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ii Iain” F. Thompson
in ng lIl le benslne buggy at 11
between ByeWstor and Danbury.
the tires went hat Upon inves-
he found that the in!!!" tube
a blown to ribbons and was or-
. this to hbldhwlah. gaervindg
‘ ” their trillion 51100
.3: l .3 é’tity 030mb dried 659nm- which
'. ated in the him of a rope and
. ‘ ted in the shoe means.
packing in a an clent. quail-
egoihghughllie came all ills 5.5
I: one e
5’ 15mm! inn. which
case of necessity. he re
lid. W: (litinjt snag,“ a a
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NORWICH MTW HILPIRD’
NORWICH. May’i .—l(btiht 76 mason
, helpers are on strike, today. tor anion
atlases humans that week the men
me an advance from 33.25 to
85 a .dhy. The appeal, however it
was states was made to the contrac
’ Individually. but the men expected
shavii‘m immtho association at the
_3 st". This did not cotne. Now
. they have annealed to the association
”P an increase which wll bring their
1 daily wage up to 82.50.1‘hls request
lbe the subject of a conference be-
1138!! the men and the contractors'
‘ association this utternoon.
W
data mass are known by the cheeks
gamete i
V
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2 i .
intranets airman. 5555.55
1.535..
‘5- A013”
surplus-immu-
._ 5117.000 .00
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smwkuug'uatln
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3- new
viruses nebula LL. and;
oraacroaa .
Refit» On a
“dull. Marvin Jonialiaeeuarvin
atian Israels Johan. Light
Prod ii ‘ ‘ '
stars this season and now
a time to look them over. All
Ind prices
3?. ill llP
I
3 amount halo
and damages. .iir meitt ptated that'
“fa 555555 Boxes. 88 and 86 per year.
temp:
antercu. gowns. 2nd vroo -
have an exceptionally. short line _
ave not seen our; "s‘l‘li‘w
Refrigerator, you should before .»
f .(Oontlaned also saw on.
committee to establish a 55115.13
iti'utap street. was snout.
that be going“ to maxi to the
animal“: a t on émg "Em:m
MmiiteeJ 3 -‘:mltatr
e
_ gist with thei‘
.daoftheeid gall. bat act ances-
tins the rain at or any buildings
early built outside or the line. Ben
ants and damages in equal amounts
nwere assess in each case.
both for the benefits
after looklniteinto the matter, [the com
mittee had vited resideati of the
vicinity to meat in the council rooms.
and talk things over. Everyone pres-
out seemed to. time to a
line bola established
caption o Mm Voik, who opposed it;
Al‘ter putting the matter to a vote
however. Mrs. Volk agreed to
terms. anti a unanimous vote was de‘
cisrcd.
Councilman Grumman moved that
the committee lie discharsed with
333”." and the communication placed
. Perry; quartertnaster ol'
on; tile trailer the provisions or the
charter and the motion was accepted.
Mr. Riordan said further that there
was‘a aproyiaioa. in the. city (barter
to the reflect that ten days' notice
lwould. have to be given to the public
rmdw that those re ldsnts who had
anylgrievances tom 0. could pro
sent them. The suggestion was agreed
.M.
. m‘iienrvM
. McKinley Camp. Spanish War Vet-
Lara a, was present. and asked for the
meal appropriation of money with
which to decorate the graves of do
pg “musicians Au appropriation of
.3 was granted.
Mr lordan stated that in establish
fitness building lines. trouble- usual
in!“ arose alter the lines had been as
iahllsherl. and he thought that in the
future when more building lines are
necessary, it would be well to idiom:
'ths' public, so that there will not be
any hard feeling after it is done
00unsllman Mathies said thpt he
was not in favor of any building line
bola? established unless it was in a
newly made street.
Mr. Riordan stated to the council
that he had another matter he wished
to bring up before the meeting. and
that was in regard to the condition
of the Connecticut 'l‘urnpike. He. said
that at the present time it was in
horrible condition and thought that
something ought to be done very soon
regarding its repair.
