‘ .M Lily! before they come?
‘ ' Ask} your dealer to Show,
the new Perfection Wick '*
Blue Flame Oil COOK-:S‘iOVc. '
makes summer days endurnble. Think of pre-
paring a ineai' in less time than you’d do it on
, the coal range. and then sitting down at table.
, with the family—not overheated. but entirely
‘ comfortable.
That is the way you will do when you have
a”Ne‘w Perfection Oil ” Cook- Steve" in your
kitchen. Made' in three sizes; fully warranted.
.. m. If not with your dealer. unite our nearest agency.
is a center draft lamp
. mniw Lamp of great illuminating
power. Large font holds oil for several
hours' burning. Free from all objectionable fenturcs- we
leplendid ily lamp. If not with your dealer, write our
nearest ‘
STANDARD 0]]. COMPANY 0F NEW You
time-pound)
‘ 4-...
2.1.2.4. u 2.. .,
‘ 'QPERFEe‘rroN' OIL HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS
.. ., “not Sale by A. J. COLLINS & co.
v.0“ on.» @«w. . . .,
at r... s
BICYCLE RUNS DOWN AUTO.
dgoponer fatally Injured in Head-
‘ on Coill§lon at Stratiord.
STRATFORD an i.8-Andlow
Norton, single ngcd 22, of Bridgeport
”91116 “on a bicycle was run down in
is town Inut eveningr bv an autumn
.1“, the drivvn by A B. Borkmnn of 'l‘-ur
rytoWn, N. Y. hiottcnson's injuries
are probably fatal
1‘. Barkmun wns nrcstcd lriu re
Tiled-ed lotor.- He was on his wuy with
l1]! {W0 80118 front New Ilnvon LON?“ gpofg liIld [he weak spots In ihrlut
York when the acridcnt occurred iic lungs and choral. Sold undur gnnmn
i5“")in and gave all the anfiistnncc I‘ll i too at il‘. ii ilnxtor's drug store. 5m
K" iconic]. .. - - . - .. and 81. 00. 'l‘rioi bottles froc. "
- W.” S...
IT REACHED TI-IE SPOT.
Mr. E. Humphrey. who owns 21‘ large
genornl slorc or Omega. 0.. null i-
presidcnt of the Adams County Toll
phone (30., us well as .ot‘ the limit.
Telnphouo Co, of Him County. ti.
says of Dr. Klng'n New Discovcn
“ll cured my life once. At Ionnl l
think It did. it; smuucd to rcuch liu'
spot—«the very soul of my cough~
when everything else inilcd." In
King’s New Discovory not only rum-h
es the cough spot; it heals the sort
..... .. “MW... ..
WE
Lighten me Burdens
of those who are trying to be
comfortable during the warm
weather. Read over the list and
‘ . , see if you do not find something
‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ that you will need this summer.
-.
BLUE FLAME STOVES
PORCH CHAIRS
HAMMOCKS
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
gevnlc 8: Son Co.
South Norwalk.
’ REFRIGERATORS
PQRCl-I SCREENS
WlNDOW SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
° E134430 Washington Street,
va-__-__m w..- wmomm‘nm WV-..”—
THE PARIS .
and Suit ouse
33 South Main Str:__et. south Norwalk.
3 glib up are in the business Vc have never roduccd spring suits
#1 tire sgdson us this time, bu 2 we connidcrod the matter over and
, or. will hnve to turn our on ts into money. no we need ready cash.
”tin sacrifice. At the reduc on price you will be able to wear a
hit mode In the Paris work 1 coma for less than tile cost or labor.
new that our. suits are strictly tailor made and the best in town.
‘ nn‘Aibe convinced.’
on Scandal-met prices :16; re-
turmoil-98
j ion" Suits...former price :22; re.
‘ * ‘- prion stuns.
‘1_d]D‘:’lgllnfi (armor price :26; re
Ladlos' Cents,
.Slm
Lndles' Skirts
88. 98. 87.98, 89. 98.
