Mountain Refrigerators and ice Cheats, 03. 75 and ii . 'l‘h White
Cleanablo Refrigerator has no equal. p o
bless Blue Flame on Stoves. 05.00. The “Perfection" Blue Flame
0 is the only one equipped with a patent (Irate over the flame.
,, smokeless and ordorless. so 00 I .
’ odd Croquet fill! 8 ball and 8 mallet sets, 80c and up. Four bail
ax" Lawn Mowers double ratchet. steel blades. easy running, 82. 50,
Garden Hose, guaranteed for one year, we per foot.
Mocks, all the new designs and colore, in plaids and stripes, from
up... ,
Mountain Ice Cream Freezers, Gate City Water Filters, Water
flpetunia and japanned; Lawn Swingii Setteea and Beats, Screen Doors
my, screens
are the recognized lenders in Summer Furniture. Reed and Rotten
Chairs, Morris and Conversation Chairs and Tables. We are sole
or the celebrated "old Hickory" Bummer Furniture.
“Hf-ii
way Mason it Hamlin. Hard
and the PIANOLA. You will our correspondence department a
halogen way to obtain Inf ation regarding our Easy Payment
‘ tat resti points reia We to the purchase of a good Piano.
INING AND REPAI me
a can ‘|
IKE. lowett. Woodbury. Shoninger.
counters HOME rueuisniuoa
William and Ann Streets. Sbutft Hawaii;
:':':I:I:I:III;I‘I,I‘I;I
- .
UNDERWEAR.
Children’s allied and Plain
Long‘ and' Short Sleeve
Vests.
LADI 16’ SHIRT WAIBTB.
Pee cale Walsta. at 50 etc
La Walsts, $1.00 to $3.00.
Pique Walats. two to 32.50. --——~-
I ., ~ KNEE LENGTH PANTS.
2 for Zb'otsq and 26 eta each.
A bargain in Seconds of 26 ct.
Shaped Vests. 2 for 25 cts.
. .—
BHIRT WAIST SUITS.
$3.49 to “.42.
‘ ‘KID‘VAND FABRIC GLOVES.
,Lllie or Taffeta, 25 cts.
LADIEB' RIBBED VESTS.
Long and Short Sleeve Vesta
at 10 cts., 2 for 25 cts., 25
.
bllk' China, 50 cts. is h
- c . DIG .
Kiri Gloves. 79 cts. -_..__ .
a'IacItkie Gloves. 31.00. “WM“ "09'5“-
_.:.I.:-;u'-;-:.I.:. -,s'-_-;.;¢.:a:.1spam-r:;.;-;-;-:-;.;.,.
Ladles' Drop Stitch. 15 cts.,
LADIIO‘TOP cattaae. 2 '°' 3° “'-
- Fancy Lace Patterns. 26 cts. ..
6 oust? 26 cts. ‘ "1,...
Coal Our Specialty
‘ v1 ILI
We are doing more business Ih coal than eyer before
at' this season. YOU ought to be thinking about it, too.
and have alproper amount laid in for next winter—you‘ll
needle Wei would like to have your order, and we'll do
it ,np‘rlght ’for you. Any'caalIthat'a good'enough‘ for us to
sell is good enough to guarantee—and we'll do that too.
No; 2 Nut at 86 is a. last seller.
.4...4..'......-..
Sewer Pipe, Fertilisers, Brick, Cement.
‘ late detectives to protect their inter-
- sets. The sympathy of the public up»
, also vot - I m 0 out on strike and may
stop w. ~. , mottlen
p eym Tar
‘ - es.
'9‘, mi ”. “in ”PM“
L n toilet-trawl“ oven.
"NEW!” "Ma? obit McNeII
I: strike was entered on the Southern Pa-
." United States Contract labor law
Is alleged that the company inducedi
A souttl N at on?“ It Is ethics to
" dolt fat-l Ian of
When on ow a I - thln tsll it.
it will not lessen its goodness,
Bttt’ tilli as momma.
Thea as more misery just like it.
The are lots olulatno backs In South
Norwalk.
It's a busy piece and banks are used.
