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Pocket Knife—40 Tags
Playing Cards-so 753.
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.‘I‘HE’ Veréaav" List-Ir.
That Located Oil Woodmont Not In as
had Shape as Reported.
. WA’IHINGTON May 13. ———Tbe light.-
house hoard htfs received a prelimin-
llry report on the Sperry light, of!
W_ moat, but a full report Is not ex-
, for some time vet An officer
who has recently made an examina-
tion or the light states that it is not
in such bad shape as reported and that
it 'will stand for 50 years. The, board,
however is now trying to evolve some
scheme by which the volume of sound
of the siren can be increased.“ is
proposed to tango the horn IIbIIVe the
lip-tap. so as to throw the sound more
, tow rds the open sea.
S raid the final and complete re
A " port show that cartons-lye repairs arrV
needed to the light. the boom would
make a Iccomm‘eudution to Conglt'rtl’s
at the next session. The hoaIti has :I
general lurid tor stiiailer repairs but
335 for anything above :2 .000 or s:.-I
V.
4"
$100 REWARD, 0100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at lt‘not
one dreadful disease that; clones has
been able to cure in all it as and
tint is Catarrh. Hall's Oatarrh Care
is 6 only positive cars new know
to e medical fraternity Catarrh bc-
.Villl‘lt constitutional disease requires
‘. lltVltional treatment all‘ a Ca
”'V Ira is taken internally. a ting
, tipon the blood and mu ous
' so? the system, thereby dosV
“cm: the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution an assist
“le“ titre in doing its work a pro
for elm Ora have so much faith Ito cura-
fill “posters that they one One Hun—
le‘od Dollars for any case that it falls
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
w Addreaos: F. J. CHENEY It C0.
‘ Toledo.0
DIu sis. 75c.
Sold it
”Take lion 3 alnily Pills for consti
._ CONGREGATDNAL HOME MIS-
stuns.
FITTSFIELD Mitss.,12.~IIplegatcs
dithered in this city today for the
Malinda] convention of the (‘ongre
natiohtl Home Missionary Society.
as will open in the. First Con
"gbtionni chuch this evening 'Ihe
its will last through TqursdaV
I'la the annual business meeting will
r on Thursday forenoon. The re
minds: of the time will be devoted
VIE-Milton“ and discussions on var-
‘ I Viphasea oi the work of the society,
A Vspeakors this evening Will be
_ :Sltnoon Baldwin .of New Hav-
cilia. vice president of the scotch
‘ no.3 B.‘ Gonzales, assltant supeIiIV.
_ dent in Texas and Rev. c.w.
hilltop secretary of the New York
e‘ldltslcnary Society.
' LA GRIPPE.
Milan Balm never lost a cpsc;
ItVlt run into pneumonia. nor
pxwrecltu Only thing on eatth
. N that laugh giip germ BuI
Ile and a plenty. so do notl
l’tllghc small a see, but get the l
.yhtui bottle and take half it
‘ til in water every three
suit to keep up this treat-
itully Icrrto weeks after
an itrI we: .to utterly an-
or W
. a“? W
remalnlnd skin's cause the
, e enscw'; it in haircut-ed grip.
"a flip out; wit hemorrhage ill
ym‘uifl 31f latte does every"
O
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it litOIIS.
”51min - Y" May LZ‘“
" thy. the physician of
iroeiiter. said today that
culled to the senator' at bed..
ight; and that 'he Inferred
i’lnt his patients million
Mill}. atol- Fccl or was '
. upon tor appendicitis th
[3:101 his condition scented
llih. . .....;_.. int
'. - . .
I SERMON W A COFFIN.
Preacher Wore“ His
l . Too, That Sight Might Be
ImpreIud.
PITTSBIIRG, May i:l.--~
(',0fllil clad ill the miles of the dead.
2Staff Caption Trend or the sputum”
ArmV preacher] on “After he urlh.
