II Young. of Hartford who
mt the Wostport Hotel on Bab
" 7illitulwln has boon entertaining}
Mrs Phipps from “lpi'lng
ya“ vlblt with Rev. G.
’ lilo ford.
" wil be run from West
M. Our-
. ‘ in going to the circus.
WW Struck and Thomas Brady.
J In Hartford last week attend-
this Flrcmcns convention. J
Jennie Saul 11.01% New Mil
as the guest yesterday of Mrs.
lift at Ghrlst Church rectory.
and Mrs. George Miller. will
ngatuck Wednesday for their
Ohio in Pelt Jefferson. L. l.
flipperly' 8 child, who has been
innhtdriu, is much improved
Slppoi'ly's house
J ' igatéd Saturday
i111 aid "Bradley will teach the
”cf the preparatory depart
the Staples High School for
or Willie of Southport. is
‘ iy renovating painting and
Jg‘ tho Sooysmltli placo, now
by Mrs. Raymond.
J ordain Mdin street F1 lday at
rnco‘ noon. which resulted in a quici
rht to a finish. After giving each
fairly good pounding, they
thoroughly satisfied.
o of the South Ndl‘avalk Methodist
. He is now li'escoing the cor
I ' unpacking bananas at Rug
" 0’s fruit store Saturday Toni inc
tiger came in contract with a small
to ‘litlila. however 'l‘oni was too quick
tor the spider and soon had him on the
J where he put the tarantula n
be Wostpoi't Club start their f.111
card tournament in lheli club
"pins tonight. This will be the sec
of series of card tournaments held
he popular club. from the Intoresl
,wn by the members in tho Ilaoi
ornament. TlicIan ian one prom
to be very exciting.
Robert Boiling and his bid
' In,J arrived yesterday in then
my yacht Hololi. from waalh
anew gas engine has been in
Etalled in her by tho Norwalk Launch
ompauy. She lainc in the liarboi at
fast rate of speed uiidci the pouci
of her own engine. The sails will 04
S'Jtl‘e lied on her spars within the next
l' aye. then it Is possible that some
the other yachts may follow In the
11's Wake.
Illim Chmmlskch of l‘ usl Orange
islsnonding a few days with Ed
Lelia, Jim and his old friends in
in Mr Cummiskey who was l‘oi
y employed by the Westporl 8:
all dtuCk St. fly. (‘0. will bc lenieiii
modhting (-Iiiiployco Aftci Icavliig
estnoi‘l, be secured a position with
to Spraguc lIJI'lctliic (to. of Now Jor-
Dining the past few years he has
Band he now holds an excellent
' ihion.
Reuben Hale. al‘tci 101 clvmi. hi'
oék’s salary from H. S. Wakcman
here he has been employed Satin
afternoon, went home. did. the
chores for his lather as usual. Itlieii
packed his valisc and from all appear
noes concluded to run away. i-g-le n-iir-
‘l'lod to the depot and tried to catch
o 4. 26 east bound ti'.ai11 but was too
It is said he then took the ncill
J However he was sharp cuddly.
t to buy any lickct so that his fat 61
full know where he has gone.J
V JJlias the sympathy of it great
ny‘people In Compo. who know just
J ow the case stands. and 1111111101111-
way the boy has acted.
William P. Eno is soon to 1.71 Elie the
as black harbor with one of the fin-
at team yachts afloat. 'llic now
It ht which. is now under construction
be about 135 foot long. and will
delivered some time during August.
a will be unload the Acqullla. which
[no the for'mei name of the handsome
it Mr. duo had lost year, but slncc
his name of that vesscl bus boon
hanged to Acqulilo. Many onioyud
(i pretty slight I’lom Combo launch
at hummer of ucclnir Ilic handshmc
n‘d fast schooner yacht Lutonn and
33.55am yacht Anguilla skimming in and
he harbor, in going and coming
J . sir cruises. who will miss the for-
; W'Acqulllii. but will gladly wolcomo
J J Iii liloulan attached the property
y of It‘uiiiiy (buy [tom-1'11 (iodl’i'uy.
