townroodrolur is split st work
Josiah G (steamy has resigned his
,_ Milan in Asbnry Perk
ammo: has closed his notion
street, Norwnlk. H
-- , ‘ About twenty‘iive men are now em-
ployed at the town's stone quarry.
‘ Michael Kelly will more on Mend-y
_ from Lakewool. R. J.. to Butler street.
The next meeting of the Catholic club
will be held Tuesday night, May 11th.
hire. Edward Henry. of River street,
5, learning how to master the silent
The barge Hope, from Norfolk. is at
, John H. Ferris dock. withncergo oi
Bocahontas coal.
—-School-books reduced from ten to
fifteen per cent, at Pinneo's.
“A subscription dance willbe held in
Lookwoed's Hall on the evening of
Wednesday. May 12th.
,1 The Bridgeport Whoelclub will have
ernn to Stamford, tomorrow. pulsing
hrongh South Norwalk.
George H. Raymond, 2d of Haniet
street, who recently suffered n paraly-
‘ tic stroke, continues to improve.
Dannie Koran, employed by Ira U do,
and Miss Kate delue, of New York,
were married on Thursday in St. Mary’s
church in that city. The couple will re-
side in Connecticut avenue.
. Miss Nollie Lewndes. of South Main
street, has returned home from New
York, where she has been for nearly two
months, undergoing treatment at a
hospital. _~___'_
The third and last in the series of
dramatic tern under the auspices of the
Uentral club will be held in Lickwood'r-
Hallnext Wednesday afternoon. The
play entitled “The Company's lins-
bunds“ will be given.
Koniuliehen Forest Aesesaor ”I‘ll
Otto Aehcolf and his Wife, formerly
Miss Edith Bscker, of this city. whi-
were married in Wiesbndcn. Germany,
last Saturday, will, it is expected, visit
South Norwnlk this summer.
Pinon and specifications are bins:
prepared fora new tenement honm al
the corner of Raymond and Day streets,
'for William .1. Becker. of Bischoll's
bank, New York. Mr. Becker will pro
bsbly erect a summer residence in this
city.
The residence property of the latt-
Andrew J. Crofut, in West avenue. will
heoflered for sale at public auction,
Thursdnyfifternoon nt 2 o’clock. l'nI-
tlcnlare may be obtained of Jacob M.
Layton. executor of the will of Mr.
Ornfut. W
Nash &: Vnnacoy here the coutracl
for the plumbing in Herbert A. MIIIII»
ewson‘s new residence at the corner 0‘
Walt and Clay streets. IIIIl li:l\"‘ :I‘m
completed one of the bolt 3' ll“ in tom
in Rev. Augustun 14‘. llcird'n recently
purchased reeidoucoiu Eltlt nvenur.
c
The annual meeting of tho Fairllnld
County Teoohem‘ lll'lflfllilhltlll will be
held in the BtnIIIf-Ird lligu Ho‘mtd, III-it
Friday. It will bind oll-dny neutrino.
with pspore by Mimi Afnnld. of Bruno",
end by Dr. Suhlwfl‘or, uf l'nuiinylvnulo.
It ill expected that» upwards of lilo
muchcrn wIll ho pram".
~Stc the curb Iuotm III lmwie‘.
The fourlrht‘liluu Inmuuh Stamford
helm; "bill”. IIuIIIplut-ol. Work wul l»
commenced ll llI'tdm‘pIrt vury won.
The fourstrnck IlrIIwhridue ht South
Kerwulk in thnlnruellt one of the kind
in the world o' present. but the draw
mum at neport will hencunldorsbly
lower a ll cult $750,000. The
We Jrnet will he the largest
melon cutimllne. and will rule»
him then mm mm to complete. lln~
Oil this improvement is completed the
amt chicken or New Haven. including
II proud donut. Will be delayed.
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Ignace, Hey l.~The Mendel-It's eer-
mpondent at Athens layer
"M the Crown Purim Sophia wu ‘
returning from. n Irish to. the ambu-
.ancr; hospital lest ulsht she was biased
and Joel-ed by the crowd, which forced
her to return to the hospital. The roynl
carriage was then summoned, and the
princess drove to the palace at the top
speed of her horses.
