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A (do youjulfer with a hot kitchen when you can have a cool and cotufort~
.‘Die one by using it “Perfection" little ii‘lntnc (Ill Stove, at It Very small
W“ coat. The “Perfection" Is the ONLY blue Home More equipped with a I’AT-
B mi! CRATE which PRI‘I‘VEN'i‘SiI‘LlII IIS TitliLING over into the burners.
.Wo' guarantee It. SMOKEIJGSS and ouoamcss and to give perfect satis-
flofloo. TWO BURNER STOVES. $6.00.

We have other Blue. l-‘tuines at 85.00.

Ovens, Broilers, Toasters and lroIi-Ileatero.

 
 
 
 

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All sizes.
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THE WHITE MOUNTAIN "GRAND" REFRIGERATOR ls posltlt'cly
the ONLY thoroughly eleuiiahle Refrigerator made: every part III removable
and every corner can be easily cleansed.
box has the patent “MAINIG' IUF (IRATE
tion of cold dry all and uses;
orator. Ovcx oiie million In use t2UtI of which are III oui' own town).
Mountain soft wood Refrigerators and Ice Chests, Irotu $3.75 up.

-.—.

No wood exposed inside. livery
which gives it it perfect circula-
Refrig-

White

’5 pcI ('(lll, less Ice than any other

 

The Ferris Lawn Swing, made of hard wood and bolted together, in :1

sizes. Single, seats 1: people: amt double seats I people.

 

Lawn Solit-cs and Seals. Camp (.‘hairs and Stools. Hammocks, Lawn

Mowers. Croquet. Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers atid Filters, Window

 

Screens and Screen Doors.

 

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I“ _Do not forget that we have the largest and most complete stock of sour

mer Furniture east of New York, and at prices no other house attempts.
Money back is the best guarantee we can offer.
lI‘Iill line of new and second hand

Pianos bought, sold amt exchanuml,

Instruments always to stock.

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w. S. STURTEVANT

‘ COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS.

North Main and Ann Streets. South Nor'hmlk.

=55: “a. a- . ,

Decoration Day

As the. National Holiday comes on Saturday this year, we will endeavor

 

 

 

to make Friday the trade day of the IrcI-k and will not open on Saturday.

LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS,
_ . Site to 33.00. ,
Loco or Embroidery Trimmed.

LADIES‘ SHIRT WAISTS,
50c and 75:.

t’ercalo and Lawn.

 

SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
2 for 25o: also 25c.
‘1.a‘dies' and Children's. l

LADIES’ WHITE WAISTS,
$1.00 to $3.98.
an ‘and 'Batlsto."

 

LADIES‘ FABRIC Groves.
LADIES KID GLOVES.

LADIES' TOP COLLARS. ‘
LADIES‘ LINEN COLLARS.

SUMMER HOSIERY.
2 for 25¢; also 25c.
Lace and Drop-Stitch.

 

up, If _

Dickerman & on

84 yrastiittgton St.. South Norwalk.

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Q Chat Ottr Specialty

We are doing more business in coal than ever before

-. at this season. YOU ought to be. thinking about it, too.

‘ and have a proper amount laid in for next winter—you'll

need it. We would like to have your order, and we'll do

in up right for you Any coat that‘s good enough for us to

soil In good enough to giiarantee~and we‘ll do that too.
No. 2 int at 85 is 'a fast seller.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Sewer Pipe Fertilizowrs Brick, ,t‘enient.
Seasotmble goods or reasonabh prices. .

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44::- - - .
THE CAGE OF PRIVATE GROAT.

on tho battle than of a.» II run-I
near Richmond. \'Ii.. III a government
cemetei y wherein are. buried the bodies
of Milan tililliit‘l'S exhumed sinn- that

bloody content. Ono Memorial .tkiy
some years also an oiliccr III charm» ot
ndctachnient of linited States regulars
Ivcnt tip from. lI‘iIrt Mourne. to place
tlowera I‘lVl‘v theileiul III lilih cometery.
While they are standing before a
"rev -. let us go back to a certain day

‘2. when the Army of III!‘ I'ilitllllilt
nah at \‘orktowu.