W, Iplu‘l. [or $2000 In 11 civil action
car on n proliiisiioi'y unto for
The plaintiffs arc (llinrlcs S.
d and llmlcsklc Knapp. exceed.
tic catnto of. John Knapp. and
porn pic brought by Shawn
Jolpon. Iii Novombor 1804. John
- J colt 1111,1110 mortgage on prop
J'Jlilllsldc lwcnuc through James
91! and Climb-1s H. Wolfe. giving
:th yubie Jon dcmuiid. The do
t'cttine into possession of the
Iii 1805 by Warrantcc dccd
inc t‘gngs’bud not boon 11an 111
J, 111111111 has been imido. The
sun for possession of tho.
cm to have marked low
it Godiva for their luv.
lite. Lust Mick
0010110 and can
J_ vluiicd lllcbb
on c a. but colors
ll decmmid
appeared. As soon as it came do)
'llght 111.1 found Whom the first bullet
' be aeen‘ln‘ his watch house beside the
. of the signal.
it v .5 thus he .lm
the sound came 110111.11... side on
1111 Jlnlmedla'lllily summon It was
slurs, reaching for his ravolvei;
lie window-N and at the it
quick foot stops on he
thorn . piling John
opened fire at onc‘ f them but 01 d not
drop him. lid than fired three times in
sil‘ccccsslon In 1111 dlroctloii they dis.
had cuteiad a post within about four
inches from whom the fellows head
was when be fired Tho next cviiiilny.
they vlsltod .10an Aliens resldh
and were trying the door when Mr
leafs daughter linttio was awake
lstcncd again and he J fpotslcps
. J..'window Next slicii rd thoin
try g to open the window accruing
frightened she screamed. awakening
every can In the hcirso. and the bin
glnisvran to the woods at a rapid rate
and before anyonn could get to the
door they had disappeared Mr. Al
Ion. who for many yours has been
night Inspector on the railroad draw
bridge. decided after the nights or
perleiicc that he would havu an auto
matte signal connected with his 11011qu
lvhoi'oby If any one came aiound again.
his wife could signal to him at once.
Before the day win over he succeeded
in perfecting the system so that ii
anyone was around the house. his uifc
can throw a signal that can Instantly
bridge However. it happened that he
had it completed just in time. awhile
Friday evening he was aroused by tho
signal. Shaving a large. calibci icvol-
war In his pocket he smiled on 11 III!)
for his house. previous to the lJ-liiowliig
Mrs. Allen. who was
just retiring saw two men coming out
of the edge of the woods. with a small
lighted burglars bull'. a cyoJ. lhnloi'n
She immediately throw the signal to
her husband. The burglars were than
coming down the walk. During tho
day a laigc pan had bocn left in tho
walk which at night stood in u shud
ow The men did not see it. and one
of them stumbled over It. making a
loud noise which the liuiglais know
would awaken the occupants of the
house In the meantime Mrs. Allon
was hastily loading a. Iii 01110191 1111qu
revolver. and by thtI time she could
open the window, ihcy wore out of.
sight. Mi. Allen tlicii appeni‘cd upon
the scene but, (ouIdJ only find llit-Ili'
limits. but bad the satisfaction of scu-
iug his automatic signal work pcrl’cct
iv The burglars are thought by many
to be a gang of hobos. and only after
money. but judging from the lircniuis
that are around. ready for action, “)in
arc Vi’l'V liable to carry oil load In
small.
WOMEN WHIST-PLAVERS.
The congress of the Women‘s Nul-
lonul Whist League. now In session 111
New York is a levclation to many oi
the deep Interest which the glean-.51
of card games has awakcncd In tho
sex whose playing was formerly llic
stock subject for jcsts. The old jokes
about ‘vislllng wliisi " and “tho wom-
un‘s question What in tiiiiiipsf‘ '.1ud
“Lel' s sec. is it HBOOnflIhilllillou'i’“
have quit assed out of voguo sliicc
woman ac’ "(Id :1 ‘i'eal mnslory of tho
game and learned to play It with :1
“rigor" that would liavo salisllcd own
(,‘Jliurlcs Lamb.
In tho li‘llglli‘ consume: more than
eight hundred players are rcglstcrcd.
representing every part. or the Union.
It would probably nstonlsb some of
the old cynics of the men‘s clubs to
soc the play going on at Iilty lablcs
at once and not a word spoken. “Di :1
wliispcl', nor oven the sound of a fill-
Ilng card. The scores too. In the
compass wlilst are calculated to take
the conceit out of men who hold to the
old delusion that "women can't play
whist." As 11 matter of fuel. the most
employed and the most successful
teachers of whist in this city are
women. and they number a good many
men among their pupils,
thn 1101 c'nii'ch to cxiicmcs. wbiut
Is 1111 cxcolloiit diversion f01 wonicn.