"The royal arms have been stripped
from the cerrlages in order the; the
occupants may drive ibout unrecog’
nlsed and thus nvo‘ld similar experl~
cut-cs. As another indication of popu~
lnr feeling. I may point out that many
of the trudesmcnvwhc have been wont
to display the royal encutcheon in front
of their shops have removed them.
“While n priest was offering prayer
for King George and the royal family
in one of the promlnent churches he
was interrupted by protests from the
congregation. The ringleader was ar-
rorted, but the disc or was so great
thatmuny women f ted in terror."
:The corresponden f The Daily Tel-
egraph at Athens says:
"Certain members of the late cabinet
are industriously lamenting emiroyal-
ist feeling by statements in the press
calculated to reflect upon King George
For example, the late minister of ma—
rine alleges that he prepared a com-
plete plan of action for the fleet. but
that his orders were not executed, ow-
ing to certain other orders issued by
the king, which were inconsistent with
them or countermnnded them.
"Queen Olga and the Crown Princess
Sophia are working day and night like
Sisters of Mercy. The queen's health
still leaves much to he desired."
A dispatch to The Daily Telegraph
Irom Vienna says that the situation of
the Greek onnl mmlly is new critical ..
l‘ho Tnm-blntt says that the worship
Knisciin Auguste of the German fleet
has been dispatched to Phalerum in
order to protect the members of the
Greek royal family in the case of ex-
treme danger.
GREEKS WIN A BATTLE.
Eight 'l'lionsand Turks Repulsed by (lo-
oral Smolensk“ Brig-dc.
Athens, May 1.—-A telegram just re-
rolml here says that a great battle has
var. fought tit Valentino between n
Turkish force of 8.000 and General Smo-
lrIIski's brigade. The dispatch states
that the Turks were repulsed with enor-
mous lenses.
The Turks made an attack before
down. but were compelled to retreat.
Three times one the attack repented.
each time from it. different direction.
and With time- the rosnlt was u re-
pulse. Apparently it was intended that
these attacks should be simultaneous.
but this plan foiled. owing tncthc lock
.lf proper organization. The Turks.
however. pushed the attack with the
utmost determination for six hours. and
only nlmudnncd the attempt to seize
the junction about noon.
The Greeks bohnved well. the Third
brigade and artillery particularly dis-
tinguishing themselves under Gum-ml
Smoleuekl. The Turkish losses were
hohvy: Ihe Cum-k much lighter. Colo-
nol JnIIIIlt-oelu, with the Eighth regi-
ment. pursued the Turks several miles.
Full grown and mature men. well
.iruiml. though without uniforms. ure
Irrlvlnr: at the front by every lruln.
flu-y tire supplied with ammunition.
l'hr' transport .avI'le-e is improving rap. .
fill". llcllogrnph and night flushing
signals haw been established. covering
the entire territory W'f‘upll’d by the
forces. .\n exvelh‘lll IIpiI'lt nnimateslhv
Im II who work hard from 5 in tin-
Inorulng until" Iin the twnlngdnmldes
duping nu tholl anIuI nl night. The
.;.»r.nrnl health of the Greek troops in
mrvlh’lll. '
(iulll'l‘nl Smoleneki toll-graphs that
tho 'l‘urke will lu- unnldu to rupture
l'lIuI'nuln llt‘l’llUQl’ tho (trot-k position is
ulruuu IIIIIl tlu- morale of the (lrcek
trumps l‘llflllllf‘lf'l)’ I‘lmlIIrI-d.
At It Lullllll‘l council it was derided
Ihnt the minister of war. (“nionel 'l‘en-
Iiiaiww. and the minlnlvr of the inle-
:'iur, M. Ttmtnokl. nhuuld' proceed to
l'hurmln in order to uncertain the
Hole nf ”ll" ”l‘t'l’k fllrf't’! llll‘l‘ll.
"l‘hv new inhibitor of our before Itm't-
on. I‘m l'hzusnlu uulmIIItI-d to Klnrr
I: .mm- to niunnlure II dot-um rI-colliuir
'l'II' «hill of staff (‘ulunel rlnpuuuua-
flue. whom the llulyuunll ('fllllfll‘l. fl!"
we of He pronoun». would not recall
momw lllI‘ l‘l'tm‘ll prlnw IuId lll‘lflflll‘ll,
ll.” lll' would I-uIInldvr ntlvh n recall u
vn-Immll alumni to Minute”.
