ourre 3 to art mientyeiour m t lapse issiaslpbl yellow one. glue and along the middle «an antic coast. fi‘hm as two caspconscpasslng north ' salesmen valley and them pass log out to sea at 'Hattaraee’lm » vicinity is about midway between the two areas and may clpltetldn from either ~ The sale of seats for Katherine op- send this morning. 3H '.II W! i welcome Stronger Ledge. Sons of St. George. will mestutenl‘ght. ~ .i- . verve—mg...— ' —~aee Miss Helena Millard as "Kath arin‘e' ,"Moyt's Theatre, June 21 and 22. Web ' if you want good. wholesome meat coll at the Public Mal-bet. Look up the a . .2; i’ . M G. W: Wamsley is now permanently . oc‘oupied as chef in the Hamilton Ho» 38 Courtlandt E. Hiisdon. of Boston. is vigfiing at his home in South (Nor all The South Nor-walk Savings Bank has just completed its forty ilrst pros- pews year. wThe cigar that has ilways and will always be sold on its merits. The lm portal, CrownW On July 6. Mrs. Leila Gleason and son Arthur, of 40 Fairiield avenue will sail ior Europe. Indie—um. the tailor has cut a for men in half Mrs. George W. Palmer. Norwaik, man the Duhb’tiry over Still 3 . ."Blus Streak" .Tribune did it. Fast- set time in yesterdays road race. 26: 42 by Sweuson. Fox Cycle 8-. Hard- wardeCo Freak Shields. of New York. who has hoen the guest: of his parents. has returned to New York. of South st of irionds in "I" The monthly business meeting of the South Norwalk Baptist Church will be held Thursday evening. Manuel T Hatch says you should buy oatszthat's olean.- He is agent tor the celebrated Crocker’s flour. Mtlchell &, Senw it Mtloneers. will sell at public auction.- I'Ie building lots on Meadow street. Saturday. June 22. There are many bargains at the New York (limes-Iv storsunhook at the ad. for special prices in today's issue. W”’1’" . ‘1 Miss Addie Messln‘ger. of Bridge (port. who has been waiting Meade in south hiorwaih‘t but returned bolus. The New England Iliiitiat Mission- ’erybiioolety bus assigned Mrs. 8.1.. motley to the C’s‘ivery Baptist Church. in South Norwalk I . The following undies have been an proved by the Governing Committee of the Not-walk Yacht” -,Club for active amour. and still be Noted an. em cording to Article Vi. section l. of the cumutuéignltisfiesnc Newkgk. loo;- w ‘ or on up or.‘ 0‘," smell a M York; w. n. Mill arr. A Hill VDllmR MID MIDI 75o. voo‘s' rings Paint. “'IIibr use?! “ll colors. Gives a tilted to heroin Bold by a noon. 9 sl 3, ll All 593 «secretary Addison water board is in New ya all ur teeth are decayed such use; lllng or replacing, lie t. the” dentist. use th Main street is ready to do use Work. . m .*I , Bernard Murphy. at New Rochelle. 4N. Y., who has been visiting relatives and friends in South Normalh has re turned to his home. 2,- ~ I. if i'! iII nerd J. Reynolds. enjoyed, the first trip New York yesterday. Mrs. Amelia Plaisted. formerly of South Norwalk. expects to sail tor Eu . rope next week. one is the guest of South Norwallt relatives. , wood Union sunday School Associa- nesday evening at 'l: 45 o 'clock. William H. Disbrow and John Pod more. of New York. who spent the Sabbath at their home in South Nor~ walk returned to New York yester- day. —~in yesterday' a road race. three out of live leaders rode Tribune Bicycles. use Cycle dil‘iierdwsre Company. . and Mrsill‘rank AI. Ferris; ‘iof Fairlieid avenue. are attending the graduating exercises oi Smith College. Their daughter. Miss Amy Ferris. is a member of. the graduating olass. The regular we lily .elass meeting led by Floyd '1‘. uscoe, will be held as usual this evening at 'l: 45 o‘clock in the Norwailrazhie't‘hodlst Church All are welcome. especially strangers. W9 Experts have been at worlt lately at Gregory 3 Point and the say that there is an excellent pros ct oilstrlk- lug fresh water. Landlord D‘ Sullivan on a well. 3‘ “DI—”~— , vision No.1.