50c to 53.50 1 pair.
RUFFLE CURTAIN. 89° to 080 I pair.
CACH CURTAINS. with ruins, It
250 s pair
to! Our-
soss-ssossuussss-sscs.
Also a complete with
tsln Materials In use ind:l
E. K. BANKS
1111\me mutant. 41-,
,Lilgiii lens Notes .
Uncas Tribe N0. 26. Improved Order
01' Dad on. will hold a regular meet-
ing, tomorrow night.
Palestine Castle, Ancient Order
Knights “The Mystic Chain. will hold
a business session, this evening
The Pine Ledge Whist. Club will
.meet. with Mrs. Christian Swarla. 08 .,
West avenue” tomorrow afternoon.
Douglas Fowler Post; (1 A 11., wall
hold a regain meeting. this evening at. _
8 o'clock. to arrange for Memorial Day. '
Eureka Rebekah Lodge members.
will 30 to Bridgeport title evening on
the 7: 10 train. to visit the lodge in'
that plsoe.
. The Knights of King Arthur. of
Grace Church, have secured new quar-
ters over the office of liarry Merrill.
In Wall street.
Mrs. Jillls, Stevenson, of South Nor-
.walk. a graduate of the New York
Training School of Nurses, returned to
her home Saturday. after nursing in
Danbury for several weeks.
The Opportunity Circle of the Nor-
walk Baptist Church will hold tect-
ing Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Warren Oster-
banks, 119 Main street. Norwalk.
Every day brings nearer the neces«
sity of preparing the interior of the
home for warm weather. A. J. Collins
J's Company want you to feel Just what
satisfaction it is to compare their kind
of home furnishings with the average
store. See adv.
insurance Commissioner Theodore
H. Mosaic issued Saturday ... il-
censeto the Pawtucket Mutual Fire in-
suraitce company of Ithode Island. to
do business in this s.tate The com:
, puny was organized in May, 1848.1111d
began business in 1849.
-—Dr. Dick's cures grip.
The weather. last week. wasn't
wh lly enjoyable. but it has made veg-
tion hustle; has practically insured
the hay crop of Connecticut. and has
caused tobacco growers to take the
affirmative side of the proposition that
the world is growing better.
Noble & Westbrook, of Hartfor , re-
ceived Saturday additional orde for
dog tags under the contract made with
Commissioner of Domestic Animals
1191mm 0. Averill, the order being for
more tags for the town of Mld-rlletown.
The total number of tags for dogs is
70.482. The number of kennel licen-
sits is thirty-eight, the individual tags
for these ranging from six to thirty.
and being exclusive of the other tags.
The last Friday of Jane has {or
many years been the day for the an-
nual. banquet of the Army and Nacy
club of Connecticut, and the Pequot
. House has been the place. The re-
cent tire has left, the club in a quan-
dary as to where to meet this year.
andy Sidney .Gladwin of Hartford
who is the s rotary of the club has
suggesma deferring the function until
fall and then arrange to hold It at
New London.
—-.It will pay you to investigate our
door and window screens Prices
right. Let us figure on your require-
ments. St. John at. Kcyser. Phone 310.
William F, Hoyt. of South Norwalk.
grand regent of Royal Arcanum. last
evening, notified George H. Dyson. of
his appointment as Supervising Deputy
Grand Regent on his staff. Iiis duties
wUI cover District No. 8 and will iii-
clude the following Councils: Torriug-
ton Council, Reliance Council of
Bristol..East Hartford Council.Wangum
Council of ‘Norfolk. Last year Mr.
Dyson was deputy for District No. 3.
He is a; Past Regent of New Britain
Council.-—New Britain Herald.
—Satisfaction: Bay Hi-I’o Water-
proof Dry Ceils. 25c each, at St. John's.
Steamboat Place.
The growers of strawberries in the
vicinity of Norwalk are anxiously
awaiting a. spell of warm and sunny
weather to develop the berries. The
early berries are now in bloom. but
the later varieties require seine good
warm weather in order to open the
blossoms. The rai1_1 last week has
been encouraging. and the sun will do
the rest If it is not too reticent. The
farmers say that the wild strawberries
are making an extraordinary bloom
this spring. and that there promises
to be a large crop.
