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r.
wan-res 6. 00: sets CIi .
, tide s: to s. IL;
Lambda
sagas. %
“$3“ .Iiorwalte
; 8+1 Itods
Hula“ chi:
unusual incident. f ‘ be
when senator Infill 'Ar-
, ,walked up to flie'PFesidont’s
, alone and took. the oath. It 1s
1%.“! for the healer stapler to escort
is spasms. but In this instance den.
i; Berry. who is known as the one-
ed veteran of the confederacy.'and
[finite have been bitter personal en-
’nmlu for seventeen ye'nrs. Senator
Bacon offered to do the honors for
‘rla‘rke, but the latter declined. pre-
lfarring to make his debut alone.
., ’ The recent epidemic of typhoid feIer
_ i It England has led to fresh discussion
5 of projects for utilising sewage instead
of polluting the sea with it. "Black
sud WhIte forcibly states the case
thou, “England (50%?” to tho sea
at great cost a valuable matter, worth
i
.',.,23.-_.
’80000000 a year, and as a directIIe-I
f‘ 1 glen receives 10000 caeeiil of typhoid
‘ . lover and many hundreds or deaths.
.l M. Ayres, United States consul at
Rosario reports that this year's Whnr
vest in the Argentine Republic is with
on: precedent n that country. Some
2~ ,{weeks no the crop of miIao was ecti
mated at 3, 600, 000 tons of which, a 600; .
000 tons would be available for expert
*The 'wheat crop is also exceptionally
large.
Notwithstanding a profit of 16.000,-
’000 rubles last year, postural-range
"meats in Russia are said to be in do
2 piorable condition. There are seldom
enough clerks. the postfotiices are too
small. and~at Warsaw not long ago it
was announced that the post‘ office
, would receive no further packages for
2‘, a week
IFINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED.‘
Boston insurance Company Raports
that It is not up to—th. mad-rd.
BOSTON, April 24—The once... of '
the N rth 'Amorlcan Fire Insurance
Compa y of this city have been noti-
‘ III that its financial condition is not;
up to the standard required by the
statutes. The Impairment is estimated
at about. ’60. 000, or 30 per cent. and is
amounted to a decline In premium re ‘
kibultiltg from s' reinsurance of the com-
* party" a businestr In a foreign company
at the close of 1092, to depreciation in
Ville- value of real estate held by the
company and to change in the method
of calculating the reserve required by
. the insurance department. was: com-
‘ pasty is one of the oldest and most re;
potable in this line in the city and it
expected tint the directors VIII re-
mand an assessment to make good
rename-t
BTEAMCHIP ARRIVALS;
« . from Genoa and Naples
. ~NW YORK. April 24—Arrived:
us from Havre.
sans lrene. from New York.
QDYIOUTH.» April 244-Arrlved:
s g « ’rlns Wilhelm. from New am:
WINSTON. April 2l—~Arlllwoil:
rb, .m ’3 per week until
Season, for $6 the pair -'
. .1
.___.._.
Phone res-s. . ,
smiths S'i'f‘v’
, W YORK. April 2i—krrlved W014
fCENOA, April 24—Arrived Steamer '
, “payments Old-warm;
.- . for the season, for act-‘46
d for. i
and look at these sued. ijy’ou
‘ thinking of purchasingwn they,
'a Old Well Tire. moan-I'm
.2 ,,
“iv-NI.) 3,- H‘ H p w;
. at the new store,
,3 olflfit Norwalk.
With lei-sort III-omen of
signed For Dress and
Outing Wear
ever shown III the waaiks All or-
doI work receives special and prompt
..t.ienilon. ’
«SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
\
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Ysu'il Eel It lairn
~lf you are iooldng for the latest
styles. and designs in Wall Paper.
here is the place to see it.
The! Arc Tilt: Best Efforts
of the best artists and careful manu-
lecturers. The pIices are] within
’I'euch of all.
. To ORDER.
"-‘Wliidow Shades.
Picture Frames.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials
ICPECIAI—
White Curtain Poles with Fixtures
10c.
Cloth Window Shades, with fring-
26c. ‘
Solid arm Hall Curtain units. :: z
kingfwith llamas. too.
- on Cloth Bindlox. 100 box. ,
PAINTING. PAPER usuomo.
oscoasrmo.
"L2H. Decker?
_ 01 .W‘SNWES’I‘ Street,
South Norwalk. Com
Telephone Connections.
School Taxes
UNION SOFT—00L DISTRICT.
