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I‘f Clot Ing
est Line of Furnishings
ever ‘shewn in town, and always the
Can be ' found at
FRANCIS &. 003's", ‘
Wnshington St, 80. Norwalk’.
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flnnllhrs bulging? mules
ordwferlntsrdeyntfleyre'nrerket.
etm nt'lrli at am
low [not lee-ll Issuer levee-t.
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ly eleer end wen-er. by some
helluva-ll °" 'lv'm‘""r'.lr"u'm"" 'cilerr' mm”
ed showers. '
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mmnllnlm.
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vel end entertainment in their hell
ontheWnehiugtonetreethridgetouleht.
—lmlnlend blselieh.7ete.npound;
netivefrnetfihJclszwenkfiehJOetn.
ntflnyes'annrket.
ll. Interlineulehrntedoculistendop.
tldnloflmdoonndColcuiln, will best
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lhhednluenlm. Atteutleniecellrd
tohlvndvertienrent.
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linens Council. In. 1‘. Improved
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inl.0.0.f.bell. Aetlenwillbetnheu
npontheepplientioneoiennmberoi
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Come and see us when you In othersuedspply. Schumann“
’ . . l I; work. Newm’ew ”store
fr ‘ . g: a The stream WI end Northport
Stationery an- " hove ber- ehnrtered w m between
., ' u”: 3': mum-emraiumm
gig in; ruin-Bey. Thetllletnblewillbefowud
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In ~ an
84, WASHINGTON-
HORN“! news.
A Irony We! Items trees the
mun-rem
The twenty-thud ennuni reunion ot
theConneetlcutlnvonaneternne-onino
lion will be held etllnueetuekfl'hunI
dey, June fl.
Them-dumminfrontolthd
Deflynpropertyenlninetreetieheln‘
lovnupnnd will be rqlleced byncon-
cretewelk. '
—l.lveeoftcrnlw,flc. donut, People’d
mxorwnlkllldfioulhllorwllk.
‘l'hn benntifttl wietsrln vlneon‘lho
southern porch of Henson Boyt'e
reeldnuneonlnln Mb gratified.
rntredhynllwhopflthntwny.
'l'hn tannins oi Nb Grace Byxbee
will he removed from the receiving
venlt st Riverwde' cemetery tomorrow
morningnnd interred in the family plot.
-Norwelk Steam Carpet end Bug Bed-
ding Works. ll Knight street, Norwelk.
”L".-
Thnhenlthoflcinlnwillmnkentourof
the town in n tewdnystoinepeet the
mnitnry condition ole numberohee-
time sheet whicheomplnintn lnvebeen
mode.
ol’ure eoilee with pnrscrenm.5c. n
eup,depot reetnurnnt. Opennll night.
letdrew Beebitt, who may return-
edtol‘erwelhfromntvip to Sen Preo-
cireo, left town this morning (or Lynn.
If... whershe will work at bk trndeof
dreemnking.
The-object ofthe prayer ntsetingin
thochnpdolthellorwnlkCon‘rnption-
elehurchtonlghtie‘fiowto Bendtllo
Bible.” DWI. Z. Used will lend
them
-—Prurn 2 to 4 p. on, tomorrow. you
can get men's summer underwent. either
plein white or mixed. for We the gar.
meet, st the Benton store, Norwnlk.
Arthur Brown. elorwnlk dyer-maker,
whoreeeotlyweut went. has settled in
Senl'rnndneenndhne token unto him-
ullnwile. Hewritmhome to tell his
[fiends the good news. Ir. Brown's
bride in from Detroit. Iichienn.
—Plenty fresh breed. rolls. cakes.
“in fine «fillers. etc. lane's.
At 7:15 o'clock this evening as nlnrm
will be turned in iron: Be: It. oppmito
Crofnt l Knepp's het inctoryjn order to
give the city Ire leddien n little precliee.
The horn oompeny will test their new
ml!- nnd the hook end ladder corn-
peny will show thespectntore their skill
in handling the ladders.
