will be heated on it, and
so great commit.
“ A DDRNW TRADER.
, M
a Bit Unlucky, But Then He
Had No Dull Times.
undred 111111111111 seems an nw
pilots to pity for ‘11 type
aclilnc.” said Mr. Jenkinson.
just bought one. “it may
to you." answered his friend
hinsou, “but I havo one at my
is l! so good as yours"
on ’t tell me such a"—-
foot, ” broke In the other
how in the world"—-— 1
. ‘ i'i'i‘t‘ill you. A ye'ar and u
‘ 3’ ought an automobile for
‘ er ”i had paid 8150 for r1
uterus. lines and other on
nested with it I traded 1
- .11 and when a real estut‘i
M me 11. horse and buggy
took him up.
has run away one tiny and
the bony into kindling wood
the horse for a gold watch.
,‘mwn Wouldn't keep good
i chapped it for a. bicycle
I tell from the bicycle and
car not of joint. Then 1 ex
" e machine tor a second
titer“ x,
i
vs no use for the typewriter
know of anybody that would
Iii it good dog for it?"—— Youth’ s
on ,
A CALIFORNIAN'B LUCK.
The luckiest‘ day of my life was
lhouzht a box of Bucklen' s Ar-
We.” Wl‘lius Charles B Budnhu.
-scinslifornla.-1‘Two 251‘: boxes
cured mo of an annoying case of itch-
nil”. which had troubled me for
‘9.“ that yielded to no other
out." Sold under guarantee st
uter's drug stare. at
, i
h. to something new!"
met lug new?"
‘ filly. i'o'r instance, like plaukv
hawberries or shad shortcake."
and
2.11.1.1...
a sacrifice.
t made in the
it!!! be convinced.
to. foobar prices 816;
‘ nits. former price $22;
,price» 12. 98.
MW Suts. dormer price :25: re
1%. 98.
.m.
re-
Ito"; re-
its. former price
86. .
lies the hihddlit oi ivork that Can be done ‘on the range.
#01“?!ny breakfasts, espociiiily if things are a little behind
it
FOR SALE BY
: to R. Nash, cot. North Main and West Sts
Augevme 81 Son Go.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Strrct, South Norwalk.
’ C dSk't
, es Suits, oats an it s
as we are in the business we have never reduced spring suits
"me season as this time, but we considered the matter over and
a will fibre to turn our suits into money. as we need ready cash.
At. the reduced price you will be able to wear 11.
$118 work rooms for less than the cost of labor,
- 1111‘ “that our to s are strictly tailor madp and the best in town.
re. 42‘“. Costs. 84.,98 $7. 98, 89.98.
Sale in Both Stores:
‘ wins
GAS SHELF ATTACHED
. Wherevhr‘nas is 111.11.111.11.
gas sheifvis an ideal apparatus.
.111 hot Weather "practically an
the cooking except baking can
be 11 no on it and coal tire dis-
pended with. ""
At tiny time at year it is 11
“ grail convenience where a quick
fire is wanted, after the cool the
has been booked, or is low.
the kitchen kept cool. It greatly
WANT EXECUTOR WALKER RE-
‘ MOVED.
NEW BRITAIN, Muy 20.——Applicii»
iion was made in lili‘ probate court
today for the removal of William 8‘.
Walker as executor of the estate of
the lair Rachael Williamson, She died
in 1897, leaving an estate of about
82,000. it is alleged that Walker tiled
"his final accounting with the court in
1904, but that up to the present time
no distribution of the estate has been
made, The nppoinuncnt of F‘. B. Hun-
gcrford as administrator of the estntt
.is also asked.
8100 REWARD. 8100.
The readers of this paper will be
ilesscd to learn that there is at least
me dreadful disdaso that science hu 1
been able to cure‘ln all its stugrs.n111
that is Caturrh. Hull’s Calnrrh Curr
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Cetnrrh be
his a constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Hell’s Cu.