Councilman Malone stated that the
city of Norwalk collected taxes from
nearly all the residents in that viciuv
lty. and he thought that Norwnlk
ought to do its share in tho repairing
oi the same
Mr. Prowitt said that from the way
. automoblllsls go by his home on Elm-
crest the road will not stand it much
longer. as it is onl tilled in with
ashes. Councilman iruntlage was oi
the opinion that the City of South
lorwslk should do something toward
this matter and that Nor walk would
follow sull (miruollman nailwlts
wanted to know it the City oi Norwalk
would be responsible in case at on an
M
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Tan -oes
75¢ 10353275.
ems To “5.9-
mores
51.25 To 32.50.
Ladies’ Orr-lords
m _
TAN
82.00 1'0 “”00
W83! Shoes Tll‘di Fit
122 WAgfllNSTON STREET.
313'" a; w
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con'ilwa'LL asp mail" m,
MoaweLK. cows.
stated that he and a communication;
Whit:
the l
th exE'
the .
i
“'01; 0"! Dr.
he “Ml?" eon-M
. l b.’ E. .1. '
r been! Urie‘ rs
every lathlly’s yearly hill (or medl-
lunch 80 cent bottle (Kr. Raster sells
it tor 280) contains slaty dues ol‘ a
medicine that is pleasant to take solidi
lot. can he depended upon to our,“
worst case of so astipation. dye-
or liver trouble. Mr. Beater
much faith in the superior mer-
it or this medicine that he says: “it
Dr Howard: specific does not cure
your. crime hack to my store and i will
return your Money."
This remedy is not an ordinary medi-
cine it is the tuvorite formula or a
well known physlci u and has the eu-
clorsemqnt of band silt physicians
of eminence in their profession, who
prescribe it in all cases of ccnatipa.
tion. moons or liver tron s.
orient on the Turnpike. and most of
e councilman were or the opinion
that it would not
Councilman Malone then ousted the
tendering rosqutlon:
Resolved: That the city attorney
be instructed to have the city char-
ter amended so as to have the city
ilee extended southerly to the center
or the highway known as Connecticut
avenue.
in reference to the above resolutlcn
Councilman Malone said that the eve-
nue leads directly Into the City of Nor
walk and residents from out of to II
noticed the awful condition of r
Turnpike which made them turn their
bat-h on Norwnlk altogether. He
thought that something ought to be
done in regard to this matter. and that
the taxpayers in that vicinity ought to
get something in return [or the
money they pay into the trseehry of
Norwalk each year for taxes.
Councilman ilrundago was of the
opinion that before anything dennlts
was done. South Norwalk also
made a move In this direction. and
Kuwait: would certainly do its share
linen maul... o3! t‘ounciiman llail
wits. the motion was laid on the table
until the nest meeting, at which tlmr
action will be taken.
Councilman llmndage spoke in re-
gard to taxes that were uncolleetabie
and whose names had been read at
the last meeting. He found that after
carefully looking Into the matter the
taxes were uncollocrsble. and moved
that they be abated. The motion war
accepted and carried.
A communicauou. propeny ngnea,
was mcelvod from William P. DeKiyn
to erect a frame building In the rear
or his store in lain street, This had
been turned down at the last meeting
owing to some mistake in the parties
signing not being taxpayers. The per
mission was granted
in regard to laying a sewer in the
vicinity of Rhodouolla Park. Councils
man llallwlts stated that same would
not be acceptable to the city. He said
further that a man hunted Riordan
who lived in the vieinity:had spoken
to him. and stated that the residents
or that vicinity proposed to lay a pri-
vate sewer and wanted to know if the
city could-not meet thaw at«the city
litre and carry the sewer further. He
said that a sewer or some hundred
feet was being laid now. and would
probably be finished next Thursday or
Friday.