According to some of the trade pa-
pers, the Chagrin-Stevens company, of.
Hartford, hits entered into a combina-
tion with the Ohio Tobi company, and
the Banditsky Tool company. and2
this combine” 6! tool manufacturing
concerns has purchased the machln.
cry and stock of the old Martin Dos-
cher Pluto had Tool company. of
Saugatuck, and. has an eye to other
purchases of smile importance. The
Doscher concern has had a history of
decided ups and dowus. .but it Is the
tool men’ s opinion that there is "some-
thing in it" for the trust.
Leave to. file'blll of particulars and
a motion to arrange and correct com~
plaint wen-mulled before Judge
Curtis. of armor count. Friday. in»
the case of the nited States Battery
con tpn,ny of New Rochelle. against
Robert Darling. who was s vice-presi-
dent of the company. and the plaintiilI
alleges that the defendanog groomed
the east or ligament a con-
cerngon the sex of his father. David
Darling, the president. and paid out
some money unlawfully. The argu-
ment was unite by Attorney. E. Wat-
rons for Mb it“, and Charles W.
usiins at.
Absolutely Pure
anti Ilafermcnted
= 25¢,50c, 51.00;
Elli ii. Kalil it?“
IRW‘I‘. '
I NORTH MMN STREET.
l'I'IL. “3—3.
13.1’
x
Mr. and Mrs. Leander W. Starr. of
New York. were calling on friends in
town yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Nattefoid. of Nor
walk, spent Sunday with friends in
New York city.
Mrs. Helen Smith. of Westport ave-
nue. Norwaik. is spending a few days
with friends in New York city.
Charles Copley. superintendent of
the trolley lines, and Frederick W. An—
drews. president of the Troileymen's
Union, are in New Haven today on
business.
The American linnd of South Nor~
walk held a rehearsal yesterday after-
noon. Selections were rehearsed for
Decoration Iiay. when the band will
play for a parade.
THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE
is not entirely free from disease. on
the high elevations fevers prevail.
while on the.lowcr levels malaria is
encountered to a greater or less ex-
tent. according to altitude. To over-
come climate affections. lassitude. mn-
aguc. and general ability. the most of-
the antidote for every form of bodily‘
weakness. nervousness and insomnia.
Sold under guarantee at I" Ii. Baxter' a
drug store. Price 600,
ATTEMPTED TO KILL WIFE.
BitANFORIl, May 25.-—-I-‘rnuk Lee.
who has been employed in the island
View Hotel. was in court. Saturday.
to kill his wife. He was held In 81,000
in dcbnult of ball. The man fired
three times at Mrs. Lee while. crowd
with liquor and then tried to stab her
with a knife. Both weapons were. tak-
en from him. but not before he had
broken a water pitcher over his
wife's head and otherwise maltreated
her. Mrs. Lee. who was shockingly
briused, Appeared in court against her
husband,
CASTOR IA ;
For Infants and Children.
Ila Kind You lint than high;
Bears the
Signature of
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—S. W. Vortigcn. New Ken~
osha; F. Cranmer. Manchester. N. 11.;
Neil Humbled. Detroit; Mrs. C. Root.
C. Root, Hartford: Miss ll. Schindler.
H. Kramar. Durant McLean
New York; T. Murphy. (‘-.
lteluhoid, William (house. T. Hcy~
wood. G. Ii. Starr. Danbury; George
it. Mason. Fall River; William and J.‘
lI‘. Trueswell, Harry Eldworth Cabot.
James ii Canton Cheshire.
iiertram,
anti wife.
Mahackemo~li II. Jennings, ilalti
more. Md.: James E. 1111011911, Boston:
P. P. German. Dal-ion; ‘Mrs. Longueu-
gcr and son. city; I.. R. Huributt. Wiia
ton; George Rockwell. Itidgcfleld;
Yale Baseball Club. New Haven: 1.. W:
Series and wife, New York; 8. Green-Q
stein. liridgcport; II. 1.. Wilson, New.
