"v. 5. i.
it. 1..., onetime rowan noose lav.
Second Company Has its Annual Con
“ onion in New Haven. .
‘NEW HA N, May 26 —1n‘ all the
glory of ralment. the Second Company.
Governor‘s Foot Guards, today enact
the time honored ceremony of de-
m min: the keys of the powder house.
whlc once stood upon the present
New ovenh (.1an Th3“ annual field“
day who have been hi dsoms tithe
earlier. ht
emor Lille;
viewing
the
the late executive was at an end.
,. 9 company, with many invited
it‘om other organizations.
£41 from its in dry thitl fore oon
trans church of th Redeemer. Iii ere
the usual service was held with a
. an“. .1119.
recon . oernor Weeks, as com-
lilal'dcr- lit-chief. wall Wolf the guests.
This afternoo on the Greellt e (,pm-
' kitty Was an n up in line. aide.
Mild» (was made upon Mayor Martin
the keys to the powder house.
L111:
1
, William Strollci. of Torrlngkm. won
the guest of friends in Nprwsl’k last
it Ivitluth osmium” threat. that it the:
wee v u wore no delivered the soldiers would
The Sixth bonny Wm “‘10“ the make“ forcible entrance.
"I'O‘Elllfll‘ W901i drill 1“ the armory. "“5. Later in the afternoon there was It
evening. . . dress parade.
and tonight a banquet
Mrs. Reed H Flinn. bf Livingston will be held, , ..,
:“street. in earth: for her motheI. who .__.___._5.__.___
Is quite iii in iii Plain. VANDmILT'chaLET SEN-I
LONDON May 26. --'1‘he dlschnrg‘ed
The Girla’IflIlehdly Sogletg (1‘18“
Pauis ,urch. et in t e eric ey
street (Nanci lar‘s‘tf| evening. V8101 01 Alfred Vanderbilt, who was
Th 1 iii lders' Union met in “”0619“ lately charred with tho tlreit
e ron 0“ from Mr. Vanderbilt's residence in
"‘"k Lane ‘3“ April of a number of
their rooms' iu‘Wall street. last (typo
ilig and went through with rout ne Aaluab‘lo maria. was today sentenced
‘to three ulonths‘ imprisonment.
matters
The Woman's Guild. of St Paul's: ,1,
Church will meet in the Berkeley ., ,
mm Lmr,.,ms ,atternoon A full E. 'r BATES ......... AUCTIONEERI
attendance is desir¢d..5 Aflction «Sale
The selectmen are to spread a large
quantity of crushed stone on the Wi-l
son Pointr road and, on Van Zandt
street. in East Noowaik
The 11.1. S Club enjoyed a social
evening at the bolus of Miss Alice
Lockwood. of Chestnut street. Music
and dpnclng were enjoyed
John hBider did not go to the lies the
pltul as reported in last night's paper.‘
Mr Rider. with his wife has gone to
the country to regain his health.
Joseph 1.. Walz, formerly proprietor
of the Hotels Mahackemo and Clifford.
who has been critically ill in Brook-
iyn is reported to be slightly improv-
ed
May 28th, 1909. at 2 P. M_
Th; following premises, belonging to
trite of MARY A. JAMES, dot-cas-
ed, will be sold at public. auction, at
the, above time and date, on the prem-
ises, by Edgar '1‘. Dates. Auctioneer:
].—-—Twn houses and barn at 5:; and
58 Taylor avenue. 3
2.—Thc large corner lot. containing“
about one acre. at the southwest cor-
ner of Taylor Menus and Connecticut
Turnpike.
3.——An undivided one-half interest in
about seven acres of land on the west-
erly side of Scribner. avenue.
LOUIS‘S. BEERS, Administrator.
School Thxes
Union School Distritft
The taxpayers of the South Norwn‘lk
Union School District are hereby notl
tied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar, laid on the town assess
IIlent list of 1008. at. it meeting of the
district held on the 9th day of June
The general examinations covering
the work of the year are now going on
in the East Norwaik schools. The
“memorial exercises will be held Friday
afternoon.
Miss Louise Foster. who has been
for some time at her home in Reed
street. left town yerlter‘day for Terry-
town. to resume her- duties at the Met-
cail‘ school
Fletcher Williamson of South Nor-
walk. has gaps to Baltimore, Mary-
land. where he will undergo another
operation at. the Johns, Hopkins“ Sons“
I-Medicai Collagen
Robert C. Kemp. the South Norwalk
hatter. has resigned his position with
a scientific journal in Boston, and ten
tiu'lle'd hermjs. he did .not like his
new style of work.
