music IroitI. Canons Ilocit. 182 Whohlsgtdn It. Agent for Crescent 'Loundry. s A... ITALIAN ATTORNEY APPOINTED. ‘ pointed an Jtalian attorney. Rocco lur- , city. NEW HAVEN, June 11.--Judge Ma- thewson, of the City court today ap- adl, to succeed $.81. Hoyt as assist.- ant city attorney, Mr. Hoyt having tak- en the place of Ernest C. Simpson. who toes on the Common Pleas bench. Mr. lemdl has been a practicing attorney during four years and was graduated from the 'Ynle Law School with the class of 1908. He was born In his- pies. Italy. Mr. Ieradi was highly rec- ommended and his appointment was made largely, it is said, in recognition of the large Italian population of the The Twin City, 5c. MADE BY a J. REYNOLDS, ‘ "811a ' 11 south slain, st. PURE . ake Ice Wholesale and Retail. :w" NOT ICE Notice is hereby given that a public caring will be held by the Mayor had Council of the City of South Nor- , walk, at the Council Chamber on Fri- day, June 19th. .1908. at 8 c k p. m., upon the plan and spoil on of The Connecticut Company to lay a curve switch around the southwast corner of South Main and Monroe streets. Per order of the Council, JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. City Clerk. South Norwalk, Conn, June 8,1808. #8 8t WOOD WOOD A. CARMI BETTS. our.“ 111 Hard and Soft Wood, SIIwed and 0pm Reedy for Fsmll y Use Soft Wood 30.00 per cord; 31.80 per lacor cor.d Hard Wood. 87.00 per cord: 81.78 per 16 cord. : Split Wood 881: extra per 1‘ cord. tiara No. 78 Newton» Ave 8 310.00 and $12.00 “en’s I lINOII'I'H MAIN STREET. ,~ ILLINCLY Bl-CENTENNIAL. I. F. W. Dormer, a. former South I all; dentist, is remembering 3 us here with the following oiliclai of the anniversary of- the remeyghgntomoblles and deals: I ,Publ'lc exercises on Davlsl Fireworks and band concert in lining. ‘ Wfiinging of all boils, blowing . istles. and national salute. Pa- "of ntldues and horribles. Pa - military, Foresters, floats and . ' “Si lies Athletic club. Base ball - ' and band concerts. . fiéReligious services will be all the churches at the usual 1- and in tho evening a union meet. hiItorio Westdeid Congrega ' Tel. 207—2. Suits, $5.98 Children' 9 Wash Suits at a Great Sacrifice. D. GOTTLIEB NORWALK. CONN. Buy, Insure 1311311 Your Real Eilate ' 'rHaouou The J. B. Lawrence Agency, N0. 2 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. crrv, RURAL AND susmass PROPERTIES. “I see you’ ve got a, new fountain pen What do you think of it? "Hush! The minister is sitting over there, and he‘ll hour us."—(Cieveland header. “What in the world are you doing with this ancient catapult in front of the station?" queried the visitor at Windy Villa. “Sterling a collection of antiques?" The wily real estate agent drew the visitor aside with a wink. “Sh!" he whispered. “This is a great scheme of mine. You see. I advertise the new cottages to be a stone's throw i'rom the station, and this ancient ma.- chine throw: a stone over a mile."— Chicago. Our hunger for Immortality may be the best evidence thit we shall inherit t8 I Do babies know the truth about you when they stare so impudentiy at Hm youf‘ trite the transactions crbuslness of this strictly mutual sev- its money is loaned only on the most absolute security . her»; everlost I penny nor does it. seem eva of possibility that one ever will. th Norwalk Savings Bank . use: ‘IIANKSIJILDINC- SOUTH nonwsaa, cons. ' oi sale of souru nonwauc " vhf ., 08' MICE, II Nemik. 11. I’m raliIie Court. "WIMLD..W. - lists «m1 Meeker» lets ct Norweik in said District. deceased. Whereas. ,, written application has been sleds to this Court praying for reasons therein set forth tor In order rosinm es to of estate, wide "M d scribed in said sppllcstionu on mfie Ordered, That said sppilestlon be heard and determined It the Probate Cities in Norwslk. on the 18111 day of June, 1808, It 10 o'clock foreseen; and that public notice thereof be given to all ssons interested therein by publish ug this order in a newspaper having a circulation in said district. at leut'five days before said day of hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY. 111 it Judge. Contest: for Places on 00111- utilise (Continued-.