’ _ find their berth: in the alcopingoar pep.
main you will oon~
.iuudinaor boost»:
the oouvunlmoe ol those
theme at news or other mat
the entrance to The Ben-
ahdnld inall mheuh
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'Nmalk and ita Suburb»
ly, than the Combined
other Two local dailiu.
" ohm J11 open In adtcr-
. hi guara5nteed the
ll handed in. Every
will be make to accent.
but changes cannot be
right unless copy i1-
' 1 in the afternoon of
, chaugeiadeiired
1 Weather Forecast
y‘nmullses to beucnera'ly
Md}! and coolanwith rain
, worms. lollowel by clear-
or might. Tomorrow it
morally fair. with lower fol
tiring temperature.
. .eter Record.
at of the thermometer for
re ending at noon todm
e aero:loweehbt degrees
l
1 Almanac for Tumor-mu .
Enam- ' 111311111111 Lownd.
, 1: 1.21.1
4,5,1
. ‘ lad Indeed.
W when the city dwell-
'5 to the country. Our Amer
had their own cottages
ay 1. The common people
fit their living will struggle
. taking up their quarters in
cheap hired cottages and
ing houses. Morcovcr,
_ their best to look as hand-
aristocracy.
they (10. Unless the mil»
American nobleman's wife and
had the amount of pa’s in
upon the hack of tlici'
111 1 pony phacTon the gro.
could not 1111 them from :1.
ram and wives of clcrks
; , professional mcn. llcrcin 111:»
test grievance that can ranklt-
will of an American arixtocrat.
howill, he cannot kccp the
5m: of his path. lie and his
may buy all the land formilcs
blo summer rcaort and crcct
5 which none but cottage own.
i pedigrce may pasa.l1ut in
A pedigreed owncr dim or 11191-9
or goon abroad to live. liis
wt mansion by two or 111111111
let for a common lmarding housc,
finale: of its hrcakfast. hash is
day by day to tho aristocratic
i
melancholy tragedy is enacted
utter summer in car most high
-ty summer rcsortn. and as yet
in way to prevent it.
"Mini; 1)! Love h‘lt-tlon.
1 notable 1.11m in the 11110-
It novels of the 111131111 111.-
- the pawn of low between
55001!!le It has not. lwcn
alone a novcl whnno l1-nll-
Val anything t'llit' than the
1“ mtlovora would hnvc lwnn
5-” no novcl at all. Now it
5 to how; dawned upon writ
W that ”11‘!" are otlnr
Wan nature quite all Wcll
5 _ = usaatho dolirioua 11t-
55’5fl5 artl one another of two
of the opposite 1111:.
Word 111111111 perhapl
‘1 departure 11-11111 the old
alliance. Du Maurie-1'11 that.
. “to! lhbotaon.” dcalt with
of lovc, it in iron. but it
w kind that never brought
*man in the 111111. In Du
mound novel. 11111111 tom-11 ace»
the out, psi-1111111111111 1-0
W in the mum at 111111 char-
uut 0! night altogether,
. Hinton." hi: hut. pore
mum 111011. 1111111111 love
1 - . ot the main 11m.
_ an 1 for Rudyard Kipling.
flamenco.” todovolop 1'1
X that and 1111111111 11111111111.
with a lei-1111. without
ll it." all.
‘love'a young dream take
the novel 11! the future?
W
utieoldmuemhea had
”Wtflhrltotthe 111m
The mum 111111 be
. may have window: open with impuni-
mot the new third
I! hrlol. «mien: ha!
M mum. 1111611 1111.. meeting otthe
all!" minute. 1111111., More
mutmldema. It dammit.»
Wnitnrmimtch when
, t, can be tarnished atom
cheaply than ”ileum. There will be no
Itoppage for fuel and Water along the
route. no make at ctndm. Pamnccrl
tyatnl will not wake in the morning to
pared over with root. 'Iravel will be.
come a joy. as one iawhirled to his dei-
titration at the rate a! a mile a minute.
It will be possible to journey from 81111
Francisco across the continent to New
York or Boston in less than four day.