York; E. T. Miles and wife. Winston:
Mrs. R. it. lluell. Miss A. H. Hoag. A“
L. Wilson. New York; A. W. Dreyfuas.§
city; J. F. Place, New York; C. It};
Stonncrt, New Haven; Nichols and:
Stomtneil, 'Miss Sallck. Miss Country;
New York; A. M. Cusack. Boston; J.;
ii. Dunne, Stamford; ii. C. Hay nos-i
ton.
‘DT. Mails ;
. Dentist.
12 method St. 59. Nomads;
HOURS-3 I. m. to 8 p. m.
SUNDAVO-d! to 4 p. m.
?_W.__M—~_... ...- ..
A Good Idea
is worth following up.
We've. 800d ideas about clothing—
coupl‘ea with your ideas, makes a com-
bination. that for satisfaction you can't'
best.
We’ re ready for you-Are you for
us‘!
(LEO S. KOPPEL,
FACHIONABLE noted.
24 No‘.’ Main Ct. South Norwslk.
Cross for the do endant.
Tsi- sass.
lnrla. jaundice. bliiousnou. fever and »
festive remedy is Electric Bitters. the ,
great alterative and blood purifier; "
charged with assault upon and attempt .
for the higher court, and went to jail '
.\fr, and Mrs. A. N. Rose, Mrs. Alma
ummer
i. t ,f .1 ,'
Every day brings nearer the neon
home for warm weather. Meanwhile,
of buying. we want to urge upon you
visitors. We want you to feel just w
pare our kind of horns furnishings wit
you to know by enaminatlon that t
TURIII. HATTINGB. CARPETS. BED
when the than comes. tobuy you're an
be to your satisfaction.
A. J. Cell
12- 18 North Mats Street,
Saturday,
For this
At
These are the best made and
at any other time.
best values' to town. -
48 and 50 Wall
..-... ......“ _. ...--.....W- ....
Good Fo1n1
There are no lest
BC WASHINGTON STREET.
Fiihcrtl Directors and Embalmcrs.
Men’s Negligee Shirts
kot: sizes ii to 17, and will positively not be sold at less timn title
The fabrics include Cliambray.
cuffs attached and others with separate cuffs.
————
MEN'S SMART SACK SUITS, the
. IT‘MA‘Y PAY YOU TO LOOK iN OUR WINDOW.
Willis H.
, Clothing at the Right Sort.
PHONI. 1714.
Our Oxfords. in Patent Leather, Wine and Tan.
There are no later styles titan we carry.
Prices, $1.50 to $5.00.
FLYNN 81 RYAN,
Mw_....._.... ...... ...”... REIT—L
OUR MAY SALE
usiiu Underwear
Will Be continued All This Week.
N. E. RYAN 8t 00.,
rats ings
sslty for preparing the intetlor of the .
even though you may not have thought
the welcome this store extends to
but satisfaction it In for you to com-
Ii those of the avenue store, We walit
his is the real home for best FURNI-
I)ING. CURTAINS. ETC. and then
re of 11 place whore everything will
1115 Mid.
South Norwalk. Conn.
May 23d.
day only,
390 ,
best fitting 50c 8.111... .... the mar-
Madrus attd Percale, some with
$10 to $25
Selleck
Street, Norwalk.
for Men
hers which we cannot procure.
90 Washington Street.
W“
SOUTH NORWALK.
— — _
.. M
MERRILL
ty for Advancement.
Book. a... Stationery Free.
STAMFORO.
s1. 00 and $1 26
SILK WAIST. regular price 82. 25.
mar. tees mower.
What! Louisa Russell, 11 member of
the Minnable colony at Greenwich,
married Victor B. Russell. she had
$10. 000 lawns Greenwich Trust Com-
pany. bough some mistake
money was deposited In the names of
Mrs. Russell and her husband as t1 us-
teds. She recently obtained a divorce
fromhlm, and has asked him to relin-
MONEY INVESTED IN A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGSBAMI INTEREST
It insures a good Salary Independence and always the Opportuni-
SOUTH spawns.
