... ' salami EEbEli‘lll til isle-waiter leafless flourish: ‘ . sisasr Useless“, will“ a llsessst for on» informs- lies in llsllil's' .. J r. W . ltd, Evening ‘mtllidl. several years ago. the question of semi roads throughosinse state was " an active issue before oer legislature. the outcome of which mulled iu the mailing provision for pultabls ‘a pro wisdom from time to' time to and maintain same. the several towns interested ,to share the expense. This The latter was on the basis of two-thirds on the part of the state and one-third C! that of tfie town untested to take advantage of the benefit to be thus A lit. lfacdonald was spv polnud road commissioner and dots gated with power to supervise repairs and cooperate with town atheists in were best adapted to produce satis« factory results. ‘llsrisn proved its enw lesprising spirit by making early ap- plication for road improvements. and its ssperiencb demonstrates that much of a practical natu to be learned along lines m elitism stile lass lsr is thst it we and MI- is sleds entirely of lionsthatcsnbsbought activation getlisr without laborious stitehsry. The collars. cuts and ornamental pieces that may be constructed from these little bits of braid are astonish- ‘24 do? tram u t‘l‘s . recurs set i “.9151.“de - ~ ’ lip present season this ris hats have been about exclusive-I white with perhaps colored trim? nilnp. they will is future sppear also is colors. like the germ For instance a hat that accompanies a natural color linen ‘sult, may be of, porn linen eni- hroldered in old rose and green with trimmings of old rose ribbon. Bands of checked or striped black ’Iiodriva‘s'tleriii ”This pm i in connection in the mkiusvrpeedin thsosrtof‘ ilslissuuioi‘ten~ sslntssiesisd ch stirs toads to "it“! bederlw living. it insertaliily not entsry fear of who assuring to be in ‘ being run down by . act as if they owned tite- lilghwsy in fee simple. soon" or later lsglsls‘ tion will be framed that will reach them. and until thentbex sufferers must hide their time. This feature. however. has no hear. ing on the problem of good roads. slid the writer in all sincerity ventures to ask what should be the qualities- tions for a road commissioner having supervision throughout the entice it would seem as it he should have a special knowledge of every branch of mad building, not simply as Is theory to be. suggested and worked 'out experimentally at the expense of a town. but definite. fixed Ideas as to exactly what would and can be done on minimum of upon“. He should d" scticsbillty or ‘ Milli. ” M‘ m and white material like the skirt trim the plain black coat of a new suit. lattes about $50 apiece store. paid durlns the evening amounted to ".511”. . Caleb Wood appeared as spokesman for a delegation of members of Doug- las Fowler Post. 0. A. it... to unseat a donation of tilt) toward the expenses of lemmisl Day. llr. Wood and his comrades were informed that the Board of Intimate and Taxation this. out of the budget. Corporal Coulsel John Keogh having given his opinion that the city has made up . these combinations seem a bit start ng to conservative minds, they are very smart, and have the approval of Dune Fashion at present. it would seem that all possible changes had been rung on the com- tioss of lhces and embroiderles blouse yokes. but new ones still I” Willi» IIATII. has “It causing the other the world to tells). notice ‘ ity in the past few years Ill “all. to her navy lots pa that are more than us- .ieysusssu. . she has built sev. Ituow the cost . msosdsiii and 'l' ' fo pared with gravel and idsoadun dov- erlng already mentioned in this com- gether with fsgottlng. The result is very lacy and delicate, and the pretty ' WONDERFUL HOSIV RY SAL Blgpurchsseoislnsoii'factsrei’s siockof BLACK HOSE. Everygnodfimei’welglltlshere‘ sndeverypsirhsstheusosiMosStoregusr- satee. On “sale for Three Days only-— We nesday,Tliursday and Friday. (N0 MAIL‘OR TELEPHONE ORDEEKS RECEIVED). thll‘are ilb‘tsti-on account also std fies” ”Magical, find deltas to here s' cruiser that propriations of this character in thi post illegally. Councilman D. W. Raymond favored starting a subscription paper. and r snni might be raised. it his comrades would Mon and would be! iig received. 