One morning It general on it tour III
inspection plopped at it shut riddled
liotute In. which II man was confined
under sontcnco of death.

"What are you here for, my
asked the general.

"llescrlioit."

“tlaro you bet-ii tiliIIl‘."'

"Yes. IIIIIcI-III. and sIIIItI-ucI-It I'm
in hotshot on ttIoI-~—th. i don't Ilillltl
being shot, an louit‘tt I‘m not to he
hanged. Il'yt- one the ptotur' pinned to
the wall. amoral?” pointing to a card
photograph of a boy about two year:
old. “Will, that's my son liiily. I've
always wanted the little chap. when
he's grow‘d up, to be It major. I consid—
IIr sojcriii' the nobles" pcrlesltuii on the
earth. I know it'll ho II hacksct In the
tii‘l'Vli'tl to lillly, liearlu' tliii idtme name

titan?"

‘9 hits t'atlIcr-— shot for desertloii but
that. can't litiwiso he helped.’ Least-
aways he won't lie disgtitccd by his
father's lIIIrtu‘ been banned."

"You talk like It Itood soldier." said

the general. “Why did you dosert'."

"Well. yc sec. ntncral. Iiilly was sick
and ye wouldn't let mo go home. i
was IIt'eItrd he. would die callln‘ on his
pop and no pop there to cuddle him tip
III his arms, )‘I: sec. gitnII'al. lltlly has
always heeti ttsed topoiti‘ to sleep on
his pop's shoulder. So i jiist went
home for awhile till I found he wasn‘t
goin‘ to die nohow; then I come back."

The next .day the. conunaud was
moved forward and at evening It young
atd—dc~caitip rode up to the hold III
which I‘rirate Itiroat win: held and
said to the. ollicer of the guard:

' The general wants to know win titer
the enemy is occupying that wood Li\i'l'
there. 'I'itkc your men. go iii and find
otit. l'll take care of your prisoner
while you are gone."

The. guard marched away.
~oon as the aid was alone w
tlroat he said to hint:

"Light out!"

When (ll‘IIItl understood that Ilt‘ Wilz»
tree to go. he said:

"t‘ouldn't do that honorable. lte~
.witlt'H. ct they'd kclclt lltc. Iil'Vl ittuc
they'd like IIIIoquI tiann me, and tlIc
disgrace restin‘ on my llIlly 'd In.- tI-r-
rihle.”

"Well. then," said the aid illlllillll‘lil
Iy. "you'll hate to he xhot. President
Lincoln alone can pardon you "

tltoat scratched his. head tliotluhttut
tr. then suddenly took to hit: lit‘t'l‘r.

A low week:2 later the general who
had connircd in Private tiroat‘s I‘d ape
was billit'l'lllli‘ntlillg thI- hurried throw
Iii, tip of an earthwork III his front at
l. point where. seven pine trees are“
together Itilieii i’rivate (trout stepped
.p to him. and. saluting. stood at at-
.cntioir .\II at.tonislu~tt. trouhtcd look
'I'ossod llit‘ iii-nct‘tti's I'III-I‘.

I thought you had escaped."

l tlttl "

“Well now that ,viei hue r‘.ctuiticii
t is my duty to or'det you shot.

“i hare been to the president." said
out. “He gite me that." handing
the general a slip of paper. It was a
pardon written in President Lincoln's
handwriting anti signed by him.

The whirl of battle canto oil and the
Iteenral dashed away. Private (trout
fell in with a battery behind the
hreastwork. itiid when every Iuaii at
his gun was shot down. worked the!
piece alone. but only for It moment.
for a bullet pierced his brain and a
storm cloud of gray passed over his
dead body.

