727' 51:16“ 51911,
lira-Edit {Melfim bushes!
lll wnlth pIstltImtitlI. ll able to be out
use!
Miss hand .1. Pis’tt. at losses street.
is spending a few days with relatives
in Reading. .
Mooney, J. Beldsh' lhirlbutt, of Nor.‘ WW
walk. was in Danielson. Saturday. on
a business trip. 1 '
Mrs. Lottie Buttery and son Jack. of
Norwalk, spoilt Saturday with friends
in New York cit-p; . -
Joseph Hendrickaon. of Bridgepofl
was the guest yesterday of George
Cavansgh of Norwalk.
C. F. Adams. formerly of New York
city. is now a resides oi Wilton. hav-
ing moved to that plh . Saturday.
‘ilail Carrier Wilbur Hubbell is en-
joyln I few days' vacation. .1 Wil-
lantTIOWeJI substituting for him.
«The Board of fitlmate and Taxa-
lion will meet In the selectmen'a of-
“of in the Town Hall this evening.
Jilin. Joseph McMahon is moving her
household effects from Franklin ate-
3:” to'CotMge'nvenuc; No‘rwalk, to-
I- ~
‘. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Haymes.
after an- extended wedding tour. hille
taken up their residence in North are
NIB: '
Mr. and Mrs. G. ll. Goodrich have
returned to tbcii home in South Main
ltlloct after spending the summer in
Flori da.
éa—lly request Queen Isabella will
I‘sniilu ‘at the Havilsnd House one
«1311”: informants: on to 5. . .
of]! of Grand
Itrdetwomslk hit: ovod to Spring-
wbere its has been working (or
some time.
"Patsy” Nolan, the wide awake clerk
of Glendonlng' a pharmacy, Norwalk,
ispent yesterday IIfterInoon with friends
in lii'v shields.
iii-s Ray Miles and Miss Rita
Koarns. of Bridgeport were the guests
0!: Miss Lucy Howard, of North ave
title. dyer lhnday
The Woman's Municipal League, of
South Norwalk, will meet Tuesday.
Mby 4,‘ not Thurtiday. nIs Isaturday s
Etching Sentinel stated: ,
The price of flour has not changed
in Norwalk within the last Week, and
although it has not been reduced the
dealers do not now anticipate that it
will go any higher.
A regular meeting of the Whalso
ct’or Circle of King‘s Daughters will
be held at the home oi M'.rs George
3. Kendall, 51 Elmwoot) avenue on
Tuesday, at 7:15 p. n1.
\ Attorney Leo Davis. of Norwallw 7""
[Ive a very interesting talk to the
Miles of Mrs. IMcnd's Hillside School.
Friday afield his topic being:
“Town 11nd Cl ly Government."
The degree team of. Court Narruk
rosters of America. of Norwalk will
rney to Stamford. next Sunday and
a for the first degree upon some hun-
candidates of the lodge of that
”l
here was a good game of ball at
“fictional“. Park tnrday afternoon.
sic which time the Colonials, of Nor
radii the WI dressed lists.
Alter hard. Ilaylng the latter was by
the s‘cOl‘e o 13 103.
tII‘MI‘I. Mary. M'. Dibble. at South Main
.hss pur it ,tho‘ property ‘of
Tillie. bottle 11:. “came, No. 87 Bay-
vi avenue, and expects to take pos
slon or the some sometinie during
th‘B current month. The transaction
811‘s effected. through the real estate
5313mm .1 M.- be Coulee.
‘i‘bé manager of then 1171111115151. base
can team was In naiibury, Friday, and
arranged with the St Mary's Y. M. C.
A. team to play a game in Winnipauk
next Saturday. The proceeds are to
be for the bsnoilt oi the button. It
is expected that friends; of the Bethel
boys will acdsnipsny them to witness
the game. 1
Seniors' plsy "Bachelor'
Hhilfii 18er #:8409958“ at the High
SWIT I .May 4. Adm. 86c.
eddy TU. tlid; 2 p. m. semi-
annual 'fiw _ - ‘Western Con-
nect .. is on gains Woman's
, : ‘ " sty‘ in the
No . Method sl Church.
