VD ,
“0 iron :60
Also Curtain needs in dots, cy -
hm and stripes at 10c, lube and 15a.
AluiIIino otDrsporyNouotsil
1400 C at t to: to
or no I
pm 3'.» i» ”if ,
E. ‘K. BANKS.
Winem-
louth "mm
to
WEATHER REPORT.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Shooters
and warmer late tonight. and Sunday.
The area of high pressure that was
control over the lake region yesterday
morning hasmoved eastward and is
now central over New England. it is
, Producing cool, pleasant weather in
.the eastern sectiohs,'with frosts in the
northern portions of New England. A
well-defined disturbance is central this
morning near Omaha. Neb. it is pro-
ducing cloudy weather with showers
between the Rocky Mountains and
bake region, Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather with slowly ris-
ing temperature. followed on Sunday
by increasing cloudiness and probably
rain by Sunday afternoon.
B. F. DeKlyn, of New York, was 3 vi-
sitor in town yesterday.
Miss Ella Kinney, who underwent
an operation at the Norwalk Hospital
has returned to Westport much improv-
e .
—-—City Hotel barber‘s, Chas. Webster,
Joe Narde and Otto Rohde.
The line of parlor furniture show by
A. J. Collins and Company comprises
egerythlng new and up-todutc. See the
a .
O
——Lnrge Soft Crabs, iiOc doz. Cutbill.
The annual reunion and banquet of
ti. Army and Navy club of Connecti-
cut will be held Friday. June 21. at
the Pepuot House. New London”
Itcv. W. H. Thomas will go to Brook-
Iiue,.Mass., Sunday, towproach in St.
Mark‘s Church to Graud‘Ar’my organi-
zations of that place; ' ‘ " ’ '
‘ The marriage of Miss Esther Harris
,und Harry Tobin will be solemnized
in Mystic Chain Hall. Sunday evening.
and will be followed by a reception.
Governor Woodruff has signed the
bill amending the charter of the ’i‘ra-
velers Insurance company and also
that permitting the bridge commie
slon to issue bonds.
We have plotted, planned and ‘iigur-
ed, working from morning till night,
seeking “for a medicine that will take
the place of Hollister's Rocky Moun-
tain Tea, but we can't find it. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents. Plaisted‘s Drug
Store.
An order has been issued from the
adjutant-gcneral‘s oiiice announcing
that the state rifle range in East Hurt-
ford will not be used again for rifle
practice until further orders from
that department.
-—-Large Soft Crabs, 600 doz. Cutblll.
Superintendent Charles A. Sherwood
of the J. C. Wilson and Company hat
factory. is confined by illness at his
home in Belden avenue. Norwalk. Mr.
Sherwood has been threatened with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Green. of
Prospect street, Bethel, have come in
Norwalk to visit their son, Ammou
Green,_and attend the first birthday
anniversary of their little grandson,
Master Ward Green.
'Harvey W. Bence‘ of New York, has
purchased from Charles Cole. the lat-
ter‘s tine residence in Westport ave-
nue. Mr. Bence will take possession
about June 15. Numerous alterations
will be made in the premises.
-_-Peerless Flour. 72c bag: $5.75 bbl.
F. D. Lawton & C0.
. l. M. Pierson, who has handled the
affairs of the telegraphers in the ne-
gotiations with the New Haven road
in the past two years, was re-elected
second vice-president of the natioual
organization at the convention in Min-
‘neapolis a few days ago.
. The members of Company F set out
by train from South Norwalk this
/
,morning, for East Haven. where the '
day will be spent in rifle practice. The
men hope to make some good scores
and unless there is a shit breeze at the
range the prospects are good.
~Straw Hats, Straw Hats. O‘Brien.
Fix-Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler. who
has been Seriously III for several
weeks at his home in Arch street, was
able to go out foria drive yesterday _
. and is now steadily improving. Mr.
Wheeler lost a. great deal of weight
during his lllnos and will be some time ‘
regaining his strength.
The New York,'Ncw Haven and
Hartford Railroad has placcd a large ‘
order with the Wyckoff Pipe and Cre-
osoting Companyjof Stamford, whose
works are in Portsmouth, VEL. for
creosotcd railroad ties to be placed on
tho main line of the road. The tics
arc 7x7xii toot. rand are t‘qimyuscd in
connection with: screw spikes and tie
plates. ' ‘4
Charles E. Dow sells Longman d:
Martinez J11? titM. ’Pa'intn in pints uut
IWM‘Wiiwmrica-w ‘~ . -
Sugafflup’éd Home
15.. lb.
