"Na * : court: To BU Range? Get it now while we can make prompt connec- tions. Postal brings representative. Connecticut Company. Wall Paper Hangings Our spring styles are ready for your inspection. Will be pleased to show them to you. Prices range from 10!- to $10.00 Double Roll. Sole Agent for Fr, Beck a: C0. and .lnnewny & Carpenter's Wall Papers. Clockcry. Glassware. House Furnish- ing Goods, Painters' Supplies. English Blue China by the piece or set. These goods will not cross. Sole agent for the Columbia Phono- gfltph Co.'s Talking Machines and Double Disk Records. Music on both sides. 65c. Indestructible Cylinder Records. 36c. Fits any cylinder machine and lasts forever. Window Shades and Picture Frames to order. Best Mixed Paints. 01.26 per gallon. Painting and Paper Hanglng. L. H. Decker B7 WASHINGTON STREET, hours NORWALK. aren'couw ~ « THE NEW HOTEL VICTORIA. ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT. EUROPEAN PLAN. Our Rooms a Special Feature. Gas anti Electric Lights Throughout. Ev- ery Room Heated. RATES REASONABLE. Fine Stocked Cafe in Connection. A full line of Imported Ales, Inciud in the famous Baee’, Burton's and Base 6. Co.'s stout, always on draught. 'Anheuser Busch Beer on Draught. T. J. BULLIVAN. Proprietor. Telephone see. fig A Timely Subject For All House-Owners This is the season for cleaning up the premises. Soap and the scrub brusa for the house and the rake for the lawn are good. but they dont' go far enough. You can clean dirt away. but to make the,house. the bums. stables and fences right they should be freshened up with paint. We have everything for the painting—linseed oil, tarps. pittance and Atlantic Pure White Lead THE FAMOUS DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND We can guarantee this White head's purity. See us about your painting. a. r. GORHAM "' o'e’conkron. easr NORWALK, cons. p.1v,.x. . Bxsulner I. lit! Patent once. ' tsfl't'd In: . Oiiic cs. 10“ ilnln Either. alarmist-our. cons. nd Postal (er Iaokiet on Patents. mwi..-‘vsn Get Your Drug Wants _ Filled at the " ' llridge Pharmacy ' Prompt and efficient service at all times. Personal attention given to all preecriptibn work. Chairs for our trolley patrons. Come is and wait for your car. BRIDGE PHARMACY J. PARKER. Manager. George Hosted. of Pleasant street. took a trip over to Stamford yesterday and called on many old friends. Mrs. Minot S. Partrick. of the Wash- ington street bridge. who has been seriously ill this spring, has now re- covered. llcllry iiili‘lilllil, oi‘ the Washington strccl bridge. lcit this morning for Il:lllillli‘_\'. to be u gucst ovcr Sunday of his son, l), C. Marshall. of East Norwalk, and Harold Hendrix aw doing some cxtcn~ itch work about id. White‘s collage. iii. itowuyloll. Mrs, Albert Wilbur lllld son, of Stamford, are visiting Mrs. William [.1 Bent-dict. of South Osborn avcuuc. East Norwalk. it is said that .lolltl Wolfe. who left town a few days ago. intended to go to Canada. Friends have hoard lloth illg from hint since he started. A family moved up frolll Greenwich illto one of tho rcnlodclcd llpllrtmcnts over A. ll. linincr‘s slol‘c on the Wash. illitillll all-cot bridge ycstcrdlly. 'l'ilc stltldon dclltll of illlul‘lcs linu- ford inst crcnlllg shockcd ll largo nunl. bcr oi i’l'lcllds :lll ovcl' tllc pltlcc. tic was vt-l‘y well known throughout this suction of the town ulld also clsewhcrc about the town. Summer is surely on tllc wny hcrc. for the soda fountains hr.