,1 : MONEAY,JUNE.114, rota .‘ lanes" : . ‘ . .1 -.W**%% A Complete Assortment of , .Ladies’ House Dresses at 79c, $1.00 and $1.49. 1% LADIES‘ KIMONOS at 101:, 256 and $1.00. All Sizes. 11. K. BANKS Mehackemo Hotel Block South Norwalk ' sweeter-wee“: %*%%W The Circulating Library With allthe latest books for ac per day. Come in and find out abdut it. WM. P. BEERS South Norwalk and Norwalk STATIONERY STORES" W” M ‘— W WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to“ night; Tuesday ably local thunderstorms; unsettled with prob- change in temperature. Considerable in the lower Mississippi Valley and along the South Atlantic coast. Pleas; ant weather has prevailed in other sections east of the Rocky mountains. The temperatures are above the 11011 111111 in the. central anti eastern sec- tions. Tire following: is the Weekly forecast from the central oiiice at ”\“utshinaton: The- prcssuro distribution over the American continent and the adjacent. means is such as to indicate that the coming week will he one of warnr and generally fair weather over the 1101'- then and middle slates east. of the Rocky Mountains. The precipitation (luring the week will be light and locall anti it is not probable that a wcll~de~' fined barometric depression will cross not much i onernnsorrntonsut- IllilES AT 11111111111115 tContlnued from First Page; Err-Mayor Taylor was the son of . General Nelson Taylor, deceased, who rain has fallen during the last ‘24 hours‘ was at one time congressman from the Fifth congressional district of York, and a brigadicr general of the Northern army during: the War of the Rebellion. General Taylor was a forty-i the, hitter and amassed a fortune in gold ricltls. He also participated in the Mexican war. (,lcneral Taylor was probably one of the biggest cltlzcns South Norwalk ever boasted off. interest in local affairs was and his leadership of tht.1 [mum-ratio“ forces in this city seldom failed to gain the victory for them. lie was a born leader of men. Upon his death a few years ago hewus survived by a son. Nelson Taylor anti daughter, Mis; MaripOsa Taylor, who inherited his fortune. Nelson Taylor was a graduate oi! i-iarvard college and studied in (1012‘ the country during the week. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature; Low, .37; high, Partly cloudy. The (Tarperrtcrs' Union will meet in the Wall street quarters tomorrow evening. Three big automobiles en route to Florida passed through the Norwaiks, yesterday afternoon. Otto Lindstrom is enjoying a day‘s vacation from is duties at the A. M. Pohlman barber shop. 1.\iiss Martha Bonnet, of Danhury. was a Sunday guest of Mil-ls Marion McLean. of Lowe street. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reich, of Bridgeport, have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Keeler, of East Washington street. Miss Sadie Goldstein, of Brooklyn. N. Y., who has been spending a few weeks with relatives in 1011, has re- turned to her home. Driver William A. McPherson anti Herbert liaytfuse drove to Bridgeport, Saturday, and yesterday morning brought back the Did, We“ truck which has been in that city having a new and heavier cradle installed on the forward truck. The Inter-State Rubber Company is having new machines installed in its factory loft in the Swnrtz & Corbett block, in Washington street, today, and will resume operations in the near future. The interior of the left. has been placed in a suitable condition again. M” The residents of Belle 'lsiund enjoy- ed another happy occasion at the club house Saturday night, dancing helm: afforded among the other jolliflcutions. The affair was a success and with each succeeding week, the club grows more popular.‘ and the club house is more appreciated. Mun-M Kari behmnnn, the inter-state sec- retary of the Christian Endeavor movement, will give an illustrated lecture on Christian Endeavor work in the South Norwalk Congregational church at 7:45.11. m., tonight. A cor» dial invitation is extended to all the young peeple to be present. SPECIAL 101: size Bronte Seltzer . ..1. .. 250 size memo Seltmr V 500 also Bronte Steiner n... 81. 