Ladies' Waists, the best and largest
steels In town. from 60c to 810
. Nome Corsets, 98c. 81. 48, $1208,
‘82.“, $2. 98. It. 48
1 White Petticoatd. iiSc up.
, plank Embroidered Petticoats. rogu
lar price 82 for 98¢.
_ Stile in Both Stores:
. Main St. Storhidrd ard 33 So. Main St, So. NorWaIk.
$4.93, nos, sons.
32.93, 33.93, 84.98.
: 1
r
iii SBHIIII
Iii] till
table Supervision Are Those
Needing it Most-How the
Smaller Communities Suffer
for Lack of Direction
The iollowing resolution adopted by
the county couwntlon of lcuchdru ln‘
Bridgeport, Inst Friday. is rcgurdcd
in educational circles us very imporiv
lint:
"‘Rcsolvcd, That the ll‘alrilcld Coun'
ll; 'i‘enchers' Association of the State
of Collocllcut favors the complete
cxtousion of the district supervision
systvm of the public schools; and,
limiting to the accomplishment of tho
sumo, this uncut-lotion favors making
the Dl‘t’l‘it‘lli law rclhilvo to such (llii~
‘ tl‘lct Supervision muudutury, with the
prol'lolou Hill], to every district form-
cd under the low, the stain shall puyl
the sum or $1,200. two-thirds of which
stroll he paid towards the salary of n
superintendent and our-third lilorcol’
SIllil] ho npportioncd :md distributod
to the towns forming such union, on
the hauls of Illt‘ ulnouvll appropriated
.lud lrpoudui l‘.‘ r .r lilll‘l‘lillt‘liui'l"
in such llinlH. and will .lv lillrl in?
snitlrilu of luwhm. silllillly'tl in l;.
public lili‘lltitthl II‘I'i‘t‘lii
‘li‘urlhl'r ltrnmvwi,
viilIIIt’t’ {Jll'IJ‘iiIulitlitlii ol ’lll.§ no (‘l’lti
tlon bll iiit‘ll‘lllhli ’o l;it- .lli llllltlcll v
towards. tho i'lllllwlxlzmc til ll... now:
r- solution."
’i‘hc ruuoioxiou won Illl’
2t (‘ililll‘il'xI]l-'I].*I\'.w rrpnr'. on HIV out)
vol of soul t‘linillu. ‘i'ilu l'l-pllrt, till: :‘
:lmlmnrlrluu (”Millllt'lii- m O’Qilu‘xiitlll‘l‘
solid, llilll \‘(l'liltiili‘ l‘lliillili‘iilli‘
“'l‘ho llnmm oi I‘.llllt‘.tlitilllll lllllvr-
mutlonm‘ul inquirits uttul‘vi‘lltlln inn
pl‘l'uvnl Slutuu m” filiiili'l'lziliili
l‘l'l‘i‘l’ turn in ll‘u‘ to: nary.
l'ilzlt llzl ("m
H‘
lillillltlm
morn corp wm. «unwind ll: i"‘l‘3i oil
lilo- It‘ilt‘Ili’i‘t-l in lln- \‘lfld :2
try lil~lrills than in the luz' rum
tiltlllililwl, 'I‘lto llvl twill.» 2m, iii-l till»
lut‘xs- i-Iim'rn ltill’ll" m2: of lul‘tlli'
illl‘.t~ llllltll ill l‘l'txllttltti, Front. Ilm
roll morn or has. Hnlirl‘mlury lupin »
Wrt'll l‘i‘t‘l'll‘vll 'l‘lilx tillvni: lili:
‘z‘lIIll"I'Iilll‘illll‘lllh :li‘t‘ rtuihtli,
lilo towns Ii otnmis
rt'tlll‘ul tbni IIll' mll‘t';
will t-‘ulislilli nilh pl .I‘l’.'