A mu interestlns in he‘s been
no Butler.
ATQE.%TT m (Mystic Dr Rachel
Benn will Wale spe
Won a tunings.
Bertha IVIih
River
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1377115177 IRTocY'Ubnmbr-y. support-
' Weber. has certainly
caught on in great shape and has
made a great impression on the pat-
rons of Hoyt's Theatre. in spite of
inclement weather. they have done I“
lune“
chine s “ago Saturday IInl lht the
stand 1;]
y'alpn d'to be
bun 11‘ he yin)"1 the last three
8 ‘8’ 9mm: Workman. and“
day
tnThde' an «on greater hit than the
opening bill. Mr. .Weber. as Rueben‘
Warner, the master workman, recelvv
a! an ovation. He flttcd the part ad
lltlihiily. and his splendid acting elk. it-
so round after mund oi applause. Ber
tha Belle Walker, as the society girl
who eventually man the master
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fibglat’iiiw Mind combincgng
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ET? but?” his deli tin-dished manya
lids y-‘ld Ems Glendon. as Mr.
Knowltpp mmowiler hi the works
”at mien be
11?;“11 I one iIg will Charles lll
lstd rt
opd,andul;orrel t e old work.
1511 vs 8' Hits pom yal 51 chnra
“bl-Va 11ng Mason, as the
adventurer, and Marie VanI as the so-
l‘h11,tron “19’ vér‘y‘ convincing!
mot elr rts admirably ‘ur
fiwsgfilfia ‘ihé leader or the
ii. mdU' !' ileoidal hit, and was
vocrl erously
Miss Battelle as Cinders. was a decided
diocese and kept the audience in a
happy frame of-Inlnd. Miss Forbes, as
Nell, the poor'wdrking girl was very
good and theflthe'r members of the
company carried their respective roles
in a creditable manner. The produc-
tlon was at ly staged by- Eugene
Weber, asdis ed by Mr. Kulg. The
Machachlnn brothers also made a den
cided hit in their novelty dancing.
With the ilrat week as I criterion. the
patrons of Hoyt's are assured of first
class plays for the balance of the sum—
mer. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day the company will be seen in the
great lrish comedy drama. Kathleen
Msvourneen. with lectures and special-
ties.
PHYSICAL TRAINING OF MIDSHIP-
WASHINGTON, May 3. -—Sonle radi-
cal changes in the meiiious 01 physical
training of mldshlpinen. generally in
linuoda “men tIortol‘
with“ which‘ lie pi” ‘pe formers
We need th'o‘ti‘a'lhl least of All, is
suggested by the spec II board dclalb
ed by the superintendent of the Naval
Academy. The board is of the impres-
sion that real advantage would be
gained if physical exercises were in-
creased with opportunity to that end
by reduction of some other work such
as drilling
It is evident it is suggested. that the
policy of the aval Academy will be
that of consistent and compuisory and
physical exercise along lines lndlvid»
sally prescribed‘and the hope is ex-
pressed by those interested to extend
the same system to the naval train.
ing stations and to adopt it ultimately
as a requirement aboard ships for both
officer's and men. The headquarters of
the mldsliipmen of the tiainlug squad
run this year will be at New [mdon
and the cruising will be confined to
New England waters
Many an artist's toilet wouldn‘t
makea‘odelwlts. t ....
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Hotel Mahsckemo
Jun: cannon. stir.
Servlco and Cuisine Up to Data.
Rates 82 per day and UPWIMI.
Stock and General information Ticker.
Sunday Dinners, 75ers
TEL. CALL to
The Norwslk victim Cleaning
Co.‘ 5 Wagon
does your cleaning,“ one-fourth the
the {.1111 acc’ampllshcs betas; result:
1 an y any need 0
taking up «mesa-min; the fur-
niture. or disturblfig the household.
