Miller wash fabrics) is
We ‘lteoomiugwaist that is
« with machine stitching.
runabout Jokes are made
under yoke'being straight
page. The gathers are
straight lower edge of
,m lining.and the pointed
.elitcliedvdown on its lower
., hearings neat and strong
‘ , tight-front is finished with
a ’ stitched on, through which
are worked for the studs or
m in closing. A narrow cae-
....-.. etihewaist line in back.
which tapes are drawn and
:the finale to adjust the fullness
.belt that encircles the waist.
I. " - collar ismonuted on e
Wing band, which can be
“the shirt waist or made separ-
. a": preferred, the neck being
«illihailtted band, to which it
"buttoned. The stylish sleeVes
the unmistakable stamp of this
at. Theyare gathered into the
the veryscent fullness at the
”a! being gathered into straight
thebeckere slashed openings,
with ,under and over laps.
enmity, lawn, batisle, organdy
... m in stripes, checks, figured
. elects”, will make up stylishly
“‘9‘ .
be this shirt waist for a lady in
unlilewlllrequlre three and
' - ' -' 2 i 0
"r... a cl,
‘tor s 32, 34, cu, 3s, 40 and on
, more.
on" 5: "II El
“UPON 7
, mule,” Belgium. our else 01 No-
“65“.
I‘ll mag in Hungrw? and Illlll'efie
tsrteuat'e Ieruln ,lleaee
Win mm Him—~15
mun “'- '" scum
manna “hoopla”; eeyl ”send; invcry
‘ thy. Three Imperial Crown
Weeds! will rather promote than
Mm health.
* llerper’e law.
Mil: my. Harper’s Bazar will con-
eueertelnlug papers on outdoor
by Amelie K. Bruinsrd in her on.
‘ Ield. “The lluhloor Woman:" on
_ will “The Pundits listuebei," ont-
tbe pteeent work in ludis of that.
. women. by Lillie Hamilton
., and the first papers in a mlm
W for Children." by Hole
Wmo—w a... . .... .. .
ii Basel themed rl all t
. , my run a o
’ 1A.. eeye: “Dr. King's New
; ie the only thiua that com
<end it ie the bust mileri
it. Oemphsll. merchant, of
. writes: "Dr. Kin 'I New
ellibetleolaiinsd u; o
. . ~ leaenm care 1 ~
-. and (lelde. lcaunot
.. for its merits." Dr. Kings
= . mmammption.lmu s
mien esperimt. it
quarter oi
‘ comes here one
, and is proud or hsvlux introduced .1:
children or Bhutto island. who have lwrn
comm: lotion: tor n slate llowur for
lewml (luvs. favored the violet by it
With oi lillilli out of the total number
of in.” Vole! Gilli.
«their cellos!!! ,.-Jie
his studies ireqtkniiy
number at retorrus into the limb
school. . ‘
”alluding is an especial enroll-ere!
what is known as the "Harvard eye-
iem',’ of composition teaching. The
great feature of the system requires
each student to write daily 8 "theme,"
as Mr. Harding‘calls it, on a .subject
taken from the day's experiences of the
writer. ,
‘ The principal of the High school an-
nouncod that the senior English class
would he expected to write such
themes. This titans consists or 17 girls.
ranging from in to 19 years of age. They
rowed at in class meeting that they
would not write a single theme. The
principal told them to write the means
or leave the school. They therefore left.
and their parents back them up in
their revolt. , , ' *
The girls spent yesterday walking up
and down in front of the scum] de—
nouncing the Harvard system of oom-
position. Mr. Harding arrived lutelasl
nluht and says the girls must write.
The school committee ii; paneling art-r
the matter. and in the meantime the
Chnthum High school has no senior
class. _.._ __________________ y
GOT A lVORCE AT LAST.
lilre. Lang": ls Granted a Decree by e
. California Judge.
Lakeport. Cal, May its-«In the supe-
rior court Judge Cramp granted Airs.
Langtry's petition for divorce. There
was no opposition.