Councilman llrundags said further
that people in the vicinity Acqgfiru
street had complained to light that wa-
ter settled somewhere in that section.
near the Over River school. and said
that it made it very hard for the school
children who had to cross the street
who get their test wet He sold mm
the basin in question does not take
any water, as it,is uphill and water
will not travel uphill without the all!
oil pumps. He said that he would like
to see something done in regard to
this matter.
Councilman Mathias said that he
was on u committe at one time that
had been nppointc to look into this
some trouble. but that nothing had
ever been done, as a party in New
York. a property owner or that vicin-
ity. had never answered any corres-
pondence that had been sent her. and
the matter simply drilled on. .
Councilmen iiallwlts and Malone
slated to the council that they would
roll that, spotlon tomowow. or the
first day otter lint-alned hard. and see
what cab be done to remedy the ‘de
feet.
Jrl regard to taking action on laying
sewer t9 connec t with the private sew
ers that were bolus iiild in the vi
trinity oi Eliotlonolia Park, a motion
was ottered that. the matter be refer-«l
red to the sewer committee. to report
at the next meeting. which was car-
tied.
in regard to the paving of West are
',nue which was brouglg up sonr‘e tithe
ago by Councilman alone it was
deemed best to call a special city
meeting. wblcly, after being agreeable
to all concerned was set down
Ian-5555.55 slalom» stritéd‘t that a‘
Wednesday ev enlng. May ii. A motion
r w lEwan made to tliitt cifect and carried ‘~' '
i
lilil my
mainland",
the Colonials. ot Norwalk, and d
ed: isms walkers in a
score 7—— A ham
“W M lllhii‘ as
as ice .tor Trinity.
not
Do
sen. were thalratt anytime:
her 9,! t p 'i‘rll
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Boston
Philadelphia .......
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‘hicago ......
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Brooklyn
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Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia. 5; New York 1.
St. Louis. 5; 0|ncinnati.‘i ..
Pittsburg, 9; Chicago. 2.
‘ltoston, ll; Brooklyn. ii.
Games Today.
ilouton lit lirooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
American League Standing.
W. i..
and 12m. darkness).
Games Today
Nil? Haven at llrldgeport
llulyoke at New Britain.
Waterbury at fipriugtleld,
Hartford at Northampton
*4”
rled the three commissioners
in port and make repairs. it i
to complete.
the Chester 'llre (‘hester
reach. Monrovia next Friday.
thwart mutant little at Stan's
last note;
run by Moriarlty
15 or
on $333.?
mum. commotion sAILs
New York to 81. Vincent, did not ac-
cotnpany the Chester. but will remain
booted these will require until May 10
Then the Birmingham
will proceed to'Monrovln and rejoin
should
*1.
with
siest-
._....-——
stun Tl‘eulili. shun-vary
Weather, Quickly Cured.
s
d 01 When it. is known um poslam, the
‘rlew skin remedy. will stop the tor-
riotous itching attending means with
t applicst on sud"brin
Prei st and comfort to an stars trom
all skin troubles which are aggravated
or“ hbtweather its merit will be in-
tly appreciated (in the tender skin
‘ of chains intents. poslam may be used
with soothing and beneficial one“
it is applied externnl
”his healing powers
at once.
all skin disease. lncludlng eczema,
acne, herpes, rametetier. etc. yield
readily to its remarkable curative prop
e134.“ Occasional pulsations of pos
lain. _n small cuss ties. will quickly
banis' pimples hives, blackheads,
blotchea. and will relieve and cure itch-
ing test, set scalp. human, to. A
special Bil-cent package has been sopt
ed for those who use pool for t nae
minor troubles. This. as
regular twmioliar jar. is on sale at
The Clifford Pharmacy. Edw. W. Kel-
ley, Jr's. and other leading drug stores
in South Norwalk.
An experimental supply of poslam
may be obtained tree of charge, by
\J
do their work
IN it “ ZS)- writing to the Emergency Laboratories
1 '0 ------------- l- 4 as West Twenty nnu Street New York
Rosina ............ R. 5 All.) any.
