UNDERWEAR:
tor entiihdieuadilhlidren
A complete .sitoriment. Men's Bal-
briggsna at 86o and 600; Boys' Bal-
brigsans' at 260: L‘adies‘ swim Ribbed,
all sizes. from 106 to 26¢ a garment.
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flit—News, oi artmtnt
dad-lush." Department
«oz—Instill Office. Norwalk
no -ltlihofl sum
mas—city Editor's Residence
' J'wa'ww
Miss Hattie Ferris. of Passalc. N.
.i., is the guest .ot Mrs. John H. For-
ris. of West avenue.
WV
The house on the Julia Lockwood
estate on Mill‘iyiili is being refreshed
with a coat‘of paint.-
—-i)o you intend to build? it so. you
cannot find 1'1 better location or lots
as reasonable as at Norwalk Park.
See ad. on page 5. .
Miss Sadie ‘Penlleidef Springfield.
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sadie
Raymond, of'Bpain’g street. ’
The ordinance againstllghtlng mo-
tor cycles and untomlbiles needs a
trifle more rigid enforcement.
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Mrs. .1. E. Hawkins and daughter.
Alice, of New Canaan, visited friends
and relatives in Norwalk recently.
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John A. Peppard. of the ilrm of
Boese, Peppard & Company. of South
Norwalk. is on a business trip to St.
Louis.
The whirr of the lawn mower. and
the crack of the» baseball but are once
more heard in the land. as the rural
editors say.
Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, who has been
spending a week in Yonkers. New
York. has returned to ncr.home 111
South Main street.
-“For the land's sake" use Bow-
kcr's Fertilizers. Manuel Toro Hatch.
The city water department is having
the public fire hydrant painted. The
color is a dark. rich gren agdloks Very
neat and attractive. ‘.
Frank Wolfe, the. 'Wcli- own hat-
ter and boxer. has return to his
home in South Norwalk. after a trip
‘0 Palveetvrfltraa . . ..
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The inhumane1 up“ of ,the.cily of
South Norwaik s agitating the bridge
question. the pins beingm strike
across to Benedict Farm. 3'9
The i". 0. degrce‘wlll he w'brked at a
special communication of Old Well
Lodge. No. 108. i“. and A. 1/1., next
Thursday evening ,at 8,..olqiqck.
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~«Murine ong ties. it); t 60 11. ll.
complete salt water. 6:17 and upwards.
St. John pays the freight. Steamboat
Place.
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Mrs. B. 1‘. Stevens. who has been
the guest of relatives in New York.
for several weeks, has returned to
her home. in 12 Quintard avenue.
Moses Gregory and Miss Clara Greg-
ory. of New C naan. are spending a
few days as th guests 01‘ Mr. and
Mrs. M. ii. Glover, of Main street.
A stated communication of Old
Well i.odge.,
N‘oy-lo ..10. and A. M..
will be held‘al ti: 1‘ 1nd Tuesday eve-
ning at 8 o'clock. The. E. A. Degree
will be worked. "1“" - .-
nuerhnstpar hand ’a new « rush run-
about autumn is with top and. rumble
, seat. The rchase was made thrdugh
‘ the papacy Addison Austin.
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“Wight Micheline.“ been made in
, real estate than any other way. iluy
lots at inrwaik Park 1711141 begin to
make years. See ad. on page 13.
(.‘iiffordpooigsbock, on?“ itt ave-
0
Mrs. Frederick W. Brown. of Bir-
lulnghant...t\ln...twho has been visiting
her parents in fianhuryJiaa gone to
Boston and South Norwalk to visit rel-
atives before returning to Birming-
ham.
nob—m
The many friends of Frederick W.
Brown. formerly train dispatcher of
the Danhnry division of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad. and
afterward assistant superintendent of
the New York division of that road.
will be pleased ‘at. the news of his pro-
motion from the positiou of trainmas-
ler on the. 'Southern railroad. to that
or superintendent of divisions, an im-
imritllit executive post with hoadquan
tors at Birmingham, Ala.
DON'T THROW 11‘, AWAY.
Clean your oldand worthless furnl~
ture with soap and water. Then ap-
lilr one coat at. 1.. 61: M. Varnish—ail
ready for use. it. makes' it new at a
cost of almost nothing. ..
