‘aiznrRmnRA'rons
anon scnhnus
moow scannus
, M11111 hsvbsrointhe
III early in tgairison as this
., know that our
7, - . .1111 so convinced.
hauls- cults former prices 1111;
added price, .7. 98.
test Bulbs. former price 822;
'v‘prle
114010111311!
to 81.9
“h” lis'm Suits former price 830;
Ladies' 'Suils, former price 835;
duced to 822 50
”Studies.“ Suits, former price 810;
titled ‘Ito
re-
[’0-
9g former price 8211;
re.
re-
#1 :
sundt'ass m'nsw CANAAN.
rhmnwaence. Along smnw. Ridge
Entgred and needs Gillian.
Burglars operated Wary succcssfulix
in the vicinity of New Canaan Moods
I. Tho house of Mrs Bradley
l‘ch is on Smith Ridge was broken
11110, but no one. resides tliete and con
se‘qllently nothing was stolen. The
thiéves then dctermlhcd not to get left
a'd went to the home of Mrs. Coffin
fl loft is a short distance away, and
pried open a‘ window In the rear of
the,‘ house and affected their cull-anon
‘i5 “Ni wnv.
sylmust have been very quiet ta
1*: lotions. as Mrs Coffin was
, and there are also :1
e which did not make
: , burglars secured many
,, g ‘olt'g‘iieat’iv‘alue, an‘ll it Is estimut
fish” nearly $500 worth of goods
tilt en.
;The)ome of Dr Burr was next en
._ 51‘" tithe occupants of the house
.aot heart 11- sound, although the
fttbmders mode a large haul When
gin burglaries were discovered yesteru
morning, a search was made In
.r-t'hey- surrounding country, and In lots
It little distance from the scene of the
robberies many things were found
left the thieves had evidently
tilt was "not worth taking off with
1116111. -
W
» crop THAT covet-1
or It may result in pneumonia. Br-n
silian Balm is breaking up colds when
any tried. almost wi bout exception.
50c and $1.0 bottles. The
lipid." Baxter’s and Piaisted‘s "
A PINK TEA BATTLE.
We Norwalk Men Engaged In Fight
Which Covered several Blocks.
he residents of Cross street N01
m witnesed a bloody fight Mondnv
-. Two men of the town who
tightly been Induiging in pink
a disagreement which the1
tryln to settle One of the con
tant- ha a large bundle and ht.
id 11 for I whilepth‘en pick 11p
‘ walk a little ways, then
bundle .and go at it
$90lt place from the rail
tonne bend of River street
a was well 0 voccd
‘te a large anal er of
at
33
ll met} the 011151-
, pod gen 1'
' “01111 rec like it:
“P ”many and
so. i
do. ‘
s .
si use.
1139' ' atlon to
ild' wife to Chris-
@bdilding. Camp
m to Joseph tr.
filing, Center ave-
to ,Btiltta Bronson
avenue War
‘ Joni! Crawford
‘ “Wrinkle” 1.. .' 1, ti” modem FREEZERS
Mes Suits, Coats and Skirts
business We have never reduced spring suit
time, but we consideied the matter 0ch an
) ‘ W9 e to turn our suits Into money, as We used ready cash
lust a sac; cc. At the reduced price you will be able to wear 1
I 111M“ 111 the Paris work rooms for loss than the cost of labor
suits are strictly tailor made and the best in tow
. Sale In Both Stores:
51595171 Main 31.. Stamford and 33 So. Main St.. So. Norwaik
Be sure you are In the Paris store before purchasing.
“' house of. Stanley Cyprysltl was burned
- 91;. The loss Is placed at about 81.600.
oi tbioso who are trying to be
emfortablc during the' warm?
~wcather. Read over the li't and
see if you do not find something
that you will need this summer.
BLUE-1“ FLAME ~STOVES
PORCH CHAIRS
HAMMOCKS
Ladies'
818 08
Ltdiol' Skirts 82. 98, 83. 98, $4. 91
88. 98. 87. 98. 89. 98.
Ladies' Wulsts, the best and largcs.
stock in town. from title to 810.
Name .Corsets, use, 81.18, 81.98
82.48. 82.98. 83.48. -
,erlte Petticoats. 08c up.