The taxpayers of the South Norwalk
Union School District are hereby not
ltled that the district tax of one and
one quarter mills on the dollar laid on
the town assessment list of 1902 at ai
meeting of the district held on the 3d
day of June 1003, at the Franklin
street school .will be due and
payable on the rat day of May, 1903
at which time i shall be ready to re-
ceIVe same at Stillson-Poweli‘ .Idrug
store 82 Washington “street? ally
at the rate of nine per cent a you will
bo'charrrcrtod aadaftcr June I 1003.
Itétt
Choice Miiilneru De-'
ts
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be?
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UNCLE asbesws OPINION.
"They may say what they please. but
iisten-henr me; .I' ve taken all kinds
of laxatives purgatives and cathartics
but when it. comes to one that is easy,
an? pleasant to take. mild and gentle steamer Colorado which arrived here
in ts sc.tl0n and that makes one want. today. from Hull sighted on April 17,
an extra slice of bacon for breakfast ithc body of the elephant .IIngo. Jingo
just give me Chamberlain's StomacI
and Liver Tablets, and you may have: in captivity. died at sea while being
all the laxative syrups dyspepsia med- tI-anspmted from Liverpool for New
“a
II
as '
25“,“
w
Keep a good supply of
Aycr‘s Family Medicines on
hand. It's so easy then to take
one of the Pills at bedtime if you
feel I dlnlc bilious. or if your
qumIIch is It trifle out of order.
Just so with the Ssrsspsrllls.
A low doses will bring back your
lost appetite, give strength to your
weakened nerves. and relieve
you of that Icrrlbic.fccilng of
,exhaustion.
And besidI) there are the
children to thitik of. A dose
or two at the right time often
i; 0.1%"
means to instill.’
Queer Carcass causes Commotion on
I Board Ocean Liner.
NEW YORK. April Iii—Tile British
said to heme been the largest dephant
Cleveland’s Mayor Would Condoms
Movements to Room Him for Dam-
oorstls Presidency. '
KANSAS am April as -—|layor ,
Tom L. Johnson. of Cleveland. under-
dote of April. 01. wrote the following
letter to 1.1. W. Merrill. of this city.
a Democratic politician in response to
a letter from Merrill, discussing John-
>1 :on a nomination for president in
| “Replying to your favor of the 17th
instant. permit me to say that i think
my field of usefulness in right here in
’ihls c ty, and at most of the state of
Ohio and i must condemn any move
meat such as you speak of being un-
wise and undesirable The more talk
'nbout nominating Inc in 1904 is a posi-
:tfve injury to what i am trying to ac-
complish bore and it does seem to
me to be too bad to Interfere with
work that in hearing such fruit. i do
hope you. as II friend of mine. will dis.
courage this in every way possible. i
am grateful to you for your kind
words, but believe that. on considera-
Ition. you will agree with my conclus-
on."
SAVED A IOY'O LIFE.
Mrs, Captain H, Hubbard, of Mll~
ford, Dei.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave'
nim a few doaes He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor-
ning." For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F.
H. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
HOLLAND-VENEZUELA TREATY.
THE HAGUE, _Aprli 2t.——The first
chamber f the stains general today
adopted t e treaty of arbitration be-
tween Holland and Venesuela.
CASTOR‘IA
For Infants and Children.
its list You Ilm AlsIIf tonsil
Bearstbs
icines and pills, little or big there is lurk. in the steamer Georgie. The SW00!
in the country. Them Tablets surely body of the elephant was thrown over- ' _ ‘
do make one feel joyful. " For sale, board from the Georgie on March 12. ”m-..
by Stillaon Powell Corporation. 6‘. H: The body was sighted about 700 miles WW
Baxter and Clifford Pharmacy. ” east of Cape Race.
BOTH KILLED. I ' ExPLOSfilN lN COA‘L MINE.
I TUSCON Aria April 24 .—News has HALIFAX. N. S. April 24. --—A prl I [an a" nu
reached here of the wmk of a switch veto despatch from; Sydney. 0. B. saya
engine on .thT Sonora Railroad near an cxplosiorli halt occurred In the l)o- I
(‘urbo er ucsduy night. resulting minion Coo reserw In he and that -
in the death of the engineer and fire- Iour men an» missing and supposed to PLUMBINU.
man. in dead
-» -- STEAM.
I
SRIIIIIOI ammo" M I L L l N E R Y "arrears-R.
. i lira. r. a cue-In. 1ND 0‘3
General Contractor w w h s FITTING
‘ 2 06 s I s
. sawsns sun saw“ counts 3 I t a “to" I"
1 none. warns woax or ALL 1d Bank Building. UP sun“- I" I C0
3Kmos. sesame, ROCK axcsvs- ... , "32 5M“ «m. PM
ro~ mason woes . .. ..- I... I , . mane
, is ready to'!&w§hei~ customers ‘ '
i
I Small or Large Jobs of Any Kind.
