maniacal
Taylor & Golden.
, 74 Waebington It. 'l'el. 218-2.
51151110111
mosses,
CANDY
LANE’S
Bl WASHINGTON OT.
Everything; in Ship chandlery.
Points. Dis and Varnishos.
Denatured and Wood Alcohol.
Ieet line of spring Geode ever shown.
HARRY RIDER.
61! Water lb. IRIDGEPORT
Geode delivered tree. ‘l'eI.
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£4”, CORR-
STEEL KING AND CHORUS GIRL.
How Laura Jean Libbey It Once More
Vindicted.
m
(New York World.)
As a nation given to novel-reading
we have quick eyes and a ready sym-
pathy with romances in real life. The
love affair of the steel king and chorus
girl>is afitmtinued story of youthful
heart-1hr s and elderly Idolatry which
brings a compelling interest, as the
advance notices would say, and an
emotional grip which it would chal-
lenge the authors of best sellers to
Miss Marlon Noxon, of Bethel is the “‘23:? ' d d l 1
guest of Miss Bert s 11 ee a a ove that is more
street he Hunter, of Lowe than a love. It is the grandmussion.
- Hriistnotftho love‘rifloutcd national pro-
pr 9 y or the g rl of his choice and
The strike of the section men in even hazarded his kingly crown to]
No1walk is still on. though it was hex sake? Although the vote of the
learned that the men at Branchvllle steel trust directors has fixed it mOre
are working as usual. firmly on his head than before, what
lover ever risked more or gave a more
A special meeting of thlr Chaplet precious hostage to Cupid? Who shall
N0 52 0 E S. will be held this even- say that there are no more Tristans
ing at 7 30 0 clock The grand officers and Launcelots? 'I‘hcy.1bou11d in steel
will make their annual visit 11 ”5'
Pittsburg knows its folklore and
Town Tax Collector Sidney Guthrie must instantly recognize this tale of
Moses L. Glover, Harold Glendenlng “"9 10V“ as PR” or ”W eve1lasting‘
and several other well known Norwalk 1 romance 0f the ages. Here is Cinder-
n1cn. started on a fishing trip up eila. “”9 is the Arabian nghls
country this afternoon. Here is the story of King Cophetua
and the Beggar Maid repeating itself
A large three- masted schooner load-, lbefore our eyes with modern embel
ed with wood plup arrived in the har- llshments Cophetua ‘0 be sure, '5
bor yesterday. and a portion of the “0‘ known ‘0 have needed the 597’
cargo 18 being llghtcrod by the barge vices of a divorce court to free him
Clarence and the tug‘ Addie V. from a previous entanglement But
what has the bridetobo for a dower
Miss Helena Connor. ofWest street beyond youth and a beauty of whirh
is in New Haven today, attending the many an 889‘ side shop- girl has “0 09‘
graduating exercises of the New Ha :casion to be envious? The step from
ven City HopitaL- her fighter Miss May the footlights‘ to the fave1 of 11
Connor being among the nurses who WWW” W009" has been often taken,
gradautc this year ‘ .. but rarely under conditions more re-
ma1kable thsmthpsc which enable this
Jeremiah Egan 'f‘ém 1.11,.“ yester- gm of humble Origin to become the
day for blacktlsh a was the first mistress ofa F'lfth‘ avenue mansion
lime he had ever heart after that spec- and the Chatelaine of as many French
195 of fish though holsldn ardent and chateaux 85 ”‘9 bridegrooms fancy
expert catcher of flattlsh. There were moves him ‘0 bill'-
four in the party. but. why one [15111 Is it to be wondered that popular
was caught and that hy Mr Egan. lt curiosity has required the full details
was a. “Whopper" and weighed on Cub to state it? Miss Gflman is hardly loss
.e-u.-e.-.,.-_-....-.pu_--,--,-e-_-
local News 11111.
The National baseball team will play
the Amreicaus Saturday at Amusement
Park.
The Beat Suits
Don’t Cost the Most.
Don't carry around the idea that because our
‘ clothes for men are admittedly better than
_ otlici‘swmore stylish, better in fit, and better tailored
—-—tl1at they cost more than others. That is a mistake
no man ought to make.
