrookand Rooks-
way Hunt Clubs. were burned to death
in a burn on the Woodnut farm early
today. Another born In which were
a similar number of the pdnies was.
here from Wyoming. .
snvcd.,'i‘he ponies had been brought?
Best Creamery Butter None Better per lb. 3lc
15 FRESH EGGS 25c.
2 qts. New Potatoes ........... . 15ci3 Cans Peas ........... . £5c
Bermuda Onions. per qt. ........ 10c 3 Guns N. Y. State Corn ...... 25c
2 qts, Fancy Sweet Potatoes 150 3 Chris Defiance Milk ........ ... 250
2 lbs. Armour‘s Pure Lard ........ 25c 3 Cans Campbell's Soup .......... 25c
3 lbs. Large Prunes ............ 250 3 Guns Silver Lake Peas 250‘
2 lbs. Fancy Cakes .............. 250,3 Cans Blue Bell Jam 250
ORANGES, APPLES, CELERY. SPINACH. CARROTS, BEETS, RAD
SEES. NE’W CABBAGE, PARSNIPS,. HOME GROWN RALE FOR SAT‘
URDAY. TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS, LWI‘TUCE AND STRING BEANS.
United Grocery Co. . M. Epstein,
20 No; Main 82.. So. Nor. Tel 143. 49 Fort St. East Norwalk. Tol. 319-8.
”Grocery Balls in.
BUTTER took quite a tumble: ab outtime. 31c lb.
EGGS—Not many but good. 13 for 251;. 3
OLD ONIONS are about gone. Try 1 quart Bermudas. 10c.
PORTO RICO MOLASSES, a pure article, quart, 15¢.
ARMOUR'S PURE LEAF LARD complies with pure food law. an». 25c. .
. Have you irisdjsome of our delicious SMOKED BEEF? We silos while
you wait. ' .
SWISS CHEESE we slice with our slicing machine.
, SPINACH, NEW CABBAGE, RAD lSHES, CUCUMBERS,
NEW CARROTS. SWEET POTATOES. "
Remember. all our goods comply with the pure food law.
Hope‘ to serve and please.
Louis Josclo
Tel. Call. coca. ‘ .
RHUBARB,
South Not-walk.
«ally irrinls of Fresh Fish, { .
Casters. Clams, Crabs,elc.
live Lobsters on Saturdau “
Free Deliveiu everu dull to all parts of the
72 North Main 8!.
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