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‘ ,‘l’ 0! A Infill”-
II WWII.
liner-ad bur well purer.
, layman's.
m1 Bmksr wassble to visit his
”eh lie Hahackemo floral block,yss-
in. Mill Circle of the Norwalk
. lstehnrch will meet with tiles
‘ Burnout Tuesday night. .
. Th Norwalk lock factory will shut
down this afternoon until next week,
, givingthesmployeesabrlef vacation.
‘V Klimtloed of send is being discharg-
find at J. R. Farrie' dock. The barge
‘;DeVseux is at Wilson's Point with coal
“ . iorlr. Ferris. 2
, Court Iahackemo, Ancient Order of
We. will observe Sunday as its
Mariel Day. The members will leave
their headquarters on Washington street
at! o’clock in the afternoon, and march
h at. lary'e cemetery. where the graves
of deceased brothers will be decorated.
—Soft white hands. Dust of Roses.
The South Norwalk fire department
will he called out for practice tomorrow
morning between the hours of 8 and 9
o'clock. After the run photographs of
the new truck and members of Old Well
Book and Ladder company will be taken
by Georges. North and Jesse Ii. Ferris.
At the meeting of the Pine Island
Cemetery annotation, last night, in the
City National bank, John H. Knapp was
m treasurer to fill the vecany caus-
ed by the death of General Nelson Tay.
loo. hir. Knapp was also appointed
nperlntendent of the cemetery grounds,
with power to see about their care, and
=Iake whatever changes be deemed best
for the interests of the association.
Issac I. Crisaey died at the home (i
son-in-law, E. H. William, on (Jan-
non street, last night, aged seventy-eight
years. Hr. Criesey was a G A. it man,
nvetereu of the {Seventeenth Regiment,
having enlisted in New Canaan, and was
a member of Douglas Fowler Post. Be
A, . washamember of Harmony lodge,
.» y‘aland A. IL, of New Canaan. The
a... -Wld Saturday afternoon.
- é—Prevstlts heir falling out. Yale-Har-
vard shampoo.
I. W. Balaton, the Norwslk newsdeal-
a, is turning his store into a veritable
museum. He has an old cannon ball
{and in Betts' woods; a receipt from the
(tensile up to date; a enrinam, or horned
toad, from Texas. and now he has
' "-a genuine death adder. cap-
tarsd in Riverside cemetery. The reptile
k of a vicious nature end will strike sav-
agely against the netting when any one
mars the window.
The Key meeting of the Ladies' Auxi.
Iiary, held Tuesday, was much enjoyed
by the attending members. President
fill! and Secretar y J sckson, of the Young
M's Christian Association. both favor-
ed them with remarks, the former on
local conditions and prospects of associa-
tion work, the letter a brief report of the
”national convention. The June
meeting is include a social tea for
members it friends.
-—Psy your taxes. Collector's attics,
W building, open tonight.
Through a misunderstanding the Ram-
bling Wheel club. of Bridgeport. as well
the Alpha Wheel club, of Norwalk, has
the Falriield county champion-
‘ipflone mile and one-half mile) on their
j . “it! blush for their June races. Both
“nominate them. and the L. A.
W. racinglhoerd is in a quandary. 'lhe
filed the first petition, but there
h a friendly feeling between the two
clubs and a compromise will probably be
deoteteaoh club running one of the
dampioneblps. Which one the Alphas
will have b not yet settled upon.
Theatlnouncernent in Tim SiZNTlh'i-ti.
oi , concerning the sale of G.
Lawry's drug store to Edward P.
Wad, caused considerable surprise, and
Ir. West! is being congratulated upon
allsldel. Theaters was started in 1829,
, V by J. A. Wood, a grandfather of tir.
’ Weed,“ was later conducted by the
“I. 1’. Wood, who was the present
tether. Harold Glsndsnnlag,
fl proorlption clerk, will re-
ule with Ir. Weed. lir. Gregory will
“coastlines short tlms,befors so-
aptlngaesaeslisnt position which has
‘ essasdmd to him.
with cream to cup. atuas’s.
oie muting of members
the lens of Bi. George.
t, a club to he known as
Glekstclebwasorgsnlssd.
silicon were elected:
fl
Merl ben’slo. I My will
closetodsyualildneslllh.
