‘ Cities.
212:2 ““9 it will pay. you.
i- . ,
‘ . ‘thesigh in iolden Oak.
‘ l Blrkl' s~eye
V certain y handsome.
The values on go in. this lot are
the biggest and 2
Drop in a d look at the
at.” V
to W014i 0
pure vacate
a Very inter
, ld Homes.
h." serore th;
D. A. 3.. Weds;
" ,2 ”any. is.
[it ii top Tl sir hill}
fol 0W9, The MIT“
he Model Launchl
’2 rs
a stem of signals on the
, ohnectlcut Rail-
company, will be
taunts Comps
Baturday altei~nooii.a
2 “ Elation Day several:
r its are expected to ho
aho will possibly carry oi!
f ski, o nyons Plain. who
‘ lilo est Sri’dgeport restau
no leudly we
the sum of $6 and
w r solved. that when men
int herealter he will show
tinnVVhy whispers. Thinl'ts
ill he cheaper.
. ' lay, as described by
V Thick, olden. of Norwalk. be-
ill lcal Society at the horns
ng, impressed a large
members and church
p MW in the lit To
erh’ihrhergau, while in
yo been rsalis sic. The
2 ’ a oI the
n
ollovvi s Well~ knoyvn
1' "Al on, maintain;
liam Kelley, John
2. amalgam John Allen.
he, sublet?ll
'r and amen
,2 2 rv Lee for Mrs. Ahiga
Hill (3 0 300 an 3
in ii i. t '1‘ l t 2.8 W ‘3
2 ho vasomotor. May 11. .at
" rsonii Farms. axed oi
“v. it. .1. Thompson.
2 cemetery not
ems Where rest '
P ii and For
‘2‘ $113. 091‘,
Ih't‘bl‘th'
Re
he.
32
arms and 2w ll us. " “Save
us. " As the annual came down the hill
gained me on need. People on Main
set saw; themeooml out were pow-
e oas. as the animal W going so that.
As he tested the _ rt Hotel he
started to turn a street. but it
t‘loolr Vd, in one o! the
‘ rn' so he stash
into one otthe ‘itch’gin posts hi
(rent of the Hull building:K throwing
the young lady
sidewalk He then hed into one of
Hubbell A Bradley's grocery teams.
clearing himseth,9! thewharhess and
hoarrla'ge. Thais ' partly stunt-
tied, and said "site t any; take it
to a drug store. etc.” The lady was
taken to Dr. Nolans (lilies, where it
was found she Woe bridged in several
places. but riot seriousl hurt. The
baby was taken into W. H. Peltre's
rooms. Dr; Poviera was called and gave
it all the attention necessary. The lite
tie one was bruised about the rage
quite badly In the meantime Mrs
Bedtord arrived on the scene uninjured.
Later the horse was. captured near
Banke’ a green houses. where he seemed
to be perfectly dontsnted elitist arose.
The dash board on. the film“ was
bent out of shape, but‘ot rinse itap~
peared to be all right. 2
DATE CHANGED.
m
, Governor's Wait to Bridgeport Wlll' no
nMIy 28.
Yesterday Adjutant R N. Burroughs.
of Bridgeport, received a notice from
Major W H. Marigoldg who wasj’r. at
Hartford. that owing to an uuayoldo lo
shamanism; or the governor ol‘t
evening of. May as; his visit to} Bridge-
‘nVoVrt, to review the idea battalion
Would have to be changed . W999”
evening, May 28 The ti
event have been issued on
date at May 29. but. they vii ll
least
NEW NORWALK LINE.
hers Wednesday on 2V . g
. ‘ ’ " yo
it of taking tor a
. tool like solo
he 2
ed, Club. or Bridlionort, are expected to _,
and a V out: onto thd 2'
2201* the
or the ‘H
good V -
(or the evening oi the 38th; slid the ‘
program will not he ohauxed in the 22“
Members lot satury Wheel
come to south Not-want on Blinds)!
Quest and he guests lit the Maliaoltsmo
Hotel. it is stated thot there will be
about twenty in the2 run. V it is said
that there are over eight 'rdei‘ibers in
this club. and that a is harmony.
That is the only we
cesstulcluu You at
muolg, iii, a V , 2
There is a slight boom. the hleycle
business at present an :it‘he dealers
claim that it will last until auho t the
first or July. when it will begin to like.