- from First Page.) contingent from Indiana. The Fair- banks "routers" will include Georso Ade, who is said to have evolved s number of original ideas fbr claiming attention to the presence or the Hoos- iers in this city. The Foraker, La Toilette and Hughes camps are also preparing to turn out en masse, but their plans for making the welkin ring have thus far been kept more or less secret. The South Carolina contests were closed by the decision of the commit- tee after hearing the vidence sub mitted by the two fact one from the Fifth district. The Taft delegates were ordered seated The state of Tennessee was next called, and the contests here. which were over the delentes- -stlarge, and from the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh. Eighth and Tenth dis- tricts, were consolidated. and each side was given two hours for the pre- sentation of its cyldence. Both factions In Tennessee are in favor of Taft and the fight grown out of the struggle between W. .l. Oliver and N. W. Hale for membership on the national Republican committee. NEW SYSTEM OF COMPARISONS. Anniversary of Consolidation of N81" ' Haven Properties Sees Change for the letter. NEW HAVEN, June il.—-On May 31, last year, the new consolidation of itfiiavigatlon properties and of the Consolidated Railroad properties with itself was carried through by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail- road Conigany Beginning, therefore, with the rat of the present month, and through the coming fiscal year, financial comparisons of the company will be made upon the same basis, In- aieud of with the different systems that existed before the ilrst of June. 1907. This will materially ailect the comparisons of figures and to» some extent, favorably for the company. As regards dividend plans, inquiry in railroad circles indicate that the regular quarterly dividend of 2 per cent. will be declared atthe monthly meeting of the directors at the end of this week This is the last dividend of the fiscal year ending June 80,1008. The earnings for the year, it In said somlofliclaily show about 0 per cent. on the stock while 8 291' r.cent will have been (isolared. he earnings, however were much better In the first halt‘ of the decal year than in the lat tor half. As regards the coming fiscal year, as the ilrst quarter made up of July, August and September always show heavy earnings the regular divi- dend will undoubtedly be declared for that quarter. The real question of re- ducing the dividend will come in the next quarter of the yea tober,N vember and December—Ind will de- pend upon the question of recovery from the existing ’business depression. If the dividend is then reduced there is good authority for saying that there villi be a general reduction of wages a so. . THE HUMAN BRAIN it is the Most Marvelous Machine in the World The human brain is the most mar- vclous machine in the world. it oc- cupies less space in proportion to its capabilities than any mschinsHt ever invented. it sends I special nerve to nice, to many branching twigs of Ir- terfes, to every pinbead area of the numerous glands which keep the ma- chine properly oiled. heated or cooled. to some sixteen sdusre fegt or'sitiu tie. with such completeness that the point of a pin cannot ilnd an area un- guarded. it possesses special quar- ters for the reception and translation of a constant stream of vibrations that are the product of all things mov- able or still in the outer world. On the retina of every open eye is a pic- ture of the outer view, a focused im- print of every ray of light and color. tai palace stands a yibrascops s. ms- gie lantern that receives the retinal picture in its billion speeding series of light waves and throws them new picture of light and shade and color. brsphone over whose active wires ev- ery wave of wind from the dripping of dew to the orchestral fortlsslmo from . the raucous screecb oi the locomotive to the signing of the wind through the meodow greed, the secret service ghards to report nil- glve the sustenance to the police Ind , open the solid of the tactic world. AM. wonder of all wonders title cone plea human brain can think in Ill lam . even gauges or in no lsnnsusge and conceive Its own wvsrd A Arm. Sorrow lies-Ilse every ultimate Sher ot'aomohoo mus: which is the outpost guard 0! its one. and in the visual chamber of the men- Ire. ' its mental screen “as I living moving In the chamber of sound is a fri- iri the chambers s‘et , apart for scent and We and touch are on the qualities oi air and food which 3:1!ch mortality» . business. W The seller for William I’odntore‘s new residence in Need street. is about completed. M Edward Sherman. of Port Chester, will be the guest of friends in South Norwslk tomorrow. W Herman flrisgsr. of H. Krieger and Company, is spending two weeks with rrlsnds in New Rochelle. “sens—~4- James Carroll. of Sprihg Hill, Nor- walk, has taken a position in John T Heyes' news store. in Main street M The Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps will hold a picnic tomorrow,‘ if the weather permits, at Reich Point. W Miss Jennie Osterbanlrs, who is em- ployed in Middletown, is enjoying a two weeks‘ vacation at her home in Cross