Int 8100 31.49. 81.98
I'Louo AN ”loaf lots: W ,
V sumo “NTVtL :‘fl'ELEPHONE
aft—”msm %?fifil dammit.k
“—Iranofim
I” -—Ediior'. Mtg?-
ms—cuy Ed tor’s
' mswoaIAL pav ssNTmEL.
...
once
The t 1qu printed a lit"
Monks)?” flag, onbznoount of
day being observed ”Memorial Day.V
.._.. ...—.2...
Walton Flynn. of Franklin avenue.
spent yesterday aiternoon taking in
the sights of Bridgeport.
--Straw Hats. VO'Brien's
The South Norwalk 8: worth League.
Sunday evening. will led by John
Greenwood and Erna-I. out
The snraner residence of E. Hill. at
Pilot's island. is beln repainted by
Edward “3 orbam'. East him-.waik
The Mini till baseball team will
play the W Ends 0! Norwalk. this
afterrioog ..pn the goods diamond. in
Win n.pauk . . I;
‘ Miss Jennie at. Howard. of West
street. has been engaged as bookkeep-
or at the other: at the Superim Hal
Company. in Woodword avenue.
The regular monthly meeting of tho
Klawron Club of Norwslk. will be held
next Wednesday evening. At the‘
close of the meeting refreshments will
be served.
W. W. Kirk. of the New Canaan
Mes’sdnger. and Dr. Henry P. Geib, of
Stamford. started yesterday for Dr.
Geib's please in Vermont to spend a
vacation.‘
~m lino Gill'- 0' Brion.
A stated communication of Old
Welbhodge; No. 108. F» and A. M. will
be hold at its monsoon Tuesday eve-
tiling at 8 o'clock. The E. A. degree
he worked . .
in Norwalk (3in and school
taxes should be paid before June 1st,
as a penalty of nine per cent. per an-
num will be charged oh all unpaid
taxes like: all! dlliet ..
Buckingham Post, 0. A. it. met in
their mom in Wall‘ street. leVst evcn
ing. at which time the Ideal plans for
the ceremonies at? Budd and Decora-
tion M were completed. ._
Dinooln Council. Not 4, held their
regular session. last night. A large
delegation or members Were present.
After the session a social hour was
coldly“ Refreshments of cake and
cream were sowed, .
5; lane 04th adder was re-
cently discovered in the engine room
of the summit Oil Works in Wilson
and Ely avenues. and the reptile was
0m? 11 lspotchod by Engineer
rotor. The snake measured
themy- six inch“.
Judie Joseph IR. Twist of South
Namath, was in New Canaan. Tues-
day,‘renewing. old acquaintances and
making new friends. The judge has a
pleating why about him that makes
and they all swear
hufi friends leg) M u
s senger.
15!— 3115;1‘0'0w
111%; 385%; promo v‘s. Royal Giants .
1'ngwa tears bft'be world. at
. irVVVVV N- _‘J. a: 30 pm.
he of the
C?%01 hint ll , charge of
£51ng: VBr‘aVVyV t";V WE; in West
avenue yesterdayn afternoon; due to or
c it» under t‘k‘o Wm being load-
(from miscellaneous: all titles. A call
was sciit to Badks' subles rm- another
wagon, if. m molten weIo
bmilh'ond Mahmoud. wagon tow-
ed to the sta flag in blowout.
-—Green finalists. Q'Brien.
. honor council. No. 54. Daughters of
Liberty, held its regain meeting
Thursdayiinig t. I ‘ ‘-. was
conferred on yerai‘ didates; also
the hrstimflmr of more t00k
plsoe, ..IAtI the cl e of the session a
minnow Eire to Miss Lulu Over
ton! It: was mall kitchen shower,
when thI received numerouk articles
blonds
{Slams cakogn a; were served.
v I vote 'lI'Hl
l? MADE new.
canof L.
ish Stain. Any
Kean of L. o
.A.kitcheu
a small can
F‘lnlsb Floor
tight. with aV
Roof and
Bridge Paint. . s new
with those lit o" Home
Finish Pnintl.. 2', 3
sure to get the
Soin by ChI lol'V'r:
follows" .. V
oikhiemurial Day. at Amuse ,
‘ 12-18 North M Street.
58
W
"stilt"
V nooI‘I'.
