muslin“
at our fountain. Everything about It
Is clean and aanlliu‘y
All the latest drinks are barred
, ad rust ‘ rles
R Petty telephoned to Deputy Game
Warden Wilbur F‘ Smith, and then set
out with his camera to photograph the
Ice Cream Soda, all “you, annual. When he reached the sponsor
College does, with crushed mim hallowed door, he found—«a heifer
nPhosphates and m thrills, all Q“: ._~
When you want ,s. particularly. nice, I- T. In”. Auctioneer.
mfiifii drink stop at our sods AUCTION
. J 333 , .
m mum 3 Will be sold at Public” Auction on
‘ ' Wednesday. May a. at 10 o'clock a. m,
PLATNER A I BLIV. Mauritian all the house old turgiture of MRS.
205 w ‘ANNIE KAN Fichet Place, Ray-
Topsail 1-2.“. mend 8%., Rowayton. Conn. .. one min-
, ‘ ute I as k of R. R Station and trolley.
, The following articles: Double par-
lor suit; blue velvet, 11 pieces; parlor
-'- suit, black walnut, 6 pieces. brocaded
jj silk: parlor suit, Iniald. 1 pieces. bro-
. ceded silk, new, library suit, black
Ir.slnut brocaded silk, o pieces; 11'an
.- 'holstered chairs, odd chairs. dining-
3 room suit, cane seat; 1 oak extension
,table. glass china closet, oak; 2 lib-
' ‘ rary tables. 9 center tables, 1 white
. enamel rocking chair. 5 'white enamel.
ed chairs. 3 willow rocking chairs. 1
, large upholstered easy chair, 2 cham-
ber suits. white enameled: 6 white
enameled Iron bedsteads, 6 hair and 2
single mattresses. 15 .down iasther
pillows. 3 hard oak bureaus plate
globe mirrois; 1 large mantle mirror-,1
ball but rack. with large mirror; 1.
wardrobe, black walnut. mirror door:
2 large oil paintings. 3%x5 feet, gilt
frame; 1 oil painting, 2%x3ifi; 5 oil
3 in suits notch his.
East Ave. M. I. Cla. may 8, I: 15 p.m
icksts, 15c.
TICKETS ........... . .......... 15
O
W. E. Gould and family moved to
Samurai: last week.
better Cartier Edward'iianford is
entering a day’s vacation.
In as Fisher, of Westchester Conn paintings, smaller; these paintings are
iY.T . Y., Is visiting friends here u, very fine and are in excellent condi-
day. tion; 20 large steel engravings. extra
fine; 1 dining room rug, Axmlnster, 10
"312 feet; 6 parlor carpets. Wilton and
Axmiuster; stair carpet, Brussels: up-
holstered dlvnn, 2 pairs of portleres,
blue; 4 kitchen tables. kitchen and
parlor stoves, dinner and tea sets, fish
plates and platters, pianola. piano.
parlor and small lamps with chimneys.
tire and door screens. 25 window
shades, blue; 25 window fly screens,
adjustable sizes; lawn mower, wheel-
barrow. These articles are very fine
and in good condition. You will do
well to give them your attention
Terms cash If stormy next fair day.
3 Per order MRS. ANNIE KANE
Im4 t
DARIEN AND NOROTON
A. B. Freeman, of South Norwalli
was a visitor in town yesterday on
business
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Madden are
the proud parents of a daughter, born
last Thursdtii'. .
The Wednesday afternoon Whlst
Club meets this week with Miss Lu
cretla Cullen.
During this week the selectmeu have
paid out $18, 000 Vin reducing the town
debt. There is now only one debt the
town owes. a note held by Mia. Theo-
dore Austen for $22,000.1t is bellev
ed “that in two years, unless .ihere is
some remarkable expenditure, which
is at present unforseeu, the town will
be out of debt entirely. This speaks
very Well for the business policy adont
ed by the selectmcn for the past few
years.