Emelie Charlotte Le Breton. once
efforts to secure a divorco from Edward
Langtry. They separate-d about it
years ago. after having lived togethvr
about ll years. Mrs. haughty made her
first effort. to got a divorce when she
made her delmt us an actress in this
country. she then leased n Cottage in
San Francisco. , ‘
in order to avoid publicity. acknowl-
edgment of her illii'llllnll to lW'omo :1
citizen of the United Hinton was taken
by a United States court vicrk in her
own house. Mr. Lunnlry's lawyers
challenged the method by which she
became a citizen. and it was decided by
the court that she was not a citizen.
in September. 18:15, she mado another
attempt in California, but hcr husband
again delouted the attempt. In bothof
these suits abandonment and ntlilfilllh
port were the grounds on Wth h dlwn-e
was asked for. Her husband was cited
to appear in the lust suit in January
of this year. He paid no ntivntlon to
the citation and announu-wi that Mrs.
Ilunrrtry was nothing to him.
Live Wire Killed lllm.
Naniicoko. Pa. 3133' liuo-Allu-rt Coop-
er. a well known young man of 17 years.
of u prominent fmnlly. was rclurning
homo. when sonic innys who \vr-ro toy-
ing with a hanging electric win" dun-d
him to take hold of it. lie seized the
wire and instantly rocolvod a sluwk
which told him out inscnsiblo and from
which he dud a few mlnutes later. An
excited orou‘d million-vi, nail an invoice:
is to ho meld. Tho family is m‘crmmn
with Rib-f. and ono of his sisters has
lit-nu lyins: uucousvious slim; tho fatal-
lly,
,. .. _, we
linemen Embarrassment In Detroit.
Detroit. May linv-bn ll. liner. for
20 yours a successful lvuslnvsn mun of
"this city. now bills of sub; [mush rrim:
owr $200qu north of w'opcrly and no-
ourllio's to u [rush-v for tho- lwno-llt of
his l'l‘t'llllfll‘fi. Mr. [War has l-m-n prom-
luvuily c-unnm-In-d with si'vvi'zil largo
local c-nti-rprisvs. For the met year
he has been securing fmmhlurn and ar-
ranging to build an wlrrlflc rullrnll-l
from Detroit to l'orl liux'uu. The lot-
tvr court-rise is what is ln-llv-le lu
have munmi his lllliliii'lilrilillli‘fll.
Insurance- Company Form-cl to l'uy.
l'lllsburu. May l-i~ in tho l’nltml
Hinton . ll‘i'llll murt tl‘u- jury m ”in - opo-
of Mrs. [Miller MHII'IR atoms! tho l'll'
Iiilily and (‘arunlly mum-am v-l Nww
‘in i'k h-Tulo-r‘o-d a \n-rilxrt in lavnr of tin-
|nlulnllfi for llljlm. lull niuuunl of tho
policy, “llll lotwt‘vsi. llnm Mural: llv
l‘M. lllo' «lulu of ll-‘illll. M-Il’tis Was
klilml by fullim: from a skiff into Lulu-
l'lulllitlliltirl. ’l‘lu- lnsumu: . company
haul ru-funni in [my on tin» around that
ho diml from lio'ul'i troublv and was not
drowned.
Florian: Poisoning (“new
llut'iinrd. .‘lluy H. .\ tomlly of four
prruonss. that of William lirllvy. T'rsl-h
lug at 2 Unit sin-d unul mnluluyml ‘ll
llu- factories of the Palm Monul‘mluv-
ltlu I'Httllulni'. hm»- lmn seriously lull.
son-oi, “hm lliotr (“Illiillllilll “on dis—
r-an-vll. four pliraulmw, who had llnt'li
mnmmmml, tmmmim ml it n raw of plo—
mulnn polaonlnu, uth-h now how ru-
Milli-«i from lmpuro milk I'i‘ univr. Tun
«vi lbw \‘ll Hum will [il‘ulllllily till'.
