E E ..A suntan-mam
ad
a
n
Norwalk, has taken a pesition at the
, Model market in Main street.
In
— give you other interesting specials.
c
The St. Mary's baseball team willE
Eand
‘ Will these means-u
ballast by telephone
a" WNW
tobusirlm.
, ,
We: Emu I" alleviation at W.
or tomorrow. can the
Y.
~ I-vgll'scht and Golf Cans. O'Brien“
play the Franklin school team this of
térnoon.
WM H. M Jessup, of Dridgewatcr,,
took an auto trip to Norwalk, and Is
spending the week there
Miss Annie Gsmpher, of Westport.
has been the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Paul Pruesser, of Norwalk.
Louise Schumann. of Union Park.
-Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Little. shoes for little folks at the
D. M. Read Company. The adv. will
I
" r umm zit
Elllvery day brings nearer the ntoesEslty for preparing do interior of the
I outs for warm weather. Meanwhile. even though you may not have thouiht
of buying, we want to urge upon Willi}
To lorilaoyw subarctic.
Toilet Miss; Wehmsm
. Elinor “Eleti Ito select iron
‘ Mario: the hallw-
E. B‘LhIEE mil“. all}! W's
Fresh Buuhm Hand
scrubs. "surelegant line
at; e Goods. "
IElllliilllllt
.. oneness w «
I NORTN MAIN ITNIIIT. *
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Mrs. iii. M Haisch, of Reed street,
is spending the day is New York cityI
Central Labor Union will have a
business meeting on Thursday night
of next week.
, -—Areth.usa Spring Water. 60c case.
F. D. Lawton & Co. ~
Cockeone Tribe will gather around
a camp fire this evening at the Wig
wam In Wall streeL- ,
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Nor-
walk Baptist church will hold a supper
Tuesday evening at the church.
W.'F. Cogsswall.‘of Cranbury. has
cornpleted' a two weeks' contract, of
moving a large building in Danbury.‘
Charles M. Decker has receiVed sl
two-cylinder six horse power Ferro
motor through 0. L. St. John. local
agentl “
Get a" souvenir Japanese plate
M. the Union Pacific Tea Company to‘
marrow. The adv will tell youI more
about it.
ROY. Dertt '1‘. Van Dorm, of the
Norwslk Baptist church is abiEe to get
out after a long illness at his home in
Enabavenue.
—Umbrcllas & Yacht Caps. O'Brien.
The second baseball team of Cran-
bury will play the Winnipauk Juniors
Saturday afternoon at Crunbury. A
fast game is expected.
The St. Mary's baseball team played
the Center grammar school team.
Wednesday afternoon, and defeated
them by a close score. 1
it is. understood that there are to
be three or four more of the jumbo
open trolley cars put on the Norwallt
divisin in the near future. '
—-Arethwsa Spring Water. '500 case.
F D. Lawton & Co.
The garage being built by. St. John“
a Keyser for Everett Buckley at Ct.
ilohn avenue. is about stimulated. Tho-
mas lioblns has the mason Work;
The cellar for Albert Brown's new
seven-room residence in Burritt avo-
nue. is completed. .The firm of St.
John at Keyser have the contract.
—-The Waldorf men's 82.50 shoe. in
all styles, made of the best leathers.
lrcct from factory to you. at Ol-
sen's Shoe Store.
Paulson Ball, a student of Her
strom’a School, expects to leave Nor-
walk in the near future for his vsca
lion. lifterY which he intends to study in
TTYIEYu-F1.Y
Miss Nellie EHaish. of Reed street is
in Tsrryf'ovvn. New York to attend the
graduation ‘of Miss Foster. daughter
of' William J. Foster, from the Met
calf School.
A stated communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.,
will be held at its me next Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. he F. C. dc:
grce will be worked.
-—L‘arge blonds: E’Ineapplesr 3125
and.s]I1:50 dos. F. D Lawton & Co.
Miss Marten it. DeForost who has
been; studying at Wilson College.
Chambersburg. Pennsylvania, is vlslt~
itlng at the home of her uncle, Charles
Seymour, in Main street.
EKabaosa Encam’ment. No. 9, l. 0.
0. F., held a regal .ibusiness meetlnfl
last evening. at its quarters in We
street” Nollilng- of great importance
wind up before the canal
afiiriw and Panama lists. O Brien.
We can safely say that nowhere
willyou beautiful curtain
swi Ilse-sglmi so ”ill pricesy as the line
just dis ia‘yed at N. E.R &Co.' s.
