FRIDAY: MAY :9, «9:4
SUMMER
Underwear
For G nts, Ladies and Children.
Ladle Swiss Ribbed and Shapv
ed at ...... 10c, 12 1~2c and 25::
l'nion Suits 25¢. 355 and 50c
Gents’ Balbriggan L‘nderwear
.25c and 500
E. K. Banks
Mahackemo Hotel Block, 80. Nowvllk.
New Kodak
Catalog
NOW READY
WM. P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Moro.
South Nor-walk. Norwalk
,¢
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WEATHER FORECAST. l
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and,
warmer tonight; Saturday increasing1
cloudiness and warmer; fresh east to1
south winds. Showers have occurredi
during the last 24 hours between the
‘ltocky Mountains and tilepLake region
and from Texas northwal‘d to Canada.
Pleasant weather has prevailed in oth-i
er districts east of the Rocky Moun’;
talus. A well-defined disturbance is
central this morning over Upper Mich-
igan. it will probably pass out the St.
Inwrence Valley on Saturday, but is
likely to be too far north to cause pre-
cipitation in the vicinity. The temper-
atures are high in the central districts.
.100
PONY “VOTES
iflc box of
Writing Paper on Monday,
DONNELLYS
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
given with our special
June ist.
Read about the Decoration Day spe-
cials at Jacoby's.
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Mr. and Mrs, Frank J. Finnegan of
South Main street. spent yesterday in
New York.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 53; high, 67.
" Clear.
There ,will be a regular meeting of
the Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42,
AI. 0. O. E, this evening.
The Nor-walk Furniture diouse can
ries everything to furnish a home.
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irving K. Polley,o of Monroe street,
who has been Anita ill, is somewhat
" ‘im’prove'd. ;'
i \A ,F Seahmann' a "grocery ptore has
loomplbtp
Shoes for Medicinal Day will
found in the largo stock at Keeler‘ s.
l The patrons of the South Norwalk
Miss E1810 Raihs.of Elizabeth street. Electric Works will find a notice or
has accepted a position as stenotyplst interest to them in today's adv. col-
' in a Bridgeport office. 'Iumns.
Me")
A cargo of pipe for the First Dis-
trict water department arrived this
morning .
There will he an inspection of the The Miller family from \‘ew York
NOW!” police in. the City Hall this have taken possession of their Harbor
afternoon at 2 3.°°¢1°°k- iView Cottage. where they will stay
-for the summer.
—Pan-American: straws. O'Brien‘s. |
l Frank 0. Johnson has sold his
M”. B- 1- Gable 0’ Newark, N. J"Thouse. 17 Lincoln avenue. to Robert
will spend a week at “19 homo 01' MTS- IJosolovsky. and has moved to his new
J. H. Sloan, 10 South Main street. house, at 86 Taylor avenue.
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~0uting shoes, all kinds. Conneailyi In view of the fact that the city
& Bracken. iclerk's office will he closed tomorrow.
lthe checks for the firemen and the
. _ William lifonohan was arrested this street department workers were issued
.I Ianorning for stealing linoleum belong- today. ‘
' ing to the store of Jacob Yourdisky,, ....s - .
‘ ‘Ely avenue. His case will be tried? The Broad River school children are
I'this afternoon. igntherlng flowers to decorate the
. ' - lgraves cf the children that had gone
a ‘- Charles Bernior was before Judge to the school in the past years. ~ The
, E M Lockwood in ‘the town court children think‘ that they ought to re
... . this morning on the charge of drunk- member their playmates and the gath-
. ennesa. He was found guilty but- metering of the flowers is done each year.
r court suspended sentence.
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ers. Annie F.‘Minton. of 'Golden
Hill street is spending a few days in
Grand Gorge, N. Y. Tomorrow morn-
aming Clarence Brown, Freeman Minton
‘and William‘ Ferris will auto to
Grand Gorge éolspshd the week-end
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Decoration Day suggestions will he
found at J. I. Mallette’a See adv.
