Goods
chafing J u‘tthl absorb
Ms in white
“winds and"?
E. K. BANKS.
is a 47 wpar wasRINoroN or.
Mahaeltarnc Hotel Ilaeir.
heath Norwalk‘ coon.
Local News Notes.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair t0;
night; Wednesday partly cloudy; poa-
sibly local showers. A disturbance is
‘ central this morning in the lower
Mississippi Valley. local showers
have occurred during the past 84
hours in the western portion of tb
Lake region, Mississippi Valley. Ind a
ong the gulf and south Atlantic
coasts. Pleasant weather continues
in the central and caste sectlqun.
Conditions layer for till viciolty cl‘e‘at
weather followed on ednesday by
partly cloudy and possibly light show-
era.
Company F will drill at the armory,
this evening. ‘
Chief J, 'l‘. Prowltt. of Norwalk, was
a visitor in New York yebterday.
The success of a short cake depends
upon the flour used The flour sold
by Lorenzo Dibble is reliable.
Charles H, Dliworth. of Norwalk, left
this morning for Florence, Mass.
where he will attend the 'funennl of
his father-in-law.
——Buy Vanilla Crystals once.
you will never use extracts again.
David F. Flaheriy. of Prospect ave.
one. Norwalk. has secured a position
in the factory of the Yost Typewriter
Company Bridgeport.
Toyo Pongee, Abanda Satin,
and
and
Momie a are three summer wash
goods mvgfies for, sale at the D. M.
fieado C0 y Red dI ad. ’for descrip-
on
May ulibintbes
schoogl allhapp'urohasiugtu beta for the‘
lecture on forestry entitled “An Hour
in the Forest." by Mrs. Jessie B. (le-
rnrd.
Commodore J. A. Farrell. J. H. Ward
and R. B. Budd. of New York. were
guests at the Hotel Cliflord. last night
And attended the smoker at the Nor-
walk Yacht Club house.
—Very few brands of Ci rs hold
thcir own like the imperialI town. it
has been sdld for 19 years a‘nd over.
and is now considered one of the ston-
dint brands.
.19 cent sale of women' s ilsle hose at
the Baotou Sto eF r.day it is impos-
slhlefb till 0? fe phone's orders to
be. filled during this sale.
“Medical Work in lndip" will be the
sublect oi a nasal tells read. by he
Curtis. at the monthly meeting of he
ugliest Benevolent. Association of.
the Norwalk Congregational Church
tomorrow attornoon. ‘
M. R. Bennett is still in Norwalk.
‘ disposing of lots on the Norwalk fair
grounds. on which it is proposed to
locate the Ameiican branch of Otto
Muller and Sons, the Goriltz (ieImuny.
broad silk mapufacturers.
—Hardwood Window Screens. 20c.
H. E. Mend it Co.. East avenue.
R. Shnetman the ladies’ tailor is
at his place of business cIor. N Main
and Ann street all day on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays ,
Goes at the H Clifford last
night gsci-c: HgngC Ward Phila-
delphia; .l. Wt. Smith-1n. New. Xock;
Charles H Pond Woonsocket; Myron
S Bunker. Celina, Ala.; S. W. Kirk-
land. Boston: W. E. Clark. Philadel-
phia; E. J. Fairfleld. Hartford. H. R.
Place, Boston; William Rocks. Merl-t
den}. lh‘rank W Rroc top.
(I E{nun dainty”? Lat
lidrdp, hn Camp-
nerfn arlea Si.
bell. A. H. Holslen. J. W. Rutherford.
A. J. Monroe. all" of New York.
Hi \T i T’i‘ i S 'i i.‘
i”
"ill ‘Ii' I IN” IJI ,_..I.
«one: . ”Wk
PLuMP AND' TENDER.
The Reef,- Vepl. Mutt-i and bomb:
salt! It}. is Rog stock.
elve a fresh sappy ’3,“ frequent in r-
valn, Ill‘ mi “"9“? m
' IO” MEAN
have such a delicious flavor. We are
selling the choicest cuts at prices lower..
than the lows“.
tau-Lip MANN-tr.
SARI-mi new ”all? “ '
A‘s!” 4v": 4194K“ ~<
uth Norwalk ddy.
w.ek The dred
. afitain Hichapn
i
"N
(l
'l I
r'l
III.