It trains the memory. it teachl-s con-
collation It. Is a good school of com-
lcsy and ballmicownnd It is incompat-
iblo with gossip and "flivolllng."
CONGRESSMAN HILL HAVING DE
LIGHTFUL TRIP.
(ciigi'cscmaii whom-17,91 .l lllllJ buv-
Inn ti'iivcllcd cxloiiulvcly both in this
country Illlil in Europe. has liudci'iukcli
this suuimci' ll. journoy around lilo
world by it 110ch route llc wciit first
to tho I’lilllppluu Islands by way of
Honolulu and G 1mm. whore ho douircd
to study conditions poisouully and 1111
officially. Ho had kittens from Bccrc
tury Root and other officials to thiI rlv-
ii and military authorities in tho Phil
lppincs and olsowliorc. After lcuvlng
Manila Mr. Hill visited many of tho
ports of China and was lustlbmu-d
from in Pelilu. Altar villltliiilI .lllpuii
lliJ' will l'.0llli'll overlain] by tho l.1-'liiis
511111111111 rnlllolill. going to Moscow.
SI. I’cicrsburg. and other Russian cit
lcu. licl‘orc i'ctiirnliip homo across the
Atlantic in 11111111111 111-,Scptciiibor. lie
is accompanied by Dr. W F. Acton. ()l
Norwolk.
WWW
um- us’v1kw horse
Messrs. A. A. liodfiiloii it (311., South
Noi'walil. produce satisfactory huts In
tho rough. to most the needs of finish
cm In Knilbi'lll
wnlkmnnnufacturo stiff hills that can
be bundled with u‘ntirc antlninctlnn by
inc bout i'otallcrs ovm‘ywhci'u.
Mama. Ho
puny. Smith OI‘WI’IIII have ovcry facib
lty for the Manufacture of both stiff
and soil but» thui.-ii'oiisnj."vsiill
good? bill/lI 1.11111. 01511130th 31101101
Juno :6th
Bridgeport. rods to South Norwalk in
I ha morning. and as his day did not -
appeal to: be clawing. they returned
flip the summci'Ji'coorts.I
Tllil Villk lilit Cdnlpduy. Smith Nor-J
ot. Wolthauson 81 com.
J 1111111011 11111111511 11
. for ollo' your
1413‘“. your lamp tonight at ii: 14
ii 11qu
A town! the balaycttc when...“ of
immediately. Among the. nutrition ward
George Raymond. Isaac Jordan. Jerome
Phillips. Elmdr 111011.111. Charles Van
Stone, Simon Bouton, Arthur Boyd and
George J. Krouae. .
This American Wliaslmen. bathircttc
thclmon and another wli‘ocl clan. of.
Bridgeport. and tho .I 0. 00111011011111
of Milford. intend to take runs to South
Norwalk on Decoration Day and lake
Each of the
clubs has over a hundred members
and it is fair to presume that they
will make a great showing. It is the
intention. It l8 said. for one chip to
follow the. other and make one long
string of cyclists.
I I t
The Clovoland Whocl Club did not
tiikc. their run to Weston yestcrday.
owing to tho “threatening condition of
tho weather.
J I .‘C I
A lady cyclist came to grief about
11 o'clock yesterday morning, near thc:
water fountain at North Main street
and West avenue. She was suddenly
thrown from her wheel as she was rid-
ink leisurely along. and it is not really
known how the socidcnt happened. At
any rate when she got up and cumin
was considci'algiiy bruised.
I I O
You should hood the warning In Sat.
iii'day’s issue rolativc to taking partic-
ular notice of the chain on your bicycle
before you start out on a ride. It will
probably be the means of saving you
expense and sore limbs.
I C U
C. .i. Mucll‘ni‘laiid. of Spring street
Is riding 11 new bicycle. It is a bcniit'
and Mr. McFarland will take consl -
crnblc comfort with it this summer.
I I 0
night. a party of about fourteen young
pooplo of The Norwnlks intend to ac-
by tho
'l‘lio ii'ip
loud n formal dance given
young ladies at tholr home.
