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' accustomed whereapcraon with
strength and endurance. and re-
membering that healthful fatigue is one
other ‘ The person who rides for pleas-
judgment Will not feel obliged to cover
ten miles in a half-hour, or to pedal up
every bill that some one else has mag-
agcd to climb. Above all, he will eschew
such inane and harmful performances
as
to cover distance for the more sake of
covering it, regardless of consequences
' Mrs. G. N. Webb is sick in bed at to.
writing. Mrs. J. B. Williams is taking
care of her.
monia.
week at South Nor-walk, with Mrs. Har-
vey Gilbert.
Edna visited in the batting town last
Thurday.
walk Baptist church, and family were
entertained over Sunday by George
Grumman.
Harry Edwards, who was very ill, has
got around again through the skillful
treatment of our popular doctor.
Rusco, isgettin'g along nicely.
pate in the smiablc,Friday evening, Api i!
24. held archearsal in the chapel, yes-
terdlly, under the direction of Miss Clara
L. Giles. '
coedingly dangerous (lays.
rushes out, the cowslips about, and all
the little twigs begin to shoo ."
day with Mrs. Edward Bradley.
George C. Coinstock‘s maximum ther-
mometer, yesterday, reached 790.
Mrs. Benjamin Whone.
from a recent illness.
on Mother Hubbard
Went to the en .t-uml
When she. not there
l'bc clllllmnrtl was linrc'~
Dollar=
is easy
with Le Page’s (line. It is the strongest
lama. and the most flexible; you can men
m’cssing. it “sets" slowly; you can put
:hings smoothly together; then they “stay
put.” The United States Government
names LePage'a (line as the standard
2! ca m you ain't right certain whether m the official requisitions. it won't stain the
training can assure himself by climbing
Iflshldthifl resubmi- immune
to run a few hundred yards. Under
such conditions the § heart often
doubles. the frequency of its
heat in attempting to dispose
cfthc increased flood of blood thatla
driven intoitby mucular cdutractiou.
Withadiaouod heart the strain thus
imposed law be haaardcus. Several
snchahearthaa fallen dead whilerld-
lugs bicycle. But then thousands of
othercasssare recorded where persons
have similarly fallen dead while riding in
carriages, a while sitting in easy-chairs
at home. It does not follow, I presume,
that we must all eschew easy-chain,
carriages, and bicycles, but it does fol-
low than any one who has reason to
doubt the normality of his heart may
wisely consult a physician before decid-
ing to undertake any active exertion.
bicycling included.
Even the perfectly normal heart may
sud'er permanent injury if subjected to
released and excessive strain. This
fact should beborneiu mind by every
novice in bicycling, for it is mouliarly
easy to overdo under the exhilarating
influence of this pastime. Presently the
heart gains tone and strength, and is
able toadsptitsslf‘tc the new condi-
tions: but until time has been given for
this itiathepartof wisdom to proceed
carefully, “training on" gradually.
Furthermore, the person who is wise
will use reasonable discretion as to the
amount of exertion he will undertake even
when thoroughly trained. As we have
inherent differences of strongth,cach one
of usshould be in some measure a law
unto himself as to how fast and
how far he shall ride, 'kecpiug
well within the limits of his own
thing, complete exhaustion quite-an-
ure and health and uses reasonable
“century runs" and similar attempts
sasvcuvaua.
Mrs. John Pelhnm‘is ill with pneu-
Dr. Mansfield is in attendance.
Mrs. Andrew Godfrey spent a day last
Mrs. John Farwell and daughter
The Rev. F. E. Robbins, of the N or-
Evory one is pleased to know that
Mrs. (loggswell, motherof Mrs.Jere
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BROAD RIVER.
The young people who are to partici-
’ Truly. these are interesting yet ox-
“Tho bull-
Mrs. William Wardweli spent yester-
The temperature, as rccordcd by
WINNIPAUK.
A son was born on Sunday to Mr. and
Miss Jessie Barraclough is recovering
t- Page'-
l‘cru can u!"
ulcer
so she went out and lamzhi
‘ two.