—\'ienne pinm screens st Piuneo'e
hook-tore.
llemmndthemenensr of "The
WHMen-pnymhicheppeers
here tonight. costs-pus n suit for
Weld-belles theennditionof
Wellneetwillehntol theenunncsto
thehnll fru- pdvllearrinmnndnntv
nrnllyhnrttheirhnrinees.
Thrlinitedlltnlen District Court In-
Minnelli-Iberian- yenterdey nt
W The on. nplnet Jensen
Mm,ofllouthbnry.forillcpl inves-
Wunulledoupeymrntetenets.
m. Theeuof’l'ho-ne Rockers.“
Woodman Gilbert. of Bridge.
mek'dwlthenllin‘liquorwithout
theepertelpvernwent tee. were com-
pm-ieedinwd ash will have to pay
siesta“. M___
~Pnre lee (hen-r, nt lane’s. 5|
I‘d-glam
mm erreedln the Norwnlk
“WWIflu-oonmndnr
thenqlewut the lee—sch clreleuf
Kit-W oftlie lorwnlk Cou-
WMw-e eneeea. Ithe
leafless weverrved from It toto'cleek.
“which“ Jan-elnfnllujo
elm l-niehrd delightlsl Innis. The
witsnwuvmtheyunneledlesot the
m. ”Winner-“mm by
lid-d. ‘l'benetpeneendewlllnrnoum
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cl.
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mine-hr his seven, el new to “ravine-0mm“ “haul want-smug...“
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hnrrnn n hrhtr ”infinite-tied
flea, teeny sell thew-e teaser-e
flatware-ennui!"-
mm he «I been. intern.
nonfunctional-urn”
truism-wills Infill-hitter!
~~ddtbeW.ndhuthhe
glib remedies—undue
‘ w , and Brusselswcernets‘.
[lil‘tlolhs and Illnoltums‘, " ‘ '
china and Japanese! Mailings,
Shades and draperies.
W
STREET. SOUTH
A. Dickerman & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
‘\
\
humor.
not all of this week.
Telephone
Leading Grocer.
can’t make bricks
The best cook can’t prepareewutl’
dinner wilhoutgmdmstefldg‘llfl
we have the best materials not
only for dinner but for breakfast
and supper as well. We have
nothing but Moles!
where we supply the teble the next
dinner is the pleesnntest kind of Us“
Prospect. This is what keeps our patrons in such constant good
This week we are giving a free demonstration of Vult-
Houten's Superior Cocoa. We solicit u call from every lady in
town to try the merits of this article. Served by a lady attend-
without show
roads-adv
Call l3~2.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
m0enernlD.ll.Oonch u moving from
hem-autism hh nun-rev residence
ontheflnplontrsetbill.
"Frill" 'l'eylor,ol the Gnutto.h ro-
jolelngtodnyovutheedvmtof e ton-
”ammonium“
—Enylw’ennndy,hah svadny. st
lane's. lil Wnehlngton st.
ununmmtndd,4,4,5.lntho
114clewnttbe3elrnontl’nrknoen.
Philadelphia. yesterday.
The Southern New England Telephone
company has just hand no eflicial tele-
phone lint, giving the names of subscrib-
ereinthsprincipsl cities end towns of
Connecticut.
("BB '1'!!! RIVER.
lows end Onset, o! the Bey Iw- llnnl
‘ lnrwllk.
Mien Bessie Wood. of Norman Heights,
hes been visiting et the home of Captain
George 8. Bell. Corn street.
Mr. Henford and family, of Cannons
Slntiou, moved yesterdny to the apart-
ments over W. B. Hnnferd's store on
Best avenue.
The Junior Epworth league held I
very nucemnful entertainment last night
in the Sundny school room of the Eat
Avenue Hsthodiet Bpincopnl church.
There was s large utendence and the
progremme oilseed was enjoyed by all.
ltconsistedof rendings by Mrs. Welsh
nndMim Sadie Randall; vocnl solo by
line Roee, accompenied by lliss Sadie
Rsndnllemm _
BABIES.
Emmy Pooley's livery stable in being
painted.
Wilbur Reed has purchased n new hi
cycle.