(git; case of! the Hershileld Horse
mpany against William H; Srnlth,
was concluded in the Court of Com-
, 1.. awn Pleas. yesterday afternoon,
, Judge Scott reserving decision.
will return Monday. Ia‘he trl ill” be
made in Mr. Browns Osman
Joseph Bartos and Andrew. Paar. “PTA'N ROONEV MAKES A RES
who have been home On a twenty- 602.51.
eight day furlough; have returned to‘ M‘
their ship. the U S. S Delaware, at Party in Small. Open Boat in Danger
Nor-fold. The Delaware will procaedI on Wednesday Afternoon. ‘
to Mexican waters.»
“Yachting and finnisshom. ConI 'bOat Mabel, one Of the Stevens Oys-
neatly ll Bracken.
3,515.19 silogzthe pure .
wmgmwuuck.
beI
with j;Mra iMlntori..T-he entire party
is Captain W. .1. Stevens, 312, of the‘ ’4
's fleet, was working ort‘
Summer NeceSsities
STANDARD ‘PERFECTION
COOK STOVES
No.1 burner
No. 2 burner
No. 3 burner
Porch Chairs
Porch Hammocks
Porch Screens
Refrigerators
Screen Doors 79c up
Window Screens 19c up
The Largest and Most Cpnlpiete Line in The Norwalks.
Quality the Highest, Prices the‘ Lowest.
A. .J. Collins 8: Co.
1
$4.25
$5.75
$7.98
75c up
$3.98 up
750 up
$4.98 up
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'[nl' - ‘(‘l‘,';'r-, -I-I- ’ Ur-J- . Ur';-¢' -. -/
Fertilizers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS,
=1 Louis Avrick
‘ The Union Clothing and Shae Store.
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NORWALK.
PHONE 488
0. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes ExaminedI;.Free
We Rent AutOmobiles
The roads for miles around are rapidly getting in prime condition
. and there is no greater pleasure than a spin through the cOuntry, when
when the first signs of spring are showing.
Our rates are very reasonable. and our chauffeurs are skilled and
careful men. Orders by talephonsr‘will receive prompt attention.
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OSCAR H. BANKS
Distributor for Fairfield County. River Istreet, Not-walk. Conn. ' j:
A Vacation for EverVLOdy
Four Days’ Trip $18
888 Miles of Travel——-—-AJI Water
New York to Old Point Comfort. Va., including meals and stateroom
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thenco via James River
Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va.,1ncludlng supper, stateroom berth
and breakfast the following morning: noonday lunCheon at Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond or Murphy in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening viii.
steamer to Norfolk, Va... including supper. stateroom berth and breakfast
the following morning; noonday luncheon at Norfolk on ship; leave Norfolk
some evening xeaoept Sunday) 7xp.m,. for New York. including meals and
stateroom berth, arriving New York following afternoon abdut 4 p. in.
Steamers sail every week day atll p m from Pier 25, N. R., New York.
foot of N. Moore street. I
Send for illustrated pamphlet; “Spur Departhieht,
OLD DOMINION LINE
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SUMMER DRESSES ‘
IIn the latest shades and the season's most fahlonabie
(”Signs shell-otcuuuesaplooos ads-...As'.k-nsI$1.49llup
- ...Was’ll Skirts
[MIL woooaow, Traffic Mamas. \ .l J. BROWN, don,- Ira-c. agent.
: lfll‘illi‘lndzaygsili‘jhcgsl Eggwdglglspflmt: derford. at which the agreement was
I. ficutio a and estimates given.
-- all kinds of mechanical drawing done. I
I: Tracing and bleu printing done. Reu'lresult of the negotiations
~- onabls.
': Tel. 346.12.
>Lawn Mowers .............. $2. 89 UP
DECORATION DAY SPECIA 8'
Summer Dresses
In plain and {lowered novel—
ties, including the Long Rus-
sian Tunic Effect. Prices
ranging from
Men’s and Youufg Li
Men’s Suits $12.98
The greater assortment Of
$15. $16.50 and $18 suits you
See the values we are offering on
Straw Hats, Slices and Clothing We
have the new (line Shirt and Union ever saw. Special for till; ;
Suit. Watch our window. 0 t0 . week, $12.98. 4'
$3 Silk Waists $1.98
These waists are made of
very handsome silks, all colors.