There are more new wheels on the
streets this year than ovsr betel-til
Nearly everyone has a new wheel and
mostly all have the coastenhralre at
taohmsnt. The reason {or this in, bi-
cycles are considerablud’cheoper and
times are good With steady work
ahead a young man or young lady dost
not hesitate to contract [or a wheel
They dispose of their old one in the
best possible manner. but they are
willing to sacrifice it in order to get
‘11 new one
i
The roads are in fairly good condl
tlon now and it is claimed that a
rlde to Wilton is a pleasure, that the
roads up that way never were better.
Hundreds of cyclists go in thlsdlrec’
tion daily; V ,
I O I
The Cleveland Wheel Club had their
pictures taken in Wilton last. Sunday.
They present a ’21“!!! aplpeardlce.
NC.OGNITO
THE REGlQ’i’ER'B EAUNTERER
.“ MM " ‘
oz it that l6 mil; h
l‘ and removluk
‘ {Vida the undertaker
2 been unable streaming all prepares
: runes Remedy.“ says Dragster A.
V Santelle. o! Ilartlord. Conn. "A lady
2 dastomer, seeing the remedy exposed
‘ , use . To stoop or
d M D.-——l know you don’t
an airy a! your patients go fora
aheompanies
_ 2 ' as iromn span-
9 past twsn years on have
(s and physicians to»
i can not a a
ure too highly."
on
CW Mr
G0 . V as
Roberts, North
he underwent d or: the campaign.
Mrs. Shims» rture!
pretty strum: word? 2
Mr. Sharpe—‘Wouldn't you think it
‘tiortnre to have your tooth drawn every
RY? 2.
“it is With a sped deal or pleasure
and satisfaction that i recommend
Qh‘amlger‘lnln 3 Colin Cholera and Diary
for sale on my 3 w" case. said to me:
' redlly believe; t medicine sailed ills
life the pilot“ so
there, and one he one his thnslastlo
over its merits that l at once made up
my mind to renaminend it in the future
Recently a gentleman came into my
store so overcome with solid pains that
he sank at once to the decal gave him
a dose of this remedy, which helped
him. i repeated the dose. and la lit
teen minutes he left my store smiling
ly informlnmme that he Inn at: violins
ever. Sold by George C Stillson
South Norw;alk Edward P. Weed, Nor
walk. ‘ ‘
i-u—I—‘M .
"You are wanted in a hurry at Mr.
Guzznm’s,” 2 cried the messenger.
hronthles‘diy. .
2 “Are you sure they sent you for me?”
naked young Dr. Killian).
“Yes; they said you couldn‘t do any
harm, as Mr. Garsam’s dying now."
"c" was a Tail.
The “C" with a tail is the trade-
mark of. Channels Candy Cathartic.
Look for' it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Eahh tablet stamped
C. C. 0.. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, rec.
“we.
Wilemi'oll have lots to thaii‘k me'
ior, John. In marrying yohl lsavcd
you from a drunhjard's grave .
Husband—~Well you needn't blow
about “d i saved you from being an
old maid . .- , V .
SHUDDERBV AT Hi8 PACT.
2“" recall how With horned." ‘
risi- Burnett Mann. or Lava Va.
2 2 th £6! Suffering
W uhls. twas hardly a. r ea
c dull aches or “nit: pains in my
do me groan. El felt tit"
t ready to give up. .
settle Bitters. but six
cured he and road in
' id we nri rivlifid
var» tildes
lsiaotion you
enter. sleuth Nor
John 2A. Riggs. Norwallr.
' and bought this
u
.' .l,
Mr. Sharpewllllhptever Vise Presl-z -
,, dent Roosevelt may have to sull'er in» ,
2 hi ’s edit-e he is injured a torture that, .2
new
isn’t that n .00
~ Weed, Norwallr
Frosch. .
2- ' “Pardon me." she said haughtlly.
‘32 stint at th
'21 very osrlt o
«2 nd the
Hill
yes would h to red the sen
unconditioned oil is has vilth a pair
of wire cutters. and be now posing as
the "Queen of the Reptllian World"
on the Midway at the Pith-American
exposition. ' V
Youare much more liable to disease
when your liver and barrels do hot not
properly. DsWitt’s Little Early Ris-
giésurgmove the cause of disease. 0. O.
h.
pleasantly o! the shrinking man in the
chair
‘ ‘Dullwvery dull!”
And the knight or the razor looked
0 g for a moment as l! he thought the re-
mark use personal. _ - 2' V
m 2
ran s’i‘
orNei‘ York.
she said moving over toward his chair.
