Pr . paid thsmby0.E.Wihonbeforeuoon
. , Thsrawasaoshhrattonolthanoly
Mrs. John R. Comatock,ol Wilton,
diadat the home of her sown-layer
Frank Oomstock, on South Main street,
yesterday, attsra long illness. Ber re
mains will be taken to Wiltou,whsre
(ungral services will he held on Saturday.
A large delegation tram Old Well
Lodge. 1". tA. 11.; went to New York
on the sac mksnight and visited
‘ ,. meicfl'em ?
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~Wesunirhml%
' '5' Mfr HM
IL church'will scatter-mom sites-t
g; mastths mu In. John. P.
fair ZeluflouChestuutwrnet. in the everl-
ing the members of the Epworth League
' will give a literary entertainment.
Friends of the church uninvited to st-
tend both these gatherings. ‘
Harlan E. Smith, daughter of Frank
E. Smith, was four years old yesterday.
She m the event by entertaining
a party of her little friends at the home
otherpsrsnts, No. 37 West lists street.
, . nilfiatnrdsy‘warmer.
,followodhyraiu. .
wereheldthismoruingin 8t.
M’saturuh in obstrvancsot Ascen-
‘ifl '
Day. They had a dellghtiul time playing dur- .Lr
log the afternoon, and alter tuning on
lots of good airings went home smiling
and happy.
A dispatch says that some excitement
prevails in Georgetown, over the myster-
ious dinppcarsuce of George Lane, a
tamer, and lire. Frank Whitaker ot the
urns place, who have been missing since
Saturday. Lane boarded with Ire.
Whitaker whose husband is employed in
the wire mills, and the two are supposed
to have sloped.
At the opening at the state conveno
tion, A. O. E, in Bridgeport yesterday,
the secretuy reported that there are
titty-one courts in the state with a total
membership or 5,420; that during the
‘ ‘E'nllstorsat Nam stun street, bor-
3' ,’ lslislhgflttndnp fora stationery
*- t I i
,4. l’ :WWB “Wham .3
@fififl lore bituminous coal at
d.F.il’artriok,thehuilding mover ot
_- Murat-is» work raising and improv-
is; fit. We parochial residence at
i
1. .5
smear-term. hull dog
1“ ,h‘ , nnaamaller dogouRaih
Square and caused a lively wens
audthat theorderis ina very prosper-
ons condition. A banquet and reception
was given last evening in honor of the
delegates, numbering about 100.
—Go to C. E. Harvey's for ladiu’ pat-
snt tipkid hnttonshoes,for950.
than not." man.
he hungry guest at the nearest table
was beginning to loss patience.
"How long have you been here?" he
asked a waiter who was passion. busy
over nothing.
“About three years. ” ’
"0h, then you were." helore i
camo.”—Philadelphia Tina.
The Committee on the Soldiers’ Home
at Newton visited that institution to-day
landarrangsd for thcdedicatioualexer-
oissswhioh will take place Friday.
ABrittotBou'alo-byflreyesterday
was settled and the amount
My. mammuoo.
, Wat'l‘rinitychnrchatsandmao
o’clod this morning. There will he
emingpraysrandanaddre-thiaeven-
Broe.wharf a cargo oi
‘. undrsdtonsoriceishsingunload-
‘edtoerorgsLKsslsr. Theiceistrom
Iaipeaadmme of it is twenty inches
thiik...
,llilsolry, tothanew damat the
masservoiris completed. Ols- jars
, the names at all who had anything
“ . ybllléllfi‘hswwkm embeddediuit,
andmdadlorlatarsrstersnee.
if ’1"
a
Wild Watcher—1n your last paper
you referred to means horse thiet, a
murderer and a liar.
Editor—Well, what was there wrong
about that?
Wild Westerner—I don't as why you
wanttoblsst aman’s reputation with a
statement likethat. i may be, as you
claim, a horse this! and a murdsrc, but,
thank heaven, sir, I am no Bari-Judge.
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By Pnpilsoer. WALTER J. BALI.
‘ The Eminent Pianist. assisted by
SHE. ADOLPI-I HABTDEGEN.