- nlrondy do lllg a considerable ice cream busillcss. The frozen dainty was added yester- day at the Bridge Pharmacy by Mulla- gcr .lnules Parker. The town is about to get a liberal dose of the circus. At the present time there are no less than three cir- cuses billed to appear here. All of them an) well‘known favorites about this scction of the country. John C. Silcox, the Washington street bridge lnurketnllln, had counted on bringing up a youllg whole or some other curiosity from Fulton market. this week. btlt he found that curiosities were selling at too big a lll‘t‘milllll. With all of the boat overhauling tllllt has bccn ill progress during the spring. only it small proportion of the pious- lil‘a craft are yet in commission. A GOLD MEDAL-HOUR MONEY ADVANCED to all, on their household furniture. pianos and other personal property. without. removal. on their own name without indorscr. Call and see us. In- dependent Loan and Security Co., Haviland Bldg, Washington St. Office open until 7 p. to. Monday and Sat- urday until 8:30. Daily Line to N. Y. For Freight Only DI and after mesday, January 1. 1906. Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28, East River, New York, (fool of Dover street).'every day. (except Sunday), at 4 p m Freight received at Norwalk up to 4 p. m. and South Norwalk up to 6:30 p.m Norwalk Steamboat Co. Annlng J. Cmith. 4' c. c. Hegemsn. Lessee. General Agent. EVERY LADY’B onesemo CHAM- sen should be lulu“! snow white ego fpped with no. piece “Standard" for celain Enhmeieduvstory. Have you ever stopped to consider how delightfully cizlvenlent it would be to have hot and cold running water in your dressing chamber. sleep- ing apartment or drill door toilet roomf‘ its presence would aflord' you the highest degree of comfort. We will gladly quote you prices. our plumbers are lltrlctiy competent me- chanics. honest and reliable. HORACE R. NASH CORNER MAIN AND WEIIF OTB. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Steamship .Ticit'ets l M LAYTQN‘ (zNGOBPORATID) 6 RAILROAD AVE. .0. NORWALKo ‘ l . ll,’ .1: . & C0 hand ,l ,. if} little moron! this weather is counted upon to work wonders ill lids however. The Washington street bridge may soon hpve a five and tcn cent stoic ill thstNew York parties have bet-ll, here this week looking over the first floor of the lknlongcllo building. ill their quest of a location for such an establishment. 'l‘heru are. now about half a down of the local‘ natural growth oysterlncnl working on the Bridgeport natural growth bcds. Thc work now is for seed. One of the buyers is a schooner understood to come from southern wat- ers. Others are from long lslnlld. The bascbnll falls. of which there are very many ill East Norwalk, were happy last night when the returns which come In from Boston. showed that the New York Giants had taken two games fnml the Doves. ill honor of the event, tilt-re was an extra splurge- on Al. Hefner‘s bulletin board. Lean Sherwood, the well known character. is cspcclully happy thesi- days. for he has learned a method of making a few stray pennies. Dean‘s industly is cowslip greens. for which he lilltis il l-clldy illill‘kt'l. Lcun has bccn living for it lllllllbcr of months at the town farm. bill llc manages to gcl back to his old haunts daily. The repair work on the Washington slrcct blidgc has now extended to the cast llppl‘ollcll. \rllci'l‘ u ilnlllbct' ' ol‘ wcllk spots have ilt‘t'll bolstcrcli up it hit by new planks. it is hoped that the town will not long delay the work of fillillg in this approach and do it Job similar to that almost completed. down lit ”11‘ licnt-dict l-‘nrlns bridge. (‘llptulll William Tobey was able to get out of the house this morning for thc first tinlc ill st‘vcrlll days. on at" count of trotlblt- with his i'ili‘iv'. The captain lltls hccll llt work on tho oystcr grounds oli‘ liridgcport :lllll Tllcndtly wlls tnltcu \\‘iiil such :l scl‘cl‘c "kink ill his Illu‘it.” supposed to he dltc to it llilillililiiiilll HOYT’S THEATRE PHONE No. 112. PLAYS CHANGE MONDAY AND THURSDAY. Jerome Rosenberg. Lessee and Manager MATINEES DAILY. PICTURES, VAUDEVILLE.10¢. ' EUGENE WEBBER SUPPORTED BY SUMMER STOCK CO. 15—CLEVER ACTORS—~15 Mlllillcoo chllcsdny and Saturday. with vnndcvlllc and moving pictures bciwct'n the acts. “TODAY THE GREAT DRAMA “SEALED LIPS" AMATEUR NIGHT FRlDAY. PRICES .................. 