,COmQJn and one our dock or
Rugs and Carpets
CREX RUGS,TAPE8TRY HUGS, AXMINSTER HUGS.
lNGRAIN CARPETS, TAPESTRY CARPETS, VELVET CARPETB.
OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUM.
,1
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIEREB.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
SW6 give SAW.” Trading Stamps
A. Dickerman 8: Son
84 Washington St.,So.Norwalk
. Telephone 446
5, Jordan’s .
Perfection
Wax-Oil
Polish
(The famous “Donkey Oil")
Glover’s
\
Cleans instantly, polishes
beautifully, hides ecratcltes,
leaves' no odor. It does for
woodwork what metal pol~
ishes do for brass and silver.
Ask for Circular.
CHAS. E. DOW ~
30. NOIWALK. CONN.
-m—
NEW TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS.
Elite Oxfoi;ds‘
NEVER SLIP
l
Twenty-six instruments installed Witn‘
in the Put Few Weeke.
' Following in it list of new telephones
which have been installed since the
Inning ot‘ the hint liet. t‘iii this out
‘ and paste in the back or your direc-I
A Style f. " :ry Occasion
A Style tor livery Foot
$3. 50- M
tow:
The J. Banks 6‘; Spitzer Co. TWO SINGS
Day St. ........................ 301 lNorwallt Smilh NOWIIIK
Frederick 8.. Benedict ,-
WIImn . ‘. .................... Sill-21 - ._,,,M,_,,W,._,_.,~.., Mmmmm_,,,__fl_«_
"Adeline 1. Benton, 1
19 Berkeley St. ................ 73-11 HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IEJ‘. Bradbury. l Meheeltemo ii L. Leonard. l". ii‘ '
- 40 Willow Ave. ............. iii-H Flinn ll Glamor. B W. lluupweil J
Haiti! [4. Buchard," M. Purdee. Samuel Greenateln. Bridge»?
_ Wilson‘s Point . .............. 703-8 90“ J. H Pickett A M Crow. M
Clarion Buinhem. Bornuteln. R. w. Fitch. l. L. lliox
, .Wilton ________ 391.23 house. W. G. Lown. New York; (3. A.
30.0931 A. Curler. Smith, N. ..Thompeon. 8. A. Gardner.
- 7 Butler St, N. ............ iii-2 19- L- Famswurth. A- A. (ioodyenr. Nov)
mm (3515), ,, ‘- Haven; J. H. Lockwood. Dr. Cruelty. F.
Wilton ........ . ....... 398-21 0 Lawton. W W Church 3 M W
mm H “Cummings, ton. city: .i. Loelicr. new A. item.
, 11‘ Fort. at East Norwalk......9:i-2 Newark N. J.; l.. R. Hurlbutt. Wilton;
m. .1. Canon. “ C. W. tilleloW. ii. 1.. Brown. Boston:
53 Water at. ,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4954 H. Van der liergii. Went Suyvllie; ‘1’.
apathy“, A. Nli'er. Newborn. N. Y.; Thoma
‘ outlet inland ...............,.iiito moot“, Brooklyn. N. Y4 n. A. Ab-
”to Henry Gerhardt, frame. tripartite; Cherie: la. Gilbert.
’ iii Cottage Am, in. N. “H1153“; New York: C. .i. Pid'oon, oily.
militia '1'. Hurt-iii. .
.5 “.5515 Ave. ,_.,,,,.,,,,_,1125.4. Fancy nockwenr that iii not decorat-
‘ilii iii. tradition. inn with It‘lall little is very likely to be
um 354,3 trimmed with homutltcliing. no very
m cumm- 1,5“; Union. No. gm well liked etc there two terms at ome-
‘ Avg, ., . , , , . , .. , , , , 5 322.4 merit thin treason. and the needle work
a Steward. or who can do eithormne or the other
.coruoru. N. C. ...148~a may have iiti ondlou mornnent of
rarhionnbie neck dictum.
«dowfii...............1H712 WWW
g kblmhort. ’
..............its.. FllEthLEB
. W
ire.....................877 New are. The: Quietly Romaine
“£3.00. i The“ Hum-iv MI
figyxymm............89li~8 ’l'liereniiolomr the Illxhtelt need
or feeling unturned of you? trunnion."