Frie‘s‘liiof‘Co’dned
W360 lbw: . .
..—
rp‘ri photo
' 2:3th Mains. ‘
loyalties
. Henson‘s
and SUNDAY '
llieppeiii’s,
famous to President .
Brand
29c lb. 1 .
fresh Every Week,
Elli. ii. Kelley, ”Jr.
, 0 North fiafirgylfw' use—s.
.3 museums [>-
HOYT'S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29TH.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
~ B. C. WHITNEY
Presents the sparkling Musical
Surprise.
THE ISLE OF BONG BONG.
With the Eminent Comedian, '4
JOHN W. RANSONE. ,
Company and Chorus of 70—Principsi-
Iy Pretty Girls. Staud by
GUS SOHLKE.
PRICES: o
Matinee—350. 50c and 750; Child:
rcn. 25. . .
Evening—50c, 750, $1.00 and $1.50.
i
rot-SATURDAY“ '
no??? frank—ran
..———.
macro .~oomusuomo MONDAY.
MAY .
27.
(Excepting Wednesday). .
MATINEESJHURSDAY AND- SAT»
’ URDAY. .
All the Latest Moving Pictures and
II «rated Songs. ‘ '
Evening vices—Gallery. so; Bal-
cony. 10c; Orchestra, 20¢. ‘
Matinee—Children, 50; Adults, 10c.
NO RESERVED SEATS.
Baseball
Saturday. May 25:):
Narwalk Amusement Park
......—
Tbo Narwalks
vs.
Stamfords.
Second In series of games between
Norwalk, Stamford and Danbury.
Game called 3:45 p. m.
Preliminary Game at 1:45:
NATIONALS VS. MYSTIC CHAINS.
Admission 250; Children under 12. 100.
Ladies free to the grand stand.
—-——- ,,
.. ”aw
The ' Lyric,
formuly tho
Nickel Theatre. 50. Norwali
MOVING PICTURES.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS. by Master
Howard Baker.
Mr. A. E. HUTCHINSON, Banjo
Comedian.
Miss BESS WRIGHT. Singing Com-
edlcnnc.
Matinee daily at 2:45. Evening at 7:30.
ADMISSION 10c.
Children, 50.
-L
35."..a..ss.i.;.i Sheet
Music |50 a copy.
When You Know You're Not Forgot-
ten by the Girl You Can’t Forget.
Somebody's Waiting for You, San Au-
tonio, Take Me 'Back to New York
Town, School Days. Won‘t You Come
Overito Philly Willie. and many oth-
ers.
mgrouoogghirs
» Music s10
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St
Agcpt for, Crescent Laundry.
... 1 ...».-P-
MY BESTIRIEND.
Alexander Benton, who. lives on
Rural Radio 1,.b‘ort Edward. N. Y.,
says: "Dr. King’s New Discovery is my
best earthly friend. it cured me of
asthma. six years ago. it has also per-
formed .a wonderful cure of incipient
consumption for my was wife. The
first bottle ended the terrible cough,
and this accomplished. the other symp-
toms left one by one, until she was per-
fectly well. Dr. King's New Dis‘co‘Very's
power over cougbennd colds issiiuply
lilill'Vt'Il)|ll-i.'.' .No other remedy has over
equaled it_ Fully guaranteed by Foil.
Baxter, South Norwnlk. and id. P.
Weed, Norwnllt, druggisis. 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottle free. “'
W
—-Peerless iEiour.i‘izc hag: $5.75 bbl. ,.
F. D. Lawton C 00.
‘v MW
noon». water CLUB. ; " .
The Hospital Wblat. Club was outcr— '
luinvd by lire. Chariot; .l. i'idgmm. u‘ 3
it T‘d.‘ inr .ayrrwe. . rcotwiar "..uttor
noon. The. Elfiuiit‘il. which hod‘beclt
moot prbsperous one for the club. wil
be brought .to cyclone; by ame'rcnln
social at the home of Mr. and Mm.
