At 390. 5th: and 75:: A pair
Siin Curtains. - - 2th: at pair
E K. BANKS
MAHAcitI‘no strut. stock.
190'”! newly“.
till ill I
uvzmai “unset. reunions
' Ohm—Nun monument
sea—nun»... Dopnrtmint
It‘d-EAIronsh Office. Norwflk
Edi) —Edltor's Residence
729-5—clty Editor's Residence
Mrs. Ruth T. Mahln. of 36 Spring
street, is visiting in Bridgeport
~—
Leonard Robins. or Reed street, is
visiting friends in Elmira, New York.
.-——Rye, wheat, oatmeal bread.
nary llakery.
llan-
Mrs. Ida F‘. Williamson, of South
Mtidn street, is recovering from the
gr p.
Uncas Tr.ibe No. 26.1mpiovedOI-
der of Red Men, will hold a meeting
this evening.
James Haugh of Merwin stIeet.
spent the day in Jersey City yesteidav
with some tIiends
Misses Grace Smith and Hazel Pad-
dock, of Norwalk, are visiting friends
in Springfield. Mnsaohusetts.
M
Stewart. W. Bylnaton, of New York.
and his son were guests of relatives in
Norwalk over Decoration Day.
William Drisooll who has been visit,-
ing his parents on Strawlwrry Hill has
returned to his home in ’l‘orrington.
Mrs. lt‘vllx .l. Kearney, of West Main
stroet, is ontortaining her mother.
Mrs. M. J. Harding, of Yonkers, New
York.
M
”Men, attention! Read O‘lirlen's
adv., page S. Panamas, straws. (raps,
soft hats.
Mr. and Mrs. A. .i. ()xloy, of New
York city. are spending a tow days
with Mr. and Mrs. William J. llrown.’
of Boldon avenue.
Jnmos M. Lane and dunghtor. Mrs.
Charles ll. \’room, of South Main
atrcot. are homo from the south. whcro
they spout tho winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Snmuol English. of
hobbit Ferry, N. Y,, nro apondlngln
fow days with Mr and Mrs. Goodwin
I". Whito. of (‘Iosconl TI?I"‘III(O.
Mr and Mrs. William W.
and Miss Moria Sheldon,
York oiyt are the
William Slioldon off;
Shepard
of Now
guests of Mia.
\‘i ilton nionuo
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris Barrett
oi lirooklyn are visiting’at the homo
of Mrs. liarroll's mother and father Mr.
and Mrs. lddward lI“. Knapp. of West
stroot for a tow days.
Mrs. William M. Bolts and daugh-
ter, Miss liolen Belts hnvo rotnrnod
to their homo in Springwood avouno.
after a four weeks' visit with friends
and rolaiives in Washington, ll, C.
The Woman‘s Association of tho
South Norwallt Congrogaihmai (‘lIan-h
will moot tomorrow at 8:30 o'clock.
There will he an address by Mrs. Wil-
liston Walkor. stutc president of tho
Women's Missionary Union.
There was a memorial serviro hold
in St. Mary's church yesterday morn
law. for tho deceased momhors of tho
Knights of Columbus. at 9 o'clock
WIIII'II sorvico was largely uticndod.
'l‘lw survive is an annual affair.
The rotnntlttI-o on tho ronatrm'iion
of tho now lu‘lduo will hold a Iuooilnir
in the town court room this ovoniun.
It in proliublo that some notion will ho
taken on tho roport which ’l‘own (,‘oun-
sol llovl Warner submitted at the on
rent pivoting oi the committw.
-—~llon't forgot, grand oponiuu. 2i
lIuy i-lt., Wednesday. .quo l. Ail wol~
come. Charles Highway. manager.
Tho choir at Trinity Church on Sun.
day. May 9th. was vory pond, although
quite a few woro away for tho holiday.
Hohielwig’a 'I‘o lloum was oxooptionul.
the quartet. dolnu oxooliontly,
'l‘rlmoll'a The Lord is King for tho of;
fertoryi‘anthom was sung with muob.
expression. In the evening Mr. i-ilmu,
tho organist. rendered Bolmn’s Molody.
which was very much spproointod.
The trolley schedule workod itiudf
unto ncar pvrfeotlon yesterday in hand-
llng the immense crowds which bunt.
lbcir way to tho various shoro rouorta
until about 4 o'olunlt in tho utlornoon
'l‘hon a slight brook in the than of tho
romltnr oars. ’l‘iuI our in charge of Mo.
lorutan liiuuono (dark and (fondnotor
.iolIII Ilannlaan was run of thoso lino
turtle hark affairs and when it neared
{trove strect on Woodward avenue it.
decided to jump tho truck. The sand
which the hard shower had brought
down the tit-eve street bill onverod the
track atthis point is given as the
cause of the car's leaving the trunk.
