. Q” . '
~ lair cooler weather will
www.’with mm wlnda,
"Wuhan: tam
Mennonw
weather
~ ,_ momma-roman".
”Muha- Bnnnnta flightide Lowttde
Elem lute corp 10.42
7m Wren"
1labelling coal at 0. T. Iaonard'a
turn in thin
ny warmer, fair
MB. nghtin in New Canaan to-
il- prbaecuting attorney in the Ezra
'rifl‘
limp-n % V
31% 0‘ 1mm Bron. are Adimhnrsind p.
pm otEl Hora hilnnimoua coal for
”Eryn-end a Comatock.
. 5’ ’l‘lteacbooner “Nellie Doe,” captain J.
“Afwmw, h at Bill’e dock with a car-
5.9ng timber from Bangor.
5' Owing to” the rain Connector Leon-
z'Wltl'n diver could'not work to-day. We
preaume he wan alraid of getting wet.
‘ '18. Bennett, of the tlrm of Bennett a
tanked, in the happy lather of an infant
daughter, which waa born this morning.
The argument in the contested Stam-
lord election canewill he made today.
hefpre Judge Penn in the auperior court.
a IllaryA. Bartlett, widow of Harry B.
Bartlett, lormerly proprietor of the City
Hotel, died at Winated, Ct., on the 19th
. The Benton Store in this city wan open.
“Saturday afternoon, and the number
It! peoplewho vieited the store during
thunv'euing was very large.
= New Lewia Benedict, the veteran
driver-mm Winnipnnk branch of the
afloat railway, reported duty thin morn-
ing, alter two weeke’ aickneaa.
A hen came down the Danbnry &
Norwalk road on the noon train to-day,
Itwnnntnnding on thetopolapaarenger
bar and attracud eonaiderahle attention.
Deputy-Sherifl Touer’nmcolt‘mol—
ly,” which ntrayed away one day laet
week, wan lound ‘yenterday at John
, Loekwood’n place, in the town of Wen-
m
mfholderhoynol the uptown public
naboolnnradevotingnnhourevery arter-
malter aohool to drilling, preparatory
to taking part in the parade on Hemor-
ilany.
GP. Teller, Jr.. ban bought a lot at
Ill mthwent corner 0! Golden Bill
in” and Elmwood avenue, and con-
m meeting a henna there in the
m morning a bone belonging to
' Brothers, wan attacked with
”Ellie hind Inga and for some
mm
MMEdmnnd E.Crowehaeheen
Wtbnnppointment ot pnvmantar
.lIhtbernakotFirntLientennntonthe
fillet tbelthReab, 0.3.6., byCol-
oaalHnnry Skinner.
lubieetolthemeeting olthe Y.
Ital», our firth-m.” The
. willibnledbyWillinAnntin.
Wlmumtcirmlnrnto
“put-19mm new. inviting
tbni’tb’eanp‘entlblal-on'atnlaad tale
mar. ‘l‘bn blendi- now being at-
”Hanan-am
"mammogram
. lumen yan-
, cane.
V“ " ”iii-7‘ 59'6th 7,
4 We... W... .3: ..l:°.........
p 2‘7".l".‘«7 " I,
, “winnthegronndon lower Wuhc m
or annual lane-t. at a good
number were In attendance. Howard
Dal: led the wanting and George Brady
unaided at the organ.
Unla- nomnthlng unloraaea
between now and Wadnnnday ol thin
week, a party from our navnointion will
payavlnlttothelendnn annociatiouon
thnaltnrnoon and evening 0! that day.
Ten unmen have already been necurad
and it in expected more will he added to
thallnt helm Wednrndny. Thou who
can go in thopaltornoon will leave on
either the mm or 1:7 p. m. trnlna, notice
tobegiven tomorrow night which one
in nelneted,and thone who can only be
there In the evening will leave South
Norwalk on the 5:08 train, arriving in
Iteridnn at 6:55 p. In. ltln hoped that
nverym who can will join the party
and make the delegation as large M ponv
nlble.
The entertainment and rick visiting
oommlttaen will meet thin evening to
lormulnte plane (or the work during the
montha to come.
To-morrow afternoon at 36ch the
molar man meeting or the Lad ’
.""“‘"u"
ed». 3. theraahnll
, ». of the mm‘ , ,
The Sunday School Timer, one o! the
moat valuable paporn publinhed on Sun-
day nobool work, ha been added to the
papern in the reading room, and all in-
terented in thin line of work will find it
of benefit to conanlt itv columna.
0n Decoration Day morning the renior
ball club will go to Stamlord where they
will more bate with the aeaocintion nine
or that place, and in the afternoon a re-
turn game will be played at the Baxter
be amok?"
9
groundain South Norwalk at 3:30 o'clock. _
Admlanion l5 oente.
Formal.
lira. H. S. Peck lelt Norwalk thin
morning for New Haven.
W. H. Olmstead and wile, of Union
Park, atnrt on Tuendny tor Cniilornia.
They will be ahnent about eix weeks.
R. It. Bone and daughter Yannette, ol
the borough. atnrted tor Washington, D.
(3., thin morning, expecting to be absent
about a week. They will spend ”acorn.
lion Day at Gettysburg.
R. F. Groeby, o! Wheeler’s straw lac.
tory, lelt town title morning on an em
tended pleasure trip through the eastern
partol Connecticut and Munachusettn,
expecting torenumc hie reeponainlitiee
early in October.
lorry-Go-Bound.
Doors are not the bravent 0! animals,
and yet they alwaa die game.
A railroad rentanrant cruller in not no
big no a horaecollar, but it lasts longer.
A paper called the Watermelon ban
been ntartéd inflolorado. It in only nup-
meorone rat on the innide.
DIED-
mm.-auneoum‘
”than. lary o.iwtletat‘tlpelnte
In?! Bartlett, 1 IN- mod
“'3‘”
Hm
'03 SALE.
Advertisementnunderthbhead. not exceeding ti
tinqlflmefigllbawlwnekttm.
Zeal Whirled. lay
cammn.aeaonmon 800.3
bargain. ;hw;glifl nddrnnn 1;:
n , on .
corner lain and war
Arbutaa. aster: limo,
Ina lw
LU! nuts rm, 0! ulme AWN;
loath Low
Founmwrsouu hm. WILL ll
aoldtl tuna Bent
lilaltvnr. mutiny“.
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at 5!
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racer ”OI m
flfl'fimwm'
unmovnronrontca. on stem
nleaev-al runny. plan's at... at no
atrnnt. lentil. am team
all an)! I!
Ifl'd'lit'i.’ 0' mp- Wct..." "r
Mann. at law-ll: lock (to. mm u
not or nouaaiofldwfiur'urn‘ififii
I hora Pear rnnma. anemia
Jana! :1 to‘l' matmm‘mwr
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out»? n; of. ' no, u
Amman 0M 00. [its em. man. my!»
lot raven ma .4 bathroom; am
for non mgr; net wma “be; «neat “liar
baton; attain-and mar tnlnlatmo. hall: a
month. Inquire at William W. utter,» Cu at t
Knapp'a 30 l alien. mm it
FUWBID Win 1'0 I.” A? lo. I nun--
matron, nnltnbintnr lantlna or para. am tw
ACMAGI A’l' no ION”. "II". II-
quira of In. William ll, Rider, m Went
atone. my" I!
HOUR 01 stem [00]! 0! 10“.” W .
N South Regal-ta. Water money“ :2
M. lent . I."
Went atrnnt. Iooln ml.
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l!
(30.
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all”...
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Both in order. All) a
Mwnlhfls. nipplrnotlkflwm
"Elicia—«5" B p. "n‘ Tad” m‘ Til
E m improvement; ltnat low. :31”;
km APRIL lat. UN amour: will.
It. lownrdoorlvvm—dtworna-la tags;
leymonr
man all) ran 0! (mean
1,10!!!“
atrnet lid Wilton avenue, lorwnlh. okra
or Burr Smith in I!
A
mam mu m a murmur
locality in comic to m wlowwidptkc to
vlaltW acme rm the or
mump- by. lull.
,lmlu..lh'.. mac. all“!
LOST.
ammrmamrhanmau
linea.ltlme25e,3tlmen50e,lweaifllfl
Am GRLY Inn COLT It;
tothcaame ol' ”molly." A reliable mail
will be paidlorlnformatina leadi to recovery 1.!
inclining Jamarom.lnao:gl¥ufldiag.m-
wn
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JACOB ll. LAYT ll
Reallntntendllonaengnn “enmllurrtm
a em: -l'lre, we an Accident. (learn
Breanne p chore—Cabin and woman. Dram
for £1 and upwards and mum to all pain
or ' Public; mknowletigenloau
moo irond 'l‘ieketa, mellowed to Ben
66 Wail-grav- ltrnnv. last to foot on“.
8011'"! 51”le LK, CT.
Merrill Business College.
nu brawl-lag, Practical
Training .chool.
hepnrubothnexentorbumean uranium
listener-intent with thumb induction. 7am
amoebic. location central and mm. for
mm. 13.1mm FUSE” mum
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Friday, May 30.
"‘ new ”reporters rots
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m
“Wells ems panned
"$9.1M. the out»; orwe‘tftrke'nautlen
Fl taanamnu
r e vb tenement.
