‘. . Wherever gas is available the
git“: dilsll,’ it M ideal whims»
input, ”Idler practically all
the milder except bakins can '
bedoaoon it and coal his dis-
W with. .
,(;At any time of year it is a
great convenience where a quick
lire is wanted. alter the coal fire
.I tits been banked. or is low.
it. andtths kitchen kept cool. It greatly
, rk that can be done on the range.
_ is. especially. ii things are a little behind
has not oculiort.
FOR SALE BY
dare not MONTH IN
. .Hyrttt.
It WWII—«tun I»:
_ twenty minutes, a Iury In
‘-n “'81llpel‘i0l‘ court, yesterday-
i
RIO MEN' 8 BASEBALL LEAGUE.
, rA baseball league of the various
of. Red; Man of I‘airllslti County
lac udlng strattord, Bridgeport, Stam-
"f.dlid Daubury and Not walk has been
ibrguiissd for the present season to
test their superiority on the diamond.
‘l'hreo sliver cups have been donated
by prominent members of the order
for. which the tribes entered are to
compile. Cockcnoo Tribe. of Norwalk.
has entered I team which is thought
will give a good account of itself In
the coming struggle. Among its mem-
bers are James and Day, formerly of
the Hal-walks: Kane. of the Nationals.
and others of like strength. and Cooke-
noe Intends to givo the public I falrli'
Road article of hall. The games will
be played on the Rolon Point grounds.
except the that two, which will be
men on Norwalk IIPrk as the troccnt
I have made playing stilt) n IIII
impossibility. The first. gs no ll be
blued " “ "r" lltsrnoon,. if the
weather will permit.‘
. IT REACHED THE SPOT.
Mr. E. Humphrey. who owns a large
general store at Omega. 0.. and is
president of the AdaIus County Tele-
phone Co.. as well as of the Home
We no 00., of Pike County. 0..
says 0 Dr. King’s New Discovery:
"It saved my life ones. At least I
think it did. it seemed ho reach the
spot-the very seat of my cough-w
when everything else full.ed" Dr
King's New Discovery not onl! reach-
es the cough spot: it heals the sore
spots and the weak spots in throat,
lungs and chest. Sold under guarans
fee at F‘. H, Baxter‘s drug store. We
and $1.00. Trial bottles free. “
' and Thomas 0. Melon"
0 counts of obtaining mon~
t in pnetencea, Judge Bhurli
and to loll for
”Just? rd Netcnlf -wns
by the srein‘ his pretty
it like down and robbed iIlt-
. "I'll alleged to have ob-
Wu number 0 Start-
; j‘va some fruit ulont
_ ”.mthu
I . slppingfiommy.
In “militia Kata
I: Snags c has brought
the Con out out Railway
{Ari-09048813368 in: 111'
,y-n hpcgmfls to have suitor
~ the dent in Waterbury.
-,29 1907, when a trolley car
into by a steam train. Miss
I that at the time of the
to be mar-
.l on she' receiv-
iii. of 'lhe engage-
, ,Ilt 're ting neither with
' f nor the man to whom she was
but with the trolley compa-
, i ' ‘ 1| 4 ll
You plight save up something for a
rainy day. by investing in a mneklntosh
and a pair of rubbers
2'
Ian Motor Cycles
I'Ptlll‘ Portable Dump Wti'gotl,
. Auburn Wagons,
Cdmages of All Descriptions,
ess Goods and Harness Repairing,
........
with to $22.50, for atom warsrs, Lot 2 . ..... sac
limit) 835 for $15.00 WAls'rs,Lot315c
‘4‘“ ”1‘0”“ m” ssoo ousss’ss ....... .. “sate $25.00
, .tlam 315. v.00
Im"1.t$310“--mm $1M JUMPER, DRESSES. made of
“Km 3' 33 to 333MN _ .. 04.98 fins taffeta silk, with fold. regu-
"list 1 first...” SOIL lnr price 320.,00 for 310.50
St’iib In Both Stores:-
spfiSlls -517 Main ‘St.. Stamfordw
[8:315 PART OF THE STATE.
Ila warm or.
7, ft Mi it I W 1th II I '1 .