‘I‘Ilc l'nllmvlnn inwtlzl 3..” 1'“
:"Ilill'l'lllil lltll‘ilig’: who i] w. nil tins
ilim‘ lu lilo \t-lil‘lt‘ Ilriijorply-l, lim‘
bury, South Nnrtm'l. il’il) l. tinlmim'o
Huntington lllll] rum; i i. ‘."ll1i‘fll 2.:
null \‘J‘ut-‘lmxl‘: ’l‘llvvrl llmm zt._,2 ‘;.lit
liltil'tl thou lulil‘ tIiI‘ lttll‘lllli,
of liu- munlr .\t§I‘\\'."Iii uud tlmlu
with. Iil‘lilL‘. IIii'i‘ l" lIi“ til lrll'l nwlrill,
lum- nioru or 12s., .tll ti’l‘.‘ lvtlllf'l‘ll
stop It} lin~ [tillll'lpil]~~
Sl‘l‘llliltn (if ”it‘ll“ I‘lhjlt‘f’ll‘ll’ llill‘i::..
Now i‘uunuu lil‘ll‘IItIt‘zi im' lulpl-llisim
bl giving III“ lli'lliliiml or lhv i'rl!
li‘l‘ mlilull jul‘lslili-liull il\ll' III!" on“
life town. and nilnuinc Lilo llw no“
century llmv for \lh‘ltrt lo Ill” 'lilll)'lll'l
schools. Tilt) rust ul lIlv mlllilll all
lll‘lll‘fl to how not n.“ liltiitln \l‘2llll
l‘l‘t’l‘, t‘Xi‘i‘ill such ii‘ in linm‘ ll):
:lt‘liilt‘.r visitors Iii Illt' variants whom
.{p
:‘I i
All 1 ii :I
l'llllili?
l‘lj‘
no»
.i ..
H]! l
board. Whvn il l“ lilll'iltll'll'il tin!
with hut-lily on tVl" luloll. ihl‘M' mu.
lilo wry (‘llllllllIIIlIIIi's that lumi 2'
Iit'lll‘III ill-1 low
:lppr .li';i
A put by.
most. nod for whom
was convict], Illi' sulllnllon
discouraging to n (It'lli‘tl‘.
thing thut bus lilo nppvur non of art
ding to lilo imrdm ol‘ lnxulimi. on»
the chic! ohstncllvs that hinder lit“
progress of reform. in tho nmull
towns professional ndt'uimvllirnt‘
seems to he tho \‘cri- lust idcu lukcn
into account: in tho administration
of the schools. It. is i‘l‘]l]t‘|‘ii ilint ni ilk“
present ruin it longer limo will be
necessary to got u. utulorily or Corr
nccticut towns into the supervisory
mood than was the cnso in Musso-
chusotts. The low as it stand; hos
not pml’ed enough of an inducement
to make very much“ impression on
the rocky hillsidcs of our rurul come
unulltlos. Secretory lilnoo states illlti
.ho reason few towns have uvcrptod
diced provisions, that the ndvnntngos
of supervision 2er not known or am-
prcclotod. This is only too fiddly cri-
dent; but, being the cone. is it not
not our ,duty on teachers to proclaim
thclad advantages throughout the range
at our influence? it may no but voices
crying in the wilderness, Illlil yot.
such on uncompromising situation into
at times past been the precursor of
better things.
"it it appears that the inertia or
our rural localities is too grout to be
overcome under present conditions,
ccrtnln changes in the law might be
suggested. The Connecticut. Associa-
tion oi School Bourds advocates the.
compulsory establishment of town
munngcnlcnt throurfhout the state.
Such a movement demands the. tnost
hearty endorsement of our (Bounty
Association. This action it crystal-
lncd into low. would make it much
easier for ttho town to unite with
each nhter {or supervision purposes
than is the case in the present time.
when so many of the towns are under
the old district system.
“Another change might be in the
proportion of expense borne by the
state. It hardly seems probable that
Connecticut is ready for a ccmpuh
sory ouperintond at law. Our educa-
tion in this reopeot is inferior to that
of Massachusetts And yet, it n lar-
ger proportion of the expense of so-
pervlsl‘on were assumed by the state
as has been done in Vermont. it would
sppnr that much. of the opposition
due to tears of increased local tnxa»
lion would be met. with a prospect of
rauqulshing it on its chosen ground.