I U
a nrccn taiidcm. .Ili‘c attracting coli-
s'idoi'ablc attention on tho sli'octs in
Stamford. Yesterday they 1‘0va through
the streets. and word admired very
much 'by tho young mon. Bill Slum
ford is not ahead of South NorwalkJ as
there arc a couple of young ladies
lioi‘tI who l'lill‘ a diamond fl‘flllli' Iiiii
(li’lll. and who receive no end of ad
miration.
J ”I thJ‘JOGNI’I o.
_. .. —_.....J—........___.._._
SHOW TENT FELL IN.
Five hundred people who gilllll‘l‘l'il
in a largo tent in Huntington, II‘ridny
cvciiiug lo witncusr’ ll production of
"‘UnclcI 'I‘om‘s Cnblu." by a traveling
troupe. narrowly escaped death In tho
collnpsc of the canvas during 11 heavy
lliuiidci' storm. The (out wont down
sudtlbiily without warning. A livol'J'
scrniiiblc i-lisucd. but all escaped with
nothing worstI than brulsca. Fortun-
ntcly thc lights wcrc blown out boforc
[llt‘ i‘llllVllH could t'illiJ'll iii'c.
STRATFORD SEDUCTION CASE.
Justice C. H. Pork. ol’ Stratford. Sot-
urdny board the case against Polcr All»
do. of Sil’ntfoi‘d. who was charged Willi
scdiictioiiJ A Miss (luckcrlJ residing
boar Alldo, was theI complainant. Alldo
was bound over. the bond being fixed
at 3500. He obtained bail.
GREAT BRITAIN'S PROPOSITION.
Chinese Indemnity Linilted to 450.000,
000 Tools.
PEKIN. May 27—lt seems probable
that. Grant Britain‘s proposition, limit-
big the indemnity to bc dcmandcd
from China to 450,000,000 tncls will be
agreed to by tho cud of the week. 'Uuit~
cd Status Spccini Commissioner Rock-
Iilll tliliiks tbls may bc considered an
Amorlclin victory. Though his proplsi'
lion limiting indemnity to :lIllJll00.lI00
tucls was not accepted bill! It was me
clump of tho otli'cr powcls considci'ing
tlic Idea. The only point likely to
cause fur'tbci delay In 11. decision by
nIi ilio puwois cxccpt Aiuci'lcu iii tliul
regarding tliu raisin»; of tho foreign
customs iivu pcr cunt. Mr. llockhlll
lold um lllllllliltll‘ti at a ruccnl. liicuillig
that minor than take this stop Ainur-
Ica would relinquish all claim to In
dciiiiiiiy and cyan nplkc a bouncy pros
cut to China. as AniciIlcaii commoicinl
Interests would buffer for more 111111..
by than those of any othcr power. with
possibly ono cxcoptloii.
mmwm
IN THE UPPER COURTS
Judge ll. .1. Scott. of lJuilluii'y.I lJ‘illi"
dorm] iudgiiiuiit Saturday Iii lliu capo
of (‘liild ii Childs ugalnst llaldy d'c
Ilowles. which was tried before him in
the civil cmu'to mon Pleas- llio
court finds fur t. Baldy for tho rc-
turn of all the ar' loll rcpievlncd. ex-
cont. 11 undo lou‘ntli'bi and 22 illllllomi.
’l‘ ho plaintiff is all cd to retain thosn
ui'ticlcs and Mimi damages.
hi the Mill In which tho plulntlll? pur-
rIlilisiJ-d Iiui tomliorltiiuo 01 Ink bottling
business of Baldy it liowlcs. Juiid
claimed that tlicv did not surrondor
certain bottles and othr monthly
which ho clullllcd Was a part of tho
transaction. and Which ho i'oplcvlnlid.
10:00 for tho purpusc of dimntln‘uln
oi 11111111111111 blanching of such untriud
hays boiul- bonding
and 1111111 ii Wli‘ t u
unpcarnnco
cd her wheel. the chain was off. She ‘
‘J Shoals—~114Mb In.. at 156
cent the» invitation of thi.I Misses Gram) J
and Mliy Brennan. of Wostpoi't. and lit '
will be made to Westport on wliuuls ..
J J. J
A couple of young Indian who Hill“;
by contract;
plannin for this White Sale, rel-1.;
Linens: but we
111w Ion], though
I
”III—III
Jys so rd ~— lwr bleachcd. Bohtmlsnmll 1115.1; brok-
cn dicoi p «term; 61 In. wldui formerly m.
