Meloufldll‘; “Y
."flvu quorum is. A. gas a ”pair
ll cumulus, was retain a A”,
ss-srre son’ssalsrbr’ta
Alsoa 0% but
iuLaesaad tutor at
Iain II
E. K. B
aAuackser Home ,
souvu uorrwALit.
l. D. Robertson left South Howells
blonds; {or Sioux City. lows
S ‘3‘ l ’7'. I 0 0 1*.
Will 1”lurid‘N‘fininlrmmeetlngS this even-
Olive Branch Iodse, Knights of P1
thin, will hold a nreetlnt lonrortow ..
evening.
You can buy wood ashes by the bar
roll at in. Barrio Coal Company Th
adv. w ll‘tell‘you their merits.
Mrs. Paul Preuser. of Norwalk. wits
guest Id her mother in Roaeville
disulct. Weatmrt, Monday.
MrSJJ Jirvin’ Dibble and in Auii'
usta Dibble, o Bayview a, ne, are
spendin'i a few days in New York
Mrs. Frances F2. Fitch. of 63 West
Street. been entertaining bliss
Esther Bell. at New Brunswick, New
Jersey. I
Cyrus il'elamln has gone to Middle
town. today, as the delegate of Doug-
las Fowler Post, to elite state G.
R. convention.
A meeting of the Connecticut Pro
hate Assembly will be held at the cap
itoI In Hartford Wednesday. May til
at 10:80 a. m
The Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sour
of St. George, held its regular meeting
last evening at its quarters in Main
street. Norwallt.
South Norwaik Council, Knights or
Columbus, will hold a regular meeting
Thmdax- evenin at the rooms in
Waiblngton stree
é“; DION"! all?“ in," ‘ ‘ “ "' r NW
The'a'nnual’meeting of the Central
‘ Labor Union will be held tomorrow
evening at the Central Labor Lyceum,
Washington street.
The trolley overhead wire broke last
evening near St. Paul's (lburch. um
the care wart: bothered soalewhat. bu.
the trouble was soon remedied.
The Golden Rule Circle of Rum:
Daughters of the Norwalk Congro
gntloual Church. will meet Prldny at
3 p. m.. with Mrs, S. E. Staples. Pint
liill avenue. East Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hubbard. who .
have been the arrests of Mas. llub~
linrd'u mother. Mrs. I“. St. .lohn Lock
wood, or East nvenlle. left yesterda:
for their home in Port Austin, Michi
gnu.
The employees of the New York
New Haven and Hartford ltailroao
('ompnuv have heen busy for several
tlriys milking remtirs about the South
NorWalk depot platforms and stair
ways -
A special communication of Old
Well lodge,‘ No ms. 1". and A M
willbe held at its rooms, Friday even-
ing at ?~'o’cl0cit. The M. M. (legrot
will be worked. and there will be a
hnnquot.
-—Nui.nteg Dance. Fri. eve. May it
Lockwood'u llnll. Spledel's Orchestra.
Lawrence Armour. of the Harstrom
School. took a trip down to Green
wich. Monday. and looked over hi:
fifty‘foot yawl. ‘llr.lir1nour int-cud:
to spend a large- part of the corniur
summer on board this craft.
Tm. will be a Joint meeting o:
M of the Country Club and
ocean-try Club Company, at the
anSAhoussuFrlday night. The meet
ing will be preceded hr n uhure din
liar. whloh will be served at ii: 30.
'A’l‘hs member: of Star at Columbia
Circle. No. 253, will lurid their roan
lnr meeting Thursday evening in My»
tic (‘huln llali. All members Ili't‘ re
«trusted to be present. Refreshment»
will» be berm arm the meeting.
.ltidgn'hml P. Plait In the din
trlct court the l'nltt-d States hsr
sustained I nry 6. Newton. of New
Haven, as special master. in reoom
mcudlag' that Jacob llursteln. oi Wsl
lingi'ord bankrupt be disohArged
trout bankruptcy
. , ,; E. happ. e trolley Sign
A. 7 oil lil’s borne
,‘ tam for several
to gel to Norwailt
W, rather weak
to I- I'll wt»! in a
i' MISS
Lilli?
till? tiles! til
l‘tznlit ‘ Saturtlai .