When the army came to a rest after
that campaign. the l'ollmrtnr. order Willi
issued:

Special Order No. ~

tll Private William (:roat. ~ In
regiment _. « rill». killed III battle.
inn int: been pardoned by the presidciit.
ts hereby released from arrest ltlltl re
.toi‘etl to duty. '

t‘.‘..l Honorable mention Is lIcrt'lvy
made of Private William tii'oal. ~ tlI
.egiinenl. volI-I.. i‘or gallant and
meritorious set'tuea In working a de—
.Iertcd gun. at which he temniucd to
meet cottain death

Let us now return to the party of
t'niicd States Icgnlats standing below
a grave. in the government cemetery.
in command. approaching
the headstone. read the name:

and as
.u I’I'Iratc

he said.

 

.”-_, ._.._~———.-._._.. _._

PRIVATE WILLIAM GROA'I‘.

 

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“Great?” he said. “It seems to me
that i am familiar with that name."

“We have a William Great with us.
sir.“ said a sergeant. Htllltlng~~"ihiti
man over there."

“Tell him to come here."

A young soldier approached. and the
ottlcer said to him: .

“Are you the son of William tiroiit.
who was pardoned"~—.
J "Yes. sir; my mother has often told
me how he was ordered to ‘light otIH'
how he saw the president and returned
(just before the battle here,"

"You are little Billy?"

“Yea air"

"And I am the man who told him to
‘light out. ‘ "

Then. assuming the position of a not-
dier the otticercallbd:
. "Attention! This grave will be dec-
nratedby Private William Grout. the
son or the man-whose death was one
of the moot heroic of the thousands at
the battle of Seven Pinon."

Private Grout advanced and laid the
flowers on the rounded heap. '

 

 

. A STARTLINO WOT.-
-~'i'o no" a Mount. -.'l‘ G. Merritt. of
No.- Koloopony. Pl mode I Itortllngi
toot. matting in a mom-fol euro:
.80 writes. “A patent no «tucked
with «victim: Mormons. ounces!
by um or the ate-och. i use
titan found Electric Bitters excellent
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. F. A. MITCHEL.“
- “I know- I MI kidney complaint for

ed: They cured mo."

SATURDAY. MAY 30. 1903.

 

CHURCH SERVICES

METHODIIT
lI‘lrst Methodist l}:pl~copa| (‘IittrI-lt.
III-v. \V.‘Wofford '1‘. Duncan. pardon--
itziitl It. In. class niectitiit‘. “1:30 a. tit.
«(‘lmllll. "The Holy I.tl'c;" children's

Spring Wheat,

from which
Pillsbury’s

talk. “’t‘he IIcIII-z" t2 inn. t-lnntluy Best Flour
Helmet and liihle class for men: 6:30 .‘

p, m.. lipworih Luauuu st‘t'ricc; 7::III ‘5 made“
p. In. sermon. “Remembering the , -
Past." Special music for the day will group In
he: Morning. (Irgnn Prelinlt'. "iIIth- the Red
III-120:" anthem. “OIIWIo-Il. ("liristtan _
Soldlcrsz” solo. ‘ 'Pilt'U to lI‘tici-;" post- River

lode. "Match lutrorious." ICvcniuiz:

Uri-.nu I'i'i'illtii', “Night saint." puliiti- Valley Of
tic selections. “'l‘he Sitir Spangled

thinner." “()IIII lI‘aIII-ii Comrades." the North,

 

‘h‘ieep t‘omrIideI. Sleep." "'l‘entliiz on

Minnesota,
lII- (ltd (‘Iiinp tironnd." "itattle Ilymn

North and South Dakota—is

‘3' the llcpIIIIIII-g“ postiude. lI‘IIiale (l
\Iiuor.

