0 NOT starve your
lawn and garden,
> but FEED THE
__ GROUND WITH NA-
TURE’S BEST AND
STRONGEST
‘FERTILIZER
"Sheep Manure
from Chicago Stock Yards.
Pnlverized and Unadultera-
ted. In Bags of 100,50
and 25 pounds.
' suv'
Hazelton
f (load
-.l‘
V The B. Hershiicid 8: Son CoI
TEL. 294. 122 WATER 3T.
JUNK DEA LER
You only need write a postal or
phone to \‘\'in. l‘lfl'l’dll and you will
get a ready tutu-hot for things which
’ you don‘t want. such as rugs. papers,
bottles, rubbers, scrap-iron, metals.
feather beds a specialty. We are
waiting for your call. Wm. lil‘lron, :5
Rowan St. Tel. 441.
Look over our large slot-h oi‘ lI‘IIrIIi-
titre, Carpets, Rugs. Curtains, etc.
I”;
' Tire largest stock—the lowest prices.
(iii. GUTKOWSKY
e7 Noam MAIN STREET.
[We buy sound-hand Furniture.
Am Having Troubles
UT ,L AM STILL SELLiNG COAL.
Try a bushel and if )ou nic antis-
tied. try a ton
William Efi'ron
{ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK
Tfil. 441.
good throu L’ h
' Piiiiiiiiill
D DD...
Day and Wedding An-
lllrthdayt also
m3
artistry Party, V
REE CEDAR S
to In lltllllie properly. We've investigated
life.
the bent-wtluil' s the. hind we bundle
on} puriiIulIIl dii‘l’eicnco in us which in
iIIIoII oi’i’imnd which you prcl'oi come
14-16 WALL ST.
An immense assortment, including
in and let us lay the two
HIN GILES
are u hobby with us because we know lio'wIVtiIon lust. when put on
them thoroughly’ nnd the
millu we buy of assure llii our Shingles are oil out from good sound
timber and dried slowly under a temperate bent so IIII to retain their
Whether repairing an old roof or putting on u now one ‘you want
The Hatch & Bailey Company
0i C(llll'Be we have cheaper grades of shingles and it doesnt make
donned, and 11‘ von don‘t
«mi
The Norwalk Flirniture House
Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Special Prices on Window
Screens and Screen Doors
IlIlll sizes.
BAMBOO AND VUIDOR PORCH SCREENS.
Complete, ready for hanging, in many lengths and widths.
HAMMOCKS' PORCH FURNITURE, LAWN SWINGS.
' llllillt.
. Downturn-w
llllEllTA’IsII IIIIIIAIIIIII
(Continued fronI First Page.)
a...”
mention Legitlion. under circumstances
~\Vlll(‘,ll gave them much
i
l “the sessions are all private and aur-
iroundod by every safeguard against
,I IIreIIIuturo discunnion of plums it uni-I
known. however, that the chief effort
or today was to try to perfect 11 plan on
which they lIaIe boon \voIklnIIt ever
since. their tender of good oillcea was I
Imude. ’lhls will be luid before
two governments at the eurlicat possi-
ble moment.
g; The sessions are expected to be con-
3 tinuous throughout today and tonight.
. -I The White House declined to make
I I any statement an to what proposals the
United States would submit an a basis
for mediation. it was announced that
nothing would be IIIIiIi that might
any wuy embarrass the mediators.
the regular Cabinet meeting at ;
o‘clock the formulation of the \lllel‘hi
Cllll proposals to the InIIIliutoIs “ill-l it;
i
l
AEI;
ll
eubject oi consiIiqution.
Fletcher Seize: Valuable Property.
m¢¢cay‘.‘ 336W} 7. i '
VERII CRUZ. April 28. lienr
miInl Fletcher inst eIenlnI; solved the
m Men’ 5 Blue Serge
Suits All Wool$10
Good Repairingr
A r'ni'lIeI cominonpiace decimation.
i‘il agree, but i'll llliilio it with an in-
spiring reference for that much abus-
ed word “Good."
ilur are good
and through.
nil over _
We have
repairs
SUITS FOR $7.
$15 SUITS AT $10.