PORCH BHihDESV
Scuth Norwaik
Now .IS THE
VudorPo
Shades‘AreNeedcd
.00 need Yodor Porch Shades to
get the most out of your porch.
To Inalre it a spot whore you can
rest or work on the hottest day out
doors. yet free from the sun's glue
and best. You can do this with Vudor
Porch Shades) where you may enjoy
evory refreshing eons, in secluded
. comfort. Vudoa on? Citation ill!
very durable and ll last man)
seasons. vudor rch Shades are bet-
ter than awningi unis; screen or
canvas drops. Awnings and canvas
curtains shut out the son. that is true.
but as theyIlilewlss completely pro
vent the circulation of air. it is like
sitting in a tent with the Isun beating
down II on it.
ViId mica Shades come complete-
ly equipped; nothtu but a screw driv
or is required to hang them
PthlEs. 82. 25 to 8550
C0.
Funeral Directors and Embaims.
. South .Norwalk. Conn.
a II.
I. .
0. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
WALL s'rasIrr. snows sag. NORWALK.
The Home of the Famous Ladies’ Coronet
Oxfords and Pumps at 82 50
HlTE CANVAS TlES AND PUMPS for Misses and Ch (l
Ind smo
Our Shoes GivoV Satisfaction
OOUTH NOIWALK '
wasHIonoN "our '
. ......Siore c cacti Ail
PUSH l
V" Andra Business Education at
Merrill Col1ege
insures. Salary. Promotion. Success.
Stammrd P611: Chester -
’ c» Mon mom“
I " ..
'Emlt‘. hm” " “1‘?
{:t'r .‘V {air-r1 5310'
BICYCLE ‘
we Curry. 4 Full and Complete in.
Also. =I8tnidries and Repairing M9:
,. .
“MINER
Tar, Flog. 'Cemepn’tl‘itlie]. Asphalt; Concrete
Grading. on land G‘srdea Work
Road Iflilip‘gz 1.53. .1; ..
._._ with 4"t"
The Hatch & Bailey C
I»: ;- _,"l.. l M IiyspwyfioNORWALK. GONVIVNV'u .l
vase Isl-AM . . ' ‘
r»
MlLVL TEL. 40-3. V
ll
‘ form
[I a Plggery to a Palace
onIV Would om minim swoon t'o ‘ M5... if" utters.
made in two sizes of Douglas hr. the most durable ”:wiil out-
1V.” regal slid is; more ornamental.
lac we «Molly recommend "Lincoln Moflng’for Violin and also tor
in also: of Inst-i Does not rust or decay and will out a Motion.
”During summer months we will cios‘a Saturday‘s Mmptiy Iat
'.lil
alarm
Pliillllli Sllllilli
Daring Operation Moves a Woman
cl Exmuiaiis‘p Pain That
Tempid flu to Die
Physicians who are in New York at
tending the convention of the Ameri-
can Neurological Association, saw a
woman who had been. saved iIVuIrn sui
ride by a dart upc'ossful opera-
‘titm for ear no l'dl is the first of its
kind ever perfor ed
She appeared b lore them gladly VntV
as New York. Academy Of Medicine.
yesterday. pid today Dr. I. Piers
Clark. the neurololtlt 9! dl no
the case, and Dr. A. ‘8. Ta lor i e nor:
geon. w per ri'oriicd the operailn
both- -or ew York, will give a tee
cal description of their work in u pg-
pIHr which they have Jointly prepared.
The patient. who is the wife of AV
Bridgeport physician, was not melts
tinned by‘ home. oV appeared before
Itbe association yesterday because it
was necessary for her to Vretu'fii to
hgr heme soonerI than she had expeco
flea Agony intense.
MIs VA-,V had been iniicled for new
trial years with violent and piercing
pains in the car. At. times they were
so excruciating that site screamed in
agony, and it was impossible to sile-
vlnic them appreciably with powerl’ul
drugs. Life was unbearable, and sev-
eral times she threatened sclfdtrstruc-
tion.
Seven physicians treated her in vain.
She ilnally came under the cars of Dr.
Clark, who has paid special attention
to all Vforms of nerve disuse. He made
an elaborate study. and found that the
malady was not face neuralgia. as had
been supposed,» but that it was due to
the condition of the nerve connecting
the genicuiste ganglion with the brain.
