v twill. .. ,
.M
arrived at“ i
ELM/trod Benjamin & Co.'s super-
ior ready-loaves: Spring Suits at
Letterman, Him...
sensual-Ian. .
fl Washington 80.. - south Norwalk.
Baby
Carrtages
Go-Carts
All Kinds and Prices,
01.795 . to 030.00.
A. J. Angevine '81
'Son (30., '
' 134-136 Washington Street.
The soundest Form
“W’s?” mm
and humor- m
DAUGHTER! OF l'AIELl-A IUiT.
NEW HAVEN. May 2.~A decision
has been given by Judge Wheeler in
the Superior court. which gives stand
log to the suit of the Daughters of ill-
uhI-Ila. of New Haven, a Connecticut
corporation, against the National (tr
tier of Daughters of isnheiin. of New
York. the suit being to stop the latter
from doing business in this state. The
National Daughters maintained that.
the other body had no standing, and
the decision permits the trial of the
soil which is to enjoin the foreign
body The Daughters are an auxiliary
to the Kuifibis o! Columbus
NORTH MAIN. STREET,
fold;
value. $l8.50
.- -
oi Investment Known " "
fluted on the Permanent Ownership
' II! New Yolk Real Estate
BOND % Guaranteed
Shares i’ay intere'st.
. Principal payable in (into IInd Secured
by New York iiI-nlty value in
ratio of live to one.
A curd will bring you our litornluro,
or n perspuiti interview.
It. L. cosusu. General Agent,
to south mm or.
Garden Tools, Plowsp-E
. Farming httpie'ments.
Paints, Oils. Varnish,
and everything you need for
Spring.
“(lot in lino'7‘ and let its do your
lawn lduwel' iiitnrpeulug and Repair-
lit now before the "rush stallion" is
on.
Norwalk Hardware Co
shop sum must.
‘Phons. 3! Main It.
0?
it on oi
held in
:Ipnuiuiist from
Iory This slows
4‘ ’ . ;
There was a m
soc-Ian night vaudeville and so-
tures til the hall, last night. Ilsa
Jane Livingston. Ed and Josie Evans,
Weber and Listwi
were excellent. It same program
will be presented this afternoon and
evening and Baby Ethel will bed a
reception on the stage immediatey
litter the matinee today. Monday
there will be four big acts and are
special ieaturs the Briarciil! automo:
bile races will be shown.
_..—_.....
OBJECTION To NEW HVMNAL.
l'iiEDEillC‘l'ON. N. ll. May 2,—-
Ilbjoctions to the proposed w hym-
nni ot the Anglican Church It Canada
have been mode it some n! the clergy
ot the diocese 0t urchin and Freder-
lcton. on the ground that 8 number of
the hymns give expression to what its
practically Roman Catholic doctrine
The opponents or the new book vihieh
has not yet been acwpted by the
church authorities. have formed an
anti-ritualistic league with headquar-
turn at Toronto. The new hymttul tutti
been in course of preparation for three
years by a committee of ti represent-
ing all shades of thought in the church
Fine Silk WAIS’i‘S. trimmed with Voile
lace and silk embroidery; value, $3.50
L.;—GOLDEN, ,
and the qtmalliot! of ”mime. will be
decided at Ottawa next fail.
indian Meter cycles
Everett’ a Pat. Portable Dump Wagon,
. Auburn . Wagons. - ,
Carriages of All Descriptions,
Harness Goods and Harness Repairing.
Herse Clipping and Shoeing
L. M. WRIGHT
8901i! NORWALK.
Reduéttons '
We keep our reductions for a few days more.
The Newest PRINCF CHAP SUITS. latest cut.
in plain and striped Panama; pleated Skirts. with
shades, brown and navy;
$11.98
$1.98
68 Washington St,
South Norwiiti‘i
68 Water 8treel.
No. 2 Nut Coal. suitable tor the spring m.m
tluil'iily. burns freely. lasts well. at $5.00 petition.
HARRIS 8t GANS CO...
Telephone 450.
MILL, toot wl hint-shall "not
LUMIII VAID. Wat" m
tags. to rapidly increasing.
The mat-s are:
aoosss. Warm luv slain
lat. it adds greatly
Ind. it is my“ to class and horn clean.
THE BATCH & BAILEY 00..
sourI-I NORWALK. come.