East Arcane Methodist Episcopal be“ "1 the world for flour'
IltIIIrclI. ltcr. Id. (Bunniuizliam. puntoi=~

 

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Mornnliz service. ttI::iti a. nix. preaclr
int: by the pastor; Sunday school. 12
III.: Junior League, conducted by Mrs.
lloweu. 2! p. in.: Itipwoi'th League. led

riled. Iteiitllng loom open to the pub
liu out II \\t' II II day trout - to :‘I p. III
SALVATION ARMY.

Falratlou Army» Sunday. meetiuur

by Mist: Matilda Smith. tlziiti [I III.: . J .. J . .
subject. Work Antoni: Heathen Wom- f” ”M' H 'l' m" “mm“ "w.““ug'
cu. 7:30 II. III.: pI-I-nchlnt: by the pas- '( '" ""‘ “w", “”‘I ""“~‘" I”! "I" ("‘"T’J‘"
tor; subject The Heroes ofT-‘aitli. My" and “n": it It. “"' ” ”"HM‘UM'
J\_ M. Chum] ’I‘ It MI-(‘onncll wind up: totes, \‘iII-ttl and instrument
pastor. Ill h. m. pri'acitllitz' 3:3": Itl; (‘Itutaiii and Mrs. tliidlicld will
Sunday stliool; 7:30, ("liristiaii IIIIIIchi~ I”. :I' ,H'" MfrHW” {M ”"9" "‘“fm
ror: h. lircachluiz by the pastor. ”mum” ,‘l“"l“‘l' ”"3”“ “1"" (ill)!
“314‘”. meetings as usual. All a“, .'ilaL;I.tllI 1'} command
\vclcoui I. " ""'
ICONCRFGATIONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTESTS
l - I .

South NIH-walk t‘oIItzri-Iaitiouol
t‘hui'cII. \Vt‘sl street and West avenue.
Itcr. John N. II‘I‘I-eman. iictlui: pastor,»
Scrrlte. III.:"! II. in.. topic of Mormon.

Prize Winners in Yesterday's Events
In New York City.

NICW \‘tlilli, Mar L’ti ~'I‘lie suinmttr

ten of the intercollegiate names held

"TIM”‘K "”41” ‘3 ”'I- WWW" ““19"”? this aftermath on ltcrkI-ley (Ivnl. arc
Illllit‘ t'liltim‘h. Lamont and .lt'ltllilltlri “5 follows:

(.lubs: l:.t‘l I". III.. \v'll‘fitti‘l' 5""}““‘; “d’ ()Ilt' hundred .Hird l‘llil, trial heats~
dress on lit-Juice “Hit Me. Music or Hm heat won br “ ’I‘. ”“1”"qu
the day as follows: Morning: Organ Ilill'li'lll'tl‘ ”mm l. [J Lowell pm“
'lJ’I‘i-li‘tde til it. flat. Ifllll'nl q‘uitt'tctlo: “.1“qu rm”... in seconds.
(hristtun. tho Morn tweaks hwectly. WWW] hum mm lfy “I A Sow
Shelley: “""l't‘lr-V- "”4““ 1“ 1': “WW” itarrard' second .I. \Vt‘h‘lllt‘l‘. l’tllll'
IIeiIIicr; (inartcitc. "Ilow Sweet 'l‘hy ”hum", Time , it) baccouds.

Mercyfl Ilarnby; organ llllnuiltit' in .\ .Tilil‘ti “PM “1,” MN “I II. Item-
I.ia,lor. IlIIlIois. there will be a .xpcc-I ppmmyhmm \tt.'titld It “Hum,“

Ial musical program for the \‘espcr sor- .
rice. as follows: Organ l‘rcludc. "Vos—
:IIr IIcIl.:." Spinney: trio. soprano, ai~
in and bibs. "U llay of [test and Iliad»

llllt.
II‘oIIrth heat >

Georgetown:

(‘III‘lit-ii 'I line,

Time to l-' .I to roads
r\\‘ttll by A. l".
N'I'tlllti. “y, l._
to seconds,

liiil‘l‘cy
Wallis.

titty-“H .Schuecker; tltllll‘lt'lli-‘v “Stilt. Iiinlit hundred and eighty yard ruit
ritill Willi ’l‘hce." Louie; contralto so- { trial heats -Ii'll'.‘4l heat won by II. III
to. selected: response. "(I ’l‘hou, ”wi’l‘arior Amherst: second \\'. :.\ New-
”“I‘ “"I' ““‘t' Light" “”I‘l‘W-‘W "Mt?”- cll‘ Wiltiuius: third .I, wf twat. liar
nation." Allen; organ solo: diictt. :.o— yard. ’l'iIuc 3.", 1_-J'

Lil'itllii tIiId ba‘s. “I‘alm as the Night.“ Second “ML “.0“ by l. A. Orton.

‘loctze; organ po~tlitdc. ‘tlI'IIIIIl t‘hoi'-
' ilubois.

Music at the First t‘hurch.

:-t‘t'tIllll. .l \. Taylor.
.\I. tIvI-rtuatr t‘orucll.

Pennsylvania;
. ileliuultia: third
\ot'wallt.

 

, , ’I'IIIIII 2'00.
fi'mm‘mw: . .Mm'nm‘r l’reltido .‘.“‘."“““ 'l'liittl III-Ill \ion by (I IS. lichr. lint
tom -itli hyiiipiioiiy \iidot. tonic. ‘ “mi; second, (I M ”1.4...” cumming;

Millard: ”lie Still 'I‘IIIIII,”
Sate MI: (i thri.’
I'll: TIHITI‘J:

Holy Spirit "
.llil‘h: soprano Milo, “
ireonestedl Itaiulcuuer:

thitd. l. .\l. 'I‘imc

1: Ili'.

i‘tilllttt:

.\Ilsit, I‘I lllt l toil.

Iii-pound shot the l‘ollouiue

(it‘attd (Elioeut‘ i“ F- H““"“”' ‘ItualitII-d' lI'_ (I, lie-III. Yitli'. with. will'
BAPTIST. ll l‘c-Ii. Ill: turbos, breaking his tl\\'ll
South Norwalk Itaptist t'hurch. ll. li't‘lll‘tl made last year by three inches;

Ii. t‘urpcnfer. pastor Moruiuu ttt'l'llt'i‘,i
Hutu. subject. (‘onimll ’l‘hy Way l’uto with It I'i't'l. :: tallies; third. i'. It.
the Lord: object lesson for children; I Robinson. IIIIIvard. with it feel. ‘.'
Sunday ‘t'lllitti at I: III.: .qutor mm“) Illt‘IlI's; t'oiirih. (Iitlss, Yale. with It
inn Endeavor. 1:30 p. m . erenint: not“, feel; iitth. t'. It. ’l‘iuglcy. Harvard. with
‘Ilt'i', 7.3:“ p, in, ltcd Mi‘ll will risit' Iz'. fcer 11.. inch. Dewitt l’l'lltt'i‘llilt
the (Illll't'Il and the subject of the ser trailul hv 1,; inch to quality.
man will he The llond of l‘Iatcruiiy
for the Promotion III' Hood Among;
Men Special musie' Mor‘nlur' 'I‘e
lieutn. ix‘oiu'liniar: contraiio solo; cv
“IllllL'. lireasi the “are. ('lll'l>llttlt,:
:icltnecker; duet. Ilark. M y :s‘out Nov-
‘Ii: Icnor solo. I Will ICxtoI 'l‘ltec Cos
in.

