the
,n: a :lhnnulu at
this Impiflp blood.
time. ”outflows
I. no more!“ ‘Wp blink
rurfi In"),
PACKAGE
out: 3.3 ”"Y " .-. _ «A».
EClAL 0F ' ~ I .
STATIONERY. IOWAYTON.
g giggpfsfper' MIs Marv II‘ Finch leaves Rowav- .t.‘
FOR 25 CENTS. ton .lqu l, aftei a lesitleuoe here of
is good enough for the finest use. 0‘” y'eaIII.
an . . . ...—
mmghewtnough f01 Ordinaiy pm Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Themes and
Try a box.
PRESCRIPTIONS put up at this
store are compounded by competent
l‘eflfikred pharmacists. We pride
’ Ourldves on our prompt. accurate pre-
BCr’Iptiou service.
the Bridge Herman.
I PMTNER II BRADLEY. Proprietors
205 Washington 8‘.
Tel. call 641-2.
llemy Cooley ls spI 11d111g the «lab in
New Haven.
Mrs. Benjamin Celia has returned
from a visit to Bridgeport.
The Marvin School Kindergarten is
to give an entertainment Juno 1.
'Albert Heinzelman of East Norwalk,
is to take out a party in his launch to-
day. .
The East Avenue Methodist Church
choir will hold a rehearsal tomorrow
evening.
.lolin l 'l'lllllllllt'tlll',“ Mrs. I 'IIoInIuo
diou and son E'IIIl, aIII spending the
day in NewaIII
Regular business was transacted last
evening III the meeting.r of the oiiicial
board of [lie East Avenue Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Herbert V. Carr is getting along
as Well as can be, expected with her
broken ankle which is III) swollc 11 that.
it has not yet been put in II plIIstI-I
cast
There is an old superstition that
.whocvel‘ breaks :1 mirror will limit;
bald lllt‘lt'. Last evening a Ilungarian
was carting a load of furniture across
the bridge and a. mirror fell out. and
smashed. The driver did not have to
wait long for his bad luck, for the own-
er of the property came along and
commenced to talk voluby. 'l‘wI-nty
feet further a rocking chair slid off
the load and in ten feet more the top
of a bureau fell off and hit the dri-
ver on the head. How much more bad
luck he had before he reached Spring-
wood the dcponent snycth not, as the
outfit moved out or slant.
The Memmial llIIy program at the
Maivin School, ycotmdav al'Ithuoon at
1'. 30 p, 111, was as iollows:
March—Assembly,
‘Schmil.
Piano Solo—~lhu-aing of Rome,
Florence Burns.
Soug—dlail Columbia,
School.
Recitalion—~-'I‘lic\'anishiug Army,
Nellie. Lee, Emma Kosmecki, Mabel
Richards, Emma Radian. Edith Warm.
Concert. Recitation—~l’salin ""
-11,
School.
Flax: Salute,
School.
Song- My Native band,
School.
Recitation-«liecoratiou llay,
Alberta 'l'wiss.
Song-«lbIconciliatiuu.
Rooni ti.
ltecitI1tioII-~—'l‘he Blue and the
Room E.
Song—Our Native Land,
Room II‘.
Recitation—{Ileniorial Day.
Mabel (ihcrmaun,
Plano Solo—Flower (iirl,
Jennie lee.
Plans for Memorial ilay.
Song—~A111eri0a.
tray,
., School.
March.
..Pupils and friends of the Marvin
School wili~meet with those of the
Fitch Cchool on the Fitch playground
at 10 o‘clock this morning to assist
the veterans in decorating the soldiers’
graves.
The following is the. Memorial Day
program which was rendered at. the
Fitch School yesterday morning at El
o'clock:—
March, Assembly.
School
song, Piaise Ye. the Father.
School
Concert Recitation Psalm 100.
School.
Lord Prayer,
Stl.mol
III-\lew of \“Hetoians
Room Ii.
Memorial Day,
lI‘Ithcl t" umminus
Song. The Nut Memorial Ila).
