_ wanes
mlstlyreadsresoatsel that
enticed choicest patterns at
. run and expllcltdlrsctione
1,3st BY my moron.
development. '
.3,
l
The charming elegance of this stylish
shirt is enhanced by. the dillerent shades
of purple I own in the handsome bro-
"cude and an in that are associated for its
Two graduated box-
v’piaita of satin extend from the waist to
, the foot of the fashionable Pequin sitirt
. of brocade; the satin matching the light-
est color shown in its splendid shading.
The shirt lite smoothly across the front
and sides. the back falling in godet folds
from backward turning plaits at the
unit. m a moon,» Ira,
We random 0m ‘ 1w.
«wetland hsdsnostdsli‘shtiultiate.
William E. Carter. oi the. Old Detain-
aregusstgat the residence of William
i “We . « . ‘ . ‘
Edward Hail. employed by -*W. I.
‘ Stevens. is suing his wifewfor divorce on
the ground or neglect and‘oruislty,‘ At-
torney J. .l. Walsh has idea remitted by
Inflail. " «“3,
Howard Dtley and H.- ard Norris
have returned to their bowl! in Dar
lites Grace Alwsy. of New York city,
is the guest of her sister, tiles Edith Al»
way, Main street.
Misses Ernie and Maggie IcDonneil
who have been visllng itr. and Mrs;
John D Hoyt. have returned to their
home in New York city.
Misses Hattie and Clara Coperthwait,
of South Norwalir, are guests of lire.
Allen Dauchey, Main street” ..
Miss Minnie Snitfin, of Locust avenue,
ie- visiting relatives in Mamaroueck and
New Rochelle. N Y.
lit. and hire. John Pilz. of New York
city, are the guests of tire. Samuel Cof-
loambipecmpseymsd blatantly -
the The . M
tihilebelngwi . and thong mutant
bewatenongh allowtho water toenak
throughthe leather. The shoes months
rinsed oil with clear water bolero being
set away to dry.
Dust clocks. originally meant {or hard
service and fertile protection of elaborate
Bovine, have become an ornamental them-
Ielrea as to require quite as careful trout-
33:)th the dresses they are supposed to
‘ It has long been a rule that mourning
should- never be worn at a wedding, but ‘
should be replaced by colors on such onen-
sicna. Mauve nnd gray, which are both
lashlcnuhlo nt printout, are suitable for the
purpose.
Printedhnd embroidered munilns are
' a
«‘9
BRIDGEPOB'I‘s
”’1‘”§\ 5
Examiner in
Us 8. Patent OI“,
1878 to 1883.
0dices, 436 Main Street,
CONN:
5.3... Medicines
El“ Mill PlElBMiT Iii TAKE.
incl!
% yglvan.
i
new use all
Baby Barrisgse anti lltlirlgeraters
AT 1
Raymond 8: Bone.
SumewGmelBaymond. ‘ _
bury after I week’s sojiurn at Roway- much worn and umku pretty blouses. Dfink '
ton. ’ ‘ Pique, not only in plain white, but figured pun‘tmm“;1n“d9emrfl marl] BEST $8 00 m
and flowered, is also it fluorite summer mm” ‘ QUALITY. ' ' m
to and d8 Iain litre". Norlwalk. (it.
Residence, 8' Illerkelwy Plano
Telephone, 174.
Orcar Scott and Samuel Ball anticipate 40%" ‘ 1‘ "
tating I two weehs' cruise in the Sound, m SUIBEOI “ENTI’T ,_
oncart PIPE BACK going.“ tar east as New London. no. ea Vacuum! arm
’ A.
WW
retauunr.am
wanaanrnn ran nv'l , ‘
DR. F. W. DA
Over Post Ollice.
HOURS: 8 a. In. to tip. in.
JUNE m, 1395.