Saving
:vcn leather with it—and anything else about
he house. Vilma): rmdy! No boiling nor
And‘tthest
“in l of '
13.11.1136 ”i ab?ge%lrllll&
cc on his so To docton
laueed it. fig. ve him no per-
Sar aparllla
was then rose to and the re.
salt was all we 12 dd have wished
for. The cerium -lc husk-dc uick-
ly and his healtl is now per at."
41.8. nouns. illiumplala, Va.
The Only 7
Sarsaparll a ‘
At World’ Fair.
For”
Your'
Hands 1
K!
Hale's Rose Cream,
and
cures ‘chaps and all
Face!
roughness. Makes the
skin l'ke velvet.
25 CE T5 at
OneBolld cot.
“stairs APRlI. l3, uses.
Daily Dime Matineco. boaluuinu \l’ednomlay.
Now the bigger and host.
RICE’S
BIG 1
COMEDY ! ‘
CO.
And Thomas F‘. Stratton !
SA M E 'fi‘fi'fi? 3a !
All new plays. To‘~Night.
“Finnegan's Alley.”
cos 10. an. and in». cuts now on sale at
1:111 sled‘s dnuz store am I'iunen's stationary
H ore.
ELLNWO D’S
M E R RYx;
PLAYERS!
spectafi".lkisrrunn Dan.
N rwalk Opera
- , House,
Week of April 20th.
Mr. DorcLScymour,
Miss Let, ic Shcppard,
Miss C orrinc LaVaunt
Opening play M mduy night.
DIAMON‘ DIOK.
Anew Inclmlrunmm live acts. Ladies ad-
mitted lo ’roscrvml mats 10v. gentlemen. inc.
chumilu-mat Wood‘s or ‘omllnsun's drug
store. Mr. l'ottcr, of 'l‘exlis. and She positively
produced lhls onuaumne ii.
l'i'll'OB. 10. ‘20 and zinc.
,__._
souc RCITAL!
HOYT'S TH EA'TRE
South No walk.
Wednesday, Evp’g, April 22
Ericsscn F. Bushnell
of New Yor , Basso,
Assiste by
Mrs. Imogene Ru 5, Soprano.
Miss Alice May Sherwood.
. Contralto.
Miss Eva E. cellins, Baqiolst.
Mr. Charles F. Underhill, _
Impersonator, Brooklyn, NJ.
Miss Sally Betta, Accompanist.
Tickets. 500 to all pnrtswf the house. Reser-
ved seat sale opens at ‘at l’ialsted's and at
i’innoo‘s. Monday( morning. April mill. Gone-
rul admission tic cts on sale at Tomlinson's
and at. Seymour’s.
Fair and
Entertain‘ment!
For the boilellt of
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Church.
AT cannula llALL,
APRIL as, 17 and Is
Admission, 10c.
COMING EVENT!
PROF. armies
. Closing Exhibition
and Rfieccpticn
Music Hall, Friday Evc'g, April I1
Tickets on min at cameraman Nomlk.
BOST
'8‘“; a a TH‘ a a a a a
ON STOR
r
E!
Money Saving Sale of New Spring
Goods!
Tomorrow morning, Thursday, April 16th, we place on sale the greatest values in
Men’s Furnishings ever offered in the United States. Every man
should attend this money saving chance.
54 dozen of the celebrated Stanley shirts, all
new, made of line pcrcalcs, sold by all dealers at
01.25; special for this sale, 66c each.
30 dozen men's all wool white and gray merino
spring weight shirts and drawers, sold by the best
New York houses at 01.50, 98c each.
60 dozen fancy shirts, laundered, collars and end:
attached, soft finish and French domct flannel, full
size and perfect fitting, 47c each.
One case men's grey half hose, extra fine spring
weight. worth 15c pair, 12 1-:c per pair.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
Largest Variety, Best Quality, Lowest Prices.
AT 50 CENTS. All woo! fancy suitings,
figured mohcirs, black scrges, black and colored
Henrietta, real valuc'75c.
