wild
galloir household furniture.
, other personal property.
oval. ‘00 their ovm name
-t‘
, ’le
BldngI-Wnshington St.
', until '1 'p. In. Monday and
-~ sy until 8: 80.
“ , Mahackemo
‘ cannon, Mgr.
{and Cuisine Up to Date.
' per day and upwards.
‘ J ‘ 'I’ i
“It” bolls “tho simharo of
.. \ "on only lodmivo you in this.
can and“ 3%!“-
, - Mitt "And endanger the health of
. finishes-imam moonstone
s CASTORIA
; . Iniuuthts rm- and. ours".
WW 8min- It 1-
Morphine has 0
is its alternates. It dodtro‘ys
linens. It cures Damian and Wind
I «Ia-Slum S"tfil§°'W”
I on
may W I'I'osltity annual list}.
WM Mother'glmond. “‘ ‘
. " 9“
Real Estate and
' .' out: uisur: sho'M osro‘r‘. .
‘ and Electric Lidhts Throughout. Ev»
. on about Holt“
I Ing' tho famous Biss.’ lurton's ind
ilnco mommy
mild” on bill '
ms It
Narcotic
Worms
In
._ul.‘.V ,,,v.-r » y‘, ‘.
.wmmvw
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
‘ badges tor commercial and patriotic
‘I"pln money" only has I. real chance
= puigu button men await the time when
. will be the principals in the iorthcour
‘ await
Mahacksmo—Josso A. Chase, New
Canaan; Mrs. V. C. Lougnoggcr and
son. city; C 1’. Wilson New York; t
William M Cox, Stnmior;d A ltitrlI
and wife, itidgclicld; Charles F‘ Mil-
lor, Jr. \‘Vosuninsler. hid; August
t‘irccnborgcr. New York; C. F. 'i‘lIonIp-,
son, Philadelphia: A. lichorgo, Chi-g
cage; A. M. Cusick. lloston; 0. (LI
Phillips. A.o. Recs, New York; r H l
l'tishop, (lutliord; P. l), llrown, id. 'i‘. l
iolliif. New York; 1.. li. Fletcher, Sarn—
toga; D. 1.. Stevens. Hartford.
Clifforde.
.l. Auch, city; ii. 1".
Clark. James Stephen llny. .l. 0.
Strains. A. F. Downc, ll. L. unnuon
Charles Booth, .lcsno l’rlnnio, New
York: .l. ii. MacDonald. \V A Notch.
.l. W. Williams. llosion; Noll llamb-
iln. it. it. linlnblin. Detroit: C. s. (ll-un-
II‘ott. Now'iiuvon; Edward Long liver-
cit; limokiinc, Mnss.; Commandant
Louis C. and Mrs. Long, U. S. N..
Washington, I). (3.; Elmer l". lirown,
St. Paul, Minn; Miss l.. M. liorvcy,
iakovllie; E. G. ilcardsicy. Hartford;
E. Abrams. Carilili'lili‘; (icorgo '1‘. Lord,
Norwich; 0. l’iunrd. Albany: John M.
itinrdson. ltownyton; Senator l‘. E.
Crown, Newtown; itohort Wuors.
ll‘rauk Signor, Ernest Grillin, William
ingun, Bridgeport.
POPE RECEIVESLSSHOP M'DON-
- ROME. Juno ll. —'i‘he pope today ro-
ccivcd litshop Charles E McDonnell,
oi Brooklyn. N. Y.. in private nirc
Mich audience. ‘
idol-ace E. Dana 8r Sen,
' 45 Wait at. Norwnllt
Insurance.
We hsvo «va dsotdod bargains
in income producing property that
mm increase in value with tho‘ rapid
growth of the town. '
Attendance all hours day nudmight.
Frederick H. Ganung.
. ‘ murmurs. ~
Funeral Parlors in (ionization.
body Attendant. Tel. 904.
Chloe and Residence,
84 89. MAIN BT., SOUTH NORWALK
I .
vocal
Shoe Repairing
Is NOT Moosnn 0R scIEn'rIrIc
' UNLESS none or us
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND or.
‘. )PHONE 450 on rosTAL. ,,
t
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f
'. ‘ you new
HOTEL VICTORIA.
' EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room a Special Feature. an
..IIW" tr
' ..., MTEO- IEASONAILE.
Fins Stock“ Out "hi c6I'Ino'ctlcn.