Get it trough“. 10. Dow, South
Norwalk: Hub'bell at Staples Hdwo.
00.. Westport; Northrop Bros. South-
pon. _ . .
savanna CHARIOTT
General Cohtraétor
Bower. water-work. grading. mason-
ry work and rock excavation. Esti-
mates cheerfully given on all contract
wrk. crops are solicited. ‘ 1
To. um 26 Wood Street
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Camellia is gaining in popularity.
A few warm showers Just now would
enact wonders.
Forgot~me-nots are coloring stretch-
es of the meadows. ‘
Sunday will be a busy day for auto
mobiles if pleasant.
Mrs. Thomas Lainu is 111
home, 28 Mai street.
~Ready mikes” paints. at ltdymond
Bros.
at her
W44"!
Dandeloin greens are dalnties lb
many n-household just now.
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Boys in the 14101811 and the baseball
. stilts are in evidence once more.
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Plans are already well under way for
the celebration of Memorial day.
Mrs. William 1.. Olsen is ill at her
home in Film street. with an attack of
the grip.
William ()ockefur has resigned his
position with the Norwalk iron Works
company.
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See O'Brien's adv.. page it.
Early birds among the yacht club!
aret arranging to get their boats into
the water.
Mrs. John A. Peppard. of Bayview
avenue. has gone to New York to
spend a week.
Before making your garden. call and
see a complete lino‘wof “iron Age"
double and single wheel wultivators.
wheel hoes, rakes and seeders; will
save you more than half the labor.
Charles ‘E. Dow.
~—-Money in the savings bank draws
interest at 4%. That same money in-
vested in Norwalk Park lots will draw
many times that aluounl of interest.
See ad, on page 1'...
Souvenir postal cards have liccu re-
ceived from-Washington. where (l. W.
Gladstone is stationed with the lluit d
States Signal Corps. He reports 111 i
he witnessed the opening of the base-
bnll season with President Taft and
Vice President Sherman.
Tomorrow morning. the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church will re
celve its tlrst visit from the new secre-
tary of the Congregational Home Mis-
sionary Society. Rev. Hubert C. Hen
ring. 111).. of New York. lir. Herring
came to his important work after 11 Hr
markably successful pastorate. and
with the reputation of being a strong
preacher. There will be much inter-
est in his first visit to the church to-
marrow.
~Yncblsmcn and Shipownera: Don't
place your launch lull) (witnissiou un-
tilyou see the Pyke" titbmatic iloai
iirs'inor. “rains a barrel of bilge water
in ft to 5 minutes. They snap the wat-
er out with such vigor that they capti-
vate any and every person interested
in hunting.
Steamboat Place. or Stevens‘ window.
Governor Weeks has authorized the
admission of Harold Mills of Bridge-
.port and ADIIIQZIJWIE. 6! Gretna to the
Connecticut School for imbeclies and
01‘ William Nelson Bradford of New
Haven to the Home for lncursblep.
The governor has aprovcd reoulsitlous
of ‘the executive cont ittec of the Sol»
dlcrp’ hospital boa , ,thc comptrol-
ler for 010.000, a I) II of the Count-ril-
cut Hospital for the insane for 817.483.-
26, and a bill of the First company.
Governor's it‘oot Guard. for 8250 for
rent or armory. Governor Weeks has
also approved a requisition oi the ad-
iutsnt-gencral and acting quartermair
it‘l‘fit‘lltti‘iil on the comptroller for 82.-
000 for a rifle range. Hills of the ML
lowing hospitals Have been approved
by the. governor: St. Mary's hospital.
81.260; St. Vincent's hospital. 81.876.
and Day-Kimberly hospital. $750.
Fred-.0:
Lite
gas tanks site "B." can be obtained
at any time at. o garage. r
r exchanging an
The charm.
empty for an ally recharged by
the Presto-1.11s Cd. is 82.60. ‘
if the garage is not open call as
at home.
Hanford 81 Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN BTRIIT
SOUTH NORWALK
MR. MINOT B. SMITH WRITEBh—
South Norwalk. Conn.
nu. DICK‘S MIDDlClNE COMPANY.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Gentlemen2~1 am recommending
llr. Dick's Modicile to all my friends.
as i know front personal experience it
is a good medicine. and will do all the
cempany claims for it.