Six autos were stop ed Sunday by
the Darien autoc0ps. eIterday how-
ever Judge Willmott could not remem-
ber all the names and addresses of the
Scottish tragedies. accusing the latter prisoners.‘ Among the, however.
of diving caused.- him to be hissed and ’ were "Alden Marcum. " of Stamford,
booted down While playing in Eng Wiley Carhart, of New Haven;
land: When Macready came to fulfill] Chittllon, of New Jersey; William
an engagement. at the opera house the Downey, of New York. Burns.
old feud was icnewed. and Forrest's of -————; and one other name and
pit sans almost packed the 110086 laddress unknown. A fine of $10 and
en the Scottish actor appeared it'costs was imposed in eachcnse with
waits signal for a storm of biases and the exception of that of Alden Mar-
yells; and mlssles were thrown on the cum, Whose case went over until last
stage at him. but disguising himself evening, when it was tried before
inéa long cloak thrown over his stage Judge :Wlimott. One autoist who
dress and a slouch bet, he was gotten was going at a fifty mile gait got the
. out: the back way and secreted in a best of the autocops. He did not stop
Mrs. Frank Petty is confined to her
home by illness In the form of an at3
lack of grip.
The Advent cottage prayer meeting
this Week will be at the home of Mrs.
Scott, in Woodwmd avenue.
The regular weekly class meeting
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
A’3 meeting and rehearsal of the
Church Choral Union was held last
evening at the East Avenue Methodist
Church.
A" lneeting of the Barnes. Class and
of the Phlluihea Class of the East
Avenue Methodist Church, will be
held' Friday night at the church.
A ineeting of the Epworth League of
the East Avenue Methodist Church
was held last evening at the home of
A. ”W Nichbis’, in East avenue. A
nominating committee was appointed
audithe election of ofilcers will takei
plboé at the next meeting on May 20.
it was also veted to hold two meet-
lags each month.“ The first to be heldl
on the first Monday of the month for
business purposes and the second
meeting on the third Monday of the
mo‘iith for social purposes, to be held
at like homes of different members
Next: Sunday, heig the anniversary of
the League, spec til services will be
heldln the church,
0n the 7th of MaYT. fifty—eight years
ago, occurred the memorable anti-
Maoready riots. In the Astor Place
Opera House, New York, where a
large number of people were either
killed or wounded by the firing of the
militia, underGeneral Sanford. The
trouble grew out of Edwin Forrest, the
Mean tragedian, having a griev-
against William Macready, the
1, John Croat Mr. Qlestlful,
t-‘Hemgsn.
0n Satuiday evening, May ii,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Jennings, Greens Farms. Charles Hill,
of Wisconsin will address the mesh
lag.“ A full attendants is desired,
warm
Frederick Banks Pas a sick horse.
horse
Mrs. John Fitch entertained the Ma-
tines Whlst Club last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sterling have
visited relatives in Bedding.
Miss Ella Nortluop of Portchester
has visited her mother Mrs Lewis
Northrop.
John William has been III for several
days with a severe grip oold.
Miss Mabel Kernstock has returned
from a visit in Mount Vernon.
the sick list for several days.
day vat her home in Aspeeuck
Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch. were Su-
day guests of relatives in Eastou,
Mr. and Mrs. E. l Beets, have on-
tertalned their uncle, Rnndle Meade.
Mi and Mrs. Charles Perry. of
Bridgeport, have visited the Misses
irons and Florence Perry
Mis Frederick Buirltt and Miss My
ra Burritt. visited friends at Groom
field Hill. on Sunday
A number from here attended the
Westport High School entertainmenl
on Thursday evening last.
Mrs. Hallock. of Derby. and chld
ren, have visited her sister, Mrs
gene Beers nd her grand-mother. Mrs
William WI Imus. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Basis of Nor-
walk, Miss Annie Beeis. of Medford.
Mass, and Mi Carl Schmidt of Brill-V
geport, have been guests at the real.
deuce of Howard liners.
PLAYING TFOR A BIG STAKE.
Syndicate Gives California Man 380,-
900 for Interest in 81.6w
Estate.
SANTA MONICA, Cal. May 7—A
stake of 880. 000 played against a for
tune of nearly It .500, 000, with a human
life as the final deetrmining factor, are
features of an unusual usuauctlon en-
lPlGll Into yesteidny between Henry C.
Keeling and a syndicate composed of
four local men.
in about three years, If he llvcsv
an estate to be settled at that time.
when the younger heirs will become
of age. The syndicate gave Kenna
$80 000 for his lutetest In the estate.
taking the risk of losing the $80, 000
if Keating dies before the estate‘ In
settled as the other heirs then come;
liito the whole estate of 85.0.00000.
Should Kenting survive the settle
ment of the estate, the syndicate wil
make 81.42li.,000 less the interest 0
the $80. 000 and various legal fees.
resume Auctioneers.
run rampant. or NATIONS
Rome to those of costly and curious rs
'Trlbunai of Nations," the Frank A.