We have a price range precisely the same as
other stores—
$10.00 to $25.00
but it isn’t fair to assume that all values are identical.
lntclligcnt cmupnrison will quickly establish the fact,
that at every pricc bctwccn $10 and $25, we give you
far better values and more satisfactory clothes than
any other store intown gives at the same price or
even $3 to $5 bigbcr.
We say again:
Our prices are never higher than
others ask—but often they arc Iowcr.
A splendid series of now styles in Summer suits
to choose from, $10 to $25.
14 South Mala .Street. Telephone Call 632-2.
Baby Chick Feed.
In buying Poultry Feeds and especially for little chicks you must be
familiar with the food stuffs 011 sale, because there Is a tendency on the
part of all millcrs to work off grain that is too poor to sell readily when
whole. Therefore it is important to know what to buy, how and where.
This yearl have decided to make a. little chick feed, composed of choice
grains and seeds. carefully selected and perfectly granulated and screen-
ed. I believe it is better than any bought from out of Down (although I
will buy any brand you may desire) and if you will call I shallbe pleased
to have you examine and compare mine with any other.
Elfin-pate Thate Clean.
. .. i. ‘ MANUEL 1‘. HATCH.
bills scales tipped the beam at 75%
pound:
STEAD.
By gum!
Ain’t Stead going some?
Scolding and slapping,
And nagging and scrapping,
And roughing.
And blufllng,
And cussing.
And writing,
And fighting.
And blowing.
And crowing.
And spotting,
And awaiting.
And hacking.
And whacking.
And morallzlng.
And criticising,
And cutting in. ‘
And butting in.
And olive-branching,
And avalanchiug,
And soothing,
And smoothing,
And shoving and bulking.
And thinking and talking,
And talking and talking.
And talking and labours——
on, say!
Ain’ t he the peaceful way?
Ain' t
He the Saint?
Ain't he the dove
Of Peace and Love?
My word!
Ain’t he the bird?
Ain’t he the Briton
That’s never oulttin‘
Ain't he the cheese
In' a Peace-as-you-plcasc?
Hasn't he got a lease
0n the rough-house of Peace?
Ain't
He the red paint?
Well! well!
Ain't he—My gum!
He is gain some.
Ain‘t he?
-—W. .l. Lampton in New Ycrk World.
SUCCESS.
Success that the world calls success
ls always spelled as lollows:
3 U C C E 8 8.
Catch on? it doesn’t merely end
But it begins with 8 3 5 8.
l *Houston Post.
Only a Dream—“My dear. you
dreamed you had a proposal of mar-
riage last night."
think so. auntie?"
over and over again.
Filegende Blotter. “
In
'.Yes ' ‘Yes.
Patience—And her color—~is11'l that
artificial? Patrice—10h no; thats real
point. —Yonkers Statesman.
This would be a very comfortablemealer .
A" 1
world, in spite of our mlatives. If no-
body ever gave anybody advice.
One person can lead a man up to
reform. but a thousand can't make
him keep it.
Our new camera. “The Premograpb."
'ee.oo. We aleo carry Irowniee, Pre-
moe and moat evoytbing in the line of
1 cameras. We carry a complete
lore of auppllee for the amateur pho-
* umber.
Weld-retails-
anoflption Maoists.
ndeye. .1 4‘ Death Nor-walk
“What makes you.
“l heard you say‘
bephotographed than the heroine of
the Thaw t1lal.Ti1e newspaper 11n-
nuls of her life for the past two years
are fuller than those“ of any reigning
monarch. And what ave Congo cruel-
ties or polar exloration or the Balkan
situation been in vital interest to the
momentous question of the outcome of
Corey's relations with the chorus girl?
Happily for all concerned, with the
possible exception of the discarded
wife of his youth. the’ millionaire. has
made her his own at the altar. Thus
will the anxious expectancy of all lov-
ers of romance be appeased. Love will
again have leveled ranks and trimp-
bed and Laura Jean Libbey will once
more have been vindicated.
“Momma," said little John. “I just
made a bet."
“What was it?" she asked.
