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Titty la e.
in grid rrgvill be procured
' tfew reasonable articles.
Irishm's Aromatic Camphor,
Nissan's Comp. Ex. llul Cedar
Plaistetl's Championlnseot Powder
Cum Camphor,
laptlulino or White Fir Camphor.
All Good Insect Dastroyers
:Plaislod’s
Drug Store,
it’llaslington st, South Ilorwall
”'I ' fiEHENnggT.
BEIIIIIiE A. FERRIS,
r—m WIDEAWAKE——-——
Bargain Grocer.
Stooltltargtiosharyflednostay
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ill-guard. 15(- ::
WHOM}. 1% II for:
'wgrflf andonelxrxlhldelng 4c
W. pahprra In:
ad Tea. Ill) pkg:
y; It needs. to pit
HIIIIEIIS IltllIElls. ltllllllls
> We araheadauarten for Flowers.
minnow-nook andaahonrprlcea.
Geo. A. Ferris,
WIDE-AWAKE CIIIIIIEII.
Ila. 20 llonlI Ilain Street.
South Norwalk.
Iuaepeuoenr.
”Just Received
firmness and
tinny“!
totTroasoIs.
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Our stock of Patent Medicines
Every article not
on
L‘ short. notice. As the house
. cleaiiing season is at hand we
would call your attention to a
ay, May 6.
"lia‘lillasol'fomaro Plants.
tam team lottlutStylos
4U! 13..
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TIL.
JAMES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
Tamra—u 35:0 months. 32:1):3 montha,
“.5; 1 Myth. a"Enema: single copies. 2 coma.
a... 1' orb limit! Weather Parana-ta.
In this dhtrtct to—day fair to clear weather
will probably prevail, with alight temperature.
ehnaeir our our. to light northrr
“Wrfilm‘fioéedod Medal by overtI
”may” ”Monitor-l Maud-m:-
etltlon of M”Loud to-nlxht. 0n Thur-day alight-
ly warmer weather and light variable wind-i.
and on Friday much warmer. fair weather and
lint variable winds, mostly southerly.
Bum-nature AI-uac for Icy-army; ,
Sun Beta High title Low tide
6:57. 10:34. 4.03.
Mien Minnie Franks, of Summerstreet
has the measles.
4.4.3
Mrs. W. 1’. Randle and daughter are
both sick with the grip.
First avenue and Cove otmt. Bart
Norwalk, are being graded.
Mr. Cavanagh's house on Crescent
Terrace was enclosed yesterday.
The frame for S. Sam's new home on
Bayview avenue was raised yesterday.
If buds and Momma count. this will
be one of the grentmt fruit years on re-
cord.
S. B. Sherwood in rebnihling the can
penter shop which was burned Saturday
night.
Rev. G. E. Barbour. of Madison. N. J.,
will preach next Sunday in the First
Baptist church.
Ice formed allover Iitchlield county
Monday night. .'It Is feared crops have
I sullen'd by. the frost.
'W. LL. Hoyt" lb.— Son shippcd 2.300
bands of pystera last wcek. which is the
largest shipment made hem
——Athlctic cigar. just out. Try them
To-morrow being Ascension day there
will be service with the holy communion
in the Episcopal churches.
ll. E. Rodwcll cornmcnccd excavating
ymte-rdzzy for tho collar of his Ilt'“‘ house
to ho I-rrctcd on l‘huprl «tn-ct.
St. Paul's church (luild heldan inter-
esting meeting yesterday nftcnumn.
They decided tohold acnln- snit- III-xi
Tutedny afternoon.
D. (lduld: statioii agent at Norwalk
has appointed Sidney Bramble as ticket
clerk at theNorualk depot of u... [Trin-
«bury and Norwulk road.
Vim-Pneident Stcvcneon with Super
intendent Payne made the spring inspec-
tion of the Danbury and Norwnlk divi-
sion Monday afternoon.
The next regular mccting of the t'on-
necticut \l‘eokly l’rcers aloux-iation will
be hold at the Heublein Ilotcl. Hartford.
