410V II."'
macwshoi'ringhlarpud
W"'°.’.l"‘ltt°‘1. 1 1.511”
or In a .
1 Qi80011rtsiunoodlin
Mandarin-“100.1 dug
Atolllino of on all
‘:ll'or Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudi'.
"iocniohowers tonight. Friday,
The pressure is below the nor
"'1 the InorItIhern l s. 0110:?
a ran weat erprev tilnte c
rsfiion 11'1'111 41101131110 1111111 091141.
Ali. area of high pressure central over
Tunas is producing pleasant [weather
in the Southwestern sections. Condi
1101111 favor for this vicinity cloudy and
rainy weather, with slightly lower tem-
pointure.1
lip-Mayor Moses Glover went fl'shlng'
yesterday. .
Philip Smith. of South Norwalk, was
rioting in Ridgeiield recently. ,
is,
~Dr. Dick's 1151111111. curds 31111.
E. A. Hoyt of Ridgofleld, visited at
Bell island a few days last week.
F Gordon Meade of Boston has
can the guest of relatives in The Nor-
walks.
William .7. Foster, of Raymond-
_ Brothers' [01 to is enjoying a day's va-
cation. .
———Shad. 12c 1b., at New York Market.
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19, Knights
of Pythlas, will hold‘ a regular session
this evening.
_.._.‘..__...
Matthew Friend of Lowe street, has
resigned his position with Senator
Jeremiah Donovan.
a
Lincoln Council, No 4, Order of
United American Mechanics will hold
a regular meeting tom‘orrow' night.
Mr. and Mr,s Harry Evans .of New
York. have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wayte A. Raymond. of Clay
street
Thomas S. Donaldson and Joseph
H Brown of South Norwalk, attended
the plumbc1s’ convention in Hartford,
yesterday.
—'—Best Meats at lowest prices, at
New York Manhet. ~
The W 0:71.11 will meet 011111 Mrs
J. A Richardson, 10 ,9.th “cough
Friday. at3 0 (tidbit shar' 'd IAuy iilto'I1V-I
ested are invited to attod .
Rev. Charles S. Macfnllaud will do"
liver the Memorial Day admcss at the“
80101 rs Monument to the veterans
141111an iv'h 0 11111111111 them 111111111111:
the countiy s noble dead
’..—.0-
The 'Golden Rule Circle of KinV'g‘s
Daughters. of the Norwalk Congrelw
111111111. Church will meet Fildny May
17 nt3p. 10., withMrs. E. K. St. .liihn,_.
15' St."Joliu avenue, East Norwalk’.
1 A girl who has 11111011 heir to one of
these Rocky Mountain Tea compler
ions,- is to be envied. Girls whose
there and grandmothexs took H011
let’s Rocky Mountain Tea conveyed
a imposing on their children Plalsted's
Drug Store.
Colonel George D. Russell,
Norwalk Hotel, returned yesteIday
from Brooklyn, where he has been on
business connected with the Thir-
teenth Regiment of which he is lieu-
tenant colonel.
The general, condition of the roadbed
of Arrn‘ory Hill has been considerably
improved by action of the highway den
parfinents of both the City of South
Norwallt and the City of. Norwalk. A1
1111211411111 of crushed stone has been
laid 'oVer practically the entire hill. '
hIllo'tches pimsples, flesh worms, black
sads.‘ are un ghtly 111111 donors int-fl
pure blood. Holli ste'r's Rocky Molin-
trill). Tea will drive them away. carry-
in: some clear to the top floor of
hr and 11.111111119111135 cents, Tea
blots. Pleisted's Drug Store.
w
R. wmuéy” ‘tt'h'o resigned as sup-
at" tendent of 1139,11”, York division...
of ’.the'N New R0 New Haven 111111
1110111 1111111,” 1. 111111 been-c
eluted general superintendent of
-. electrical 001111611 of the Nw
if Céntral with headquarters in tle‘
All!” Central depot
Lodge. Shepherds of
a regular meeting
11 Men's Hall and re-
‘ gin imposition for “member
1 ' cdntl dates will be initiated
,1. '01 1 ti meeting, June 5. A com-
1 . 1 - ted to arrange for a
sepiechase lslarid, Fri-V
(M
...... .m--m-._.
«I -muaa
wnscit you HAVE
4 0111111111011 10 have prescriptions com
. at which pure drugs can be sold.