"Vital?“ Monday evening lot u rtIVVnV
|crow tied VViIlV denizens of the slums III
the Penn awnue buIratks. (II .III In
spectacular ptVrIquIunceVV to Hlll‘i'lt
the sinful this gathering outclassed
all previous efforts, as (‘IVpitIln ‘I‘I‘VVV‘VVI
intended it should. Prior to the gain
ering at the barracks. the Salvation
lArtuVl band followed by the lulu-Vic
iwith the Iatnbonrinen held an opt-I.
ulr amount; in llllllllillill street
Captain Trevel was (housed lll llIV
garb lIi Mllch he expects to be when
laid to his final rest. Ilc headed VIII
pIocossion led by the baud pluyting illl
.Vges Behind hitn came six Hit a cer
ling a camp on which was a lano VIII
VVer plate It entrusted It IIIIItrIIl pro
Veesslon of media/oval days. A vast
crowd followud the line to the bar-
irnlks out of curiosity, many more llllll
could find room inside the hall. 'l‘iII
Salvation Army members wore cm
blems of mourinlng. and instead or HIV
usual shouts of Joy there. was no eat.
of grief. c
After prayers d_ some dolciul
hymns, accomplish by the hoon‘itmi
of the bass drum.
stepped into his coffin to exhort his
hearers to prepare tor death.
“I stand here," he said, “represent
ing what many one of you must 80th
day pass through—Abe Valley of tht
Shadow of Death You may 80
through life without getting salvation
but there is no manner in which you
can dodge the conqueror of all——
death.
“Prepare then for tho iinal sum
maps for an Pnppcar to you tonight
so shall once and all of you some
dabee carried forth from your homes.
from your pleasures, Irom your busi-
ness, from whatever you are interest-
ed in. while your soul will wing Its
wayin company of Jesus or the devil.
Which shall It be? it Is for Vou to
say. for tonIuIIow you may be as I am
tonight, in \Olll‘ Ioflln.”
(‘aptuin Trevet said he bad man
gnrnied his somber show to Impress
on the giddy and the gov what the
future has in store for them
kbitHBI. .T
THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE
Is not entirely free from disease. 0]
the high elevations levers prevail
while on the loweI levels malaria lt'
encountered to a greater or less ex
tent according to altitude. To 0ch-
come climate affections. lassitude ma
lurla, Jsundice. biliousncss. fever and
sync. and general ability. the most of
ioctivc remedy is Electric Bitters. tht
great ultetativo and blood puIitlcr;
the antidote for every form of bodily
'weakness. nervousness and insomnia.
Sold under gnalnnloe at F. H. Buxhcl r
drug store Price 50c, "
BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
JEWETTJ‘ITY. May l3.-'l‘he nap
tist'ivlisslcnary Society oi’rthe annuals“
tion, Including all the Baptist churches
in Windham. New London” Tolland
and Middlesex aunties. are holding a
.Annyeutipu at I e First Baptist Church
In this place today. of watch VIII-ions
'1matters of interest to the organization
will be taken up and discussed. Among
the prominent speakers at the conven-
tion are Rev ilr. C. H. Spauldlug, Bos-
ton: Miss Kate M. French. Bombay.
lndlu; Mrs. McKeene and Mrs. Wright
both of New Llontion.
iDAHO REPUBLICANS FOR TAFT.
YAIILACE Idaho. May 13. —-Ropub-
Means of Idaho. In state convention
yesterday elected II delegation to the
national convention pledged to use all
phonorablo means to bring. about the
nominetioul oi Secretary Taft ior pres
cu . ‘
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Grave Clothes.
Standlnfi in u-
Cuptaim Trevet'
ROYAL m" MASUNS
m ANNUAL ssssms
”A‘—
Grand Chaplerni Connecticut
Deliberates tor the Order at
liartiord Temple
”-m. .. c... ‘9
Thu our hIIIItlt'VIl anVl Inuih :IIIIIVIIII
‘t'nIIvtVI-uiimt of tin .\iVV.VII lVixIVI-livui
Grand ('llillllt'l‘ ui‘ (‘tIIIIItvLIrIIL ll")-‘ll
Arch Magnum any. lulu gmhltluy iii
illt' Masonic temple, llnlllmd l‘IIVVIVV
\HIH a large itlllllllillli‘x‘ V.l ziVivunIV-VV
'I'IVIII lllt' forty IIIIIVIVIIVIVVIII I-iVIIIVIV-rw
Iiitl of past RI'Illlil lilylli"‘l'f«‘,
'IIIIV panning. .VII- salon VV. VVVV opt Hill III
I“; it“ b_\ Moat Exull lll (it and iii III
V’llttel l)I.. <:tmutl lk linutiaultm, oi
V‘tVIVVVIIllt. ItIIVl 'mVsIIrlnitV 1|lll"t'i':~.