III on lIItvrle-‘w. M. llulll nuld:
"'l‘lu- lll'W f'lllllllf'l hon not yet hml
Iluw In lmme n programme. The r"-
purte lrum the from midi-clonal In my
lll‘l'lll‘f“l‘lifl(lf' lack (dilemma. and I do.
‘llll‘d. llwrnfore. that it would be wine
In good Iwo lllt‘llllwl‘l of the outdoor
lo l’bnreolu in order In l'lll‘llul'utt the
urmy. whlrh in lluhllnu vollunlly. and
to lnveetlimto the condition of nl'fnlni.“
M. llnlll added that he war not award
.If any out or proposal on lho part of
the powers looking to Intervention. Ho
raid that lleuornl fimolooskl hud Mm
graphed him that he had repelled it
amounts attack by the Turks. whose
lmui one very'urcut. nod that the mor-
nln of the Llreek troops wu unlin-
Imlred. ,
in concluding the Interview. )1. Ruth
. staid:
"1 am fully «Inpatient that the urn!
III Theorsly wlll be fully able to con-
undo the strunle. What We lulled st
Ilu. outset of the present Iver won a
«ll-unite men. We ware [slum ls lap!»
me. To have captured We» would
horn Improved our pontoon. This
elmuld have been done. Tbs homhordw
merit mould bow been followed by In»
nuputloh.
u. fikuuloudls. the new minister of
forelml alleles. sold to on interviewer:
"It limit honor run be: retrieved by
I’ulllnulllfl the streak. the lovers-
mmt will proeocuts the competes with
unsuited energy. ‘lf the oondltlel o!
the army. on the el
The wonder further mum commotion!»
mmmt mil mm: m to one.
one clusters m the mm luv
one
ls thorium of but the mull-let mum]!
Duly-unis lies counter-Irma m. 4..
cm roman-Imp ministry The use
retainer ls mm mushy of mem-
here of M. Mire party and of (allow-
m of the lute If. Tricoupis. .the letter
holding the most lu‘iportsnt portfolio»-
Wat. foreign allure. um and thrill»
'tsrlor. '
Ion Turkish Victories Reported.
Coustnnllnople, May l.—-Theporte sn-
ncuncee the! the heights commanding
Ncchestn sud Caravan Berni. beyond
pied by the Turkish troops.
In response to notes from the French
Russian and British ambassadors. the
Purlrlsh government has announced
:hat the expulelon of Greek subject:
'rom Turkish territory is postponed II
1 period of eight days from May 5.
‘ Meanwhile the French consulate la in.
ruins certificates of protection and by
this not in causing general comment in
official circles, as the pone has not yet
recognized France as the protector of
Greek Catholics in Turkey.
It is asserted here that the Turks do
not desire to prolong the war. The re»
Inlte of the campaign have fully naile-
Iied their first feelings of animosity.
Ind peace will be welcomed.
It is learned that the Greek fleet her
reattached i’reveen. The commander
,If the garrison has asked for provisions.
but adds ‘lhnt he can well. if nmesser)’.
r little longer. It is expected that re-
Inforcemente will reach him in n fen
lays.
Osman Paehn's, movements continue
in myseerloes as cvr-r. A dispatch from
Salonikn now says he ls'preparing de~
lenses at Knruburun. where four inure.
lmippe. live battalions of infantry and
two squadrons of (H\ nlry have just or.
rived.
The Full of \‘olo.
London, May l.-—-A dispatch to The
Times from Larissa says \‘ulo has sur-
rendered to n form: of Turkish cavalry.
the garrison yielded up its arms with-
out resistance. The (.lltomnu cavalry
then procedcd to the environs. whore
hey took up strong posltlone. awnltlng'
he arrival of infantry to more effect—
vr-ly occupy the town. The railway be-
:ween You; and Larissa is being rec
tiered. the Greeks having torn up till
majority of the Greeks have gone tc
i’lraeus by sea.