There's urinary trouble to a large
satént.
Colds affect the kidneys
" ‘ri kidneys are the cause not the
..uldJ
Keep them In shemland life is life.
Dban' s Kidney Pills do perfect worlt.
Are for kidneys only.
south Norwaik people testify to their
merit.
Here's nioass of it:
Prank St: John. '66 Taylor avenue,
locksmith by occupation. in the employ
of tho Norwalk Lock Company says:
‘I “an not the only one engaged In this
who suffers from backache ag
cggvdod- by the Christin! changoof ii‘o
sition and bending and steeping. There
”Mothers in- the factory and in the
city that 1 know that are trbtlbled In
the same way. I procured i)oan' s ... .-
ney Pills at Plallted's drug store took
a course of treatment, and it cured
we I) I
For sale by all dealers. Price 500
cents a box. Foster-Milburn 00,, But-
tslo N. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Donn' s~and
take no other.
mourns“. LINES rise up.
About 1,600 Man Out on 8trika--Few
' Cars Running.
MONTREAII May 23~The Montreal
Street Railway Company is again com-
pletely tied up. All 2: 80 a. m a vols
was taken by the employee and from
the beast information obtainable it ap-
pears that only about half a doseu out
of some I. 500 men voted against strlir—
in‘g At 0: 30 a Beaverhaii Hill ear was
run out of the central barn aldngCrsIg
sheet In the foot of Bea'verhall Hill
anti back to the barn. There was no
attempt made on the putt of the strtle
era to merent It The car ciirricd tive
pbiloemen.’ listerI three cars were
started an inn St. Denis street and
Beaverhail Hill line
”A police inspector with four mount-
ed men and seventy- -fivc men on tool
are keeping the streets clear in the
vicinity- of the barn
A number of the members of the
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
have offered their services as couduc
tors until after Monday, Victoria Day
and a number of studentaofdllotliil Uh
Iversity now on vacation have offered
their services as motm: '
The company is relying upon the
Iity police. apt-clal constables and pt‘l-
pears to be very generally with the
ecnipany The electrical workers have
:wmnieot iaM organiser of the
build 07' iuollormiihera and iron
snip William of Athenian In a state-
meat issuer-tom; says that the strike
of the bblio‘rmehers on the Union Pa-
cidc, inaugurated on June 19,1902 has
been settled. the men being granted a
substantial marease in wages and oth-
or questions arranged satisfactorily to
hothmarties. All the men now out are
to return to Iwork. The men Iltruck for
an increase in wages and the establish-
ment of shop rules. A sympathetic
cine. when through the influences of
E H Harnmatr a conference was ar-
ranged and conducted in this city dur-
[11409 T
chSouth iI‘tlurww It Mbt Toélliueli Episcopal
ur av can. pas or
-—'l‘lii' i'd serihou’ In the “ties on John
Wesley'- Message to the- World topic.
gariséian Bohemian? children stalk
e Orle’ tit serosom nm
the Bible. The Sundiy soh‘bo‘l' etc
as usual and the posters class will
meet wilt the school for the opening
exercl . 'i‘ e lithe can more sent
vice will be old at ti: 3 o'clock. suit:
loot. Aittanilalioo on Mpnna of; Grace
lender . delta osmium ‘i‘ito’év/enlug
sermon will be the last f the series
on What John Wesley , topic. A
Christian Socialist. Prob; cIThu' May‘-
or of Bridgeport” n music:
Morning Pr’elud‘e "Cavteha." Iiohm:
i'ostludo, “Schortso Leniaigre; ev-en
lng Prelude Concert-'Ot'ertute, Illl‘v-
cry; Posllude. Coronation March, Mcy
primer.
Not-walk Mthodisi Episcopal Church
Rev L K. Moore. pastor —~Mornlut_z
ptayor service at 9: 30 n. m.; morning
service with sermon at 10:30; Sunday
school and been (less at I2 m.; Ep-
wotth League service at 0:30 p. all;
evening service with sermon at 7: 30
p. at Music for the tiny: Anthem.