Turnpike . . . . .289 3 a new drug. MMMMIMO mtth~
Motown,
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“title been rumoured tint to n pooitivo
“and ..................221-2 note for the“ iio’melr mote.
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lit?“ Rt I0l1100|lllfilil1173.2
the ‘Annonoiotlon, ‘.
alumna”...unnawza‘“
simple out one airline at amino--
iiie Strengthmfi-om F. H. mutter
only it little or it iii night. and
. in Shopping you “will. see tint run
Init- Worse hero begun to ill pricier.
Willi
. , , ' rel r the eiiin and Kiln ii: Mutton
.-..Blii elitiir oompleition. ‘
ti
are satisfied users of
E They ari the best judges.
lN STOCK BY
W. A. HANFORD
42 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK
Si illlllilll lNSPEClilR
Demui‘ais Abandon Filiiiiister
" '9 salieieelion hynileiia
llAit’l‘iiORi) May 17. ~~Tlie .
erotic uenniots oliiiiidoned tlioIpiiii-
. hunter yesterday, realizing that: they ,-
liiid nothing to gain and with very lit-
‘I tie debate the governor's nomination or
John L. Suite. or Waterbury, for flic-
tory inspector was rejected. Helm-e
tho uennte met. the Democratic sonn-
tm'e had a caucus in which it was polli-
tcd out that filibiii‘itering could not
make Mr. Snxe inspector. Under the
low even it not nation was when Mr.
McLean would be a holdover at the ex-
piration til to legislative days. It in
‘ understood that the filibuster wen star-
Etod under the misapprehension that
. i‘ésici'duy wars the lulii leglulniive day.
As soon iii; the executive session be-
tirnn Senator Alsop mode it short ad-
,tiruee which created coneiderabic
,lniiglitcr. A ballot. was token on the
fininoi‘iiy rcpdri which was in favor of
, Mr. Suite, and this was rejected. 20 to
g 13 on party lines.
. The senate then confirmed Freder-
rick P. link of Hartford n Democrat.
:35 building and loan ooiiimissloucr, liy
1“ vote oi ill to 13. Mr. Holt was ap-
pointed by the. governor.
E in the upon position Senator Duno_
“inn voiteti his objection to the publi-
’ 'cntlon oi the proceedings olhhe oxeou
.Etlve session. saying that he lioiieied
; eonieliody had violated semitorinl cour-
;teay. especially in melting known the
3mm that Senators Dir lxcrmnn and “or
lone were paired. He thought those
”RIDGEPN‘T OFFICIALS TO PLAV- two eeiiaioie were placed in a mom:
light.
The mqiority of motor-'
iris throughout the world
"Michelin Inner Tubes.
Ask them.
\
~ Umnimwlr. DeF‘oroot.
Scorer-wkennedy
- PM Tom in he Owen-nt- ol Wilt Limit. Gov niaiteaiee one that the
Rival-e. Saturday Afternoon. narrator‘s remarks were pertinent to
i The Rflduvoi‘l Pout Mitchell team the qnealloti end that senatoie should
exercise r d not two out informs
will be entertained Saturday ulteruooo m P on 8
tion on what occurred in the execu-
out at the Bmad ltiver grounds. thei
tires trio He thou h Senator lion
[one beginning at :i unlock. The vie e“ n 8 ‘
. item will an“ the trip over in auto- oven iihould remember that. windows
hodeLK TRIMB IRIDGEPORT. Milieu, end it In intended to hire 'wero open and voices were hoard of
”M... heron! of Nowell: a citvolnoinin it"!!- those who spoke louder than usual.
Locei Boy: Tait. the 3m“. 35mm. m! to meet some 0’ the nowhere at in the voting on the confirmation
_ Senator Alsop wee mired with Senn-
port Turn Into Camp by the the teem. "'0 are very prominent in tor Footer rind Sonator McNeil was
. 8“" of 7 ‘0 3’ “gimIiIllurlIIninagi‘gzjfiz'mrgumE paired with Senator Elliott. the Demo-
, Mrwalk hlzh ecliool buseimll rerun at police "a player! on the team and , «ruin lining in support of the governor.