Reception Ior Visitors.
’lhc l‘olloulnu Visitor» from the
"ll\(‘|l VViIiI gtunti honors: IIVVpuIV
llllll (:Inmi i‘I'IIVsI t‘lIarIIVa (‘. IIVIIII.
lrttntl Muster \‘IIIi (‘lIIIIlQ Smith,
lrund Muster lV‘IrM \'ull A. 'A. Atiu’ius.
iranti lA'NIlI‘l‘I‘ (ivorut- Mellow). I'ast
irantl High Priest tVIitIi‘gt' ii. W Stit-
rs, Grand lii‘lii't'flt'lllllllVP James
.TIIIIIIIquVIV. grand IVVIVVIVsIVIIIIIIivIV VII
‘onnectleut. lli‘lll‘ illt' ilrumi chapter of
New York: Herbert Jocelyn. past high
priest of AIVII-I'lcus chapter III New
I’urkciiy. “I A
Grand High Priest Huntington chlV
«lined the Vlistlnnuiahvd guests in
:racerul and cordial \\"(lltl‘4
Dcpniv Grand lllItlI ,I’Iitst Ilunt
misting lil‘th'i‘ll the two grand juris-
dictions
Grand chIesI-uiatlw (‘lIuIIIlVeIs al-
so spoke biicilV at [he fraIVVIIIai bonds
between the two grand botlies_
érana High Priest's Addrese.
Grand High Priest Huntington pre-
senIed his address in part as follows;
As the representatlvse of uVer sewn
thousand crnltameu of our ImiIl art.
you ate again uesembll-Vl in annual
.Vouvocntlon to review the events of
the past year anti to‘devist- plans for
be proper utIIniIIlstIIItIoVI of the III
airs of pupliular masonly lIV om jui-
stilcilon during the year to come The
IIVIIcc, harmony and ptosperity that
Invo Installed in our jIIIistliciion leaVe
no little to rcpmt except the perform-
ance of routine business. such work
Is 1 found on the trestle board I have
axecuted according to the rules anti
‘rntiitions of the‘crst't. and now lay it
below you for Inspection. If It meets
mm upplovul. I shall fool well Iccom-
peaked for my labor
During the year three of out com
punlons have passed front the. label-
uncle of earth into the celestial sanc-
tuary.
l’ast Grand High Priest John la. Hill
died at his home in Norwich. October
3. 1907. in his 67th your. He was a
member of Charity and Relief lodge,
F. and A. M., and Franklin chapter,
it; A. M.. Franklin councih R. and S.
M. and ColumhIan comntandcry. K. '1‘.
Afler serving with distinguished alIIIV
t'y V2.9. presidini dln'c‘er‘ oi nib chripffi,‘
council and commandery, ho was
elected grand scribe in 1897, and
served as grand high priest. in 1900.
He was respected and loved __l_Vym all
who khew him.
Past Grand High Priest Ann Smith
tiled in New Haven. September 29,
I907. lie was born in Norwalk in
i820. He was made a Mason in St.
iohn'a lodge, No I3. in 1853. and
Vctved as master in i857; was grand
Ienior deacon In 1805 and grand tuna
ter in 1870. He was exalted in Wash
ington chapter. No. 24. in 1854: we.
elected grand captanl oi‘ the host In
1858 and served as grand high priest
in 18“ and 1804.
Past Grand His! Priest Dwight
Waugh died in Stamford. February
I9, 1008. aged 70 years. He was rustic
made a pleasing reutnmw in which beI
referred to the cine-IV ftiilt'l’lliil boutia‘
Into. and served as master from 1801
to 1808. He was exalted In *thtcn
house chapter No 11. and served as'
will priest fur thirteen yesIs He was
a member of Washington council. No.l
0. and for many years Its thrice illus-
Iriuus master lie was knighted In
Clinton ccuInIItndeI-y. N0. 8. in 1806.
land received the Scottish rite degrees
'in the Scottlshr tp bodies of Bridge-
puII. In the blur nic grand bodies of
Connecticut. he as grand master in
18“ and 1885 fl-nud high priest in
1582 Iiiiil III.» luoet puissant grand
I. be ill in l '1),
Continuing. .‘Iu address gave a list
of the dead of other grand Jurisdic-
lions.