Gottlieb’s
plots. yards IInIi buildings oi the 'l‘eI I
Ininul Company, It llrItisiI owned IonU
corn. control over which he recorded?
as neccusnry in older to facilitate. tlIeV
lesuinption of the normal buslnem III
tivity of the city. The ndmiIIIl bud
been cndenvoring to rent the proper-
ly. but could not t‘llllltl to an ugl‘ee f
mom with the IIIIIIIIIEIIt‘s. us. to the
price to be paid. ‘
lbI InnIIIIgIIIIIIIIIt Ipiotpd II figure
which the nniui authorities consider-
successi’uliy Silllt‘il the (lliIlli‘illi prob~ m! “0‘lele dud Admin” i‘lctillci'
lem ”II DIIOIIIIIIiII'I—I‘ In“ \INI‘V IIHI‘IWSL N ended the controveisi’ b5 lnkinr. ud-
'pllililt‘ of work :Ii minimum cost, and $7&$IO( lo’hingStOIe \meg“ “1. his p‘VthV under ”um“!
give. our (-IIIIIIIIIIIII'I: the benefits of NORTH MAIN STREET. VleVV :Ind Incoming phmuhhm m “I".
our Iconumy 'l‘lllN‘ explains why our ””1“.le
prices are so moderate and why you ”"”'.‘j“:"§?“'""‘“*”‘”" "" "r or to ”I“ 5‘ mm.“ H bI‘l-ab uilieiul M-
receive lIIIllIIr vulue from us than from
oahers.
CHAS. BRAND
WATCHMAK ER
Jeweler and Optician
i
Over ill ,voars' experience.
WcHIKnown, BcSt and Largest Repair
Business.
SOUTH NORWALK. m
Old 'ihings Will
Have Passed Away
if you will let us call for your
old furniture. rcpuir. npholster andr
varnish it, the old will have paSs-
ed away and all things will have
become new. Try us. Our phontI
number is list).
KOHN BROS.
" 72 North Main St.
Tel, 489.
|
to. \I‘Ifi
\ 0 .I
experienced hunds.
inviteI inspection of our plant.
1 Ark collected IIIIIIl delivered
free of charge.
’i’hone
GEEANSING
515‘?“ and
i’RESSlNG
in oil lII'uIII~iIes_ neatly and carc-
lly‘dlone :It tlIII
IRESCENT
LAUNDRY,
.iI. .
will ilnd our work
second to none, III-I ii is done by
We gladly
‘5-4
is
the t‘illlllmll) bud II IIiiIli>iI tiny. Ini Id
IIinllon iur out in the
that .Iiurb lllilllll
.-\IIIIII'iI'.Ins iroin
ii u\;IilIIIl
.‘llli'llllll,
over the \vIItIIr
)ill'ilii in the bI'llcl'
I‘III‘élll prIII'I-nl the
ink; 13.: III'III' llll‘]l I'IIpIIri)‘
Iillll illlillilli‘. IIIIIII-vI-I. \\'.
lllLlllllL‘l‘l‘ of ”III liIIIiIIIIII iIIIilIIny.
'l‘erininnl i"IIIIIpIIII_I.
III”
II.lIi
IliI illII
.\(l|illl'iil ('I'nddIII iI,
president
I-ullIIIi Ill lit-hr
lliU ilrlIislI Iiuiucr
the I-irruinnluntc to him
llll\‘l>l'll .\il'. Mort-out lo [illINi‘lil
claims to the British lIIIreign ”nice.
The 'l‘crminnl Company is In liriiish
concern, most of the stock oi which is
i)\\lli'(l iI_I ruilioud IIunpnniIIs'. two of
“ll-ill. IlIII lntIIIoIIIzIn'III and the Mexi-
Inn. liliI lbilibh IIIIIIIIIl.
iI‘III' the operation of the property the.
military authorities are using railroad
men who have just arrived in Vera
(Jrub, and who offered their son ices in
any capacity.
5 “Six li‘edcrnl soldiers who Ivnndercd
too close to the \Inericun lines were.
captured into Iostcrduy by marines.