"A higher professional tone. in-
excused soil respect, better teaching.
Towns Which are Without Sun-l
lilill ’-
tl'.lt‘ (gills: ’
lions nml'c ndnpl'li In molt tho loll»
(lllltlllfi to h» tout-oi in wilf‘iii mull»
no tie-ll as ”W lotio‘ ('nvu. til turf.
and mull .
”14’
it it. l.l‘.l?t‘lllllilf- .
. lili‘h II‘ till.
It‘il‘U -
Iii lill‘ \‘lll‘l-Z‘Wll .
lh‘?
indifference and open hostl ity to any =
larger satanic-i re sehoo tho
tusswall ot thosolhnd more are but le-
gitimate outcome of a crusade such
as is suggested above. We urge upon
the teachers of Fairiioid county the
desirability and feasibility of such an
effort, and we rcopocliuliy i'bqllcst
that Ibo usuoeintiou put itself on ry
cord as bolus in favor of a movement
'of the hind."
VALUABLE MARINE COLLECTION.
W
Prof Verrlil Dispose! of lt to Peabody
Iv once of Yale University,
l‘ili.‘ W ilAVielnl, Mil" 18.~—Pt'ot. A. E.
'l « llill of Yale Unlu-rsityfhns sold to
Hit llillljiil‘hlit‘y his great collection or
no r .« iuwl'lehrntou. fishes and bot
told u: nnpil-S llcquired during his work
for tho United States Fioh Cummin-
nlon in ”It sixteen yours from 1373 to
1887. This collection to the dupllcutu
,of the one scoured ut tho some time
.nnd since transferred to th Nutionul
.Musontu ot‘ the Smithsonian institute
‘ht Worthington. Tho duplicate colloc-
lcclious are Sold to ho tho finest of the
kind in the world, and Were obtained at.
a coat estimated at scvornl hundred
thouunnd dollnrs. They include. nearly
all the known specimens us well as
tlluloiscrihcd ones of marine vortabrnt-
(*8 found betwecn Inthrndor to tho
Wont lndluo taken from all dopibu
down to 2.600 fulhoms und lnlcudo
lmolc thou 300000 npcchncnn in ondh
lrollcctinu representing some lltiti‘tlspo
cios. Moro thhn $25,000 has boon
{spent for tho work on lilo collection
court from tho cost, of tho collection
l.tsclf l’roi Voriili'u collection is in
ulcllcnt childiton llnd thorouuhly in
3b: lion .md (“hill“)iflll‘d. 'ihm collection
will be pinned pollltuncntly in Pen
alhudv Minimum, \v-holc A small port of
ill has hop on exhibition The cum-
llllr of lllt‘ lilllSX‘lllii outimnlm thnt ii
l."lllill‘ .riiocliou l-nnol ho lllil'Iil for
it HM ml“ ilm-ts than S'dl'hllt‘ll. I‘i’lit, \'2 r
:‘l'i mvilvd lilo t‘lllli‘t‘ililll irom tho
I ll‘i‘l'! inn ll; pl: 2.1 ol all other rout
‘llo ll ll‘ bold l‘ll lit . rob
Hi it til Mll'i “22.:
uni" it
not i:
'A CALIFORNIANS LUCK.
‘ih. lurking: «lily of my lilo won
it! ifll i bought it not oi‘ lluvlllvn'u Ar-
uirul-inlro." wrilw t‘ilurlolt Ii iludnbn.
t‘] 'l‘rncy. (“.llilornfi. "'l‘wo 23c bows
norm] in” of :ill upnoyihc misc lil‘ ilt’h-
lug; pills; \‘l‘lilt‘li Elu'l trulilliwi I‘ili' llll‘
ll ~uls and lint ,l'Le‘Irlcli to no uiiwt
troutnu-ot.’ Hold liIltIt‘I" ulnllnnlm- :u
i" ii lluzill'r‘u lli‘t‘d P‘lilt' H
FROM MARBLEHCAD TO BERMUDA
cm Hrze to be Started co
June 3.