Room ti
‘ Retitatlou. Memorial Day,
Room II‘.
song. iod llless the Soldier,
Room Fl.
“(‘(til‘itllllll, Sheridan‘s Itide,
Edmund I’recI-c.
Song, 0111' Flag,
Room II‘.
Song
Recital ion,
Flag Salute,
School.
Recitation. The Flag,
Ron om I".
Récitatlon, Old lrousides.
Room ll
Song, Flag of the Free.
School.
Address. Patriotism
CS Macfarland.
Song,ITentI11g, Tonight,
Sc i.Iool
School.
The pupils or the East Norwa-lk
fiction“ will assemble on the Fitch
play-ground at. ten o clock this morning
and nasist the I-cItIruns to doc-(Inau-
1136‘" soldiers 51am
Much. Itel real,
daughter Wilma, of Jamaica. Long Is-
lsnd. are the guests of Mrs. Mary
Themes, Rowayton avenue,
Mrs, C. ll. Godfrey has returned
home from Avon. New York. where
she had been called on account of the
sudden death of her father John F.
Egglcston.
The District School at Blueberry
Corners was very successfully presenr
- ed last night at Rownyton Iiose Coin-
pauy's licnduuariers in Rowuyton ave-
Iiuc. under the 1.111spices of the coup
puny, A number of the prominent
young people of Ihe village particlpat
ed. and the affair proved to be. a Ili-
Iighit‘ul suI-Icss. ill those participat-
ing had lcaincd ihciI parts thoroughly
and the work of each one was most
commendable.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Miss Ella i, Bates has been visiting
in Beihel for several days.
Mrs. Sargent delivered a. Iecture'at
the. .T'm” llall, Davien, Wednesday
evemng.
R. S. Purdy. of Norotou. is buildings
large addition to his residence near
the bridge.
Miss Susan Willow" and Howard
Willmoit are spending Memorial Day,
at Mount Kisltu.
Merritt Ogden. son of t‘. 1“.
of Spriugdalc, is recovering from an
attack of scarlet fever.
it is expected that quite a number
of the summer residents of the. town
will spend the holiday here,
Reed llaviland, of South Norwalk,
was 111 town yesterday, in the interests
of the 0111 Well Cigar Company. ,
II'. II‘. of (‘IIIIIIndI-i‘s
Donn, arrived for the s uiicr at his
1
country place from NI-w‘v'orlt.
'l‘rowb rid go,
The funeral of Alfred Mott was holid
at St, John‘s II. C. ('hurch, friday oi
last. week. luteriucnl was III Long Is-
land Cemetery.
Benjamin St. John, II, has a lltI\\’
Indian motor cycle, with which he is
enjoying life at present speeding along
the highways. i
The moving picture show scheduled
for Tuesday night did not materialize.
A large and enthusiastic audience was
prmepi, however.
Mr. and Mrs. .‘Ilfrcd Morcliousc, Sr,
hawI returned from a visit of three
months with their son and family, III
Berkeley, California.
Mrs. William M. Whitney and Mrs.
Williams visited Stamford last week,
attending Epworth League iiicciing
anti the Methodist. church service. I
Mrs, (‘1‘. H, Novon has instituted a
“Flower Mission“ in Ilai'ien. The child-
l‘t‘li. briiis: beautiful bouquets of the
spring iiowers and Mrs. Noxon sends
lllt‘lll III the poor children of New
Yolk Iiiy. '
.IIIltI puttinI- I II i' II it lights. in tlic Ilz'II
ien t'lltlui‘t'gaiioiial t‘lIuI'I-IL'i‘III-I'II was
not :2 larce enough gathering. however.
and the mutt-r went over until next
Sunday.