"hark; it. Muiivorpc. of Sonics on;-
;
COMPRISES ALL ..THE LATEST AN D UP-TO-DATE DESIGNS. THEY
HAVE HIGHLV~POLIOHED. MAHOGANY-FINISHED FRAMES. UPHOLS-
TERED IN STUFFED OR LOOSE CU CHIONB, WITH FEET GRADES OF
SILK PLUSH, TAPESTRY 0R DAMASK. NO MATTER HOW LOW THE
PRICE, YOU WILL NOT CONSIDER THE PURCHASE OF A PARLOR‘
SUIT UNLESS IT COMES UP TO YOUR IDEA OF HIGH CHARACTER. .
..
. or locate.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMIALMER.
12-18 North Main St. South Norwaik. Conn.
,Cclls. Spark Plugs, etc.
Anticifiarage'
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles stored. overhauled and
repaired. Tirol. Lamps. Oils. Dry
Launch Engines, Covers. Curtains.
Tnmuilnu'. Tonto. Awnings an: Sails.
204 WASHINGTON ST"
E. B. Robertson, Proprietor.
PRESTO-LITE TANKS.
l
I
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 RACYCLE BICYCLE.
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER.
Horse.Goods stall descriptions. .1." .ji'
North Main Street. .. shuts. Norwak
.. system.
‘“ ,. Scientific ,
Headaches as well as many other troubles are often caused by.
eye strain. Our expert optlcians are able to tell you after a frcc‘
examination what is best to do. lie will advise glasses only when.
it is required to correct a defect. Prices as low as 81.00. All,
work guaranteed. _ Children's eyes especially cared for. Glass eyes
mndedo order. Prismatic and 1compound lenses at cut. rates.
United Americanthicianp, 1110.. .
HOYT’S THEATRE BLOCK. . . hoot-y 115 am 23d so. N. v.
W“ The Annualll‘lall Sale of" ,
Mush“ underwear
Begins Saturdaugl‘iau 25th.
Those Ma)" Sillt‘S arr always of litig'c'vintcrcst in shrewd women
planning the filling oi'tlit 1‘: :mim‘cr wardrobes att the most cconotnh
cal cost. . . ' ,
l’articulap'attcation is called to the generous fullness of the gar-
ments as well as to the expert needlework and dainty trimming.
Some of the exceptionally good values in this sale are:
Three styles of Corset Covers. \vortli too. at . . . . . . . . . . . .. H}. 15c
'l‘ig‘lit-fitting or French Style Corset Covers, worth 29c, at ...... 25c
Several styles of Corset Covers, worth 59c. at ......... ' ....... 5 0c
Finer grades of Corset Covers ................. ..... 75c to $1.50
L'umbric Drawers, llt‘lllhillcllt‘tl ruillc :uul clustcl‘ “of tucks. rogu—
lar pricc 29c, at ........................................ 25c
Drawers finished with deep t‘llll)l'ill(lt‘l‘_\' and tucks. worth 500, at .39c
Nainsook Drawers with drop embroidery and tucks. worth 59c. at 50c
tithcrs from "fl ............ . ..................... ». .. 75c to $1.35-
iioot‘l Muslin Ni‘glii Robes, lngli neck. V neck or chemise stylc,
worth 590. at .......................................... 50c
Several styles of Night Rolics. ilaiutlly trimmed. exceptional
values at ............................................... 75c
l’iucr Robes from ................................ $1.00 to $4.50
l’inc Skirts with deep, gout-mus llounrc and cluster of hue tucks,
also skirts with drop Hamburg rui'ilc and heading of tucks.
regular prices $1.10 and $1.00. at this salc ...... '. ......... 85c
Other styles, crisp and dainty for wearing with your nicest
dresses ........................ . .............. $1.25 to $4.50
Umbrella style Untlcrskirts. with deep bemstitchctl rufile, worth
39c, at ............................................ .. . . . 29c
Dainty Untlcrskirls. cut extra wide..unusual values for the
money ........ . ................................ 50¢: to $2.00
Very Pretty Bridal Sets .......................... $6.50 to $15.00
FOR LARGE WOMEN.
Extra Size Gowns. Extra Size Corset Covers. Extra Size Skirts.
lixtra Size Drawers. Extra Size L'nders‘klrts.
All at Special Prices.
We have no licsitancy in saying that these are tlic best garments
to be found in the market today at tbc‘priccs quoted. . ;. .
{b Washington Street. South Norwalk.
.....-» .. ...); .4...“ ......_... ... ”we...” . ........ -....,.- -..s _-.......... Y .. fl... _. .
