MEN'S, WOMEN’S MISSIS'
[AND OH'ILDRIN'B
VA White Canvas
Barefoot
Sandals
A . Low Cut
"Footwear
the. right time, at just the right
prides.
'CONNEALLY
B R A C K E N
I1 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE “H
Flt-Ems @AL (39.
Our Coal
NOT
BETTER
‘ THAN
THE
BEST—
“ . BUT
‘~* BETTER
THAN
THE
REST!
nausea o.
—
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season. ~
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIES
a Specialty.
CANOIBB. “GARE. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tit. m 179 Wait. at. Bridge.
If you want a good Cigar
aek for
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City, tic
or The Nugget. 5c
ALL Deanne
T J. REYNOLDS
‘ MANUFAOTURIE
YIN HAY! ON HAND A LARGE DTOGK OF FRESH MIND!) LEHIOH COAL
IN ALL. SIZES AT LOWEST PRICES.
hive eon‘e'tantly olalrned
and olalm'now:
,W'
to littltlt l till
i
t
liliil ii
The holder of proof being upon
the claimant, we herewith unn
burden ourselves of a. tow
"proofs." Our Hazclton coal is:
‘DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF .
CLINKBR-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FiRE-PROOF—mot in
the slightest degree. not the
stunllest particle of it tire-proof.
it these proofs don't convince
you. there is the one supreme
test:
Try It Yourself
The B. Hershlield
81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
STATIONERY
SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
Eaton, Crane a Plkl Highland it
Linen ......................... 19c
Highland Linen (note size) ....... lac
Shepherd's Plaid ................. 29c
Crane'a Linen Lawn ............. 39c
W. A Briggerman's
MUBIO "ORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Waehtngton at.
....’IM.I.......
.I. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
assvucs AND totama up To oars
once or ran oav mo urwano
susoav omnsas. 75c
Banquets a Sphcialty
TEL. CALL ”8
F INANCIERS
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
3 Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL. FIRST-CLASS
HOTELS AND CAFEO.
Children' 3
Tan Strap Pumps
Sizes 5-8 ................... .....75c
Sine Sl/g- 11 ..................... I06
Blue til/24 ..... . .............. $1.00
Barefoot Sandals
at 360 to $1.00
MAXWLEVY
ISO WASHINGTON STREET ORIOOE
SOUTH NORWALK
A...“ .W....... ow»... -........ _.. .. .w.”—.~ mm... . ...
Davtd W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Etnbalmer
1! North Rain Itreet. Oeuth Norweik.
Residence.) Weehincton Itroet.
Telephone at othee. em.
Telephone at house. on.
0....-
As tho government is such will no
the man --Plsto. c
You Are Taking "Chances
. ‘lf you do not save a little every week.
lot you should keep that
. money working all the while. There to no better way than to deposit
it in
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
Where it will be drawing a liberal rate of intent“.
in town Dome and be convinced
Ladies' and Misses Cloth and
workmanship. We alter tree.
33 GOUTi-i M m IT. “The
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECIALTY
We have a complete stock of Patent
Medicines, Perfumes and Toilet Ar-
tlcies.
Agents Fullor, Greene Co. Choco
latss.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
accounts
3 NORTH MAIN STREET
All EIITIIIISIASTIII WEI.-
IIIIIE FIIR 'I'IIEIIIIIIRE
ROOSEVELT IIII IIIS
RETURN TO
AIEIIIIIA
(Continued from First Page.)
in the spenkers' utand accompanied by
Mayor Gaynor
Lite on Board Ship.
ON BOARD STEAMER KAISPJIIIN
AUOI‘STE VICTORIA, rln Quarantine.
.luno ltl.~»lln hla outward voyage to
Attica Mr. ltooanvclt mixed much with
the passengers in the moat informal
way sittintr on dork clothed in khnltl.
with a group about him most or the
day. The roturn journey with his faith
ily was marked by more formality. lia-
crpt on ocrnstons litu- rlmrt-h service
and the brit-t‘ hautiahaklna function on
dot-it 'l‘uovduy, the passengers sow III.
III’ of him. It» appeared In the dining
saloons for late broakinsts. but his olh~
or meals tvt‘rt‘ taken with members of
his family in the more exclusive lilts
ltcatauranl. For I-xct‘clac ho had the
IOWt'l‘ deck adjoining hia stair-room.
l‘h nthrr paascnxors rcs’pwtinu his
I-vl out desire for privacy. in" the
dork to him and thorn. clad in a gray
suit and black HIllllt‘Il hut, Ilt' llamped
up and down viuoronaly too or three
hours a day.