A full itnoI or imported A ssrinclud.
drsuuht.
am s cm Stout; mm o
‘ Anhcusg‘r lath Eur on gnocchi.
WSW it; Props-ism. -
3.
' also“. at the countryrbut
""'"'"""T‘ .‘ ‘
emotion Button Lotto.
I‘I'Ig Forum-d With Plosstlr's
to the 00mm itstlAII'Al Q
vsntlons-wccnoissslt
‘C.
Stags fright 5..
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WASHINGTON. Juno 0.—-li there's
one class of persons above another
who are looking forward with anger
impatience to tho Chlcusound Denver
con'vontioos‘and the nucleation oi the
two party tickets. it's the campaign
button In'skcrs. Despite the fact that
thoro is a brisk continuous business
in .110 manufacture of buttons and
conventions and the like. the man
Who is dependent for a living on his
once iu‘four years. Hence it is with
nnconcoslod impatience that tho cum-
thoy can start the manufacture of the-
littie tin and celluloid disks hearing,
the miniature portraits of tho men who
lug presidential campaign. Oi course.
in obese pro-convention days thoro
has boon more or loss at a demand for
Tan buttons, Brynn buttons, Fairbanks
buttons, Johnson buttons. and buttons
for each one of the likely candidates.
but the real demand will start when,
the campaign actually is on. N And the
men charged with the important work
will not be long in supplying this de-
mand. They have been all ready and
waiting [or weeks; copyrights have
long since been securcd on sample
buttons and badges containing ov cry
pohillle combination of candldttwit. All
that i nstns to be dono now is to
to haul choice of the conven-
tions. immediately this is known. the
rush will begin. and within a week the
entire eoumty will be “00(1th with tiny
likenesses of tin! respective nonli-
“(368.
Seldom has n worse case of "stage '
.irtsht" bccn witnessed
in Congress
than that which marked tho last four
weeks of the session inst closed The
leaders felt that they ought to adopt
legislation on certain snbpects as It
preparation to "gain before the coon
try." but no sooner d they mapped
out It certain lino of action than they
were scared out of it by a violent up~
rising against shI tr proposals in some
part of the country or from some in-
iincntinl class of citiscns. Particular-
ly was this true of the currency duos»
tton. Every fresh plhn that was work-
cd out to moot objections in one cuanl
tor culled down on the congressmen
on avalanche oi protests from other
directions. it some genius could dil-
cover a line of legislation that would
please everybody and therefore dis-
plrusrg nobody. to be followed in those
years when presidential and congres-
sional elections are to occur, he
would win the eternal nrhtitude of
"Uncle Joe" and his troubled lieuten-
ants.
Meanwhile everybody mttsido Con.
gross and a large number or those in-
sido have ceased to pay any attention
whatever to matters of legislation.
Several weeks before adjournment hes
centre of interest shifted to Chi
and Denver and the two great conven-
tions. in another wock Washington
”will resemble a country town on the
day a big circus exhibits in the neigh-
boring county seat. Politicians and
nowspacr men are already packing
their grips for their departure to the
Windy any: it is anticipated that both
conventions, will he livelier than any
that have Italian place i the past
twenty years. with the no stblc oxcop~
tion of the famous gathering III which
Bryan leaped into sudden fume. and
the newspapers are making prepara-
tions toscovor them more fully than
ever before. Fully four-fifths of all the
corrcspondents in Washington have rtr
.cclvod instructions to attend both ss-
semblugcs. What It presidential con-
vention means to a nowspspcr and how
It is thoroushlyand promptly ,ncportod
by the press associations undo great
army of special correspondents is told
in the current number-of Appletonp's
it is estimated that. the cost of report-
ing this year's party gatherings ill
be more than a. quarter oi A million
lurs. That. both conventions will be
of admission and they are not to be
the committees. ‘ . . .
oi tho Department of Comoros and
and tho govornmcnt tsusoscocdingly
and 0t navigationsand the boards of
which long
la?
attended by on weapons number ct . I,
spectators is shown by the fact that”. .'
already there- is- a routine in tickets ‘I .
......— .
Never has the Bureau of Statistics .
“Isom- had at its command the fscllb :
ties for collecting data that it now has. .
toalous oi the Accuracy “oi its ropem. . _. . ,
line was when the only available .
sources of, trustworthy .otuiistics were I
the government atheists-.0! the customa s '
i i . , s
WIS . "3r
quntry's internal trod. ii
on oi tho Old case not o'l'l‘
tor tit “sanctions then: run into tons
01m mi lion cosh month forIInostIpro'
..mullltlls “dilution lilo
ch oi
shipments 'ot cured is in
with pounds.
is your bolus our «.9000.