The names of the grand representa-
tion nppuluttd were given; also the
the derision made; the dispensations
granted .
'Iqu stand high priest recommended
the adoption by all the chum”! Of a
standard form of byVIuws. the some to
be III'IIde obligatory. reserving to each.
chapter the right. subject to approval
by the grand citupttu conlml on bl“
laws. of ilxing the time and n tuber of
convocation: and amount of fees and
titles. A liberal appr'optintion for the
Masonic home was recommended.
Continuing the address ltuvc a re-
port ol the oniclul visits of the grand
high priest to the chapters allotted to
him. lio found the chapters In good
Ilnnnelal condition and doing good
ritual work. He also visited live other
chapters in company with grand oili-
ceru VIII their ofllciul visits.
"Ten years ago our [timid chapter
(‘illtlll‘llll‘il the. centennial of its on
gunizatlon. Now at the close of the
first decade of its second century We
find that during this period the "WI!!-
lItVrship of its clnIpVIVIIV hhus increased
t ill.
on r 35 per cent. and ii corm-
VVpoIIdIug ianrovmneut has occurred
in the nIItIIIVuIth-ut. the equipment
lll'l the work of IIVVIIIl)‘ I-Vt'I'y chinpu'l
in m..- IIII'istllI-tlon.
"The win Iiil pt" lI‘,l(I'lU' that but?
IVI'V'utlt-d our llil'lillllt‘lltill during these
II VVV. It: watt: marks this “‘4 a time that
l‘tlIlItV historians \i‘lll I‘I‘t‘IVI'tl as one of
the Important punmin I-i' Masonry.
Att‘. in this period or are making. lIIVV
'i‘h; than: (lli‘lllil oi t‘on
III-Mimi in mplilit I-thI.IIclIII and VII
IIIIIIVV lI-i‘IJ‘VV lViuIiV \IVII‘ In m It
shall SIS I‘mV of IIIV- turnout-Iii If not
lanai V'i Itluml Hmpit .." ill the I‘lllliIlI'I
“(It‘lltlllllltlllfi‘ l.l\ unlit IIIVII iIIVitIrIV
..,,n III-tuition VV-VV VVIVVIIIIVV-IVI .\;.
ll haunt ll the it IIIV r‘II‘t'IVIV Vor
l' IIVAIV'II IIIV lt.l'illt .V. “tile-VIII for HIV-
Ii Til-l: lIlII .unrl cu V ,.. l‘IillIlll in with.
Illui‘lnlv. IIIVVVVIVV IV-VV VVIIIIIIVI V-m-I-V Unix
:I lmml n.’ l--nil i I'VV i I‘VVIVIIi. illl' IVIIIcVVr
Zillil 1m llllil‘lfl III I;.t”\'1:il\|il'i t-lIIIin It;
IlIIIVVIviIVVuI leVVVV-me in Unit mun)
Li‘ls of ethnicity illli hospitality
"i thank the “It Jl’. V\I'f‘lllltt‘i of the
makeup itr Nil’ll ll‘."IlNll' I'- III soccer:
.IIV llil.‘ lllli‘lliliil IV-V Inuit and pray
that Ills lilt’lfullh; Inn; I'IWV'VI‘ I‘VVII
LZIIV.‘
bud upiIIV new and lllli’l'l mono
who lilllilln'lt‘x lla .Vd ”illih'
Deputy Grand High Priest's Report.
lupin}: (II‘IIIIII limb l'l’ll‘l-ll “PINK“
.\, Kit“. “I N.I|l\‘ltll pI‘HIiVVIIliVIl llln I'I‘
l‘t‘l'l of nine I‘liilP’V IV V‘IslIV-Vi. officially
:VIVVIVIII I‘illl r \‘ltmv Inmlv: and.
thin. IV-s‘IViVV a hotnbvr III suggestions
i‘tllli‘V'illlll .; iluV' Main. NV. pr “"‘tilll‘l‘ anti
VVIItlt III the ('llallll‘l'ln
Grand King's Report,
'(ll'iillll Kin-.V l'hmicu .V\_ FIIIIIII.III:.
