Wide
1ssimt any and
p. y rs. t ctt. llshtalns.
lion and transportation. whit.
by. or in the custody of any
. ”01'9“. rspsi'or. mutton
“or at say Bio mship (30.. etc '“
TAYLOR It GOLDEN , 1
lnsurshc' of All Kinds
hfiststs-d'own, Country and Ohm
. Tolsph on. 1230
. rs 0vsr tho tooth Norwslk
Trust Cm. 071191 Washington 8L.
louth "OBI/Elk. Conn.
Rubble. ST NOORAPHIR
u. __. mum...“
’Mrs. Edward B. Doulens And son.
’omphley. of South .Not‘wulk, are via-
rs in New York city today.
"Willihm C. Jeasup. of Arch street.
as received his new Buick touring
‘ r. The auto is being admired by his .
—._. - A.“
Mrs. W. H. awards has. roiurned
time from a week‘s visit with her
anghtor, Mrs. Charles E. Steele, in
Mr. and Mrs. W. id. Burnett. of East
Orange, N. .l, hove been the guests
'01 Mr. and Mrs. l). W. RaymOnd, of
.Wushington street.
'-'-Luicst Huts. at O‘Brien‘s.
, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 0. Pollard, of
lWinnipnuk, are the happy parents of.
i8 buy daughter, born on Thursday
‘morning. Mother and child lire pro~
grossing finely.
Practically no business was trun-
oacted at the meeting of the High
School Committee which was held last
. ,evenlng. The board was in session
' only about ten minutes,
”mm...“
Joseph Discos has been granted a
Humanoid liquor license for Mrs. Sar-
Lorrisun’s building at 55 Railroad
”one: and will open a wholesale liq-
" d grocery store about an1
WM.-.“—
treets ’0! Norwalk are now be-
nkled on clear days by Rich‘
he as tormeriy. The dust nui-
hthus to a about extc'nt abated
‘ this all business men and mor-
n'ts..are duly thankful.
Like good Milo Tomboy cigars
prove with age-~17 years old. 'i‘ry
l“l‘hs'Norwalk High school orchestra
at with another desolvcd success
yesterday when it played before tea
Teachers' Convention at Bridgeport
The young pie received an ovation
which thy richly deserved. '
1 Somewhere between Norwalk‘ and
the loading place are three schooners
heavily loaded with cargoes of pulp
tor the St. George Pulp and Paper
Company. They no on the "high seas"
sociewhero but are expected in Nor-
than: daily.
Albino Chapter, of King's Daughters
iFii‘ll meet with Mrs. Charles R. Tris-
traln,‘ a: 5 Wall street. Norwalk. on
The members of Court Cecile. No.
06. Daughters of castlle. who expect
0 Accompany the fourteen candidates
to fli‘éenwich for tho class luitlatiou
‘omorrow afternoon will take the 1:2 .1
ill train tioin the South Norwain ran:
' ablation.
‘1 “ it“ Yio’CapaJltOBtlsu's'
‘ toad with the now do bl
non-a over the m [ht bar
thxdlord “all! its ’
(:3st iii}: " who
.splcndid baritone voice is displayed to
*ptodootlou is picturssq ‘eiy mounts
tribal Supplies
Charles wBuck, Jr.
Mdnss:
in mm on nonwAth
Tolsphonss: 0M 0013 hsuu. lid
M ‘
Young American Msrksmsn Johnnie
Baku“.
Johnnie Baker, the urcnlc director
of the Buffalo Bill, Wild West nndl
Pawnee Bill For Enst exhibition. has.
acquired mnny honors. both in Amen-Ll
on and abroad for his wondorlui sc-
compiishments at the trap. He nttuln
conclusions drawn tram his man!
‘ outnumber birth or too science .lio
ed international honors in a special
"Shoot" in Paris when its winner in of
conical at the club Tlrriours dn Chan 3
he he was presscnted with a gold med
nl, lire membership and a loving cup. 1
Shooting from own conceivable pos-
iure. M. Baker breaks glass balls and
clay pigeons with lightning like rap
idity and with an accuracy possessed
by few. Other features of the “Wild
West“ exhibition are only equalled in
thrilling and daring. by the group or
peoples from around the World in the
“Far East" section, all 01 which are
under the managerial direction of
Messrs. Cody sud Lillie. guaranteeing
an np-to-dste. improved and highly od~
flying as well as enjoyable entsriain-
ment. lllay 7, at tho Basia? grounds.
—~m~- i'
HOY‘T S THEATRE .
The theatre going public villi us ot-
iered a real lre'at next week at lion's
Theatre. where Homer Lii'id.prsdont~1
ing the vaudeville opera. "Grinfioira.
the Street Singer.“ an adaptation from
the French by Willard Holcomb, with
music cumposed especially tor the
production by Julian Edwards. Mr.