Leave of absence from May 7 to Aus-
ust 14.12109. with permission to
leave the state. has been granted Sec
ond Lieutenant Romie B. Kuehns.’
Company B. First. infantry.
Charles Clark of Danhury, repre-"
senting the Danb‘uly Foresters. attend
ed the institution of the Court Edmon-
do Damiano, thenow 1ta1lan Court of
minimal-5.111“ Norwalk. Sunday.
:uirrc'oin Council No 4 0 U. A. ,M. 1909,
ll lilor business seas on
oh "Wan; 2115111“. After the meeting a
1 hour 11 be ehjoycd with songs
piano selections by members of
the council. and refreshments of cake
and cream will served. Every
menthol-.10! the brder is requested to,
, be present. ,., .
" At the state lobster hatchery in‘l
Noam: there are 11 hatching jars and.
{tree aquariums in operation and icl
due and payable on the first day of
May. 1909. at. which time i shall be
eil‘s drug store 82 Washington street;
Penalty at the rate of 9, per cont. a
year from May 1 will be charged on
and after June 1, 1909.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for .South Norwalk
Union School District
Dated at South Norw:a1k.Aprti 28.‘
_ a28 1m
The tUALl'RYI-zbt w
carriers Miiki
in its purity and richness com-
mends it to all thoughtful house-
keepers. The _conditions govern-
1 its production and handling r
”L»W,N.
s expected to add six jars and turf.
ouni'iums. Each hatching jar con- ,, a MM“
sins about 500. 000 eggs and when I "
they are hatched there wil: bobs. .5005 Me.“ Fluid Mm“
'000 lohtsors to distribute II t e we-
terslof the sound. Rial Cream
“ Solomon Scam. of South Nor walk Unsweetened Condensed
“ho was state representative at Mi'k' 5 <
)xnights oi’ Mystic Chain at the recent
convention of the Supreme Castle at
iiipgh h‘rptori. NHY. paid an unoxuéct-
,‘éd. list to Columbia Castle. in Siam-l
ord. last night, Ten members of
alestine Castle of South Norwalk ac-
coltlpnlli‘edlllr.’ Scam. 'He‘ told about;
the doings of the Supreme Court at
this convgntial'i. , 1
Those interested in real estate will
Peerless Buttermilk
, Peerless Cream. Cheese
Our wagon passes your door °
daily. Write-or telephone us ‘
WJM.5JBWN.M1U be ,
glad 1.0 cube.» .o
BM “condensed
be please% {9- deem that the Jame .2... --~»— .9
estate is to he :1 at ubiic a‘uctlbiili ‘2 1 .' "5"‘5;
2 oflclock on Fs‘igiay ii’fterno‘on of this Milk %‘ .
06.. {the property J! to be sold by “LEW“.OMDALH’Y"
attorney W Be,ers the adminis- ADDRESS wig-WASI NGTON .
we uses. it a '
3136" 325221: byior‘l‘bvenug‘f‘ths 201'ng “at“.
Telephonew... ..
.fimwnar lot. at. Taylor avenue and ,
(fig-$111?“ turnpike and an. un-
tel-cs} in seven acres of
Iand pil' the west side of Scribner, sveu .
:ntll 9:“ “l‘
represses! est—2‘
30 the de am :of Gov- 3
ate WM set ahead:
until today. when ofliciai mourning for
memorial for the late Governor 1 llkIy ‘
tempera]. who have died ,
r
PORCH SHARES:
1 REAL ESTATE ,1
3‘
ready to re‘caive some at. Stillson-Pow ,
L
i .
12- 18 North Main Street,
1
Fune‘r‘a‘l Directors and Etnbalme‘rs.
Wily Vudbr PM
Shades AreNeeded
0U need Vudor Porch Shades to
set the most out of your porch.
To make it a spot where you can
rest or work on the hottest day oui
doors. yet‘ free from the sun's glare:
and heat. You can do this with Vutio
Porch Shades; where you may enjo
every refreshing breeze. in seclude
comfort. Vudor Port-h Shades or
very durable and will last man
seasons. Vudor Porch Shades are bet.
ter than awnings. bamboo serieens o
canvas drops Awnings and cunva
curtains shut out the sun. that is true
but as the) likewise completely pre
vent the circulation of air. it is ilk
sitting lua tent. with the sun beating‘
down upon it.
.Vndor Porch Sh dcs come (Ionlpleio‘l
"illu mu)» ed: "out n3 but ll at‘lt’W drlv.
(‘l‘ is rd ulréli 10 hang them
22.5 to 5.5.50 -° .
5 o
South Norwaili. Conn.
