also rtmoat rtmoaof and hub-
from 15c to 1.15 a pair.
Curtain and: In dots has":
V “downs-stifle." cud! .
full lino of Drapery Ill st Iii
Curtains from Ilc a pair to
pleased here at all tithes, if you favor
psyith your patronage. Honest meth-
ods of doing business have; won as
”VIIWWW' I f.» an are
I“ um 'flldrlmlfthllll hen gwmb
mid be, called forghr a premises drug
Vi. .
Local lens ides
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WWEATH‘ER REPORT . V
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to [I :W Kalle Jr
nl Thursday partly cloudy anu
wa mer, followed by showers. free .
area of high pressure that was central ”Will“-
over the Lake region has melted south 8 Ndrtir’MaIn strut.
eastward and is now central over the_ ,
Middle Atlantic States. it. is produn: .
ing pleasant weather althg‘V0 the Atlan-
tic coast from Flor-rial Maine
Cloudy weather with local showers anti
thunderstorms prevails in' the a
Mississippi valley and the we slam
portion of the Lake region. The tent
peraIure continues low with frosts in
the eastern portion‘of the Lake region
and New England but is rising rapidly
in the central and western sections.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather followed on Thursday by it:
cal skewers and'warmcr.
79!. 120-3
Miss Margaret Gerard is Ill at her
home in High street.
Floor coverings of every kind will
be found at A. Dickerman &. Son's.
See adv: '
ladies' night this evening. at the club
house in Washington street.
Special three day's offerings will be
found in the M. 8. Smith 8: Co. adv.
Read it‘ '
J. R. Woodhull. of Bridgeport; has
taken the position of chauffeur of A.
Salmons big 'Whltrc touring car.
Norwalk has signed contracts for a
86 .‘000 high school buildlIIg——afler
haV ing been two 3' cars planning. says
the Ansonia Sentinel.
Street Commissioner Richard J
Cutbill has gone to New Haven to
attend the state Grand Army encanrp
W
~Sonrcthirrg- new—Quaker Wheat
licrries. iOchkg. F. D._Lawtou V0: C0.
Ophir Chapter. Order of Eastern
Star. will have abusiness meeting to
night, in Masonic Hail.
——Harsh physics react. weaken the
bowles cause chronic constipation.
Dunn’s Re ulth crate easii tone t to
the stolhn‘ Pcdhstl’b pal; 25?: We“ r a few days
Ask yearling)” ,
it: fiml‘geti ’of 'tho Hospi-
gfl Fridaywwfibokh with“
halre's J Pigeon, Noiril 'Vl’aylor ave-
tth .201. no. canto . .2...‘..
Connecticut Rirer shad fresh eIcry
day. See Cutbiils adv
‘i’h‘e‘ Northlk Yaciit Club's regatta
committee is arranging for a series
Mrs Ds’li‘dl‘wffli‘mdn ‘99
Wa‘shiugl‘o‘n islréét. is vial
few causal]: «Yeoman. “in:
Postmaster Bradley :5. Keith of Nov
walk. is in New Haven today. attendv
lug the Grand Army convention.
. Norwalk Dodge, Brotherhood of I’m-
tectlve Order of Elks is scheduled to
hold a regular meeting this evening
Augustus C. Knorr, of the [South
Norwalk Munipical works. is spending
sexeral days on a visit in Redbank. N
J.
a day or two.
Major. David H. Miller, of George-
iovm. is attending the fortieth annual
encampment of the Department of
Connecticut. G. A. R.. as the delegate
.from Moore-White Post. Danhury. .
A paper is being passed around to
the real estate and fire insurance derrl
ers of the town and has been largely
Signor}. agreeing to close their offices
at noon on Saturday's during June
July and August
I We have plotted, planned and figur-
ed.. working from’m‘orrrlng till night,
seeking for a. medicine that will take
the place of Hollister’s Rocky Moun-
tain Tea, but we cant find it. Tea or
Tablets. 35 cents. PlalstVod'Vs Drug
Store. I .