It in: permeaanlt:
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‘ to!» mpg p
In. [Vt-am, m r tom i
Mam ; to r Lilo a”
L ltlllnr 75m. 7510
[L'owwarrl 3 rum 5,“.
lawn The!“ tom (tom
Irvjntaafi'elia ‘ aim . rim
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lieu h' ll mar 15m- lbw
Mal. Weaken! me." if.»
ul’ondwnro will) mm mm
M no I’ll ” m w b5!»
Dated at the ('l y 0’ Sloth llnrwalk. CL. thiazath
day or lay. A.” . W.
myflm abalone l. (5301‘. 1:in (Lark.
HORSES
Btuju, Canopies, Clillllll,
Beatles, Harnesses, lip.
Bovine reward my main livery Stock to the
Kmalk Patt- Grenada
laowctler
20 HORSES
Milanese,
Bull: and Single Hansen
(flwkmuiowpriwe.
Call and see stockind get prices.
9. “3 GREG-03".
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Owe Quality-Tho Bent.
lect‘l' 1.1». MJaltnwoPruh.
(”3 lat. Rm 11.nov, line
firm, ~13,me hut
forte. Slur.
Ilene Dream Poultry a Specialty.
Ordera Delivered Promptly.
Wm
M Willi”.- m.
FAWCETT.”
Special lpli 'lpllpp
lite [emu Hall at 81 call
“when”
Elegant WW for Trimming
35 “I“ BACK.
rawélrtis
lllllllllllll ill llfllllll.
lo. 3 Water Street.
man.“ H--- w..- w — _ ('03..
“rm-thn-wflatbalmlqlnfl
NECKWlll!
Finest and [largest Line
of 25c. Starla in Town.
Alan-m line at “a,
“I‘m-tine.
CALI. All) BE CONVINCEIL
Davis
' The Tailor,
aoawm- om noose
l
ballrdpriceof
12000yards of All Silk 3.... at the a
25 dozen Ladiea’ Fine Lace Striped Handkerchiefs at ‘
We will olier just for fun a line of Ladies’ SummerSkirte at
w
I close of the Best Ginghums for the next Week at
l l'lllll! of Amosllcag Sulcene at the very low figure of
25 dozen Children's Colored Bordered Fast Color Handkerchiele, per dozen,
The lineal thing in Ladics’ Summer Skirts yet on the market, at
30 dozen of very fine Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, which will last but a few days, at
N. I! —-On the ”III ol'flny we will open a Canto- !Iade Depart-cut, when: we will furnlnh
Mouton to order an abort notice, or nupcrlor work marl-hip, and at lower! [rt-Icon.
SCOFEELD aI—IOYT
NOBWAIIE AND mourn NOBWAIJK.
Fair, cooler,
NEW llllllll Illllll
Illlll llfllllll DEPT.
The constant and steady in-
crease in the sales of this do-
partment is the best evidence
of its completeness and of the
Extraordinary Values which
are at all times to be found ,
here. Never before in the his-
tory of our business have we
done such a large Dress Goods
business as this season. Our
unusual facilities for purchasing
this class ol goods is seldom
o
- - 48c
22c
29c
73c
8c
- u a
o . .-
"F. KOCOUR,
lEBlHllllTlllllll m
”minnhowtbn‘lnegtand-
some all spun lupus
Mbwlll-akelpintbebat otntyle.“ the
Iowantprioen.
Iantnraetto- (guaranteed.
17' North Main Street
u u eon-m IOWALK, cons.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
cel Pine nor-nee,
COMMENCI’G I
The Steamboat “0!
Will make daily t
Beckman ntreet. 2.
Steamboat to New York.
to New York. leaving loom Korwalk at 7 (in m. Inventing. leave Sew York:
p.rn ; madman-p.»
waived [routs a. I. to 5 p. - fare, Single, til min;
equalled in a town of this size,
our connections placing an on
' a level with the buyers of the
best ‘llltlpbo with» were
thus enabled 0 save our pat-
. tone at least one profit on Dress
' Goodsia anpindaspmmenm.
Our stock of New Spring dild
Summer Dress Goods is posi
tively larger than any other
two stocks in town, urd em-
braces every desirable novelty
sbown up to date. Hardly a
day passes but that some new
goods arrive in our Dress Goods
Department. Ladies who are
looking for the very latest styles
and scarce colorings will find
«:4
OXIDAY, ”AK 20.
TY OF ALBANY”
Jn'y Id and Saturdays ball hour earlier. Freight
Wall. to auto
rotted to all purponea.
mu inductor-mm ev about
lawallmgalllnadneethem. a n
GEO. ll. RAYMOND
“all ‘8 lat- It.. Imam.
tea-
ICE !
From Maine.
Choice duality.
WllflhBSALE AND RETAIL.
lump Unipolar.
CHILDREN’S SUMMER VESTS.
from 50 up.