‘vas. new. Km
hold its monthly meeting tomorrow
night, ‘ " ' "
The Colonial Foundry baseball team
is l'opling for games with other shop
teams.
mvld H. Miller. Jr., of Elmwood ave-
“flun- hasl Jetllrn'od from a months bus-
a‘t
George” '1‘. Brady. of Brooklyn. tor.-
merly of Norwalk is the guest of fri-
ends in town
Mrs. Wesley M. Nibiock, of the Hotel
Norwalk, is spending a few days in
Netv York city.
ilnoas Tribe, improved Order of Red
Men, will hold its weekly meeting to
night lit 3 o'.ci0ck
~Custaids and puddings are delic-
ious When flavored with Vanilla Crys.
tala.
Mrs. Nicholas Martin. of Norwalk.
’ who has been visiting friends in Fair-
iicld. has returned home.
William Miller, of Smithville. is ov-
erhauling the sloop Marguerite and
uItting in several new planks.
Sapi‘uel R. Millard. of the Bureau
of l’ biting and Engraving, is spend~
big a week with his family in Norwalk.
’l‘he McKlbbln Manufacturing Com-
gagiy pin isnt’s baseball team will pro-
y cross bats with the Winnipauks
Saturday afternoon.
in rule Deakin. of 132 South
str st, and Miss Bertha 0' Boy. of Coal-
pit Hill, IDa'hbury. spent Sunday with
frienda' in Norwalk.
A regular meeting of Welcome
Strange] Lodge. Sons of St. George,
will be held at the lodge rooms. Main
street. this evening.
Joseph Starr, a walk layer, who has
been employed for‘some time by Ray-
mond Brothers, intends to sail for
Hungary next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Bucknam.
of Sbuth Main street. leave South Nor-
walk today for a month‘s sojourn in
Sullivan County. N. Y.
Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt has re
sumed work on the Sound View avenue
hill and hopes to have the filling and
grading completed in a few weeks
Mrs. Cora nartlett Sister. of Merl
den will arrive in South Norwalk in
about a week and will be the guest of
Mrs. George G, Ernst of West avenue.
Rev. Mr Egbert, of Norwalk. will
ohlciate as um‘pire at the bail ‘ga‘me to
be held between Brown’ s Business Col
logo and the Military Academy, Satur
Shoes worth 82. 50 and $3. 00 are sell-
ins at ti. '15 at the Rowland Dry Goods
Company this week.
".St Pltlll Cathedral" will be the
subject at the meet ng of the Travel
Club oi the Roma k confroga‘tiqnal
Church in the ladies“ par r in the
church
The marriageranns of Miss Bridget
Go map. orwalk. RFC Daniel
ra were announced for; the first
timeL at St. Mary' s Church Sunday
morning
The members of the Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor who are
to take pm lathe wax-works enter-
tainment_ will have a rehearsal at, the
church tonight.
Frank Lemongeiii has installed a
line electric plain in his cafe oh the
Washilidton street bridge, The in-
abutment was cgn dented ’(yesterday by
an' artist froth ew Yolk.
“Th: Ministeripg Circle of the King's
era 9! ill Norwp lIIltC Cohg'regp
donal §Church i l Ibol'I, a oak ”pagans” at.
the sin e i a "it in
street. gourd“! ”1‘anqu
—Hardwood Window . Screens. 20c.
H. E, Mead & 00.. East avenue
tlelism Sogardtls a popular clerk
at lendennlng snIri Co'mpa‘n’y‘ s’ pharm<
acy. Norwalk. add a friend rode to
DanhIiry and return on their bicycles
Silnda'y. arriving home at dusk.
A regIlnr rec in; Sherni Conn
ell. l[Royall Arc‘anim .‘3 iiibahol burs
rglsbt in Bed it til and all
mem ers of the degree team are. rc-
quested to be present for rehearsal.
A large number of planks in the de-
pot platforms at the stations in South
Norw lit hgve been replac by new
one y th carpenters h oempioy
at Consoildpted Rail ad mfiny.
work of the “(“6“ RI:-
bo?‘ s been prac'tic iy 3551.555.
and they will anthem Millions
r in comm
e has st 5,. , 'Wii'.
IThe Lamont Club will hold a gather.
nes'r mfdhhepfiheo echmlmitil‘m
39:19:33: nge‘r Iand‘ Captain ”In“
Mpg {intone of Sancho TIN! Weigh?
has secured
watchman for.
my. which was held by Syiveatzr
kwobd.‘ Mr. nullified!
ed to WIesto.