Ilanii l'reeldt-ui Arrested.
lluxlor hilarious. “ML. Moy llwl‘oln-
ncl Alwxutldvl' Wlit‘lli'i‘. press-loot ul lltr
«it-fund lluxtor bank, was orrvetml, lo»-
gT-tiwr will» his son. ll. ll. Warmr. no»
nlsinm i'imllli‘l' of llw ronrcrn. on o
unrruul rimming them With vlulutlnu
lin- ntuti- loiukluu loos. 'l‘ho warrants
wow uoom out by Louis imlwuu. no
ludlnn,
tit. luwnlwo to llsw ”Illkflllllllflr.
l'rluyton. N. Y. May H.~"l‘hc Amtlvrs'
simulation huh placed in the lit. Law»
rots-o river at lln- Thousand Islands
motion mushollunno try from tho mun.
on; at t'oIc-dnuln. N. i'. This hatchery
in the Hill)? who in tho stallI whet-c llwuo
tinh urn Titolumatrd and only to u lim-
llt’il i‘liillli.
lies“: of “eh-tor l‘luumull.
ull'lulflli‘. May li.-~iimlolor i'ham
illor P. Chapman. former udiutontacn-
srsl at Wisconsin. died suddenly ul’
narnlysln llo illnllusulnhod luum-tl
during tlovot‘illtl‘ llueh'e administra-
tion by nomireeeine the Milwaukee
t‘iote. . .-..
'l'iie Violet is little minors Hem-r.
l’rlwldom'n. May it. w The school
Wm
the «an: ominous winds.
called "the Jersey Lily." has madethrce
MEWENllN'D CHILDREN-ll)
w.
'1 Ever Known in the History of So. Norwalk
The very best goods at one hail their regular value.
REA EST SLAUGHTER OFS’
Lest'weck i went to Boston and while there bought oi the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Ad
some STOCK FUR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAll, and now have
. ii in my store and offer the following at
PRICES THAT wTLLASTomsuTHE NATIVES! '
i , lMEN’S SHOES. '
603 peir Ian’s Calf Skin, lece Tip, worth $3.00 .et
nms Si (30., a
. . . . . $L75
I23 " " " “ Plell Toes, " 3.00 “ . . ~ . . . . L15
45 " " Plain Toe Congr'ess “ 3.00 " . . . . . L75
05 “ “ Globe 'l'ee Tip, " 3.00 " . . . . . . L?!»
320 " “ Plain Toe, lece " 3.00 " . . ' . . US
"The aboro goods are made of the donut Calf Skin, and every pair warranted.
ills pelts Men’s French Cali, Patent lsether, Goodyear Welt, Worth $4.00 at . . $2.50
I30 “ " "' “ " “ " “ Bull Dog l’oe, Worth $4.00, at 2.50
Every man in South Norwullr can ntl‘vird to wear patent leather this summer and saw the run-nee of shoe polishing.
l00 Pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, lace, . . . $2.50
l00 “ . " " " " " cap Toe lace, . . . . . 2.50
“)0 “ Russet lece, Plain Toe, . . 2.00
screams lli ears? oi. vouiws shots]
Ladies, Read This!
l50 Pairs ledies‘ Patent Leather ‘l’lp, Up-‘I’c-Dete Shoes. all sizes end widths,worth $2.00, et 85c
ISO " “ “ " " lace Shoes, worth .
300 leunsbury, leihewson & 0035 Fine Shoes,
fine goods, button and lace, at $l.00 a pair.
Ladies, these goods of lmunebury, Matthmmul .K'. (M‘s are diamonds.
500 Peir lisses' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Button, at Prices 50 low it Will
Astonish You.
'l'hie is tho grrutost Solo 1 haw vwr otir-rwl. and i know those goods' cannot be do.
SPECIAL "OTIGE ! lilliiilll'll anywhere at anything like the prion. ifuuu- and got the bargain of yourlife-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scolicld & lloyt‘s Dry Goods Stun. and opposite the reliable firm ofA. Dicker-
man .\' Son.