Everyu-lloulcboldesi should ytake“ advan-
, llfiif' unusual'oilering of
sm‘
5
E .strcets.‘ Norwnl
will as
' at
Miss Nellie Willcock, of Brooklyn
Ferris, of' 6 Elm Grove street.
Milton Cowpcrthwaite. of Bridge
port, formerly of Norwalk is spending
It six weeks' vacation with relatives '
in town.
On Sunday, June 28 there will oc.
cur a partial nnnualur eclipse of thl'
Isun. in this vicinity the eclipse bo-
Igins at 9: 50 a. In and ends at 12: 55
p. m. At its height about threefourths
of the sun's surface will be obsCurcd.
——C. & K. Hats. O’Brien.
' Miss Dorothy Davenport, of Ponds. ~
was in South Norwnlk, last week, at
Knapp:
commencement at Miss Baird‘s insti-
tute, where she was graduated.
before they are all gone. Remember.
they give you the benefit of their lib
eral credit system. The ndv. will tell
you about it.
The Pioneer fire quarters in Main
siredt are aim in first class condition.
Yesterday a force of carpenters were
at work and the‘ ceiling over the truck
was coihd over with wood as the
plaster which was on the all as crack-
Ied and falling off.
warns Sugar 18 lbs 61 FWDL qu,
One of the new large double truck
cars in charge of Motorman Frederick
Barker attempted to go under the
Washington street bridge last. even
ing. and in some way the trolley pole
caught and was bent double. After
some trouble it was straightened out
anlf’thc car proceeded on its way.
—-0lsen Shoe Store is making a spec
ial showing of the Waldorf men 's 82. 50
shoe, direct trout factory. This shoe
is worth your notice.
Mrs. George Peterson. Mrs. Mary
Sayles and Miss Matilda Taylor. of
Brooklyn. and Misses Alice and Etta
Taylor, of Stamford. attended the
commencement exercises of the Nor
walk High School Wednesday evening
aanwere afterwards the guests of N.
M Jackson and ‘famlly, of Summit
avenue.
Mrs. A J Donley, of New York city.‘
was the guest friends in South Nor
walk for a sho‘ time yes erdny Mrs.
Dcnley was returning blue from'
Washin‘mon, 001111.. where she has‘
been spending a few days. While in
Washington Mrs. Denle'y addressed
the G. AI it is that piece. of which
Mrs. W. H. Church. well known in
South Nor-walk, is regent. ..
-—-King Arthur Flour. $1 bag. F. D
Lawton _& Co.
ddis-t church are attempting
Mr. Glest
emit:
lorwalka re-
Shnkespcarean reading.
has spontaneity cities. and has
great hits with his readies
. fascinating desl
ient and make best selection whilelthe stock is complete.
is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. :
tending the wedding of Miss Edwina E .
‘Mlss Davenport. also attended ‘
if you haven‘t one of those dress 2‘
suit cases from (lately & Brennan you I, .
had better get in line and got one .,
The members of the Norwulk MethJ‘
to mlike “
arrangements with Rev G. Client of 3
Oberlin College to come to Norwalk '
the 24th of this month, and give a .
lrta
”-18 North new,
haVe ever offers
300 PER YARD.
56 WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
Low Cuts
In Stuck . . .
in black and fans.-
TEL. 466.
‘ MONEY overrun”
MERRILL
ty for Advanocrnent. .
. .. looks and Dictionary Free.
«
HOTEL ARRIVALC.
Clifford~—.lollrr Wynus. tr. upon;
.t’lllhim J. Stanton. Mludlctown;
‘loorgc C. llrown, W. ll. Doubly. W
(ruglcr. George F. Harding. ll. W.
luowman. E. J. Lyons.‘ New York;~«
leorge ll. Chandler. Hartford: J. A.
lmwn. L. C. Townsend L. J. Lon-icy.
Elloston; George Holmes. Jr. Jersey
‘lty; John Gillcu. Beaver Falls Pa;
;.\ H. Kirkland. Harold 'l‘. liattln. New
limen; E. lirams. Canarsle, N. Y.;
lamcs ll. Holly, meonaon liolly,
Jonrnd L. LoughlsnR. Philadelphia. l‘s
‘Mshack‘emo—L R.llnrlbutt, Wil-
t‘;on H: J. lieeman. New York; F. M
.llidreth lioston: A. S. Shonlngcr. Gus
Ross. New listen; M; ii. Bennett.