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting:
directly upon the blood and mucous
ilurfi-icos oi the sysicm, thereby dca
troying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the pullout strength by
building up the constitution and assist
Ing‘auturc in doing its work. The pro
rictors have so much faith in its cura
ve powers that they offer Ono liun-
dred Dollars for any case that it falls
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address: I“. J. CHENEY It 00..
Toledo. 0, ‘
Sold by Drugclsls. 751‘.
Take Hull 8 Family Pills for consli
potion.
Wlflilliliiil
iii EHIHBES
The House Committee Wii cli
reseniaiive's Complai 111‘
Against Electric Boat 00.
Finds No, Proof of Brett
W
WASHINGTON, May liar-That licpv
resentallve George 1.. Lillcy, of Con
neclicut, was not warranted in bring-
ing charges against ceriain of his coi-
ieagucs in the House and accredited
members of the press is the conclu‘
slou reached by the spcclul commillcc
named by Speaker Cannon to investi-
guio methods employed by the idioc-
iric ilout Company of Now Jersey in
connection with h‘glslniion bliffll'i‘
Congress. in an exhaustive report
submitted to the House today Chair-
man Bouloll and his colleagues review
the testimony brought out before lin-
coinniiltcc in hearings extruding owr
several weeks and declare with entire
minniniily that no member 11! till-,-
House and no topicscninlivo oi the
pious has been imiuccd by oillccrs oi
the. li leclric liout (‘ompuuy lo 111;.1 irom
corrupt or improper mollvsc
Furthermore, the committee Ilnda
that Mr. Lilloy :1llo\.‘1d'l1i111~1:lf in 11.-
1iu1‘ii as an instrument ol' tho Lulu-
iioui (Jonipnm‘ In 1:111 111111111111; illi‘ in:
loudly and initials oi“ iiii' muulb‘izi
oi the iiivmligoliug i'iillliililim.‘ and in
attacking 11 omnpiuini; nuluuurluc- 1‘ 11u~
puny. Mr. Lilli‘y in charm-1i ulm nill‘.
maintaining an :liiiliiiit‘ oi Iiihi l‘uiil;
ltoih in bringing the churn-‘11 null 1‘1111‘
c ruling from tho couimiliw 1hr H1111.
iii" of tho ri-‘nl I‘i‘I‘IIi'Y‘i in interval
in,- bind the initialisation.
.i‘liu investigation pin,“ 11111 of :1 1m»
olidioll Illii‘iliiiii!l“d by Mr. Lilli'i. i1.
ii‘u. House on i-‘rbruul'y :l-I iiltd, (liliiillid,
ihai n 1. lIillllIiI'l lu- .“. moinhll to 1‘1
Mutiuitli‘ iii'l conduit 11f iii“ lib-viii
ilout (‘ozupuny 111‘3‘1'11‘. l1-1.1~y111;1.’
IIU‘ir [li'i‘tii‘ifl‘11::‘Ul'11. llio Hudson 1‘ ‘
puny, 1‘1‘spz‘1‘iinp, 1:11‘ 1111il1.1l‘. 1111.1
1-1] by i111.» conipouii-s 1111111 , l1. 1
111 rihm with post :1111! 3111,11.1i l.
Litton i=1‘iol‘1‘ I‘oiiitl ‘m. r iln‘ 7‘1‘1'1.
lion Wits i‘t‘it‘i‘ri‘ii IX lilo 15.»: liii 1‘ oil
rules and on Marc. 1 K i 1‘1 111.“‘1le.
111111‘11k1‘1‘ union :1 ('1lliil.«‘1i‘.1i‘1 oi" ”11 in
NEW HAVEN COURT HOUSE.
NEW HAVEN, May 20.»-'l‘l11- coup
mliioo front the Now iiuvou count}
delegation to the last general assent
bly today came to 1111 agrccnuni with
tho Surgcunt heirs for land oppositv.
lilo New Haven group for u now court
building, The compron‘iiao ls ht‘iwccu
8128.000, H111 asking price, and 31111111111,
the option price given by the late Jot-‘1
,cph i3. Snrscont.