Every woman of refinement apprc~ 'l‘he llungu inn-Ariicrlcan band of
claims a radiant. beautiful complexion, South NOI“"'Ili. ho“ lwon engaged to
which is so much admired ..by, men. render music at. t‘... ...umorlui day oh-
Such compiexlons come to all who use servance in National Hull. Westport.
Hollister'sROCky Mountain Tea; T-ea' Thursday evening, next. General H0-
or Tablets, 35 cloaks. Pipieicd‘s .DIPEII'MIO C. King of New York, will lie the
SIOfiE' t. i ,,
Tito
Bonnier...‘ imamW '
. .- . :ibiiflnimtwgm ‘f
-. ...-W “firearm ..
‘ ALL' DRUMS"? Soc. ' 1.90
1
inns, Last Nornalk, Friday, June 7.
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EF’EMWWW‘WWRWEEE.
... .. ,.
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tartan Fatmwlllagolniusiirriiodl
L. M. WRIGHT
1 Great Rgduoiious
. work hand in band with us now and
“SO EASY”
Maintains Beauty of Expression
lnconspicuous, Comfortable,
Opened by a slight pressure of
the finger and thumb. The
rigid bridge maintains the l‘
lenses in their proper relation
to each other at_ail timcs.
WEAR PERFECT LENSES.
Home; Hoyt
Refractlnh Optician.
7-8 United Bank Building.
Tel. 35342.
, SPRING SUITS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
ll. GUTTIEB'S.
MEN'S AND sovsv Funmsnsa.
i‘i nue.-mm or. so. NORWALK
II In Your Search I
for tho bcautiful‘have you ever come
to ‘our store? "not we can surprise
you with a collection of goods so new
and attractive that you will find it
difllcult to duplicate them elsewhere.
Our stock is varied and extensive and
our prices are calculated to please you.
[he All. Angevino & Son 60.
renuirunc. are
m Wuhlhpton Strut.
gr Ion"! NON-IR. Conn.
Before buying In Runabout. why
don‘t you call at .
THE
STAMFORD
GARAGE
and try one of their new FORDS?
Cars in stock, and We are pleased to
show you.
THE STAMFORD GARAGE (in0.)
30 West Main St., Stamford, Conn.
'Phons 544.
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CHICAGO RAILROAD CONSOLIDA-
, TION.
CHICAGO, May’ Zia—The consolida-
tion of the Chicago Junction Railway
with the ludiana Harbor Belt Line was
reported at Hammond, Ind., yesterday.
The story was that the Vanderbilt in-
terests, in control of the Indiana‘Hau
bor Line. had bought. through John A.
Spoor and Richard FltzGerald. a ma-
jority of the stock of the Chicago
Junction. the deal to become effective
on July 1.
Mr. Spoor, president of the Junc-
tion Railway Company. is in New
York. .Richard It‘itzGerald. vice~preel-.
delnt. saidin relation to the reported
so 0: ‘
"The matters is news to me. i don't
own a dollar's Wot‘lll or stock in the
road. neither duos Mr. Spoor. The
real owners are about 8.000 people in
the New England state‘s. Nathaniel
Thuycr of [lost-on, is ("Il‘dll'liillll of III"
lloard of Trustees. The Vanderbilts
have the smut rights and privileges
that they could acquire. so i cannot
Bible purchase."
...—1......—
STOP THAT COLD
alliun Bulurls breaking up colds whonl.
over irlml..alinost without. exception.
ford, Baxter’s and Plaistcd‘s.
“DUKE ABHUZZI lN NEW YORK.
.v NEW YORK. May 25.-Adm|rnl the
harbor today aboard the Italian crui-
ser Varese. flagship of the suqudron
sent, to the United States. by the its-
ilnn governmelnt to participate in the
whats it meadows.
.w ll probably meet Commanderi’esry.
see any great advantage in their pos-
or it may ,resuit. in Pneumonia. Bra- -,
10.25. bile purl. $1.00; bottles, 'i‘ite Cliiv '
Oi
Duke of Abruzzi arrived in New York .
naval rormnqplm,attending ibo, ,opcir .
tug of the 4 new p, ,libiporitlun. ,
- vi atrwmiotygltggfiluksy “llilgillglg It: ,'
,' I
"tE ry
a much larger selection of goods
58 WALL STREET.
.1. gm. “in“ “-
tinn' g in~
V Willi
\' isthmus.