The cars from both directions were
held up for a forty minute period on
account. of the nortdent
sstvsros onsaiorr
General Contradior
“Win...“ water work. grading. mason-l
Eitio
all contract
ry wot-it use rook motivation.
moist chieflully given on
work. Orders are solicited.
'I‘il. 816-3
263 Wood Street
LOMT‘IHS.
stars may be propagated in Alaska
He is admonition the sstsbliihmiat at.
a marine biological and “ propagating
station. with s‘ view Ito bettering nu ‘
fishing industry.
The lobster grows only an inch I
year.
Only II tow lobster eggs were taken
by the Maine Fish Commission steam
or Shelldvake on her last-trip.
“In a recent issue. Everybody's
Magazine said: .
"The cost of eating lobster must
increase. The demand grows, but
the supply diminishes. Millions of
pounds of lobster are caught steal
our coasts each season. but the gov—
ernment statistics show that. despite
the work of various fish commissions.
the available supply has shrunk more
than flfty Di‘r/CNIL
throo years."
A lobster weighing to
mine. He was caught on the New
Jersey shore.
was ever caught weighed
pounds. lie was taken off the At
lantlo Highlands in 1907. Vast num
bers of the species ate taken every
year ten millions bolus caught an
nually off the coast of Masaohusetts
alone.
Game Warden Wilbur Smith, of
Connecticut, estimates that 900 tabs-
ter pots will be set at. the entrance
to Norwalk harbor his season.
The disappearance of the lobster
has become a matter of government
concern. So serious is tho condition
which confronts the lohsturmon that
the Massachusetts fish and game oom-
missloners have been called upon by
the legislature to giro. a reason. As
a result. the senate has passed a re-
solve calling upon tho. commission to
investigate. it is pointed out that
the lobster supply now comes almost
wholly from Maine and Nova Sontln.
with the hulk of the ornstnouans hail~
ing from tho lnttor plaro. 'I‘ho os-
tuarioa and coves along the Massa-
ohusoita coast are atoordinn to tho
men bohind tho resolve. now barren
of them The advoontcs of tho ro-
solvo dotlnio that tho water off tlu
Masaclmsoits coast is as good as ovcr.
but that smoothing growing in ii is
not. ’l‘ho ootnmlnsiimor dorlnros that
tho. lolIstornIou thomaolvos how do
capitntod tho crustaceans that laid At MERRI' Ill COLLEGE
tho goldon onus. 'l‘ho lloshormon so)
the commissioners have mado so much gggxig‘éyas ‘ .
nolso ovor a tow short lobsters that STENOGRAE Are wanted
might ho lnkmi that they haro fright PHERS
onod tho rovonuo produrorn off thI'
shore and that Nova Scotin is now
scndlng Mnssarhusotts lobsters to llos
too. All parties to tho controvoray
aro satiation. howovor. to pornllt llu‘
commissionors to study the subject
and to rcport some plan of ro-ostnh
Iishlng tho industry, althouuh tho fish
crnIon lll't‘ not prepared to say that
they will nooopt the findings of thc
hoard without a grout deal of quosllon
lug. 'l'ho investigation will be ono oi
the most thorough evor conducted so
far as tho lobster is mucornod. it will
inoludo a study of tho habits of tho
lohstcy whon at homo, an inspI-I'tlon
of his food. a sourrh for his ononiioa
and tho onaiost mothod of thwartiuu
tho lattor and of furnishing tho sholl
tlsh with a lquutoous and novorinil
in; supply of odinhloa.
Tho. soft alld light but very warm
onmolahuir coats urn nsod every whoro
won the llt‘flt'll as (Ifton as in tho nu
toniobilo.
EVon tho skirt of tho shoor hattsto
frock is plnitod. ()no i saw yuan-relay
that. was oxcvodihgiy oifocilvo and
dainty was of shoor whlto batlato with
graduatod onIhmidorml dots, tho. tin»
lost noar tho waist. 'i‘lu- waist and
ulI-uvos worn of an all-over of tho unmil
dots, and narrow lat-o was lot III for
tho bolt and rollnr, and to.trlm thI
ult‘t‘vos.
Warren-Detroit ‘30’
'l‘herc is not much satisfaction in
saying that tho Warrou Willi in- its
vines at tho Bonito ltlll t'IIllIII you
lorday. lu-I-uuso tin-re was no oom-
|II'IIIIOII,
Whelhor booauuo of other (It‘llllll‘ti
having a Iai'll oi (‘IHIIIIII‘III‘I‘ in tho
ability of ilIoir ours. or not, wc can-
not say.