WeSciiOiirGoodsatNEWYorkPnces
our him Is to make our store kno we as a hargrlr .. start. andfiryfiry snort
‘ is put rot-u; to gain this “POTATIO
units is one romances.
LAWN WAISTS. trimmed with lace and embroidery; regular prices
........
...-5-
mp1; WAIST, trimmed with silk 'ombmiaery. It 98
come AND couv mos: rovassnm
1L. GOLDEN, 68 Wash"
the in the DNWYW.
.—
COLLEGE
M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
PORT CHESTER.
..........gs‘os--1..no..suss-..-r
7512‘
..... «anti
...‘...... $1.95
stools-glob
tngten St, So. some
nutshell claims to the money. He has
refused to do this so the plaintiff asks
the superior court to grant her an in-
Junction restraining her former has-
band from exercising any ownership
George J. Gavunnugh. of Bridgeport
formerly of Norwalk. was a visitor in
. colnmlssiouer and for "It! expense. in-
_ or 15 minutes till it stops.
. of C. ll. Humphrey. owner of the New
Britain baseball club. who was arrest-
town yesterday. .
l
r".
CHAROIO WITH LARCENY.
H'lflfbril Prisoner Fight Extradition
to Msssschusetts.
HARTFORD, May 25.—~Tbomas Mis-
set's legal fl lit to keep out of the.
clutches of . police of Springfield,
Mano, was resumed in the police court
Saturday. He Is charged with the lard.
ceny of 830 from 11 Springfield woman
by an alleged flint flora note, and his
arrest here one wscll sun was follow
ed by halieas, corpus proceedings.
which resulted in his favor. He was
rearrcsted, however. and his case Went
over until Saturday.
It developed Saturday that requisi-
tion papers 011 Governor Woodruif
had been issued by the governor of
Mbssacbusstts. In the case. and they
ware in evidence at the hearing in
the police court. The attorney for the
prisoner asked for a continuance of
the case until Tuesday: This was op-
posed and the prosecutor entered a
nolie. immediately Minuet was rcnr
rested and ball in his behalf was re-
fused. His attorney then notilied the
court that he Intended to again resort
to haimas corpus procuodihngs. This
still will be taken today.
STOP THAT COUCH
or It may result in pneumonia. Brno
ziiian l’lulm is breaking up colds when-
ever Iriod. almost without exception.
10c. 2ftc, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford. Baxter's and PIaisted's. .-
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONERS OF.
. FICE.
Highway Commissioner Macdonalti
expects to get his new automobile
from the Pope Manufacturing Co. in
the coursi- of a week or so. At the
lust. aesslon of the general assembly
the 1mm of 80,000 was appropriated
‘for an automobile for the highway
cludlttg salary or the chauffeur. of op-
erating it. Commissioner Mncdonald.
after trying a number of automobiles.
decided to purchase: a Pope-Hartford.
and gave an order to the company to
make one for him. The auto will seat
five. The highway commissioner has
awarded the contract for the construc-
tion of 4,600 ~feet of gravel road In
the town of IAsbon to the 'I‘. H. Gill
Compau. of Boston.
LA ORIPPE.
Brazilian Ilalm never lost a case:
never let It ran into pneumonia. her
left a grip~wrcck. Only thing on earth
that. kills the tough grip germ. But
you went lialm and a plenty. so do not
irilio with the small rises. but get the
title or $1.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every three
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly sn-
nihilalp every gum in every great or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the,
evil after effects; it Is half-cured grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large done every 10
SUNDAY BASEBALL CASE NOLLED
PLAINVILIJC. May flan-Th1- case
ed Sunday. May ii. for selling tickets
at the baseball game. was brought 11p
here Saturday before Justice Itudor
and n noiiiI entered.
NOTICE
If you are. thinking of taking some
drugicas treatment, in order that you
may be relieved front a chronic
disease. it will pay you to investigate
Osteopathy. The osteopaths are the
only advocate of Druglces Theraplty.
that are. required to qualify with the
State Board of Iicalth of Connecticut.
The Board demands that they must be
able to dinerentintc between contag-
ions and non-contagious diseases The
laws of Connecticut require all appli-
cants to be graduates of some repu-
table osteopathic college. and to pass
an examination before the State Board.
