Brant, or New Can“ with relatives and ”friction force at men laying concrete and as- phalt on line in y W Miss M idella Campbell, of orchard street, is substituting fur Miss Gorncila M Elwood, as teacher at the aComer abhoo1 . , WW Clifford Arnold, who had entered in; to the nchpape‘r business. expects to open a parts store in the Hotel Ciiiiord tomorrow Miss Kieth 5‘1 Norwaiki‘ was tth‘e‘ ac- companlst at a lap r a amen a you by the Free tfili‘illcrgurten in Bridgeport last“ Saturday afternoon. “ A surprise praty‘ was ' yen to Henry Johnson at his house ‘in' Jest Not-walk by a number of his .iriends,v8aturday eyening. All enjoyed a first-class ,1 “C urchHGouacii or the South All) 3 “h ”bin wui As this is the time. of year tor you tmget a kodak, it will pro'liab be grab ltying for you to know thatl ill1am’ P Beers is selling them at twenty per cent. discount. “Smoke the Imperial Crown 10c cigar. it’s always good: mun-L..— Max 9Parlor has returned from his trip to Pennsylvania and his lire loss has been adjusted promptly throu h the agency of Jacob M. Layton. r. Tarlo'v received the iacé value of the policy. 1790. : A salient hint has been placed above the railing o! the librariau's allies of the Norwallt Library. An owl has been mounted there and is supported by the legend, “Silence is golden." The Lady Fo eaters had arranged for a social eve‘iltns at 11nd menfg Hall for next Friday. ovenlit , ' of the hall beit’ig‘ amoral: (1' voted throughout, the occasion will be postponed until some future date. The recent sued playing of the New York baseball club has aroused the in— terest in the National'iieague a 'han‘ ‘ dried per can in N wt k. oral (favorite there iii team and when they win the "loot cranks are happy. “i The forty-seven machinists employcil by the Waterbury Clock Company who went on strike Ion Fritiaty laoit iallolgiri!l the unjust disc argon wo non e are still out and neither hide his a‘ yet shown any indication of recedinfi. from their position. i» Tomorrow the annual session or thé Connecticut Grand Lodge or Odd ii‘eie lows will be held in and Fellows' hall New Haven. The oiilcers for the en- suing year will be elected. There will be “a delegation from South Norwaik. A regular meeting of Palestine cas- tie No. 2, A. 0 K. or M. (1.. was held .9 latiti night at which the second". or so Knight's degree was conferred. Next ht the Round Table degree PAINT YOUR BUG Y PER 780. with Devon’s Gloss Carriage Paint. 1 10 colors. Gives a mental to". new. Sold by ;' lou parts or the ‘ . two 0! (ion Willie: Worko King 9 1. mm . " “iii Wei. , 1y 1 " ' 11 guest at. 11111111 or toes Street. sun or g ”in warden, oi relish g‘iiooked‘the “131111” caught cold in it causing i, W chte‘r Stellar. of Brittle ‘ . Joseiih Mathew a gold ilth Triennial Boa - y no. . This evening the at South riot-walk M6 1611‘ class hmtietlngt‘o ‘ .G hutch on Rule The subject of the in Ladieil: Aid Society 91 .the Consriigahonai Church, " tomorrow a tampon. will be From Darkness to pawn in Africa. A paper on 'th ‘ topl will be read by Mrs. Beard. - 7.... Elijah Achley, one at the oldest and most prominent citizens or East Hero ford, died yesterday. He was about seventy-two years old and had lived in that. town all his lite. Ha roommate ed the town in educational matters and was a member oi! the First Church. His wife died ‘slx weeks ago. A one meeting or the King’s Doug tern Circle of '1‘ _. will beh _ n th ' ‘ «for , ’ «this. ters to be held in South Norwalk in October. Ernest it Hopkins and John 81109:. the detonate: to the Grand il-ourt sou» wallet: or Forsuters of America, wii render reports at a meeting? all con: Mahaekeo othis evening: in their bail in Washi a street. into my: night cannot and smoker willtbe hold. and it s s also the mi = town 1 Captain Gaol: police departine his house. wit mmlgated. He will now 119th to turn home. Littlw Earlier "Mayo 4 l , roger, or. colors My1 Very tasteful. 15c yd "Bittlstes in many f i; are another iabrl 1i pl'oach of summer mood for. New, pléa'lhh p ‘t- turns at ioc.123.r5c., . There’s an efie til! was seriously ill, is getting along nice- " ”A 13;. Her appearance show that she has passed through a severe siege ‘0! sickness. Today the Fab“ 8 at Greenfield iii.n aBo Romain how gregatlonal Church. 51139 sessions are to behizeld in thexilreouiield Hill .chnrch ’_‘ “1 Mtibliv his amuemont he found when they hatched with“ 11* had nine dock; on wa’ 119 ' can not know w ' _. eggs would have til “11:119de rAamMM ID ey v r. alight intimation that: vmnibly it would have high “tricked. “ The Hotel Glliford completed since th‘ en favorable. . IUD“! qm« ‘ Rev. Pa‘iil Moor t Strayer and E ward Beard went as .. delegates from 1*! . sadd- f'f‘ilur ARE i'i‘iilél TOP Koren , ored people. , , he? lied with the soon . provided heir Kort remains tree. as at pm 1“ informed islander . and, that in c itable that th islands must some tuna come under. Aznoricdn control. They do not. seem leased at what they hear 1 ~ rogross in Porto Rico.