‘zI'll ‘l‘l ~ i‘:ltltiil§c‘i::s lllI
tho mom; no:
lid in ii-‘llllllxil ulEv
llw i'lisi. vtl Hutln‘llnt. .l.
lilmllzli ti‘u- ninl‘l “iii Il-‘tl plum»
lllltli .Illllt' 7‘. Ti» 'ul‘Iii)‘ will b- ,. :12!
Oman Y
l1: l:~.‘l”ll.‘.,
«it t: which on HIV.”
‘l‘..\." li'i ill litil‘llll’ll
\t'vl‘v troll»
who
llf‘l‘ Ill It‘ll!“ l‘ltluu will; it Illiit‘ :lilm'.
«alum i‘ll llat‘ full twlzllzco l~‘.‘.‘« iiii‘ll‘
mi illi‘t‘lt ‘Ziw 5".lll trill in it?" Flint"
.lliriu .lli ISIIK‘;S .' ill‘ ‘3' l' i'ttll: ll UIY til “.1
’il.l
é~il‘ir1lllil‘ 2v i; I‘m
‘ll " lli’ iltv i”I‘i n‘, zlzu.‘
:tyfilmllx, lilti till lll‘
\.if“lli-‘ lllil'l :nrtjr slurry: l‘llltl dullrr
Millll‘i lit i‘wt‘ thirty liltlll Ill attrition
to 2. ccliuno'l- llii,ltll~‘ill of «minianlmm.
in: Hunt. (‘Ill'- l.\‘llrf"lt'l’ mid illii'l‘lill -:. r
l imp. mud in urn-t :lllll Porto-.2 Ii :ml
2'” the or tantalum “‘Ililil‘
i i" r-~i;:l:t ‘ Mil? nitm' lllt‘ II'iIFII.
“.lt‘l‘ i3» ilwlf iil‘tit'i‘ llll‘ jdlill :l‘lniil‘l-
all lilo l'u!‘l:".‘:.1; Yil :hl ("lull of ‘linr
Ilil’ilt‘ittl urn: l'lw llrami itsrnlddtl Yacht
#12:?» til it. 12.2mm,
2w:
’l‘ll. ;‘~ :ll» nu
2‘.ill.‘n'l‘ or vital“
-::l'-. “will
21.»:2 :l
i‘tililll' .El‘r'
‘Illli'
Slim REWARD. $100.
’i‘llv trim. -,. oi this. paper will in:
plenum: to . .lru 7i‘.‘ll thorn in :l‘. It‘lleii
one drcudal til mw IIllii school? has
turn illllt‘ to row in oil its sinned. and
that is (bani iinli'n (”lilau'l‘ll (.‘urv
,is llll‘ unit puni‘itl» t‘lll‘L‘ now known
llo lllt‘ nu ’lli.‘l i'lnirruii)‘. lltllnrrh lav
liii: ll “institutional tllfit‘ilnit‘. rt‘ulliror
:i mustllutimlu! trrutuzoul. ilnll‘s l';l
rinrrh (fut.- in tokvu inlvruuliy. :lrllll".
.lllrcctiy upon lhc Mood and mucous
sulfur-ls ct Ilzl‘ xlyrllll], llwt'llby dos
i iroying tho l‘oundutioo oi lb» downs».
and chin: til. pnticnt illi‘tmtlil in
' building up the coxplltutiun and unsisl
ling nntlllo ill doing it‘s \tork l‘ho pro-
Wield”! intro Ml lunch (hill) in its villi]
iivc powers that they l’lt‘l’cr (inc lluu»
,drod llullnrs for our cash lIliil ll mill;
2 to euro. Send {Or lint oi testimonial-.2.
i Andreas: r. .l. ttllrzxut' o co-
1‘ lode. 0.
.‘old It) Ihupn‘sls 72'“
Take li.lll~< homily i’i lid for consti-
potion
”we...“ w...
WHERE DO THE OLD PlANOS .60?
That II. When They Get So Old You
Can't Give Thom Away.
What lu‘colnl‘n of nil the old pianos?