:iii’: 8. Greenslein. Bridgeport; Mrs
Lungneggor and son, 8. ll. Smith. K.
Rosenbauer. city; ll. iI‘. Noble. Sy-ra
ruse. C.‘ P. Wilson New York; A M.
buslck. Boston: w J Cunningham.
‘l‘srtford: Reynolds and wife.
city: MIEss I)lrielen nears. Bridgeport;
Mrs. Dr. Miller. Soothingtou; D A.
Tuokor. New Y’oEI‘IKE: F. H. lilshop
Wilford; Chris DePssqusiep Water
bury; P. H. Keywortb. city. ~
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"it gives me pleasure to speak a g00d
’Ewoi-d for Electric Bitters" writes Mr.
Frank Genius. of No. 430 Houston St.
New York "It s a grab family medi-
cine for dyspepsia and l ‘vcr complica-
'I'tlons; while. for lame hick and weak
hays It cannot be too highly recom-
mended " Electric Bitters regulate the
digestive functions. purify the blood
fund impart renewed vigor Edd vitality
made his appearance in
centiy. during the illness of Row. :3:
Three, er the Norwalk Baptist chu
Wand he was well liked by _his congrer
' 0
gallon.
been aroused
West Main
esepeoplo are
the members ., Penman; New
England Theta Missionary society,
of ii’srtfb'rd, They have five small
tents and one large one in which they
lthe corner of Gregory h:wud
The ev
.lndLIeanxCobb
. i a .
lauyer, of
ing for Nomi?“
...the,
17.1”.“ ”Wang:
ii .i, .
ate Pate. Whom
“E “fig?” 1 an
art slto‘be’ v
atom .3 “l
The curiosity of many people has ' =E
to the cause of sev-
‘eral tents which have been pitched at ‘
spasms exec * '
flu. Thoyfivgliil re-
turda! .
wisitors. We want you to feel lust wh «detection it is for you to com-
pare our kind- of home furnishing. with those goth. average store. Walnuts
you to know by examination that this is the real home for best TURN!»
TUBE. MATTINGI. CARPETs, liq) DING. CURTAINS, ETC.
. when the time comes to buy you 'ns ”will
" myour udeisctlo’.
Imp-SI ofiE a place
. Funeral Directors and Embslmers,
i
We have just received and unpacked a case of the very best values we
in dainty Curtain Bwlss.
s we are sure will appeal to you. Call early as conven-
N. E. Ryan 81 Ce,
We are the recognised leaders in Womtn' a Low.
Cuts. We’ ve got them
FLYNN 8K RY'AN,
AE IIUEIW EDUCAIIDN AT
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST
It insures a good Salary, in dependence and always the Opportunir
z onerous, scum unmask.
l . .
s2 a,”
will 12qu summer: meetings every . '
evening, oonimo‘n We might. I
‘ union he .- » ~
'\
welcgmalhia store extends to.
then
6%; ‘« EEEEEEN
Ila
its
. l
Soulb Norwslk, Conn.
These exquisite materials and.
PRICES 16c T0
IOUTN NORWALKI
.f‘n
$1.50 to $3.50
M“
I_0I WASHINGTON ITRIIT.
COLLEGE
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
Pear comes- ‘
RELATING ETO 00R PORATIONB.
Articles of‘ incorporation have been
filed as follows In the adieu (III the
state secretary:
The Bergen Cut Glass Company of
Morldon; certificate of lncomorution.
The purpose of the company is to
manufacture and deal In cut glass, sl|~
\‘ol'WIro. etc. The incorlmrators are
Walter H. Bradley, .Paul Bergen and ‘
Clayton L. Bradley. The capital stock .
is 810.000 and the corporation will be-
gin business on 33000
The Stiles Lumber Contpahy of New
Haven: certificate of inauguration.
The capital stock ”0000 The in-
co‘rpomtors are Ch lea E. 1‘ Casio
finalists it. Treadway and lisrrlso
c
TEe Kelsey Cemetery Association of
Cromwell; articles of association. The
subscribers are Both Paddock, James
1. button. Julia L. iiulbort unEd Philo
A button.
. A CRIME.