' England and is herself said to be 01
1 W
' OBOE-FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS.
of the' '
11 1111111111 cunductor,
' 'i'
'14. 1‘
pounded. Our charges are the lowest
Drop in and try a glass of 1- ice
Cream Soda. Delicious ling and
void-hing. :31?"
1117.11. 1111111211111
, brugglsi.
4 North 14.111 stresL'
L
1 ‘.lolm Barnett, charged 111111 bur
lary. elected to take his chances wi
a jury in the criminal superior court.
Bridgeport, yesterday rather than take
is chances befoe the judge on the.
lea of guilty and came off the loser.
he only defense of the accused was
11-: general denial. It took the jury
About four minutes to come to a de-
cision. ,
One week from yesterday a district
convention of the‘Danbury group of
the Epworth Dengue will be held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, of
Danbury. There will be an altemoon
and evening meeting and a number of
interesting speakbrs will give address-
es. Among these will be Rev. Harvey
E Burnes, of Ridgefleld; Rey. G ’l‘
Freeman. of East Norwalk; Rev. R. F
Sllmm and Rev 8. O Curtice, of
South Norwalk. The latter spoakm
will give the principal 1111de of the
evening .
Girls will smile through the years,
Their eyes will always glisten with
glee
They will never be 11111111111 by tears,
if they take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plalsted s Drug Store;
SUPPOSED PAUPER ls WEALTHY.
Woman Taken iii In St. Louis An Heir
to $3,000,000 Elia“.
CHICAGO May '16.—~A
from St. Louis says: »
The identity of a woman of 29 years.
who' has been in the City Hospital
here fer several weeks registered as ll
pauper. has been established She is
Mrs. Rose Sheridan, 01‘ Montreal; Ca
nude, and instead of being destitute,
has money in the 011111.111 heir to an
estate said to be worth 83, 000.000 111
dispatch
aristocratic blood.
Mrs. Sheridan mrived here several
wee 9 ago enroute from Hot Springs”,
11111110".
0an fob? At the Union Depot she
tainted. came 1111111161111; iiiid m:
the hospital.- When 13 he regal
113010.? ss shot told of hex .slst‘
her snow fill nurse said said they Were
tt'h lisp 0t. The hospital attaches
011111; Jhéi‘ remarks resound from"
disease
Mrs Nation will 111th 101 Mill
burn. Mass. tomoxrow. She is tiie.
autldaii'gliter of $11 Alexandel John
all. of London. Eng. who died several
y ars ago. leaving a large estate, Vol.1
“111011 she is one of the halls. ' 1 .
impounding to Mrs Louis Dean. ‘0; .
is town a sister of 1114‘ Rose Sheri
_,an w 0 has been an inmate of the
St. Lou
weeks. Mrs Sheridan’s prospects oi
great wealth 111111 her connection 111.1111
British nobility are nothing more than .
the delusidns 111 a disordered mind 1.
_.
Several'Norwaiker-s Chosen to Impor-
"tint fictitious in‘Nowd-iavenr "
.1111in HAVEN May 16. -—The meet-
lngdf the randlodge,l 0.0 F. came
to enclose sat night. At the afternoon
session the following oilicers were
chosen:'
0141111 master, E. G. Hurlbult. New
1111111111; deputy grand masterfi 11w.
glersted, Hartford; grand warden; W
Toms Waterbury: urand secretary.
W. 8.1 Huntington. New Haven: gram
treasurer..1Maior H Marigold.
ii,figgeinzort; representatives to the
ratio grand ledge S W Challen-
gin, Bridgeport: and Philip Pond, New
11
Harem. grand chaplain, the Rev.
Charles H. Smith Barre. Mass; grand
1110101101 A. ‘:‘N M'clntyre, New Haven;
Joseph Hawley,.'
Dunbar-y: grand herald Holacc Hunt-
111 ton} Meridian
r0. icy 8. Keith, of Norwalk,
'iii'i for the appeals commit e;
lrnianshlp, a‘nd‘Du 101111 Beach 0
1011111 Nor‘waik. for the samewbnimtltee.
.uW
LETTER To 01-1410 F. s'Ht-zhwooo.
Host Nomalk.
Dear Sir: Say inilk is w01th Sc 0
"'1". etches 130‘ a apart.
.2 11111141, No.
it 2~3 water, 240.
If :14 water, 320.
watered paint is sold in all those
it mllon.
"Paint" at that rice and i '1 white-'6
paint part 0ft it .
flflg‘i 11,2 11111141111111 fetches 88.11011"
10101011141111 in 11.