TheSe are genuine $3. 00
waits, but we will sell them
Men’s and Young ,
Men’s Suits $17.95
Garments worth up 10,525.
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALKI
DeCOI a t i on ' gsI ash advertisement for only showing malny of Iihc osdealson’s
. o I 9 ex reme Sty es an m c I. .‘i’,
D it’ll}: Jacoby ‘ ,S ii’igl’?
ay Have it - Want it
OPPOSITE HOYT’S), THEATRE ,'
TROLLEVMEI VOTE Til i
AGGEPT NEW SCHEDULE
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Suggestions
CEMETERY
. VASES
10 CENTS “03de ‘Asa result of the action M; an; Mrs. IA. Aldridge have
yesterday the conditions and wage rent I e “We," \iarduell cot-
tage, with the intention of put-
scale offered by the company with
Isome minor changes agreed to water
3 for 250 iday will go into effect next Monday
liigh Glass Vases ........ 10c each at \vhith time the old agreement ex-
Guaranteed Garden Iiose plain 10:: ft: “’99 and will be in effect for “‘0
01,8“,an Garden Hose wire years in come. Thus the entire mat
12c "IItcr which twice before has gone to
chasing the same if satisfactory are
rangements can be made.
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Vacant houses are in demand and
good prices are Offered for summer
cottages. Silver Aline is growing in
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wound .............. . ...... . favor and the rental prices have in- '7
Galvanized Watering Pots. all Iarllltrstion and been 1°"IFI draun out, creased at least twenty-five per cent. .1
sizes ______________________ 25c up has been settled amicailv within a . ..
8 Ball Croquet Sets .. .984: to ”I75Ishort time and ill harmonious ses-
sions between the representathes of
39:: the men and their emplovers.
l While the exact vote of the unions
in accepting the offer of the company
could not be learned it was learned
lthat it was decisively ln lav or of ae-
.cepting the odor. This was shown
eiwhen the delegates assembled early
Igest terda\ afternoon at the Hotel One-
co and in session compared the votes
lof their unions taken at the special
sessions 0 Wednesdav night. The
Juana scale was accepted. and be»
sides an increase of half a cent an
hour for the first year man up to a
cent an hour for the maximum scale.
ilt prmides for ten cents an hour for
immime work tn place of the. which
AIIrChitect '7 and 'thna been the extra amount paid in the
Mechanical gm”
Following the session at the Oneco,
When Architect Boring completes
his palatial residence it is doubtful
whether he will rent ills summer f:
cottage, though it lies on the con-
fines of his vast estate. half a mile
or over from his new'lnansionl
lienry Hubbell, the portrait paint-
er, has answered'his critics concern-
ing his alleged socialism in; the
spirit which we anticipated in our”
former article. lie was in the Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church as- ani ab-
tendallt in company with his wife,;
when the :Socialistic Ibreak-upl'of 'th
meeting occurred. Being. of a SS"
patlletlc nature and a human-e dlsi
position, he could not help b‘Jt utter
a protest against the brutal. way-tit
officers handled and treated’tfie 1W
ers of the movement. Mr. Hubbel!’
is a very distinguished looking man
Wood Lawn Rakes
lce Cream Freezers . ........ . 750 UP
Porch Blinds, green and natural
bark.........,. .980 up
Albert F. Gellebe
25 West Washington St,
South Norwalk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery.
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at which the info was totaled up and and has a striking, impressive
Draftsman ‘mmpnrcd, the delegates went into pearance. and somewhat resent!)
session with Grand \lanager Pun- the German poet Goethe, if we
permitted to judge from the latte?
portrait and statue.
finally ratified by both sides The trol
19) men were very muCh pleased at the
and the
fpromptitude and harmony with which
gthe ertire matter was settled.
