‘ i cannot“.
medical od-
evinced
has. taken the
the wuss-m by her son how
‘tilofiottei'o
'“Dtlll’ ’t’ybll want nutblll‘ to out?"
“Nil.”
bodulld tool: her
melting chair.
. tuition would be Willi
G "Take tha away. '
.t e utmoot
' an-
LADIES’
Ankle Strap
' “PUMPS
A Pump that his the heel and is
free lrom ,au; allplilag.‘ ,'
ALL LEATuslts
$20010 $4.00
ti
Wear Shoes That Fit
128 WAGHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 642-2.
none TO BUY
Get it now while we can
make prompt canned-
tions. Postal 15111188
representative.
m...»
Connecticut
Company
5555 however. the old woman ll‘osc
vat in 2
Thinking flip the at
received,
telling a
Hem hear me
I in me?"
«u 'eIrtb up to date but it has its
“dilution. ti may distance on ex-
Willi polite it at success butt I
“one WA!) out at its path. but It clin-
not for it very! time sustain dint
in the air. Novel-t class. it is Is cocky
as l it could fly. And therein arises
lb. uwnioll or rather that of its par-
ll: ti‘i} post or driver known as a
lxlcl
4 country constable is I rowan?“-
-rsoa. Team work among the
sec:- 1 :4 makes his speed trap: and
than i panama: of no effect, but he
has 1 ll Ways. One in the suburbs of
St. iAn yesterday chartered u bsl~
icon. on iron! a birds eye view or
just what hill prey was doing secured
which told blm where to
8 end or the searcher in
- e long every constable
will be on mad with a flying ma~
chine throu whose advantage he can
call breakers of the
of the evil door will
his ill his flying mar
lful eye of the law.
escape. either on the
heights or in valleys or in the
depths of the Thole is Just one
refuge left to: re wicked scotcher,
and that is to good. The guardian
of the law has his a ten strike.—
New [lawn Res“ or
NOT EVEN l
The noble Crus r was home from
the wars. mid” jingling in his
knightiy coulvulon ‘or pockets ills
golden store flom 1 land of the cal-
til‘f heathen A m of high degree
who heard the it“ i‘ the gold d9-
termlncd she would aka a ‘touch.
ins" anneal. so sheet. “Alas brave
knight, 1 pm a lad lint. Support
me.‘
lllll he nimlliy B stepped her
drooping form, saying. ay, my, fair
Lady Pauline can We it leap year.
With these 800d tr“ Ilnlolconsl
propose to 9111111011 my "
BETTER TO BE A MMy,
(Chicago No
They were strolling thr h the mu-
scum.
“And here are the big a _-mum
mics" remarked Mrs Flat 9 “Just
to think‘ They. haven‘t 'ed for
over 4, 000 years.’
"Lucky dogs!" said Mr house
“And just to think we have move
every spring.” '
GOLD MEDAL FLOR
mww- ~—« ~—
EVERY LADY'I. DRESSING G
chine, the W».
There will be
ya"
x"
press train. it may climb a tree. it may ,I .
. Real Estate and
' Friends iron: New York are belng
entertainedm ‘by the lies. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mackenzie.
Ambrosefiurlbutt. Jrij. and wile,
at Baltimore, Md, have been visiting
the parents at the former hare.
The Rev. C. B. Btrayer returned to
Greens Farms. Friday. Vile has been
much improved.
1 Once more thepblilty of ti); parish.
lonerI cf the Church of the Assump-
' tlon to successfully direct ll project is
in evidence and the fair that ends to- }
night will be a rich money getter for
that church. '
Now the .light equipment,
town building
in the
is in operation and
business can proceed there day or
night. it is a marked improvement
over old conditions. as is the build-
ing. and mucll appreciated.
At last it is admitted that the sec-
tion of turnpike built by the B. D.
Pierce, .lr., Company last fall and
over which so much growling has
occurred, is completed. “Now there
is not a better gravel or t ford road
between New Haven and N w York."
All the summer and fresh air homes
here are open for business. Within a
fortnight the children of the city
that are yearly visitors here are the
expense of the charitable organisa-
tionll in New York, will be enjoying
thlautfzompauy and securing new lenses
0 e.
The Meeker laundering of “dirty
linen" in the Bridgeport courts has
served to arouse comment here as to
some conditions that it anywhere near
as bad as alleged in more ways than
one prompt decisive action on the
part of the community to purge it
self of morals that would disgrace a
llottcntot
Horace E. Dean 8;: Son,
45 WALL 8T, NORWALK.
insurance
celaln Enameled unwri-
the highest degree of comfort.
honest and reliable.
