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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and viclnlt;y Showers
tonight. Saturday showers and war-n1
er, followed by clearing. Tire distu-r
bones that was central in Nebraska,
yesterday morning, has moved slowly
northeastward. and is now central
near St. Paul Minn. it is mounting
chudy and rainy weather from the 11p
per Mississippi Valley eastward to the
coast. The temperature continues low
in the. northern sections Light frost
was reported from Norihlleld Vt. Con
dltions favor for this vicinity cloudy
and unsettled Weather with light local
showers and slightly higher tempera.
ture.
Read the money saving offers in the
adv. of h Golden.
Read about the bleached willow
furniture in the I). M. Read adv.
—C. & K. Spring Hats. O’Brien.
The members ot the Trinity Men's
Club are planning to hold a dance in
the near future.
Mail Currier John “only. of the Not"
Walk post ofllce, is enjoying a few
days’ vacation irun his duties. r
--Asparagus 26c hunch. F.l).L. & Co.
Superintendent Ci M. Kaltwasaer, of
the local division 0! the Connecticut.
Company, is'on a business trip to New
llaven today.
. A great halt~price nrllllnery sale is
now in progress at H. Krleger & Co's.
It will pay you to look it over before
purchasing elsewhere.
-—Speclal for Saturn! Mon:
yds. Remnants Wash Goods.
Slnith & Co.
Adams Brothers horse stepped on a
null this morning in Wall street, and
a hammer had to be secured and tho
rrzril pulled from the animal's hoot
A. 13‘." ‘(lrogoryn of Crnnlnrry. has
awarded the contract to build a burn
on his place to A. W. l’atchcn. ol‘
Poplar Plains. The work will be
started in the near futigre.
———Wc will place on sale this Satur-
day, 1000 thin blown Tumblers, ltl
beautifully engraved pattcr‘ns, 3 for
101; reg g. {we each. 11. Germain Co.
leorge Matthew Skene. of Norwalk,
has nrndo application for admission to
the li‘airileld county bar, and the assoc-
iation will hold a meeting on Friday,
May 29, to decide on applicants. -
Mrs. Harry A. Vail and sister. Miss
Lydia F. Ireland, of llroad River. re-
turned home yesterday afternoon from
a few days' visit with relatives and
friends in Brooklyn and New York
2000
M. S.
city. 1
—-Baseball tomorrow. Amusement
Park. Norwalks vs. West Ends, 01'
Bridgeport.
John Neugebnner, of South Norwalk,
is one of the delegates as well as sec-
ond grand vice-president who will al.-
tend the grand lodge session or the
Sons of Hermann, in Meriden, next
Sunday.
Tuesday and Wednesday were the
first big days 0! the season for the lo~’
cal soda water trade. The drug stores
and other dispensarles did a. larue'busl-
ncss, starting off the season with good
prospects.
*New ldea Fashions for June now
on sale at MS. Smith it Co.'s.
The annual luncheon of Fannie A
Smith‘s F‘roeiiel Kindergarten. in
Bridgeport, will» be held tomorrow at
12 o'clock. .~A number. of Norwalk
young ladies are graduates of this kin.
dergarten.
By orders from the adjuinnt gener-
al’s omce. the Second infantry and
the, First Separate company, of New
Haven. are designated for ten days'
duty, July ii to 15, inclusive, at Pelts
Mills. New York.
~Umbrellas, Umbrellas. O'Brien.
The. divorce suit of Borhala Boldlzar
nenlnst her husband John, was to
have come up today before the Super-
ior court in Bridgeport, but has now
gone over until later, in the tertn, prob
ably until June.
Francis D. Austin. who has been em-
ployed for woman; in the oillce of
the Norwalk Securities Corporation.
llu.“ resigned his position and will take
one in the insurance office of Harry
W Merrill, of Will] street. Norwnlk.
Ernest Gregory. whose voice leit
him several weeks ago. is yet unable
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'Wear Shoes That Fit.
is Your Boat”
"- not, call on
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
and set a. Policy.