Almont all people go to Alaska to
hunt gold or for animals. Thoreau)
two men. however, Baker and Hnb~
bard. who went there to farm, and they
are getting more money than tho aver-
age miner docs. An Alaskan farm is a
curiosity and a rarity, but these two
men have succeeded in establishing one:
They wrcstcd thcir form from the eon.
They built a dike, like the Hollamlcra,
around 510 acroa of tide lands. Tho ncn
driven out, the land which it covcrcd at
high tide was found to be of extraor-
dinary fertility. Tho farmers planlotl
potatoes, (Swedish turnips and other
root crops. Last your they raised over
10,000 bushels of these crops. They
have shipped to Sitka at one time a
schooner load-of rntabagiw alone. for
which tl11'y gctthe gold down. Thcy
are also enabled to keep cattle and other
live stock, raising upon their aca l'ann
abundant food for thcm. They got
prices for all they can sell that would
remind the old miner of early days in
California. This is the lending farm of
Alaska.
The public hicyclc carrier in London
has now reached that stage whcro women
and men are pcdalcd around by another
person who docs all the work. We hope
the thing will not become fashionable.
There is too much of the Japanese cooly
and jinrikisha about it. -
DARIEH AND N030 TON
Following are the oiliccra oi the
Daricn Epworth Lcagnc: President,
0. B. Fitch; fir-1t vice-president. Mia-1
Hattie Whitney; second vice-president,
Miss Abbie Ogden; third vice-president,
lira. Thomas Baker: fourth vice-presi-
dent, M18. George Kemp; secretary, Mn.
William Weed.
Miss Edith 1‘. Jones, 11! Row York
was in town. laat week, looking after
oer interest in her property on tho Nor.
talk turnpike. The property was at-
:achcd by Deputy Sherill Lyon several
.vcelta ago and Attorney John Light has
1cen engaged to defend tho suit.
The members of Eagle Hook and 11nd-
ler company, No. 1. held ita postponed
howder and dance at the truck house
Wednesday evening. It was :1 very
~uccesr1t'ul all-air, about 125 persons at-
onding. .
William J. Fleming rcpnscnted l. 111ch
Book and Ladder company. No. l, at.
he annual 11m ting of the State Fire-
vuen 'aasswiutiou at Middletown. Tues-
day and Wedncuday.
The overhauling which the Town 8a 1
1111 been receivitlg lately under the
ntpcrvlaiou oi the new janitor. Frank
l‘ooltor. in can! to in the lirat in the par t
Aileen yeari.
Mrs. Janet Canon in recovering trout
her recent aerloua illnoui, and with her
daughter will icon leave Michigan to
rejoin relatives in Illinois.
Mrs. James Al. Willmott monivcd
word. Saturday. of the death at her
uncle, .Iamea Uul’loll. who want wcll
known in this place.
Mra. (‘1. Styles. of Bnmklyn. luoxpoct-
ed lem thli weak to 1111111111 tho 11n111u1or
wit‘l Mr. and Mn. Nathan Dam-hey.
Moi. W. ll. Monkey in in (lo-hon.
called them by the illnm n! lwr mother.
111111111. Hiecmk, resulting from a fall.
lira. (t. 5!. Ogden in visiting her
mother. Mm. Chfllfl N. Elton, nl Now
Haven. who has been nationally ill.
”0.8. W. Cooper of llthylull. l..l.. in
viiitinu Minus (Barrio M. Hoyt and Ada
Lipham. ol fluuitlold 111111111111
Jamal Wood, the plumber at Newton.
hai completed 11 plumbing job at the
home of (l. W. Bouthwlok.
Edwml Riley. of Now York. hul It»
turned to bin laminar home in Diorama.
Ir. 'l'rowbrtdgo. ct Blow York. in at
hli militia homaat Unilemlcr'i Point.
Aim Newton Crotoot in making a
line aldewalk in front at hi1 property.
Andrew J. Fayne ll Nightly 11111111111 1!.
but will unable to do any work.