(irraalonnliy he posed for kodalt
Ilt art-Is and hr {rt-quench worm-d tho
mrrvspottdonla in his rooms American
politics wan IIH‘ one aubiort tabovd
but ol‘ IIIH I'ZuropI-an I'Ipurlonreu and
tho ltlnus he met ht- tnlkt-d Ii‘l't‘I)‘. at
thouith not {or publication. III- has
great rounrd for the young kind oi
Spain. tho kiltu of llolaium. and ho
(bruit-d it warm II‘It'lltIllItIp with Kins
iinaltun. or Norway. litu- llmmovclt
kept to hrr stateroom Intuit ot the voy
not». greatly nut-dink root alter the
wouka nt trawl. Mia lxtumvorth up»
ponrrtl itt‘ItItllll Miss I‘JIIII‘I was much
on tit‘l‘I.’ with a small black tIOK. "Ituh
no." and Norm“ spout mom of his limo
lII llw smoking room at bridao.
.‘ii llomovcli la tiliil‘mi‘d by hi:
t'orlospundt-nt‘u and is dllposcd to up
pvul to tho public for mom. Ito re
I'I-ivmi more than :l.tlotl letters while
in linaland beside lnnumorublt- tel.»
drama, papers and books Two stcnog-
raphors worn unable to reply to It third
nt tlwm. it Americana treat him in the
sumo way. Mr. lltmsovolt says. he will
have unllhtu' IIIIII' uor Iucumt to handle
hiu mall,
'I‘ho lttmuvvvlt banana rIInt-tlstti
largely or gifts ’i‘iwru la the hilt vane
pt‘oaoutcd him by the kaiavl‘. t-mhiar-
”and with tho imperial arms and nor»
trait of tho donor. a dozen tint» wnlor
color paintings trout the kaiser. and
several boxes of books. moat or them
proaontallon roplos from the authors.
.\ir. ltoosowlt retrained from avail‘
lug hituaolt of tlw prlvilrm- or bringing
hla things into the country without
inspection by the customs oittcora.
which his ppdlntment In special atn
ltussudor i‘ the king‘s funeral carried
with it No «hid he wanted to pay duty
like any citizen.
throw of thu‘mamu-naors on the Au-
gusto Victoria were Mr and Mrs. .lo
sopb hit-dill Mct‘ormira, or ("hit-alto;
Prank .Kollmtlt. or St. Paul; Mr. and
Mia IIIIIII‘FI 'l‘roat Palm‘s. til Militia:
Ptoihcrr Hill-(“k von Siorniwr; nephew
of tho lute (it‘tman ambassador; (Moi
.l H Patterson a famous lion hunter:
L. .l. Tarlton. of Nairobi. mm at tho
members of the Room-volt expedition.
who has abut mow than titty lions;
Homer Davenport. the cartoonlat: Dr.
William littyard Hair. of Now i’ork'.
.loltiah Hartwell. n old time i'ttlc toot-
hail player. and is with: Mrs. tiuorno
Vanderbilt and MM. P. ‘l‘. t-loil'olilnaor.
oi’ ill. Paul. with her children. and (,2.
ll. Cardory, of not-ton.
James M. Crea , ho is a well-
known past bros ddn of Norwalk
Aerie Fraternal Orddi' or Eaalrn. Ia
quiit- ill at his home ltr' Main atroet.
Notwalk
Mr. and Mrs. ' Altrod t'loidsrhmidt.
wont to Now York today in their auto-
mobile to witness the festivities in con.
auction with the return ot Former
Prsaidont Roosevelt.
it it. Williams, who has been on
tier treatment In the Norwaiit Hospital
tor some time. died yesterday at that
institution. Mo was a resident or Prov
idence, R. l and his remains ware tatt-
en thero this morning tor interment.
invitations were titan d yesterday
rot-the «announcement t stivlttsa of
the Norwalk High inhool. The class
day exercised will be held Monday
niaht. the duatlon oxerotaoa Wed
he fund the dance and re-
} pllht.
Q a if '5 ii
The I... Cloak ..I w...
SPECIAL SALE
‘ Better. bigger ballistics than ever before.
stock in The Norwslks and sell for less money than any other store
Pongeo Cooto. Cloth Coats, Skirts, Walsta. Pettic
Corsets, Corset Covers. Princess Blips, Ve‘sts. Silk t] ores and Hillary.
Ladies, Misses‘ and Children's Dreasea in tip-to date styles and best
'at the Knights of
d
We carry the largest
[Anon Suits, Coats. Rain Costs,
to. Night Gowns.