74 Washington at.
BAXTER'S
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for Pimples. Postulos,
Tether or Bait Rheum, Blotchos. Tum-
ors, Bails. Ringworms, Ulcers, Scrofu
in and Blood Discuss.
75c BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '5
Launch Works.
Boat Frames let up and nodgto
Aull kinda of repair work.
Tel. 1652.
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Pain 1. Narwallr
You can buy overalls at cost at W.
ll. Selleck's. ’l‘lre adv. will give you
the price.
if the weather is not stormy tonight
the South Norwalk Fire Department
will hold its proposed practice
——Latest Spring Caps. 0‘ iirlen.
Thomas E. Gregory started a force
of men at work this morning on the
contract of the roads in his district.
The Siamiold baseball team will
meet the Murray Hills at chlcr' s
liill. in Stamford, Sunday afternoon.
——-iiusehull tomorrow, Amusement
Park. Norwalks vs.
Bridgeport.
Mr. Crewe‘s Career. 11 new novel by
Winston Churchill author of (‘ onlston.
81.15 at W. P Beers' boor stores.
Albert Malkln and Mttlcolm Skcnc,
both of Norwalk. were initialed into
the Knights of King Ar',tlrur at Grace
Church, last evening.
<—0ld Grist Mill Pet llog illccd lite
pkg. F l) Lawton & Co.
The South Norwalk Launch (‘luh
will go into commission next Week.
The club held a meeting last night and
discussed various matters of interest
to the members. Four candidates for
membership were aceptcd and ar-
mngcments were made to put out the
stakes at the. club iloat.
‘Nonr
is THE our ran
3 our
Shoes
An examination of our SPRING
STYLES will show you the
proper thing for Summer.
Phone 542-2.
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WOOD ASHES
Potash. lime. and phosphoric acid
are contained in Hardwood Ashes in
desirable torn-1. for plant growth. and
ashes have been well named “Nature's
Plant Food." But they are really
more than a simple plant food. bo-
cause. in addition to their fertilizing
properties. they act as a solvent of
the soil. and form combinations that
enhance the value of latent plant food
already in the soil. The plant food
contained in Hardwood Ashes gives a
direct and prompt result, while the
Insured Against Fire? 1'
Launches of all sizes built to order '
West Ends, of
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SPRING SUIT ?
$12. $15 or $20?”
If you plan to spend less than usual for your .
Spring Suit the wisest thing you can do is to see our
lines of Spring Suits before you decide how much to
spend.
We Ean save you money, we know; and can give
you a better Suit far less money than anywhere else
in town; maybe you can make $12 do the work of
$15; only see the Suits here before you spend your
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Suit money.
All the new Spring colors—brown, blue, gray,
olive and tan. in plain and stripe ctl'ccts; all the new
Varsity models, in extreme and conservative cuts,
priced from Sm to $20. and up to $25.
The best Hats and Furnishings in town at rea-
sonable prices are here.
14 South Main Street.
BONNIE ”(mt-11‘: FEED will i‘ost you 333 ion.
general purpose feed in tho w.oriil
plains with torn. outs and barley as a basis and around fresh ouch
that)
‘ccd it dry less inrnniltv
money and at sulne time make vour horses look in (let and uork
lllll‘tltlt‘
llorrrllc llor'sc l'cvd \V’Jll More This.
HOME GROUND FEEDS.
Oats cast from 840 to $45 per ton according to grndo.
llowlvo rs Iw rilllzcrs
For lrithl.(1.ll‘iltll and l‘ lilll
V’ v” ‘
III-IIII-lI-I.
Telephone Call 6324.
it in the best
It is made of the choicest
than you would unis ~antl 11am
Tl‘y ll.
Buy Oats That. Clean
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL
MR. CREWE’S CAREER. __
By the Author of
$1.15
William P. Béers’
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
as WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
"Ctrhisltm,"
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Porgies and Steak Cod
10c per Pound.
Roe Shad. Mackerel. Weaktish. and All Other Kinds
' of Fish.
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
LOBSTERS.