Any plnnu dullrr will take your old
pinuo when um want a new one and
will nllon u subslunliul crl‘dit on it
even if it is ol nnotllcr tnuhc From
lime to limo tho liculcrs nnuouncv
rules or 05101] uluuos. All donirrs have
large stocks of them on hand constant.
iy. Ono pinup ill-m has on exhi-
bition on old fashioned square nlllllll
which wns mode at least hull u WW
tury ngo 'lhx piano hours it placard
to tho. cncct tilul nnv one who will no)
the curing o may have it for tho .iSIi
lug. No one 1le urccptod tho offer.
3000080 no our ever taken that plulm
oi! the hands of the dealers who want
10 £0! rid or it. What will the doctors
do with it?
high as thm uro it wouldnt my to
store a piano \ou can't give nwnt’ 30
the question remains: What, in the
last stage 0i pndosirnblllty, becomes
of all the old plunos?-—Notv York Sun
AGRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost u once;
never let it run into pneumonia. nor
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a. plenty, so do not
trifle with the small sizes. but get the
title or $100 bottlogtuld take half u
leaspoonful in water every three
hours. Bo sure idykcep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two Weeks nftor
you think you are well. to utterly au-
uihilate every germ in every great or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is half-enroll grip.
if the grip sturts with hemorrhage or
the lungs one tho lotto dose every 10
or 10 minutes till it stops.
Obviously with routs its.
lott a strip-wreck. Only thing on earth .
11‘ MAY SEEM ODD
that any one should advertise fur—
naces in warm weather when people
arc letting their furnace fires go
out; but new Illlllt‘CLl are being
built, and will otter. fi‘lllf‘tilt‘llt‘ll, and
in such or .tllc flung... is an im—
portant itcln.
'l‘hcu too, this: in :i .. ml time to
cmwidcr-thc «object.
Your experience during; life past
winter may be of rotor to jut.
If you are not Exilllril‘lt‘t] with tho
amount of hunt Lllnt you wort aide
to not, trike tIlE:- limo ii
the limits of tilt: ‘1'"
w A.
FURN-XC‘F.
I’lllt Still 0‘!
HORACE R. NASH,
Corner North Main and West Streets.
l l.‘ .
2min till»
khiliOltl)
COI‘ONCR UOTEZH liN STAMFORD.
‘ You
W t Style---
We‘ Sell It '
But there is no extra charge.
Our prices are identical with
those demanded everywhere
for the same qualities—with-
out the style.
At $18, $20, $22
or $25,
a very satisfactory variety of
Summer Suits and Outing
Suits in extremely’light or
medium light weight cloths-—
made expressly to our order
by the expert organization of,
Alfred Benjamin & C0.
Knotllc Bolts, .50, .75 and $1.00.
Knee Drawers and Coat
Shirts. .50 up.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER,
FURNISHER.
85 Washington St, South Norwalk.
DO YOU WANT A PARTICULAR
KIND AND SIZE OF
Screen Door
AND
Window Screen?
WE HAVE IT.
We have about 130 doors of various
styles and sizes and ntmut 400 With
llow 'Sl-rcono. so you will be pretty
our.) to ilnli what you wont. hone.
{:4}. ill to: it‘ll. nil \tl‘il ll. {AH ll." iii-
liulli m2: will in limiter. ill tiitlllil n- I]
:-.. illlllf't Il'li‘it l ,1“ l] Ion ti
'0 ltt illll I t‘ll'dtl‘:
lint litl'i: it no» it
hit ‘l‘l'..; it Hit li‘:2lll “lit.
I‘l ll.
.. Vl'lllli
ll“."i lit": ill:
ii 2.1;. '2.” ("ll i
want lztntllr
iv, grow-toil iii I‘ll! ilr lul . .. i.‘
l‘ii‘illill‘ili Il‘l‘ILilll lilllmtl
ll'ltt'.ll.. lid hn~ ll nu hum:
'M u ml Ii'll not.
H...
