‘.
ityou have cultivated a taste for
good pure. Candy,
‘cua HOME MADE. owners
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F.A.LANE
Tel. 409. 51. Washington at.
[Jill M
WEATHER FORECAST.
F01 Norwslk and vicinity: increas-
ing cloudiness tonight; Saturday show-
crs; light to moderate east to south
east winds. A long trough of low
pressure extends from Texas nonh-
enstward to Lake Superlm. it in p10-
ducing cloudy and rainy weathe1 in
the western. central and southern sec
tions. The front edge of rain area
reached as far east as Ohio at 8 a. in.
An area of high pressure along the
Atlantic coast is producing pleasant.
weather in the eastern section. The
western disturbance will move slowly
eastwards and probably reach this vi-
cinity Saturday.
Al-
wznssa A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 50; high, 57.
Cloudy,
Mrs. Charles Garfield and son are
spending a few weeks with friends in
South Framlugham. Mass.
Captain and Mrs. William R. ll‘enrn.
with their son irving, spent yt‘HIt-ii‘tliiy
with'Rev. A. G. Boynton at their home
in Westport.
~Cook's i‘lakcd rice, the pkg.
Lawton it (So
Miss Anna Winant, of Tottcurilic.
Staten Island; is visiting her sltcrin
law. Mrs. Warren Winant. of South
Norwaik.
Olive Branch Lodge. Knights of i’y-
thins, conducted only routine business
last evening. but will probably have
degree work next week.
Announcement is made of the mar-
riage of Captain Montruville ,8. Super.
11 well known oysterman of East Nor»
walk and Mrs. liattic A. Button. also
of [dust Norwalk.
——licl’ore buying that
0'lirien's adv., page 8.
E. 1.. Richards, of Wilton. is to make
an address at the‘prbhibition mcctlng
at St. Pclcr's Church in North Main
strcct this evening on tho subjcci "l’ro.
hibiiion the Cure for the Present High
(7051 of Living."
At the meeting of the Central La-
bOr Union, held last evening. Ii\t‘ now
delegates werc taken in, two from tho
'l‘eumstcrs‘ linion, two from the 'i‘rol-
lcymcu's Union and one t'rom the (fi-
unr Makers' Union.
—~~(‘.cim-nt and brick walks. ilsymond
liros.
Joseph .I. Reilly, who has 11 number
or friends here. has been named as dclA
egnte from the New iiil\‘1~n ’i‘ypunraplr
icnl tiuion 11s dclcgntc to the national
convention at Minneapolis during the
ilrst week in August
wit you appreciate good walucs
glantc OH‘l Mintz‘s udrcrllst 111%)an
page it and you will not no 1111111
pointed.
All kinds of
U'ilrleh‘s next week.
Rev. 0. W. I'D. Clark. of \‘l’alliunt‘ord.
is spending a few days in Weslport
at the homc of Rev. A. ti. lloynton.
lil‘t'. Mr. Cook is the 111.1111 who suc-
ccctlcd ltcr. Mr. [lbynlon as pastor of
the Walltngiord Methodist church.
~~—’i‘bc most remarkable sale in iili'
history of our business. Sco our large
advertisement. page it. Mintz's,
Joseph W. Rooney has heard noth-
1111: turthcr from the proposition by .d-l-
cnrnph that he received yesterday
inoruina'. requesting hiln to wire his
terms for rcl‘cl'coing thc .lcflrtchobn-
sou light inasmuch as his name has
ilooncy stated this morning that be
had not wired as requested but has
written.
wIlend it now. O'llrlen‘s udv.
Judi-to .loscph ll. 'i‘nylor decided yrs-
lcrduy to ntyc another chuncc 1o
.lumcs tinnucr, the twolvoyear-oid ind.
who he was considering sending to
me state rel‘orm school yostcrduy.
Upon the promise of the boy to attend
school and the promise or the rather
to send hilu. .iudgc Taylor continued
the case to Saturday. May with. The
lnd's conduct in the inculltitlic will de-
termine the ultimate disposition of the
cane.
. Drake‘s sponge cukc. 201-.11‘.I).L.&(‘.o.
'l‘lio McNulty lirotheru‘ team or New
York. who are to be the opponents of
the Norwalks tomorrow afternoon at
Amusement Park iii Meadow street.
are a very strong animation and the
result should be a good titanic. At the
McNulty held in New York yesterday.
the Manhattan College team. which is
to play the Norwulks two names on
Memorial tiny. heat the Springfield
'i‘raininu School by the score of 7 lo 0.
Jack random. or the Manhattan Col“
lone tenth. who Is to pitch one or the
games here. struck out 21 men and al-
lowod but one hit.
uu-..».~_..._...o
F. l).
hat read
straw hats at
“Soother! itching skins. Hosts cuts
or burns without a scar. Cure". piles.
eczema. salt rheum. any toning.
Dow‘s Ointment. Your (humid sells
it.
In Your Launch or BoatE insured
to. the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call us up
"Lessons 1115.2 ‘
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
Ali 111111 at Insurance-widen». Fire.
Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds .Bu’rslary and Acol~
. dent Insurance.
14 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NDRflALK, CONN.
V'INOL
THE MODERN
Tonic Redons‘iruclor
BOLD ON LY BY
F. H. BAXTER
_..... . m m...“ -W. .4
anemone
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all aimed built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShehPolntNorwalk
A. J. Hand 81 Company
Iliillillflii ENIIIIIIEIIS III
llillililiillililS
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt’l Theatre Building, South NOD
.waik. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the best pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Nor-walk
ROBERT 11. MONROE I
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
Saturday Chocolates.
25c lb.
lit wntlmdt'ou crass-r
WIIEII
WE EXAMINE
IIIIIII EYES
It is not 11 Inuitcr of guess wo1k.
\Vc how :1 Physician, who is :1
Skilled Eye Specialist, in charge
of our eye dolnlrtnicut. No charge
for examinations.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFO RD .
CONN.
City Assessors Netice
\\'c,tl1cundersigned.11111-113 11111 no
lice to all persons and corporations
liable 11111111 taxes in the t'il) of South
Nth-walk. that iilcy are rmpiirctl to
deliver to the assessors. or cilllci' oi
them. on or licl'orc the 3th day of Md).
1910. a written or printed list. dated.
nglletl nilti swoxit to, of till the pin
pcriy owned by ”Will on llic lst till) ot'
May. ltlltl. liable to 111111111111. llilliiillp
a description ol‘ ail iill‘ |‘I‘.’li estate.
cacti purcci biting separately tit-scribed.
N. ll.~‘l.isls may in- returned to the
assessors. at the new t'ouncil rooms.
I11 the Library lluildiun. \\'usblnnton
st1‘cet,t-iouth Norwnlk. truth and includ-
inn May 13“, Will, said oiiicc to be open
from to to i2 o'clock a. 111. and trout L‘
to 1'1 o‘clock p 111 ; on Saturdays ll‘lllli
7 to it o‘clock in the. evening. and ’l‘ucs-
day. May illst. liiltl. from 7 to it o'clock
p. ill.
tinted at the (‘lty of South Norwalk.
(3111111.. May ltlih. Iiilil.
FRANKLIN A. 'l‘tit.l.l-)S.
1'). WILLIAM llAIii-‘Ullll.
LOUIS S. lll‘II'IRi'I.
1110 2th Assessors.
“David W Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmor
10 North Main street. Booth Nov-walk.
Residence. 0 Washington 13an1.
Telephone It ofllce, 030-2.
Telephone It house. 0”.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849
DEPOSITS OVER 83,775,000
George M. Holmes, President.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Prutdent.
Frederick A. Ella. Secy 0. Trans.
mfifiwm
Post Card Views
Oi Norwalk and Vicinity
6 for So
150 Subjects to Select. From.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE
1.“ North Mel It.“ loath Norwatk
.1 . [out
J Baseball and Iportlng Mimi“
its}, 1
$2 to $5
Better Than the Price!
If we can have your attention for a few minutes. we can
demonstrate that our Spring Suits, in Style. Tailoring and
Quality, are $2 to $5 better than the price. That will mean
$2 to $5 more in looks and wear than your money can buy
. elsewhere. We can make your few minutes with us wortii'
while. A splendid range of smart sack suits in fancy weaves
and plain blue serges, from'Sro to $30.
Straw Hats are ready when you are—all the leading styles,
$1 to $3.
14 So. Main St..
....8L "2
1i "Minn“-
. Masonic Buildin .
So. Norwalk. TWO STORES' Norwalk. g
shell. depends on lilo {turd you use.
healthy hurts and
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
The success of your broods. from the. moment they are out of the
"llonnle" (‘hlck i-‘eed. home pre-
pared and fresh each day. is the kind you can depend on to make tine.
future steady layers,
t‘hlck Feed Is swr-ct and sound. and is solid nutrition.
Feed contains the choicest imported Millt'ts. line cracked charcoal
and thoroughly dried amt selected grains. such as out meal, cracked
wheat, cracked kaiilr and fine old cracked corn.
"Bonnie
"Bonnie" Chick
Ewry grain in
Why not, use a re-
liable. specially prepared, clean. wholesome iced. fresh made each day.
rather than food froth the West.
Ask For "Donnie“
Home tiround Feeds.
WWW“
necessariy stale?
chance when you pay as much it not more?
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
Why take the
MANUEL TOIO HATCH.
“For the Land Sake“ use Bowker's
Fertilizers for Lawn. Garden and
Field.