Electric
Laundry Irons
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we WILL PUT THESE moss
our on 10 DAYS' TRIAL WITH-
our CHARGE.
LET US LEAVE ONE AT YOUR
HOME.
The Reed & Voik
El ((111 00.,
Tel. 35—4. 36 Washington St.
action on the soil shows permanentrc-
suits. Pieces of land where ashes
have been liberally supplied have
shown the effect for years after.
FOR SALE BY THE BARREL AT
149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co:
it. i Y ‘E i Y
to week. Mr. Ore ory stll attends his.
duties in the to cities of Hurlhuttr
and Davis The physicians are at a
loss to account for the loss of speech
which has occurred three or tour tit'n~
us before. 011 soot. of the previous
occasions he voice has returned as'
quickly as it went. ‘
—liasoball tomorrow. Amusement
Park. Norwalks vs. West Ends. of
Bridgeport.
Saturday2 Chocolates,
Strilson-l’owrilcvoorporauon.
Saturday Sale of Sheet
Music, 100 a Copy.”
Village Belles Barn Dance. Some
body That You Know and i Knew Too.
Tipperary. l‘m Tying the Leaves so
They Won’t Come Dowu. Top 0' the
Mornln’ Bridget McCue, Rain in the
Face. and 1110 others.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE.
10 North Main 51.. Booth Norwailc
Prelim M Mr Ito. Agent for A. o. Ipsldlnn’o
Omduiidlyapu. . Norriolk. _, ., , ”cobalt and Sporting Goedl.
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4. y. .r to 11
ill built“ «its... at.
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Deposits over
Norwalk, Savings Society,"
44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
lNCORPORATED 1849.
DIRECTORS.
GEORGE M. HOLMES
STEPHEN
H.'HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLS
FLOYD 'r.
RUSCOE
So- Norwalk Trust Co.
Pays 4 Per. Cent.
and safeguards your money with all the liege! protection of a
Connecticut Mutual Savings Bank and the
additionalprotediioaof its capital . stock.
$3,525,000.00
WILLIAM A. cunris
moses H. oLovsa
strs c. oases
HENRY F‘.‘ cousaunu
, of the total rrrortality..
”Mill 8
200 But.
APOLLO CHOOOLATES, always
fresh and or superior quality to any
other candy. no matter who makes it
Or what's its price. Always glad to
prove it with free samples. in lexoo
at 30c. 40c. 60c.00¢ Ind 01. 50.
PURE SUGAR MINTS, made from
pure sugar; finest flavors and harmless
colors. Special. 19c Pound.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Call. 15-2.
All Good- Delivered Free oi Charge.
rooAv IN WALL STREET
WALl. STREET 10:10 a m.-—'l‘he
active dealings in stocks at the open-
ing were in mixed price changes i‘roni
yesterday, but the gains largely pro
dominated over the losses. Louisville
anti Nrislrivlle, St. Louis and San Fran-
clsco 2nd pill, and Uutalr Copper rose
1. and Kansas City Southern, Ameri-
can Sugar and People's Gas large true.
tions,
WALL STREET. ll a~ m.»Secon‘
dnry prices were lower. the market giv-
ing way under pressure on the Hill
and llarrlrnan stocks. The losses
then incurred Were restored when the
large pnrrhiiscs of Reading. American
Stitching and other specialties began.
Business on.» active and widely diu-
tribirlcd. .
WALl. STREET. rroorr.-1‘rndlng be
came quieter and the proiit taking
aalcs gave the market an irregular
tone. Sumo individual stocks made
sharp advances. llonds Were very ir
regular.
WMJ. S’l‘ltEE’l‘. l p m---l’riccs di-
clincd sharply on large offerings of
the speculative l'avorillrr. The Hill
stocks were the leaders in the decline.
NEW YORK. May lbw-Tho National
(‘liy [innit today announced an cottage
lllt'lll or Sinnonuo gold for export to
Paris This makes the total cummi-
nroms for 1111' present movement 820.
21311.net».
VREELANO ElLL lN SENATE.
Amended in Committee to include Por-
tion oi Aldrich Bill.
