We curry on the latest styles
'1' in
anon Hustail‘r'a
‘Flnh 7stationery.
Come in and look at the latest
HOT; PBEBgED VELLUM
in 11 styles. 7
“‘77 earnsaroascasr
For Norwalirm and vicinity: 1 eli‘a1ri
tonight. Wednesday partly cloudy
Areas 01. high pressure are matron
mitirnlitig it; 110111111111 and gimme}h
area oowp sue it's? 6%
estendlns, iréni $173311: 5 summit
31]) tare Lake;i Regiiliniocal Considerable ,
on y west or w More .
vails in no western sections, but Per
weather costumes pleasant with high
temperatures in the cenholi and eds
ern sectI.o‘nii
Conditions favor for this vicinity 1
1 fair whether end not much change In
temperature, followed on Wednesday 8’
by partly cloudy weather and possibly P011“ tomorrow' .1“th _
local shoiv'ers by wednesday night. ‘ W
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem will hold its regular ses-
sion in Red Mens Hall tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock.1
0 Q h M5 77: I ll ' '
T3110 11731771315453 on: $7 gillsmns $90.00.
‘ Also Sole Agent, M91? 3‘;
cARonn inniADEIe Ann runs a
"not
A meeting 10! the Norwaik Building 77
Loan and Intestment Association will
be held tonight.
Several young then went to tho 7 ,N. .
Knob yesterday afternoon and took ’ ”51
a dip in the salt water. ,
iE‘W‘GM ‘ Jr “,1 seem”
Mrs. H. F. Bucknam. of Elizabeth
street 7who has been the guest oi"
friends in New York and Flu‘shlng,L
1., has returned home.
The annual meeting at the teachers 7
‘ ,of the 011th No'rwalk Bapti 1. Sunday
Séhool ill be‘ held toinorro inight.“ .
Harry Se incur, of Basic, formerly
01180111 ',1_'walk is 111171.111 g a short,
visit 111 h friends in Earth Norwalk.
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A7. .1‘. McBrtdé‘ oi the Pittsburg Sup;
ply Company, Is spending a few days
with Edmund Stevenson, oi the city
A Jul at moo, x 0: sec
sdlioo‘i' vi ’1?) WIN}? 11th3”
111 h to Emilie“ tihanciug
schools this year, 1
“Penassus Council, Royal A7r7canum,
oi Norwnikilwlll ‘lhoet tonight and 10* ‘ '
nror'row ilig twil 111111 a 6111011111 11 _ 1
Interstitidg program girl's been pl"? 1
ranged.
Miss Bertha (11111.01 South Norwalk,
was one of the graduates at the Bridge-
port Training 8512110611101 Nurses, last
night in Bridgeport
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united 7
Headaches as Well as many other 1
eye strain. Our expert Opticians are 1111116 to tell you after; a free
examination what is best to do. He willmdviSe glasses only when
it is required to correct a defect. Prloeg‘ l .
work aranteed. Children' 8 eyes as 1
{7A1
General .1. Milton Thompson and
Mrs ~Thompson have returned to New
Haven after spending the winter In
San Antonio3 Texas.1
41th,. Dick's cures malaria
1
$7777
€11
Lawrence Gregory, oil Yale college.
is substituting in the City National;-
bank; and' will continue ”to lie"
through the summer Vacation 'perioli777.~
The entrance to the Norwalk Club
has been draped in mourning out 01.
respect to the memory oi the late
Joseph 0 Roadie, who wins a menu The “com and so" feelings that you
nor. 1' experience? after taking Holllster'a ‘
Rocky Mountain Tea is simply won '
deriul. Drugsincreasc your weakness 1
This remedy does the business. 37.. '
cgn'ts. Tea or Tablets. 'Plaistcd‘s drug.”
a ore .
Rev. George D. Egbert will deliver
the address at. the commencement ex-
orclsos oi’ the Merrill Business College
Mr. Egbert will speak at both Norwalk
and Stamford.
.-
ASCOT SOCIAL RACE MEETING.
' 7ASCOT,BI1'5..’ June 18.4Despibe an 1
oVercast sky the gathering at Ascot.
titan today 101* the opening of the
great four days social 'i'ace mdetlng,
1was the most brilliant of recent years-
The houses in the vicinity, (or which
11.111101111111111 are paid (Or a row day
use turned hundreds or society people
on to tho famous heath while thou
gands of others, in torelj from London.
1; EdWa rd end, Queen Alexandria,
‘wit their-77727111111151171 including the Prince
and Princess 01 Wales and Prince and
Prince and Princess Andr'ey of Greece;
drove in state from Windsor, when
their majestics are entertaining ll
iiouse’ p‘nrty tor the meeting.
ANOTHER BODY RECOVERED.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 8. Ferris. of B03
too, have been spending the past two
days at Mr. Ferris's home In West/1
Washington street returning to The
Hub,“ this morning.
”bi—9..
68 Washington Street, South NorwAIk
A ISRAEL Proprietor. 1
PENSION DECISIOI‘. 3
THE ISHAELW PU7TNAM RAZOR.
Isaac L. Mead Makes Himself the Most
Unpcpular Citizen in Greenwich.
The most unhapulnr man in Green
wicir, Conn“ today is unquestionably
one issue L. Mend, who has brought
down on himself the contempt of Put
narrr Hill Chapter. Daughters of thr
Arrrcr'lcan Revolution, by doubling thi
authenticity 701‘ the israol Putuan
razor, that iamou‘s‘ blade which tradl
tlon says was found at the foot 01 lb:
hill down which the old hero rod:
poilmcil, mac?! altalls flying and razor ir
hand, is Immortal escape iron
the reducats of King George.
By the Assistant Secretary of the De-
partment of the Interior.
Insane or Helpless Mluor.~—A claim-
ant for pension under the that pro-
viso of section 3, act of June” 27. '1890,
as a helpless minor. who Was over the
age of 16 years at the date of the. sol-
dier' a death has no musicirrsble status.
" Service Act of February 11.19074
soldiers serving in the First. Second,
Third Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Real
merits. United States Volunteer in-
, iantry, who enlisted “for frontier scr-
. lice" at a time when the civil war was
“ in progress and whose soi'iico wire 111
not confined to irouilor service b no
MWIMPM'" WITCH Mid” "'9 Fifth way connected with tho Sllllpl‘r'slillill 111
01101 Found at Hampton Roads. 'j the rebellion of the Southern states
NORFOLK Vt, June 118.4'1‘hc body did not 7:1‘7mi'777777ths777lvi7 “innum civil
War" or “ ur ng e a e c v war" or
fiHMIdshlllmail Walter Carl Ulrich, Qf‘ “war of the rebellion“ within the
WWW“ 0““ or ”1030 who “'0‘“ meaning of the acts of February Ii,
down on tho Ill-fated launch of the 1907.111I11J11ne 27 1390
battleship Minnesota, in Hampton 1 Nicolas] 13.?”‘77‘31'7‘177ffldr7ic777 Exrfuu
Roads 11 Week a 0 1011.1 , w s 0 id 1111 "“3" me "3 9“ mouy '”
late yesterday. h‘lllls makbcs 1130 gorillas ”“th by “Minn" considered 1“ con
recovered thus for. those In addition nccilon with the 13,7970“ or ”m ”‘8‘
to Ulrich being; Midshipmen Field natildloal' nomination, warrants the
Stevenson “n.“ Holcomb and Fireman c clusion that claimant is entitled to
Westphal. 1
a exarnlnhtion by a board of surgeons
Midshipman Ulrl‘ch‘s body W119 tnk- i1 (181 the claim riled MRI/7777,1506 U11
on to the arrival hospital at Ports-
déruthe rule ('140rder 74) rlergluiriug
. {1p coats for ncrease to turn s med
3313; “173:0 fifgfipfi: ,gnggegg [cal evidence or increased disability
worded to the respective homes for store ordering an examination by a
burial was“) th t of Midshipman F‘. H board 01 surgeons the character of the
HolooniMWh ch was turned over to disability should be consgdezed rather
Thomas Holcomb, father oi the de- ihdn profimtty‘ of the 13111.79! “1111“le
061136571504”. and shipped at. once to Division 0'! P9 70"“ a ““35 ”5'
NeWcais‘tle; ‘11,]; $011961. ~Penaioner..~7"tor the irrpdao oi
At the mm”, on undertaker is defeating claimants application for
preparing the bodies or Midshipmen one- half his pension under the act of
William L floor, one or the Adams
Express men at the South Norwalk
stations, is III at his home in Blast
Norwaik M1. Roberts of that place“
is substituting for him.
The joint meeting of the school visi-
tors and selectm'en to make school up»
propriatlons for the poming your will
be held tonight at the office of the
selectmen in Norwalln
The graduating ekcrcises oi the Dan '
bury state normal school will be held ‘
Thursday afternoon of this week A
., number of young ladies from The Nor.
yolks are In the graduating class.
his face all lirtlrcred and tire In his
eye. The razor slipped from his gram
Robert' D. rush-am has returned to
Norwalk from his studies at the An-'
dover Academy, Andover, Mass, and
., will spend most of the summer with a
1 schoolmate at Seattle, Washington.
hapier 81111119 to the story that 111
read his horse down a flight of steps
Q1191 father. who was told by his grand
father. that tho mncrai did not 111111
the stops; but, like an or 111mm man 11
basic,
hill.
Gosrnetics will ruin the complexion.
',,There a no beauty practice equal to tho
‘ effects of Hollister' 8 Rocky Mountain
"Tea it keeps the entire body in per
foot health. Tea or Tablets. 35 cents.
Plhisted's' drug store.
at 1111 when surplrl‘red by General Try
Frederick G. Tremmel, the travel-
in: sulesm'an tr'om ‘Borlton, who elep-
ed with Miss Etta Kemper. of Hartford
last March, will probably be arraigned
before the crigrinal superior court at
"Waterbury to'rl charged with bigbmy.
Nothing has been heard lately from
the city of Norwalk's new fire truck.
was truck 'is due 'ior delivery early in
'l‘ory and traitorous loyalist
rushed on it. ospoc
tesix years’ cohabitiitio ermiuated
as good 11
people wt,1.?logical
dliiiir. dispositions.
as? his cruelty and' 111%}, she being
he wronged and innocent party.
Line of Duty, Death Cause. Suicide,
Insanity. ~Ji‘lro Soldier *‘ 15' my
bro than four years. rum a ' it
lobes of a hereditary prod sposliion
11insanlty or of a holigm mor any of
to more usual 0 11:21 mantel did:
1 .1‘.H0 became ibsarr‘o almost 1111
(#111111on after his return from the,
nous a 1. perilous Bamar cone,
1
WORK NEARLY DONE.
711 en gammp president of the Lay—
1%“ Electric '
m 11’ scohuby 181101er of
our ”Pork. will address the men of
co. St. Paul' a and Trinity Churches
inity Church on the Man in the
.’ , '5 ii sharp. All
omo and hear
. 1mm: 7'1 '11. 'l "
Locomjotlrm Arrive and
Power Imonerated.
Steam is now kept up in the Cos Cob
rowanhmaorohthwfilew Martin road. ,
_. Mr.0an1pis one the rounlil house for electric laconic
1' ‘rg‘m'st 1.5 .. we” 1”, ”191,4“! 41111196 MW 110113061111 twothirdp
York Mr. Camp k’does not thirty ordered 1717171117111 are Gene
slay
Creek to burn.him to death We can
not afford to part with a single in
this robust s ior oi tlrp Revolution
Arsenal: it
1 ngldell‘ 5's 1 .117
Mhd‘br‘iil'be‘rii
ow barring accido
with
”71.11%: isth’innse.
1“! auderéd for years with7z7a
“pepsin, used to have great distress
belching. i tam ii in
8
17367711111 hear or.” Vilma
nth 1 took Brasili a helm. and one
, sent seabottle our e completely"
for sale by R. .Plaisted, EH
1‘ and The idord Phprmacy.
“iii?
is?!“ is 1.1
Br Idea Ph
1, the Super-‘7
11 and t or
the result 1-
7 his ' camera 111 at
some measn
' the city heriie'
1.1» 111 but an extension of Bayview avenue
. to West street but which as stated
Old
Put was 11 line figure of a man. with
in the descent of the hill—Putnam Hill
bat Mead, the lconoclaat,11ud it tram
dashed over the brow of the
As for the razor, Mead argues that
the general was probably not sharing
on 's “17611.1'01‘ he had attended a dance
at Pccklmid the night haters, and in a
day when the practice was to shave
once a week he must have gone to the
party with a smooth face. And Mead
adds insult to Injury by maintaining
t at‘ Putpam never was a patron oi
't o Knapp inveru, now the Putnam
change, because Knapp Was a maturity
11‘ we were the daughters of Putnam
uly, but It Is considered quite likely Mitrch It 1899 based to part upon her. 11111 G or we, should stand by the
that it will not arrive in towu' until fig? {Shim/Wu anjfggghvégztgfig necessltous cii'cu n “is estopped stepé‘ 1:71?» soloist the,‘ razor. Sons and
August. It is no ted '6 that it the first ,0 be! ova1r‘ed1havlng been deny the validity admitted Darigh ro‘ ithe Estimation must ral-
would be better not; g bugle thel '1:er librwarded to N all Wis for burial strings to her, followb over thirv ly for 1 mid myths. which are just
y a pan ug 7'
' ry as the iresumptions of
lads and mod *
We shall noxt be ‘ '
bearing that Old Put. did not so into '7
‘csvb‘n. brittle sho wolf In Pomiret
er‘, "and that the savages
rrm'or tied him to the stake at Wood
spirlni‘; Achievement in the career of
_., “97371197777 rilgn in the Philippine island. tin-1 -
, rlitre com ”£5 ‘ or the circumstances. therefore. his All stomach troubles are quickly re-
'thieh ago it . earn in service by suicide win be ad llcved by 1 his: a little Kodol after
1101 a lit unity to the 1
t bigW she wraps the
digestive orkans,s1'rpplies the natural
to what you
a, nob. 'i‘alte
meal and sec
Money
he casein
« ' 11111150111116
sou Permits and Investi-
gating Applications '
17171111101" or The sentinel:
tor. in, connection with the grthh of
our city that needs careful and dosided
. attention.‘ 1 rotor particularly to the
, extension of opening 01 new streets
and highways;' What the law is on
this question, or Whether there is any
law at all of municipal reéulatious con.
trolling the opening up or any highway,
I do' not know. But without doubt
r3 should be taken that
t,o_1' Ircr oiilcials, may
1 as to where the public
0 run. We have lately
' been having new“ pro rties opened
up, and doubtless in t is near nitrrre,
highways will be developed which will
have a relation to the future beauty,
convenience and enlargement of oar
municipality. Is anybody, or any com
pany, to be allowed to make highways
Just where they please; and is this
ity called upon, or requirwad or ex-
posted to confirm such highways as
anybody may choose to lay «out 1
Any and all new highways should be
under the direct control or our Street
.ers to act for the benefit of the entire
iection. it is doubtful if a New Eng—
- llan‘d town can be found where the ' ‘
streets have been allowed to run at 1 1
r 11110111 as they have In the Town 01
Omaha
_- bloat of our city. Witness, tor exam
. pie, Franklin street running up into 1
'-1 hind stopping at Madison street when
. it should run directly to Monroe
street, ‘a. dwelling to the contrary nob ~
1.1111111311111111“. Witness clay street
No one questions for a moment that :
Clay street should have run under the ‘
tracks to South Main street. Witnesswr-
Hartford Place. which should have run
at least as far as Day street. Witness
Monroe street that should have run
riaioss the property lying between it
Spring street. Witness the bone which
seems to have no proper extension to
make a suitable highway, although it
is used as such. These illustration...
can be carried on with much elabora-
tion; but it is suliicient to show the
way things have been let to run oh 111
, South Norwalli in the future? it seems
to me that there should be, it there is
not, already, some amendment to our
city charters whereby it should be 11-
legal tor any person to open a street
without first. making application to the
street commissioner or acme proper
Authority—«and the city should not no»
dept any. street unless It be to the best
interest or the municipality. in the
enlargement of our town this question
of extension of highways should be
taken into serious consideration
I trust that this item may be 1:111
means of stirring up those who are
interested In the welfare of our com-
munily to safeguard the future of our
comes solely to beneill himself and
departs leaving behind him a trail 01’
everlasting 1cgretand disilgur emcnt.
1 Very truly,
CIYIS.
1 mspstwe‘n roar ATTACK,
Gen. Murray Pleased With Defense by
New York Notional Guardsmen.
‘1:
ad from New York, where he was an
regular coast artilleryiuen and the
is extremely gratified with the exhibi-
York National uardsmen in the suc-
casein} work at last week
111; is General Murrny' a plan to have
dertaln organizations at the Nations“
Guard permanently assigned. your 1y,
ear. to the same defense zones. no
t at they may become thoroughly in-
mlllar with them. 01 course this can
tion of the oiiicers oi the National
Guard in the various states. ‘
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JAP MAY BRING SUIT.
’ arm 11' Amniotic urine is,-1mirfe11
States Home: fAttorney tiovlin receivi
‘11 a letter ttprney General
has ports in response to that which
he sent corri‘ainlnh’.r a report on the riot
through which a Japanese restaurant
was damaged It iii reported however
that he has been Instructed to lend
whatever assistance he can to ‘1
Japanese should {either are Japan 1
mover mnggt 011' throwers of may
learn gather the city or
1 , inn done.
In anemones, alive to
be brought, in in our all court, as the
:plaintliia word
_ you will pay hcr're, that commends this store and
1 It seems to
’ * are that there Is 7a very importnnt mat-
Commissioners or other commisslon- 7'
{This is all wrong and to the detriv 1
the past. Is it to be the policy cl 1
city from the passing adventurer. who.
WASHINGTON. June lbw—General 1
Murray. eiiioi of artillery, has return- 1
observer all the joint operations of the 1
New York state militia. in repelling 1 -
the sham naval attack upon the de- '
tenses 01 New York. General Murray 1
Lion of enthusiasm shown by the New '
only be done by the beerty coopera- -
Your thought turns to warm weather wearablés as th e 11 1
and the flowers be a to bloom. This store is stocked to meet a 1
sonable demand in his connection. Stocked with tire nab/om. “011M it
the best. There's an absolute fairness, an absolute Justi c thn ,
all those who would be rightly dealt with. The
NEW1$ 131101417 THE HOSIBRY AND UNDBRW 813.71 N.
This should be he record week of the season for hosiery an and;
wear 39111211111 ’1! carefully plitnn ed to make it such. The big stools is“
now at its very b at, and with such prices as these we should be very bu
Ladies’ 111:: also Fast Black Stockings, guaranteed. at 1
Ladie's' 811k Lisle Stockings in black and Tune. special
Ladles’ Measures Plain Lisle Stockings, also in the lace sheets 1
, black, dn‘datullllne or time ............
Childrenfs Black and Tan Cotton S chinks, superior quality and a bar:
gain at ..'....’....'. ...... - ........11
Children's Mercerized Fine Rib dd Blockinge in black. also the no
tan shades ............ ......
Men’s Black or Ten Ball lioee. guaranteed fast and stainless . . .
Men's Black, Tan. and a full line Fancy Halt Hose at
Ladies’ Essex Mills Jersey Ribbed V6 ate. sleeveless or wing 111111 1
Ladies? extra size no Ribbed Vests neck and armholes trimmed
Ladies' better are bad Vests in line merceriseri lisi'e
our: .. .......... . . . . 1
Men' 5 Balbrlg‘gan Shirts an ‘. shirts long or short sleeves, dra
are double seat' all Sliéi! liltliud lpg the small sizes (or buys a ‘
Men's Fine (loamy French Balbrlggan Shirts and Drawers shirts ion
11 or strt steered; disiwers double seat; sises' from 32 to" 476, 111-11316
special at
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community. In the past We have had‘1
‘somo very queer maneuvers in this or ‘1
Everything in the Optical Ian e.
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THE PARIS CLOA
SUIT House
33 some mm sriies'r. sou-m Normans-,1
WaiSis. Dresses and Corsets
Corset7 vers, former price 350, now. ..................
Nemo rsets. .. . .‘ .......................... 981:, $1.48, $1. 98. 3 41B,
Skirts, former price $5. 00 now
no..u-yo
......... u....sa----....us-ns-
Fine Net Dresses, from ...... . ...... . . .. ............. - ....... $11
Waists regular $17. 50 and $2.00 for ..
Ladlcs' Suits, first lot up to $6517. 00, for .. ............................ 33
Ladies’ Suits second 101 up 10340.00, for .........................
Ladies' Suits, third lot up to $30.00, to r .
Lirdlcs' Coats, former price $8.00, for .
Lildics’ Coats former prices $15111) 1111 11 $1. 0.,00 for ................. .. $8. ,1
Girls' Dresses at all prices and styles
SALE in so TH stones.
5151141111191 eraser. STAMFORD. as cobra man's at, so. _N
am...—
.A n‘l'
'7] be complete stock of Summer Parasols is new is try for
inspection. llrc assortment is bountiful and includes the fancy
mod as well as the strrct‘ly‘tailnr made the lJlElLls,1lVlllttgl‘€Elis
champagne are especial rctty. We also carry a full line of P11
sols for mines and Chi-1 . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler