erge
en’s BIUe
Suits.
When Decoration Day comes and you start on your outing you'll certain-
l¥¥want a nice Suit. We are prepared for this demand. Our line consists
of III the latest prays, in light and dark. .
in two or three pieces, cut on the new eat models for only $7 and $10.
Plain blue serge, blue on blue,
Don't
pay some one 515 when you can get the saline for 55 less.
Get the Habit.
Go to the
Cooyright Clothing Co.
.‘IIIIR IiAIiv TOPICS and 00ch
WE SELL OUR GOODS ON MERIT AND GIVE OUR PREMIUMS FREE.
Best Borax Laundry Soap ..........
boil lo
................................. 10c
Full strength Ammonia
5 pounds line 'l‘ahio
inIIII't
Butter. Elgin t‘roamory.
Salt tpor haul ..
Star Laundry Starch iii pound lonl..
Teas, with tine iiartli's .............
Coffees. daily roasted and ground
per pound ..
...................... 6 cakes for 250
15c
................... ‘............. 20c
........................ from 35c up
....................... 25, 30 and 350
W OUR PREMIUM DEPARTMENT.
A handsome Parlor l'lcture .........
A large Piazza III-ed Rocker .........
A Carpet chopei Iiwst make I ......
A Bench L‘Iolhos \\ ringti ...........
................................. 27c
............... Free for $10.00 Trade
............... Free for 15.00 Trade
........ Free for 15.00 Trade
............... Free for $25. 00 Trade
The Boston Tea. 8t Coffee Co.
13' North Main Street,
Telephone
South Norwalk.
Call 336- 6.
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER Oi“ .\'()'i‘lt‘lII.
District of Norwaik. ss.. l'rIIhIIiI
Court. May 29. A. 1),. 1907.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for aaninis
tration of the estate oi" (‘iaronce N
Reardon. lilit' ot‘ .\‘orwalk. in said Ills
trict. deceased.
Ordered. That said application In
heard and (lt‘it‘l‘llllllt‘tl at the I’I-IIIIIIII
Ofllce in .\‘orwalk. on tho IIIII day oi
June, 1907, III 10 o‘clock i'oropoou; and
that public notice thereof be given it
all persons Interested therein by pub
Iishing this order in II newspaper hav
ing a circulation, in said district. at
least five days before said day oi
hearing.
‘ IIPIXIIY \\'. illiia‘tlt‘llIY.
11129 It Judgc
RACES AT YACHT CLUB.
Large Number of Entries Received
for First of Season's Events.
Regatta (Yominitiecman C. Buck Du
Bois has received It large number 01
entries for the' launch races at, Ult
Yacht Club, tomorrow afternoon, and
others are expected to outer today
The race will start. at 3’. ’clock. 'l‘ht
entries thus fIII Inn. ltosehawn. own-
ed by .l. W. 0 Connm and P. .l Rood;
Dream owned by 'I‘ A Steillug; Dixie
owned by Miss II. it. Sanger; Shirley
Charles Klein: L‘omot. Louis V'onGIIl;
Twentythrec, M. S. Cornell. .lr.: Ming
‘ Norman Shaw: Bonita. E. Hill; En
voy, Ariel Cameron. .ii' '. Ncmo. lrvini
Jennings; I. .\i,. Silas Keir-hum; Adi
'1‘, John W. Ilanks: lot-trade, It. W
Smith; Skiddoo. .loo llisosa; Itoma
James Golden.
The launch (‘IItI-IIIIIIII, which is salt;
to be one of the finest and fastest
boats ever in the harbor. and is 0th
ed by Edward Kemp, of ’l‘okoneke
was expected to enter the race, but
on account ot‘ Iloath in Mr. Komp'i
family, will not do so,
UNABLE TO REPORT WIFE’S
" DEATH.
Dr. Keeler. as Medical Examiner at
New Canaan. Calls in Another.