Wall Paper
Hangings
styles are ready for M?
Will be pleased to In"
Prices mango mm 10!-
. Our spring
inspection.
them to you.
to 910.00 Double Roll.
Sole Ascot. for
goods will not crane.
gold agent for tho
Coin Talkie
prorcyer.
Fr. Beck & CO. Illa
Jonoway & Carpentcrf 5 Wall Papers.
rocke , Glassware. House Fox-ninth
' in: Goodily Painters' Supplies, English
' ‘ Blue China by the piece or set. These ‘.
Columbil. Phono-
g Enchiladas and
our Records. Music on both
JndoIWBthlb Cylinder
854:. Fits any 0511““?
' $9“ ”W and Picture Franco
Pupil. 81.25 90" 89-110"
Illonld be equipped with a cunt!
snow white one piece "Standard" for
Have you ever stopped to coasldoo
how delightfully «ancient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep- ,_
in apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would word you
We will gladly quote you prices. our
plumbers are strictly competent roo-
HORACE R. NASH
w have several decided, bargains
an 7 mo producing property "III
8
crease ln value vmn the replo
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 81'8-
THE NBVI
'IUIIOP'IAN PLAN.
Our Rooms I OpoclII Future.
and Electric Lights Throughout.
R :7: Hon
"'3' “RATES",d REASONABLE.
Fine stocked Clio to delineate
lag the famous Boss’, Burton's
Bus 8 Cole
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone 992.
"1: art I’.
(tampon
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
A lull lino oi imported Also. includ-
stout. always on draught.
Anhoucer Busch Beer on Drought.
in Limit a 00‘
ii RAILROAfi flXfll’; .9- NOIWALK.
Wuble Steel Ratchet. like
. action. Haech-iple Gear.
closed, so that no dirt or
out can iind its way into the
PM" o clog them. lies I
mic ' IdluItmeat. w
..,}E. Dow
‘1 macros eraser.
all .
and
we are and
to: eating“.
, dirt own, but
away on a trip for his health and is:
low
fulfilled: I-Mboot .5 . .
i , hunches Chris Lemon and
Captain theo- an race had a line "if
mm the Country Club dock to Oyster
W. yesterdsy and as I reIulc vlc
perches on captain um’ 11 boat.
Th I is the exact reverse of what hap~
gonad last summer, whenxCaptaln Ann
ersoa won by something like We mi
'11th in a run across the ltii
aldbtlicl Captain harden won rested
l Bridge Bhumacy
Prompt W elation: Isl-vice It
Ill times.
Personal attention aims to all
prescription work. .
Chairs for our trulloy potions.
‘ Come in and suit for your car.
BRIDGE WC!
J. ”and. masses.-
putts be on. etc increuc
P g; virtue til" Q
”TODUMI' wheel”.
rA little autotrolley‘bncidcnt occur
low avenue. yesterday alter-
; noon about it o'clock. in Van Zsodt
l street. A Bridgeport also named Wm
alien. who had come over in his ma:
china, and was backing out at the
yard or Mrs. W. A. Fine 1:, where he
had been visiting landed directly in
the path of an: approaching trolley car
with his machine. incl-tunately the‘
trolley was going very slowly, having
Blackened its pace on account or all
other auto, Ind the collision with the
Bridgeporter was only a slight one.
The worst result was some damage to
I
the trolley tender. The auto was un-
damaged.
M
hurt, at Belleok street, were recently
Britain.
Seliock Andrews and Francis Devine
are constructing an aeroplane.
about twenty feet long and will have
wings of oiled cloth.
The Epworth heave will hold a
monthly business meeting, this even:
ing, and it is hoped that there will be
a large turnout of members. ,
Tile Oriole baseball team andsalnc
from Norwalk bad it out, yesterday.
on the Wicito lot, between Third and
Fourth streets. The Orioles were vic-
,torlous.
Norwalll Fire Department will be held
this evening, when reports will be re
solved and ampere elected (or the en
suing year.
The East Nowell: lire police are
scheduled to hold 11 monthly aloe
tonight. One or the matters cxpecte
t6 be disposed of at this time is the
hiring of additional room
W
Camping out is quite a favorite pas
time tor quite a number of people, at
Cell Posture. There are several tent-
lng parties, and it is expected that the
number will be intended.