Dr. Clark decided it would be neces~
sary to sever this illsmcnt. known as
the pars intermedia. which lies be
tween the seventh facial and eighth
auditory nerves. Mrs. A— was in
formed that the operation was a dsr
one and that it voiced risk. She
as d she would all ' undergo it. on
life will: not worth Iivin and than if
she died as a ro’snlt of be operation
. she would be better- oir than it sits
continued to live without relief.
The ammo.
D. ihCVQ¥W dwith Dr. To)"
millil‘ééw. who 09?
01mm oérafloh Ve times I
1.. was plac-
ed on the one .tnble. Her skull”
trsphlued- b it of. the car. and
£8 fi-Wi and broken down
i vs ‘oan sing" a rumor Ir on
w in. sinuous. t n instrument was
t down for flu inches the core
helium was lifted and by menus of .3
small electric light the ncncs were
revealed A snutli glass drainage tube
was put in plate. as the use ot a
sponge 0| um such substance would
have produced It dangerous pressure.
[it means or s be» boobtbe norm
1'". raised and then severed. ,
The surgeons could see plainly the“
VllVVervc controlling respiration, the dis
turbauce of which would have caused
death. The varlltlon or an eighth of
an inch through any cause would. in
the opinion of Dr. Clark hate proved
fatal. He spoke in the highest terms
of the skill oi Dr Taslor. who had
operated in accordance with his ding
nosis.. The lion is now not do
priveVd oi npurlsI ment. although it no
louse: connects with the bra
BALE OF JAMEBVV PROPERTY.
Houaaa and Last! uVVlspogIad oil. at Aqu
Ition Yostopds'y Affisrnoo‘n.
auctioneer. 'ihe administrator of the
3“‘“i...l“i’,l"’ WPMSS'ESI
lor It Want to “shriek B. Row-
M! till: 500. rye corner lot coumln
ing about one a re. at the comer of
to ymond others (or 81..000 An
undi dead one all interest in about
seven acres at land on the westerly
side of Scribner avenue, went to
IOIVilrleVs L. noses fbr sous. Mr. James
owns the other half.
Sr!"-
Factorfim and Two
For Sale at Auélioll
—ON—V
Saturday, June 5. 1909
AT Two O'CLOCK
F. w. MlTCHELL.....AuctIonssr .
afternoon will he oifcIod for sale at
public anction to the highest bidder.
the real estate in South Norwaik. at
the corner of Railroad avenue and
Clay street. comprising the lot of land
about 168 by 111 foot in dimensions.
with the hat factory thereon formerly
of Adams Brothers. and the steam cu-
giue. boiler and abetting. Sale to take
place on the promises.
At the same thud and place will be
offered for ssh: tlieV following pIopcriI
belonging to the estate of Edwin
Adams. deceased:
On‘e zshorsepower electric motor.
One dwelling house and lot at the
cilirnor of Crescent street and Gerard
ace
One dwelling house and lot on the
easterly side of Gerard place. near
Crescent street.
Two vacant building lots on Gerard
P. co,
armso and conditions made known
at lim f‘p‘ale.to
lotto his“ e factory may be
made of Boy". “John .Davenporli. Wat-
erburyI, Count, onriivln'g executor, etc.
on of Gerardus P. ‘AdarVns, deceased: and
as to may had all the above of
Ni“ sermons
EDWIN A. HOLMES.
Trustees IndiraJ the will of Edwin
Adams delicate a
South; lek. May 22 ms.
The Norwaik Vacuum Cloning
or; Wagon
does your cleaning in one fourth tho
sotnocompllsho‘s better ro'sults
more by‘ .y'l bthoir process. No need of
ng up can». or' removing the fur-
Iiitiire. or disturbing the household.
tracts mine to clean rsdidonoos.
churches, chides. iOdge rooms. etc. not
me estimate on your spring cleaning
Reasonable prices. Trusted opera
tors. Best dorvice. Phoao 417.
cuss. u oowsss. Prop.
a countANp, sues.
_, . a .
... l I ...
- chuqrori ¢Vry
. 8
IIIIIIIIIIIISI
wrist ouuh‘cw stat/Ion?