WE
Lighten 11c 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 , A
HAMMOCKS ”3“
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
South Norwdlk.
Suit House
. sui
\. .
Sale of
8129 2.
Ladies’ Skirts
SB. 98. 87 ..98 89 98:
Ladies"Waisis, the best and largest
stock in town, from title to 810.
Name Cersets. 98c, 81. 48, 81. 98.
rem! is, 88. as 88.48.
White Petticoats. 98c up.
Black Embroidered Petticoats, regu-
isr price a tor 9811.
82.98, 83.98. 84. 98.
- NIH]
inwalit‘uiu lilo t‘illll’ili‘ii, Mitch has
done, The Marines Int :11 1.11 hi.“11113
u and l‘losi‘il Aplii 120. itSIIillUll}, unis
‘lnkon in \‘v‘uwhinulnu, \1‘1w Yin-it 11nd
\‘ow Orin-1111s. '1‘i11‘ conclusion: 1‘;1:1‘,|1
id as tho unanimous 111‘; 111’ il‘n‘
in iiioi.‘ i'oilou': _
.“‘l1‘.‘11~~~'i‘l1111 House resolution No,
2.3!. lliiimlot‘t‘ti by Mr l.‘ll.,i was 1111
mm 111ml I‘vsuliiiiim and up tildoui .-
1‘111 11' have iii-cu 1“1isnlull1‘1l ilu it’lllliiili‘
that this illumination required
the adoption of House l‘1‘solllliun 2:18
of lip (‘Olllilliiil'i‘ on rub-1;, under
whichi the inquiry has pr“,numl1‘1i
Socnnd w'l‘ but Mr. l. lllry‘ .11 1c loluliou
was out inlmducoii in goal iulili
'I‘lilrdF-Tlilil Mr Lilioy Iilili no iii
formation to ,lusiiiy his marsh.» in 1d1
before the coiuuiiiuo 1m ruins
F‘tilil‘lh~-’I’il:ii Mr. l.lll1,‘y acted in
bad faith in making his 1:.‘l1nrnou Iwilii‘t‘
tho Cfllilflliiit‘l‘ on mics.
h‘ifihw'l‘hui ilir. Lilley cried in bad
faith in stilling: beiorr this ('(li‘lliiliiit’i
that ho had mule no itiilll‘ilgv 1“1~ilmi
lug upon lucnliu r1». oi the House be
fore tho committee on rules
3ixih~Timl Mr hillcy liiimm‘d M111
scl.‘ to be used as an instrument ui‘
lhc Lake 'l‘orpi‘do llnnl i‘onipnny in
its rivaliy and uliuck upon a compri-
In company.
Hovotithw'l‘lml Mr l.‘illo,\‘ 11 real on.
loot in introducing his resolution and
making his charprcs was the same as
the purpose at tho '“llriltmgiiiida‘ oi
the Lake Torpedo iiout. l‘mupuuy:
namely the defeat of the clauso in the
naval committee‘s bill relating to sub
marines
Eighth—That Mr. Lilloy 111‘.ch in
bad faith in concealing from your c-oni
mlttce the real parties in interest who
werebehind this investigation and iur~
nishing him ,with information and evi-
deuce.
Ninth—That the charge that the
four battleship proposition was do
{ruled by the adoption of tho suliinnr
inc clause in the naval committee‘s
bill was false; that. Mr. Lilloy. as a
member of the naval committee. knew
that the charge was false. and that he
refused to maintain the charge before
this committee.
Tenth-Thai. R litresontstiro Loud
was made the object of anonymous
charges that were without any founda-
tion in fact
Eleventthhut Mr Lilley violated
his obligation as a member of this
House in formulating and urging bo~
lot this committee the groundless
charges against Representative Loud
Twelfth—That Mr. Lilloy acted ‘lu
contempt of this House in destroying
the forced letter from Webster to
Edinborough instead of delivering ii
to this committee.