“Appear 'l‘hou light Divine " Morri-
son solo fut coittrlilto. "Come Unto
Me" Ilawley: Gloria Patri. Nevin;
qdhrtutte ”God Who Madcut Edith and
Heaven." Buck: quartette.“0. That My
Load of Sin was Gone," Shelley.
The East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Rev. F}. Cunningham pas-
lnr——Mornlng service, Id: 3. n. m..
preaching by the pastor: Sunday
school 12 m.; Junior League fourth on-
niveIfsary celebration. special music.
solos ducts and chorus singers bricf
Illustrated address by Rev. A. L. liuh-
bald, of Howayton. other brief talks,
a p m.; Epworth Leftguc, Ii: 30 p m..
topic. "Attendance on Means of
Crane: " leader Frank l. Merriam; cv
cuing service, 7: 30 p. m.; preaching
by Rev. James Montgomery. DI)" pre-
siding cider of the New York district.
At the close of the sermon the first
qiiurteily conference will be held.
A. M. E Church. T ll. McConnell.
pastor—Ii a. m. preaching by the pits
ior;12:30 Sunday school;" I fit), Chris-
tian Endeavot; 8 preaching Choir
singing led by Mrs. ..l D Taylor; or
gnnist Miss Minnie Taylor. All are
cordiallv invited.
conosioATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
"I-.-thutth—~itsv John N. l‘reemnn the
uItlng pastor will picatIh iii in: 'It) a.
m.. on Too Busy, and In the afternoon
his address will be on The Secret of
Victory. Morning music: Organ pic-
lutle in E Minor auptmau; quartettc
.lubilalc in P. Touts; oifcrtory‘, organ
in E flat liIiI-IkeiI tenor solo, "King
Bil/er Glori“ous, Steiner; (from the
Crucifixion) orgdn prelude: Bach Yes.
para 4; 30 p m3. organ prelude Alle-
Kretto in(‘. (little; qunitette, “Soft Sub-
bath Calm." Shelley: ounrfitt’c' Sun
of My Soul." Sc~;hncikcr offcrtory A
fi'it. Clark; quurlcltc. "'l‘urn ’l‘lIy II‘ucc
From My Sins" Miller? orkan pest-
illdt‘, Costa. Herbert li. Iltxlgson ur—
uuuist and director
First Congregational Church New
walk George. D Egbert, ImsIor»MorI»
lug service at In: .10: preaching by the
pastor; Sunday school at i2: tr: even-
ing service at 7.: 30: the fifth in the ser-
log of ‘Burning Questions '—-‘ Shall We
Wait for Good Weather?" L. B. A..
Wednesday at3; Y P. S. Thuisduy ev
citing at '1 :'i0, missionary service.
Church prayer sci-,vlcc Thursday at S.
Talks about the Biblc-——' Jonuhf‘ Mu
sic tomorrow: Morning. prelude Mcdh
tatlon in D flat Wachs; "Caliest
Thou Thus 0 Master?" Macy; "Be
Still Then!“ (fiom 46th Psalm) Buck;
alto solo, "Crossing the 'Bar " Shelley:
postlude. Allegro, op. 58 No.1 (lull
maul. Evening. prelne Etching
Hymn. Ashmall; “Lead lndlv Light
‘;Pinsuti Poatlude Prelude and Fugue
In G, Bach.
lag the last few days. Mr. McNeil has
gone to Pittsburg to hold a. conference
with the commute of bo‘ilermstera in
that city looking to the setticment of
, the troubles.
CONTRACT LAW VIOLATION.
(By Pacific cable to Associated Press).
HONOLULU. May 23.—-Prlvate par-
ties have iieInanderl that the govern
ment site the Brewer company for
$140,000 for an alleged violation of the
140 Koreans to immigrate to the-I Ha’
walian Islands under contract to work
on various plantations The Federal
oflijcers hiiv‘e learned that the agent
sent to Korea last year to engage In
borers was supplied with the- treasury
instructions issued under an old law.
which lt'aa‘ since been abrogated.
government. therefore has decided
that the Brewer Company is not lie-
hie for an infraction of the law.
