--WM-
RUFFLE '
CURTAINS
39c. 50c and 75: a Pair.
LACE CURTAINS
50c to $3.25 I Pair.
A Complete Assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Muhackamo Hotel Block
80th NorwIIk
Wm
Early swimmers report
that the
water is still cold.
The hoard of school visitofs will
meet this evening in the high school
ilill‘ltl')‘.
()ld Well Loduc. No. full, F..& A. ll.
will hold ti slated coniiiiunlcalion this
o-renlnu.
The net-it l,\ ieheaisal of the South
Norwuik Quuitttte (lull uiil 'I.- htltl
this cu ning
The wcckiy blisiiicss multlnc of tin-
_. «its Tribe, .\'0. 2d. 1. (I. II. will be
held this evening.
Washington Camp, .\‘o. ii, i". 0. l’.
of .-t., will hold its weekly busincss
incctlng this evening.
.\lrs .ioscph Keith and dniiphtcr,
Matilda. of LIMH‘ sticci. arc spendliian
h few days in New York.
Sherman Council, No. 1.312. Royal
Arcanuivi will hold its semi—monthly
business lllCOlliliI, this owning.
.r. -’ ~' . a W...
(“cult Laurtl, Daughtcis of (‘a stile,
will hold its semi- montth meetint‘:
this evening in thc iloyt's filt‘all‘t'
block, in Washington strct—t.
The monthly meeting: of the Nona
walk Building. Loan and investment
Assotintlon will he held this evening
in the South .\otuitlk Tiust computig
building.
villigh School Orchestra concert to-
night, 8 p. m. Admission 25 cents.
Manager Jacobs announces that he
has secured Wheeler & Wilson‘s Band
of Bridgeport. to give a concert on
Roton Point on the afternoon and cv-
\enin£; of May 30th.
If all the dust that is flying around
the Norwalk streets was the gold dunt.
the citizens would not object so great-
iy to carrying home on their clothes
such great quantities of it.
Arthur Snitl'cn was arrested last ev-
ening by Officer Wallace R. Summit-t,
charged with drunkenness and breach
of the peace. At the Town Court this
morning William F. Tammany fincd
hiiti $li).
Stove Balog and John G'fidOf‘i. who
wore churned with breach of the pcuave
and whose cases occupied the court
from shortly after 9 o'clock yesterday
, morning until tcf'ter 3 o'clock in the
'V afternoon. were each fined $15 and
toasts. They paid up.
w...—
—~--"F‘nrmer Blbbins.”
. Brown, Christ Ch., Fri.
Mr.
250.
Rev.‘
night.
Tho semi-monthly business meeting
llllt’i ttloiiu thc South Atlantic count:
I lichvy .-:howcr.~.- urine rcporzcd from.
. l
\‘crnion: and Fioridu. The gi‘éliit'fin‘
Baseball Goods
A Now and Complete Lino
GLOVES ...............256 to “.00
BATS Soto “'00.
Alto a Camplete Line of
TENNIS GOODG
._.AT....
WM. 9. BEERS
South Norwalk and Norwalk
STATIONERY STORES
-‘
. “ 3 ;
il‘lCS (if e
H bi tit yoult
it t‘ood protc‘
tint toil vitt'nc til-J
They will make "Your porch a de-
‘ lightful, cool, enjoyable» spot
this Summer
A. J. Collins” Co.
WEATHER FORECAST.
It‘or'xorwullt and v‘lciplty:
showers tonight or Wednesday: not'
much chungc in temperature. A long
trough of low pressure. extending front
Colorado eastward to New England, is
producing uiitmtllv'tl “cai’iivr with to.
tal showcrs in hourly nil thc llOl‘iilt‘l‘li’
MMHS east of the Roviti’ Moutitttlns.‘
Showers have been gent-rs] during Iho‘
lust :I-l hours in tho custm'u portion
ofthe Luko region in Xi‘W England;
Locul ,
tinmuut reported sun to: iitchcs lli'i
filinnii Flt-i. i,
WEATHER A VEAR AGO TODAY.
T cm pe rutut c:
Partly cloudy.
Trinity liliiiiH‘IiillOti will hold on till
pmtuni iiit.ttiii,,. ill the thurch this t‘\-
tiling. i]
t
The worm it‘s" degree? will hc workcti
on ti. class oi tivo- candidates M ii ntus
~f'f‘rlbe. No is. i0. B.Nl.,tonihtg
WM 1
l h'tience Osbcnn, of (icorgctoun, up iw—
neared beiore the \‘otvIallt ’ioun
(unit this incinlng on n clittiuc of in I
toxicution and was permittcd to gcti
out of town. I i
w-..“
lifts, Andrew l._,lttlc of Main
street, lianbuiy, (‘nlt‘i‘illilltti oici tho
“colt-end Mr. and \irs (Jiltcr t‘iurk.)
of New York city, and the Misses Fun-l
tile and Kittie Clurk, of Norwulk.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R.. met.
tltistcvenlnx, and made plcns for the;
observance of Memorial Day. and the;
decoration of the graves of deceased
members in various cemeteries next.
Sunday. The members will attend
service in Trinity Epist-Opul (,‘hurclI
licxt Sunday evening.
£130
There will be a dress drill at the
Sixth Company, Coast Artillery Corps
with perfect safets
ported Millcts, fluc cracked (hlertmi,
mains such as out meui clocked whcat, Iiurkutt kniiir. peas. lino old
cracked corn, which combined. make u food best adapted ot produco
slicing and thrown; chickens.
Somethln
“00“.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broom. from the moment they are out of the
shell depends on the feed' you use
ilonnlo (‘hlck Feeds. home pre-
noted are the kind you can doputd on to make fine, health) {owls
Itiid future sturdy lay‘ms.
tcrlul I, but we proportion our mixtures st ientliitnlly. to provide for
We use not only the lwst and cleanest ma-
the youngest chick as soil as tho lull grown foul ()nlv silent sound.
clocked grains are permitted to no into our
(‘htcl Feed is not no experimtnt
feeds ltonnle little
tint is something that hits been
cutofully tested sud there is nothing used that can not. be fed alone
lionuie (‘hlck Food contains the, choicest im-
littlf‘ollglli) dried and nblectcd
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality lust in prl we tttuttts in the tnlntis of its custom-
ors-—iionnlo Home Ground Food for Horses.
MWQWWW
Lou, Mi high is WA
(EGradlng. Excavating, “Team work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
t'ttttie uud Poultry.
Concrete. Cement. Flag
(lCurb & Gutter Rcset‘
Old Walks Recovered
Save Your
“Butterfly” Labels
They Are Worth
25c a Hundred
in cash or merchandise from your
grocer. ‘,
"Butterfly" Milk is superior
quality and reasonable in price.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR'.‘
THE BUTTERFLY MILK
in
“a... wwwv—w
tonight and during the drill hours, litre
year sorvlce medals will be given out;
by Captain Albert M. Mossmun. ’l‘hol
boys are maltlng' preparations to go to;
the South Wilton range on Mondayn
They will tttlto the 6:20 o‘clock train
in the morning.
...._—_._~_
A mad dog scare at the Muller (Nor!
is Mills yesterday disturbed the rest-g
dents thereof considerably. The report
came to Norwalk that s’overul dogs
had been bittcn and in the absence of
Dog Warden Howard V. Worden. who
is ill. Officer Charles Page responded
AUTOMOBILE EXPERTS
ARE EARNEBTLV REQUESTED TO iNBPEOT THE-1913 MODELS
. THE MOYER AUTOMOBILE
'NOW READY FOR DELIVERY AT OUR GARAGE
SAVE TIME AND MONEY’
By renting an automobile for an hour, It day or a week.
tours are caieful und experienced men.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET
Telephone est-3
Our chnitf-
NORWALK. CONN.
and made It thorough hunt for the dog
but could find no trace of him.
Contractors Byiiigton ‘und Pttrudlsn, l
of Norwalk have Kellogg street torn
of the Norwnllt Building. 1108!] a; in-
vestment association will be held this
evening in the Taylor & Golden of«
new. in the south ‘Norwulk Trust:
Company building, in Washington
street.
Keeper Edward P. Murron, of tho
Shiloh street tramp house, reports 221
”dodgers during the month of April in
. - this monthly statement to the select-
tmbn. This is quite u dropping of:
from March when over four, hundred
. accepted Mr. Murron’ I hospitality. I
not not during April there were two
Mahmoud sixty-pins visitors in Nor-
” . wulh‘n W“ hunt
I
. street and West avenue, from Nashs
up today, having started It f91u‘«ille
gas muin for the Unltcd Electric Light
and Water Company yesterday. The
contractors have completed laying ser-
vice pipe connections all alonli Main
corner to Wall street in Main street
and from Mott avenue to the armor!
in West avenue. each house ulodx' film
O. B; J uckson
Optician}
Everything in the optical Line
II mu. ‘BTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE III.
Eyes Examined Free
street having been renewed ab to’ bet-
vice. The last connections ware made
yt‘stcrduy. .
._—-——I—-p
-—Never can tell when you'll mush I
finitel- or suffer I out. bruise, burn or
scald. BI propured. Dr. ThomaI'
molecule Oil instantly rolloveI the
min—quietly cum the wound. ,
.r h-t,‘ I
Per xlde of Hydrogen
40:. m ........g............100
. 01. m. OICI,’ 4.0400. IIOII m.
1.“Im.‘OIIOCDVIQIIIIUMQDIOI‘a.
OSTEOPATHY
.1; on. D- A; OHAMIAUOH
oIrIOI-A'rmc Minimum
14-“ com". Ildg. Nomlk, boon.
0mm of the Ania-tout fichtiol of
mam; 1333'
"SpeCiai Sale
‘ Special Sale
ThlI week we have placed on sale many new thlnu in the way,
of LIdleI' and Minor Coats, Suits, shim. DrIIIeI. Home Drums,
Waist; and Pet com that you should use. The Ityltil ‘nre the var
noont. The a Ilitles are of course in every one up to the hi
ItsndIi-d Il‘wun muln‘tulnod here and you’ll find our
orubiy below ordinary.
“mater non. 1‘0st Goats. $15 value, for .. 87.
Sam Conn; 815 valuel. for ...,,.....,..'.r
NlI’III" lultI, :20 values. for
unipolar and mu» Shim m VIluoI, tor .. I
pilces could-
all ‘”
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‘ of the second floor
‘ futures us his Web room, have tint;
”tho WIII‘ m I. dainty pink instead on
IIIIIIII " '
list out
RESIDENCE
Home of Herman Aaron, I New
Yul-II Attorney, is Nearing Com-
Nation in Norwalk
iiiiiii iiiiiiili iiliililiiiii
HAS BEEN iliilSHll
Properly Has One of the Finest
Views to lie Found Herealiuuls
s
A beautiful residence, nearly cutti-
pletcd, situated oti one of the highest
pieces of ground in Norwnlh, coin-
Iiiundltig ll vow of the entire town and
for several "Mimi around, overlooking
Long island Sound, and there on the
20st Rocks Road, rcposcs th home or
Herman Aaron, ‘0 New York city at-
toruey.
to make his future home.
son's prtmcrty, for
himscii is the Miller of tin cslntc o-f
; suincwhul ovcr out- hundred acres?
; ”P mil) sit on tiny sitlo of his home,
on unit of the nunwruhle uttrurtivc,
1 “till“ porchcs ttntl soc stretching nwu)‘, i
‘purtu of his property. liottcd with:
iIlrtttos, the entire one huntircd ucrcs.
:snw for a tow clcurmb pituics,’ lllltkl‘l
ju picturesque scone intlcod.
. The house, which was hcutlll by ("’l“
tractor A. it. ilnlhin lust_.luly, is now
swim) nearing. its completion ililti It:
all goes well, it will hate been brought 7
to n succcssl'ul end lit-lore u mnr has}
elapsed from the start. ‘
A hcuuliful “hiding (iriitiitifi itlli- i
tint; iiOJl the East Rn.- ilS itoitti has
hcoii luld out utid eitn now Iiiclt illt‘f
IIt wmk guiding and limiting it fine
.roudwu) of it. A nioguiliccltt stonc
lurch mite will be no nIitlcd feature
when coinplctvd find this will be bc~
‘ gun shortly. L'ontructor .lohn Faultillu
tins «hurgc of all ”N grading wot-h.
slonc uotk, sud itianoiity liming ~c
eCIllL‘ii this on it hill) contra: t lioin Con
‘THh'iUr Mllikili.
t ”Upside the icshlancc there,~ is til-
I l‘t‘llii)’ finished a lurue intranet“ building,
continuing places for horscs and cor?
. rlngcs, us well its the tiutoniohiies. A
§ portion of this structure hits hcen fine-
Ely filled up for livinuouurters for thc
‘gchsuft’eur ttnd conchitiun and families.
An ice house is to itt.‘ erected before;
lthc contractor-s remove from the
Tgrmmds. .
The house as one approaches it.
:not in any way hint as to its beauty
within, though it is shtmn to be mug-
inlliccntly arrunucd and of the latest'
l
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l
I
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i
modein utchltocturo. it is ititposliiil...
however. and its lcnsth of sexcnty;
I test strt tchcs from trust to cost while
ithc thirty feet of “idlh fuce north.
and south icspectiwii. The structuie
embodies fourteen moms, not to men-
tion bathrooms and many particularly
large sized closets.