JACKSON’S STUDIO 5
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio
Opposite Hotel
53 Wall St.
NORWALK. CONN.
“m
THIS IS THE WEEK TO
Buy Your ‘Fish
Prices Way Down
sor‘r canes ......... use doz. FRESH MACKEREL ....... 161: lb.
CONNECTICUT FIVE“ 5H“) LARGE BUTTERFIBH ...... .t-ic lb.
LARGE BLUEFISH ......... 14c 11): FLATS _ ..10c m.
HALIBUT ................... 111. i
SEA BASS ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ ‘2: lb. WHITING (not dressed) ....5 lbs. 25c
Posciss .................... 10c 11:. HERRING (notdrmedl
POLLOCK ................... sc lb. OPENED LONG cums ....... 40:. qt.
TELEPHONE 108.
STEAK COD. NATIVE EELS. SALMON. STRIPED BASS. CRAB MEAT.
NATIVE LOBSTENS. LONG AND ROUND CLAMB
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
inrcut roots during local tires”
(Gregory Bedlam-d)
E A C T N O N W A L K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooiteti to Order
1‘ nan/1m
Fire Prevention Lowers Your Insurance
The tire loss in this country last year was SitltltixitOpi-r minute.
Analysis oi this appalling loss shown that a iurize 111111111111 of this prop
erty damage was caused by hot sparks and clnders. which fell on liti-
or from locomotives.
Century Asbestos Shingles
Slate and Sheathing
Will protect your buildings from tire and also last as long as your
building.
Charles H. Aislhorpe.
a slayisw Avsuuc
SOUTH NORWALK
John E. “.O’Sullivan
if YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
Islam tr
CANDIIO. CIGA 3. TOBACCO Ind
SODA WATII.
‘ Tel. 027
Joann. awn
, ‘ Mann-eta
CiTYwTAXES
The taxpayers oi," the City of South
Norwnlk are hereby notified that the
city tax ot satay t7) mills on the dot-
lan. laid on the assessment list of .1909
by the iloaui of Estimate and Term
"tion, will be due ahd payable on the
iirst day of May. 1910. at which time i
will receive the same at my oiiice.
liootn 5 United flank Building. 97
W‘pshlngton siftilct South Norwalk
l’enalty at. the rate of nine (9) per
cent. 11 year from May 1,1910. will be‘
charged on piphiils remaining unpaid
after June 1 1910.
WILLIAM B WILC ox,
(tolloctor of Taxes of the City of
South Norwaik.
South Norwaik. April I]. 1910.
SCIIOOL Taxes
Union School Didiriét
The taxpayeis Of the South Norwaik
i nion School District are hereby noti-
ticd that the district tax or two mills
on the dollar. laid on the town assess-
ment list or 1909. at a meeting of the
district held on the 8th day or June.
limit. at. the Franklin school, will be
due amt payable on the second day of
May. 1911). at which time i shall be
ready to receive some at Stillson-i’ow-
cll's drug store, 82 \\'ashi11gton street.
Penalty at. the rate of 9 per cent. a
your from May 1 will be charged on
and after June 2. 1010.
1‘. A. TOLLFIS.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwa‘ik
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwnlk, April 25.
1910. a2?» 1111
HEAP‘ CLOTHING is- poor stuff and never zines
satisfaction to either dealer or customer. ilWe
do not handle that kind of goods.
fl.
AT PRICES TO FIT
$10. $12. $15.
$3.00
Dolly’s Malt Whiskey.
Bottle, 851:
White Duck Trousers; -
White Flannel Trousers,
THIS SEASON WE ARE SHOWING A NUMBER OF _
:.EXTRA GOOD LINES OF . ‘
Blue Serge 8111‘ s
ALL PURSES. VIZ.:
$18. $0.025;
11.25
$500-$600
LOW SHOES—Tan, Gun Metal, Patent,
$4.00
, $5.00
Price’s CiOtiiing Store,
98 Washington Street, South Norwaik
Welch’s Grape Juice,‘.0uart. 45c
Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Butter, ' }
Eggs, Wines and Liquors
Highest Quality
Honest Weight
Loweéi Prices
THE VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. pound ................................... 32c
5 pounds CHALLENGE BRAND COFFEE for ...................................... 70c
H 0. COMPANY S FORCE package ............................................... 11c
MAUD S. BRAND FLOUR ............................... ‘ ....... bag, 80c: barrel. $6.35
JONES'. PILI SBURY’ S or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ............... bag, 90c: barrel $7.211w
3 pounds YALE TOAST or SODA CRACKERS for .................................. 25c
Extra Pink Stamps. Collect Them. They’ re Valuable
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea ....... doc to Stamps with 1 large bottle Bluing. . . . . .1oc‘,
so Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea ......... 50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Collide. .. . . ...3zc -1,
25 Stamps with i $I.b Very Best Tea ...... 30c 1o Stamps with 1 lb. M. 81 J. Coffee ........ 300 {PM
:0 Stamps with ' :.lb Special Tea ......... 25d 15 Stamps with 1 lb. J. & M. Coffee ....... 25c -
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Choice Tea. .40c 10 Stamps with 1 lb. No.1 Santos Coffee” 20c ‘ ..