9 515 MAIN STREET,
STAMFORD
Paris'
iii SPECIAL
Sunday Dinner
THE CLIFFORD
Sundaydune 19th. 1 to 2 p. m.
75c
MacPherson 8: Stevens, Props.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR LIBRARY.
Succeeetui Altair Held in Rowayton
Hose Company’s House.
Principal James Williams of the
Itownyloa public school, together with
his atatt of table. assistantsw-Miss (‘ook
Miss Pitch and Miss Stumps—«Ind all
the real wig) took pm in tht'tiertor
mauve ate ccrtulnlv entitlod to high
praise tor the very excellent enter
talnmout they gave at tho ltowayton
Hose House last evening. for tho pur
nose at raising lands to hm new hooltti
tor the school library. The affair was
a big sure can in every way. both as
regards the quality of the entertain-
ment anti as regards the handsome
sum that was realized, and at the close
tit the performance Mr. Williams ex-
pressed his great pleasure at the. grat-
ifying reunite obtained trout the offorts
put forth The prosram tor the oven
inn wart divided into two parts. the
first part being given over to singing.
violin playing. orchestral animations
and the presentation of sovernl very
clrvor skotrhr-s, and tire second part
to utorr-optlron vino-u. nerotIIpaniI-Ii by
a ioniuro. ’l‘hc storing was looked at
tor by Minn Cook. who had trained
the younastcra in a way that rI-tiI-rlod
’lmut credit u herself and them.
while tlII- drilling in tho skI-tclloo was
left to the supervision of Mirth Pitch
and Miss Sturaes The manner in
which those akott-hos were given add
Ivd ((IIIIIOI‘PRIII) to tho buttons of thII
outmtainuunt and “vi: muth admir-
MI by all pit-soul
i‘riurlpnl Williams entertained. tho
audit-urn with It crust many Stt'l't‘tlilli-
Poll vii-we. and with tho lutorostiu:
lt‘cluro u'lill‘It Rt‘t‘tiilllmnh‘d thrill, this.
part of the performance alone was
well worth the mortar. The ball of the
Hour IIOIIHI' wan crmruotl to its utmost
capacity last night and that tho and
tout-o appreciated tIu- t’tllt'rlfllnlllt‘lli
pruvldrd Iht‘tlt was amply oridt‘nct-tl
by tho onlhuviaatit‘ applause with it.
:rortvtl fibril numlurt‘ as it was You
Ilol‘oti.
The program lotion-I.-
‘Ivit'tlitills In \t-kutt' It Utilithillt
l horn-I in nlrln oi lht ItIRhll glad: s,
It‘d by Miss t onk. and attoutpnnimi
on \lttllna b_\ \ilas lltlttouar “at
strip and John Savage. with Miss
Hindu. Mills at the piano.
<untiouor Sitt'lt‘IL by Primary licpart-
turnl
*kt'it‘ll.
iti‘tltIt'it
4kott‘h. wry funny. by IW'K‘IIIMI‘NI.
.‘iulin duct. by Hortense lluratlln and
John Favour. will) Mills Ethel Mills
at piano
‘horua, by older girls,
(‘ook
Skttrh, by third girls and two boys.
in wltirh tiilnttt't dauvo was introduc-
rd; children dressed in continental
costume.
Selm‘iltma. by tho orchestra.
Sit-rt-optlrtm views and torture,
l‘rlncipul Williams.
by six atria ot the higher
lot! by Miss
by
DEDICATION OF NEW ORGAN.
Special Muelcel in East Avenue M. 8
Church Tomorrow.
Folloulna la the program to ho all
on at the final Avenue Methodist llplu
topal (‘liurth tomorrow:
iioditatiou oi (Miran.
I'kixology
Anthcm —~"lt lo a good thing to uth‘
thanks" ................... Aolttord
llymn
Prayer
'I‘e llrum in l~‘ ........... chilliuu
Itesponsiw t-lttiptuto ltI-udina.
Gloria Patti .
Scripture. Reading.
Quartstwliodiration Anthem. . Nolrini
Gunnery—Northrop in l" major
riplnuov
Anthem tiod is Our III'IIIKI‘. .Auhtord
liapilam oi I‘Illldl’t‘ll.
ilymu.
Sermon.
liymh.
