mam rAcxna( rw 3
“Village only). .. i
'1“ A your man assem-
shilliNT or arms. it
1A1: UNiON Lanai. smog!
firomooo. ":14!
ammonium we omit. also. .
so. A , A
cal News Notes
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ne'l‘dl‘i’i‘ml‘ll‘éri‘T‘T’ afll‘g‘k‘l ,
8.3:“ v bndcpNodiditt‘tlngth op
ill and along the Atlantic com
St. Lawrence valley. An area of high
pressure and low temperature is con-
wore reported from Montana and
North Dakota‘i: Obliditihiiliii ram for
this vlci ity fair and cooler weather.
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1391991! 99959:»; 1% GresnenL Terrace
has secured a posito in the market 9
Stevens it Walters. 11 11-. r1 : 1 11
an“? Woe-u» mil fol-v. m s ...
The clorhsi South or}: are de-
sirous’ of hsvlnl} th’o “gitnlges the: all day
on Frill”. homicides-1 'A' ' elf’v'fl
tier. m P.11‘Wllhetni or lit-latent ‘
preached lastasvening..- ohm. Paternal.
CongregationsLQhurch, in ,North Main
street. VA
m 1A “8.4
on; Pen ‘ i 1.
will p sy with the oltfifidg‘gm
the baseball season in the position of
11thth .: .. ...
rnm Swedish ”who r «even, oi
W‘p‘rcest r. Mass .. .ihurasd outlast
week .1“ i; gt; ééfidin egdguarters in the,
Worcester
The new badges for the South Min
1 1 wall; fire department have arrived, and
art! in the hands of Councilman F‘arron
8. Bette, who is chairman of the tire
committn. V‘5:v' it. I: .' ‘lu‘i 9L
"'.
The‘orew coats and boots which were
purchased with money apprqpr todby A
the South Nor-walk Commoh ouhcil
have arrived. and have been distribut-
0'1 mmmww ”1.4% .eiilie' Ma ‘1
The first mass meeting at the Fede-_
ratib‘Vn VfV'oi‘Yohng PeopgsNSodioiiés ‘rtzi'eV
cent 9th! ‘
be hfidn‘zhls ekeglhfimlho 30m
walls“ gothodhi 'Qhuroha
m... '"’- i .\
Mrsfi‘w iv. when: oi Haniord Place,
hss'hsannngsgedtwmmsh rhusto tor
thssnew 1W grit: _ hegemonic
Hall which is _ :i‘nosdawum.
Thursday evenings each creek.
1 0.0. F.. willxolta iii port, this
evening, to heiguehtsogidglity Lodge
0‘. 7;; 818131831”
been ‘procure
n- 1N3"1
The special city .
pose or taking Age ’the resolution
passed by the So i' 0331:3531me
Co c111,. par at hit . r a
Min $um mohhlht :lhfl
municipal ueleptric “i‘ght [1th will be
held this equip; 5&9 A ll.
3 its
ompleted; h‘y captain nArthur
Do The issue will betaken to the
N . A . AggIts' dodks, and
tiny msiie you thing oi
store has abundance
The Women's Ancillary oi the Y.
Aawill hold its monthly busi-
mass meeting tomorrow afternoon at
1,‘ ‘ 1 ,A ‘
Window-screens
the... 1...
The light thing for wear.too
ion taday ”is much
Improved in appearance-“ 1
i 1
allow the members -to attend the Me- Summer ”gm“
lilies ms: lo
opiate. Practioal ly ev-
ths meeting of the Lahoring Men was cry summer need 1,, here.
postponed until Tuesday eve
lVr‘aro opportunities on thfizec
confine Etdh'h ado hemtdtrriipl
Edits tlia'tu were 8 8.7! t9 2%?” ‘
11 1 War 00 18.00
AAAAaaAimuasn M§V.V.AVVVV in 3mm
Suits that were slandto 322.30
‘1?! n a em lhpgfit‘i inpphgttmumweVggV
area of low pressure is passing out the ' 1 '
pie’s meeting at the South Norwalk
Methodist Church. last night. The sub-
”actuate "Some Modern Missionary
Achievements.”
Catholic up on
Jackets'that were 85 to $10
Etons that were none to $16.00
A 1 im his ears
: it's an thVr'casion to be seispdg
' Second VtiVoor. :
smrt‘r wAlsl’s
iHow much the word means.