"what" bmnnbrity has the Church to
Enforce Teachings" will be the
third sub Questions on the
Christian 1. to.on at the South Norwallt
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
These questionh hat-e been asked by
corneal Christian people desiring to
u‘ndcrstand the summons of the Christ
The Bible host at the noon hour
sharp with “departments in full
work. At 6. so the young people will
meet for their meeting with Miss Can
lin the leader. The evening service
will unite with the Congregational and
Methodist Churches in the union
Memorial sunday services. bionic for
the morning:
Mludo—Pastoraie ....... Gord aVIV'ii
NEW l-ViIIVlI
r "as We
“The am New Inf» iiEt‘VVI:
Comm no so
saw or additional ills. was
total amount or its mun stock W
listed 8190 000. 000. It is explained ofll-
daily at the 081cc of the umpany tbit
the newly listed stock la not to be im~
medium issued but he and issued
from lVlV'mo‘ to" time, as he d'cd by the
company. The inth span-L report' of
thereupon tor the year than! ’Jdde
mm or treasury toads was un-
issued. With new outstanding ascribe:
cum .9st thine who. in bibs ‘
fountains {812838.900 to: shoot.
’Ms Ms W ohtnounnnst
unissued dates back to the Bostonian
in was drought w a large tumor
New Irma mt. would no needed In:
tha‘iexdiangenhnro
“ENE & m
as hermit.
well nullinod by
‘Ixi'
IWLIVDVVAY W 'VI'VHE IXGIHANVVGEV
fig” 503%. ml; zit-— is“
New Turk stow: exchange mixing the '
debs. shown that short hid been ‘
issuer «$97M. rob of «tails. and mo .
I‘m finflh‘hofifllOflWnflmoWh '
:for sunroof: the re- I ~
hctionofthom _. .
Henrietta leanings and the ' ‘
. nacho“! was the Worst Voi' _
the New Haven company.
W
. “dingo
rift
Loris Ianaun souuo
Shore and islands
THE NEW ENicE .
Al scum sort. ALVK. couu.
Plots For Sale
Most beautifully lucated Summer
and all year round
Cottage and Residence Bliss
Semi for Booklet and detailed
particulars.
LANG 0N ISLAIN 8 c -.
ingrwalk. song. 9 '
tut.
The auction sale or property in thoI
Mary A. James estate was held you,
terday afternoon, with E. '1‘. Dates “V
The l
'l‘ay- I
This; on Connecticut avenues. wont .
Adams Brothers’ list
hi. YAW' lawman-st.
e~I«.1
3‘.
8
. or”: ..Vfw, 3"" F I .... _IV‘ ~V
W W 159‘ m: Keeps
. ...7' I.V.l;maV§oircf!V "*4 V
it"hgs‘boiil‘ tho Iitaildard at I
the price .torVyoa'rI aii over this
country. and morals new!!!“
to doubt mm will continue to
. use.‘ vie controt u awolutoiy
iluViV. “Vi-'1": tootsie-’9'; sang IlVlVIViI, IaIuaie
via? an \iiJI his has oil.
. mommy-i podium
mq-osuo gseir
whim , iiiI'Ii limit
_ “toasts .N‘MWOM
emu-awn»:
nomad oostflli‘othsr‘ again,
I,“ rial Curl
PIEEV BBLWERY
hamburg? stbaki to
n~——.AM4—4MIHAM. MQW.
81 thirst
Made of Slicer Billsie.
ed with fine Vtilill ‘s. tinni-
sd back and front. trimmed
with lace and embroidery.
Thb‘y are mamhm «the '
91.90 Wadi. 59:
Short sleeves. buttoned wont.
ion haven't bought Wrists
li e these; for less than
s on. x. ...... . ...... i..
sin: wmoow Dis I.AVIY
82. 25 Waiéts. 8149
Ma e of Shear Batiste, very
aborntelV) Vt.ri ed with
lace and embrod ery: not
an old style in the lot; all
fresh and brightly new..81.49
Millinory, H Price
Children's lists. for Decor-
..Mc
15c Hose. tom... 0...,»
2 pair for 25c
ation Day. .
23c to 83.00 500 Muslin Drawersg35c
N0)” W29 .fhr; Decor- ”.50. w mm
ation Day. 10c necIk ~ ati'on 989330 I .
WEV HAVE ON SVALR TODAY AT
9 A. M. our entire line 98 Fine Net and
Lace Walnut. white. drab, ecru and
butter color. These whists are made
at one diet or round mesh nets.
trimmed with Venlse. OIlental or real
Cluny Lace. in fancy designs A large
ascortmebt for 'chdce an? at lower
prices than cost of mater ials.
12 Waiats. that were 83.15 to
'8398 at ...; .................. 81.98
15 Waists. that were 84. 60 to
85. 98. at ...................... 82.08
6 Wasista. that Mr! 3.198 to
8798 ts: .................... 88.98
guts Vls one of III“ Inw- l intimation
cm- that mull piisa'lbiy come to
'leN ERyanCo.
"“" " '86 WNW! 8tr‘oet-I
South Norwalli
I . Mr l a 9x3 or
:r ~' i Wei; 3 i i Isl.
. Private l-i Conley . ..... ....._. ..
mm mm" ...... I s..... «....
. Private W. MulcVahy .....’ .......
(Continued VII-om, First Page ) Private it. Fern ....... ,- . . .108
Private ii. liaymea .. ......
Private E Godfrey ....... 1-"
Private A. Brothorton .....
Private G. Weyerhaus'er. .
Corporal .l. Carr-others
Cooli- G. Webb .............
Private w. Van Wagner. ‘
#1}:st 56Ҥ"Ԥ.. ......
vote A. .-.
Printing (9. spam: ..Q.‘III
raining very hard at times. drenching
the members to the skin. but like good
soldiers. they did not Vmind a little
thing‘iiirs that. A' number oi the
men. including Cook Webb and his
assistants. went onto tho. range the
day before. taking Min them the com
pan cook stove, and a wagon load of
gong tilagn‘t‘o feat.- winner was sort.-
csi loathe hungry boys shortly utter
noon and the fur‘enu‘r was enjoyed.
There was plenty of ."chuclr" {or every ..
one. some coming back for the second . . I -
and third supsm‘wiiich was readily
ge'a‘nted. as or. more than
The Island “named or not
Wool.
whirl! were all by IIpoIVrIIVi norm a
patch unmeasured bread IIIIId but;
tor: pie hilt! -
c
Unionguli‘li‘V
PM“?
a? ct two: _
go up “witle Won the drone lied that the dis
ingot“ . Wt the on- the il‘oihr. laid on the mm
are lgbh's-the‘lzilu meat list of 1908. at a mo
VVV’VN-P‘V'V‘ WAS}: $3.3i3?"“"’€n “
tV'CViononIelV Gilbert VL‘Pi as. com%, ‘ fVV
. “is“ payable on the I ,
mm 0““ “an” ”3' "Q by. was; a which time spellV ho .
ducal-tors in 3%de spit esp“ .
min. A. a Wood mesh redone me an; SUM»
. We lru store
..act as 085; at Vaginal X :VLW' ,
finally“ the
t your train may in" will.
doV ”IBI Isr 'JiInII it no.3.
», .- VV «or old... to: 50qu ii:
41‘ Wild 08 with VVVVVlIVVVVV In fiV’ . mails: transparent; or»
a .. '4}
igflmmtltzuflflfl trummal‘m ' “IV ‘
mus! impact been willpower...
bargains the Venom. w ‘
rim-m thymine not o n.‘ at
up”. where. they. we «new
-The compiny will insoluble in theV 3" *Mbrl
Armory mutiny morning. Decoration.
Day. at 8:16. and will act as In sitcom.
{bruins .6. mt- it. Post. of South Nor .
WE " . 4-V
‘ ‘ 'I
The Polk), are the nsnioso of-
men who «fillies with their rsspI 3'
cerium-till 18“
mo scores ... ow ..
vyinlunmici“ ic.:
Captain Legrand Snyder ......... lilo
Priyate u. n. Keene ............. 187WW.I
Corporal L. Your ................. Hill MO and Lemon 8’
man. 5 ry . .. ............. 118 DEEP I0
PM
(lob
l 0.. 'Wfl‘fi .. ........ it? ARwTESPAN W CLI-
‘C 'Ifir-‘I \V‘i en ...... V ..... Vl:{ng‘ m‘w
rim on ........... 1
Islam a" Mil" eour ............ iii”?
l‘iratV em I. ”choir .........
also t G. L. Thorpe ....... ...rio
- Price 3 an“ ..iii'i Guriaiiteedh
Wit U} fol 88968. ..m. Act June so,
via-iak'fiaz .. _ 4..
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