Miss .-\iIIia ll. Hadley. of Mt. Ver-
non, N. Y. spent one day this week
with llir' Misses Bass and left 'l‘ucs~
day afternoon for Cooperstown, N. Y.,
wln'rw she will spend the summer with
her cousin, Miss Helen l'tllllt‘l‘tl)‘,
The two boys, Joseph and Philip
HIIIl'oni, aged 10 and ti years, left the
Volunteer (,‘bihlicn's Home, Wednes-
day of last week, for a visit with their
mother in New York city, where they
have arrived safety after spending one
night in Dai'ien.
A party of South Norwalk young
ladies, comprising the Miss Mary
and Theresa. Svec, Lulu Over on and
Ada Merriam. visited Miss Susie Wil-
Inoti. ’I‘uesday night. Music, games
and refreshments served to pass away
a very pleasant evening,
'I‘hc Darien town post hears a very
frank piece of advertising, which con—
vcys the information that on .que ."I
Thaddeus Bell will sell at auction a
certain graded Jersey heifer in rather
poor condition. weighing about 250
pounds and without any artiiu 1.1l
marks of identification, The animal
was taken by George (Ii'cgory, as it,
was trespassing on his premises. and
according to law it is to be sold ill'l the.
owner has not put in a claim for It.
NEW CANAAN.
.lullaII Morris has returned from a
trip to Springfield, Mass.
Charles Dormer, of Brooklyn, has
been visiting with Robert. Ellwood.
David Reynolds of Stamford, has
been billing with Mrs. Carrie L See-
ley, Mead street.
Miss Lottie Williams, the actress is
now stopping at her residence in
White Oak shade.
.loseph'J. Quinn, 9. member of the
hand of the U. S. 3. Connecticut has
been visiting in town.
Frank Crepon'of New York, II III
ceiisedvdrusgist has taken 1» position at
the Central Pharmacy.
Miss Emma Sammie, has entirely to
Ogden, .
'lllt‘
I
lir~'il;1l
'pIIIr‘sion at present ruling in the
‘\\':':I' made.
’ IIooseI'cli.
‘I muting \v as llt III Mount: 1\ to c—ou l
l
Mr. M. Coleman nd son
of Rye hIIvI-I rein led after a visit
with her parents in Seminary street. . it,
It has been decided to have the so
Wt'l‘ extended through Hoyt strt et.’l
(‘ontractor A. M. Cos-Inch will do tii
WU"
...—.—
StI-phen Hoyt of the nurseries is ill
aniford, this week, beautifying the
grounds around the power house for
the Consolidated Railroad.
The New Canaan baseball nine will
play with a team of the Young Men's ~
South avenue .
regu-
Club tomorrow on the
giounds. In the afternoon the
luvs will play the Lineolns of Bridge-
port.
John (‘arman of Stamford, has rent
ed the Ferdinand ’l‘bomas farm at
White Oak Shade by the year, and
Walter S. Gibbs. of New York has
rented the II.
South avenue.
5011.
Day Aiwaicr place in
furnished, for the sear
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.
All nations tile eildcavorlng to
'while plague" that claims so mar.)
’Vlt tims each ycaI. Foley 8 lionoy and
Fat cuics coughs and colds perfectly
and you are in no danger of con-
sumption. Do not risk your health by
taking some unknown preparation
when Foley‘s Honey Iiud’ l"ai is safe
and certain in 1tsults.Ask for lI‘olv
oy’s Honey and 'i .11 and insist upon
having it l’lalstedls Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy.
TRADERS coitus on” Accouurs.
And Gave the Market a Strong Tone
in Last Fifteen Minutes.
NEW YORK, May 39.~The closing
up of accounts was the important in»
fluencc at work today in the stock Inor-
kei. The some influence was effective
in London. Here the I‘lcc’oruilon llay
holiday loiuorIovI' was the motive. The
conclusion of a stock market settle-
lncut art] the lack of verification of m-
mots I-uiIcIIi \th‘lt‘ltlllV that mimics
1111c to result prompted the eoIeiinI:
of shoIt contraItsI 'l‘hc imminent
holiday took away all inclination
among traders here to enter on any
new I-oInInitineuls. The fact that the
closing up speculative accounts result.