There wee n smell audience st Rev.
Charles“. lclntoeh‘n lecture on “Ben
Her.” in the Congregntiouel church.
Tueedny night. It was pronounced as
being very good. It wen illlntrnted by
seventy-live views.
John Burke died Tuesday at Fitch's
Home.ngednixty-tbree years. He was
nvelernn olCompnny A, Twelfth Con-
necticut Volunteers. The remains were
token to New Haven yesterday for
buriel.
Henry C. Church, of Middleton. died
at Fitch's Horne yesterday, need iifty-
nine years. He even a member of the
Twenlyseventh regiment, Connecticut
Volunteers. The funeral was hell this
nfternoon nt 2-300‘clock. The interment
wns in Spring Grove cemetery.
BDWAY'I'OS.
Mrs. George Tooksr has gone to New
York to visit her mother.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Scott and
Louis Sownrby will take place early
next month.
Arthur Jones will leave the employ of
lead Brothers. having taken the fruit
stand et Recon Point.
All. KINDS 0? SPORTS.
What been of 0nt~Door heroine nrw
nuns ow use no water.
The recs committee of the Alphn
Wheel club here-soured nearly enough
monsyforngoldmedelne n time prize
for their hnndicnp ten~mile roed rnce on
June 17. About twenty-live other prizes
bnve else been donated. Tents will be
erected near the nouns for the riders to
dre- nnd rub down in before end after
lltsrnce. 'l'heoillclnleofthsthy willhe
reoognised by hedges. The club's heed-
qunrters will be open ell dey end e rs»
oepthin committee will be in nttendnnce.
In the evening there will be music. ro-
freehtnenll. and other entertainment for
the racers end visiting wheelmso. En-
lrlennrs beginning to some in. 111w
who have not secured blenke cnn get
them of D. W. Rnymond. E. J. Thomas.
or F. 3. Williams.
Three members of the Boston Wheel
ub errlved in Booth Norwnlk shoutazll
deloeh yestevdny nftsruoon. covering the
dblnnoebetwesn the two cities on their
dtheciuhwhohnd been on n enil
i
nameless-tn.“-
‘l‘lto followiuuwern hood Iny es,
1“. listlernlehed from omen ol A.
I.Womter.eolleltorotpnhnte. lhldp-
”.m-
w. mile-nilgnndA. D. Inultou,
W.mou whirlinbeuuerdw.
”.mmvsndeedlnfizt :Belnuel
I. lower end 0. E. t, New
Haven torpedo' lllehnrd J Gatling
rlsmrrtne lit SEASON.
I... Well 'l'nntn‘ lulu be Inert-s l[Ill
Dnllalwns In”.
Juetnt thin nelson, when the werm,
brigbtdhys bring with them n eertnln
lenguornndons and all feelndis-
Meier henvy meets and the heating
diehenof winter, yet when the berries
nrenotquitsriponnd our native fruits
nreintheir prime, the pineapple in its
nhundnnce becomes par excellence the
fruit of the hour.
Itieluncious end juicy; it is full of
flavor and has no nromntic qunlity that
ls all its own. end when to nil this in ad-
ded its extreme cheapness end its adept—
ebility todishesof n dozen sorts there
has been snid enough nod more then
enough to satisfy the most exacting do.
moods and to prove its claim to consider-
ation beyond thnt which it ordinarily re-
ceives.
1119 recipes which urezivenbelowhsvs
all the merit of being tried and of hav-
ing yielded success again and again.
Many of them are not on common as
they deserve to be, and have been oi»
tnincd from somewhat unusual sources;
but all can be commended without re-
serve, end each is worthy of s single
trinl if no more.
The very simplest method of servin
i? of florets. in the untouched state. and
irityreperedt Irnnkesin-
dad‘s del to dish: bolt”; it is com-
monly served in slices. thicker and thin-
nor as the use may be, it is not only far
from being good but is unwholesome as
well. To propels the fruit to perfection.
selecte- ripe n specimen as you can find;
then withnehnrp knife cut oil all the
tough ekin end remove ell the eyes. but
lenvethegreentopin place to use use
hnndls.