Arthur Whooiot butt atlt't‘eanltlliy
rompiotod hits that year in Yulo Shot
hold school. at New llavon. and has
returned to his borne in Arab at root.
lilo roommate. Entree liradloy. of Salt
Lake t‘ity, has Born visiting him tor
a short time. Mr. Whoolor will visit
Mr Ilradley thlJ utminor, leaving Nor
walk on June 2d to ho lions all sum-
mer. nor
Tho tommitteo on the proposed moo
mortal Itorvicn. of South Norwallt Donn.
oil Knights or colnmbue, iii hold an-
other meeting shortly to at noon the
dpaatzd' The service was recently how
n
9("the weather man has apparently
smiled on tho local havohsii tav- Im-
at press time. it looked like a good day
tor the aame between the Norwalka
and the Cuban Giants this afternoon
at Amusement Park in Meadow atroet.
Court laurel. bluahters of Isabella.
will hold a motto Tuesday evening
olumbns rooms in
South Main street.
Mr. and Mn. ll. .1 Thoma. at Not»
Namunlett Pie
walk. started on an automobile trip to
moral aa. .
j. . .. 4. it
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK. CONN
trimmed with
Wash DreSses are in Season at Last
'A Very Large Assortment bf
ONE- PIECE DRESSES
. just received, including LAWNS, GINGHAMS AND LINENS. in many colors and
trimmings, very reasonably priced
A very Fine Collection of
Dainty White, One- -piece Dresses of Lawn and Batiste
amhurg, Lace or [land Embroidery, according to the price,
which ranges from $3. 25 to $20
Stylish Tailored Linen Suits
Solid colors, tan, white, blue, pink reasonably priced
- ' SEPARATE SHIRTS in above colors at $2
I
..
my... a ..
liliahbury tomorrow
Miss Ixmist- Reynolds. ot Weston.
in Norwalk yI-aterdsy visiting friends.
Harold Pl. Weathorwnx. is swudinu
Saturday and Sunday in Port Chester
with t‘clutlvca.
lit-nry Seller-it will commence his du-
tics as wutrltiultu at the Norwulk tee-
Iu'voir on Monday.
. -._.,-. ' ‘
liooruo ti. (Stuntman. of Main direct,
was noliiied oi tho (loath of n rolaiivo
ill Siattliortl. Wednesday ttmrning.
ltr. E. It. Jones has gouo to his boom
in itaut'ork. N. Y.. on II business trip.
llu will II-lurn on Monday owning.
It R. Mitchell, of tilt) Main stroot.
has had It telephone lltw‘liillt‘d in his
house. thtI number ni Match is infill l:
I-ianko. ot Stu Haven
It too days at tilt'
and Mrs ii. A. Frankc, in
Minn. I’iltlIIllt‘I'
is tilt. itlll‘ttt tot
homo II! .\I r.
l-Iiu: t-Il‘t'OI.
The l t‘ htti‘it'l)‘ of St Marya
t'bnrvlt hold it nun-tint; lam I-vI-uinu
and plain: for u unriul I’II’HI tittlli‘t‘ to ho
hold in tho uvnr iuturt- \\t'l‘t' ulmlo.
.\Ir. and Mrs. A. I‘ “POINT. of I'.’
Merino alIoI-t. cutmtumod Mina Edna
Hooker. ot .\'o\\ t‘umtun. and I'rvd No.
bio. of Non York. II\'t‘i night '\\cilut~s-
tIIV.
A party consisting of M ii Him-or.
iolm ll. Manning. Howard A Mont.
Rum v and l-‘. ll Smith \i'vl‘t‘ to ItlU'u
none ttIlimt \\ t‘tllit'ta‘tiut but ill» \t‘ty
inclement heath“ prevented
ital“ ituuh. ol‘ 'l‘vktutkc has :uluiii
[MI in tho Nmualk hospital )t‘ult‘l
day utlm‘umm. enduring with a cast-
or typhoid towr She is roetinu com~
tortobi) today at tho hospital
Many oi the .‘liilIIIl: indiI-e and the
\oullx limit of Norwalk. wont to Now
York this morning to moot the boat.
Which has brought owl’roaltimt Room"
vrlt and Warn-u Woodward. ot Nor.
Walk, suit-I) Iillt‘li to this Show 'lIioy
Will meet Mr “"fitittditllttl and party
and hill I't‘IIlI'l'I with him this Month:
to Norwalk. and thorn will be a ‘w-cl
tomlmr homo rcII-ptlon' given by the
Round i‘abic t‘ tub or Norwaik on tho
ovvnlm: of MIN 22. to their pupulnr
tilond and follow number Sm-ldol'o
orthostra will be on hand and a data
ti tollation will bo served to thaw
who are so fortunate an to be lnvltcd
to tho atlalI. ..
i
l
l
Straw Hats
.82 to S5 ‘
Panama. 35 and $6. 50
Fancy Hat Bands Galore, 50c
Every other Summer
thing that Man Wears
'i
p:
l
Joseph Davis
I! “Washington“. “re“.
b
Illlllllllllil llIliIl IRIS !