street. Norwslk. Miss Lena Hoflman. of Holden ave- nue. Norwalk. is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. William Sturgqs, of Weslpcrt, fora short time. Dwight Keep. of South Norwslk. was a visitors in New York yesterday, and was glad to get. away from the metropolis as quickly as possible, as the day was very but there. Mr. and Mrs William Brown, of Belden avenue, Norwalk. left today for a vacation at their summer cottage, Sandmere. at Falriield Beach. They will probably be goneI for about a month. , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lindstrom have gone to Bradford. to attend the wed- ding of Mrs. Undstrom's sister. Mr. IAndstrom will return home after the wedding. but Mrs. Lindstrom will stay for a week's visit. , A baseball team is being talked up by the members of Trinity Men‘s Club. Reuben Hawkins is in charge of the project and will undoubtedly be able to form a strong nine, for there is plen~ ty of good material in the club. The college entrance board will be in session next week at the Franklin school. The week following both pre- liminary and final examinations will be held in New Haven for entrance to the Shedield Scientific School. M The Overlook Military Academy will hold their dance. tomorrow evening, at the academy hall in East avenue. Many invitations have been sent out for this occasion, and one of the linest social events of the season is expect- ed. 4......— A party Is iniug given this after noon at the rooms of South Norwalk Council, Knights of cmiimbus. in Washington street, for the little tots who took part in the May festival of the Lady Minstrels. The party is in charge of hire. W. F. Tammany sad Mrs. C. A. McNamara. The horse owned by Nicholas Farms- iris, the South Norwsllt mail carrier, ran away again this afternoon, from the east bound station and tried to go between the trolley our fruit stand and Mrs. Sarah Ladrigan's building in Railroad avenue. The top of the wagon and two wheels were smashed. ‘" DEATHS AND FUNERALS. Edwin L. Arnold. Edwin 1. Arnold died at his home in Marcellus. N. 1'.. Tuesday. June 8. in the seventieth year of his age. Mr. Arnold was a brother of the late Charles V. Arnold and Frederick A. o-Arnoid and Mrs. Fannie J. Joyce, of this city. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters. Mr. Arnold was a veteran of the Civil War. He was a C. A. R. man. being a pest com- mander of Marcellus Post. He en- listed train California. being the first man to enlist in Los Angeles. Mrs. Joyce has the sympathy of her many friends. as she has last five brothers in five years. Funeral of William Seymour. The funeral of William B. Seymour will take place from No. 88 Cedar street. Friday afternoon, and services will be private. Rev. C. S. Macfarlsnd Will 010018“. and the burial will be in NorwIlk Cemetery. Funeral of Ward Benton. The funeral of Ward, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Boston: of Ely avenue. was held yesterday after noon. The Rev. William Mbher, I). D...reotor of St. Joseph's Church. of- ficiated, and interment followed in St Mary's Cemetery, Norwslk. ‘ Funeral of llsle ISyring. The funeral of Idlsie Syring will be held at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after- noon from the late home in LexIng- ton avenue. lerton—"l would like to know where all the bright girls of the past Bronson—“I should as that some doses of paresoric to the bright girls of the future ~—Chrlstian World Small Elmer was deeply interested toe : 9‘ walk. 11's in Mimi 1ch1 on 1 man. of them are administe 11g cautious bl nos. 1 and 5 cazarra epitome. p 9 , ‘ ‘ . . ‘ . \f ‘I‘ailor-made Suits and Coat We y;lll continue our 25% Discount Sale of Tailor- made Suits and Costs. Many of the . - ~ styles of the «uses are to be had at discount prices. Housefumishing Dept Hot weather specials in our Housefurnishing Department- Lightning Jars, quarts .‘ 81.00,3 qt. Freezers . ...... . ......... 32.25 8 gal. Ston‘Water Cooler 01-75 Iilghtnlng Jars, pints 850,4 qt. Freezers ........... 32.87 5 gs1.8toue Water Coolers .. .3138 Jelly Tumblers, per dos. 17c 2‘gal. Stone Water Coolers ..... 