_.-_x -,.
, .
r
“O. D. Jackson
Optician ,_ “.
Everything in the Optical Line-
58 WALL STREET.
Tan Gun {total :ng l’ugent. Colt.
FLYN N
90 WASHINGTON STREET
1908. at the Franklin school. will be , ..
PHONE 438.
km LlNlMOMIRtSE‘fTHE VERY LATEST 10W WI .5. «5 1
Women .3 Shoes
They are made up of the most popular leathers. Bronze
Your hloney is spent to good advantage when it gfie‘sgm shoes at‘
Eyes Examined Free
NORWALK.
‘zn L. t.‘
Suede.
~—.,¢,;, «5
8. RYAN
SOU‘TH NORWALK i
PUSH l
Merrill
South :Norwalk
n ".5. 1- -u... .v. , 5°. 1.. «WWW-x
scum MoamuK’w . --
Grains Luv" 2
15211:; ‘11“ If ‘
17“
£11: Ebunec‘tion with in; reignite,“ ' '
. 0
rep: 2.2222. .2. . 1.2 EggsiEggs Eggs
a lit)? ub l‘t‘mmp l‘n' V6.81: , ‘ ' "
5 22° 32222.2 “22.122.22.22. 2.192%“, “gin
terry “{‘giterestin $313831“? “‘hhr‘i“ Hi". «‘de
ilan E W, er party at if: B “fig 33 '
(a ..
when 2222222.: list st III I liter 5.
eluslon of e gusting sevch musical “‘sth 'hom’fie ‘dsrha’mbt". if' you
selectioiliiuworo- Nuderad by ‘Mprtin find it difncult to find Putter to suit.
Creagh which were Inpch appreciafodm try_ our special flesh made “‘
W Creamery in tub or print.“ 3,50 and see
8313" artillery gator agents. sell the per lb b.
HIM useful device ‘
we li‘av‘e‘ other Butter. 80c and 32c
Taming stockings.
e sefiemfi
Full information ”We“ hre' héadguai-tbrs for tale about
by . 9 shipping spire, as {our and “some. -
sppt at.” ‘. ° in: DW“, barb, asst-n.1,“:
, ,_ ‘° t' g. ‘5‘Wiiter smilinachitrllfitoes.
St Fawberi‘ie‘s, 'Pinetip
Grape Fruit.- -etc.~5
Call and see our Saturday display
of Seasonabio Goods. Yoir‘ will be our-
, prised. fatiou‘r prides: 5
.m «.15 5 1&1 ‘.:-
L‘s‘r‘ssiiso «sooner ‘ '5 ..
ins: . Crookes.
“it r~1i't"‘“
SOUTH NOR
Lumber ande
that: I:‘.
to wait thMTOIMTIIITJ
And a Business Education at
Insures Salary. Promotion. smears. n .. ..
Stamford
We oCarry a Full and Complete .Line.
modes and R‘epsirlng Done
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
Tar, .Fiag. Cement, Gr] ‘ till
ENERGY!
Colic g;
Port Chem
efamroao
We have‘ now on hand the largest. «that varied but; oo‘ri‘ip‘lqte stock of lum-
m:- m are history of this company or soy of lhflflheilfll. It!" .2. '
rospe'cttuliy solicit the patronage of all lumber users.
“ YARD TEL. 4‘s:
5mm. TEL. 46-3.
I o9m¢sné~¢vmuwipm
'.fA-V. q' gn.~v-o-.-.~a A v , .c. 1~’1~—¢O m- arc-'.:.no. ”mad-en‘s;
1118 100 0iilliiii
Autoisl Who Fouplil Oiiicer Murphy
in NewHaven. Was Fined
$100 and Costs‘
NEW HAVEN. Maw 26.-—1il the crlini
inni side of the common pleas court.
here yesterday. Charles 1. i’eutield. oi
Mertden. pleaded guilty to rookies
sated. and a breach of the
Judge Simpson lined him $400. on
sentenced him to six months in i‘ail.
~Mioriley for the defendant state
that the accused was ill. and that
.1811 sentence would work a series
lmrdshlp upon his health. The judge
until the November term ,of court, an
placed the prisoner in the hands oi“ the
probation unicel-
case are sold to be \ei'y hear).
Penile!!! was arrested on April 27‘
with mtnpnnious, alter a sensations
. ride through the streets of this city;
ill the tlty court he was found guilty.
tilled 3400 and sentenced to 150 days
in jilll,11,c appealed to the higher
court. where he
rtlorniilg.
bhtidroh Cry
FDR FLETCHER'S
C A S T Q R IA
M. W. SEYMOUR A VICE PRESI-
DENT.
i":
Bridgeporter Honored at Meeting of
Connecticut Historical Society
in Hartford.
