Telephone 409. ‘ -
NICE
StraWhemy
Short Cake
with
Whipped Cream at
the Restaurant.
IZIJLIII
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
Luuui unsure"
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwnlk and vicinity: Fair and
slightly warmer tonight and Sunder-
DlflI-iil‘bances are central tltis morning "‘-‘“ a WP“ known writer for ,iuvoniic
in western Texas and over Lake Su-
perior.
with local showers in nearly all Hi?“-
tlons east of the Rocky Mountains has
prevailed. The temperature is rising
slowly in the central and eastern set
tions. Conditions favor for this vicin-
ity partly cloudy weather with rising
temperature. .
Edward Sherman, of Port Chester,
was a guetit last night of South Nor-
walk friends.
Mr. and Mrs A_S SM. Aller, of West
street are to spent Sunday with
friends in Clinton, N. .i.
MIBs (irratc‘ Seymour and Miss Ag-
nes Goldetr are guests over Sunday of
Miss Grace Star-,r ot iianbury.
——Speclal for Sat. and Mon.:
yds. Remnants Wash Goods.
Smith & Co.
2000
M. S.
Tire May showing of lawn dresses
is now ready at The. I). M. Read Corri-
pany‘s. Tire adv. will tell you about
them.
Victor W. Ferris is attending the
New York- Detroit American league.
baseball game irt New York this tif-
ternoon.
Tire Kelsey A. C. baseball team of
Norwalk, has gone to Darien this at-
ternoort to play the Juniors. of that
. place.
The Rev. Mr. Carpenter has not yet
notified the Danbury or South Norwalk
iiaptist churches whether he intends
to accept the call.
-—Latest style Derbies. O’Brien.
M
The Overlook baseball team have
gone in Redding Ridge this afternoon.
in it carryall, to play the Saniorti
school, of that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Keogh are in
town from Newark, New Jersey, to
spend Sunday. Mr. Keogh Is conduct-
ing a wet. wash laundry at Newark.
Tire case of Peter Seheeligan. which
was to have come up In the South Nor-
witlk police court, before Judgedoseph
R. Taylor, has been continued ttrrtil
Monday morning at 9 o‘clock.
-—Boat and auto owners. buy iii-Po
Cells. Absolutely the best on the
market. C. L. St. John. Steamboat
Place. ,
it is never to early to think of the
future, so you had better pick ottt your
tun footwear before the stuck is irll
reduced. That is the advice of Flynn
& Ryan, in their adv. today.
Captain Samuel Lyrics, Captain Am-
zi Waters. and Captain E. M. Merritt,
of Norwalk, set‘out, this morning.
about 5 o'clock, in Mr. hynes' power
boat, “The Emily A." for Yonkers, N.
Y.. and they will sail around. making
a three or four days' cruise of it.
Fred Knapp, who was arrested Wed-
nesday night by the South Nor-walk
police on a charge of intoxication and
breach of the peace. near his home,
was fined 35 on each count this morn-
lug by Judge Joseph R. Taylor, but his
relatives did antenna to press the
breach of the peace charge and the
line for that charge was remitted by
the court.
South Norwalk Council, Knights or,
(‘oiumbus has made elaborate prepa-
rations for a stacker to be held at the
(UilllCII quarters in Washington i root
Tuesday night. Major James '- duo,
of Bridgeport, will make an no css,
and ire will be accompanied by I. ele
nation of about. fiften Knights to South
Nnrwalk. Music will be furnished drrr.
ing the eveningsby Arnold’s orchestra.
~Latest Spring Derbies. O Brien.
A delegation of the members or
Sheklnah Sanctornm, No 85. of South
Not walk. left this morning, and others
74 Washington at.
Compound Syrup of Sarsapariila.
Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotchea, Tum-
” ors, Bells. Ringwornnt, Ulcers. Scrotu-
Pure ice cram at Store 33
Launch Works.
'I plan
Considerable cloudy weather Mrs Nehemiah Candee, of W est street.
week, and immediately several passes
Is. Your Boat
Insured Against Fire?
If not. call on
TAYLOR a GOLDEN
and let a Policy.
Tel. 1662.
BAXTER’S
A remedy for Pimplea, Poatulea,
la. and Blood Diseases.