AT es cum-rs. 25 pieces figured black
silk lafictas. the prOpcr thing for spring and sum-
mer wear, worth 89c.
AT 62.! CENTS. Io picccs silk warp
llcmiclta, usually sold at 1.25.
3000 yards colored silk, Dresden effects, just the
thing for fancy waists, at 33 per cent under value.
CLOAK ROOM.
500 separate dress skirts for ladies and misses,
81.98, 2 98 and 3.75; three greatest values.
50 covert cloth jackets, for ladies and misscs,rca|
value $5; special price, 3.49 each.
100 dozen ladics’ shirt waists, all new, from sec
to 83 each.
Ladies' and misses' capes in silk and fine broad
cloth and covert effects, an immense line from
$2.98 to 25.
LACE CURTAINS.
3000 pairs at half price, 69c, 75c, 981:, 1.25, 1.39,
1.75, 2.15. Regular prices, [.37Q, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50,
2.75, 3.5o'and 4.50. Greatest bargains of the cen-
tury.
LACES.
1000 yards Oriental laces, all nova-at 10c, 12 1; :c,
we and 250. Just one half regular prices.
RIBBONS.
500 yards block, all silk, double faced satin rib-
bon, No. 16 at 21c, No. 22 at 25c No 40 at 31c
Regular priccs 29c, 39c and 49c.
GLOVES, ETC.
Ladics' black taffeta gloves, value 39c, special for
this sale. 25c per pair.
" Ostrich feather boss. 1% yards long, regular
price lilo, special at 85.75 each.
Ladics' fancy colored border handkerchiefs, 10c
quality, 4 for 25c.
Ladics' Egyptian combed yarn vests and pants,
sizes from 3 to 7, real value, 39c, special price, 25c.
NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
.Cor Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Conn. ' '
Reliable Quality
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.. ..~x... V. ..
TELEPHONE CALI-.l3-Z
At Right Prices!
SEASOIIBLE GOODS.
‘l
Fine snow-white boneless codfish, extra large fat. bloatcr mackerel, canned
fish and sardines in large varieties. Evaporated dried fruits, cherries, raSp-
berries, apricots, pcachcs, prunes. A fine article in evaporated apples in
one and two pound cartoons. Strictly frcsh country eggs, the price today
21c dozen. If the market is lower you will get the benefit each day. We
have a large rush on our fancy, new made, gilt edge creamery butter, 28c;
four pounds,81.oo. Our Elgin crcamcry butter at 25c, or 4% lbs. $1.00,
is a bargain. Keep our elegant coffee on your table always. When you
want to buy the right kind at'thc right price, call here. '
/
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
Loading Grocer.
so. NORWALK
The Value ofa Dollar!
Depends upon what you can buy for it. It is because the people of the twin cities have
realized this fact that we owe our great success,and that we are to-day the
Leading Grocers of’ Norwalk and South NorWolk. Wc
are the pioneers of low prices and we
mean to kcep in the lead.
Very Best Creamery Butter 230 per lb.
5 Pounds for $1.10. ‘
Maud 45 Flour (Best in the World) $4.25.
A LONG LI§T or BARGAINS.
Anderson's jams, in glass,
" in tins,
5 lb crock jelly,
2 ll ll 5‘
3 " presence,
Evaporated pcaphes,
4 lbs California prunes,
II
150 4mm tomatoes, 25c )9 lbs granulated sugar. 31.
10c 5mm. 25c 21 “ extraC sugar 8!.
25c 4 cans corn, /25c IO “ rolled oats. ' 250
10c 74 maturing beau. ‘ 260 Gold dust, per pkg, lilo
25c 3 cans June was. no 6 lbs soda crackers, . 25c
101: 3 pumpkin, 261: 5 “ ilk cracks-s, . 25c
25c 2 cans steak salmon, 260 3 pkg‘s. mince meat; 25c
NEW YORK GROCERY co.
Donovan Building, - - - - - - - - SouthNorwalk.
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