,fl pitch opprlrol‘nl
It tho mt
I m: firm“ mar warm
Perfuiiibii arid iterated.
Delialrlfll. FrAgrant, Héaling
Sad Soothing for the Nursery
and Toletl
unemllod u an Absorbent
and Deodorant for Perspiring
.cm-t and fixcssslva Persplrs
.s l.‘ ‘
' Ladies
Indians
pinion
after the truth.
And this Powder
sits Com ‘
an for use,
diam it. sheaths lathe b. N. am
adv
lin's‘ Guild was held last evening. but
only routine matters were disposed of.
lady Denninflilardgc. Shepherds of
Bethlehem hold a meeting this
Ageing. The first degree will be wmk
dohn Beekman has resigned lllir no
altion as driver tier William M. Terry
and Company. the Norwalk bet-f deal-
e.rs
All of the public schools of the
town will be closed. .l‘riday. on ae-
count of the teachers“ convention at
Bridgeport. _
Mr. and Mrs. Waller Harvey Weed
and family have returned to Nor-walk
for the summer and taken up their
residence at 100 East avenue.
,An interesting min or the lirinrcllll
oblle race has been shown this
week at Music Hall. This flint will
b; part of this evening's
a so.
Corps attended the annual hall of the
Union City Drum Corps. Saturday
evening. in Union City. They report
having a fine. time. - >
Geor'ge W. Donne. who wan formerly
a wellzknown locnl real estate mun.
but who hurt been located in New York
city for some time, was a Visitor in
South Norwalk today,
Old Well Lodge, F.
South Norwalk. exemplified the Mas-
ter Mason degree on one candidate.
last evening, and utter the work..rr-
freshmenis were served. . .
Mrs. Tiiton, who has been spending
three weeks at lihr summer collage.
Little L'Hnmock island, left this morn»
mg for New York. to remain a day or
trio and will then return at her sum-
mer home. ,
A number of the teachers from The
Nor-walks will 80 to llnnbury Mu)
l6th. when the School Masters Round
Table, of Western Connecticut will
hold a session ut the state normal
school building.
lJncoln Council No -i, O I’.
will hold its regular meeting on Fri
ila night As this In the last met-ting
be tire the stair: convention. which
will be held on Thurritlar'. ably lith, in
Odd l‘cllowa‘
urged to hopth to make flaslnr-
rangements for the big time.
Rev Georke Drew Egbert. of thr-
Norwalk Congregational Church. start
ll Weihernfieid, to look throuSiI the in-
stitution. Chief Bradley asked hiur
how long he was sent up for, and Mr.
Egbert laughinaly replied that he
thought one day would be, long
enough.
The South Norwalk Salinas Rank
la bright and spirit and span, after u
thorough spring overhauling. The side
walls and pulling M"! been "Mill“
Hill re decorated and the woodwork In
the bunk revutulnhod The chandelier»
were also taken down and ropfliilllt'd.
curtain» rapist- with new. ones.
It Is rumored that Fletcher Van
llmsgr‘ir, of Nowaiigfir'hohhn 'Just a?” i
and soonnec on t or
y hi No Whit“ P Wires a .
in t' utaliliahinvnl“
mum
otnrrpan‘y to Norwsllr would like to sell
:his result ”were short wiles-
rile tailor:
flora W
Pad '0'
than
0'0?
A business meeting of Trinity wtnu- .
The Yale llugle Fife and Drum 1
and A. M.. or" 3
Hull. every member in '
f‘tl this morning for the state prison .
.v.
the bank slgauo‘rlellidml Still the old ..
Mg“? II "UM“- it
Manyollhefmnstdmp maths
Deli 8
on and Vader m
niakeitallwt Wm
work on the hottest pay ll!-
tree from the sun's gm
enjoy every refreshing It:
5,13 )0 Mom .