«c yd . n msblellnen‘150In. wide; extra
nullity: whim soon ”WA“! whi in; former price. you.
w do; handsome flown iii/limo: makes .11 sirloin
J did bfodkfafloldfllllchuifl
socy .v-Slelchfid I; all tabla 111115.11 In. wideI
fJurinol' rice.
650 yd. --'v' his;
IliJ
01.101191qu peer
85C yd .. ru cliched Germaniilien; loftfiuiab;
c 1m 79 In. whit: former prl co. $1
J ubimh‘rd German double damask . n
c I Null}! Mobil. as. '
$1. 15 “yaw—Illuminati}, Ficmllih min 1111111111; 7! in.
JJiirlcw 31‘.sz .
Night (lowdow—
soc—Olmuallu; square neck; yoke of plans and
hlmslllcliinu: neck and sleeves trimmed with lace
65c-0i camhilc yoke of line pinks; high back and
mum 1111111; Iroiuirlmumd wish insertion; nook
and Osleievghc ulmni‘pd with module will
75c——- Olcnni rlc Vii ebb: Pontifuows of Inner;
11ml: :1qu and aims: «impact! with lawn. bum:
stitched ruffle. .;
85c- ()lmusllii: ultra front and V buck: yoke
clbcmsillclicd pulls; neck trimmed with neat
embroidery and mil 9.
liter rt Ies. at 38cm $14.
roe vet's-—
a5c~0fcambrlcaslvic31 111an or square neck.
irimiiied wllb lz'iwu bem‘stliched‘ mills or lorcn‘on
lace. draw-suing at waist
550-4” cauibrlc. aslylos, round or V neck lrlm-
mad with ioithon lace and insertion; drnw- dil'lllfl
50“.” St
Inalnsook. aslyles; trimmed with torchon
solure “or heat embroidery and ribbon; draw-suing
111w
lhertl Ills. Brio $3 75
hem sols—-
soc-—Ofc1imbric: round neck. trimmed with lawn
radio “and Valenclennes lace and Insmlon. 11nd
rihbc
35c~0llswn1ukirilengllu V neck; yokn of lorv
m mastered diam by the shirt c: a
in tort: ayrdad' in our ninth clocks.
ricer J All are hellfire reduction: on the mast mph ofgooda
“l a
lib 1111;an and heavier: 61 ~
$160 dot-ISM“ quality. all In. square; reduced
wide; mad”! the bouillon that grows. former s
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
More 01:11le from the moat wonderful of White Sales that even Wanamaker store.
limping has ever seen. News today' in of dainty garments at intermediate prices-wad)
price representing nnappronclinble excellenco' in materials, making and style: '
I Other styles. 351: infill”. -
Children Js Underwear—-
Chlldf'oll'a Dresses-—
thou lace Insertion wllblplslls and ribbon;
J lawn ruillc on skin.
11111511» by (by 3.1." Thus:
:Uticn Muslinm
1231119111.. at 18c
pawn in.. iii ADC 811199 lit. at 55c
7211mm. an air oomolnu at 56c
woo In 1 at 61c
Pillow Q1£es*lbx§6 In at Inc 15:16 In.. at 13C
. anxgfi‘é In 111 1;: 501118”. In . II no
Wamsutta Muslim—
' Shaefll~plsin hem—-
651190 In. . M 1111'. 81:11» In.. at 85c
7axooln...1l 75': Sumo "1.. nfooc
733%? Ion-lilac ooxooln..iilooc
901199 in.. at 95c
'I‘l'ilu .
The 1101:1111 of the Court of Common I
1211.111 will be called next Friday at
am-
'llrs. Murphy (to her husband. excl:
i'lll}‘,l-~Rlln run for tho (lmmi. Pat
'l‘lw child has swallowed the hall'ponn:r
you grow him to play with.
“0h. kccp your mind easy. Bridget."
rcplicd Pal. "it was a bad one. any-
way."
Wm...“
FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE.