1 " flint." 8—4 whitewash fetches 87.
aIgsllon tor the, actual paint it com
And people are paying all 111.1111:
primes qr paint. when, they my oil '3
and; iiatnta..‘1i‘here are 2911 soc '
hy. 8i: ure militia; only one‘ 'Dti'voo
Yours truly, 1
F. W. DEVON & C .
42.? 11.41.1111. Dow, South Norw
.' and 11; n (1111111111 1111111,N01wlu ,
, on will 9‘ "“
' ' ‘1.
amuse-aw 04“";
14.111 9111‘. had been ill of
City Hospital for several "'
, :3. 00 Long 11111 Gioveli ....... 92 .79 0 wooden V
rt.
1' 1-18 water 14110 sold at 8c, the millt‘
That's rather too stiff tor" 1111111. 11]" "
poi-lions
i’ur'e paint 10.111111» is sold for Si. 711::
mash {niches 82.0, a Ignildn for the .
6111' Brass slid
Snameted 1011 BR»,
ARE THE BEST FOR HEALTH, COMFORT AND CLEANLiNESSf' THE
MOST ATTRACTIVE DISPLAYS IN OUR STORE, WHILE WE HAVE THE
”DST INEXPENMVE BEDS MADE THAT CAN BE CALLED GOOD AND
‘ FROM THAT ON UP TO THE FINEST REDS MAM '
WHITE ENAMEL sans ........... ...... ... $2.75 To 025.00
snAss egos ..... ............... . ....... . ..... $20.00 To 150.00
”You CAN ALWAvs FIND THE ass 0F EVERYTHING T0 fins.
melt THE HOME AT THE Lowest: 39101.5 PRlCE.
17.1.001111140109.
_ FUNERAL 0111201011 AND 41411111111111
14110 North Main St. , South Norwalk. Conn.
[31101111] 1111111 11111113 111131 1111111111
One horse—$45.00. $55.00 and $65. 00. ~ ,.
Two horse—$65. 00, $75.00, $85.00 and $90.00.
Also Sole Agent for the RACY E BICYCLE. ‘ 1'
CARRIAGE BUILDE ’ ND DEALER.
Horse Goods of descriptions.
L. M. WRIGHT
North Main Street,
fl.
South N crwalk
a.
‘01 111111111 Basques
Our new Spring line of Dressing Sacques and Kimonas is
here, and we want you to note the pretty ways they are made. the
reliable materials, the dillnty colorings, the excellent workmanship
and the wonderfully moderate prices.
N E RYAN $1 CO
86 Washingilon Street, 8011'th Noiyvalk 'a'lk
MODERN HOUSE CLEANING
Compressed Air and Vacuum.
We have arranged to be in Norwalk with our cleanlrig wagon on Fri-
day. May 17. to do cleaning work previously arranged for. We expect to
remain In Norwaik for isveral days and should be pleased to accept any
other, work that might be offered to us while them.
STAMFORD COMPRESSED All! CLEANING 60., ’
15331-01141 Street, , .1 ' " ffitamford, Conn.
Stamford: ‘ 1
”4...... -H4M
'11-11
.'V..-..
an
Tel: whone 543,
1... 1M «er-«M
-7?“ “1......-
211-.
.' m” “Ir-:1
Headaches as well as 11111111 11111111 troubles Vow oilon (nus-111 by
oyo st1ai11. Our cxpett optlclaus '.114: u'ble to tell you 1111.01 a true
examination what is best to (i) 1111 will advise glasses only who“
it is required to correct a defect”, Prices his low as $1.00. All
work guaranteed. Children‘s ovo‘s especially cured (or. (lines eyes ._
made to order. Plismatlc and compound lenses at out 11.11.08.
United American Optici‘m’is, Inc.
HOYT'S THEATRE. BLOCK. '1 Factory 116 East 2311 St; N. Y.
“i
11.1»
s.
j
Coal and Wood
(«”7311
., AGENT FOR 717*"
Bowker s arti’iizers.
B Hershfteld 81 Son
Telephonc 294.
H" 41,1 ,1 .
.. s... . .1....
Thursday 1111 1111111 811111111
Men's Half Hose 3 pairs ........ "be 1131 Floor Mops ...... ' ..........
Fine Cream Laid Note paper . 51' Mix 1011 TowelfiR
171,“,
H'-
lip,
184, 1410010011111 . 980 yd New 1110
'1§1"1f' """'E"'"';n"'t 154,141 .
,j. ‘s packed' in 1-1)). chests, is' tree of dust,
5'01 full strength; bore.