,, amongst-isms Innis conditions. the
vars out carries still ‘further the
no service to the public perfumed by
0 commercial exchanges in hiberins
ly. throughout the world he facts
"About crops sud trade conditions which
gchrn prices. and in sivtnx these
facts to the public to prevent , any
monopoly of important in mutton by
those most heavily tut stud in tho“
market. The sovernmollt reports udso
are furnishod tree. .
'_li you possessed n more matter of
$500,000,000 or so in surplus money.
what would you do with it? Uncle
Sam soon will have about thntImncb
paper currency on hand. but he doesn't
know exactly what to do with i htc
will not be able to spend it—ati
not until there’s or financial
psalmnd in the mount me he is we}
rind as to just where and how he can
keep it safe. whore thieves cannot
break through and steal. The new
omergoncf bills. of which 0, 10 and
20 dollar denomination» will be ready
for circulation by July lot. will make
an uwtui big pile, and ‘l‘roasuryom-
etc: are noaplusscd as to what to do
with the money when it is printed.
The law provides that it shall be kept
to reset vo at the various sub-treasur-
ies to allow of quick distribution in
times oi panic, but none of the mall.
Iroasnrics can llnd space to uccommo
date its quota. Therefore. the author-
ities see no way out of tho dimonily
but to construct additional vaults at
Boston. Chicago. Cincinnati, Now Or-
loans. San Francisco and Washing-
ion.
...—“4......
-lllvcrybodys {risen-91". Thomas
Eclectric Oil. Cures toothache, carncho
sore throat. Heals cuts bruises.
scalds. Stops any pain.
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's State Lupus Rssults.
At Bridgeport—.llrldgomrt 4, New
liriisin 1.
At SpringtiokF-Springiicld 4, Wut-
crbnry 1.
At Mormon-"Now Haven 7. MoridI-n
At llnrtiord-liolyokc 5. Hartidrd l.
Yesterday's National League Rocutts.
At luvstIIII~-Ciiicuuo’ ... llositm. '.
At ltrooklyn~cinciflusn 3.1mm
iyn. ".
At New York—New York 4 St.
Louis 0.
At l’hiladoiphla—J’ittsbut‘x 5, Phil
adclphlu ti.
Yesterday’s American Lupus Results.
At Chicago—~Chicsgo“ .. Washington
At St ionic—‘8! Louis. in l‘hiiudci
phia 0.
At Cleveland—Now i'ork 8, Clove-
and l.
Detroitwton playod
At Dt’lNll-*
Sand sy.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE Wilts.
u'l‘om Moore of Rmul Route 1,00ch-
ran. (in. writes: lhad n bad sore
come on the lnBicll oi my foot and
could tlnd nothing that would heal it
until i applied iiuckiw'n Arni Solve.
boss than half oi o 25 cent be won
the day for me by affecting a perfect
curo." Bold undcr Kuarullco at F
ii. Baxter's drug store
nu—
TRAIN DERAILEO AT LYME.
lJYum. Juno 9.~l‘rt\ighi. train 677,
west bound. on the Shore Line llivis~
ion of'tho New Haven road. became
dorsiicd on a switch here about 9 o‘~
clock yesterday morning. The train
was taking the switch and passed ov-
or another switch The front trucks
split tho switch. and the main trucks
remain on the rail. 0 engine. went
onto the ground. and the engineer ap-
plied the brakes. A wrecker and out
tit from Now linvcn was called to the
scene. The train remained on
tracks and blocked the main line un-
til a switch unulnc put in on the
switch. At mid-attoruoou the wrecker
was reported still at work on the do-
roiled engine. Nobody on tho engine
at the time of the handout was hurt.
machine by a-votorun newspaper moon _ ,
had accept by times who have a par» -" ,, ,
tioaluriy strong pail with members of ..
tradesud exchange-sot the» counth , a ._ .