The grocery stores of Booth Norwalk
will be closed all day tomorrow.
-Iaave your order at Lane's for pure
ice cream for tismorlai Day dinner or
supper. l". A. Lane.
George Bcheub has been appointed ad-
ministrator-of thseemtsof the lets do-
‘ The Woodward championship cup
was received by the Alpha Wheel club
this morning.
Ea-Ohlai oi Police Albert DsForset
lies at the point oi death at his horse on
High street, Norwalk.
Raymond Brothers are discharging a
load of crushed stone for the streets of
the city oi South Norwelk.
Joseph Kyle, of Stamford, who has
been ill, resumed his law studies with
Attorney Gray, of Norwalk, this morn-
ing. ‘
CompenyI-‘bald its lest drill oi the
season at the Norwslk Armory, last
night. After the drill refreshments
were served and a social time ensued.
An employee oi the Berlin iron Bridge
company, working on the Monroe street
bridge. got a piece of steel imbedded in
his left hand, this morning. and Dr. W.
C. Burke had to dress the wound.
Gregory Brothers. iii—Norwslk, agents
for the Victor wheel, have sent out re-
. ward notices for the arrest and convic-
tion of the person who stole J. A. Pin-
nso’s bicycle from the residence oi Miss
Chlchestor, on West avenue.
——Regulatlon caps used by the Norwslk
Yacht club can be had at Comstook
Bros’, 01 each. . Our store open late this
evening.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons oi St.
George. elected odioers last night, as fol-
lows: President, Harry Chlttirn; vice
president, James Bodgkinson ; messenger,
William White; secretary, George Good-
win; assistant secretary, Walter Callsn;
treasurer, David Cbittim; trustee, James
Wood.
The members of the choir of Grace
church were pleasantly entertained, in
an informal way, at the rectory last
night. Refreshments were served and
the young people played games. Severnl
selections were also rendered by the
choir during the evening.
The mounds in Union Park are being
prepared for ii men. Owing to neglect
or on the score of economy, tulip bulbs
were not planted in the parks last fall.
consequently these bright hlomome,
which pop their heads out of the ground
in the early spring, were greatly missed.
this year.
The House yesterday passed the elec-
tion blll designated to settle disputde
elections, prevent dead-locks. etc., in
concurrence with the Senate. and it now
goes to the governor for signature. The
bill providing for voting by secret
ballot on the license question
was rrcommitted to the com.
mittee on temperance. The House
adjourned on a division on an important
bill showing no quoranpresent.
The Nor-walk postoiiioe will iclose to~
morrow at 11 a. m. for the remainder of
the day. The lobby will be open all day
for the benefit of those having lock
boxes. The letter carriers make one de-
livery and one collection, leaving the
office at 7 o'clock in the morning. Let-
ters posted at the odioe will be sent in a
mail leaving the office at ii p. tn.
[nouwsur news on rm“ mun ]
FAST Wfllilihlh‘iri.
l'ro- New York to New Haven in light
and a Half liners.
W. O. Vivittas, one oi the oliicials oi
the National League of American Wheel-
men and a leading spirit in the Castle
Point Cyclers’ association of West flo-
boken, made a remarkably quick trip on
his wheel, Saturday. from New York
city to New Haven. He covered the dis-
tance. eighty’iour miles, in eight and
one-half hours. seven hours of which
was actual riding time.
Vivlttes left New York city at it)
o'clock Saturday morning and arrived in
New Haven at the Tremont llotsl at
6:30p In. On his trip he stopped half
an hour each at Stamford. Norwalk and
Bridgeport Vivittss left at 8 o'clock
Sunday morning on his return trip and
said he would bein New York city by
5 o'clock that afternoon at the latest.
lrelre Ills Leia Arne.
Oliver Johnson, employed at DeKlyn
o Bon's bakery at Norwelk, come down
from Winnipauk on a trolley car about
do‘clock last night. and attempted to
jump oil without asking the conductor
to stop. He fell, breaking his left arm.
