Reading (bicycle;
tea act, mantel cloclt
' hone, barrel of flour
' ' dress run caee. piano atool
‘ I, drese suit caee. panb
rocker, drnes suit can
‘ la’dle, meere‘cbamn pipe
‘ Mil“ of perfumery.‘ pants put
1 sweeper, glaae and alive
toque statue. box of cych
tonatlc cycle alarm, gll
‘3 ”loud bottle of perfumery
‘ Nor'tbboro camera, Nil
dill» pair of shoes, cycll
loch, shaving cup. but non
. order for a hat, order to
illlolol. cycle pump. pair 0
. Aor a hat. box of Huyler'
whip. box of confection
a dozen photoe, bottlu
, or er for a hat. bottle 0
Woodward cup. box of oohfec
lye boxes of cigars and otb
hing road racee in genera
glr't; race. The accepting a
or in the race is strictl:
-Itttl ill disqualify any rider
«I must ltaep to the right
will be etationed at variou-
. ‘ the course. Contestant
It the tape fifteen minutea be
I. III., the time for starting th
M.
bill“ I minutes. No contest
to start without a number
tor road and track can in
It‘club headquartere. Norwail
surveyed and record:
ti.
Norwaih rider crooning the tap4
the Woodward cup for our
JEACK EVENTS.
Novice~ii‘iret prlee. silve'.
eecond priee. Hartforr
rd prlIe. large bottle 0
:fourth prlac. pair uboes
Open-Pint priac. diamoat
t eecond rite. diamond atud
III. iamond stud. Ito.
leap—Pint prlae. dla
manned prise. diamonr‘
; priae. diamond atud
Opene—Flrat priac. dla
second prlae. diamon'
rd prise. diamond atud
1 Nile Handball-«Pint prlar
" Ittltl “0: second price. dia
. dill; third priee. diamond
.. tr-Bltrriti amateur chum
' ., can. open to Norwallt rider:
entrance fee.
need are looked forwarc
‘4 Iy riders all over Conner
each net but been It"
laad.etatee and
“the?” MINI tide
i dhodal lid" and it in er
I 2“ am Iv merchant!
. IIMII It orange runny
”I. E“ to one of tilt
la the rear.
W'-
I m Nd" ”LII! WORK.
, met newbie routine of the
m at the bettebtm of
, ‘ Mae will he held
film. la. The aetieesl
‘ Illetirriu appeal to
mu mice in
‘ ad the Deaaeetleat
1 , cleaned a clutter rail.
annulled» be
It?“ Percy
1 rec were heeytlly occur“. idlee Neal- ‘
little Witid Vie dominoeniet. laiee ll.
Maud Wit. ct etrattord: ee ooctltton- ~'
let, was evidently the health of the uty“
1 arching. tithe was rccclled each time ‘
generality 11.. howl '
'tig oi negro iniect pieces" wae‘What. Senor
ocuum; thin . '
Yuan“ of“ «he momhaiarht
and
hereeeh Iaag‘a solo. on
iadredpod
But the giving or Elle ovum-n liar-
tyrs of the Maine. wee superior. Mite
' -. Wolfe wee here solenthing 111.. a your
and a half ugh and we'd well “all! then,
ad tier powered elocutloniet. Ev-
erybody woe ‘del Med with her work
:, leat night. liar interpretations are ex-
cellent, her rendering
Site in per-
finally at cent, on the plat cm. and con-
troie he!| audience It will. Should ehe
appear again. II it is hoped she may
soon, she will be sure of a large wel-
fin orcheatra, composed of
Frank tron. eoraetls‘t. Willa Jesse
and Go‘dfré my" ‘lltIinget', violins, and Jo-
Liaaweiicr. piano, rendered sev-
era selections in meat excellent man-
ner and mocived deaerved encorca
The Throotha were decorated with dage,
_Wfi.——a—u
one!» All! name.
Ucnnatrdee linoads’ Appointmente—
W of Innerlal Day.
W. E almonds, commander of the
Connecticut department of the (l. A. it"
through a general order leaned from de-
partmeht headquarters at littrtford an-
bounces the following appointments:
Ooundil of Administration—A. it. Crit-
.enden. of Milldetown: James N. One,
at New Haven; B. 8. Keith, of Nor-
walk; Cl. C. Ilowe, of Thompsonvllle,
1nd Ira It. Wildman. of Danbury.