31.00 2 gal. Water Filters ...... .3250 2 qt. Freezers 31.85 3 gal. Stone Water Coolers .. ”31.25 3 gal. Water Filters 33.85 TRISTRAM 8; HYATT NORWALK CONN. ..m._w.... A SIGHT OF DIAMONDS I ————— stien Deals With Its Customers It, Some Jewelers were discussing the ,' diamond situation and one of them told ‘ about a thing that was now to 11 mar l chant from out of town. The convcr- , sstion led to the De Beers- Premier combination and the fact that it con- trolled 88% of the diamond output of the world. “Every so often in the year," said this Jeweler. "the diamond syndicate sends notice to the Jewelers who are on the combinations list that a sight may “be had of lots of certain kinds. A sight is the trade name for a view of the special lot of diamonds “The cutters who are notified come to take a look at the diamonds in the show rooms in landon if they want to boy they purchase them then and there (or spot cash. There lsn' t amlnute‘s credit “hithermore if I 01111 sends an insect there five or six times without his buying anything at the sight the Way the De Beers-Premier Combln-E ' O H Kneger O syndicates cuts it off the list That was connected several your age and it has been trying cvor nines lo got back on the list. "When you realise that the olhcr 8 per cent. of diamonds comes from Brn— sil you may imagine that the syndicate wNew' York 8011. The Folk my the N10011:. Muéical and Lecture by MISS ELIZABETH CARPENTER. Cantu-site. assisted by MR. DUDLEY CARPENTER. English. Scotch. Welsh, French, Ger- Iisliun, Russian, indian and American. For the benefit of the Foreign Clil: zens' Work of the D. A. R. LOCKWOOO'S HALL, FRIDAY EVENING. June 1211:. ' et Eight o'Clock. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. I new YORK. NEW HAVEN s HARTFORD RAILROAD rimmed: in so»: Eu 8. we SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK. A. iii-12: 68x. 8:188. 8:08. 8: 16, 8:501. 8:60. 7:541, 8:188. I 0118. 8:811. 8:58. 10:60:. 11:.88x P. “#43: Biz. 1:10, 8: 011. 8: 81. 8: 51:, 0: 088. b: 37. 5: 018. 8:87, 8: 81:. 7110:. 1151:. 8:68. 88. 1 1:ch Philadelphia and Wsshhxou. I). does not stop It New Yo ——-— Sunday. 9‘ 1A. I.—18:588. 5:188. 5:818. 8:07. I. P. I.-—18:8‘lx. 2: 88!. 8‘ 018. 5: 87. 5:511, 7: 18. 7181!, 0' 53!. 10: 88. SO. NORWALK 'I'O NIIW'MAVEN. a. 11.-—11:os.1:11,1:ss:. s 111 1: u. s: 25 9: 18:, 10:11:. 11: 08s. 11: 1r. r.“ 11.-—11:osx. 1: 111 s 1111. 1:991. 11:9..5: 011.5 :19, 1:: oil: it: so 1 09:. 11:51:. 9:91 11:11; to Brldgepo'rt only. 1: 11 and 1': 19. “-1-- Sundays- A. l.:~18 08,1118. 1158:, 7:88. 8: 10 10: six. 11: 08:. BI.:~848.7:088.8:188.8:101 SOUTH uoanALK ”To oAtiIuav. A. M.—-18: 10 (daily Mon- days), 0180.8:88. 10:00k.' P hie-1: 80. 4: 88, 8:33,: Sundae—8: 10 s. 111.. :30533‘r‘tl. esss'osv *ro 90m iuouwnur. s. 11.:-s 119.1:11 11: 11,111 1911111: so in an illustrated book of anatomy "llama?" he said the colored plates ii a men's liver is, but where Is his ba- conf“—-Chicago News. . ,iry _____ “My love," said he l‘ls like 310808 And the maiden answere onion: ‘1 think it quite likely you‘re (no: theyI both make me sick cede New I‘lntin'r to one or sshows where. , ssw velveteen score 118118111141 “My Mend over there is one of the 8: 011's. ,3: greatest afteodlnner s eakertw have. 11: 11: v "Neely: how ,(hdoes hp menus: snout P. .'-.-:ll_' “158,8: 01“ 88. his other meals!" we and Colin- 8 :08: ‘P hie—8.108. 11:91:14.5 “Mm-D‘v' Leg 7: “f r. “a. 0.00. A u.—11:oox,1:ssx. this, use. 088:8 8,0 8100:. 8:03.7110i71808. 0i happened once to a firm with which I 3 l is in a position to do things that way." ‘ 5:191. 1.0g. 11:: 95., . I 11% i on constant aim . standard of this the people. . each week and it burden. Standards are never permitted to be lowered for the sake of prices, but our prices are always held at Ithelowesi points. better goods, at the same low prices, and to make this business more and more strongly the store of and for Do You Feel the Money Stringency :We can help you ill a great many little ways. Our Charge System is a great help to people of moderate means. Your account grows less is to improve the business—to sell never becomes a You Were born under s lucky star If you get some oi the Coal we hays » «energy reselv’ed s1 Ieur ysrds. And if n" 1'.-1 not Ioduaihted With our CeIIvrs should like to introduce you. We have I large stock, of many varie- tIos sod ,lt, is unequalled for down- right (sod upright) value, If. we know mass shah: can. '» : 29 3‘1 West Washington Street N " SOUTH NORWALK. - IndI . '. . _ like, .I'. 3 their example. , pain and sadness, of heart of limb. 3" ”1'.-,1,“ ,‘v‘. 1.. Love (to his belovedl—-Do not, I be- seech you. refuse my hand. My life Is insured for 200, 000 marks and if you accept me i am sure I shall not sur~ vive very long. ~—Simpilcissimus Have You 1114...: oi The New Science of Healing? which is now receiving the attention oi moor Indies in society. vino hove. mooted this reform method of healing, ‘ and so markedly improved in health hve- tit"; we I 11g other. 11:9 ibm. ' one should [groin whoa they can live in stream: and 1a.. ' pieces by going to the Chiropractor st 88 I. Wash star: 81., Hevllsnd Sleek. 80TH. NORWALK. 1 I '0 sesame 11111111111111 crush. ‘ r.‘ V‘
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