I Estin‘tstel Cheerfuily Given.
:26 Wood 51..
-fi~
i -._ .- — .... - 927‘
i
i If you want a
Broiled or Bolted Lobster. or 3 Industrial devises and tall 00-
'Bro led Shad SfIsJ- Roe. Little
W State Superidsfon of Us»
. ,‘.‘Coal”
INecL Gains, Oysters,
in the fittest of style,
00 TO.
’ CARL SCHA UB'S
So. Nor-malt
with a full line of trimmed and untrtm-
med bats.
to wear hats. ‘
Special bargains on ready
I -,. a...
Glpital, 31.500900. Surpiila,I1I5.M
0F, HIV! VOIK. ' .
York and Connecticut.
Pay 5 not cost.
curries to so. “alum or.
3: Resident Directors Resident Managers
: ‘ Mortimer l. 8.1.. burn
M” thigh-wraps:
\v-wrri-wsrs ’2 I’
..I' .
1s
__ 1.... We‘a‘re receiving daily, Spinach.
y...
Eggs. ,
can get the genuine article.
Craps Fruit. Apples, etc.
F A. TOLLES,
Collector of Tune~ for South Norwaik M PER' A
big?“ ‘ih‘iii; WW; an il 22. i I L CAFE
at o rwa r -‘ ‘
1903. I“ tjo 31; Railroad P130! . : emu.- snow
s , CALL 58-3. 1
Celery. Lettuce. New Pptptoes
We keep the best of everything and our prices correspond with quality.
_ C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer.
3.’ wac'r WASHINGTON an.
scrum mus DAILY warts
Radishes, Tomatoes, Bernard; Onions. Straw-
berries. are coming in nice condition. Price from 16c to 26¢: dual-t. Delicious Canoes, 286 lb. up. Fresh Country
You want the finest sweet rosy Butter. made fresh to our order by Bridgewster Hills Creamery
so much imitation and renovated Butters sold on the market it is like an oasis in the desert he know where you
if you want to know What a Double Cream Cheese ls visit our store and try it. The
' finest Iiae bf Flesh Crackers. We are headquarters upon these goods. Fancy Jamaica and California Oranges. ..
There is
I
Vote early and often. 2'
some straws“. Com:
so South Main Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone. 181-6.
living f'iucivood & (Io.
“Coal”-
~ “Coal?
$6.25 pct-Ion.
The price of coal having dropped we
as usual are‘ the first to give our pa;
trons the benefit.
We urge you to buy our Lehlgh Coal
because weknow it will be satisfac-
tory. Youcan'tbeatourcoaloroar
coop THINGS-T0 EA'l‘. w
prices.
Mic; buy now while its cheapest.
irrlug Lockout & (lo.
131 WATER SEE. . 80.’ NORWALK.
——I——-
Branch Otllce 2 Bo. Iain St.
T01. 0d! 81-5. , ' ’ .
THINK lT
‘Ik
it“s-3‘
'3aacy Donal-.86.
aresmuuwowy gnu-ass
‘3 {lots msmstgm 813., , ..
of Lam 6a .5st soar; . ,,
‘0 «(an saucy caress.
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WALL.“
2;. gee. ~ ' ,w “I,
”We have GAS
can give you warm» entail pricssthansnysthoc '2 ‘ . .. . ~
_ ,_ .1. iii. ... ,aasouspsmsmnosmwm
suitor figm‘m sir last
I? pause“:
ans-thumusm
we“ minim-3,690.
masseshdasyhstyoaato
" i. , Johnson nor some a. l'
360m ed Suits
if uou are interested" Iu Tailored Suits.
’ ‘li uou are in doubt about where, to
locket Tailored Suits.
it son are going to buu a Tailor Suit,
Come direct to The Boston Store.
We have nothing but the verb best ma: ‘
teriais and a first-class lailoriuc in our
Theu will stand close Inspec-
For 511.116 and fit both are per-
Time IS valuable We will save
both time and moueu iu reads to-wear
garments of all descriptions. A glance
at these four specials will icivefuou
some idea what we are doing.
suits.
lion.
fecl.
“cathode-Wear Sammie.