Halls Pasha occupies a strong po-
Iitiou and in. advancing homes the
frontier. lilvvon large Imus were mp-
:ured by tho Turks on their way to
l’olo. and all the war material in the
town line fallen into their hands.
I Trlk hula Occupied.
Constantinople. May lz-Tho Turkish
government issued the following an-
flfllllll‘i’flll‘llli
“Zdhc-III I’nshn tolegmphs that lhIn
First division occupied Trikhnln on
Wednesday. Two hundred convicts
Iver:- roll-need and armed nu lhr
Ircleus tiny. and 20.000 rides were dis-
rlhutod among tlu- inhabitants by the
trunks, who aleo permitted the pillow
If arms and nmmuuilloli. The Turkish
~ommnndor ordered the nrms to be
restored under nevert- penalties."
Greeks Wreck Salonllrn lined.
London. May l.-w'l'ho Dally News'
‘orrespondeut nt Snlonlka says it is re-
Iorlml there that 4,000 (lrook troops
l:l\'(' InuIlI-Il :il Kornmoll and blown up
he railway tunnels nvtlr “Million and
hat :I Rll'nllff hand of lump-trump hurl
Ippvnred nt Nut-loco willi (th intl-ntluu
u' cutting off I-I‘Immuulvntlou with Rn
‘cvilrh. Trumps have won hastily sum
'0 Monasllr, he no allot-k there Is
'earod.
Disorder In Athens.
.‘llnv l >~~Avt~urrlliic tn the
Mill-nu I'ui'rt'ellulillvlil of Tim lmily
\lnll, llw procure of large humid-rs of
'cevrilelu without fund or lodging iris
'nunul II gutwml four of outbreaks. A!
I I‘I-sult. fully hulf tho Idiom in the oily
Il'u i'l'lfll‘ll. A Illnlurhzmm- took plow
\‘I‘etvrday ltl nuv of llu- I'lllll'l'hvit when
lll’ln'l'l‘fl \vo-ru lu-Iili: nl'rvrI-d for Kim:
Ilcurun mid thr- ruynl fumlly.
London.
Bunion-d flu-trust of Hunks.
AIhi-nn. Mny l. ‘l‘lwrn is no down
from Ann. but It ll-l rIIIuI-rml llint llw
lrwk flirl‘t‘fi which have lwvu uni-rulllll
In l-2ulrua ngniuet the Turks are no
lrcollnu.
’lurltu ('spmre i‘lllpplmln.
Athena. May l. A «lit-pntvh from Ar-
te vonllrmo ”ll ll‘lmtl llIIIt llll‘ Turks
how on III-ltd Fllli pl ldil.
Thieves In W orh In Newton-g.
Noni-um. N. Y., .\|ny tweluwrul
huI-ulnI’II-u have lulu-u plow lum- lull-iii
Ann-nu wlhvrs llu- wrhleI-w nf ”O'Hl'fll‘
W. vakvr. #lll'n'l'llllc'litllilll of llu- Ill-nu-
sylvouln ('ulll mmpnuy'n worm hm».
Wm: ruhlu‘ld of jewelry. lIIlIlI-unro Innl
Ilium-y. Dr. E. It. l'out‘e home one
plmulnrml of jmrlry. Iuqu-y and vein.
IilIlI- pnporn. 'l'hvro lII no How to the
lhIeVI-e.
('I! to I'leoo; lip “IO‘ f'srs.
Woonmrkul. ll. l.. Mny Lwhnnnlo
flulllvnu. II ruhlwr work-r. «find 50. for
many yours u rI-eldnnl of Mlllvlllv. wne
.l‘llll row-r nod klllml horn by n froluhl
train on tlw Nu-w l-lnulmul mud. llle
limb; \vlm druuuml uomv dlolnrlm- and
left luidly mlllllfll'il almost lII tile own
dmrynrd. “here it was ldcntldod Mr
his wife. lie leaves a widow and one
son.
“all!“ III» e field elm.
lloslon. May lmA Iowa-III! from Hell-
fax any»: A Ida llud of gold haul just
been made ltl Hoyt rle-r reed near
Milford. The loud in 100 foot wide. and
the Ililnurul in which gold ll intermixed
assays 324 mi tun.
strike on record III the province.
www-
alumr III the run Mus.