‘l‘ I ’“fi‘v or-
You can add to the house a
room, cool and shady. where yot'r may
it so-
c ludda 'comfort at a rural bulliy ol
mm$2.00 to $10.0il
AAJCoIiinsdtCo
MAIN Smart
Shades
the molt out o; your porch; rm
you can ml or
outdoorsnvet
Silt!
SCENES
Our new spring liua oi Dressing Sundries and Kimoaas represent the
latest creations of tuition in both styles and fabrics
Word to neslect
reasonable,
You really cannot
in them for the garments are of the distinctive char-
acterlhnt in found 0 s‘ell quickly.
While all are of «spellentnuality, illit- prices hewevp‘rp are extremely
60a to arm each.
N E. MAN 8. (.0.
as wAsumtrrou mm.
0. 3. Jackson
l
' I
antiwar,
WALK:
”it;
Everything in the Gptipal Line.
Eyes Examined Free. .A
as WALL mm.
program ‘ . .
IP INT
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
TRY IT.
”ESSTHES
That measure up to the h hast listidatd are the sort that
you will find here.
Result. A LIFE INCOME.
seuo FOR cArALoeue .
. souru NORWALK, .
rs A aAirs iNVESTMENT.
HUNDREDS HAVE.
STAMFORD.
ENS-—
is ”A”? we are offering
Sp eciait Values
At $15, SIS and
tzo
. fi ,4 , .
no it now.
porn convert. H
New Mode SackSults
s.
FOR YOUNG MEN.
You cut make your selection froth extreme. senti-
fabrit s.
mitt—:81
93.5“
ill-tower: twin
L6”
we .
Mugiwmfi
”~48 and 50 Wall Stree
v7.
Pith“. till
NOVELTY
is the order I . 'tle '..y.
ailfllt
cut than the rest.
t 'omhlnnlionii of
My “M-vlill' Intent
J’l‘iccll—wlllt' Intent
WW
cb‘l’il‘n'ln' lot Militias.
t, Norwalk.
extreme and conservative Styles, in elpccially selected
A GREAT HIT."
A fancy Silk Mari-chief. with Four-in-hand to
Selleck
I luv new
litit‘ii of Morris nirrl l leortla
tire ti ntlucllvc. Stunt-thing differ-
a
Leatheh-ilw Intent
iWrars'hahlnggoodthsssasdn
Mkilm
,. newt-m
plaid! 0hr "NH" “For SIN" and "To
ti.
her
' , ever tried. almort
or the teit list is in
o ltbh’spldl revoltiana
w r v
‘ stable. Thad
" milk smwm the
tbs for WW“ SW Wm WM
out. after
‘ W I" ‘ y
" evi " us it tb'o.q tar t
the new
,, subsoil Am
trap that then he
aabaatoi out tin rislrt shape
in mi: a bat. Now, ssys
New Torn Tribune, rotting and t it
shaping are part or seine proom
Tas'fpr furl: to:' l tar-m. or ”Am"
r
Jae... mm “W holes.
which no um dnn b: -»
”than 0314 at
:Wx Suwaiggfl "a!”w IWaller
are thrown on
y. a iuri
is Unread eve-l t'o‘rer lb s prfaoe of
the mm
It then
taken“ from the cons mfidmfigd
ybaud and tn'aclilr'my“ to
[all it “and, reduce it to Its pr r pro-
portions. in the meant sired
wiih‘bn trillion of shellac dissoiv
ed in alcohol to increase its strength
and durahlllt. A much airliner solu-
tion is required for a derby than for
a soft hat Up to this point the hat
is still conical. The next thing law
give it its shape. and this is done by
putting it on a mold which foirns both
the crown and the brim ‘at the some
time. After that it is tired and re-
aeives a llnai nhaplna on another block
The last mould is adiustable by levers
to all sizes of band, depth and diam
etc: of Cr)“ and iwidth pf brim,»
that all u res of a given shape can be
til :3 on than the block. The trim
urge-mi '.d lining nnd ribbon
A binding are the lost things to be pm
on in ranking the derby the mun:
. of the brim iii an art in itself in b
wool bill or felt her the brlin‘ is stretch-
cd,, pulled. beaten an pvt-sued into
. Iliuipe but in n derby top but It is
. ironed into shape and the man who
' does it has a peculier knack, a twlrrt
o! the win. that enables him to give
the same "curl" to thousands of hats
without a fraction of difference. lie
cnrinot explain it to you himself, but
the twist is what makes his service
valuable. Borne men work at the hat
trade for twenty years and never ar-
quire this knack Others display it
on their first day in the hnslnesn The
top hat copulate of a covering of silk
plush druwn over it y of muslin or
ice stiffen'ed with shellac -Ilatte'rs
incite, London
' , ST P ”THAT been H'
or it ma esult. lh pneumonia lira
slilan Ba in Is breaking,” upcolds when
inception.