00 also Bronte denser . ' For 011% Ween O 72. - mam. Returning to this country Ztlr Taylor entered into business with an, energy that spclitjd sutcess hour the ' start. At the time of his death I ilaker S: Taylor- heavily interested publishers in the lockuood lManufactnrlng (‘ompany and was 117 Norwalk Trust. trustee of the South Company. A few years ago, Alictte de Carrier'e, daughter Chamberlain of the Czar of while on shipboard in the Atlantic. They were married in London in liltltl. Mrs Taylor was a beautiful and at- Mr. Taylor met or Europe, following the n1a1riago she received marked attentions. Mr. Ta)- lor was very fond of young wife and planned a pretentious entry into New York society. How. voyage she became infatuated with a. Russian army officer and married lrlm The. incident was a hind one for \11 ’iaylor to bear but be secured 11 out? ditotce and apparently forgot the“ New' His great.) he, was financial manager of the firm of, He was of the Russia, i tractive woman and during their tour1 his beautiful: ever, the young woman proved to be, untrue and during a subsequent ocean; You «want 11 Refrigerator that will moi sin a loxitldemperatnre with a small amount of ice. You want a reliable value for1 0 right refrigerator means health Our line of re rigeratots are e areoal filled and odorless and uses little ice and one that will kee food in a perfect condition and they range I price I From $6. 75 up to $45 11.1. Colli & Co. .__...- W...» A FOOL IS A MAN WHO THINKS EVERY WOMAN'S BLUSH IS A STRAIGHT FLUSH. , There are other men who seem to 'think any old thing that. poul- try will eat. is quite good enough for them. The careful poultry keeper knows better titan this. while the wise, as well as careful, poultry keeper appreciates the great value of BONNlE HOME GROUND POULTRY FEEDS, which insure the very best poultry, plumpest broilers and the best layers. c MANUEL T. HATCH. First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of Its custom- erswilonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. 35L nmomommmonm ’ 1.111111101111111 IlllIllII- 111118 11112 AOTIVE (Continued trout first page! retained 1111 octette to chirp forth Wil- son songs. The latest addition to the decorations 0 like room was a hand written copy of the “You are Right.” telegram of Clover-11011 Wilson to Will- ' 111111 .1. Bryan last week. The hand- writing was after the style of the gov- ernor and was spread over a sheet. of paper ten feet long. The Clark forces have hired a “rest" room for a similar accommodation for their friends. This hall is across Bal- timore street, and visitors are attract.- ed to it principally by 11. big electric “lloun' Dawg" that blinks its eyes and wags its tall at friendly delegates. They have another “Houn’ lhtwg" in towrt that barks. This one was sent to the Clark headquarters by Richard McKindless, chief clerk of the crim1 inul court. of Baltimore. The Marshall boomers, with keen souls for hot weather, rented a hotel roof garden for admirers of the lrrdl. una man. The Harmon leaders had a reception room just, opposite the Wil- son ~ room. Shortly after the lithograph cort- the hotel from collar to roof wih pros- idential pictures, started, Clark's friends hung in the. hotel lobby, a large likeness of the. speaker and trailed on the frame the question: Look Like a President?" This morn- .paper, bearing the reply "lie Do Not." The1 cutting thing about it was the sheet was tacked on with 11 Wilson button. ‘ ’— Certified Ice We desire to inform ottr patrons tha t we handle Certified ice only. lied ite' is a natural ice which has been examined by competent authentic, 1 and found to be putt1 anti wholesome for all purposes. it truly be freely use- I 1 health from the ice. I‘ ..