HARTFORD. May Ids-At the. art-
IIual lIIeeliiIg of 1110 Connecticut ills
torlcili Society here last night the re-
ports ol the oliicers were read and the
following officers we‘re elected:
'i‘i‘t'sidtIlll. Dr. Samuel Iiart, Mid
tilt-town: vice-presidents, James .1.
Goodwin. Hartford: Simeon 1°}. liald
win. New Haven; .lonntluiu Trumbull,
Norwich; Morris W. Seymour. iirtiigc
port; (‘lil'lSloet-kcl. Norfolk; l-‘rank
F. Starr. Midiiletown; Miss Ellen iI‘.
Larued. Thompson; 1‘). Stevens Henry.
liockrilie; recording secretary. Al
bcrt C. Hates. Hartford; corresponding
secretary. the Rev. Dr. De Loss imp,
Hartford: treasurer, John 12:. Morris.
Hartford: auditor. Edgar II‘. \I'Ater
man. Hartford; membership coilrrult
tee, Julius (lay. Fariulngtnn;
Smith. A. C. llates and A (‘. Godard.
Hartford: ii A (‘2:atle.1’liiinrillc‘. lad
ward Taylor. A..1'Wr1‘glit ‘ “
thereupon suspended the jail sentuleg 5'
lr
-.001113 60
But Our 25c Blend Keeps,
to the Fore. '
it has been the standard at°
the price for years all over this .
country, and there is no reason
to doubt that it will continue to ti
lead. We control it absolutely
,nnd can therefore keep itie,eual-‘x
ity up. When you hear-of Ii
Coffee that is “as good aethe
Union Pacific cells for 25¢ a
pound." you‘can depend upon it.
that it costs 35c‘or 40c. for that
is what Coffees as good as our .
125:: blend cost! in other stores.
H-
:‘I
5:1:he Union wi’acific‘
“ Tea (203$
Headquarters .i'or SUGAR
‘126 Washington Street, ;
MT 342-3
.21 l‘h ,1”:
as:
ssrkslisns‘dw
\lchy. Seitzeifiurbouic
salsaparlllo. waldgei
Ale and Leilbfi Bods
' BEE EP MR3“
ARIENAN... LI- .1
WATER, 1.1 m “,3
IT". Wm‘iahli‘ 3.” 22.12;?»
1’: o: ponies-«rel: “1.20 2
2.222 2223.223.” I°°
“12,,“ , minimum. m B".
, 3M1“
tflti operai‘
tors. ButlafllmJNIM'M”
CHAS. H. DOWNES, Prop.
' ‘ ‘“ b“ cdbntLAWiILAc‘E‘;
10‘ 00 10 iii“
driving of an automobile. willie littoxiy i
new ‘u
15
The. lusts ill the
S
t
pleaded guilty this 5 ‘
“ N
5 [‘RLHCRJ. Cmunn
‘cut l‘t‘nllwtu RI. 1113‘
12“!“
Sale of We
TABLE No.1.
$1.25 Waiéls at 69c
Made of sheer Batiste. fin»
killed with line tucks.
graduated back and front.
trimmed with love and
ciiIlIrttidI-i'y. T111'_\' lil‘i.‘
tirtIsrrit-r than the usual
$1.25 Walsts and are to he
sold at .................. 69c
.._._.t .“_L.. ~.. - -._I~.-___
TABLE NO. 3.
$2.25 Waisls. $1.49
Motto of Sheer Batiste.
very elaborately lr'lnr
IIiiIli Mill lace and Pill-
llrtritiery; not 11'] old
style in the lot; nil
fI'I-sll and brightly new.
Tomorrow .............
$1.49
2C. J M1215:
92 Washington StIeet, South Nfld‘k ,
\
PAGE Thalia f
men’s Winds ‘
TABLE NO;- 2.
s: so and 51.75‘
Waisis‘at“9_8c‘ '
Mlltil' of delicate Until-rte,
tIIt-I'en different styles;
some are tucked all over.
fronts of some are entire-
ly embroidery and lace.
long and short. rsloeyes.
low and high neck. You.
could pay $1.50 to 51.15
for any one and count it
Koml value. ()111'116100 to-
morrow. .u. .5... .....DSc .
TAELE no.4
$2.50 ,WdiStS, $1.69
Made of Sheer” Batiste,
graceful models. finished
with graduated tucks.
il'iinnlcd with lace and ,
embroider-y. Tomorrow, ,5
,‘instead 0132.50 ........S1.59
MiiiIneryI
and Flowers
continues all t
N.
