Minamoto
“it 1:
1606 Curtain-fro!
88.15.
For Nomlk and vicinity: cues-"rm
ton; Wists. Cloudy as
rain weather revails this morning
in t a Lake re on up also the Air
tic coast north of 11.1111.
wing at Bnult 51.6 Mli'lé slid- Alo
Mich n. All 91061 0! filming;
11 that itympani over so!”
cing very low is 61111311 119-
m the Rocky!
:8 tar south as D0686, 11!. 1566666-
01111111011 tavor for this vicinity cloudy
and showe’ry 11111111161 viéd by
6689:2118 10113111111111» and’Wedhes
y r.
.6111 Dick's 11611101110011 011R_ drip.
’111ss Sarah Keitha anursc at the
Mcihodist Episcopal Hospital, ‘uroo‘k-
lyu. spent Sunday in town.
I”. N Poster, of Daubilt'y. was the
3111611 of his brother Willipm J Fun
101". 0! Reed stuset, ”6661'th
A Brown. of New York are
31106161011111 and Mrs P. B. 0016mm:
. Further Captain Howard J. Bloomer
6”,! (Join patty D who is now located in
Hémdrd, spent Sunday with his parv
A
1116‘ Charles Bram: and daughter
in Norwalk
i'nay Frank Koch and Charles
11le y. of New York. were guests
river Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Frank C._ Becker. ,
‘navs ‘ pronto; ‘ '
ill". ,W. Meriwcther has no 1116 6111‘-
0110! the E 11 1111101111111 0111111111111
sltlon in the 011100 ‘or
0111‘1 11111311."... company. this
111118 J’.Slill1vnn, formally 01' Nor-1
mu Quow of Cleveland 0.. will he
1115111611 Juno 5, to a Clcv'qiaud young
“lily, b11111 Will make his 1101110 at Dell-
V0!"
Y'lznsor "inn openinb or the slit
soé’ihs will occur 1111.1011an
afternoon at. 2 o‘clock,1llst'oad or at
#11 11,1; has been previously au-
-“br. Thomas Ecieatric 011 is 'e
bait routed, lot that quad 111111.11
: mmup. Has 110611 118011 with
goals in our lamily for sight years
—- Mrs.“ .Whiteacrs. 306630.111
Ali‘idh the 911600618 11111610“1
state _ F" ntEWet the 11110111111
counti a at Bridge rt. siturdliy.
wits ntonio Vallone, 01 1100110111, sen-
tencc‘d to two to four years.
Miss Isabel Cary, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs; Mcibert B ry. or Ridge
fieldwlll be married to énryA. Stone
of Pesadena, 0111.. on May 29. The
ceremony will take place at the Cary
winter rig/6,11%“? pNew York.
dore Smith of Camp
street has receive a handsome san-
dal wood and stick and-painted 19.01
from her son, Howard Smith. secul‘ed
by him while he was in China. 1.
Smith is on the United States wars in
Colorado. ‘
Results are fire and-swift,
Results aria quick and lasting;
it penetrates the heart 01 disease,
That is what Holllsters Rocky
Mountgirfi'i‘ea does.
Piaisted‘ rug Store.
Miss Susan Seymour of West street
and Miss Alice Fitch,- of South Main
.1
street spent the Sabbath in Block-
nets. near Danbury, the guests of M15},
Gussle White, at her h0me.M1ssWh
16 their associate at the Danbury Nor
11181 115th
‘Mrs. John H. Ferris and Mrs. dborge
F. F0010. 01 South NorWal
and‘Mrs. lrving Ferris, of
it and Dr.
New York
leftlast week for a week's outri’ng {'11.-
Gcorge F. Foote joined the party on
Lake Waneta Sullivan county.
Slitiir‘day afternoon.
“ The 1101101610 of Room Five of the
iii-’1.
and "almonds: Miss WCwfll and Miss Moi
Gregbrv's
Point Friday afternoon and had lunch»
695!-
Over River School accompanied
111611 teacher Miss Katharine Mil
. ramloo dc to
Tuesdpy evening. leaving on the
71 6 train; the Arlon Singing society‘-
will-go to Bridgeport and attend the
twelfth anniversary of the A1100 Bingo
1.110 600101 01 that city. at their hall
All members are cor.
" ittdiain 6 real.
sissy invited to 6116110
Prevents constipation, stomach and
kidney trouble. M61166 everything di- '
’géstible. ,Tiuit's what Hoillster's
by Mountain Tea 11 s. 35 cents,
or Tablets Pia sued’s Drug
, Store. . .