\ ‘ w. v . . . .
EII‘Itlélr‘iIoooi‘i‘ l'ItId figg‘gsnthimfimi (‘11; CI?“ Iionuiigr Will I”. "‘9 “WE Other We Mettere.
g teem of that matte by the score of 7 pire. lionldee. the visitors IIIO have All soon on the senate come together
i” 3, 1'1... some “5 well 5,155.55, 55”, in “it?" lineup Roy Clarke. 0! Notion- _ tho executive. session. woo order out;
“can,“ Waring lightning feet ball nil II Merino tame. . in. motion prevailed that the moons be
Edurlng the ”me, rind made meny “00,1 Elliicmle "reparations ore being continued until 12:30. This being leg-
imam which were, appreciated by EM ““40 b! the Millim- We to give ielntiveiy Tnouday. linemen, was re»
‘ Eran, present “my 0.9 “m, inning. the ““10" omod lime. .eninetl wilt-re it with left 1:11 at noon
‘whpn Norwnllt '5. in 5 , , 51 ~...........-..._, yesterday. Liam. fiov. ii keslee sold
E was pygmy sort» of n 55:55:.353; CONNECTICUT LEAGUE prayer by the chaplain would lie omit-
Zpori neoln mambo could not win """"’ . :ied. mi he had aim-ails iirlred for this
ltairly. reigned to fool tactic». 8hr. Tum _,_5'""f‘“9' .duy. Thoiilil protecting muoitruis out]
juiillcd oil runny of theme tool plays. . W I... I’-‘»‘--,minlt was killed in spite oi a favorable
land it the umpire WM not perfectlr Home“! """ ~ """ l4 7 .667 report alter Senniorii Barnum. Donne
Mr Norwnlir‘a more would nm b” er llritlgt-imrt .......... H 9 3091mm Wright. Friebie and Hooker had.
large in lg lg . New llrltein .......12 "I ~523 described how destructire inilikmlfi"
The locals outplayed their opium Springfield ..........li 13’ 479nm around door: in streams. The ten
in,” at all “a,” (,5 the 8am. The Waterbury .. -------- H ‘3 378'niore said that the innekrnt did not
limiting Min on- above the overuse. and "j" ”m“ """""""" ‘9 ‘1‘ 47 need protection inn on the other hand
3 mini don] better than Bridgoport horthnmpton """" w m “‘55 uiiould he exterminated becnune oi the
g'rpo Brldmmn follow. could not can "NW3" --------- 7 ‘5 .333 enormouii losses it causes by under
poor with "Horlter" Ferris puniere , Emitting foundations. The reason the
find only ”CUTE“ I I.“ III“ 0' (TI hint. Br‘dxepvn.‘;‘;fd::w' I:::;I:.i ,1 cummn‘ce ”DOTIQII ‘mvombly for IITO'
.The holding was merited by a few 5‘.“ Haven'tn ESlli‘InfllleldEO tot-riot: was that muslin: skins now
; errors. whith wem not very ooeily Weterbury l. linrtiord 0 ‘ ; have oouelderuble value and it‘ll: look-
‘l‘ho Norweilt room will Journey to Norilinmptor; ” "my“; 8 mil upon an a (or hearing nnlmul worth
MGrmnwioh Setnmi. and play the " ‘ Eprotecting.
lain of that plane. They expect to A terora‘hlo report was made on
Endd another ilctory to their lint. now NAT'ONM‘ LEAGU" iiuoienitinx the penalty tor opium amok.