Dodson it means in
more style, more ‘be
atlas. more tor. one as money
Hererthers m waists trots 60s to
. $12: nearly evA r chants
style; can be 6 lid here
Chambray and cereals waists, nice.
is: tucked soft or
trai~in thembrthwestl alight haste
cuncil Knights of
Colombo-s1 wlliunee ‘tb‘i‘s evening. The
mottsnzndsanmmorisii summation do».
Accused; ”cinnamon the decoration 9L
‘ their graves will come up.
are? Vth” u later;
cchhre tournamgt b3 Vwe‘e‘n the Nor-
:iflk ::Eim:M¢9VVM
d2 :1. the Lot
‘ il‘ne sublect oi the. mid.
mg in the First
CMBI‘WO-flnm Church laundered V collar
chapel Thursday evening int 8 will be
orry 8Q way,“ no
why‘ the pastor. ‘
8hcrii! Sidney E. VHawley, of Bridge-
pc‘trt,’ went' to Wetiferadel
and took with‘h 'fi’ifi:
were a AlVltAeVncndA
’s a th rectntm
the ortzhiaaitsanerioi; court.
wi‘lt was almost a miracle.A Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me of a terriblma
grout Mi Voy 5th body.
West Oomwell
Faucyislngham waists, many colors.”
{1 genie button in back now soft? collar—-
. Zephyr pleural-n wi‘ls'to plain colors
or! fit a me.
is $321 VAVrlp VVVVtViQVV ,.
.8118?
d
gt‘ngh'aih‘ii; rich 2hdsdmb stilt?
1%th timers-«large range 0!,
styles—$1.50 to $4. ,
Sheer white lawu waists, trimmed
with inserting tucks hematitchiug and
tine embroidery; also tine ianoy white
“‘gliloue waists—81‘, 31.26 and ti. 6.9- A
V‘ASWsiVsts or extra one lawn and pl-
3 .or short sleeves,
sch; someillavs all over em-
liroidorad fronts. others art! handshme
’ly trimmed with insertion lack tucks
and hamstltching—ti. V76, 32
angVVVV Anionic :olV.
9
is
,, . i A ‘i
hit iay‘iilookingsfgiirogp-
kins." in their hall. Gazette building,
mm. ”on: lav. mammoth» .
duced by the s. of T. to the evident :3:
joiment and satisfaction AoViV those prea-
THEV- ROWLAND
any scope on.
-'3“T""VT“’9“ it
Mr «and Mrs.(htnltuorgan.1Mr.zand-1 A
Mrs. Chauncey Provost and Mr. and :'
Mrs. Giants stem. 10: Stamford-.1 have 1
Sold in Mark Stevens, of Norwalimthe A1
tract order-inland manna as the Mom ‘-
gen farm. in New Canaan. The tract
At the meeting of the Ladies‘ elm.
t ‘ti‘ie {Misshpsrlor ‘
of the First Church Wednudly utter- 1
icon «mausoleum crass most A '
meeting infinithmi‘iseslchnrch. New i
Haven. will be me. ”all 1.41 V G
omrmimeoemm. .- A * “ “
ti
The Sewing school of the First. Con-
msationsl Qhwmn sire a lair ate: .
urday atternon at 2 in the; chapel.
Miamiusschm harshest sander»: 1 1
in securing some Avory gopd work them
the nouns seamstress“ will
on exhibition Stalin!» dildo
The ladies of St. Paul' a parls
encampment anion
cl in Berkeley strliélié‘tli
turthen'oohaidet‘: uni listtetio
ing the colonial et ‘
i,- hombre! any. O"
"in: Rebehltli Lodge, 9
‘Nfilkfiail" “no.
.4 ' L a
Mr. Dryden was (in to surpris‘o and not
Va little annoyed to receive a cepy of
. the paper editorially condemning him
Al's: bringgpg his private business into
111.
Acrack to make. especially It,” fiii
1a colored man on the im%.
‘ tfilflégmw ids
' Dll .
In ”in ' Vim Em ‘
‘r‘ h‘etho‘g‘et a’A
“if“
condo
re
11¢.qu the ground that it was too long
after the, hour hushed. The passenger A
was politely t d. that under the rules
d not he accepted and
the trails n
that he $219]
Pill?