First linptist (‘hurch Rev

second, .1. II. Scltocut‘uss. llzirvard

CARRIERS" ASSOCIATION.
’rOitice s Elected and Matte s of inter-
est Discussed by Atlantic Branch.
litlfv'lTlN. May Stlvrilcprestriitutivo-
,oi: ‘Ittio ton it' \meticzin coastwlx
.. «hit pint: met heIe today. to attend th.
_, , lleW. I tanntml IueItinI; ot the Atlantic t‘IIr-
tan “”"V‘L “”5“""M'i'm’m‘i" '"- ””‘Iiet'i. I\.~.~oIi:.Ition A Icsolnrion wa:
II. III.: Sunday school, I'.‘ III. “with adopted d-IIItltIiIII: that all materials
l’eople's "“I‘ng- “:30 P- m.. WM”) and .~Iipplies for the ll'IlUSI-lailllllliil
”lg ”I 7:3" ll. m- It‘tnul should be of American Ill't)ill|t"

EPISCOPAL. .litriis. and should he carried in Anter—
'l‘rliiiiy Episcopal t‘ltiii'ch. iIIIn ship ' iii: It I‘ angle >> should iIiIttiii
riltit‘l and l-‘alrileld :Ivcntio lliIr III: h it at. lotion .Is sha lIl make all pto

West
Item-

ily lI‘. lIiImplIries, rector» 'Htliy (‘otn- [itsitlk'y lot the rumination of this «an
Intinion. s a, at; Sunday scrool. 1t1ifu‘al lll part oi' it. subject to these condi-
zt. in.; morning prayct' and sermon. ll lions. and that the canal should be IIII—
:.I. III.: ercnliiu' service, Tritll p. m Spe tlll' American control. A l'l‘IlllIllelll

cial musical program tittii Sunday in.was Iil:-o adopt-III on the matter or an
l‘\‘i‘t'.\‘ month. amendment to the (‘IIIIIIII reciprocity

(trace t‘lIIII‘IIli. Mullins. ltl‘iitl It. in., treaty. so as to provide for ('Illlti‘SFTUIl.‘

l’roccsnional hymu‘lllii. lleri'i‘y; \I't‘- to Miteritan viwscls in liaudlittc ITII'
title in (I. Lee; 'I‘e Ileuiu in .\ Ilttt. I-qunII-rI-c between Vidal and the i'nit-
West; .lithilttte in .\ tlat, Stutpt‘t'; hymn cd girth-:3,

377-. ilyitcs: hymn 377'. [MIH'SI IIITet‘v The following olllI-III'I: were I-IIIci'Iil‘
tory. U for a Closer Walk Willi ilotln l’riIslIleiIt»-- i“ll'ltl.~‘ S. i'iIudltItou. New
II‘oster; recessional hymn (I’I'tl. \‘TIIT“‘I'IITII\‘.
sou. . Vice-PreslileiIt Frank .\. Small.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN. WWI. Mai-N'-
Advent t‘liristian tlhureli. \':III Zaiidi Treasurer I-Tleam-r W. t‘lurk. l‘ort»
Ivonne. l-Izist Norwnlk. .I. W. Davis. l:mI|.t\1uim-.
"Iltsitit'.MMIII‘IIIII: serviccai lti:3iti.allli- Secretary and zittoral-I'm‘liilward (‘.
icct. Paradise. Sunday school at l:.’ III.: I’lummcr. ”'illl- “Hilly-
Loyal \V‘nrkpls‘ "M.”“gl at I; if». song Board or Managers "I‘l'illlt'lS A.
5...“... at I; 1-, liviniiu; “uni.“ ,n “ashbniu 'l‘homaston Maine: W. A.
711.0. Subject. ’lho Signs of the 'llaIes. Aiidetson. New \oik: James W. Iiaw-
ley.llnth.1ilaine: George W. Jones.

GERMAN LUTHERAN.

St. Peter‘s German Evangelical IIII-‘B'm'nm'fi- A”:

John I}.

Peter H. f‘rowell and
(‘rowley. Iioston: III. H. Wea—

 

theraii Mission. North Main street. . _ .. "
Rev. Karl Kretzmann. St Henry street. ““' “f“. ““W'L CUM” 5"“ M‘Wn‘m'
Stamford. pastor—Divine services "‘"I 1"”“"°““”“-
with treachln every Sunday eyenin —"‘_""“_‘
at 7: :0 g g WOMAN'S BODY IDENTIFIED.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL. '
German Evangelical services ate Mrs. Ruth 3- Harrison, 01’ Bethlehem,

Carin" and Believed to Be a Suicide.
NI) \\ It A\ EN May 29 —-'l‘he body of
a uoman found yestetday afternoon iii
the I\ioiiitt Carmel woods was today
Iiitentilled as that of Mrs. lluth ii, Hat-
. . . irisen of Bethlehem. Conn Of late
Mr“ J U“"‘“"" ,b‘wm'v ,§“”“*i;‘- Mrs. Harrison has been tiring with a
Nettielimrnrsui"! hit‘t‘i‘it' “mice at nitric. (‘llnton II tin-II at III Virno
the Reading ltootn. Masonic. I’llild'ing-lv‘r:\(‘|‘ Im.‘ my ‘She ;...;'. si .t‘“, t n‘
57 Wall street. at :I p. In.. subject “NW. old ,md siine ”t, :1", "J" 31‘1"".(1
God the Only ('uunn undilri‘aiot‘. "lceti i I ' l ma. 0 I”
‘ ‘ .. J Int ~.',IIIIU| tort u Mills ago has been III
menial “Wm”: “Uh“ ‘dul TT\TTu'Ii‘T iivooi health and subject to mental Ile-
“ 31" ‘"-'"“h"h all “r“ '"" n -‘ " l“iilliil‘lu1'lil at times.. ..hlhe. had been a
.. .c . -. —- IDIIIII‘III at the Middletown Insane Aliy-
HEARKEN YE I on. Because of inability to sleep alto
I'tl‘tllhlimlny took drugs. and yester-
To the Voice of 59“". Norwalk Peopic Idm she bought two ounces of chloro-
If you will but listel‘l‘lo your it tends . for In When she was first missed
and neighbors they Will tell you how ‘ here. it was sunmsod she had returned
the pains and Icheo of.a- bad back, the to her home In Bethlehem. Her body.
annoyance of urinary troubles. the her. bunmvel‘. was identified by Mr. Bird io-
vouoness. the restlessnes; that come day. Coroner III: has rendered a
from kidney ills can be relieved and verdict. of suicide.
cured Read what one South Norwaik ———————-—
citizen says: - ADVERTIOED LETTERS. .
Mrs. J E. Willlairui residence 40
Chestnut street, Bmtflr'Noerik. says:-

‘tlllduuvd etery Sunday afternoon at
.i o‘c-toi k in the Swedish t‘ omzrezation I
-l t‘ hurch by the pastor. Rev. Charles
L ltrockineier.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE socierv.

 

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The following letters remain uncall-
ed for It the following postotiicel for
attack- of severe backache often new the current week: .
ed mo. Afraid tit-Hf neglected ’they
might grow wot-ac 1 determined to try .
Douro Kidney . They were well
spoken of try both clitoens and new:-
papera. no I procured I box at Plats-
ted'a pharmacy and took them as do . ., .. ..B..s..i$elth. this.
rgicted i found them an excellent rem! South Norwnlk—dohn L Chldsey,

, .. “to! ’byon street. Mrs. Amelia Bellini.
Wm Elie by all doctors. Price. Mt ’Edwm Danton. Kora-mm Glbornnli.
no a box. Footer-unborn (‘0. But: lath-my Ivonne Mn. Mary Eltrobeth
film'NeY-Julecge tor the Units] Gainer "MISS fiction-to Thoma:

 

Norwala—George Chopin. Miss Mar-
the J. Gregory. Giaveni Guerrtno. Nor-
walk Steel Company. Mrs. James H.
Smith, Mrs. Staples. (Weston)

 

 

Bridgeport Advertisements. bridgcport .‘Itivcrtisetnoml.

THE D. M. READ CO

Elvfab/I'shn/ I 3 5 7 .

Store closed Saturday all day.