Representatives to National Encamp‘
meat—George A. Hammond. at large,
)1 Putnam; Alexander Eadea, of New
Britain; John Bolton, oi'Wllllmantic:
W. H. Whitelaw. of Hartlord: H. C
Hayden. of Meriden: J.'Nelson Brown.
)1 New Hartford: Harvey Whitmore. of
’ihapltn. Alternator-Charles D. Bar-
tes at large. of Southington; .lohn l.
Hutchineon, of Middletown: N. B. Rog-
ers, of Danbury; W. ll. Chane, of hill-
ford: Joeephue Stone. of Norwich; w.
i. Pomnroy. of Wctherefield; V. l-‘. life-
.‘lell. of New Haven.
Staff Appointmenthersletant adiu~
not general. John H. Thacher of Hari-
'ord: assistant quartermaetcr general.
William E. Morgan. of New Haven
General orders Iasued by the com-
nandnr in chief at Philadelphia. rdlate
o the obeervauce oi ldemorial Day and
tech poet in enjoined to attend divine
tervice on the Sunday precediu Ne-
“norlal Day. The 30th national en-
tampmeat provided for the reading of
Preeldent Lincoln's addresa ut Gettys-
burg. and ordered that it he made/a
3mm feature of the eacrciaee of thc
Iy.
com VAN! mo.
laecflee. (lute-’elaarderadue
pechdafleeelhgn.
lire. Annie Codaoa. who lives at the
corner of South Main and Meadow
ttrIeta. reported to the South Norwailt
police last night. about ":30 o'clock.
;hat a gold watch and necltlucc hnd
berm etolou from her houac.
Nra. (lodeon went out laet evening.
and upon her return the articlca wcrc
mining. It young man who came to
:he home two or three doya ago. and
who wee Iivcn employment and be-
friended by lira. tltuiaou. wee ohm min
t
ring. The tone of that“... w i: attrib-
uted to hilt. 'i‘ha polite have boom of
recovering them.
~—-—-
A illtli‘K 0N lilil lltiiAil.
A taut ul .toacph Monahttll. act-lion
‘orcinan or. the Dauhnry diviulon o!
the t‘ott-oiidaicd railroad. waa playing
with 0. unt- hoyu in the old but ultop in
Nellanh street. yoeterday littllli. when
rue of the hole dropped a brick no hit
bead. cuttin a eevorc gaab. 'i‘hc acr
vim of up yaiciaa were not-eatery to
time the Wuflililtt .
'l‘lilh'l'lllll Chill! iltNant.
The Thirteen club ia arranging for
th- annual dinner on duality. June lith.
aad it will ecrpess any of the previoue
IlIt'ta of this popular OMItdttttIll.
which it messed at employee- at the
Adam- lle camps” in death
Norweiit e llaebnry. .lehn it l‘iach
Is the president sad .leha Itaiia the
coercion cad treaeater..
M
WWW
Alleged that u Anesteaa [reading
[estates Ieea leaeleed.
thy Aeaacieted Preeal
Medea. lay Milena-tilt: to a epo-
elai deaeIInI from llaeaae. published
here today. time Iae tuna nu ma-
lace of Hate Clara. and it to aimed
We leading early Iea Ieea
Milli
liltYAlI let)! a tmtoNIt.
ilr Annotated Ml
ldacole. lleI. Nay id—fieweaer ital.
II II“ It by veiuainre train all
aarteeflhe Itditt ltr. mitts» willIe
lemma
eeergeeieeditwilt tendered
fl
thellwltedmw
but alone then the haellmgely tomes: W
neared the put of Catherine. grow,
The third limit» was moon. the
work hellid parlortacd in an exception-
' 'f smith ace mannervhy the cocoa or on
. rt! ‘ . Whilst W
(trend on - '
;Gsorge Part0
all. my. theme red
Beardelefidlietrict Deputy for New the
yen county. at Derby; Right .Worehle-
l and cm Dietriut yltoeee rt
city, or the Ninth More district, at
the Itete‘ of NIw York. 0. ii. hoard.
low 489 li‘. and A
hi. or New York In well or many other
viaitora from different parts of Con-
neatictlt and New York. .