‘ GOLDBERG’S
New York Millinerry Parlors.
~., ml i F.‘
a little imperfect, in russet and black,
lwi‘wnli
A handsome ledle’e‘ Suit Given
Amy tetsrdey. leg I8.
I llendeeme leillei' lull liven
hey “turd". Is, is.
We are agents for liorscovitz o Miller’s Hkllls, which are the
most correct and leading styles of this season; lit We , guarantee.
We shall put on sale next Saturday, May Sill, and will continue with
a full and complete line in ludics’suits and jackets linedtlu'ooghout.
with lincst Tululity tull‘otu silk; also a toll and complete line
of skirts from 980 and upwards; 85 per .couilowor than elsewhere;
lit and prices on all garments guuruutocdfil not. as represented
money will be refunded. All our Tuilliucry goods sold accordingly.
Coupons given away with ovary 25c purchase. Coupons will
be drawn on SunmIlay, May 15, at 10 p. '
omitr term. «can? owners may
Wk»
“OI-93'5”?! ll. Y. lliillilii PARLORS.
HOES
2 00, It 850 ‘
airman “ ‘ “on _ , item
ewhite neck-tie sud broed‘expanseoi
non front. but one: ”W; use at.‘
splits tail coat. . _,. . . ,.
A month ago Congressman Ball 3
was not universally known. 1TM] 3
he has won a‘rcputntionwhlchdic lung
or may not outlircnbccjgusc of”
pio- refusal to accept" jFresh
Klnloy's invitation to «line.
nccoplnm-c would make the woeful: 01
a drum suit necessary. Yet the refusal
‘ .
CONGRESHAH BAILEY.
to appear in evening dross, ccccniric as
it. may scum. is distinctly within tlw
bounds of law and rousim if not of
i-iltlilo-ilt‘, and Congressman liulloy'r’
lursliioll is perfectly dol‘onslble when
he says: "'1'ch man who wears any
thing but a dross suit on an occasion
when .cvoryhmiy is in evening dross
I‘znn llc crilii'izml, but I don't. see how
thorn can be any legitimate criticism
of the man who wears ordinary clothes
and stays away."
SlAM'S KlNG WILL VISIT AMERICA. .
The Personality of One of the Richest and
Most Powerful I'rim-es of the East.
if. as is roportml. tlw lx'ing'of Slum
moron to la» Amoriczl's In-xt royal visir
tor. thon- is liltlo doubt that be will
rm-oivo u cordial u'clmmu'. There is
[in lllul’t- oxcollont Mitmplo .of tho tru-
dltlouol Urioxlml mountain of inhu
Ions Wealth and uuiumulunblr- luxury
than t‘llululonzimrn l. of Siam. ’l‘lir
:mnmm-uu-ut of his intended visit
tin-nus that .iinericuus will have thr-
omnirtuuity of studying: one of tin
riv-lu-st and burst pim‘crful princes ol
the liust. and m .\Tm:rir:m~‘ lint-nosml
and Thirk-lippml princes with the midi
iln‘mul attraction of viiornmus incomes
:m- still an interesting Tzorolty.
From his photoumpli i'lmlulnimkorn
“’ulllil appear to ho still a very young
man. so i-i’fm-tunlly has kiugly luxury _
preserved his youth. lie is. lu‘m‘i-wr.
forty yours old Yttul has already on
jnyHl :l reign or twontrtlw yours. .\l-
though he IT:T< so many itillvl‘ Tnon
ngrm-nhli- pu~iiluos. tlu' Kim: 0003-
aionolly [oi-lo his illmluhh to mow of
sun», and us :i n-sou has Won tlo-
mluu' ol' lwiu: n wiw. cl’t'll progi‘ostin
Kl‘i” 01’ “IA“.
i'lllo‘t', “llll luv inclination to 1-H) lino].