t'vllinsvilltu
lI- lintl nlitVlV'
tildiittl in him
9
In 1th li‘il IV'lIIVpIIIVI utt-
lli' iottmi the \‘llll:‘lil“
slilllil I‘ll,l|)ll‘l‘ pl \t' 'W \l' l'.l( W‘t'rV ‘l «in “IN ”N 'lii (th], llUll
'(IIaVVftIl .VIIItIthltIiaIVIIVlVI .l.V-:
of the grammes hospitality which butt
everywmrt- lili‘ll found and in \V‘lIIIlI
the cqupIIVIV
V’I'Il l‘lili' lI.'t\'VV titltztlv ill-illli‘ Inivtl
proIIIlnIIVI IIVIIVIVIV; tlIVVa-V In It; “1.th~
chain”. or Ii ItVioIIl ‘
Grand sci‘tue's Report._
chapters :.IV~l;lltVl to hint.
Granr' TI-caturet's Report.
ilranti ’l'I‘I-IVMII‘IV‘. Isaiah llakjr. .l!.
or lItVI'IV'IVIVE. IIIVVVVVVIVIVVII his report
IVVIVIVIIIIII'I' is“.
lit‘t‘V‘llVirl
.\
.\iny‘ ll." limi. balance on
hand ................. “53,031.25
Received III to stand tow-tie
tury ....... . ............. 2 ."it‘: .Viu
'l’otal ...... . $.V 01V. tV.
. l‘ifllltlllfi
Expenses .. .' .............. $2.451. 1::
May 12. lilll‘. buluutc on
hand :l.i.t..
Tilliil ................... 5". ”ill. 00‘
Grand Trustoea' Report.
Grand 'I‘Iustceu Reuben ll. 'l‘IIIVkVVr.
of Annuals: .IIVInVVs Galina. or Water-
.1
.
«VII the (hand (‘llillliti‘ of t'IuIItrrIicuIV
(‘Ullllll' ,
t‘.’ s
V l
It’llV‘i‘li’Il ll‘.“ Ullli‘lill V'ltIitt
l “Alla Wrong”
when the stomach is out of
order. Food disagrees. head
ts‘confused, bowels are slug-
gish, the liver torpid and the
nerves unstrung. Get: your
self together with a dose or
two of
Nature's remedy for all those
sick conditions that affect the
digestive organs. A reliable
medicine for acute indigestion,
dyspepsia, heartburn, acid
stomach, constipation and bile
ious attacks. Beechant’s Pills
act promptly, and restore
healthy tone to the organs. A
few doses, as needed, and
“Lil’s Ri ht”
In boaos with full direction 10¢. and 380.
stomach right, and pull your-ll
SUIT
NOW READY.
‘Workmanship
that is never.
ces. slighta'tl.
under any circumstan-
Styles
adnptetl to the requirements of men of
critical taste.
i’
' P '
"CBS
as low Its are usually IlVVIIIanIled else-
where for ordinary clothes. $15.00 to
026.00.
I
These garments are tlIVV products of
All‘rcd llonlIVIIIiII it (3033 expert. or-
ganization and made explussly to meet
our ilt‘i'ils.
iiIIIIcI'VIIIVVIIt-ry you can "count upon."
American Hosiery Co. Underwear,
$1.00 per garment.
JOSEPH "DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. MATTER,
FURNISHER.
85 Washington 8t., 80th Norwaiit.
,4
M. ..... .
wad accepted.
the InnIIIIiIIV-e on bylaws prepare 1
stzlntlmd form.
dipper.
. Officer: Elected.
'lltIV session _\'ittll"iil.l\
an at 2, i3. M‘VV M Hall
lull; In It t-ousIVlVrId and mini upon
'I be lollouim: I film-IV new I IV -c it’tl’.‘
titulltl High I'III .VIVVV (VI-1m
Nprwlt‘li.
lkputV" (imiul High I"Ilt-V2I«(‘IIIIIIL:
\‘ IV'IIIIIIIIIIII. itVlIlanlllI
Ali‘lrund Kim.» I: IIIVV no A.
llnll, M
lIlVII
ii: and Secretary? luau-s
nlick. llill‘lltl'tl.
‘titnlui ".‘Itwu'vi‘ l'Vr'lulI Ilillwt. .
