. Lake region.
I All retain
Ema Gillie! Iy d’gobabiti‘
n area is on
old n5V no Oklahoma. ~
d .I‘Il in the Cu]
or iii lsisslppli
so of the rain aces ‘w
c a tutti this morning. The to
probably move northeastwnrd
The temporal. . '
' tinues mild except in th so real
northwest
reported.
II! o 100. ,
con ltlons' lav r in or
Vicinity lair tonight loIIOwed by in; .
‘ creasing cloudiness and probably rain‘
by Weds netlday Wrapper or .nl h The
‘ temperd‘turs vi " M‘leiy. '1'»-
Miss El 8. V'l‘lllotson. of Washington
street, Is spending the day in New
York. .0 .5 .,.
W Added}; Wheeler and VwVinVeV. of
Bridgeport we‘re guest‘ozoi‘... landsjln
South Norwaik oter Suede . . “
Ill Kathryn Dill! satin
new“): Sleuth «semis. ripen so.
8868M Sunday. in New York.
b'Sohiiub. ‘Jrz, intends to pay a
("sit to his brother Fred. at the..N9w-.
port Naval Training station;
nook
, Etc. New
India
limit;
John VKoeIiler. the North Main. street
restauranteur spent sunday at the
home oi his‘firother. Alois Koehler in
New Canaan. .
Jerry O’Learynl and William Mulhern
II .ros II
a.“ ME: euros. and metric!“
t9 New York to work.
James McDonald. lineman tor the
Boutb‘etp New England Telephone
Galilean.
nui- INorwalk, to South Main street.
,h was resumed yesterday. at the
‘1r0anorlts. after the‘
Vftor the Inspiration «W .998
2 . ’ VIVckV VC. .Cardenha «given
thd‘mtxrancc flowed wi lthg the John
t. is spending the day it
esearch of goods tenth
dtoheno posi- .
ti:a ‘89:” cwlrfine quallrowneloeh
Wait" .".
mud .“Rsltulslrl. oi Wanbuny. In}; T";
ability-till mom-ts
lromoeouplsnl Mia‘s Johanna lant- .'VV
rectum ii. (mammal:
Ithbl .ot his
«The supreme Court lilo Cigars
- Dr. Hand In. G 1mm dine
returned to their bomb in New York.
alter spe g the Tho vaca-
tlon at t home or seem nd Mrs.
we. Mrlsfig , _ , ~
Gaydfidwls ..
wag iii; ovlslt
wi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. O’Brien.
at their home in Bayvlew avenue.
Fidelity Lodged O. 0 E. 0: Bridge-
port. will hold ambush 8rd,
4th and 5th. lit lamps sa ii“; I
street, to whlc mberer
Rebekah fill cordiallp't
- . The Womflffi‘A ry .
Church. will hisstz‘ orro “tensed-.3?
in the basement of he Chapel oi Cur
Ho Savior. The' Junior Auxiliary
wil meet Thursday afternoon at the
same place.
Church. tonight. the regular weeki
class and prayer meetln s wiii be com
Won sgcount of t It! fair. which
we: a' distinctive style—us
iii 0.883383” RARE
. easiest to look therefor it.
It you have our overs
incoit made here. 81ml
you no there than
1 ; books. it has!
to timing. .
ROCKS IN sore.
n‘dxt «
arcane 1 Mills. of Webmaster! “
Into moved ri-or'n Wilson ere- -
At the South Norwsik Methodist t
l) " it .
Chinese lilymopread 7
further every any
' and' Ilsladinmmd (
6818:; Digkene’ combiete wor »V V
s 1 ‘ ,"I l -
Bli- Wilter Eco
itlésander Inumsa' complete works.
V10 vols. ~47. 60.
mines Eenlmllrt Cooper's complete
works, 16 vols. L49. ~
8892 Count 0! Monte Christa. 4 vols.
— 32
Robert Browning’vs complete works.
12 MIR-$80752 ~ ‘ VW
TMnnyaon‘s c‘mpi9VteV orig-45. 75.
mmrs‘smoidplste works. 18.
flanker“ til i t w he 12
speare' 9 co p e e or ,
vdlsfle
Thacl8ernys complete works, 1ft
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
The Social udder. by- Chas. Dans}
Gibson-85.
$3 76.?
prising. by Chas Uana Cibsorr»
d or Friends by Chas.
new. mislead
Adventures of Mr Pipp, by Chas.
-— 3
mm Maxim“; Eli-'5' by Hamilton}
Wright Mable-8 2.
Whitefish Nflsgrpalterpby Paul Joel-
caster F0rd~
The American Stage—‘42.
The Dolly Dialogues by Anthony
Horse-81:90
T‘he‘Crléls. steam" ill. James K.
Beckett Edition—21 50.
Ailce in Wonderland. illustrated. by
Peter Nowell—$3.
Throat :.the Looking Gla9s. Illus-
mus by else i 2‘32
.88.