1
it was
s and the
“11016616111110 River. From m usual-o
511m prim
".:wbr-r1- whim
“i , :1!" starts: -
' 66. nt woes .' .1.
s, ‘ cents. ll ‘ 111%ng '
._.-o—
1:30 o'clock.
The
ciislon, small round
year of graduation
iii.
cross small tables.
souvenir of the occasion.
There were 150 of the alumnae prob
out, which was a goodly number out
of a few more than 300 members some
at whom are maimed and removed too
far to be present.
ECclcry:
French Peas
large beautifully
dining room Was reserved for the oc-
tables seatln
eight people each, the graduates 0
each class being seated according to
‘ appreciateour prices and the prices
_talk so loud they need little comment.
Our store is economy’s headquarters.
This week we are making a special
of Violet Talcum Powder at 250 a box.
Conic in and get 11 free sample.
1111111113111qu
t was 111111 60661; 1-11.11”
FROEDIL ALUMN‘E LUNCHEON.
Marmot (truism. act-saga “1.1011611
in New York 1.661 was.
The annual alumnae luncheon o!
the New York Froebel Normal and
Bridoepon Training School for Kinder:
gartners was held at the Hotel Mar-
“1110,1030 street and Bros our. New
Y0rk city, on Saturday,
“Y
The
e was an oblong one at the front
01' the room looking out on the nuhié
The table decorations were Jonquiil
and ferns, the place cards were a
beautiful work of art, being the work .
of some of. the alumnae. The mood
cards were elaborate and served as 6
v ' The! Win”: is the manor
0111011611 01011 a La Creole.
‘ ‘ Olives.
Fillet 018010. Tartar Sauce.
Pnrlslenno Potatoes.
Sweetbreads Braised Financierc.
Roast Phllsdelp‘hla Squab.
Cuties
Jennie B. Merrill.
131110111.
riot M. Mills,
Normal;
00 ville. Joslin Me
sailor or Globe.
Miss Larnson gave
FWih
_..».—
Saratoga in July.
seated.
at post 'conclav
the nlmido. hovo‘ hash 11
Command
11011.
11161111111116
lice on
be in ”161156110
Co -.'.f
the Sir Knights
flB‘pri gs. July 916
ii’flouidet
111611116 at th
0.?
The invited guests were:
11th W. Mable. president Free Kind
organs!) Association, New York; Dr.
superintendent
kindergarten public school New York:
reuce Mcliany, district super-
nt of schools of New York,
illiam" Bldhop Gates; pastor
ells emorii'mohurch; Dr. and Mrs.
Henderson, Adolphi
Brooklyn; Dr. and Mrs. E. hyell Earle
NswA'ork Erocboi Normal;
New York F‘roebel
Miss Rucf Hofer, Teachers’
Coiiogc; Mills Bertha Johnson, editor
Kindergarten Magazine: Dr.
most sanguine expectation
parade 25, 000 Sir Knights in line will
make an imposing and beautiful sight.
Every Connecticut commandery will
110‘ represented, marching in the fourth
division. of which Sir Knight h‘arron S.
Betta, of South Norwalk, is to be mar-
6116.1. 'There will be eleven grand di-
visions in the parade. As the parade
,will tskc three hours to pass a given
point it has been determined to erect
r0v10winz stands along the line. of
march whim will prove a necsssary g
convenience and which will eliminate ‘
many ob‘jectionoble‘ featurcs‘ efidtlred .
1101'
111111.
0 1111111 0 caterer
1111111111111“th aud’wdmm a 166.
Water Cross Salad.-
Neapolitan ice Cream, Assorted Cakes.
Dr.
tcalf,
some
lotions, each of the other guests spoke
and Dr. Merrill was especially good
8110 spoke of how she has watched the
of the New York Froebel
N'brmal, and with how much interest
she has visited the school in New
York many times and approves the
plan 01' work decidedly and is glad of
and pleased with the girls from the
school who are in the public school
work in New York city.
most delightful occasion not soon to
be forgotten and all look forward to
another such good time a year hence
TE MPLARB AT_ SARATOGA.