_ ilusy Walt Ahswiipstiacton lisoit
. 83 years old.
' treatment which has repeatedly cured
= all of these tortures.
; dutyato send it to all sufferers FREE.
. discovery banishos uric acid from tbs
Hand Midis bs'Trlsd. :
state Attorney Stiles Judson yester-
dpy made preparations for a busy week
in the orllhinsl superior court coul-
menctu'g next Tuesday. On that day
hs‘wiR talI~up the trial oi". o.plnrtot
If offenders mixed up in the actor loos
‘blnck hand" cans of Huntington
it is expected that these tnscs will
not take more than two dm 4 1" .II :I
In Thursday the contt will t-onnntn
‘he trial of Antonio Voloitl t ::tlgtti
with the murder of Joseph t‘iIIlsll: Inn,
on North Washington Ivonne, lll'itlgo»
~Iort, In March last.
in order to facilitate these triniz,
iudge Bhumwny dilectctl Sheriff ilnw-
0y to draw two extra panels of tar
us. The first In a small one on: five.
which will report on Tuesday to its
good the losses in the regular pan l
The second extra panel will consist
of forty jurors, and it is to come iii
next Thursday, when the murder case
will be ready. In the manlimn other
minor cases may be disposed of.
The state is watching its witnesses
Iarefully in the Velottl case. Yester-
day afternoon (taro Britons who was
brought back from New York by State
Policeman Virilll was taken before a
court and formally held as a witness
Inder bond of 0200. As he was una-
ble to furnish the required amount he
went to jail. its bad no objections
‘0 remain in jail pending the trial, he-
sauce of the pay which will come to
hint.
in moving for hnil Assistant State
\ttorney Galen A. Carter said that
tile state would ask the court to make
the amount large enough no that it
could not be easily furnished by the
friends of the accused.
Mr. Carter said he did not like to
ultimate that there was any ttIlIIpt’:r‘ln,z
with sutte‘tl witnesses, but there
were some signs which lotl the slate
.o take more titan tho ImIrIi care,
Attorney llnrnm. representing Uri-
ollo, said that his client had no oblat-
Ion to remaining in Jail undt-r ilm tilt
unIIItnncos, Counsel did not lnIke an
ijoctiorl cltllt r. when the bond thI
‘lxcd as above.
BTOP THAT COUGH
Ir it may result iii pntulnlonin. lira
:llian llslm is breaking up colds when
I-ver tried, almost without exception
.00. 25c, 500 and 81.00 bottles. The
vilifford. Baxter's and l'lnlsted's. 0'
EX-CONVICT BEN; BACK TO PRIS‘
O .
I?
"""" s
Accompilcc in Crime. I Clerk. Escapes
With a Short Jail sentence. .
David Boom, nn cxcnnvlt-t, and Lin
.ncnt Fritz, who hitherto has bornc an
Inblcmlshotl reputation, plmnlt-d unit
\ to highway rolIlIt-ry ln-iorc .l: Itiiri
Illumwny In the superior court yt-stcl
lay litters was iil‘tiit‘il'l'l‘ti to stair
Irlson for from two to st von years and
~‘rits, because of his previous good
imrncten escaped with It lull scu-
(once or fotlr months.
The pair robbed I’ctcr Swanson of
ii in an alleyway at the roar of a lion
Iury saloon. It was charm-l that lllcv
.tsatl chloroform III tilt,- robbery, but
this» both men duIIit-tl. Beers has serv-
.tl several terms ill jail and two sta'u
Irison terms. Fritz has bcon in the
molar army, anti until a tow act-its
Ian was a clerk in the freight omens
If the railroad company at linnbury.
when he was lnld off for lack of work.
W” O
Kodol completely digcsts all classes
It food. it will get right at the "till.
bio and do the very work itself for the
:Iomnch. it is pleasant to lake. Sold
Iy The Clifford Pharmacy and The
iiridge‘Pharmncy. ”
M
SCHOONIR CROSBY ABHORE.
HIGHLAND l.l(lllT,IMass., May all.