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”.p 33>
STOP THAT COUCH
or it illzl} iI't-‘JII it. pmulumlll llm
zlli'tu ilollu is hrmllliuu up will» ntwn-
vvl‘r lrilnl. ullnnrl' t‘illlml: crwpllon
lilo. fine, 50(- nznl Sim) Ii'iIIli‘S. 'i‘iil“
Clifford. iluxtor's null I‘illltlll‘t].$. ‘2‘:
NOTICE.
if you :lro thinking of inking: some
llrughrss trrntmmll, in order that you
may be rillovod from n chronic
lllrnnw. it will pay you to IIM‘tI’tlllilllll‘
'l’lsicoputlly. 'l‘hp n. ll‘ttillllllfi nrc the
only ndromto o.’ llz'unlwts 'l‘lll‘lrnplu.
lhnl nrc required to quality with tho
Siltll‘ Illlnrd of limb): of illmnl‘ciil‘llt.
'l‘itc llmlrd demands that tlloy must, in:
only to tiltiolw‘nllnlo howl-cu contzw
inns and llllfl-Hml:ll;‘.ilill*~ discount: The
laws oi ("lililwrlicut lll‘tllili'l‘l‘ nil appli~
mills to be l"l‘ulitmim oi“ fillilil‘ I‘l‘pli-
tunic outoopmliit- million. and to puss
:ln l'xulnilluliun lmioro tho Stain lourd.
To (gradually trlun .luy outlroplllhit: to}
logo. run must Ilit‘litl no; lzwulrtbrln
thwc mars. :lnll nino mouths oi mm
your. The studied tnllcht in all m-
ltmpnlhic mllccls arc the name us tilt“
luuuht in "It dilnl co Ill' no». nitll Illt“ ox»
(option of .‘tintcrht Modicn. lnslrnd of
which osteopathic thorupruticn is
lnught. To prnl‘llcp any olhcr drug
loss rmlcm thul or; done not require
any unulitlcutiou... ‘li’iii’l'.§‘\‘tl' in this
Stole ‘le b st in the cheapest.“
Consultalilni and cxnmitintion {fr-v.
Trontrucnt mlminlsteimi by on
JEROME D. WlRT. u ..mdnutc of the
American School oi Osteopathy. lzt
Kirksvillv, Mo. (intro,
Place, Notwnlk. Cenn.
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Going to Buy a
as
Range?
GET IT NOW
while we .can make
prempt ‘conneétions.
PoStaI brings repre-
' sentative.
!
' onneCt’icut
~ Cdmpany.
Canducte Secret Examination in the
Alleged Dalton Murder. ‘ ‘0‘.» also have n int-go nsncrtmcnt oi
t‘twlc‘. l' ' u n. ‘N in top i‘ .‘ntul
l‘ulllltl‘l ”:5
No.12 losses _
“PORCH SCREENS. LAWN SWINGS.
IPORUH ROCKERS. HAMMOCKS. RE
FRlGERATORS ICE. CHESTS, ETC.
F. A. Mitchell.
COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
.Ar
Cordon Tools, I’Iows,
Farming Implements.
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
and everything you need for
Spring.
"Ict‘iu line" and let us do your
Lawn Mower Sharpening and Ilcpnir~
lug now before the "rush season" is
on.
Norwalk Hardware co
Shop near 11 Wall St.
39 Main St.
<1 AMUSEMENTS D-
'Pborle.
EVERY EYENING.
MUSIC HELL
Advanced Vaudeville and Moving Pic-
ture. Every Evening.
.chneeday and Saturday Matinees.
Change of program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Prices.......... 10cnnd15c
lie-sorted seats 20c, which can be se-
cured at the Clifford Drug Store. ‘
Matinee prices—50 and 10e. Beet
Seats.
once-o-
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HOYT'S THEATRE
MONDAY. MAY 18.
HENRY MILLER
Presents
“ The“ ,_ Great Divide.
lly William Vaughn Moody.
OVER 500 TIMES IN NEW YORK.
PRICES—4250. 50c, 75c. $1.00; First
Four Rows Orchestra. $1. 50.