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Palne’s Celery Compound ha'san-
quired its famous reputation by itiI
rtul and; , ii by.
and o
undo
,thoos .
.ond
ergyp
V0 roam
. . by
thin. maker?“ 6 cod pure ohli’rlch.
establishes a perfect slition oi the
mart. gives natural sleep and dine
‘w critical
. thins neryou
nrovldentio 1' love
rnpouad otter in
~ Before a It i had
it ,e as; of vagiguo Wing
noon no to 0, use s, r.
«you me to infidel last-rim:
. the life or my boy."
.» tiles. Sold At PInisted’Vs drug store. ”
. ' W
Fthe- opening exercises of
, ohm... s . .
. i} ; t ' ,
02% ”fights?“ 58% _
stand in order to breathe. ’A h
when. which I sienna mac worm
, Her
Inmihslonero will no
gliders and In
8 son rslial otter tohlnm.
on get tells!
that it s and
RGMQEIIV “it
redness amusansmo . .
Mennonite-r caution ram.
VV'The artist; who will
the tale Wed
neaday night will be Mrs. L R. Good-
year. contrillto. or New Haven; Mrs.
Pardclp8te in V
in . ~
En nea iy every case or partial or
tare that tourism! is more troublsso
than th didiculty oi hoarlnr—the dis.
traoti . , d noises These make such
on on some as toIaimost
Insane. The everlasting
. , nging. snapping, rumble or
1» , .rscta them by day a
tnight. -
Frances Heath-Eaton the popular so . VV ‘
prano of the First Methodist chums
”choir; Miss Edith May Root, who so
recently charmed a South Norwalk au-
dishes, and or. George ALawton.
tenor both or New llavon. Mr. Hodg-
sonxthe organist oitlle Mouth Nor-well: P
Congregational Church. will accom-
"baby the sclclsts The aim feature or .
the fair will be the supper, which will
be served at eo'cloclt. edneaday eve
nlnr‘. The formal one in“: exercises
will be heldls rrln the evening. The
lair‘wili’be 0 Thursday and Friday
A FASCINATING IJRAMA.
The entertainment announced Itor
Hoyt's Theatre, tomorrow night, is the
teaclnutlasmnd delightlul dramatica-
tion of Anthony Hope’s” novel "The
Prisoner of Zenda ” A striking feature
of the play is its continuity of action
so closely preserved that nothing as
sentii do the story is left to the im»
ilii’ns ion. while Avemliitr‘s necessary
to the sustaining ois exoitin
fascinating drama. is inell ..
that keeps the interest or the and? ‘V
tor from the prologue until the dual
rail 88 I89 9urtalnéoltgtol88ing a story
node a as to; n s » pen
The ibibr many "yearstoi com"
REUBEN IN NEW YORK.
it??? then human
will
and
‘ ' “first” 5 l
i res.
can me.
”e ry mm while thepiecs in
shot
villilkdsdfr u “lsuflinsm‘om start .
on... _
s timid m
. _. P ,
not. the audience at Hoyt's
t th
at plessl
oflflnm Terry.
ujolts. i ported by an
Twig; Comedy on I
lose th
pre
Us
4'26
VV‘ were so interwnxled that the faces in V
his audience are much the same as
ero. Uncle
“MM
fishy, who acted their ports to period-
The nest attraction in thy bad‘ho
with?
m»
omen A sows Li".
a bore.
”8?; “WI-“2
' V V . “ V V “M
camisowhomsmhodhy
nltod also:
roster-d
examination and was 331“. for
the mills
afternoons wi out admission from 3 1
Americans. by’Chas. Dona Clibson-w 71560 Middle lb ..
nail rorth s8
sous situations V
The" horse-
r 0! the h
a:
1'.
on April day. that sunshine. then show-
“In. ,0. .
Welsh idolletllmduy mm mm
Wrens «EMMA
lhr '
It. shoal be understood
eta 9' . no in mind that
meat to required that will
. . ation in the basis been
9 the congestion and well:
Wwfip the secretion of mucus so
.. Ebola will be and been open
'ipassage of air into the mid-
dle nan; Nb locally. a with medicine
will ”eminent do this, oni
were rub ’down and kills
in one year. Both had to tarrh
head which had extended W to the
sustacbean. tubes. leadlnf train the
throat to the middle ear and were
quite hard of hearing In both cases
the coroner‘s jury decided that the
came to their death because oi.’ iuabiiv
ere.
Elainliy was endeavorlng to escape
_ W
I'M
‘2 did-”£882.. ill?
.gmndm mil
it I
Lubes I“:
Weider-mo it lost
from the oven. .
, 3M5llfiiumhh” .
. ills florid.
ALWAYS math anoint
m Ill Wilberolitlud. rno‘lorI 3'
most proton at
VE three codes out or tour unisbt
complete (leafless there is another ea~‘
‘ and silence the- distracting.
.10 .