-The schooner Mary L. Crosby, of
Belfast Maine loaded with put-lug
ntones and blocks. went ashore at Nan
set Station curly Btiiln)‘, and was so
badly damaged that. there is believed
.o be no chance to save livi‘. Captain
N. J. Atwood and the crow of six men
more saved. One of tho planks of tits
Vessels sprang shortly after ground
ing, and she tilled rapidly.
OLC'I' “on
initial in Man AM Brian
L_._..—____._
PROMOTIONS MFEOR IRIDGEPORT
HARTFORD. May 23 —Thc ndJIItnn:
general has approved the nominations
of First Lieutenant Frederick J.
Adams. medical department to be
captain same department. vice Evans.
resigned, and Second Lieutenant Frank
W Stevens, Eleventh Company. Coast
Artillery, to be first lieutenant, med-
ical department.
MR. SHONTO COMING HOME.
PARIS, May 23. w'f‘heodore i’.
Shouts. of New York, will leave here
for home May 27. Mrs. Shouts will
remain with her daughter, the Duchess
de Chaulnes until after the birth of
her child. The Duke de ChaIIlnes died
suddenly April 23 and Mr and Mrs.
Shouts at once came over' to Paris
from New York.
UNION WAR PRISONER DEAD.
LAKEPORT. Cab. May 23.-—Good-
win Bcudamore, said to be the last
survivor of the Union prisoners who
escaped through the tunnel from the
Libby prison during the Civil war, is
dead at his borne near here. He was
. it
A NOTRE DAME LAOY's APPEAL.
To all knowing sufferers of rheuma-
tism, whether muscular or of the
lolnts, sciatica lumbagos backache.
pains In the loose I or neuralgia
pains. to write to or for I home
She feels it her
You cure yourself at home Is thous-
ands wlil testify—no change of oil-
Inats being necessary. This simple
blood. loosens the stiffened joints. Inns
the blood. and brightens the eyes.
it g- .slastlclty and tons to the whole
system. If the above interests you,
for proof address Hrs.- I. Summers,
The lee-told water oi Norwm
and the North Alitpll
icy. lie has the pow/art:
lat under :cm surrou us!-
The same Initial power into
3 Scott‘s Emulsion
Inflata- we
lie in misluirhwafl it;
wasting discus.
../_‘—-”'“"
ROTON POiNT ATHLETIC MEET.
Big Event Planned by The Alpha Club,
of Stamford for Memorial Day.
The entries for the monster athletic.
meet of the Alpha tlIIb, at Roton
Point. on Decoration liay. closed to
day, and the list is very gratifying to
the Alpha Club commlltt-c.
Somcvof the thst mcn in the world
at their respective events will corn-
polo.
Probably the individual star of the
day will be Mat Mcillatii the lriuhi
giant. who last season (lift-flied John
Flanlgnn. in the hammer throw and
at n tilt» championship by so doing.
Lil'i Iln Silifliliillii, llll Intricate“ ltliih
AluI-Iitnu Innntl will hr at stunt in
thi} llnlflnilc list-pl. Sheppard is in
.‘l than by ililll:l"li and is certain “I
'l place on the Olympia tt-nm lo Lon-
'tion in July, on is also Mctlrnih.
'l'. l'. Morriusty, tho winner of the
Malta; Marathon I'llt‘l‘, and John
13.305. who run second to hiorrlssey
in this 25 tulle grind, will start in the
il'Irt‘tI tulle handicap! Against lbcln
will in pillcd s. P, (.‘drl and hi. (louitl
of the Xavier Athletic t‘lnb, New York,
min 2‘: oilnts.
AnothI-I tvvont tllut is rousing nIIlclI
'lIIl-rosl is tlIc public school relay
moo. l-‘ctlr Stamford schools are on-
'ul'oll tuo South but unlit schools and
Public itczrlotl ‘23. of New York city. .
El1‘ll3. two individual t'tttrios have
hot-n it't‘t'h't'tl up to date and it is
bought that with tlIprosl entries the
its will come close to ion entries.
Tho bull tlcltl hilti brtIII put in firnt
rains;- (?.)Illiiiiilil and :I .le inp clntiI-I
'rnclt has been laid, which will lnsurc
fast time ill III-:l‘ trIt-ni. '
.lrzlinl stands lutvc llt't'll tirl‘fii’tl anti
.IItIoolnlntvtiutions math for 5.000 pto~
Hill.