750 BOTTLE.
ANDERSON '3
Bokat Frames let up and ready to
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all site. built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shall Point. Narwalk
Mrs. Wilbur ilubbell oT—Wcst alibi
str,eet Norwalk. who hits been I“ of
typhoid fer-,et is now geing along very
finely.
W
Miss Edna Payson lirett, of New lin-
triagazines. is a guest of Attortroy and
Tire South Norwalk High School
baseball learn intends to go to Green
wich next Wednesday anti cross bats
with the team rt-presiutlng the high
school of that place.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Otiurnrc of
(‘hestnut street Norwalk, Were tender
ed a surprise pnrtv Monday night in
honor of Mr Otltanrc's birthday.
Games music and other diversions at
fotded pleasure, a supprr was served.
and Mr. ()thumc received a number of
handsome gifts.
For the first time in two weeks the
Norwnlks were able to play baseball
today at Amusement Park, Meadow
street. Rain prevented the game a
week ago, btrt this afternoon the West.
lIntls came down from liridgoport arid
played the local team. The early Iii()i"fl
ing weather looked dubious. bttt tin
sun finally dissipated the clouds.
The Norwalk and Stamford Musical
Union held a particularly enjoyable
stuoker. last night, Ill Stamford. There
was a fine program of entertainment
and an elaborate slipper was served
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nuances roe Yetta “
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 can save you money. we know; and can give
you a better Suit for less money than anywhere else
in town; maybe you can make $1: do the work of
$i5; only see the Suits here before you spend your
Suit money.
All the new Spring colors—brown, blue, gray,
olive and tan, in plain and stripe effects; all the new
Varsity models, in extreme and conservative cuts,
priced from $12 to $20, and up to $25.
———-—
The best Hats and Furnishings in town at rea-
.sonable prices are here.
:4 South Main Street.
HOME GROUND FEEDS.
Outs cost from Hi) to Hi. per ton according to grade,
IIIIIISI!) FEED will ‘t'oet you tilil too
It Is Intuit
grains \\ lth corn. outs and barley as a basis trrrd ground flesh (nth
”USMC
gent ‘r.rl purpose for-d in the World
tin \
lived it dri. less quantity than \ou
iliIItIt 1
Thumb liorr'o Fred Will Prove This.
<
Try II.
ill
Telephone Cali 63M.
it is the best
the
would outs
ntonii and at some time make sour horses look b. int and work
Buy Oats That; Clt‘ai'l.
liowlters Fertilizers
Ii‘or Lawn. (innit-n and Field.
..»"‘“"\/”" "x“, ‘\ /-"\
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
LIGGETTS
Saturday Uuurill.
29c Bur.
APOLLO CHOCOLATEB, always
fresh and of superior quality to any
other candy. no matterlwho makes it
or what’s its price. «Always glad to
prove it with free samples. In 30x"
at 300. do. see. I_Oo and moo.
' PURE SUGAR MINTB, made front
pure sugar; finest flavors and harmless
colors. Special, 19c Pound.
THE CLIFFORD
PHARMACY,"
THE PREOCRIPTION ITORE.
Telephone Cali, 16-2.
Ail Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
.robav IN mat“ STREET.
—__—
ing pliers or arm ks showed no Very
notable changes ftorn last night al-
though thr- trading was active and in-
terest was broadly distributed. Small
gains rind losses were mixed. Union
Pacific. illiuuls (‘entral and American
lee rose 1. and Norfolk and Western
1%. United Cigars pt’d. sold at an ad-
vance of 3.
WALI. STREET. II it. m.~—-An in-
creasing dcumnd for stocks resulted
lit the entire list improving iii an Iri
regular fashion, The decided gains
were limited to a few of the represen-
iniiw- stocks Heavy reclining was In
progress on the advance. Illinois Cen-
irnl gained Lil/i
(‘Iliili out
and save
\\'.-\I.l. S'I‘itl‘IIvZT. (‘luse—Tllc mar
Itet closed irregular utid very active.
New High levels \_\’t'l‘t" touched by van
inns stocks, while continued realising
In others kept the tone irregular. St
Paul was muspicuous with an advance
of ii... and loading rose over a point
'I he local members who went down in-
cluded R. J Smith. (‘uil Schmidt.