Coroner (Tharlcs A. Doton has rocoiv
ed a report of tlIo'III-Iith of Mrs. tier
trnde E. Kcelcr. formerly of Bridge
p0rt.land the wife of llr. Charles II
Keeier. of New Canaan. In the or
dinur' course of events llr. chlcr, a:
merit al examiner. would ho. callet
upon to report on sudden deaths IIIII‘
deaths from violence in Now (‘IIIIIIIIII
But he could not make tho ropori 01
his wile. and so In Samuel ii Hunt
ington. ot' NIIIIIIIlk. was called in,
Dr. Huntington's roport show
that. Mrs. Koolor was buried witl
great force from her carriage, lloatl
was dud to Intornal lioiIiIIri'lIauo. cans
ed by tho i‘rIIctIiro of the thorax or
the right side. The right arm was
also fractured. .\li's. Koolor waI
hurled with lroincndous riolonct
against tho corner of II building. Slit
became unconscious Instantly IIIII
died about half an hour illit’l'.
BURKE THE WINNER.
Dave Holly no Match for the Brooklyn
Man.
HRIIIGICI‘UII'l‘. .’i.Iy ‘S;Iiltit‘"
Burke of Brooklyn won what was scht‘
duled to ho a ton round bout with Dan
Holly color.od ot' I'IIIIIIIIIlpIIIII untici
theausplcos ot' the I‘I IIIioII limiting; (Ylul
of this (It: In Smith s IlIo'IIt.Io lust orc
. hing.
Holly was clearly outclassed llurki
being twenty-pounds heavier, Holly
‘ was sent III the floor for tho I-onnl
. three times in the first round Irlion iill
‘pollce‘stoppod the bout. (‘IIIII‘IIo May
, hood the referee gIIVo lilo Iloolsion tr
. Bdrke. There were two preliminary
‘ bouts between local piitzilists. Allow
”1'
I
Yes; we mean that literally.
besides.
I. I
3000 gen-Iona were in IIUt‘llllilllt't'.
NEW YORK WOMAN SUICIDES.
Removed All Marks From Clothing Be-
fore Turning on Ga .
NEW YORK. May ills—«At er dos-
troying almost every tangible clue to
her ideniily, a handsome young wom-
tti about twont\ i'oui yoais of age,
turned on tho gas in II Ioom III 02 ll list
l2lth stI'It,Io ninth she engaged yesA
tcrda)‘. She was dead when occupants
of tho house who had been atIrIIctoII
by the odor of gas burst In the door
IIIII- y today. It is l)L‘llt’\'('ll she had
been a resident either of Brooklyn or
Montreal. “or clothing was of line
texture and tho condition of her hands
ildlcaiod that they had boon given
much care IIIIII never had done hoary
work.
AillllIlL" tho fow things which may
Icad to die clearing up ol' li‘or Identity
.vas II lino Iinon handkerchief. hearing
the single initial “M." In the room
were found the letters “M. 1).," which
Iro believed to have been taken from
i. satchel or grip carried by tho young
woman, the card of a lirooklyn pity-
IiciIIn torn to shit-Its. II guide and
itiooi diIoIloII of \lonlrIetl and II
New \oik t‘oniial main lini time in
)lc. 'lhc woman s IlIIIlIIiII; hours the
narks of Brooklyn Incrchants.
Among tho personal effects of the
girl were a purse containing $1.3.tlli. a
gold III-easi pin. and II gold watch.
Iecininuly of Swiss iIIaunt'actnro. boar-
ng the name oi .Iacqueliu and tho
Innihot 31717. ’lhcio was also It hot
in of smelling suits.
PLUMBERS HALF HOLIDAY.
Employers Willing to Grant It Without
Pay On Saturday Atternoon.
An iniporianI meeting of tho .\lasior
Plumber‘s Association of the Nor-
valks was hold last night in .\'orwalk.
.0 consider tho request of tho journey
non for half :1 holiday on Saturday.
The Association mind to grant the
IiIli holiday on condition that tile men
'ccoiro no pay for the half day. There
vas II proposition to IIIIro tilt" men
vork IIIIIt IIII hour It day more on the
Iihor five days of the week but this
ras not accepted by the Association.
