If you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy.
OUR HOME MADE IWIETB
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.
F.A.LANE
Tel. 400. 61 Weehlngton at.
06A W8.
EVENING OINTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
Dad—News Department
mil—Business Department
Mal—Branch Office. NOMIIK
I90 —Edltor'e Reeldenee
720- -5—-CIty fidltor’e Reeldei‘ice
WEATHER FORECAS'I‘."
For Norwalk and vicinity; tinset-
tied weather with occasional showers
tonight or Sunday; moderate variable
winds. The front edge of the low pres.
euro area that was over the Ohio Val
ley yesterday morning has extended
eastward to the coast near Nantuclc
ct. Mass. A large crescent shaped
area of low pressure now extends
from Texas uortheastward-to the Lake
region and thence. sorithcastward to
the coast. It is producing cloudy and
rainy weather in nearly all sections
east of the Rocky Mountains. Raili-
t‘ail has been very general over the
wheat and cotton belts during the last
48 hours. Heavy rains were reported
this morning from Eastern Texas. hou-
isiana. Mississippi. Alabama and
Georgia. The. rainfall at New llaven
1.14 inches. was greater than at any
other place in the eastern sections.
Al-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘empcratrirc: Low. 48; high. 58.
Cloudy.
Mrs. J. E. l-loyi. of Gerard place, is
visiting itr Danbury.
Edward McAllister. of Chapel street,
has recovered from a recent. illness.
Soon the school children will be
gathering wild flowers for the soldiers”
graves.
—iicad it now. O'f‘lrlen’a adv.
If you are interested in automobiles
the. llnnford and Brooks adv. will iii-
térest you.
Red Star barge No. 28. is at the
dock of the Ferris Coal company with
a load of soft cool.
How many days will it be before
all the trolley fleet in commission will
be made up of open cars?
All kinds of straw
O'liricn's next week.
Reed 8: \ olk are moving today front
hats at
W isliliigton street to Music Hall
IiItic lr. South Main street.
The probable date of the annual
cruise of the naval division is the last
week in July instead of August.
This is Miliincry Day at the White
Sale the entire millinery department
turned into one great big bargain cat"
nival.
it‘erro. Gray. Vim. l.ackawnnna mo»
tors for every use. St. John's, Steam»
boat place.
An important sale of Ardahan runs
is now in progress at the Read store.
The adv. will give you the size and pri-
ces. llettcr read It.
William N. Craw. of (Iliestiirit
street. b‘orith Norwalk, has just recov~
ercd from a month's illness with the
grip and melicatioiis.
The Hospital Whist Clrrb inct yester»
day with Miss Marietta Coach. of
llayvlcw avenue. Mrs. (fhnrics .I. I‘ll;
con hold the, highest score.
Joseph Novnck was arrested in liar
street, last night for being intoxica-
ted. lie was iliicd $5 and costs by
.IlliIKi! .liiscpli It. Taylor. this morning.
”lioforo buying that lint read
tl‘lirlcn‘s adv. page. it.
{direct Commissioner John Malone.
of the (‘ity of Norwalk. has a force. of
men at work, spreading gravel on the
had placed in East avenue and on Mill
”til.
i". A. Mitchell has a few specials on
Hair- today. which it will pay you to
look up. The adv. in last evening‘s
issue will itivo you Information as to
prices, otc.
Haydon Wudhnins. who was rot-cui-
ly married and who Is now living in
liciliel. is a visitor in town today. He
is spending the day with his parents
on Westport avenue.
Hiii‘i-tillti niikii are ideal goods for
urnriuntlcu frocks and all summer
ivcur. 'l'rlsirnm iiiid Hyatt iirc adver-
tising Bit different shades. The price
will be found in the. adv.
.incobs Brothers. who conduct lio-
ioii l‘oliii.
iioycd about some "knocking” that. has
been done against the posters they
liuicpui out. advertising the Point.
'1 be grounds for the complaint against
the 'poatcrs were that they are non:
riiiion Blit‘h howevor is not the (ease
for the posters are the work of tho
National Printing and Engraving (loin-
puny. or the Timon building. New
York. whose ciiiployes are members of
Typograpblcai Union. No it. of New
York. The. bills were also put out by
union blil posters.
Saturday Chocolates,
25c lb.
Stimuli-Powell Corporation,
in wasnmeroa eraser
have been sonicwhiii nun
is Your Launch or float [toured
for the Coming Season?
We write this insurance. Call us up
“Lennon: its:
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
All kinds of Insurance—Marine Fire.
Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Banal. Burglary and Acci-
neat Insurance. .
,r'on eraser. ecu-rs
. . wink. cons.
'rHI ”ocean
Tonic Recondiructor
BOLD ONLY BY
F. H. BAXTER
".fi—mm
ANDERSON’S
Launch Works
Boat Frames eat up and ready to
plank. .
All kinds of repair work.
Launches at all since built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPolnLNor-Walk
A. J. Hand & Company
BIIIIIIIIBIIIIIS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyi'e Theatre Building. South New
walk, Conn. Phone 428
Norwnlk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon
will clean your house in the boat pos-
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 477.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlandt Place South Norwelk 9
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contractor
Work Promptly Attended To
9. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
mini
VIE riuiiinrr
tour EYES
it Is not ll matter of guess
We have a Physician. who is a
Skilled Itlyc Specialist. iii cliarue
oi our eye department. No charge
for examinations.
THAMER
Optician
STAMFORD - - -
work.
CONN.
The lxniahis of (‘ olnnibua will pin) it
piattite name of baseball tomorrow
morning with the Wtiiiripniiks in Win
Illlliilil‘ .\ good game is looked for.
The Stamford trolleys are running
on the summer schedule today and a
tear leaves Norwnlk to connect with
the Stamford liiic cvcry twenty nilii-
rites
3| \\‘tlI'III til IIIUIUI‘ from
iit St, Johns Steam
iiontinenl:
supplies, Mic,
boat place.
I’crcy (lleiideiiinp Illi> 'r'ciiirncd to
his duties iii the Nor-walk poutoliicc
and Fred Miller. who “as bllIiHIIIlll
inn. for him. has returned to his port.
on the trolley.
The railroad coiriiirissloners have up
proved the changes and alterations of
the New York, New Haven and Hart
lord railroad company. III the Naomi
Illl'k Junction, socnllcd. A hearing
was held on the matter a few days anti.
it is proposed to double truck the line
for some distance and to carry the
highway over the tracks liy’a bridge.
.‘illili‘ Attorney Stiles .tririson will
leave for Europe next Saturday. and
today in t-irrrriiord at the Minor Reeds
Hotel. William Iilll‘llIillill. of the iiriii
of lviaton. t'olc and lbirnhirnr. oi llrldgc
port. Is giving a dinner in honor of Mr.
.ludsoii‘s proposed tour or‘ the coiiliii-
out. Sheriff Sidney lliiwlcy and all
his dcputies will be present and a line
tlnic In anticipated by those who are to
attend. Deputy Sheriff Thomas A.
rlkelly was one of the fortnnnteu who
received liII invitation to the affair.
licuu poles and fertilizers. liny‘
iiionti lime.
(in his way trout iloston to New
York.n trill lledncd IllIIIltII passod
through Norwalk this iiioriiiiiiz. lils
iiicuiin of transportation do not appeal
to all Iii-i Illilt'Il as they scouted to. to
him. The vcliicic npoii which the In
iiiiiii is making the trip hi it one wheel.
ed affair which had no handle bars by
which to steer it. The. man is said to
steer It by inclining his body to one
side or the other as the case may ro-
qulrc . He left ilriducport. this morn
tug at 5:30 trial had reached Not-walk
by 7 o‘clock. so It may he soon that.
he in making good time Ho stopped
at the Norwalk Hotel for a moment
and then proceeded upon his Way.
“NEW-aw
Post Card Views
Of Nprwalk and Vicinity
6 for 5c
1in Subjects to‘ Select From.
At COLEMAN’S
NEWS crane:
10 North Main at. Booth Norwelk
' Agent for A. n. Gpeidiiip'e
ElEIiIillilIi ENGINEERS Iiiil‘
New S or
c
Mi
r.
W
24 Wall Stree
iii For a few days our South Nor-
walk store has to divide stock
with our new store, 24 Wall St
QWe are showing the best
. and most elegant Clothing
offered in this country.
(lTelegraph and mail orders are now battling a big
new stock from New York. Rochester and Chicago.
Rogers 8: Stevens
, New. Stock
shell depends on the feed you use.
healtliv
and thoroughly dried and selected
rather than feed from the W.cst
Ask For "Ronnie"
Home Ground Feeds.
W
Jackson’
Opposite Hotel
START YOUR CHICKBJIGHT.
The success ofyour broods. from the moment Utilize
e
pared and fresh eech clay, is the kind you can depend on to make fine
towis and future steady layers.
Chick Feed Is street and sound. and is solid nutrition. “Bonnie"Chick
I‘ccrf contains the choicest imported Mlllets. tine cracked charcoal
wheat cracked kstiir and line old cracked corn
liable. specially prepared clean. wholesome food fresh made each day
chance when you pay as much if not more?
Quality Flret. Lee! and All the Time.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children's Studio
PICTURE FRAMING and HAND CARVED FRAMES.
53 Well 8!.
5 Studio
NORWALK. CONN
The Hope llosc company held a spec-
I
‘ isl meeting last owning at the hose
“i wivi r‘vt
out of the :: IOIIH Iiii atoi rill. ct. )lIi not Hill. 0
.. . fill or once we til i.
Bonnle’ Chick home pre. 4 i' . " ‘ ’ ' ‘
1 At the North Alain htt'cet Rescue
Every grain in “3.,“an 0 Mission tomorrow afternoon at the
3 1.1:. service, Oscar ion... of tum-anon.
1 will be in charge. Mr. Mills' son and
grains. such all Olil meal. cracked :l daughter will sing several solos and
Why not use . rc- 0 the meeting will be an unusually pleas-
“ am one I'Ivcryone is cordially invited
necessarly stale? Why take the 1’ to attend
o \ number of mendicrs of the Knights
1: of i‘olriiiibiis will an in Bridgeport
MANUEL TONO HATCH. ‘ ttiliitii’rtiw interact») to attend tIH' coir
up" the Land Sake" u” Mker'e :i‘ felting of the third degree in the (loun-
Fertilizer. for Lawn. Gerden Ind ‘ cil there held in the tangles Hull. lhere
Fleld. . are a number of candidates to take the
t gl‘t't‘ and the work will begin at 2
ti clot-k
.. .. .-...~..- .___..._..fl __.._.__._..., .
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmcr
iii North Main Itreet. South Norwelk.
Residence, 0 Washington street.
Tolephon. at office. “0-2.
Telephone It houee, ”I.
NORWALK
O
"rat's IS THEWEFIR’TO
Buy Your Fish
SOFT CRABS ........ 50 and 7°C doz.
CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD ‘
LARGE BLUEFISH .......... 14c lb.
MEDIUM BLUES ............. 16c ‘lb.
SEA BASS ...... . ...... . ..... 12c ib.
PORGIE8 .................... 10:: lb.
POLLOCK 8c lb.
Prices Way Down
FRESH MACKEREL ......... 16c lb.
LARGE aurrearieH ........ 140 lb.
FLATS ........... ............10clb.
WHITING (not dressed) ....5 lbe.26c
HERRINO (not dreeecd) ....5 lbe. 25c
OPENED LONG CLAMS ....... 40c qt.
STEAK COD. NATIVE EELS. SALMON. STRIPED BASS, CRAB MEAT.
NO AND ROUND CLAMB
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
NATIVE LOBBTERB, LO
WWLWM-.
ltlllll Ill iiill siiiri
want. s'rafcm‘ itl'lil a m—~nuy
lag orders appeared in the stock mar
hot at the opening in c'onsldeinblc Vol-
rune i'ilcus were carried up quite
briskly throughout and at running
Pacific. Readin, and il. ii. Steel. llal
timore and Oh 0. Chicago. Northwest-
ern and (treat Northern Ore (‘.crtlll~
rates shchd a gain of 1. Brooklyn
llnlon (his 2% and Reading. Union Pn-
clflc. Ontario and Western l.cnisyllle
ad Nashville. (itisolidated Gilli. inter-
bcrouuhiMctropolitan pfd anti Amori
can fleet Sugar large fraction».
WALL STREET. ii a. tin—«Reces-
slons were made from the opening its.
tires. after which the market atherer
strength again and rose to t e best
Minor stocks were in some demand at
higher prices. St Paul. ptd. Ad
vanccd 2 points Consolidated (lac 1%.
U. B Realty 1%.Resdlnc 1% and tin
lon Pacific Erie itit bid. and Ontario
leeebsll end directing Geode
it Western 1. Canadian Pacific do.
quotations varying a fraction in Union 2,
FREE DELIVERY.
American Agricultural Chom-
cliiicd l.
ical I la. and I’ilIIilltili Wit.
WALI. B’I‘IIMET. Clonaw’i‘hc marks
ct closed Irregular. The rrpward'trend
of prices continued. but. in n fitfiil
way. Rumors were In circulation of
coming announcements of the bond
sales in Paris. Prices yielded iii the
bite dealings. Canadian Pacific lost
O
MM. w... . W.--
Last evening about it o‘clockl a man
floated into the path in. station and told
()fliceri Leathcrland that he was unifor-
ing from rheumatism. He wanted
some place in which to spend i a night
and he was iukcndo the tint h strcct
lockup. l-ils right foot was greatly
swelled and this morning the select-
ment sent him to the town farm. whi-
ther he was taken by Chief Bradley.
lie was ill years of age and his name
is John Williams.
Dewitt~llocsi your wife follow the
fashions closely?
.lowelt-«I should any so; she has
one of these “standing room only"
dI‘MBGG.-"SDIII‘IL tact
Savings Society
lNCORPORATED I849
DEPOSITS OVER 53.775.000
George M. Holman. Preeldent.
Wm. A. Cur-tie. VlcoPrceldent.
Frederick A. Elie. Secy A True.
The Young
Man
who does "not lay up
money, lays up regrets.
Start ‘a savings ac.
count now and in a few
years you will have a
good alsodgcconut.
South Norvirelk '
Trust Co.
4% ON SAVING.
CityNational Bank
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ThANIACTe A OINIIAL IANKING
IUIINIII
Oepltel lurplue and Profits
”00,000.00 0111M
lefe Depoeit Ioiiee. OI end Cl per 9....
EDWIN H. MATNIWION. Pr».
JOHN H. KNAPP.1|t Vino-PHI.
FRIDIRIOK H. ROWAN. 2m! Vice-
WILFR IO IODWILD, cumin
w
OI RIOTOR. .5
l. H. Newman Henry to merit-
Joint H. Kit-pp Oemuei mmmen
Josiah It. Mnrvln’ J. Wallace Mervin
Christies Ow y , John H. Light
_, iIt .il. lien-ii . .
_ were at the meeting the night
CHEAP CLOTHING is poor stuff and never gives
satisfaction to either dealer or cudtomer. QWe
do not handle that kind of goods.
/ .
THIS SEASON we ARE
$10, $12, $15,
$3.00
. .
sourii iioiimur
orsrriiiiirii T0
an or EXPERT
W ASHIN‘t.'i‘O‘\'. I). (.T‘ May 21 .-By
request of the. or steimeii of South Nor
walk and vicinity the Secretary of
Agriculture wii appoint a day for a
representative of the department to
meet the growers .loliii Ii Light. at
toiner iltllllg for the oysterwmen has
stated this as their wish in a letter to
Representative liilL through whom
Secretary Wilson is making the ar-
inngenrcnts. It is expected that a
date In the near future will be designs
ted
Pure Food Requiremente.
When the agent of the deparment
rlsiis South Norw.alk he will meet the
oystcrmen in conference. and explain
to them what are the requirements or
the pure food law" in regard to the
packing and stripping of oysters in Illv
terstate tomnrerre. This meeting has
been derided upon as the best means
of aroidiag further conflict between
the agents of the moons of chemis-
trv anti the oystei dealers. Special at
teiitioir will be giieii it is understood.
to the matter of hunting" oysters.
and washing in polluted water. or we
li‘l' which contains less salt than that
in which the bivalves were grown.
Difficulties Explained.
All difficulties incident to the fulfill
ing of the law will be carefully ex-
plained. and it is hoped that a better
understanding will be brought about
llh a result.
MISS CORCORA‘N AROUSES IRE OF
THE FORESTERS.
NEW BRITAIN~ .ilay 2l.~—i’relimln-
tiry steps have been taken to organize
a new c'Iit le oi the t‘ onrpaiiions of the
Forest in this city. The object In to
ieplnre i‘iirie lever iteridy which re~
rciitiv withdrew from the oidei . and
joined the organization known as the
Iardv Foresters of Amerha Circle l'v
cr lterrdy‘ 5i withdrawal was hastened
by reason of repeated differences with
Miss Annie Corcorrin. of New llai'eii
tiicalaio deputy of the order. Circle
l-Iver Ready, like some other circles in
the state, favored forming a state cir
cic_ but the national body would not
grant a charter. Miss Corr-oruir is air
leued to have been the chief obstacle
in the way of establishing a state cir-
cle, its establishment would displace
her as deputy. Seeing that there was
' no chance. of getting a state circle the
New llrituin organization transferred
its allegiance to the order of Lady For»
esters of America.
Miss t‘oi'coriiii and a Boston lady
the
circle vptod to withdraw and she made
a scene. She snatched the navel hour
the hand of Miss Lyntli. the presiding
officer. and refused to surrender it
The meeting ilieir broke up illiiI a ripe»
clal meeting was called. Miss (,‘tii’t‘iil'-
an heard of this and she came to town.
She was locked out and the followint'.
day she had the ctrclc‘s funds attach~
ed.
The attachment With not pressed.
however. and Miss (lorcortin withdrew
from the fight. She has now appeared
nunin rind her aim is now to organize a
new circle. She is said to have. up
proaclied a local lawyer with a view
to scarring his assistance in organic
lag the new IIl‘t l.c He is a pronounced
l-‘orcstcr. She has also asked the phy
sielnn of one of the local courts of
it‘orcslcrn to act as doctor for the cir
cic she proposes organizing. Among
the reasons Circle Ever Ready liiid for
witlitlrawinn frnr the order was the
high expenses put on It by the nation
sl body throuph the state deputy
t'.ol George D Russell the proprietor
of the Not walk Hotel. has gone to New
Hampshire for a week's outing. lie
will enjoy the fine fishing that the
country affords and will camp out for
the week. ‘
A twolve pound son was born last
night to Ensign and Mrs. Walter
Hayes. It ill Van Znndt street. En
shin Hayes in the head of the. Salvation
Army in South Norwalk. and tide is
the third son in the family.
A report that an automobile party
had been thrown from their machine
on the flocks road this morning could
not, be verified. It was said that the
auto contained New York parties and
that, thought they. had been thrown
out. no one was Injured.
I
.
EXTRA GOOD LINES OF ’ I .
Blue Serge Suits"
AT PRICES TO FIT ALL PURSES. YIZ.:
White Duck Trousers, - -'
White Flannel Trousers,
LOW SHOES—Tan, Gun Metal, Patent,
$4.00 '
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk .
SHOWING A NUMBER OF
’ A
$18 5'20, 825
'stzs
35.00-36.00,
$5. 00
RIIIRBIII IRIIISEEIIS
Illiiililiii IIIEIIESIS
Housaioiiic Power Co. flow Has
Gas and Electric Lighting Plant
Interests—Capital ls Raised
Nl-IW llA\'E.'. May 21.—— The N.
i'.. N. ii. & ll. R. R. Company has
transferred to the llousatontc Power
Company all the gas and electric light-
plam interests owned or leased by the
former corporations, which includes
the lighting plants at Norwnlk and
South Norwalk. Greenwich. Nauga-
tuck. Waterbury and New Britain. The
Horisatonic. Power Company already
had control of the New Milford Pow-
er (tonipany..wliich supplies traction
power to Waterbury. New Britain and
other important points in Connecticut.
l‘he llousatonic Power Company orig
its charter of which at first only a
few shares Were issued. but later the
full aiiioniit of a million dollars. This
capital is now to be raised to three
million dollars to pay for the newly
acquired properties as is allowed by
its charter. The result is the. absolute
segregation of the power and lighting
companies of the New Haven corpora-
tion ’l‘ he) will be operated separately
ironr the trolley properties and for
the sake of fiscal simplicity make a
separate financial return. The addi-
tional rwo million dollars of capital.
besides paying for the acquired prop-
erties will leave considerable working
raplial for extensions and improve-
llii‘llls.
lillll utilitarian W
Mayor Bryan Malian of New Lon-
don Tells Friende lie 'l‘liiiilre ,
Judge Baldwin letlie Nan
lir-ynu Malian. New Imidon's may-
or and one of the powers in the politi-
cal world at the eastern end of the
state. was in iirldncpcri the other day.
He is keenly alive to the political 'Iit.
nation and his first question was "How
do things look statewlse?”
Gen. Bishop Sugueeted. ,
The name at lieu. lisiirv A. Bishop
was suggested to him as a xubornic
rorlni t‘itlltIliIillc utter he has Intuit-
ed at the mention of himself. and Ill)
declared that (ion Bishop‘s name hid.
been spoken of.
Marin Malian said that be real]
ported to see liiditc I-iinicon E ed
win. He picdir icd that he Would sweep
the state by a iiiiixniilcciit majority If
he consented to run.
Demorcatie. Veer.
lie dci Ilili’d that thH Willi it Demo
t‘l‘iitlt vem- and predicted a Democrat-
ic governor tor tcuiieuctlcut lie “It!
tliui their' was no man who commend
ed more respect than Judge Baldwin
and there was no man whom staunch
IIi'pilIilItlillH tiiitld, “Twas. for with [Min
or freedom of con
"lio the aplrl'br or the dead return to
to the tiring?" The most “would“
stories are told of appearances and
scientists of the highest ropntltidii In
sou that they have seen meter-talles-
iionii flint have occurred under
fraud impossible. livery porcupine
had experienced that seem to hint mt
the deed live and are close at head.
Allowing that theses appearance. In
ling our attention. "After death what?"
The stories of some astonishing aspen
unqueetlonahle tnicnrity and Will tr.
will he told tomorrow event II It tile
First church in Namath. and their
bearing upon this Importent an
discussed. This will be the I
dross in the series
What? and the wound so“ cameo
will introduce it an asset:
Rlili Eliii lillIEiIlilliII-
iences, wail vouched for by the!“ 0.!“
“Alter 001M ‘
tnallv had a capital of SI 000.000 undet- _
their former surroundings tint! MIMI“ ‘
real of what value die they In Iiil'hi‘v ;
I ,
most careful supervision that It“ the: ‘
Norwalk Chronicler