The Morning Glory baseball team
reports through their captain that they
have detcawd the West avenue nine
two out of three games. These con-
tests sre in a series of Me.
A cantata will be rendered at the
East Avenue Method! church, next
Sunday evening. ill be in con-
section with the IMW dur-
ing the day tor children Day. .,
crashed stone is beEgv distributed
by the town throuyhe Van Zoadt
street much to the as election of the
residents. This stone is from the
barge whlc recentiylsrrlvcd in the
harbor. 4. M. ,. ,, _
The East Norwalk Glee Club will
hold a rehearsal tomorrow evening, It
the East Avenue Methodist church in
cert which will be held on Friday eve-
ning, the 25111 of the present month.
.._....__....J.~..
ficavlew avenue had an explosion
like a Fourth oi! Jul celebration, yes
terday anal-noon, a at 2 o‘clock. it
was caused by the bursting or an au-
tomobile tire. The nuchlae was taken
to ithe Robertson machine shop forre
pa rs.
, The new weather use over the not
Mr block“ the corner of mast Wash-
ington street and Rayner place ovi-
dently jars on not Narwslls’s aesthst
lc taste loosing from the comment
caused by the fact that the “N" for
north ls'lnvol‘tod. or, .
Miss Alice Darrow and Miss Flor-
ence Peck were received into member
ship in the East Avenue Methodist
church, yeaterdsy,-.snd Harold Hall
was received on probation. The sec
vices of the (levy liens conducted ‘by
the pastor, .t‘hc Rev. W. W. Gillies.
W
Giving to N. 8mm: Ferguson having
a very sevens coil! yesterday. the runs
icol mama so the Host Avenue Meth-
odtst church was considerably (than:
ed. Fred JJ‘om, 68-'flou¢h Norwnlk,
took Mr Forum's place. and sons
» a solo at both the morning and even
in; services.-
Some people who lull 3 ohm bake
017's” of the islands: n the Wharm
yesterday made 111.11er
that some summer home Mls being
usurped. (filmy were gotten out
bring the excitemeiihnmd it soon do
yelopetl that the blue was not of lo
serious nature
so tar no man hsIIppeImed in East
Norwali: wear one 91 those men
straw hats. w lob have become the
sensation this moon. but Bridge
Tender John Cole hoe quite a load to!
the poorest spproactstb the t; “903W lid.
His new straw bonnet i“:
it has It line emerall hood bond run-
ning around it. .
ill a tloh ‘
iii: . articulation
“legghsv‘l .b'ee at.
Miss Carrie Bel‘gren and brother Ai—
guests of relatives and friends in Now
it ill
' The annual meeting of the East '
prspalatlon tor the commuting con-4
The Bridgeport branch f the New
York Frobel Normal Bchoo held their
class day exercises at 179 West avea
nae, Bridgeport, last week, and a
grand social time was enjoyed. East
Norwallt was represented by Miss
Clara _, M. Raymond. of Grcgory Boule-
vard; South Norwalk by Midi: Danish
Stone, sndNorwaik by Miss Hazel
Blaster and ldn Verlin. The most
popular girl was voted to be Miss Haw
zel Blaacer, the wittlest. Miss Louisa
Stone, class beauty, Miss idu Verlin,
and the most scholarly Miss Clara M.
Raymond The awarding or diplomas
takes p ‘c‘ce it: New York city Thurs
day June loth. under the direction of
-Prol. Dorie and City Superintendent
MaXWcll, oi the city public schools.
Will'-
I“
The pupils of the Itowsyton public
schools take their final examinations
for promotions commencing tomorrow.
School: A. Waterbury, the rural mail
carrier, is enjoying a week's vacation.
End the route through this place is be
is: looked after by Hubert Amundsen.
Rowsyton avenue from the Ray-
aloud Cemetery to Cross street is a
very narrow. as the result of the
tension of the water in that direction
People who were dowu at the shore,
yestelnay afternoon, were treated to I
very pretty sight. when some dry
grass on Ram‘s Island caught lire.
How the blaze occurred could not be
learned
Charles Gazer and William Stevens
journeyed over to Dorian, Saturday,
5‘” watch the ball game. While there
they inspected. the Post road. which is
a specimen of the highway commis-
sinners wcrlt with oil.