86 Washington Street-
June 'I‘. 5 ‘
1 22—Pr1ce"
items added I at day to da'ir ‘ “
E JRYAN 8:. -CI
' The Reed 8: Voik Electrical Co
.fi-ooy l
F“ ii 11’ ,
and” otver‘s
' hf, .
we‘ek, with‘new ‘ »
2,...
South semi.
Does It Cost You to Run
' ,Your Machinery. by ‘
smut 5
How much“ power do you lose by
friction. slippage of belts. long “line
$112113. ('10.. in using STEAM? ‘
1.1-: as 11111'3 an honest answer to
boil. I;1zl‘:<fifi!l!<, and we'll submit
:i;;. r l .1 11m met of Electric Wiring.
voo- Is .u5 I . tlilluied amount of Elec-
iii Ill l'-rr\\ii used that wllh’?‘ 4L
MUNIC‘I' for you.-
Will you talk it over with his":
”101.354. 30 Washington St.
“2‘
i?
That Beats
pone Fol-usher. ‘ "
,. 1-2"
fi‘wl‘fid‘I‘ 1““
O , ..
mete
“Is? '3- ‘?a. .ih- .. 5 t
Them All'
SAVES STEPS! SAVES‘ :WORIVI.
Combines beauty .vlifli usefulness '
Keeps the housekeeper checrful.,_ Has
Flour and Sugar Bins. Extension ‘Top.
Bread nd (‘ilkc flog, Tea “89%, grid
Spice. nisteia- IIMIM 8mg“:
AAA - l
_ ,.,-., »,
Have us put
for~ the bath, day
Construction of ‘Bil‘cltley‘ Will ‘the Only
Fall-Mid Goon “can; included.
iraitrli'olto try. lit-rite roulrw
, decisions: Weroéhanded (19pr by
tth
Patrick Ofmnnpr is the (Vonnecii.
g (30 No .elmi.
11,. Clinton ct, ‘lil
, e Na until ‘ert‘l & “Steel
of ill , i‘lrt dibailowed the claims
oftho monomer Trust Co. of
Ni: York,- and of it? Security Trans
‘0
esKXQri‘t.
“New
“é busy, at New HA5
“Million County—enema“ 'vs.
, rSiI. oolLihrnry. N arm
‘0. E ‘Wégosker. trustee. ‘3 Elisa:
uinfill: P Me well for donstr ctipn at
w . I
0. Ft. Stendman vs. 0' Neil. No error1
Fairitoid Qounty—H. 11 Perry. ad5
.61 lipihiey at al for
W'. I i' . . ‘1
ionotruction o‘,
‘ This case wont, liirai- tiy’. ,‘to the limits
ltir” an interprcl‘alibu of the “ill ‘61 the‘
rite Hear: ‘1‘. holiday of F'llirfleid ‘i.o
hat the administrator with! correctly
oily cut the wishes at the lsetatcr,
There were conditions in the will in
A Timely Suggestion for Summer .
in the home—simply light the gas and you ‘ve hot. water
r “five ‘i’our‘. TW W’Crhauiedi V.
., much absolutely. . . ,.
tin instantaneous Gas Hot‘ Water Heater ,
or night.
rate me‘ iii.- ghoul“.
2.1: if”
the Itlrst place and added codictlptadt‘i .
ed to the uncertainty of the meaning
of much in the will. Particulori: as ‘
to what share of tho estatefimant to,
certain heirs u‘llt law. and if they are _.
to sham in the estate. how much of it:
«wont to them for life use and how"
DlVORCES SOUGHT.
--‘P-—‘|4v . .' “
Maud Tabbutt. of‘ Bridgeport. «9&1th
- rBoporttien. 5 '
1n the Su‘perior- court‘ yeti“
was filed the- application of‘
Tabbutt. of Bridgeport. for
irom Leon Andrew mbbutt,‘
port, 11.1. The plaintiff.
name was Mend Wilson. 8110““
desertion “in April,1906. '% ,, ‘
51 a .
were married October 25.
Another applicant for it
Clifford N Washbu‘rli of-
from Hilda‘N. Washhurn, b , ,
place. He aliege‘s infidelit
cause of the action. which
New York city on Janunry.
on later da'tes "
April, 111011.
The rel-(Int r-lr‘niel'n ephd‘c ‘
Petersburi‘i lies tl‘irnf-i'i 8" 5
the m11n1‘1‘1‘Pfl111T to court or ~
question of supplying the c
ter 4mm Laue Ladpsa'. cite
est tresliwel‘iolre‘rrintli tits
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