hi
tor the'purv
was held a't the ot-
liehm Teflon
. "8 VIII at,
It. It. wan, Nel-
Allune. John it.
John EL Km.,c.
'1 ”W011 “Mall
‘1 1.1mm“!-
j‘ n. Duty. It on. the
do start a entail bank
People were
about too.
a after the bank's
been perfected was
‘ recently Vacated.
The following gentle
.. Talm Built.
of tin election of Henry
‘ of Andrew J. Wilt.
oithe bani: alnce it was
, i the exception of about
flu. on amount or ill-
new, with the under
ahonld Ilr. Rowan yepiu
he would again assume the
; v'fl. Layton. eaahier. and
39m. teller. held continu—
_ napeetive olhcea since the
From the tint
_. " l!.liaabeena’unc-
‘ gold unilterruptedly divi-
‘ in: than it per cent per
1-"?! ”or hddlng‘to lie
new it almoat equal: the
but
lv" .ll
m oi ounce-tut hauli-
lor, of notification to the
and 0! pride to the continuu—
- , . . future la undoubted-
i’ttr the lianit. With it. ia-
new and improved conveni-
publlc in the inflation
in the bank's new our»
”with all modern appli-
» m Pruner bank-
at medial to every run-
, the putroaage and good
. willie are noeaaury tor the
_ mug institutions. The
1 - oi there conditional
W M in the
City National birth.
- manner general.
with Ilr. Korey, of
ill full-hing oi about
“a tor the Naval Halal-
m "I “Inuit
4
. and mangled that it had to be “DIP
'heiellheiweentheara.andthiri¥oi
. thempaaaedorer hitn. Ilia eacape
.. John H. Knapp. vice proa- ‘
_ whim
or net. ,
flouseelouniug time is here and with it comes carpet beating, or rather, carpet
destidyiug. (unless we take them in hand.) ‘W‘eycnn thoroughly cleanse your carpets
or rugs'without removing them from the floor; remove all dirt or grease spots, restore
the color, raise the nap, and render thein perfectly moth proof.
point it is the only proper method of carpet cleaning.
Testimoghls from; our leading physicians and citizens. H‘llemonstrhtions free.
w. s. STURTEVANT-
North Alain end than Strep-tugfiohliorwflk. ..
Napatree Point is. M mt
ing a magnificent min “Realm
harbor, Watch Hill. Bloch Inland and
the water: east oi the Race. arid‘la‘a
point; oi great tarpon-nee elrategieailr.
Guns planted on and hill! wand brill;
instant destruction to any boat appearv
iagywithin rouge and would he a “‘9'.
Winner retool trylogtoroathe
me ’
Miller 8. Green. agent for the prop—
erty, had no idea what the punches
”amnion!” itonlyleahedout
through the identity of the pnrchaaer.
Irate-tan ldwud Iarron’a lag
Wandhadtohow
Edward Norton. formerlyva hruhen
man on the Danbury diviaion oi the
Conarlidated road. but at late employ.
ed on the Harlem branch. not with a
serious accident Monday night by
which one leg area In badly «trotted
tated above the knee.
When the freight woe near Van Neel.
itr. hiarron attempted to cm- iron
one earto another. Loam hie balance
from death was aim a miracle.
Mr. Xenon la a eon of liugh liar-
run. or overdo meet, and a brother-
in-law of Charleeaoaenierl.
The tutored man was taken to ford-
hamJouiital. Hie father went to
For-diam ihb morning to no him. A
ilw received by the totally sure
thafifie pattern in resting easily.
f .; .. .. ,
‘ if“: wanna umr.
, ......_....._.
Mull-banded. In
Rumors about the Weeks family are
an plentiful no rain in April. The
neighbor! elairn that the ale-here of
the family are in abject tear day and
night. all ‘lltat aune‘oi than will go
out after dark unleae there are even!
in the party: they tear the friends oi
iioinay will taheurmeance on them
iorl rpartinthetrial: that the
neigh to lay all the thieving done in
the vicinity at their dwr; itt incl. the
mall)" flying about are too nutneroue
to Iteration.