Brazilian to never lost a
never let it run into pneumonia not
left a grip-wreck.” Only thing on earth
that it its the when grip germ. But
you want; Balm find a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small silos but get the
toe or 8100 battle and take half a
toaspoonful in water every three
hours. sure to keep up this treat-
ment mt trully for two wee a After
you think you are well. to u terly in-
nihilstd‘ every gem is every mat on E
gen.- Thesis remaining germs cause the
evil after email; it Is ball-cured grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the I II learso dose svervI in
when“ E:
at tilEdIlEr
or his
' tines Flourishing Business Unable to
IClleiord Dext’cr' s and Plaistcd' a.
our men In
Compote. With Other liaise.
NEW MILFORD. June 1: .~By the
sale at suction of 800 acres of wood-
land. on iron ore mine. minerals and
mineral rights on June” 27. the closing
scene of a once nourishing Kent in-
dhtfy is to be enacted. The property
beionhgst; t9.lbeyl§e moompany.
Wm mined and
, gallium in. had with
ELAllen was shone time
soled. .Ths mine is located in
the furnaces were
urnace', tour miles
, - '. hen the plant was in
52E “WEI wire used to haul the
Win the furnace. The
former. owned .thousands
.flwood d in the surround-
tueh were dotted with char-
s, the charcoal being used for
lag the era. but all that remains,
vast tract is the 800 acres
mails; to be sold. Owing to the in
creasing nth ol the urine and the
cost of la and charcoal. it was
found that a profitable competition
could not be‘ kept up against the pro-
dust of Pennsylvania and Tennessee.
and the plant was therefore shut down
in 1892, since which time the furnace
property. store houses and other
buildings belonging to the company
have either been sold or have fallen
to decay. The company. It is stated.
was always a. prodtable enterprise. it
being said that the fortunes of prom;
iuent families in this section began
with the res Its of the pany's
work. in ‘E‘Its liny days fro 200 to
300 men were always‘ on the company 's
payifbll .
ESTOP THAT COUCH
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
.ailisn Balm is breaklu up colds when-
', ever tried. almost wi out exception.
10c 25c, Lot: and 81.00 bottles. Th:
C
_ 'II'I-il. conscc_r_rcur Ema.
[mow to the—- “an? of 055.000 to
HARTECRDE. June 12 “The Connec-
EticuL Mir Association, Incorporated. is
planting to give one of the biggest
intranet Charter Oak Park from Sep-
tember 7 to 12. inclusive, that has ever
been held in this state. The fair will
be known as the Connecticut Fair. The
rattle committee of the fair. which
consists of George C. Koo, of Blme
bury. Edgar L. Ropklns, of this city
and Dr. George T. Howlsnd, oi Nor-
sich.‘ with othersi 9'1th in the,
. success at the vent ‘ “thee '
, at the Allyn House deride!" ‘ d‘ the
In purses and premiums for the fair.
There willbo $30. 000 for the trot-
ting and pacing races 85.000 in
premiums fer the. dsl ciltlle exhibit.
65,000 for the horse a ow, 310. 000 for
the running laces. $4.000 for the dog
show and Si .000 in premiums for the
poultry exhibit.
The fair will be conducted on a big
scale. There will be vaudeville per-
formations day and night and band
cop is and other attraction of a
order. After the meeting of Tues-
_ (lay the committee went. out to Char
tor Obit Park to look over the grounds,
it has not been decided whether a
number of now buildiugh wil be erect-
ial for housing the exhibits ol- whether
Ilg‘Icnts will be put up i9r the pur
l"""‘ . pr
CIA-fl, . ' -
Bess-tbs '
So Hamil:
I”
. . 00mm“, decided to hang up 55 000’ tried to commit suicide yesterday, by' specthely, were found yesterday 9. er"-
- Colophon
campaign in the history of the More. The butlscsdiswera
dispatched to find out what you wsnt'edr-it is me Wing
maker's. Come and test the splendid omega gig“ slim
Every“ one is " at httentlon.” every one Is Wig. serve ”ilk
The merchandise will surely win your approvalr-tbai’t' the peace-
iui victory we have worked for and src- confldpnl oi winning.
Keen-eyed buyers, on hand sl the crucial moment. make
many a fortunate purchase. so at Wenamskssiuhens. are lies
bargains in many sections every day. bargain} that clip; m
tics! savings.
A trip through the houseontfitling seclions will give the E
greatest pleasure to the home decorator. Ideas galore may be
‘ gleaned by an inspection of this part of Wanamakcr's,Enot \
only liar beautliying the house but for giving it s cool. Summer
dress It small outlay. A furniture store covering nearly three
city blocks alien a choice of pieces and prices practically
unlimited.