Lind, while an American by birth.
gained his operatic schooling in Gor-
ipsi baritone ot the Royal Cari Rosa
Opera Company in England. ids wss
engaged by Henry Savage for his M91
trapolltau English Grand Opera Cour
pm. and sang all the principal barl-
tOno roles from Telramuud, in “when
grip.” to KoKo in "The Mikado," ver-
ifying the title of "the actor slusorJ'
which was given him in England tor
his histrlonlc as well as? vocal art.
"The Street Singer" tolls the story of
Gringoire, a poor poet of the pauplo
in the time of Louis the Eleventh or
France, whose story is rotomd to by1
victor Hugo luto'l‘hc Hunchback. or
Notre Dame." The‘oharaotor occurs
in tho opera of “Esmeralda.” in which
Mr. Lind was seen at the Metropolitan
Opera. House on the occasion oi! its
first production in America. 'Ds Ban-
viile wrote the French original of tho
plat-let. which was a favorite in, the
repertoire of Coqueiins. the great
French comediani' iind has been play-
ed in this country by Mr. Beorbohm‘
Treé..the‘ English actor. and Not 0
Goodwin. 1m present is1a1semi-0p-
eratlcworsiou in which Mr. Linda
.ad‘vantaze. He is assist“ by s cod»
pony or m capable more". and the
many. and was {or six seasons priuc- ‘
Dr. A. ‘1'. still. . its princlptss wars 1
am put forth by him in 187i
Dr. still was s rigour pnotleiul ,
physician. at the old school and dur-
inx tho war, so army surzoon. as
was born in Virginia. his father hello!
s minister. The family moved west
and Dre milk. durins11his' osrlr yous. 5
experienced all the perils and hard-
ships of pioneer ills.
in the esriy’ 70’s. Dr. sun had three
children-die .ti‘om spinal meuiusotiu
in spite of tho employment of every
mesh! known in medical science st‘
that time. "this. together with tits
years or practio‘sl experience and a
never-too ruady acclimation of thb'old}
theories, seemed to confirm him in the
view that there was something lack-
ing in the then accepted mode of
treating disease. He began devoting
almost his whole time to the study of
the human body and lnvestintinz
along lines that simxosted themselves
to him
in his autobioxmphy, be all: at his
ttudv or tho body at man. By the nu
ol the knife and the microscope l have
”traced (or these many years. the won-
deriul and berlact work (build them;
in, csretuliy inspecting every hora
gland and all parts at the brain; '
have obscrvod the construction of the
parts and their uses."
Grunt thOughts do not come upon.
tuneousiy. but the basic idea may.
after years of study. some in s mo-
ment to the investigator.
in 11874. Dr. fitlll grasped the pir-
otal truth crostcopathy and that your
glue his whole time to the dot-clot»;
.Strictiy Fresh Eggs'
1Buiter ‘ .
3 LBS.
3 CAN! CORN W.
‘7 BAR! LENOX OOAP. .. ..
FANCY LIMONS, PER DOZEN .
sol-Icons.
sol-«slothl‘ssss-v-vl
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COAL—3— GAS
Ranges
um avm ”
. cooxmo NEED
Only one range
requirod fur .cither
o: both of the two 1' "
fools. f o1
A Combination of
CONVENIENCE
‘ COMFORT Ind
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25c
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LITUCE, RADIOHIS. HOME RHUIARB. HOME KALI, SPINAOH,
GREEN BEANS. BEETS. ASPARAOUB.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN IT
mom or his science and as he did s0.3 1 1
he upericuced that nonstop "bud l1idl~
culo whfch has Always been the lot 51,1
of those whom discovering hsi'e mount
radical departure item the establish:
od ideas.
no bad accumulatod considerable '
property dud was considered a one
(libshilphlsiilln \‘ow. his lricnds
fell own}. his practioc (inclined and‘ 2‘
.hc gradually lost his D10].el'.l,i lint
in spite of the dispersion and lldicule
iteapod upon him and tho diilicuity oil ,f
making both onds must. he was always . ..
chcoriui and optimistic and ctcrnslly';
confident of the world's ultimate rm: 1
was? ‘
ognltlou of osteopathy.1‘hore
always this oneness oi purpose is. his
work. This' combined with a heart
tilled with ohariey. scorned to excluded '
all thoughts or money matters or por-I
zonal marandisem‘ont. ‘
Hard work. porptsténcé and soil-i
priorities dually ton; omuonsiiyl
some person of ptomlnomw‘Msmoi
interesgsd. bits moot-y was be ration ;
ii that then brought others. in suite.
at the loot that his patients were six
most entirely tron: those claimed as:
hopelessly incurable by the old moth-
od or healing. some lot his cords were
marvelous. Poopiopboxau to be nit-i
mated from distances; hispractios‘
became too large tar him to handle
alone and so. he bean teaching his
methods to others.
on: 1892' M “’le in“ ”m ‘ you The only. Sat with spring attached.