Frank Hathaway, Frank and John
Svcc and William li‘icdlcr.
CUT OFF THEIR PASSES.
No Free Transportation to Express
Employee, Except on Business.
There is sadness and waiting among
the thousands of etnploves of the ex-
press companies doing business on the
railroads. for the interstate commerce
commission has decided that they are
not. employes iii the meaning of the
law. and therefore all passes given to
express company employers have th-lt
called in. Very few of these were i)lli«
er than trip passes, but It has been
the. custom of the railroad companies
throughout the country to grant i'rm
transportation to express t‘oiitlltilt)
messengers and other employee or or
press companies doing business on
their lines when they wanted to go
anywhere.
The decision of the interstate enm-
mercc commission was receiver] by the
railroad companies in liostou this
which had been given to eillployea
about to go on vacations, or to take
short trips. were recalled. The mes .
sengcrs of the express companies. who
are in actual charge of express mat-
ter being carried on their routes, will
not be disturbed in the performance
of their duties, as the contract he-
49 WALL srnaa‘r,
NEW NOVEL BY WINSTON CHURCHILL.
MR.
By the Author of "t
$1.15
William P. Beers’
'otristotr."
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES.
NORWALK.
CREWE’S CAREER,
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Connecticut River Shad
SOFT CRA,BS
Weakiish, Butterfish, Porgies, Halibut,
Mackerel, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
Automobile Endurance Conical
0n
(Continued from First Page.)
acting than any previously rtrn. The
course is of two rounds of a? fuller
each over roads. of every description.
from a illit'!) aortnt‘id nrnt‘ntlttiii high
“'ii)’ built II) The Kluli‘ in Illi‘ neglect
ed back rand of tho cmniit‘y district.
with coinage breaking bills in ”It
tuonniniuous part of the state between
Southlngton nu.i 'I‘honmston and
"sloirglts of despair" in sections witicl:
have our sun gr rumi machine for a
rear. The stittiliirtgrtm mountain will
probably be the undoing of trinity oi
the cars. The road whitb ls entirely
neglected, rises sou tin-t in a distance
oi‘ two miles. and the descent on tbi
other side is almost as precipitate
.\’o cyclist has ever inert known H
title up the mountain. and automobili-i
seldom go over the road twice. Acci
tlt'itis innumerable have occurred on
.. ~...»--.
one side or the other Another barn
tussle for the machines is 'I‘ult‘ot:
Mountain. between I‘armingiou nut;
Hartford.
The circuit Is divided into six sec
lions under u ctuittol station, anti tbt
time. each section may be covered it
six by the committee so that a
driver adhering to schedule will not
be liable to break the automobile law
whltb In r‘I‘Ioci limits speml to :5 milei
an hour by providing that” "a rate or
tween the railroad companies and the
express companies provides that they
shall be given free transportation by
the railroads and the interstate coin
rucrce law cannot impair the obliga-
tion of these contracts. 'i‘o several
thousands- of then. however. this will
mean fewer trips and increase ex-
penses on their vacations.
SERGEANT RAYMOND APPOINTED
A special order has been received
from Hartford. by Captain I‘rowitt. of
the Sixth Company, Coast Artillery.
appointing Sergeant Lelraud Ray-
mond, as second lieutenant oi' the com-
pany.
llc-—\\’hen did you discover
that you loved me. sweetheart‘.’
She-When I found nuseli getting
angry every tirrrc people called you
all idiot. ——I’nuth
ECONOMY IN 1908.
Pure Linseed Oil costs muchdess
sold from the barrel than It door-r put
up in 'i‘ln Cans as Mixed Paint—«in the
first ltrstnttCe you pay 00 cents per gul-
ion—~in the second $1.60. Now mix 3
gallons of pure linseed oil with 4 gal-
lons l.. & M. Paint and you have.
ready for use, 7 gallons of the best
paint made costing only 81.20 per gal-
lon. Done in 2 minutes.
Chas. Ill. Dow. South Norwalk: Huh.
bell & Staples l-idwe. (30.. Norwulk:
W. S. (luyer & Son. Westport: North-
first
will follow this nttei‘noon,-for Spring-
ilc.ld Muss what the South Norwalk
ttlbesmen will Institute a new sane
forum, to be known as Skrymii' Sanc-
tor."nm A charter was received some
time ago and eyerything is in readi-
ness for the big event. Skrymir has
it large class of candidates. Ernest
Wilsomuud Frank Baker went up ““3
noon and the others will follow late
this afternoon.