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son. at the
Wuflfimmm a mass}:
caulk, in mid county.
m... .ncsa‘w‘w
’eleetorz'
by the following ilva surl‘tax-
noae of aliens are licensed
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. ties.
lins'atehlieoflringalpselalty.
Ills-sh lain lt., - “ashlar-walk.
WALL PAPERS.
Spring Styles.
“mutants—stadiums!
Hawaii.
Abra
rm: Merits llllile Bill
Pm. ram HAM“. “Mom
AID DUOIA'HIG.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
lwsrtalcosbstt'slewm
79 WallLsgton St, South limit.
nouns.
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00.,
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rs. Worlditmowoed Violincellist, and
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£31. 14%; ,
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'lba roped: Baritone. " ’5’ 'ms' mira'l
ADMISSION, including Reserved Scat, 50¢ and 75c.
“ Trail Leaver iridium in irlli Small at 9.50.
””2312?“ WEST-Eli’s
suction, an 17th. UNABRIDGED
DICTIONARY.
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la the funny Yacht My.
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annular-Ia. fl . Tom new assure. In as
Valera-s, ' ins-arm“, Jamal I" [I] II '
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lsamuwcassleath-dmegnry's. mle All "JUSTMTED WEEKLY
M“ ‘0'." m '03 0"“;1, 8.0? SCHOOL Al“
W”¢v “ kfla. soar sesame.
are lacs-ed. .
flmfima’ti'wm‘im Three Dollars ($31 I Year Postpaid.
who. m a sins snare is as
Detonator-titan. The. who m lad-Isaac shove-ates:
mmfihmamflfuwb 9 n ‘ u I U M '
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”m rum ' nun ' an.
..... Jllrlal of Invention
7“ Brendan, New York,
“mumnra-ram.
warms
some I. rennin,
wthIflflat
PM All llllllll
Brick, unto. Conant.
DICTIONARY.
Blue Item. Etc.
loci-Isl. Lashes-Is. laser-t THIRD EDITION.
Initiate. Franklin, and wuwr'ww a. as»
Wilksssarrs Goals. . fith'ma'“
litll lit lllllllllll Pillll "- “a
Yard‘tootothhiugtonanrllar- “'0'mvufl
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UNABRIDGED c
‘ ARTIFICIAL Milli.
Ararc o ' unity for Lad,
ice to' get» air bonnet trim-
mingsstless thancostofmanvr
nfactnrc. Elegant sprays of
Silk and Velvet Flowers, rub—
ber stems, from 12§c to 89c,
worth doublcthe money. Come
early and make yonrsclection
before the amortmentis broken.
Ribbons. '
Flowers more attractive we will
offer some remarkable bargains
in doublchced Satin Ribbons,
in colors. and black, suitable
No. lB~worth “hunks I“
new --~ »
‘ or. e orr. a 3:0 y. or,
Eirefi good . l
Superior qualities attached
to Low Prices are the requisites
to make a sale like this all ef-
fective one, and this we are de-
termined to do. Ladies can
come prepared to boy freely.
If you do not find our claims
fully substantiated, return us
the goods and get. our money.
You run no risk in Saying of us.
COMBINATION SUITS.
$20. $22.50 and $25. Im-
ported French rhbes at $17 .50.
$15,.sil7 50 and Still Pattern
Dresses at $13.50. $10, $12
and $13 50 Pattern Dresses at
$9.50. ‘
Another choice lot or dress
materials that come under a
neutral heading, that are not
extreme novelties, yet are not
strictly staple ellects such as
BengahncfiBieges, etc, in light
and medium colored stripes,
and mixtures costing from 50c
to 95¢ per yard, often fill along
felt want. We are selling an
English Cashmere, 38 inches
wide, very heavy and half wool
at only 250 per yard, worth
37%. Printed Beiges. half
wool, double fold and very styl-
ish, commonly sold at 25c; our
price 12;.
CLlllKS-Tllll SPECIALS.
1 LOT Fancy Cloth Jackets
worth $2.50, at only $1.98.
1 LOT Colored Cloth Jackets,
Fancy Vest Front, were 88.98,
reduced {or this sale to $5.98.
