fol that is
3,813.16. pleases and
nob to our
trons, and we
sys avoid fiction;
.9 misrepresentation.
or custom invited.
~ BUY
‘ Hazclton
Coal
«T
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co
T‘L. 294. 122 WATER ST.
V1? 59113 a very high grade oat lied
flea], free from clinkeis Try 11.
3 ushels before you lay in’ you)
nth ,5 supply and he (envinced
.ially good and i
' CLEANSING
and .
l’RE-SSING
in all branches. neatly and care-
‘ ~ invite inspection of our :plant.
RED CEDAR SHINGLES
are a hobby with 11s because we know how they last when put on
to a house properly. We ve investigated them thoroughly and the
mills we buy of assure us our Ghlngles are all out from good sound
llmbm and dried slowly under a temperate heat so as to retain their '
lite. Whether repairing an old root 01 putting on a new one you want
the bestwthatjs the hind we handle.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
(11‘ course we have cheaper grades of shingles and it doesn't huikc
any particular difference to us which is desired. and it you don't
know on? hand which you prefer come in and let us lay the two
kinds side by side.
All kinds of religious articles
L*Iilanlce's,
New lingerieand net waists
Tristram & Hyatt's. See the adv.
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Gingham aprons of all kinds at the
X. it"), 1Ryan Company store. Prices
will be found in the adv.
Minimal Delaney of Cross street.
3 First District, lost a horse yesterday.
-3 The animal had been suffering from
who
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 WALL ST. Tel. Orders Promptly Delivered.
Cool and Comfortable Furniture
For the summer cottage, the porch, or the lawn, at very low prices.
wmoow SCREENS AND senses oooas. .
Extra quality. All sizes. Save» money by buying them here.
Refrigerators and Ice Boxes
Every size and style, with tile. porcelain or galvanized lining. K
A SPLENADID STOCK OF HAMMOCKS.
licensed thirty dogs since May 1st.
11 penalty of $1.00 for their tardiness.
George Walston, drunk. complained
of by Mrs. Mather. of Connecticut ave-
3 ed to keep away from her home.
‘ ‘ ‘ i .
Men’s Blue Serge Washington Camp, No. ll. P. O. S.
3. . or A., will hold its regular meeting
Suits All Wool$10
Tuesday evening. There will be in-
itiation on two candidates, and
SUITS FOR $7.
$15 SUIJ‘S AT 310.
business or importance
' .’
Gottheb s
$784910 Clothing Store
NORTH MAIN STREET.
ODD FELLOWS’ BANQUET. }
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Ex- Congressman Hill Will Be Among
the Speakers.
fully done at the
RESCENT.
‘LAUNDRY
You will llnd our
The lianbury News. of Saturday.
printed the following regarding the,
visit ot’10ur i-lrothers' Lodge, of Nor-3'
walk, to that city this evening: .
Arrangements have been completed
for the banquet and celebration that;
the Progressive Lodge of Odd Fellows;
will give the members of Our llrotli—
ers‘ Lodge. of? Norwullt».I on tho occrr
siou ot‘ the visit of the members of the.
latter lodge to this city 1111 next .\lon3
day night. The event is expected to
be one of the largest that the Odd Fel-
lows of this city have held in some
time and all the members of lh‘ogres?
sive Lodge are expected to turn out
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TODAY Iii WALL STREET
Failed for $3,000.000.
l’lill.Ai')l<li.l"lilA, May ~i.—-'I‘hc fail-
ure of Cramp, Mitchell 'aud Oomvany.
bankers and brokers was, announced
on the rPhiladelphia Stock Exchange
today, with‘llabllitles exceeding $3.-
000. 000
work is
second 111 11111111, 1115 it Is done by
experienced hands. We gladly
All work collected and delivered
free of charge.
fret. 441. 1'
Those; -3 5 -_4
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SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. and make ‘the celebration a big suc-
cess 1
Among the speakers at the banquet
will be ex-Cmgressinnu‘hiiiih' 111M. ieu ]
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. Spring Meeting to be mm: at the Nor.
MW. .‘ ‘4"
JUNK DEALER
it only need write a postal or
h e to Win. Eflron and you will
ready market for things which
don't want, such as rags, papers,
as .rnbbers, scrapsiroa, metals.
beds a specialty. We are
nag-1136: your call. Wm,3 Enron, 3
it St. Tel. 441 ‘
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walk Methodist Church on
Friday.
The Siifll1gwlnslitute of the Fair
held 33(701111ty Sundhy School Associa-
tion. Auxiliary of the Connecticut Sun
day School Association, will be held
at the Nonwallt Methodist Episcopal
Church. May 8th. The following pro
gram will be rendered: ‘ ‘
2:45mPraise Service.