10¢. 36c 60c and 1.00 Ilia.
Cliil‘ortl. Dexter's Sil'li Plaisteti's.
MEMORIAL DAY OHII'ANCI.
Flags Ordered Displayed imii Ibo Va-
rioul Stats Buildings.
WW. HABIORD.‘ his) il.——The fullmliflg
WWW? Acneral order has been issued from
the onion of th’o monument:
"rile recorrruee of Methods] On!
May ltd strengthens and intensities
3 our admiration sad reverence for. the
brave defenders living anOdsad. who
‘ fought for the preservation of the tin
. Ion. Althnullr the. wa'r drums of but
b'nre coated to boat and the battle
llagrr are furlod. Memorial Day with
its attendant ceremonies. or acted
. by the surviving heroes. recalls the
storm of battle, the smoke of cannon.
‘ the rifles gleaming down the rauies of
blue and gray. whleh recrunim no
North. no Southern) Elliot, no Weill. but
one united country. standing as s bul
work against foreign invasion treason
and anarchy.
"As a mark of respect. ii hi there
lore ordered that the national liar be
displayed May 30 mil at the n ate
arsenal. state armorles and Soldierp'
Home at Norutnn. at half stall from
The
.0
sunrlrteu III pl noon the Sn;
win he “lie or the rain
and remain; there Nitric! allude!
. into
M '
d I
W
woos ANDJHOOT ll.” (loam
"I have let the We 0.
Sup and about. are"
mousse receives ”out". such. or
Greenwich. BMLMI S. MJMI
Iirs. mum Watts. We
Terrace inn. Sergeant Talbot
at to the house unit found the woman' a
statement iron. The are was discov-
ered in the neuronal and was eatin-
aulslld. It was then found that three
irons la the ripper story were on lire.
Ira. Waits, in her-aialrt mamas in
the front room. sealed in a chair, oh-
ilvious us to what was going on about
her. The loss was about 0600. The
house wan plil'chastul some time ago
WARM WMINIIMS
hotel. it was said that Mrs.
told the lmrderii to leave the prom-
hwn in the afternoon Sod mantiuaea
amusihlnt was gnln‘s to happen. llr
Ilurlta rustle an examination «I the
onion and learnt that she had taken
isoa. evidently intending to mull
"I
:ultilde. Hm. . Miami wan arrests:
ast wetit cumin an assaa
upon 'n d turtle marred in tile
house ‘old. .
usw inn/K Willi snort
' ISA?! .
Nlllll RAVEN. my Owl“: llli
ills taller Sled his record of
hill on the bond of Sophie Sudanese.
whodlod flay t. after baing at It by
Yale student's automobile at Choruhll
and Chllnl Ilrull Tho "f." SS“-
operates ilta ebsulinnr. Wi Ilanr ll.
r. treat all til-in. mpoaslbil
Am. the death at then ilil
m
w
1'1"" «New Flour is boat for "”"Sam
"l malty bellows you married nu:
simply imitative i have moans." "him
the ugliness. who Ivar SI MISS! as alto
wart
‘ “No." re lied hati returns. 0
n. "r mn'ioti m inseam
its...“ the
Great. Reduc ‘; lion. Snie‘ of
Latin Suits, Chills turd
”WW _
was Suits. forum prices in. rs- uni» emu, flit. knit.