32$ M
cor. " sad the bursting” savagely.
VAiVlav‘e to my bio for
"I’ll pay for you, then. " said the corn V‘
doctor, ringing up his tare. "i'd rath
g9. E99919 395992.! Wit wrgpAgiotV idoth a V
T is Would doubtless have closed the 5
incident had not the irate passenger 1
seen "Abe" Huinmel sitting opposite?
him. To him the irate one appealed to
know it he was right on wrong in re-
iusiug to pay his tare.
"Do you wish my legal advice?“
asked Mr. Hummsi. with a show at»
mVlVCY. ,} “i my 1'1. 11‘ 5m: .1-
‘i
‘lld d0. u
“i listen give infill advice without a
see."
'{wéiif thrill a‘ live-dollar bur. " sold
the passenger. peeling on a bill from a
big roll. and handing it to Magnetron]
who promptly accepted it.
“My advice ill—pay your fare or get
oil the car. "
"Is that all?" A
"No." replied Mr. Rommel. Then.
calling the conductor. and handing him
the bill, he remarked. "it is certainly
warmth“. “09-. to and and reward
a gentleman y conductor. "-VNVew York
Times. . “
A caller ill kill: «manly department
he t ,week ‘ cretarii Show how
he liked hls'o has}?
"cast smut date or the artery or the
iotlr.‘,hlln men, a th ,eie hunt.”
turned int}; décrétdry M 'honfirst hlw ind
man touched the siephant's side. 'Wh‘iv'
he said, ‘an alsphs t is like awail’ The
second blind‘ml‘m ut his arms around
the. it A1991“ 9 a Awan:
mohair.“ ‘iixitldi‘éc ode" as third
blindltsaiihaughi hold or the éiephant’s
tail..A.‘. yea: both avrong. he declared.
‘Ad el'é‘pha is “like. a rope! The
fourth blind man touched the ele-
han't‘s trials ”1;! mi: can you say such
i kings”? oitclai ’An elephant is
I ‘1 11819,. 21,465,} .
“1 ‘§il9m' my,ylezvg.pi a tree 1. y de-
pertinent. " rotary.
"are as dlifonéntrai ethane 0! he blind
men about the. elephant Take the cus-
tomsdivision, for, Example. That deals
with the sea and all that comes over
the sea. '1‘th secret geryicer—Atbat looks
out for the counteracts, protects the
presdient? and Milled detective Writ.
The antenna! thumbs rollicwthst has
its eye on moonshine‘rs and collects the -
internal taxes. And then there's the
immigration Vbureau-Vvthat is hell "
Senator Dryden, the new senator
from ow Jersey. is the victim at an
unint opal-in“ The trouble occur—
because a newspaper correspondent
is dcflcient in thals urnor.
9 I. in Hawaiian
Div glam fitting to air Vyeiits
ll!
muscsvciim 921111»;
‘ out do «33$ 998,: do: to
tor Drydén had gone to Senator
per
0
ewh’gnl‘és
high:
:w toquh VVAd E“ to: hit youth.
13V” M301 0
-. figs? heard, old,.the
A .i fa. i909
quial terms to the colored gentleman
in the Woodpile. When he sat down it
occurred to him that it was an awful
The jury took the case,
iittleto his surprise. found for his
:client. toAs the Jurors VV-tth room the
colored man said to th
er:
going to find
”Thought We is
not you. didn' l “1%)?
ould,’AA' replied the iawy
"That didn't. make any difference
’ with me; saidéite colcred man, ,"1
it " t ’ 38cm
tied with death
in outbreak in
ahroa w gr
”Preheat-38h little 1 At We!“ {0“ house improvements.
‘y and I'll not leave the
.VAour tenants lire making rsQ -‘
v :1) You must satisfy thorn and cor-
3 207 East Washington St.
N MW’K‘HM:
SPECIAL SALE
unlit-VAL,“
Beginning ‘ :
Saturdau. Mon 24th.
Our Entire Spring ’Btock of
l s'.
,w TRIMMED 1
MILLINERY.
will be closed out at reduced prices.
This means a reduction otA 3,0,;N150
per cent.” in price morph opportunity
rye—to secure high grade milllnory at a
very small expense.