Black Embroidered Petticoats, I‘cgl
for price 82, for 98¢.
Coats, 84.98. 87.98, 8908
. M.“ ....._......_.. .. .
aovau‘y ravens socmusm.
CHICAGO, May 13.~A dispatch it
the Tribune from ficllofoutaiue. unto
says: On tch bet-Ia of the stir aronsM
in the district by his unuumccmcn.
that the (‘ounless of War» rk would
cross the Ben from England to aid him
on the stump In this fall's campaign
C. It}. Wharton. of Kenton, Socialist
candidate for Congress, in the Eighth
Ohio district, yesterday numiunced 1111
receipt of a letter from the Duchess
of Manchester, daughter of Eugen:
Zinmmrlnun, the millionaire railroad
man' of Cincinnati, to the cffccx 1911'
she. too would stump the district for
him. The Duchess has taken up 1:11 1111
link Socialism as a fad and becnmt
interested in the Eighth district sttuu
tiou by the Countess of Warwick.
8100 REWARD. 8100.
The random oftsthis paper will b1
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreadful disease that science ha»
been able to cure in all its stages. nut?
that is Catarrh. Hall’s Calarrh Clll't
la the only positive care now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
ing a constitutional disdnse, requ ret-
n constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the bload and mucom
surfaces of the. system thereby des
fraying the foundation (if the disease
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
In: nature in doing its work. The pro
prietora have so much faith in Its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hun-
dred Dollars for any case that'lt falls
to cure. Send for list. of testimonials
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo.0
Sold by Drngglsts 75c
'I‘sko Hall‘ 11 Family Pills for constt
pntion.
BIG VERDICT FOR COAL COMPANY.
HARRISBURG PA, May 13.-—A jury
in the Dauphin county court today
gave. a verdict of 834. 814. 60 in favor
of the Cox Coal Company. of this city
against the Pennsylvania Railroad as
damages for violation of a contract in
failing to build sldlngs in Cnmbrfu
county. An appeal will be taken if a
new trial is refused. Under the Elkins
hrw the plaintiffs are entitled to three
times the amount of finding so that the
sum due to the Cox Company is 8104.1
443.80. The suit was for $300,000.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
small safe, sure and gentle little pills.
Sold by The Glitter Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
NORTHFORD HOUSE BUR‘NID.
NORTHFORD,Conn..May13.—Tho
to the ground yesterda'. Along with
the other contents of t 9 house were
lost $35 in money and two gold watch
with small insurance. The hrs started
from the chimneyM in the upper part
of the dvieilihg Mn Cypryski works
In Wulll 0rd and did not learn of the
itch until 11 returned home last night.
Orinosimative Fruit Byron is best
for 11an and children. Its mild ac
tics and pleasant taste makes it pre-
fer file to violent butsatives, such all
pill tabloid; etc. Get the’ booklet and
axc‘Lusivs HAT srvus.
ty Duct-val the Credit.
The-following is part of a paragraph
, whichtnppeared in an editorial on the
bat trade situation in the last issue of
the American Hatter:
While encb‘of the lines has its own
showing of something texclut-lvu In
style and which. of course, is iculouaiy
guarded—~nlthougl1 it freqnvutly imp‘
polls that the “exclusive" :tli'lt' 11‘ one
manufacturer is numbered .111. on 1 1
equally exclusive designs of u numb. .
of others '
These, lines socm to have «mild
considerable comment In \'.’Il'lt)lls quur
tern of’ the trade, and thr- inllm 1'1 11.
used In u very gencrni any, ha: in 1-.1
tnhcn exception to. It is a fact. not
difficult to explain. that freqncutly 2
or more manufacturers of hats Will
11111-11 simultaneously conceive u how
sub- cach in its general Iinca, iden-
llifll.‘ The expla atlon is not hard to
such when It I borne I11 mind that
there is at all times a general style
iondcucy toward one certain direction,
and it is quite natural that among the
1mm Ilithilllt'llt who are all closely fol-
lowing the (curse of vogue sevornl
will originate hats of 11 similar design
about the some. llmc.
blurb of thew manufacturers, know-
lop his style to have been original
with himself. will. so far as possible.
prwent it from becoming cmmnon
pioperiy. Thus it will be realized that.