Tliirteeuthm'l‘hut Mr. Lfiicy violal
ed his obligations as a member of this
House in permitting his clerk to send
out lettcis in Mr. Lilley‘ a name reflect
lug upon the honor and integrity of
members or the House
1 Fourteenthv'l‘hut M‘r. Llliey acted
in centenipt of this House in not dis
nvowing openly upon the floor of the
House the letter to Golf, published
over his signature, reflecting upon
the honor and integrity or members of
this House. ,
Flttecntli-Thatmo official of the
navy has been induced by the oiiicers
of the Electric Boat Company or any-
one else, to act in his official capacity
from corrupt or improper motives.
Sixteentl1-Thut Mr. Lilley' s Charges
of excessive profits in the submarine
contracts was based on fictitious my
tires. composed by an agent of the
Lake Torpedo Boat Company by a per
version of the testimony of Admiral
Iiowles in 1902.
Seventeenth—That the charge that.»
lnvesilusled Connecticut Rip i
can 1‘31: 1! s “’illid‘iril
lion in love: nigh ii ho 1b was
mils
false, and Mt. Lilley illiew that the
charge was false when he made it.
Eighteenth-Jim” no ro‘i‘iressutm
lives of the press have been bribed
or corrupted by the Electric llont
Company.
Nineteenth—~Thui no member of tho
consultioc on naval affairs has hot-u
imiucml by the oiiicers of the Electric
iiout Company or‘ anyone else to act
1in his official capacity from corrupt
i"0I linpiupi r motives.
'lwipilsil. 'i‘hnt no member of this
Houso li.‘H l11111 induced by the oiiic~
1‘”) of tho it? il‘cilii.‘ Iioul Company or
111,1 onct l~111 to not in his own official
capacity lroui corrupt or‘ improper
ltlliiirud.
'111‘1‘1‘1i,‘.‘~iirnt~—'l‘hnt the only two at-
It)l‘ll(‘,\'ll employed by the Electric lloui‘
Company in the districts of members
oi the naval conuuitico and remote
from the business of said company,
did not exercise 11 corrupting iniiuouCn
upon either Mr. Lilli-y or Mr. Loud, in
whose districts they lived.
'l‘wculynccondm'l‘hut no campaign
or contributions were made by the
Electric iloal Company to any 111cm—
bers of ibis House or to any campaign
committee. or
party.
Twenty-il1ird——Tl1ul Mr. Lilloy has
sworn repeatedly, including his insi
appearance Ili‘fili‘i‘ this coinuiiitt-o,
that Iii“ had no further suggestions.
fuels or sources of information, and
that ho hull withhold from the connnii-
toe nothing lliut Would lvud‘to sustain
his charges.
(Signed)
lil‘lNliY SHERMAN lli'lll'l‘ltl.i.,
l‘ilidllldllli‘ii C. S'l‘liii'lCNti,
MARLIN l‘l. OLMSTED,
WILLIAM iii. HOWARD.
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titilrihui l ill'tti‘ (it‘rsi‘.‘.1‘ 1.. Lillwy l 191;;
1‘1‘l111u‘1‘. in i‘iiilillil‘lli :11 length on Iii.
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CASTOR M
For Infants and Children.
Iiil illnii in line Always Bought
mum
Wow-M..- m”
BELIEVE cams or HUSBAND
oaovs NEGRESB TO as
Prawn/1mm.
Bears the
Signature of
Physicians aubjtci Greenwich Woman
to Mental Examination.
'i‘iinl Month “2121, u coi‘pnli-m no
arms 1:: (il‘i’t‘ilwlliil, was so shm‘lu‘d
by iiu‘ arrest of nor husband lui‘ on
11‘11‘111111 [11‘l‘:‘.,ii'.if 1i upon it white girl
in (1111111 Altii 1i: :1 tili“ imam“ inauiu‘.
n- :d iliui uhn 11 int rospouslhlw u‘hi‘r.