TRAlNS LEAVE scorn nonwam all
FOLLOWS; ‘
You New YORK:
A hi.—520ex,5mex.tl5ac.6
ibilexfitleniilliemiidtiecdl
. “3'1 . REL—1262 .l J
top. Iaterlining of haircloth. or other tin, Cross street. “3 0‘73 mm 497‘». latex. smegma? Olin.
stlfi fabric. is need throughout the shirto Richard Seymour h“ several convul- ‘ ”a“. 8 u amongscniee ex. '
. . . . can rs.
reaching above knee in front and on the “0'” 5mm“! “5 s“‘"- “d ll" mm‘wmflwm l" ”OT “A.“ "01’ To Illfi A 31—12mm ems: seen 915 P It .
dill 1. ”flout a. material on it knows fresh u long time. i t 4'4 ' .~" ' ' ‘ "°° ' ‘
m! covered by aliniug of tafleta, P91" can on m“ qul i. Mastic dud bclgo .clotb, both light and l 1” .IZJlexJIZSIc.
caline, or French cambric, to which the
somewhat improved today.
EVEliiliB stnrmn’ouurtu
ENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN
SIZE. OF NO. use.
ANY
W INN IPAUK.
ThuWinnipauir school house is being
renovated.
names 4ND nonoron.
ATTIRN No. “as.
This and 11 eta. will secure
streets. Sent
An Impressive Sight.
At we “Emma mailman“! drill of Block Inland yum]. {New mmc niy'thom i513? such thing as
- a rosr wuit-r o later. 0 Connecticut
the Fourth, Thun‘i"! (“uphill Noble n" Pk"! 0‘ Dmbury' ‘5 visiting It newspaper mun rims totimonu-rgoncyand
"donned 3 “mum“! not in mm” the Elmwood school. gives this in uuswor: “Bennett French.
of the other chaplains of the brigade at
After the regiment
the present time.
at Stnrtevant's. North lain and
thrwalI.
Miss flay Campbell, I deacoaess lrom
Brooklyn. will speak in the lethodist
Episcopal church next Sunday evening.
Gardner Fowler has lelt the employ of
Liveryman George S. Bailey.
Iir. and hire. Smith 0. Keeler. Mrs.
Waterbury went on the excursion to
The sunset gun tired at Fitch Soldiersv
Home every evening. is heard for miles
George W. Clock and Selectman C. G. ‘
dnrk, urelikcd for outing and traveling
is of lighlu‘t'ighi- beige wool. with large
alt-twosuutl at wide coiinr mul (Sillir. The
edges are embroidvmi with nun-ck border
in not], nnd n rod i'nl‘il loan-us the wrapper
at. the hook. 'l‘iu- birthing dross is of white
gathered at the knee. The ripple skirt is
ndorneit with two hands-of bruid. White
linen bathing shoes with blue int-lugs are
worn. in France it is not the custom to
tveur stockings with tho buthing suit. but
bathing shoes urn an invuriublo imtturo of
the costume and maybe had with rope
solos, which are a grant improvement on
the flimsy cork and linen soles of the
American bathing shoe.
J unto Cantu-2r.
______....__.__.._.
Fresh Water lobsters
while ilehing in u brook incur the bomoof
Churh-s lirmliny, near '/.our, found n fully
Ben. ll. Stillson’s
l2 Washington Street
disposal. and we will help you avoid
such blunders.
Artiets‘ Materials, Painting, Paper
Hanging, Decorating and Sign Writing.
Ontthiaout. fill in YO“? nameandadd --—-————-—- llnnnoi. Thu blouse, which is trimmed '
ortahetn CBANBURY. with blue braid. ohuns ”\‘ur n. bloc and ru are A “—08“ gmnfigzm
' ' ' . white striped pinstron and has short, D g t DECKER ' ' ' , ' ~
mum 5 83'8”" HOIISB. “'3' Allen Gregory qu” ill. boumtut slotwcs. 'l‘ho full tmusors urn ’ ' Luv’ D“"“““‘
'i
Fen New Haven:
haircioth is tacked. lire. Silas Carpenter remains about the gowns. . 01.00 _ ., .