:1 number of manufacturers may each
guard 11 certain shape as exclusive,
wbcrc'ns. as smaller of fact. It may
be generally shown in various otlicr
llllt‘h.
llviailcts llowaycr llllihli not allow
this condition to confuse their judg-
ment when they are offered novelties
It frequently happens that one 1111111111
facturcr wlll design :1 clevl-r shape
that is radically new and that is ab-
nolutcly cxcluslvcflwlth himself, it I".
usually the cusc in such illNlIiflt't‘R.
that the snmmolcut buyn fails to up.
meal at:- thc oppoitunity ubixb 1108 in
such on intimation and «ill pa a if
.uolhcr rctnllu shit to the possibil-
ities in the I'XI‘lll“l'-'I' Mylo R'mwu.
will at once Italian its worth and iflki'
full advautnac of it.
A umulifuclut'rr “ho lll'lilkfi out :1
successful novt-lty film In exclusive
with his line Ilt'm‘t'tl'h all the (will
which hp receives for his man and the
retailer who uppro-viutcn Illu Him" 01
the Imvclty-w-which, of con’rsc in 11b
:Itllufcly; coutltlcd Io Illc (-nslom- 1'11 of
‘hc llilllllllili‘illl‘i'l' (limitiilllll ft 1'1'
ccivcs all the bum-ill accruing “-0211
his recognition of the "mind thing" 11::
Ills reward. 1.‘
«.1... «.1 “loan”.
CAS‘TOR 1A
For Infants and Children.
flu flint You lint Always Bought
Bears the, M. a, :1"
signature of
000 STONE CUTTERS STRIKE
Ql' INCI, Mann. .\ia_1 it.»»Nino
hundred stone cuttt't‘s employed In lo-
cal granite quarries went on ttrikn to-
day in an effort to 11111111111 ;I' demand
of tlw local union» that the members
of the Manufactnrl-ta‘ Association run
.hclr quarricu 1111 the closed shop plan.
All the large quuvlc-a tn the city “‘1'11
affectr-d by the Ht'lkc,
smaller plucrs bad harm d to the 111'-
muuds and the turn wt'l‘u ul “omit
IT REACHED THE SPOT.
Mr. H. ilumphycy. who owns a Iurpv'
zenernl store 11¢ Omega. 0.. and Is
omnidcut of the Adams (foamy Tell»
DhDIlt‘ (‘11.. us cIl as of the Home
Telephone (711., of Pike County. (1..
says of Dr. King's New Illncnvcry
."lt suvcd my life once. At 11-11511
think it did. It sx‘t‘tlit‘tl to reach the
spotwthc very seat of my cough~
when everything clue lulled," Dr
King's New Discovery not only reach
cs the cough spot; If heals the sore
spots and the weak spots in throat
lungs and chest. ‘ Sold under gnuruu
fee at F. ii, Baxter's drug store. 5011
and 81.00. Trial bottles free. “
EDWARD FOOTE THOMPSON.
NEW HAVEN. May .H.~I12dwnrd
Poole Thompson (1ch at his home in
East Haven, yesterday after a short
sickness from heart trouble, at the age
of 51. Mr. Thompson was-u member
of the state legislature 111 I890, an as-
sessor of East Haven for many years.
and a county commissioner of New
Haven county for the past eight ycnrs.
He leaves 11 wife and two daughters.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case:
never let it. run into pncmuonia. nor
left a. grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but get th
50c or 81.00 bottle and takehulf
teaspoonful in water every three
hours. 39 sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly an~
nlhliato every germ In every great or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the.
evil after effects; it is halfcured grip.
If the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops
RIDGEBURW WOMAN FOUND DEAD
DANBURY. May lt.—Mrs. Bridget
Dugherty Lewis. scveuty- four, was
found dead, fsce downwmd and fully
dressed on the flood of her bedroom.
in her little home. in Ridgehury, a re-
mote country district. yesterday morn-
ing. She lived alone, and had no
known relatives. Apopl'exy was prob-
ably the cause of death.
Mr. John Ribs. of Vining, 111., says:
“i have been selling DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills for about a year
and they give better satisfaction than
any pill i ever sold. " Sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmady and Thp Bridge Phar-
Insult.