Atlanta. Mlly hwfl. fl. Perry at
this city. who killed [My laulnr or file.
color on March ll. Itlltlfilfl‘ that border
hm been guilty of an consult upon the
ppm... or his Il't-rry'el wife. was con.
vlvml of lflllf‘dl'l‘ In the first degree at
lleculur and sentenced to hung on
tiny ill. .. N m
Penn Wrap-eel Math” mm
m. Johns. N. 5". my Ice-Helium“
Peary filnfflflffilflufl somber erotic em
promo» durum the meg; Negotia-
tion. linoleum em
here.
Penteplgudla. Entree, have been occu-h
' sufferer.
rnllr during their flight on Saturday. A .
ll ls the rlchelt‘
The m h .u hound Islands
aileron-he cum “notion.“
mmwwmfimmum
Ideas-witness».
Kinnton. Jsmsics. May l.—-News
In» Just been received here all an awful
series of rurthuuskes throughout the
chain of Leeward islands that caused
the loss of hundreds of lives, it is rc~
ported. All the islands in the troop
Ire sold to have been affected.
The loss of life he: been very large.
but Ill: this time. owing to the imper—
fect menus of communication between
the islands. it is impossible to estimate
it definitely. Msny buildings collapsed
during the moat serious check. which
occurred yesterday morningv‘ and lust-
ed for 40 seconds. The damage to prop-
erty will probably prove to be very
terse.
Montserrat, one of the emnller is~
lands of the group. has been the worst
In common wlth the other le—
lnnds, it experienced it severe shock
yesterday, but the trembling of the
earth began lest Friday and continued
throughout the week.
The inhabitants of the islands, ac-
cording to reports retelvcd here. are in
a mate of the wildest panic, and many
of the towns have been practically dc-
eertcd. the inhabitants having taken
to boats in large numbers. .
Renldonls of Montserrat. after a. Week
of terror. are abandoning their humee
and seeking means of communication
with the mainland and the neighbor-
ing Islands.
The seismic disturbances begun a
week ago with a slight tremble of the
earth's surface. which lasted only a. few
seconds and which was hardly noticed.
This was followed at frequent inter-
vnls by shocks, each of which luau-d
longer than the lust and was more in-
tense, until yesterday. when there wan
a great roar, and the ground about; for
fully 40 seconds.
their occupants
ruins.
Reports from the other lslnuds are
very unsatlafnl‘tory us in dotnlle. II is
known here that Antigua. flu:- principal
Island of the 'group. end Guadeloupe
have xuffered severely. but the extent
of the loss of life and properly is not
l'et known.
Accompanying the earthquake was It
tidal wave. which. it is reported here,
wrecked many small ('l‘llfl. The cone
rose to a great height and caused lncal~
culnblc damage.
were buried in the
State Department's Advices.
“‘ashlnmou, Mny L-Thi- l'uilcd
Stores consul at Guadeloupe lslnutl. W.
l.. line tI-lI-nrnphed the etutc til-purl—
men! under date of April ‘29 from Point
Apltrr- as follows: "Sewre earthquake;
loss heavy; many injuries."
The Loewnrd islands. so named by
tho- Spaniards in (uniI‘ntllilllllt’tlnll of
the Windward Islands. which one purl
of tlu- palms chum. Ilc north of the
llfteonlh degree north latitude. in the
Caribbean ecu. off the northern codsl
If south Aim-rho.
l'xunlly the term "Leeward lslnuds"
ill accepted on Ii depiction-m of the Brit-
ieli holdings in the group whiIlI em-
bram-e: Antigua. Si. Kills. Ullllllllli‘il.
Murillo-run and the British portions of
the Virgin lelnnde. with their downd-
rut-Ive. including runny islets. Thc llrll-
Ish l'osmwlous have II total are“ of
More than 7th! autumn miles and II pupw
‘nIlou ulnlmul 130,000.
Autumn. ”Iv meet lmpurtuul of fit'
group, was tllmnvvred in H93. lIy Cu-
lllnllvllll. who in mild to have uIIIIu-Il It.
after II church In SK‘Ylnl‘r Snulu Morin
in Antigua. it was firm Si'iuf‘d by lhv
English in 1625:! and l! today the Mall! of
an Amrlivun ldnlinp and tlu- Iron-rum III
f‘hivt' «If lliv lulluuls.