'l‘he Metphi timrtetto furniehed mu-
eie, and a aulnpttioua banquet wae
served after speeches by the grand old-
cent
local lodge—‘- has enjoyed in eome time.
mmwm
‘ 3W0 3min “Exhibition Icon to
Appear-Cheap Excursion Eaten.
When the patriotism of the people
. is ailame and the movements of the
Army and navy of paramount interact
. it is impossible to conceive of anything
that codld more powerfully appeal to
the public at this time in the way of
amusement attraction than Buffalo
Bill's Wild West and Congreaa of
Rough Riders of the World. it is no
more show intended to provide diver-
aion for an afternoon and evening. and
yet as an etertainrnent it is beyond all
measure the most diverting. its real
value lice in the fact that it is, more
than anything elee. an international
military tournament. in it you are vet-
erans of the Fifth U. s. Artillery hand-
ling a double. light buttery exactly an
if it was in front of an enemy; cavalry-
mcu from the armiea of Russia Eng-
land, Germany. Mexico. Cuba. Built
and other foreign lands ehow how eol-
diere of thoae nations handle them-
aelvca: their manoeuvres and tnctlce in
lighting and their aporta and pastimes
to playing. Over too lndian warriore
show the earl of fighting Buffalo Bill
and hie fellows had to do to win from
them the. vest expaneea of the arid Wee-
tnrn plaine which have been made to
‘ bloaaom with the happy homes of thou-
aanda of our countrymen. There to not
space here to mention all the featuree
of thin great expedition. but mention
mind he. made of the insurgent veterans.
fresh from the battlefields. prieons and
hospitale of Cuba; the magnificent mil-
itary epcctacle Conter'e that battle. it
is the. name superb ebow. man for man
and boron for horas. that opened thia
moon with a month at Madison Square
tlardcn New Yorlt city; the same show
of which the great editor. Murat liai-
atcd, said: "it is eomebody'i crime It
all the children do not see it. " it will
be at Stamford. May 2t. and cscuraiow
rates will be made to the Wild West
that dav on all lines of travel.
realms antenna.
llectddatthe Annual Itate Doaeea
tint! flanked. raunchy.
At the State l-‘lremen' a convention in
Stamford. yeete'rday. the following oili-
rcre were clot-:tetl
President. (‘ ll. tl'Ncil. Ncw ilavcn:
vicc-prcaidcni. tlwrgc til. Pitt. Middio~
town; mtrrlnry. .lohn ti. .lonca. wcuo
lmri: trcaaurcr. ll. C. i-lnagg. Whit-r-
bury: delegates to national conrcutlou.
tlturrge liowman. Htutuford: courtly
vice-prcuhlcnie. 'l‘otlund. .l. ll.llcpburn:
Windham. l-‘. H. Ytulug; New Iamdou.
1'. ll. ill-ltford: buddies-ox. .l.ll. tl‘llricu;
Idtchheld. If. It. ’i‘rtttle: lt’urtford. .l
it. Davie: New ltavcn. .l i‘ ’i‘;bluupaou
l‘aiiflcld ll. W. llurlmd of tlouih Nor-
Wittlt
laud night the dclegutce were hmpb
lub' entertained by tho Stamford lire»
Inca. The Not-wall: dclcgutioo woe to-
ltcu in charge by William lt'olcy. of tho
titatuford department. and View abowu
about to" Ihd'royally entertained.
landhehafllfifiwlllhecd‘ler
the WI. ladag.
ill! Annotated llreaa.)
III MM“. lay lIMA deepttich
iron Vallejo. (lam. care:
The cruieer Chdrlesion will in all
protrahtiily anti [or tile Phllippthee to-
day. III latched iteaiiag iaet aigitt.d
and ae all her ewe-auburn and time
are ateterd. eetlttag will rentals to de-
lay lint further when the my W-
linisarlee have been modelled.
ldaior General it. I this. who has
been ordered by the war department
to pound to the Philippine aa aerated
Jg ruminant to ”aloe tit-amt Weeleyl
Merritt. III attired Icrc unconnected
by tile It...
Two battalion of nearly filo valua-
‘tItes from We will arrive in this
thy today and will pitch their teen: in
, the Freddie.