“1 bet liilly Roberts my cap against
two buttons that you'd give a penny
to me to buy some apples with. You
don‘t want me to lose my cup, do
you?"
He got the penny—Philadclphia ln-
quircr.
TO ERR.
“To er1‘,is human." yea!
And yet, we know.
More human ,’tis to say:
“1 told you‘so."
Noll—4 think Maud has more color
than her sister. Hell—Yes; about. lif-
ty cents' worth n1o1‘e.—-Phli‘.1dclphia
Record.
"Why..r11an, what's the matter?" “1
have just bad one of those lightning
lunches." “Well?" “And now I've got
thundering pains."——New York Press.
“Maw i call you Mabel 1'" he asked at
their second meeting. pretending to be
badly smitten. “if you wish to: but
iny name is Gert.1‘udc."——Cbicago Rec-
ord-Hcrald.
"You can't get on this car, you're
drunk," said the conductor. “D'ye
s'pose a sober mnn'd want. to get. on
your old oar?" replied thc rejected.
not without spirit ~Philadclpbla Led-
ger.
There seems to be a marked revival
in the knitting and crocheting of woois
which must mean relief to the eyes
that. have been straining over fine
embroidery and lace work.
it seems that goldfish are useful in
ridding the ponds and pools in ono‘s
grounds of mosquitoes.
“Charlie said he Would die for me.‘
“You don't mean Charlie Gossyp. the
awful bore?” “Yes." “For goodness
sake let him die.‘ '——Cleveland Plain
NEW LINE OF
POST CARIlS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ‘
COLEMAN’S
NEW. “OR!
to North Main on. loath Nor-walk
Agent tor A. o. spalding'e
I -; moi-1111mm.“ ..
I
Live Lobsters.§
Soft Shell Crabs.
Bluefish .Cla’f‘frhs.
(“”‘V‘u. WV/
Goibill’s Bridge Fish Market
r1111 11111311 & BAILEY oo.
‘11. .-
dLumber and Mill Work for Evenilhinab
FROM A PIGGERY TO A PALACE. ”
Timber. shingles. lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Siding, flooring
and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper. dint coated
rooting paper. sheathing paper. Hair insulator and deafening papers, ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash. blinds, interior house trim 411
Pine, Redwood. Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. Straight and fancy law-
ing, turning, planing, shop jobbing, cabinet work, veneered work. Kiln-
drylng facilities.
Mill..foot of Marshall Street.
Lumber Yard. Wates‘ Street.
Telephone 46-3.
Telephone 46-11.
a.
C I I“ g I N I . ‘
oa otlce.
If you are not satisfied with the last Coal you bought, try a ton
from us. Have just received a cargo of Lehigh Coal for furnace and
range, which 18 the best mined. ‘
THE HARRIS &GANS COMPANY
Tel 450. 68 Water Street.
Pay By Check.
Safe, Simple. Systematic.
Your Aooounb Will Receive careful" Atten-
tion From Us Whether it Be
Large or Small.
We Are Opori' Saturday Afternoon Until 3,
and Saturday Evening from 7 to 8 for
1.11. convenience of
Busy People.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COM ANY
Deposits Over
' A Million Lahore.
' Burnett 0111 Tom _Gi11,
11111111111111.1113
"Eli‘s ”—"'
We carry a superb assortment of
Table Wines. as well as Medicinal
Liquors of all kinds.
Claret. Port or Sherry Wine,
60c Bottle.
Waverly Old Reserve Whiskey,
$1.25 Bottle.
Belgravla Tom Gin, 98:: Bottle.
California Brandy, ’936 Bottle.
Monogram Rye Whiskey, full quart,
$1.06 Bottle.
75¢ Bottle.
$1.25 Bottle.
$1.25 Bottle.
French Vermouth,
Pale Orange Bitters,
Sunuyslde Rye Whiskey. 98c Bottle
Creme De Month, $1.50 Bottle.
DcWars Scotch Whiskey, $1.25 Bottle.
Cocktails, all kinds, $1.25 Bottle.
"‘1-
i111 atliiioiiillo1oa111',
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
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ch.