When so much is done grasp the fruit
tightly in the left bend, and with a fork
pull ortenr it into shrub till only the
core in left. Then sugar well with pow;
dared sugar and place on ice for twelve
hours at the very least, or. better still,
for twenty-(our.
It you are not n wetotaler. end are de-
sirous of even better things. or over
the sugared fruit one gill of ne Santa
Cruzrum.nndlct elend as directed for
the pleiner prevention; then when the
time for serving comes out cold, as the
ice will mnke it, end you will enjoy as
deliciousn morsel an often falls to the
fate of men.
If you wish to prepare en ornamental
as well as n toothnome dish do not pure
the fruit. Cut off from the stem end a
single thick slice. then with ashnrp knife
cut up the pulp within the peel, using
the letter as n cup to contain the trait.
When the whole is out line put in an
ample supply of sugar. add the rum as
nlrundy directed. mines the cover and
set on ice till requi .
Serve by dishing withnspoon, when
you will find that besides a delicious
dessert you have it unique ornament for
the table.
To mnke a really perfect in, if pies
can be so called. shred the mitnsdi-
reeled above, sugar to tests. and stir
until tender. Then make rich pie crust,
linen deep dish, or in the fruit, cover
with strips of t e crust and bake too
delicate brown. You will find that the
cooked fruit in perfectly digestible. that
the ilsvor is perfect and that the pie is
no good In any pic on be.
-—l’lenty of ice cream at Lane's, 51
Wuhington street.
Hugh Frazier, a fnrmer of Wepping,
in the town of South Windsor, attempted
suicide Tuesday by taking Perle green.
He is over fifty yenrn old. He attended
the funsrnl of n neighbor Mondny. His
farm wen heavily mortpged, and when
he returned from the funeral he went to
see the men who holde the morlgnge.
He became discouraged as n result of the
lnlerviewnnd neeoon anhe "
home set about to end his life.
To. leery Flies.
Holman “not. who began life nsn sick
to on nuctloneer and estate urgent. was con-
mlly drnwinu portrnitn when he should
Invu been drnwlng up lenses,nnd in his
chosen profession he wen never slow to
seize the dying moment. “I m't buy
yourornnuse.” he sold to so old women
whohnd enterud the olllcslneenrchofn
customer,“hut l'll t your
Old llnnnnh wnn del glued. end t «super
shower put on pa in her habitual”
lived,hrrbneketon hendnndnnornnne
her hand.
Butcneinddentofthle tediousyetnln-
bttloue pwtuddthonrtiet'nllfe nevw
see-ed tonflovd him nmnwuunt. The
windowelnhleromnwersmedeotmund
maid-sh? hag little glued” be
In tine revving upout
“Mull“. Ahlotot ink minced
tor the body. and some delicate pencil
mohaiorthewtmnndetndistnueethe
deerptlonwupwfect.
“mom“ ”.“fi
one came n,
£23.“...
“I nun'tmnhe out howitln fiverydny
thntlcomelnwthleroomthereeremlohe
none end mew endtehln. euthle
hnndkerchlet he nttemptedtohruh the.
nwny.—-Yeuth'e0unrpnutnn.
manger-nan
'l'heyunugm’sintherwee
:‘vleltjuettoeeehowhwu
"Semi-emi- halal"
Il‘Y‘ll
"l'hnt'r William. leer-tannin
yer-It hwy-tether. Don't hethw
nounshontrnllhnwtuenstnnees lewhm
needlnnurwetlunut them.“-
mute-lit.
5'
him
I10"
old-nil".
IMF—Indore. lwoulrl like tot-ll
u- E
Fresh Fish !
Pttttt‘t IliiKET.
13 North llain st., 80. Norwulk.
Telephone cell, 52-3. |
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Fresh Fish!
EVERY DAY.
Our stock of meats, fruits, vegetables, etc, is, as usual, com-
plete and first quality throughout. Come and see us. , -
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
PEflPlE’B MARKET,
21 Well st., Norwslk
Telephone call, 5—7-3.