We—
Foley’ 8 K Idrtey Cure
WWW'W‘
Maw” K! II BK” HEALTH
Ssasonable goods at reasonable prices.
3121..- E 3.1:" ‘59
. ..
Walnuts stator. .- sour
5; Apt
“poetic
233-»‘1‘he’ report that
new; tho pia'dlst and compost.
In With has been continued.
o Is stuttering from acute neurittsat
in any“, Ws’agaia.” writ/sent H.
pennies wn, ’Pa.
Prof. Conn and William ’Mm
antenna-them tflrbyearsi
mm“ m 1‘
lt'
his home in Switzerland and has con-
"One bf Dr. King‘s New Life Pills
each stint ftir “rowan“ has not me
.... Mimi” world-
“‘3'“ Whitney-oat .11ng
.3!
fa m ‘ 9 .' ‘ { l
IRELYIIS MADE OF MILK.
‘m, I” 13-
We“! in
tidal lab
order
“WW “I“
“new .'
BAPTIST.
South Nuiwalk Baptist Church it B. .
Carpenter. postman—Morning service I
10: 80, object lesson for éhildrcn. spec-
iul music. Bible school 12 m:. classes '
for ages: .luniorC. E. 4: p In.; Y. P.
S C. E. 6: 30 p. m.. topic Power and
Prayer: evening service 7. W p. m.:
topic of scrotum—The Crusades or the
New Chivalry. This is the third in the
series of sermons. The music for Sun-
day follows: Morning service: "Be
Our Father. Rcay; "One
‘Swsetly Solemn Thought.“ Martin
Evening service: “Pear 'l‘hou Not.”
Frey; soprano solo ‘Come Unto Me”
Coenen
First Baptist Church Rev. Dew T.
Van Doren. pastoerreachiug. 10: 30
a. m.: Sunday school 12 m.' Young
People’s meeting, 6: 30 p. m.; preach-
: Near Us
1“" Ingat7:80p or
(trace Baptist Church»'l‘hcre will
indi cation
is untied. “540300111
the atbmaoh to cop too rapi
pace. It is
the bane of;
Iii} A
presentM age and 'ls wasdking
In
cell I; l“. enumeflifi for_ [m ~ at “defile A a lin‘.
Mull. .: 'Snéeded'by thediM
MADE vouue Adam. ave organs of ‘
Ir isflbédilyt’li‘y using
W73 Pills ”33 can 9"”
Macao! 'yeii'l‘m
of clile for the cure of constipation and
conducted every Sunday afternoon at
Inuit
”Jib-ulna.-
To “3. AMntaje of pseil Id It
acts liy Frank H‘. axis
Prank II Bank the enterprising
drugglat, is advertising today for titty
men and women to take advantage of
the special half-price offer be is mak-
ing on Dr. iI‘owurii‘a celebrated ape.
dyspepsia and not a fifty cent package
at lIaIi- price. 20 cents.
Bo libel Ive is be of the remarkable
power of this specific to (ili'(' these
diseases, as well as Hick headaches
and liver troubles. that he agreeh to
refund the money to any custom"!
whom this medicine does not quickly
IIciIt-vo and cure.
With lir. llowni'tl‘u specific ul hand,
you rim out what you want and hltve
no fear of III consequences. it
elicitathcnu the stomach: gin-s perfect
digestion. regulates the bowels. (‘l't‘-
ates Ii'u appetite. and makes life worth
iiil’ living.
'l‘his in an unusual opportunity to ob.
tiiln till deities of the best. medicine ever
made for half its regular price, WIIII
the personal gituiitntco of a well
known hmmm man to refund the
money it' it does not give satisfaction.
if you“ cannot call at Frank H. liax~
lcr's store today, send him 25 cents by
mail, and he will send you a package,
promptly. charges paid. to 15 23
be services on Sunday, as follows: li
a, m.. praise and prayer meeting; 3:30
p. m., Bible study: 7 to S,_Christinn
Endeavor Society: 8, preaching by H.