Caplaln Vctor Wood Ferris will
shortly. ve apxili y cht Dill; D
Ion 5'25. «Ida 5.23553qu m
n sting. repainting. etc. placing to
vessel in first-class condition for the
summer season.
“The TtTeldly hill! cuss wiii [Ream
dresses aiIid music.
'Qlll'
a.» ass as SIHOIRHi .75.
Noon h to lasts 0 u l r days
probabl'y-Iand you age xla’ir yvs‘hre to
find your 'an'd w‘l till
’i‘hese, a1; adds so before, are reg
ular 82.6 (1? 5A' a old» tent colt-
skin or tel '5“ ly're lace or but-
ton. in new co forts le stylish shapes.
some with we ted I Iea
Under’ usuai prlo‘Ie ecause the malt-
ers w'ere slow in making and low shoe
time got here.
Shoe store.
FLOOR COVERINGS.
Cool handsome coverings especially
for summer use.
China and Jap mattings. good of
wtgr and looks-1ilc to boy yb
reg‘rphsmt otraIthes
the air f‘!8 the p a es'JIchd ‘ 9
Fibre carpet. green, blue and red ef-
fects two within—38c and tile yd.
Rugs of Crex grass with tlnlshed
ends:
27 by 69 inches—99c .
30 by 60 inches—81.10
Japanese rugs of cotton. blue, red or
green in co binatlon with white, 30 by
60 lnches— 3.
Japanese ii
and quaint d
26 by so inches—8i
La 36 by "1110va 5.0
r e rugs 0 hrs in rich
patter‘ns of "Remix”.
7 ft 6 in by to ft 3 in-a'l. 50
9 ft by 12 ft~8950
One lot of about 200 strips of grass
carpet. samples and a yard long—15c
each.
Third door.
FOR TH; CCTTAQE.
Every “house" part on the store is
ready and eager to help in making
ready the summer cottage-will do its
share promptly and well.
This is to give an idea of the special
things that wait in the furnishing sec-
tion:
Dinnerware.
illili PotteryusetI in antique shape and
unlined ora so are on
on besdgs aedgeoli‘lat eig to “3&2th p r
sons—$7. o0.
Open-stock sets from Rtrurla pot-
tery_ underglase ware in gray decora-
has! rugs in bright colors
tion.
cotta set. of 5: pieces—t5. 50
100 p ecea— 85
130 niccss~ £8
Mnddock porcelain sets with gold
edge and lilac d oration
ten set of a— G. 50
fiic¢oi—Ql 59
c t casts!
”Him till‘?‘
130 ill
Cottage the inert of
in assorted printed ba‘IiteIr‘s
nieces—fl 95
or
H.252
addock ware
pieces-02. 60
Nine-piece a ti ofAI
let in six iii (are
wit gold edger-88,40-
pooc-
te‘rna
“i' ROWLAND
WY scam co.
Weathers Conn
SOLID IND SOCCESSFUL.
lily National Bani
sop?" NonAILit. coIRN'.
' .ooo.oo
“new; $16 .oooos
Uflief‘fiofm. _mseu.’ GD
”film—BJ’WL
mango}.
' other: I 9;:
John H. Ferris 1Q” Seymour
. John H. Knapp Christian Swans
[John H. Light I. H. Mathewson
“sigh R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
' J. .Wlllm ..~IarvuI
Mania touched
FRESH FISH
:)|‘- \
ransu. easel ‘ . 7c
mu .. ‘ ioc
non snap. 35E
FLATFISH
Athklnds of Fresh fish at g
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inch yous-um tom ' M." w “Ilfliti‘mh.
to ma wetness. Whirl-III age ‘-~mmmm
PE!“ it “gs“: {9. W
5...": use alarm-sweatf'
run. rammed
Mllilncry
“clef? mac
tint. Mourning Bats and
V
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POSIILI PRIOR _
sass-aasanaonaeeaaaO
OF CHILDREN
Children that grow too fast
and those iii Stem hardlyu
to grow Went both need
Scott‘s Emulsion.
it ivcs that rich vital
nouris tncnt which is the
secret of all healtbyg rowtli.
it rounds out the long limbs,
and helps children to grow
without using up all their
strength In growing.
Mothers o.u lit to know
more about to wonderful
help which Scott'sI Emulsion
would give their children.
Wo'usesdyosasaaiplofmapoaw.
scorn a DOWNS. sop M Street. "W. York.