Is the bosses would then be paying
heir men for one and one half hours
hey do not. work.
it the prosont arrangotnont Is :I(“
:eptod by tho union. tho pIIIIIIlIiIIp
Ihops IIII over the town will close at
Icon oti Saturdays through the sum-
nor from .quo lfith to the first ot
Icptombor. The present pay of union
liunIIII-rs hero is $4 poi' day for eight
tours work or $24 per week.
ATTRACTIONS AT ROTON POINT.
Skating in the Rink and Dancing in
the Pavilion Tomorrow.
ltoton l’oint opens for the sysop
mnorrow. and if the weather is arm
t: is probable that there will he a
Iirp'o crowd in attendance. The upon-
‘11:: III' the Roliaway skating: rink also
altos place and a full orchestra will
‘urnish music afternoon and owning
’roi'ossor Barnes and Howard .\lockI-r
.vill give an exhibition which will III-
I'III‘I great attention. The rink is in
be old auditorium. which has been
‘nlIIrgod and II now iloor laid. 'l‘ho
loor is one of tho host in this socIlon
II‘ the stale.
toprosontatiio \\’iI|iIInI l.ow's
‘ill’h‘ll'll will he on duty tomorrow
be dancing pavilion.
\\'hoolor & Wilson's hand. oi’ liridgo-
or-
in
IIII't. will :ivc II concort on tho hotel
‘oraiula. both afternoon and evening.
JUDGE LOVING‘S TRIAL.
l.’t)\l.\'IlS “’l().\. \'II.. May flit—«Tho
tin! of loinIoi .Induo W. (I. Loving,
'haruod with the murder of 'i'lioodoro
Cstcs. will take place III II special
criu of court to be held III Houston.
lIIlit‘IIx county. beginning Juno 'JII
Indigo Ilarksdalc's decision grunting
I change of \‘t'llllt‘ was announced at
Iponing of court today. '
‘T BETTER THAN A BOND.
when you invest your money here
it In SAFER ilIilII II llond because. We Invent your savings III Bonds
and other gilt edited securities and then miItIIItitI-o your share of these
securities by our Surplus and Profits of over $1” ..4 000. (Ill
I‘not. only a I-iccnilty equal to the bond but the socially of our I-Illll'l)illB
So you have
FOUR per cent interest and IiitlIIIiIIqus paid on III IIIIIIIII.‘
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
Bath! Ianlt lulldlng, 07 Washington at. South Not-walk, Conn.
ill iIIiSIIIII
Pill WIIIIII
IIH Plililiifi
Rate oiCare at State Insane
Hospital is to lie Increased
When Bill Passed by lite
House Today Becomes a
Law
HARTFORD. May 29.~—Ai’lol' one of
the longest debates of the present
senate session. the hill providing that
towns shall pay three dollars a I
for the. care of insane and indigent
pnupers was passed. on motion by Sen
ator .\Ictlovern. The bill was called
from the table by Senator Mctiororn.
and finally went through on a roll call
vote of 2.3 to it. those voting. against
it being Senators, Luther. Middleton.
IIIItIorworth. Waller. AlltH'll. llllt‘ii.
Hoffman and Donoran.
Senator Mctlovorn. in explaining the
measure, said that it would he a means
of caring properly for those who are
really insane and would shut out from
the two state asyiums a large number
of alcoiiollc patients and other who
did not need custodial care. He quot~
cd from the reports 01' the asylum at
Illiddlotown and showed that there
would be It big saying to the state if
the hill went through. He said the
interests of the committee were those
for humanity combined with economy.
Senator Waller ,was the principal
one to oppose the bill. He thought
that the insane asylums at Norwich
would be made aiinshonses it the tax
increase from two to throo dollars
was carried. He, said there wero 37.0
Insane persons III the Iilnishousos who
should he in the slate itsyinms, and
he was certain that there were a large
number in the insane asylums who
should be in alnIslIouses. A point he
made It feature of was that the Iliil
would prove a great hardship to hint
ilics who could not attord the lil-
croase. He said further that be for
nIoI'ly rotod for the hill. but certain
things had lIoI-ii I-IIIIeIl ill his atten-
tion which had caused him to change
Ills mind.