60 ciao pound
"11111114.... night 011
.".".I"'"""'
1111311111011 PAC!
1’ r 111":
“1'08 1011411111
mm IIB ~24
;
n It.,I loath Ndrwsllt.
The taxpayers ofths City of South
Norvvalk are hereby notified that the
fill tax 01 eight; (8) mills on the dol-
a laid on the assessment list of 1900,
it I city meeting held in Arion
Hall, on the 5th day of March, 1907;
also the “Many fund tax of thiee-
iiixilths 1%) of a mill on the dollar.
laid at the same time, will be due and
payable on the first day of May. 1907.
at which time I will receive the same
111 the office of Jacob M Layton KL C0 .
Inc. No. 5 Railroad Place. Penalty at
the rule of nine (9) per cent. a year
from May 1, 1907. will be charged on
all bills remaining unpaid after June
1; i907.
, JAMES PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
South Norwaik, May 1. 1907.
1112 to 11
51110911111115.
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District. are hereby noti-
dad that. the district tax of one and
(in-half mills on the dollar, laid on
the town assessment list of 1906, at a
meeting of the district held on the
12th day of June 1900.111. the Franklin
school will be due and payable on the
first day of May, 1907, at which time
i shall be ready to receive some at
Stillson~l’owcll‘s drug store, 82 Wash-
ington sheet. Penalty at the rate of
9 per cent. a year will be charged on
and after June 1.1907.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwaik. April 29.
1907. , 0.29 to 1'...
\ Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles stored, overhauled and
repaired. Tires, Lamps. Oils, Dry
Cells, Spark Plugs, etc. '
Launch Engines. Covers. Curtains.
Tarpaullns, Tents. Awnings and 541111.
, 2.04 WASHINGTON 8T"
' 2': B. Robertson. Proprietor.
PREST-O°L|TE TANKS.
Why Pay Rent ‘?
You can own your home for less’nnd
have all the comforts o! a modern
housewitb all 111110411110 conveniences.
Five new cottages on Woodward ave-
nue for sale; $1090 in cash, balance on
mortgage payable on any terms.
lNQUiRE 0P
Charles E. Hoyt
" "Pacer-011,111 TANks. ” '
a much larger selection of goods
as wALt. erassT.
IIISIJIM R0.
“among“ Dry 6
Special
0 E. Jackson,
01111111.».
Everything 1n the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PAGE THREE
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1131......
. ' 1 . '.'
Lace Curtams '
RUFFLED MUSLIN AND BOBBINETTE.
ALSO THE NEW STRIPE COTTAGE CURTAINS.
This department has been greatly enlarged. We now show
than in former seasons. All
new and the very latest designs.
Lace Curtains, from 500 to $7.50.
Ruffle Curtainsfiiirom 391: to $3.50. '
Cottage Curtains, from $1.00 to $3-5o.
Window Shades, 25c, 39c and sec.
Complete line of Portiers, Couch ,Covers and Yard Goods,
Curtain Scrim, Fancy Curtain Material, Silkolincs and Cretonnes.
83 85 Washington Street;
" as Washington Street
HAM (SMOKED) ..
. PICKLEO ..........
CHICKENB
NEW CANNED CORN,
...... 10001114; SCANS FOR 2541
J W. DODGE. “
... ...... 180 L3.
10c DOZ.
200 LB.
South Norwalk
Quallty
Be sure of the quality. Buy
clothes you can depend upon. .
We handle only such clothes‘
as we can fully guarantee, and
we can do so because the maker
guarantees to us. Wouldn't it. be
a comfort to you to know that
if anything goes wrong with
the clothes you buy that we are
j'glad.1to., make it right? Lotus
tell you more about these
'GflwnafléeflM '
”Spring styles 110m $15.00 up.
, Other good makes from $10.00
up. '
011011 11011411,. WonguIIds'y and
, ”turd” "doings.
'Q ' 1101.11.11.11. . -
as vii-0111mm 01, up. Norwalk. 1
1;
Merrill
Write 'for catalogue today.
South Norwalk
A TERM 'AT
Will enable you to accomplish that which will insure a
living for life.
Stamford
‘
.. .
1
College
M. A. 111911111. 91111: . ‘
Port Chester
1907. List furnished from the office
of A. M. Wooster, solicitor of patents
Bridgeport. Conn.
Robert F. Rice, Bridgeport, amuse-
ment device.