Banner Council No 4. D. of 1.. will
from a regular meeting on Thursday
evening. May 23rd, after which the
doors will be open to the public to
enjoy an apron and necktie social.
coffee and sandwiches will Vbc served
free. '.
Enameled pudding puns free at the
Union Pacific Tea Company. See adVv
fi'he fruit trees are blown out most
profusely in all sections about here.
and some of them present a handsome
appearance in their mantle of bio.»
sonrs. [The indications are that the
hint. crop will be a large one. unless
something happens to prevent. it.
Deputy Sheriff Scoville of ii‘nlrficltl
county took two prisoners to the pri-
son yesterday. They are Pasquale Sal
vhfor who will serve foIII ahd Seven
-—Dr Dick's Medicine cures grip.
The cool weather makes roller skat-
ing still a popular pastime here and
many are enjoying the sport at the
rink each night
Violets honeysuckle and buttercups
are among the wild flowers now in
bloom in sunny places in the neigh-
boring country districts. N
SoIItlI Norwolk Conclhve, Improved
{Order of Heptasophs will hold a reg-
ular meeting this evening in the
rooms in South Main stwreet
, A pdrtralt of'II' Former Comptroller
Asahei W. Mitchell has been received
at the capitol. in Hartford and has
been hung over Comptroller Brad
Street's. I
——SonrethingV new—Quaker Wheat
Berries 10c pkg F. D.L'Vathorr & 00
Charles in. Jehnson. who is with the
American Diesel Engine Company. is
enjoying a few days leave of absence
from duty which he is spending in
Nor'WIIlk.
The annual meeting of the Farther
Lights Societv of the South Norwalk
Baptist ChuIch will be held at the
home of Miss Currie DV'Artois. West
street tonight.
Governor Woodruff has Approved the
requisition ofV tlrc stliutant- general and
the H( ting quarter master general on
the. comptrouer of $14, 000 for the spe
cial New Haven rifle range.
or all the fruits that are in the land
That grow on bush or tree,
1 would give up the choicest ones-
For Rocky Mountain 'Tea.
Plaiste‘d’s Drug Store.
Ex Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler. of Nor
walk who has been confined by illness
for several days at his home in Arch
str.cet is now improving nicely and her
pes to be about again in a forages?
The highway commissio has
awarded a contract to William 'i‘ryon
of Meriden for the construction 09
5.580 feet of gravel road in the town
of Stafford at 90 cents per lineal foot.
The batting business Is quite active
for this time in‘the season. most of
the factories starting in with good or-
ders for the season '8 trade, with every
indication that it wIlI he a busy one.
Asa Irowndes. formerly of the Irol
icy line has taken a position with‘the
Adams Express company succeeding
John Stevens. who has been advanced
to a position as messenger on fire VIail
road.
1 he Inarriags of Miss ‘ll‘ertha tr. .
Hutchinson daughter of Andrew
Hutchinson of Winrrlpauk. and Arthur
H. Chittanr. of Norwalk, will he sol-
cmnlzcd tomorrow afternoon at if
oclbck.
The railrmdvbomndss‘lorleiti‘t started
‘i'ears for rape, and Getro 'I'reatIvIcli
two and one- half years for forgery.
The entire drafting department of
Company, of tamford. closed down
last- night. M n have been gradually
laid VV‘off during the pastinbnth and
yesterday the last four men.‘ with the
superintendent and foreman. making
forty in ‘all completed their duties
The cold snap yesterday was anoth
ell sudden éhan e in the weather that—r—L
was not looked ’for or welcomed, as
Vft'w'as" thought: that springtime had
come to stity. Yesterday‘s chili has
made one shiver for ‘ie‘ar that there
might be another snow storm‘ conceal
penance at short notice.