The fracture was reduced, and Ir. John-
son is around today with the member in
a sling. He is also badly bruised.
hildrsrtOry for
Pltcher’s Oastorla.
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A Tissue Paper Pattern at This Gas-sat
IO! M Obtained by Using the Deepen
Printed Below. .
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Baaar
Glove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very newest and choicest patterns oi
garments. Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-
company each pattern.
6437-LADIES' EIGHT GORE!) SKIRT
HINTS BY MAY nanros. ‘
Skirts of many gores remain in mode,
and here we give a design that is special~
ly well adapted to materials such as silk.
satin, moire, velvet or other fancy fab~
rice that are manufactured only in nar-
row width. The practical economy of
this design will recommend it for exten-
sive materials, while its many gorse will
be found very becoming ”to ladies of full
figure. Trimming is quite unnecessary,
but every gore can be outlined with jet
or gimp or other passementeric, if a rich-
er eifect is sought after. The three state-
ly godets, or organ pipe folds in back are
interlined throughout with haircloth or
other still fabric, to give them the proper
set. The front gores are faced deeply
with the serac, the top of the facing be-
ing tacked tothe lining of tszetn,carn- h
brlc or perceline that covers the hair-
cloth. The skirt lite smoothly at the
top, the godets being arranged in box-
plaitn at back. The placket is made at
the left side in the seam nearest the con-
ter,an elastic strep placed underneath
holding the godets in position. Anyof
the seasonable fabrics in silk,wool orrootv
ton, will make up stylishly by the mode.
The haircloth can becmilted if so pre-
ferred.
Pattern 6487 is cut in live sizes, viz:
22, 2-1, 26, 23 and 30 inches waist measure.
The retail price of pattern is 30 cents.
Quantity of material 44 inches wide-—
For small size, 22 inches waist meas-
ure. 4} yards.
For medium size. 26 inches waist meas~
urn. it yards.
For large size, 80 inches waist measure,
4! yards.
tvrmue stunner mum l
NTITLING TO ONE PATTERN ANY
SIZE, OF NO. Md?
(lot this out, till in your name and address
rod mall or Lake to
Stunevant's Bargain House.
Frisian- ,. ,,,,,,,
ADDRESS
ATTERN No. 0437
This coupon and 1: ate. will secure above
them at titurtcvant's. North Mttiil and
on streets. south Norwalk.
HIZE .........-.._IN
I100 Bess-rd, lint).
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded «llseasc
that science has been aids to cure in all its
stegm, and that is Calarrh. liall's (.‘starrh
Gursis the only prnltlve curs known to the
medical iratarnlty. Oatsrrh helm; a constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional treat-
ment. Hall'sitalarrhtturels taken internal-
ll. with! directly upon the blood sud mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby doslroying the
foundation of the disease. and giving the
patient strength hy building up the i'illlliilllv
lion and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers. tlmt they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Head
for list. of testimonials.
Address. I‘. .I. CHENEY d: (10., Toledo. 0
Whom by Drugglsts. inc.
Mill" E iiiiili.
NOTlOlls harsh; given to he do lines of
the Peace. lsctmsn. .lonata ice and
Grand Jurors of the Town of Norwalk. to
meet in the omce of the iielsctmsn of said
we at! o'clock in the afternoon. on the first
onday in June. list for the crease of
o tug hyss rats ballot. from t s electors
oisald town. ortr nsto serve as Jurors
the tin rlcr W Court of (ion: on
p. “at,“ trials before 33:;
Emdmhofi'ii said town. for one
"Br-a ‘31:?" ‘51:! téie following Centers r.
still it
Wham...
roe BALE.
Building land for sale by the load. Address
lure" GIOBGI l. seams. BO. Box “A,
. “f, . .03.;13’}: it“ .mu“:
,' ‘ "win“ out
The following programme, in celebra-
tion of Hemorlal Day. will be given at
the Funkiln street school hall, Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, sharp: Chorus.
“Our Fles.”Gredes 8 and 4; "flietory of
our Flag," Burgie Jennings; I'Uniou and
Liberty.” Sadie Newman; ”Our Tribute."