I AIaeeltatcorIsft-rtlteiiret and sec-
ond battalions will be completed today.
t
scholarly Mild M. acetone whom are
asrerat drum and deatiata.
lit-dim It the End (Wee are at»
I"trendy eeteIlieIId throtqltout Califor-
ate. and it ie to cell a eee-
loaded it atheist a date nutter.
’l‘he occaelon true one of the best the P.
aneially able . .,
tioit made by t ctr ’
W Th. 61A! Whom «drug.
"Ball's‘Catarrh care it tailed later-
dngliy, acting directlynpon the blood.
and mucous Iurtaoed .01. o dyetem.
Prictt'io cents per betting? d by‘ali
druggiete. TestinoaiIlefreI.
Hell's family Pills are the best.
8.1!. Parker, Sharon. Win. writer:
"I have tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve for Itching pilee and it alw y'e ‘
ato'pe them in two mom. i coast or
DeWitt'a Witch Haeel Salve the au-
set pile cure on the market. " E ward
Weed. Norwalk, and (loo. 0. Still-
Iotl, 80th Norwnllf.
Many old eoldlcra now feel the effects
of the hard service» the endured dur-
ing the war. Mr. Geo. .Andereon. of
Roaaviile, York county: Peon” who saw
the hardeet kind of service at the trout.
how frequently troubled with rheu-
matism. “i had a severe attack late-
icy." he saye. "and protntred a'bottleof
hamberlaln'e Pain Balm. It did to
much good that I would like to know
what you would charge one for on;
doeen bottles." Mr. Andereon wante
it both for his own use and to supply
it to hie friends and neighbore. or every
family should have a bottle of It In
their home, not only for rheumatism.
but lame back. epralns. swellings. cuts.
bruieee and burns for which it ie nit-
enualied. For eats by (i. C. Stillsoa
donth Norwalk, and E. P. Weed. Nor-
more
0A.?
Er. Cuylee is one of the leading ner-
chente 0! title village and one of the
-W. G. Phippln. editor End Creel
Herald. Eur eale by G. c. Stillaon.
South Norwalh. and E. P. Weed. Nor-
walk. ~
WHOOPING COUCH.
i had a little boy who waa nearly
dead from an attack of whooplt:
cough. My neighbors recommend
Chamberlaine (‘ough Remedy. told
not think that any medicine would help
him. but after giving litlli I few doses
of that remedy i noticed an "Improve-
meat and one bottle cured bin entire-
ly. it is the beat comb medicine 1
ever had in the bouee..-J 1.. Moore
Booth Burgcttstown. Pa. For sale
by (l. C. titlileoa. Neath Iiiorwalum and
E. P. Weed Norwallr.
S. M. (leery. Pierson. Mich. writer:
"lleWitt'a Witch lineal Baler- Ie curing
more pllea lwre today than all other
rentedice combined. it curve ccecnta
and all other eltln distance." Edward
P. Weed. NON-lit. and (let). i‘. Still-
aoa. South Norwalit.
—deetoa ent'ee headache
WANTED.
Ladies and gentlemen euileriug from
throat and lung difilcultiee to call at
our etore for a eanplo lmttle or Otto's
Cure. which wo are dietrlhuting free
of charge. We confidently rmrmmepd
it as a care for ('ougha. tlolde. Bronc' l
tie. t‘oueumptlon and all diaeaeee o
the throat and lunga. It will curd it
cough quicker than any other Inowr
remedy. We believe it will euro yoli
In warp or whooping cough it ie cure
to give ineiant relief. Lam stare. bile
and 25.1.8qu by Edward P. Weed.
CASTOR IA
“Windchill“.
retaliation-arm
Deere the
Ilguatare of
“km
a wean 'ro countdown. reeva-
Illitll.
And other-e who travel. being eubiecl
to our chattgeahie climate. Pnpare
yourselvea Indore going on your inur-
aey with a bottle of tlievelaed'a hard
"dolor. It will onto you til Itt lht‘tlht
and lung troubles: u sure melody for
acute and chronic toilette l'laiated‘a
radiate" lute the sale agency for
Milt Norwallt. Call there and act a
trial battle free. urge else. twenty
dye Indie.