Yours truly.
MINOT S. HMl’i‘H.
Dr. Dick's (lures Grippe, Rheuma-
tism. Colds.
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Stock Quotations
You willi’llnd ' quotations on New
York and Boston Curb stocks. as well
an a market letter by wire every day.
on tile at
Til! BLIFFIIIIII IIOTEI.
FURNISHED IV
Bills. 1.810.100! ii; iii.
64 mono or. u’lw irons orrv.
Write far it". Market-utter.
has to paint fences. ’ ‘
Samples at St. .iohn'a. .
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tings and Linoleum
Floor coverings of all kinds are in ,high demand now. is there anythint
home and find them clean with coverings good to look Wilton? There
something about mailings that appeals to all sensible hollecrllorfl- it II
clean, artistic and as sanitary as any floor covering could possibly be. Det-
tor .Wltnent or heater patterns can not be found anywhere. Prices 12%:
to I . . ‘ i
()ii Cloths and Linoleuins. in these goods we have inst recelved a
large assortment of'ncw and pretty patterns, at small prices,
fitnerid Directors and Embalmers.
12-18 North Mam Street. South Norwaik. Conn.
DON’T MISS THE O'PPORT NITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE -
COMPETENT
artisan... Are Wanted
OFFICE ASSISTANTO
Port Chester Stamford South Norwallt,
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
68 WALL OTRIIT.
WWW
PHONE 410. NORWALK.
WE ARE PUTTING YOU
INTRODUOE
EXT TO A “GOOD THING." WHEN WE
0 YOU OUR NIW’LINE OP
Ladies’ Pumps and Sailor Ties
At $2.00. $2.50. $3.00
They will prove a Spring Topic to your feet.
convinced.
FLYNN & RYAN
00 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Silk Petticoats
Every woman is glad to add another rustly Silk Petticoat
to her stock: and‘when very pretty and well made Silk Petti-
coats are $3.98 than the desire will surely be turned into reality.
This is the unusual of unusuals in Silk Pctticoatit’.“ The wonder-
is how such values come about. Only the manufacturer can
explain; and we didn‘t ask him. Neither will you ask us. but
you will readily tulle the Petticoats
At $398
Our stock also includes a fine line of Sateen. Heather-
hloom and Hyde-grade Skirts at small prices.
' The N .E.Ryan Co.
.1115. wassmoro'n sr. soars uonwstx
O
'i'r'ifya pair and be
'who is putting up a h
. .4... . 1.7va. a-..
case this Sp is invited
.tion Coal and Gas Stoves, our Bath-tooth Fix-
tures and our Fire-place Furnishings.
Gas Fitting a specialty with as.
The house will be well fitted out it the
order is given to
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WALL STREET.
NORWALK. OONN.
Bathrooms Complete
The Heating and Plumbing 00..
’ 23mins sritna'r. NORWALK
if you can't change y. furniture .
during the summer. you can at least A young lawyer with :
change its appearance by completely pirating; was nbunt to'nih,
hiding the familiar coverings with in- tumor at speech at his " _
expensive cretonnos that can be lann- knew Speaker Cannon. '
dated and which will give the desired to ask his advice in the -.
light. summary appearance. addressing an audience. .
i A great many stains on table linen "My son." said the veteran. 'tnnd
are dilhcuit to erase because uccldcnt- out what interstate your audience and
ally or oihortvlse soap poison to them talk to it on that subject. If you
,betcre the, spots are rinsed in clear find you can't. strike the: oil. of its
water. attention. stop boring lt.1;-1iuocm.
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tnoro satisfying to a housekeeper than to iooir down at. the doors of hurt .
g i .
A. J . Collins“ Co.
.to come in and look over our P UMBING.
SUPPLIES. our Heating Systems. our Combine.
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THIS DRESS 98¢
92 Washington Street: Sansonorwatk'
SALE OF
HILDREN’S‘
DRESSES .
TONIGHT
THIS DRESS '86
Children's Dresses,
trimmed; sizes 4 to it ........
Dresses. 59c
made of (lhambruy, neatly
Dresses, 98c
Five different styles. Dresses worth $1.25; sizes
it to 14. all colors
.............. 59c
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Dresses. 61.