I'ult‘ TIT ll‘l‘zilli. Ill I'm-l, lu- l‘ u.» ln-w.‘
umluhlo :u u «.mw’mu limo luv
uni-l mumwml .‘l~‘ a man. ‘uhu-li. um
rnl‘ililli: In llum- \l‘lm hilt-W lln-m, is
really milling: it good rival. l
.\u lili'llllii‘ of Ion luilléous n your,
with p-«mulwlhs. vimhhw llw lilo: to
curry out all his tlw orb-u. of coin) lili‘lil,‘
\vllirll urnv umui iliul ololu. mlr. Tin-"i“,
is hardly a luxury \xluq'h ll»... plow. ;
lil‘v lm‘m'.’ Tmlu-uluh- line not iToT-row-l
upon and appmpr’miml for lo. mill;
new. .\loi'vm‘~~r, may pmmwiou of any
of his sulnjvrls. u'lu'tlu‘r ll lu- lh‘lllli‘l',‘
ji'Wl‘l. alto or dnugluvr. is alum ut'
llw dlspmnl of tho sown-loo, “Inn in
not ill ull im-rso to i‘olli‘l'l‘l‘ill‘; such uI
tllflllli'llnll. 'l'lit' royal Ililllli’l' is Mild
to lu- u llillv Fill in lt-u-ll' and To all. It,
or .‘uJImi pvtmow. 'Hw grumble ruluuiu‘
wrtalu loom) llw norm and “3,. ~ur
rounded by u ln'lrk u‘ull Invlw flu-t!
high. So I'lurnlu-uu has uwr inc-"1
prn‘llogml to “:24qu all llw ltlll‘ll-m-loul
of tho hilluly t‘vslnlvuvo. and own Thr‘
Minnow- illwuwoll'isn regard it with ul
sort of holy now.
is
To ellool Mimi- lluolu'y. I‘l'ultm-toi'
”all“ live! int a pork l‘ulo'vl'tl T"“'il3‘
Ilu-mv lllll‘unll‘uiilrt] mun, my fl‘loiul?
How you row-Two Mllllll'll mm Inlmun.
that you nob aloud to a public plow?“
Iluppy Whiskers r“'l‘lwy urn tours of
joy. old uum! um» tlmt programme:
'l.mlo Annie llomwy' I‘M'I‘llii‘il by ilu-
military lmmi at 2:30. To think tho lit-
”4' runs in to die at last! It's too mini!
to be iron. 'l‘vil 'rul to tilt: lwr uruvu
Tim-o. nimusor!" illxlt. o'er-plug cc-
umr unity). «dodge: .
n, it, "llo you believe in implants:
loll?" ‘
u. it. . “Well. not “flaw.” ,
h!
We offer One Hundred Dolomite-
umnl for anyone ilatarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's (launch (lure.
F. J. Cheney iii. (3 ., l'ropm. Toledo, 0,
' We the undersisood. have known if'.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen yearn,
and believe him perioctly honorable in
‘ all business transactions and financially
able to carry out any, obligations made
by their firm. ~ - . “
World: 'l‘raux. wholesale droughts,
Toledo, 0. Welding, Kinnand’cMarviu,
wholesale droughts, Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's Cutnrrh Cure is taken internal-
ly, noting directly upon thoblood and
mucous outlaws"! the system. l’rico,
75c. verbottlc. .Hold by all dmgglulil.
Testimonials lroc. , . ‘ .
According to the newspapers. an Ohio
husband became the happyfnther of seven
children not long ego. Of the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he. laid
in a supply of Uhumlmrlniu’s Cough
Remedy, the only sure cure for creup, , .
whooping-cough, colds and cough». and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. U. Stillsou.
Unconditional surrender is the only
terms those famous little pills know as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will make
with constipation, sick headache and
stomach troubles. G U. Silllson, lioulh
Nurwulk. and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
the Best Remedy ler Rheumatism.