Sp'écial Values
O. B. Jackson,
Optician,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
Ii‘
w: ow: "
and 18‘ ,
Lace Curtains
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 sec to $7.50.
Ruflic Curtains. from 39c to $3.50.
Cottage Curtains, from $1.00 to $3.50.
Window Shades, 250, 390 and sec.
Complete lincppt‘forticrs. Couch Covers and Yard Goods,
Curtain Scrim, Fancy Curtain Material, S’ilkolincs and Cretonncs.
83-85 Washington. Street.
NORWAL . I
I.
Will open for the
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
Special Attention Given
Roma-Point’s Hotel
season of 1907.
Map ESOIh—Deooration Dali.
With two Grand Concerts—Afternoon. and Evening.
' by tho Wheeler ti Wilson Baird.» . “ '
Iltidlllig. Bathing, Dancing.
and Roller Skating.
to Automobihl’arties. ,. .
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
HALIFAX, N. S., May 25.-A Mar-
vconi wireless dispatch from the steam-
er Celtic from Liverpool to New York
to New York. reports that vessel 750
miles east of Sandy Hook at i a. in.
May 25. All well. Probably dock on
Monday morning.
$100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that‘ there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Cuiarrh. l-lall‘s Caturrli Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be-
ing a (-onsiitutionul discnsc. requires
a constitutional irealment. llall‘s
Cutarrh Cure is taken internally. act-
ing dircctly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its _ work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that. they offer
. One Hundred Dollars for any case
that ‘it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials. \
Address:
F. J. CHENEY & C0., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggistspflic.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti~
nation. “
A BORN ORATOR.
Ol' Mistuh Bullfrog
Yonder in do spring.
Keeps a hollerin’ ev‘y night
All‘ never says a thing.
Keeps on speechifying'
And never feels no shame;
He knows a'lot ox human folks.
DEMANDS 0N Héarroao Burto-
. a
.,-3-
HARTFORD. May 25.——A meeting of
the Master Builder’s Association of
this city has been called for Monday, '
when the demands of the union car-
penters for a minimum wage scale 0,!
44 cents an hour will be considered.
The original circular sent. out by the
carpenters stated that they desired the
new schedule to become operative on
Julie iii. .,
A later communication states that.
the date should be June 1. instead of
15. This gives the master builders just
a week in which to act. _
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
We are pleased to announce that;
Foley's Honey and TM for coughs.
colds and lung troubles Is not affected
by the National Pure Food and as
law, as it contains no opiates or or
harmful drugs, and We recommend‘glt
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Plsisted’s Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy. "*1“!
DERBY GUN WORKERS STRIKE.
DERBY, May “lbs—Twelve men em-
ployed in the shell department 0! the
United States Rapid Fire Gun and
Powder Company, struck yesterday be-
cause the company made a reduction
in their wages. :
___._.._..__._.
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Cyrup is
BETTER than any other cough remedy
because its laxative principle assures
a healthy, coplous‘action 0f the bow-
els and at the same time it heals ir-
ritation of the throat and alloys-lax
flammation or the 'mucous membrane.
Contains Honey and Tar, pleasantwto
take. Chlldrenlike'itr ’ Bold-bit“!!!
d star. u
but we woman know 0
is doiu' ‘bout dc same. , Clifford Pharmacywand The Bridge
> . ' -Wushiugton Story Pharmacy. " " " "" 1W” ”
FREE '10 YOU-MY SISIE '7.’..L‘i..i‘.:.."IIM
' " .1, . lunnwonisn. l J . 0,1...ny
I. " " . knowwomsn'uuflmm .... ...
hpvcfou dthct: re. .. p ».
Ml mo . iron 0 any charge
"not with full that tion to u
womanlo ailments. '1“:va to tell.“
this euro-ryou. my
{sugaro youroclv l at homo with
c , , on. ,
mt 1w .4
Mentor
mother. or your bitter;
on ,
The duke himself is a wall-known Arc
tic explorer. his record for "furtherect
North" haviug'becn beaten only bi
I Posry, ..
' . .. - ' . -- II'IIns A ml'oeoiltsfl‘lwllo know Intimiilu'btd'ly "
M10“ I a. all ho H as I n‘téo’filfiéflflalu “mg.” in do"): wagon“: ”m
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