Lumber and Mill Work torEverything
from a. Pigs-cry to a Palace.
Tot. “I.
. fol-AH.
ins-oil
‘l'hs has In homes or Hardwood I'loonag. save or partly oovsrsd with
o the assurance or a tool.
rd. it is much cheaper in tho
flooring sevens with carpal.
var-lac stock or am arsta Yellow Piss. Quarter“
salsisst."
long run thaath emu Moteorsrnos
Wshsvsalarass
Oshasdllaplslisorta sshald. "Ahlatwihswiasis
.PEOIALTV.
um soon A on or brass or I'm
W M monar- withnatm rasslrs sr ":utsstloa
say hisd. it urinals-disshstllmuw silsisfiaa sheer
our srurr.
Hazoiton Coal
a ,
toasty
and Daily Intel ,
Itha’
25 And 500. Miles.
E. E. Gotham,
" Decorator. .
Tel. 452;“ ' i "
East Norwyik.
. CIIyNationMal Bank
south honwsut. court.
run—~—
raausacrs a oenenat. assume
positions. .
CAPITAL.
0100.00000.
sonPLua AND Paorl'ra.
W 30.500 00.
‘ m‘
sowm H. warncwsou. Pm.
JOHN H. .KNAPP. m Vice-Pm.
rncoealcx H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Prss. l" , ,
WILFREDvBODWELL. CHM".
DIRECTORQ.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
JohnH. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josishfl. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christtaoawarta John tfi tight
gosh! id. Rowan.
+HWH+ PH
FRAN K C.
VAN (; SCOY
musician; I
Stunt
HOT WATER
AND "
surmise.
a——.—I—
Tin, Sheet Iron. Cooper
. o. no. loo...
acorn ‘IIoawALII. ._
" outasos - ~
New'astsaaadhssdi-Zagbas.
“OM"WIMWI
“m :33. ”item “iuufl
a spotuaity. Cabin cruisers,“
hulls of has design in frunlo or II-
iahed boat. Propellers limo» M
. mouthing in tho
“that” list it» ilsuro on your
requirements. Drop a let-Isl for 1908
Catalog. ‘ L
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i
lass bo.‘
Anh‘vusav-Imw.m
1’. ti. WWVAII M
7m In.
I masses.
REAL ESTATE .
BROKERS.
tildes. iisyt's Thain Ialdag.
mmthtldtlttsalls
denim ”'"WM‘m
‘1“‘9Mffi‘f"
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no.1.
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not: time...
V LIGGWI’S'
At 29c has
being to? mind Good sunny and Ab-
solutsiy Fresh every time you buy.
Tliil salons mm.
are waaquuron brassy.
TIL. cALL. sit—l.
The ladies of Christ Churchare
planning to hold a “second hand" sale.
Prod Barman is engaged in paint-
ing Ariel Cameron a house in Hawkins
avenue.
William ilill of Van Zandt street.
is suitelin‘g from a severe attack or
rheumatism.
't'he schooner Richard Udall has ar-
rived at the Ferris Coal Company
dock, with a load of brick. -
Letter Carrier James H. Hartford
started down the harbor this after-
noon,in quest of tloundm. .
'Most of the floats about the Wash-
ington street drnwbridgo have now
been launched tor the season.
Marvin Van Kouren‘ is enjoying a
day's vacation from his duties as lino.
type operator on the Danhury News.
Bids are being reuived for the con-
struction of the new dwelling which
Miss Josephine Drake intends to have
erected in Edllc avenue
lir and Mrs. Charles E. Hoyt who
were recently married are now resid-
ing with Mrs iioyt'a parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Clarence Hawkins, in Senview
avenue.
Robert, Joselovaky has painters at
work in his block in First street. Out-
of the improvements is a new coat of
paint for the front of Johnson and
Donninou‘s market.
The i’hiintlten Glee Club hold at"?
lII-atsul, last evening. under the direc-
tion of Miss Catherine C. Allen, the
tender, at the home of Miss Marlon
i.'ilomlnedlc-u. in Rowan street.
1). Smith Ferguson, the recently up-
poiutrd pl‘t‘t‘trllltlr, will have charge 0!
the music tomorrow at the East Ave~
nue Motltodént I: lunch. and A. . .-i’ntl
dock will pteside at the organ.
There was excitement aplenty in
the baseball line in East Norwnlk yes-
li'l‘llli)“. Four bull games were in pro
Rl‘t‘nu at one time on the property io-
(liilt'll at lidlltt avenue and Port sit-rots.
The Philnlhen' (‘i'nss of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
will mot-t in the class room at the
close 0! the morning service. Every
member is expected to be present.
The. South Norwalk Colored Giants
are to come over to East Norwnik
uguin iltls afternoon and tackle the
fiery Club. The latter have won the
last three out oi four games the two
teams have played.
Atthur Plan is steadily recovering
from his recent operation in the Honey
Hospital. iirooklyn. During the sever-
al days that Mr. i'iutt bus been home
hat but! convuleaccd to such an calent
thuohe is able to get. out and walk
around.
Charles w. Blydonbnrg‘s rebuilt
siuont‘ioahird was driven high and dry
by the gain and big iido Thursday
night. late. She is still far beyond
the ordinary high water mark but an
aloft. will he made to get her all to
day.
Herbert Vest-h. driver for Leslie
Gambia. has about given up hope for a
trip out to Akron. Ohio, where he was
to go tor the stuumsr. Owing to
the earpeuers' strike. lir. Veach will
probably be obliged to continue his
work here.
Contractor it K. White. or ldast
Norwslh. was awarded the contract
yesterday lor the tourismin dwelling
Il'l'iil floppy Is to have erected in (‘ovo
avenue. ho collar will be built by
James bombard. who will begin work
Monday mornlna
The sablbltion of tits Young lion‘ a
Asst-elation oi the ilsst Avenue Metho-
dist Church. was not held last evening.
unanticipated. in the association's
g l“ulnasiutu in the basement oi the
clutch but has been again postponed
until asst weak
lino.
sites or hams been ridden
is In“
Ira. Josie loam
ll
ne'er-"mu °
lira. .isssai
new sisctriu Mt oysters. as the
[tiled
,i Ilthrlostsinmvasidso
SATURDAWGANDY
Marvin Van Rout-en received a sto-
torcyolo yesterday into North Caro
The machine bad the appear.
”dd”
nachsr in action or a noun arr.
t kill. Vas [auras int-ads to put it.
from hath tarsal Hospitsl.
, what's aha underwent an
and has alsos
rs. Jams was
Me by her daughter.
’wWW
~tits. scallion Where it was
. ciattiloomlng season. were .aiso die
. , ’l‘ e Rev. George T. Freeman writes
All 0 N 'M 01 ohm. (rum Bmflsld that the slight diler
ulghLinfearotal
l th took the hull out 1mm shore
I C
ltast Noswaih w penis to hour by to.
night who is to 1th the builder or "I
”3.1: III ms'abfaethtbsmflmiw III to
. eventing,
up their boiler
red, however. though
persturo was far 1
Herbert Veach. driver?
Gamble, had a tedious Job not night ‘
.1“.th hadtowatah thaw;-
Hummus , harshest halt:
lhssiahttompltnmsldsss
Thursday night's storm. Today
Md anchored it.
Miss Anna Hlpaon entertaissd ”I!
l. A. P" and theio young gentisrnos
friends at a social session. last our
0 evening was pleasantly
with allies and music and retreat
meals were served. The "it i A. P."
is an organisation termed about. two
years ago tor “mutual improvement
and pleasure", .
A monthly meeting of the tachoda
Club was held last evening at the club
quarters on the Washington strut
budge. Onoosodidsto was elected to
membership and the report at the
committee on the host was received
and accepted Other matters of in-
tersst to the club. pertaining to the
ones in climate has made a vast. Illi-
terence in his appetite. which is in-
creasing daily.and audit it pop much
further be will have to odor more
board money. Next week he gosato
Wallingtord. Ind the authorities there
any that there is no good reason why
he should not get well. This is news
thdt will rejoice his many lrienda in
East Norwaik.
M the Advent Christian C‘Iurch the
Communion service will be observed at.
10: 30 a. In. and new members will be
received at this time. The Sunday
school will be held at 12 m: the lun-
ior meeting at 8 p. m.. and the young
people's meeting at 6:15 p In The
subject of this ceting will be The
Blessing or Faith .sna the president.
Miss Jennie Birohnrd will lead. At
7: 30 p In the pastor will preach: sub-
iecl.’ A Tabernacle Service and its
h‘ort-sbutiowiugs.
The Ollagowallas gave. another very
successful surprise party last night.
hack:
“"3.
. is
m m... “a. 0.4....
' "l "it one will It's-semi.
l ‘1'
Atoms of south worst-III the
out oil-inst" lllmn.
Hard to attend to household datils
Iiith twill-til! sailing barium
. IA woman should set have a- It”
s. m .t‘. bottle-II” it‘ll; WATT"
wars wail.
Donna Kidney Pills his". well, Kit. .
hers.
Hero is. a flotilh Norwaih wears;
wlfirznti‘ma this claim:
t.
F
lull Milo
total o! my back and sides. “glues: I
triad to my work. are house.
salt all: it titans-Isis mo: MM ‘
Tho I”!!!
m“
natural and full or a sediment. Int-
brick dust. l dually had attention
called to Dean's Kidney sand goo
them at Plalatod's Dug! . The
pains in my back lessened soon after-
I commenced their use and dually atopv
red altogether. Dean's Kidney Pills-
also regulated the action of the kids
nay secretlons'ssdhoipsdneis oth-
or ways. i new or others who bars
taken thorn and are as well pleased as.
i with the results.
For sale by all deals rs. Price 50
cents. ham-limo" 00.. Bulaio.
New York. sole agents for the Unilctl
States. . ..
Remain
take no her.
the name-Dow s—aud
on one of. their number. Thispnr
was on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson.
at their home on the Washington
street bridge. Thirty live or forty
members of the social organization
put in an appearance shortly after 8
unlock. and took possession of thrill
victtms'hotnc.1‘he occasion visa
made very pleasant with various Ill-.
versions, including dancing ntnsic be
ing furnished bvlfesurs. Powell and
ooh. An elaborate sumr was serv
ed and the lewtlvtties euros to a close
about 4: 30 this morning. Most of the,
Oilagownliaa did not learn at the sur- ,
prise until yesterday afternoon.
The following program was given
yesterday afternoon in the Marvin
school assembly hall, in connection
with the Arbor and Bird, Day exer
clses:
Song—Help to Set the World Relate.
ins.
School.
Reading of Governor's Proclamation.
Recitation-Natural iiistqyy
Francis Bovine.
Recitation—Nous Notes,
Viola Cummings
Recitation—The SchOOlhousc Y.nrd
Ruth Buckle» .
Recitation—The use in the Middle.
lingo Gumbtu'l.
. song—Birds and Blossoms.
School.
Recitation~pollte and. Dick,
Sadie Richards. .
Recitation~A Day of Sunshine. .
Croce Reynolds. '
Recitation—Lido illue l'iumtu.
Charles (irllrlnztu.
Recitation-wuule Lasy Cloud.
Mabel Gehnuan.
Song—sing and “MY
s
7
J
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by Joseph J. Strohiueyer and {Im'
ily have closed their \ow York cltv
residence. and are now installed in
Alta Sits cottage. at Bell island Dr.
J J. Strohmoyer. Dr Walter Strut.-
mvyer and villas arses Btrohmeyt-r
will commute to the stamped» thu-
ing the summer
Walter A. Beard-la . the new raw
tor of the Novwalhi seht Club. ,he-
gait his new duties yesterday. when
the club house at History also went
into cornmisaion for the season Cap-
tain William“ Hyington. the choir-
Inan or the house committee. thatritct
ed Mr. "ohmic! ”fling his Mullen.
thllsls A. Nash intends to own the
dancing pnvllion at Retort Point as
soon as the summer schedule goes into
eitect on the trolley line. which will
be about May 20. or he may i'i it
and the skating rink More Ilia time
it arrangements can he reads to run
{social cars to the Point is the avas-
us
iinwayloo hiothodlst 1
Church. lisv B. W. Bruits—Mo
genius. to: so a. "i‘llbiohbm moo.
p. In: pastor's e D-
an: insane Union meeting
with olglluittlal Church“. C so It. told
evening serves 1: all. The pastnrwi ii
preach at both services. (is londsy
averting tbs Oloial hoard will start
thachsllsl at I o clock.
.lowayln Baptist Chamb-
sort/loo. lo.“ a. ll IN!
Ii: il: Junior lsdaavsr at i s. w:
onion toasting la lsstist «have at
I: hop p. at: evening union. 7: s.
at: preaching by tho howl H's-wa-
son. «Patches», it. I.: aaa “2:3...“
otthsltstlissflhi
Irolmh: pray-r toasting as The
evening at 1: .0 o'clock.
ham massacres.
at
a tomb oi the grip.
ll
“Mk. III Darius. I
W D
the William Finch place, Noroton .t,’
Heights. ‘3 "
Mrs Edwin town has returned from
New York to her summer cottage at
Cedar Gate.
Miss Marion Hartw'rigbt, oi Nero-
ton eighta visited Mantis ih Blam-
ford, uendny. - . .
John Stevens and family have mov- .
ed into their new bungalow and have .
rented their his house. . ’ ;
Chicken thieves got into Mr. lorilea‘ .3
poultry yard in Noroton a low days ‘
ago and made quite a ha
Constable and Mrs Hartford. all) it:
or varies. were visiting with tr
in South Norwalk, yesterday: ,
John W. Purdue by: decided to until-
au the Tooker House. its choice has-
lIIg been lett hir For so by Proprie- . ‘
mrAlleIKisk. ,. ,, a, L“.
w. E. Ahhton. the )lorotnu Heights
decorator. moot-ta that workmen. to!
experience and ability. .ars .diliicuir to
obtntntn his line of bruins-a. , ,
Thomas Gabe ia-vory critically than
his home in Dario! and yesterday it
consultation of physicians was bold.
Hr. Gabe is a. woibhaswo veteran,
house painter. -- -
in this town that Week. there were - w.
two sales or real estate: with mort-
gages on 15,000. During the last week
in April. last year. there were live I
:01” oi .erouertsl and mortars“ of
“W l .‘M . t'v \ u ”4
The Darieu baseball team opens it!
season. this aiterooon. at Mata-sm'
diamond with a game with the strong
Nutmeg Club of Nor-walk. Next week
the team will play an West am, of
Norwnik.
About twenty- Jive friends of Whiter
”(‘rdflfi’ffilderfld him a very enjoyable
surpriumpsyty- Wednesday meals at.
his horns. The evening was a
every oisssant out-.wlth mos. dash
log and tithes diversions“ sauppu'
unsecured. ‘i . ... .1 ..
Hrs; mo Sherer ”mom
“Old Maids' Club,”
It her home in Davies; Therewnafih
sic and other diversions and the guests
spent It most enjoyable evening. The
club is rather a misnomerclhia Illtllt‘ls
inIlon having been chosen Jar I Mr.
Its all or the members are married
women
There is It proposition. on toot to
have Principal 11. V.’ B. Painlblud. of
the lintien Crater school. introdure It
lirst year high school comes in his
school. thus saving the room 'tlle ea-
pensa or paving the tuititmdf its W-
illis the rim us: in the humor ‘br
slot-wall. itllti hcbouls. its: Pa d.
It is stolen lil dsatrous or roams it‘-
change. Tht matter has hen brought.
to the attention or tbs town authori-
ties and is In expected that some so-
ttnn will he takes. 0M prominent Dar-
ten man states that with the chair,
the town could ICON to him".
Palmblsd's salary.
The line gal-dos adloiuing tbs .
home all Esra Iartwflghy- -Norotoa
Heights. ls being Just now
a, Win wsmillm ‘0 tilt
at m g t gr .
:lhihle wmh' Wm: “All
"in! WC" I M” see.
nannies run to through mp0
pie )0"th brows antbblssto
riot
or.
3;?
out white. in also the largsatyhs are
likely to see. It you have "savor I'll
the English primrose as ltgrows in
the lanes or old England, Mil
and it here. and at its hill. to
alter-noon sun upon it. Car» in!
yet in has full bloom oh the
on Many oi the old-lashionsI
on. now so much sought
hm. as wall as the saw
plants. and tor the garden
and egg-plants. tomatoes and.1 ,
galore. . . ,, M
aauvascao res Sit oovItIa “I
NW tram. In twill-N
wall. of this city who not
ago shot and several .
wits. and also woos
Ilsa Posh
trots tea on aim roars . ,
prison by has IMMOMIVI . er,-
Ias wosIaavsssv mums. MW " M
aotbevsauwort hlawiisasd’fl- .
mums: lulu-rm
more“ “My
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