W‘suppliodtheso reports . -
to the. savor meat. Now. thcllnmr- .I._
state Commerce Commission's"act.iv1~
ties have added I. great amount of sub
dittonsi data, and the "tricks bureaus .
more usotul in this respect: 1n the
preparation or. the :II vsmnhnt’
monthly.“8ummsry of Co
“some." 04 PM All.“
statistical bureatmhso of: churns the
toms records for tit-s imports and
when it
comes to the internal ‘obnnncros ho
w'ould be at. sea but nor the records oi
,tho established ohsntbhflfni commerce
and groin exchanges. The drums :in
the monthly summary regardin: [ruin
, spd meals. for innocuous“; uproduo
ed with proper 'crcdit iron the Chicago
Tcisphoho m
. Board othl‘rsdes reports; the» com,
0! the departments havmbcon made ,
om'Iitnd: '
. Initial: of tho ,
t
“mimic“ iii-l '
"u” at? It, at
3
more
«to moon
* no. raccoons
M“ -{.~.
J
‘. .2 . . i , - . ,,.. .
UNI
s. Onto-sore thin-toot. ‘ ”Wad
28c“: 325mm
«:0»
'still. out luh hold 0I t My.
mm at the lg); oi hurlcs amour.
":1“ Main smut. Nocwslk. As ion Ito
know there is only one older bird club
iii the state. while there are now WI
oral similar organisations working for
bird protection sad the of! t of their
work and the bringing out the pair
lie the need of protecting tho insect
gotta: wild birds, together Nitlltlle
“ensure derived from median t
shits and songs. has done much ll
bgnging about the chan in Dublin
sentiment. it is doubtinleli thorn is
a pines in Connecticut whore wild
birds have more friends or where tbs!
are m re egos from molestation than
orwalks this summer. Iliad
in in urinal? about tho hop
py in all. the litrd lab hail Worked
tract the start
in its printed lists at birds seen each
month. it has givon people who have
not the time or opportunity to study
in the [told a chance to know the birds
of our section and the names pi some
of the rare finds bus been as incen-
tive for others to hunt for em in
their haunts. The club has been suc-
cessiui in bringing some of the best
bird lecturers to Norwuik, which will
be remembered by many for u long
time.
Perhaps most Important of its work
ha: been the printlngbi the gunn-
nnd bird laws in convonient form for
general distribution, and several thou.
sands of these have been sent about
and some of them have been sent to
Parties where it has been a gentle
hint'flhnt others know of their break
lag the laws and it must cease and
the effect was magical.
The [iird Club looks hack 0 its
live years i ling it has uccompil'shod
some oi the things it started for and
with renewed hopes to accomplish
more in the future. Some good iluds
are reported for May. A rodlIcndt-d
Woodpecker (rare), pair of hairy wood
pcckcrs nesting (ruro) nest of green
heron near to town, four eggs, and
nest oi house wren' with seven eggs.
tiInngine tho insects it will take to
raise that one family).
The oillccrs elected for the follow-
ing your are:
President-«Wilbur F. Smith.
Vice-prosldontwhiiss Mary K. Jonv
nlngs.
fitmrt'ttli‘)’~~Mltiil May St. John.
'I‘I‘L‘iiSIIriff—“Cllfli‘lt‘l-i Quintard.
May is the month of bird migration
and the check list nhowb a inure num
ber soon. though some oi the wurbiors
wcro rare or missing. The list for
May includes one hundred and one.
varieties oi“ birds seen in and about
\‘orwnik. and is an follows: .
ltnld eagle. herring gull. moon her
on blackorowncd night homo. Mil
sons snip'c.‘ yellow lm ’ltpottod sund-
piper, quail, rniftod grmtss. mourning
dew nhm p skinned hawk. Ooopcr‘s
hawk osprey. scrunch owl. grout horn-
cd owl, yellow blllcd cuckoo. black
billed cuckoo, kingfisher, hairy wood-
peckur. 'downy woodpecker. Ind-hood
Id woodmckcr, flicker. whip-poorwill.
night hawk. chimney swift. humming
bird. king bird. crested flycatcher.
phoebe wood noun! least tly-(atchcl,
blue iuy. crow sihrliu‘g hobo link. now
bird. red winged block bird meadow
lurk. orchard ‘rloic, lislttrnoro orioic,
rusty bloclbird. purple xrnckio, per.
pie linen, gold iinoh. grasshopper spar.
row whilecrownod sparrow, whiny
Ihroutcd sparrow chipping sparrow,
hold sparrow. song sparrow, swamp
sparrow, chowtnk. rostrbrc stcd gros~
bcsk indigo bunil'ng', scarlt ttannagcr.
barn swallow tree swallow. bank swal-
low. codnr wnxwlns. rod-eyed virio,
whrblisg virio yellow throatsd virio,
biuo- luaudod vlrio, white-eyed virio.