Ladies
"0 pnrtlculnrly
invited to cell-ad
examine the new
LADIES' - CfllllMBll.
especinlly designed to give its rider
ll: .t CHARHING GRACE end EASE which
chumrcrizes the riders of the
- COLUMBIA. -
Xo exercise is so lnvlgorntlng or beneficial as
Bicycling. but u graceful position and no any
running wheel are necessary accompenlmenle.
does. I have been using it for about
two years—four bottles in nil-as occa-
sion required, and always kee a bottle
of it in my home. I believe know a
good thing whenl got hold of it, and
Pain Balmis the best liniment l have
ever met with. W. B. Denny, dairy-
msn, New [grin on, Ohio. 50 cent
bottle, for sale by .C. Stillson, Drug-
gist.
"other Here You 3 Baby ‘.’
If stget from your druggist today,
for field. it bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure. Every baby often has diatreming
colic. Dr. Hand‘s Colic Cure gives im-
mediate relief b removing wind from
the stomach en quieting the nerves.
giving restful sleep. Mother, think of
the worry and anxiety this savw you.
If your baby is teething Dr. Hand’s
Teething Lotion for 25 cents, soothes 9nd
relieves all pnin. Sold by all drugguns.
While Mr. T. J. Richey, ol Alicea,
Mo. was trevelinz in Kansas he was
taken violently ill with cholera morbus.
He called atu drug store to get some
medicine and the druggist recommend-
ed Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy so highly he conclud~
ed to try it. The result was immediate
relief, end it few doses cured him com.
pletely. it is made for lvm-l complaint
and nothing M59. It never laiL-s For
sale by G. (J. Stillson. Druggist. '
6"...- :
'i'h .751:
i‘Iitciaar’s 6.2.2.33. 1.»
When Ilnby wen sick. we geve her Custorln.
WhenehewunChikL-hocrledforflnstodn.
Whenshebmmflhlherlungtolwin.
mmmcnmmmg-mmm'
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Gastoria.
Children Cry for?
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
WANTED.
' memos}; Wild-insular: mil
. beeper. Best of references. Address,
lack Box so. New (Janeen. Ct. mfliat
Dunssmxmozfdl; gm... street.
mm It
‘ ANTED nt once. all McKay insurers.
A pl It the Tenltyok. linker a: Dud-
ley (30.. r port. Cl. m3”!
‘0]! mthpovt Conn" n lint—class farmer.
. prdener nod sermon-loo lumen work.
Inn end his wile preferred. Ample encom-
modntlous. lmmrdinte employment. Ild-
dress this week toll. ll. Bunnell. New ll‘elvcu.
m... V
‘ ANTID~A furnished house in n plvneent
end hsnlthy loo-lit for shoot three
months from June lot or . by n smell fern-
lly. Address llieh timed. linutlnel oillermi
m I
”’itfifiiiiil'ifirr‘ifld ""1"???" ' no“
I) dny. Mrs. lemons. tl-ltouth gig—“'1 -
WHA-
‘To‘"‘i.er.
A mull cottons shunted on I’nirilsld Ivonne.
arr-tn Nowell. Rent ”or?" month. Ar
py ”0.1143000430an rut. N-aorw‘el .
W
1'“! lower spurt-eels and
lot at house lfu. OAnn ntnet.
Inflows.
1“»?
‘"
"dim
71‘0- smell funily frmn Jens let. tour room-
In new house on u lest Nor-
welk. require l'rnuk Der.
l w
Phfiifim“ °?“:d“m“"“:i.":
rm rem 1m" "" “fii
lent mmnum sari-m '
when Jane impel :n‘hwelllne.
kale-leeway
We!" “Slider-hem
Invent not. but!
inlee'l she yrneepttun
W M” 5-,»
It en n I
mmm-em
The COLUMBIA sup lies both of these wants end is to—day ncknowlsdged nethe unjus-
WHEEL. Instruction res.
ALL STREET. NOBVYAIK. C'l‘.
JACKSON 56 W men to Norwnlk Hotel.) BROTHERS
mm 3m
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