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tying Kettles. .....“293
hl’nns...............29c
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UMBRELLI BRRGRINS.
i black, natural sticks, guaranteed, 51111. 1 -
£38t black, natural sticks, steel rod, paragon flame, $511.
4.». Silk, sill: co‘yer, steel rod, paragon flame, close 1111, $1.25.
”l "e Lawn Mowers, l41‘1r16i11eh,32.5ileach.l
,1. Shades, any color, size or quality. Lowest Primal
as and Trimmings, Lace Curtain Frames, Pillow -sham Holders.
.C’arpets, Matting, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Bedding.l
. S. STURTEVfitNT,
1.............;ime
'OpoqnprtSauuepaL .90
Cuttpadores........................15¢
Ladletifillitnhers, l urners,
”Soap Dishes, Pi Plates,
:and Ann Sta. ' tIi Norwallr. Conn.
rsday 15 Bargain Day.
clear a place lor Ladiea‘ Still-t WaIata wb will arrange
HALF-PRICE C UNTER
0t Glassware, Soups and 311 titles.
Usually sold at 100, for
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WE stock. All that's new in up—to-date Clothes or Man
and Boy is here.
WE’VE searched the best markets of the country for
" ehoieest products, and thdre’ s not a store in the
: - land better equi1 1ped than this for so plying you
« with the very and productions of to best de-
signers and tailors of 01111 country.
skimping in make-11p, but all the essential 1{mantaIn all
true workmanship and best lllltlcl'lill are em
our clothing
trouble to show you this stock, and we’ll surely please
the most fastidious. 1
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The South Namath Board of Coun-
cilmen held its rcgtdar'aiectinx last
night. '
A petition tron aeyeral 1.11mi. utt-
cd tor a layout tor the widening and
rtralahtenlng oi Wear avenue.” the
westerly side. between Seymour place
and Cedar street. It was signed by
Henry Seymour. 111. ll. lloy‘t. 1;. ll.
“elbow-on. John A. Slater, Edwin Ad-
am. it. 0. Millard and A. it. Winchern
ter. The hetltiott was reterrett to the
committee on streets.
The undersigned property-owners
and tax payers of South Norwalk po
thinned tor the widening and enlarging
oi Washington atreet,irom Watcratreet
to the new bank building. by taking
a strip at land truth the north aide oi
the street: B. It. Rowan, Christian
Swat-u. Marvin Brothers. John H. Per-
rls. Frank C. Becker. George S. ’i‘row-
bridge, Jamea Golden. It. 11. Woodward.
Matthew Corbett. (‘. 3. 'l'rowhritke. l..
it. Decker, i. at. Hoyt. 1. Donovan and
Nelson Taylor. The petition war re»
term! to the commituw. on streets.
The application tor a position an au-
perunerary policeman to do service at
the South Norwalk Irel‘ht yard. was
niado by William A Cochetur. Mr
Coeitolur was unanimously elected
Frank A. Ferris. Mortimer M. Lee
and Leslie Smith, the. committee ol
treenoldere appointed to enlarge blon~
reported The center line a! Monroe
street mmmencea at a point in the went
line or South lain street $2.52 tort.
tram the northeast mrmtr oi the house
owned by it. it. Bowen. and 1.1.61 reel
[root the southwest rorner oi the home
owned by Thomas Buyer. thence ea-
tending to a straight line Girl loci to
11 point located 29.: lm tron the north-
west corner at the motherly pier and
sixty feet truth the wulhweet corner of
the northerly pier or ill! railroad
bridge. thence extends in the same
,atralght lineto State about. the aide
lines are parallel to and '7. 06 eel irom
the water line eacvpt at 01 railroad
bridge, where the aid» linen correapontl
with the abutment: of said bridge. Tile
damages were apportioned as lollowa:
Damage:
waidtme. N. 13
impotent is. 91‘;
moment. 3917
11 nemeni. 0
Joseph Tammany, *walilem-e. o
W. It. Tattle. realltrnrc, 11
N. Y.. N. It. and it. it.
It. Co. i'rom weal ridr
to approach to west bound
station. to State 111nm.
private way and nominate.
iiohert it. Rowan.
Robert H. Rowan,
John w. Alphoaee.
Bridget tillhitl)’.