The mode can he mm tothe dainty same. A word regarding men's minions may Hood’s Susaparills, .oo 9mg.10113362.]11286e3'6fimg “193%.?
com“ weal: fabrics as w ll m h be interesting. As rognrtis trouscrlngs, 5181'! SWparllla. .W ex,l_40 ac. 24': an wnridgepon. 3m .3, “0
° u l 0 Theodore Neuendofl sword-r lam plain white in on... llunncl or duck is Dent-Bane .m hilafi’piff'35.?.2“'9‘ii7.8”ii71i0.§" mm»
- W "who silk 0" fine "00"!“ large shipment of fruit from his Lsnox most worn fnrlmting,thovnrietyot fancy Cuticura Wmh .70 WALL PAPER ' gamma ' .
WWW.- Bill {arm to New York city. where it 1mm“ in my ““0”" “mm” ““d “0“ 9m" Emmi”, .00 A M 40!: ex 120a: ~38}. 912st: nose
The d p - . one being ulmost. n thing of the post. To Green's NW. 070 ' ' ' ' ‘ " ' '
.9 anti 1 of 44 m- wide material wtll be used at a swell reception. 3m. 8 m t W 75
tilted to make this “in for “ Ind . ~ . . wear with this nothing looks sumrtcr thou 9 P00 0 0' r s . . LEAVE NEW YORK
"9 y In E. W. Godfrey.“ Ilatn street, )8 an ordinary (lurk nluomutt, made in the PM! Col _00mvoundr -05 The most. ‘elsborate ilurnrsbtngs are '
having ‘ 22"“. "fl“. “1935“". ‘9 4! visiting friends in BCIIpJI’I, L. I. lounge style with n rot-for btu-k—lhut is to Brandr’ethe “I. .1, frequently lacking in tflfect because of Fox Scorn Nonwaut:
Y‘l'dii for 8 26'“!- UIZQI 0 yards. and for . _ ‘ aw. fairly tight. titling. with twulour inch Alcockp Plum, .10 . h 'd d‘ h t t A. M.—-12 l1)m’d‘tex.5lli) ac. 60030. “ban.
30-h]. size 5% yards ‘ Hill Lilli“! With. 0' Hllllida Flues slits. Whether it truism-nit is worn or not. 8911509! Climb“ PM". J,” mm“ out “8 "Far mg l 8 tree m?“ Slflflexfliflofixfliliu’. 10”“ ”- ”0““. llillu.
T' ' N “6446 . . ' is whiting relatives in Stony Brook, is. of courso. opiionul. in tho obscure of Cartons. .” 0‘ walls. A 80in"? tone 0‘“ cl Ml" 5‘63 5:31;) 6372.39?" 5513:;1.0;0'f'u2“5’“i
. nepsttern. 0' ' '5 cut 'n 3" ng mud one nlt‘miwr bolt ixtn'vamhlcto a silk 06m"! Pills. -13 many, or solitary error in selecting a ex.tiOOex.603ac.Tillmdwdcflallc.‘
Oil”. 2240-. 24 in.. 2340.. 23-h. and 30- M' L'bhi S ‘ It (1 k snsh. White ordinary struw huts urn bring AWOOd'B Bitten, ‘_ .13 pattern render an ““3“” finish impoe- ' SUNDAYS. L
in. waist measure, and retails [0;- mm, ”5 _‘ 6 cm‘ .5. commence a ' worn more than any other kind. W?! Microbe Killer, qta., .75 'bl Th 6 . ' d . f A. M.-—1200ex.tlm ac. 7!!) ac. P. Lia-60
my; {”8 mm“? .9390" 0‘ “"9 Emma Rue: be- An illustration is gin-n of a bulb wrup- W 8 Mil-WON K111”. Eli. jars.. 3.50 3' '0' ' e a "'39 an experience 0 our 1 er.
lug an “tangent whom, par and n bathing i'ostumiu 'l‘ho wrttmn’u' Yankee Luna Soother. .25 artists to the Wall Paper lme are at your
, iianbury Division.
