Zileir household. hesitant. 1th!) Other personal prams. oval. on their on namr ndoreer'. 0AM. AND Bill. til. . dentloen 8:le Co. yum Bide. Washinlton at. ’“ u until '1 p or. hide tnd ”Color“? until 8' :0. g y I It. CONNOR. M!!- 'A *‘fi" no“. and Cuisine Up to Date. ‘ 92 per day and upwards. and yam-a1 Information Ticker pillows 75 Cents. , we can make pt connections. brings repre- ' sedative. :; unnecticut E. Company. ARL’oAD or“ Furniture .. Just Received; 25---Dressers---25 Wi large Mirrors. cial prihe. WALL AND HIGH STREETS. ' NORWALK. CONN. NOTICE ! lemurs,» a new hard Wood floor ”:50. Any old floor, all cloth or in made to look like new hard 11y color. any style of grain. fine by special instructor. oflnvesthent Known oil tile Permanent Ownership w York Real Estate. ble' In Gold and. Secured liar" 1tern-E Realty villas to “illuminate". General Asset. you our literature. I i. PLUMBINGE AMI]; STEAM in use for over W genie. Drops and I ARKANSAS AT FLOOD STAGE. MEMPHIS, 'i‘eIIn.. May 2S.-—'l‘iIo Ar< kansns River. according to dispatches I'E‘Cifh’t‘d from Arkansas, is now at flood stage and many of tho planters of the lowlands have removed to high- er ground. .. 9...... SW REPAIRING > Is not modem or scientific unless done by us. Monarch Repair Shop 43 RAYMOND er. when: 450 on POSTAL. .WL.....,......_. m. . .. .. ...,...,,.. .. .-.......... ...- THE NEW ':- Hotel Victoria. 1' ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our rooma a epeolal feature. Oar and Electric Light. throughout Iv ery room heated. RATES REASONABLE. Finely stocked Cafe In oOnneotlon. A fol line of Imported Ales, lnciud In: the famous Boss's. Burton's one Bees & Co.’s Stout. always on dreuahi Anhenser-Buach Bear on Drought. 1’. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor. Telephone 992. Horace E. Dana 8r Sea 45 Wall St. Norwalk. REAL ESTATE : and Insurance. We have several decided bargalps In Income producing property that must increase In value with the rapid growth of the town. ' CityNatIonal Bank OOUTH NORWALK, CONN. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING oosmess. CAPITAL, $100,000.00. SURPLlés AND PROFITS, (ii-9:0: . -. . eowm u. maruewsou. Pres. JOHN H. KNAPP, 1.. Vice-Pres. FREDERICK H. ROWAN, and woe- pr... WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier. DIRECTORS, 5.11. Mathewson Henry Seymour John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman Josiah R. Marvln' J. Wallace Marvin Christian Swartz John H. Light Fred H. Rowan. ‘ ‘1; . 4 1.47 1.01 HOT WATER HEATING. HOT VAIRNEEANTIéEG. ' D'flifi liObFING. glean: (loo Fixtures ya Bonuhi. and which ‘ years. has be... the ' and has been made under his per- sonal supervision since its infinity. Mow no one to deceive youth this. All (lountert‘elte. Inilintlons and “Jllst-as-xoml” Experiments that trifle with and endanger the h deli of tomato and Children-JlxperIenee against Experiment. What is CASTOFIIA Castro-Ia is a harmless substitute for Oestor Oil. Pare- Soothing Symps. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic suhstnnee. Its one is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and alloys Fever-[shallow It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relied” Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flotillency. It assirnllntcs the Food, mandated the Slouuwh and Barrels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend. Genome. CASTOIQIA ALWAYS Bears the 31 store of l; ‘ 9“. The: Kill Youllave Always Biughi In Use For Over 30 Years. _ an.) the announcement that 01180.1 ‘ Collector of Taxes for South Norwalil . ‘ 30er of . no, In Comma _ R uuoun. stunner “ ‘N- ”‘- TuE Jonas norcmuss . .. . c. i? . ~ . 0 sum. or , Millet-K- but . . ---r a \ UNITED PRESIYTERIANE MEET. l’l'l‘TSllUilii. May 28.