From the Fulrhavcu (N. Y.) Realm r.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
Shosent. Mr. Rowland for the doctor.
but he had read of Cnamberlnin’s Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he woutio the store and secured
a bottle of it. His wife did not upprrn'e
of Mr. liowland’s purchase at first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thomugh-
ly and in an hour's time was able to an
to sleep. She now applies it wheuewr
she feels an ache or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had usual
ever did her as much good. The 25 and
do cent sizes for sale by G. U. Simeon.
l’crsonnl»'l‘he gentleman who annoy“ '
ed the congregation last Sunday by con-
tinually coaching will find instant re-
lief by using tine. Minute Cough (hire a
speedy and harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles. G. (l. Stillson, South
Norwalk, and E. l’. Weed, Norwalk.
I
it should be made a matter of public
knowledge that IleWitt's Witch Hazel
salve will speedily car 2 piles of the long-
est stamliiig. it is the household favo-
rite for burns, scalds, cuts, bruisesi ._
sores of all kinds. U. C. Stillsou, South
Norwalli; and E l’. Weed, Norwalk.
Bilioue Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks 0!
biiious colic will be pleased to know the
prompt relief may be had by taking
('llallilll‘l'llllll'fl (folio. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and if takeuas norm an
the first indication of the disease ap‘
pears. it will proveut the attack. For
solo by G. U. Stilleon.
Not only acute lung troubles, which
may provi- total in a low days, but- old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be penna-
ticntly cured by (im- Minute (hunch
Cure. l}. (J. Stillson. South Norwalk;
illlil E 1‘. Weed. Norwullt.
Thirty yours is a long time to light so
painful a trouble as piles, but Jacob
.‘illi‘llt-ll, of l'nionvillo, 'l’n., struggled
that long lmforo he tried lloWitt’s Witch
Harri Salvo. which quickly and permu-
ui-utly cured huu. It is equally cll‘ectivo
in N'zvmn and all chin ntlrctlons. (i. (I.
Milli-on. South Norwalk. and E. 1'.
Weul, Norwallr.
"ii is lite Bell en Emil.”
That in what Edwards .i' i'nrlm'. nwr»
ohuutn of Plants. (in, my of (Tlmmln-r-
luiu‘s l'ain Union, for rhmmmttslu. imuo
llur'k. Tim-lo mood and muscular pains.
Hold by (i. C. titlllsou.
There it a Class el People
Who :uv injured by the use of com-o.
“(I'v'lllly more has luon placed in all
urns-wry More» a now preparation milled
“mm H. made of intro mains. that tulcs
llutplm'i' ufcoll'vo. Tim llllltil delicate
stotumzh revolve» it without; distress, and
but low con loll it from notice. it. do”
not not urvr 3, as lulu-b. illuldrvuumy
drinkil with wool lu-uollt. lfu'. sud
23w. per perilous. Try ll. Ask for
lil‘uiu-l l.
wcheep fleilenerr
We how or: hand several thousand
job lot l-iillwmle and uotohsiule that we
will print at tho followluu prion: Loon
quarter lulllmads elm. miditimml
mm, ex; l.llll0 slxtli hillheuie el 2:»,
miditloual Lam‘s. inn; nmhondn, mum,
“.35. additional mm. 750. l'addimr.
coo nor will extra. This Black is of
tall-quality. You can have it ateluwu
{51:11: as loan as it late. Evening rim
5..“
Fleet titleele creel.
Attsrtho liiuiirolu Uri min Creek. 1
hick a Very eiwmomlhi null triad niaoy
routmllos without help. the cold only be
coming nwro willed. After nuum ihtw
uumll leads- of lihendmriuio’n (mono
Melody. both the con h and cold left
um. and in this trial: a Hindu it tailor a
mommious one it rcunsdy to do any
“old Mil. ll. endsrmu, editor Daily
Advertiser. For solo by (l. (l. liiilluoti
. We... .«m
lieellelm.
Thongwllle flu ”new hey I [inlet
1 l . ll ‘4 y o
{humongfi r ”lawn up "um
it‘ldllgililll'l! ~ a «mix».
lit l,.MtW ran loin l4
VW km“?
. ‘ , b,
y fill-rd
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