10c and 20c Scale on sale at Box Office one week in advance. Open daily frolll 8 a. lit. to 10 p. m. If you knew as much about a Cadillac as is known, by every Cadillac owner. then it would be “A Cadillac for ' "flours” F. E. Lfiwood ‘ 8. Company 39 WALL STREET. NORWALK sewn: rm. '1'; ii" W line. i [from their slumbers during the night ' NIT“ ”m1!“ 2. mm Ask r ctoii‘ faintly’in i. Aer’Ia IWI do bctteli- wt: out talooliodicti‘l‘a‘nweth ell-an: that he‘ ilad to return home Not a few people were disturbed by a severe electrical storm. during which there was a fine display of light hing. So far as ascertained. no bolts landed ulound here. Reports from Dallb--'\' say that there was gsevcre electrical storm in that city earlier ill the night. The storm very collsldcru~ bly cooled off the atmosphere. There will be quite a little launch- ing bee today at the Nelson and Ayers shipyard, ltl Seavlew avenue. Three boats are to go overboard. They in- clude Dr. H. D. Ayers' speed boat. the Wright brothers‘ Varuna and Hom— er Crnw‘s Venus. Homer has now flllly recovered frotll the fright he had Wednesday. when the Venus tipped over while he was on her deck and was on hand this morning to put on the finishing touches? Charles Taylor, familiarly known to his many friends as “Buck" is very seriously ill. lll order that. he might have good (‘til'h‘ he was removed a short time ago lo the town's pretty lulul. wllclc lllldcl Slipclinlclldcllt W. ll iicndrilk he is receiving careful attention. Lust wintel Mr ’l‘nllol was ill ll sclious condition. lie ii’DpltHL‘d fill a time bllt since he has had it re- hlpsc until his vitality has gone very low. Mr. and Mrs. Oukcy Smith and daughter ['9an left South Norwalk yesterday morning for Cllatsworth. N. .l,. to attend the i'llllcrlll of Mrs. Smith's father, Andrew Hozartll. who died suddenly on the 4th lush. and is to be buried today. The shock was sonmthlug bcyonti dcscrtption to ills widow and the rcnlailldcr of his fiilll~ ily. us while he had heart trouble for some time post, no one looked for his dropping dead, without any warning. lit,- \v:ls scl‘cilty yours of ago. one oi“ the lust cilizuns oi lilill Marc, a life long nlclubcr of thc Iitliilodisi Episco» plll t‘hurch. tillti llclllt and null in cl» cry good work. alpha. Two or three cases of measles have been reported from this village. Mrs. John Jarvis, or Crockctt street. who had an attack or illness recently. is now improved. Mr. and Mrs. Eiigclic Cushnlnn will entertain the Epworih toengue and its fricnds, this evening. ,, Arbor and Bird ihly exercises will he held in the Rowuylon school Friday. May 14th. at 1:30 o'clock. . Emil Schoenberg who has conduct- ed the Japanese play ball stand at Hotou Point for suvcrnl years past. is again at the resort for the coming scllson. having closed the Penny Ar- cade he was operating in South Nor- walk. E. Whitc is having illensive rcpnlrs made to his cottage. it is being ceil- cd inside. raised up dl'l‘c story and the sides shingle-d. There is also a large piazza and a heavy cornice of stained shingles. i). C. Marshall. of Pleasant strcct, East Norwalk. and Harold Hendrix are doing thtI carpenter work. Last evt-nlng at half past nine. ac- cording