-—-Wllh‘ clccllou. last night, of the new moddr‘av for. Zenla. Ollie. Theological 8min had been I‘ll-‘ii‘d (luring me year as a free will offering. the first luminous session of the general conference and scudecnlcnnlal cclehl‘nlluu of the Unich l’rcsbylerlan Church began here today. 31‘s....I“‘"I~....J Union Sci—I-o—Dl District ’ _....._.. The taxpayers of the South Norwnllt ”“0 Union School Dislrict are hereby noti- find that lbo district for of two mills on the dollar, laid on the town assess ment list of 1007, at a meeting of the district held on the 11th day of June. 1007, at the Franklin school. will be doc and payable on the. first day oi May. 1008. at which time I aim ready to receive same at Htillaou-I'ovr oil’s drug store, 82 Washington street Penalty at the rate of 9 our deal. a your will be charged on and after Jan. i, 19021. l~‘. A. TOLLIIZS. Union School Iliulrici. Dated at South Norwalk. April 28 1908. ails to 11 NOTICE CITY TAXES. 'l‘lIo taxpayers of the City of Soutl Norwnik are hereby notified that flu ally in); of seven and one-half (7%) Mills on the dollar laid on the assess pent list of 1907. by the. llonrd oi Estimate. and ’f’axatlon, and thc slreer wrinkling assessment laid by tin model! of said city. will be due and pmablo on the first day .of May. 1908 .II. which time I will receive the soon It my olllce. Room 5. United llnnk liuilIUng, 97 Washington street South Norwalk. Penalty at the rate. of aim I‘ll) per cent. a your from May 1. 1908 will be charged on all bills remain Inn unpaid after June 1. 1908. WILLIAM S. WILCOX. Collector of Taxes of the City oi South Norwalk. South Norwalk, April 30. 1908. 030 to 11 TOWNSEND. are the very in ixlieit made lb 1.1. BEARING. Which,“ rédlices the friction. and makes it lhl to use a wider machine with I’m ego”: can he ed- jasted very easily and quickly. Charles E. Dow, ‘ one...“ . he wasu'morou era‘aa'r. 'Ihe u y ilcv. llr. Janus; fl. Carson. of the -‘ . the ho TO FIGHT GREAT WHITE PLAGUE W Antl‘l'ubmouiotle. Association Files 0 lee of A'seoelation. ‘. BRIDGEPOII'I‘, 28. "Articles. of association were In wllh the secre- tary of lhe stale al liuIlfoId ycslor day. by the Fairlie-Id County Anli 'l‘u- bereulosia Association the purpose or which in to study the disenta- and to secure be banned by check the pro- gl‘hllil of t e whilep pyagne Prominent Bridgeport men are luau- tilled with the movement which the pIomolers hope will culminate In the erection in the vicinity of Hungarian of a flrslfloss lubeIculoss hospital. \As yet no steps have been taken to- wurds organization but In the comer. of a week of lcn days officers will be elected and a plan of action decided open. The lucorporators oi”lbo association are DI C. N. Haskell, Dr. Edward Smith, Dr. William 11. Donaldson, the licv. amcs ll. Nibill. rector of St. Patrick’s ll, C. ‘chureh; Mayo: Lee and the Rev. William H. home, I). 1). motor of St. John's hhiiseopai church. One of Ibn promulels of the 081103 elation said yesterday Ihal in the main the object of the organiqrtlon wan to adopt the most effective means to fight the white laxue and that the association wwouldI set out to enlist the“ aid of many other cilisI-ne in all III-c lions of Ike county. ii is probable that. legislation will be asked to aid the movement financially, and also by enacting laws which will be of assist- ance III the campaign. More. dellnlle plans will be made public luler ~ltohing. bleeding. protruding or blind piles yield to Dean's Ointment. Chronic cases soon relieved. finally cured. Drusglsts all seilit. FOUR MISMATED SEEK DIVORCEB. Filo Petition! In Civil Superior Court Asking for Freedom. llRllKlliI’OliT, May 23:“‘EVII Buck. now known us'Evelyn, who In the ulnd free days of the 'l‘cudvrloln, was a well known figure III that section, III Ibo Iicfcndnni in a divorce euil bruinzht- by Thomas F. Rcardon, of Springfield. Pullers were filed in the superior court, yeslerday. licardon allimes lhal his wife deserted him in January. 