MURDER TRIAL GOES OVER.
BRIDGEPORT. May lt.——'l‘he mun
der trial of Michael Milticos. of Hunt-
Ington. charged with killing Frank Ol-
tnaky, has 30119 over until the dent
term of the superior court as the do
some! at Pimsteds Dru 8tot'l and
this smart; ' '
«use was not ready.
."conssrrvartou or nesouhc‘aa’.
by slighlfugly while his morc vi; Iluct ,
but many of the
~11:
--—--1—
Manufacturer Who Brings Out Novsl- Gathering of Gourde" "a prom".
ent Citizen: at the White House.
WAIIIINGTON, 0 May llI~—'l‘he
White House was the scene today of
‘tho assemblage of many of the most
distinguished figures in the. political
and pm industrial life of the nation
it was perhaps, one of the most nota-
hlc 11111110110910 that has ever met to
consider a great public question in
that historic aisnsion.
The act union was the conference
l’ll 111111.: ' Roosevelt with the 50V
runs of 111.111,. all of the states and
li'l'i'litll‘L-‘i to consider the broad ques-
fits" of rolIf-‘t-I‘vutlnn of the country's
natural resources. The conference
all! 1111111111111: through Friday.
Thu 111111 who know how the natural
resouncs of the country have been.
truatcdy-rtbo captains of industry who
have dcllitit with the resources and 0x-
[Mll'is who have studied the conditions
-—-fold of the nation's prodigulity in
the exploitation and consumption of
its natural «sources.
Representing the government was
the president of the United States.
lilo vice-president, the cabinet, justl-
l cos of the United States supreme court
and Installers of both houses of con
grass The states wmc rcpresentcd
by tluir chic! executives and the con
forces tipptlllllt‘d by thcm The indus-
tries wcre represented by Andrew Cnr
ncgic, the Iron Inhaler; James .I, llfll,
the gcnious of railway cxpansion;
John Mitchell, flu- labor lender, and
Dr. I. C. White, state geologist of Wcst
Virginia, and perhaps the Icadhig ex-
port on coal In the l‘ultcd States. The
up clally invited Kllyrlld included three
Dc 1ocrutic presidential candidatcs~
W. .l. llrynn, Judge (ioorgc (lrny. oi
Dvlawurc, and (lovcrunr .l. A. John-
son, of Mltmcsota.
The subjects to bc considered in'
«111111: tho use and conrcrvntlon of min
oral I'r-snm‘ccs. l'l"~tliiit‘l"5 of the land
and resources of the waters.
l The confcrcncc is the outgrown of
th r cotutntmdatlm of the inland 1v.1~
I terwhytl touvcutlml to Provident
RIXISPVI'H, tlw supncstlon naming
ulttt 1221,- prvsldv'ai 1: tutbua-iztutit- ap~
»lrlu‘vill. l 2111 |‘ l‘l‘v‘sltll‘nl Rtltlils‘ti'll
mudc publh a 11-111 1' inviting tin- 11m“
crnorcl of thc mu as in mood thc c1111-
irt':ncc in this mznnmnicniimt tho
president,tit-clanll illut tin :c was no
tullll'l‘ tittr'vilnil up". in :1x'cllwtllltirllltlf
wounl :tl'mlly “lib litr' conservation
(1' tho cmmu‘y“;1 natural 1111101111 cs.
Lililt; ll'it‘ll' ’io n 1 Inch 11111-11 illv c1111-
irl‘rucu v.11.» (‘iillt'fl In unit-r In tho Ins
'Iltius fllrit mom in the White lltmst'
l)_V\l'l‘l't(lllt'lll ilaw'l‘ll. those who
“it'll part 111 lb" arml ,Izulllt'l'lllx hr. 111111
to nt'rtvc. 'lbc 11111111 r1 two was upon-
1d by the prcstclrnz with an address
.1111 "i't’iih. rvatlim m. a National lluly, '
'l‘llc [normal at tho 1191- intludwi :uiv
tlmat'rl by Amino t‘m‘cgiv no "lives
.1111! itllului Mtnw‘alr." and by 111' l.