111111111 A. Baldwin, New Haven, cir-
cuit-closing device
A. W. Mitchell, New Haven, cutting
mechanism for paper box machines.
William G. Newton, New Haven,
' kneeactlon supplyfixture for lavator-
tee.
John H.811a', New Haven, mold for
casting metals.
Daniel H. Teas New Haven,
West Haven,
lathe
‘ driver
William E. Vining,
game apparatus.
H01 ace J. Boon, Hartford. supporting
_ bracket for odometers. etc.
William F. Helmond, Hartford-.type-
writing machine;
George B. Kinsler, Hartford, shaft
coupling.
William A. Lorenz, Hartford, paper-
“. a»...
“Hill, ill 1‘
i
' anxnduss.
immuruiua'o PIANos. arc.
Telephone, Mil-6.1
'Vlor VPVnrtleulm-o Address
0.111. 14 1111111111.-
' tents:
1 vdlt'e; automatic expanIhionI alve (2);
' l in. Waterbur
11
11:01: 0011101 In
‘ i'r'inybgnm :01
H
I. '1le Island-o: Cliff
Vba'g machl e (reissue)
Carl F. " undebcrg, Hartford
writing machine.
Rasmus Madsen, Hartford, combina
tion tool.“
15111111.. 11111 or .1110 11.11.001.11
11111110111; 1.111111111111111 machine.
Arthur H. Eddy Windsor, five pa-
Expansion valve:‘ regulating
type-
éhllft backing. ‘
Olin 11.? (loss and A F. Wolff. Wa-
_ termini. 11111 for writtenmovoments.
1111111 11003111110011 and ill. F Clark-
Vnecktle fastener. .
Stoddard Waterbury,
Newt lirltaln.
sutlluel
' 011111111; instrument
Hurly P. Townsend
lock
(ledrgc (l. Rlclunohd. N01 walk pat-
tern maker' 11 tool.
-a.iildwurd D.\Rocliwell Bristol. trolley
I"George H. Berry, 81160311,st 114'-
tents; Back for mirrors‘ br'ushes and
similar toilet 111- a] doilsn
Tr: ,
H. B. tves .
‘ sash fusions?“ 1'
11.1.1110»
‘.‘1‘4'11
1.
“ Haven.‘
0m. 4144111 71"” 14411111414111 Nisan.
women m»
11419111 411111. 111011 have to so on 011111 ‘
g.
.1rit.;414,.oas.o:4a
,ing money in purgatory,
CONNECTICUT PATENTS. . ‘ " W
- Why do all those cheap not who
The fllowlng were issued May 1" go about the country pinyin one-
night stands wear fur trimmed over-
coats?" “Why shouldnt they”? Thidk
of the frosts they get "—-—Chicago ReIc-
ord- Herald.
111111. 1101114. New HAVEN 111;";
HARTFDIRD RAILROAD
I‘ll-‘1—
TIME TABLE'.
In Effect JaLuary 8 1907.
LEAVE SOUTH v%%RWALK FOR
A. 14—12: 5"011, 5:,14 5: 41. 113111.
6 so: 0. as, 7: 54 8:181'. 11:40.9:0611.
11:90:,9149. 10:65'x. 11.01 11:17:.
F 14.42: 5111. 1: oo, '1: 45: a: 17x.
19 90, 3:11.011, 5:10, 1:41, a: 57's, 0 4,0.
6:531. 7172.7. 541.}: 67x: 10. '83. ,
my";
A. 14.42: 0011': "15: 1411. 11: 41:1. 8: 57.
9: 43:.
p. 14—12. 55x, 2: 54711 2: 57:, 11.11.
5:57 7:18. 7:05411. 5711':.]000
NEW YORK 'roa s'OUTH No'RWAbK
A 11—12: 00:, 12: 0071, 4: 54,114: 40.
6:40, 11:01. 8:05. 11:49 9:,1411 10:99:.
10 05, 1120011. 11:03.
2 1533:0111, 4:03x.1106, 4:,112 11: 111111.
11 09, 11:20 0: 00:, 4109,11 58.’ siege.
9: 29,11100x. .
A. u 42. 0011, ""131“ '09s, 0 00. 7: 70
9: 1011, 10. 0211.
111P011"'17—"""" 11:00:, 0: 5011‘. V19 (it:
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A. ills—Iii! 1: x. 1: 65:,1'1‘
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a: 107,144,,110
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SOUTH-2'?!“ 11‘1'0'11': 3138040001111.
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3.11? 14.:—1 at. 4.444.010. 4.07. 1:11.
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