For all that. the Weeita' are con-
tentedly minding their own busineaa
and pursuing the even tenor of their
wuya. it to warmly pmbable that any
of the iantily with their experience,
desire to fall into the hands of the law
again. lire. iloinay he Joined the
Salvation Amy in Bethei. linen. and
it is told to conducting kernel! with
vrovriuy.
Dr.lowailletunaloena
llr. Charles E. Rowell. one of the
pnuninent monitors or the out Home
oi Representatives. whose threatened
blindueea trout an accident while hillti~
log moral week- ago was learned with
regret. has returned to Stanford trout
in» Southern trip. and timgh the doc-
tor’a condition ie not an airbru- an at
ilrat reported. he Will be obilgt'd to
give up all practice at “my. ills
leii eye is practically deetmad and the
other is much whitened. The injury
to 3, eye, the doctor statue. was the
no role Mobile out hut-tin. M
may”, by No but. bin mum in a
rootgulhlllnoa hiataee. Thieves
but one or a atria oi accidents which
beiell Dr. iloeell while in the South,
though it was the taunt Mona.
rm that in the aide, ail-e
striking hint at the cheat;
kicked W’n hone. in
it boat which loaded bin in
e
3.!
l
i do
Q .
withohto wick. .
in order to ('proyc it.
-n—m-a—w
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WE
N0
111mm
‘ cousins...
Browns
rescuers...-
cantor,
1 . ‘ g I RUQG“ M
We want to cull attention to our CO
I? .e
mThurSde is Bargain Deny.
Willolfel'j; “;
290 A Good Pl‘lllltlll Sateen Corset, at 290
We take this opportunity to say that we carry the following popular
makes of Corsets: The R. d; (1L, Royal Worcester, 7l'ltOtnson's Glove
Fitting, Dr. Warner’s Coraline,“Loomer's-liull's, (fresco, Xcmo,
Bassett's, and the Ferris Health Waists.
, 7* "* ?;7f,‘l‘?3efrigeratoei . . ,
Bahyoarriagen Gasoline. Stoves
”We have the only perfectly odorless Blue Flame Oil Stove made, tliet burns
This is“ a broad assertion, lintw‘e have only to show you the store
It is or pleasure for us-to show-them. whether you Wish to buy
user numbness", mid
We shall also put out other items of interest for
our, Thursday“ ”stile.
stock.
A. DICKERMAKI e SON.
84,\\'ashingtoti Street, South Not-walk.
A11 that’s New 9
In Spring Clothes.
wish every man in Norwulk could see this New
All that's new in node-date Clothes
, ~ and Boy is here.
WE’VE
with the very
skitiiping in titultcdip, but all the. essential points of
true worlnnunshlp and best nutteruil ore embodied lll
our clothing.
trouble to show you this stock, and we'll surely please
Noktltc most fastidious.
RANCIS 5‘ CO»
utuuzns:
IIADLKV’I.
”APE".
IIIDOIPOR‘I’.
lortillaorn for all _°i':0pb.
mm earner.
taom ”It“;
All “IBM “IE.
start: llltilt.
Large or Omall Quorum».
h Worm? m
miner .
Raymond nos.
searched the best markets of the country for
choicest products. and there's not a store in the
land better equipped than this for stuplyiug you
lest‘productious of tie best dc-
sigucrs uud tailors of our country.
From a sanitary
, £1
for this purpose
Spring
for Man
98 Washington Silicon
orwu .
South
11
m
GRKUD .111
Central Millet.
Whole-utter and retail dealer. in
Fish, ”
oysters.
Climb; ,
Lobster-a,
Littleflfikcuma,
Ho"3~§&fi9""
nun in mutt um.
lllil'fl- Rel-Anew ie-ee
Hill 1‘ &. 2111111,
harm MI.
‘ltt
i
Wimt'vmet.
HINTS BY HA! “ANTON.
White orgaudy was selected in the
developing oi this charming waist. the
trimmings consisting oi lace in two
widths. and the yoke ehowa lace over
azure blue taifcta. The pattern pro«
rides tor a well titted lining having
tingle hurt darts and cloning. as does
the valet, at the center back invisibly.
The full front and backs are gathered
at upper etkea and Joined to the lower
edge of the equate yoke. double irille
oi lace headed by bands of insertion
concealing the joining. The lowed edge
of the full portions are also gathered.
the front tailing slightly over the our—
ruw belt in blouse cilcct. The neck is
completed by a close standing hand,
covered by a stock of ribbon stylishly
bowed at center buck. above which ris-
es .1 divided rune of lace. The mous-
qucutirc sleeves are mounted upon two
seamed linings and show a soft wrink—
led eiicrt. The Wrists are cut in deep
squat". the tree edges of which are
outlined with lace. The model will
prove exceedingly humming to youth—
ful figures and is admirably aduptrd to
sheer fabrics. including crgandy. mull.
mouucline. chlflou, grenadine. dimlty.
swiss. ctr. When made over colored
linings the elicct is charming. To
make the waist for a miss of fourteen
years. it will require 3% yards of ma—
teriel {iii inches Wide. The pattern. No.
729:. is rut in sixes tor misuea of ii, H
and to years.
-(oo’..(aa,_(ea)_(aa’_(ao)-(eo) -
ma mm mm
Emitting one 11.1mm to any size oi
N0. 7m
Cut this nut. llli in your name and
address. and nmil or take it to
Siurtevaut's Bargain House.
at
51'
i
S
y in No in: min.
This mupou and n centa will encore
above pattern at iiiuttevnot’e. North
l lain and Ann stream. loath Norwallt.
“(u)" (ea)*'loa)—~lao)“lao)"laal"'
(”i-t-'i—-t'3i-t”l--t"i-('°l
—t..)—-t..)-—t..i—t..i—t..i——t..t-
1‘0" UNDER warns.
Filbert Hundred PG ople in Actual Need
in lhawnoetown.
Shuwucctowu. ”1.. April o~~Twcuty-
three known dead. a mulbility that
the list may reach thirty. iliteen hon.
dred people in actual need oi the ne-
ct'aeltier oi life. 700 people homeless and
damage to the amount oi $200,000 is
the net reault oi the flood which awepi
through Bhnwnectown late Sunday ni~
ternoon.
Not one oi the bodies have. been re-
eorered and it ill not likely that they
will be until the waters mtbuldc. which
will be in ten days or it fortnight.
There in no danger of lumber dam-
age to the town. The entire town is
buried under to to it» tool of water.
with the eruption oi the boom on
the embankment immediately treating
the Ohio river. All of there have wa-
ter in tho collate and the meat at them
arollooded to the accent) atory. The
water began to tail today and by 2
o’clock this aiternoon had receded
eight loot trout the higheet merit oi
Wedneaday.
The levee broke on the north tilde of
' the town. attaching flat la known as
the em. Durand and third wards clean
oi all buildings. All oi the people who
:33 drowned met their 3:: in, the
Mid northern part oi eeoonlla.
lelielinak. Muslim
multimeter-drier to the tooth oi the
town. enclosing it be that ride as the
one «dead, it on the north.
Down the odes of “ill um and in the
town who taagled mourned
nitrite m M, the when?” x
emitted“! toot __ m,
bodies were atrial Ii] the flood and all
at than are around
.‘_ I" ill-3;]
L m
the rummaging at Publicity ll
Pleasing booth Norwailt
' Publicity is what the people want.
Let the public speak on the subject.
There llill been too much clump—too
‘ ll. 1th ‘ ’
"mi made by stratigrri drc not
Pit-‘8." , ;. gt ’3." ‘11:: .3. .
Clhlmt eudorlied by hammer! out
o ‘tmlyeonc kindtolfprooi ior
J] tirwallt. dillfikm :s- ‘
' ”fork-nut: oi {tropic it: know.
to riot11ls"nnd neighbors endorse,
lakc‘puhléc statement of their case,
imam: be no question about ouch
i
‘. Widener:
'i’bisiitht plant where. . w 1' ‘ _
Which backs every box oi Duane
Klthicyyiliti. . 1 ’
No other kidney pills, no other lode
ncy remedy.
(inn produce such proof.
Hero is one also of the many we have:
Mr. W. R. Green, of No. 44 Spring
litter. the engineer at Cruitit it Knapp}
‘tal lattmy. says: "When 'a boy I tit-
l'bicd’in the army. and exposure and
hardship may have wealtctml me phys-
i~:i’y. in the factory we use under the
boilers llbtllll two tons of coal per day,
and iii l do my own tiring. l have to
handle it, it is quilt: a job for a man
that liar kidney trouble. and l was al—
ways anninus to get rid oi it. Slight
urinary dilticuliy set in. and at i noticed
an advertinmcnt about Dean's Kidney
l‘iils voting such cases. 1 got a but;
at l’loistcd'r. amt lmllc thorn. Mir: tak-
iti the tint box my lynch. did nol ache.
l rlt over so touch better. and the ed-
t'rtiinn: were natural. 1 recommend
Dunn's Kiting Pillh to tilt: workmen in
the factory." ,
Dean's Kidney Pills arc i'orsalc by
all lll’all‘l'i. price 50 cents. mailed by
Fusionllillmrn C11,, Buffalo, N. Y.. sole
agcni't inr lllft United States. Remem-
lwr lite ironic-D1mn'k—and'lake no Hila-
«little ~ ‘
~Aoatoncureaheadache.
THE WAR WITH smith
It will never come, but the faucet:
Blue 8. Remedies of the "JeeHhung
Yook Serials." by E. Z. Brievogelle, A.
hi. hi. 1)., are revolutionizing medical
science. No. 1 cures Rheumatism; 2
cures La Grippe; 3 cores a mu or
cold: 4 cum Caterrh; 5 is a perieet
appetltlng tonic; ll XXX Stimulating
Pills cure impotence; 7 is the Chil-
dren's Rollo! Soothing Syrup. Trial
bottle at each, 10c. or cut this out and
get one tree; L000 references on at»
plicatlon. Charles S. Finch, 187 Wed:-
ington street. role agent for South
Norwalk. 1 .-
i
CASTORIA
ror Infants and Ohfldren.
noon-
lllile it.
w. Wm.
(live the children a Drink
called Grain-0. it in a delicious, or»
nothing, nourishing iood drink to take
the place at coffee. Sold] by all groe«
era and liked by all who hare need it
because when properly prepared it
tastes like the uncut coffee. but it it
free from all uiurioua properties.
Grain~0 [aide digestion and alreugth-
cos the nerves. It is not a stimulant
but a health builder. and chlluren, so
well as adults. can drink it with greet
benefit. Coats about it as much as coi-
fec. l5 and fleeuta.
~Aoeton ie harntleaa.
h
l was reading an udvortiucmcnt oi
l‘hutnberlan'e Colic. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in the Worcester Enter-
prise recently. which leads me to write
tillli. I can truthiuliy any i never us-
ed any remedy equal to it for colic and
diarrhoea. l have never had to uao
more than one or two done to cure
the wont one with myself or child-
ren.~—W. A. Btroud. Popotnolte City,
Md. For sale by 0. C. illilleou, South
Norwallt, and E. P. Weed, Norwailt.
The tamer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cute and bruises. Dertt'e Witch lla-
1ol Salve la the beat thing to keep on
hand. it heala unicitiy, and la a well
known cure tor pilea. E. i’. Weed.
Norwailt; (l. C. Stillman, Bo. Norwallt.
~AMOI 0‘!“ la “ll”.-
in tile my trite treat lieu and was
attached with rheumatism. She re-
ceived no reliei until the tried Charo;
berlatn'a Plain Faint. Since that time
we have never neon Without it. We
find it given lute-t roll“ in aura of
borne and room ad is never taunt
tor all rhea-elk. and aeoralgie pain.
--D. (3. grant. llanta You. (let. for
rate by a. C. Balloon. Booth itorwalt.
MELWibdmot-walt.‘ "' »’
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