3:00-—Storles and 1Story Telling,
Rev. Geo. B. Gilbert, 'llliddletown.
a:is——A1 the Forks or the Road.
Wallace 1. woodin, Hartford.
4:30—-—'l‘he Organised“ Adult lllble
tsnaut- Governor l1‘.0. Healer and At-
iorney Leo “axis. of Nocwulk; Judge
John R, iBOOUI,‘ ex Senator Charles S.
Park and the Rev. H t}. Meserve. oi
this clit.
and the members of Echo Rebekah
Lodge will assist in ssrving.llurl11..
the banquet the Progressive Lodge or
.chcstrs will dispense music and a pro;
gram of entertainment will be render;
Qdi
3 As previously announced the mem-
bers of the lodge will meet at the hall
on West street at seven o‘clock anda
meeting will he held for the purposei
Old lhings Will
Have Passed Away
If you will let 11s call for your
old furniture. repair, upholster and
varnish it, the old will have pass“-
333ed away and all things will have
Our phone
number is 489.’
KOHN BROS.
72 North Main 81;“.
‘ Tel, 489.
30f transacting any regular business.
you need for temporary use.
Class,
R611. Chasm. .iioyd. West Hartford. bitter the business meeting,
113111 see 11s where we can show
; no line and large assortment
and ‘Second: hand Furniture.
'3 111111 Wedding A111
Birthday;
also "'
I
7':45-Praise Service. ' be or short duration. the members will
‘ S:00—.—How to Obtain Enough ’l‘rnlned
'5 Teachers”
' Rev. Chas. .A. Boyd West Hartfoid.
: 81451—1119. ideal Sunday School
Wallaco l Womiin‘ Hartford.
“w..- ,
street station headed by the Danbury
band. where they will await the special
train that will bring the members 11
Our Brotliels' Lodge and District lie-
vputy Grand Master filessie la. Benedict
_ and his staff. to this city The parade
will reform and march down White
, At a luncheon conference of the and Main streets to the Odd Fellows
iSouih Norwslk Congregational Conn» building, where the members 01‘ the
i (smut evening final arrangements Not-walk degree. tes‘m will work the
were made regarding the step which initiatory. degree on a somber of can
3 i the church is to take or establishing didates. The degree team consists of
' a’ dollegiats Department or the 31m. Mtytwc men and it is expected that
.3“)! 8011001 and church work in the every member of the team will come
' ’WoodWard avenue section of the city its this city for the occasion.
Rev. Ci Stewart; 11 state worker in‘ .W“ ‘
Congregational Sunday than. wort; FIRB‘V DISTRICT WATER BILLS
"is to be on the ground this week to3 3”“ OUT-
aid in establishing this new depart.‘ 0'03?“ Frederick Buckley.
4-5.-
COLLEGIATE CHURCH WORK
m
the tichsr'aré“ 31111
VEGETABLES
3 We carry 3
3 variety or the very lineal: o
1 seasonsble vegetables ‘
Call and «let do suggest some "
0f the
”open the school May 17111 The School Willi *3 “*9 ““3! in“ 0‘ in“ “cm.“
‘ will be 1111119111111. immediate aspen“. of derwalk. it was only last week
'sndenc'y at Franklin Thompson. but. that he and his assistant, Miss Cline
will be operated as; déparfi'fieu‘t of stead sent out approximately 4,600
' ‘ . 1 r r rents. This is 111111
L Town Clerk illerbert R. Smith has .
each owner of the shine having to pay - -
1111s. was let go today after being warn-1 -
which will A
form in line and parade to the White?
‘ .clssa condition.
“33"th coming season. probably to cats
oi-towh people lie secured a bargain.
District water commissioners .4
NORWALK‘I
LEADING
DRY GOOD. STORI
Tristram .
AND
Hyatt
M ”aim
ROW___A___YT
Airs Garret Smith of New Y',:'o1k
'has 111 Thf’ii at ’lokeneke fol lilo sea
Si)“
Miss .lanc [smile or iit‘iilt‘l
the cock—11nd \1lll1 \iiss llclcn D11-
fault.
Mrs. V. .l.iicnclisl1u 11f Slate line,
1.\I11ssachusalls3 spent 311‘s11111la31 “ilil
fri1 ads in liuwayton.
.Ihlin 'i‘iclroul 1111i
spent the week-
:111d Mrs.
of Brooklyn,
.\I r.
family.
and at tin-tr suinnicr residence here. .
.\ir. and Mrs. William 'l‘.
and daughter. Gloria, wure the ghosts
\cstcrduy of Captain and Mrs, John
..ii lieWnlers. ol‘ I’ennoyer street,
George Smitlr who has been at-
.tc11tii‘na the l'11111-1nl (T his grandfath-
er in l’itlshmgh l’ennsv.l\anls l1u~ 11,1
turned to his home at licllo island.