Marti! how: it’ll;
Gas on the stomach indicates that food has.
iernteuted. The ,iood' lS usually starch. ,,f
it doun’t digest. m
f°°d "“3 “9‘ P1011713? cooked. The particles of
W 510 lie rated that the di.
It {mad
gestive juices can get to iii
The remedy rs not an artificial dikestet—noS
a pro-digeél’ed food.
The remedy its to lupply the starch in him
to be digested. Then let the stomach do the work
for which it is intended
When you toast bread, you notice that it di-
goats better. You have applied more heat— '
broken up more of the starch.
But the
cooked so well as that.
Our wheat is steam- -cooked for 1: hours:
Then oilicSi separate
Then cared for 90 hours.
‘berry IS flaked so thin that the full heat of our
ovens can get to each atom. Then the flakes are
toasted, fer 30 minutes, to a heat of magma.
The result is a food that’s all food, because
it all di eats. No part will ferment to cause di-
gestiv idiéordérs'. Try it and see. ; 3, -
Mapl- -l_'lalre' rs the perfect food forthose
with weak digestions. It is the perlegt’lood for
the economical, because nous goes to waste
It Is
it Is the perlect children' stood. lice-dose
the whole wheat, wholly digestible. So
to make It delicious—to make children like
it-we boil it in pure maple swap. The rs-
suit
is, they beg for It—beg tor the [cod that
is best for them.
Don’t take a calré‘, prepared In one-
fourth the tlme. becauselt is llvocentschoaper.
TOOK A DOSE OF PARIS GREEN.
N F W
tilrl. aged thir
Paris green last night and his dead
body was found this morning in a
boat in the New lander: Marine Iron
Works.
for quite a while and it is believed.
that his
ilrown had an autopsy .
which demonstrated that death wan
suicidal.
Aeeo wrnsvso nonclrrArrr bean
, \viNs'ra'o. M __
well known me
We
call and
amass In Wire Ilive Se
is heariyia so is lists. but we capable
thought we or “an“: turn our SIIIII minimum.“
and sell at .43.” At the retina ed price
spring until rum In the Purit- work rtmhrs for
as you lrnow t our suits are strictly tailor triads
IMIIS WASHINGTON ’1'. .
“It's AI '00!"
DONI N. May 6,—Tonraao
y-eiglrt. took. it dose of
Girl had been out of work
mind was affected. Coroner
pertonnedA
l
rusr WHATTHE PEOPLE HAVE
BEEN WAITING tort .~'
A (ibdil "main V
chine at tile
will ulu- .‘lmluu Picture m
see them. wilethsr icon lat
Numeric.
Oontr and he onhvlaesd
14mm Suits. romai- titles ”firm view.
use... prior run. A .trofntm' all.
“storm suits. hmaar we. I». n “A“... mm, iii. but
I! Stilts. mum ride no: rs
«fitter. . .. I... A.
. 0' r
tout".
mies'.nnitv. from price mrrir-
“a M Ito hills roars AS! Nib-rm
”a
'9. ”.4“,
I
perfect {god for a weak stomach is
Mani-Flake. No other food in the worlds is
HARTFORD May 0.——The 8
Cburt jury was directed yeste
Judge Curtis to bring in a verm
the defendant in the ease 001M
Therrion. administrator, againstA
New Y.ork New Haven and WM
Railroad Company.
$5.000 for the death of his for!
old son. 6
falling agan
Pierce's crossing in Bristol on Jilin
23 1905. -
clure lila-
Price of
we at Stir time.
to buy or not.
A J AIIgBVIile & 3011: C0,:
33 South lisln so"... SIMS Narwrlk.
stout in lawn. tron lilo to
Norrie Corsets. Ole. SI
.‘y ”r..- . '“r' it
Will a nut m to
”mwlomm mums.
Sale lb Beth Stbteii:
lw mm was. Wand mutilate so.
i Ne‘fll'e i“ SIS iii the fill! ultra helm "W
:
KW
Then’len M
rgc. who was killed
hat. the third rail "
nil'
$1
and ion/tire limited to
a
Norwalk Chronicler