H. Whiit'. on 'Miln-I'al ‘l‘ucls" John
Mitchell, i‘m'lucr [ll'I‘t‘lllt 11‘. 1" the in
ilctl Minn \\’otl.1r.~ of amt-rim, i1'11
tlu- gem-1:11 IlthILNIIm 1111 coal 1.1.11
lllt' '
million a 1151.11.11 tlll’t‘l t‘ilililiimllltlii
time the stomm b, ntlmitintc the tin-1
ammmc «Ilurwinn and nlll’wlllu and
0de pussndl'n «1f the bowels. Ask your
drugglst for thctu 2513111111 11 box
OLDEBT GRAND COUNCIL
WORLD.
Royal and Select Council of Masons of
Connectncut Has That Honor.
liARTl-‘tllill. May 141' ~At Masonic
Tcmph- 11'slol'tlity‘ has held thc nix;-
teenth uuutmi itsaemblv of tin» 11.1.1
puts-suit! grand council of Ritual :1111
Select bin: 11 rs of t‘ouuvvticul. (5111: 1.
Master tlcm-cl- 1-2. .‘Iclius. of llll'ii’n
port, prowling. The other 1's of l‘rm 1.
lift (‘tllim'lt of Norwich, ('ottii 11311! the
royal 111111.11 1- demon on Lieutenant
(ltn‘vt‘litll‘ l..Il\'t‘ in his zuitll't'ru 1311
grand 111119111 called"nth-11111111 to 11;.
fact that 1111- grand council of I‘m.
nocticnt is ”w oltlont in the war?!
with n imiubcrahlp that mounds 11:1
olhcr iurimiiciinun in proportion I'I
the 110,1 til Arch Masons therein
lie I'vcolnnwmlui 1hr uppohunuut
of :1 cummtltw on ritual cum-11111111: 111
the four 11111111 puissant masters and
the acting grand master. to whom all
ducsfluus of the 11111:“ shall be H"
flawed. The report of Grand ‘l‘t‘cnsun
er linker, of this city, showed a llfll'
ancc In the 1rcasury of 81.093.1115
Al the nr'sdltlll lostrrduy afternoon
the iollouiug nfllcoxs \vcrc clcctml'
IN
Most I'plssanf tlralul Mason-whim
ilhen i’. (lmdwll. WinslMl
lit-put) 1’. ti kiwi). .I. i‘oulcy. 111;"
ldcn. .
Thrice Illustrious (l. .\i.~~'l‘l111u:n;
Morgan. llltl‘ilm'tl. .~ fr" .
illustrious Principal Conductor of
Workctllfvcr i). S. Narrows. New
London.
(lrund 'l‘rcunurcr«Isaiah Ilakcr. .lI‘..
Hartford.
(lranti Iterot'dct-«Jahtes
mick. Hartford.
Grand t‘uptaln of Guard.
Stihdorlnud. llnnbury.
Grand Conductor~llurton ll. Strict;
land, New Haven.
I UAB'PORI
A.
3.... a. Elia flint in but than 801,211
Sign”
df
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES' BROTHER-
HOOD. .
BOSTON. May lie—Tho dclcgutos to
the International Brotherhood of null-
Wlll‘ Ellllllilycca' annual convention met
for today‘s session. expecting to cit-ct
ofiiccrs. candidates having already
been nominated but it was thought
possible that tho roccedlugs might be
again delayed 11.81111 the case vester-
ay.
llict‘or-
Phillip - N.
.-
lnsist upon DeWitt's Witch tinsel
sa‘lve. It is especially good for plies.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
“Was be sound asleep?"
was half as much sleep as
was."——-Houston Post.‘
“If there
sound, he
SPRING
Weak Little Boys
maybwotnc has strong men.
Some of theatreng men got to-
day were sickly boys years
ago. Many of them received
dent’s Emulsion
at their motlm’s lines This '
had a power in It that changed
them from weak. delicate»
boys into thong. robust boys.
Ithartlwmpowuto
‘glrband when:
out of SCfiTSu‘d EMUISIO
Ii Mat/NM!" grow. 1 t 1
All Drusilla; ”a. and 81.00.