New york .......... ii ll .9315
Pf“ 0...... -- 7 "' ~53” szcserron T0 JAPANESE orn-
allihla in 6 An.»
Cleveland .......... l'. 8 .3er Gail"
Si. ' ........... 4 iii .28
Waiillfi‘r‘r‘gbton ........ 3 x 27?; Addresses of American and Japan-
,._..4_ i see a Feature.
Ym-rfily'l “will sax suaxt 1900. May. 4,» The
8:732:5"l-‘1‘135‘53‘3m1‘ scene at the i‘nlrmont iiotel. last or-
New York: 9; cmrluéumu. ti. cning. during the reception to the of
W... licers of Ibr- Japanese cruisers was 11
Games Today. bewildering array of color the black
WaslrlngIop at “mum of civilians serving as an excellent
Philadelphia ll New York background on the varioolorcd gowns
Chicago at Cleveland ' or women and the blue and gold lace
”Mm“ ai St l 6"” ‘ or American and Japanese ocers.
‘ ' ' At the supper following the recep-
Cennsctlcut League Standing. 522215595388" “'9‘.“ made by Japan-
w- "- PI? At the supper followln
g the recep-
{l‘rl‘im ---------- 5 "’ 1233 tion addresses were made by lspuu
“'03:; ---------- 3 1 1, eee Consul General Nagni Rear Ad-
B311 7 “'7 --------- 2 3 ”33 mirals ljlchl and Swinburne. Governor
Ni“ t DOV: --------- 9 1 :00 (illicit, General John P. Weston. John
N0; slap?“ ------- 5 1‘ - P. Irish, naval Mirror of the port of
New Hr a n """"" 1 "33 Ban Francisco. and others.
80 m 155135" ------ 2 ‘ 300 “i regret that mv English is so
i" . pour,‘ said the Japanese admiral that
"T 3 i cannot express to you all that l
. ““0"le Results. reel in my hetrt and for this reason
bow Haven. [0: Bridgeport. 9. i run instructing all my young men
H01!oke.9; borthsmniim. 6- to learn foreign languages in or
Hartford. t: Shflnsiltld 4. (Failed der that in similar circumstances they
may be fully able to express their
thoughts At the same time you will
understand that i am grateful even ii
i cannot say so as fully as i would."
—~lr you haven‘t the timetoescrcise
regularly. noon altegulets will prevent
constipation. 3 The induce a mild.
easy. healthful action of the bowels
\va‘snmoron new I.——wuh all “WW9 in”! All! Ni" dii‘lfl’lmi‘
aeirnmlém or uranium: sues-hm "9"!- -.: .. «.0 .'.___-_J—,__ 3 .. ....i
r n omialsa an altar es —”"‘
aboard. the scout crrrlhel‘ Chester sail YEOTERDA‘V'B ELECTIONS.
ed from St. \’locenl,. ‘ Verde ia- ""‘"
land, today {or Monro la,.Uberia. 0w~ "W V0" M tilled I030 3PM“:
log to some detects i ‘lrer boilers the License ‘ wl ‘ln Naogatuclt.
scout cruiser Birmingham. which car. HARTFDRD.‘ ”.y i.~—'i‘here were
from only 915 votes cast in the borough
election in Wiutrd yesterday. the one
tire republicartiokot being elected.
Edward F. Hitchcock was elected war
en
in Bristol the republicans and demo-
crats united on a ticket and but 225
votes were cast the smallest number
since Bristol became a borough. Byron
36X
'i‘. Webier was reelected warden.
lllllllllllljlllll
The republicans elected .l. W. Ros-
ers warden in the borough election at
Naugatuck. The Dembcrst‘s carried
the rest of the ticket with the creep
anon: no. its. .
PLAYS CHANGE MONDAY
THURSDAY.