FLAGS FOR DISPLAY AND PARADE.

Mczuorial tiny If} at haul and business will In: sus~
pended for the purpose of paying honor to thc memorwi
the brave men who gave their lives for the American Flaw.

We have. made it possible for those requiring Flags,
to obtain them here. and we it we a large stOck. cvcry var-
icty at the very lowest prices.

Muslin Flags mounted on raticks from 5 cts. a dozen
to 25 cts. cucii.
Cotton Bunting Flags. mounted and unmounted.
to $I.oo cash.
Scwcil Cotton Bunting Flags. sizes. 4x5. 5x8, and 8am.
Standard Bunting Flags ucwcd throughout and tinialr

it)

cts.

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cd in first class manner. sixes.
2x5 5x I 8x12
3x5 6X) IOXI 5 ._
4x6 5am 12x18 ‘-

All in regulation sizes and full count of stars.

Silk Flags. large and small. ext inches and
with all intermediate sires.

iligii grade Flags at the IOWL‘HI prices possible to ob-
tain them.

PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.

We are offering the finest line of Parasols shown in
many a season. The Coaching Parasols in. white still. with
ruffles or Iicnistitchcd hcms are very dainty. There are cx~
cecdingly neat black and white combinations. and some
strikingly attractive styles in red and navy blue. Pongees
and linen colors are great ta voritcs, and come in a variety
of styles. . E.

An especial lot of Coaching Parasols at the following
marked reductions: $2.00 Parasols tor $I.oo.

33am IJI-Irasolsz for $2 a).
$4.0.) i‘arasols for $3oo.
$5 on itarasols for $3.50.

Sun Umbrellas at all prices l.tilll hi. m to $3.50.

Children‘s Parasols from .2; 5o. .I splendid
assortment.

3x5 icct.

List. it) mi.

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SALE OF FANCY SILKS.

III this sale are embraced a lot of light weight Silks.
that were bought for trimming purposes. There are about
fifteen styles. Persian figures. Roman Stripes. Printed Jap<
ancsc Stiles. and polka dotted effects in stripes and all-ov-
cr patterns. Originally those Silks were 39 and so cts.
Now all are to go at 19 cts. a yard.

THE D. cl. Itl‘ia’ii) COMPANY.

Bridacpo r1. Conn .

 

 

 

 

hcsi fIIiiIilitIH in Norwatk
Stomach and ltlood disease:
its virtues.

 

Announcement.

II’IIIIIIIIII Hui-ifs Malina llisurtiu

is now so ‘d at leading drug stores everywhere in. large (full pint) bottles

at $1. 00 pet bottle.
:10 years this \IIIIIItlIle \' I gt lllillt it tut-ily has~ Ill"'ll llSt‘tI by tho
and South Ntiiwitlk. and has cured t'lirouic Liver.
when all else has failed. Many licre testify to
merits,

HOME CURES. HOME CURES. HOME CURES.

A GREAT SPRING TONIC.

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUOOISTS.

II'tIt‘ ti\l'l'

Sold on its

 

The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
In use for over 30 years, has home the signature of

' and has been made under his pd!-
W sonal supervision since Ito Infancy.

' o ' Allow no one todeceive you in this.
All Counterfeitti, Iinitations and “Just-aa-g ” are but;
Euwrimcutu that; trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.

What: is CASTORIA

Castorl'a Is a harmless substitute for cantor Oil, Pare-
gorle, Drops 'aml Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its age In its guarantee. It. destroys Worms
and alloys Foverlslmcsa. It. cures Diarrhwa and Wind
(Tulle. It. relieves Tcethln ‘Trou biog, cures Constipation
null Flatitlency. It asaim Ii the Food, regulates the
Steam-Ii and Bowelil. Wily nanny and natural sleep.
. mic anaemia ram—Tue upward li‘riend. .. :

Genome. CASTORjA ALWAYS

7W Bears ,tho gfnathro of “ '”

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