1 ' m
~ tit
Indigenous.
to» message's-s mt.
«‘ witness's-own»
The tunes in front at the Gould Bey- .
meter residence is being painted.
Ills- Jails slow uua No rues. which
drew the silver dollar at lane’s. Batur- .
dsy.
The race one mitts-i ot the Twin City '
, ~Wheoluten will hold a meeting Thurs» ‘
day night st 8 o'nlock.
At the meeting at the Catholic club.
Thursday night. the matter of forming
a baseball team will be discussed.
The regular meeting of the Norwaik
Building. Loan and Investment associa-
tion will be held tonight, in Mystic
Chain Hall.
Dwight Graham, hat manufacturer I 1
Lynn. Mam . is in town selecting colors
and general stock for the tall season's
trade-Dunbar? News. '
Otlider Walter Hall last night arrested
“awn-mower that bud been left out-
side of The Fox Cycle and Hardware
company's store when it was clomd last
night.
The remains of tho- Durand fan ily,
together with their monuments. will be
removed this week from the Norwailr
cemetery tothu Deraud'and Cowleslot
in Riverside cemetery.
Postal telegraph linemen are expected
hero, this Week, to string the wires
from South Norwull; to the proposed
new telegraph otllce in the Norwalk
post-'otlicc. ' .
tting in Dunhury,snys the News,
is tting rather dull. Duriugtito past
week several of the shops were shut
down for inventory and there was but
little work in butting circles.
Henry Whitioclr, employed at John
H. Ferris’ coal yard. fell down stairs,
Sunday, at an hotel in Water street. and
his right hip was severely injured and
he left ear badly cut,incapacitating hill!
tor work.
I
The annual convention of tho ('onnm
ticnt Letter (larriers’ associntion will be
held at Savin Rock on Memorial Day.
Congressman Sperry 'will be a Rural at
the banquet to be bold in connection
with the convention.
'lho long-drawn-out (Jironsc Spring
road matter has finally reached the Sr.-
pmnte Court. the Now (,lnnaau select men
having appealed from the decision of the
Sulmrinrllunrt. to the oil‘m-t that the
town must work the It ad. '
Danbnry wheoltnen who rode to Nor-
walk Sunday were warned that locks
V had been strewn in from of :1 fwd-it nor-
in South Wilton, evidently for tho pur.
pone of puncturiuu'tirrs. riovorul rulers
ran upon the locks and cut lluvir tin-s
badly.
Charles Williams, an‘ elderly man.
who lived in a comfortable house with
his wife in (Iosrob, mysteriously do;
appeared Friday morning. utnl nmhing
mom was econol him until his his-hm»
body was found on the uhorv hoard
Kennedy Tod'e plum, Sound lio-nrh.
Saturday afternoon.
Frank 1'). long. lottiwly of South
Nurwnllt, has bot-n opp-outed assistant
lulmrintoudmit of tho lorul brunt-f: of
thoJohn llnnmmk liito insurance non:-
puny. in Sininford. And-taut. Superin-
tendent W. it. Arnold, of Month No!”
Walk. tonnt-rly hzol uhnmo of the loud-
noor in Stamford.
While Mills lwltiv “ulnlllt'lt.tldllL’ltlt'l‘
of W. A. llt‘mltlt'lt. was uninnlohri‘
home in lluli lluu, H uuloy uluht. it onto
naught hull! of her nml tittmnptod on us
suuit. Miss llundriuk'n ttrlt‘tt nttrm-mi
attention. and "pain trmnln rumllm to
her lmltttltlt‘ti tho Woulddm essailsnt
stnrtul on a run and won disappeared,
tnnu view.
iltumtord is to have n uoldiers' mourn
snout and part of it will he of mow
than ordinary historic interest. This
part is n gun from the tenuous old wor-
ship Koatutatuo. which sunk the din
bums in out oil tilwrimum.‘ Frauen.
The gun is thirteen feet loot invites
long. with eleveulueh hum, Alumni»
peuyiug it are too elewnoineh shells. it
n propnsd to strut o tntsstsl ot rough
shine. upon the widow! which my. in
the future. he plinmd bronco tablets cott-
tstuina the menu of Standard teen who
fought for the llulon. The uhells etc to
be sued tot runsmsutsi perm. s
mmuhl at too shells eons tumor] at
emit «mot the monument plot. and
the malstuitnr titty listen used in other
attentive positions The gun was it part
of the msment of the Roma» when
I‘. s M the fluid with the Alshssnu.
m “It
“OM-slut.“ would '
Wm stun ssh m m
return ‘. on no u
Is the some! flung In the world if
you'll bring him rig/rt hm. Our
Boy's Department 1s a light, bog/rt
space In the arof the store. when
on Iron got and ills best kinds of
clothes for chi/dun. .