Leave Scorn Nonwaut:
Ail—637 a". 9 15 ac. ll) 08 ex. P. H.—1 43
ac. i 33 Pittefleid ex. 0 12 ex. 5 his so.
a. M.~6ll)ac.7we.r.95'.' ex. ll 40 so. P. 1!. .
423“,“4 no.6a0ex.
Snanars.
79 Washington street, iBouth Norwalh.
LIL—Smac- P. H.505ac.
_ ' dowiopmi lobster, over six inches in length,
”brie“ “gm“ :1" “MHz: 2:3]:3; about this Vicmlly. which bu ruptured nnd is to sow in nlcu~ and sun “Milieu“.
rep. me e an I I ‘ - - ltol us til‘ill‘lllhlly. Few pmplo huvosuou
through with, the chaplain rode out in Dr. and M". Key's” of Philadelphia, fresh \"llll'l‘ lobsters. ulllwugh Sid Victory, iii idol,
front of the regimental officers, and fee-
ed the long line of militiamen. The
regimental orderly followed on horse-
back. and taking the bridle d the chap-
laln’e horse, the Rev. Mr. Noble bsred
his head and altered prayer sitting in the
fiddle. The ate! and line cillcers re-‘
moved their hats and there was attention
by the regiment and spectators while the
good man asked a blessing upon the
gcvcnor, all the officers and men of the
brigade and relatives and iriends at
home. The scene was an impressive one.
The Rev. Mr. Noble is pastor of the Nor-
walh Congregational church.
There is no doubt. no failure,when you
take Dertt'e Colic and Cholera Cure.
It is pleasant. acts promptly. no bad
after eilecis. E. P.Weed and (i. (Lam-
“I. _._....-. mm”. ‘ g
in Kenneth Bazemore
l tune to receive a small bottle of Chem-
3 bselain'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhgia
. is
This
“email bottle cured them all and he
1 hill some leftwhich he gave to Geo. W.
cminent merchant of the
,Dew ton. N. 0.. and it cured him
When troubled
tery. diarrhoea, coho or chol- ”-
Remedy when three members of
i4" Mily were sick with dysentery.
i, Brier. a
of the same complaint.
with dysen
result. The
in introdnct
0.0:
and use has to
Stillecn, druggist.
i Children. especially infants, are soon
the down with cholera lnfantnm or
“'aulmer'complalnt." Don’t wait to do-
mine, but give DeWitt’s Colin and
”Impromptlyaoucan rely on
it. Usencother. E.P.Wsed and G. O.
heathegood for-
are morbue. give this remedy a trial and
youwlll hemore than pleased with the
as that naturally follows
s it very
25 and iii) cent bottles for sale
"I know an old soldier who had
are guests of their daughter. Mrs. L. M.
French, for a few weeks.
James Jenkins, who is connected with
the Bridgeport Steamboat company. will
soon remove to Bridgeport, as will also
lire. Eager. of this place.
lira. William ll. Brown is sojourning
at Asbnry Parh.
lira. C. E. Peck is the guests of rela-
tives in Bridgeport
Hrs. Nathan Dsuchey is visiting Mrs.
John Dauchsy, who was formerly Miss
i’hwbe Chesborcngb, in New York city.
The play entitled "The Old-fashioned
District School." which was given in
Newton: last Saturday night, will be
repeated in the Town Hall. tomorrow
night.
The annual fair at St. John’s Roman
Catholic church will open in the Town
Hall. tomorrow night. and continue for
ten days. Dancing will be in order every
evening.w
Severe griping pains of the stomach
and bowels instantly and silectuaiiy stop-
ped by DeWitto's Clio and Cholera Cure.
E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
Don't Tobacco lpl‘t or Insole Your Life
ts the truthful startling title of I book
about No-To-Bsc. the harmless, guaran-
teedtcbaccc habit core that braces up
nicotinined nerves.eliminatee the nice-
tine poieon. makes weal men gain
strength,vlgorsndmanbood. You run
ncphysicsl or financial risk, as Ne-‘l‘o-
Bee is sold by R. H. Piaisted under a
gnuantee to cure or money refunded.
