Scheduled rates fertilis-
(unkind on »an
momma: owner.“
“whenmaweok. tobopnd
mm. m Institution most
2 hateloohmealhm 2
Irmawwmum;
enlist—I.
mmoenmmmo on...
in! any 11m you will eon!” I1
2 , whosinm sending or bringhig it
21%! drool»! In .11 new be ud-
It)» . 2% Wild Burma.
‘ th Norvndk. Conn.
Even "I! Smlinzl Ito; a condom.
Mn of Normal}: and its Suburbi
Contidcrablyfihan the Confirmed
effort .0] the other Three Local Doll-
at Room is always open to
Herald Weather Forecast»
ther todoy moment» to be generally
, warmer, memoir followed hyllght
»li'ornorrow it promise» lobe fair
with alight temperature ohnntree.
, Norwnlk has responded with its
tad enthusiasm to the appeal of the
tiout Armenian Relief commit-
Omurrow night, in Music 'Hnll, a
union meeting will he held, “hon
ire Armenian will present the
«his fellow country men The
Imtions to this great work of char—
whichnrery Christian citizen will
'1’ ‘ and, will no doubt be spontaneous
hearty. Denominational lines, on
illBy Ih(ml(l be, have been obliterated
“the cause bears the stamp of approv-
the entire clergy of this city and
not Korean. Let there be a great
tponring of “maple.
WHAT Filllllms "As T0 S “I .
Prevention Better than Cure.
South Norwalk hnsn place near the
of the list of the most healthful
W111i» mt0.1ts average 11101»
record 1»!th unusnnlly 108;, nor
' mentid of hort du-
n. 'l'his condition 13 due almost on-
If to the natural lulvantage bi loon-
than and quality of soil, and should not
thigh lurk in just such noglootod 111.1-
»drainod places as exist in the vicinity of
fund Royn’iond streets, Lexington
avenue and Benton street. Now is the,»
finale: the medicine of prevention to
applied, ulittloo! which willhc {‘2’
more effective than any amount of our.»
tor the demon of (Iii-sense finds II: at its
confines are too weak to retain it. Our
system of flowers, none too otliviont,
but molt no they are they ohimhl hnvo
Itn' open tributary from every deposit or
W within reach, an that znzoumnld-
timootfllth may not be allowed tori-1'-
tnlltl gene t» "muons guns.
The Filter Question.
This Ixilioved that (lounolhnnn Poor-
‘3 luggintion that the tiller qmmtiou
he‘lubmittod toomto u! the people at
t inll'o election to tho best method 2m
hf'prrijmed for entertaining jnnt what
the actual 1»ch of our citizens is on th: 1t
blldmportnut Imhjoct. In the In» notion»
it undmtmi that the Water Com
mm” on! quietly devoting thwn»
mm to It mum: (It Inuit. mnafol invas-
gntlonol the matter. Whatever may
, tormrmmcnemm it I.» morn than
Waldo that home rid-2mm will In» Iii»;-
Win improve the quality of our
Ollywalcrlmforottnothnr worm moon
. Illuyt‘IMfi and “tidal Ilumll.
lthm been moot truthfully mod that
good min are muons: tho hoot ovidonm II
,2 Multilimtion. llthln In m, then m the
”cyclists Imlongm tin» «unlit of being Ilw
Wilda III II now m1 of rmmimimntion I»!
but loiml highway. and to them, ohm».
Inflnomhy dolly inm-neing nmnhvm
“Malnutrition” WWI»: among I'll.
tum look for the emrtinmnwu o! the
good work which they how» otortmi. In
newton: themmlri'o tlIIry min-It of norm
pity benefit tho entire o»m.1omnity. ‘l‘lm
1m and general drivim: polvlio how
Mthdtil tlwm i.» pleasure for tho»
W In wind. lewd, wide moi.» nun»
taunting trill?! nod IU‘WIIH. that. lltvw if»
2 only tdmtsum I'nr tho”), but in-
m‘ profit by the time «trial
the ability to haul Ion?!»