‘A. 0. H., held last even log. it was voted to attend the funeral the hall at 8 oclock tomorrow morn ing. 2 Rev. Fred Winslow Adams pastel-.05 Epworthid. E. Church. of New Haven. whose marriage to Miss Harriet scan: took place in Slingerlands N. Y. last Tuesday evening, presched Sunday for his lather-in-law. Rev Dr. Heath, in the Methodist Church, in alleged-lands. Mr and Mrs Adams went on their wedding tour to Lake George. and are expected to arrive in New Haven. to» day The ladies oi Worth Church will tender. them a reception at the parsonage on‘ the evening of June 28. The gift heroine bride and groom. from the Ladl‘én‘ Aid society will be a large and bountiful rug for Mr. and Mrs. Adama' room. Fish Market. i ‘I‘ ‘ corresponding secretory of the Con necticut State Federation of Woman's cottage. in Madison. fot the day. A ately IMF lflflfllfll W Wm” held for the final rabbi ill the equal parental rights committde and the in: struction of the new committee in their work. Mrs ’i‘. it. Noble. Mrs 3.1!. Planes. of Norwalk are me at but sure. ,, _ the fleeting in NW. , "I VAitlIileivi MAI!” DEVON VAR- " .NIDNI’ I I}. . mill“ Paint cost no more I. quartz, makes it look brighter and use: mil: Watkinsi-la twice as long as cheaper floor ‘psints. I“ want Do , trunk or hot- ' hinges. 1 Mrs. Henry W. Mather and Mrs; Bear The annual meeting oi the Spring—4 ”1 tion will be held at the chapel, Wed-i will probably have work started soon .. At a special meeting of Norwalk nl- . oi Hugh McMauue in a body. leaving . I hNative caught Blue Fish. Bridge - On Wednesday. Mrs. Jay ll. Halt. . Clubs. will entertain the omclal board a of that Organisation, at her ileashore . luncheon will be served. and immeIll~' Benoit. MP8; Fri Wt Cers‘rd. Miss D 3. I the executive been! f the onnecti- ‘ Bar nuts in obnoxious. wheels. SP DING for men. COLUMBIA for women. 9 $37 5!” , Spaidiug are ’99 model, with . Ilsa/car‘s Hartford No. 80 tires, 32-inch frames. . Columbia are 99 model, this- car '9 llertiord No. 80 tires, 2‘3 or 4-inch names. ‘ Who’ ll be the lucky ones? hoopla t; near center stairs. LII! I‘verytlung for. traveling. from 0 to silawlastrap or hand! elm. 3...: w. . l1 Blip no .l‘yleuvyl ll’Oll b§ltoin trunk. Iii-slat too fibre-bound ti 3o ruse corners an pl the, Yale lock dowcled on each side, deep tray with iIntubox, and finish— 5 ed with two strange-$5, . , Stout, weii- made and good: looking suit-cases oi sole- leatlicr of the Harlem from South Norwalk to ——$4 Club begs. 8i and less. New style deep out bags, :10 to $2.50. Telescope suit cases of cloth bound Fobre telescOpe suit cases. 60c to Bicycle luggage carriers. ilt frame. 50c and $1. . Deed shawl straps. 19c. ' umbrella and cane straps. like Adjustable handles, lit any bag, 19c Leather tags for trunk or case. with so plaid Minot to slip card in. be. ole leather trunk straps, 7. 8 or 9 feet long, 30c. Webbing trunk straps with self hold- ing buckle, 25c If your vacation is to in; spout ejt short? or mountain or. country ibstead of the “Pan—American, hammocks l lots of other out in Third floor. take elevator. THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO. v‘ ml ., PAPER :Your room limitations. The right paper w’i improve II. the wrong paper will mar it. The color and fig- me are bothl portsnt. Our variety is great enou to enable us to just suit you end your room. You’ll be pleased at the range of designs and prices. J acob It. Rudder Painter and Paper Hanher. 3'3I-houth Mam bireei. ’ Dpposlts Haviland emu. ii ‘ Fire or Explosion GET A '2, with leather and ilnishcd with three straps, :1. 25 to $2.25. in fact i had lost all can? I procured Dean's Kidney Pills: ‘ from Plateled' a uni; store. They did trol. his more g “d tbiin nny‘ doctor ever Kluge: Pills for her backache. ii‘l’hey cured her. soul for so cents a box. Foster mi burn Company, nacho, N. Y., sole for the United States. Remember tile namewDoau's— and take no other. Incorporated June 1860. . Directors: Aidan Salmons Edward Beard John [-1.le John H. Light John HE. Knapp Josiah R. Marvin Henry i. smith "George II‘. Bearse ALDEN sutures. JOHN II. rennin one. r. scAase. Precision? VicePnsideni. Sec. and Treat. , Qh’laDsah has lost computed II 5W 5 South llorvail Trust Co lncorooruidd lilll. Capital Fifty Thousand Dollars. First .525... "ion. Janina. no wAsmNG'ren smear. RICHARD H. GOLDEN. President. EDWIN O. KEELER. VMMident. CHARLES E. HOYT, Treaourer. TRUSTEES: .. 2 Frank A. Ferris Asa B. Woodward Then. i. Raymond Edwinab. Keeier Nelson Taylor Franklin A. Smith Theo. 8. Lownrlu Winthrop H. Perry Richard H. Goldmi- Banking business of all kinds, depos- its. discounts, collections. Savings Department. Deposits re- came on interest. .I Trust Company businesslfi Ii kinda. Authorised by its charter. with its up. ital.» creamy. to act as executor, ad- ministrator, guardian. cahborvator. west“ at any Htwst. . Accounts and trusts of all hind: soli- ‘ I CHIC. i' Drafts and money orders on all parts of the world. Letters of credit and travelers“ cheeks. BusineseIIho‘urs. 9 taiz a. an. and 1 to 3 p. "than! also 6 to I p. on. Solar. day evenlnae. mm SOLID AND NUDDENSFUL. Bill BKl‘iOKlL BKKK SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. mo coo.- on Ice 09. pd did and not only benedtted myself, buts ,_ , I advised Mrs; chain to take Dean's V “florid-filial Fmspsropfllcar. ioint appropriutl a con- y you have done as well as any body or men could do not! r to cum stances. and I believe that race but little criticism fr pressing necessities that have" amend- ed your favorable consideration Your cemmlttec’ on the judiciary has earned the praise or evorym citizen oi Connectln I If that holiest. iht‘al‘llv service is entitled to air .ior me to single r committee for ape ‘ciel comrnend on. You have all ' worked hard and well. You bevel! i- acted malty progressive and. I believe wise laws that will rebound in your credit. But the act that provides ml the ceiling or a co ustitntlopal convene tlon.’ it that act fulfills its mine... win give you a most enviable place in the history of the state of Connecticut At the opening of Your session a demon tloh did not seem to me to be the best Way to do the little that ought to be done. but if it is the only way, and it is your way. then i am bound to say that it is the best Way. and give to it my loyal cooperation. It will be, if called, a convention of the towns of I the state. Hartland and Hartford NOI'fll Haven and New Haven will meet equals. The system of town rep- resentation is thereby rendered safe. but this safety brings with it grave rs sponslbllities. it is to the towns that the people are compelled to go for a recognition of their finite. and it the people accept a town convention be. cause it is their only dboide it is as certain as seed time and harvest that whatever the towns do that is just will live to weir glorification. and whatever they do that is unjust will be undone to their condemnation west end of the capitol. hangs the au- thor's autographlc copy of the hymn ‘America' the grandest hymn ever written or sung. It is a good place for it. and the lines that are dearest to me are these: " 'i love thy rocks and rills. Thy woods and templed hills.’ “1 love the country. and have un- bounded faith in my leilow country- men. I believe that their teens will soon pass away I believe that the even sent to that convention from we hills of the state of Putnam and Trum- bull and Buckingham will meet with a clear and righteous understanding of their duty to that state and to their fellow men. i believe they will be true not only to themselves but to their faith in him who bids us all do unto others as we would be done by. and gladly give to their beloved land of steady habits not a new and untried. out a better and perfected constitlb on. ' "i wish to thank you for your ever present kindness to me. and i wish to assure you that you will take to your homes my sincerest hopes that the fu- ture of each and every one of ydu will be filled with success and happiness. ” THEIR JOY8 AND BORROWS. Experiences of a Venn Couple Who Went to East Woe to Wed. Within the last four days, circum- stances partaking somewhat oi the character of the romantic attached themselves to a wedding party setting out from Norwaik with the intmtion that the nuptial knot should be tied at a certain village within the limits of “the state of New York. But the party. bride and groom included did not get so far. The carriage in which they tourneyed broke dove when in the neighborhood of Sellock's corners, and they could get no further. Through the kind oillces of a gentleman living there the party found that they were close to the residence of the Rev. l. B Brown. Church. and that the Vehicle could not have come to grist in a. much better spot. And so; all Was amicably and easily arranged. The minister cour- rteously accompanied them a little way over the line into the next state. The young people were united in: liter-riled Isnd they went away in their carriage. which a friendly hand had made world able, evidently feeling that sometimes there are worse things than a shahy wheel.-—8temford Advocate. 1 m PENALTV FOR TAX DODDERDI The legislature, having seine time any for» those who neglect or more to pay their poll or military is: tied roo- owning the tact that til p it mean utter ‘ bli- such use; he that W “in the room thatl occupy. in the , i pastor of the Eastwoodei also. passed a law providing a lull pen- I I be at. be «3:99 more an: fails I ‘ lrstlsn museum none by IIII tor day. as the mercury climbs. Stocked ‘ ' to fill your every mm in this import on}. connection. Prices very pleastng. Ladies' ltripe Gingham Waists, col- "\ hit or same, bishop sleeves, soft collar, 0c, . . [ladiee’ Willie Lawn Waists, also main and colored lawn. fancy fronts, blebob- ploevos, the. Ladies’ White Lawn Waists, took I trimmed front and back 89c. Ladies' Corded Stripe Chambry wants, latest out. $100. , Indies? Vii-bite Lawn Walsts. sailor collars. small tuck trimmed trout and bwlndldfi... , -~Ladlles’-.fiue quality .White' Lawn Waists, insertion and tuck trimmed. bishop sleeves, soit cuffs. fancy coi- lure, 81.89 b . moss (loom scum. Summer Hosiery selling is active. ‘ Vito shall and to the activity by such ofleringe as tiles 2 Women’s Fast Bloch Drop Stitch Stopkings. 1(ic pair. Womens Plain Black. also Honey and Polka Dot. Fast. Color Stockings,I extro spliced heel and toe. 15c. pair. Women’ s Superior Lace Lisle Stock- ings, warranted fast and stainless, 25c. pa 7. Children 5 Extra Strung Stockings, spliced heel and toe, fast coim 12%c. Men' 3 Blues and 'I‘ an Half Hose, spliced heel and toe. iisie thread. spun suit ilnlsh. 12%o. pair. Men s Black Silk Lisle Half Hose. open lace effects. latest for men's sum: mer wear. 25c. hall‘s“? . ”,2. Vestal ‘sie yes, 25c Women’s his?“ 2. when... Jet-spiral ed trimmed. Abhrgalu.‘ 10 .Women'sIFine- Quail bed Vests. square lor 'V sleeves, 15¢. each. Womene Jorscyfill ,. it cy.trirhmed heck, ‘ >opeclal,17‘o.. 3 for 50¢ I .Women’ 3 Forest Mills J high . omen‘s Superior Dual Ribbed Vests, fancy la fronts. 39c. each for 259. . Men's Balbrlgqan a, bien' 5. French Balbrie a a DraIVers. all sizes.“ dra er I seats, 25c each. Men's Forest Mills Balbrlma 3 and Drawers. shirts Di sleeves. worth 50cc 9. Men' s Egyptian B iris shuts long or short also as; Ifabrie and finish. 49o. each ’ ‘ Mmesuumsa III-dirt Very prettiest wild but mm lines Shim. Figure til: en lals alone, to say nothmh a log. and you'll wonder how it‘ Menu and .Boys' hare Shirts. with collars attac ate collars and cuffs. size special. 49c. each. separate cuffs. shirts to be or white collars 59c; each. , “ ' Mons Best Quality Percale Monarch and imperial moire la colors, also white pique, 98c. each m “4 Washington Street. SOuth NorWaik. Conn. The Count toned up with 0F SILK OJ .0 ‘O on curable. Personal tolerances. With the coming of the sunshine comes a desire to brighten up the personal appearance. aids morcsarelp than an attractive Nothing 3 little BAND Our stock of Suits consists of some of the most attractive. dur. able, reasonable qarments pm- 00 :0 :0 00 0’ O! Tbe'JVeckwear line' 15 all that can be desired by the natty dressers. Impedian the only necessity to M make you purchase. ‘5 O 00 I The Gene" so are easy lobe on: but the p‘ c- as re hot. sea" as they are all marks union inspect. They Ir well but fills end condense all
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