W
Mrs. Gresne—‘.'That chicken yousoid
me yesterday was tongs as sole leath-
er. Reauy, i believe the bird was as
old as i am'."
Butcher—“And surely, Mrs. Greene,
you would not call yourself old!”—
Boston Transcript. ‘
"Who's do ole guy w’at just. went
by" asked, the telegraph messenger.
“De old guy wid dc dfnky whiskers?"
replied the once boy; "aw he's do
owner of de paper."
“An' who's do guy wid 'imi"
“Sh! don't git pay. He‘ ain't no guy;
dat’s Ile sportin' " editor."—Catholic
Standard.
The only way to get some people to
pay attention tb a bill is to send one
they don't owe.
on W. 55.55
Phone H”.
“7——
ALWAvs “any
TO RAPIR YOUR ROOMS.
We are so well equipped that we
can commence papnring yourP
rooms at a very short notice.
come in and look over the paper
designs we have; we are condo
dent that they far aurpals a
large proportion at amen hillier
prices,
The New Lacquers;
a varnish and stain combination
is for sale nowhere else in the
town.
mululllflvlsm
5555555555"
General Contractor
SEWER. AND SEWER CONNEIC
TIQNS. WATER WORK 0? ALL
KINDS, GRADING, RQOK EXCAVA-
TIION, mood Wonk
Small or Large Jobs of Any Kind.
Eatlmgtgs ~(:hpartully, qivan.
u-WoodSt.. Sail/omit.
weosar- C
For Sale. .
This is one of the most desir-
able Islands in Norwalk Harbor.
and contains about five acres.
For full particulars and price in-
quire of
Taylor g. Golden
modem
I; 5555555551
5351 Wall St. Norwalk.
has the lone: amines! it:
Choice Millicent De.
stoned For Dress and
a.
Outing was
ever ahevhrih incisor-walks. All or
so ma receives M and mount
cameraman auaaAano. '
A if.
MIW IlsANO AT VALI.
“Stung" A“ re yata “a"! with Ind-
us.“ a thin a.
A new word 'college hag ap-
m’h“m no.” I my wt no vision b'
was the ready
ate unldergraduai'sp with in- |
cre'qaiIIIg frequency. he word is
ster. a Yale man who knew
nothing about words. says stung is
the past tense of tho transitive verb
sting and has anion other. predator.
these: to pain acute y. to good. to n-
clto to pluck out. Another authority
sayé to sting is to effect with a sharp
sens tion to cause to keenly suffer, to
impae.
The additional interesting. informa-
tion is added that the sting itself is
"the modiilcid Ioviposlior of oculeatc
llymopopstcrsf'
Now the Yale use of this past tense
of t e verb “sting" has all these
mo tings and more. it appeals to a
uni are l feeiln‘. apparently and has
s‘pp lcat ens wit. cut limit.
An undergrgdunte is no longer
“stuck" folio inn‘er a seat at the
lay, it r‘al road ticket. he is “stung"
or it He is "stung" by, the pro-
feasor for his recitation and the hur-
aar for. his term bill; be is ”stung"
rol’ a in n from his classmate. and so
on witho tend.
if the word “takes" as hard in the
spring term as it did in the winter
the days of the purist will be one
unending sting—Yale Alumni Weekly
GALLIVIAN uuaosn rRiAL.
Will Proceed In About Two w alts
With Regulate Change of Canon.
The cpse . of Will a (islllvan. of
Montviile. who is i fill at. Norwich.
gai’ting for trial on the charge of tour
rig Jeremiah Shu way. will come
before the superior c lniinsi. court at
fiorw wlch within two weeks, it is be
leved. There may be a change in
Cgillvau's counsel, ss It is underm
that Attorney Joseph Barboquf
Lord who has had six; goof all
interests since his rs
wt] re from the case. In this event. a
ew London attorney may be retained.
antenna to FATHER wIN
ran .