There is not any desire among the
Americans to attack or in any way “5
sumo the offensive against the Mexi-
Icnns, so when the marines found them
ililil I'I-lIIiI-Il
'l'iIII liIllllll‘lIl
llia
l‘IVI‘V.
solves in possession of a sound of
. nuns AID “FUHERALSI Hucf’ta‘s soldiers they did their best
l 'IEIl
died
l
“00“.
Fred
Mrs.
I
and
{Milli-Irma II I.
As FRESH AS
the last bit of news that emery
ges‘ from the" ticker are the
VEGETABLES
we oiler. We carry a large
variety of the very finest of
seasonnble vegetabloS. '
Tall and let us thinnest some-
thing tor dinner ‘
The
Dun
Ulla
’IrxllllB‘
Proliarty Where ..I ~ utilize ' Sentinel
‘IWQMI. ‘Adii; ‘ltiI-flndlngIIbII'on-s or "tour
ants workman lVVier‘""lI""I I
I homw
aged 20
ding ,um‘
WE.
tordtown' cemetery, Reading.
0 war; in the tow
Icari
I_,I...Eduar A. Kellogg.
Kellogg. aged 75
years. beyond the linen, and alter II
Vto entertain them. They gosslped
with the Mexicans regarding the news
field
It ehomIe oi‘ his daughter. Mrs. luncheon shook bombs with them and
v Y;ork
lime (iorhnin, 95 South Main street. this V sent them aw IIY-
tsurvived by four children;
‘Mra. lice Gorham;
"I-‘Ietcher Acted Right
1.,0NooN .IDIIII
id“ W. Shriver. 0‘ Norwalh. Icsicrdav by ltcur Admltul VINCIK‘I‘
will be private.
iéir‘V Ii
amines l. airfield
Clare 9 lrvins Garfield died at his
blot avenue this morning.
He was a son of Mr.
Vandm Mrs. Charles F. Garfield, and be-
aldchm his nrents leuveaI two brothers.
Mdothils will be announced
'; laterwlitr Garfield wash
LadyH Wnaldngton Lodge,
olieplkefda of Bethlehem I
3&81'8.‘
FIIIIII‘oraIi of Mrs. Mary J. Scribner.
Miami“ of! Momentary J $oiib- .
ner ledow ofI Ii-lcnry Scribner oi Red-31,“ m & Leo Company. publishers of
dentlivoccurrod m the the Nomad: Directory. in
V liital last Thursday miter-3 with most of the other directories of situation with his
‘ “Warm” 115‘“ 3'93“"de “Willi"! "ilum State of Connecticut. hon written greater part of a two hour session, and '“lI‘wBI
Igrliomo or W in. Tom'lttec'retary Hall of the Norwalk‘Ghnlllj n proclamation will be isaued latex-i ‘
ntorn‘IeiI‘It an Barb 1,9,. of Commerce. that he cheats to today ordering Federal solniers to the'
and will be Vaccine or the industrial conflict.
bury 1
tiImembor of
No. 21..
“my" pleased to taktiup with him any
I or'tliouuhtn that‘pill tend to ed upon in a conference between the
(iterator Norwalk‘ Directory
, re internal: to its citizens and son at " o 'olociI this afternoon.
n‘nn Mrs. (heater Finch. ol‘ Darieu. of the property of the III-mumwncd
liunerul sol-vices two o clock 'l‘hrusduy .1.
erminnl (V‘Iompnuy .II \cia i‘iu‘l.
accepted by tin- llrillsh lI‘orIeiInI Owl
lice as quite wliIlIivn ndmlrnls lights
and in accordance with proinlciy. (ll-
Illolnls hero regard the admiral II uctloni
no coming within the ordinary rou~
tine of such circumstances. it wlus
stated today thut if the Terminal Com
tinny presents II claim to line ilritiah
Foreign Oliioe it will be fmwarded to
Washington in the culinary course.
IMPROVING THE INORIWALK
DIRECTORY.
President Wilaou .. ll.