Two styles. all colors. made of line Linon. neatly
trimmed with pent bulimia and braid ......81.49
SALE OF SHAPES
49 Dresses. $1.98
Two styles. all colors, made of line Linon; trini-
med with braid and insertion .............. 81.98
300 IN THE LOT
930
$1.49 $1.98 ‘
A NICE CHEERFUL COMPANION.
"i am an advocate of hurtling for
women." said u tilled Englishman.
“Women's mounts enliven the field.
But no huutress should ever take ad-
vantage of her six. That is most au—
noying. i-‘or Instance:
"A friend of mine on n cold. gray
morning in January was dashed into
by a woman on the edge of a stream.
iiis horse slipped. and horse and rider
together rolled down the band and
Were submerged in six feet of icy wa-
ter. But the lady came off boiler. She
only lost her but in the brook.
“As my lrlt-nd. shivering. gasping
and dripping. (‘In'ili out the lady said:
"Oh. l’m so sorry i bumped you?‘
And now would you mind going in
again for my hat?"
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CRUISER CLEVELAND FOR HAN-
KOW.
AMOY. April iii ~-~’i‘ltc cruiser (‘lcte-
lallti 01‘ ”HI i‘itttcil Slates Asiatic “('14.
was tiesputched to llnukow because of
the auti‘misslonury riots at Changsha.
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JAPANESE SUBMARINE FOUNDERS
TORI”. April to ~11 Japanese sub-
marine ionndcrcd today while execut-
ing maneuvers ill the tiny of illro~
shimn.
. ............ ._. on.” .-—-—-
saw vonx. new savior a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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TIME TABLh.
.g—n—g.
In Effect November I, 1000.
m
SOUTH NORWALK TO NIW YORK.
A. M.--12:68I. 6:081. 15:11:. 6:08.
0:62. 7:10. 7:40. 8218:. 8:611. 9:101.
9:37, 10:20:. 10:62x. 11:88.
P. M.-—18:68x. 8:60;. 8:81. 11:08:.
53.16:. 5260:. 0:40, 0:802, 7:181. 7:081.
11:10:, 10:39. _
‘ tundflyl.
A. M.“122533. 6:073. 6:41x. 6:60.
10:80.
P. 68:42:68. 8:44x. 1:601. 6:86.
5:50;. 7:13. mu. mm. 10m.
NEW YORK 70 IOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-—18:001. 4:40. 6:46. 8:06. 1:40.
8:681, 9116!. 10:08:. 10:06. 11:00:.
11: 8.
P. M.—-—12:03x, 1:06, 3:00x. 8:67.
3288:. 3:56. 4:82, 6:02, 6:26x, 6'27.
11:01:. 0:03. 8:081. 9:30. 11:00:. i
Sundays.
A. lbw-12:001. 6:00. 7:841. 11:16:.
10:03:.
1’. M.-—6:0h,
11:80:, 11:00:.
COUTH' NORWALK TO NIW
HAVIN
A. M.—-18:101. 1:18;. 6:16.
7:87. 8:68. 10:83:, 11:13:. 11:47.
P. M.-18:0911. 1:21. 8:111. 8:813.
4:20. 6:113:11”, 0:48. 7:10:. 0:18:.
111:18. 2:49 and 1:119 to Bridgeport
lonly.
6:04. 11:01:. 7:00.
lundayo.
A. M.~—12:108. 1:16;, 7:43.
9:11.10:28x.' 1:183.
. .--ti:1, . 0:48. 1:10x, 8:24.
9: 48:.
IOUTH NORWALK 'ro DANIURY.
AIM—«1:20 . 0:80.8127. 9:08.
.. P. M.-l: 4:40:. 8:14. 7:18.
~ edundaya. '
A. M.-—-i:30. 9:16.
P. hi..-7:85.
amount! To soars NORWALK.
.A. lie-5:60. 7:86, 8:10. 10:10:.
11:60.
P. lit—4:181. 8:882. 8:80.
tinndayl.
A. M.—~7:6ii.
Po M.*6200X. EIEO‘.
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IOUTH NORWALK TO BOSTON.
A. hie-12:10. 1:10. 6:10. 10:88.
11:18. , 1
tip-18:08. 1:81.11r11. 1:81. 0:10.