1001: l'f‘hoy were InurIied May 20,1000 , [Rigor Ogden. of this (lly wnIIIa II album from Violet 011m. of Clinton . The wife's maiden name was olel. Billbloa and she married ()udeu 1903.1le claims she deserlcd ehold. y come W. Lane, of this city. asks to o freed from Corn Inns, of Yap. Junk. 1.. l. The couple were married Nowmbcr 20, 1888, and lame claims his wife Ilescrlcd him April 1, 1000. The wires maiden name was Florence Muillaud. . Annie I Lamontninc 0| this city. is Bi'QIiillK a divorce from. Fred A Umonlalnc. '1‘le cripple were mar rled July 17, 1897 and dcserUrm it al lcgod on February 1, 1905. 4. .......... $100 REWARD. "w. The readers of this paper will bc pleased to learn that IlIeI-o III III leusl one dreadful disease that science has oblate cure in all Its stages. and lha lsCaiarrb. ,,.liuii.'s Catarrb Cur. is lhe only pilliiilh care now known to the medical frat. rally. CIItarrh be in: a constitutional disease. requires a consillulloanl II. Annual. liali'a Ca Inrrb Cure ls taken Internally. acting directly upon ll..- blood and mucous surfams of the male-m. thereby dos troyln the foundation of the disease and cling the patient slrcnglh by building up the constitution and social in nature in Iiolm: ils work. The pro prieiors have so much failh In Its cIIra lh'o powers IllIIl ”my offer 0110 Han lined Dollars for any case. that it failr to cnI‘II. Scnd for list of tcslhnonlals. Address: I“. J. CHENEY & (30., Toledo. 0, Sold by Druuuisls. 75c. Take Halls homily Pills for conali pallon. —————~. ... CHILD STRUCK BY AUTO. Stamford Boy Playing in Street—Not Expected to Live. STAMFORD, May 28.--.Ioscph Con- nole. III: years old. «on of Mr. and Mrs. James Commie, of Him street, was struck by an automobile yesterday. and rccclved Injuries from which he Is not expected In II-I-m‘er. The boy Wiln playing in the street, when the unlo- IIIoblle owned by a public garage and driven by William Burns. ran into him knocking him down, The 1on was cIII about the face and bend and received internal injuries. Burns stopped and picked the 1on up, and took him to the. hospital, and then went to lhc pollhc ulallon and gave himself up. He was allowed to no without ball to IIWIIII the result on he boy's Injuries. When your food seems to nanseaic lake Kodel. Take Kodol'new and un- All you know you are right again. There isn't any doubt about what u ‘wlll do and you will and the truth of this stalemenr vcrlned after you have used Kodol for a few week! It Is sold hero by The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge Pharmacy WISHED HE WOULD DIE' HE DID. \m—e anther Fell Lifeless. TRENTON N. J.. May 28. ~Ellis Harris. of Trenton. and his sister quarreled last night over the division of 8500 left by] their mother who died recently at t (I use of one hundred years. The sister finally exclaimed: “I wish you'd drop dead." Harris fell (0 the floor unconscious, and expired in an ambulance called to remove him to ob ital Heart fail- are due to the quarrel was the cause of his death. _ ;,. Kedol completely digests all classes hood II III get right at the tran- ilesoddo we.“ fforte eunuch. It rule are. 800 The Oil up Phannacy and The Pb soy. ‘ HIM. We II-u—I—m . MN they BleOYlid lo oxlllllne the mine, As no. own Exclalmed the Words. .0- e Inn—— Boston Investors Think Maklnnon Put Them In Wren in His Scheme. BOSTON, May li.«-lbeal stockhold- ers of the Aqudor Mining and Devel- opment Cu, who learned yesterday that their sleek was likely to prove worthless, were unable to find 1). E. Muelrluuon, secretary and general manager of the company. Inquiry de- “'10de the fuel that Mauklunon, who promoted the company with dazzling success in Chicago and the middle west before he came‘io lioslon a your ago, has closed his ofllce. Ho and his family have left their residence at. Winthrop, near Boston, ills said, and gone. to Maine. Information from Chicago is to the effect that the stockholders have been informed by a mining engiucei whom that lbc properly is of little value com- mercially. '\ a.“ Drum Laxailvc Fruit Syrup ls heal for women and IlIildII-n. its mild 00 lion and pleasant taste makes it 10'" fcrrable to \lolcut purgnlivea, aut'b “H pills tablets, 010.. Got the hop lot and a sample at i’lnislcd‘ a Drug 8 re and The Clifford Pharmacy .__‘._..._..__. HILL MAY NOT BE NAMED. Norwalk‘Congreasman Not Likely to be Member of Currency Commiealon. WASHINGTON, May 28.—~(Jongreua- mun Henry has received the. dispatch from llIe linrlford Clearing House Air uoolallou, urging the appointment ol‘ Mr. Hill on llm currency commission. and lodged the same will. lineakor Cannon. i. While Mr. Hill would like to be appointed a member of this commis- sion, be (low; not expect to be. I“ one limo It looked as if Mr. Hill mliiilI gel ll. as he was the originator of the (‘IIIIIIIIIssion idea. but he is not in at" cord with the speaker's financial ideas, and some time ago declared film he would not he amnion-Ii, no IIIIIiIor how many mum mm were to be ap- polnlcd. LA GRIPPE. Brazilian Iiuim ncver lost a case; ncwr lot It run into pneumonia. nor left a grip wreck. Only thing on earth that. kills the tough grip germ llul you want lialm and a plenty so do not Irilic with the small sires but get IhI .I0c or 81.00 bottle and lake halt a Icaspoonful in water every lhrc. hours. lie sum to keep up lhls lrcnlv nIeni faithfully for two weeks after you think you are roll. in atlcrly an nlhllaic cw-ry germ in every greal or gen. These. remaining perms cause lhI cvil after effccm; it Is haifruml grip. if the grip starts with hemorrhage oi lhe lungs give the large done every it or 15 minutes till Ii stops, 0' nun—Maser.“ BASEBALL NEWS. ISTi-IMIAN TEAM sEA'rs oven. LOOK. Score Wee Twelve to. Twoyin a Six inning Game Yesterday Afternoon. 'l‘lIc lathmlap busebpll team. of him hulk, played a six Inning name with the Ourlook lc‘am on on» lallel's grounds In East avenue, yesterday ul- Icruoon which resulted in a vlclon for the. lslhminne by the score of 12 lo 2. Quite a number of people welo III III- lelulalit‘e The lock of the (lveriooli IcauI seemed a lime against llIcIu. l‘lII lineups of the il‘illllli che: lathmiane. , Overlooke. \‘ullunl ................ Kurhlor. Rout, (‘lIII-hr-r. lloian .............. Kuchlor, Arnold Pitcher. \\':I y ........................ ,1 I’ll I‘fI’u First Base. lieally ....... - . .. 'l‘iInson. Martinez Second linnc. Wheeler .............. Arnold. liosc Short Slop, Skc'nc ...................... Howard Third liaise. .................... llmckcn llrnndl Woodward .............. S. 'l‘lInson (‘I ninr li‘icld. illulhlcs ............ ’l‘lmson, Martinez lilghl Field 17 mpiria~liines :urd llnrslrom VESTERDAY'S RESULTS. State League. AI Springfield-Spriuuileld 6. Nos illimln I At llarlfordvliarlford 12. Nev. lin- en 3. Al Waicrbury—BridgeportI 12. w“, ichuIy 5. At liolvoke-liolvoko 0, Merldcn 0 American Leanne. AI anlou+~lioalon ‘3 Chicago 2 Cleveland 2. National League. At Pittaburg-llosion 5,1’lflshurg 2 At St. Louis-St. unis Philadelphia rain. At Chicago~biew York 1. Chicago Mr. John Elba. of Vining. 111.8051!!- and Bladder Is for about a year and they give tier soulfnCtIOn than any pill I ever sold. " Sold by The Oil! ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar- macy. VISITED AMERICAN CRUISER. WASHIN ay 28—An Inter- vislt of the mould at of the noun his cabinet , office . cruiser Dale . .hich .. am... 0 he , and chance. the American ambhmdor ”Port ”men. The low amnessildors lire to pin Gupta 1 June 2. when! or ii emb 0 Des exlw, on their slow... (oh Yer-lira way home. , muse mugs...” raouorsn Al l’hlladelphln~PlIllmlelphia (I. Detroit-I At New York-Sl. Louis 7. New ‘ Yolk 2. At Washington~Wasbinglon ii. “i have been selling DeWiit'a Kidne)‘ ' esting lncidelgof 9 opening of the. > Central Ame :1 Court of Justice at ‘ Csrtago Costa Rica. Monday, wee 11‘ . .3» ' Bridgeport Advertisement; Bridgeportw Advertisements. TheD. M. Read Co. . Endowed 10.52. , large or small. willmul rockers. $1.00 Rockers for 75c. $2.50 Rockers $2.00. $2.75 Rockers $2.20, $5.25 Scilrcs‘. $4.20, $1.00 SI‘III'I‘S 75c. . Pieces in hell” laslc. peIIerIIIe of IIIi‘ IlIairs $8.00 1 IrcsiIII (hair $171.40. $Io.oo Chair $12.80. bios at similar reductions. ( IIIsc (“pics (Ii till glass. ALL WOOL INGRAINS. 2% by 3 Na. for ........ $4.50 Regular Price. $6.00, 3 yda. by 3% yds., for ...... $6.40 Regular Price $8.40. 3 yds. by 4 yds.. for ....... $7.49 Regular Prion 39.60. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. 0 ft. by 11 fl., for ......... S 1 Regular Price $12.50. 9 if. by 12 fl.. for ......... $12.50 Regular Price $15.00. 9 If. by 12 fl.. for ......... $14.50 Regular Price $17.00. 10.00 .1 .Isaauu at M'fil y‘a- '5' l-‘onrih floor, The: D. M ” *nd ' S e THIS MONTH WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF Floor Coverings. Note the Prices of Rugs. ’ ‘ AXMINSTER RUGS‘. 3 yds. by 4 yds., for ...... $17.50 Regular Pilce $22.50. atop Pdlllt .. Opens MAY iSih. under New Maaauement QHORE DINNERO A OPECfm.lgtA-%31Nn, BOATiNG. BATHING. Sale of Summer Furnishings. Porch Rockers, Chairs, Settees and Tables. 'lhe incl Is there Is not a requisite for the veranda or college use, that we cannot provide. and the exceptional values offered this week ‘ will .leIIIpl all who III-I'd Furnishings of this kind. ‘For’ the Veranda. An assortment of all kinds of Chairs and Rockers, with or without arms. Sellers 'wilh or 75c Rockers for 58¢. $I.5o Rockers $1.20. $2.00 Rockers $1.60. $4.75 Seller-s $3.80. .85 Settees .65. in Willow. “illow IIIIniturc is really .’l style that In good all the year wood. and it gains in po'pularm ever) (lay lugcs and Imugnlmvs nothing Iould he more approprmte or l"'-IIII .sl gum is .‘i fmorIte finish buanse it is so fresh and mid broking. and llIe illilllli‘l \\ curs splcildidh. Slip cushions of I IenIlI LIC'Illllllt add to the ease and ap- For cot- $14.00 Rocker $11.20. $15.00Clliilf‘ $rx.oo. Large Davenports. Divans, Basket Chairs and Tea Ta- (l'arpct Strrrc elevator. Pressed Glassware. Specimens of this attractive (ilnssware are in the win— do“ Iormr (If Fairlield \II and Middle St. best .-\IIIIIic.III 1.1.1»: and in III:III\ the designs are \trv l‘lIesc are the Good Table Tumblers. 6 for rec. Thin Blown Table Tumblers. 6 for 20c. Tumblers with floral hands, cxlru line, 6 for 25¢. Colonial Tumblers,- 6 for 25¢. Whiskey Glasses, 6 for 18¢. Ju IO. 15. and 30c. Lemonades. 6 for 25¢. OI Cruets. rec. Celery Trays, -2oc. Compote-s. 10 and r5c. Candlesticks. 15 to 75¢. Handled Baskets. 25c. Sugar and Creams, use. In the China Store. m Read Co. 3 yds, by 4 yds., for ....... $20.00 Regular Price $25.00. 3 yds. by II yds. for ........ $22.50 . Regular Price $27.50. (Note reduction of $6.00 per Rug). BODY BRUSSELS. 3 yds. by 4 yds.. for .. ...... $25.00 Regular Price $29.50, WILTON. (one only); 3 yds. by 4 yds.. for ...... $25.00 Regular Price $35.00. (Note reduction of $10.00). A BARGAIN PURCHAS E OF JAPANESE MAT‘TINGS. Sale Price 250. Bargains in Other Goods. Value 300. . A. Dickerman 83?. Son, ; 84 Washington St. South Nomaik : . . Telephone 446‘. ' villi. to Automobile Roi-lies. holler as. so evory afternoon and evening. Which our “Wald” "For so." and "To let” Gallium for bargains.
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