Also a varied assortment of
Jetted Wraps, Jersey Jackets,
apes, Connemaras, etc , at
greatly reduced prices.
SillPlTS lllll llllll’llll.
c wish to call particular
attention to the fact that we
have in stock and are constantly
receiving new and ori 'nal ef-
fects from the menu acturers,
thus enabling us tooan ex-
clusive styles in Velvete, Mo-
quettcs, march, extra Sn r
and lngrain Carpets, of whgdh
we always have on hand a line
of Private Patterns.
fillilillllilllllllllllill
In all the new patterns and
In order to make this sale oil
FLOWERS. FLOWERS.
Jlstrscetvrv damw‘ i“ of , .2 ». .
"III-Imus» ”MW "* """U My»: We will sell a out-our
assess-ans! thee
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llvia amadvantageiabaylaglmgelotsol‘tharaw'lsterlalJaeh. Plow Ribbons
Shawm'ofweugemhhdrromreamemd hesrurrglnrolfrl-nsa flimsy at p'riees
has. campsite. monumental , this
up. Dn'tbsyheiosavi-tmgoarstore. n W ”man”
H. K R I E G- E R ,
Mahaclremo Hotel Block, South Norwalk,“Conu.
M
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right place,
found in the line at
BillllS «Mill SllllES
At the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
Thistockenuriataiaprimtrn-acwd’s lacflhoeooaGcnt'slhdflrwcdfishoc; h- made.
Lsd'les' Ella Kid Button minced from 82.0000 ‘1 85.
ladies Paris Han-l Bowed Kid Button reduced from 83.50 to 82,550.
Lsdies' Prince-a Kid ‘l‘lp Button reduced from £8.00 to $2 00.
ladies’ Corinne Kiri Tip Button reduced (to. “.00 to 31.50.
0. H. HARVEY,
70 North Within St... South Norwalk.
W: ll. HILLS: (ill.
Bridgeport Bargain House.
OFFER TO-DAY
500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES 1
FROM AN
Unfortunate Importer.
mblhmhm
“ml-port. [mullet-85.
Prices will be $5, $7.95, $7.50, $8.25, $9.25
iasliabnvrths’llinsdsasmavaallke. la thh
Wonderful Purchase
sauna-manque... war-mares); Nolan“. Malayan].
. OTHER BARGAINS.
Webster’s Dictionaries!
mmmmawmm rue... $1.99.
Pluepw Sham Eaglgerm-
IswflwQaaIIyaalltyla. Wham mun-Vim; any.“ nun-s. cl
«r
Everything can be
yarchamcva-adc by a Cmtkatlrrkant. Goods ccst,thia
EATORSaodwlilllfliofié‘. ”'"M' To “" Journal of Useful lnvuitions
tr . in “be. . ' '
flea-n.5,: llorso Buyers BATS, , Stills.
8""i ”a m m Vinson-stunts,» Pl'ln y Q8-
:‘gfls‘ymz‘mwsu W? M h‘i‘f'flflfl-d
J-‘u-sau—znsa‘ .* tong? . a. m, lfllsdssflmwt or.
rt
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r
From Maine.
, moles Quality.
mu are sum.
0‘
mflfififiilr
_ n ,-
wcprideom‘ielves on t a
selection of artistic designs in
the vflnspgradee of Nottinf-
hm, - _ claim Swim. n
Rhine and... ‘ .. ‘
our line is complete with all
thelateatcolo‘ring‘s and reflects.
' We L,
fill-W r. pile
some values in citing-
hsrn ' CuitIins at 55c ‘
per summer on.» .
he ‘6 " "
«in
so‘ ‘ 1‘
filial” :Yfi'llfilifii'
is
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uflmyflahfi 5h: awash-mmumoass.
. . snort; tourists, on.
a roar. ultra 'a’r " ' ' '
Builders Hardware.
Balers.
Berryliroaliardoill'inhh.
r» canal-us...
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$2.311! I. it! lb... 4.. :g L
mil-551m mrormwm ‘
Lines smrssnoulrrlis and moves ‘
M:'i:ill‘l’0ll"‘ ‘
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