. Aimee-9, for Tomorrow Jinan”; sets 7:12. tide 8:51 a. m.; 9:15 p. m. ...—......— Silfllmo alugmgt TELEPHONE . - ALLI. fl ~Irnnoh om, Nor-walk. m mlditeriei Room. "AWE DIRECTORY. -, on men Lpdge. No.1“, F. a A. M. II ln‘Donom block. 138 Wash- , 8L. lot and 3d Tuesdays of M Month-:July and Aug. excepted w 8 o'clock.- All Master Masons granny invited. Charles F. Mills. . , ..ld. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec. flutter Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M. km in Donovan block. 133 Wash- W at. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of fish month—July and Aug. excepted ‘ rat 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch Ma- “. cordially invited. Thaddeus War. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec. ir Chop. No. 52. Order Eastern Star. ._ in Donovan block, 138 Wash- ington 8L. 2d and 4th Wednesdays of ”ch month—July and Aug. excepted fit‘lrifi o'clock. All members of O. E. z. cordially Invited. Miss Edna _ ,Jllll , ~....""'...:“ r19 W. M. Mrs. Ida Sherer. Sec. . ..lr‘Thomes F. Ryan, sees that “one of the bad features of the situation is that ovary money center in the world is finding use for its capital in the promo ‘ tion of home industries, and is using " every start. to prevent its money from going into speculation." And. of course he doesn't see how that will seem to those who call it a good fea- ttu" of the situation. News from Nashua. New Hampshire, is'thet muskrats. have dug through a two hundred foot embankment sepa- rating a canal from the Nashua river. , Am the Springfield Union thinks it ' _ ‘ might be a good idea for the govern- ‘ meat to establish breeding stations for ~mttlkrats to work on the Panama ca- lull. . ”FASHIONS AND CULINARY. ,, WRINKLES. IJnen costumes whose coatocs are I. mess of embroiderles and whose skirts, though widely flaring toward the bottom, are. devoid of garniture ex- cept for a slender panel 01' vine of eru- .brold_ery. form nO'small part of the wardrobe of the 1907 summer girl. This fancy is extremely sensible and will be well thought of by women of ‘ good taste. ,. The newest grenadines are less stiff ‘ than the old-fashioned ones, and ...___..._. w.-. Wm ......“ material for gowns for summer fetcs. I saw a statement the othcr (ill)? 10 the effect, that a woman could drive a motor very wcll on ordinary roads and under ordinary circmnslanurs, but, that she would be incompetent in tuner-gentry becauSc of a lack of ability to act quickly with good judgment. in an article on women and automobiles. an English contemporary says that. “even in the most congested and bus-, lest parts of London. whcrc roads are, blockcd with vchiclos oi.onc sort or' another wc meet. the car stcorr-d by at feminine hand, and vcry wcll stocrcd, too. And there is nothing nnl’cmininc in the picture." There is quite a strong fad this sca- son for soft neck fixings. Soft t'cnth- er boas of the different kinds. and in differs i CUIOI'S‘T-Oiill'lifll, coquo,“mnrn~ charming they are. if ; CLOTHING ‘ nsnrr They are just the =- ,, 0N boil. 0 c. chiffon, monss‘clinc, printed . and belching. That is not . I ‘ ‘l . , to -2599me - HtKlNfiPOWDEln . MadeifiomIaISdperidrjgradEofLEu'rCLCreamftifiTimr: I .- Wfiw gauze, crepe dc chino. tulle—those arc solnc of the articles which are consid- crcd indispcnsahlc to successful dre5s~ ing this season. Ruffles of the latter, which almost nnyonc can make at holnc, nrc particularly for day wcur. 'I‘hcy should bc finished with generous loops and cuds ol’. volvct ribbon, and their color shoul appear clsewhcre in the costume with which they are worn. ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Hish 01’ New Castle. Dob, says: “[ suffered for years with dyspcpsla, used to have great. distress I tried everything I could hour of. but nothing helped me until i took liruzillnn Hahn and one 50 cents bottle cured me completely." For safe by it. ll. i‘lnlstcd. F. H. Baxter and tho Clifford Pharmacy. “ . .