to our village correspondent. il terrible noise rent the ntmosphcrc. b1 . and continued for upwards of half an . " hour. Drums boat, fee whistied. an unset-n populace feed as mighty shout. ulld above all wus'thc shriek of n stcnlnboat siren, The event was merely a serenade, an event which oc- curs oncc in a while down here. es pcciaily upon the return from a honey- moon of a popular young couple. inlet . night's performance was somewhat on expected, as no one kilcw who had re- ccltlly been married. and those not in the secret were under the impression. for a time. that n battleship fleet. had (‘lt'pi up Five Mile River under cover of darkness and began bombarding one of the fortresses along the river banks. But it was not so serious nor as dun- gorouslls all this. The uproar was Do (distorted by the return of Edgar L. Rev- lnoud and wife, who were married some tinlcago. hilt kept tllcdnlcot‘lheir re- quiet. Some of‘ Mr. Raymond‘s friends. however. were not to thus be mislead, and concocted a surprise for his her slit. Mr. Raymond is very popll lar, and as a result the Rowayton Ho’sc Conlpanl the Hook and Laddcl Company, the Fire Police. the Optimist Club and, last but not least. the Bow- nyton Drum Corps, all journeyed up Rowaywn avenue last evening. and sur- rounded Mr. Raymond‘s home. Cap taill W. 1. Stevens. who was once young himself was in the secret.an soon after the start of the martial music furnished by the drum cor.ps elem. only limit llhls'li'; om ORRINE eve where recog g- '- nixed as in most successful and" reliable home Jredtmeae for the , cure of the "Drink Habit." It is highly indorsed ‘and praised by thousands of grateful men and : women throughout the land. Space will not per'mit us to tell you all about ORRiNE. We publish or For strength and durability STEEL ROD is equal to one costing twice as much. . Buy "FISHING TACKLE THAT'S Fi'l‘ FOR FiSHiNG." A full line of this kind always on CHAS. E. DOW 112 wAel-lmcrou eraser. much; an. 1‘ free booklet which fully explains the ORRINE treatment. as sure and write for it. . 47 ~ .’ Can Be Given Secretly. ORRINE CO 78 O LY .1 A BOX. .. Guarani e In ell lax. - '5‘, Write for Free iNE Booklet (mailed in plain seoled envelope) to "ORRINE 00-. 933 ORRINE Building. Washington. D. C. 0R- RlNE is sold by leading drllgglsts everywhere. . x a; ‘ tin do . the whisthLo did2 0 TH so Tagoalll. 'E’V rupee :rlN L steamers. Those not hear the conglomerstion of noises must have been gripped pretty tightly by old King Morpheus 'lhe guests were treated to pillk lcnlollude. which had a most pleasing effect on the throats of those having tired their vocal or~ tins by shouting colllplilnents at Mr. aynlond. I lllltl till Illlllll. Mr. and Mrs. Will in Hindiey ulov ed to South Norwal Wednesday. George E. Goodcve and family have moved from Stamford to Riverside. Mrsx Sudic Hindlcy will spend the summer ill Bcilnur, where site, re- cently purchased a house. Miss Mary Kane is to move to her residence, corncr of LeRoy avenue and Main street, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown have moved from New Canaan to the home of their daughter. Mrs. John Fair- banks. ‘ Mrs. Mitoy Monroe, who was seri- onsly injured ill tl runaway. a week ago. is slowly improving. but is still far from well. A class of fourteen candidates was confirmed at St. Luke’s Church. Sun- (ltly afternoon, by Bishon C. B. Brew- ster. The bishop also preached. Mrs. [in Seclcy rclules that about 15 years ldncc the season was similar to the present, with ll heavy snow- storm the first pull of April. followed by a large nllltlllllt of rain and tllcll a drought. That scnson‘s crops were lenlarkubly successful