“ .u' Distributors for the Norwniks. Brookside ice Company, South Norwalk ‘ A X I.) i Charles T. Pickering, Norwalk 1 l ‘1, "Cerll cd in water, tea, lemonade, etc, for drinking, without the slightest danger to The rivalry of the presidmitlal can— lho moment tt‘1rnot'row when in the man suffrauiats will make a his dent. onstratiou. Wontcn on six floats 111111, rcsctrtint. the si\ states 11 licto 1v‘omcn "ht1\o the1 right to vote, will wcar laur- el wreaths. Behind them will trutiizt1 B 1:110 of aMHIand in shatklcs. Proh- ubb trout 7110111101111 ptt'sons will par- ti: it .110 Attention is helm: given to .qlohri stout- Vance, who will attend the con vcntiort as tlrt1 alternate for Joseph M. ilnllorau, of Connecticut. it is said pate in the convention. of 111:0. ‘1 i ' Telephone 580 1 Final Clearing Sale ’ of Ladies‘ and Misses' Suits,‘Cotts and Dresses at such low prices that you can‘t. afford to miss it, as they must be sold because we nev- er carry anything over from one season to another. We also invite you to inspect. our line of House Dre to metres and \‘t‘aists. The prices are lbw and styles cswfil. mg and be convinced. . WE ALTER FREF‘ oilpply of i The Paris Clo '1 ' C 0 A L r" ir 1 515 Main St.. Stamford, i order now its the price of coal is reduced. HARRIS 81 GANS COMPANY 721 721 Scnrl’s, for next. winter to arrive any I. . 25c day. It will be, the best grade l r and Scugigt. and fresh mined. Place your , .......... c l , 1 l. Mallette 88 Washington St. 449. So. Norwalk. 1 l i i Lotte DISIARCE littrttolti. 'nram of the Democratic conv ontzion l Mondrtv -."'«t\tri\al of state deletes ,tions and their ttIILfviOIlte for organ liilllliOll- _mu’.’ Wylie”: 'i“l““d',‘.l,, ”Rtithidaut and pt11sistcut i‘i‘li‘ditops rubbed on the lace. and roads will suffice. 1111-1111 this mivturc. howcvcr, loses Its efficacy toward the close of a long night. it is the1 habit: of tltt1 yellow fever mosquito to begin to bite at daylight. By that time the? average. person is sleeping sottndly'.‘ and the effects of [110 mixture will as! ually have largely passed away. it follows that itr the southern states, where this mosquito flourishes, these pmtcctive mixtures are not as cft’ch rive as they are in the. north. As a1 matter of fact, this last mixture, would be as effective as under other (ircutnstauces. “A mixture recommended by E. ii. tittltc or New limit is as loll iow._: (,‘usv tor oil, out1 ounce; alcohol, om.1 (luthc: 1 oil of lavender, one ounce. This mix- tur’1 was prepared for thc purpose of: avoiding the odor or‘ oil of Clll‘tlll-Clla. Oscar Sarnostzz of Austin, Texas. rec- ommends the following formula: (iii of citronella, one ounce; liquid vusc line. four ounces. This mixture great- ly retards the cvttnm'atlon of the oil I“, test, consisting of attempts to plaster “Don‘t be lug someone fastened onto a sheet of tlidates promises to be forgotten for sort of lull before the battle the \\'o-1 mcmbcrs of the Just tlovernmcut lA‘il-' that \‘uncte will be the, younuest. (tele- ilt» is '31 years York . l ' The following is the schcdulett pro- _1 effective as pure powders. into the air of a room in which there' . are I 1 powder in a room at. night is a com-’ nron practice. up in a little pyramid, which is lighted at the top and out. a demise and pungent smoke Often, kerosene ROYAL GROCERY CO SPECIAL 18 H! lbs. lineURANULATED SUGAR, $1_00. ltlllt‘y 11m 111111.113, each 10¢ Native PLAS, per 2 quarts ......... .. ....... ........ 15¢ This is the week for canning strawberries. Send in your or- tlcrs as EARLY as possible for lliiiiiiIES, per qt. Tel. Call a 1.. l-enulvllvul90loe¢ool0~|evtulnl The 11121.1.111191u1111111 Lumber and Mill Work for Everything ‘ Telephone. 46. BEAVER 1 BOARD is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a wide scope for individual preferment and taste. We are agents and keep a large supply oh hand. I “1‘. Henry took the pupils to Lake Sis- i cowit, New Canaan, where they had - lunch anti a general good time. The _ trip was made in wagons from Latil'i- gan‘s livery stable. At the annual meeting of the lib- l'ill'y association, held recentlf. decided to solicit funds for the main-V tt trance of the library for the coming year by making a canvas of the vil- Inge. This method has been used for the past two years, instead of holding a fair and bazaar in June. Solicitors will call at each borne within the next; few days, and it is hoped that every family however small, OWAYTON ‘ 1 '. anti Mrs. Charles l’inkncy were and Mrs. William Mr the. arrests of Mr. ‘l 11111111 ov'tr Sunday. '1 __._ .