“We the nine to which lid 23* wort» lim
ind hy dirt outdo -
"linen.“
, lit the mini. Iii waxing morn In:
, M was)» Inztirmn III”. KIM hug,
”film hug, the nirmhilo ling moi the»
‘ , the on...» hon now» own; it!”
, While the limo when he will
that with both 5»«»I. and «no firm»
FIIIEIAII.
«I.» romeo; no»): II».
Judging from WWW in our Int
cli'stt wear their uniforms and no longer
buy busium mitt, while the hotter
grades (or Sunday wear menthol: un—
may; mom and tobueeen
into any that wheelmon do not patronize
them. for their were: are unnecessary to
the happiness at the syntax; theatrical
managers register the “howl" that their
audiences are, diniininhing because of
the nightly rides of their tamer patron»;
jewelers have no sale fin: their goods
mneng the class of people that how pro»
let investing in wheels: the liverymuu ‘
hooulmoat become tithing of the post;
thehntter says he can only sell capo,
shoot.
ltisthesamo in every other line (I.
trade, Then comes the minister who
tells us the bicycle in making heathons
ol us—itis keeping us from church on
Sunday; and the street-car companion ‘
that they are being ruined.
Verily the evils of cycling are runny,
concludes the Wheclmnu, and from oil
account“! we do not cause our search
{or health and happiness the country
gait.
Obelrvnnco of memorial Day.
When Memorial day, or, an a it was
mined then, Dworntion day, was iii-at
instituted it was an occasion of such
overwhelming sadness as was scarcely
to bo endured by those, to whom its sor-
rowful mowing came home must fully
Fortunately, hewover, kindly time soft-
oiled, an eheh Memorial day came and
went, the recollection of the tragedies
which wrung so many hearts, till grad»
unlly May 80 took on many of the ion-
tures of 1: gay holiday. How could those
who had not tasted of those bitter sor-
rows remember them?
Against turning Memorial day, one of
the nation’s most solemn anniversaries,
into n more clueless holiday, tho Wom-
en’s Relief corps of the G. A. B. protest»
ed earnestly last year. They recom-
mended that the daybo devoted toexer»
clues of a patriotic nature, particularly
to impressing on school childrcnthe sig-
nificance of this mod occuoiim.
The ladies urn right. Memorial day
turned into an occasion for mom light
amusements would be meaninglosn
When those whose duty it is to touch
school children what the day 111mm; take
up their appointed task. let them not
fail to tell the coming men and Women
new» tnuny shidiéra gave their lived to
their country.
The records show that the United
States gov moment takes care of 310.6922
I I.“ (reminds of poqsihlc Mug?“ “graves of soldiers who fought in the lust
Ivor. Most of these, ot‘oourm, are Union
soldiers, but in runny o! the national
cemeteries lie also the bones of Confed-
erates who either died in limpimlons
prisoners 0! war or were found dead on
the battlefield. Nine thousand of them
groves are known and marked. Of the
Confederate soldiers in Union burial
gromds4,080 lie at Chicago, by the lake
share. 2 Most of them died at (lump
Douglas. In the cemetery at Elmira, N
Y., 2,968 (bnlmlcrnteo 1110111). Togrthw
they lie. Union and (modular-Mr», IIIIIIt'l'
tho groan coveringhlothor .Enrth mint
over them both, wiwofully m though
they had never struggled togetlwr in
unholy strife.
The saddest {nature of these grout no.»
tionol cmnctorien in the hunt of thorn»
whim names 11nd hihtory can novor be
known. TlnIro are not loss than 140,000
of the Union men. Thoy are marked
simply by n numlrr. that in all. 011 this»
muzrml day at all the your lot those who
until tho noble mods and mutant»!
them whomrinlml in thohnonf duty
breathe also It nigh to the memory of
the dead who he In unknown groves.
WM
1! tho report nhouhl prove mm that
religion» liberty on tho nanny [mmho
who tampon: his realm, than he will
tokocmo of the gnmimt II'mpII forward
that will he mode in the l'ltmlnl tho
Monmouth mtitury. III.» in nine »m»1litI'»II
,wlth Iho,IntmItlnn In IIIthIhmI-wml
puniulinient for Ilflt‘llfit‘f it against the low
In oil the Running, nod not only that,
but with tho Intontlmi to pardon limit»
minds of poiitivul prisoner» in l'lIIIrt'ln.