"My tumor and alsici‘ both died ol’
(‘1)11s11111ptI011.” writes .I. 'l‘. Wenthciu
way. of Wyandollc. Mil'liJ.
saved from lllt‘ sumo frightful into on-
ly by DI‘J King‘s New Iiiscowry. Au
attack of I'noiuiioniu left all obstinate
111111511 llllil wry severe lung troubleJ
which no cxcollcni doctor could not
help. but a few months‘ use of this
wonderful medicine made me as well
as ovci'. and l galnod 1111th I11 weight.“
liil’nlliblc for Coughs. Colds and all
Throat and Lung trouble. 'l‘i'inl bot-
tles fi'oc. Guaruiilccd bottles bile and
$1.00, at F. ii. Baxter's. South new.
walk; John A. RiggsJ Norwalk.
“I soc that live Indighant wlvca linvc
united to prosecute a gay Lolhurio out
in Nebraska." J
“Another community of intercst.’
SAVED A BOV'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of MII‘
ford, Del. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
od my boy‘s lilo. Ho hogan just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. lie quickly droppod
to sleep. and was all right In the morn
Ing. For sale by R. H. Plaistod and F.
ii. Baxter.
BIIthorbymmirlous case of
young peasant girl who is full' of
needles. It seems she Is a very com-
mon person.
' Slitlici'sbwacs. but she has lots of
TOBACCOSPIT
good points.
and s M 0 KB
" .9
You can beamed of any form oftobacco‘ 1111111
«11:0in ho iiinldo vuill. strong. nails. iuilu
new to and vlg or tukl
that million weak Igun strong. ,1 Many ”:35
ion 1111111 In tell on in Over 00 .0
onto. Alldrulmistn um linriinlcc. Book-
A dross S'I‘P‘RLING
YCO.. Chicago or New 'Yorll.
that
lo! and alvl . .
REMEDY 1 cc Him?
(lllurlliwl HI‘I.‘ Wall slicol lillii
flankfullm' lililll.
Gilllllllil” “74'“ you know Ill'ynli bald
busliicus would no lo the dogs yul.
ll
The local In quantity niill MUM. 111
quality dcsurlbcu DoWltt‘n Little lllarly
Risers. the famous pills for donation
tlou. and livur uomplulnts. (i. 0. Still-
son. .
(liiston1111I~~Dcii‘t you know that
some high untlmritlcs ndvlnu us to
show (11111111111111. no quarter?
Song Slcc~-AIi 800100.100 show quill
for no not iiiilndly.
WW
IT SAVED HIS LEG.
‘A Daiirortll, or marriage. Ga...
suffered for six months with a fright
' fill running wore on his leg: init- writes
that cushions Al'liicu 1311111111 w holly
0111ch it in 01111 d.
Wounds, Pllc‘
down for tho continuaii‘coioi” J f .
hill
"and l was
jSHEETS and Pillow Caweu'
Sheets and Pillow Cases, made from standard grades of muslin whose names. “ Ulica ”
JJ’ and "Wamsutla," are household words, form an important part of this White Sale.
They are cxcellcnil mildew-tom, not cut~and sold for [ass 11.»: flu primal ms! of Ill:
If the weather is clear on Wedncsuay I;
'JJOJHN WANAM
Broadway". Fibrin Avenue. Ninth and Tenth StreeAts.N
5°C limiiream damaskdine Irish make; Iii In. .353 do‘mom‘mh“ Scoldblbwmu in. square:
81 as do: »;le bleached lr‘lsii linen. 21 I11. squats;
a your and 1111119.; ,
more inflexible, iii '
Jinli'a prion—condition: confronted us in
grofiié , These all! almost entirely
my piece is absolufaly pine lump;
9
Napkins».—
uluuk pallcmsi format price. $1.
-J0f yomblu‘bhod German linen. 90 In
dated bomb 1 511. J
u do: ~Snmu quality.» i .num: reduced
from 01.15.
mm
Jeloml prion.“
$r;‘oo- blanched Flemish linen; 2:111 square; J
beautiful 'nation: of lllchiI {miner price $111.5
1% .—-0 blo‘ucbedlrlsliliiou extra line quulliy.
quote; forum price. $4 45-
Chemises—.-
$1-01cambrluskinlenglhsquarrmcli; yoluxoi
iorchou lacs. Insertion and (embroidery: \ol'le
trimmed with ruffle and edged with lace: lrlmmcd
rattle on skirt.
sum Fatima;— J
sic—Oi cambi'lc; sm‘lili mills and pulls ubovo.
35c-0l camhric; lawn niiile. iiemstllched.
soc—Ofcambi'lc. with dooplnwn ruffle. hematllch-
ad. and plalts in clusterg‘l.
Other styles up to 8‘1 45.
Night Gowns of ismbrlr, surpiico ncrll" finished
with liemsilichcd ruffle: yoke of small plalls,1lo
6 years. 9°C: 0 to 14 years. 55:.
(loo-‘OI nalnsook. ~ square yoke of hemslluhed
plalls; yoke filll‘ilidd with lauuruillo. hemalilciicd
sins a months to 3 yours
ego—Oilawn, long walslcf plalls. very full skirt;
a to 4 years.
Colored Dressos~
5004.34 rose and blue percalo: voke trimmcd with
three rows of cmbmldcrud insertion: annllm 1.111(-
of striped lawn; yoke trimmed with ruffle mined
wlili lace: sizes a and wears.
Wamsnttu Muslin-—
Pillow Csscs~plsin liem~
“1111mm 161' «11135 In. at ml:
“Mil“ ln.. til we soxdi‘q im :11 111:
15111001.. and: “51111? In.. ulnar
Shoots-I With a new shit: of licinstllching that is
strum: and looks like blind work:
limo ln..a185c 81mg ln.. a! $1 05
no» ”1.. ll! per 90x90 in. at $105
l..n at $1.11:
new sly-Io of bcmsiitchlng. .
4px 115111.. at 226' d5113'élh..alobc
«11th In. .nl nc 10113856 in. .al goo
“MASK in.. ll 31:
TXOQ
Pillow Cases—W tll the
Mr. Simpson {snowing uglintimn~~
Miss Lucia, lliorc is a caiiiniuiiivntion
~4th is~-—l may say—~~tlicre are words
which i fool compelled to utior.
Miss l.iicia~~0h-—~don‘t let me intcr»
rupf you, Mr, Simpsouwbul wall till i
put poodle out-«ho. gets awfully mad if
anybody—«that ls—«Iie‘s so excitable.
‘ «any amniotic
[trial-u.
Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In built
Bcwm of the dealer who tries to sell
"somethbug just as good."
“Do you Iliililt It would Improve my
style.“ inquired the ‘varslty man who
had not into thc crow through fuvorit
lst "if I worn to acquire 11 fast
stroke?"
”It would Improve the crew."
the candid ti'iiiilcr.
plug sli‘olio."
l'cplicll
"if you not 11 light
HOW'S THIS?
Wu ol’l‘oi' OntI Hundred Dollars Ro-
wnrd for any child of Catnrrli that can
not be curod by Hull's Cutai'rli Guru.
14‘. .l. CHENEY 8; C0.. Propa.
Toledo, 0.
Wu. tlio uudcrsigncd. have known II‘.
.I. Clionoy for the last in yours. and
behave hlni perfectly honorable in all
busliiosn transactions and financially
able to curry out any obligation made
by Ilicll'Iili'm.
WEST it 'l‘ltUAXJJ
' nlsts. Toledo. 0.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholcsalo ‘l‘b'iigglsts, Toledo. 0.
Hull's Catal'l'li Com is thin->11 inter-
nally. noting diroctly upon the. blood
and mucous sorrows of tho systcm.
l’i'lcc 701' nor boltlc. Sold by all Ilruip
lzlslu. 'I‘cullliiolillils iriIc.
Ililll'u II‘uinIly .l’lllu urc llic bunt.
Wlioloaulc Drill:-
' 4
MM“...
PntlcuchWbut Is hood to reduce
flesh?
I’uti'lccw-«Weill. I bad it frlcnd who
bought 11 blcycio and she told me she
fell 00' a littlo every day.
M
ONLY cURE FOR DVBPIIPGIA.
Mrs. Franklin 130911.01 New castle
but. says: "i suffered for Years With
dyspepsia. blind to 1111111 great ills
tress and belching. i tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped nilI
till I took nruzllbin mum. and one 611
cunt ilcttic curcd 11111 complctoiy." J
For 11qu by it. 11.0110 all and il'. 11
rua'hyvouu.‘ 1'
ninth stock of inrnltui'o, carpo
11:11:11,011 cloths I iinolcumo.
leadership In W" J“, J_
been a store characteristic in “30°89"
lion and enfomoincnt of a tucntletli
I I century law of great merchandising
fist: dot-:Ofkrmlbluched German lines. in bi.
v wnrcl‘nllhclnmedmiso pallerus' former price,
No one can quote you better prices.
A. J ' coLLluszs co.
FUNERAL. DIREO‘I’ORG
' E
J n It
Egvobfailgfigg 1.09.033.“ F
atlaifz'NWI‘; 112%?“ (“rout t‘im ed. Aflkrfé:
011 Tim 1%”ch ‘ mail .llnctlmJnnii'
AVOID SUBSIITUTES 1 BE SURE “YOU GET CATON'S.
Sold by F. H. Baxter. R. mainland.
W c. Baur. E. P. Weed sndH Glen-
dcnnlnq a CD. ‘
P143
IS the limb to buv a
Gas ‘ ~ edge
Flee ConneCIions
LowciRalcslorGas
M Ali E A
GasJRange
The Best and. Cheapest
for Kitchen use.
0011. Railway
81 Lighting (lo.
usw voR .. haw 111615.111.
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.'
In effect May 19, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK
NEW YORK.
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3:21x. 4:07. 4:503: 5:33J 515511.
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SUNDAYS.
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0240):.
P. M.—-—.‘l:2lx. 5:33, 5:5be 7:20. 8:40:11.
10:l0.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.~-— 13:03); 5:00. 0:00. 7:00,
uzllbx, 11:02. 0:01li 9:0le, 10:02.1. lu:u-IJ
ll:00x, “:02.
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FOR
Ilziz'i.
0: 9:30.
9:
3:04
0:11.
51:45.1. 9:05.
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11:02. 7:00. 8:00x. 0:30, 1110011.
SUNDAYS.
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P. III.-~li:00, 820031. ll :00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
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I’. iii-12 02. . 1: l0. 3:0771. 4: I8.
Ii: 22 (l: 20 7:0511, 9:0l'ix. 0:15 ll: lb
M.~—2:-l6. 5:04. 7:28.
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P. M. ml: 20 2: 23. 4.2511. dzlil. 6:00
7:I0.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.--~~ll:0ll.7: till R: M. 0: 38. ll 07.
l'. III-wholly. 0:211”. 0:12.
Sunday ll'lllllii Io lbiubury. 0:211 11
111.; 72:10 p. in. imavu DIIIllllll‘y. 8:00
a. 111.; 02le 7:57 p. m.
All’x Indicators cillu'csu.
1:20x, 7:42
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souru unouw'ALK
rucmvoum
Propoliorl
our on mama,
voilciu nun ‘lflAiJl a
colors of} spring Jllatvrbri‘ghteu‘tho
AND 1 .
Bridgeport. in addition to nl10v1II~-l". 1‘
place throughiitheycar and the ;
artistic effmta which will give you
a bower of bcauty always.
Wall Papers, Painters’ Sup-
plies. Artists’ Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles. . I15?
PICTURES. ’
Pictures P111de to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decor-
Jating.
Telephone Call. 133-3.
Open evenings till 8 :30.
DECKER,
87 WASHINGTON ST.. ‘
South Norwalk,
Conn.
Corn l’anlei's,
While I Mountain Ice
Cream Freezers.
Planet Junior Seed
Drills and
Wheel 0065.
Slua Shot.
Paris Green,
Sump Pumps,
Comstock.
Watkins
6i Dow.
m WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
Our Tel. Gall Is 4343.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE THEM COMING BY Till
CAR-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLOV,
CONNECTICUT TURNPIKIII.
Booth Norwani.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificiallydigcsts the food and aids J
Nature in stron‘xthnnliig and racon-
shooting tho uxi unkind digestive or.
trans. It. is the lalnstdisoovcrcd digest-
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It. in cfllclemy. Itl nI
utantly willows and permanently cures
Wampum. indignation. Heartburn.
Wlonl'o, Sour biomuch Pause
illicit floodlit-ho. llastfnigla. (.ramps 3
allothorrosliltsolInipcrfcctdiuedtlon.
l’rl'olilic and”. far uulzlicontiilnsli limo!I
smilllalaé. book all Jalight.dyiipopsliimil odfioo
Prepared by E. o DOWIT‘T 91cc. Chicago
Georxo collusion. South Norwolka‘ ‘
Edward P. Weed. Namath.
v hilt-lulu" in ‘
1'} ii minimalist,
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