S. Thomas. of Bridgeport. Seats tree
In ll",
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal- Church. West
street and it‘alrileld avenue, ltcv. Rom-
iiy lt‘. Humphrles, rector—Holy Coni-
munton. 8 u, m.: Sunday sorool. 9:45
a. m.; morning prayer and sermon. ii
a. m.; evening service, 7:30 p. m. Spe~
clal musical program first Sunday in
every month.
Chapel of (iur lloly Saviour. Even-
suug.,7:3tl p, m.»-l"r0ccssiouui hrmu
130, Mung: Festival Vurslclea. 'l‘uliis;
Proper Psalms. 'l‘I-Inity Psaltt-r; Muir
oldest in C, Cudshy: Niilic. Dimiitis in
C. Gadaby: anthem, Unfold Ye Portals.
Gounod; hymn 132. llutton; oil’crtoi'y.
Lift lip Y'ouI Heads. Hopkins; Recou-
sioiiiil hymn 41' )0. Coronation.
(liacc Cillll‘tii. Mullins. 10:30 a. m..—-
l‘i‘tx-Iiasloual hymn 37$. Glory; chitc
in ii dat. Woodward: 'l‘e lieum in B
flat, West: .lulIIlate in F. Aldrich:
hymn 128. Monk; Hymn, 132. Hutton;
(liloriorv, Leave llu Not, Steiner; litL
IIIIaaionul byniu 139. Monk.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. Van Zuudt
nvcnuc. East. Norwnlk. .l. W. Davis,
[lllFiOI‘.--~Mnl‘nilll service at 10:30. aub—
lcct; Paradise. Sunday school tit 12 m.;
Loyal Workers' meeting, at 0:10; song
service at 7:15. Eveiilng‘scrvicc at
7:30. Subject. The Signs of the Times.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Suclety.
Norwuik~Reguiar Sunday service at
the Reading Room. Masonic building.
.IT Willi sheet. at 3 p. m. subject.
Ancient and Modern Necromamy; or.
mesmerism anti ilypnoiism. Testimon-
iul meeting, Wednesday evening at 8 p.
cordially invited. .Rendln‘g Raom open
to the public ouch wet-It tiny from 2 to
5 p. m.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
St, Peter's German. Evangelical Lu-
tberan Mission. North Main street
Rev. Karl Kretumann. 84 Henry street
Stamford pastor—biviue scrvitcs
with preaching eicry Sunday evening
at 7: .70
GERMAN EVANGELICAL
German Evangelical 'services are
2 o clock in the Swedish Congregation-
tl Church by the pastor, Rev. Charles
A. Brockmcier.
‘ MISSIONS.
South Norwalk Mission—«Regular
service tomorrow afternoon at 3:15
o‘clork. The young people’s chorus of
the South Norwalk Methodist Episco-
pal Church, will be present, and sing
several selections also strangers are
expected from other plaice. Come and
eujov this service. Everybody wel-
come
“CONSOLIDATED" CHANGES.
the New York Division.
The idiioWlng of local interest, was
printed in the “New Haven Leader."
last evening: The rumor mill regard-
ing “C(maoiidsted" Iroud changes
ground out its usual quantity of rumors
tbday.‘ The most probable one; was
that ll‘. ll. Council. the present super-
intendent of the Highland Division,
would be made the sllptlrintendent of
the New York division In place ‘of 0.
ML Shepard. who has been promoted to
general superintendent with an other
in this city; It is said that Mr, Fen~
neli‘s ability has long been recogniz-
ed by the oncials of the ‘Consolltlsh
ed" and that he would be rewarded
by promoting him to this important
division'of the road."
Rumors of other changes were also
9‘given.
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATUREILLEGAL
(By Pacific Cable to Asmiate‘d Press).
HONOLULU. May” 23.-—A serious
question involving the validity of all
legislation enacted in the Hawaiian
islands since 1900; has been brought
in light by Superint dent; of, Public
Works Henry E. C
to act on the ground
unconstitutiohgi. Cooper claims that
be act a lnv Id and by the. fact that“
the legislature permitted the use of
the Hawaiian language during its do
Iiberatidns which ‘Coo'per holds was
at the act wail
:oasetlon of allowing the Hawaiian
<~oftheaatisato
Willie!» priest if you
language to be spoken was bitterly
foam iuid it was only sitar the threat
t In the
that the III to can I loglr
. W
N
tniversity. in receiving today rule
onlatlonot the Babe in Sax-Co
Rumor That T. H. Fenneil May Go to ~
‘1‘, who,rétuses ‘ '
prohibited by one In the terri-
torial ”firearm during the
recent. session of the legislature the ,
all is ablation .
ohm rector ot-
net—m.....