Ladies Black Blouse Jackets,
trimmed with narrow bands
of black silk and braid or-
naments, with best quality
memorized sateen, our reg-
ular 86.00 jacket. sizes 32
to 46, at
Ladies Blouse Sweaters, plain
colors and combinations.
regular price 83.25.1speciai
88.90
for Saturday, 82.30
Look at the excellent" values
we are showing in White
China Silk Waists, beauti-
fully trimmed. with Valen
cleanse or Clany lace. others
finished with neat tanks and
medallions. very full
sleeves. value $4.00, at $2.96
Misses. all wool Venetian
Cloth Skirts, blue. caster
and black. trimmed at bot-
tom. and around hips with
satin bands, regular price
54.60, special ”33.76
Ladies-Tailored Suits, no two
alike, of the most approved
styles, values from 626 to
$30, at ,2 £18.60 and $24.00
We are also offering this week
a choice assortment of new
- spring suits, worth 822. 60.
1st ’18.6i)
Saint cop‘s Seaside
Underpriced selling in even] department
LACES AND smactwanas. 1
Hamburg Edges, two inches
wide. showy patterns. regu-
lIIr price So yd., Saturday.
6 yds.,
Hamburg Allover, 22 inches
wide, neat patterns, service
able for gulmpes or yokes,
Saturday only, 600
Point De Paris Laces, widths
from :i to 4 Inches, regular
prices from 10c to 16c sale
price . 7c
Hematitched Collar and Gulf
Sets, in black and white and
white embroidered. regular
25c quality, Saturday,
A
lace. embroidered or hem~
stitched, worth from 26c to
606. Saturday i
The “Clamp" Hose Supporter,
19c
yd.
|
yd.
19c
lot of soiled Collar TOPS. .
100‘
fancy frille elastic, all col~
or; not“ tor monomer 2.21
made. regular 26c quality,
Saturday only. . . l'lc
new Hookisaarh’yesw * 69
Clinton Safety Pins, 6c
Uncle Sam Linen Thread, 6c
'- summons.
60 inch tine Wool Voile in ,«
Navy, value 81. 26, 81.00
64 inch All Wool Venetian.
regular $1.00. 79c
.36 his
sr60c.
,Wool Mixed Sultings.
35c
Fancy Stripe Silk Ginghams,
29o
regular 60c.
"66 inch Mohair and Silk
Rise ~ regular , .
Cress‘dlne, ’
I, .,.
, a‘,- ,y. 2.2).,.,2~.
ml'loer w‘flfi handle. M
brush, worth 10c.
811086,th best scouring’sgaup,
.11», . 2..“ ~
1....
'0‘:
Carpet Beaters wdvea’
' the
[a]
Turkish Red Damask.‘ 58 in-
ches wide. value 26c, 19c ,
36 in. Butcher Linen for -.
shirts and waists. value the 330
60 doz. Bleached and Un-
bleached Turkish Towels,
value 16c,12%c ea.
All Linen Bro. Crash. 18 in-
ches wide vslue 9c, 6c yd.
Turkish Bath Mats, extra
heavy, value 76c, ' 69c ea.
White Mercerized Waistings,
regular price 38c,‘ 26c
-v
Hauoasacmersr LEATHER
cocoa AND "Irena? as.
none. ‘
Ladies' Lace Trimmed Hand-
kerchiefa value 60,
Men' s Colored Bordered Hand-
kerchiata. 10c and 12%
quality, - ' "lc
Men' s all linen colored Borden
ed Handkerchiefs 16c quali-
U. , 12c
killed Wrist ,
at“ bOOII ,
606 quality s- I .
Chatelaine Bags and Wrist ._
Bags, value 26c sad 60c.18o;_‘
84 inch Suit Case, $1.00 (1111]., 75c
Prophyl Tooth Brushes.
30c sis 21c
Manson's Boratod Talcum
Powder, ,, 16c
Colgate Violet Powder. -.
Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder.
Colgate‘sTooth Powder,
Pears' Unwanted Snap,
Large Oaks Wild-Gin Fest:
“8610..
Sear'nleas Rubber Clove, made
by Goody Rubber
Sc
ith m
'I'Ie frame. "5’ng
390' .2
16o
17¢ ,
16c
10c
.30
ear
my. 61, 00 quality.
W
HOME”, UVDBIWIAI. ETC. ,
file'i‘s Tan and Rise: Beamé , N
meow-ruse p.
MensBrlackHcaednf I...“
ltprea. regular 4166 d ‘.
I‘m an ~:p¢ ,2
our WW_ laud find”; at 10c
Ladiu' Lisle Rose. Rear " ‘j
ill-hat ribbed. ENE“ - _
dye, value 30c,
wad High Neck and V ‘Naek:
I. S. Vesta. val“
Ladlos' Coaihlaa“
small sisas only m
cur-mun Ivoiginw 1m“.
" hrs. stats It to tennis”
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