’I‘o graduate from any osteopathic coi-
Icge. you must attend not, less than
three years. and nine months of each
year. The studies taught in all us-
teopathic colleges are the same as are
taught in medical colleges. with the ex-
ception of Materia Illedica. Instead of
which osteopathic therapeutics is.
taught To practice any other drag- .
less system the law does not require
any qualifications whatever in this
State. "The best is the cheapest."
Consultation and examination free.
Treatment administered by DR.
JEROME O. WIRT. a graduate of the
American School of Osteopathy. at
Klrksvilie. Mo. Office, No. 12 Issues
Place. Not-walk. Cyan.
011a $1“an
' WILL BE
CLOSED
Sinai
SATURDAY
alum-10:31“) "1.: M.
JOSEPH onus
FURNISHER-- , i
85 Washington It, Booth Nemlk.
".Last and Final Sale of Spring
SUITS, Lot. 2, $30 to 835, for . .815.00 WAISTS Lot 3 .......... "1"“
. con'rs 1.011 :8 to :10. for. ..ssoo' ~
COATS Lot 2' $12 to ‘15 ...... $750 DRESSES . . .......... “.98 In.
sma'rs 1.511 :3 to :1 ........ 51.93 JUMPER DRESSES "M" “f
sxm'ps' 110L110 to $8 ...... ””93 flno’ taffeta silk, with Jolt]. 1|
QWAISTS. Lot 1 ................. 59c , lar price 820.00, for .. . .. . . ..
f 33 80. Main St.,So. dek and 515 517 Main 51.,
....
......
01.. Ill
Ill
.li rat‘)’i
an}: umtlnbutmlorw
1"“ ‘0
yisfiid' flit “1":wa
tion"0il tovotlusnnoy
of an overheated and
Weamiysvousl,“
in midsummer. The courtroo-
tion of the
Is such that the but is W directly upward against the kettle
or pan upon the stove top, without affecting the atmosphere of
the room to so appreciabic degree.
You can at once see the advantage of this stove over a great
. range which throws heat in all directions—fit is the
ideal summer stove.
If your dealer does not have the “New .
Perfection" write our nearest agency.
finely d‘uickcl.a
“jig/b Lamp
snvd
powerful htaadhhmiorhwnwithoncfiilin . P
safe, tonight hastwbstmryhomcouds. g ““5“:
Hodwithvosrdsdu,writcourmmt
Blond-rd 011mm Now
is substantially ‘
elk,
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS
For Sale by A. J. COLLINS & CO.
SRULL rouse m A WELL. p ”:TL‘IND 51.11.561.151.
on 1151 1 May 25—11th
HAMPTON, May 25. —A skull was , -.
v1. :1 .1 at I aim
found lit the well of Henry Humes at 8“ sevr ‘ y s it years, for ' ‘
.yeare vice- resident of Freestone.
ere, died Saturday. ‘
cog-moms...“
M... Ihaiitstitillis
W
. “or Cycl .
Everett’s Pat. Portable Dump Wagon.
Auburn Wagons,
Carriages of All Descriptions,
Harness Goods and Harness Repairing
Horse Clipping and Shoeing.
L. M. WRIGH
NORTH MAIN STREET,
4
Howard \alley. Saturday. and the lugs Bank
coroner is making an examination of ,
it to determine whether or not it is
that of a ltumnn being or of an animal.
Mr. Iiumes broke tip the skull before
he noticed what it was.
4
THE PARIS
Cloak and Suit H
33 South Main Street, south Norwalii.
Coats, Skirts, Waists and
Silk Jumper Dresses.
As we do not carry over from one season to another any garments.
must. sell them at a sacrifice so to get ready quick. We made up the Bid
two prices.
SUITS. Let I. 8'20 to $23. 50. for $10.00 WAISTS LOI. 2.
~-q.\..ss.us
Sale in Both Storesz:
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALE RS IN II‘HIS PART OF THE 31‘
Her STUFF
s
The place to act it is at.
The a. ' Heishfield a so. 11.
TEL. 204. in his
mgr
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