N°"W"k- c°"“‘l The following official statement was
222 made after the session yesterday af-
ternoon jointly by Vice President Puti-
iderford and the delegates, covering
ithe ratification of the agreement:
“At the :onference this afternoon
between the committee representing
I the several divisions of the Connec- art colony were present and e
prltleos. divgoéef 22:1 gzl‘l‘éancyllsTgirllall-EZNQ“ company and the New York and the quick shifting scenes ‘ s;-
by furnishing unequaled service. at alStnmi’ord “NPR"? and Vice Prefil‘ .slum. the sculptor. and his so
fair price. dent J. K Punderford, of the com- withsomeofthe art students alltl
it is true economy to deal with us. wow, and after certain additional els, enacted scenes of one“
conceSsions had .been made on the Occidental life with dramatic
Espwal “mum to mm"), mu” on art of the company. at the request- and orderly dignity. The Alkali
THE SILVER LAKE '05 60- of the committee. covering certain I cut quite a figure in the Wrist? of.
Phone Him” ’I' 22 Hoyt St, Uptown
suggestions made by the men at; make-up and burlesque marshiIilg.
their meetings last night the men l tesque grimaces. From Alfred to
'ilb.‘
accepted the working conditions and. I mond ranged the exquisite fo‘rn’l of i I
the following wage scale. covering aiAmIerican dude to the embonpoin 'I
Money loaneTl on articles of pvalus.
Bargains in unredeemed pledges.
Also
On Thursday evenings c'llurcb sod ,
ble of the realistic type and melodra
matic order was given by medallion"
Aid at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alone?
20 Buttery. There was so much var:
riety in the make up of the portioh,
pants and the casual incidents ill“
sprang from the acting of the grod’
of players that the interest of this
spectators never lagged. Many of ‘
48 FRANCE STREET,
“Silver Lake Ice.”
We have extended our service” to
South Norwalk in response to many
requests.
tern: ,of two vears from June 1,, the weir-fed Hollander. Miss Ell
1914; . "' [John personated a West IPoint paw
“First year . 1-2 cents per hour I of the official rank. Miss A‘li'
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Second year . .212 1-2 cents per hour tery was the ‘young Ohic‘erIs h
Third wear .....'...24 cents per hour heart. Mr. and Mrs. Gedrge Fr
Fourth year ...25 1-4 cents per hour New York. were sprayed »
Fifth sear ..... 26 3- 4 cents per hour costumes, dire. Joseph Gut
JOSe h ROSenfield Sixth year and thereafter lAlonzo Buttery. Mrs. swan?“
p . ....... 28 t 2 cents per hour Doven. M'rs. Fred Buttery,
40 WATER STREET. 9 “The overtime. late being increased nie Battery and Ethel Wardw
ABIlg Line of Suit Gases. Clocks, from five cents to ten cents per hear costumed in provincial, col in
Musical Instruments and Hardware.
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above the employees regular rate." icourt styles ‘Nearly all
Besides a satisfactory increase lnItumés were of the a'ntiqu’o W
the wage scale the trolleymen areI of the fashionable cult of an
pleased at the agreement Of the com- days; yet no two were alik
pally to certain requests made re- W- 0 Boring and her 81316
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Brackfss‘l. so. ' Dinner, 85o._
upper, 25s. Igarding the conditions of k which New York, were present. M
" ‘ ‘whiie of minor importac ch made ms is’ the wife of one at th
. pleasant concessions for the men. original sarchitects in th
Saturday Dinner ’ w 3’ ‘ ‘ States. .‘H. Borglum ,wo
prize. and Alfred Aiken
, for their apt and indl‘l
Eugene Mariove nhodes. one or the “D
moso‘popnlar magazine writers of to
day,s contributor to such magaslnesI
.as the Saturday Evening Post, his
Rice'wPudding'i’v ~ ' short stages IaIIi-e only: theIteXIadaD: AUBURN, N Y., may
' ' I" " -'~ We!” £999!“ 91“” eyar ber of cases of scarlet f
Illumination. rehd andPiss . . .. Ifuli of;adtion..I They possess plot or local prisons today men
I . Q no inature viii! big 57399138 ‘Eflm‘ eighty. most of the viet
SenMI Orders” '1‘ DInIeI of Mn: [ha women's- prison mm
d “1“" 3": it 19 “011 regulations are in force. '
Aid tellins shuns; At the prison it was s
Ml, 9,1139“ the (patients are. doing .satls
‘ sEALEo: census.
Pe‘a Soul!
Roast Beef
"Beef Pie
' Parkand Beans
‘ . Baked Potatoes"
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