This xuvvrp-II'. “ll" ls nppoluII-Il lly
lit" vroun. line: sulmrdluntt- to him livi-
[Ilt‘ilcli‘llllv'lL aIIId tlu-rv in In udditlnn.
for Ihv mlmlulmmtlnu of the offline of
lhl‘ group. II lvui-dnllvo muurll or L'u
numlwrs. ten of whom urv nppulutml
”3" ”ll‘ “f'lllflh i‘nlnlllill ”mu-l Tm,“ 554..
tom of gnvvrIIIII-III “out into I-ll‘wl lll
l‘ITl.
lilnulecrrnl, “llll‘ll cum-ml mm 5...
vucly from the I‘dl'lllllllllkl‘ Illiurku. is
I'IganlI-Il nu lhl- must lu-allhy of the-
“mu lnrllnn Inlundr. lt lid.» on on :i at
l.‘ Hllllflft' mill-o and a populutum of
”Hill! sumo pennant. II is lllnullllllllnllrl
4nd lllllf‘h lll‘ilko'll. \slllI II _iulrIIIIlr will,
and Is \H'Il lflllll-lv'll in Iln- tillllutlmll
of sugar nud ml’w. ll lllm :I l’lllfl'l‘.
lll.‘ HnIIfrlI-re. u’lurh. Illthuuuh Hunting
forum of "llllllllll. line rum-ully lmu-u
lull: NI‘I'fll.
'l‘liv tori-liming I-zildv Illrpui‘li Mutt-u
that till lliv Luuuzn'cl lsluu-ln \h'l'v .1.“-
Mml h)- ”in vul'lllqimkv. 'l'lnm- lu‘
«'ludu. lusitlvu lhv lillll‘rtll [uh-:wwlutuz
noun-d atlmvo. tlu- llnuish pul‘llulII-l of
”In “lulu lollIIIde. “lurk mu m. plow
ly l'lllnlf‘l'lt‘ll \I‘Illl llll‘ humid Ill NI. I'lr
«IIIIi; Ilw luluml of Hi. MuIIlII. ”Ninth
and “\lll‘ll; the lit. l'rulx, furnish, the
Soho. Dutch. and Ilw I'll. “lu‘lllnlllllwit,
f’lmnidn, Iluuduloulw IIIIIl Mnrh- Iln
lllllll‘, h‘l'vurh. -
'l‘lw )il‘\f'fi‘ll llllll'll‘l'll leloluln rump...»
in; liII- lwI-IIIII‘d ul'nllp lll’v uummrml
in how lwI-u lII'nllI-II lIIlo llw IIH'IPIIl
l‘hlllll by It III-rive of Vlldi‘llll'ill'lllllllukl‘i.
l‘crlnln ll lo that other ”It‘ll llllll'tl\'l~|y
by l‘ululullus they have pullerml Hr-
wI-I-ly from the "‘l'lllllllflfl of the oar-Ih'n
nurnwu.
Vlulvul Mllfii‘kll. ummIpIIulml by limit
or llfl- nod properly. mo I‘I-Iuldml In
men, lull and um. um) frrilll llIm- in
time there hove llt't‘ll Iuluur vnrlh»
qunkve III uddlllnu lo IlIu nmw Iw
mylnu nuthll‘oulnlluuu nf mIIuII- Ilu
[An-“n!“ Ielnudu haw lumu IuIleul In
awful hurricanes. \lelvh lI-fI death and
Ilesulltllun In lholr pulll.
lunch so fallen".
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“will“ "WWW"? l'nulnln 'l‘hoIIIIuI.
from (:IIIdlff. April in fur ”mm“.
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We ale agents for the STAR BICYCLE SUIT, the only on to,
bicycle skirt ever put on the market and indorscd by all the
The suit as rcpresenle
our ad consists of Jacket, Skiit, Belt attached, and legrrins.
FicureNO. Zehonsthc skirtnsi Itappears when closed ,the‘pa
is seen byopcnmlr all the buttonholcs on right hand side of the
and fastening same to the buttons on opposite side: the effect
ingmcrcliauts In the United States.
obtained 18 seen in figure No. 3.