”W...
l have two a euderer from chronic
diarhoea ever alarm the war and have
need all blade of atcdicitm tor it. At
laeillettationereta the Wheel
am. In a Pit". all that tell
”tailb- finite, titwlera mm
Btlriehanfiilaare
ante lg it i‘ lltlttt.
lterwalb. and l'. Weedtllmu
l'illdl Mil.” itil'l'llllIlAY.
ilr Associated reveal
Montreal. Nay lint-dean Pele r her-l”.
aaiw Iae beam pantie fer Illateelf
eedllteewta efltienmieihe
ilemlaioa affirm. the Dead aleh.
which will tear thin port In
u'i'lte headset but" a cineietlcs
' Lawn
l
«om.
napoleou ,
“ Croquet. .
11; Will surely pay you
Window Samoa.
0“, SttWEII
ScreeaDoor ' a.
Gasoline Stoves.
Boothe Porch Blinds.
Rubber Hone, 3 ply, strictly guaranteed, 10c foot.
‘Héa'dquartera for Flags
Furniture. Carpets, Bedding, ( )11 Cloth, Baby Carriages.
, Lanterns and Bunting.
ll
cry to begin to out pricee this early
to look over our line of the
8}, Oils and mutilate the quality and prices with other houses. . '.
Lawn sprittltlcre.
Garden Tobie.
Sprinkllng Pate.
Scythee one Sicklea.
While cleaning house remember We are the only carpet. cleaners in it airfield
County. There are carpet beatere, pouudqre and deetmyere, but we thoroughly
cleaneo them, remove all grease or dirt eiaine, reahlre the colors, raise the hnap,
and render thorn [writ-city moth-pnmf, without removing them from the floor.
Title in the only practical and pituitary by etc-111.
'l‘he Quicktnent Blue Flame Wickless ()il Stove leads the world. See it.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Arm Streets,
South Nerve-lit.
Special Sale Children’ 5 H056.
2 pair for 15Cts.
‘Sizos' o
to 9t lll.
See cast window.
a
We take this opportunity to invite your attention to our Hosiery'Stock.
CHILDREN’S HOSE.
Double knees, line or broad rib, lbc; two
thI' 250..
"I this ' ' A better grade at 19c.
moat prominent men I e aity. . v , , ,
I‘lue rib, broad tub and plum, 25¢
lufuuts’ Cauluncrc l'louc.
LADIES’ HOSE.
Plain and dropatitch at lilc.
Plain and dropstitctt, tun lillil ribbed tip,
the; two for 25x.
Full regular Hose, 19c.
2oc.
Plain and ribbed tip, white feet and lisle,
A.Dic erman&$on,
84 Was ington St, South Norwalk.
All that’s New
In Spring Clothes. .
W
stock.
wish every man in Norwalk could
All that a new in np-to-dnte Clothes
and Boy is here.
searched the best markets of the country for
choicest products, and there’ a not a store in the
land better cqui ped than this for an plying you
WE'V
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Wensheaetwtdeltytdlhrh d‘l‘lllctd
heralded lithe Witter. ‘ldqllntl
eadugea.
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"MIAMWII"
..,Danaceta.ead5uadey '
qucu
new.”
"am‘w mm Infill“
WW Io VII-l.
PM
with the very
see this New Spring
for Man
at productions of to beat de-
signers and tail ore of our country.
clothing.
moat fastidious.
W FRANCIS ,St 00.,
10,000 nu FOLKS
wholoeuTe illltt rclult
llllltrlllll
of all the favorite tll'ltllitli.
Lawn Grass Iced.
Grading.
Ending.
"mining
and
Madame.
m
Bill.
Heath Norwalh.
akimpiug in matte/tn, but all the essential points of
true workmanship amt bout material are embodied in
a
trouble to allow you this stock. and we 'll rudely please
98 Wuahtu ton Street.
South orwal l.lr
’tléntrtl Martel.
Winds-la and retail dealttrs in
Fish.
0 store.
It aims.
Lab-tors.
Ltaeialooitcla me.
multimillion.
HON-I" DADIEH
Home Code 3“.“ lane.
lint t Zoluli,
Mm ma.
eat-poem can ee-e.
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let "WEI”. Wing Donor.
Tho
Evening Eane‘trtol
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