Senator Allorti opposed it and Send-
.Ill' (Irant spoke in favor of lho hill
Senators Potter and Initlior opposed
It. The latter said that fifty per (‘i‘lli.
oi thoso who are now in state asylnms
were there because the liIWs of tho
slate Were not properly enforced. The
police, he said. do not do their ditty.
and society encourages methods which
inevitably lead to insanity. Ho Ipios
tionod tho right of the state to in
crease the tax for tho alleged otid that
it would mean economy and would
drive out persons, aiid said that would
apply to hotels. lint not insane asy
lums. lie thought the best way to
rid Itsylnms of those poi‘stilts who are
not property there would ho to I'oIisc
the conimltniont laws.
Senator Donovan question Senator
.\icttovern and urged iI roconlmilnient
There had been no hearing. lloll call
was then ordorod. and the vote taken.
tho IiolIIIto haling lasted an hour and
a half.
WELDING TRACKS
INTO ONE RAIL
One Solid Rail to Prevail from
Sound to River—Other Lines
May Follow Suit
I‘OII'I‘ (fIlE‘S'I‘lIIIt. N. Y., May 29,——
l‘wo llllllt‘ Welding machines have -ar-
rived III the itlt'ill freight station cons
signed to a steel l'illl welding company.
which has been awarded the contract
for welding all the trolley rails loge~
thI-r llolween Maniaroncck and 'l‘arry-
town.
This Welding system. although used
extensively III Brooklyn. has not been
unircruilly adopted. possibly owing to
the novelty of the idea and the incI~
dental expense. as It costs $5 per wold
for each and every connection but
once united, the rail is practically one
continuous rod of steel front the begin.
ping. t0 the. ends thereof.
0n the local lilies. and in general
use. tho rails are joined together with
fish plates. bolted through the rails.
then copper bonds. those short copper
cables so frequently stolen and sold
for junk. Ill‘(' necessary that there be
no escape of current or “electrolysis"
as it is known Iii the science of elec-
tricity.
With the welding process. the. fish
plates and copper bonds are removed
and steel connecting plates laid either
side of the rails and by the use (It the
l'lr‘t‘ll‘lt' welding machine. are fused
into one solid piece, of stool. making a
t'Ollll-t‘t'llilll far better than in any oili-
or way. III It Word. it makes the entire
track. for mile upon mile, as If it were
but one long and unbroken l'illi.
The company that has the contract
for Welding tho Union line from the
Sound to the River. will use four
welding machines. and it will take fire
yours to eoniplote tho same.
Contractor John O. Morritt‘s son.
II'I-conian lllorritt, has tho contract for
robulldlutr tho IIlIovI- line of road, and
as llt' works nioniz. he will he followed
by the welding company, who will
unite llu- rails Its above described.
The bit,r welders are run by electri—
city IIIkoII from the line.
,HILL PLEADED GUILTY.
.\‘IIIW YORK May 29. —-—Finnk W.
Hill. i'oimorli soctctiuy of IE. H. Har-
I'lnian who some time ago sold a
newspaper the now famous Sidney
Wobstci letter. written by Mr. Hurri-
qun and the publication of which
drew ll. heated ieply from President
Roosevelt. today pleaded guilty to vio-
lation of that section of the penal
code which prohibits the making pub-
lic. of private documents by confiden-
tial employes. 0n the recommenda-
tion of Assistant District Attorney
‘rlmun, sentence was suspended.
Krotol. and at the request of Mr. Him
' Iltean spI-nt
OBITUARY RECORD-
MRS. WILLIAM H. SMITH.
People in this community experienc-
ed a painful shock on learning. to
day, of the death 0! Mrs Jennie Gil)-
smi Smith, wife of William H Sniltfi.
or 39 West street, after it shmt ill-
nous of pleural pneumonia. Mrs. Smith
was taken sick while engaged in doc
mating the South N01 walk Club lei Its
recent ladies" night and on teaching
homo became giadually worse until
this motning, when the and blow fell.