Thomas lluyer. Itrlilfinlltt. lit
Hannah. wile oi Edwin F. tiuycr.
realm-nee and store, izh
Joseph J. Arch,
lartory and varmt lot: 0
N. Y" N." and ll. it. it (311.1111. 11
Edwin Nada”. - tenement. 310,110
William 1'. and ’i'. i. mymond.
tour-meat, no
iiamuel Aymar. tenement. so
(learn Seymour estate, t‘ut'anl loin. so
1. Wild)
in anaemia; darting... the 11111 that
a curb. gutter and aldwallt is already
laid on the south side 11! Monroe 111ml.
between Smith Main and ( hen-111111
ulreeta. wan maritime. and damages
proportionate .to proamll valui- aliowml
tor the “HIM.
htr. Perri» explained llir manner in
which the committee arrived at their
rotieltuon. He also limit!" pl rennin
matters whirh would lm tor the lurther
improvement or the street. One at
these was to have the mutter: oi the
etreeta whirh interpreted with Moon»
street rounded. matting the turn lllttt'lt
rapier.
The Council m Hominy. “I! Will.
or the limo tor airing the property.
owner: a hearing on the layout.
The board voted llu' llio appropriated
at the annual city meeting for mm
min l’oat. Ior Memorial day. (fetch
Wood and Fred liming appeared in
hahall oi the Port.
The tltrcet Commissioner: were voted
31%: (or one on the uncle.
21mm Light Commie-toners
were given non tor use at the pmant
plant. and “$00 tor the construction
oithe new con int plant.
The Water Govern “loam reported
a surplus oi mum
'i‘hc Mlle ordered paid amounted to
“4‘1!
street Winner Reed rcportad
that ma had been made at
ulna «it
had
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it! to re w
wear. cad would pay tta pmporttou
, The r ”conundrum Hatch W
, well 33'” Ferris to later earl Cannot”:
roe street to a width at litty— In leer. Eaaey
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id tad
m% littlllflm the”. tie
ulna" with the «littering ride. his.
11d being that it waa tor the citr’ a
atereat
to get the work done as cheap-
y as men.
Councilman, swam caidhe had
new “f“‘ll "new”
v v? n at
ilr. ”colloid had no authority to hit:
thcproperty. anddtdnot mtoglve
him a price on it. Mr. Bootleld ntao
had mane of the extension oi certain
“lentil, and prheee oi doing the work.
an tolluwo: Ilanlord place: ‘2 075:
312?“. street moo; Franklin street.
I": Adamo laid be me More the
board to inquire about the drain of the
firymoui' point. but since he had mine
in Dr Kendall had moved him that
the Street Commissioners would attend
to the matter at once.
Adiourncd to the 16111 inst.
GILDUA’HIO m.
fightback-amelior-
1cm. this Ironing
The class that graduates this even~
lug trout the South Norwullt High
animal, at Monte Hall. is composed oi
reventeen pupils. This is the largest
clans tor a number of years; but not
alone in numlmra does it rank high.
he scholarship ll lemon to none that
has [inward it.
With the exception oi the two lronl
balcony rows. reserved attain tor rela-
tives of the graduates. the seats are
free to the public. The doors are open
at 7:20. The sunrises begin promptly
at 8 o'clock.
The programme;
Invocation. Rev. R. 0. Sherwooi.
Iluair. Selected.
Masters Linxweiler and Jesse.
[lichens Writinaa.
Anna Richardson.
Essay. The Nineteenth (.‘rntury.
litany It. iahrow.
\‘ural min. thenrtr." Hawlcy.
Mrs. 1.. Whitney.
Essay. [agenda of the Flowers.
[twin 1.. Jarvis.
Easily, Lite'e Standards.
May l. llcnton.
\‘lollu solo. Mrs from Maritnna.
William Jose.
Essay, The Annexation ol Hawaii.
litigart Norman.
MY. An ideal ('hnrarlrr.
Alice M. Day.
Vtr‘itl solo. A Madrigal.
Mrs. i- Whitney.
Class lilotnry and Prophecy.
Emma A. Benton.
Hwy. The American Boy's Oppor'
tunities.
("harlee A. Simulation
Movie. 811-1111111111.
Masters Linxweiier and Jreistl'.
Presentation of diplomas.
liev. A. S. Kavanagh.
lienmlirlion. Rev. J 'l‘. Winters.
Hm “I?” ”30011.
Pupfla'ho were reflect in Attend
ape-DuringAprtl.
Pupils at the North Center school
who wele perfect in utteutlnure dorm:
April:
Grammar tirade.
(.‘iara ilylngton.
Maud l'aallr.
Ella llehebr.
I'ltin Lulh.
Lizzie tiaterbanha.
Edith Sherwood.
l'altetu Wilson.
Clllord Amundami.
tilarenre Byxhee.
Srhuyit-r Clark.
Arthur (fronts.
Arthur tiehebe,
Ulla h'llltt’ll.
John l’arltr.
John Turner.
llaruid Waterbury.
Absent one half titty:
Lizzie hlrl’elgh.
Maud Roland.
William l'arlts.
Absent one day:
E111 Andrew».
Winfield Sanford.