Dr; George S. Kendall had a painful
7a coulomb, few days ago while having
a climb out from a tree in the nrd of
his home in Elurwood avenue. Ir fal
ling filo limb struck hilll’oli' the leg.
inflicting a deep gash. Dr Kendall has
con able to attend to the duties of
Eta office. but has found it quite no-
essary to ride. bctvvccn his home and
photo of business.
i Every; woman of refinement apprtL
ciates a radialrt. beautiful complexion
g1; lab is so much admired by men.
rich samplexiomi hours to all who use
on their annual inspection of the \a- Hollistcr‘s Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea
rlouslinosfi laycstbtday.,'l‘hc grl'lfhbiota.V 85 cents. Pialsted‘l Drug
start was?“ Chester through rs. . .-
Greenwich. Stamford and Norwalk Into
humor-um II .I
Most of the carriers at the Noranlk
postoffice have received thsllr
also Vwoarins their unbhy service strl
berth ViveV. to .ten VyV‘e'VsIV'VIIV service entitle
n carr or to a lilac
Sugarmedmams
” ‘1"15 the; .
Fresh or Corned
his“
I.“
learn one red star turd Went
V.two rod stately John I“. hear
Il‘Percy Gidhdsn'ui'ag ouch bath a
star. George lg. Nickersbri had We;
black stars and Henry Mu'i‘cr
Iz'
‘ Nodal lid‘i‘ indignation and firs
hot only digests What. you huff-I i
3.9901:
Matter
wncldgod {. Mikes flth. pure trio'c’ld
Kodt'rl on arms to the National Pure
:flod anderIIg how. Hold -hy The
.I 32; VSWlll "6'" Si . flora IaIImrty illill Ilrta, llll'lS:
‘vi:
9 Pharmacy.
The south Norwaik oruh will hold a ..
races for Memorial Day; and the cu- .
trance blanks will be distributed in -
- who will. serve one and one-half to _ j,
the Yale & Towne Manufacturing . ’
ed som‘ethre. ready to make it up ‘
néW ‘
summer“ names SUNSL The melt 0M
slur. ten to fifteen ,
two black stars, fit their to twenty =
years 1
V'Itsfiti .
#00. ‘I
V'i‘homss 8. Murray each one blatVIV: stat: '7
. . ,t DWI
the stomach and odds strength In the _
‘ rum Cheats m hum of solid Red Cedar, and W1“ last indefinitely.
and keep out moths and everything else that destroys costly for. and wool
or; fabrics. What you probliiy spend for cold storage or furricr bill. In
ufiluobigrgarmcntr for tip, balance of your lifetime and at Vnp further cost'
‘0:Y%gfl V.,I_ Arts... ill VVV, ,
J 0va have them lVfVI tthVeVeW mm, A} Iss0. 35.00. who.
5 5
ill ii . I: a}. II
J. allms & Co.
I” ” ' FUNERAL brace-ran asp EMBALMIB.
tins North Milli at. South Norwalk, Conn.
._._,_-._ ..<. -... w.-.
LII Lind laIIII deflns lust thrived"
:Onc horse—$45.00, $55.00 and 565.com III II.
.{l‘wo horse—$65.00, $75. ea. $85 00 and $99. ob‘r .
Also Sole' Agent for the RACYCVLE BICYCLE?
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER
Horse Goods of all dcscriptionmt “
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I is?! .i stirs 03’
h Main Street . WV
Am .5.
if: The
Untted
Headaches as well as many other troubles are often caused by
‘ Veye strain. our expert opticiau's arle able to tell you after it free
examination what is best ‘to do. lie will adriss glasses only when
,giggumulyodrto momenta defect Prices as 1qu .0? {1.0941}.
‘ work guaranteed. Children's eyes” specially clued for. Class eyes
made V90 order. Prismatic and compound lenses at cut rates.
Whitsd American. OptIci‘ans, Inc.
Warmers” V'VIOCKf‘iV I . swamp zest-sass IVt.,rN..QVl..
”I South Norwalk
«‘1- -..~... wwm..~.V._
I.) l V Scientific
.8“;
“’1‘
Cox HoSrery.
The popularity of these stockings would seem marvelous, if it were not
for the marked advantage in buying this brand rather than some other.
They are “built to wear." and the fact that‘they do.wear a good deal long-
er than the ordinary stocking is Vproo f of their value. . ,
No observant person not II he told that the popular stockings rods) are
the gauze silk lisle. We hit c themlu ttlni black and white. with VVdouhle
heels but! toes, all sizes at i: Stirs pair. I‘ I‘ I“... I ,I. .
Women in search of fine hosiery will find a big assortment of styles
here from V35cV VVtoV 9V2 90:1 paiLVVA .
N E RYAN 8° C0
86 Washington Street. ilSouti: Notwalk.
uni-1'” I
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‘I 3 ENAMELED PUDDING PANS WITH A POUND CAN OF OUR 80V-
EREIGN IBAKING POWDER V600. ‘
THE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO
:126 Washington Sh. South Norwalk. Next to Post Office.
Plumb 666-.2 Free Delivery.
77‘
LEVGVIVSLATORS VOTE THEMSELVES sioner of the school fund.
A BOOST IN PAY cetved favorable reports on a. bill for
Light Company. . . the parcels post
HARTFO D, May 22.——The House
opted tire tonstltritional pointment oftschool physicians. They
alrio rejected a bill fbr five cont fare,
lln Norwalk and the petition for the
Noutuer and Bother StIVset Railway
Company. A favorable report was rt»
(30th on tho petition for incorporation
of §lho Siratfmd tins and Eletitdc H0001
Dilfl‘ n
W...
yesterday a
amendment passed last session Irrcr-ctrs
ing the salary of legislators from $300
to $500 and making the terms of jud-
gcs of probrrtol 0 years instead of
two. Them? 95' tlrciitoch-"nor 5 bill
abolishing til“ Vool fund tornnrissipiiri.
It
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or and Irraklugitic lrudsur'cr tumor V..V.Ir ,...,
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M8de for YOU" ‘
‘MI The videos model: and stunt Stami
ford Ranges permit of a wide latitude
;: I, ‘ . Ifohaeiectlon. You can get a Stamford
. range oxaedy adapted to your use.
, " ' They are made in all sizes and styles,
V VIwI‘Ilr brush ornamentation or with little ~an all models are the mnstmc- .
.. live adv MWl‘iQh enable you to get from these ranges the best results
‘ with the arrest economy of fuel. .
Stamford ranges are Inade' In the oldest stove foundry In America. if
you' want a range that can be déph‘ndrd upon at all times. get a Stamford:
. I ran tarsus av
HORACE R. NASH, corner North Main and West Streets.
‘f
.
o$ not. will pay for a chest. which will psrfoctly protect your fora and I
Ington street.
System. . _ l
They re-
the licensing and numbering of oyster-l
Senate Incorporates Stratford Gas and vessels and on a resolution endorsingc
The Senate rejected}; bill for the up-
I " ' V '1 V.« : ,
CITY TAXES.
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of eight (8) mills on the deb
lar, laid on the assessment list of 1906,
at a city meeting held in Arion
Hall. on the 5th day of March.190'l;
also the library fund tax of three-
mill! 1%) of a mill on the dollar.
at the some time. will be due and
payable on the first day of May. 1907
at which time i will receive the same
It the office of Jacob M. be II it Co.
fun, No. 5 Railroad Place. enaity at
the rats of nine (9) per cent. a year
from May 1. 1907. will be charged on
all ‘bills remaining unpaid after June
1,1907.
JAMES. PAUL,
Cpliector of Taxes of the City of
V 80th Norwalk.
Vfiruth Norwalk. May V1, 1901.
. m2 toil
School Taxes.
U trron SChool District
'ilbe, taxpayers of the South Norwail:
Uh School District are hereby noti-
flé that the district tax .of rm and
all mills on the station] on
the town assessment but of 1906 at a
melding of the district held on the
; 12th day of June. 1906. at the Franklin
Iultoot. will be due and payable on the
yet day of May, 1007. at which time
all be ready to receive same at
lion-Powell's drug store. 82 Wash-
Penalty at the rate of
4! p'cr cent. a year will be charged on
and after June 1.1907.
.I. F. A. TOLLES
, hectormtdhuosfor ”Walk
Union School District
thd at South Norwalk. April 29.
I“; ' I29 to H
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paired has, L‘am'ps Oils Dry
Cells. Spark Plugs. etc. ' i '
‘Uaunch Engines. Covers. Curtains.
Tarpaulrns. Tent-V, Awnings ah: Sails.
29.4 WASHINGTON ST-I .
_V Maro- LITE TANKS.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
‘ ‘ ll. HENRY'S MINISTREIS.
his is the verdict unitersally ac-
needed the H. Henry Big Aggregation
of Minstrel Bright Lights which 0m
an ear here at lloyts Theatre tonight.
Tb HI iieurr Minstrel Show
is known and noted front ocean
to Mean. It bears a reputation for its
gsr‘israi excellence. and aims to pro
unit the latest and best in nrinistrclsy
'i‘h present season finds this popular
at troupe still further enlarged and
im rover! its policy b‘ein'g to présmit
as h
previous one.
Those who have
t‘h'avc not seen the Hi Henry
Mi Istrcls of the present. Their mana-
gcnrent believes lu pregress turd rcnli
199 that he has a reputation to sustain
Prim reports from all sides speak very
hi
H ry realizes that he must hold the
popular favor it has taken tours to ttc
rich 0.
l run hymn.
ll'or the rust thrcc' Idol's or the Week
th to will be a template change of
pr gram. with a new set of pictures;
an in; ‘which will be two feature films.
er‘. Hutchinson will make a change to‘
k-face rninetrelsy. being an old
tilt e minstrcl man. anti no doubt will
ur kc a hit Miss‘ llcss W right. who
he made herself II'ery powder, will
introduce another very catchy song.
Vwitlr change of costume. entitled
out You Conic Take a Splash With
M ?” Master Howard Baker will ren-
der the beautiful illustrated song
"When Life's Blue Sky Turns to
Gmy.""‘
THE lSLE OF BO’NG BONG.
C Whitney's sumptuous produc-
beisécn at Hoyt‘s' Theatre next Wed-
nead‘uy afternoon and night. Inaugural
ed its third successful season on
I Chlrlstmas my and is said to he dup-
ting its good" fortune of the two
vlous sessbns. one of which was
at in Chicag‘ot and the other In the
Ego?” cities ‘of the United States and
Add The cast is bonded by that
prince of fIIII-VIVnkaers, John W. Ran
so (I. and includes a number of runs-
it: I comedy celebrities {my one of
whom is matures lb rank as a star
The him is produced under- the pur-
sohtIVl direction of tlrlil‘t'I lliirirliablc di
mutu- Iil‘ chothI-I p‘rodubtions. Gus
BolIlkc. and in this‘ he is said to have
resched the topmost. ‘pinnaclc of per-
fcc n in the mastering of the on
9 numbers and the olMPr orig
mm dances he has introduced.
THE ‘VVNEW VPUVRE FOVOD ANVVDV DVVRUVG
Foley's Honey slid I'i‘ar for- coughs,’
colds and; ion trauma is not affected
nth V, at Pure Food and Drug
lhawi do ‘it-' t"‘t.’t‘tIIIItalIrIv'no opiates or other
harmful drugs ahd we recommend It
as a safe ra‘ edy for LJcltfldran and
tidbits. Ploldted‘ribrng VSttVrre IVVIVntl The
('lVlffoId Pharmacy. ,
Psmcsss vrc‘rcosta ILL.
nROME, May 22. ~Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria arrived here to-
do from Naples.”yvh,ore they landed
I from the British royI‘rI yacht Victoria
and Albert. They are you: from
Benin to Paris and London owing to
rI-bpnIIt-d, is suffering from nlll‘llilll and
wishes in councillor-mo uotedV plIynl
clans. I,
W”
“Horas to your health “1% happi-
nssni'umWilts Little lstriy’ lost!“-
i'lmmin lliilo pills Sold by The Clllt
font Plrurnrat' y and The llritigu i'lIIu
VVmocy.
If
Automoiri‘rs stored. overhauled and '
921:3: Robertson. Proprietor. V
season something better thsh‘
the HI Henry Ministrels of the '
ly’ of Hi Henry‘s show, and Mr.'
ting of the sparkling musical surprise. '
“The isle of Bang Bong.” which Is to ‘
L '_
We are I'I‘IctrsedI' to announce that “
’ machinists have
. V IN .., V ‘
Lace Curtains
RUFFLED MUSLIN AND BOBBINETTE,
ALSO THE NEW STRIPE COTTAGE CURTAINS.
This department has been greatly enlarged. We now show
a much larger selection of goods
than in former seasons. All
new and the very latest designs.
Lace Curtains. from 50c to
Ruffle Curtains, from 39c to
Cottage Curtains, from $1.00
$7.50.
$3.50-
to $3. 50. , _
Window Shades, 25¢. 39¢ and sec,
Complete». it
Curtain Scrub, m
‘g3'85 .wahlfi‘giOh” Street.
rs, Couch Covers and Yard Goods.
I Material, Silkoliues andV Cretonnea.
so VWALLV oyster.
ROVAI, .ARGANUM OFFICERS.
Robert van Sands of Chicago Chosen
. Supreme Regent.
BOSTON; May 21~Robcrt vhn
Bands of Chicago was today elected
supreme regent of the supreme council
of the Royal Arcanurn Mr. Sands has
been identified with the order for a
number of years and held several im-
portant minor Offices. The election of
officers Was the important business of
today’s session, and there was a full
attendance when the balloting began.
The ether officers chosen were* -
Supreme vice regent-*Clovis ll. Bow-
en of Pawtuckct. R l.
Supreme Grater Rev "life-
Fadden of Richmond Va
Supreme Secretary—*Alfred '1‘.an
her, of Boston
Sitting past supreme regentfHoV
ward C.‘ Wiggins of Rome. N. Y.
Supreme Treasurer—E. A. Skinner.
of Westficld. N. Y.
I Supreme auditor—~William ll. ’Mc-
Council. of New York
StrprernochaplaiII-—Vil S. Buckhardt.
of Chicago.
Supreme war-don‘t; .8. Hancock of
E. VF.
' Detroit.
Supreme sentry—l) R. Benedict of
Denver.
Supreme trustees—J M. Johnson. of
Chicago. H. K. Lathy of Philadelphia.
i... E. Dickinson of Springfield.
Committee on‘ finances—Charles Tay-
lor, of Baltimore. .1. GI. heater. of Allan
ta, James M.‘ Washburrr of Jersey
'Ciiy.
‘ Committee on Laws—John Haskell
Butler of Boston, A. 0. Salmon of New
YoVrk. w. H. Shoemaker of Philadcl
[III II.
Committee on appeals—U. H. Tomp-
kids. of New York H. l. Browne. of
East Orange, N .I. t. Melser of St.
Louis .
Committee on council—.123 Tresid-
tier of Montreal 1.. R; Zappoue, of To
ronto. William Ray of Tomato.
Junior past supreme rege'nt—A. 8.
Robinson of St Louis.
Medical examiner in chief—Dr. Samp-
grn Hanscom of East Somervilie,
ass.
i . MY BEST FRIEND. ,,.