Robbins Co's all new great feature
shows seem to have covered the in-
tervening centuries after a fashion cal
culated to most brilliantly and lmpres
alvely appeal to the public eye. The
feature named comprises an heroic
historical pangesnt In which the most
famous epochs are designated by rep
resentatlies of their greatest rulers
and their courts and martial staffs.
disposed in accurately and royally rob-
hy splendidly caparlsoned blue-ribbon
thoroughbreds. Napoleon, the victor
in a hundred battles, as he appeared
on the memorable field of Austerlitz;
Caesar. the- Immortal Roman conquer
or and historian; Frederick the Great.
whose masterly genius laid the fans
dation of the present German Empire.
and whose statue.3 presented by Emper-'
or William to America, was recently
house in Waverley Place, until he had at the red flag and got by Dave Nelson
a chance to go to Boston, and from Mather before the astonished Dave
there to England, and never set foot could slide the rope across the road.
onIAmerlcan soil afterward. The ring-
leader of the Forrest contingent was WESTPORT.
Nell Buntliné. an ex- -naval ofilcer, -
whole “8m name “'33 E C z Jud Work was commenced on the new
son; a writer of sea stories and pub- Methodist church yesterday.
lisllor ”1 Ne! Bunfllnes Own He in '1‘. Bedford and family have or
w“ afterward arrested and sent ‘0 rived In the Farms for the summer
Hhckwellt’g island for auterm for his season. .0
in .Vriot. Bunt as was on no
firm e i’otin ers of the Know Nothldgl “Edam“ M Bald“ 0' New H339“
Patty. who were known in these days was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. lred
byitheir wearing a light colored soft, Bradley, Sunday
felt hat and a Maw 67 on a campaign Mrs. C. F. Coles and daughters who
batten. Incidentally a number of in3 have been visiting at Trinity rectory,
in. people .were killed .on Fourth have returned home. . l
:sbggeT as my. speciednto be gdgng d Rev. Georges BislhopHmades Kn ad
nom II .ID was 89 ress Imus tapes lgh cool on
V VIII definitely DOW many fatalities Monday morning on “Habits." ’
ocVired. The crowd after ”Hi“; Moses Sherwood of the Forms has'
559"“ ”“56 engaged In a genera purchased a handsome driving horse
H33,
m In the streets adjoining. Ned
Inc's last publicf services were in from parties in Bridgeport.
ii “an the“ m. 093mm“, Bill Westmi’t Circle. Ltd! Foresters.
a ‘ T “y ,yom “film ”Tm 1.3 are “Wire 11 dance .‘..l.n National HI".
trayeled as one of his right- hand men. "‘9 latter WI" 913W“ WWW-3
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Loaders will at-
ROWATYTON. tend the May meeting of the Fol‘rl'leld
Association at Sound each today
John Male of Baugatuck who has
been suffering with Jaw trouble. has
beelllV removed to the Bridgeport hos-
.p its
The Current Events Club held their
last meeting at the Westport Sanita-
rium. the guests of Dr. Roland and
Mrs. Newton-
The hanual meeting of the Ecclesi-
astlcal society of the Congregational
Mrs. Charles A. -,Freke of Raymond
street. is spending the day In New
‘ Yolk“
Mrs. John M. Caitlin, of Raymond
stress is spending the day with her
mother, Mrs. Sclser. In Rye, New
VV,Yo,rk. . 3
" The first rehearsal of the Country
School at Blueberry Corners was held
lab! evening in the Rose Company's
T ball. This entertainhtbht Is a fine one
of its1 kind. emrebefitlng a country
his plan! are supposed ITO
soils 'sh acoustic»- w 0
hi.“ way biotin inane“ woods. This-
was ”if“ and six
day afternoon.
Rehearsal of the Old Folks cen-
cert will be held this evening at the
3griinge hall. Theeatortainiaent will
be held on’ his! liitrat must Hall.
litter ii “snort Nit praise unless
Mrs. Henry nubile. passedsz
her new vol-s who. m3 East am!
”T ‘T " attainment
jwtgthe still motif? “Vacs
mill“? street. BM m :TIUIVVIIIT invalid To?
members and W! W In “Ill. get-m] mtg-1 l . . .. J
Vim-p, The little led'The Persecuted
lithium it Mr; Mrs. Johann mums," E 3”,}.
sends re out In any sterling
. ads? a .‘snd cried lestl cl.
parently I rig asleep among dare.
but!!! .9 children storm
13”,}; HT
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airfiv' .