Lee. 01'
MI” be in Noruwlk this week.
hum;
elicourugo- ‘ '
tlIo ‘
I
llll -
"8. ”The seizure '
com morn
PERCALII}. lll
I
I
I
l
A Splendid Stock of Cotton Domestics
Ad'I
n
RISTRAM & HYATT i
Norwalk' 5 Leading Dry Goods Store
Dainty Dress Goods
LOW PRICED
liAllllC LINEN in piuin colors. Iii. inches wide,
t-X‘OTi‘ll AND li‘lilflNIt‘il lilNiillAMIS in many patterns, the. tile.
light and dark effects, l‘I.’ l~‘.’c.
DOMIIJSTiIi‘ GlNIGiiAMS. lll Iunny shades, 1:2 inches wide, ll i-‘JII.
lI'lNillillIIlAR'l‘
GALATEA CLOTH in stripes of many shade
l’lIAlN l’tll’iJN. in all the new uud standard shades. 27w.
EN 7("l.()'l‘l~i for children's suits, 25c.
II, ltic.
the yard
I ' Wflmufitwoucicwoo. M 304.2. I.-..-I.
... , . . C‘QOCiCJ
i
:illl'.
oomomooéu «mm WI
Billil Biiiiii Wiilli
Silli’i’liiii llilii iiiiiil
.0..__....._.
Mrs. Slawr rt H. Elliott Endeav-
ared to Save Hrr Canine From
Attack oi Neighbor’s Dog
it has li'lll‘lll‘d IIIdIIy illlil .\ll‘I;. Sll‘\\'~V
art it IiiiIoIt. oi
\HIS severely bitten by it dog. yestor~
IlnI ion-noun, ’Iin u llllllllIN
.IIIIiIlI deeply into the flesh of Mrs. lIIlI
litills loll leg. llr. George 1’.
was called to attend, and be iIIInIIIdi»
IIIIIiy winterized IIII- 'I'hia
morning the that it
l\\l) or llll‘i‘i' days before lli‘
I'IIIImlIII-k
IIoilIIIi.
IlIIIlIIr slated
would he
would be able to tell whether illl)‘ so
rious developincnis niny l‘oliow.
Mrs. l'liiioti wnx l.l the house when
she who attracted by the noise of II
do; fight. She ru<lIIId out and round
her I‘how dog fighting with a dog he-
longing ltl l-‘, .i_ iiuin. .lr.. II neighbor.
Without stopping to think oi the dan-
Izer. .\lr.-. lu‘lliott proceeded to septic
me the animals and it was: while she
was trying to not them apart that one
of them sunk iin teeth into her leg.
She did not realize at the time that
aha had been bitten and it was not un«.
til after the dogs had been separated
that she felt a severe pain in her left
leg. Mrs Elliott cannot tell which
animal hit her. As soon as Dr. Cram
had attended to the wound he. phoned
to a véterlnary doctor to come to the
house and examine both animals. The
latter found found both dogs to be
in perfect health and this fact lessons
greatly the chances for any serious
results coming from the bite. Mrs. El-I
liott is suffering considerable this
morning from pain and is forced to re»
main in lied.
m
Still Milli liiliiii I" Ii
:Sherlii Farr Reports Thai Firing.
Continues at William Mina.
l Colorado
-I
._ “MTV
i
I wasInNIo'IIoN .I‘DIII
till. ~ Pleni-
lH'i‘lllltnl 2
lIIi‘l llV
(‘rnm I ‘-
‘I . iii llllli Sillii ~—
VVc have received a new
as we say we always have
lmcry than the combined
m
Prices 85c, 950, $1.25, if:
We charge Silt-I for Trimming Hats
- and Trim Them while You Wait
shipment of Shapes, and
a larger selection of Mil-
Stores of Norwaik,
LSD, t; 352
*
111 SOUTH
Heura: 10 a, m. to 8
REDUCTION!
tion Ioul business is in
win the love of nnvonzI
be below y.ou and how
Mastermind Clairvoyant
PROF. EDWARD A. REED
REDUCTION— $2.00
the Next 7 Days Uniy.
WHAT i no FOR FIFTY CENTS.
