’35 WEATHER FORECAST. - For Norwalk‘ and Vicinity}. Cloudy tonight; Wednesday fair and cooler: moderate variable winds. becoming west. Weather conditions: Rain has fallen during the last twenty-four hours over 8 strip about five hundred miles wide ex£9nding from Texas northeastwa‘rd in) Michigan. lseveral 0183998 reported over one inch of rain- i‘ali. 819181111 w98ther prevailed along the Atlantic coast. The disturbance which was central over Lake SuperlmN yesterday morning ‘18 now passing out the St. Lawrence Valley and causing a decided rise lu9temperature in the Just Received Another Large Ship- meat of bucks Donnelly’s-l , ' Stationery Store 18 'BOUTH MAIN STREET, Refrigerators . it, and do perfect too the combine all the essential - tea area that 8 scientifically core“ I sold pos- 3 ‘. ' structed refrigerate; . seas sizes, patterns and: finishes. All reasonably priced AJ. Colhns/dz Company Coal bélivered‘ $6. 50 per ton: I’ Pea Coal $5 .00 per ton Wood Cut and Split- Fire-Place Wood RArMOND BROTHERS 58 WALL STREET sonwALKj. PHONE 488. g; 0 B Jackson .1- Optician Evérything in the Optical Line Eyes Examined Free ‘ , 50c each 11fu:Ifiljnjnjljfist:‘ajutlfiltoiltol81.;Ijlfliltlto eastern districts. An extended area of high pressure is producing low tem- perstures with frosts from Montana eastward to Minnesota and as far south as Nebraska. U WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY: .. Temperature: Low. 18; high,I64.I. crouch, I I 11.81.9111... or Boyntou. ‘61 11318. N. 01.. is visiting relatives In town, 1“ J) . Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk, will hold its resularmeetlnz this evening. -—'l‘eke this adv. to O'Brien and get from 50 to 300 on all straw hats. ’ Attorney John J. Walsh. of Norwalk, is spending the day in Hartford, on business. ‘ C. N. Worthsn, or New York city. is a‘vlsitor in‘South Norwsllt todsyos business. “W The Norwalk M iii Church board will hold a. very impartsnt meeting to marrow evening In the room of the church and everyone or the board is requested to be present 'iiosupoin a Sounders are planting dn orchard or J. it this pooch trees. by dynamite. at 11111111. for John Enoch. ct Pelham. N Y. The opera» tion is decidedly interesting and is an experiment rarely seen in this section of the country. «Trinity Girls' Friendly cake and randy sale, Wed. afternoon. Boston I. A horns owned by Jacob ochsub. the Washington street liverymsn, was stricken with spinal meningitis, 111111181» day arternoon and 8111118111 in so. 1111111111 stmt. this city. Dr. Olmstssd was ruminants and After cssmininai the poor 11.11., 114114111 thst it be put out of its misery. captain J. Harry mbson was appealed a: and shot the animal. Wld , We and trendy sale. Wed. nit much. Trinity til. 1*. ii. , many this 11118 Wyndham 11111 1181118 118111181 8181111111111 1818811188 century or Muslim; .....__. NEW RED MEN'S EUILDINO, . Tit, cross; noise: house; 1111’: 111. I360 1. VAAST .. 2‘ .. A _- .‘1. ‘ ..'.. . Paper J’AlNTlNO AND oaoonarmo. . HerbertW.Gorham All ERIGOIW BOULIVARD. lost Nomlk. Phone M12. 6" W ‘- . Daily Line to N Y For FREIGHT Only Freight Propellers “have 9181" 211, East River. New York (foot of Dolor street). «to day (except Sunday) it 8 I). In. Walnut resumed at Norms in ii: to 31. 111. Ihlorwslk Stsnubost Company Arming 4. Imitii, 8111181: outsells?“ MAI-I son .I‘ holds suns-Win r11 ' scum.» mama so. 1111111111197. 18818 81. Annuals col: ' , ” any 1111111 suites his use 111 11:811.,m 1811117 'fla Automobiles to Rent by Hour, Day or Week Our Chauffeurs are Experienced'andCsreiul Men. and our Rates are Reasonable. Try a Trip This Fine Weathef OSCAR H. BANKS, - .. GARAGE, RIVER STREET. David W Raymond NDERTAKER 27 WAQHINBTON BI". Ascot NORWA DONN. ........... Cat to Hire FOR ALL OOGAUIONI. DAY OI NIGHT. ._—...._.. .a-W -':.::' Talking About Mill Work be: idea 1: to fulfill always. every 111151.111 the best way we know how, our misdon as manufacturers of suchgoodsasyou may contraindieway of doors, sash Ind trimming 101' you. house. never to as: poor material, and never in any my 9911ch any but the belt of wdrkmsrmhip. May we ask you to test this? The Hatch 81 Bailey “company IDU‘I’H NDIWAI-K. DUNN. One of our Ipochltlevnnoavcr Bondy-bath than plaster, for it's mn—cracidng, vermin proof and lasts as long as the building. Hanging Ours ........ ................. H mac-w WmmM—sw 8.. Cracker: Sale Graham (trackers, per pill. m... 70 Flu Novices. per pk.‘.,,"'"‘""‘ 7c g11111111111811, per 111w- 70 1311111988111, 11» lb. .. 1011 United Grocery“ Co. 11811181111 111.18 It. ' . 11111111 14:. .3 1 In is. and South. Nor-wail: up n. c. Housman, _ amoral Agent. . 