that the hoodoo to brohuu. The Groom Team Standing. Sing. The new penalties were filled at
with team no detailed by Bridlcmrl , , Enid) fine or nix months in Juli tor the
last week by the noon 01 ll to 5. \‘j, l“ P'L' I Iii-lit ofleniie and $500 due and one your
The “I” 300““ Philadelphia """" ‘3‘ 7 .160 , in Jail for euhiseqneut conviction. The
Nvmlk filth. Pittebnrg """" m 9 “867E‘reeolntlon appointing Clint-lea 1 Fort
AB R H PO A [ii 13“? Y0“ """""" "E it “33 ler judge in Rancid on rejected end
Greenwoodllii. 6 l t o 2 l. thcno """ 5 """" 1 " 13 mmiihnt appointing L W .‘iior. icon which
Wilson. if. it it 1 l 2 1. Cincinnati """""" m it 522ihed been recalled Will paused nlllu
Aiken, Iii. ----- 5 0 2 i 0 l 8“ Louie """""" 9 15 W375 icnlllng for election or county commie
WITIE- ll- 5 0 0 3 1 0 Brooklyn 3 2° 1miEslonnro ii: the people were relented.
Him. in. 5 1 i i ii 0 ”mm“ ~~~~~~ 8 3” “7 mount that Senator McNeil had the
01in“. e. 3 1 2 0 1 0 . will onthln nuliioct tint he introduced
Wiuleeworth. i‘f- .. 4 0 l 4 l 0 Veetemy ' Reunite. tabled until he could haveaoonterunoe
CO‘WWv 3“- " 3 0 3 0 0 a“ mu“ 3 N“ Yorki. Eon it. An nntnvorelile report wee mndc
WWW "3- ‘I 0 3 3 0 1 ”mm" 7' 80w” 6 ”2 “man" on the bill that provided that interest
... w w m ._. w, Philadelphia 1. Cincinnnti 8 ill in should M will to “will“ mode to
Total: ...........39 7 iii 37 7 I hinge). all and water companion when can
“NEON" WOW Brnoltlyn 1' (lhicuo 0‘ tracts ere undo toi- eerviee.
All it B PO A ll New Haven dlltriot can round rte.
”‘ndfimfl- u. I I 1 1 i' 3 Human" “hum million petitioned for tIItIluMlon of
Hamilton. 21!. WI 0 l, 0, l 1 W ‘ . taxation unite plalnville comp ground.
Cwllfl'. 43.. tit 4 ii 1 7 0 0 ~ ‘ "rum «audio. 5,, pa, ’l‘ho attrition! poetuilioe hood hill or
‘ Wilmer. 31" 3 I 1 1 1 1 555mm W55 5 .533 385.000 wee penned in concurrence.
Johnson. I" 4 1 9 1 2 “ (31mm; .............115 n 555 outstation of charter: of the Bristol ill:
90ml. lb. \4 0 0 15 0 0 555.555 W55 15 ,535Epittinvinn Tramway (30.1th Oxoboxo
“mm" “f- * " 0 1 0 1 I‘IIIIIEIIIIDIIII .......lll 13.7500 Valley Railroad Gum! my New Wi-
Renown, ”I; ..... 4 9 0 9 0 9 N“ York W12 15 .555 don a tilt-It. Mine Railway Co. were
I ultimo. 11.. 3b . 4 0 0 1. 0 3 “tuning.“ W15 15 " 355“, penned in cohourreiino utter Senator)
“Fm”: o. ....... 1 F 0 0 _° Clevelend ...........13 13 .mo'iilereden lied heenueliedtolooete end
... ““ ““ ‘” ‘“ at. boot- ....... ... it no 310 to give the correct pronunciiitlon or
'l‘otttie...........86 3 427 8 ’l . titration“).
8mm. by lantern: EAS‘I’IHN Lennon. ,
N‘HIQ i nunnfl 031300 a”? ' ‘v' 1" P135 I “upv to BE Rn'cuuoiv
9.8.8. .........0 00 01.0 1 Mil 5555555555,. ...........lil ~ ‘ 555i 'Ail the “hulls" are not committed
Summary: * 1‘5me .............l-! 353: hr the .Iflllh, ii: iii evidenced by the
Bates on hollow-tbs Ferris i. all 5555555 .............it ,555 amp told to: e memiierlul the New
“halal! ll. 1' ”wrap". .......iil .545 York fire department. M the linileh
wan‘ufi‘k; pup-«Bit Ferris ii. lip Sohn- 5155mm 5 5.55 in question one. however. under stress ,_
ion ii. ‘ ' Newark 5,, i .m or mail excitement, it is prohehiet ;
'l‘lireodiiiiie hltwhlitou. «5555555555 . - ,354 unit lite “boil” in not in the nine .