__., -, ‘ For Decoration Day it’s important that non should dress well. sonal satisfaction and happiness and it is almost a data. How quick it is noticed bu your friends when ,uou become vshahbu or .wear last season’s clothes. Now keep up in the , front ranks and dress well. W‘s furnish the capital. Ourclolh- inn is high grade. standard fashion and Guaranteed to wear. It means per- MEN’S SUITS. Very fine quality and attractive style. llcsl " value in town, especially so when you rcalizc ”that you can get your suit now in weekly ph‘yli'icnts. Spring Ovcrcoats may be purchased on the same basis. Prices are rigiltkthc taild‘rship superb, and thc quality of the materials the best. $10.00 to $25.00. modcls. 'l'hc and pay for it WOMEN’S SUITS. Ilnudsomc gurmcnts of style and accepted many and cxduisitc. 'l‘hc workmanship and quality of ntaicrials thc vcry best. don‘t. put off buying, but conic in and buy and pay its weekly. $15.00 to $50.00. fabrics arc varied, the styles Ladics, l . ' E. Vena, Danbury; above all things wish to give their children pure, healthful food. Indigestion sufferings are caused by the use of cheap. unwholesome baking powders. Don't risk health to save a few cents in price. have good, healthful food unless baking powder. economy. You cannot you .. use pure- ‘9‘" us "seam ENTERTAINMENT. Another Large Attendance Enjoys Pro gram Presented. The program carried out last evcnv ing at the Franklin School was the same as that of Wedneseday night. with the addition of a selection by the pupils of Miss llna Force‘s room. This was especially good and brought forth lunch applause. Tonight A Fighting Chance will be given hy‘the following cast: Madamc Mayburn, the principal of the school ...... Margaret Weed Mlle. For-dot. French initructress .................... llna Force I‘llonnorc llul‘nllton. . ..Helen M. Flynn Cecil I lotspu r. . . .Margaret Greenaway Ruth Morton. a Quaker......... .................. Claire Hastings Helen Hastings .......... Edna Tutlle l, Mabel Davis, an "F. F‘. V. ...... . . alilmerson Lulu .ict‘fcrson. .....El th Murphy Madeline, n sleepy child...-.Mae‘Keily Rosy iinrrigan ............ May Smith Juliet ................ Helen Moulton Sccnc.~—-(lrccn Arches. a well-to~do boarding school, a little south of Mav son and llixou's linc. renowned as a southern institution. ’l‘imc.~~()ctober, 1862. Act l.r-—liallway. Morning. Act ll——-(‘.irl‘s Study Room. noon. a week later. Act lll.—-lerary, the following night. .' ‘ ”L " After BRIDAL COUPLE's ESCAPE. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Chittom Eiuded Friends With the Aid of Major Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Chlttam. who were married at the residence of the bride's father, Andrew Hutchinson, in Winnipauk, yesterday afternoon, played a. good trick on their friends, with the assistance of Major Eben Hill .lr. After the reception which followed the ceremony, the bride and groom. it was supposed woull be driven to the railroad depot. at South Norwalk in a coach. The happy couple at the: ap- pointed time left the house and got ln~ to a coach that had been elaborately decorated with ribbons. signs, old shoes. tin cans and other wedding fos- tlvity paraphernalia. ‘i‘hey Nile only a few hundred feet, however. ' The coach suddenly stopped along side of Major Eben Hill's big fifty horse-po- wer Flat and the bride and groom step. part from the horse drawn vehicle to along the highway at close to the speed limit. Friends failed to catch a glimpse of them after this. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ‘, Clifford—J. F. Plum. Brooklyn L. M. Davis. Burlington, Vt..; L. '1‘. Mc- Whltney. East Orange, N. J.: A. Bo- netliot. New Haven; 1. A. Lewis. W. A. Gillette, H. P. Bradford. A. C. Littlefleld, Boston; C. B. Annett. A. H. Lyman, L. 8. Casey, R. G. P Bogs. Stuart B. Smith. B. F.» Booth. . R. lionnnick. R. P. Cidand. New York; .l. H. Walthusen, J. M. Reynolds. A. A. H. Lavalle. Bridgeport; C. 1). Williams. Louisville; It}. A. lirekenell. Portland. Maine. Mahackemo—F. 'l‘. Nelsen. Boston; Bridgeport; R, R. Carmadul. Newark: B. Jandort‘, N. Y.: Thomas A. Shan- ley, Bridgeport; W. J. Jordan. Bridge- port; F. Jarvis city; Thomas 0. Mc- Partland, New Havoc; James La Pa- lure, Bridgeport: Hannah Iii. Malina, city; E. N. Staples. H. Greenfield. H. G. Mettieie. John J. , yer. New York: W. E. Raynor, Fiotlands: F. J. Howell and wife, Boston: William Me Konzie, N. Y.; E. L. be Fem. Boston; Everett. E. June. Stamford; 0. 5. Ray- mond and G. T. Whitb , New York. WOULD OUST STANDARD OIL. JEFFERSON CITY. Mo" May 24.— Commissioner Anthony, appointed by the Missouri Supreme Court to take testimony in the ouster suit of the state against the Standard Oil Com- pany. today made a report to the court that the evidence introduced before him is sufficient to oust the Standard Oil Company and tributary companies Irom Missouri. _‘ ‘ . .. .... 4 ...... the automobile and were soon tearing > Frank Madden, city: A. L. Tomhuson. ‘ WOMEN'S ways in scveral designs. cliccts. Panama and Mixtures ...... .. .MW‘DIMW-M“ ‘4me [27 Women’s Suits That we still have on hand Are Doomed To Go tomorrow if possible. SPRING SUITS. lt‘ormcriy l’riccd up to $22.50. Slylcszatty Pony Styles. l’l‘incc Chaps and Cuta- t‘lotho—l’anama. Fancy Suitings in plain, colors and inixlurcs, stripcs and colors. WOMEN'S SPRING SUITS. Formerly Priced up to $35.00. 1’0in and I’riucc Chap, in plainly tailorcd and trimmed All the Mixtures and Plain Colors. WOMEN'S SPRING SUITS. Formerly Priccd up to $28.50. Prince Chaps, Pony and Eton Models. in all the desirable colors. LAWN WAISTS. \Vhitc Lawns and Batiste, dainty cli’ccts. prcttily trim~ med. \"altic $1.25. 'A few were up to $1.50. . Anot Startling Reduction Prince Chaps, Cutaway—r5, Etons, Ponies, in all the newest cloths and colors, it About Hail the Original Prices $ll.95 $l7.95 $14.95 Beets I Divorce business takes a little drop on the short calendarof the civil su~ perior court this week, there being only live out. of sixteen cases which deal with the subject. The four on- contested petitions are Anna L Lynch against. George Lynch; Ethel V. Alex- ander against Burt. R. Alexander; Mary E. Grover against William A. Grover, and Gilbert 8. Hunt against Deborah B. Hunt. 2 CASTORIA For Infant- end Children. lb Kind You liau Always Bought 8:12:32. . vi Take home a box of lllggett’s Satur- day candy from the Bridge Pharmacy. See the ad. . WALKING SKIRTS. Anothcr lot of our Special Skirt, values at $4.50, has ar- ,. rivcd later titan expected. Must go now. w $2.95 MRS. CASE ARRESTED AGAIN. WASHINGTON, May 24.——Mrs, Isa- bella Emerson Case, who attracted some attention as "The Woman in Blue“ who tried to see the president at Oyster Bay lasts ummer. and who has since sought to see the president was taken into custody on a charge of insanity and detained at the House of Detention pending examination. She is 30 years old. A NARROW ESCAPE. G. W. Cloyd. a merchant, of Plunk. Mo., had a narrow escape four years ago. when he ran a iimson bur into his thumb. He asyzsr ,Kuseg . thumb. He says: "The actor want ed to amputate it but I would not. con- sent. ! bought a box of Bucklen’s Ar- nice Salve and that cured the danger- ous wound. 25c at F'. H. Baxter's, South Norwaik, and E. P. Wood's, Nor- walk. druggists. ” Next Sunday, May 26, will. be Trinity Sunday. J Be 'amin do Go. RAILROAD PAYS FOR PAVEMENT. NEW HAVEN, May 24.—-Under the recent decision of the United States Supreme Court. holding the N. Y., N. H., and H. R. B. Company liable for additional payment for paving on its West Chapel street trolley line in this city, the railroad corporation today paid to the city $129,907, representing payments on eleven streets of the city which came under the Supreme Court; decision. BEST FOR WOMEN AND CHILD- REN. On account of its mild action and pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit. Syrup is especially recommended for. women and children. it does not nau- seate or gripe like pills and ordinary cathartics. Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritat- ing them. Remember the name Orino and refuse substitutes. Plalsted's Drug Store and The Clifford Phar- macy. “ I 0 4 ' ..-i l I A. Made 1n New’ York. EACE of mind contributes to bodily comfort. The consciousness that your clothing conforms in the smallest de- tails to the prevailing New York Style and ‘ Béi‘zii‘i'é‘n . fabric is ivorn on ' tlon. Buy Alfred wand your peace of mind is assured. Correct.ClothesiforfMé‘n ‘_ is so tailored that the distinctive features will be retained till the t, means perfect satisfac- Clothes Exclusive Agent Herc. Joseph Davis, Tailor, Clothier, Hatter, Furniehcr 85 Washington St.
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