Bertie Deliolt', "Driving Horne the
Cows," irving Jennings,chorua. “Tent-
ing on the Old Camp Ground;" “The
Stars and Stripes," Linda McMahon;
"Flag of Our Nation," Aaron Coburn;
"The New Year's Vision," Helena
Mitchell: bnoj) solo, Eva Collins; “The
Black. Blue and Gray," Frank Sturte-
vant; "The Children's Olin-ring." Grace
Wilmot; song. banjo accompaniment,
Grades 3 and 4; “Crown with Flowers,"
Charles Koro; "A Child's Offering,"
Nellie Lydon; song."ltslly’ltound the
Flsy," school; "kiernorism Hymn to
our Noble Dead,"llna Force»; “in One
Grave," Sallie Keith: piano duet, Joe
Linxweilsr, Richard Vogier.
Foagxt‘...
The Good Will,lca in ii bouncy. Wagons
Horses. lisrnmses,etc.. of the late G. l Keel-
ar,drrrased. Address
0. T. WEEKS, Executor,
into residence of limwl- Kepler. lioton "ill. or
P. 0. “0X Ml. IUUTI‘ NURWAIJC. CT.
mu”: lw
Nance "
l0 smut: Blilli nnosnons.
A rceablc to the provislonsof the new law,
tlmTlaultlnu lmursu. the Favlngs Martin-of the
Town of Norwallt. after June lat. isli’). On
SA'I‘UlillAle will be open from it to [2 o'clock
a. m., and instead of being ups-n on HA'l'l lt-
llAY eveningsas heretofore, will be norm on
MONDAY evenlugsof each week. Irom Tic s
o‘clock p. m. .
NORWALK SAVINGS fiOf'lETi .
Hy “no. it. MILLER, Traan.
FAIRFIEM) COUNTY HAYiMiH HANK,
li' Jam-s ll. ltsli.rtv._'l‘rcas.
SOUTH NORWA .K FAVlNGn liAMx
liy Joust ii. bNAl't’, Tums.
m ill in)
c. H. um...
City Employment Agency.
Ladies and gentlemen desiring competent
help in any cnpacily can obtain the same at
the above agency.
WIIITED lIIIEDllTElY.
Position for two cashiers. four book-keepers,
two naimmeil, l chef. two omits. four waiters.
two experienced young Swedish men,t:u farm
hands. end live wom’cn to g? mil by the day
w lln . lronln or muse c can u . '
m " g c. n. ruin sv.
runvsv's silos noun,
70 North Main street. South Norwalk.
met if
All! OFFERING A FINE (‘IAAHHO'
‘L E iiOii-tILH Hiill‘ltl) ’1‘” AM. l’i'ti-
POM-3H, FROM ti ZNTLEMEN‘H DRIVER’S
Til HEAVY WOith’Eltrl. PRICES I.\~
TREMELY LOW.
M. II. PARSONS,
BROOKSIDE 'FAIiM.
building Lots
on crest of Woodward prowrly. ov-
srlooking Norwalk llarlmr; also
adoelrahlo
Shore Lot
I'Ill'
'l‘ u
at end of lnwndee avenue.
Particulars Al'l‘l."
ll. "Milli. 83 Washington St.
FOR SALE.
choice Building lots st Elmorsst.
One hot. scliolnlng'ownsr'p residence, lili in:
front by on feet It“ i'plIl: tour lnla on “pm
alts side of Ivsnlrs. ill! iw-t from m an: fast in
depth. This avenue has water and sewer trim.
as and electric lights. kernel ”and Lola my
yond‘hnr'; avenue!” and no its. front. by M
s t it n th.
A o Til-Av noun. :4... u mum l'Aitil.
This house was imiithy tits! owner
for his own residence: Is lirst olassln ovary
mpsrtt. and lets patient repair. ‘l‘lils mop".
lg will he sold at a bargain and a large nor ion
0 the purchase mossy may remain on rumi-
aglvs per cent.
“fir rt"? rtlcul rslsqnir of the owner
w won its to shuwi property to
any psrsen
"i
“m” ‘0 ”'"m'l'narmmc.