'blsck and white warblcr, worm-eating
wurbicr. .hiuow ed warblcr Paruin
wsrhior, yellow won-bier black thrust~
rd blue warbicr my I‘tlc wnrbicr. mug-
binck poll warblor. hisckthmatod
green warbicr. yellow palm warhler,
0va bird, water thrush. Louisiana
water thrush, Kentucky warmer. hiary
laud yotiow-throat. chat, hooded war
bier. Canadian warblor. rod start. out
bird brown thrashcr, house wren
Isidro-breasted nuthntch. chlcsdeo.
goldcncrownod kinglct, rubycrowned
kihglot, wood thrush. Wilson‘s thrush
(vocryi, olive-backed thrush. hermit
lthrush, robin, blue bird
W
1A married' woman who says she
will? llllS
nolta warblcr. chestnut sided warblcr ,
wishes she were single again is the .
that to look for No.2 as soon as she
becomes It widow. ‘ _
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. Immfigs oust
Witch“! rm.
”WW .l‘t.’ Wit 1- --—------ l ill lili- mum
cringe.
Mousquctsired Silk
Gloves in 12 - button Gloves in
lengths, with double tip-
ped fingers, in Wlillt‘, gcrs, in black, '
black. and gray. $1.00 navy blue and tan. ‘8t.5o ‘
a pair. » A pair. ‘
h ”a. "N. ,4
man Safety Oil Lamps.
We CO"llil(‘llCt‘ today a Demonstration of the Still-
I' vcryonc who finds it necessary ;
Safety. Lamps.
The Season’ s Favorite Gloves.
Our assortment of Silk Gloves 15 at its best and con-
tains the highest standards" to quality with‘ all wanted col— .
Mousquetairotl Silk I
16 - button
length, double tipped fin—
White, . g
n
a All“
(
to use an oil lamp about the house will iind this exhibit .1
interesting. . d,
Certain Distinctive Features of the Safety Lamp: 3%
Will not and cannot cx- It goes out it dropped. '
p.lode It gives a brilliant f
psAbmlutcly without odor. light. l
Come and see. *
.5,
There are many styles.
l
China Plat};
butter pines to large chop platters.
iiascmcnt Furnishing Store.’ J.»
French China, Half Price. ' .
Biscuit Jars at exactly half price.
A large line of such goods as
lllt‘Sf‘. just in time for June ‘1 $3.00 Plates
:pz. 00 l’latcs -
"$1.00 Mates
.50 Plates
weddings.
and cxclusiv c decorations.
\
Special in Pillow Slips.
blue, red amisgrccu
use in llt‘ierIIil‘is or living rooms.
Choice qualities
—‘———-—
Special at 20c.
Gas 'l‘ip Heaters. 'lhcrc is a very useful littlc con-
\
$4.00 l’lntcs
of all styles and sizes, from broad 3nd
Chocolate Pots and
for $2.00.
for $1.50.
for $1.00.
for .50.
fer .25.
Flow-end lawn slip. in pink,
they :IIc very attractive for sttpnncr
Washable
of course.
Upht‘llstcry Store, third floor.
trivanrc in the shape of a wire grate, made to fit on any
ordinnrv gas jct.
it will support a cup, small kettle or
saucepan for heating water or milk. and one mayc have
the light from the gas at the same time.
weather, for the. sick room or nursery,
I. 10¢ each.
m
The D...M..,Read Co
N Ice in hot
'3’ It
Let assuggestthst when you want
China or Japanese Mailings,
0d Cloths or Linoleums,
" n or Brussels Rugs,
Runs, Mats, 81c,
Raffle or Lace Curtains,
Portieres or Hangings,
" you CALL on as
“s,
A. Dickerman & Son
1
84 Washington St, South Nowalk
,sHonIr bananas A If”:
lulld
,' il‘;
I.‘$‘i:£ln‘"“¥ .
l . ,I ,. I
Teepilone 44b
\3 b g‘rnws is
...
" “‘1 W. cm: . J» i
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NOWMEN under New Management
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it "rms.
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dunno or r to I it .in
”govt. .w
like so? ms VAuosvqu.
WWW Inn YM new or
WL‘I‘Y’ .osucmc, oestrus. sumac.
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