L
M. P D. C. E. UNION.
PITTSIIII Ill} Pin. May Ill. -'Ihe M1
ttcuth mutual convention of the Meth-
odist Pillltrlllilli lhynominntlonnlt brls~
tlnn Endeavor Union was formally con- .
vent-1i herp today. About 300' (Icic-
gatca ftom aliparts of the country me
In uttcrldunce. The morning session
was occupied with addresses on "The
(.lt'itanlzcd Society." This afternoon
the delegates will go sightseeing,
r
THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE .
is not entirely free from disease. on
the blah elevations fevers prevail,
while on the lower levels malaria in
oncouutw-rml to a grcutcr or loss on
ictlt, awarding to altitude. To t)Vt‘l‘-
come climate affections. Iassltudc. ma-
laria. jaundice. billousucra. favor and
none. and normal ability-tho moat cf-
Icctlvc remedy is Electric lilttci's. ill"
uront nitcmtivo and blood purifier;
the antidote for 1'1'rr1‘ form of bodily
weakness. ncvvouaucm and insomnia.
Rubi under guur'lutt-v at P. if. llaxtcr‘s
cutouts; 13m
”8 [LENNY .\ gm 1' Int it
4 hi ebm- icr‘l [No-1411f“ med
. l'tlln 1'1 Had It’ll-111 11m :11
‘ l>Ir511~:1-l lllwc F‘ltaut
“1.. am ails-v I'm of "yarn-
It 1 Hi:- “EM
1ln'1 11111111; 1'. Haste.
1m arr-111%.“: Inf tl'1\11."tiit
-' Silill BY MW MS I liiltltlli Ri
Hotel Mahackemo.
1, a. canyon, Mgr,
Bcrvll'u and (“1111111111 "11 lo liaitl.
Rates. 82 per day and upwards.
Stock and fit-1111111 infra-11111111111 ‘i‘icia 1'
’......
Sunday flamers 75 (cuts.
Tel 11111
SEASONABLE
=
GOODS.
Garden Tools, Barrows, l’lows,
Ilarrows. Cultivators. Paints and
Oils, Fishing Tackle. Boat and
launch Supplies.
Call and get New (‘ ataloguc.
of Launch Fittings.
ChariesEDow,
HARDWARE.
112 wasumorou STREET.
Phone 667.
WallPapen.
We Have Designs on
' Your Walls
That pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more rooms to on par
pared? .
Crockery. Glassware. llousci’urnisb
Ing Goods.
Japanese. China is Cups, Saucers,
Plates. etc.
Painters' Supplies.
Good readyynixed Paint 81. 85 pet"
gallon. ~
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
100. '1.
Window ghadea and Picture Frames
made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
--Wo give line 8. (H. Green Trad
lng Outage. Ask for them.—
Ir munitions liraat/
Baxter“ a thug store.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELO.
SOil'i‘Ii \t'lflLlJt‘LEE'i‘, Mass, May
it.‘——Stcmncr Adriatic from Southamb.
ton. (‘hcrlmurg and Quccns‘town for"
New York. was .. '50 miles cast of Saw
dy llook lightship at. I 11.111. Dock on
Friday umrniug. '
Nit‘W YOIIK May It —-Arrived: Sit
Friedrich
anlcs. Etrurlu,
Quccnstown.
——-————-———r-
VALUED SAME AS GOLD.
B. (1. Stewart. a merchant of Cedar
View. Miss. says: "I tell my custom-
ers when they buy a box of Dr. King‘s
New Life Pills they get the worth of
ltbat much gold In weight, If afflicted
with constipation. malaria or billions |
noss.‘ Sold uudcr gunranteo at 19.11
250.
SUITS
NOW READY.
Workmanship
that Is ncvor,
ccs. slightcd.
under any circumstan-
Styles
Iltlilllif‘tl to lilo rcquirctucnts of Int-11 of
critical tunic.
Prices
as low as are usually demanded else-
where for ordinary clothcs. $15.00 to
$25.00.
These garments are the products of
Mind llcujzuuin & Co‘s export or-
ganization and 111111111 expressly to meet
our noi'ds.
Haberdashery you can '.‘count upon."
American .liosicry Co. Umlerwcar,
$1.00 per garment.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
South Norwalk.
NT}
85. Washington 31..
Going to Buy a
as
Range?