H. Krieger& Co.
There Is a Reason Why
This store is enjoying a good trade while other stores are com.
lmstnr Santord wilrvlolt rciutivoa lul
I .
Tristram 8. HYatt, Norwalk, Conn.
planning of being unusually dull.
Now‘, more than ever. when increased
cost 01 living makes everyone watch their puree closely. the advantage
at buying at this store to clearly impressed upon every one.
a little outlay at ready cash is never missed: the balance you
settle in easily weekly payments.
l‘IlrI- Linen Loni: t‘outs. well
tailored. at
$4 98
I'ure Shrunk
auto collar.
$5.98 to S 7.98
Linen t‘outs.
t'hiidron's Straw Hats, sult-
ublo for all tK‘t‘IlfiItiIIBI worth
double.
50c to 98c
Sailor illonan Waistn.
tailored.
outta:
nicely
inst blue collar and
value 81.2.3, at
890
Tourist Coats made of Mo.
tutti. iltilliuutino light Belg
oa; alltolms from
$5.98 to SIS
4“
(“lilltlrena Shoes. . oxiordti.
hiah tats; tan. patent and
“ hill
$1.25 to $2.50
a
Hair Switches. all
value $5.00.
$2.50
Genuine
colors. long hair;
Special.
(lo-Farts and Peromhulntorp.
the largest assortment in The
Nor“ aiks,
$5.98 to $20
Perfection ()il Heaters. with
ovens, 3 and :l burners. from
$5 to $10
Refrigerators. hard Wood. felt,
lined. orrry box guaranteed;
also enamel lined. from
$8 50 to $35
have t‘urtains. a very large
assortment; Brussels Nets.
Nottinghams, Point do Sprlt.
980 to 310
House menses. a very neat
. one-piece Dress, made of
light, and dark port'alo. Sale
price ”.50,
$1.50
29-3l West
H.‘Krieg
er&Co.
ashington Street
l institute in
KIIIII III III“
'l‘hp llrotiu Ihuod or locomotive it)».
I
glncors plant to Hand their executive
committee to Now Haven, it was elated
to railroad otrt'ltta today. to protest
against the mount rilsnaoa in the rum
oi oliitlllt‘tilt-t by which they lose prae
’ . IIt‘lIIIi all Ill unlit til the NW8!“ advanoo
tin wagon.
lruna there is now little overtime for
title engineers and some of them, It
iii! said. are making teas many now
it} the rearrangement oi
than before the wane advance went
into effect.
The conductors and the. trainmon
had the some trouble. They made
their kick against the new order at
.thinse some time ago and the com-
'pany mad. some chances in the rude
. iii If VIII
Donald Way has returned to his
home in East avenue. after completing
a twahmsn coursr at the Yale [het-
tteld Retreat in New‘ Haven
Miss Marion Hayes and mother Mrs
John 1‘ Hayes. of Belden Menus at-
tanded the tuner-at or a relative in not.
thy yeatoflldr
or .
A‘ mouourrut LAD.
A Oitldinxa [schoolboy announced tho
other day that he didn't want to go
{ark It) at'holii. 5
“Why not?" demanded bin father.
“The loarhor doesn't liltti you." thv
boy replied.
"Doesn‘t lilo» me?“ the tatiwr ox»
t'luimotl. "What do you mean by
that?"
"Why. lht‘w—NIIG Within to hint your
tastings.”
“ "Boo here my amiable thild." li'
marked the father with growing stern
nose "i want to know what you mean
by tin. nonsense. Speak on " '
"lt‘a Ilkn this. dad." baldp tho boy
"teacher has sent you a letter taliln
you some things ahootmahout momma
that’s why I hate to aivo you tho lot
tor. 'cattac it ain't treatin’ you kind ’
Somebody‘ II tealtnas warn hurt a in
do later, and then the boy slowly and
utility want hack to schoolmt‘iovclamt
Plain Dealer. ,
.u... . -wm~w—W
The niembers of Buckingham Print.
No. it. o. A. it. are requested to meat
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock to at
tend the funeral of the late Henry J.
timith commander or the post. The
romaine will be taken to Dinner: bloat
day morning at 10 o'clock for inter-
Norwalk Chronicler