Contracts made to clean midsuces.
churches, oilices.‘ lbiig'o rooms. 5112.151
me estimate on- your spring
Reasonabl loos.- Toasted per
9 Pr 0 I
tors. asst cervical-Jilin“ A17!.
CHAS.H
Butter! Butter’ Butterh
Trash tronI' file'cflamdryi all you
. had it dlihoulIt to had Butter to I'ult .
Min ‘ nude ‘
you try our “I ‘tmll
CniIInIery lu' tub or prIlnt. Ito and 805
Jul; r. ”1:5,“
We have othlir mutter. one and m
"11,12;
Fruit and Vegeth‘blnh.’ » .1
Aiba'i‘ml. lthubsrb; 'Radlsii Iie't-
hide. water uses; uptown comm:
Strawberries. Plnoapplos Oranges-.14
‘oi-lipé Fain etc
Call an see out saterdsy display
'0! Ohms lei-0008!; IYIounwlll basin»
~ Dfll‘dflbitl‘mu’ ..r.l.: I‘r-‘w
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at MIT mementos smear.
applauded throughout. '
pt7We ill-e 'headqud't'tefl‘ doc the finest I
. t/ u m
i2- 18 Nerth Main Street
liu.sluvss was '
58 WALL .TREIT.
83 Washington Street
(I liter.
1 i
IYARD TEL. 46-8.
in all leathers.
"l .~ .‘1
so wsdklksrofl Iran?
GO‘CMS aid (3 *
most every variety oi Carts are to be i'ound in this In
The best makes and latest designs by the cobalt-“£51 makers.
ours. and the styles have been particularly well selected
Cams are Itlong
O. B. Jackson
. .. option 7'
Everything in the optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 438.
‘ . Underwear
Women's Summer Vests. Pants and Union Suits are in readiness in our
Underwear Section, waiting the advent of the warm, sun-shiny days. Wish
so could tell you of the many. many styles we have for your choosing. Cer-
’niu|y you won't ilnd better assortmentu or better values in The Norw'nlks.
Inst 10 got you interested in this section of our store. we offer for the com- .
lng week. Indiea' Combination Suits of line. bleached yarn, low neck. sleeve-
less and cuff knee Pants. 11 good 500 value. at 396. or 3 Stilts for 81.00.
Do not miss this opportunity. for it is not likely to moor again.
N. E. RYAN 8: 00.,
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‘ MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
FERTILlZERS 1
American Agricultural Chemical Co.‘I Super-phosphate oi Lime, Potato Marv
are. Complete Manure. Fins Ground Bone.
napes’ Potato Manure. Complete Manure. Top Dressing. Fruit and Vino Fan
Land Plaster, Ali-.Iiscksd Lime, Murlate of Potash, Nitrate of Gods, Un-
leached Wood Ashes. Barnyard Manure.
BEAN POU'JS
RAYMOND BROS
The HatCh 81 Bailey Co
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and MillWork for Everything L
from a Piggery to a Palace
We have now on hand the largest, most vol-lad and «milieu stock of law 7
I bar in the history of this company or any of Its predecessors, and
mocctfuily solicit the par snaps of all lumber users.
out Ladies: Coronet "
”lords and
Cannot be cxcclitki in price, Style and wear. We have them
Price, ' $2.50 '
FLYNN ,.&' RYAN
7111511715115 you nauseous:
I “Mm-.w—v-IWWWIWI w. .
it»,
all-IL
d assortment of
ery one having
some distinctive feature that can be found in no other line.
from 82.00 up to 83800. All of our
easy to propel
v.1».I
Prices range
.11de sturdy and very
, .
.wLJ g. -. .
South NorwalIki Cons.
cut Agricultural Cullen will hold its
eighth annual session (or four weeks
from June 28th to July 23rd. inclu.
.9121:- 1‘h‘e courses siren in” all use
7'.