ed lll more buying than selling of
stocks was coulirniatm'y ol’ the im-
pression shut the position to alrgely ex‘
tended on the short side of the mat»
bet. The uncertain price movement
of a beat and reports of more favorable
weather in the crop regions added to
tllrIilll‘lllltllltlll of shorts. to rennin
llllt"‘tl\t‘lttl mm the holid. Iy. The son-
film at In iinauI-Iiil IiIeh-s was that a
sudden change In the prIIIIailiug 1111-
\I‘I'I'Ilbci' conditions blight :Ilh‘~
Vlitil' to an Important degree the de-
do-
mand for seeuIiiies. 'Iho engagement
oi M 000001) gold for shipment for
Fiance tomorrow did not deter the
bIaIs in stocks from piocecding with
their movement to cover shorts. This
amount was less than was estimated
iiou of yesterday that. no engagement
luni it belied the assump-
tion of yItI'rIIIIy that no encasement
would be made today.- I'liscounts re-
ccdrd in London today. but conditions
braving: on the gold movement were
not otherwise materially changed and
the question of :1 further onigo of gold
Is left over. A rise in copper in the
tendon metal market was a helpful
factor for the metal stocks here. The
speech to be delivered by President.
at Indianapolis tomorrow
was much discussed. Accurate know
ledge oi‘ the substance of the speech
was professed in many quarters, but
confidence was less pronounced as to
the interpretation.tobe placed on the
spIIIh in public discussion. This was
.111 cleIIIcIII. how'cvrc in pioinpiing the
(on line opt lotions by sl1oris.l11c1c:n.
lII'I'.‘ attention In L‘ll’t‘ll to the showing
of “ti earnings of railroads for April,
as successive reports received idicate
correction of the recent excess of the
'ncrease of operating expenses over
the increase in gross earnings. The
sustained strength of the day‘s market
in spite of its extreme. dullness drove
tlII shorts into soun-thliu,r like a scram.
ble at llll‘ last and gave lllt' Illlip to
prices which raised them to the
highest oi the day, but \IhiIh were not
fullr maintained to ih c closing.
IlonIls \veic iircgulai. 'loial sales
pm value $l 772. 000.
U. S. Old Fours declined quarter
per cent. on call.
“Here‘s to your health and happi-
ncss"——IleWitt's Little Early Risers—
famous little pills Sold by The Clif-
foId I’haimacy and The Blidgo Phar
macy.
YOUNG WOMEN GRADUATE.
Commencement Exercises of the Hart-
ford Theological Seminary Held.
HARTFORD. May 29.——Among the.
theological seminary graduates who re-
ceived the degree of B. D. at. the gra-
duating: exercises this evening was one
\vouian. Miss lithe] Cutler, of James-
town, N. Y., Nine of these degrees
Were conferred. the graduates front
(‘ounocticut receiving them being Wal-
sou Woodruff. of Ilcrliu, president of
lllt' class and Henry I”. llurdon, of
llorkhainstctl. Harold I. Gardner. of
Now ”area, was among those who Izm-
duatr-Il without receiving a tlt'Kl’f‘t‘.
Al. the exorcism this evening the
Rev. Ilr. It). 1’. Parker, made the ad-
dress. and President IllacKI-uzie made
the charge. to the class,
Henry III. llridgoinan. of Norfolk. was
elected to the Board of Trustees to
fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Dr. George R. Slicphard, of this
city.
The Pastoial Union elected the lot
lowing 1111: [res fol III ieiiu of ”HIM-
years.
Rev. J. 1., Barton. Boston: Her. 1.».
Hicks. Welleslcy; Rev. H. ll. Kelsey,
John Allen E. W. Hooker and C. M.
Joslyn, Hartford: Elbrldgp Torrey
Boston II. II. Br,ldman Norfolk. Conn
D. C. Brewer Boston: Rev. G. W.
Winch. Barre, Vt., ltev. II. A. Stimson
New York city.