The root collapsed while the
V life?
named sis mobs
VV_. intended tor them. What II
them is oil intellect mounts as h
w ave
been prevented by the; HIGH)! Stuarts
Qatari-h Tablets. These (oblate: curs
all kinds of catarrli. The? dim be
329;:th at any dr ‘
Tirol: Stuart's Chiarrh To
tectualiy core catarlih oi the ‘eusta-
cheap tubes and the head noises and
dadfness resulting therslrcm la attest
ed by the followingi .
Mrs. James Barlow the timeout mod-
lste says.' “i finally had to. give. up
personal attention “to y customers
and in consequence manyoi them went
elsewhere. I was in despair for slice
V‘ ialists seemed bonerlcsa to help me.
Stuart's Cdta'rrh Tablets cured me In
.1 at a little while so completely that
hear as well as ever. ”
Vy Samson C. S. Beverly Vbeeaxhe
V. so dent item Catarrh that he woe fore
ed to resign his position. and abandon
his profession. lie says: “Ct course
my inherent professional prejudice
was hard to overcome. but knowing
the great benefit you had received. my
dear General. through the use of Stu-
art's Catarrh Tablets, I used them. The
great and almost home late relief I ex—
perienccd who truly as dishing. I an:
new entirely cured and have no tear
. oi the disease returning. i go back to
my old post next month."
Stuart'ssontarrb Tablets have done
. it. do do it. Wfli‘r‘do it. Try mainland
,_ be convinced They are for sale at
any drug store at 5.0 cents a box. It
will put you to very little trouble or
expense to prove what they will do for
you. Send to F. A. Stuart & 00.. Mar-
shall. Mich, for their free book about
3 catnrrh. A postal card will bring it.
Write today.
f’txxxvxllouliiice 8
mm .0 0.0.0.1. .0“.
make you’ll be poor all your
Every man and woman
. Elsewhere {savings mount.
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
pays 4 per cent interest on de-
posits in its Savings Deport-
WHEN YOU GET OLD
where is your income com-
ing from? I‘rom money say~
ed during the naming part of
your life, and from nowhere
else . . -
* " You cannot colitnleiicc ear.»
lier than today to Save. 39‘
come it] and OPEN iii] account.
4 per cent. is what we pay
on deposits. . .
scorn nonwntxusavnecs V
BANK.
United Bank Building.-
. WIN‘VTV‘en UNDERWEAR liens.
This rhesno another week all lively
trading. These special lots are limit»
first.
WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants, vests fancy trimmed neck and
ed, only 25c each.
Pants, superior ilnish, 500 value for 29c
each.
Women's Forest Mills Vests and
Pa‘nts‘. line quality. soft tleeocd lined.
at 500 each.
Mlsses‘ :Forest Mills Fleeced mined
Jersey Ribbed Underwear at 25¢ each
Children’s Jersey Ribbed Underwear.
made by the Springfield Knitting 00..
line ribbed. a bargain at 894:.
Boys' Il‘Vleeced Lined Shirts and
Drawers, at 25c.
mam unnsnwean.‘
Drawers, at 25c each. _
Men’s Plain or Ribbed Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers all sizes at 49c
encb.
Men's Natural Camel's Hair. White
and Scarlet, All Wool Shirts and
drawers from 760 to $1. 50 each.
EARE- ROOMS.
.. .8“ I .
1:91 the speflnls:
o‘d soda-well try. to be among the
trout, extra quality, heavy iieeced lin- ‘
Men’s Heavy Weight Shirts and 60
83 and 88 Washmgton St. to
Are indorsed by great ARTISTS. because they _ .
excelled. tor TONE. DURABILITY 8nd WORKM ‘
And OUR guarantee is as good as a ’ - "-
Government Bond
The oniv perfect PIANO PLAYERiSw » 1
SCHLEICHER 8:8
' In our 8!
P‘VGR LADIES.
The; are not foreign mode.
for We feel on!» American mic sad
noodle no braiding bi wise properly fitted:
difference” to style. more difference in fit. most of;
the My they one mode Reinember Nassau“ T .. ‘2
tilt. best mode. Price 36.00.8911 styles?” W ‘
The mods new and orloinoi shapes. t than with the
applied to them and brilliantly of finish t:n‘aites our d
'V .trsnllve. Deeply cut priced attract buyers to this silo.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and ‘ VV i
Ladies’ Who! Colt Clot
larltsshloned lingers. so . ,
Lédies’ Wool Knit. Colt
pair
p<x~VChViidren's Coltv-xillove
01'8,‘.‘&t'250 pair. -
Men’ 3 and Boys' Heavy.
ed Gloves, six dillerenl: tyii
and 50c pair. ~
PlTHYw PARV
ifiih'gxipower here. ‘~
Men’s and Bo
21V 25 quality, new only 3;
“The Appleton" Fashion
Corset Covers, corset t
imported Tom 08 .ii
and till a. - ' ‘
.I
no mAmcrl‘m
We
out on others.
"ill
lssoimss. '
romances.
now u,
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