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th'V-ilt I \‘~ \
‘Ilill‘ V'LVi “5‘“ limit! .‘VthltVI l-‘ltml‘ llil"‘a
\lt“.IiNl V.
l l
V 1. ll. ICONNOR, Mgr.
. .—.... M
I Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates 82 per day and upwards.
......... u.
”a”. ..
Sunday Drillers 75 I can
Tt-I “iii
I
it recommended that
id: l tI‘I‘lIVt'I. it l'l‘i.‘\‘t"h watt lulu-ii {or
.1 it Intmn l)t‘-
Is III‘ llllE-l'
.‘ « Range?
V-V-GET IT NOW
Hotel Mahackenio,‘
Stock untl i'VI‘III‘IA-‘ll lttinrulution 'l'lfltt.“
Gomg to Buya
as
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while we can make
prompt connections.
l’os‘lal brings repre-
sentative.
Connelticut
Company.
llllilli' ; ‘
(ll ‘tllt‘ ill‘tlt‘i til llll' l‘ltr‘V .
tiruntl Strxilat Eugene A. llnll. “I
.‘lt‘lltltll, IVIJVI-Vntt‘ti his l‘il‘li‘i'l of lllt‘
oillrlul \lblIIV IIVV bud lllfldl‘ to the .
SEASONAELE ‘
GOODS.
Garden Tools. Barrth 5. Plan ..
Launch Supplies.
of Launch Fittings.
Charles E. Dow.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
‘ Phone 667.
‘5 PRING
.Harrows. Cultivators. Paints and
‘Oils, Fishing Tackle. Boat and
Call and get New Catalogue
<1 AMUSEMENTS D-
EVERV EVENING.
MUSIC HELL
Advanced Vaudeville and Moving Pic-
turca Every Evening. ’
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees.
Change of program Monday andv
Thurs'tlay awnings.
Prices ........ 10c and 15:
Reserved seats 20c, VVhiclI can be so-
cured at the (‘lii'i'orti Drug Store
Matinee prices—5e and 10s.
Seats. ‘
HOYT'S THEATRE
MONDAY. MAY 18.
HEN MILLER
aont:
. “The Gleat DIVIde.”
Ily William Vaughn Moody.
OVER 500 TIMES IN NEW YORK.
‘V PRICES—25c. 50c, 75¢; $1.00; First
Beet
bury. and John 0. Rowland. oi' \\-’:IIV
lingt‘ord. presented their report. as fol-
lows;
May H. lINIT. balance of
“Hill ............... .- ...... $1 039. 43
Received for interest ........ VII. on
May 12, liltis. amount of l
fund V ..................... “Jimmie. V1"
Grand Secretary's Report.
Grand Secretary .IIVVnca McCormmitltV
of Meridian chapter. of Winstcd;
chuabuck chapter. oi Bristol, and J01
acph Andrews chapter. or West Haven;
The committee's report was acceptedl
No Change in Constitution. I
The proposed amendments to the
constitution providing for the up
pcih‘tmont. of IV grand lecturer and
or a twoyduys‘ session of the grand
chapter. caused much discussion.
votes. being taken the proposoctl
IV Ma‘sonln
Union tom. No. Is, in
amendments were lo 1
The committee 0 g dress of the
stand high print. a l Its report. TILOIIII .
of Hartford. presented lllh‘ report. ‘I‘ltci DAY.
following statistics were given: . Y Wall's HANDSOME PRIZES TO BE GIVEN
Exalted .............. . ...... tttV l our AWAY SATURDAY NIGHT.
Admitted and reinstated ...... 2: , . Prices—5e and 100. No higher.
—~—-— on: That pleased you ever since we put SEE THE COMEDY SHOE CONTEST
Wlthdl'llwn I. ................ ls V‘thom on. Any‘ymore rooms to he ”a. FRIDAY NIGHT-
Struck from roll N VP. il- in . ‘Dcl‘od’ I
Died """"""""""" 1“ Crockery Glassware Iiouscrurnian ’ ‘
- I“ s s '
m- V... 0...... Garden Tools. Plows.
Increase in membership ........ 275. up“... no In Cups Saucers.
'i'lrmtouai hitthi‘hv‘l‘uhm “ll" ‘ 7:90 ....... Pllstéh' rm- to v... .I‘- «Jun... u "Farming.h;m.'.