\\‘ASill.\'i:'l‘(‘).\'. May l5.«'l‘l1c scu-
ntt- committee on iinuucc urel today
and \olcd unanimously lo amend the
Vroolanii currency bill passed by the
house \‘csrcrday b_\ striking out overv-
lhlng alter the enacting clause and In.
scrling the provisions of tho Aldrich
bill as passed by the Scuttle. and it
was immediately reported to the Son-
Hiti'll‘i Mr. Aldrich 'l‘hc Aldrli‘lr bill
was amended. however. by lho elim-
luailon of Sections 5 and ii. the for-
mer living the Johnson reserve tea.
lure and the latter the th‘ollclte pro-
vision prohibiting a national bank
from loaning money to a corporation
or investing money in stock of a cor-
poration the tilll‘crn or directors of
which are 0mm" or directors of the
batik making the iniosimcnt or loan.
Sections \vcro added providing for the
appointment of a comrrrlsalon of nine
senators and nine members of the
house. to be called the “National
Monetary Commission."
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APRIL MORTALiTY iN-THE STATE.
Board of Health Report Show: a Do-
croue In Number of Deaths.
llAR'lh‘Oltl‘l. \irn lIrr—‘liurlng the
month of April. according to tho mor-
tality report of the State Heard of
Health. made public today. there were
1.324 deaths in Connecticut. This was
132 less than in March. 111111.913 less
than in April or last year, and 36 loss
than the average number of deaths
during April ior tin- yenrs preceding.
Tire dcnllra rcmrtcd from infectious
diseases ware 247. being lS.6 per cent.
RUSSIAN AERO CLUB FOUNOED.
ODESSA, Friday. May low—The first
Acro (‘lub in Russia has just been
intruded in this city with Gen. Katri-
bars, commander of the. South tins
shin troops as president. The War
Ollieo is keenly interested in the pro-
gloss of the new club and has assign
ed 82 5000 for the organisation of an
aeroplane race on condition that, in
case 01 war the club's material will
be at the disposal of the war minis-
ter. The unusual distance to be tun-‘1'-
ed in this race is l58 miles, at. a bet ‘zt
of over 3,000 feet. with an average
speed of not. less than nine miles an
hour The new club is already devel-
oping conspicuous activity. it has in-
formed Prince Bonaparte president or
the international Aero Club of its
willingness to be a competitor in the
Gordon Bonnet race in Germany, this
year. .
‘ snroospon‘r MAN'S ESTATE.
BRlinEPOR'l‘, May Ill—The will of
Horace B. Plumb, which indicates an
estate of about- 3300. 000 was offered
for probate today. There are some
twenty- dive bequests to relatives and
friends Among others are 320, 000 to
Kate Osgood Murphy, wife of N. J.
Murphy. of Asbury. N J.: 35.000 to the
Bridgeport Hospital; $2.000 each to
the sterling ldows' Home and the
Bridgeport Or an Asylum. Mr. Plumb
was a quiet living citizen and ones
tentatlously was a giver of in s to
many institutions in the city. 0 in-
herited some wealth. The residue of
the estate is divided into thirds and
threeeights or one- third is given to the
town of Huntington do endow the
Saturday tardy,
Milli;
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Investment; ' "
In clothes is as helpful to
meat in anything else.
We offer you dollar for
dollar value in our Suits.
1. ii. Pun F111 Daily Bulletin; _
FOR WEEK COMMINOINO
MONDAY, MAY 11TH.
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To introduce Our Famous Fresh Roasted Coffee We Will Civil
' 30 Stamps With 1 lb. Fresh Roasted Coffee. 35c.
Special Cut Price Groceries and Extra Stamps This Week.
lire and 200.
SNIOER'S BAKED BEANS.
Small Can, 8:: Medium Can. 131:: Large Can, 18c.
Regular Prices. 100.
linkers Cocoa, '79 ll). can ...................... .9138; Regular 111100220.
laundry Starch a pound ............ . ............ til/go. Regular priccic.