'i’hey directions. Since the enactment of the law five sections of the roadway has been built and of these three were of macadatn and two of Telford, sis-called. The opinion imoug those in a position to best judge results. that from s practical standpoint, as well as basis oi coat, the new sections are failures. tloon after completion the top dressing on the mandate was ground into dust by solos and wagons and blown to the four winds of Haven. leaving expos- the coarse. sharp stories to drive over. r. llacdonald was vested with power , coinpel the selectmen to replace tile covering with additional crushed stone. and if they failed to do this he could order the workrdolie and have the expense charged up to the town. The sections above mentioned were covered again. not only once, hilt soy. oral times. with the some results its before experienced. of the macadam one of odr soloctmen applied sharp gravcltto the depth of one foot. covering this with s sufllc- lcnt dressing oi trap melt. and indica- ’lnns are that this will he not only lasting. but of a nature that will de- velop wearing qualities far superior to the other methods. applied to state roads would appear in tho light of present experience to be the most. feasible as well as con- lf the latter class of‘ road is more enduring, less costly to I establish. can be maintained with less expense. and gives satisfaction. he should be able tox‘tno‘w and demon- strate this for the beth of every other town in the state. This town's experience bears out the advantages w of gravel and macsdsm covering. as compared with the standard or regu- lar macsdam. also Telford. and this knowledge has been acquired prac- lt would be of in work of making them is a pleasure in . Ijlf each frock. instead of being the epitome oi every fugitive erase of the hour, be in detail” beautiful and be- coming. and of good and beautiful one lerlal. says no less an authority than orth. of Paris. id Harper's Hassr, there will he no reason why. possibly with a little alteration. but probably without any at all. the gown sged two. three, or even four yours play not be worn and looltpdmlrsblo! Some ofthe list ornaments much are made of one straw not upon its narrow edge closely imitate», Ions! suggest soutaohc; and [sisalbly that is the reason they lire in vogue this season. for the fancy for this use- ful rind dressy braid amounts almost These straw ornaments ~ are different from anything seen in former years and sometimes are so pi‘ofuuoly'ulied as almost to cover the prlm of some small hats. . Have you noted the little ribbon how that is attached occsslonslly to the high sitcom of a huge upstanding ruse on a summer hat! All orange juice sandwich is not a ' new edible. but a splendid wag oi pre- ‘purlng that homely, but invaluable. for children. WOMEN'S BLACK GAUZB stand by the thankful for ssytht bed not stood forflllegsl matters in on would want nothing illegal s Mentioned that Bridgeport gives toot, Stamford 0300 and Hills Greenwich me for the purpose ines- i . Attorney W. A. Griffin. Jr.. appear: ed for about 60 of the taxpayers and residents of the lower end of Wood. ward avenue and vicinity. said that John flcflpllen had stated that he intends tofence off the lower end of Quintet-d avenue. claiming that he owns the property. Mr. Griffin did not doubt this. but declared that Mr. Mchiullen had fenced off a highway known as River street, which is s thoroughfare, he stated. occluding to a map on ills iii the town cierli's othce By doing this Mr. Griillu said Mr, Mr Mullen prevents the public from get ”r ting to the shore of Norwalk harbor ' as they have a right to, said. the public had used this highway for many years for this to lir. lfclfulleri's pure ass of prop erty in the vicinity. repellent, turbines. , 'w‘ H s u“, ea charm artsy. H... w r. W limitation» Heed List in ‘“ Mouth Hamill. “099me of Grand Army ‘ ‘ ' “I ‘e city council . I‘ll $1th ‘6 were informed ’ council could not continue the . Miami}? ofJ Obi) fgrphie- m. y one man antes . ow W a subscription paper. and that more than the usual WOMEN'S FINE CWTON toreat to have the experience of other towns cited. and if they have fared better than ours. we cor ainly are not envious. in concluding would any that if by chance this communication ' should reach the eye of Mr. lilaedoliald. it would ahord a degree of satisfncllon if he would malts known by what pro was he reaches conclusions in muslin: roads and road repairs. fly practice? liy both theory and practice? Or how? It is an easy manor to evolve A theory while posted comfortably in an ofllco chair. but quite another mat- ter to know how to do the thing prac- tically. except both observation and! special training has proviously brought to bear. (in one section Jr.'s pharmacies. the Msbaclt- This treaunsnt cigar store. Whelpley & Clarlt's * Councilman Frank H. Fitch's Upon motion oi GOOD ROADS. LlSle STOCKINGS—Linen spliced garter top. sole. heel and too. Hermsdorf dyed and best grade yarn. 23o is the regular price. Hosiery sale, WOIIEN'B ' ‘ BLACK LACE ”8L3 STOCKINGS—Consid- ered splendid value at 35c pair. about a down itinerant styledfsll over. lace boot, lace. garter ltop and line lace _ ......... ,. ....... 