GET IT NOW
while we can make
prompt connections.
Postal brings repre-
sentativc.
Connecticut
Company.
unnusrummu
\EVERY Evsuma.
MUSIC HELL.
Advanced Vaudeville and Moving Pic-
: tut-ea Every Evening.
Wednesday and Saturda
Change of program
Thursday evenings
Prices ........... ......10cand15¢
Reserved seats 201:. which can be so-
cured at the Clifford Drug Store.
Matinee prices—5c and 10c.
Seats.
HOYT'S THEATRE
MONDAY. MAY 18.
HENRY MILLER
Protects
“The Great Divide.”
By William Vaughn Moody.
OVER 500 TIMESJN NEW YORK.
PRICES—25c, 50c, 75s. $1.00; First
Four Rows Orchestra. 81.50,
The- box office opened this morning
for sole of seats for The Great
Divide and from all Indications the
company will do a satisfactory busi-
ness.
svsnv nvaumo rms wssK'.
MOVING PICTURES
AND
Illustrated Songs.
Matinee. Wednesday yana Saturday.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY
DAY.
HANDSOME PRIZESI TO BE GIVEN
AWAY OATURD'AY NIGHT.
Prison—511 and 108. No hl her.
Matinees.
ondsy and
. , 8E! THIC‘O
, Norm-lit. ,_ , J, '
av anon 0 avast
1 r ”T .
(101 (1111ch from Genoa and market really open
from Liverpool and charger buys early.
. Office open until 7 p n1.
:30
Nowls theTi e to Buy
Real E tate !
A number of real estate bargains
may be had now b fore the Spring
The wise pur-
llwul'vo “d
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
Money Advanced
to all, on their hous'phold furniture.
pianos and other no
Saturday until
n automobile
see the new “FO ROADSTER,
with rumble scat 3| inch wheels, fully
enclosed mud gun ds and many im-
provements ovdr rcvious models.
FRANKL JUDGE,
.20 Knight at. Norwalk, Conn.
Telep one 212.
The Some. ‘15...."
of nvesfment Known
Based on th Permanent Ownership
of New York Real Estate.
BOND % Guaranteed
Shares Pay interest.
Principal payable in Gold and Secured
by New York Realty value in
ratio of five to one.
A card will bring you our literature,
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent,
16 SOUTH MAIN ST. ‘
School Taxes.
Union School District.
The tnxpuyrp's of the South Norwuik
l'niml School District arc hereby noti-
ticd that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar. lntcl on the town assess-
ment list of 19117. at 11 meeting of the
district held (111 the inn day of June,
1110?. at the Franklin school. will be
due and payable on the first day of
May, 1908. at which time I shall be
ready to receive some at Stillson-l’ow-
cll‘s drug store, 53 Washington strcct.
l’cnalt.) at the mi 0 of 9 per cent.
your will be churn-d on and slim June
l 1908.
Before purchasln
11‘. A.,'I‘OI.LI'ZS.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwnik
l'uiou School District.
Dated at. South Norwnlk. April 28,
max. 0.28 to )1
1,] NOTICE.
cm. TAXES.
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalk are hereby notlflcd that the
city tax of seven and one-half (71/3)
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 office. Room 5. United Bank
Building, 97 Washington street. South
Norwalk. Penalty at the rate. of nine
(91 per cent. a year from May 1, 1908,
will be charged on all bills remnin~
lug unpaid after June 1, 1908.
WILLIAM S. WILCOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City at
South Norwalk. ,
South Norwalk, April 30, 1908.
1130 t0'jl
1.
DO YOU1WANT A PARTICULAR
KIND AND SIZE OF
Screen Door
AND
Window Screen “P
' WE HAVE 11'.
We have about 150 doors of various
styles and sizes and about 400 Win-
dow Screens, 80 youwill be.pretty
sure to find what you want here.
We also have a large assortment o!
PORCH SCREENS. LAWN SWINGO,
PORCH ROCKERS. HAMMOOKS. RE-
FRIGERATORS. ICE cl-IEOTS,.ETC.
F A. Mitchell,
con. vs LLJINp mot-1 srneere.
smut. cosh.
O
I' .
Norwalk Chronicler