The box omen opened this morning
for sale of ‘ seats for The Great
Divide. and from all indications the
company will do. a satisfactory busi-
ness. l
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MOVING ~ PICTURES
AND
Illustrated Songs.
Matineeo Wednesday and Satufdly.
CHANGE OF gAR‘OGRAM ‘EVERY
HANDSOME PRIZES] TO BE GIVEN
SEE THE comeov..snoc'c
l FRIDAY, NIGHT.
AWAY SATU BDAY NIGHT.
AUTOS CDLLIDE m PROVIDENCE.
One Killed, Two Seriously Injured and
Beth Machines Wrecked.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., May 18—-—'i‘hroo
young men were injured, one of thum
lutully, curly ycstotdny, by a collision
of the automobile In which they wcru
riding with another machine continu-
lug tllrcc mod on the East Greenwich
road near riill' s Grove Farm
Stcphcu 1:2,)dgc aged 22, of Provi.
(ionico sui'W". .. fractured skull uud
died at the in . :L .Slund Hospital Eti-
wuld (‘unwnlg aged 22 of Pawtuckot
lit'lghls, suffered a slight fracture of
tho skull. but his injury was not be
liov (‘II to be serious. (icoru‘o Whitin-
iwr, aged 18, ot‘ itoxbury, Moss. was
but slightly bruised. None ol’ the oc-
rupnnts of the other car were injured
Both machines were wrecked
W
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
[in Kind You Have lions Bought
aim
W
Bears the
signature of
Mums“:
Tht‘ milv flour i ever brill any luck with
is Gold Model Flour. Li’t‘l'tlm.
Nowls theTilne to Buy
Real EState !
A number of real estate hargaiul
may he had now before the Spring
mnrket really opens. The wise pur-
chaser buys early.
J. M. Layton 82 (30..
incorporated
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
Money Advanced
to all. on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
without removal, on their own name
without tnderser.
CALL AND SEE US.
Independent Loan 82 Security Co.
anlland Bldg. Washington St.
Oilice open until 7 p. in. Monday nnd
Saturday until 8:30.
on automobile
son the new "FORD" ROADSTER.
with rumble Hf‘ill‘ 30 inch wheels. fully
enclosed mud punrds on.) many im-
provements over previous models.
FRANKLIN JUDGE.
20 Knight St, Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 212.
The Soundest Form
of investment Known
Based on iht‘ Pcrilluncnt Ownership
of New York Real Estate.
BOND 16% Guaranteed
Shares Pay interest.
l‘lincipnl payable in Gold and Secured
by New York Realty value in
ratio of live to one.
A card will bring yen our literature,
or a personal interview.
in. L. COSURN.‘GeneraI Agent.
16 SOUTH MAIN ST.
llcl‘oro purchuszug
Schdol Taxes.
”—
Union School District.
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby noti-
fled ”that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar, laid on the town assess~
merit list of 1907, at a meeting of the
dist‘rh‘fi hold on the 11th day of June,
1907, t the Franklin school, will be:
due and'puyable oh the first day .or.
May, 1908. at which time I shall be
ready to receive some at Stillson-Pow-
ell‘s drug store; 82 Washington stmot.
Penalty at the rats or 9 per cent. a
year'will be charged on and after June
1, 1908.
11‘. A. TOLLES,
Collector of Taxes for South Norwallr
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 23,
Norton.
cu‘v TAXES.
The taxpayers..— of the City of South
Norwolk are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven and one-half (7%)
mills on the dollar, laid on the assess-
. moot list of 1907. by the Board of
Estimate and Taxation, and the otrcetl
sprinkling adsossmont, 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 some
at my ofiice, Room 5. United Bank
Building. 97 Washington street, South
Norwallr. Penalty at the rate of nine
(9) per cent. n yenr‘from May 1, 1908.
will be charged on all bills remain-
ing unpaid utter June 1. 1908.
WILLIAM S. WILCOX.
Collector of Torres. of the City 0!
Prices—J50 and too. No b her.
NTEST"
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Smith Norwulk.
South Norlvuik, April 30, {208.
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