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The menu will be a line one. - The Ladies. members 0" me mine
class of the Methodist Sunday school
are reminded of t.1e business meeting
.procsedlng‘the scolal at the home or
itlouncllinnn George W Stevens on Me
1Kinley street tomorrow evening.
a
. .lloward Stevens, son of Asian
ifitevens of this 11l11ce,who underwent
an operation tor appendicitis in the
llanhury Hospital. recently, is recov
orlng nicely. Mrs. Earle Thomas.
sister of Dr. Stevens,’ called on him
Friday.
Mama...—
The Ladies” i‘tld Society of the
{Micthodist Church will hold 11 most
ling in the chapel Thmsday afternoon 3
'llans will be made 101 the supper to
1119' held in the near future: also ioi
illie bazaar which will he held later
A full attendance is.
In the season
desired. ".33 « 3
'7 I- “'w' . a
“Thorsten-O. Stabel-l. who recently;
purchased the old Sheffield island
lighthouse, has had the two and one
halt acres or land cleaned up; and the
house overheated and placed in first-
ltie intends to rent
in the property. as his bid was #8. 569
The Rewayton Boy Scout team
went down to defeat in a closely (3611- ..
tested ten inning some. on the Damien
:‘diamond Saturday afternoon. 3.;’l‘he
final score was 312- ill. Rownyton had
Prince’ 5
spent ‘ '
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l 1e\\’uters
it
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the kind we sell.
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Lowest, Prices.
gch‘ advise Mothers to come
in and look over this beautiful
assoitmcnt oi Carriages at his
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SPEAKING oi? _ .
Ladies’ Suits
Some of those received in
the last few days are es-
pecially attractive in style.
quality and price.
The New Lingerie and Net Waists
Represent a larger variety than we have eyer shown.
Reliable '. Rain Coats
‘- Every woman appreciates a good Rain Coat and that is surely
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Ni. and Rev Chrysoston ..Huegll O F.
M. The program consists oi’ masses
at 1’1 and 8 11.111. and seivice in the
evening at :15 o'clock At the last
mentioned serviyce ther is given in-
Strnctions. the rosary. the mission ser-
mon and closing benediction of the
‘hlessed sacrament. The first. week is
for the women of the church and the
closing welt for the men ,
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DEATHS Mill MINERALS
Gourds N. French.
George N. French of Bridgeport.
who had been a passenger conductor
011 the New Haven road for thirty-
one years-died enshriday. ' He was
66 years old and win horn in Coven»
try. the son of Eisner and Amanda
Rosecrans Brundage French His en-
centers came from England and set-
tled in Windsor in 31635. and he came
at Eeyolutionary war stock from both
sides of his family. 3 1
3CHUHCH CALENDARS
Grafic Parish.
Monday ~«_(Ionflrn1htio1’1
at 8 p 111 in the «church
instruction
Tuesdayms‘nnusl meeting at the
Junior Guild, in the Guild Room. at ll
' Wednesda11~ch1ans 611.1111, 3
v.iilrs V1111 Baron, 58 “West avenue, at
it 30 fiehrth Fire Girls mi line (1111111
tree or one on high ground.
.11 shalloucpotcd one
w of sap. or wetqvith rain. is. of amuse
”Friendly society in the
w11a~‘3"1na11e 61' partly. comm magi.
‘lesVes,1and it can hold a smouldering
fire for n consideiabls period
' not. Tires start in the dull. ‘
tends to make lightning the largest
single contributing cause. 3
This statement represents a change
of view from that‘held less than a
decade ago in this country, when for-
est journals gravely argued whether
lightning caused forest fires, thoush
it. was known that trees Were, the
objects most often struck. Trees are
said to be oi‘teuest struck simply he»
cause they are so numerous, and ex-
tending upward they shorten the dis-
tauce between the ground and who
clouds; further, their branches in ilxe
air and roots well Into the earth in-
m. electrical discharges.
While certain trees are said to in-
vite lightning. and others to be. im-
muue from stroke. it seems to he a.
fact that any kind of tree- will be
stench. and the most'numerous tree
species in any loo-tuna.1.5111111611911105:
likely tmsuifer. )
other things being equal, lightning
seeks the tallest tree 01 an isolated
A deep-
rooted tiee is a better coraluctm than
and a rtiec lull
a better couduclm than a dry one 1
Lighting sets fires by igniting the
Itiee itself particularly when it is
dead. or partly. decayed and punky; 3
or by lightning.- the (by humus or dim"
at its chase. a ’i‘he..forest «soil, when
.d‘i‘le’d 0113.1, ignites readilyi’hecauae it is
and
It iii
probate that most or the. llghmlnm
e (crest service l 1.1
light! ‘
lithium fire;
Norwalk Chronicler