'I‘ho Wurrcn Iuado tho tlmo of
1.59 for 7i. of a hill“ on uradou of
front 7 to 22%.
Tho host time was Lilli for a
stripped raring car.
Wo linvo two Warrou "fill“
modiuto dollvory.
S1100. S1150. S1250.
Hantord & Brooks
42’ NORTH MAIN OTRIIT
SOUTH NORWALK
for IIII<
(From the New York Fishing dinette)
Moreen}; .Ultd Stt
“ffled outlaws Fish Commiillogzsfllioliege: thatlIoIIa3
Who: you solo a summer re.
port. onset did his: dulights am
ihawids. cool, ciy \ an undue MINI“:
fluids and enjoy
I these.
trill us rosy
Inn 1hr out
on can iii in i
3 zeodi. .i13d9l333 MI
You cantunhi
and “WWW?”
with Vud or
. in ltevpnut
' I IiiId Milt: ditto! WE
. p nun III
' Milt)". Show“;
3 dispatch
21.1
Porch Shades
hey” wil flip the cool insane and idea
out the 3 at tho laminar run “my
in in acts ly mmmuulcd for annular
with mien privi .Vddluv “that mom. i'
Your? nwli Mu udorl’i It ow
y; sill tinted-‘1'“! you: w udowa. a mi
within the past
pounds is
on exhibition in the Brooklyn insti-
’l‘ho biggest lobster that
thirty-tour
mill iv an room
Vader Put-oh stud I cost from u. so in.
The are maulelu di mm color: to bar:
mon to with tho wmniwurk at your home.
. You are especial! trusted to.
\\ \ view the Vudor 11’me in our
‘ ‘ shade department.
”A. UJ. Collins Co.
Funeral Direétors and Embilmers.
South NOI'WIIk. Conn
12-18 North Main Street.
i O. D. Jackson
Optician I
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free §
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handy to
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mm“
From A Distinguished Oouilit Whose
Name Will I. Givon Upon
Application.
i ran with confldonro rcoolninoiitl
in use. it Ni'i'OI‘h‘
pliIdu-u IIll whloh la ciaimod for it. i
run ondoruo it as of Imperial omoloncy
Dr. Ulric“: Modlrlno.
in La t‘trippo and lthoumntism.
Reason No.2
Tho. easing or jacket on an Aim/trill lif‘lildiill is outdo of heavy out
iron which is lined with Mlioutnu. The heat does not rldluiu in the cellar
but. In rotalnod in the boilor. ubsorhod by tho water and distributed in tho
living rooms.
Nu wmdu lu-ui but win-to you want it and when you want It.
insinilud by any boating i'fillti‘tit'ltii‘.
The Argand Boiler Co.,3
sourn uoawatx. cons.
ARGAND DOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALIL
out“... I “3...... ‘
Must Be INSURED.
or Ali’s Lost
nick
Real Estate
“AT...
1600“
IOU‘I'H NORWAL‘KI
.. . “no.
Fictorlei
uto Bir'hilns
’l‘he Lawreofiowlmsscy
II I. it... IIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIII. m ,
Porch Shades, Chairs, Rugs and
‘ Hammocks
Our amok Is isms and varied, but we would tall spools] attention in
our orinoii tiAMMtlttx It you have never tri one of these you will
Ties?” ANCEIIINE I. 330331333
134430 WASHINGTON STREET. .
tattoo of the United Slain
WASHINGTON, May, In.~—tt Is a
curious thing how little members of
congress know about the constitution
or the legislative history oi their
ountI y
A legislator so experienced as Ben
esentutlte lllll. of Lonnertleut thinks
he has dovlsod a scheme to make tan
fi' revision easy. which like most
perpetual motion inventions. is simple
if it could only be made to work. 5
One great diiilI-ulty about dealing
with the tar”! has been tho linpunulhilr‘
ity of avoiding a general revision. he“
muse if a bill to change the duty on‘
my one article is reported it can be
unonded both in the house and senate
by adding new schedules and rates on
every (outmodity under the sun.
Mr Hill proposes a concurrent rein
lotion which will not require the an
proval of the president. providing that
there shall ho a general rule in both
house and donate to this effect
no shall originate in the house,
as shall originate
of roproaontativos
been passed by the «house. shall.
have been passed by the house.
shall have been received in the
senate. it shall in the senate be sub,
loot to aurh amendments only as shall
modify its provisions for duties or
Taxes on articles therein named. and
no ninondmonta laying duties or taxes
on articlos therein untried and no
InIouanonta laying duties or taxes on
Irtlolos not includcd in tho bill as to
“otrod olthor from tho house shall ho
’n ordor either to the bill as revolved
in the senate or as amendments to that
music.- amendments when they may be
:onsidorod in tho house."