Monday. May 18, will.
.\ general meeting of the Int'nlllt‘f‘rl of
tthuigbtstrcct A. M. E. church will
be held at the church this owning to
transact important hueinoo.
John Watkins and family have. men-d
I ‘ i into thc residence of Thaddeus (layer.
' Ration Hill.
Mr. (luyI-r has IIIovod into
. the old homestead on the hill
Mr. F,iekc the purchasing agent of thc
3,: Consolidated railroad cinnpany was in
3‘" this city today. lmking at property
along the line of the railroad.
The ladiea‘ Mia-loony ”minty of St.
l’aul‘x church are making arrangements
to holdanapnm sale early in June to
raise money to pumhala- the lllntlltfnt
for thc boy choir.
Seymour Taft. ofwtbc llrrn of Taft
Northern, in the latest recruit In thI'mIka
othmrughblcycllata. lie was out for
apalrofnaealdn‘o.
The monthly meeting of the nodal and
tmrolent branch of the Ianlica‘ min
tion connected with the Norwalk ('01:-
Manual church is being III-III in the
etnpel this alumna.
Cards are apt for the marriage of
0mm Battery. In Giannini Hill, and
Mira Emma mm. «Salim. The
marshy wilttake place at thalrrlde'e
borne, ’l’lmraday awning. lfny t-l.
unargalw-ifyauwaatmcaaoplm.
ImgglumaptMMm mood hand, or
it you havewagonatberchango, calltnl
ea. Whatmaellwe warrant. and we
give you alargaln every time. Wright
Firm-
WWWMMW
have notified Room ThomuAlede,
of Wenonah Weapon. IodGIIarlaa
Edouamlerkot the midi, toapprar
Wmupthm churchmen
Haven; «.va nexus 2 p. In.
Miifiltevbil.flm
mmmflmmw Cl.
Wanda M
We wish to point to a... points of
First Class Material. Allisllo IillI
SIIIITII IIII
,, this morning.
W laat nifltt and today in naming "
and Caan llalo
. “tau workstations" tsulttltnmualllhtrluflnulton.
them on at curators.
to Inspect the material. examine the
‘ Workmanshlp and test a fit. at
WiSIIIIIGT
II STREET.
WALK.
Non-walk waa heated to aanmv"
aqnall
Harvey Radiant,“ Graudstreet, Nor-
walk, iIIillwiththe grip.
W. G. Ashtonand i. ll. Knight leave
this afternoon for a abort. trip to Boston-
Tbs WM qt. the Southulomailk
AndAthletic club will hold a sociable about
June lwl- -. .I
~—- . .zi ‘ I):
Tristrnm & Hyatt have placed a large
hove-ledge mirror in the rear of their
new store.
Thomas Moore was arrested this morn—
ing by oilioera Morohoune and (lonulcv
{or drunkennm and vagrnncy.
James 11. Better moved yesterday into
the old Quigley place on West avenue,
just vacated by Dr. W. C. Burke, who
has returned to this city.
Aworkman employed on the steeple
of the new Episcopal church In Stam-
ford yestenlay,fell from the structure
and was severely bruised.
. E. N. Sloan entertained seven drum-
mers yesterday. If other Norwalk mer—
chants did equally well Ie town must
have been or crrun jth t cling men.
The four-inch water pipe to he laid
through Franklin avenue from Maple to
Stevens alter-ta. has been distributed.
and the work of laying will mum be
cmumenocd.
Funeral services over the rcmninsof
Mina Sarah Richards were held from her
late residence on East avenue at four
o'clock yestenlay afternoon. RI-v. T. K.
Noble officiating.
Thomas Hendricks. who was unrated
by ()tliccr Gonnley ymtcrdny morning.
was tried beforeJIIsticc Austin yam-relay
afternoon and lined 83mm nuts for bring
annk and disorderly
The mm: of thc meetings of the Union
Gospel Temperance ltcfomI .\mu iutIou
has lwcn changed from 3 o'clm-k to 3:8!)
Sumlay afternoon and from 7:30 to 8.1K)
oclock Friday cuming
——.-\ new line of spring l'ttllll'lllg!‘ in rur-
pets at the lladon Store, Norwnlk.
TlIcIifmxizc painting of .\Ifml Ayn-s
in tlwcharnrtvrof Shylm-Iz, on c-xhibi
tion at lloyt’a drug sun-c. is nurnctiuga
grcntdeal of attention. It is a hand-
some piece of work. '
Tin-South Nonvalk Athletic club had
their new rooms in Smart; at (‘orhctt's
buildiugopcnml for the first tour lard
night. TIIcrc “as a good attcndnmre and
the rooms on re IIIIII- II admired.
I}. ll. Emmott and Ru A. \‘v'hcuton
:Irc dclcgutca to rm «cclmiasticnl Baptist
I70!l\'t‘llll0h tu-day to examine Rev. John
Noll. of Milford mtohis qualiticatimra
for Manning a motor of the Baptist
Ihurch.
Hittite Hose company acre out for till it
regular monthly run last owning Tin-y
attached alme of hose toahydrunt on
lumnrd street. l’lIII-nix Engine mm-
pany were aim out for tlwirtbnml month~
ly wash with tho steamer.
The spa ial I ity loading to take an tion
onthcvutaof the l‘ommon (outwit to
expend M) In laying a sewer on Buy-
vicw avenue. will b:- hold in the Knights
of the Myst‘tt (‘IIaiII hull. llauhingtou
street. \Vrrlmaulny evening. Bitty Ill.
l-‘mnkic Daniela. of Root Norwalk
while playingina sailblrat mar Oyster
Shell poim yesterday afternoon, Inna
minimal and bad II narrowrmpc from
drowning. lic was root nod by two Nut"
walk liatwrmcn who warc coming up
the harbor.
Aplcaaant weird event one enjoynl
but evening at limit. l". Watera' Day
atreI't. by about thirty manila-no of the
Y. W. C. 'l'. l. limitatom was pm-
Iamtod with a pleas of statuary «milled
"Salami Ilaya." An excellent pmmamme
wanton malml.
Arno cmphryal by .I. ammo»
run the car nan-d for cmptying coal into
the him. allomvd it to go of! the run you
II-rdny. It Itmck the bum“ Charla
New “llama." which was unloading ml
at the dock, and then Inmmlcdinto the
harlor. it was a complete wreck when
recovered.
NI- Naud Nnbtupve amoptimto
anumlerofherfrlemlaatthanddrnor
ofl’.E.ifeadinNewCanaan lash-van-
log A large number of lira-walker:
mirror-ant. ‘l‘hellutnal drummrpa
fumbled music. The adatr wan to
pleasantrmo. all who went thmmgtdy
aluminum-Ives.
'l‘hengnlar minty meeting of the
Germ-Ida amt-damn on hold laat
mu. ltwaa deeldat to haraal'tn
mkrtlyentomethebydwa andrnlaaot
theorist: anion fianday Wan
anewltlheadmlttedtotlielr room. ex-
cept the unborn or someone accom-
paaladby a m. it van-tau do:
mwdwadaaeetathelullimfloa-
dam-alrigflaym.
4e
I Mair m n" inhalant).
Al Int-noting Article by lla- Katharine
I}. Bowl, lamafly of “Ila elty.
Mura' .Katherine B. Dowd, a niece of
Dr. Emily Portion, of this city. and a for-
mer «anchor in the Franklin street. whorl.
but now a teacher in the TotIgnloo U‘ni—
yentty. “TH!" has an interesting article
"em Toaehethlfim‘my'ntl'lpuguho."
{intbemamtpumber Matte Mirehmn
uwm- which we print below: H ,
After what aeemed to me but «few
IIIoment'a sleep. I was awakened bya
rudely-clanging bell. Thinking it must
he an alarm of fire. X row lIaati‘yan
looked from my Window. No lun glare
met my eyca: ao awakening my room-
mate, who was an "old stages” at Tou-
loo. 1 inquired the meanin of the still
eroely-c 3 bell. ork bell for
students." it? toldtne laconically and
resumed her broken slumber. Striki
a match, i looked at my watch and _foun
that it was five o'clock. the beginmn
the student’s day. I'l‘his morning ll
sends name to the stables, soroetoachool»
building for janitnrs work, some to
build or freshen fires. some to tho kitch-
en. some to the laundry and many to
their books.
At six o'clock the teachers' riIIing bell
rings, which also rings the etudcnts In
from work to prepare for breakf Hunt.
to hich Is acrved half an hour later In the
general dini l-iall. At the stand of the
mug for m .the studentn (boy to start
rom their quarters at Strictly Hall. and
march two abroaat to the la' hall, in
which Is the dining morn. any of the
boys have blue uniforms. and as they
marlh under command of a m'rgmnt.
their upwarnrwe is quite martnd.
the way. this “airing of unifomai' Is not
confined alone to the boys for the girls
went also a dnu of army gray. uniform-
ly made.
Before sitting down to breakfast the
students Join. In a harmonious
c'horua—‘ (lot. from whom all
blown. down" or upon Sandro. that
dcaro hymn Ingmmngfibat‘i lv t II-ough
another neck. "
Breakfast finiahul. one has about tif
two minutes before the bell for tirat hour' a
Invitations. This bell rallaonly theoldrr
sludcnfs to close: tlu- younger girlsnrc
lltls about tIII~ dining room and kitchen
an the boys have also morning truths to
onn. wry likely matting their moms"
In order, for this each boy, as well on
each girl is required to do. andcnoh day
the room: an». critically impeded bv the
matron. and woe to the buy Ibo lam-s
dust on floor or furnitun' _
At eight o'clock the strike» for
thccndofflrstandtlw ningotaec
and hours recitation». and k3 aka) a anon
Iuoua to the day pupils who live within
a circuit of three miles and attend school
at the prin buIIIlinng-ct recently em ted
jmt outeidct - rumpus. .-\t tho~ I lfHe'
of an end Iqur' 5 recitation». the students
mine the hundred. {H'Cmblt‘ in the
chapel. Prayer b the pn-sidcnt and a
song «meditate cvoti-ma. after which
the grades [use to ditlemd rm itation
rooms for their Bible brooms. One chum
almllhl the life of Christ. nnuthrr that of
Paul. anotltcr the lIiahIry of the Old Te»
turnout. Devotions and Bible chagrin or
I upy half an hour each morning. when
rI-gulur rccitntioua begin again and con
tinuc till quarto r paid tools-c.
At half- -pa.~'.t twelvr dinner In served
and thrr-c quarti- rs of an hour later work
III gins again. There arc only industrial
I law’s at this hour. I- Ian; M itatiimafob
lowing at too and continuing until half-
paat throc. when the students unto-r for
the hour of work “Inch In re: aim] or
each student. Many \mrk al day and
attend the night rahooI. with It Is taught
by dillcrent nIotnbcra of the l‘tflllllflli Invi-
or. TIMI- Is also a night s‘tlttllll for du-
nwn on the noighlmring plantation-t.
taught by n' "Norrual' boy.
Twice II week In thcpnmialent s owning
Tliblc clan-I for the prI-Iuhcm in the till
joining chum.hea who arc nor-fully ig-
norant of the aim «at dwtrinm. Sever-
al of our on II stuI cuts. vs ho have exhort-
cd' In tinuu pant III-long to tIIiIII lam.
Thrcemeninga in tho week forty- tiw
IIIinutcanre given for the thonrailmsu
rcheamda, and thr- hour helm-mi nim-
nnd ton omh owning III dcmtcd to the
drill In caliathcnim.