.11‘ .“ ‘1
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. S'I‘IIEET, 10:10 a. m ——('Jpcii-
ins prices of stocks were generally
lower 1111111 111111 night. Exceptions were
Allll'l'lt'illl car. which 1‘osea point, Sou-
thcdn Railway pfd.. "ls. and 17. S. 51001
11 small fraction.
fit talking in Annvrican Smelling at, a
decline of 2: Delaware and Hudson
fell ‘7" l'nion Put-lilo 1%. M111111‘11p11lis
up;
81 Paul and Saul! Salute Mario 1%.
lioadingii and United Railway invest-
ment. pi‘d. l and Southern Pacific. At-
('Illh'f'lil. Pennsylvania. and Auntiganmc
ed Copper large fractious.
WALL STREET, ii a. 111.—--Stocks
drlbbivd on the nutrket in face of cl"
torts to chuck the decline by advancing
selected stocks. licudiug was 11111 up
from itiii to WW. and American Car
mac 1%. but Sunshing and other lead
ers lltVt‘lilJt'li‘ss continued to give
wav. 111iou l’utiili‘ made a feeble ml
ly. I-Uh'llifl of 4 points wuo esiub-
lishui in Cunrni Railroad of New
.Tersi‘y. 21,. in S111eiii11g.2lé in Vir-
ginid 111111 .11111 i i11I‘5i1 iii-Southern Pal
c-fic N1111hci11i’1uif‘n Pcuusylmr1iu.
NOl‘tlllW -Si0lll 11nd iletmlt linited Rall-
WR)’. (‘lu‘usupeuki‘ and Ohio. Gene-
ral klcci1i1ul’1ossed Steel Car and
Railway Steel Spring exceptionalll
gained 1 to Ila-’2. The market was quiet
but heavy at 11 o'clock. ,
WALL S'i‘l‘iltlb'l‘, Noon-The in.
Ci‘t-np‘i‘ in American Smcblng's dirici
rimui did not saw it 1mm 11' W. 1mint
break. 'l he 1111,1110 list 1t‘cbdcd in com:
pauy. liouds wurei 1‘1‘"eguln1
WA‘l. l. S’I‘REFT, l p. n1.~o~A prolong-
Hchriod oi" dullness aetln when sel-
ling stopped. but prices continued to
hover near the lowest before 110011.
NEW YORK. .lune i5.--'l‘he engage-
ment. of $1.iltl11,i100 in gold‘by Lazard
Frcrcs for shipment tor‘Pnris tomor-
row was announced today“!
OYSTERS AND TYPHOiD.‘
111 New oi the («unmonll accepted
lheor) that owners taken from beds
exposed to contmuinution by sewage
are likelv to car1v the germs of 11‘-
plioid fever. and thus communicate the
disease. the reported results of experi-
ments 111:1de by M. Dayton. 21 French
physiologist. to test the theory. are
interesting
He reports that his first conclusion
is that the t1pl1oid germ though it
max be 1111511111111! b\ the oysters does
not infect ii, and is eliminated again
in a day or two when the bivalve is
imusfcrrcd io pure sea water or al-
together removed from the Miter; and
that therefore the danger that. typhoid
fever may be caused by oysters caieu
ls virtually negligible.
Sccondly he finds that oysters may
cause stomach troubles similar to such
as are caused by tainted meats, if
they are kept long after they have
been taken from their native element.
Such troubles are likely to be serious
in ratio to the staleness of the oys-
tors.
In general. he. finds that no harmful
effects need be. apprehended from the.
eating of oysters which are 115 fresh
as those which .110 sold at points not
lemote from the beds.
I‘hosc cult-11 soon after removal f1 0111
bed exposed to sewage cohtmuiuation
may cause typhoid fever, and those
which have, been kept long after re-
moval from any beds may cause other
illness; but oysters from any beds
are l1a1‘111icss if they have Ili’i'l’l kept
the few days within which possible
germs arc eliminated,
enough to become stale.
To those who have become alaruwd
by stories of sickness caused by 111‘s.
tors, this assurance will be co111i‘orti11c‘,
for one can be always reasonably sure
that the oysters of commerce have
been out of the water several days, and
it is not difficult to judge, when they
rue opened whether they have been
kept too long. and thciet'ore every
lover of the “luscious bivalies' can
as ousil; protect himself from harm
as consumers of meats can guard
against. the harm that taint in them is
likely to do.