1411.: ‘1! il . lo '11 luuix‘ is liu,‘ lu‘luxl
11,1! HIE! rm ll: 1 . 111‘ ulio today h'iil
l'nt‘ um: 1:111 iiiwlur 1‘1‘1ipipi d [11 ln‘
physicians \‘ i Lo 1111, llmlinl. .11 1h
Iiol‘iul's hurl: 1:1.1 bum 1il.‘11l11.«‘ (i, ll ir‘
:ei‘uvruily hol‘ ‘1‘1‘1l illui’ they will do
iluro the \111:1.1p .4: l1 mil :1 pyroniuu
inc. and this all 111-, ii l~1 111121 wall, “ill
lirnlmo ilzo .12.» trials: scan or. that
1 cold lmpv id 11 aim lIt‘lt‘ found guilty
1ii llii‘ 1‘l‘iii:i‘ t‘l' hymn.
The woman's f‘lilllii was unique in
the annals oi‘ i'uie‘i’lvld roomy rrimlu
chilly. Wuiuhii‘v. lil‘oi‘ly :itlb pounds.
and so in .11. that who has difficulty in
unlkinn‘, sin l‘~.1‘l1‘u1‘,‘ii 11) how ilrmi
ili‘l‘ homo in ””1 - dil‘iui‘onl places, and
:‘il ling us tulully 1111 did Now Will‘li hi.-
i‘urvcytd the progress of tho ilanlos
unill illi‘y lwt‘uuu- too uhrni for com-
fort. Thou elm alive the alarm.
Dru. Wright and Ilodfrow won- call,
ed to lin‘ l-lllll‘l'IUi" court house yrstr
day morning, whom they visited the
woman in ihp coll room in which pris-
oucrs awaiting ll‘illi uro kt‘pi. Her
husband. Franz-is .-\. Wall, is awaiting
trial during the presaut term or tho
superior court
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian lluhn never lost a cast“
never lot it run into pneumonia hill}
left a grip \‘1‘1‘1‘k. Only thing on earth
thIt kills tho lounh grip ill-Till But
you Want Hahn and a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but got the
5011 or $1.00 bottle and take half a
leaspoonful in water “every three
hours. no sure to keep up. this treat-
ment, faithfully for two weeks uiicr
you think you are well. in utterly nu-
nihilnto every norm in (ivory great or~
gun. These remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; It is hull-cured grip.
it the grip starts with hemorrhage or
the lungs give tht‘1 largo dose every it)
or Ill minutes till it stops.
WINSTED MOURNS DEAD BANKER
WiNS’l‘El), May 20.-——i:‘actories and
stores were closed all or a part of tho
day today. as a mark of respect to the.
memory of Henry (lay, late president
of tho ilurlbuli National Bank and
one of the best known bankers in this
part of the state. whose i’uncral occur»
rod this afternoon. The services ni
he houstnwcro simple. none of the ot«
ilcinting clorgymcn ,making an ad-
dress. Rev. l-I, ii. Kelsey. of Hartford,
a former llnstor oi the Second Congre-
gational Church, of which Mr. Guy was
a. member offered prayer and the
pastry-oftlic church Rev ”E W. Snow
read the Scriptures, t o hymns we re
sung by u qunrlt and 9 services at
the gravo in Central Cemetery, were
in charge of ltev N. M. Calhoun, of
New Haven fouuoriy pastor of the
Second Congregational Church. The
bearers, all prominent Winsted mon.