M. F. [loiterman
81 Main Street,
Norwaik. 1 '
We Ever: Mata,"
Small Springs.
THE G. N. .111.szan 1
mafia co.-
WV’. R. magma"; gum“? .A
50 warren 59 Nora/41.x.
AVVV idle “$1 ”1er 31:: life. “
A...:Silll9 iTaxes.
NOTICE "
4:7 «111
Alum: ATAXESV
Tho‘tsnnsxsrs Jr the. all! or Booth. 8
Norwalk‘. are hereby untitled that the
"city tax of“! and Otis- half (8%“) mun;
on the dollar. lpld on; the: assessment
list at 1901, at a oily méeting held in
ddotM ,Aalaothell-
,Arion Bria: on MuDdison street. on the
1; m A' ' or ill
.1 “its dollar, 5%qu 1* fime‘e’le.
0lell be, due a porch the first
its}
receive the same at, leech M. Layton' s
cities, No. 5 Railroad Place. Penalty
at the gate of nine (9) fper cent. a your
y 1,..1202. wil be charged on
aéhll! remaining «haploid hitter June
' JAMES PAUL,
00113623:th Taxes o: the City of South,
South Norwsikj‘Aprii 28. 1:302. ~
Bio 12
A, cams whom-datum”. ‘
“on-‘—
The ayers o! the Son
Union 1 District are hereby not-
1 l A in l ~ of d
.611 as
s d dotted swise crut!
fled cottage c rtains, new spring line
price? from 620 up
little Ar. died Behinstts curtains;
chalice of ma y excellent values, tromg _
cut-lain. new exclusive 1
regVular price,V
week only, 161. 98
wing complete lincs or.
on; bari’gains.
Ones lain it
$3.76. 13.29 V
FOUR IVTEMii OF WHITE GOODS.
This stere'As equipment of white
goods I- particularly mason: Jdat it
one it"s an
moron c. 1
once that in ii): are splendid vpiuss.
We have received another shipment” 3
0: short len he hit. hit '
iects. worth from 1V5Vtoa121 cents yd
Fancy cor‘ded and ilgured piqucs
some exquisite patterns
among those,V1ust the thing for ready,1
fancy Madras.
heavy raised cords; and satin figures
A to match. ntrfioc each! ‘
spotter feature in this season's pro-V
Me a line M draa s rts,1’
A leadirllg shades :vinh one
c each A
A trill dine of the col 1
arch and Majestic shirts‘i‘
‘ leading styles and shadow-ab
8f 8L 85 WaShington Sheet. SgAu
«striped and satin figured ‘1 59
nd swisses some white’
(,lmVu nihr-rs with open work effects
This advertisement you are using a chair. Since the early day
ture making men have studied the chair subject and buyers of ones
if it be the a tique style or the modern ones of rare woods, pay
the brains of an Asrmy or chair makers
Chairs in the Twin Cities, and our prices are only a little adyan't
cemss throu h legitimate buying for cash in large quantities,
Our Special—holder: Oak or Mahogany rials rip
$2. 50 is a we dsr Don't fall to see th em.V New lines or M fit;
We have the largest assortment
leading fac ri‘es.
wows sumo...
J COLLINS & co...
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
wt} “‘Afi‘y ..
JRP‘amr‘m. V .
M A
-. 1toas'dlesaad1‘ _
"the pair. 1 '9 9»
Ladies' Vsrey seamless Valduel:
L'dd'ies‘ best quality oiik‘ Ito ..
luau. limeV patterVnVa. Hemmer“ - N
heavy ribbed StAo gVVa,
25o.1orliy ill: a pair; ‘
V Haul! .Aiiose, in blank and
Hilda reaml "
silk embrtvfdlefi oft _V
fast colors, A256 pal
MLEN’B NQBQY O
A big purchase
outing shirts. has I
in ovor A
thieatyIsPlga‘d "
a.
May.1;;fitdv1‘h°tmoltvili1
" but tlky 'lblllg‘et in fast the ”Manta: mated
by .VSOrVeehs for Windows arid 1 '
I ‘ one hundred to sell,
Win or» Screens 22 to 34' or. open
“T‘Oth‘ good styles? the same attrash'wapnce
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