MATINEEO DAILY,
VAUDEVILLE, 100.‘
. EUGENE mesa
OUPPORTID IY
15—45mm deferral.“
s.
between the acts,
: TODAY
s
slumber or 55mm a rotten to bird
land lilede ll nrefiue til
for 115 055111
building on! t e son.
ms other cities have themr‘tlp in front
as public bundle“. and thought that
Norwalk aunt to have one also. lists
2: he to. aboutki‘iowxu “’1 Ni
3 rtalgng won on 099.
mammal the neighborhbod of 51‘s
' Comlcllman Mattias said that he had
a stonewall was in seed ooudw ,
that he. Williams. the. aim provided
they would ppy for, the trimming ”at
seam. No action In! Patch by“.s ill
imlttfll'.‘ ;
Owncllman- Matinee statedwthat a
Iball (dine would be: ealmlat
Mammal: hathers’i- saw
3that 516:4 Nsrruk and id '
company ugh is cuss
8030p; »
' on
com. melts. .'the meeting. it' was de
cram
log. my 1.7.
72:13 ‘ .5 “
oilnrnfiitI it was a very 8660‘ that. 5'
about a
Mahmud.
chncll, howover, in reference to this 3
. that» mmwd‘iw balm [arm ' 1..
mlummosnuorurema 5.51st ' V
m oath c1 -.
HOYT’S THEATRE
Jerome Resenberp.Lessee and Manager _
Heron‘s. :
50515151151005 co
Holiness Wednesday and Saturday.
'wlth vaudeville and moving pictures
“Kathleen Mavo’urneeri"
HATEUR NIGHT FRIDAY.
' 1’ A. 51,—12: 00!. 0: 49s.
iiyouknewasmuclr‘
tion of one ballifl. ”cease was carried
by a large maturity and school consol-
idation who voted down.
AND
Hit’li’l‘liORD 4550.50.55
TIMI TABLE.
in Meet October 4.1“
scum noawaut To New void
11. a.-—1:.52x. 5: m. 5: 41a. 5: u
8:481. ll: 64:. 7. «is.
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7: 1531.1. 50155: 50: 1.32.
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Nemo Week 53 the Corset Section. _
“0 have made great preparations for this Went. and
want or cry one of our women patrons to come and hear
1 ushion' 5 latest word on the all important subject of cortet's’: - ;
The Name “New American Shape” corsets are recog-
nized In every fashion-center oi Eurcpé and mac: a pup ‘
ducing the correct contour for the isslrlons of t
Conn- and learn how to be comfortable though stylish"
——lrow to be fashionably slender without breaking illt laws '
oi health.
There's a Nemo Mariel for Every Flgurel
Wonderful now-models in the famous TNcmo Self-Rp-
1lucing Corsets, and equally important specialties for slcu-
dcr and medium figures.
Don't miss Nemo Week! It is no annual fashion-event
oi much interest to every maid and matron—«an educational
event of importnncv. Come!
A Black Lustre Petticoat for 98 (its.
'1er sensible woman alto sees lbcsc skirts will be pit-as-
ed. for they on fine wine . '1 here are time styles with plain
or fancy ilouuccs. and thcsc \or _\ samcr models used to scll
for SI 25. Look at them.
MiXed Suiting's, 25 dis. a yard
’l'lrcv arr: just’half price. (30ml substantial stripes,
checks and plaids. in colors . medium gr av. tun blue and
groin. ()nl) {our bunrlrcrll ) rude and tlrcv “ill not last very
long.-
'llrtv look \crv much better than ibc in“ prilc woulrl'
indicate.
Original price 515‘. .
Colored Dress Goods 5collab.
. .
The newest fashions in Automobile Veilings are be—
iug shown. llrcrc is an endless line of novelties and com-
fortable styles for the woman who wishes to be protected
from dust and aim],
The Tea Room is provided with many delicious things
for lunclrcons at any time. morning or hilt-moon.
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Log Cabin Rugs
In an? iota mm stats to' 55.55.. Carpets ' F
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