Figure NO. 4 shows the skirt as it looks when woi ll onthcwhk'
giving a most graceful appcnlancc to “k I (161‘ as well as being it
most comfortable skiit manufactured.
We the showinga very larv'c line of samples of the differed
materials, and ladies can have their suits made to cider witho .7
any extra charges, and we n'Ilai".m‘tec pertcct fitting suits and
no y reasonable pIiccs.
Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
itI-America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended-—
“Riverside” and “Roya.” Can be
found in gold,silvcr and gold fillu]
cases at
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
éet OneNow l
For lewe will sell you no ”if". i~l‘lv.‘l l \l.. list price Nil»
'l' his “in-«l W‘lllt lI Weighs out) 'l poundr- la unnruuleed lo furry
lwl pnllimh 1l\'('|‘ NH“ 10ml "ml |l1l(‘\pr¢"‘fl'."' lv- (3 hanged Ull ro-
l nir.~ 1 Ir twelve mnullm \l‘ u lune some urn 5’. standard wher ls
slim-ll on are rolling at almost I 1M. Sec llu Springfield. 1‘:
quulhu‘ guarantee: Iiny option you Want. Ml. list up. llou't
l-lirfll'l that we make u fiflt't‘llll)’ of bicycle repniring.
Are You Thinking
of liming II(' A“? If \ l on can t find n i luv l' w Ilhio full mil-u
' where you ran not one a». cheap n- m- ~--l| IlII-Iu, and we lllllt’
n lull eh I it, too fictive the who of supplies:
Enslumn'n Solid l'flle‘. “.3, ‘1' IlvaI-u.
Seed 6 llry. l'l: HM In. “Jul
Elwin llrv l' lulu. ll {\l l l 2:.-
I'm- III-l Kodak module. In Ilv 7..
lhrnsiu iIISc-I-uud lIIIIId f'llllwl‘ll“.
Fri-o Illetl‘licllnll Io lwglnuvru.
RICHARDSON BROS,, 19 North Main Strrcl.
DON'T BUY A WHIIL
A. Vou Would a bomon.
You'll huge to use the wheel oltcsi. llui in' I-llicculli;
with your I‘ll's open. Hmmmc. C.llMI’\Rlif All
wluwh are ' hull," of null“. fllill ' llu'lc .lH‘ IIHII'I’S."
WI: 'IIIIl you to see (ll'Rf-‘I!
WI CARRY IN STOCK:
lililllllf‘f‘i, “'ulll Americans, llnylvm, iimoys, Plut-
u'iI-u‘u, 'l'cmplmn, Allunlas and it”: $58.90 13. {K H.
Leader, $38 on. '
I never: susnnlrsI l
Baarsa & Hoyi’ 80 Wfllllllllgton street.
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Wedding and
Society
ENGRAVING
O-ntlnel Office.
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moi trey so
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fill
Hartlords, patterns 7 and
8 reduced from 075 to .69 .
To take edect April r'zth. I
Its. AMBLER,
29 WALL STREET. «
Norwalk Connecticut.
m
163 WASIUIIBTDI STREET.
SOLE AGENT FOB
nruvrm Icr cowl
lII llulk to the trade. Prom fly
in battle: runny port of he all!“
\ ‘w lolly for family use.
s‘tmc'TLV union .0!
Agent for lied that Line ”@153th ’
NOTICE l ,x »
To The Publlcgv
lun- llu- Iulnulli' ofthprll only,
OLD If. V. TAYLOR Willi!“
Eight furs our
Full Ipmrlu lur Ill
retails for $1 ’.oll lsm thllfifli
lit III "no-Ill. I will “twill"!
I'd hc.rtwl;lk r Ilmcuo "him, I ‘ L
and in” v II Milli uy sol
' Ill‘ nee. Meonucnl for the!" w‘
HIGHLIID IRIW|“'
Ul l-lprluulleld. Mm.
Bottled Steamed Lager,
and Porter and Lu , .
oi Malt for l‘nmllyutei
I. O. H A M I L T”?
Warwick llutsl. ll NMIIIII direction. .1
Young’flun.
estate I»
dying without _
”sellout"
mum'm Cl
your out I no
”firm. L
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hour-lathe
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