I tell you exucth what you
IIbIIIi your wife lIIIIIbIIId SWt‘iilit‘lil‘l or liner. and how in
iIoI Npccuinllon. posit' m or (‘llii up. III illi_\ kind \\lll(ll um
tell you «only what tom
whom anti when H)" \\lll marry
, you everything you called it) llllIl out and illlll (III). wiiiium
asking you one quest on or Ion speuitiugv one \\Ol'.(l
MAIN, COR. CONCORD ST.
p.‘M. Not open "Sundays.
Readings—50c. .FoII
\\li.‘ll l‘lliltl
till Ion .I-‘
wi. h to lilltlu
and how to lllllliii‘lt it:
Iotl (ll he. i tell Ion oi :IiII Ioni-
in mi lo obi. Iin llli be<t ItsulII
IIIIIIIniIIIIIIIIIIs think oi Ion
ii‘ at all in <ilm',t l tni‘
Sympathy.
He won middle aged and unirnveled.
For forty-live. years he bud lived in
the country. At inst he made II trip
to the. city. '
‘ There. for the first. time in his; life.
he now It schoolgirl go through her
gymnastic exercises for the "clinic.
Ineut or ii e little ones at home. Al'tor
Ira/Jul: lll‘. her with looks of interest}
BETTER BUSINESS CONTROL.
Secretary Hail and President Cava-
nagh. of the Norwalk Chamber of
I.
II”
Commerce. to Attend.
invitations have been l'C‘OU'lH‘tl in
thin city from Secretary I‘iIm-IIIII i'l.
IldIellt \VllBOu ‘Oday decided to Ol‘llkll’l 'Ill“! i'lllilllllfiwlilll for «(nmt “mp ppgienrson. Ol‘ the 'ROLIH‘V (‘lllb Ul .\ ‘IV
1‘ 9‘19"“ troops to Colorado ‘0 roatoto IIIlu-Ii u boy who nus standing near it V.York to attend an illustrated lemme
IVVorder in tho cdal ntrike dietritt. where
the virtual civil war exists.
The decision was reached after the
Cabinet during the
The number of troops will be decidI
prosldont and Secretary of War Gnrri~
MI...
'GOIIOKEIFLVi R DIVORCE ON‘
president had gone over the ColoradoI
" i The picture of the filthy on It curccr
who lIuIi tits 1
'I.\'o.‘ tlIe buy replied. "'l‘hom' I: l
"\‘t‘illll Iziitz-II.“ ‘-
”All. how sad!" said the man.
iong'n she had ‘em'l‘i-New
“llo II l
i‘orh l
Why III; Mailer Wapt.
loII Ilil reminds one .of the short; way to
' outer and rise of the highly born of the
eighteenth Iconinry. Commissions then
were not even paid for or the itiislue
ruey. and companies were often Iom
.niupded bv children. Thus wrote Lady
Iit lib use of seven r
'IIIIII tb‘jhniEflllk of molar. and.
I or hearing II noise
rig to know. the canoe
onlyIItiIe‘ major greeting
‘“ “Ideal explainéd the
on 'l‘hcsday IIIIIIIiug. an nth. by H.
Illussell Brand The recipients. l‘IIIin-
(lent .iolIn Cuvunngh and Secretary ii.
iii. Hall, of the Norwnlk Chamber of
Commerce. are given a special invita-
tion to be present and meet Mr. Brnml,
who is the founder of tho Setciety tor
the DevciopnII-Int of Business IIJIIIItIIIIi.
The lecture will be held in the bull
room of the liotcl McAipin, Broadway
and 'lIIllll‘lLy-lItfllFlll ntroot. at 8:120
o’clock. , ‘
IMr. Brand will tell how it is puss?»
bio for a business man to know his:
not profltri each day with 1mm labor
and expense thnn is involved in secur-
hia information Imoml‘tiy'. quintet-
or yearly as at present.
he New York Roturiunn are expect-
ed to turn out in great numbers for
this event It is claimed that Mr.
Brand in the discoverer of tile moat lmI.
portant movement ever inaugurated
l‘
l for the improvement bituminous condi-
tions, a. movement sound in principle.
Dog ,0 ubVlch Elmira.
III ’llOl‘ ‘ Inca. '
practical. and but: lb.
thoroughly
1. course interested.
1
Which the whale buaihoaii w in in or iI‘II
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