These reforms will mean that Rondo In»
CIIIVM at one otmko muohwhiuh tho
uihlliatulmv»: Mm dynamitlng (illlplmifit
for the post 60 yearn to obtain. It will
mean that the draw out; worship as ho
alum and rimmin In itnuin, that tho
horrors of the IIImIIt nod of fliiud‘hm
mint! mwiindn will In.» rologntml to tire
minim of Imrlmrinm, along with the tor»
into «their and thnm‘lmrow. I! “34'!
young «not inlillio diode promimn to Ida
permit», he noted not tent» being blown up
Irv his which“
The Room of tho Chicago jail has 11»
mo! Moms» and I» print mm» the
shoved It when Wily he mtnmmin
letter that arrived I'M :1 primer who
find been hhngmi five day: Mme with
the. indowonont on tmiuutndo “Premmt
whim not known "
In the my.» mime/f the Union no»;
pie die of atorrstim every work. In
tome mm of the money {more have
m homing new» for fuel noting
the W Shea tootvilimttm: their
mm
WW in ensuing their»
and the shoe denier nothing but bicycle ,
will go the “bowmows” at a land-slide
_ adjustable,
the young I‘llljklfill' of llimiziwlllmnl'» r .
mhodnmflflmlymmdtdw.
‘ on. .mmmnammmmu
‘W Munitionsmyhdn that my
omnmmm. birthinhmm
thoenrladymmotthetr
very mast Mehmwmot‘
gar-menu. Monduplicitdhoetlem‘
lorputtingtogcthertho unmouW'
6473-44385? mm IAcxrr
toms m’ MAY 111.5103.
A pretty fancy this flown in the
double sailor collar worn on the stylish
Eton jacket that is more than ever pop-
ular. The upper collar is usually mmltr
from cream, or white pique, duck or
heavy linen, mmwtimes plainly mmplet»
ed, and manner.» trimmed with inner-
tion or» here shown. This collar Ill 1111111»:
to thntit‘ eon be removed
when neceannry to launder, the fronts
which extend to the lower edges being»
tenured with buttons and buttonho‘lcs
placed iuxido. The Bum jacket here 112- ,
piéseritod is Music of dark blue marge, the
white pique collnr‘lxxing decorated with
Irish point embroidery inserted near in» .
edge. which woollen within an inch of
the plain sailor collar of blue serge. The
jacket is neatly fitted with single bust
«limo, tho soanrlnoo hack reaching to the»
wrist in round outline, graduating to
pretty points» in (mot, lv'ull gigot hint-v-
on are shaped with a oinglo doom and
grrwclully thawed over comfortable lin-
ings that are joined in two motions.
Jackets in this ntylc are generally math»
to match the skirt, which can he of any
manouable wml, cotton or linen Inlirion
The quantity of «llin. wide material
required tonmke this Eton jacket torn
miss twelve: your» oi ago. is 2', yards
for a jacket, on»! l, of 11 yard for collar;
lorune iourtmn your old, :3“, yards for
jzwhot, and «7', of :1 yard (another; for
one sixteen yearn» old, 3 yards for jacket,
and 7,, of a yard for (roller.
’ntterns for the» alxflo dI-oign on: tint
in thm: aims. for girls» twr-lro, fourtmm,
and oixtrm yearnoi 11m», and retail for
twontydive canto.”
EVENING SEITIIIEI.
000 Fall.
Entitllng to on»: Willem. any nine. at No
Cut thin out. till 11. y: -»1r nnmonudmldmis
Mal mullor {like It
Sturtcvant's Bargain House
Mann. ...............
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TM“ "”“Im'l M‘" II Writ!» will sworn
Itlmvn mitt-r1» Li ‘ forthwith: It. .5 .111! M; till
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and Insurance!
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F. G. MEAD,
‘ .eadaChe 3 .,
"Itrledo good man remedies
for sick headiwhenml bllionnness, ,
‘ with which I was troubled for n'
a long time but it won not until
lbegzin. to): In:
that I received any thing like per;
milllt'llt III'III‘IIL. A fihmle 1qu of
. them» pillMlid “i” work for me,
.Iml 1 .Im now PM" IIOIII Ili‘dtl
nohos, and .I w l11nIn.’-‘(‘IIAEI.
IIITTI "moo. Kurt Auburn, Mo,
Medal
And Diploma
At world’s Fair. 2_
Bright
LUSTRINE
., lines it. ‘
t
”02.53555
FIRST-GLASS
CATERING!
For Weddings and Parties.
Cale Frappe,
Bisque Tor Toni,
DB Orleans Bisque,
Glace Bisque.
. Allklltllshl
Salads, Coquette and Patties.
FRENCH ICE CREAM
Mode to Order.
Address or ml]
2 Union‘Park,
human... coon.
Ill '27 I. [ll
Baby Carriages!
I (Eat 11131)
For First Chat by Buying at the
Factory.
All uranium In on
$5. 00
2') ‘ l:.p Solmiornmdo.
SpecIaIDeSIgns
m: Mal» u2» l‘rlt'l’. III IIII’N'I‘II IIIIIII.
III»I»I’.1llIi»»In»l-It')‘.
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rim») minute lrnm llam'nylon holinnnl hill»
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, CHOICE
Building Lots
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Nurwnlk.
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joining: ”mu r n1.--.i.l-».III»1\
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in More: ill. molla.n':»».1»11m»l- trn» MI who of
Lung lmhmdmey »l i» »2rmu1- IIIIIIIIIITH mile».
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mun: In
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
“huh «oh» nod M.» Ii! ”mm 11ml hm hm)...» :1
Mitwllmn «Ira-1i. ‘Itfsltrh I!“"I\NI III (I H
neutron». .t I u . I it: :«11 Horr- «moor Hunt!)
Mom on»! I‘lrwliinntuu «trout»: noel
bill”. I. I III Nurwnlk
ll Iw
DORLON HOUBE,
humour :2» mm;
to» no»:
years, 750.
and “.95.
“Thatfiaeh 15...}... 13»... Find
You Further Ahead."
in this month of roses.
Children’ s Dresses.
White Immdrcssea. trimmed with hamburg, sizes
‘5 m0 too yew-1250.
White ciunbric dresses, hamburg and rullle, .19.}.
White nainmmk dresses, tucking and lace, 98c,,
$1. 25. $1. 4!), $1 75 and $2. 25.
‘Jhildren'o colored chambroy dresses, sizes 4 to 14‘
Children’ a duck suits,
$1. 2.5 nnd $1. 49.
ladies’ Suits. ..
Lmlies’ linen suits, skirt and blazer. $1.98.
Lodies’ nil wool, lined with silk, $7.98.
Lndieo' white (luck skirts, 98c. ‘
Lndies’ house drool-I, :3 pieces, skirt and waist, $1.49.
Lndies’ nil wool some suit. blue and black, $87.55).
Lntiioo’ may novelty suit, lined with silk, $125.75.
Separate Skirts.
Ladies“ separate skirts, block and white checks, $1.98
Figured mohairs, $1.49 and $2.
Ladies? Shirt Waists.2
The largest (Ind best stock of waists in Connecticut
«4390, 490, 590, 750, 980, $1. 25, :31. II) to I?
Imported French Dress Patterns.
We shall take off ten per cent. until closed ont——we
curry non»: over.
them at hall" price.
11532 to see that you get them at half price.
NORWALK. GONN.
New YORK OFFICE. 442 BROADWAY.
some time, cool and comfortable.
Now that we‘oll can say, “What is so rare as a (lay in June l” All nature is bcnutifnl
This is the time the font] mother thinks of her
little ones nnd plans how to make them leak well, at the
We have just
placed Ill our immense CLOAK
ROOM, :1 large line of
Children
to :31.
Dress 600
9 pieces, skirt and blazer.
Fancy
to lay
it doze
25.
)u-
v: III.
Screens
350,
Children s Dreseses, Bonnets...Hats
HERE ARE A FEW OF ’THE GREAT LINE:
5 Hats.-
Uolorod lawn hats, trimmed with lace, 190.
Children’s silk huts, pink, blue and «room, 490. 2
"lhildren’s colored crepe hats, rcd,hluo and whiteAtJo. . . '
Children's “Champs Elysee Huts," pink, blue, tan
and white, 980.
Children’s Bonnets.
Children’s loco bonnets, 250,
390; 490,
69.
ds.
Wool challien, 10¢ per yard, always sold at 19c.
mixtures, 150.
Latest novelty styles, 390; light and darkcolora.
Wash Goods.
French organdics, 250.
Imported «10 in. lawns, 1:36.
Imported dimitlos, 121:.
Printed lawns, font colors, 50. ,
Best American dress ginghnms, tic.
Hammocks
off and enjoy the evening sieetn.
n knotted juto Haunnocks, 39c eaoh.
‘ .5'dozen Mexican grass hmnmocks, The each.
2 doren lmbyhnmmooks, 1 5c and “loo.
ldozen large size lininrnockn, with fringe, $2 00,
3.15, $2. 95.
0110 our load of window and door screens,
39c, .70 and $1.25.
You know that we marked all on
THE BOSTON STORE
NORWALK, CONN
Cor. Main and Wall Streets,
nation.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
THE FOLKS
That like the best are good
people to serve. . . . . . .
They are able to appreciate
a good article as well as
good service. . . . . . . . .
THEY’RE PARTICULAR! . ..
Something New Him! In
Aloayt Ahead.
.22»,
750, We
250, 29c,
In ordcrthztt we shall not carry over one jacket or cape, we shall continue to sell
1' goods in plain figures.
It is
, o
W
TELEPHONE CALL. I3-
'¢.«
Of course they are, and we wish that may one was more particular in their choice of cdiblcs.
,' pic who ate indiucrcnt In this matter often grasp at the daunting prii: cs of the tcn- year-old goods sold at
the “sacrifice solo st01es"represented as “just :15 good."
We court the patronage of those who are particular, and encourage them in the nicely of their discrimi-
0111' notice will pleas»: the most fastidious, always the same, uniform in quality.
best. Our fancy gilt edge crcamery butter. at 22»: ll», 5 lbs for $1, is the finest made.
ninth of summer specialties, and receive berries; and vegetables fresh every morning,
to our (2:in or seashore rounds to girl: 115 n czll|,as wc «1:111 supply you with all the delicacies oi the season.
CHARLES E.»SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer.
I b a
/ ‘!
Pco
Our teas are the
We have a large
We invite all visitors
SO. NORWALK.
l90
linetmnn‘.» »2.:
I'ZIIIII r0041 luwrl
1 none»! none»! In M. 2:
Lon» HIIIIIIILIIIP I III-on»
(Enrllm- me». It
. "Pl“ 331'; pm
or)» twin: Mouton. ,
hm».
no»
speak for themselves.
IIII‘III‘IIIIII‘“t' 'I. "MW.
lul» «I Mon. 1111.] mttmltnnmm mm «»lmli'punnlvnn.
(.‘Iltlh'u 51m tomato-linen». I Immul rim».
NEW YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan Building,
The Bread Winner,
Vt III) has to com cvmy dollar, might to know the value of mr'mcy.
In» wants to get cicrything as cheaply as In: cm
In order to show our upprm i: Men of the large pntmnngo whit II we
have received, we have «lociulod to (“VIII AI' SULU ”SLY I'll Ll" on Saturday, June (ulna
Imx mmnining 'I‘llRl-Ill CAKES HIGHLY SCIENTI'ZI) TOILET SUAI’, to all purchasers
of To; I.» on»! Coffees.
VERY BEST CREAMBRY BUTTER
lec Per Pound!
Consimcnt with quality,
”Ionuoh :1 promo our goods and prices .
sPEcIALhé‘ARGAINS to» ill-Ilia. sALE.
V D
35 AND 3‘7 MAIN UTR;E?, NORWALK.
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