Were: it, E Holmes, vice-president of
the Hurlbut Nuiit‘inul Bank: cit State
Senator A. L Clark, Col. W. '1‘. But
chellor. George 8 Rows. W. G. Man-
cheater and E. ii. Gaylord
C
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ct discou . Order a sack of
'iliwiiu ilFour. raged mm
1111:
91.11119118ch (in.
for ilu ion at
EBZEM
inns Elan. lcnflilh. I n
lastil owns. or as: other mun-«1?:
use. purchase a on cl our
amt-1 no it you an smut-sol sits on n-
null. bill! your more 1mm CHI! “It!”
m we will ntuud you: mun.
it has HIV"
WORST CASE! of skin lulu-u.
"‘ land” In mm.
Sold by
Platner 81 Bradley,
South Norwolk. Conn.
Ask for free iilustrntcd booklet.
mun
W. R. C. AT SOLDIERS' HOME.
The annual Solilii‘rs’ Homo Day ‘is
being observed today 111 Norolon, un-
IIl'r the auspices of ”it" 8111111 llopnri-
input or the Women‘s lit-lli‘f Corps. All
inli‘l'i‘sling program has boon til'l'iliii-{r
HI for lhi‘ oniortuipnu‘ut of tho Vt’It-ii“
111111 at, the home“. Patriotic songs will
be sung by a qllill‘It’i of iiIiIIOl-l, Inler-
Elli Film! by rocilniloiis, and Miss Chirp
t‘mw will i‘i'iiiii‘l' 111111111 :v‘lloa. ii is
tilpci‘ii‘ll Iliul ll'm r1‘lhv1’ 1111px of Hill
Hula. ulil l,1‘1‘11r1s1111 1. My largo dol-
iuul‘il‘im, l‘l“1ll1; 1. l1 1, 1.1 ii.1- hospital,
“‘.::l: 11 i'. :1, . ‘.ii 1 1111.3 i:';‘.:., 11°12,
iii“ :11 in limb. li‘ii ii) .311‘ \tlliilii-‘i
1‘11‘11‘
CAE'I‘ORIZ
,, .,., ,n‘ul. u'i‘.‘ mummy
"Jaw-1‘“ Z . o
3:“ ’a niece."
WILL TN” A VACATION
Mahr iol 11 (.2. ”iii“ no 111‘ .‘wu Hill"
111 u‘lu ' ._ 311i iat‘i‘s‘ui‘vii from on
operation, is {1‘1 p11 111ml malt 111 hi.‘
H" ‘ ;L""‘i’ I“ [Ii'liill ‘1" ,‘ [(1 l'i‘l?"iil
his strength. ”1‘ taiw‘ls to be none
4111‘s.: 1‘1‘1' siv‘t‘li‘i,
lT REACHED THE SPOT.
Mr. E. Humphrey. who owns a large
neuorul store :11 (lino—11:1, 0,. and is
prcsidvul oi llu‘ Adams ("11111in Toll“
plioljit‘ (,‘11- 11-; “'i‘" 11;? of tho liouu‘
Ti‘ii‘iihmto (‘11 'nf i'llto County, 1),
hays of in Kings New iliscmty
“ii unioil my lilo (lIII‘I‘ At least i
think it did. ll swim-d to much the
spoiw-lho wry" soul of my coughw
Winn 1‘I‘1‘ryil1lnn vise itiih‘ii.“ Di“.
King‘s New “it‘r‘l‘wi‘l‘y not only rout-ii
on tho cough spot; it heals lilo, sort“
spots and tho weak spots in throat,
lupus and chest. Sold imdrr guaran-
icc at F. ii, iiuxtcr's drug store. hilc
and Slim. 'I‘rini bottles fzi‘o. '2
NO‘ I ICE
0
if you aro thinking of taking soon:
‘lruolcst lrt‘ntuu‘ni, in order that you
may lu- N'iit‘l‘i"d from 11 chronic
diorama ii will pay you to investigate
ilaltopuila‘. 'l‘lil- diali‘omdm uri,‘ llu-
nziiy pdvrzcriio 11f i)i'ilgi1‘>‘.;‘t 'i‘h1“rupl1y,
that are l‘l‘illiii‘i"'ii lo tiliulii‘y with lhi“
Sluio ilnnnl of ”with of (“inniitt‘iirui
iho 11111115 or!) rods that iln‘ 1‘ must bl‘
able to dii’i‘oiculiniu ln‘l ‘ii‘t‘ou coma;-
lnus null utunoniuicloua «lisiasl‘s. Tho
him: of Connecticut i‘otpiirl‘ nil nppli
room to ho graduates of 11111111» 1‘1‘pu-
iulilc i‘isltmirnlbic colleen. and to pnsi‘
nu cxnuilunlion lu‘iorc the Slate Board.