‘ . Such a thin as a tnriit is unknown ‘ ‘ 1' ‘ it . quality. 490. , Ilia , I116 ‘ great loss to their trade. . ' ' i the question at a firearm. 2 ion in tho race on 1 _ option to local. ago , . he avsra go America can“ prised at the inteiiisen no or tilose Many oi t em have been graduated item French English or arman universities and their general I linoirled‘ko of World chairs in articulati- lug It is not rare to find a St. Thomo apparent equal fluency English Erotica. Gerinan and Danish. ‘ , we be looked upon by the “people?” asked a prominent this title commercial world although he is a ham send our children to Europe to be enu— the respect due them. We are colored. 1 we are their equals. We can go to England or on the“ continent without embarrassment. can you mention a iiotel in New York or any Other Ameri- can city where we would dare to reg- later? "it we come under American rule. our trade must be with America. Could we so to the United States to purchase our stool: without being humiliated 1" Very little american news is reprint. . all in the two little eight by ten local _ ‘ * dailies. Should the United States :‘uo- . quire these islands she will have a diili- _ ‘ . cult problem to solve in the race co . » 'tlon; Aaai'ule.bowéver.ths réaide e‘ts‘ . .t,hem room to expect annexation and . are pi‘e’pt‘iro‘d to meet the: inevitable The government odious are - w ‘ mostly held by Danish subjects. :un account of their color the at. Thominns i. do not expect to sucoced the retiring . W191} i i i .' ‘AO‘I’ONIBHEO AT THE AMOUNT. chino-o Invoyo Will Ark Reduction oi the loduhnity’.’ , LONDON, May Int-«Dr. Morrison wir- i the Times from Peiun , . 10 . "£119 113111116119 plehimt ratios '5. only to the u not the powers expressing astonishment at the amount at indemnity concluded and urging a reduction on the around ' ,oitho empire's. financial diatoms. “Wt 1 utilitarian In: ti “be full amount is 1311111th tit 15.000.090 trials iron: the . kin salt (1 native customs. Pending r9 191' the tarli! they also ark haunt to an increase or the maritime customs and the mport and export duties by one third. W London. May 14-“it is . hare" says the St. Petdrsbur ndeumttlie Daily Tale a request of Admiral A monument to in med Worth use. special lilo. 36 tor 2r... Pants, Vests short or long sleeves; y and Drawers. supcrior fabric and tin. ‘ ‘ Wilson’s ‘ ‘ Woinon' a fine quality Jersey Ribbed n“Vesta, sleeveless or with short sleeves. 1316:: each. __ _ 1 omen' a Jersey ill. bed Vests ianoy tamed front and back. trimming in blue‘igpink and white . 25:: Women’s Forest Mills Vests and Pants to match, 26c each. women's Lisle Vests. with fancy loco fronts, 39c. Men is French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. all sizes, 251:. Men's Egyptian Bsibrisgan Shirts to buy one. “on. one to pie ouoiity. . .fl nus Sienna, «samuraia or so as. paragon Men's 28- inchrilfiiri . , paragon trams, natural 1 bundles. 980. . . 1.511249% ' some Become Mews. n... .. ants consider it iaev- 1 ml. ton, 6W3 * choice designs. $139 in who is a linguist speaking with . we come under the American flag 5, ,‘who is one at the first in v “We are naturally anxious to know 1 What our status will be. Now We can , outed, ans they will be received with ' A , but we have the refinement and the . -‘ “glen ehtion oi‘ the white man. and we more tioslu s and tour 70min.“ to reinforce he 111161150 . , MORE suMMEa a? We pick them mi» 81166“. Pillow Slips and Bed lions. ,. Put them .1101 spreads. Serve you hereto your satis~ 3110“” MOW about _ action. omy plays a pro‘mln 45x36 Pillow Slips. 2 inch hem, good ”when. quality cotton, 121m Infants, Girls’ Boys an 45x36 best quality hematitcheti pll :tle Beauty" Walutsnoew low Slips, 180. ca. 25?: 81x90 Unbleached Sheets, heavy The “Nazareth” Walsio for Boys and (Mr Full sized Bleached Sheets 3 inch 250 each. hem. Fruit of the Loom or Atlantic cot Ladion’ superior qualit .Corsets, flnc sateen stripp Large size Honeycomb Bed Spieads, trimmed 500 quality. 39c pal hemmed neatly rm use title. our Collar stock is com Extra heavy tull sized Bed Quilts, styles in Corliss Gnome , , Allie pure Linen Collars, 13W? 114 Washmgtonlbtreet booth Norwalk. Colin We can interns: you. LIME, for plan raring. GEMENT. Imported and domestic. Recon Portland. “Atlas " Portland our spool star; STONE. all kinds and Silos, ‘i' or... I‘m.nr0 BUILDINU SAND, Calamari Plaster. I‘Halr Brink and Clay. BRICK. of many it We’ll talk about COAL later. JOHN H. FERRIS, The Most Popular Will» ‘in America ' WRIGHT a TAYLOR. Louisvllili. Ky. mow FOR .SALE BY
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