Why buy the ordinary boys' clothes
when our land—tire best—cos! no
more? Elan Suits, Roofer Suits or
Blouse Suds: 81198 3 to 8, 82.50.. 33. 3-50. 35-
;llree-mece Suits, sizes 8 to 16. S5. 36. 87.50 and
70.
Double-breasted Suits, 82, 82.50. 83, 83.50 to
‘ $7.50. .
Sluts for boys 14 to 79 years, 6'5, {6, 37.50. 310.
8'12 to 78.00. ‘ . _
Est/u (teasers are handy to have around. Ours are
extra strong. ,
Boys' caps, boys' waists, boys' shirts,- -boys' golf suits,
boys' golf stockings; event/mg for boys' wear but
shoes at ”orgs’ Corner: '
BRIDGE PORT. 00M].
e?
3
2 ‘ Open Monday, Friday and Satuhlay Evenings.
Zoo-see '
home people have thought in ages
gone by
A gasoline stove an unsalc'thing to
buy;
<nch unions as these are past all
endurance; ‘
Forthcrc is :1 sale stove and it is
call «1 the “Insurance."
An-l this is the story the“lnsur.uuzc"
will It ll,
No bother of flooding, no smoke,
no smelli
For safety, convcnicnrc,
meals, and well done,
There is no stove can beat it nude
under the sun.
quick
Some dealers think more of what they can more,
So in: earciul in buying and xuu‘w no mistake. ‘ "
’uit trek for the stove that, ho. wood ovary test;
The "insurance" today and i n wot the nest.
' You mil to oo- «a mistake if vou buy a gasoline stove
Wllllmll llt‘nl :ormugutiug the insurance.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. I. Halo and West Streets
OLD AN 0 RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
TllE PROPELLERS
our or nonwl‘lK, EAGLE AND
' VULCAN,
Will leave Pier :3. ll. R. Beekman street, New Variant 5 p. m.
Leave Norwuik, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7a.m. to 5 p. m. Upon application to agents the City oi Norwuik
Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots oi lreight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are turbid trusting any at the employees at the hosts of
this line on account oi the owners thereol.
CHILDREN’S
suns 1 ~
Thut were sold from $5 to $12;
we are going to close at
$2. $2.50 Ind $3.
Consisting of the
Flusst Pattern Worstsds,
Bsnueekbum Ohsviets.
clsy Bismuth».
Mule in the best style and more
nor. it is an opportunity that;
parents should look into.
MORE VALUABLE THAN HORSE!)
NOW lN TNE NORTHWEST.
s cm. ”erased Mr .Tlsemtol'lnul eup-
pllss to the Gold Miners in the Yukon
County in Alaska. Boarding Boned
Kept for ”all!- Imlttl Purpose.
Word comes from Tacoma, Wash"
that dogu have suddenly lwcome more
valuable than home» In that section
of the Northwest. 'l'hlu stun- ol' ntlulrs
results from the great it ml growing de-
mand for dogs to be uni-d in hauling
shotgun in the Yukon ciuintry, Alnukn.
Wtdlo thonunnde of horses for
which their owners cannot not $3
a bond are rounding over the
plains of Earlier-n ' Washington and
Oregon. good-mm dogs are bring:-
hn: from 81510 $30 each in the
lorul tunrkot. At Jt'llt'llll their vulno
is double what it h: born. and on
the' Yukon ltiver it good dog brings
tron: Mon to film. To the Yukon Ini-
nor the dog has lnwnnu- ‘whut tho
reindeer is to tin- l.uplandor and tho
pony to tho cowlmys ot' Tome and
Mt‘xlt’tlr‘il boost of service and it most
valuable one. ‘
'l‘iw nlodgo dogs are too valuable
not, to be taken well cure of where
that is "lilihllllt’. 'l‘lwir owrirrs’ first
tlmught in this rospm-t is to obtain
plrnty of fried tor‘tlmn. Tholr food
consists principally ot fish, usually
salmon. caught in the Yukon ltivor by
the uutivos. An ordinary dog will out
dolly two ponmls oi‘ cli'h‘ul salmon,
which murals sum-u lmunds of fresh
tish. At l-‘orty Mile last winter drlml
Salmon sold at from 20 to 50 s't‘llls
:1 pound. and lltlruli that won lit only
tor dogs to out sold for 37“,. cents a
would. In some or the larger onions
on tho \‘ukou do; imurdnn: llmlsi's
haw boon nstnblislo-d. win-re the un-
lumls rm- properly cured for ut from
$63 to 313 n Iuomh, nu-ronllug in tin-
Svuson and tho prim- ol' do; loud.