New York ofllt‘lpis will lIrIvtI churn
:f tlic HIV” and n luv-Is band will for
slash music.
”MW-..“
CAS'TOR M
For Infants and Children.
fin find You lim ilstp Bought
Bears the
Signature of ‘ I
FARMINGTON LODGE OPENING.
i-‘;\ll,\il\(l'l‘(i,\'. May" -.‘ .»- -ln obscrt
niece of iiitiJWt’llU‘ fifth anniversary of
the opening of 'i-'nrmington Llltiblt‘.
Which is atlpporlui now and has bcso
titpporltrn‘l for fully fifty years by the
girl pupils of Mist: i’orit'r't school,
there was a gathering horc yesterday
of grntlunics of the school and tilt
:iilldt‘llibi in tho school. to the number
of about 300. The occasion was also
embraced in open a new room in lht
lotigc III a memorial to Miss Margaret
()l‘r. who for forty-live yours was :1
horse in Miss Porter's school. The
lodge was foIIIItlctl to provide rttca
tinns for Will‘itilll'. girls, and it has she
blissfully fulllilrtl its mission. 'l‘llt
(exercises yostcrtlny were informal and
mostly social in their nature. A \‘I‘r_\
large number of those present calm
front Nt‘w York city or state. Mitts
Louise Wickbnut. tho president of the
lodge. presided. bliss Annie donning:r
is the secretary of tllc lodge and Miss
\farjorio ill-own, Ibo treasnrcr. Mrs
Simpson is the matron of the lodge.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case:
never let it run Into pneumonia. nor
left a gripwrcrk. Only thing on earth
that kills tho tough grip germ But
you want Balm and a plenty, so do not
trifle with the small sizes but get the
50c or 8100 bottle and take half a
tsaspoonful in water every threc
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly nnv
nlhllato everylgortn in every great or
gnu. These remaining germs causelhc
evil after effects: it is half-cured grip,
If the grip starts with hemorrhage oi
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops. ”
LARGE FRUIT CROP EXPECTED.
WOODSTOCK. May 23.——Reports
from this place, Ponifrcl. Brooklyn,
Eaatford, Canterbury and other fruit
raising towns. indicate apple, plum
and peach yield. it is said. which will
be much above the average. Not In
the memory of the oldest residents of
this county, it is stated, has the pros‘
pact for a large apple crop been as
bright as now with the trees in very
heavy bloom. A peculiar thing. any
the farmers. is that thousands of
trees which last your bare good crops
are also in full bloom this year, the
peculiarity. the farmers point ont,‘ ly~
lag in the fact that apple trees are
supposed to'be practically barren ev-
ery other year. A largsi‘berry yield is
also looked for.
COLORED CITIZENS TO. MEET.
HARTFORD. 'May 23.—-A call Was
issued today for a meeting of the col-
ored citizens of the state, to be held
In Hartford. May 27, for the purpoae
of sending a delegation to Chicago at
the time of" the holding of the Re
Bsx- It, Notre Dame. ind.
‘ 3 be consideration of the
, Mucfariund, of South Norwalk:
Ognjrsgatldntt Churches to twin An-
nu'sl Motion in Btsmlord.1'uudly.
’ The Fairlield West Consocintion of
Congregational churches will hold its
annual meeting next Tuesday with the
First Congregational church In Stani-
i'ord. ‘
The morning will be occupied by
business, and in the afternoon
‘lnstinct in Men and Other
At this matting there will
proposition:
made a year ago by the Rev. Charles
8. Macfarland concerning a runningt
tuition of the consmintlon in ordo
make its work morc t-ll'octivc.
Tls matter was referred to a com-
tnlitse which consists of the Rev. C. 8
Nov.
Nov.
hung on,
Animals."
W. ll. Gunshot Greenfield llill;
.‘ Frank 8. Child, of Fairtleld: Rev. lion
ry ii. 'l‘wcedy. of Bridgeport: Deacon
Harry Quintard, of Stamford; Alfred
Morehousc, of Dorian; Rev. George 1).