21c Paid stripes. For this three days‘ 5 Pairs for 01.00 sale ........ 24c Pair HOSE-vwmi "limo split sole. WOMEN'S dl’ah'llor.‘ ........ .......ddo in regular and extra sizes. GRADE COTTON HOSE-- full fashioned foot. best quall- Light ty and liermsdorf dyed. 29c elastic lop. Made to retail at value. Three days 21: Pair the pair. Three dsys' sale . 35c WOMEN'S OUTSIZB BLACK stirs.... ..... cmrou'uosu-Tna largest WOMEN’S ”MC" “AWE IIISIJE OUTSIZE HOSE— alid fullest cut that is made. Merceriscd ”th guaranteed Our regular stock number at stainless. Ulunl 50c quality. 39 Site. For this sale ...... 29c .................. Squeeze enough orange Juice into a spoon to cover the bottom, pour in the oil and cover that sgsln with the orange juice. This has been found by personal experience to be one oi the best ways of disguising the nauseous taste of the oil. Though the spring of 1908 has near- ly earned for itself the name of s but-.kwnrd season. the npponrsnce of white stilts on the street would indi- cate thst so far as clothes are con- cerned. the season is progressive. Gould anything be prettier than the tiny puff sleeves on summer corset covers? .‘l‘hoy only be embroidered all over in a design like that on the front, and certainly add to lho beauty of the . obsoriptioiis received lssiulght Darleu, May 4, i908. ¢AIWORIA lbl’d‘liililll w James 1'. Powers it was voted to up- point a committee to investigate the whole matter. Mayor Bumeli appoint- ed Councilmen Dunlop, Powers and Fitch. They will report at the nest in New York state last year a section was built from biannronecli to White Plains by that placing a layer of coarse crushed alone. then a covering of gravel. finished oil by a substantial dressing of trail rock. lt appears by this process that the lat- ter. instead oi being ground‘itito dust and blown away. incorporates itself with the gravel, forming a solid body and having the appearance of con« crete. This is proving to be en ex- cellent piece of roadway and indicates that the right materials five been blended in such a degree that durabil~ ity and smooth surface is assured. this meaning that the road can be main- tained indefinitely with but counters. lively little aspen». and give satis- factory results to taapayers for their new waysu'cioaaslsssas. NEW HAVEN, May 5.—~The cigar» makers who expected the arrival of the referendum vote on their troubles with the oiiiployers yesterday, receiv- ed word from Chicago that i‘t1 will not be here till Wednesday. 1' oy have , . I." ,3 fl the vote from all the unions in New the Conner cut d m“ on I" congrrs England with the exception of tho , u h Norwich Union with 39 members. whg a" on in Hartford tonlg " have voted against the local men an i . r ‘ g, H the Westerlleld. Msse.. union. and it ”H" M ' Hill today “"1 he on - is said it looks as thtmIgh the union men were going to rece we the favor- able side of the question as far on the not. lie “ '8" anxious to m up referendum vote is concerncd. ‘ extiriumsriow or susacsv. , I. Burnell .............. i Joseph Vedas appeared with it re quest for n catch basin at lesiogton avenue and Austin street. ter has been up before. llighway Com- missioner Dunlop said the now basin will probably be built during the com- ing year. Mr. Vsdas also complained about some mingled avenue aids- AUGHTERSU wine ro-I ................... IITHANV SKETCHEQ. senor sharp. Will's swim Out- line of the Town. Tbejtete Library has received from His e, editor of "The Beymour copy of a work recently hint entitled es and was." there ajeg included and the The annual conforonw til ifw King's. Daughters sill! tlons of Psirileld COIHJ'. iy will be held iomnxrow, in the First: Congregational Church of South Noe; walk. The principal feature of the roaring session. which opens at 9:30 o'clock. will be a ei'llipmlilm wndocb Miss Clara storehouse. corres-I pond fig secretary of the international . Order. The lifts-rump session. which V. begins or 2 o‘clock. will be addressed by Rev. Dr. Charles ii. Mscfnrlsnd. Constable Samuel lrelsn warden. appeared to gain about a bill for $12.60. which the city has not paid. There had been an er: rungeinent for the construction of a as pound. the town to pay half and ' Stilt linings like tho cont Ulllllllllige are a hid in Paris. which may in duo s.—__..—___ _ CHICAGO, Msy 5.