Alexander Benton. who lives on
Rural Route 1.For't havq'hrjrr, n Y
says: .I‘Dr. King '5 New Discovtary is myto
beat earthly friend. It- (tin-ed a6 ofto
asthma six years ago. it has also per-
formed a wonderful cure of incipient
cogsumptitm for my sons v'rilfe. The
fir t bottle ended the terrible cough,
so this accomplished. the other symp
toms left one by one. until she was per
fectly well. Dr Kings New Discovery' at
power over coughs and culds is simply
marvelous." No other remedy has ever
equaled ii FII'rlly guaranteed by F. H
Baxter. South No Walk. and II.
Weed. Norwnlk. druggiVsts. 500 and
$1.V0V0. Trial bottlbhoe
0-.—
Machlnlsta Said to Have Settled Wage ‘ .
“If"? letl lanolin Mt!
It III reported among the shop our,
pl yeast of the New IHIIVed’I‘I'had: IIi'IId
I-TII;
O. E Jackson,
Optician.
Everything" m the Optical Line. . ..
Eyes Examined Free '8 '
, anti brush.
' .Vsoswsta, ; .
capram, Annous's sucol'ésfih‘fl‘
Charles Hoocgood, Formerly of Nth-VV
walk. Now Employed at 8Vporry'a‘
Light. ‘ _ II
lorries Hosegood. formerly’of-I MI
wa k is now employed at thes rry'a
Light off New Haven. The 0th once
is the one where the late Samuel
Armour was employed. Some nights like
Mr. Hossgood came Inshore, in the
same rowboat in which Mr. Armour
lost his life during Ilia win. ter
he returned to the boat he foun "ts
had bb'en knocked to pieces on the
rocks. i On the same day the body of
Mr} Armour was found at Randomly-
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CASTORI"
for Int-nu on Children.
flu lid in lint Alvin‘s Brazil
VSWVITZER’S BICYCLE RECOVERED
IN WINNIPAUKI . ‘—
SOUTHPORT, May 22. ——'l"he fi‘tr
dutnt absences of Harry King,V son of
the Japanese laundrymnn herof has
Caused suspicion that he was respoa
sible for the disappearance of a, bicysg‘
month ago. The boy has run away fi't'ilfl
hour's many If es and when It var
reported from ast Saturday that he
was seen In Norwaik frequently riding
a bicycle the suspicion was very
ly confirmed. The boy returned h the
Sunday night and he was Immediately
accused of the heft. After con
able persuasion s confessed an
where he had secreted the“ Wheel. kg
couple of local sleuths accompanedjblf
the' boy went to Norv‘Iailt and’follo‘tl‘éd
his lead While he piloted thé my: to
an old house north of Winwauk
distance of several miles through
rough country and in this‘ darkness. It
thé cellar of an “decadence house tile
wheel was found covered with debris I I
It Was '10 coach: whim”
the party reached the ’lib'v‘ei' and file .
search in the darknessacft the «helm?
tried the nerve of the boy's conduit
El: it gafllhtéi was}: tii'bmWI
reac e out port on t not
and noqbne cared thrciregtL 3W
fence. What disp' attrition will be male
of ‘the boy“ has ubtdst’elbpefi” a; It. ‘
«71y my‘vt', ”JV”:
We are Demonstrating V'rhlsVV Week has
”W .
SHOPMEN GET- lNCIEVASEV. ' .
th officials of the road lrnve- cools to J i ‘
an' Agreement by which tho'eurpioyeetr
urbt Ito‘ receive mi increase or 2% cents
an hour This Is the. first Increase the
received in three
your: and there was little trouble In
getting It The Increase Wilhlncressjs
the payroll of the company M100 000
which will be divided among the shop
machinists from one end of the line to
another} .
ihh health or the Princess. who it is I
"i
when your backbones it. is almost
invariably rm Indication that sumo-
Vthlllg lavm‘dbg with sour kidneys Do
In: stairs 3090101th I run arrow
prc {alibi-f6 :wvl'k .Iti, hack
Isotropic} , til the bladder and
all urinar Irr' ti Mi fluid by The
Clifford Piotr-Inner Irml 'ilro ifrltl-n
‘Pharmacy.
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Norwalk Chronicler