The native Yukon «lo: i4 nutrh Inuro ’
valuable than tln' lioporlzilions from ‘
l’unot Sound. 'l'lw clogs mural ho ur-
t‘liumtml in order to Hand the sour
ltiw-e of ulnlct‘. It is found thnt «logs
iziko-n t'ro'ln Montana and llnkotzi ou-
tlllt‘t' the Yukon
Sllllvl'llig than those brmi in the milder
t'llmtito of Puget Sound. 'l'wo splontlhl
spovlno'ns ol' natlw Muslin dogs won-
hrounlu hero a low days ”go, their
ownor finding it old-upm- to pay tin-ir
pnssugo on the stwmu-r limb to ham-
llll'llt honrdml ut liyuu during his trip
iu-n- tor supplies; The :mitnnls \wigh,
om- it: "till the otln-r m pouMs. The
large nllt' host its uli'lll‘l‘ hill at t'iwlo
t'ity. loll: animals an- Nuill. “oil
prupot'lionml null mum-In], "Kill intro.-
mroplionully short and lwzny til-vies.
'i‘lwir mm are ishurl ulrl lifts-vi lilo-
llnnw ill ”in I‘ls‘kllim ting, 'l'ln'il' (“mil-i
:ll't' dark. and tho llfill', \illtlv' lit-l r‘luw.
lh’ Mllunlll nt‘ol lwzuy enough to form
n Itillilotl'lulrlv prom-lion :1'.’.‘llli?~l tin-
,\rvl:v- “llilt‘H moi tlo- Vulmu now
Illllimm', by iln- ruin of \ililrii lliv i'v
rm lty or tho how .lt‘l‘u')’ vm'lriy palm
into lu~lm|ilivnnrin .\ asp-win“) we
pun-ll do; t‘mnl made out or non! :uol
roulwx- mm! from Iln- par-hon: lmuws
in no“ limit: Iunnulm-luml in tin-
tornl of :l Monitor and swine Mwly
to mono in!» union” NW.
llnsshshin tummmitm m-o proridml by
Netti) ri\\llt‘l~ lo lit‘t‘ll lllt- fowl uf iltv
ammo!!- lmm lwio: Wul'll row on vio-
mi and snow. ’iiwy urn :ilmlil nino
su- erx ion: and inmlr lillll‘li nth-r tlw
motion: ul' :1 I'lillll's slurhlliz. l'nI-h
un'cilw :m- ulm t'uliilil; llilu nw llllw
ailing. 'l'larr-i- ill't' so :Ii'l'nllgml that
(low «'dll t'nll‘)’ u \\|‘ll:lil of from I" in
to puuinh lH‘xltlt‘fi‘llnl“lll'—f n Mlvvl. 'l‘lo-
suddluinuzs full on tutor and
MHHN :m- iii'l'flliL'vtl to prmoni lio-
park from ~iuiinx toward or luvh
nerd. .\l'\\ \ul‘k :s'un.
. w... .m........._._..,... i
sitlv‘.
Forums of 3min.
.lonny Liud‘u ainuuho-r. .\ll‘.~', lluy
mood “undo, of London. ime mm X. or
lu~r lllttllll'l“n lu'lllinnvy or who, but
loo. uiwnys rvtllmi to mlnvun- ‘u l'ul'
the Mann. "l oumnm- thew nus too
lllll|‘l| Iltll~lt‘ oi lluuw," elo- «lipinlnml
Ion l'rwinl. MI'M. Muudv hm. liii‘t’r
rhihirr-n. noun or \"llulil in music-uh
t'urnwn H} in! hm t'wl-ivml tho t’l't‘li
ration for Am moi til-loner from Ill“
linlporor or Austriu. Rh»- ly. lln- lll'al
“union to win this title.
The ulmlwmrrim of victories mm
in tin- t'rluo-nu War on» non-r tot-ml
ion by Floronw Ninhtlnunlo, In spun
or low Til your! nnd lwr hroheu ho..ith.
iiiu- ulnnys roun-mimrs to M‘ml u um»
ungo- to tho Wit-mini of U." thumn.
ntul ut t‘hristunm time also Item-l thin
to ennui some lulu-n of rt-Im'nllmmn'
to tho Workout in the institution for
trained humus whirh sh" founded ill
lit. 'l'lnnupu' llospitnl not long utter
the «low or the wor.
Amwmlibu lo the ltflliilt‘l ”curl
Journal. in iinuu t‘hnm; now u noon
autumn: mull lN'ltlt‘t' him. The wry
ls thnt the t'ltinmo- lid-pork, been;
«union» to learn Fri-non. ummmiru tho
emiwhilu museum of the yvl'ou'
jacket on his tutor. llul wiwr tw oz.
vow-Ml ihut his lonelier luul mm o
unwinding or the tongue. 1.. Mn. «mi
that Li he inmu'm'mtmi until no lsu‘iuu
Mrs. Nsnwn. tin. nmlher et liw owl:-
known «innit-Ir. ltr. Sense», is or
omlitml with bovine ltmusnmml m
imithtni mellow for Women 1' toner
gnuitu und elicited on momma, in...