-Estormlniillum;lmy time. time reach this side of the water. Lin- liIigs are already as beautiful as trini- filings. and there seems to be no rca~ son why the two should not br- alike. Iand embroidered make beautiful mwns for all dressy occasions, and with their handsome self-tone and contrasting linings are made to produce the most hnrliionious the city half. The city bill had been turned over to Judge Taylor. city clerk. to pay it I it was legal. He did llOt consider it was legal and did not hfr. lrelsnd said several city oillclals agreed to the construction of Judge Taylor said this was news to him. The building is on hir. lreisnd's property. The latter considered it a strong point that the law says that the city must hlr. Inland is wi decision as to settlement Highway Omissions his report of the work clone in his pertinent during the the sold reading being according to it was voted to renew several city notes coming due shortly and amount. liig to $26,300. “WITHIN!!!“ MUSic HALL. 'i'bo Brisrcliu auto races wow pro. his subject being lhp motto of the on «for. “Not. to be mlbistsrotl unto, but to minister." All of tho King's Daughters are invited to tho. Iuhcbsonmblch will be sprved at tutoriiilsstonpl ascent ARRIVAL OI VISIILI. KW YORK, May 5.4—Arrlved: steamer Finland. Antwerp: Minneapolis. lnndon. primes-in Cecilio. Brenton. for New York. was 193 miles east of Sandy limit at 5:30 it. ill. per lb., 2%. M Flour. per bag ......... The Health Iirsnd Milk ti lbs. Largo l’runes . us canned (lord. Peas and Totes- tiies . 10s, the and lbs per son [lost dumb. 8 cans lbs Full Line (lorries head i Packages and lit Fresh Vegetables cosmetic 232 EAST AVENUE. Telephone 990. an. excellent history of even count town. as not incor- . until 1832, it has , long :ss a parish. for the looser-l Assent y in ms acted is- upon the -I-petltlon of Joel ' . and others esltlili: t'ha‘t title ““35“!” . 0 Pl" ' 0 m '3! ‘tbwlfiown of New llnven be set on pariah ‘When this was cre- . fibril“ Bethany. Sketches are; given of the establishment of tiny W in the town and an inter- views“ is given of some un- lit Illlltm who late one flat- I afternoon drove a horn Into the oldzelurcli and ctmhiied "h the pulpit. When the person . . the door to enter it on Sunday flfi hismogsgregatlon was more Now as a matter of fact trap rock after delivery and being applied. is a costly article. one ton costing about $1.75. which means but three-quarters of a yard surface. This of necessity having to be renewed at intervals ren- ders it as a "continuance perform- ance" in the matter of espouse, and will continue so indefinitely. town has already built a thou-foot section of 'l'eiford road at a cost of Had this money been applied to the supplying of gravel s foot in depth to the several other roads. and then covered by trap rock. the web I loin. so for as our town is concerned. would have been partially solved. A smooth surface would have been as- imrcd and but little attention requir- ed themaftor as to repairs. or more illustrations it may be re- called that about toii years ago. a section of our pom road was supplied with eight inches of gravel covered by trap rock and all will lwar testimony that this has worn splendidly. , no equal in this or any other town. he so far as we know. and bids fair to hold this pro-omitted“ -for it long time to come. with next to no espouse for repairs. To establish it costs about one-quarter as much as macad- Another section on the ltost road Was covered with good clean grach about a foot in depth a short time slime and it remains in splendid shape and is really a pleasure to fly covering that with trap molt will give future [liarsitiec of satisfactory service. and it is safe to prodlct that no disappointment will The town of Stamford tried so es- wrlnwnl on one section of macadaul y covering it with trap rock and tar at a cost bordering on that of the or- iginul outlay for the road. This prov. on disappointing. as the surface was ground up into dust without any rs- itmiillll influence by the addition of the tar mlsture.. I l notice a statement by Commis- slonosr iisodossld which was ooutalnv ed in your issue of hats-day. that he proposed to go iorward with his plan of mailing repairs of the slate roads with trap mil. IIIM'l: when this material is that dwiisd tin of anarchy is the scope of a bill drawn Hole. which will be introduced in the legislature today by Representative Albert li‘. Rooney. It provides that any person who shall publicly advocate by spoken or written word the billing of any person. whether in llllnols or n a foreign country. shall be doomed guil- ty of a felony. and‘shail. upon convic- tion. be sentenced‘io the penitentiary. The Bridge Pharmacy. Steamer Kron- Probably the best colors in the poll: gee which is so uncommonly fashion- able at present are natural color and Probably dock the many shades of Nuttior and Copen- L'ocoanut balls from The Ladies Pure and core tart. firm up- pios; place on a dish and till the cen- ters with maple sugar (scraped) and set the plate in a steamer over boil- ing water. Cook until the apples are tender. basting frequently with , the syrup that forms in the dish.