-.u'. l“: I. at l”? ., " . ¢ .. Wigs now sh a is: and mm" Jinan iro no to .15 pralt. I Alli) Curtain ed! in data, III" 6' on"- And stripe- at 100, also and use MA full line of Drape Nets at all:i m Curtains from 80¢ a pair to s. it. deluxe" W llloolt. ......"n... local illusion WEATHER REPORT. For Not-Walk and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. All men of high pressure centml over Minn cents is producing low temperatures in the northern sections. it was snowinil this morning at Huron. 8. D.. Hougll ton and Marquette. Mich" and Buffalo N. Y. Cloudy and showery weathell prevails generally in the southern sec tions an along the Atlantic coast New Orleans reported “it inches oi rain during the past Zidiours. Con i tions falor for this vicinity pa' 1 cloudy weather probably followed local showers. “Baseball Supplies at Blascer's. Henry Sackman. of Cannon. is spending a few days in Jersey City. —.ileadqusrters for Spalding Goods Blasoer‘s. Theodore Wright of New Haven formerly oi Norwaik, was a visitm in town yesterday m‘lmnshed prices Saturday at tht Bridgeport Mkt., 193% Washington St. Open until 11:46 p. m. The Cannon Literary Circle will mect‘tonight at the home of Miss Hen- rietta Ssckmnn. ~Baseball. Saturday. Nat-walks vs Eastern College. at Amusement Park Rev. Charles M. Seileck of Norwsik will preach in St. Stephen’s church Ridgcilelll next Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Weed. son and mother of South Norwalk, Visited Elbert Jones in High Ridge sunday. Misti Jane Canfleld, of Georgetown entertained Miss Flora Lockwood of South Norwalk, recently. ‘ A. J. Collins and Company are hay in: a handsome electric sign installed. on the front of their store. Frederick S. Ambler, of Norwalk. Is on a business trip to Bridgeport. Barton and Stamford today. -Porierhouse Steak, 18c Bridgeport Mitt. Misti Florence Meeker, of Westport, attended the dance and reception given, by the Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk, re» easily, at Lo'ckw‘ood’s Hall. ——Caps. Caps, Caps. O'Brien. The law which brings about an an tomatlc increase in the salaries of post-office clerks the method now used in the pay carriers will go into effect Julyl. MB” tel-n lb. up. liege, at amusement Park om P. Zeltfus, of sensurgn, N. rd formerly of this city is spending a few days here. His brothers, C. Zeitfss, is stpresent in GfllVBSiOIln Texas 6-Way ball! (let ’em at Blascer‘s:‘ The members of the Pine Ledge Whlst Club will be entertained on Tuesday afternoon, May 21st, by Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock, at her home .In ,Weiit avenue. 3" John F Curnyn. of Connecticut ave nut-)3: 'Will leave South Norwalk today» for Boston, Mass, where he will spend a fortnight at his home and " in, tours to neighboring sections. ——ltching, bleeding, blind plies yield to Dean's Ointment. Chronic cases soon relieved, finally cured. Prussian; all sell it. ."Wiiliam F. .Cody, "Buffalo Bill." is to be'inltlsted Into the Fraternal 0r- der of Eagles on Sunday, May 19, "at Bridgeport and quite a delegation of local Eagles are planning to attend -—Chopped Steak, 12c lb. Bridge- port Mitt. L. C. Scofield at New Canaan has purchased the business at 108 Pacific styre'e‘t, Stamford, previously carried on 8.3. Cutbill. of South Norwalit. and Rwill continue in the line of fish, oysters. etc --Dr Dick‘s Medicine cure- my At the l'é‘tlél’il. meeting of Norwalk 39,8 ..0 E., a committee com prising theP oilicers of the lodge was appointed to carry out the necessary changes In the new home of the order in South Main street. The comiiilt- o '.ciock same ms sour ..... CHUCK non-r ........ ......... _ ”also LAMB Leos ...... coitus LAMB roach ..... . ...... LIAN POT llOAs'r .......... FLAT‘ 3“! 00“}4IilMI-‘IIIssues-0‘s.- sqult cusso lama ............. ‘ HOME ”moron. ”W... . t ‘Eillllll. lie, . tote the raisins of the price ll, Saturday. Norwalks til protruding or: ,7: tee will meet Sunday morning at 112 9mm MIRKET » ’5 South 31an L“: ., MOIT INEXPENNVE BEDS MADE ‘ ' . with: mutual. atoll ........... WHEN YQ‘U HAVE BRASS BIDS ... ............... occasion have \ prescripfldns com.- .. YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND THE pounded. ul' charges are the lowest "'3” THE HOME AT THE LOWEB at which pure drugs can be sold. .Drop in and‘ try a glass of our ice Cream Soda. Delicious, cooling and lam North Main St. . ~11 mutt St on r”-‘t.tlt Ass. THE lest you HEALTH. contrast AND ctsnupmias. 'THE mos-r ATTRACTIVE nlsPLAvs m bus erotic, WMLI we HAVE THE i THAT cm a: CALLED coon AND FMM THAT ON UP TO THE FINEST BEDS MADE. ...... tars To seam ............ ...ozooorossooo sssr or svenvrnma To FUR} T POSSIBLE PRICE. J ,_ ollins&Ca. wulaAl. olsscros AND standstill. South Nor-walk, Conn. We..." ... ..- ..-.-. - ., SchogL Taxes Union School District The thkpayc'rs of the South Norwalk Union School District. are hereby noti- fled that the district tax or due and cobalt mills on the dollar, laid on the torn assessment list of 1906. at a meeting of the district held on the 12m 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 Stillsou- Powell's drug store. 82 Wash- ington street. Penalty at the rate hf \9 per cent. a year will be charged on and after June 1,t1907. A. TOLLI‘AS Collector oi Taxes for South Norwalk Union School District. Dated at South Norwaik, April 29. 1901' i129 to jl l “I Calling. Ll lg '3‘ r. i; ‘ Tel. 62H Drought. 3 North Main Street. Last Sunday Mi and Mrs. l. C. Wlxon Went to South Norwallr to see It uncle C. J. Dann, who is criti sally ill in the hospital there. His friends hope for a speedy recovery.~— Ridgefield Press. “Loving is .1 painful thlili Not to low is more painful still 1lint ah! it is the wotst of pain To love and not be loved again." (When you feel that way, better take Holiister's Rocky Mountain Tea). Plaisted’s Drug Store. Agent. John E. Wood, of the Nor- wnik passenger depot. was ll visitor in New York city yesterday aftcmOon. Mr. Wood’s brother. William Wood, night Operator at llrallchville, substi- tuted for him. —-Cheapest place in town for Roast Pork and Veal, Saturday, is tho Bridgeport Mitt. John B. Gregory sold his house at ii lsnacs street. Nor-walk yesterday, to Henry J. Gruman, of Norwaik. M _. Grum’an intends to move from his 1) — sent home in Camp street to his new- ly purchased one. -aneilall. Saturday. Norwalks vs. Eastern College. at Amusement Park. Property No. 10 Bayview avenue. owned by Ezra Hoyt, has been sold by the real estate agency of J. M. Lay- ton and Company. inc, to Michael Lyden and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Lyden will take possession about June 1st. -——For any pain, from top to too. from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil. Pain can't stay where it is used. Constipation steals the iron which should be absorbed away from the bowels spoils your blood and (om- plexlon causes anemias and disease. Regulate your bowels with Hollisler's Rocky Mountain Tea. and keep well. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Piaisted's Drug Store. I By a recently issued cider of the post office department all papers sent from the office of publication to sub scribcrs in Canada will have to bear a one cent stamp. This will necessi- of all spapers going to that country fifty NOTICE CITY TAXES. The taxpayers of the City of South Norwnlk are hereby notilied that the city tax of eight (ii) mills on the dol~ inr, laid on the assess ent list of 1906, at a city meeting he (1 in Quittner's also the library fund tax of three» payable on the first day of May. 1901'. 5 Railroad Place. Penalty at the rate remaining unpaid after June 1. 1907. JAMES PAUL, South Norwalk. South Norwalk, May 1,1907 Ii Vinoibulidsyouup midi-craywup 133, . Hall. on the 5th day of March, 1907: ' eighths Us) of a mill on the dollar, ' laid at the some. time, will be due and . at which time i will receive the same I at Jacob M. Layton 8: Co‘s office, No. 3 of nine (9) per cent. n year from May . l, 1907. will be charged on all bills , Collector of Taxes of the City of; m2tojl¢ In —-Lntcst College Hats. O'Brien. Mr. and Mls. Spencer S. Adams, who were married last week, are expected home from their‘boneymotm trip the latter part of the present, week. They will rimmediately'go into the myster- ies of housekecing at a newly furni- shed home at the corner of Newtown and Westport avenues, *Umbrellss & Mourning Bds. O'Brien. Judge Joel E. Reed. ls hearing evi Hurlbutt against Frank E. Sim-gen of Westport and another. to H‘t‘nvel on a note of Si. 000. it Is claimed by the defense that there was an moi aglec- ment with the plaintiff that suit would not be brought on the note. ‘ .IEAUTY AND STYLE in the “SO EASY" lNVlSlBlE eyeglass mounting. A slender gold ban tconucotinn the lenses , imputed My all that is visible. . feature, permits absolutely per- fect adjustment :with an even distribution ofpt'ossure or bear ' ing surface-0n the nose. wean reseller teases. ' He met. 8. lioyt Refueling ppticlan. 745 United Bank Building. ‘Tol. some s. deuce tulip) in the suit of Sophia A.. The pivotal action an essential ~ . lay. it ileum ~ has sutured a slight return of his so cent attack of remittent fever and is taking a few days of recuperation. smile sum roa mu AND nova. ll. EUTTIEBb new: tab low robin 11 N0. MAM IT. to. bob «.