NOTICE
The legal voters of the South Five
Mile River School District are hereby
notified and warned that the annual
meeting of the sold district will be
held Saturday evening, June 12,1909.
at 8 admit. in the school house. at
which time reports will be heard from
the officers for the put your and also
elect bidders for the ensuing year, and
to take action on renovating the ins
terior of the school building: also on
laying I cement walk. or a new bond
walk It the side and rear of building:
if so ordered, to make provision to'
pay tor same. either by laying a tax
or authorizing the committee to borrow
the necessary amount of money on the
credit of the district; and to transact;
any other business properly comingll
before said meeting
Signed Juno 5. 1909.
CEO. W STEVENS
:7 1w _
Milli m Willi
Del-ten has been having a rather un-
fortunpte time {with the oil it sproadu
on the post road. The oil was put on
----—-*--:-r-—--— _
Charles A. Estes and John R. Conn
haw: been summoned as jurors in the
criminal superior court. Bridgeport,
which is in session today
._ » . m;
during a dry day last week, but im-
modictely gallowing there were never-
at rainy days: and as a result the oil
has been a severe nuisance.
While a trolley cal- was passing
through Dorian, yesterday mornln
running board struck an (install on.
and the end oftltw broken oil. The
cs: vs. not, other e dammit.
The Dollar: town : menus: are
commenced the use a! other: the
aims. .snd they connoucodl lunar
chimeras-tinned it. during the recent
wet weather, with anything WM
res The portions! the highway
iclilt mum usoobowmso
transformed into filthy-loom
hi: on, net tor Qillldfifiifi‘:
'll lip " -
It the animal he’d our ;
that About the same amount on
b huge in lllQ '
The macros rt.
I.,
allow
51mm
mentions-em ”M
Elllili[EilElll’S
Rilililli Siillii
History and Portraile oi Olilcisis Pre-
paredlly Collector Eaton
HARTFORD. June 7.—Collector
Robert O. Eaton has gathered together
photographs of the collectors of inter-
oal revenue who bade served in this
district since its consolidation, and hes
hod them framed. to ,be hung in his
oliice. in the center is a good picture
of George R. Case, the chief deputy.
who entered the cities in 05 andtwbo
was acting collector iron: 899: to 1900.
The collectore' photographs are oi:
Joseph Selden. 1869 to 1885: Alena
del- Tmup,1995 to .1889: John I Hutch
lneon. 1889 to ”1893 John C. Byxheo.
1893 to 1898;111:1111“ A. Lako,1888 to
1899; Frank Kinney, 1900 to 1908; Rob
on O. Eaton, 1908.31 history of the
olden follows:
Originally the state of Connecticut
was divided into four collection dio-
trlctI, August 8. 1862. ill each district
on assessor and collector or taxes was
appointed—~Colonel Joseph Selden, of
Norwich, was appointed collector olf
the third district. May 1, 1869. by
President Grant. succeeding Henry
Handler. of Killinglyrand Jeremiah
Oiney, of Thompson, succeeded Jesse
S. Ely, of Norwich, as assessor. 0w-
ing to the rapid reduction in war revv
cane taxation the tint and third dis-
tricts were midi“ stall January 1,
1873, the consul-mas abolish
ed and Coiled 301W! will appointed
collector d! M lire: district. At
the some time the second and fourth
districts were “collated and D. F
Holllster was sopoint‘ed collector or
the new second district at Bridgeport.
All 51155 districts were again consoli-
listed to be known as the district at
; Connecticut, September 1. 1883, with
headquarters at mHsrtlord The cities
It Bridgeport was abolished ‘as a col
lectcr's cities and Mr Hamster resign-
ed. Colonel Selden continued collector
until July 1 1885, When he turned over
the once over to his successor. Ale»
cadet-firms“ of Newt-larch. Collee-
period of sixteen years and two
any collector since the organization of
the service There was Very little litl
gallon during Collector Selden's term
or cities The revenue agents' service
lilac. *’
July 1. 1887 the collection districts
of the states of Connecticut and Rhode
island were consolidated, to be known
as the district or. Connecticut and Al
errands:- Troop was retained Is col
lector of the new district with head
quarters at Hartford. He served-four
{years Ind 24 days and was succeeded
by John immutchlnson at Essex. .
inflation of biennial-glue began in
(touring Mr. Troops term on eg-
grosslve‘ warfare lids, kept up strains:
the viola a of low oil til i
manufac' s Ind' deal _ ;
butter. i enter Trash 7:
live against illicit diItlllers and say
out hummus mos millet fruit idle
:11 rd Wald colloids
set cutout to the nudist-.110
mutant. The lowdown”
“cuckoo the Civil Wad war;
“5on ”com
All Counsel-felts, 1175115qu and9 "Justus-good” and
Experiments that bride with and “WM
What is casmnldg
Gastolislsohomlm Whomrmmm
got-lo, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Moscow. It ,
contains neither Opium. Morphine not outer W ‘
substance. no age is its guarantee. I: mu Worms
and alloys Fovorlsbncos. It on: 3' Diarrhma and Wind
Colic. It rolioyos Teething Troubles. cum Damnation
and quwy. lb usimilates the Food, regulates the
and Bowen. giving healthy and mm deep.
The Children’s Macao—Tho Mother‘s Friend. . ‘1
GENUINE CASTORIA dawns
Beats the Signature of
T ‘csme to this city and 1:5. lvoli here
too:- fielded held the oflice for s contin-
months, the longest period at tilde oi ~
this» flat our 89 ymyfit‘ om" mm
The an M a... illlals nap:
in Use For Over 39 Were.
m4 m8...”-
Iincc that date. He has been mp-
polllted by every collected
With a single exception he is the
oldest deputy collector in no at atel-
vice in the United States. ale! lisp
uty D. S. Wendell oi the second dis-
trict. New York, antedstes Mr. Case
several months. The collections of
oilice total;u9.806.845.lo. .
ROTEL ARRIVALS.
MthcIOWD. .7. Byron, Montreal,
Canons; F. A. Rois. it N. Birlolette.
New York; J. H. Stan, Bridgeport;
E. A. Gcberltlns. Pittsfleld, Mesa; Ber-
nard Taylor. Wotel‘hmm, New York;
W C. Atwood, Boston: Peter D. Starr,
Bridgeport; 14.x. Groblen, Milwaukee,
Wis; H. W. Clary, city; L. R. Hurl-
butt Wilton; Geo. L. Rockwell. NOSE-
field; 8. Grocnstotn, Bridgeport: P. J.
Watson, New York; Ilia Ro'clwell,
Ridgefleld; L. Mints. Newer-3.1; W. flaw
Leonard and wife, Win-ted
don, Bridgeport; Jas. Payton. Brook:
lyn; Jerome Rosenberg, 370w tom”
Chas. L. Sodnick. Eric; PL: 3‘. L. .
Sullivan, Buffalo: J. J. Hitnlpson, Chas -
Reinhold, H. Williamson J. .3. Wsrbur
ton, Dsnbury: Geo. El mum. Jr.,
city; a L. Paris. Now “NEW
Potter. Brooklyn; F. D. Mumw New
Haven; Mr and hire. Th9%. Milena
child. New York: 8.- on». Toronto.
Can; W. H. Mac on. Baltimore, Md;
T. Ksltser, New ark: Kr. and Mrs.
J. W. O'Connor city; 8. A; Ferguson.
A. J. DeClalm, Boston; J. B:
Stamford. George W. Woollord. $35111
bridge,“ Md; Hampton Steele.)
moron 18.; James Ellis usher. fibula.
stlor. Brooklyn; M s. Kimball Bos-
ton; Willllun Condron, Buford.
lew your. NEW HAVEN a.
nanrnopp sandman g
TIME TABLE. ., .
in Effect“ Juno ii, 1908.
scum Nollwatut To llcw volt
A u.»12:5‘3x. is. 07x. ziztlx‘. lit 08
5:50, 7:20. 7:15 8:19 3.5122 “In:
a: 37 10:20:.15: 52:1 11?» " .
12 lit-«12:55:. 22m. 3:11 5: cax'.
5: 35:. 5.503.65701. 8: 505: 7:151. 7:112. i.
9: 58:. 10:19. ‘ .
‘1- “End".-
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120.:'M—12 55 1:44;; 2- 55's, 5 35.
5:10‘65 7: 00:. 7:12 7.11:, 8: 81:. 9:503,
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NEW YORK TOW WUTH NQQMLK: ' '
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8: 50. 8 15:, 118‘: 08:. 10% “111203.
P. M.—-1:0iix. 1: 501. 3100', :‘:8 57.
gaze, 3' 56 .4: 1.5. 8: 32:5: Mfliiiflyitflfi,
six.oaa.sas,voox.o not;
’ ;, loudsys.‘- '
A. 51—12602, 11:00.7:50. 5:50;, ‘
5:15: 10
. mills! 3
undone-1:. .,.os ':5 04. 5:911. 7. co, 5:70.}
court-l Monwltclt To , ,
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