‘ gamma, when the
‘ tune tumult“. After the‘ address l
Senatorial menses will be held to
some numbers oi the various cote
V plums. Nefitfiluwwgm to
lot _ s. “ TL stats osslrslmolnlaittss
Illi‘flldl. berets-tbs convention to
bus upon any contests and to look
over the temporary rill. There appar.
ently will be no meiosis.
V When the convention re-assomulss
V on Wednesday morning it is likely
that the entire delegation will be ar«
ranged and a thirty minute session
will audios to do all the work. The
delegation. it is understood. 'will'not
The instructed by the convention. To
do so would be to bresit a precedent
and besides incentive delegation. it is
. ilgured out at this item. will be isvors‘
ble to fierrets Tait almost to a man.
But under co sin conditions i may
happen, according to good authority.
words the ildonee which Republi-
cans or iii state have Secretary
Mlliam H. all. This ad its no wise
be In the it ran! an instruction. but
will simply how the attitude oi the
convention. he committee on rescin-
tlons ls expected to bring in a plat-
iornl strongly endorsing the adminis-
tration. it will deal. it is thought.
with the sussiion oi.revislon oi the
W. mlufltmmbths in: . rtance of
a revision by the Republcan party
which can be depended upon to look
after the manifold industries of Con-
necticut unit also deal instly with the
tobacco interests. .
The indications are that the Chicago
delegation will be made up somewhat
as follows: I:
liartiord County-Colonel Charles
hi. Jervis. oi New Britain, a member
of Governor Woodruii‘s stall. Tol—
land County-General George E Keen.
ey. oi Burners First Congressional
District-Charles Hopkins Clerk. edi~
tor oi the liartiord Courent. New lis-
ven County—Colonel lasso iii. Ullmsn.
oi New Haven. a member of Governor
Wendruii's dial. Niddlesea County-u
Senator Andrew N. Shepard. oi Port-
land. Second Congressional lDatrict-w
National Committeoman Charles
Breaker. not Ansonla. Falrtleld Conn
ty-Willlam ill. mrnham. oi Bridge-
port. Litchdeld County-—J. Henry
Rorsbsclt. of Conan. Fourth Con-
gressional District—Railroad Commis-
sioner 0. ll. Filer. oi Torrington.
Windham County—Timothy Hopkins.
oi Killingly. New bondon County-o-
lseft open. Third Congressional Dis
triet-slait open until the mailer oi
two delegates-at-large is settled.
Should the letter be lildwin Milner, of
Hanson. the indications point strongly
to the choice oi Secretary of State
nodenwein. of New London. ior that
county, and Congressman Higgins tor
the Congressional delegate.
According to well-intended party
leaders the situation as regards the
two delegates-ablarge out! be easily
shiited. it is the general understand
lug that both United States Senator
Morgan 0. Builtelay and United States
senator Frank ‘il. Brandegee would
like to go to the convention. There is
opposition ellllmed through the state
to Hartiord and New Haven counties
having the delegates this time as
President Mellon and Mr. Robinson
WW: Prnyi‘r. hemat- went from those counties four years
_ i ' ago. There is also said be some
* our—Ban,» us (iron: the St. (to oppmitiorl to Senator Bul eley owius
. III). ' . ‘ to his alleged non-committal attitude
A sin—”hove Not the World." as regards a presidential candidate
, g In: ‘ nud~iurthcrulore because oi the eiiorts
Mindevflrsde choruslu h‘. loluui- said to have been made in his behali
fie. in the recent Hartford caucus to have
it punter—Pro de in F.. i'lhllt‘ltluy.
a delegation made up in whole or In
.Mng e. the Heart oi 'l‘hy
‘ i." Soul but
part oi men who were not pronounced
_ . . ’l‘ait men. in case the opmsltion
V halls Solo; "0 Blest Reticulum,"
' ‘ sin—”The Home laight," uscy.
uhoultl prevail against Senator Bulkec
M ‘1 V ' i . ' l
and crisis against the
lit is helium as a
. tfir-bint‘oi all pris-
V V ‘ Viol-(crime against
.43. '
streetcar“ the it! pris-
have here committed in
since October 1, 1907. 43.
fit» gar cent. are toreign-
.‘w' , ,‘
V isi church undsy.
be doing of the new musical
0 South Norwsllt Baptist
tomorrow. will be an event in
vi" V cry of this chumh. Not in many
. lids the church secured such a
V, pg quartette and organist. cap-
V , ,oinendering the llnest music in
‘xdosi. artistic manner. Arthur F.
fV‘iVillgton. the new organist, is not
WWII to theVmeoplo at this church.
has been there heiore. and will be
.. iy welcomed. ‘llls remarkable
’ l talent which be has cultured
. 3 er the most ediclent teachers, has
- loved until he is now recognised
among Norwallt's loading organ-
flr. ,Ind Mrs. J. W. O'Connor snnl
.‘ilils church two years ago. They
won largely the means in introducing
, . developing the preliminary song
. V e, which has made the evening
wings attractive and popular. Their
rich voices, were a iaoior in the moire
up oi the aerv es. and Wehurchhus
been anticlps gtthelr plum with
special’delight.‘ , t ‘ A ..
.rLilVdi-s. 'l'rsnhlin‘lrving Smith has al-
V'ys been a isvorlte contrnlto with
' Nomalkgéoy‘ile, was-lazing a vote:
greatbea grits c ‘onosan
clear snnunoidlion.
a ‘13. I. crewe‘is dmthtless Norwalk's
' lsadisg‘tsnor, and there are many as-
occasions oi ure in his return to
aVloeslichurclll; This combination at
W units will have low cousin.
and sons to eseelt
; Their musical program tor tomorrow
is; ‘ you below:
ley l'sirlioid County will eat: that
what ”i
lost
“i” Mi
"o'clock:
The Palm
Opening Announcement.
Opeuin
W!
What ls Our
P. l'
Roll Call at the
The Vacant Chair.
Address.
Face to race
Selections-Retina,
Hark. Hath. My Bout, ;
head Kindly Light.
Ono Sweet‘lay'floiernn Then
that a resolution will be. resented to tiles ““9“ Milierd.
the convention expressingD in a raw Solo—heleotedj Wehle
Prayer.
be manner so worsen.
larger and bats smaller.
weren't isshlonablep you couldn't in-
duce a woman to carry the large bags
around «which she now nscbes
am it being proper“ to carry them in
that way. although they are provided
with handles.
darnlng in color which some oi our
more artistic dressmskers are trotting
on the whitb net guimpes which so-
company their due costumes are most
exquisite.
darned with the daintiest of blues to
be worn with a blue silk costume that
was a beehiy; most original in design.
blli not odd—beantliui.
artliicisl flowers in the cost is to wind
the stems with tin ioil so as to make
the deception more complete.
oi' neckwear among my irisnds, the
merchants. but lVoaunot help telling
the girl with limited pochet money
F. that she can in twenty minutes. it she
is half apt with her needle, makes up
little pieces at neckweal" tor a low
pennies each that she would have to
pay titty. seventy-ave cents and even
one dollar ior in the shops.
she wants to do in to get a. lew oi
the remnant motifs in the remannt
box at the lace department (two "oi
each kind it she only wants a bow
elect or three if she wants a label).
and then some little remnants oi “lace
to ease "do? intit'iioswwith.‘l tlilac stillie "”" ~--r~~ . '
nee can not .an emote ’
are bound to be satisfactory. N I ICE. *
“Tollettee” says that most oi the .
trotéuel'I hajbltts made in :aris are‘ sent ""1" V
to ng an or woment ere go it or '
sports tor the real pleasure there is in T0 water consumers
it and therefore ride astride as much .........
in Hyde Park as when in the huntinl
ileld. The trousers are made to lit
loseely. and the cost is so long that It
really covers everything else. and the
lower limbs are not in the least in evi-
dence. in many cases the costs cover
the tops oi the 4
being worn incited into them. the ol-
iect is really very pictumnue. The
stilt white chemisette. turnover linen
collar and severe black tie are correct
necitwear for riding.
med with large buttons oi the dress
material is worn a hat that has thrust
into it' one (it those bulletin of huge
'di
wwen the, tops oi these ,huttluts are
embroidered the cilert is very sirlh
ing. and by this means the only can’-
t'rasting color in it suit is introduced.
trimmings bus induced some one to
attempt to curl even the curl. and
now we see hate trim .
narrow quilla that look like immense
coiled springs in gay colors.
Chairmen Kenealy be given tho honor
1'; window‘ oi Flynn I llysn. the
_ V shoe dealers. outl-~
; .s vary it liy dis lay‘ oi filter
and hitcblleld will acquiesce because
the latter with Messrs. Mimi: and
Pyle:- will have two delseates. Should
augmented by the orwaiil Yacht
' or the season oi 1907. his are
e3“... tuner":
' ' Cyan ‘ sad '8.”
Keneaiy not est-e to go the delegate at
I. Wiloos'I
tassel! no
i rge will then be open to Mr. Clark.
hohssbsesssdersod his. -_
Ienatolsl caucus ior th s pia.
. e. by. Ariel
mum‘s suit llsry launch Envoy.
1‘» runner won the commoders's
tor the tassel. constituting
it is also stated st‘lhcrs could be
another shill in c Senator Bullleiey
myriad. while the Envoy's win-
. included the trophy presentsd
I'll?
is not chosen or sigstnes at the last
minute a dislocllastion to go to Chi-
. odors. The eahibils
‘ litil specimens of the silver-
cm. for General Keeney could
moved to district delegate. and leave
is srt‘hnd on no doubt highly
Island by their dwnsrs.
Tolland timely open to Frank Reade.
m
lili- narrow re ldlli'd chill
oi nocbviile. who is mentioned as a
candidats. As to the other delegate
“ , sew savings will be inaugurated
x M orwslh oust
Worm event i will con-
sl large. it is pointed out that should
Senator Brandegee not care to do to
Chicago because at the retirement
from the race at llsrlator Builteley. Mr '
. the preaching . an annual sores other county mail for the district
. hsdtm the Inn's Oluh oi the delegate. and will be additionally
; aged ‘hlld dundsy peso-ding assisted by the two western counties.
w oi the snansi uni.
retirsssssds truism'l'heisei
lspstststlts attbs tehssnot
bass maimed to read two sess-
siilner will be the choice of Windham
. county is expected to ob
«suing the lion's in loot
tors ss delegates. but. this
manual: it be as at
ed to In Tait as
County. and this choice will be «up‘
portedliy New London County. whlc
wiliisseot possibly Ir. Manitoba
and have congressman Higgins or
as i will have th the county
district delegate. and New
liens may will have Colonel illi-
lnsll and lir. breaker. There are some
predictions also that New tonnes
county will lensinr masses to
go as its district list-salts even ll be
“-
V will
iron llsw booties (imply 0
choices are well-determined.
Milt
is. of iladlisni. is a candidate
Ir.
easiest dossier W. the
its-Ir. innsili .will
'93 amnioticoi ’ . it
lists «astral “miller isrntrslis
.1 .t; erect-tr;
wflk
g‘vdausted width which extend iron
the ball over the shoulders oi a girlish
truck to term a sort oi sllapender or
jumper eiiect. are wutinuod all the
way down the skirt both back and
trout. outlining the edge oi the iron.
and hsclt breadtbs.
be course narrowest at the waistline. coa-
sidersbiy wider at the shoulders and
quite wide at the bent at the skirt.
it is s wonsorrnl saving oi collars
that do not launder. -
handsomely embroidered stands at the
bead-among these dainty sets which
are haviutl a strong revival this s
but the vague tor calmed
this season has resulted in many beau.
titul cost sets being done in dainty
after us in their nsoltwssr. gloves.
lost as ours are. What do you flush
oi that—baby and her aianlnta wasrlss
isolisc line
ll ,
site at a dome ‘-
The maltose having is coarse the
our. mentor-lei services oi Norwaih
v . No. its. Fraternal Order clue.
lies. held its ilnal meeting last sight. .
c _ to
mom all armaments:
or: not.” W:;
I carts-reassscrrs-e VVOIhQY
Proi. Linaweiiefs'Druhostz‘l. ...‘ 1
w. P. James T. ilobbeli. .
Prayer. ~’ '
. Chaplain John ll. Kelly.
Duty Today? V
W. . Ernest ll. Wilson. is
Dead.
w; Secretary John E. Wood.
e
have.
Q- Q- Quartette. ' ~
'iioo. Homer 8. Cumndugs.
1rd. Alice Callili.
bliss Elisabeth Ervin. accompanist.
Prof. Linaweiier‘s Orchestra.
.l. W. O'Connor.
Q. Quartette. ,
slit.
Shopping begs seem to be growing
it they
her
The touches oi slllt embroidery and
i saw one the other day
Cliilerd—uldlss (l. Halionbeclt. Ken-
oshs. Wis; D. w, Spillane. Albany; 8.
W. Vortigein. New Orleans. La.: 1.
N. Levi. Rochester. N. Yd ii. (3. Cont-
vllle, L. hi. Hubbard, George 1.. Simp-
son. J. J. Bellman, New York; Aug.
Iiordusi. Cleveland. 0.; C. G. Pickett.
William 8. Johnson. R. at. 'Whittel.
Boston; llisa El. roster. George V
Poster. ilarry P. Foster. Gosbeu. N.
Y.: P. E. Coulee. Colllnaville; Frank
W. Payne, Builslo.
Mshdekemr—vhl. .t. llill, Heynmonds-
port. N. Y.: Chariot: White and wile,
New York; L. is. lluributt. Wilton;
George l.. Rockwell. Ridgeileld; 8.
Greenstein. Bridgeport; K. Btngann.
.l. 0. Kadcriy. George Brown. New
York: L. A. thby, llariiord; C. E.
Stomlont, New Huron: John W. llul-
ler. hieaico City. bier; W. ti. Raynor.
Flatlsoda. L. L; w. (l. Riggs. New
Haven.
A little trick about the wearing oi
I do not want to discourage the sale
What
RULES AND REGULATl0N$ ADOPT-
ED MAY lat. “0| ‘
Unauthorized Use or Waste oi Water.
Water must not be allowed to run
to waste to prevent the satuc loom
iruusing in the service pipes or their
attachments. and must not be used (or
any other rouse-tan thnse‘ V dieaied
in the sp icetlon permit l same.
and which are allowed by the rules oi
the Board of Water Commissioners.
Any violation at this rule will subject
the person violating the shine to a
penalty oi st. tor each odenso.
boots. and the trousers
With the gown or suit that is trim-
stars.
The Board oi Water Commissioners
reserve the. right to attach a meter to
any service pipe. at any time whenever
they shall (“Will is expedient so to do.
and thou-caller charge quarterly tor
the quantity cl water measured or us-
ed. lnsteud oi ll’lv M‘llll-yi‘fll'ly schedule
‘rnte beiore churned“ Alter said meter
is so attached. and police lherwoi serr-
ed upon the owner—ragent'nr tenant oi
the promises. any damage which aslll
meter may sustain. mulling item the
carelessness oi plaid owner, agent or
tenant, or iron: the. neglect 6i either
oi them to properly secure slid pro
tort the sumo, an. oil as any dsiosge
which may result rolu allowing said
meter to beconu- lrosen. or to be in.
lured by hot water or steam setting
hob from a boiler. shall be Md to
Board oi Water Commissioners on de-
mand. And in case said payment. is
not so blade. it is undersuaid and
agreeed that the water may be out on
enslona mounted as a hat pin.
The iashlons ior holly. curly bat
with these
The etilllroideryodged straps oi
They are at
The melting is not becoming. but
m a” “entitled? yet; .
the
Mundane"
israisedwiih
1 Prince Chap styles, plain colors
and stripes. sails lined Jackets; iuil
gored skirts. You'lhpay even more
‘ elm sum. teas.
WOMEN! 0067;, sass.
Prince Chap Coats of tea covert or
black broadcloth: periectly tall-
ored. Regular price ".50. For
Women". alum. stylish wool nits-
torss, visited style. Our regular ”'0'“
dd.” value. Isturdsy 3.. 01.08
BJdrts, wide told triumed. blacit,
and navy. llegllisr $7.98.
Baiurdsy........... ..... not.”
than this to have a suit made. not Saturday “. sass .
counting cost oi material. ,V ‘ ‘ V.
.1.” stair". use.
use sltlsrs. shes. lustrous Finish lirilllsntlno
ery. very one cambric, every slae.,
c. costar eovsss, sec.
in styles, dainty lace and embroid.
moses: ooa're.
Fancy mixtures. stylish models.
4 to 14 years, stripes and checks.
V' 81.00 value
sss
arise ‘&
This lot is the largest ever shown
1- and every shade and new color;
z
m solve, 012.50. .
at one time: every mod model
it would tails an entire sheet to
describe thein all. Your choice
oithelot...... ........ ”$12.50
A weil'inloflned physician is ire-
qnenlly ill-informed.
” Norton 7
amines.
The taxpayers of the City oi South
Norwslk are hereby notiiled that the
city tax oi seven and one-hall lflfii
mills on the dollar. laid on. the sales!
ment list oi 1907. by the Bond oi
Estimate and Taxation, and the street
aprlnltling assessment. laid by the
Council at said city. will be due and
payable on the first day oi May, 1908.
at which time i will receive the some
at my once. Room 5. United Bsnlt
Building. 97 Washington street. Booth
Norwallt. Penalty at the rate of nine
lb) per cent. a year irorn ldsy l. 1908.
will be charged on all bills remain-
ing unpaid alter June l. lm. ‘
WILLIAM S. wlocox.
Collector of Taxes of the City oi
Sou Norwailt.
Booth . orwailt. April 30. lacs.
‘ still in il
A
sodium " ‘
Union sum plum
The tsapayers,oi the South Nprwnlk
llnion School District are hereby noti-
ilrd that the district tail oi two isiiis
on the dollar. laid on the town seams»
ment list. of 1901. at a meeting of the
district held on the lith day oi June,
tour, at the Franklin school. will be
due and payable on the first day oi
May. lens. at which time I shall be ‘.
ready to recoivs same it filillson-Powa ‘-
ell's drug store, 82 Washington stmet.
Penalty at the rate oi h per cent. a .
year will be charged on and alter June ’-
i. loos. .
. * V. A. TOLW'
Collector of Taxes for South flor’plh -
ilnlon School District. V ‘ .
Dated at South Norwaiil. A i as. ‘.
"ills . s d in it -
mm --—fi‘
There’s)
73
5.;
[mm with promises without notice and
will not be turned on saute until all
The pure whit. mt sot oi linen
Commissioners may also sue tor and
III. collect oi the owner the amount at
"‘0' suohdalnage in a elvii action. Haters
will hams-rum by the We
ier Gmntlssiouers and NW N l.”
Mb
colors on white linen. . espouse oi the own oi the premises.
I should think embrold linen and he will be “ lead to hell the
costs would he one at the toils iii seine ii uncanny “
which the u could or would not dob tool it iroso trust. ‘
oi ready. and convenient across
said tester. so that it may be dMlll'
ed diltl "all by mitts oi
isl- Department.
low us. but as to colors they ars close
shirting. etc. but the babies
gliing to wear embroidered costs. and
they are to be lined or when over color
wired to roped:
lull
service or an Wantin-
itll said
all in
Water missions"
water V Ma.
Waste Waldo
its wash-bowls, _ ,
will and all water m
t s. llltili be sustained ,
actual use and M be m
tub. All wlliui w it! w
w , through n
is or assesses gm
ii rrnagsagfiwsiseseoit
hall a y embroidered ones
point. have it. massed" nsissd ill
W’ whg‘ lulled. agrees».
es." litheoolorsllssidrssalleutths
deities even the toast hit. it. scald
never be «stand but wosld always
on
carry the M ’ WW llll'l
that "fill" low we.
motile
charges are paid. The heard of Water
War
owner and iss-
ant oi the premises will else be re-
it
one
ruby. , ‘ ,
”Amt. . “i”. won“:
it "will out o! said
_ thsdtlsi‘so illgw rteilstshsd _
ii 'W lass m %
WWW haul." ” tum
"' mar-rm "' "mm" “mm
news“ more
A Hitch
somewhere it you don’t get
good quality in your Teas
snd‘Codsss. wan-mm
our roll- and Moss has
his bush in the buyer. and
liyouwsntaCodssihsiis
doll in new and still.
get our {WI Roche and
Java at age per pound. it's
sly-r- Wm ' "
. i V a ram. wipe rstn. .