The resolution is also aimed at. the
tIvartiro of tho sonato anu-ndlng thrift
‘Iillu on n whnloaalo basis.
Unfortunately Mr. Hill has forgot
ton tho seventh suction of the first at
It‘lo of tho constitution which provides
that all bills raising rovonue shall or
iuinato in the houso. hut tho senate
Hilly propmm amendments on II roveu
no bill as on any other bill.
I‘utii tho constitution is amended
the power of the uennto to amend a
turiif bill cannot ho ahrldszod by the
homo.
Moro than a quarter of a century ago
his qtioatlon was indiclary determin-
II. Tim house pntimul a tariff bill and
out it ovor to tho aettato, whit-h ‘mnotr
led tho bill by striking out all after
ho onactinu olauso and writing in n
lt"\\‘ hill in tho form of an ”nuwnd
moat" whloh it sent hart; to tho homo
with tho pollto notification that tho
IIOIIIIP could ialtu or learn it. it mum:
on dittorwmw III IIll‘ ooimto. but on bill
din-r than thus ”nIuoIIIln-vt" by tho sen
'tlo would I_lt"I‘tl‘Illl‘ It ltlw.
shall:
in the house
and, having
'i‘lm boost: aunt this uas unnumtti
fmmi :Is tho hill rI-nlly "oriuinatod‘
.Il tho :‘onuto itintond of in tho honor.
as tho ronwtdiulion roqolrwt: tho soil-
Iho house and had simply boon "moon
.iod" in tho senate. as tho ronsitutlon
'u 'rmiiu an anionduicnt might ho a sin
:lv tin.» or Loon printod pant-s.
Tho bill was tluully pnssod and its
cnnslIIIlionahty one IIIII|\‘I\'I‘lI in the
l'uitoil States suprrmo rouri. Illll tho
court uphold lIll' Iwnuto (‘OIIIt‘IiIlnIL
“tTudor my rosolution." said Mr.
Hill. "it would ho unity [of tho Ilotllil'
to pass a hill romoving iho duty on
peanuts. for instance without running
tho risk of tho senate amending it by
raising or lowering the duty on pix
lron, wood pulp and pan-r. rattle or
anything else. Our systcm of dealing
with tariff legislation nooda implore
moat."
What Mr. Hill proposes to do. not
having any four of tho constitution, is
mo of tho mucous a tariff oonuulsiozm
is advoratod,
'l‘hnt (filtlllltlmililll, uttor oaiot‘ul In
\rsiluntiou, would dud. tor instanco
that tho duty on ponnuia is too high.
A bill to roduu- tho Ilnty would ho to
portcd by the ways and moans oomiiill-
too, and tho majority would nuroo that
tho bill should ho passed without
nInI-Iulmonts.
'l‘hat ugroomont, of I-ourao would not
prevent uonatoru from uttering almond:
meals. but those mnandmonts would
lInuIvIllaiI-ly ho volcd down and tho
bill In. provided IIH‘H‘ wcro no “pontint
senators" prupared to filiiluudor to
Intro an infant Industry front ruinous
foreign oonnwtttion.
Mnemiiates the bowels. promotes
easy. natural mow-moms. cum eon
itlpauoIImnoan’i Regulate. Ask youn
drunxiii for them. 25 cents A box.
3%
COLONEL lVIfl' NIW POSITION.
Hi Will I! Connecticut Attorney tor
Winchester Road.
Col. J. Moss ivoi. of Danton-y. has re.
wired the apwiatuuuu of Attorney for
the Westt-lIoIItor Northern Railroad O0.
in (Yonumiteut, and as tho duties of
that position will occupy It most dril
or his time width the construction or
the road is in progress. he will resign
from the union of pmsrrutinp attoruny
of the [laundry t it y sourt i'ol. ivea‘
mum-mun III Itus office at prosecution
Only ilhiictlon Fraud in Dining .
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Lingerie, Lawns. Ginghams and Cham-
[W—
"Whenover a bill for raising winin- ,
ato ropltml that tho hill orii‘zltmtod ln‘
attorney will he M‘IGQIMI hr Judith
John R. Booth.
Co. which is to commends lmmodl‘
stair the oonstructlon of II riitmd
ulna between White Piston. III it, and
.this city. with I buns): from mm
bore. near situation! to mentor, N;‘
lit. is understood to be controlled
IIIII New York New Haven and rims
ford railroad in whose interest- the
new this at be built, but. is i Witt;
Ito serpent on. and will maintain“
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any unionists relations dun I my
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litany Important legal matters will?
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lint the preparation called "Noverloak" Is not suitable for stopping
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