’ EQUIPPED.
The morning after the wreck, of one
of the that trains “inning between New
York and Chicago an old farmer was
standing on the bank of the river inio
whic ‘thc train had plunged intently
watc ing the water. ‘
A stranger approached. and natural-
ly the conversation reverted to the
wreck and the fortunate escape of all
the paawngers.
“it. was the costliest train in the
world." informed the stranger.
“You," gruuted the other, still watch-
lmz the chasm.
“And about the best. equipped, " the
newcomm continued.
“No doubt about it. " answered the
old former. "l‘ve fished a dozen bot
. .. it‘d.“ 11-71mm“ ”.55
RELIABLE.
Our “Trade-Mark” or Label in a garment is a constant guaran-
tee of its quality—therefore it is obvious that we cannot ‘50!“ t
let the character of our goods become questionable. ‘ , .
MEN'S NEW MODEL SPRING SUITS FROM Slooo TO Sofia»
Fabrics, style and fit guaranteed correct, the price you pay to as
low as quality and workmanship will permit.
NECKWEAR 'AND FURNISHING GOODS of all kinds,
bought of the leading makers and priced very low. 1
cluding the latest straws. and all beat our label. . d
A SHOE DEPARTMENT filled with the smartest, most com-
fortable and satisfying line of Footwear ever shown—om: libel ap-
pears here too, and IS valuable to the purchaser. for on our label we
98 Washington Street,
Phone 165-5.‘ N
There was heavy pro- 5
Raymond Bros.
Superphosphale of Lime. Ground Bone.
Air'Slacked Lime. Land Plaster.
Fertilizers of All the Favorite Brands.
10.000 Cedar Bean Poles.
'l—v "' m
‘ . . ...11‘ ,
Bays!
PLAY BALL
‘ At Our EXpense. , ,
Bats. Balls and Gloves Absolutely free tiff
With each Boy’s Short Trousers Suit. from $3. so up:we
Will give a Spalding Base Ball, Bat or Catching Mitt Free.
Not one cent has been added to our usual low prices,
but we want to get better acquainted with the boys, and in-
cidentally make our Boys‘ Clothing Department more; RC?” =
J , .1
1020 MEN'S SHIRTS AT sec. '5. ‘ ‘ 1
The values and assortment are matchless. ' ‘ H
SMART, SNAPPY STYLES 'AND FABRICS IN
YOUNG MEN'S STYLES. _ h . . ‘
Willis H. Selieck
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk.
PHONE. 1211. ,, ,,
tive.
but not long . ,
NEW BROWNE CAMERA 2., ea. 1 ‘1
Takes a. Picture mail/.1.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. ,
BIGGEST OF WOMAN’S CIGARS.
(Scientific American)
The greatest consumers of Philip-
pine tobacco are the Filipinos them-
selves. With a pppulation of 8.000.000
practically all of whom. even the non-
Christian tribes. are incessant smok-
ers. usually including women and chil-
dren as well as men, and with many
districts where tobacco is not. raised
for family consumption. the economy
tlon of tobacco must be many. times
the value of the expert.
in the Cagayan a most unique cue-
tom prcvdlle among the women. who
grands, which reaches a militia
inches in diameter. 'l‘lioeobtt ‘
are smoked on and on tone day 111111
a half or two do". .8011: W
bacon grands is suspended '
die from s rafter in the dwel
all the women toll: of the f \
in turn. The men smoke.
"John, why are haul refer
dowl Don't. you :-
able to snack above .11 treble
morning?"
“lib out of “if; Wale“ algadx'u“
.. .ucm
stocks: a just aim. the tobacco 439egggmm.
OUR HAT DEPARTMENT' IS stocked with hats of quality, in",
risk our reputation. Q 1 v I 1 . 1- . z a... .'
. ‘t.
Price 3 Clothing Store l
" l\.‘ \ HEAD- TO- FOOT OUTFITTERS ' ' " " r
8outh Norwelk. Boon.
30 inches to three feet lllld mil ,l '
Norwalk Chronicler