43V . E'I Hassles With F168 Traders on The Ghost with no: 811111 1.. 3: 11,319: circulation, are . proservors‘, because- ~~ ',;sAN1'rA11v,- com IOLEAN. 1 813011011ch1. A118 DURABLB 1 Our line comprises different " WNWTT+TTWWMTTTT§ q. '10 i *TTTMWTWWTAW :-:-f-1.1-:n:-:.;.:.;-:-;.:.:.:.;.:.;.;.:.:.:-,-.-,u_.: If: reciprocity-act-Without giving .my— “ ‘, thing in return. This statement was Iif'I ten. 8 Republican, said he would be pleased to hallo the gentleman from '- Connecticut inform the house who Paper 1111 1111111 Schedullls ' uni 6811111, 1111 Symna‘ihy ‘ wasmno'rou May 6.—-Whiie the schedule late Saturday atternoon. , Represemative Hammond, ‘oi'4 Mind, a majority mom-I161- or the Ways and means committee, offered an amend- ' . mom, whsh Representative Donovan 'srose and asked to be informed 1; at ‘the‘ present time paper up to 1% centeper pound was admitted free of duty from Canada Mr. Hammond in antiwar said that the present bill proposed to admit news print paper valued at not more than the amount stated by Mr. Donoyan, free of duty. the effect of which, if adopted would. be" to ropes] or at least render 1188a- toryv‘ section :2 or the Canadian Reel» prbclty act.- Mr, Donovan then ask- ed what was the'exact export duty on paper up to 2% , cents perlpouno imported from Canada. Mr. Ham- mond was unable to answer thevques- tion. Mr. Msnnsaid that there was no export duty imposed by Canada on paper imported into thlsIcountry. Mr, Donovan said, "What I want to show is what a foolish transaction it is upon our part to allow print. paper to come into this country practically free, at 2% cents per pound, and we pay $6 or 87 per. ton to ship paper there. in other words, we have per formed a fool business act in connec- tion with Canada.” in reply to Mr. Donovan. .Vlr, Har- rison, of New York, also 8 member of the majority side of the ways and means committee, said: "i should like to make a very brief observation in reply to the minimise! the gentleman from ConnectICut. He comes from a section of the United States that has always been famous for its ability to make trades. The Yankees are th9 best traders probably In the world, ,j and his natural view of tariff making 1 as a good Yankee is that we ought not 1: to give away something to another jj country without getting something in - return~even nutmegs. But his r9- ". marks are in line with the recent 1: message sent to the legislature or .1 Massachusetts “by the governor of that .. 118111.111 which he economics the ',' proposed revision of-tlle'tariif upon '; the ground that the only proper way 'I gain with other countries. I‘am or ‘ the opinion that my friend from Con- necticut holds the same view." ’ ' Later in the evening Mr. Donovan again took the floor and said that the passage of the bill with the mend- merit of the gentleman from Minn, I would result in the Canadians Neely. ;‘ Inc, all the benedts of the smiled met with loud applause from the Re- publican side of the house. Congressman Johnson, of Washing- wroto the little item concerning the pun wads, which will soon be reached in the reading of the iblll. ”Toned gun wads." he sold. "under any tariff bill have never produced more than 8309 of revenue per your to the gov- srnmout, and whild my Democratic -. friend room (is sectlcut is soothing ' the loss or 9 action for his" paper mills, his hot mailers sad for his makers of notions of a thousand kinds. It must ass-111811111. to know tbsttbe can wads. made only in his atrium protected and that protection is can thinly not tor revenue," , But Mr, Donovan was not satisfied he assured the door again by 111111118111 to strike out the last words“ said: “Willi all this talk 1 boys not received ' A satisfactory answer to tiill point i ' wanted to brln; out. My claim is that ILItbis Underwood hill reporud by the committee goes into afloat paper will be allowed to be brounht into this country free or duty up to J'A‘mlfl. I “g Consttupdon C0. and W 1118111 A 11811 W m " _uwmm ' I ' rm 181m AM also am '91 1111111111 '8 111181 the 91811 an am my. who imam o strenuous As“ seem an»; V its costs put pound. T118111, when 2 the csuadlsn 1118111111118 and 808‘s going out at this country 1111111 no! ,- 8 duty. blow. the gentleman tram [Washington nailed mo 11 question, 11nd slid ‘ him . vilouse was considering, the paper . of my state are to suffer through Efree trade, then I hope that we may have some free gun wads from Ger- ‘ ‘many with which to shoot a little game with which to live. '1 to make a tariff was to make a bar— ‘ sushi oscillate to 250 yards 258 Scrlm. Special osalhlonolln-Io 10c Handkerchiefs. I want to tell by Democratic friend from Con- necticut that his hats are