Potatoes flonl her 0x Ridge inrnl brought Iii) per bnlrei. , Rev. Mr. Smith. the new pllsloi‘. spoke to a large tongrcguilon ill the Mclhodist church. Solids} evening. llu gave a very interesting discourse upon “ludia.” relating many incidents and customs of that land observed by him (luring‘hls six years' sojourn then- as sci‘t‘cinry oi the Y. M. C. A. He and ills wife went there on their wedding ' nut Mists (‘ornclla Redmond. of New York. spent the week cud at her cot- tngv ill llllvlbntt street. The ladies‘ Home Missionary Soclo. ty met. chllcsdlly afternoon at the Congrcgatlonal parsonage. The Woman‘s All lilary of St. Mat- thews palitih mct 'cdncsday after- noon nt thc ilolnc of Mrs. H. E. Chi chestcr. Thc Mlsrii‘s l‘llrltcton are prcpal‘lng to mow into thclr new home, the col- tngc erected by Edson Purple, near the lattcr's residence. Mrs. George Miller. of Hartford. has becn visiting her brother. H. G. Thom- son. for a few days on her way to Elmira. N. i'.. where she will visit her daughter. The Reading (‘irclc lllct Thursday afternoon with Mrs. C. .i. DeWiti. "Dr Vnnl‘)ykc's Journey ill the Holy band" was the subject of the afternoon rend- lug. w, n. Hubbcll look a party ‘0 Nashua Hill on Thursday in his auto- mobile. Those enjoying the trip were the Misses Zelma Thayer and Mabel Nichols. ‘ A suggestion book hangs in a con- venicllt pincc ill Wilton Library. Ally onc dcsirous of offering advice on any subject pertaining to thc welfare of this institution. or any person desiring any work of instruction or fiction. are invited to write the same ill the note- book. Thc Society of Christian Endeavor held one of their pleasant sociuis Wed- needay evening ill the chapel. The young people llnd a merry time as us- ual. a hat trimming contest furnishing the greatest amusement The prize for the trimming of the prettiest and most conventional hat was awarded to iatwrence Banenger. Some of the hill Iincry creations surpassed oven the or- iginality of this season’s styles. Rc- freshments were served by a commit- tee of nlembels. children Cry F0! FLETCHER' S c A g 1' o R l A BUGLE CORPS ELECTS OFFiCERS. charlea weed Choun President Of Seventh Company Organization. The ‘Seventh Company C. A. C. Bottle Corps held a regular meeting last evening at their rooms in the armory“, at which time it was voted to act as escort for the Civil War vet~ clans next Tuesday evening. when they ale to hold their annual camp tile. The semi-annual election of officers took place and are the following: President—£hariee Weed. Manager—Capt. ithrand Snyder. Secretary—E. J. teary. Treasurer—floor“ Kiester. Sergeant drummer—Archie Carrier. Corporal drummers-George Webb. Lance corporal drumlner-e-George Kiesler. Sergeant bugler—Charles Weed. Corporal bugler—Edward Harris. Lance corporal hugler—Fred Jen- nings. After the election of oflicers the matter of purchasing new drums was acted upon and a committee appoint- ed to look into the matter. The treasurel made his report and the corps is in a flourishing condition. thotigh only ten ln'Qnthl-i old WELSH TO" FIGHT ERAYNE. . NEW YORK. Nay ?.—i-‘:esh flflm man) successes in western rile rings. Freddie cis’h tllc fast fig ting i weight oi’ Eil'slan molten his bow ——-—-‘-—-8peelal -Asent:.;_—. I F. H. IAXTER. I SOUTH MAIN OTREIT. a New Yor pubic. tonight; in a ten round bout with Johnny Frayue a luglnwelgh't of California Frllyne has never been deceviely beaten in any of his fights. élhh is hot on the trial or Battling dison for a. mill for the lightweight championshi and his draw with Packy MacFar land on the Pacific coast. and his defeat of Abe At- tell at Lbs Angeles evidences his cl‘e- vowels and mettle. Both are in tine lfettle for the boat which takes place at the Falrmont ,Club‘. agile of bisf nu cllol. : can worm simiialge lillglileSlcamn Pronutes Digestiollihni’ll- nose and iteslt‘ontainstalhr . Opium Morphine norm Nor NARC O‘I'IC. A pictlflcmed l'ort‘olsm tloilt. 