‘ ‘ 5559 nine till this oi the Cult.
When the firemen got to it certain
. dreamlike wee inning from it window
on: o leeoud door. modality it petite
Gin E ill limit (Summing
Enthhiinhrii 185?.
DAINTINESS AND COMFORT
IN NEGLIGEES.
$
'l‘licrc arc times n~plcnty when a woman must rest
1 {mil relax, and half the whole idea is the ctiiiscitiiisriess
that she isrlriintily and becomiugly attired. \‘i'liiit woman
H)llI(I lie at ease in an ugly or ill fitting garment? lfic it a
kimono. sauqiic, 0i matinee g. inl it. must lie of attractive
material, well iiiailc, zuitl prctiily tiimmcd iiitli lace and
rililions
We invited attention to the window display of
Long Kimonos, Negligees, Matinee Costumes
and Sacques. A still more interesting
groupat the department.
The Matinees are extrciuilv iiitc for illlllilit‘l‘ iiitiiii~
ings at breakfast. or to \‘i car i. iftii'mnll} iii the btilidoir '[ lic
costume is siiiipl) a lawn skirt and sorrow to llliitCIl, iriil).
with soft lace and gay with rililions.
Sacques of Dainty Colored Lawn. sizes from 34 to 46,
iii. great thrifty. Prices begin at 50c.
E
THE FASCINATING BOUDOIR CAP.
it is. It) be in general use this summer and many are
the stylcs. Lace and mull. not. ciiilirniiiery or point d'cs-
prit, whatever the material, it is mqucttisii with tiny rili—
lions and small flowers, rosobutis. forget—me-nois and the
like. It covers. the head well when one has not time to or—
range the widow. Late models being shown now.
Mob Caps of elaborate Wtirkiiiniisltip to be worn with
lingerie frocks at Silliillli‘f resorts. and in fact cvcrywlicrc.
Very appropriate with lawns either white or colored.
I I'mlcriiiusliu Section. semnrl floor.
m
Swiss Ribbed Union Suits for Women. Neaicst and ‘
pretticst of Summer ifntlcrgarincnts. Neck filliSht‘iI with
french hand. and lace trimmed at the knee. Woven of
very handsome.- a'nil i' am. ~
'I'Ilt‘St' Soils are input; With (\pt'llillgfiaItll’ liosc support-
crs. i
Light Weight Lisle, $1.50
Gauze Lisle, $1.75
WOMEN'S HAN‘DKE RCI—IIEFS. SPECIAL.
‘Plaiii liticn lit‘itistiit‘lictl. or
Sliaitirtick with otiiliroitiercrl runners. or
Crossbar with t‘l“' ~ ‘31I1‘T_V.tlf
I‘It‘liiSlIiCIit’tI \t I iroitlcrcrl corners. or
list‘alltipril and ClutiltiltICI‘CiI edges,
354:. 3 for $1.00..
"" .‘iiid ct cry one of them \vnriii 5m icgiilarl}.
chain c
A great
Remember that Special S II: of Fans.
A Fun makes a
dainty gift, anti tiles} arc vc‘y lnw priced. "
oi. ii. it that dumping.
Waists;
The prettleit Summer modela‘iire ready tor you
here. minty. light. ,eheer materieio. wrought. by ur-
tistic minds into the moist pleading Itylea. High
neck and Dutch nook module. ions or ehort sleeves,
plain tailored etyleo on well as funny Wain: tor
droopy ooeuionl. ,
thinner-nope from title to 811.00.
The N. E. Ryan Go.
all Wuhmutou Street
SOUND VISION
newt cull; tor ant/59mm. it your”. ‘
rayon common tiny pain or disoom- '
tort. you Would game to nor. We -
employ expuyie ed Ociillstowgrnd-
note phiiiclanimto examine eyeiii
lilotuhlieiiedntri‘i yearn.
to. A i unite. squirt
Stamford Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler