,1 I. w. Raiser .
m m Tammie“; its.
, .
Iasuncluulug.
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lomlt.
profits for the dealer.
piciousabonttha
As to that “
sentence is
We’ve never ’
andyou’ve never~
anything better. ‘
scrum "Mum +~ rmwr
We; Muha- sJaatai Isr-
My
Exploslonot'Gasat ~ 0-1“.
1 f... 4 ,1 :Ye‘f. Natives of they, ,
mum V
1 'é‘Masc‘uline Gender Oi‘ily.
newton... A...
~ HarrisonuCoul'crencc.
3mm.llm.llnh filing!“ will save you. 100 per cehtfoii the
I have this day, May 2d. purchased from George H. Bromfield,
. 1“. m trustee1of the estate of Clark 8: Lounsbury,~ Shirt Manufacturers,
m 9"! M Mill-n- " who failed some few months ago, over 2,000 Gents’ Light Weight,
that-ill idamuio tor the msrry- .
unnecessary-Point wenheudta “iv-WNW: Ili- my "bad-
the first time M, m A inthiscitywillnodoubtraadwilhmuch
”mumhuworkpuuingm- 1 " - w
the my. PM “a no... Attersweek’srest, whlehwas devot»
hamthuhsvemade some idea dwmmhllualcnsnd getting
«chm ot the contrivancc Mll'fimithweatwworkina
nube’tormad. 1th likely to proveone'
” cringe-unmet the Point,
especiallytorthe childrn. The carou'
alblocateddirectlyinthe rear oi the
Winonhudthatwaaformer-
,lyaaaltiaarsh. Aahortdmancceast‘is
“Uptown-sh allay. shady mew
callyoompleted.
Theanuadofthe carpenters’ hammer
andmwandtheswingsd the painter:
“.mstmmdabmuiem, as
,' ’ me- to the ammo:
filmfilfimamhurriedtorward to
completion. The number of bathing
”summons; addition
(limiter to the houses built last
wfihupovidingaccommodationflor
”hikes. Achaugeinthelocatiunot
the dd horse sheds and the
ereoflon at new on. tame a
com-riot and staple place for
' ‘- ‘ n
~ vw' our 5*
sonnet-gr» ” Wes ”W
(or cs. mam-i cars-m. .
Rosars.Wa-h.,laytl.-A terrible
plasionoccurlldinthadopeof nail
laadtholwtllwsat Paddccoal
panyatthlapointiawhicbthalo-ot
Whmburthatdsay other
mthathaaevarbsenchrmidad on
Pacific-lope. frhauactnatnre at the m to
Mammumthatlad to’lt
. \
'm prob-Hr "m h r 1 n I i _ ' . I“. . I ,1 factory at the time of failure, at less than one-quarter the actual
vii-inn it"ia mm om nearly
Ibr-
m'hmwmm ”m 1 w "W mmifim costofmanufacturing.
“‘" ""' ”h“, " ”‘ WW . b’ ”M“ m” m w” "" ’“""‘"""‘""”"—"‘” THIS FIRM DEALT IN THE BETTER GRADE 0F GOODS,
knownhowmy-aawminthevflatty Mattheprasidsat at liaaeapolisshonld
mallowedhall an hour {or man atthediasster,bntit is believed on be- "m‘ H lame'm hmmwnsnumm. '
lromBflOto om, dinner from 1 to z, twssutovty-dveandnttywueinthethrne mpasnwudmm’mmw ‘ him-m‘ SO WE WILL ONLY HAVE TO OFFER THE
then work until 7 o’clock. The em~ mm:i?a:e¢e:d:a:m by 1
ployea of some shops, heisnys. work - ' - . . 0 .
lromdo’clock in the morning" until 8 firmwmuaum - um m "m ”WNW“ " ' BETTER CLASS F GOODS
o'clockatnight. connoisseuooweok, “'° ”W m" 1““
» Lots as follows:
weremenworki mttheopeuin mhaflhfifiamdm
including washing and mending. The andataomodistazge iron the point who:
food ia very, plain, in: whole-one, gm. n a w m uric-In m w m 1 In other “I“ u N" do. w Thirty Dozen fine Chemot Shirts, that can’t be bought at whole-
allycomisungolln'eadandcofleennda am men were tron: l,500to:.0001eet ‘ mieittmpowiblahawlllhsnolninated.
coupleofeggnlorbreaktaet, with other htherinthe slope and intbeimmedlate
meals m gm, Promiofi- vicinity oi the accident. There b no doubt
at. Smith says he has become ac- ‘1';ng :fifig'mfi
quainted with a nice set of young telr
1 Following b an «mm
lows, who have taken him under their
hate! the men who were atwovhintht
apecialcharge. Heretersto a pie-ant WMOk‘hl‘mm:
many 3:9»? "”I Heavy Weight, lledium Weight, in fact every sum left in their
requindtobeinlheahopatflo a. on,
sale for less than 04.00 per dozen; we propose to sell them for 250
each. Forty dozen, little better than above, worth 85.00 per doz.,
'2
i
iiii
. :35
u. pearl huttons. etc, 306 each. Fifty dozen. elegant quality, heavy
, weight Flannel Shirts. inventoried at 88.00 per doz., actual worth
dialta'ing teams. The mcmm and walk With them, passing by Arden cos- n' ““m j I: l I 1 1
oontecfionay booth occupies a mm “9. now some lamina. but “ill sund- mlmmfimwm'w'h 1 “611:, 4 3.0. ' 310.00 per dozen; they Will be sold for .50 cents mob.
mtnlpuitiomfltditl former loca- fheold1moat-Parfly filkjd up, Ind the Philip Davinalarsetamily. m;wa. mun-w ,
ion: WWI-Vino“ h" m '9 d“"lb""3” "L '3"“" $22: m a Tm . 2:}... “W‘E’? Also several small lots of very fine Shirts, worth {rum $12.00 to
pailudandrenovatednheold dwkube “WEI” 8M“ tt W .. WinMinaon, widow “db-”1 um.
um; a” m m of there iaa ditchcloseby called Reddich
(red ditch), because the water was red
with blood. Healso speaks oi visiting
alarxo paper mill. with a capacity at
330 square feet a minute, running night
and day. '
Thepartolfinglandwhere Ir. Smith.
is now staying icallcd the ”Dish Clout.”
mean-m: mu «w o, WWW“.
The mayor-fly oi the people. men, women m mg,
and children, wear clogs with wooden = m son at above, single.
soles. The people are plain,‘but very married.
hoapitable,and treat a Yankee tar bet
ter,hesays, than they are treated at
home. ‘___ A 11 __1 .__
[mig- linole- Icahn
The twenty-lint annual Inn-ting a! the
New Haven branch or the Wonmn’s
WMwldowandtwoehndren.
Wlmleaves an orphan son ten
old.
years
in: r u’i-ge lamil
Ursa-n. - I.
hooks. family saBtreator, lib.
Joseph Worth, 812. a large iamlly.
Joseph lbwovll‘, Jr. -
John Mei-1y,- single, aged aistyfive;
818.00 per dozen, at 75 cents each.
sunny jagged rocks, and numerous other
minor chem made about the grove
havelinprovedshel’dntalmoat beyond
romantic.
New gentlemen don’t miss this chance—it don’t come every
day. The above facts I guarantee as being every whit true. as
OverstPinePdntheutenaionofthe
‘p‘ierbuuderway. Whencompletedthe
:druetumwill haltoieet iniengthJod
ahclarpstatea‘meuthat ply’thewaters
dthefloundwillheabletolnndpmen-
matlhel’oint. The hill over which
1).. Mkhadtoclimhaflerleavingthe
3~ “hmmdowasikfeet; theold
" W foot pun laadingiroru the
» 1. Indhgtothebathiug houseshasdiaap—
‘ Mp'via‘waytoalneen—tootmad-
way,andthenabroad boardwalhleada
to theme. 'l'hefoundation tor-cot-
hga [or Jam- W. Hyatt has been laid Boardol Minimal was held yesterday at .
staid-fly point under the rim-nu theriled church. Over .500 ladies [mm ,wfiw'mffififl :33;
"“ urpunaa were atka ymvxfl' thetour watern counties “Connecticut uipandaaped. lie was down
“with.” Stab-driveuinthe w'ereinaucndance. Theroportottbe ”Wind“!
you will be fully convinced by examination of same.
GEORGE R. VAN ALSTYN E. Proprietor,
m; PHEWV’W'fM.
nap lall m1 newt-nor
law manna-These u 2,
saitoUoth.Pnelaavs.Sacutsryct8tata
Ranywuwhuamwstrhliathe
W . ol spit-Vt”
m .
lolty pontoon ol the admlnistrstioa ot
"Sigma-wean. ’ :83 walling“!!! Street.
OF THE
Kitchen non-'id, large mum brother at
six-Superintendent Ronald.
1' “I” n mu m ,1 t I i am “11 mm {mm wmgrwngu,w;1m W a 1 moaned men-tam N. B. Thain shirts can be seen nowhere else than at t. e
”whom. 1 anxiliatiea haircut 62,020) let that: in wmm“ ,larueialnfly. .. ,, ’ ,,,,, s
.. to partisan mloraacrifls'ioghh “b0“? Mm
Ant-l, mechaniuand laborers are not. TheY.P.8. (LB. havegiven to JacobWeatherlsttemiaahoqatNoJ; Hemmtadtethel’e-ouatsthat they W”. “W leadhputeJorhh _ 1
mum-“workahuhfl’ointput the treasury “.000 more thanin moi. hiring:- mummmmmy a” $.34“... th-
tin‘itinreadinulorthe formal open- The m, "in Twining. reported am mn,tamlly. Indus”. Ida-by nah-
Thorn-ll lea widows-dunes m Them
ingthelattarpartol the month. n it an. 314.000 had beeneollecled during “’"’ w“ mm»: mm“: M s S M I I H
tics. I I ’
Cindi".
expected tint the pre- dinm «n the theyeer torthenseoimi-ionaries. like James Bot-ton (coloredl, widowandlve
Minn...willbean 8‘85! 01 no little Susan B. Wwas miected presi- 0““
import-we. u i- undastood on: near- dent. The vacopmnenu lrom ram "’1'“ m“ "‘4" "" m" “w hum, rim Politics.
Pun-one. la ll.~—ln an interview Ir.
V.
Jymhnunomvmbueniom. county arellrs. ID. Wool‘aelers. s. d'};,.,..,1 “m, , _
WWW-m mum o... o... .... .. no... mwnm. m... .. me... 1111 11 * mm- o... ........ .......... Insurance Budding. South Nurwalk.
decided W“
L (lady, I... 'r. u. Sheldon. Ilia- C'or- William Pruhall, married. .
. ~ v . Thomas Wright, family.
I 5 I I I u n. u Clwate, Hrs. William B. (mwell lathe
. Juana est-ale.
,, I... u I”... secretary {or Furtleld’connty and tin. null?“ lastly. _ 1 1
. ”m: fiOpaaHouentasnteda 0.1..I’rentiaatheaecretary tors-reissues At alatehonrtheretlettosceisworkmg
' _ “awaytowurlthelnlddlaot themlne.bul
of Christian Endeavor {or the county 1‘ little 0‘ a, d a. m b
Alhanlflvkw‘mu. “mwm
nemlyOuIl-vel.
ContractorJ.B.Baymood'abamln ll btha terottha llll
themrdhi-m It 3' 50"" whicnaupplythalortlarnl’adlcnaflnsd
avenue. caught fire about too o'clock
command-Union Facile and nearly-ll
yesterday alternoon. Ir. Raymond hail
nd'flllt Hm, palms, ferns and”
«harm plants were everywhere in
m ”Inflows-Wm
idea veritable appletneorehard.»
mwentha bk-onis.and their
. 1". am w- the comment
I.“ Inwar- ”M1...
New Baum“, It. 1.. lay ll.—1‘he
rddenee at Wilson lie-an, on the out
shirts at town, was entered by burst-m
I" ”.mlnlnhdlaldamtar
ware rudely awakened by three mashed
“whawuhdmwlmdmdsnndrd
thannsnderotallthsirvslnabla. Onset
.thetownalneastsrnW-hlutonaadldah
enpwedJohu lohnsonandbhsunto do'
nuneworhaboutthepremleasand they
hung their coats on aomehoohinthe
barn. ltiampwenlthat the ban was
i ntonfirelmmalighled pipewhlch Ir.
” Wm‘hmmo‘mhhnaon'amhdnmlesflyleflinthe
pocketdhisooat. Theflameaweredb
covered by Its Julia Raymond. who
' happenedlohnkoutdswlndowlnths
’ hwae. ‘ibetold the men, who were
working in the yanl, and they ntln-
' gulslnedtheblsm. Thedamagewillptu—
'M . babl amountto .whlch is covered
-rfiwmww mm imam“...
uphelnaaadasethaonlyouassaved.
......'Z. on; .. on...
tsunami». lay Ill—Jl'ha baskets 1:
This week we can come pretty near giving you an agreeable
War it ”you Mill‘ouly i an invitation to Ihlpectnnttr
”.V’W"WHM“W V» ' A number of ladies mn‘ lawn 5
Poole Woman's Relic! Corp. of New
Haven, visited the Soldiers' Borne at
'M “W bf adds 5401“!" s 7 Rosamund
”and withers-git] , v “1..-”... - m t . "w . i ,1 l,. l , ' ,
' ~ «. u , * "w , = _. we firi- With? Milt! sthdkot lea Shirthaim
our-summon“, as lubricity M. m 1. 1 r” l 1111, 5 1 itnlannd 1 ‘1 e
in price from too to 06.00 each.
W
Parasol season is nowopen, and we will guarantee to give
you a better deal this moon than ever before.
W
harry via-adamant" heantllyla‘ the
grounds around the Home. Iowa at
tlanthaladlasplanled withthairowa
:1
l'
M Mr" W "“0"” W" ”n, “3-“ , “ Ladlee' Hosiery, Gloves, Swiss Ribbed Vests etc , are now
”I ”II-”n “r I". ‘ a". k” I a: 1 a “as being sold in greatquantities, tor the reason that we are selling
'1 '- u “I“. "hm“ "' II I. a» them very cheap ’
b O
W watts!- "'
no mes van Is! he can. Ivan-via
Calico Wrappers in all styles“; of the best value.
“UL-W
- Look in our manning Minna, need for Drapery,
1 only 10 oentapsryard. 3i i ‘
. . - 1 . "é‘gr‘ 1
, > , . . . . 7 in LaeeOurtslns “WEN We are displaying a
moan-rt.“ 'wuwflmo , ,
1mm’laealnysa new. m » _ WWW
‘ Mir-Ins nu. rumors-mundane: new . , , ,, _ . , ,. ' W f
intonation-is: ml ’ml M " 1"” “‘6 ""‘i' ‘ ' * 1 , Doa'tjtmprym’evgry Saturday-elm and
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We h?“ Mmmething to any to!“ WV“ “‘0‘ my” "
44 Silllill Milli ,‘
Music Hall Block.
HEADQ UARTm ‘
liflllllEllllmp
In Hard and Son wood, ”'7
AT LOW PRICES; 1
The only place in the city-where.
clover. Farm Creamery ltllu
is sow. . l .
Effluent»
19 Washington Strait. ' ’1
Will .PiPEusé‘ J
Palms. Oils; Glass‘ffalu
Combined Chair and Step 1
der reduced from $2.00 to $1..
.4 «MM
PAINTING. Pll’fli llllllilll 1
llEllllllfllllli.
79-Washuuu8u19if
. "4“" -
_1 .1? s1...“ . .,
Columbia fooBlcycll
And :1 ards. Force rare berg-1min Colum- r'
his his eties. which have been used but little:
A better investment than to purchase low
grade new whorls. 'l be old firm,
JACKSON BROS"
58 Wall Street. Norwalk. Conn.
STACY—GEE"?!
Nulid, Cushion or l’mulnallr: Tim)
liiuyulesllalches,litllunsiliiles
And thousands at other ihi ven wa
$133. on:
an. iv.
with orders tor our celebrat
and Baking Powder.
Perfect mtiatactlon guaranteed.
Sendacstamp for so pogo illlmratedcata.
, , . ,. .
fielallnallluilliu
Bridgeport. Donn.
'l'hehancbnmeetandheat “aw tea
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u the state at Connecticut.
- . . .,_..~.E‘:_..-..v....__-,
D. P. MORRELL.
UHTIPE OF THE PEACE M Phhlio
J i’enelon Attorney. Real hwy-ind Fin.
inwurlnfls. Puniltnn insurance a .
lll Washington slrcetJioulh Norwalk. up“ 1
- , “pm
LIGHT AS!) HEAVY
“time and h Md In It
rare. Trnnhs an park-gee
prompt ly delivered. (mice V0. ”- t
1.
ton street. South Nurwaik. ("onn.
iuum Illlltlllll Militias. '4
51 Washington street.
open hilly turn: I to I: a. in" and (mm to:
p. m..a;ui onwards: mankind“. $1
Wintereatallowedondm
annex H0 '9. i, « . .
wuufifiufiu‘urmom '
it s. w. suuurm. ' i i
VETEIIIAIY Illlllll. ,
in Railroad Place. South Kuwait.“ had
army's Dna Stove. Harwell. M.
e10." B‘AYLE’E“
“ls.
ll lerth Iala atmt. South overeat 1
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I11. ”‘13.“!
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Eyes My taste-l and It m
1W” whammy and. 7.9.9....” t
Jacob M.” Layton
HOME]? B. How.
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