“Who is the author?” he asked,
thinking all the time that she was
reading a novel.
“Charlotte Russo.
show: the recipe "
Wm
ii people only knévi what we know
shout Kodol Dyspepsla Cure, it would
he used in nearly every household. as
there are few peeple who do not sit.
for irom a feeling of fullness otter
eating. belching, flatulence. sour atom
ach or waterbrash. caused by indlées-
lien or dyshepela. A preparation such
as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which with
no old from the stomach, will digest
your food certainly can't help do you
good. (3.0 “stillson .
That is the name
Teacher-«Now, Tommy. suppose you
had two apples and you gave another
boy his choice of them. you would tell
you?
Tommy—«No, mum.
Teacher—Why”
Tommy-Cos ‘twouldn't be neces
sary 22
W
. Blliousness is a condition chmtitbn
land by a disturbance oil the ill native
organs The stomach is dobilta
the liver torpld, the bowels no ti
ed. There is a Within“;
in the bowels, dissiness
and vomitink, first of til the
food and than 0! bus. mi?" nmhe‘rl
stomach and Liver Tents 3 'allay he
dietuibances or the stirs ohtind ore-
”ate a healthy erasure. V q"I‘lley‘
tone up. the Well to a healtgy nation
and regulate t8 e bowels. 1: help
and you are certain to be, muoh pleased
with the result For sale by George
C. Stillson. South Norwalk: Edward P
.mc—w—
”Miss Bedtrice-Bee." began? Mr.
“but you musn't coll me ‘Bee.
“Why not?’
very short time. andv”
“Rolf new is '9. very short name.” .2
1
WA
‘2 W. J. Bartenot North Brenton!
years.
vita no results until he‘us‘o‘d DeWitt'
Witch Hazel Elalvo and that uulch‘l .
ed him. 0 0.2 stillstln. '
e trl
did. seem to as plospe its
. (Li that equation
he tax levy oi
Sl‘iék‘wns glancing over the new main 2 .22-
' "Hero is a splendid recipe. Arthur." T
him to take the bigger one, wouldn't 22
also 1
“Measure you have knovn me not a
as ye he enlisted With plies tor, M2
all many remedies
"How are things?" the barber asked W0
on true principl. a,
tram a stool Vania
some in ap'
strength.
reg}.
p
lilo! visa:
hr oal delivered to you
a mottled. we employ the
most ca em: men and our aim is for
perfection oi! delivery as well as per
faction 0! coal
WE KNOW IT
will he to your advantage to buy on.
coal here.
iRVING LOCKWOOD & CO.
Successors to B. Harris.
dual Yard and Gilles Water street
Branch Gilles corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwsiir. Conn.
Telephone Gall. 321-5. 2
F. T. EGGINSON
82 Nerth Main St.
Opposite Tilly Carriage Works.
Minna
rum Mullen
nacomron
m
A verv' line 22asso‘rlmeut of
papers; and m loin. l-‘ull
he unalies and eavjmlxed
_ the, veer. .2 ”
lift‘ at the townl t3! Pur- '
222wall
nouns rs or, his.»
2V 1- than: you vvhieh are
Wt‘ll rib trait
disposal You are not too a V
get the pick from a good stock 2
WM -—-
Wall Papers, Painters Sup-
plies, Artists’ Materials.
' Window Shades, Cornice Poles,
PIQTURES
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Papeh: Hanging. Decor-
sting.
Telephone Call, 133—3.
Open evenings till 8 :30.
W
DECKER
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk. Conn.
fa .
-' smooth this
nsrnloeasrons.
svnscuse rmws.
cumvsrons.
cone PLANTERS.
LAWN mowsns.
onhosu HOSE,
canoes: TOOLS.
spam PUMPS.
SLUG eHor.
runnrronsaousu
ALUMINUM PAINT,
shAMtwmi‘r.
. Hammocks.
MEAT cHoppsns.
Full Line of'l-lardlvaro and Paints.
u“—
Our m. Call is 43-3. '
Comstock.
Watkins
6E Dow.
no WASHINTON STREET.
8otith Norwalk.
HORSES2
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
wa Hsvn’runu comma or in:
OARLOAD- EVERY FEW‘DAYB.
W
M TARLOV
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE.
Booth Norwalk.
ht’o has?“ a’ 2 2
atstrslgladramnsm ‘
2o _Vaaper!ooquluestion.
‘ an institute:-
Norwalk Chronicler