F. A MITCHELL
school at osteopathy at Kirlmillo.
lilo. Many 0: his friends tried to do-
ter him; sumo thinking his ability
was a gift and could not be imported
to others. others said that ho was a
tool, alter all these years or struxils.
he ought to hold on to his secret hilt»
suit and becomo wealthy. But money
was the instilling about which “Dr
Still thookht. After the establish.
mom or the school, although oppost
tlon by no means ceased, recognition
came more rapidly.
His ill-st callous;
school at Osteopathy. has shown
growth, wondertully rapid. but none
the loss health) and consistent. Im-
provements and enlargement! have
boon undo at intervals. until tliorelare
novr tour lathe buildings with was
slug and equipment equal to tho mod. 3
test schools at the cauntry. Its i
modern hospital hos a reputation out .‘
attrndls patients from all parts at tho
oottntry. its ttudouts enrollmsnt son 1
numbers nearly lavas hundred. Willis
the number of patients in time: trest-
ed, amounts to osvsrsi tho no such
year. . ‘ . 1 1
The number ‘0! its practitioner: has ‘
iomssod rapidly. Tours are now
. mo «locusths in the united ,1.
'1 Atom add. .therc is micsly a coin-
, nullity but what cautions im osteo- ” '1
1 pstlgic physician. Tho now ochotn sl- 5, .
tonne-enmity“ is may hm
ouhtriss
PHONE 14!
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
IOU?" NORWALKY CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Tolsphons. 4|.
plaster and wall 'm
BEAVER BOARD
ls gainins rapidly in popularity as s substituts tor lath sad
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
ot artistic designs tor walls and sailings. and permits or s
wide scope for individual outermost and Cam. Wo mounts
and M”; a flux: supply on hm. ..
tho American 1
We {Sell and Recommend:
Thed‘Henry’Tat Seats
It high-class Leather Scat ready to fit your chair at an ex-
police, much less than what your nphoi'stem would charge
1 Norwaik
Save your
‘ f‘Butterfly” Labels
n’i‘hey’ Arc Worth
250 a Hundred
“ in cash or merchandise from your
grocer. ,
“Butterfly" Milk is superior in“
' lqus‘litysnd mun. in price:
YOUR. GROVES FOR
smarts MILK , .
fif‘35', 35,37 [and $8
. SII’APES $1.95;
so lmlsstl Ohms that won
”brooch! star from tho othsr
side for must-n has. No two
ohm. silks: mhspss that an
very seldom shown outside of
oxcluslvo Filth :vsnuo nouns.
Not I shape in the lot sold for
loss than ‘6; others up to so.
Whllo they lost. “.05.
50c Skirts 25c
Just ans-half tho regular
mics, Lsdlss' Long. Whits
Claim, trimmsd with loos and
unhroldsry; nguisrly 50°. For
tomorrow. 25c.
51 Sailors 59c
Lsdiss' and Missss' Block 8:"-
w‘o‘rs, worth Rtw.‘ On sale to-
morrow, 59c.
59c Bags 39c
Lssthsr and gVelvst Boos;
regularly 59c. For tamorrow,
39c.
’59c Braids 39c
, 100 plocss of Braid to no on
ssls tolnomw; regular 59; vs.
loss. at m. r
190 Hose lZ‘dc
Lsdlu' Hose. vary shsor. in
, stack. who. and tan: good the
junta. .For Saturday, 12 1-24:
pslr. '-
59c and 75c
Childrcu' s Hats25o
. Ws will group tossthisr shout
so Childnn's Hm thst sold us‘
to The for this one day only, 256'.
.$4 Sailors $1.95, :
Wo will sail 25 Sailor Hats
that was bought at one-half prism.
Thou hats an all hand mods,
or in, 1mm quality.. anoint]
.4: In black and whit... For this
onto. $1.95.
12'4c Lawns 10c
"Fancy Dress Lawns: "who;
Iy 12 1.20. For tomorrow, 10¢
ysrd. 1 1
Flowers at 25c
Flowers that sold up to 01.00. '
On sale tomorrow, 25c.‘
$2.50 DresSes '1
$1.99
Ladies' and Mlsm' Whlts
Dnssos, made of good quality
hstlsts. nostly trimmd with
lacs and embroidery; Mainly
$2.50. This day only $130.
'Ginghsms 4ci’yard
Apron Gingham: in chocksflll
colors, limit 10 yards to custom-
sr. Tomorrow. 4o yard.
Remember. please,
if you purchaéb an;
untrimmed hat and its trimmings id our
millinery section we will gladly extend
the courtesy of our No Charge ’Ffim- -
thing Service.
Lots at East Norw,
The 21 Building Lots
Compnsmg the Concrete
Block Property
next to the East Norwaik District .Sclloo
Will be Sold at Public Auction. 38a _.
Norwalk Chronicler