Some Norwalkers Will Attend the Con-
clave in July.
at is expected that several Norwalk
people will attend the triennial con—
clave oi! the K111 hts 'l‘emplars of the
United States, a 11:11 is to be held in
.That 811me will be taxed to the
utmost to accommodate the great in-
pouring of visitors is the outlook (10111
the responses already received from '
womanderies which will he repre-
The number now ascends the
in the
Circulars announcing the loc
01111.0
0 s with the ratings
111,6 001111111106 be notified at o'n‘ce oi
the number of reserved seats required.
Thaw 'stah'ds arc mimarily for the
“milieu 61111 1116111111 01' the command-
cries. and reservations asked (or by
commanderles will receive first atten-
T110 mushroom will 010611 on
11111111 15 There will be- ushers'md'po-
$111119
neighboring 1166
within reach are being showered up’on
. i 9'
the la
5111601
Uglinnd W 6111 6 ‘
2}?” ar 0
on which «11va
d at Saratoga'
in 605110 His 11': “111.1
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college
Miss liar
Robert
school
it was a
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811005
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1:11:11 111 would a 1.0066 cu anions, wfi'fi‘ 6661' canon or
OlLK now, uncrav on 0111111611. no MATTIR HOW 101» TH!
pmcs .1005.- WILL. not council 711:. PM! 116 A mason
sun 1.1111,!” i‘r COW‘W'W Won 16le thuiuli‘cususcrsa
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01131161116443.6151 ”Wfliaim’“ 'w t ' ..
Two horse—$65.00, $75.00, $85. 00 and $90.00.
Also Sole Agent for the RACYCHLE BICYCLE.
CANOE WW‘W‘FWR.
Aldous mod: 01 611W
L M WRIGHT
North Main $11661. spun. Nomalk
":u'
1
Prostitution» Idiom 6‘:-
11611111610111 of 1161 Ii 111611.
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WASHINGTON, Ia] fir—“Semi
Congress to school," practically is the
burden of a remarkable létter written
"by Prof. Edmund 1.1611105, president
0 the University 01 111100111, endorsing
the effort being made to establish a
national university in Washington. The
letter was addressed to the trustecé
of the George Washington University,
who are working to the end that their
carrying out the wishes of the First
President of the United States as con-
tained in his last will. Prof James
believes that the pressure of a uni-
verslty here would work lmmnse good
in the purification of national politics
in addition, this lllinois
a means for the upbuilding of a train-
ed and efficient consular service, thus
raising the prestige of the United
States abroad and insuring this coun-
try even a greater measure of
wbrld's trade. The George Washln
.was formally opened in November.
0
that year. it is knpfi as the depart
under the government.
tionai university upOn Congress, Prof.
.. James says'
Another cat ads
school as is, 10011 d in the capital
would be its powerful influence on
Congress as a whole in the direction
, of scientific treatment of all political
and economic questions. Such a school,
:peris in all the dlilercut lines of
., 11411 0 50.1611 you after a tree
examination what is host in do. He will advise glosses only whiny
it' is required to correct a defect. Prices as low as 3100 All
work guaranteed. Children' 6 ayes especially 06106 for. Gloss eyes
made to order. Prismatic and compound 10111166 61 cut rates.
Edited American 0131319191181 Inc.
110% rats-rs: BLOCK. ‘ Psalm 111 1111231 on. v...
'1'.
‘ in 1
M11 in Undone
Continues all this week.
N E. RYAN a 1:0
86 Washington Street, ., sons Norvnlk.
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9
JUDGE HARGIC TRIAL. MY‘BINT FRIEND.
Expected ‘0 comma". TOdIy Alexander Benton, who “V0! 011
,Sandy Hook, Kentucky.
SANDY HOOK, Ken. May 27.——'l‘o-
day marks the beginning of the trial
of Judge James Hnrgls, charged with
assisting in the murder of Dr. B D.
Cox. at Jackson, in April, 1902. This
town of 119 inhabitants has doubled
its population during the last two days
with witnesses and persons interested
in the trial. Judge Hargis accompani-
ed by his attorneys and brothers, ar-
rived here yesterday. As soon as it was
reported that Judge Hargis had arriv-
ed the church was deserted and groups
of men grouped around him to see
him walk and hear him talk:
I5
says: “Dr. King’s New Discovery is my
best earthly friend it cured ms of
asthma six years ago it has also per-
formed a wouderfhl cure of incipient
consumption for my son’s wife. The
first bottle ended the terrible cough.
and this accomplished. the other symp-
toms left one hymns. until she was per-
fe'ctly well Dr. King's New Discovery 6
power over coughs and colds is simply
marvelous " No other remedy has ever
equaled it, Fully gda'ranteed by 11'. H
:1! er, South Norwnlk, and E. P.
’W
61.00.
Trial bottle trod.
. . .4
II :m.‘ _
.1
iglu-IiAYM
£1 .- .. in 7.1.
1'63”!"
31111
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No Wuhan you
my wish to cook,
the NW Perfection
0'11 Stove will give you 1131
1 email . No uncertunt with this «ch.
tried all stove—611160111116 new futmmmw
principles. On washing 611d ironing Wale
the 111111 degree of hIetst
's
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11111101101116 work in two.
mm; the 11196110115,
away my: wammtad. If 11-" I
write our 116611111 agency for 11:11:11
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New Perfectibn Wish .- 1 _ .
N166 311616 911 Cook 616% 11116 Raye Lamp
Rural Route 1 Fort Edward, N r. P
Norwalk, drugglsts. son and 1'“ ‘-
old; son binds a‘ 1111».
llMliia‘m 0.9611116
i'gts'arnstsr who‘ 111161116
:ernmcut policy and ,admlnlstral on,
and helpful influence upon the coun-
‘.whole
such a center of scientific investiga-
tion. There 111110.16 the center from
play he moat immediately exerted
flupon politicians and statesmen alike
{and raise the level of their thinking
,and their actibn.
3 in the struggle for commerci 1 sp-
:prcmscy amen the great nail ns 01
the world Pres 116111 111111611 161111166 to
'11111 full the great advantage such a
6 1school would 161111 Not alone in‘ the
foreign service 16 this true. but in all
{of the various branches of govern
166111.111 his letter he says:
, A great when). of this kind would
‘iprcpare men for the public service 6
lat prestmt men are prepared in is
1111111611 81169911. The existence of such
rndnats's would have would call the
ion to the 1661- that it cool obtain
;ply of men with such training. would
lrhflte a demand for their services.
«mam, owing to the fact that a law has
11116 United Stones.
Evice: but to carry this idea out to an
adequate and desirable extent it will
:be necessary to have some center
where these men may be pr0p61'ly.
drained At present no such center
exists in this county. in such a school
of politics and diplomacy, located in
Washington, would be found the ideal
place to acquire this particular train-
11 would appear at first glance that
Prof. James is visionary in entertain-
jug the belief that the University
would have such a decided effect upon
Congress and the Administration.
ready the George Washington Univer-
idly is so closely amliated with the
that it counts as members of its flic-
ulty a large number of government
scientists that it has demonstratéd its
unstainess to the Admlhitiration, This
usefulness is seen most plainly in tile
adoption by the governmerit‘ 01 601011-
11110 discoveries made in th6 u'hi'v'er-
sity's labm‘atorle! and in the develop;
merit of the scientists 11100: new lines.
While the government archives a‘iiord
the university rich mines of 1110111111
11011 nevertheless 111's university tac-
ally and stddcnts many are the min-
er‘s digging out the nuggets of knowl-
edge and proposing them to be put to
a useful purpose. '
Hmmrauv IARIERB
st‘Etis'tou; and ’,'who althohgh 8'! years
01"yhis nine
children all of whom are 111111.010
turns soils are barber's. 11111 two 1 his
sin daughters can handib a 1'11on 06‘
151111111in 1111111 «6111:1016 other 10111"
1. daughters 6. 21111011
his‘ seven greac'grandcli‘ildren say they
will lls‘com'e knights of the m.-=~
Euston commandos oi P undel-
‘ phia Record
W
MUHDENER “P3183”! KC STILL!
situ'r'rnnnonorr‘ v1.
' 1111 011111011
11!“! nights
1.
ro‘ 110111111111 y it wad 6616‘ 111,“
chances at rsoovcry had improved.
W
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so site 1;... 1.0911100 0o.
shirts. as. you 1633 mm mm
1
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1‘
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611 90111111111 11111161116 lar‘
institution may fill this niche thus‘
educator
sees in such an institution of learning
tun University established a departv
1116111 01 this kind in June 1898, whlcl}
166111 01 politics and diplomacy. and 11
111161061 01 its grnduoies are already
bidding important positions abroad
With microbes to the oifsct of a na-
outage of such a
with a faculty consisting or able on-
ov-
;w0uld inevitably exert an immediatn
ltry and upon‘ the attitude of our con-
fi666men and our gorernmeht as a
Washington is the natural place for ,
:‘whlch the most important iniluencés'
in school and the preparation which its ;
ttentidn of tile Federal 51111111111111 :‘
icompateut men for any admlhi itrative ;
position within its gift, and the sup- $
‘; This is just now the stragetic mo- i
been passed rsvorg‘cnizing. reforming ‘
no, in many respects putting upon a j
isoun‘d‘cr busts the consular sei'v'icé of i
The present law ,
‘will inevitably Work in the direction ,
of providing a trained consular ser- .
Premiuant educators and a number or
statesmen, however, point out that al-
government by reason of the fact
., A'wo 11701111611111 runny or bothers ls '
that 01 1361116111111 M. Ysueils, 'vfho lives
uni-bars. N11“! 01'
Miiy ‘27.—-‘-’ V
suicidb Bib -,
listing airs; W ‘
direct at her bottle at'anton's “WM
i.’ilurviVed the 111
612' 16:
”At the 81111116- ;,-
7‘11. £
5, 'n
1.1.1- insights-s.
Specie '
Lacc Curtains
RUFFLED MUSLIN AND BOBBINETTE.
ALSO THE NEW STRIPE 001111011: cusraiitii.
This department has been greatly enlarged. 'We now show
a much larger selection of goods than in 1011110: 5611501111., All
new and the very latest design»
1
Lace Curtains, from soc to $7.50.
Rollie Curtains, from 390 1083.50.
Cottage Curtains, from 51.0010 83. 50.
Window Shades: 0,3 391: and sec.
Complete line at 1650111616 Couch Covers and Yard Goods,
curtain Sci-1111,;ancy Curtsiti‘ 166161161. 811110111166 Z6111! 01616111166,
33 as Washington Street;
1
_ ‘_ 6901111611., .
Everymng' in the! Optical £11116».
Eyes Examined Free
50, WALL “N“l
0111—: 96011111011 D1111.
111111 two 51111160061115... 1110111001. 11111 flitting
owoaccs IN coNNEoTlc‘u, .
increase in the Number of Sop-ra-
‘ uss. 61661111 E11617 var.
A Rockville pastor. in a sermon on
divorce, brings 0111131113. interési bit.
of history, relating solely to’ C
10111: “In 1876 139 divorces 1161191116611
igratited in a century", in 18951111066
lwss one divorce to eve 19,5 sunr-
risges; in 1843,1111bitu‘ai intoxic
and intol rable or lty '69-’de
ithe exist 11g onus
loanses were added, making nine in all.
That year the divorces numbered 64.
l‘the next year 1211,6111] in 18861 411.5-
fl‘hen for 15 years they “1’13““
annually. The ratio 01 div
rings duringith'is period mm
1167 to 1886 thcro also 1116
ores to every 113 md‘.’ , -
TO VETO R'ML'WAY IILL.
611111 GoverTiE‘i' Will Not Favor om-
111117 and Bridgeport Road .
The Bridgeport Telegram of yester-
day prints the following story:
Theblll incorporating the Bridge-
port- and-Danbury elcctric road-acorns
withinn hair at being vetoed yester-
day by Governor Woodruff. 111111161111
up was that the executive secretary
did not arrive in the senate chamber
in time The senate had adjourned
about a. minute before the memoirs
secretary entered the chamber. The
veto. Will be presented Monday, when
tho-89116.10 meets.
The bill it is pretty well understood
will! hit 11655611 over the veto obthe go.
vernoré The incorporators 01 t_ he bill
are Postmaster Marigold and John T.
King and Henry E. Reilly.- '
. STOP THAT GOLD .
01: 11 may result in Rheum 1101013? Bra-
silian Balm is breaking up, a when
ever triedMixaost without «motion.
2 5.011115 10:61 buttin- The out:
bvory 16.5 marriages." ‘
———‘—-—r—-——6
Hyksrh—Yon look as though
0116 had taken a fall out of gross? '
srf—Ntlit gjn'lity Itiu glut-111101008 101,1!
n-"my won 0 me: Wu».
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811611211161 “daemons 1111,1161.” “
andlmililiilvs nuflwlncil 36111 1010116616611: 136.: . .“ 6
11911111.» will. 11111911111,st 111111 11111 miles oldie arm ail, ,
[cannot «locum ord-pm‘ge: are loads? tom'oldcti‘srove to g ‘
- in‘Airisil $1? . “
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