Committee on ly-Lawa. Painters' Supplies. . . .
The committee on hy-lawa. Reuben Good ready mixed Paint 3125 m Palms, Oils, Varnish.
H. Tuckegttgf Mutants: Stephen salicn.
W mm “L" wen m - WWW
Rowisy. of Hartford presented its rIVV . m“ W ‘WW ‘
port. stating It had approved by Iowa 100. Spring
Window Shades and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
—We give them. I H. Green rail-
lug Itampa. Aait for” thIhV-- .
‘I'. II. DECKER
V/
I? Washington Street.
Wall Pallets;
{We Have Designs on
000th Illirvveiit,
. Four Rows Orchestra. $1.50.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MOVING PICTURES
AND
illustrated Songs.
Matinee: Wednesday and Saturday)
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY
‘ "Get in line" and let us do youI
Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repair-
Ing now before the "rush season" is
on. . . '
Norwalk Hardware (30,
A ‘ Shop Rear It Walt It.
Now is the Time to Buy
Real Estate !.
A number of real estate bargains
may be had now before the Spring
market really opens. The wise pur-
chaser buy: early.
J. M. Layton & Co..
. incorporated
0 RAILROAD AVENUE.
Money Advanced
to all. on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
without indorser.‘
CALL AND SEE US.
Independent Loan & Security Co.
Havlllnd Bldg. Washlnzton 8t
(lice open until 7 p. to. Monday and
Saturday until 8:30.
Before purchasing an automobile
ace the new “FORD" ROADSTER.
with rumble soul, 30 inch wheels. fully
enclosed mud guards and many I
provements over previous models.
FRANKLIN JUDGE,
20 Knight 8h, Norwalk. Conn.
‘ Telephone 212.
The Soundest Form
of investment Known
Based on the Permanent/ Ownership
oiNew York Real Estate.
BOND
Shares Pay Interest.
Principal payable in Gold and Secured
by New York Realty value in
ratio of live to one.
A card will bring you our literature.
or a personal Interview.
.R. L. COBURN, General Agent,
15 SOUTH MAIN ST.
School Taxes.
can-.—
Union School District.
'I'iIe taxpayers oi the South Norwalk
Union SclImVlJIisII-lct are hereby notiV
lied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town assess-
ment list of 1507. at n meeting: of tho
district held on the llih Ila.U of .que,
liiil'i. at the Franklin school, will be
fllli‘ and payable on the tlrst day of
May. 1908. at which time I shall bo
ready to rtceive some at StillIVoII-I'ow-
t-ll‘tt drug store. 82 \‘V'ux'biiigton street.
l‘cunliy at the rate. of It per cent. It
year will be charged on and utter Juno
1. 1908.
A I". A 'I‘OIAJCS.
Collector of Town for South Norwalk
I'IIltVII School District.
Dated at South Norwulk. April 28.
1003. 1128 to .11
NOTICE.
CITY TAXES.
The taxpayers of the City _of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven and one-half (7%)
mills on the dollar, laid on the assess-
ment list of 1907.:by the Board of
Estimate and Taxation. and the street
sprinkling assessment. laid by the
Council of said city. will be due and
payable on the first day of May. 1908.
at which time I will receive the same
at my ofllce. Roch 5. United Bank
Building, 97 Washln ton street. South
Norwalk. .Penaityat the rate of nine
(9) per cent a. year from May 1.1908.
will be charged on all bills reamin-
lng unpaid altar June 1,1908
WILLIAM S. WILCOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City or
South Norwalk.
South Norwaik, April 30, 1908.
DO YOU WANT A PARTICULAR
KIND AND SIZE. OF
Screen Door
AND
Window Screen?
WE HAVE !T.
We have about 150 doors of various
styles and sizes and about 400 Win-
oow‘SEWMoII will be pretty
sure to Ilnd what you want here.
We also have In large assortment of
PORCH ROCKERS, H'AMMOCKB. RE-
ERIGERATORB, ICE CHESTS, ETC.
F. A. Mitchell,
. COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
39 IIIVIIV 8'»
'ibltonp.‘ V , . _ . ..
noawALk. sorta.
' r.
'e
“I!
I
I“
330 to jl V
PORCH ,SCREENS. LAWN SWINGS. '
70 Guaranteed .
It
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