The evtdrlor ot' the dist ston is of
trough stone Milk. and the. second or
itwo~foot stained shingles. At the
southerly side of the house there le-
IpOscs an ltulian gut-den still in the
tniuklng, enclosed by It low stonewutlfl
ifllld arranged with paths leading into
ithc living room on the lower flOCil.
"l‘lilu garden gives promise
most beautiful. and Florist. Robert G.
littnford will have churge of the in
stullutiun of the flowers and othetii
growing plants when the time is right.
That the house has been construct- i
locus of each of the fourteen rooms, H
eotlricnl wiring for iighlng purposes.‘
and the complete system of bells for
the summoning of servants. Further-
more, the plans to erect ti. forty-fwd
water tower froth the well some three
hundred feet at the rear of the house,
and the latest modern sewage system
odd to the conitfortmf a house so ro-
mantically situated outside the city
limits. The large and embracing lite-
pluoeu throughout. the house also give
a. hint to comfort on cold days and
evenings to come.
Mrs. Aaron's room on the southwest
is trimmed in
white enameled wood. ornamented
with u decidedly dainty blue and the
whole is set off by thb solid mahogany
doorI. There is h. pretty little m
place on the mm of the quarters Ind;
I. door lending out to I prottlly Ir-
runzeu sle'oplnrporch.
Thu owner's shunts: apartment is
udiolhinz and has practictilly the time
i.
a
B
8
Ions. mu III the trout. ot the homo.
mouths tho molt mum‘flhtt
who has recculiy moved here ,
’l’ho view from this summit tines not i ‘
.iilont- cornnmnd It sight at other por- ,f
Attorney Aoroui
.as from U\uilt‘.i(i.
:qul state with a was finish.
,are perhaps the largest on the second
.and fireplace and the, decorations t'ol-
purcnts‘ rooms.
a wide upper porch. titted pith it can
corner of the building. ii
are
rooms and a bath comprising the
equipment
chestnut, wax finished.
rooms are 0 maple.
lthe first floor are magnificent, 0t qutp- the plumbing and fitting work
tcrcd white oak. hetring itiid.
his room on the lower floor to the up-
l per corridor.
of being landing casement, w'indovls admit theI
light of day.
The woodwork of the staircase is slt‘
of chestnut. - t
ed with a view toward the extremest l front the north side is through
of comfort, is evidenced by the room-U100”
the perfect system of heating, the el-t fl Wk“
nlflcentlu fitted room
house. solid mahogany being used' Mags 10’0“” points 01030 5' 30 D-
dow seats are of this highly polished
wood and are most pleasing in their
to the south. directly on a small poroh‘
lending into the Italian gut-dens.-
monstrous are 1) cc, of huge cobble:
The ceiling is heavily panelled. From,
the living room sliding doors lead that
to the dining-room the doors on the;
diningwoom elde being of heavy Inn-i
bunny. The finish at the dinlnzq
roam is pleasing to the eye. the am 8:15 :1 In»
culled duck-cu arson ornmentlnst “so “‘ .m'“..%‘{.‘i,’%3
the wills. A fire place I‘QDOleB on the], J" $80
warty aid. of this robin.
north I seem door loudI Ito the butt
HORNE R"
20-26 W. 36th St. near 5th Ave.. New York. p _
Furniture, Rugs, . Interior Decorations. , ,
Our New Home Open For Bedouin-l}
Thouundu of out of town customers have inspected ottr
display of artistic furniture, rugs and interior decorations. '
Our new twelve story building' to dedicated to the hit)!“
and richest type of furniture. replicas of the creation! .
Chippendale, Sheraton, Hcppclwhite and Adam. but that ,
greatest efiortI have been in creating HORNER furniture:
APPROPRIATE AND USEFUL WEDDING GIFTS. . , H
For every home. there It: unmet/ring éxu
elusive in our wonderful auortmmt
Yes—you buy something more than a
marvelous automobile when you buy
the Ford. No matter where you are——
nearby you‘ll find a Ford service sta-
tion. There‘s something better than
a guarantee back of the Ford—and
we'll sell seventy-five thousand of
them this year.
i
All Fords are Model ’1" s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger
runabout costs Ssgo—the five passen-
er touring car $690—thc delivery car
goo—the town car $goo—f. o b. De-
troit. completely equipped. Get lat‘
est catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98
So. Main St.
'l he bathtub is built into the Willi and
at. ouI corset therc is it shouci bath
of the iliit>i iiivill‘tntfd stile, jets of
water shooting trout the sides as wcll
T he floor is covcr»
with the ncwcst arrangement of
cement flooring. culled tnurhlcioid.