Egbert. of Norwalk; lion John H. Por-
ry, of Southport. This commlltce Is
to hold a mccting in South Norwalk to
prepare Its final report, which was
placed in the hands of a sub-commit-
loe, consisting of lir. Mucful‘lnnd,
iudge Perry and Dr. Child.
it is nntlorstoo that thc committee
will prcst-nt n no constitution for tile
consot-lntitm.
At, first, there was some opposition
to any change, but it is lcnrnod that
the cnllrc committee will now unite in
the proposition to bring about the, do
aircd effects.
lLLS
ION” SRRANID.
I” h in“ c
stilt inmd
Is” to l ill.
tutti will loot-I
"Y Jim l Iti
lot. A .ttv ”innit-brill
fill.“ «an other 1
iii“ ails- . .Ittan ML.” a»:
yr" known" in: t..‘ .Ilt-l. A‘ ut ilcliv it
50“) BY DRUGGISiS i V'tiiiliililif
illillp illit’ iii \ Y.
for iroiglit iiIIiy
0n Ind tsi’tcr Tuesday. Juan-I, .
I906, l-‘rolubt Propellers will lunvo
Pier 23. East River. New York, tfmt
If Dover street), every day, wtcep
dulltlayl It i p In. Freight rotalveri
It Norwalk up to I p m and l-inmi
'l’iNlllk up to it: 30 p. m
NORWALK ITEAMBOAT co
inning .I‘ omith, C. C. Housman
Lessee. General Agent.
Scilooi Taxés.
Union salon District.
The taxpayers of the Son Norwalk
linion School District. are h ruby notl
find that the district tax of two milk-
on the dollar, laid oil the town assess
ment list of 1907, at a meeting of the
district hold on tho llth day of June.
1907. at the Franklin school, will Ut‘
due and payable on the first day of
Mar. 1908. at which time i shall be
ready to resolve some at Stillsou l'ow
-ll' s drug store 32 Washington slrcol
l’cnultI at the ruin of 9 per coat. I
war will be shargod on and aftt-r Jnnt
l, 1908.
F. A. TOLLICS.
Collector of Taxes for south Norwalk
Union School lilstrict.
Dated at South Norwalk. April 23
l908. n28 to ii
NOTICE.
CITY TAXES.
Tito taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalk are. hereby notified that tht
city tax of seven and one-half (71A)
mills on the dollar. laid on the masons
meat list of 1907. by the Board oi
Estimate. and Taxation, and the street
sprinkling assessment. laid by tht
Council of said city, will be due and
payable on the first day of May. liltlS
at which time l will receive the smut
at my office. Room 5, United l'lonl
liulldlng. 97 Washington street, Soul:
Norwalk. Penalty at the rats of nin-
(9) per cent. a year from May 1. 1908.
will be charged on all bills remain-
ing unpaid after June 1. 1908.
WILLIAM S. WILCOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City of
Smith Norwalk. I
South Norwalk, Aprli 30.1908.
aim to it
SEASONABLE
SPRING
Goons.
Garden Tools. Barrows. Piows,
Barrows. Cultivatots,‘PIints and
Oils. Fishing Tackle. Boat and
Launch Supplies. ‘ ,
Call and get New Catalogue
ofJIIuncli Fittings.
Charles E. Dow,
publication National Convention. !_
. Haircuts".
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Filling “7.,
s
Ihoru'
‘ will be an address by Dr. Wllllnm .i.
O OVIR. I
‘ up I .wA consid.
arable stretchiof heIVy timberland bs~
tween this point and ”short has been
burned over by a tire which started, It
is believed, froms spark dropped by
a passing locomotive Other destruc-
tive wood fires are reported rIom flout
land Btolling, Onoto and no or Elliott.
These tires so into in then nson are
regarded as unusual, and are attribut-
ed to the very dry weather,
“.1
"whom
The Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
O to 8 p.m .
aundsy Dinners I Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
collcitsd.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Promoter. I
i
Telephone 999 *
MMMWHI-
if
9.....0
We Have Taken the Agency
Ifor the
Pope-Hartford
And Now Have Fine Cars of
that Make to Offer.
a E. Lockwood & Co.