Saturday Chocolates,
25c. ‘
StflbonPoweil Corporation,
Immaterial
'1‘ ‘Whomik. i, .. ‘
port Bros, Sonthport, L. & M. Paint
Agents. ‘
Saturday Sale of Sheet
Music, 10c a Copy.
, Village Bdlles Barn Dance. Some
body That You Know and I Know Too,
Tipperary-I'm Tying the Leaves so
They Won't Come Down, Top 0' the
Mornin‘ Bridget McCue, Rain in the
Face. and 100‘ others.
COLEMAN’S
paws I70“.
10 North Main It. loath Nomlit.
Agent for A. e. Coalition's
~ Iouboi' and sporting Goods.
Electric
HOME.
Tel. 354.
Norwalk Savings Society,
Laundry IrOns
WE WILL PUT THESE IRONS
OUT ON 10 DAYS' TRIAL WITH-
OUT CHARGE.
LET US LEAVE ONE AT YOUR
The Reed Sr Volk
Electric Co.,
‘36 Washington St.
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1049.
Deposits over - - -
DIRECTORS.
essence M. trounce
STEPHEN H. HOLMES
rnaozmcx A. ELLB
FLOYD 'r. Roscoe
$3,525,000.00
WILLIAM A. CURTIS
MOSES H. CLOVER
LEWIS C, GREEN .
HENRY F. COLEBURN
SB. NorwjaI-karnét Co.
Pays 4 Per Cent.
. and safeguards your money with all the legal proteftitin of a
Connecticut Mutual Savings Bank and the
additionoilprotetition of its‘ capital Rock. 1 _, .7 .
speed for an eighth of a mile itr ex
rests of 2‘5 miles an hour shall bi
deemed primn incie evidence of reek
less driving." Scoring on the run It
by points, each our starting out witl
l,000 for a clean score. Que point li
deducted for each minute the car stops
excepting in sut‘b instances where ihi
rules allow it stop. A car arriving at
a control ahead of the scheduled Unit
for that point loses one point for each
second or exccsse of speed. A car los
lag time at one control cannot. main
it up at a subsequent control. Eacl
car carries an observer who, upon or
rivlng ut' the first control, drops back
one car.
The course and the rninirnutn that
for covering each section is as fol
lows: Start. at Hartford. thence tt
Mlddleiown lb miles in 40 minutes;
to Sontltington in way of Meriden. dis
tance I5 miles it) minutes; to Water
bury. it miles. 35 minutes; to Bristol
by the way of Thoruaston, 17 miles
60 minutes; to Farmington. 14 miles
40 minutes: to Hartford via Avon. 1!
miles, .50 minutes, passing the startin
point and continuing on the secon-
round for a total distance of 171‘ miles,
wat 1. sunset 10:103., m—Onen ’
Investment :
In clothes IS as helpiul to_
. you as a good i vest-
ment in anything eI e.
We offer you doll for
dollar value in our lCults.
Shoes---Hats---Furtiishings
FANCY FULL SIZED. lArANEsr.
Cup and Saucer
FREE with a'50c PURCHASE of ‘ur High Grade
TEAS. COFFEES. EXTRACTS or B , ING POWDER.
TODAY ONLY.
The Great A.&P.TeaCo.
124 East Washington Street,
South Norwallt.
Tel. No. 909.
DICK’S use MARKET
180 Washington Street Bridge.
Buck and Roe Shad, Salmon, ,‘Bluefish, Weeks '
fish, Halibut, Eels, Haddock,
Rockaway Oysters. Etc.
ran: DELIVERY. , TELEPHONE 472
r
0.
ate Delivery”.
C“
.522..-“ g.
intervals. If it maintains its schedule
the first car will complete the entire
course at 3:30 this afternoon. anti at
any given point for several hours an
tutornoblle evrrydwo minutes may be
New Britain
Sit—Miner Garage Company
33-Sta ley (loss. New Britain.