PRIIIARY (lltittllt.
Willie Andrews.
Royal Medici.
(Yllflord Betta.
Carlton Brianna.
Arthur It'lteh.
beater James.
Harold llavtiand.
Willie Northrop.
Ray itherwuod.
Ilobert Stevenson.
(1111111111111 Toner,
lra Whaler.
Laura Amundarn.
Adele Betta:
Lillian Crawford.
Cora tirade.
fiancee Pane.
lay Pcttlt.
libel Robert
Tardy pare:
tilt.
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Home tilt.
um. Smith.
Absent nae-halt tier:
ltaymond tlcttn.
waa elected by an epidemic oi warps
W Mmmpuptirottbatpradcaow
111.
uaaonm. not common.
”We: 5'» mm or which he
tram
atPlil‘t Val and is doing a good
holiness. 1-11.? otter waa raven wealt-
on the tour bye. It W111
on the mam-ya heat. The 11,111
urno “Enacted at nebulae ow
days ago. In Voiyht write- 1th at
present he la moral 111-1 inlalidfm
upectaaoontogooer the aw
where the discovery at gold tie
lng Iteadlly reported Aa yet the weath-
er has been very mild, the men working
outalde in their shirt stones. the re-
rmaoneaecidcnt toa mambo-rot the
ty. not. from Nurwaiit, who tutored
in knee while going for water. Mr.
Voight wishes to be remembered to the
members at Old Well Hook 1] ladder
mummy and all other lrietn in South
Norwnlk He does not export to return
home until he l1.1a found all tlv gold he
turns tor.
03.1381. CLUB SCHEDULE
Programmed Intertainmenta Arrang-
ad lot the loath of lay.
The (Mini club has arranged this
programme tor May:
Tuesday. lilth. at 3:30 p. m.. An Al-
ternoon with the Birth. Readings
from The Story at the Birds. Familiar
l‘e eatureu of the Roadside Curious
Homes and Their Genome A-birdlng
on a Brunette and in My Garden. by
dillerent members at the club. Ten ser-
ved at 4:80.
Wedneednyu. Hill and 25th. 10:30 a.
m.. ('urrent Events dub.
'l'utwtlay. 24th. ’0‘: 30 p. uh, Rev. Ja—
m Bachta. or Wortport, will apart:
upon Hobbies One 0! the hobbies ol
the speaker is the study of birds.
'l'ueatiay evening, May (ii. a rereptklt
will be tendered the Connemirut State
Federation by the Women's club. oi
Waterbury. The Ira: annual meeting
of the Connecticut State Federation oi
Woman's clubs will be held in Water-
bury. Wedncaday, June l. Every mem-
ber ot the Central club is invited to rev
caption and state meeting. Pull infor-
mation to he obtained of Miss Plum.
planetary of Federation. Badges to be
procured through her. ~
The committie on Philanthropy will
have a mile box in the hall at the club
house (or mntrlhntions tor their work
BOWAY‘ION.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mosel- arrived
home. yesterday. from Florida. where
they spent the. winter.
A lame number from this section will
attend the graduating exert-lees or the
South Norwailt High «hunt in Mllfili‘
ilall tonight, as the trolleys run at the
flute o! the exlwrlm.
mm A” neuron.
The Darlen Literary and Social club
in now reading The Days at Mohammr-d
by Anna {tiny \l’ilaou.
A line entwined (1! Stephen Lorie
wood‘o altiil in sign painting in the one
he has just vomplcted tor Jam—.1 .\.
ilollerin'e new fish market. Norman.
Mrs. John William. one or the old«
eat and moat respected resident at the
town. died yeaterday. The funeral
will he held treat her late residence to-
morrow ulternoon. at 2 o'elov'k.
Jacob Miller has been maltins some
eateaoive lmprovemnnla to his place,
which will no doubt be emu-minted
greatly by the traveling publir and bi-
oyriieut. lie halt put an addition ol 11e—
ven room to be oer-l on dining and
sleeping rooms for travelers. and' bull
also added a nil-«- waiting room tor pas-
uungera on the trolleys lp-twven Slum;
lord and Noreen-1, whirl: will in: a long
felt want supplied.
There will be a concert and entertain-
merit at the Town liaii. Dorie-11. tonight
at. '1' 4'1. (or the benefit oi lh‘ Sirllimllel
lupineopol «bomb The boat Vi)! it and
instrumental intent has been secured.
including the Btamlord Male unanoue.
compared at l.. t‘.llmlgl1lna.‘llrat ton-
or: W. It. lioughton almond tenor; W
it. Ill'mllt, lint beam; Everett Noyea.
second baa-o. The tpmrlmr will give
trioa. dorla, mica. etc. Time fine eh»
mtionials will Write.
011 a Maillot Sunday attermmn
the view from fireside avenue. 81am-
lord la magnificent. One can see the
new signal station on Polk-odor 11 Point
to the southeast. while to the northeast
1:111 be seen the large its; at the Bold
my Home. The Cove Pond la Modded
with small luau. while away oil on the
Sound many wailing “and! are in
sight. with oranionaliy a flaw.
Prom the writer's point at oiwervatiou
he counts no true than rennin-n liege.
and all American lap. too.
W.
Washington had» i. 0. 0. It. will
lactatl its need elected 11mm tide ev-
coin The mare as lollowa: It
11 Taylor. (11“.: litre llatile Crawlord,
H.121 It. J. Tartar. I‘ t: 1.; Illa- .in-
lia Crawtorll. It. 3.: like Bully Kalle
hardt. r 8.; W. l' Pillow. treaa; lice
Annie ltaorr. chaplain; John New
Marita": Aunt lino". sentinel;
Kantian Bantu. M.
[Daniel "new. at math Nurwallt.
mat Malay la town.
W
W. A. William sold Wilbur ii.
llorgaa and m? It. Keane a tippi-
bean-1111 ,Ibleto
opencdatradinactore ‘0“
We the Med. have Main. 1.
J. Gilli"! tor the last MI“
:3”; In-
and believe him ported“!
in all heathen bah-notions.
tour? 1 a»
align“ by thelgurm mm?“ all k
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“Wildllliti. KINNAN & HARVJN
w di'ugyiata. Toledo.0
iill'a Catarrh Cure is taken interv
natty. acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggtata. Testimonials tree.
Ilnll'a family l’tils are the beat.
Many old soldiers now loci the ottecta
o! the hard aerviee they endured dur-
ing the war. Mr. Gen. 8. Anderaon of
Huntsville, York county. Penn" who saw
the hardeat kind of service at the front.
is now lrequently troubled with rheu-
mallanl. ‘I had a severe attack late‘
ly." he says "and procured a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It did no
moth good that i would like to know
what you would theme the luv trim
dozen bottles." Mr. Anderson wanted
it both tor his own use and to supply
it to his friends and neighbors, as every
lamily would have a bottb at it in
their home not only tor rheumatism
but lame hack. sprains. awaitinga, cuts.
bruises and burn: for which it is un-
equalled For sale by (l. C. Still-on
8‘"th Norwallt. and I}. l’. Weed. Nor-
wa '.
W
fit. . I
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Mr. Cnyler is one of the leading liter-
chanta ot’ this village and one at the
moat prominent men in this vicinity.
—-—W. G. Phippin. editor Rad Creek
Herald. “tr sale by G. C. Stimuli.
South Norwalh, and E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
WIIODPING (:01 (ill
i had a little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack at whooping
rough. My neighbor: recommended
Chamberlain Comb Remedy. i did
not think that any medicine would help
him but after giving him a few doses
of that remedy i noticed an improve-
meat. and one bottle cured hint entire—
ly. it in the heat remit medicine i
err-r had in the house—J. L» floor».
South llmgottatown. P11 For 1111b-
by ll i'.Slii|11on South Nnrwala and
E l’. Weed. Norwalk.
The farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. Detht'a Witch Ha-
zel thrive in the beet thing to keep on
hand. It beats quickly, and la a well
known rnre lor piles. E. P. Weed.
Norwalk; 0. C. Simeon, 511. Norwalk.
marinara“
.011»,th
allow a comb to run until it gets be-
yond the reach 0! medicine. They ot-
tcn any "on. It will wear away." but
111 most cm it will wear them away.
Pould they be induced to try the auc-
cnatnl medicine called Kemp's Bal-
sam. which is cold on a positive gnar-
antee to cure. they would immediately
see the excellent 011m alter taking the
tint dope. Price 25c and We. Trial
aiac free. At all druids.
WORTH KNOWING.
Thousands have found a friend In
Baron’s Celery King. it you have nev-
er and this great apcrlnc tor the pm
Vniiing maladies. omen-1n, Liver
('omplainl. Rheumatism, Conivencaa
Nervous Exhaustion, Nervous Proatrn»
tlon. Sleepwear” and all diseases ar-
i-dng trom derangement or the atom-
ach. liver and hldnrya. we shall he
pleaaed to give you a partial oi this
nerve tonic tree oi charge. Large
packages. 60: and ate. Edward P.
Weed.
CASTORIA
In new in! amour
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BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN our.
not a beamtlel ahla cannot exist 1111.
teen thehtoodhcpare. liverywo-aa
can bring armament» may and
Mmuynathhytahialm
land's Celery Compound Tea. which
cleanup the bleed
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