To grudunio lmin nuy osteopathic col-
lege. you must attend our loss than
linoo yours. and nine months of ouch
your. The studios taught in all us
ii‘opnthic colleen: aru‘ the some as .iru
taught in medical hollows with the ox
(epitome of historic Medics, lasts 1d of
Which osteopathic therapeutics is
taught. To practice any other drug
loss system, the law docs not require
any ‘huniificnllons whatever in this
$111111. “Thu. brat is the chrapest.“
Consultation and examination free.
Treatment administered by DR.
JEROME D. WIRT. a graduate of the
American School of Osteopathy. nt
Kirksvillc. Mo. Oilicc.'No. 12 losses
Place. Norwllk. Conn.
Going to Buy
as,
Range?
GET IT NOW
while we can make
prompt connections.
Postal brings repre-
sentative.
Connecticut
Company.
wilt doc we so
it seems to run We make a mistake
in pr‘enciibng special hours for gu~
ink lo be and gellinit up. Why
should be than gorgo outsolvcs withl
Illllllbtel‘? Why should u‘o not follow
the example of tho dog and take an
occasional 1111p ylu‘ir we have nothing
boiler to do? Why should he go to
boil when we don't i’col sloppy? Why
should we not take forty wllilts when-
lncliuod thereto? it strikes me there,
is too much method and regularity“
about our somulfl‘mus arrangements.
~-L0ndon Graphic.
You Want 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 & Co.
Knothc Belts, .50, .75 and $1.00.
‘ Knee Drawers and Coat
whirls, .50 up.
*Jossrn DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER.
FURNISHER.
85 Washington St. South Norwaik.
HATTER,
no you WANT it PARTICULAR
KIND AND SIZE OF
Screen Door
AND
Window Screen?
WE HAVE i7.
\\'1‘ have about lid) doors of various
stylus and sizes and about 400 Win
dow Scrotum, so you will ho pretty
run- to find what you want hero.
“'11 also have a largo assortment of
PORCH SCREENS. LAWN SWINGS.
PORCH ROCKERS. HAMMOCKS, RE-
FmGERATORs, iCE CHESTS, ETC.
F. A. Mitchell,
COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
Garden Tools, Plows,
Farming implements.
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
and everything you need for
Spring.
“Get in line" and let us do your
Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repair-
ing now before the "rush season" is
on.
Shep Rear 11 Wall St.
‘Pfione. 39 Main 51.
<1 AMUSEMIENIS 1;-
svsnv svsmno.
MUSIC HKLLI
Advanced Vaudeville and Moving Pic-
tures Every Evening.
Wednesday and Saturday Matinecs.
Change of program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Prices. ..... .........10cand 151:
Reserved seats 20c. which can In; so-
curodnt the Clifford Drug Store. "
8 Matinee prices—5° and 101:. Best
ea .
nov‘r‘s THEATRE ‘
m
EVERY svsumc THISIWEEK.
MOVING PICTURES
AND
IlluStrated Songs.
Matinus Wednesday and Saturday y.
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY
oav
HANDSOME 917112811 TO us GIVEN
AWAY SATURDAY NIGHT.