Bock tree. Address Sterling Remedy
00., New York or Chic-30. ‘
Easy to take, sure to cure.no pain,
nothing to dread. pleasant little pills.
t-bo wit-run iisiu-rumn. Home liml ho lulu
found it low Hpm‘lmcns in the some brook.
Tito lobster is perfectly fdrtm'd ntul iset
parlor-t likout-ssoi his suit. Wl'lll'l‘ brethren. "
—Hurtfortl Courunt.
Cost of a Title.
One of the now bnronets created in Eng-
land during the your paid £25,000 for the
honor. This sum went into the election-
eerlng fund. A sum of £30,000 hue lmcn
put down us the prion of tho rovivnl of is
dormant pcerngo. but; the olnlmnnt was
hardly prepared for this.—-Lontlon Corm-
spcndcut.
Diarrhoea should he stopped promptly.
it soon becomes chronic. lieWitt's Colin
and Cholera Corn is eilective. safe and
certain. Hundreds of testimonials bear
witness to the virtue 0! this great medi-
cine. lt can nlwnys be depended upon;
its use saves time and money. E. P.
Weed and (l. S. i-ltilisnn.
My boy was taken with u disease re-
sembling bloody flux. The ilrat thing I
thought of was Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhtm Remedy. Two
doses of it settled the matter and cured
him sound and well. I heartily recom-
mend this remedy to all persons sutl'er-
ing from a his complaint. I will an-
swer any inquiries regarding it when
stamp is inclcsed. . I refer to any county
ciilciai as to my reliability. Wm
Roach, .l. P.. Primroy. Campbell 00.,
Tana. For sale by G. U. Stillson, drug-
! . WW
Stomach and bowel complaints are best
relieved by the timely use of DeWitt'a
Cello and Cholera Cure. Insist on hav-
in this re lion. Don’t take an
ct er. E??.% and G. O. Stillson. y
Not one complaint has ever been made
by those using Ayer’s Sersaparilia ac-
cording to directions. Furthermore, we
have yet to learn of a case in which it
has failed to siford benefit. 80 say hun-
walrus:
Will interest all of our Citizens.
Mark - Down - Sale!
oi lawns, clepnns. Piques, organdies. Worsted limos Goods, Plain and iiibhed Underwear, Parasol:
THE FIREMEN’S PARADE
So will the
All. - SUMMER - iliiilIlS .
including 8015' Shirt Wrists. iienis' outing anti iaunieteti Shins, ladies’ Shin Waists. all units
iieti Wear anti hunts.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
N0. 84 WASHINCiTON “STREET.
”"tlntutt IiiPiitlllnl,
“Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwaik. .
THE BEST ,_ Mitt won: or All liliiili.
Repairing of All Kinds.
ROCHESTER
no omit
illillilliS:
IEIiiiI Alli iiilil III“.
WBUY AWHEELfrem
a responsible partly who
serous diarrhoea of long standing to
hevebesn permanently cured by taking
We Colic. Ohclsre and or.
DeWitt’s Little lsrly Risers. Bestfcr
sick headache. billcaeness. sour stomach
and constipation. it. P. Weed and G. c.
has been doing busineu
here for nine yearn.
dreds of drnagists allover the country.
Has cured others. will cure you.
yen lieutenants Pills. accolade
Witt’s'mteh Easel Salve and cured a
havehsmenrelettliiscsnpleistbyths
WM.” Mendelian . W lir.A.a. Border. oust. Poor i‘ ‘m. m... “ .. :4 y wheel warranted.
t drug of M. Y“ WWI, W i“ have “10d Winneshelh 00.,le..ssys: Last winter ' A : "4’15”
"‘memhw «mourn. m “M' ““' ““MMWMW" 3" Fordcenlcandfiignlatterlnggstmyllguresiot worhdone by my artist, GeorgeWashburn.
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