\I1s..l l‘.tiw.1rti\'i11centisill at her line in itowavton avenue having suf- tcted a painlui litt‘.ltltill 011 Sunday. l , _,-___.__. ‘ .’\ carload of 1111' arrived tmiay for ldistribution on Connecticut avenue. .lt was cousin nod to linyrrrond iiroth- so that. the directors i Mrs. Franklin ’i'bcali and..tlan.'.:l1tcr 1.\iiltlrcti have been spending several ,days with relatives in .\'cwbttr1:, New nine expenses of the library, but also to add the astral number of new books. MERRlLL COLLEGE COMMENCE- MENT. 1 Edward Prince, baggage master at. Vthe llo1."\a_\ton 1ailroad depots, spent 'Sunday at Bridgeport and Sea Breeze Island This Evening in Music Hall. The annual this evening in Music Hall [11' time .1 class of tirrrt1- three will ICE Cl nave diplomas The complete “ he as follows. THE BEST IN TOWN HAVE YOU TRIED lT? («n has been re- "1'1111est1 a We have our new machine working now and are making good ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt. RUNDLE’S BAKERY NORWALK. EAST NORWALK. :— Pyrethruru effective. it consists of a tin can or" powders are usually used dry and are a tin can cover 11:11ch to the and oil . pui‘t’oti orblowu into 'Cicrit‘e es frc .‘1 long stick in such a way that ‘a quented by insects or puffed or blown ' spoonful or so of kerosene can be placed 111 the cup, which may then, by, means of the stick, be pressed up to ‘ tht- cciling so as to incluse one mos- lqnito after another. When covered Voyer the taptureti mosquito will at- tempt. to fly and will he (anal it in tho mosquitos. The burning of ihc The powder is heaped burns slowly, givgin ~ /’1‘ Interesting Program Arranged for Ill'O‘ lI.'.‘il of his misplaced affct‘tlons/ brooded 011-1 the affair, honey/1m.) it is the belief of those 11cm, t that it was largely ”1.11110111111ny 11 0 drastic deed of Saturday . 1d oleetri time he maintained a .lictting the tablishmcut in a lush New York at.“ i will course Mr. Taylor was “ ' mun speaking sevcry‘TE TIME. luv his earlier days,“t property lurk business tOoIt’t time. he was prom tics, being a siren er audit tremcudot ed as mayor of th1 " 1 ” rain of Company D, C. N. (in. about twcr The deceased was . year and is surviv Mnriposa. TuylmdD rietts A. i-iaye a nephew, - Seattle. 1 \ Sentinel cine t cheaply and cam besides the security offered for deposits, they Iron elven found as ready. and willing to assist them the upbulldlng of their in (tinsel. ‘ was... about this bank's] volatility and mum. V ' Au lll- fitting Plate should never be used. It. irritates the mucus membranes of the mouth, keen TELEPHONE 1 VOUR ORDERS ing them sore and preventing a proper mastication 01’ the food. as Well as causing much sttiloring; and again, 11. plate that drops when talking places the wearer at a great disadvantage. for it not only ombarrrtsucs him, but oft-times makes him an object of re- pulsion or ridicule. There is no rote 1 son wiry a «plate should not give sat- lsfactlon if properly matte. Are you having trouble with the one you are using? it so. let. me show you the comforts of a perfect plate. Dr. J. H. MALLERY 16 South Main so, South Norwalk '-Ceadar MOP $1.50 The best Mop for hardwood floors. it is saturated With O'Cedar polish which cleans and polishes the floor. Can be washed and retreated with polish when dirty. TheA.J.Augevine & Son, 00. . tee-1t“ wasnmtrron or. 1‘10“": 9 E. II. to 3 D. m. dlyl by appointment 0111!. Bill“ THAMER OCU LISTS AND OPTIOIANG MANY AN ERROR IN BUSINESS ls caused by poor eyesightmmony an error could lie avoided by the ' wearing of proper glosses. ’ You may he a. wDislocation, fillin- plng Clerk, Bookkeeper, Manager ,proprletowno matter which, start now‘ with a New Visible-nee, clearly. have rooted nerves, «fewer. . headaches and no errors, by morn ‘ l prescribed. made 1111.1 i ‘F'or household use a number of older» , )Perlnn intent powder and ,hll'litoh ore our effective 3111111112!er shame. 