LADIES’ RIBBED \‘ESTS,
SATURDAY ATTRACTIONS !
at our Dress Goods Counters
You will find the r13. ., ,2: an incomparable stock to select
Egrcggfnngns, the _, ”f {j i from, and at uplusually Low
8 338, the n 9 :1 : Prices. Amon t 6 new thin
ondza te'r 1:11:23: 2 L‘; E: g 7; a which we havg received is E:
an 3 08° 91' J” '2 a: 9 .- elegant line of Serges, Cash-
gig: $321.33" 01 E : ’ ”:2 E '5 "3 ”O: met-es.Henriettas,"ienna(}loths
field Count 8 1353:- a: p: D 3 O v-3 3 .,; r in all the desirable shades, Hel-
wanting unyy. kind of z 9 a F; r: E tn 53 ’4 iotrope, Old Rose, Pearl, Gra
Borne, can be suited 3:“ E: E " .j‘ri .s—l and Beige. Mohairsin3qu -
HERE. AllHorlea sold 33 c: :3 .7. g 3. 2., a ities, 20 shades, best values
by m. angbmmen; g! m a: .._. m r: ‘5 ;_ D ever shown here. A full line
are WARRANTED. a ,5: '2': 23 :3 g :2 £3 0 of W001 Challies in a variety of
M. n. PARSONS. .g 8 l—p a 3;; Z: E (0 designs and colorings at 18c.
l=-- ’53) no .14 s—‘l z: .: "‘
330mm]; 31'0“le , g; a o 5 .2. z :4 2, We Stalled the Slurp pf Black
, g 5‘ :9, E 2.5 '2 ‘53 Dress llppll.
m ’23 "m g :7” 35 Some days since, but. we keep
'3 .9. .... 6 ,2 right on. The riches of black
n ,. 6; ”EL: 2'; fi 3: in Spring dress stufl’s can only
,_ H l—l *"’ FE: be realized by study. The
z 4; ,2: same is true of the variety of
plain blacks. Our stock has
no equal. "Specials" are com-
ing to the surface every day.
Note our window display of
Black Dress Goods.
CARPETS and BUGS
The assortment of carpetings
we have been showin during
the early season continues to
be held to the high standard
, 5-. (in all the various grades) so
L}: "' well known to all our patrons.
o‘,’ ‘2 Choice and tasty Ingrains
5" and Brussels (both in body and
tapestry) as well as rich and
elegant Wiltons and Moquet-
ten, can be found in this stock
to suit the most fastidious.
Our display of
Drapery and Upholstery Gilli.
For window, door, and wall
decoration is very attractive in
rich and decorative efiects,
while the great variety meets
100, 170., 250.
GENTS’ GRAY VESTS & DRAWERS
GEN TS’ WHITE SUMMER. VESTS,
A. DICKERMAN 8: SON
JEW'ELER.
M, Watcher, Jewry.
Bananas a Specialty
ml
owmhum
” nominate-mane.
“mama-an. ,_. nun-am
A. a. mural, GEO. JELIFF’E,
.._: . 7 , ‘5 the requirements of all tastes
:- p. ~ '_'
B. W, g 5:: g g g g 5 g, 5 E g and schemes ol' “decoration-p
‘ _ m dflQQh—mmé ' m .. It also includesngltneofilmple
l" , . BOX Ill SOUTH NORWAlll . ’7 , -" ~ ~ “gu— E-t inexpensive fabrics.
'gg'r- ' I a, a. « w a a t
llllllllll OPE (ll 7' fr» r-a Ffl 1“ ”WN‘WM “if
m“ Ill * a: , , 1 - - .2 a: on Cloths” ' “H
- . “7:“ - . - - e S ..“:.:':.:::'..p“.‘.::.”......""°. “rm.
or "n all" "as. 5.... r I ‘ ' I _2 nelectlon in the beat andnnlnnow being
. g a z utteredo mirphl'bln week we make
on o W”
SATURDAY, rm 24th. E ' ' ' ' 4: CE; Rm and Charlie cup-ppm
«mama.- a: a)“ 5
”Demon Rn
nuoot ISLAND cum BAKE E ,8 3 :: e .- 3 3 a: :2 a Z a» mule; inspect:
newt-"mgr, "harm =3 0 "" {bfifaw genome.
annal- m c) m grentvnrlnt‘ ol oolorlngnndoholenpnt-
3',” PO I I 91" a 49 E g ”'33:... ”nannmoldntoekmnrked
"" “a if... e g mmiwom'wu:
. v :: x 3 z: z z z m on
GEO- COSTELLO, I z ,2 ”gazgltll‘wfll aneurn yonnoholen
managing-nu. 5" all oltbentocb.
I ‘30 lama-transmit ulnar
F R U | s I tlll’dnn’ehekJMIrlay amia'xn till
immanent. ""M
nanrarnltnn. Tllfl lllllllll llfllll.’
amen-muse!” Cor. Main and Wall 8b.,
W~w lorwalh, , Gena.
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