Ryan and Cabinet:
church wssv held In the chapel yester-
unveiled on the esplanade of the new-
ly finished war college at Washington:
Wilhelmina. the beloved young miesn‘
of the Netherlandsi the kings of it.-
aly, psin and Shelled. the emperor
fAustria. and of others. Here Is an
eye feast of impressive individuality
‘and a stimulant to historian inquiry?”
of great benefit to the reuse
ran,
and3 the many other feature “couch
and animal and arenio attractions f
“‘8 minded limped muses with Ill 9 3 '
on Saturday next. at the Easter
Grounds. Woodward avocado
DANIEL RXAN 0.9M? NY.
The weeks engagement 4
y was in CT favor-
ably opened with charm tion of
The bells. It. Hertha Theatre last
evening. the vigorous applause and in-
numerabl'eyourtain o‘stltVi. attesting a.
the tsuccess lot that” perloisnance
throughgsils Etc gig p: Mathias was
portra y r. y n n
ful aiiil‘iii'lginal ihhlkliei'
n foiemost ce 3
world. until} iii“ moeij;
:VitidseideotiVM a: fund;
enr ll
salient ' hilly“
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”frail“
.'3 {Tammi
WT fifl‘w rebuild
work aststli‘er Minter lad W‘Tfl: 3
Rivers left ““th to be
his portrayal _:of TI means
of Hans. . ' .m'
mix. 3 e leaner
Williams with the proTi
t Vctilott, flagellum the first and
r acts especial simmsnd
weird. Tonight the (fibre: Musketeers
will be the bill: tomorrow after oou.
eeired in
character
simpprtlng company
Forgiven,.V sands .mV ch~
lira ii I. . .
tibia Mn which use.
NEW YORK May 7,—«Louls Bkopc,
.dltls, wile dMsry
.WN'B
illicit“ .
‘i‘giiim‘iimim
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31 f Tit-a; “33V
the T
J: flannel” a club will hold a meeting at
S. B. Puncher lg driving a new 3
Mrs. Frederick Banks. has been at .
Miss Alina Eanton, spent over- -Sun-
Knitting will fall heir «0.31.5030 000 of T
dlum is a far cry, and yet in their -
"of lanai T
13?”; anphixiation In ;
oCormich; Teddy. Joseph Dun- 3
. Arabella low , -
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r detail Mar rm frrw
use!
VflWsllm 31b WWII.
having is Runabout.- my
Vulcsliaa't " ‘~
From the Imperial days of ancient don’t
ed tableaux on gorgeous ‘Ilo‘ats, drawn *P—WM-V ,. ._. .. 3.. ...3 .. - VV
Imus-n9- whammy and «um
University Jess relieved of a. pocket-
‘ book cont'alnlng about 850 while on.
his way to New York, according to a
tale told yesterday by the depot pa.
trained. to whom Mi Stokes related
the matter when be retained to this;
IDYMIIMIDVIVT
The «Very pelt sitar; 35:15 '80s.
2% lbs. Sugar with other Mil ,, u, 00 you buy or sell and naturally expect
14 m a” . 250 to make money. Buy you tune to
31bit. Large Prunes
3 lbs Extra Large Prunes
Was-I us
so IOVMH. Wilt.
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J. R. CONNOR. Manager.
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. SERVICE UP-To-DATI
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RATES 3REA80NABLE
For further particulars apply at or-
lice. Telephone 488.
Sunday Dun-dish Specialty.
VF. T. Eaaiasoad. Son.
DWOIATOIU
PORTLAND Ore.
this state.
VHEICHSTAG moses FIRST READ-
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BERLIN, May 7 --T‘he Beichstag to
day passed the first reading of the
commercial
u .3 the United States and Germany and re-
_ .. ferred the agreement to a committee.
modus
OUT OF THE EARTH
Know About Real Estate.
Baum people make monoydbyl liiflil.
‘3 be ilk Tckorg W, butnot many. lt’s betterto ea wt
T M Gm 230. the assistance of knowledge and ex-
poi-lance. We have both and they are
at your service in any transaction in-
volvlng real estate
" VVypur pocket to employ them.
Wholesale "and R
WALL PA
70 NORTH mm or.
eou'ru NGRWALK.
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Cars ‘0 ”.2122.“ ”‘3. m” m
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mamrgsosooamauiac.) 3.3 TETBT ,
to run , . . .'
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TIBV Will 8%.. NomsllhTT
I0 WITIMVngOVon 8%. lo. Normals.
Real Estate and banana
WIT; have sTsvsrsI «hm bargains T
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D..,*Mnes May 1—33“
Every mill is tithi- city, It is believed ,.
will shut down dun-l" the last week
in August accmdlng to the vote of
the option will operatives to
their vacation at that time
lite vote was taken by the opeiatlies
..lit the. weave mills only, it is the gene
hi opinion that the spinning plants
will take the same step which means
that during the last week'in August.
practically the entire business of this
V city-will be suspended
T LCHOOL COLLECTION FOR PEARY
t E. Peary, in a telegram,
has uthorised the beginning of a col
iectlon by the school children of Ore-
gun to make up the 880V 000 necessary
(or the starting of another expedition
to the North Pole. May 22nd will be
designated as ‘Peaiy Day" " and on that
date each pupil will be asked to contri-
bute from one to five cents each. It is
expected that $5,000 will be realized
WM mum-V
take
,May 7 ~Comman
vlvendi between
s‘lfl'll
i
its money In
south N‘rwalk.
3".3i
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Dollars In
use;
While V l
, Barrow s.
at $2. 7‘5 up.
tA very strong line of‘fully guaran-
teed High Wheel fllowers. at 35.50
to 56.00.
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES, MOES, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS, ilPADEs, and all
Farming Utensils. at the lowest prices.
General repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
lentil ilullrue go.
39 Main St, ‘Norwalk.
Elli Nlllllllil BANK
scum sonwslVLK. colon.
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sasosa'icx i-i. Rowan. Ind Vica-
WILFRD IODWlLli. W. ‘V
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Hoary Cayman"
John H. Knapp I alaiu‘oi Miriam.
Josclah R. Marvin '4. Wallace Marvin
A an line lot first-V
. quaiilu
Fishing Tackle.
Yacht and Lalumh
Supplies,
Paints. , Varnishes.
Garden Tools and
Add menu other
Masonic
snow white, one
\oelsia Enameled Lavatory.
PLUMBING.
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and snyonsTdrfilnt"
woekiy."sa can scour. motley
office on tilt r own name.
Call and see us.
Windmills
sully 00.1
Havlland Bldg. Washington 5'.
Office Hours. I a. m to I o. m.
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Have you ever stopped to oouIidoIT
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running WM
in your dressing chamber, nicer
ing apartment of first floor wile!
room? its presence would aiford 70'
the highest degree of comfort.
*We will gladly quote you prices. Ont
plumbers are strictly competent in.-
chanlcs honest and reliable. I
Horace R flash.
CORNER MAIN AND WEST IT;
‘Standsrd'
“Willi.
ThePlumpln
In youdhouse is of too anion flip rt-
ance to your health and happltlt! to
let anyone instal such work unless
they ace. thorough mechanics, under:
standing every branch of the plumbing
ciirlstlsn Owen: J in ii. Lilith , d ventilatin systeuls.‘ work ILV
Fred H. R w'an. gamete“! I! M!
”5m Arthur ll. Bonadjqfil’T
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5 Monroe St. Soutb‘rivfilgkflggtlml
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l 'seli only Investments
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users
personally inveiti'gated. and which
have been most rigidly In resumed
by some of the very best business and
professional men in our city, who my.
large holdings with us, and who rec.
ommend these investments ,to the"
most Intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literature
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. Aeneral About. .T‘
‘IVB South Main Sci-m » ‘ l
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Spring Goods now
reads for your
inspection.‘
Charles E. DIM.
w v we“ «sit? 33‘
EARDWARE- ,
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,T In income Weddell“ property pm J Eli: HOT WAT“ in
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3, .3 consideration with us. satisfaction as J
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lily. service and} rice. 3.01:: star
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Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool
of Dover street), every driy (except 3
Sunday). at 4 p. In. Freight receive?) .3:
at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk up to 5: 30 p m.
finn'fii.:i:mm§ V,
and desirablm: ‘aphutmentll: are becom
ing scarcer every day.
f31ium,ber of very
T‘ 0' IN! ”I “flu
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PLUMBING AND STEAM l
. HEATING.’ l
HOT WATER HEATING.
scram HEATING. ,
STOVES AND RANGES '
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMP PNA NY
17 WALL eraser.
NORWAL
c... MW_H
" ‘ llailu Line in N. i
felt freight Only
On and after Tuesday, January I.
trill leave
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
.3 c. .c, Housman.
3- General. Agent
own Home 9
Rents are advancing all the tlni
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