Mrs. Smith was forty-three years of
age. Beside her husband. she Is sur-
vived by two children, Mlss Blessom
Smith and a son, Gibson Smith. She
was a member of the Congregational
Church and was prominent socially In
South Norwuik and had a host of
friends. The arrangements for tin-
tunonil have not yet been made.
GEORGE BEAN.
News was received from Shor-
brooko. Quebec, yesterday. of the
death of George Mean. a nephew of
Dr. W. ll. lican and-Willis liean. Mr.
the summer of IIIIM In
South Norwnlk, as agent for the Met-
ropoiitan Lilo Insurance Company. and
last year was in tho Locomobi‘o- (‘om-
pany‘s factory. in llridgrpori. He
gained many friends while hero. who
will regret to hear of his death. llr.
Ilcnn. {\irs. Willis III-an and daughter.
starlet] for that place today to attend
the funeral. which will take place. to-
morrow. Decoration tiny. it also being
the twontytonrth birthday anniversary
of the deceased.
L TRAIN DERAILED BY STRIKING
o
Trackwaiker Killed at Bleecker Street
Curve, in New York.
NEW YORK. May 29.~-—A Sixth ave
nne elevated train loaded with pas—
sengers struck and killed ’l‘honias Gal»
higher. a truckwalker. near the lileeck-
or sII-ot curve, today. deraillng the
from tracks of the first, car and tying
up the line for an hour or more.
The wheels of the first truck were
dragged over the tics for It short dis»
tIIIII-e and striking against, 0 third
rail. were prevented from 1; lug over
the edge of the elevated structure into
the st root Gallagher's body-was had-
Iy crushed. .’i‘he motorman was ur-
rostoIl.
ERMOVIAN ARRESTED AGAIN.
CHICAGO. May 29.*—A man who
corresponds closely to the description
dAMUSEMFNTSD
HOYT' S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29TH.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
B. c. WHITNEY
tho Sparkling
Surprise,
THE ISLE OF BONG BONG.
With the Eminent Comedian,
JOHN w. RANSONE.
Company and Chorus of 70—Principal~
iy Pretty Girls. Staged by
GUS SOHLKE.
PRICES:
Matinee—35c, 50c and 75c: Child-
ren, 25.
Evening—50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.
HOYT’S THEATRE
—--1-—
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY.
MAY 27.
(Excepting Wednesday).
Present: Musical
URDAY.
All the Latest Moving Pictures and
Illustrated Bongo.
Evening Prices—Gallery, 5c;
oony, 100; Orchestra, 20c.
Matinee-Children, 50; Adults, 10c.
NO RESERVED SEATS.
Baseball
Norwalk Amusement Park
......
Memorial Day, May 80
In the morning,
The Narwalks
vs.
Genuine Cuban Giants
In the afternoon,
RIDGEWOODS, OF BROOKLYN.
Leen will pitch in the morning.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1,
NORWALKS VS.
WATSESSINGS, OF NEW JERSEY.
Game Called at 3:45.
Admission 250; Children under 12.10c.
Ladies free to the grand stand.
The Lyrio,
formerly the
Make] Theatre. So. NorwalII
movmc PICTURES
lLLUSTRATEDI SONGS
VAUDEVILLE.
WEEK OF MAY 27
Miss. Eva W. Spear, Artistic Throat
\‘l'histior.
Ben. Dawson, Black Face Monologist
A. E. Hynes, on his Xylophone and
Hells.
fl
Known '5I‘om
Coast to Coast
ZINGARRA.
the famous J
Paimiat and Clinic-
voyant,
has returned llo
not fail to consult
her on all Iiifiiits II:
lite.
Located at 24 North
Main 8t., in store.
MATINEES THURSDAY AND SAT-
.... .... “nuns... "...... flme—ew ”9..-... .....a k ‘_
. .THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRIS TRAM & H YA TT.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Our price, $14.00 to $25.00.
Prices $5.00 to $16.00.