‘ ' Illumination.
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MILL TIL. “4. YARD TEL. “-2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
:Wlndow Gian of own description. One. two and tnreoply Tar Paper.
[83!!! \VOISIIII “d Cord. Sig‘en' Papal; ‘
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes. ' '
."Uacoln" Asphalt hbflc Rooting.
“ warranted.
Hair insulating and Dufsning Pam: ,
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AUTOMOBILES"
IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
_ AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M.WRIGHT'S
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
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Next winter by installing an AlttiANi) BOILER now.
slice out 01‘ your coal bill and make your house as warm
Speell’y ilot Water or Steam lieat for that new
mention the ARtlANI).
NOR WALK FliltNAt‘lt‘S for hot air heat. Everything in the heating line.
Argand Boiler Company
” scum mart/6.1.x. cons. - . .
aeolian scams 11111: man’s W‘WRWM:
.. shrilly, 6.5516? hisfithichflraivilide whip.
”art’sxcrrmo mos. T”
-——»-- lashes his horses and does everythihg
Ballerina Over a Mush Mount-in t... knows that will inspire fear and
Road in the Rocky Andes. induce speed. All this you become so.
costumed to in a measure on your
duh up the narrow road dug into and
blown out of thc gldnt ribs of the tow
erlng mountains.
it will cut a big
as toast.
house. and be sure to
In going over one of the mountain
roads on the way to the crest of the
Andes the traveler has need of steady
nerves, A passage in “Th:I Andean
Land.‘ by t‘. S. (inborn. describes the
journey.
me road is narrow and rocky and
rutty and sleep. with no walls to speak
T except ttunhiedown ones that. in.
reuse the danger by their false sug-
gestion of lately, and in one place the
wagon would fall 3.000 feet ii‘ It should
roll oil the edge of tiuI mountain.
The road has no graceful sweeps or
‘.
FIFTEEN CORN ROWO 0N EAR.
Kansa- Fsrmer Astonish-s Inputs by
Growing Peculiar hr.
Jake Ilruntou. a farmer. living live
miles northwest of lilair. astonished
the managers of the Corn Show thorn
in a union by bringing in tor ashl-
bitiou a full well ddveloped our of can .
{with an odd number of rows of corn all
round. may curves an it takes its way,” it 1.. a noted fact that all u"
I”) llit.‘ IIUIIIIC I‘IUIRIIIII, lliil i'iiIIIltl' II ZM'IOI (‘UI‘II IIIIVI‘ 0V0" “"11“me of 10'0“"
sags like the teeth oi a saw. ascending running from fourteen to twmtydw
i“ NIIOI‘L HITQ‘LCIN’H and LIQIIMIIIK hack: IIIII. III) (“III IIIIIIIIMII‘U, 'I‘IIIH (Elf It“ i".
at sharply acute angles leaving veryim'" "W" with lorty-eight “m" to
mu. m... . ... m. .1 nu:-rat:fr..:’.':::'::..rt..rt
turn in when driven slowiy‘itnd sare- peculiar ear of corn or his own ”Iota
“my and two “pm“, ' ’ lion. and the planting resolved the
Now. imagine. if you can. the horses ' ”a: :‘tfim'fl: “:.‘:,|‘1,th;°;::$ “a“
drtvon madly in u gallop. no trotvthat ”"35... pom mi... M’ a ”Mfg T
would be slowmbul in
jerky iuntps, such as. the tithlt‘liiigzuf VOWH- H8 00116010 "Wilma" 1“
horses. "Jerking. “mom“ and ”mm, planted an odd no or of grain! Ii
. dd mmth and it I d and ,
"'5 "k“ a small boat “m“ I“ “ Wild-£23m. o‘er stunner:1 of hills on the m
ly choppy use. You perceive that thejnny of the month. A doses corn. on:
wheels are strong and the springs. too. ‘ {lam 51033100 11:11 :5!!!“ Wigwam -
. eve a cot , v ,
and the whole rig ethically intended. it is a freak of which Mr. Britittdltil
lot chariot racing. . dually wow. ”M ANION“ totals
The drive; groans. yells. whistluiu to Omaha to the align-ism,
91mm in: mm opiate. w...
'iulcit. short. for an ear of corn with an odd number ' .
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