50in Slough” DilM Womsl‘onvnls'iousfmrisb A" mssadwssorSlm Alb month: old 35 Dosrs ~}J(l\. . \‘i‘ASiiiNGTON. May 7.-Availlng llscif of the iiif‘i‘t‘afit‘d appropriation made by congress at its last session for tho contingent fund, the state de- partment has been able. in perhaps half a dozen instances, in the case mainly of the embassies. lo allot more money for the routing of otiicc accom- modations. This Will more particular- ly benciicial wherc the chstlccllery or office is located in the same building as the residence of the unibnssador or minister. the combined amount ex- pended for home and otilce permitting the rental of a lllllcll larger structure. One of the posts at which the increase has been allowed is St. Pctcrshurg. “‘ht‘lt’. utcordlllg to the cable reports fronl that pint-,c the state department representatives lllllc hecll looking for a ncw building —-Stops carat-hp, in two minutes, toothache or pain of burn or scald in five minutes; honrscncss. one hour; muscleache. two hours; sore throat, twelve hours—Dr. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil. monarch over pain. and ilronze. 90 WASHINGTON STREET Amara Br. will MORE MONEY FOR EMBASSIES. ill-r liar DECLINE m naysnoas.‘ WASHlNGTON, May 7.——hleasured ill values of merchandise imported and exported, as compared with those of a year ago. trade conditions in prac- lit‘illiy all sections of the commercial world show a decline, acording to a re port of the Bureau of statistics-issued today. "This fall in the value of im- ports and exports oi the principal countries of the world " says the re- port. "is probably due in part to lower prices of the principal articles forming commerce. While it cannot. of course. be said that 1909 prices are lower in every article than those of 1908. the figures indicate lower prices in foreign countries in many of the principal ar- ticles forming our own import trade. and also a fall in price of certain im- portant articles of our own export trudc.“ . Chlldron Cry roll rttrcllrlrs - C A S T O R IA Ladies'. ' Misses" and Children’s Ankle Strap Pumps Never has there been such a strong demand for stylish Footwear to retail at popular prices as at the mascot time. Vt c hate them ill all lentht'ls. Patent Gun Metal. Tan. Red, Suede \alues nbsolutcly the highest possible for the price. FLYNN 8. RYAN son'ru NORWALK 86 Washington Street tl Ilser. autumn» American Agricultural 'Chemlcal Cole duperpnoephste of Lime. Potato Man- ‘ are, Complete Manure. Fine Ground“ t» . , . Mapee' Potato Manure. Complete Manure, TopsDreuinp, Draperies Beautify your home or summer cottage. at small cost, with some of our Curtain Swisscs, Figured Madras, Siikolencs, etc. See our line before making selections. N a. llYAN & (.10.... South Norwalk .4 . agent Something the Aunt Your tel” with Best easy. Let lis Ahavh a. look at it. , let us apply our expelt knowledge and facilities to it and you will have the pleasure of seeing your car in good running order once nlore. We repair automobiles of every make at a reas- onable cost—vely reasonable in fact, considering wmkmanship of highest grade. Luther M. W ' Phone connection" MAIN eraser. court-rt noewAtlt MAIN” ST» STA A'MP FORD High. . -. w 3’) ‘1'”, Fi‘uilm VINO,» Land Plaster, Alnslacked lee. Murlate ,of Potash. Nitrate of Bode. Uh- leached Wood Ashes. Barnyard Manure. BEAN POLES YMOND ROS
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