91' W ' " 1t ' of cltronellu. B. A. Reynolds has used successfully in New (Jr-tennis twenty drops of oil of eitronella to tht.1 ounce of reaction or lanolin. A five per (111111., solution of sulphate of potash has been recommended, as also the oil or cat-111111. Pure kerosene has been used extensively in the Philippines.” In regard to screens and canopies, Dr. liowurd suggests that particular care be examined In making them mos- quito tight and recommends that when the insects are, very numerous tho= wire screens should be painted iight.-' ly with kerosene or oil of elliptic-lira: Bed oaponies should contain tunplol material to permit of o. perfect. folding of the entropy under the mattress. it. often happens in mosquito regions that little care is taken of the bed canopies in the cheaper hotels and it is nec ensure! for perfect protection that a trawler in the southern states should carry with him a “housewife“ and; should carefully examine his bed neb ting every night and mend 1.11 ism and expanded meshes. The size of the mesh in mosquito bars and win- dow screens 11111 important. 'l‘twenty meshes to the inch can be relied upon to keep mosquitos out. but fifteen to the inch admits some of them. Anything that. will make a dense smoke will drive away inundation and various enthuses are mod by cainpm I ct ent substances have costumed. 1fll’lrl‘ethrum commutation tattle trade 11.11» Dalmatian Insect powder,- 1 the odor to slight. and a final clear, somewhat volatile the powder is moistened and molded "file most satisfactory rentcdv for . roughly into small cones and nftt'l'i mosquito bites known to the writer drying it. burns readily and perhaps. from his personal experience has been with less waste than does the dry" moist soap. wet, the end of a pic-cu powder. illosquitos are stupefletl by‘ of ordinary toilet soap and rub it; the smoke and fall to the floor whm‘t' . gently on the puncture and the 111111... they may be swept. up out] hr edition will soon pass away. Others have Tire powder may he placed upon 11 met- enthusiastic: tlly rccornntentietl house- al screen above tht.1 chimney of 11 kor- bold ammonia or alcohol or gly ceriu. oscno lamp, with the result that thcttlnn mrrospondcnt maths rumor of the volatile oil will be diesi- true with .t lump of indigo, pated. the pane- another it is economical in powder and with u naphthallne moth i1nil;ano’tlrer, tin New ()rloanti India. The llev. R. W. Anderson oil it. has been found that in order to thorn. Wanda, S, C... says that. he has found 0111;th clear houses of mosquitos 111'-' by holding his hand to a hot lump it was - will contribute some amount, ‘ may be 11bit1 not only to pay the mm' . commencement "exera 11111 ~ ' rises of Merrill College will be held. at which ‘- rothrum must be burned at. the1 rain of i(hhnney the irritation of a anSquito . 1 nearly one pound of powder to ev 1,000 cubic feet of space. - ‘ “Mlmm's cttlicidd its made of equal tale and 1111111 camphor. The acid crys. tals are melted over a gentle heat and poured slowly over the gum, result lug In the wbeorpllou of the cumbhor cry puncture is instantly relieved. ” GOV. BALDWIN INSPECTED STATE ROAD 0N FOOT. lialt‘TFOll-l), Juno 24.»After roceiv. ierred by Wesleyan university, Gov liquid with on agreeable odor. This liquid may be kept for some time. in. tight iti’fs Voiattlize three ounces oft this mixture over a lamp of some kind for every 1.000 cubic feet or anneal The unbalance is inflammable, but the' vapor is not explosive. The vapor in not dangerous to human life, but it. produces a headache If too freely] breathed. Rooms to he fumignted should be made as nearly airtight as possible." i011“ imufilm iuflsmtl it! Dr- When he overlook the governor, but ' Howard are sulphur at the ratio of two refused to 11,9 limit“ no 113 it ' Connecticut will cast 14 pledged voted. 1 at Baltimore, excused himself that started off, afoot In the hot. sun to W spent new highways which state so ‘ misnomer James H. MacDonald, are the governor tried to oust, is bull; He kept on walking and finally coma; located the nine miles along the dusty road between Middletownm Meridian. Eltat behavior ill. hart“ Simeon to. Baldwin, 74 years old and ‘ the presidential candidate for whom" V. ‘s Ing his degree as Doctor of Laws, con-
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