The reason r1 woman doesn't spend
more money on her clothes Is because
her thrt-wmi doesn't have any more
tor her to spend:
I Iawreur'c. ‘
check the ravages of conuunipiion, the ,
‘ .m In
. 9 remedy tint, w. '
”mavens muse , .
’lhc often” you
mph with heath-14:3,. ,
powders or pills t. ,1.
.. quit-hex wdlit re turn.
Generally, WCNIB
comes from a div,“
turbcd stomach or
‘3' irregularbowols, and
5’ "Aldon dismay
Ianc’ 5 Family
. Medicine
(a tonic laixivfitm) will cure bean.
ache in short' order by mlrlilltlilig
the bowels cud rainyigorstbiIa I the
stomach. .
It Is 1- great blood medicine
and the favorite laxative of old
ml youez- -
Mdruggiats‘. 250. N1d5lh
WWW
ANARCHY IN GUATEMALA.
Chaotic Conditions Under the Rule. of
President camera.
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala.
May 29.—-'1‘l1e correspondent of the
Associated Press has interviewed the
foreign diplomats here in regard to
the atresis made in connection III II
the attempt on the lite of Pre .sldent
Cabrera.
The Spanish minister. Senor Gar-
ciaiuve. said that two Spaniards Ilre
on trial on the charge of conspiracy
against the president.
The. ltalian minister, Signor Carlo
Nuaai'. stated that ho was carefully
watching the cases of the Italian citiI
Zt'lls alleged to be implicated, and
he to It I-ouilde III that they would make
a good Iieicnst.
(‘ount vou Schwcrin, the tlerIIIau
minister. said that only one Herman
had. been imprisoticd and he had not
been tried. This man has been de-
clai‘cd to be Irresponsible for his ac-
tions. A certificate to this effect has
been illcd with the authorities.
“the \II\II.111 chaige daftaires said
'hai only one Mexican was in pIison,
.loI'II Maria Mendoza a scuant of Dr
Valdez lllanco, who committed sui-
cide. Mendoza has been sentenced to
death by the military court. and has
tippciilt'tl. 'l‘he (luaicinalun govern—
ment has appointed-a lawyer to defend
him and the charge d'ail’aircs has giv-
I-II him a Mexican lawyer in aditlou
ll) llll' tiuatt-IIIIIIIIII counsel. III view of
irregularities in the proceedings
asainst Mendoza the Mexican charge
d'nil‘aircs has requested the foreign of»
hen here to furnish him with a. copy
of the testimony taken.
Mr. lirowu. the. American charge
d'affuircs, has not taken any diplo-
matic action in connection with the
iuiprisond men. but. likeall the oth-
er diplomats here, he is watching the
proceedings and is interested in thI
lll'ltitlllfll'fi' \I‘IIli‘tIl't'.
It was authoritatively stated that no
I'oint action in connection with the
cases of the prisoilcrs will be taken.
It is believed thaf Tit, 'ht will be l."llI()\'lll
on the situation when the appeals are
heard, as the piececdlugs will be pub
lic.
FREE HIGHWAY OVE RBRIDGES.
HARTFORD, May 2'.L—-A bill in fa.
vor 01‘ free highways over certain
bridges over the Connecticut river
which are now toll bridges was report~
ed in the house today. The bill pro-
viding that the salary of auditors in
New Haven county should be
was passed aftei veiccmtintui of an
amendment to make the figure $200
i-‘avorable reports were for $1.500 for
the Relief Corps Home in Cromwell:
an :wpropriatlou for State Firenicn's
Association; $30,000 for the Hartford
Hospital for maintenance of a. tuber-
culosis ward; appropriating H.000 for
propogation and distribution of small
mouth black bass anti yellow perch:
and on an act. prohibiting the soli-
citing of orders for spirituous liquors
in Ito-licence towns. and against any
persons advertising himself as a pub
lic agent for receiving orders for li-
uuors.
When your backaches it is almost
invariably an indication that some
thing is wrong with your kidneys. De-
Witt‘ s Kidney and Bladder Pills afford
prompt relief for weak kidneys, back-
ache, inflammation of the bladder and
all urinary troubles. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy, .
HARTFORD WOMAN DEAD.
HARTFORD, May 29.~—Miss Caro-
line E Day, daughter 01 the late Cal
via Day, and Catherine Perkins Sey-
mour died suddenly here today. She is
5111 vivcd by two sisters. Katherine Per-
kins Day. wife of General Joseph C
.Iatksou, of New York city and Mrs
John S. I). Illsscll, of this city. Miss
Ilav although making her home here
spent much time in travel and had
passed the winter in New York. She
was, descended from :1 loin: line of
distinguished ancestors, John Jay
Jackson, of New Haven. Is a. nephew.
“Wu—.7...
DANISH WEST lNDlES MATTER.
\l‘ASIIINGTON. May May tilt.“-
\'l’liatevcr American Minister tl‘llrlcn
may have said to the oiilcials of the
Danish Foreign Olliee in connection
with the acquisition by the United
States of the Danish West indies on
the occasion of the presentation of his
letters of recall must-have been sim-
ply uIr expression of his private and in
dividual views State Department of
ill Ials um authority I'uI the statement
that this subject. has not again been
broached by their direction or uutho
riiy nor is it believed that It will be In
the Immediate future.
"Come, come, my little man." ex-
claimed old Mr. Cherry, “I wouldn'gt
cry like that ”
“All I'laht. 1' replied 1le buy
his aobe "Lemme gtI'cII
lltttltllgll
back of the ear with :1. stone- like I not.
an' see how ,1 cu ll ll'l it. whhiltldtlphla
Press. .. .
A
'I' ‘uith
. knife and
$1511 ..-
you a soakl
preliminary deb hate on the _ a‘gmrl‘an’
question in the l.owc1 Honda of Pat
lItI'cnt clostl-I today only Iii: Mouar‘
, voting tor a I'oiI‘Iinuancc of tilt.
disutssiou. 'I‘he pIasInIs voted in fa-
;vor of the closure. The subject now
is in the hands of the aurarian coni-
Iniission whose report is not expected
lto be inutie l'oi‘ sod 1':II months.
GOVERNMENT WITHOUT A PAR-
LIAMENT.
llSllth, May 2‘! ~ It is
that Kilig (‘iiaichI iiiIII-nd Io IonI’I'I'
Premier l‘I amo rcgaiding the
ques tion whetheI his Inaitsty has an
reported
. Iihtuiiv to gun in hit th1c1 years wit 11-h
out a parliaunur ’llIc hing vidls 1111
military barracks daily.
PRISONER CUTS HIS THROAT.
ROCK \’ii.l.II2. Ma}. flit. .. (‘iarlI llowes
Iwho is in jail lIIIIc for at'I-mpting to
lltill .lohII (lunu in II shooting affrav
Ihere lust Satuiday, today attempted
‘10 take his life bu Initial,r his throat.
In some way llowes got, hot I of a new
gu'died his throat. The
wound is not thought to ho SI riotls.
Cull 97-3.
V’l‘ Ilephoue
Niagara’s Paint!
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.’
Bathing and fishing.
llath Houses to Rent by the Season
John O’Sullivan,
Proprietor.
...". ,
We are Demonstrating This Week the
HEWITT AUTOMOBILE
Delivery Wagon and Run-
about.
Will be pleased to give demonstra
lions to anyone who would like It first-
class car in either. style.
F. E. lNUKNiNNl MIN.
"Honest: Good: at Honest Prices."
39 Wall street. Nor-walk.
Money Loans
Money loaned to all salaried em
ployes and housewives on their own
name. without endmser ALL TRAN-
SACTIONS STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL. ‘
Call and see us.
Independent loan and Se-
curity 00.
Havlland Blng, Washington 8'
Office Hours. 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
. “nam—
NNNNNEE. NANNNSNN,
.45 Wall 8t.. Norwalk.
I4 Washington 8h. 50. Norwalk.
Real Estate and Insurance.
We have leveral decided bargain-
In Income producing propony‘ that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
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HoR‘SIE-ts l
CABLOAD No.4,1907.
OhiOHOISes
Consisting of Draughiers, Business
Chunks. and Drivers.
These Horses will bq guaranteed :5
represented or money refunded.
Respectfully,
OSCAR H. BANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STABLE8
River Street. Norwalk. '
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I
DA VID W. RAYMOND, 1
Funeral Director '
l
i
and Emhalmbr.
1! North Main 8t.,.80utli Norwalk
Residence, 8 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
1 1
l
BUY YOUR GROCERIES
AT STULL’S
, A full line' of'Frult and Vegetables.
A. Stull
. Phone 223-3. ‘
22 __t:otiaae Aves Em Nov-walk
1-__—
F. I. EomnsondSon
DEGORATGRSI
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
7') NORTH MAIN ST.
338% SOUTH 'NOHWALK.
.Tel
' :i‘nc‘ .
AND SAVE MONEY.
Lil) Ibo, (.iranulalcd Sugar 35100
Tim Very Best Creamery Iiuilcr,
peril) ........ ................I155.I'I3
Shoulders. per 1h. lie
1! pkgs.ti1‘IIpoNIItu ..... . .. (lbs
1! pkgs, Cream of Wheat ........ llbc
Ii Hood Eggs ..... ‘I’bo
3 Cam: Huuar (torn 25w
wALI. hummus. ,'
an
TIMER’QINBINWI piss A'r
OuI'IlIIIr. of llrmiblln. chief engineer of
the Ward Iliiie swan-III- Morru Castle,
IIiIIl suddenly yesterday \vhll". the
steam-4' was cnruute from Hanna fro
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ANTI—TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY.
\‘I'Al.l.l.\’tl1I‘tli’Ill, May 2‘ —'
third annual l;l-‘Ii?.lii.j o
lit 11' ulosls Soc li ty Itv'
llic
held at IL‘IIIIIIII
1111: III ‘Ii’ tail. 1y.
Get. In the Habit cl‘ Having Your
Sunday Dinner at the
CLIFFORD
No worrying :bout selecting
your meats, no bother with
dishes or stove subcn pleasant
weather comes.
Courteous Sen/lice.
Pleasant Surrounding. ’
Excellent Cook ~an
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Propr‘tetor.
Telepht Inc 498.
\
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i N ( livid} Tm
saw innit. “May "VA—William s. “wwww cg. "
' points DISTILI: ) '
'l‘hc
autittr
\I'IIII.' Iiavr-u was
...—5......“ ....._...
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this port. The death was reported
when the Morro t}; i~llt' arrived here True Spirits 0f Turpentine
tIIIin. livaib was {it‘t' IU apoplexy., ‘ ‘I I w ,'
The Morrti t‘.1sllc l~i’txll.’iliL the body =“—-—~ ':
(ii i‘tllI-lgli lll‘lI-Illllll. li, NI, Wllt) t‘tllll- lot line Jumps. anucn Vunitlicy. Poitt' ,
Illlllt'Il suicide on board the cruiser a" “C
Tacoma at (inanldiiaiuo, (,‘uba, It few ' "'
thigh" :tgo. 'l'illi (HARLES E. SHELL.“ (TClz'lli’ANY
Solo 515ch Am I.
l64 Front Street, Ne w York Cit:-
{EVERY LADY'S DRESSING Cl'tAlI
BER
should be equipped with I dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" PUD-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to confide!
.THE LATEST AND BEST
at $2.75 up.
teed High IWheel Mowers, at $5.311
to “.m. “H.“
il
"rides of RAKES, HOES, GARDEN
FORKS, SHOVELS, SPADES. and all
Farming litcnsils. at. the lowest prices.
Genera! repairing and machine work
promptly attended to.
..A s; ...-M “A“
llonitik Hardware 00.
39mm St, Norwalk.
NNNIINNNNNK
EDWIN H, MATHEWSON, Prop.
JOHN H, KNAPP, ist VlcoPnI.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. Ind Vlcc
Pres.
WILFRED IODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS, .
E. H. Mathewson Henry It‘ymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josciab R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Swartz John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
B. E. _ “titan,
IIIIIIIIII,
Tel. 452.
Lawanrus
A yery strong line or fully guarair
A colnplete assortment of the best
East Norwalk
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and eoid Iunning water.
in your dressing chamber sleep-
ing apartment of fiist floor toilet
room? Its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices, Oul
plumbers are silictly competent n10
chanlcs honest. and reliable.
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITS".
l
.. ”'7‘“
ThePlurnbing
in your house is of too much import-
ance to your health and happiness to
let anyone instal such work unit-st»
they are thorough nIech: pics, undue
standing ch rv branch of lift‘ plumbing
and ventilatings ystcms. My war? is
guaranteed. -
Arthur E. Benedict
PLUMBING. HEATING. TINNI‘NG
5 Monroe St., South Norwalk, Conn.
nresiiiiaiis
I sell only Investments than I have
personally investigated, itiltl which
have been most rigidly l1: nestlsaim
by some of the very best ll' In I}: an!“
prt'ii'essirinal men in our city, who hill!
large holdings with 11s, and who rec
onimcnd there investments to thtl‘
most Intimate friends.
A card will bring you our literaturI
or a personal interview.
3"] , R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
33 $351} CAPITAL} pig! 16 SoMain Street.
.~ «cocoon lit ._ _,..~___-._.,_.M.,.- -....
l u I luv
f “Mug/Fig $1051“- oPLLIIIIBI'IIG Ann STEAM
0,5 a ‘
HEATING.
HOT WAT IER HE \‘FING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGE!I
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gas and Steam Fitting. ms Flsturm
' Metal Ceiling. Etc.
Have you seen our stern ct
RICHMOND RANULD ?
THE JONES 8: I'ICI'ICHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET.
NORWAL
lililt] liii It! in N .l
i for freight tidy
0n and after Tuesday, January I
lirttI‘I, II‘III-I..'bt l'ropolleia. Will “My"
[Pier 25. I.» l lIIIIIIcr, New let, the)"
of Dover :~1'.‘l'll, every day, (event
Sunday), Hi i p. in. Freight. root-11w.
at. Norwalk 11p to 4 p. m. and South
Norwalk tip to 5:30 p. 111.. ‘
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Analog J. Smith, C C, Hcgcmsn
Lessee. General Age. 1
TI'I.
Wl’lil Not Bull Your
Own Home ‘3
Rants are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments me beeoui
ing soarcor every dtIv."‘We haven
number of veiy desiI: Ible homes lot
sale, and can make the terms. our.
price rig, ht.
J. M. Layton 83 Co?“
INCORPORATED.
5 Railroad Avenue, South Norwa'ld
,..
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.THE NEW
VAN Isoov
PLUMBINGI 7...,4I
gratin. Wile
nor, wA'rsII, “I. ;.
flND I 1
GAS FITTING; Will
Tin, [hm Iran, 00nd It.
and Zinc.
u louIfi-aifsm
loath Norwalk, Conn. i
OWA MdfiOOO-OOW.
lummmvmwndo
HOTEL VICIoIIuI
ONE MINUTF FROM DEPOT. _.
EUROPEAN now. i.
Our room. a special feature. an
and Electric Light. throughout. It.
cry room heated. . .l
- RATES REASONABLE. I
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Ackcr, Morrlll A Can:
cllt Colo celebrated Winn, nguori ”0‘
Cigars always on hand. I, I 11
mt. SULLIVAN. Imam
Telephone Call, 490.
Examiner In
, I, U .13. PatonEOMcl‘
. Jim) to l
‘ ”If! es. 100‘ (anti
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Intuit on Him-t
Gena 29ml tilt
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