'l‘hc uucst chumhcr, on the. north
west. is iiilisiird in birch. iii the hub
There
“Iii.“(i with it largo Hoynion range and
II large poicelalii sink. From the kit?
clicn at door leads into it laundry and
another onto a back porch.
There are sewn“ iowcr outsmd
potches, one extcnding across the.”
entire west «ml of the house. The
liorxrs of all Ihcse porches are Oil
pressed brick; i“
in tire large and roomy cellar, titer-st“
I-ti
are two Oiilt-l' guest rooms. one filli‘ti is an .~\tncrlt!.ni Rndlutm Company’s "
in chestnut and the other in enamel- Milli Boilci, tutnishing the steam
ed white wood. Tilt" walls are or the
rose tint.
in the lobby is a beautiful pier look-
ing glass not in it delicate frame of the
while ciiaiiicicti wood. ;
’l‘hc quarters fitted up it 1' the four
children of Attornci and Airs. Aill‘ull
heat for the house The first floor 1‘
, lit-tiled ii) illdllé- It bent. the radiators!
being conceded in the cellar,‘ and lid-
milling iicilt thiougli registers.
A wine and chGIable oella'r"0c
a port ion of the cellar and there and"
tho cont bins and wood bins in uno
pat-.t
“ith a \"l(-\\ towatd immediate fire!
protection panels on ouch floor of ti!
house hold 3 number 0! reel: 0! it“
hose. The “titer secured by a gravitgt
sxstcin front the water tower is dim
ly connected
(‘ontructoi ii. I). Atwnter, of’ N ill
At the extreme rear of the hotisel Canaan, has had full charge of
the sct'vanrs' quartcrs. three electrical equipment and it stitnds
it great credit. to him, in its exalt
lcnce. both ‘in fittings and :1an
. mom.
in all the pinion? The Heating- and Plumbing Gum
The floors on puny, of \‘tu‘wallt. had charge of I“
floor. it has its own connecting bath
low a similar design of those on tho
This room opon upon
vus deck, which nouns the south cost
These are of natural
The floors laid
hove completed their contract well.
A side staircase leads from the llv-i
ilttlf way up, at a wide \
Beneath the “indoor;
tale seuts built in the main sttticttire.t
house
wide
The floor of the entrance hull
s tiled At the. loft of the entrance is
South Norwaik Postoffii . .
1:00.2150:000:ag.35n. 10.: g.
The main entrance to the :30. .I: 00. I: 36 in 6b In'. 0 .' Fifi
6:00 p. m.
. ‘ court-I NORWALK Poa'r critic
MAILS Anntvu FROM
Eutern Points—4: .555. 7:00. 10:80 I.
Western' Paine. L5 55.
anhur {1—6 56. 8: 30 a. in.‘ 1: 008
orwni ii—z—a so. I: oo. 10: 00 'a. 'm.'; 1%,”!
MAIL! GLOQI Pun
scum Polnnw (B rltlnpot‘t i
At the right a (1001' leads (ll-'3 I 10:00 a. :00. :6: 00 a. M
rcctly into Attorney Aaron' 3 den W"“'" ”gym; 308 pm!" I
The dun is perhaps the most mag Dunbar-2 ——s: 00, tins mm fr
OI‘WIl (—41.00:
9:00.. 10: '00 I! In.
3:05 .001)“
in the entire
hroughout. 'l‘hc‘ bookcases and wln‘ E. El. CROWE. Post...
Norwalk Postoffloc
Multi- DIInItonId
ppolntmont.
The largest. room on the first floor! ,5: 50 ., m...
is the expansive living room twenty 6-10 u» m.——Dunbury_ digls‘iou.
' :80 s. m.--W It a d
by thirty in dimensions. This opens 9:40 I. m.—ina§t who" and th noN
2:00 in. —- Now our and VII
struts-firs ~
. .- n ur
A’11220 p. mow-13mm!I
8:20 p. m.-—Welt oun’d South Nor
00p. m.—-Cnnnon Station. Don'
llto
S: to p. tn.- out. DWI-t and 86.1“ _
8: 00 p. In.8 Edit, Well: anu'goi . ‘
u dly In In ' '
Lust mull closes II 5&0 '
Sunday collection I. 30 pm.
iél§ oi:
tones, coveran art} the entire west;
ide, and at each side are lede scutstl
m
m.~—All amen-m.
m.--C Itnnon Sutton.
Ina-«Evian, wut mesa-function
flfi‘fih It “
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