. dam to bolas ure
’ 111W}? teach in: slain titty.
agriculture ytbeeu planned to ‘Iheoi
the needs of mum, espoclnlly' those
in rural schools. as wet as of others
who w igh to gain a first band know
ledge 0 nature and country life.
Special pracricsl courses in poultry
i‘iIusbnandry slid frliit growing will be
Class room instruction will be con-
llnca to the vI‘lloIrnlni; hours, while 1.
afternoons' vii" be reserved for nail
11-151 dud other outdoor starches. 0c
' national lectures will be given in the
Funeral Dlredlors and Embaimen, i'"7
evening. Certificates may he obtained
showing 1.11. pounds completed:
Tuition in all course: Will be free.
Boar dpnd room rent or y be obtained
tor all a when. Registration fee 85. .
An illustrative circular oi the sum- '
'7 7 liter school will be sent upon applies“
I)
NORWALK.
35qu Norwalk
Something the Matter with
YOur Auto ?
Rest easy. ”la-t us have 11 look stit.
let us apply Our expert knowledge and
facilities to it and you will have the
pleasure oi seeing your car in good
running order once more. We repair
automobiles of every make at a reas-
onable cost—den reasonable. in fact.
considering workmanship of highest
giade.
Luther M. Wright
Phone Connection
MAIN 811. STAMFORD
HILL TEL. 46-3.: ,
7 to‘the courses will be furnished on re-
Q .
‘ mar-wtmsflm r u—uan-auwwam Irv-m. Hui.
80W“ NOWALR’
Doe; It (Edit Yeti lob Run
our Machine y
.3- {if
new muohl vpower do? you lose by‘
friction. slippage of bells. long line
«ensign. stailiu uainghSTEAM? . iii '
1 us ave onest answer 1
WV! ‘uestlblihw'and: ws‘il submit.
f the cost of Electric Wiring.
~snli estimated amount contour
[28’0on that! the! will SAVIIQ
M0 'for you.
Wilma tall it M'si sham today?
Tel. 854. 9 80 Washington it.
lions Detailed inlorlnetion in regard
quest. Address all communications to
the Connecticut Agricultural College. '
Stem. Conn
Artist—"What do you think of my
latest picture? "The Wood Nymph!"
Critic—“Great! Really looks wood
on." .
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AUCTION
Will be sold at auction. on Wednes-
day. May l2th, 2 o clock 11. 111.. the plot
of ground adjoining the Norsalk Club
Plot is 110 [set floating on Wall street
by no feet in depth. This is an ideal
location .for a ilrstclass Hotel, which
is sorely needed in Norwalk.
For particulars onquln of
111A cons.
school “Taxes
Union School DiShic‘i
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby noti-
lied that the district tax of two Innis
on the dollar. laid on the town use a-
mont list of 1908. at a meeting at te
district held on the 9th day of June
1908, at the Franklin school. will be
due and payable on the ilrst day of
May, 1908. at which time i shall be
ready to receive same at Stillson—Pow
ell's drug store, 82 Washington street.
Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent a
year fmm May] iwill be charged on
and alter June 1 1908
F. A. TOLLES
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
l nlon School DistIlct
Dated at South Norwalk. April 28
1809. 828 1111
NOTICE
CITY TAXES
The taxpayers ol the City of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of eight (8) mill: on the dol-
lar. laid on the assessment list 011908.
by the Board of Estimate and Tans.
tionywlll be due and payable‘on the
first day of May. 1809. at which time i
will receive the same at my omen.
Room 5. United! Bank Building. 97
Washington street South Nonalk.
Penalty at the rate of nine (9) per
cent. a year from May 1.1808 will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June 1 1808.
WILLIAM s. WlLCOX,
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk. —
South Norwalk, April 6,1908. . .
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7‘ ‘77 , nus young and knew something about
. cooking The whole town was asth-
twin allow 1 «19'
People“! all!“ tho instills
"until most servicemen Cellos
sum the quality is uneven-7-
up and downy‘goed this ”and,
bad the nut. They could hard.
‘ly aspect otherwise as the deal-
sr Isasntmiy.» nu . iu‘II-sy. .or 2
the Jobber. Union Pacific 251;.
Mocha and Java ._quIlity la 75l-
ways up above the. standard.
We import 11,.wa. roast-it. we
turn it over to the customer
without no assistance; of .8
single outsider. it who: help ,
being uniform. Ill-Ill You m,
this collapses. We not the _
“5791mm your Mats. “ T'. . "
The Union Pacific
T883011.“ ‘
,, put the key in his pocket and want on
7‘7 _ he thundered out orders Sand made 'the
7 7:185'1'5on8'fiox. Int”. ‘
.i man and had no doubt that .. ‘
» Ml when he was; ‘
l
nOlies‘of
his foot ad a signal slid soon Jason 8:84! ,Wlll, 8:
autism-ed and
,’"iuut Its i knew We would be.
.Iltsne. those no German voice
think We had better drop itncIllIoIr tillI
the fog lifts a little. "
gave the helm to Jacob and ION
oi foist'nld to ‘tlle anchor; hilt lie ’
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Bummer school union. July. 18001
Will he at Much lot-net. 1.1;;
The summer school at the Council-7 , 'I ‘ 0‘ l “ ‘
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WONDERFUL VOYAGE. l
Between two trips to Germany, Mm-
tcn Anderson, the skipper, went home
and to bed. The whole thing was
plain enough. In the little fishing
hamlet people were not in the habit 0!
taking to their beds because ‘
they felt sick, and When 11
man did. it simply meant
change. Mrs. Anderson. therefore. be'
gun at once to arrange the necessary:
things with undertaker, sexton and
butchei, while people began to look
{01 another skipper for the 8l00p 'An-
dieiis."
There were men enough right there
who knew something about the sen ; ev- I
cry shopkeeper and tradesman could
tell just what should he done. it was
a pleasure to hear them in the even
ing ciitlcislng every vessel that came
in sight. ,
But here. where there was a reopen;
slblllty to be taken everyone modestly
refused. All the real sailors were away.
in the tropics or on selling trips tul
Greenland and it looked very much
as if the "Andreas" would have to re
main in port all summer with its cargo
of stone. " ‘ ‘1 ‘
There was Jacob. at“ coursefihc
could have time it minim“; he
could chew tobacco. Jamil
on the long voyage during his youth,
had been pirate captain and slave
dealer and caught whales-his name
was on the black list in Copenhagen-.1
it was said, and when he spoke at the
see everyone else felt Insignificant and
shut up. That was 20 years ago: now
Jacob looked after his little shop and
went fishing once ln a while. but be
was like a stranded whale—there were
always breakers around b.m. When
Jacob went dowu to the shore In the
morning. summer or winter. with his
bully breast exposed; it was as if a
ship of the liuc passed by the lltiio
It iiiili‘lws.
Nobody knew anything about his ex-
periences as a sailor but what be had
told lilnisclf, but that was enough. Ht!
was not the kind of man who dis-
cussed things with anyoue or allowed
anyone to doubt. Jacob had said it was
so. and that settled it. no matter how
unreasonable it might sound.
Everyone thought of him while the
old shlp drew more and more water—
.lacob could take it to Germany if
he wanted to. But no one dared say
a word to him about it or even hint at
it. The "Andreas“ was no tull-rlgger.
But one morning it came all by it
self. No one knew where it came
from, but the rumor went all over
that Jacob himself would take the
sloop to Germany; It was very excit-
ing and everyone looked at Jacob. who
might have something to say. But
Jacob smiled scornfullym‘To Ger.
many! Mrs. Jungemnnn goes for milk
every morning- and crosses two gut-
ters why did they not ask her to do
it?"
So people kept quiet and waited, All
the itips .lnioh had ever made were
likc lolly tales—ho would get some-
thlng out of this voy.ngo i011 .