If you have not bought your Summer Underwear, Hosiery
and Shoes. try Wanamaker's. No store in this city has each
complete and varied stocks for men. women,Egiris and boys.
Wanamaker Shoes. Hosiery and Underwear always win.
But every section of the Wanamaker Store is finely equ’ped
to win rousing vie tones in the Smasher campaign oi 1908.
IJ©I51IN WANAMWR
Bloom. thAsa-ve E
A. {Smn60. £1.50.»me
‘ New an. City .9 ,
azum-unmwawmumnrsanv u.;
-e
wpqnw.mr___1
‘. l-iiDIIN TRUNK: SUFFOOATED.
Two Fall River Children Meet nestli-
Young Woman Jumped Into River at In Attempt to Escape School.
Middletewn. . FALL RIVER. Miss" June 12.--AttEer
. MlDDLEfl‘OWN, Jinn: 12. -—Mrs. Gul— Ia long search the bodies of Joseph and 3,
scope Raine-lo. aged 26. of this city. I Andre Benudre. 8 and 6 years old can,
HUSBAND DEAD; ATTEMPTED
SUICIDE. ' ‘
noon in a trunk in which they “div”
but was prevented from drowning by Iiparently hidden themselves to escape '
men in a passing boat. who pulled her going to school. The iron I.
out of the water. She was dosmndent Ispring lock The medical xamlnerv
over the death of her husband [decided thug death was accidentbl. .
--.--—-—--—-— iTheir clothing and bodies showed M ‘
BUCKLEBN’O ARNIOA BALVE WINS. ,
they bud he‘ll suffocated.
Tom Moore. of Rural Route 1. Coch-
ran.'(ls.. writes: "i had a bad sore —ltching, torturing skin eruptions,
come on the instep of my foot and disdain. annoy. drive one wild.
could find nothing that wouldhesl it Ointment brin quick relief and tea
until «i applied Bucklen's Arnica Salvo. log, cures. {lily pants at any dr'ui,
jumping into the Connecticut River.
E,
Less half ot, a. 26 cent box won store.
the“dny or me by meeting a perfect
cure” Sold under maniac at r. sameness FOB rsauo.
er
NEW HAVEN. June 12. -—~'l‘
Corliss. who represented himsélt
be a solicitor for a magazine and
use arrested last week. charg
defrauding scores of New Ila
was given a total sentence 0
years and nine months in the ty
Jail yesterday on six counts chm
embezzlement and seven counts charts.
lng him with obtaining money under
H. Easter 8 drug store.
WIDININO OF WEST HAVEN
8T am
iIAEllTFQRD. June 12 -—A hearing in
the ofllcc of the railroad commission—
are today regarding the widening of
street. in “West Haven.
which calls for abutment changes.
was attended by the warden and bar
. ‘mm'wtmmmnw
I (also pretences.
.n.r
,I , wants to haveE something small, but still large enough to carry eiothEhEI
. ' whatevs‘r they 00th need to take; wiih' them. This DRESS SUIT GA
‘ given to you Whether yenmre. an. old customer ore
purchase anything. in can Meals or women's departments amounting t
Dollars or over Open one account today. I 4
side: fish
on“ 90“” CASES were made up specially for he by s well-know
factore'r- at. great cost, therefore we say. come in and purchase ydur
suit from us arid take it numb
, Remember, In order’to get one at these QUITOASEB‘ FREE. you are not . ,
. 40 coins Mend pay us the cash m 91!.“ lump sum. W' make this after all. .
more sensational when via say vac give you the goods on credit, and let?
.IlwlgIr tIIIe elgtianu. whilw srs- paying
Else. We E you. want l‘l" me with" on sign, Your his»
E E tamfleflulsdwltbnyou can moraines your mall
anew dive. pEI'oEvidl'IIf
TIIII
CUIT
«use at
ABE Is made“ a! leather with a brass lock, ll
peanut! cornbrs are recmhrscsd with leather.
{2:588
in one or our oases eotr cases its
for Itch easy WEEKLY emu
El“: lig-
Vi . M'.
mm and worms
‘Trl Ig'mp‘h I‘2n‘III i” :‘eIIgv: lea
y EsomEeueEi'E titelhes‘tliusnufacturers.
_ act saiidi’bctldikto tlis‘ VEvIanrer. bcIIh lot:
rEiEum‘nelI ,cosIeJI’EI Esy e’r any, any
man or woman,
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