Rev. Father 0' Reilly was present at
a meeting of the Y, M ‘i‘. A. and 8
Society in New Britain, Sunday after-
noon. and upon being asked to make
an address said. among other tlilugl.
by way of a iilggestibn. tliat a
this be tendered Rev Father Winters
upon his return from the South. where
he is now recuperating after ahloi‘ig ill
titles. He is eitpé'ct’ed to be outs on
my 23 and Father O'Relliy' thOug'ht it
would be a nice thin to give him on
reception A cOmn'ut‘ee consistln
RF! O‘Day John Kelly, '1‘. H. Re no.
chael Connbrs’ and F C. Ru‘saeli
were appointed to take the matter in
dhargeI. . it is proposed to add a tee
ti' pianist o the reception and the
Young Men a society wii make a hand-
some donation as a she 01h or
Catholic societies Will be‘ {raked to par
iiblphte. as Nell as the irld idn‘al meni
beta or the pRIl‘th. so that the recep-
tionh and 999‘“? oniai can be what they
gltt to be, other Winters was sick
tvau' s
hearing, will
or several weeks during the latter -
pan of the winter and spent two
months in a New York hosiptalI otter
leavidg here He is now in' the mono
tains of Virginia rectuieruting. When
he returns to New Rr'italp he will take
up the task at erecting a parochial
school of twenty rooms
POPULAR ANusnMsNTs.
BEASEY SiS'i‘ERS AIT HQYT‘S.
The four famous Beasey Sisters will
be at Hoyt' s Theatre Saturday after
noon and evehin. and will provide
Norwalk people w th a novel and inter
esting' entertainment. The sisters are
said to be accomplished violinists and
pianists and Will be heard in solos,
wot; aetc., an s ould draw
a lai‘ mic—n36 from ahlioh'g the us
ic-loyn ng people in The' Norwailis.
OLfi/FSTO RIM LWAV2 {NQI MEIR,”
2- RYDQI‘B
kl“. Aaagi to Mhalve1 been the old (lest m3“ oft ew 'York, Now Hav-
mum. wit”? '9“ “.9". i}; “gain 5 9:188? en and Hartford who at. once save his
ifh’h‘isho Stiller“ 6:36 yarn. “in? :fi‘filh moo i
duito ceto' ivers h Muted tn- the Hosplta are
MW? hoolharurlanenl if aileron?» an?“
out a o erl’towh‘ &‘ Trenton i-
9 station an surrounding groan s
g“ He. hInIdI lived in Rockford alpha “are P9596 0!! an ‘ mum” chm
ed. A but who hello in some «lift
AIeNs‘UIvlo'tIlia' PERVIN'rso.
I the tens of thouaa Q‘ Who
have! mifed manpower c2 it?
tie
not a single case hvfi readt
pnbtwonia.’ Th
.WI apps ave uglierfgh ic
' e‘moq most proud e'p t‘rAtal
ih that city. in speaking of h s.
“We recommend Chamberlain’ =a
cough Remedy for in grippe in many
cases.a zit not only I)five prompt and _
complet: roobyery.b 5a: counter-
acts any tendsncy of is grippe to re-
sult in pneumonia” "
I he govemgeniéas sell‘IIt a circulafz to
payers o r,as ng r we un-
eefd' With as amends Stag the ca-
ysre re
Wigs “laugh 'mli'oh i'oh'd s‘l‘tle" he
batsman m. university; mam.
have been rolled In '2 vigilance oom-
' him to mom! the men It "Pl.
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TITUAN iNHAIl‘I’AN‘N’ IN PANIC.
..'§hl.°i€h5¥°m2‘” tails 55555
that town! which.» rely sur-
sauna?!” by nudism tribes '3': have set
. re a
andplantr
“2225.“ 2.22.25 55.5mm
we will flatten
AIMTUID .
To save a life. Dr. T. G Merritt. of
W
misma-
‘ ‘4’
f
In .5 It» ._
I‘:¢A*r .
smoke and names is unknown.
‘ -_-L—-L&_-——‘.d——
,’ tungsten!
‘ - .-
fereut styles to choose from. at 1255c.
at 15c.
med. It 250.
Boy's Halbriggan Shirts and Drawa
Short Sleeves, at 28¢. each.
_bong or Short Sleeves. Drawers Double
atraIw novelths.
Agent tor av lilantons Patterns.
Summer Underwear
Too much emphasis cannot be given this feature of our summer business
Just the underwear you want here. Just at prices that you want to‘ pay.
Women's lersey Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless, nicely trimmed, at 100.
Womena Jersey Ribbed Vests Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, aid did: .
Women s Fine Quality Jersey Ribbed vests lace and silk tape trimmpd.
Women's extra site, fine quality J ersy Ribbed Vests, handsomely trim.
Better quality in mic or Silk Vests,
Children's Derby Ribbed Vests, Sleeveless or with Short Sleeves, at 100.
Children's Fine Ribbed Shaped Vests. v Neck, Short Sleeves, at 15c.