1.»: eats. I Bridgeport Advertisements.
TELE D. M. READ CO
Established 1357.
W“ .
RIBBONS F0 2 SUMMER GOWNS
Ribbons aet'veavcry important part among costume
accessories this season. Sashes, Girdies, Corsage Bows,
Hair newt. and Slipper Rosettes are worn by every wom-
an, and the Ribbon Section is gay with profusion of all
the new shades. half-tones, fancy stripes and figures. Dres-
den clients and a great assortment of white plain and tau-
cies. -
Wash Ribbons for iingeries come in all widths.
Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons, number one to six-
.I
ty.
Sash Ribbons of every style and color.
Corsage and Hair Bows made at the department
without charge.
WOMEN'S SUMMER UNDER WEAR.
We have a complete as‘sartmcnt in many. qualities, ei«
ther low or high necks, long or short sleeves.
Cotton Vests, low-neckeJ and sleeveless.
Io cts.. 3 for 25 cts.
i3 cts.. 2 for 25 cts.
Other grades at 15, i9 and 25 cts.
Gauze Lisle Vests. 25 and so cts.
Gauze Lisle, mcrc :rizcd, 50 cts.
A very fine line of lace—trimmed vests. from 13 cts. to
$1. 00.
Children’ 5 low necked sleeveless vests, to and 25 cts.
Children‘ s Ribbed Pants, lace trimmed. l3 and 25 cts.
TWO NEW, WASH FABRICS.
Cevennes. A Silk Gingham of finest; quality, perfect
weave and coloring. which must; be seen to be thoroughly
appreciated. There are both lace and ribbon stripes. It is
designed for fine waists childrcn' s gowns and dressy shirt
waist suits.
50 cts. a yard.
Swiss Plumctis. An exquisite . summer fabric, very
sheer, with tnmbourcd stripes that resemble feather stitch-
ing. There are about a dozen combinations of coloring
ing that are beautiful and effective. 50 cts. a yard.
Wash Goods Section.
The exhibit of Porch Furniture IS worth a visit to ex-
amine even if you do not need any.
A suit of weather Green attracts much. attention. It
consists of Settec. Table. 2 Chairs. and Rockers. Cool and
inviting.
Crcx Matting Rugs in all sizes.
'uua D. M. lotto COMPANY.
. Bridgeport. Conn.
Announcement.
Franklin limes Medical discovery
is now sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottlesI
at 61.00 per bottle.
For over 30 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by the
best families In Not-walk and South Norwnlk, and has cured Chronic Liver.
Stomach and Blood diseases when all else has failed. ‘Many here testify to
its virtues. Sold on its merits,
HOME CURES. HOME CURES. HOME CURES.
A GREAT SPRING TONIC.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGOISTS.
Thoma mammal; scant. and Wheaten...
in use for over 30 years, has borne the nightmare of
and has been madoitn‘der his pet--
.. sonal superri'sion since twinfancy.
Allow no end to deceive you! this.
mmiwxmttanom and “Jushuugobd” as but;
Experimeniii that; than with and endanger-tilts with of
Mats and mnepeflence against Experiment-
What Is; CASTORIA
id at ant-mists snhstilutmfor Caesar ammu-
got-lo; rope and Soothing syrups It is Mt. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
somatic: no age is Its guarantee. It. destroys worms
and alloys maritime». It: cases Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It‘i‘ellovos Teething“ swam our-es Constipation
and Fhstulency. It assimilates also Food. regulates rho
mums novels, giving hosiery“! unanimous
ThehChildren’s mecca-Th 9 Mother’s Friend.
cerium: QAS QR[A aswAvs
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