Alfredflomhouia ll molar improved
altolleahlitohlaboutagaln.
lira. mom P. Brett drive: 11 hand»
me team at new tum
MOW
' At the South Norwalk 1 teammatlonal
church. Hominy. hp. 111., organ maul
audvocalomort. 'l‘aalday. l p. 111 .
prayer meeting Janitor Madonna 111-
M. Topicsflow that w. to Tm.
Maud WW Madonna:-
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lmd Mull” taboo! work llla-
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11196. A. B., U. S. Naval Reserves.
Admlaaion lilo, 200. 300.
SCHOOLIASTERS’ ROUND MUSLIM
Initiating Subjects, Discussed at : looting la
Duality, List With). ' '
walk; E H. Gumhart, of East Norwalk.
and G. E. Thompson. ol Winnipank. at-
tended a meeting of tbc Schoolmast-era’
Danbury, Saturday.
The‘ session opened with a din-111111 on 1
upon the study of nature. Another in-
teresting subject that came up was what
the work of the first two years in the
High achool should be it was also the
sense of the gathering that national
work should becarricd 1111 in the camel
grades throughout the More so that
pupils moving from onc town to another
would not. be handicapped in their
studies The question of allowing first
primary pupils 111 cntor at any othtrl
time than lho bcginn'ng 11! ”11- school
year was discussed. T1111 hcglnningd
the your was thought 1 1l111 tho ho at time
lor such pupila tot take up school.
GEORGETOWN
1),}! Mtller 111 having-u new tar r01!
put on his house
Rfipl'l‘flmlzitlvtt l’crry tmk 1hrc1111l'l1is
children to llnrtford. Thnraiay, 1 1 new
the capitol.
John Ferris has purchaied ll cyclco fur
himself and wifc.
Cyrus Thomas in having his hone-1 re
painted. Edward Baas-lug. at North
Wilton. ii doing the work.
Mm. Charles Abbott has purchzuod a
bicycle.
W, A. Williams made a buaincia trip
to Now York city, Thunday.
Mn. Julia Mundlold dicd at her lmnn- in
Brooktleld, Friday. aged sixty-nix ycarr.
She wan the mother of Dr. Howard P.
Minefield. at Georgetown. For nonn-
time pant the had been staying with her
ion here. but rccently wont to llrmk-
llold where the wan taken ill
Commencing. Tues May 25
lA‘lUBDAY HAW
g1
THE AMERICAN BEOGRAPH!
Moving picture, the wonder 51 the century. showing all of Edison a latest pictun 5
GRANT MEMORIAL PARADE RECEPTION 0F PRESIDENT McKlNLEY.
THE outrun STATES ARTILLERY
The Old Guard showing Gov. Hastings. of
Pennsylvania: New York r11. Department. the Morning Alarm, Starting for the
Fire.ch ne of Horses trom Burning Stable. Boat Race on the Harlem Biter.Niag~
are Fall: in Winter, The Tally Ho Arrival, the Hurdle Race and many otheri.
Round Table of western Connecticut in H O Y T's T H E AT R E
Dan’lSULLY
'Auld Lang Syne.
the stage employees at lloyt's theatre.
mic/5»
’ film.“
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ICONGERTH
South Nurwnlk (hauregitlonnl Church.
PrincipalaW. C. Footaot South Nor- MONDAY. MAY 25th. l097.
Tickets. '25 cent". at Pla‘ntcd's and I‘lunmmfaei'
Monday, May 25th
Don't fall to ace
in his latest success.
Including his
5|0,000 Challenge
Quartette.
This pcrlonnonoo in for the beach! 11!
Seats now on sale at l’ln‘stcd‘s and
Pinnco's.
ROWAYTON.
he ll very familiar with the annual.
The frame for l'tntmautor Bryan's new
olllcc ltl mined, and lhc budding 11 [11-11111
rapnlly pnuhcd lorward.
A 1noctlngulll1o 1111i1ty 11 tulmnlttcc
oftlto Norwalk Congo-gallon"! church
will be hold in the chapel. l’rniuy 1111.411
1151115111155
ulsnnm
NO, WI BILL lTl
Thin remark was overheard at a
have tried it know that LUSTRINE
ll the but article on earth (or bonu-
cleaniug. It you have never and
it. try a l0"1:ttli¢; all grooms tell it.
NOTICE 1
Registration” of Dogs...
All pontoon owning or harboring an.
mlatcml dogs atm- .l1mo 1111.111“ 1111
pnmuted according 111 law. The '1‘: 111111
Clerk will raylntvr dogs 11:. our llontb
limit-thrilled ham-day. lay 92.111111:
1’ ‘0 ll 0 ”m ’1 III.
u-Wfi “‘55in
lwdinggmccr's. llutltscltccpet'i who 2
Charles Hchnk, of ltuwayton. 11.11 .w
rarely bitten by 11 due 111111 day lad wwl.
The dog wan owned by the propl iclur ut .
the house wltvre Mr. th'hnk boards, and l
to take ouch action relative to tho 1111111111 . Assutcdly !
111111-11 of certain lelilt’l and legumes 1n ;
the will of the late (loom:1 lt.t:11wl1«11.
l
l5
Strawberry Festival
\\‘[1
Entertainment!
111' 1111111: 1111.1.
Tuesday Evening, May 25
M 7,1h111'1-11K'k_ 111 vlnr ”111 1111111111» (1! the
UETHAIV CHAPTFR OF
THE WOMAN'S GUILD,
”l Tt'lull y l'nl lxlt.
.DMI.$ION. 25 CINT.
Including titmnlvcnhw. 11-11 t‘rmmund (bike.
to 111 Wt
"Everything from a needle to an anchor" '
WHAT
luvorylody ll look king .
{1 1r
A
Good
Bicycle
for
$35!
(inarnnlcwl I
EAGLES!
‘ llcllal-lc an mcr. “11-. m. llm.
Rental and Inuit Department.
hematite",
hardware.
PAM“. Ito.
You ‘\ 111k 1114111111111 all ”HI'K of goods in
1111r1lrau1ngc.nrd
than at tho fillm Palm.
cycle and Hard
were 011.
Ian Vlnuhlnaton 111111111.
hi. "I NT’NN Fl ”51'0" MEMllllHl
ill“ and till 11 l11ly.1511lahy mannhntmnra
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11 More. 111nm hull 1.111111111111111 mmulonldc
not" 111111 mntow.ll11ollnlltetn1l
M1155 clout 111111111111 Al 111 “All polo» and Mac I
V1 cl P1 1d
111 ti 9:1" Mild to :11
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it 11 "I 511 1111111 11 ml
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NORWALK. CONN.
Velvet capes,
Silk capca,
this- week 251:
31: in wool suitinga, good value at 21111,
for the.
75c black crepon. 45 inches wide. {or
this w1:ck.37c.
$1. 01) black etaime, 56 inches wide, for
this week,’ 1 ’1c.
31; in. all wool some, 251:.
Silk and wool challies, lttc.
.15 1n diagonal. good value, iii. 2.1, this
week, 93c.
31 pieces black henrietta, .71: quality,
that week. ’10c
211 piccea bicycling suitingdilc and lilo.
Separate Skirts.
.1 down black figured skirts, $1335
.1 dozen blllt k ligated ckirts, Qt 118
L 1 black mohair, pnrcalo lincd 62“ 1:1
l7 bllltl‘ and whue checked skirts. all
wool. planed backs, N.” 15. a.
2 First-Class Bicycles Given Away!
SATURDAY, IAV 29th, AT l0 P. I.
This week must be the greatest of 1115 spring season. It has always been so, and we are determined that
this will be as great, it not greater, fur every department must assert itself this week and good ahead.
Bargains everywhere, and every purchaser of 25c worth will be presented with a coupon ticket that entitles
them to a chance on two wheels to be given away Saturday, May 29,1“ 10 p. to.
$13.50
1:12.510
$10 00
$10 00
$5.98 andvflJa)
$2.75 and 33.50
111.50 to $10,011
’ 1"?) to hit) 00.
Shirt Walsts.
:11) black sateen, 710.1. 7511. 983.
:10 black brilliantine, $1 118.
131111021211 percale waists, 501:.
Silks.
1 hameleon ctlects. 1:11.
le1l$l 25:1hisweck, 751’.
tli41;thisweok95c.
this week 1.112
‘tu pieces summer China silks,3
l.’ 1 purses black aatin brocade, always
21) changeable silks, 31-93 to $3.75.
M) dozen lawn waist-11, 75c and Mo.
:15 piccea tatl'ctas. all the bcautiful
-1C.
27 in black satin duchesse, Wul'lll
2l1n.s.1t'1n rlmi one, it '25 per yard;
ab
80
ll]
Imperlam.
Commencing Saturday,May 22d,at 8a.m.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS, AND WIN A WHEEL.
Jacket and Suits.
It is a great pleasure for 1111 to see our suite appreciated.
They are the best titling costumes in Norwalk.
, Whip cord suite. in cldergreenmprice of material, $1 75 per
yard—lined with silk, mode as the best tailors make them, $20.
Broadcloth suits, made to fit.
Combination of plain and check material suits,
l’lnin black and navy blue serge suits, oton jackets,
Covert suits, in tly front or cton jacket,
blixcd and check suits,
Cloth capes, 3! .915 to #150
Black diagonal jackets, ' $4.98
. Covert cloth jackets. $3.50 to $9.00
Children's Jackets, $1.21'1to $4.75
' 2'1 novelty cloth skirts, W 1 5. l0: pieces rich brocade silks for waists
Dl'OSS GOOdS. lll black silk grenadine akirtd’, 151:1..00 7512 ' .
31’» in. mixed suiting,good value at mile; 10 black moire velour skirts, 8’; 51.1. 2.’ 1 pieces all colors, 21 in. China alike,
8 black. largo figure. satin brocade, 50c.
For Ion.
”Manhattan” shirt, acknowledged by
correct dressers to bathe best fitting
trt that is made. white or colored
bodies and fancy boaoms, negligee and
laundered ironic; a large and choice as-
ttment, $1.50 each.
Men's tine night shirts, extra large
sizes, felled scams, high grade muslin,
sizes from 14', to 20, regular price. 751:;
for this sale, 511a.
Men's golf and bicycle hose. with or
without feet, 1511: quality, at 50c.
Mon'sltght weight wool underwear,
white and natural. real value, $1.25;
for this sale, 981: each.
Men‘s ties in tacks. lour-in-hund.hand
howa, shield and club ties, large variety
and exceptional values, at 25c.
Great Stock
11?
Big StoCk
Irl‘
IATTINGS l loci Curtains!
Fine, Stock Car Load Propeller 3 Thousands
1111' HF . Load Of 151 0."
90111112111251 sc R EEll s: Graniteware i Shirt Waists
Also the Dining
250").
allot.
The Norwalk Boston §tore,
'WHAT
l\ 0 want you to know is that we ate selling,r 11111 Fancy GiltEdco
Grcamely llutter,51bsfot $1; 220 lb.
We have 11 f1 csh 211111 al oi the N01 thhcld Cl camcry Butter, 111 hall
pound prints, two and thee times each week.
Car Creamery
00
R. MAIN AND WALL STS.
NORWALK. GT,
““-
TELEPHONE CALL, 53.2.
The” finest butter made.
in
one pound prints,
This is the season when the Ferris Home and Bone-
less Bacon .111118111oked Bee! 1111: a Relish, and are eagerly sought
lou can secure them itcsh from t5l1c smoke house helc.
Evetything fresh daily 1n the trail and vewctablo lino. Leave your
01110.1 and reccwo satisfaction.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Walnut» Strut. South Iomilk. lit.
RAVI TH!
It 1011 won ALL THE NEWS
. . . . Regalia.
Evening Sentinel Loft at Your House
m. _uun
011 Saturdry. May
Elgin Creamery Butter at We per lb
lh , on Saturday only.
I i
2.3,
I i I i C
I70 7|. GREAT BUTTER SAliIm
Ilc Wlb.
we will cell the very heat
3
We have on hand 50 tub: of the very lineal tircamcry Butter, which we will sell at: 171:
No more than ten poundi to each cuatmncr.
1-1.1 .l N. v. GROCERY co. lllc 111.
Donovan landing.
in m av m concur. new“;
South Hawaii:
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