— ".-.—fl“...— _.s.. Binds cm "It“. Inc. A. W. MARTIN, Secrfltlry L. A. SHOLES, Trellliflr. Manufacturers fl hill all chemicals. Sulphuric. Muriatlc, Nitric ind Hydro- fiuorlc Acids. Fiourloo Pinkie Cul- photo and Nitrate 6f Soda, cto., etc. The Charles E. Choice Company, Sales Agents. 164 Front St. New Vol-it. GLOV E R ’S the place. HANAN a SON. _$5.00. HALSTON HEALTH, it... ELITE, , C350 and M00. SHOES AND OXFORD! . for Men. OXFORDS AND POMPA TIES All leathers, for women. 1 Pilot". 542-2. Wear “shoes Just a Better than old-launched cod liver oil and anulsions to restore health for Qldeafieopie, ,liellcste children, rundown persons, hawd after sickness, Colds,’ coughs, bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. . it mean u antes 1%: currents “smiley. - » going to do. Women... Handsome ”rhinitis bf Fri'c‘es 315 to ................ lac—10c Ls. ............. . ..... ......12l/gc LI.‘ ...... . ........ :43.qu .................. ...........12¢ Ll. . 10c Ls. . lulu ;‘ loo Ll. sonrmo culcxsss. .......... a.......--.--..... ....‘n......-.....-.\...-...a-.q South Norwalln _ V so... cepted models. The fabrics are variqi, the styles are malty and exquisite. The workmanship and quality of materials the best. Ladies, ain‘t put oil the buying, but vl-comd‘lman'd buy. and pay us weekly. Word ‘ We realize that the amount of business depends solely upon us, as we have a firm belief that the concern gets the patronage in the same proportion as it offers low prices, good goods and financial accommodations in the form of reasonable and easy payments. it is easy to promise, we admit, but when we back up every statement with the “goods. service and prices," we are talking “business," aren’t we? That’s just the way we are We ask fer your trade and sustain because we b'elich we are equipped to gills you better goods at lower prices than any house 1n town, as we have unlimited capital to buy close, and this means to sell close. Moreover, we conduct our business on an economical basis, no frills, no attaine- tioqs, which cost money and add the expend: bf doing business and to the prices, and, moreover, we are cbntent with a reasonable profit. style and sc-' $50 it,“ Men’s Department. Our men's suits are made by union worklnell. and are free from sweat shop methods. The suits are shovvn in all fabrics . and in all the styles which are accept“! l8 the “ihii't‘g'” this are the best, the styles the latest, and the prices very reasonable. ‘ Prices $10 to $255., ,7.» all J . Spring. The materials Brest Reductions FIT . thislinc._ You can't Cincih. ‘ ”Classical 1000,400gx—5 'l 1le .‘i “Lace Carmina RUFFLED MUSLIN AND. BOBBINETTE. . ALSO THE NEW STRIPE COTTAGE CURTAINS. This department has been greatly enlarged. \Ve now show a much larger selection of goods than in former seasons. All new and the very latest designs. Lace Curtains. from sea to $7.50. Ruiile Curtains, from age to $3.50. Cottage Cunningham $1.00 to $.50. Window Shades, 25c, 39c and soc. Complete line of Portiers, Couch Covers and Yard Goods. , Curtain Scrim, Fancy Curtain Material, Silkollnes and Creams“. \ 83 85 Washington Sill-obit Al'ull Supply of I I F ; ~ . A . Carriages hind Wagons - , 1 now ls run was TO any: yous home mom. ‘ svtsvrllmo tron run noses can he subtitles. ALl’o sot: Assn-r iron THE R acme slcchI. L M. molt soars MAIN stilts? ’ O. B Henson, Optician. Everything in the Optical use. ' Eye‘s manned Free. as WALL "its". HAM tsuoxeo) 1» La. PICKLES 10¢: not. clllcsts........:........ son’s. NEW CANNED coils, toocAuncms FOsto J. w. DODGE. ’- .9. Whitman Street 1' South smut arson Afr: ’ Merrill Will enable you to accomplish that which will insure a F‘ living for life. Write for catalogue today. . see some . Stamford , M. swallows... Port Chester ‘ -. This do... i! l . cl . brclla. Our stock' is splendidly” equipped to midi dll reduilgofilwtb e on the values we diet. no matter you go, for We buy umbrellas tilt-eel from the minufae’tum cent spent here gets ihll Value in quality. Styli. finfifi'fiiitl dili- N E RYAN so on 96 Wishington Street. South’liortvtlitl wvsalaaoavis sAsesALl. in... alloyed. o o o 1 r‘o o 6 whit“: . . , ...... . ~- ‘1 (mung, H," Stats League. . Mom 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 t) x—ll 5 .3 Atilolyok'e: ' Illa. OOOOODOOM‘C'T, Hoiyolte 01030120: 493:: .‘Louis: .3 . “ Bridgeport000000041611 l. 1002,01‘00—4 At Waterbury: ‘ 0 l 3"“) 0 1 ‘ ‘ . “i°"’“l” o 32 1 ° 2 2 l 3:8 "1 ‘ soi- 9.353 ll ti " ' one 1101 tags“ 0‘ o largest! New London, Wet grounds. all. 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