The boya "knock off" work. as they
say. at six' to the owning. and an rpm lit
served a half hour Tutor, alwayn follow-J»
boforo having the table by song and
Iin or. Evening IItudy boom begin at
I pom «own and i‘tlltllllllt‘ for too
boom. The ten o'clock bell coda the
day‘ a Work; a day whcn- tlwrc hm two
little time for ru'n-ation or not lllllt'fl-I
«are W‘t‘l‘ that
"Mt Ia not quinine lite a bony Ivamr;
lint Ia but fitting ow" to one' a nplwrr.‘
lbw- Alaag Show.
Tia-boat “Hiram" fmIIIt 'alai». lib-inc.
with a load of lath in at Raymond
Barth-a dud:
ll. Fenla' dock this naming for Nor:
folk. VI. ‘ v
TM mam light" "Manhattan." from
New York. h at the Norwallr Iron
Works dock with a load of pig iron.
('apt. Peter lkcker‘p naphtha launch.
"hart." hair hm taken out of the thaw
lag ahad when- ahc has hem lying during
the WM. and will he «pytdhatllod
naparatmy for the airmail-r.
Aym «It Barley are com to rebuild-
ing the "llinnia hall" for W. W. Com-
IItock at Chadd. lowndra‘ dock to this
city.
Ana-alflmnmr.
Atria-annual mummy.
twidlaataventnguhefotlwlagofflom
mam: WW.GJ.
Batu: humid new, inept: A.
m:mm,fl. lanai. ’l'hetls
mountaintop mw Ilium-rat
alluding. “Willamette
teamihfl. mm. Wanda.
Lithium. _.
“A met. tumult Wu
Wkodmrdtolta mun»...
«shanghai» ammo-m
l'"t
- \‘I'lllil'l’llcu. innocuous.
Th- acluraar“lm II. Portia” :lcftJ. “
Gents’ baches’ and Children a
Summer Mermo and Light
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I
Weight Vests and Pants.
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of ' ‘
Local Planning".
One of the annaational features of
"After Dark. " which plays at Bunnell' a
Bridgeport theatre. niatinoeand evening,
soon». M. II. is a gambling 15h!!-
Ambit intruded in MI opeiatlan,‘ and
amid try-{lie police multimedia
inatanttherdcmuarerereml, displp t
:ingIh-iilmand praiaevo orthy Inottdoii,
the gambling paraphemalin disappears
audio place ofwhich are hymn" “ ,
dtrncta. etc. giving the appearance of the
Salvation Army meeting.
The social event willoccur at Bunnell‘s
Bridgeport theatre on 'l‘ueaIlay, May 12.
when “Pinatum” will be produced by
the Deanaur Opera company. of New
Haven. under the management of Mina
“Julius Ingemoll, one of the beat knownBe
wiety ladies of New Haven and Bridge-
port. Tbecompany comprising some for
ty voices. with Mower'a orchestra. It will
nodoubt be agreataucccaa. Titer-hart
opened this morning at it a. m.
0f Alfred Aym' Shylock. of which
local tin-amr goers will have a chance to
judge on Friday evening nut. Appleton'e
Journal says: "A certain intellectual
finish and dignity. good taste and
dramatic force charm-term all )lr. Ayrcs
doea.“ The equally mneorratire New-p
York Pr. as culls Miss Warren's l’ortia "an
earned and pleaaing rendition. dilfering
IIIIIIIewhat from the ordinary intorpnL
lation of the role. Mia-I Warn-If» voice
is strong, and pleasing to the ear. She
shown-d careful training." The two
atom will he supported by a company of
unusual cxmuence, and the performanw
at Illusio- Hall should prove a very en-
joyable one. Seals now on sale.
Jamar Riley. in the "Brown-maker of
Corlebad." who delighted South Nor.
walk theatre goers last Friday night.
will giro a return performance Saturday
owning. Everylardy who saw little
Hamnnd Etta will want to see them
again. and how all their friends see
them. The play is of a very high order
of Mt. worthy of a full tumor».
In
NEWS TZBSEIJ T0”).
latter-I Worthy of Iantlon from l‘vcry
Quarter of Con-”thou.
Lucy t'umphcll, of Hartford. it sch-II-
ty—I-igbt )0:er nfngc and has spcnt ncnrly
fifty-your; in prison.
S. l. l'lcmcm. of Hartford, (Mark
Tuninl ii to mil for Europe Jun.- ll. lob:
.Ilscnt sewml yearn.
The carpenters of Stamford how guin-
cd ll victory for him hours. all but two
or thm- employers having lu‘t‘tlfil to tho
demands of the own.
Joel Webb. of New llavcu. who is over
mydtnaol-I, Ina instituted divorce pm.
(‘O‘t‘lllllm against his wife. on the ground
of habitual intentpcrance and cruelty.
Archibald Ii. Dannie. the new [mai-
denl of the Atlas Life lrr-uImnmmm-
cannot Hartford. entered thc acrricc of
the coquImy a.» a runner twentyoix
wan; ago.
.lolm limos. a Torrington teaImte-r.
had made all arrangements on runny
Kntc litrllivan on April 29. when on April
:5 he suddenly diaappcnn-d. Foam that
he fell into the river are entertained.
In Bridget-tutor. a few day» ago. a
child of one your wan saved from being
lmrrwd to death by the insane grandfath-
chIIivvr ll. Jeaeup, ita aria-u attracting
the attention of a member of the faintly
who found that the old man had built an
altar in his room and wan about to make
It lIuIIIIm W'fiflcv.
A MIAMI civil null for libel Imalgbt by
'Iluyor ltaldrrin ngainat Editor Swift. of
Itw Warm-tarry Sunday liivrakl, to link
[a-Iulingin the Superior t‘mtrt. filltor
Hwift. it will be romembm-d. was lwtrv
lmmght before the city court of Wan-r-
bury doargrd with publishing a parlor
mooted to «fondant 1“.”quth and
crime. and both time» was mapliltml of
any ninth-l offm.
I I'W§M’:¥ L..‘...L.Afir.~ . ,
uh I W Kant-gt.
Anna-Mot Dr. Ilium mat»
““1 nu yum not in-
form (omit car-I of a (hm!
om. llarbm’ itch mmmmlnwlth-
diam an often derived from Morn,
hrt mmkc.‘ “mm baby Aidan!
lat anta- r: Ma pa In.
and (mu; grind tore. the one only
t’t'glflhlt‘ blood partner known. No
rival no mineral. on fallen-II.
*lloldat l’lalatrvd'ad more. omit-ill»
MalmrkmoflotelJlou Nmalleotm.
gmm.
Installs”. ~ MMMMH“
IIETUII III III! WPAWES.
SATURDAY. "AI 9, '9I
.Ins. RILEY,
Broom-flu
I "and, own: A SPECIALTY.
A. DIckerman & Son,
.84 WASHINGTON ST... SOUTH NORWALK.
a"?magnesia...
llaalEstateandlnsuIanoe.
Wltlllltlt‘tlll IITIEET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
on.
My M'flnrieru‘e, place to t
ymwmhmnn £7;
eon sane. ’
TWO boom and "mutant lot» corner of
Kant and Second avenue. Benedict? Faun.
$1.01) can remain on bond andru
one borne and truck: l Ire on mthe
Apply yat Taylor & "33H...- a ileum
{1' lfell Inland an eighl room and baaement
house. with a large plot of ad. The
house in immodious and convenient, and very
pleasantly Invited. Will been cheap
mm Apply to NH. Jmaha ll.p Tulbill.
T0 I‘ll'l‘.
(MAIIEonProa tilill. A I t) erb.
Cl l..\l. Stevmfitevmat .33." . modt
$1,003.“ H.008 of Nd ll... W “
l otrm. Apply tow. W. Fo'matock.n 651w
‘Dl' R—RCXDL flat. second floor overruling—
ton' a market, Railroad Harman alltrnpruv a-
merits: rent Sll. Apply to('. Samar. a
I (“YER half of from. .\‘o. Ill Woodward
; avenue. containing! our rooms; rent 9.
Apply to [1.3. \\ Vrvmd ard.
l’l.li.\t~Al5"l' home
is offered to persona whomld like to rialt
“summon some limb“- mad“ I}: who‘re"):
Iona a
It. Barbrmr hill 1 at. '5'. W. b0.\t'anhingtmldl.nan: (innit
Bill ISIAIIII.
Seaside Cottages To let.
I in a confident baality
“.fi
Two three. tlrrr. eight and In: tin-rm com
to lot by the week or mama.
Foster Bros.,
sourII Illlflll slIIIIIos IIIIII.
(”curtains (morons. mnand from 13
p. In... and on worthy evenings than It to it.
[Flotation allowed on dam
ALDEN“ SOLIANS Pram
Joust ll. trauma Vice-Pro“.
10 any II miner. Sec. and’l’rua.
latter—lama.
‘lleJ. A UK“ KERb-amrdbcrdm»
making boom“: to No. lithium ”mic Ar-
{Tillman Bride-c“ port but “flhhuxh” roux. .- .\u
on Inner-t at onralk. err
evenia a tn 7 airlock wharaaha will 2
please- to take "nit-m lordreuamakingaaharu—
loll)". She baa also taken the agency of um
mutaof W. “Halli l‘o.. and will have mm»
plr‘r- of all the latest patterns from which «be
e on till orders daily. ap': tf
Notice—School Tues.
'l‘lll-I ta: yen of the South Koran". I' am
~ictmo lltatrlct are hereby notifiml Ilia
thcdiqmt tax of two and one half tile unit
on the dollar. lard on the torn manhunt Ila
of aw. at a meeting of the divtrtct heldon the
Ildda of June. nan at the lranklin «tmt
aria-I bonus, lull III-due and payable on the
laitll)’ of In}. It‘ll at whirl: “tune l ahall a:
ready to more them . the
More of A. B. Foley. in Instr "all bloi k. l‘:rI
all) at the rate of aloe ml pr? cant ayeartrom
Nay I. Illl bu barred on lall bill» remaining
unpaid on and after Jane .0]
’t..'f‘0l LES,
l‘nlkctnrof Tunes for South .\‘orwalk lama
"t' bowl tlll‘lfll I
hated booth )ot'wulk, April III. 1W1. all In:
8. ll. CITIES, mature Optician,
llIlIEIll. Irons. Illo.ltln8t
titted to all t'lttflpltrltcd I‘m (' «my
”mutation or
Wm! tad.
IIWII NEWS PIIII MTIIE PEIIPIE.
(loving to the multichannel for my
Popular Clam Chowder
i will mp»! int famll
daily mini. "Heats! quarrir‘m "Mum"
10a» PFI 0| ART. 750 PSI «amigo
I ahall [In tl'ovI William
I will ah) M:
lion In mall and deliver-tIn
blah It In lhrtlfllml Imam “Tile-a to aerial".
pronto IlaMba air-n. lvat
partlu alnlmrtb‘ not w. midwa- a or ”H“
W. E. COLLINS.
85 Franklin Arms, “malt. flt.
Carpet Claan‘gasfiwh
Fall“ Wills
I am now What commonly attend to
All Kinds at Carpet Wort
om THEM lad
uncmmmfi
“manners”
John Allen.
Wmh-"EW...
llissssmlr. John.
Easter
MlLLlNERY
IIOPtl'f.
roman—hm. WM
nail-triathlon"
if".
mutual-Hull“
,IIIIWII Til 300 PEP PIIII
We are selling
undone. We have], the best facilities
mfi‘grandruahatthiap rice.
ll'lonr, you know I.
A FEW BARGAINS
2 cans Fine Salmon,
25c- 2 cans Succotash,
Calif Ifornia Fruits are
finest
in business.
Charles E.
Mercia a’nt
.1, ..,
Alfred “tyres
SIIIIIICK.
l
Therein probably no “
actor on earth who
bar-delved deeper in-
to the meaning» or
Shakespeare'e lim.«-
N. 1’. [humour )limn'
BRIDGEPORT T
FRIDAY EVENING.