not“ hurt any more than our shingles.” HER SPflRIS mutlnued from Eleventh Page} TOMORROW NIGHT'S EVENTS. Fans who are desirous of witnessing a top-notcher get into form previous to a battle with a nequaily scientific and aggressive fighter for an Iop‘po- nent. are invited to visit Dempsey‘s training quarters, this afternoon, and see Sam Langford in action for the last time before the light. The man- agement wishes to inform the public thatlangtord's opponent will not 98 George Olmstesd, sometimes known 88. Yang: welcott. but the Joe Wol- cot; of Bridgeport, formerly a Brook» lyn lad. Welcott is no slouch when it comes to mixing in the roped areas; he hav- ing met. and defeated the some men whom langford was lucky enough to earn a draw with. so one can readily see that the men are pretty evenly matched. RUSS WADDELL QUITS ORGANIZED BASEBALL MMNEAPOLIS, Billy is .-—Rube Wad dell, former major loigue pitcher. has quit organized biseball} according to an announcement fade by the manage- ment of the Minestrone team of the Northern Leanne. Weddell's reasons, except that he has seyeral grievances 838163? the baseball ”trust." were not made known. Following last Friday 11 same with Grand Forks, inwhich Rube allowed only three hits he handed in his uni form with the brief statement that he was through. Weddell will go to Marshall Minn. soon. where he will play with a samipiofdslional 188111.81: cording to intensities siren out. WW BRITISH POLO WEAM WOULD LIFT Gilli. LONDON. May adulterous been some uncertainty as to the composi- tion of the British polo team which Is to attempt to win the international polo cup trom the American team at Meadows-soil, 1., 1., In June, but’lhls 1m dispelled yesterday when King George buds farewell to the chillies!- or: at Buckingham misc! ,. The chosen osmotic to represent the hritlsh isles were (21511118111 it. (1. Alison. Captain mile in. e cheapo. Capt. Virisn Molten. and (last Noel Edwards. hing doom when no 111181111 hands 11111111111 them their in their shorts to bring the can back to illusions. GHAbhflldl 1W NORWALK 71AM. ism 11.11 play any utilise): 9500 yards 159 Curtain Scrim. Special Saturday 50 dozen Men's Shirts for Saturday ...... ... Kayser‘s $2.00 Silk Hose ........... Blankets, Robes, Table Linen, Hats, Caps, Umibiellas, Truuks an Traveling Bags at your price tomorrow. 28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET ANOTHER couuaoricur LEA u ' . iWest have a special odor is their 1811 11 1111118111 to 111811 is ' 1111118 posts like .to W .7 3-41; yard 1. IIOIIVIOIIOIOIOA lllllll otlloi1a .89-4. $1. 00 and 31.49118! cos-8.....nuci-A-u .11....u..... . FORMED. . . HARTFORD, May 6.—-At a meeting, in Iihe Hotel Garde, this city, Sunday" evening, a professional . league was formed to include the lowing towns. Manchester, Rockvi Meriden, Windsor Locks, Collinsv e,» and Wallingford. The well-know Dublin team will representMefl Another meeting is to be held 1 day night to perfect the organization. and elect oillcers. It is probable fights; the name Connecticut State League oil Professional Baseball Clubs will chosen , A. A. u. CHAMPIONSHIRABOUT TONIGHT. _ BOSTON, .May. 6.—-More than amateur boxers from many citie the United suites and Canada wil ' ' ticipnte in the National Amaten letlc IUnlon boxing championship hops; tonight. . .. A number at national title not will defend their honors. The ‘ testsnts win 11111111118811 memorandum the recent New England Amsteu letio Unionhs championships an isms ere from New York, New Orlando, Philadelphia, Chicago, Toronto, M tresl and St. John, N B.‘ WILL MEET A SECOND .11, Ponsssus and Sherman Go Royal Arcanum. will meet for the H and game in the series of live at ., pet bowling, in the Ponassus rooms Norwaik, tonight. The South stoma, boys hope to win but Norwalk profit sea to have a strong lineup: a... J. .l‘. Monshan. ot ‘Boston, is spends lag the day in this city on bulimia ‘ Mssterfieeman J Poet ls condngd._ to his home with an attack cintu .. Willi”. ' Mrs. Thou Morrison and do A ter. of New York, org in Norwsi spend the summer months. Nothing looks nicer than a, serge suit on 8 hot day, Gavin“); pane 5. is. 0. Murphy, ihsprosident at. George Taper Pulp mill, 3“. (1111.911 8 new Hudson tort power automobile. The Hatch s Bailey company their 1.118111181811111 call your tion to their standard of dispute. read what théy say. Harris 9. Guns are having 111' small building formerly occupi Butcher “choose from street to Raymond street, Thomas 0. (tasty and Tripp returned trout 11111111. where they you care 111. tisnty‘s new I' , ‘ nom- fsml of ill rested, 111111 cyclonic. by”
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