xo Stamps with 1 pkg. Corn Starch ....... 1012’. 19 Stamps with I pkg. Gold Rock Jelly
10 Stamps with 1 but Gold Rock Ammonia. 10c Powder ............. 1. .......... .101:
.10 Stamps with 1 lb No 1 Plantation Coi- 1o Stamps with 1 lb. Best Macaroons. . . .. .151:
ice . . ............................... 35c 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. Nivara Food . . . .15c
GEORGE EHRET S BOTTLED BEER 24 bottles .................................. $1 15
CALIFORNIA PORT. SHERRY ANGELICA or TOKAY. gallon .................. $1.00
FINE CALIFORNIA TABLE CLARET 1- gallon jug ................................ 901:
Italian or French Vermouth bot. ......... 601: Old Crow or Hunter Whiskey. bot. .. . .$1.oo
Marnschino Cherries .......... 25. 40. 70c bot Neirstcincr Rhine Wine. bot. ........ . .. .751:
I-icublcin‘ s or 'l‘ezor Cocktails. bot. .$1. 00 Laubcnhcimcr Rhine Wine, bot. .......... 75c
Monogram Rye Whiskey bot. ............ 90c Clarets. from ................ 15c to $1.15 bot.
Black 81 White Scotch Whiskey. bot. . .'. ..$1‘ 15 Sautemes. from .......... . . . .2oc to 85c bot.
Usher 5 Special Scotch Whiskey. bot. ...1’ 15 Creme De Menthc ......... 50C 35C $1 50 bOI
Gordon or Old Tom Gin. bot. ....... .‘. 30c Old Mission Apricm Brandy. bot. ....... $1. 25
A. F. BECKMANN 81 CO.
83 and 85 WASHINGTON S
.511... 25. M
r. so: —.——!.—1 , ......
TheYoung
Man
who does not lay
money. lays no regrets.
Start a savings ac-
count now and I11 11 few
years you will have a
good sized account.
South Norwalk
Trust Co.
up
4% ON OAVINGO
CityNational Bank
BOOTH NOIWALK. CONN.
H TIANIACTO A OINIRAI. BANKING
IUII NIOI
Capital 00min- and Profile
"00.00000 W 011100900
We Deposit My 00 and 00 per your
newm it. ATHI1WOON. Pm.
JOHN H.N.1A”Vloom
assumes H. iIOWAN. Ind Vin-
PM
VIII-PAID ”WILL, Mill
DIAICTOIII
l. H. Mathewson Henry 0. our
Jenni-l .Knm «moi women
«1. Wait I rota
i 3“ . iitimil’
T. Phone 440
t
1
i
t
SOUTH NORWALK
run-w
_........_ __.. m-.. . _. ... ”mm...” .. . -. ._.. ..,..... ..... ,I
-’-——-A FEW----
Specials for Saturday
it Will Be Worth Your While Judi to Look at Them
Axminélers
9x12. reg. $25. Saturday.$19.5o
Rugs
9111; All Wool Rugs; reg-
ular $14. Saturday ..$11.98
ingrain Carpet
All Wool Ingrain Carpet.
reg. 751;. Saturday. . .
60c
Refrigerators and I;
Chests
All prices from . . . :.E $3.98 up
Shadcs’
Slightly soiled. reg. 7511. an”: .. ‘
Oil Cloth
2 yds. wide. reg. soc: Sat-
urday ........44c~
House Furnisher
.‘ TODAY iN WALL STFEIT.
WALL iii‘l‘itidltl’l’. Noon—«Prices of
stocks advanced with some aggressive,
norm when the market opened at noon
utter a [mittponcmetii or two hours in
ohseivance of the funeral day of the
late king of iiinnland 'l‘hmn was mod
I‘tflit‘ netlvltv shown in the dealings
and there wow advent 11 two Interim:
Mom, Nil duel
0th a‘ ‘ one lliitl
F. A. MITCHELL
W lMPiiifilinn.
Norwslkdlou.
Ontario and Wash N .
«.’.-111 Kansas City famine-m. 0.1m. ,
Amalgamated Comm Amerlmn Air
cultural (‘hemlcsl and instilldfl' 90‘
curitles large fractions
WALL sTaicn'r l p. inwltullling 1
111mm wiped out do traction Manor
in Chesapeake It Ohio. ‘hh their!
crease in the dividend to live per cent.
1
was announced. Other side
runs 2 “Ti and rear, 5"“ ’
Norwalk Chronicler