“Madam lintterily" ~— Cutaway,
3 ‘ Hammond's lean llseon, lb. .1
azvoo solve. $18.76.
ANOTHER Ila PURCHAII 0F
Lsolew srll‘nr warsrs
Will Go On Sale Tomorrow stub
o'Cloelr.
A small lot oi zw'Wsists irl var-
ious designs, embroidery. and
lace fronts, one Val. trimmed
nccit and sleeves and medalllod ‘
eiiects. Every also. $3.50 and
84.00 Waista 02.49
Prince Chap and Fitted Styles»—
besutliul materials; lull platted
told trimmed iris; satin lined
.lacltets. with newest sleeve el-
iecta. All $27.50 Suits $18.75
ribbon run.
leader
' "o OORIIT COVERS. 216.
Full Cut Covers, lace. beading.
Our regular 39::
averse-ee-
...”—~*._-
Why not get one at these tempting prices, when
ritual is m high?
:5 wannaureo FRESH EGGS. large selected . . . ..
VERY BEST BUTTER. .33c. GOOD TABLE omen...“
CEREALS—SPECIAL
e are rrrrrrr
S‘llft'ililt’il ll’hcntBiitcult, pkg..uc 2 pkgs. Wheaties .. .. ...
ivorce, the health food. pkg" .xtc 3 pkg}. Cféam of Wheat. . ..
f ‘ “ 's g i , ’ , . .
imp! \utu the bill.“ fwd lit: 3 plugs. Toasted (.orn Makes. .350
pkg. .......
Maul-Flake. the now hold. . . . ”C 2 plugs l’cttijolln's Food. ....25.
assets
21:
ARMOUR'S SMOKED SHOULDERS. nice and lean. lb... . .g‘AcV
fresh
.......25c'
...... 25c _.
. .agc
Remember. all goods sold comply with the pure food laws. ‘
Leuis J useloff, ~
South Norwalk
North Main Street
Telephone Call 285-2.
, nr Tees and Coffees. M e ' '
Permanent Patrons.
NOT! OUR IINK ITAMP OFFIIQ ION .IATUIDAV.
till iltnmpa with i lb Very lies! New Crop Tea
bu stamps with i in. lfapt'v No. 2 tirade 'l‘ea
it) iliarups with is lb. Pant-y No. 2 tirade Tell .
Ill litsreps with 1 lb. bio-its llleud Coiiee
ll
svrse
Stamps with l lb. Java and Maracaibo Coiico
't
' . 35 iltarnps with i in. (land Mixed Tea .......... ..
ill Stamps with it lb. Very Best New Crop Tull .
stamps With l lb. Mocha and Java Com
slrlsis
lbllv'l
Ilsa-soles!
lll'g
CUT Plicl LIADIIC FOR MTUIDAV.
llsolnlond's Man Shoulders. lb..
setsseerllrtevssssrrresss
Vsirhsnit's (laid Dust. pits. .. ids
(linger or helium Gales. lb. . .. to
:9 Fancy large muons, dos. ace
' "Moe." per pkg. its
so
vital! ...
Pure ital hard. lb. ldo ilest Pull Crush! Cheese. lb. . ids
astrolous resell wiles serves. a sense m
is wasaawrso vault soosvoa..........................lee
For Us: or‘spsoul lianlo tlllers aw Daily Bulletin at. store.
New York Grocery Company.
I snort: woman.
7 7W W V V :
llIWMNMIYON .7,
‘nummeru..- - ~29.
1“ "qu'h l.' ." vrsrttssrsltrue-rwvtoesr.-r-rrnalrrrrrr-ssss 1'.
."IJ.‘;'Q‘ l...‘~’." ...|I" s It Is! vst IdII rest: III veers Islr rvsl sass r "I
' 'I‘I'L ‘M"".ll '."“"'l" dd It.vv new gel set It. sly I‘ll efib s-r ltrr ts. . '..
ensure “I“. "Mood TOMAVOIO . .. ids. ill and lie ”I dill
llll" '"d‘y§hrfdu.lh .l.."' or silsldrdsls ldilIsldyd revvesvlldie‘.l.
_ Mil Lise MIDI” OI!“ lit Poolside and little .
resell vsesrsstse. all sues
hummus.
00.,
232 gal Avssse.
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