Folding Ironing Boards
Curtain Stretchersw...
oi‘ Sarkls Ermoyiun, the. Armenian
wanted by the police of New York
city in connection with the murder of
“iiiilt‘l' Kaspar, was arrested today in
a pawn shop. lie denied all connec-
tion with tho nIuIIIcr. He said he was
It Greek and that his name was John
Geranlos. According to the police. be
Is the man who pawncd II watch Moti-
day and tried to redeem it lillt’l'. lie
will he kept III custody pending tur-
lhcni inyestigallon.
Miller 813 J ordan,
Real Estate Brutus,
0illce, Hoyt’i Theatre Building,
SOUTH NORWALK.
IIIIII 0iilce, 181 State Street,
BRIDGEPORT.
Easy Payments.
10 BUILDING LOTS AND 4 MOD-
ERN COTTAGES. HARD-WOOD
FLOORS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
ALL IMPROVEMENTS.
FOR PARTICULARS iNQUIRE OF
Charles E. Hovt.
GLOV E R ’S
the place.
RA LSTON H EALTH,
$4.00.
ELITE,
83.50 and $4.00.
SHOES AND OXFORDS
for Men.
OXFORDS AND POMPA TIES 3
All leathers, for women.‘
Phone, 542-2.
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
I O .........
Extra heavy Wash Boiler .......
Nickel Lamp complete . . ........
SPECIALS IN SUIT DEPARTMENT. ' ‘
Sample Suits from one of the best makers.
of the very finest materials in fancy mixtures, checks and stripes. This season's very best pro-
ductions. Trimmings and tailoring the very best.
We are showing a line of Sample Suits made
Suits made to retail from $25.00 to $35.00.
SEPARATE JACKETS.
We are showing :I complete line of Covert Clock and Black Jackets in the newest shapes.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Nickel Tea Kettles, No. 8 .......
Mops for dusting floors ........ ‘
Garden Trowels ...........
......... $1.00 100
......... .40 Large Garden Sets (4 pieces) 35c
......... Loo iLarge Clothes Wringer ..................$i.95
......... 150i75-footClothesLine.........,........... 29c
......... 150'Fiitersf0r faucets.......,............... 290
......... 1.25iBracket Lamps, complete 29c
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
H. Kriegcr & Co.
Rug’s an?)
Mattin‘g’s.
We Are showing a. large
and handsome line of
Rugs. Here you will find
just what you want at the
right prices.
Bigelow Velvet Rugs, 9x12»
Alexander Smith Axminster, 9x12
Kurdeston Rugs, 9x12
Royal Axminster, 9x12
Tapestry and Ingrain Art
Squares-—-a.11 sizes.
Crex Mattings. and Rugs,
at moderate prices and
easy payments.
H. KRIEGER I do:
FERTILIZERS
for Lawn and Garden
GROU N D BON E
(Pure, unadulterated)
wooo asses ‘ I
(from Hickory wood)
PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE
'(From Chicago Stock Yards)
All the above sold in bags or bar-
rels for your convenient use.
lllil llIiI Is till it.
Iiiiiii
Coal an
, AGEM-rszron
Bowkor’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & Son.
I 22 Water Street. Telephone 294.
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...—....
Special Role of Groceries for
DECORATION DAY
Potted Tongue 5c can 30 named Lobster, per can 25c
Potted Tongue We can .7e eulth Brand Salmon, per can .. 20c.
Veal Loni. the can ..... 10c 13 Fresh Eggs for 250
Chicken Loaf. 200 can .15c 20 lbs. Gran. Sugar .........I. $1.00
Ended Chicken, 300 can 26c 3 lbs. Largo Prunes 260
Rhubarb, Lettuce Asparagus Cucumbers. Rnwdlshefl Wax Beans, Bunch
Onions Beets Carrots Spinach New Potatoes Stiuwberries and Oranges.
United Grocery Co. M. Epstein,
20 No. Main BL, Io. Nor. Tel 148.] ._ 49 Fort 81.. Ell! NOMllk. Tel. 315-.-
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