Norwalk. tier fl. rm.
l gyro? snowstorm, cruisers:
D % aims. l.. sis.
or ' .I flaring. late of l'lorwalk.
mlliw
)I D . a
" I m fMtheliietriotefNev-
.—
rt hate
, h um and llowul sis months
if". the data i for I}, creditors n
m mahlldt their «in ms for settlement.
w lent to or is?" some
t lfi said i
ly a . wt in wiltnIlle'
W4..- m'mml fit: IE3?“
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Taylor a can...
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Thursday. in 30',
DECORATION DAY.
Grand Production by Ir: a. If. Palmer's
company. in the srseteet of successes,
finial."
play In four acts. b Paul M.
upon George Dulaurie’r‘s novel. Potter. bud
HEATS now on sale t P] l ' -
or”. drug stores. a a sled a and Greg
This is the I)rssmhtic
Event of the
Season.
sorts run sAiE
AT ROWAYTON.
line Fancy sum, Ii fest, brass
mounted.
One Working Stiff. It feat.
line Fourteen-Foot 8km.
line Twelve-Foot Follower.
tins line-Foot Stow Follower.
line EIght-Foot Follower.
llns Sir-Foot Follower-
Good serviceable boats, at low prices.
W.‘>_.~__
cam. ON on sunrises.
m... E. F. llllE. flowaylnn, ill.
iliiiliilfliliiiii
South Norwaik. Ct.,
Is now open for the season of low).
Shore dinners, llhode island (‘lnru
linkers, Bathing. lionrlnu and Fishing.
lull-cm:- cars to hotel. connecting with
all railroad stations. and New York
striuulmsl. (“ml rooms, and first chins
lumrd at rrnmnahle rains.
JOHN O’SULLIVAN
MANAGER AND I‘liOi’illETOR.
m'
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RAMBlER motors
STDIIMEII BIDYDiES
A splendid medium price wheel.
Moons given, or pa d for if received else-
where, to those dealing with us.
THE 1. T. PBDWITT CO.
v ”as as
Hows THEATRE. '
DI
your shopping for oursslf or harm“
prices quoted, quality and to
chase- an
salt in
s in
[twill you to visit Bridle -
do
so
have lower
wandered.
on have our car fsrs id yo?1| n lflpur-
over. You‘l solo a notion and
see all the Newest Up' to Rprlng and
tiurnmcr Clothing. Furnishings and lists.
MEIGS & 00.
BTURTEVANT BUILDING.
on Main cur. llanlr 8t., Bridgeport. 0i.
Oil-PHAN'DngllO'ER
WITH
soup SILVER
TthBY SPOON
75c.
H. S. ROOD,
16 South loin Street. So. Norwelk.
niti
a larger stock tcee not from. on
o
"iniueiémi-IALL
inLE smut
Open Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lemns can be arranged for. Pur-
chasers of wheels receive instructions free.
. H.B.BIILKLEY iii].
52 South Main St..
AGENTS I’OR
Sleams and tearing.
Elmore and Ixon Bicycles
Bicycles from em up. Wheels rented
and
repaired. m
b. w. urinating.
FlIIiEIIll DIIIEDTDII
“D EIBIIMEII.
3 WASHINGTON STRE 11‘, SOUTH
NORWALK, CONN.
RESIDENCE, hiAiIAt‘KEMO HOTEL.
mrh ii if
ROTON
m1 lyr
m
POINT
UPENINA '
Memorial Day
Mi )Nfiildl I I! I'I ' IdIP-i(3ll()lr‘F"t-l
IMPERIAL RUSSIAN BAND
For one Wonk, commencing May sill. This famous bond
took the first prise at the World’s Fair uxpouiiion. in tho danc-
ing pavilion i'roi. iimytho's orchestra.
Fire Works in the Evening
lotus Point immodest century.
ram
EAT ALWAYS iris. BEST,
MEAD’S IDE DIIEAII.
Vanilla, Chocolate, Pineapple. atrewksrry, codes. Banana.
W.M.eedailktndsoflosa
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