was the tire! Women of Verna t.
immune tin enthusiast along this duo
which hits nlnou tuuweu no popular
In tit“ mull”.
w ...wwm M- m.
clean! 'l‘nlstoi'e eutlnninsnt tor a lit-w
is millennium. sud n in item one the
house are nearly ell
Wu. ssi
mail in CED Does. vm
\Vllilt'l's with losn
The leading filllioerysndllioak Store
. in the Twin‘ciiles. '
Last week's reduction on suits brought us'very gool results; we are
nearly cleared-out of soils. This week we will sell all of our
‘ ‘ Sllt Wa'sts
at greatly rcduccd prices. We have about so black silk waists made
of heavy surrah silks to go at 82.75. the biggest bargain evcr ollcrcd
to bargain suckers. Other waists in colored silks from 82.75 to $5.00.
Our new litre of laundered waists is completewith all the latest mater-
ials from 50c up to 82 so.
All are' welcome to come in and inspect our goods; we havcgplcuty
of salespeople to shov you around.
a
H.2K“RIEGER,Mahackemo Hotel Bl’lk'.
BUYERS FOR THREE STORES.
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' light sndsts listed. All
Mid-mmzmmt
THEPLACEG: TERRY MFG. CO.
M7CmtrcM¢wYorh
Summit.
cheaper lamp-the Scorched
..'
Nowadays
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move.
mcnls particularly recommended-
“Riverside” and “Royal." Can be
found in gold,silvcr and gold filled
races at
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Norwaik.
Syracuse BiCycles!
$50.00!
These are not dry goods or hardware bicycles, but the famous Crimson
Rims, '90 mmlri. Doti't lcl Iliis chum‘c go by.
Richardson Bros,
1‘.) North Main Strict, South Norwnlk, Conn
DON'T IUV A WHIIL
A. You Would . Lomon.
You'll hope to use the wheel often. lluv inlelligcntlv;
with your eyes open. Examine, C(llll’ARE! All
wheels arc-"best,”ol‘ roursmstill ‘thcic urcothers."
We want you to see Ul‘RS!
M
W! GARRY "I 370000
llornhrrs, Wold Americans. llaytous, l'luvoys, Fleet-
wiugs, Tctnplms. Minutes and tin.- tjilmo ll. a: ll.
Leader, all on.
‘ stcvctr suuostrsi l
Boarse at Hoyt,
80 Washington street.
Hunth Nul‘Wfllka
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Wedding nnd
. Society
. . . . . ENGRAVING
tenth-col Office.
V
punts" “one
nelson
will IV.
WM ’ '5‘ l" 21:.“
‘ ocW‘de-m ’
even
m *Spe'bla’l
m
Shad.
Blue fish. _
or, lln mackerel. 71
7 lbs North River Ron She‘d ’
Native Aupsragne, ‘
Oranges.
Other Meets inJ’roportioIL‘
Free delivery to all parts at
H . G . F R .
WASHINGTON STBE
. BRANCH MAB '
llartiordoz. pittcms '1 and ;
8 rcduo d lro n 0751c 860
To take effcc April nth. '_
F. 5. AM Bl. E:
29 WA LL STREET.-
Norwalk ‘
res wssumcros sum.
some sour you
Weiner and Hamburger , ‘
DELIVERED l0! BOLD!
in bulk to the «rude; also in bottlestou)’.
ptirl oi the city and vicinity tor family use.
l’rompt ntlrniion to mail ardent. A
Youn
g Man,
Do outtake the ohsnosset '
dying without lacunae; ,
uncut} Nicentssdnya'“ ,
cents per week or '19.“) per
year will insure your life
{or “.000. I »
The best is the cheap.“
Insure in the
connecticut Osnsrsi tits
iusursncs 00.. of Iisrttord.
I. U. L'HOMMIDIIU.
sheath Iain fittest.
, , . . ._ i. iliilill-
FRANK PARKER.
Horse Shosingi
Adjoining l
A. Sol-lust
Htsblss.
la rear of [sheet-m Kohl.
Iouth Nerve-Its. come
mm
3'!” thermal!
nfiwl “l W
urn-n its... "as? ‘
tits testis!
'l‘ry Elton-to Bitten as s ,
your troubled If not. Ml ~
and relief. Thin medicin-
i'uum to he peculhu'lv . « .
lint and cure of all li'vnulo "
erecting a Wonderful direct Pl “5
giving litre h and tom to 'm‘m
g.
or ‘-
ltyuuhnve oi A ,
gun. littmlflél,llfl.flyillu fit: ‘ .
““01". W til“. la
ohnl mmmhlallwith
"to ltttmt is “It!
is” WW ht sud“ ‘
I”. I “m t ‘ ‘
m‘ssMWolad’smlses. “
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