Prices—so and 101:. No higher. i
see 71-11”: ccusov slice courssr
FRIDAY 11111117. , i
succumb A in
A commercial traveler to is an
amusing expeiience which l1 pushed
to him in the interior of cunsyl
vaniu. The traveler landed in the
village and sought the only hotel in
the place—~11 small building not
much larger than the average dwell-
ing. He stopped on the porch but
hearing voices raised in anger. ho
paused at the door. Apparently ibcro
was a quarrel in progress. and as tho
excitement showed no indication of d!
minishiug, l' ‘1 12:71.31 knocked loud-
ly on the door
“Hello!" he cr.ied “Who's lhe pro
prieior of this pint-e?“
“.lrsi 1‘11 stay where yo arc," rauio
iii ioniininc tones from tho hours».
”l‘ern 1111‘ me is dccidin' tilt-t p’int
now."
THE WORLD',8 DEBT CLIMATE
is n11t”culircly free from discuss, on
tho high elevations [overs provnil,
while on the lower levels malaria is
encountered to 11 greater or loss ox-
tcnt, according to tili‘ilutic. To over-
come climate affections, lussiiudc, ma:
lurln, Juuudice. hiiiousuoss. favor and
112,110, and general ability. the most cf~
fig-olive remedy is Electric lliii1‘1‘s. il1o
urcui alterativc and blood purifier:
the antidote for every form of bodily
weakness. ncrvousm‘ss and insomnia.
Sold under guarantee nt 1“. ll. lluxlor's
drug store. Price 50c, u
Now Is theTime to Buy
Real Estate !
A number of real estate bargains
may be had now before the Spring
market really opens. The wise pur-
chaser buys early.
I. M. Lavtou 81 Co..
incorporated .
s RAILROAD AVENUE.
11..., 11......
to all, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property,
without removal, on illicit own name
without indorscr.
CALL AND see us.
independent Loan 81 Security Co.
llavlland Ilidg., Washington St.
Oiiice open until 7 p m. Monday and
Saturday until 8:30.
Tlt‘iore purchasing an automobile
soc the new “FORD" ROADSTER,
with rumble soul, 39 inch wheels, fully
enclosed mud guards and many ini-
provemcuts over previous models.
SRANKLIN JUDGE,
20 Knight St. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 212.
The soundcst Form
of investment Known
Based on tho Purmnni‘nl Ownership
of New York llcnl Estate. ‘
BOND 6% Guaranteed
Shares Pay lutércSt.,
Principal payable in Gold and Secured
by New York Realty value in
ratio oi Me to 0111‘.
A card will bring you our literature,‘
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent,
18 SOUTH MAlN ST.
School Taxes. I
Norwaik Hardware Coldlnion School District.
The taxpayers of the South Norwallr
Union School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of two mills
— on the dollar, laid on the town assess-
ment list of 1907, at‘a mccting of the
districtheld on the 11th day of June,
1907. at the Franklin school, will be
due and payable on the first day or
May, 1908, at which time I shall be
ready to receive some at Stillsm-Pow.
oil‘s drug store, 82 Washington street.
Penalty at the, rate of 9 per cent. a
year will be charged on and after June
I, 1908.
F. A. TOLLI‘IS,
Collector of Taxes for, South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwalk, April 28,
NOTICE. f
CITY’T-AXES.
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwnlk are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven and one-half (7%)
mills on the dollar, laid on the assess- .
meat list of 1907. by the Board of
Estimate and Taxation, and thesiroct
sprinkling assessment, laid by the
.Councll of said city. will be due and
payable on the first day of ii! y. 1908.
at which time i will icceivet 0 some
at my oihce. Room 5 United Bank
V Building, 97 Washington street, South
Noru‘alk..' Penalty at the rate of nine
(9) per cent. 11. your from May 1,1908,
wtll be charged on all bills remain.
ing unpnld after Juno 1. 1908.
WILLlAM S. WiLCOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City of
Smith Norwalk.
South Norwalk, April 30,1908.
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