A. a: l’. Condensed Milk. n can ........... 91:. Full weight. full cream.
no Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ...... 60c
41‘ Slnilips with 1 lb, Tea at ...... 506
2:. Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at ...... 40c
20 Stamps with i ll). Tea at ...... 35c
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES.
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at . . .. 8h
25 Stamps with 1 lb, Coffee at . Silo
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Coffee at. 28p
10 Stamps with 1 lb. Coil‘ee at 20¢
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Stamps with bliss. Cream
Wheat. each .................. 14::
in Stumps with 1 pkg. Minute Tap-
lut‘il
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lO Stumps with i can Plums ..... 15c
iii Stamps. with 2 cans String
licalrs, cat‘lr .................. 7c
in Stamps. with ,_1 cake Scrub E. Z. We
EXTRA STAMPS Wi
TH GROCERIEB. ‘
10 Stamps with pkgs. 1. X. L'
Starch. each .............. .. 90
10 Stamps with 1 can F. A. Potted 1
Meat ............. 10¢.
10 Stamps\wiih2 pkgs. Korn Kinks.“
each r . , ,
10 Stamps with 1 can Succotasl]. .100
10 Stamps with 1 can Pineapple
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FREE osrrvsav.
_ ‘llllll ”Til-IIIIIIII‘444, III,
Nation's Storekeeper and Home of Pure Food
Products. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
lilil ill Atlantic triathlon
124 Washington ac. South Norwaik.
DICK’S F1311 MARKET
180 Washington Street Bridge.
Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, Bluefish,Weak
- fish,“ Halibut, Eels, ' Haddock,
Rockaway Oysters, Etc.
Free Delivery.
TELEPHONE 177.;
William. Wilkinson. of Norwalk. is
acting as fireman at the new town
hiuh school buildingin West avenue
as it is necessary to keep a tire to dry
out the structure.
Samuel Bertine who formerly
employed in A Solmnns' livery stable
but, has been in Danbury for s
time, has resumed his former ample
ment here
Norton.
it you are thinking of taking some
tlrugless treatment, in order that you
may be relieved from a chrouic
disease, it will 'pay you to investigate
Osteopathy. The osteopatbs are the
only advocate of Drugless Thersphy.‘
that are required to quality with the
State Board of Health of Connecticut.
The Board demands that they must be
able to diderentlate between contag-
ious and non-contagious diseases. The
laws or Connecticut require all appli-
cants to be graduates of some repu-
table osteopathic collc‘e. and to pass
an examination before the State Board.
To graduate from any osteopathic col-
lege, you must attend not less than
three years. and nine months of each
year. The studies taught in all os-
teopathic colleges are the some as are
taught in medical colleges. with the ex-
ception of Materia Medica, instead of
which osteopathic therapeutics is
taught. To practice any other drug-
less system, tho‘law does not require
any qualifications whatever in this
State. "The best: is the cheapest."
Consultation and examination, free.
Treatment administered by DR.
JEROME D. WIRT. a graduate of the
American School of Osteopathy, at
Kirklvilleyliio. Oinco, No. 12 lanes
‘._ Plumb Memorial Library.
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Plano, Norwaik, Conn.
NO_'l_‘l_CE 1
Special SchoolMee
Tire legal voters of the South.
Walk Union School District. are
notified and warned that a
meeting of said district will be not
the Franklin School Hall, on Mo , ,
evening. May 18. 1908. at 8 o'cln
agreeable to the petition of John,
McMahon and others. “to consider
present condition or the managers,
tuition, and requirements 02 .
schools. and if deemed advisable",
app t a committee to inventions.
inqu re‘ into the conditions or
schools relative to tho superiors
ency. tuition and management. and
make such recommendations Ii.
committee them proper to secure
best results therefrom. at a moot;
called for that purpose, and iii
take such action as said meeting _,
deem proper to conserve the
terests of said district." '
Dated at South Nor-walk Cosh
May 1101,1908
IG '1‘
JOHN H. .
MATTHE C RBET
K. GOLD
RICHAR
Cominltteo or the oath Norvr .
ion School Duhlfiw
Norwalk Chronicler