NORWALK. CONN.
4......H... .n d.........- .-..... __ .
Have Your Traveler’ 3
. Automobile
Liability Policy?
lit-fore putting a band to the Wheel
GET ONE. We are agents of
tho Travelers.
Accident and Marine In-
stIrlInce.
l’ll'c. Life,
1. M. Layton 81 Co...
Incorporated.
No. 5 Railroad Avenue. South Norwalk
.,..,,_‘...,_._« m... “my“. ..
Mo ncy Advanced
to all, on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
without lndorper. ’
CALL AND SEE 0..
independent Loan 8: Security Co.
ilatlinlld Bldg” Washington St.
(mice open until 7 p to. Monday and
Saturday until _8. 30.
.... “out—yam
SHIVERING
llnvc you n cold bath room or cold
corner to heat?
Eiedlric
Radiators
are made to heat inst. such places and
under like conditions are Inexpensive
to operate.
Prices from $10 to $6.0
No Odors! No Cases! No Flaws!
Reed & Yolk
Electric Company
36 WASHINGTON STREET.
TELEPHONE 354.
.. _..._...._. ._,._..._ _... ....¢ __ N...
Hot ..
Weather
Furnishings ,
Sott Shirts in ex-
clusive designs,
$x.oo to 3n. 50.
Thin Undergar-
merits, sue to
$2 2.00
Summer Neck-I
wear, soc to $1.00.
Athletic Shirts
and Drawers. sec
to $2. 00.
Light-weight Pa-
jamas. Sr. 00‘ to
$3.00.
Dress Suit Case:
to put them' In.
$1. so to 814.00.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER. HATTER,
. FURNISHER.
‘O
, WVIGTIMTION LHYA. HELPED LIL.
HARTFORD, May 22. -—ln an inter
view with Senator Iiulkoley in tenant
to the report of the sublnurino inves-
tigating committee's report said,
personally believe thnt. it has but. COH-
firmed the opinion which has been
held by the people of this state. They
have felt from the start that Mr. Lilley
was engaged in a good cause, so that
far froln hurling hint tlIt- repom will.
be of far reaching advantage to him "
. L... --.._..‘_
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. a. connon, Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates 82 per day and upwards.
Stock and General information ’l‘lcker
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
'I‘Il. ‘88.
Going to Buy
, . as
Range?
GET IT NOW
while we can make
prompt; Connections.
Postal brings repre-
sentatlve.
Connecticut
Company.
._--. -.... -..-..mc
00 YOU WANT A PARTICULAR
KlND AND SIZE OF
Screen Door
Window Screen 2
WI
HAVE H”.
We have about 150 doors of various
styles and sizes and about 400 Win-
dow Screens, so you will be pretty
sure to find that you want here.
We also have a, large assortment of
PORCH SCREENS. LAWN SWINGS.
PORCH ROCKERS, HAMMOCKS, RE-
FRIGERATORS. ICE CHESTS. ETC.
F. A." Mitchell,
con. WALL AND HIGH’STREETS.
V, '{°’“”“_-'§r”9°““- I.
I
Garden Tools, Flows,
ironing" Implements.
Paints. oils, Varnish,
and ev you need for
Spring.
“Get in line" and let us do your
Larva Mower Sharpening and Repair-
lng now before the "rush season" is
on. '
/
Norwalk Hardware Co
8pr Rear 1i.Wsli 8t.
'PhOnO. 39 Main 3!.
The Soundest Form ,
of Invesunent ‘Known
Based on the Permanent Ownership
of New York Real Estate.
BOND 96 Guaranteed
Shares Pay Interest.
Principal payable in Gold and Secured
by New York Realty value in
ratio of dye to one. -
A card will bring you our literature.
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN,’ General Agent,
1. SOUTH MAIN ST.
'X'
., ‘1"
Attendance all hours tiny and night.
AA!
FREE“. in dictum:
um: strutting.
Funeral Iriors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 904.
Oflics and Residence.
as Washington on, south Norwalk.
84 80. “All! 811, SOUTH NORWALK
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