3i-C. d l.. Alton. Jr
till-John B. Morreli, Waterbury.
expected to whizz by. The number of 33—w_ j _ “311,0
spectators along the circuit is placed 39.41 I s; C 03mm“ ';
.it scores or thousands for there is 40—Huubard Rubber Works Cour
lively interest in the event in the cit~ puuy_ , _
lcs through which the course lies, ail—mpg Motor Car Company. .
and automobiles from all over the Springfields Mass. ‘
state, as well as Massachusetts and 42—41mm Moior Car Company,
New York are here to witness the Springfiep Mass. ;
start and finish. «ill—H. +1. Collin.
The starters in the rrtu were as fol 44——-Capltol City Auto Company.
lows: , 46 r—-— ‘
1~Robert Ashwell, Hartford. iii—Claude. Pinnev.S‘t 0rd Springs.
2-P. (‘orbin ..ir. New Britain. 47—41. .& C O. Brit on.
3~Gorbin Motor Vehic’e Company, its-Fisk Rubber Company, Chicopée
«i—«Elmer Automobile Company, Falls, Matias. ~
Hartford. iii—Mi er Garage Company.
5—Stesens-l)uryeir Company, Spring-
oo—tflegory C Bryan, Bridgeport.
field. Mass. l
which calls for a mlninmrn time of i
hours 80 minutes. The course puts a
premium on careful driving as tht
carsgo through the business seetiont
of Hartford. Middletown. Meriden ant
Waterbury. where there are railroar
tacks to cross and trolley and other
vehicular traffic to dodge. There an
no local speed ordinances to bother the
drivers. btit it remains to be seen it
they get Into trouble by taking chance.
in reckless driving.
The committee in charge has madr
eiabbrate preparations for today'r
event and in the cities mentioned thi
streets over which the cars pass wii
be policed. in the country towns co
operation has been gIVeu the club it.
the way of dragging the course. Tht
contesting cars follow a stream of con
fetit laid ahead of the first car.
While a majority of cars starter
represented Hartford manufacturer-i
and owners there was a fair propo tier
of outsiders. Not all the drivers
professionals for the novelty of the
contest induced many private owners
to at rt their can under their ow
maid he tint on rm sent on! at.
“it“! the more at momma
-' aw
: bi-Corbin Motor Vehicle Oompsnr.‘
6—~C‘onnccticut Steel and Wire Com- soucAitv SHOES m DEMAND."
93“" Small automatic pumps, very in-
7—Hatry Tattle. New Haven. genlously contrived. spirited air in
BTTI‘MMS 8- Jeffrey Company, 803' between lire layers of the sole: 0
W“ Ma” each tinisFed pair of shoes.
9—-—— . r
._ . , .‘ ‘That eats me.‘ said the Vishnu.
Wino—liredson 5' Bowers, MW Hu- “1 never yaw air put in shoe sole:
11—H. M. Turreil, waterbnrx 32:31.95”: “3’3““ like that are they
12—Mlner Garage Comm. in ’
“No, tiey’ re, noisy.“ answered the
foreman if the Lynn factory. “These
shoes ar for the export trade. They
go to Africa. A native African judges.
the white man‘ s shoes bp their squeak
The loudhr the "squeak, the finer the
article. . n fact the nativa wen'
wear a n n-squeaking, silent shoe. .
is wind tween the soles that make
shoes can sit. Put in enough and you
footgenr {will be as noisy as two pigs
lit—Miner Barrage Company.
14~—Componnd Motor Company.
15-—Conn. Steel and Wire Company.
. iii—Palace Auto Station.
Ji—A. W. Peard.
its—E. Seymour.
.‘ Iii—Stevens - Duryea.
Mass.
20—0. W. Bennett. New York.
iii—Elmer Automobile Company.
Bit-Capitol City Auto & Livery Co.
zit—Rambler Agency New Haven.
iii—n x. Sheridan. New York.
25-1). J. Post.
ail—Ariel Mitchelaon, Tariffviile.
27~—A. E. Bradley, Southington.
28-0. P. Hui ts.
ail—T. F. Oman.
Springfield.
under s. cm "
A REASONABLE PaschUTlon.
".lu ordeieto be a regular optimititl
said Undo Eben its a good idea
start out with your arrangement.
made foil, three square meals it do
and the layment or the rent."-WW
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