Jacob took care of his sloop as Its-
uul until Saturday evening then he
heard with Niels Kass; the old swine
herd had been a cabin boy ’wlien be
when they heaved the anchor. At last
Jacob was to be seen in his preper ele-
ment. And be was a night, indeed:
old lame Kiss lump like scrabblt.
When the “Andreas" had got clear'
of the shore Ia dnoaught the wind '
Jacob steered her only for a few min~
' 'ilfel longer, than he placed old Kass
at the helm. "You must steer straight."
he said; “you go by the stars, and
when they set you have the mast.
heads. And when you see Germany
call me.‘
Then he turned in as calmly as it he
nagIbIe‘eu ashore ‘ ’
lookout for Go nuyi~ ‘lio IIIlIéid got ,5
little lwlsiod on the s thI-‘sm he kgliIt
' d
‘ihe two months-Tide in" a it
,many an fingothodghts‘
deriul skip
ch for the? ilerrnatl‘shbre. slid when
d8!" broke Mil) a heavy 15;: so that he" 11: 003.
lcould see nothing. he listened 511511.
'its
low All night‘iic W
8 little 0811's A
tlvely. Kass understood
there.
' little later 5. he rd indistinct
x trams ahead? He stamp ed
“Well. Ive are all light" he said]
Listen,
he got. it out the vessdi touched
"Sly." said Jscdb. "we'
her close to Germany. but
y whcic we are."
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noises from. land and bow strange they
“sounded
“Now. really, 1“ wheelbui-Ow
squeaks Just like Minus Kellogg's}
Ksus sudde ly exclaimed, straining
his cars. " wool}! give a good IIIIl
to be home again. ‘
They could hear people talk but it
was impossible to catch the words.
‘."l‘hat is Gennsn." Jacob said; "tildes
Dutchmen always talk as if they had
-s hot potato in their mouth '
Now the church steeple appeared
above the reg "Look at that." Kass
shouted; ”the weathervane is crooked
just like the one at home."
i "it is. indeed. Kass! And see that
breakwater; they have just lined it up
like our and made it 80 feet longer."
Little by little the log raised and
showed to the astonished men a town
exactly like their home. with the walk
along the shore. Martha’s kowerlng el-
derbcrry bush and everything. it was
like a. dream and ass opened his mouth
to say something. as did Jacob. too.-
But neither of them said a word; they
just not and Itared.- More and more
people appeared on the shore. and
they know every one of them.
A shadow crept across Jacob‘s face;
he erse slowly. went on and lowered
the boat. Kass dared notspesk to him
~—~ho‘ inst crawled down into the boat
and rowed them ashore. u'l‘here was
a big crowd on the share. but Jacob
went straight through it to his house
and no one dared say a word to him.‘
But as time passed and he recovered
somewhat. he began to speak of it him--
self, and as people were not in-the
habit of correcting him the tale that
on more and more peculiar tom.
Jacob- was it hero. and little by. little
his wonderful voyage to Germany and
back in one night with 11 load or stone
became one in the long line of events
that marked his life the most wonder- ;
fill or them ellinnrtln Au :1
Nexcl . , I I . ,i
chimp-on .cr‘y ‘1
FOR FLETCHER'S -, ,
C A S T O ‘R l A
CRUISE OF SAN MILES.
CHICAGO, May 3.—.Ralph Pemona
a member of the Jackson Park Yacht
Club; will undertake a cruise at ‘flve
thousand miles on his motor boat Oath
crlne M. He leaves Chicago today and
will cruise down the drainage al
and Mississippi river into the [01“
Mexico—the prospective deep waters
ways route—up the Atlantic coast to
the St. Lawrence river and return to
Chicago by the Great Lakes! Peltrsorl‘
will be accompanied by his mother and
has arranged his boat. so that lit) chit”
steer and run the engine from the
cockpit The Cdlberlne M. is 88 feet
in length with an eight-loot Deanna It
is propelled by a flitoen-horse power
engine. ,
new max; new much, a;
HARTFORD macs
TIM! TABLE.
in Effect October OI. 1803.
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