PRICES~35I .. ”It. . ."i and 51.“). I hurt 1'va
A Brad
I ‘hart now open.
than": n. Prir a» '51-th
TAKES
IIIISTAAI
N ORWALK,
Where are You Cong?
I am going down to
llllNT & ZElllFF’S
Fish and Vegetable llarket
When Iranalwaya and tha- Platinum
MT whim. \lao Holt and trimmed Firth.h
Oysters, Clam. lobsters.
Para Tomato Bataan,
Imported Sardines.
wo......-. mm..." hotter.
WT" ifi’dfii
Economy and Comfort!
i’l'lfl
Gasoline Stoves
Murmur-trait on
tla luau In. It
to fur
grunt-ma
Wehrathmh—atnah
“TIIE MANHATTAN
II Ill Ill“.
mmdomthworl
on.”
”with” thermal: “it?
Call and See Them.
ltll. lloalorlllla.
ornate 1“me
latter—unto».
ea anom-
25c; 3 cans Tomatoes, ‘
25c; Blackberries or Blueberries, 150. Our'
in Inigo cans,
13ch p .
Don t forget the store that will stand by you in everything that
testing Coast, 33 flashington Street, South lonIaIt.
Shannon": 8 great comedy , in six ache.
uantitiea are ‘
lilting you order-um
FIIII CASH BIIYEIIS.
25c; 3 cans Corn,
for
from 20 to 25p per can; the"
Seymour,
I gufqbrnmair
MUSIC Hall, F rIday, May 8th,
THE AYRES—WARREN co.
.If’tn 4
ICE.
r fill/.5.
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Elizayanen
poarra
Miss \‘t’am‘a elo-
. lotion is perfect. No
I’OR’I'IA ever spoke
with nicer apprecia-
tion of the relative
value of her words.—
15'. Y. Horn.
of Ven
fil'ntol’ ND!!!) [BY .1. ('olllfllhk’ 0P SELECTED ARTISTS.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
" BNNIIIISJLELSI
Scars now on sale at
and tingory' a
”meagre
'l'll LEPII‘DXE
‘ CA LI.— 230.
HEATRE.
MAY 8—-
up: n.
to turn of Soil Smith [mil
in "A Milli KEIATIO‘S."
Saturday Matinee and Evening May 9.
y 's mthlnf all scenic productions.
"\l"I'ERDARK.“ l’rhcng. fikumdfic.
TUESDAY EVENlNG, MAY l2—Aml atrial event.
:1 "and rrrir at of
“II. I. 8. PllllEIlllE " In the [lesson llpera Company,
l' min the pormnal supervianm o: )llssJUSTlVI-I
.. I 1am it. or thanopcna
thiERSGLL. (.‘bornaof 90mm. Mom’s
hand-3.3m? . 9am.
THE OPENING
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Our New Store
PLACE
TO-DAY
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You are Cordially Invited to Visit lls,
Alli INSPECT All lllllSllAllI HIE Allll CllllPlEIE "It
New DryGoods
AND NOTIONS.
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& IIIATT,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
CONN.
“VAN’SPP
REMEDIES
troubled With
asthma for four or five years.
Portia-[mat two ycnni l have
been very bad, and have been
unable to obtain It goal might'o
root in that timc. I have tried
everything without obtaining
much rclicf. Recently I obtain-
ed some of “Van's" Cough Cure.
It gave me relief from the first
doom. and since doing it I have
not lost a night's sleep, and now
feel better than for years. 1
Would willingly pay It dollar a
bottli- for it than to be Without it.
(imam ll. Bruce.
South (Imago. N. J.
April nth. tool.
I IIm'c been
l have than testing “Van’a”
Rheumatic Cum as a spring
medicine. I find it an excellent
tonic. creating a good appetite.
aiding digestion and strengthen.
log the system generally. I
think it a good medicine for any
one «lime system neaiiftonlng
up. R. H. Haaruaox.
No. Ill Cary street. (”angel
Valley, N. J. ‘
April at. not.
Norwalk Chronicler