‘ When the fruit is tender but not out of shape. retrieve from the siesmor and let ml. Prepare an icing. either boil- ad or of contactionor‘s stiller. llav .. with almond extract. and cover cold apples; then roll in grated pheas- nut and set on butlorod dishkuatil 'I‘heso iiri~ nico served past two months. J. I .--——-—————y—-- "A" neasvsav's orrlcs. ' is as follows have been the once of the state escro- Griipc-Nuis, the brain fund. pl: Motif?!" The Mill is very clear and that” above picture will be shown for the last time tonight. as the Electrosraph company has to present it as its other houses as their circuit. magician. is one of the cleverest seen "wine a Wilson the icing acts. in place of sauce. 2 liany who have spent previous mo- iy‘i'elits struggling with their volts will hose new oped from Paris that are rounded on the lower edge up toward the ears sad then again to wide sndsio bach. They are easily and quietly pinned to place. and will no doubt prove s great boon to the many worsen who are ~ioo occu- lcd to spend a quorum-hour in Nb listing their veils. here this season. do a neat sister act. Arvills appeared in street costume last night. owing to her trunit going astray. but she had the audience. and was god to respond to several mores. Tonight she will appeal in all new songs and wardrobe. mothers in their triple bar act. is one l of the best horlmntal bar sets on the American stage today. The pictures 'l'ha entire bill y. and treasurer. rectors. odlosra . Moors. . of ,osgsnisstion of the Wilbur. of lsridss. vice-pmdswi. secretary treasu I; flowery: directors, ’ view . H. gutter: st 72 North Main Street were all birth-dale. will be repeated tonight. illw MILMIO IAIN! ”film it" millionth lisy b.-»-'l'wo large barns and a smaller building belong» to lensuw A. o. . about midnight. the hrs sisrtiaa.itishsllevsd.isoinas rli dropped by a Merlot oaa. waowssosr. ssh so» BE SURE YOU ‘ GET ONE Full ’ ‘ Site China ”and Saucer mememImum mum tailisssssi . 2 in. mm. 5'..- it known that will firm». t with. Which sis Assistant Corporation Connect ’ANXIOUO TO COME. 'Conneetleut Members of Congress to Attend the Republican Convention, ” But All Carin WASHINGTON, man Lillcy may be the only member or present at the Republican state can: ley has been in Waterbury for sever». try in get away tonight, but was roll or dougtfiil whether he could leave or into Connecticut for a few days, but he is, of course. [really interested in ' the financial question, and Il comer once of Republicans may be called at Senator Bullieloy, also, wants to an to the convention. and probably Will lonvc tonight. Senator Brandegcesioou not aspect to attend, and the other members of the delegation here be ill- tr-iiilons of going. Dthll'li mu. Early Risers an small. safe. sure and gentle little pills. Sold by The Clitord Pharmacy anl ARMOUR'S SMOKED SHOULDERS. nice and lean. lb. . . 39%: Why tlul got illit‘ at those tempting prices. when fresh tilt-at is so high? igWARRANTED FRESH EGGS. large selected ........ . . . .25.; VERY BEST BUTTER. 43¢. coop new BUTTER. . .sgc . ~ CEREAlS—SPECIAL I Silll't'iltlt'll Witt-«i Biscuit. pkg. . i let .2 pkg.» \‘i'lwntiiia ...... . . . . .25: Force. the health food. pkg” .sic Jkaeg‘I Cream “f thtI I . . ..sgc 3 pkg». Toasted Corn 1" lakes. 45¢ talc. the new food. . . .iic‘ 2 pkgs. l’rttijolm's Flush... .25c .....................11c Remember. all goods sold comply with the pure food laws. Louis J oseloff, Telephone Ccll alga. South Norwsllt “ ls Utilivalled in Purity and Flavor. 1 IAWV III.” M GIMMIIV 'UTTII. ll. . . . ... . . . .. M WAIOMTID II." I“. "IONOLIA. AWII er GLGVII National Biscuit mun. Co's letere . m” hotter Thins Mleassn................. h Winch Toss At CM m slid others .12.. 8c my” you visited our Premium sailor lately! We have a bias ' solos maid New and Useful Articles given in return for It Ramps with 1 lb. Hulls (lob pluralism ammwithtlbflsrylsst '” rstsstsrivsrusssvrrss gylvrylfl‘lltyllllvsllrg WM 1 lb. m "if. . ' ss‘sslrvsvsssssssvrs “WWIIlfiWJ'dyM “ lt'tdlsldit'fiildllddl m liltampewitbltle‘sasylio. "gain ,prirvvirsssvvsti'sss see with 1 it. limits as . -, . Java ll Iisntps with 1 lb. Java and liaraeal rrssrsrirssvses. l ' W acetate of breweries. ‘l’ess, Mm. Iistlsr. mafia”, . m” ear salsa. it will m you two 0 ...“th WWW " v_
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