Men's French Baibriggan Shirts and Drawers, full line of sizes, at 25c eh
Men's Forest MIiilp Ralbrlggnn Shirts and Drawers. '
Men's Best Quality Forest Hills Balbriggan Shirts and Drawqrs, Shirt,
SUMMER MILLIUERY.
RQQRI'QM'I'I' sort of Mllllnary. Newpst and prettiest abepea In dainty
1.4
from 250 up.
rs. 26:: quality. at 19c each.
Shirts m or
I
or Bicycle seat, at 19¢ each.
Tod
ICome when: a dollar or so.
shoes at out?! little- prim.
THE New oANa'usv stAfION.
Will be Dedicsted with Entertainment-
fer Hospital ”baht.
The new union railroaéi station on
White stree Dnnbury. uilt by A. it.
Mnikin. of orwallt. will be formally
opened and dedicated later in the
month with an entertainment of some
nature, probably a boner promenade
concert and dance for the benefit of
the Danhurv Hospital
A man who while in the West had
atended the dedication of a new rail-
way station in an Ohio city where the
railway company turned the station
building 0\9i‘ to the managers of the
local hospital for -. day and a night.
suggested to The Danbury News a
short tin: m3 ago that the same thins
might be con, in Da‘nbury. The News
saw to it that the suggestion reached
th H ital a so they ini-
e D leased saith Presi-
roor'ns. da'néing took place on the floor
Et:::painp w pitting romp and the local}
ave. concert. t on
g ‘ ie‘of the ci§e pronwmirj
and cos n anions placenta tad na-
n’tened do the music. ta ani-
"Iounted to several. hundred do are.
501932551“ 9%
"RM?“ . "H AdAiN.‘
Fifty Oil Well Riga Near 0mm, Pa.,
Wye! Yesterday
‘~ MBRADi-‘ORDRI. . flay 12~Forest
NER‘W? ngn is violine
rigs were WINK. “the majority of
them belonging to the South Pennsyl-
venison
tocords ot wood, chopprh‘ud ”3%“ in the
QM'AD.‘ as m is the missus:
of wood alcohol were consumed.
woodbalcnal-I haw. Humour»
c.ity HMO! hen are: at work en.
deavorlag to divert. the maths
names from endangered oil wells and
there in tin .Mlab' we! a slacking
its me.- albumen. another
forest fire is ran“ A Milli Ivlng
Y'tll file COM! ”mm ill on“
polled to leave the ml which
moan mm m. and up
missing. Whether they are lat in the
would or. .hava been overcome
we." said the puss-moo. “I didn‘t
up and time in stores-
“I'I‘Iflo'cnmmf’reprufli-Wur
ve yn ”I
635 85 Washington St. So. NorWallt, Gt.
am In Slices to
to-othermaoporui orelastnicum!
tmovias rapidly M a region‘-
when new oil wells are located and
_jy ?
Wefwbmbusy “New
Md it 8 "0.1 Show! It all the way we sell these Sample Q3
fwd" A Chance ‘0 9!! correct and thorougfily go“; .. . 5
min I“ II in.
is that bdun'ded 5y Wa‘h 5&9
streets and Broadway. in lower
York city. A square foot of gagging
a corner of Broadway and W!
cannot be bad for less than W
Twat.3 013x pensive land in
or a square
finicet'of land qin semis-51;:
cial district is {bout $176.1?!“ ii .. ,
scale comes the woman' s shoppingdlhs ‘
trict. from Fourteenth to Twentypt
streets on Sixth avenue. dI
’i‘h_"irt_t -fourth to Forty-s cons
on Broadway. Here lan rang“
the way fmni 860 to 835“ square f
0n the northwest corn of R v-
and Thirty -four.th lug-ct the
price was obtained. tie real
man who tell the futm .:
population on Manhattaii. .
tion to realize a fortune.
of Brooklyn and Jersey City has.
ed the movement of the .... ~-
north. and it is said the most was ‘
land on Manhattan Island will alw‘a'n“
remains south of up
lower half or the islanggiif‘flbgh gt:
1 l ~
abscess...
Women"
Curedby dams
Their troubles“ some
tion or otherste
it the food you.
to your .IItsit
creted byt
areinadeqmtetetransiurmlas ‘
ertles of the food into blood. Tut"
indigestion. The system Is deprived of .
dhsamd.
That of
best doctors I
by MW
Norwalk Chronicler