ii: i
i
$8ng 56% c e1 ' . “womanhood...
,E. K. Banks.
jimmcxmo HOTEL BLOCK.
‘ landmines;
t .3 7W..- . .
gm No‘g'fil’flllilnd infinity: Shop'-
0 tonlg t‘,‘ Cl drillkiJVcdt‘ibaday. The
d nrbance that was central near, St.
‘ llH y day. morning borrowed
a - iy ea tdmlwdwis new central
n r Cincinnati. , it has produced _,
cl guy Wilmer murmur 1intlulg‘olggo ooc.~—25c.
ey an tooutho‘rh port on o t o ‘ ..__.
, o my”. it it followed by an “i ; ‘Plaln white cups and saucers
t ed aretotii‘lghproesure and clear, 3" g _ , ,
ant weather that is new central in the Plain white plate—5c.
northweeuv ‘-Colitlltiona ,taror‘ tor _ Basal-tent-
tilts vicinity local showers tonight. loi- _
FOR run contractile.
iotwed by. our ,and ullghtl)’ cooler
we'ather. , 3 ‘ .
Themed Scollin, oi' Danbu’ry. is the 9mm“; “”35 or ‘f‘o‘mwl ‘0
guest oi friends in South Norwalk. even: winger. new so good
that lar—srglltedl'lolks would buy
though the snow was still flying.
Dinner-sets of. 100 pieces. dec—
Uncas Tribe. improved Order of Red
Men, will hold a regular meeting to
orated in three dli'i'erciit‘patterns,
«$5.75.
night.
Dinner sc’ts‘oi" li’arpicccs, prev
3EYo'u smile at the phrase but a
hlt'ii the cage; These are rem-
nants ol‘ ' o'ilce-é‘oi'ripl'ci'é‘”dii'l'l‘i'erfi
ware stocks. Decorated ill h
number of tasteful patterns. Oi
some patterns, almost enough ill?
make up a lair-sized set. "
Cups and saucers, regular $1.75
to $.50 data-toe. cachli g‘ i
Plates. dinner, breakfast and
soup.,rcgular $1.50 torques doz.
—-8c. cacll. .
Tea and pie-pistes, regular 85c.
to $1.25 don—55c. each- "
Covered vegetable dishes, reg—
ular 65c. to $1 .25~agc. to' 48c.
Meat dishes, regular 8c. to $1.25
-~4c. to 45¢. -
Sugar—bowls, regular 48c. to
',
\
American porcelain sets with
violet decoration. gold lines. and
gold handles,“ ‘ * '~ -
11,2 pieces-4310.“
130 pieces—£514.50.
Toilet-sets in:tl’iree decorations,
(i pieces—$1.73.
iO pic'ces-——$2.25.
Toilct~t<ets ol‘Ainerica‘n porcc“
lain in fancy gold ‘and‘ flower de'c-
k“ orations for $3.50; with jar—-$5.
Pressed glass tumblers, good
shape and"p:ltté'm.-~25c. doz. ‘
Blown glass t'u‘i'r’iblcrs, regular
Soc. doz.—~.toc. ‘
l
Tito annuni‘ meeting-on the Pine
Lodge Club will be held next Monday
evening, '
' ,Miaa‘ Lizzie Keher, or Southpori,
Spent Yesterday liltl SHOE“ of friends (i; dccog‘afious...‘$6_50.
in Norwailt. ' . . ' ' . -
Mrs. C. B. Bates. of Orchard street. (1)1):"Tl‘0‘k dinner-sets ,"1 5F“
is spending the day, at her cottage at Q” 590 patterns, ‘ ”d 'PleCCSr—r
Fairilcld Beach. 3‘ ‘ $7.50. - . ,
behigrsgnnttrew liltlingmantdhchgirlglrm. g: Gold-lined dinner-sets, 112
nugon area 9, o .e. -, . . . 2
relatives in ,Bridgoporl.. . , g , 2:39:33 regularfi} “ind $13-50“
Mrs. Esther 1). Stevens has moved " '/5'
from 77 South Main street. to William
H; Richards houae, in Burritt avenue.
. twin-armada circuit wilt show in
South Norwalk Friday. May 20th. The
circuit lha‘s afopecm train 01" Waive
_ catfiv . .. g ‘
f 'l‘h'fé’rcii‘ call meeting, of the Patrio-
tic Order of Americans Will be helu to-
motion night, in’llcd Men’s liail.
\i’ashipgton‘strect. ’ E~
. «near lamina. titanium-Recep-
tiou,..Wednesdar evening at it. ‘
snack.
.v Miss Jennlelfloward. alter a week‘s
illness. ,I‘afilllilcd‘llm‘ duties yesterday,
as cashier and; bookkeeper in the store
of A. l)lckermanv&550u. _
. General Russell Frontandthamem- Basement.
bere‘olfhls staff will go to New Haven ‘ ‘ .
tonight -to witness . the competitive
driilqpl the Yale Corps of Cadets. THE ROWLAND
Miss Alice Coley, of Norwalk, who DRY GOODS CO..
'llaa been visiting Mrs. William B. ,
Penney at; her residence on: Osborn BRIDGEPORT,
Place, southport, has returnedlhome. » i , .y _ . - .
Dr, and Mrs. Robert. Milton Wolfe __ .---c,;;.._.,.-_...._’. "
are in possession oi their new home. ‘t' . 4 ‘
i‘orniorl,v the ,Young Men‘s Christian NOWY‘gUEHgverg“ TXNBUII'IED UP
Association building. in South Main . YOU NEED 9
street. g
Mr. audwgiirs. Charles A. Freeman, 0:
South Main street. arrived home last
night from heading. Pennsylvania,
where they went after Mr. b‘reeinan_‘p
Strength, Cali engineer. somafofMy
IMPORTED“ 'Poit'r; 'BH'ERRVV AND
" Toxavwlnss.
I am .also’ the Baor'ASSonTMENT
of i-iunr‘n. . 3.“, ,V g '
Dontt youfknow that you can always
gala: "’ood ,meal..at.all hdjpryvglth
everyth ng in scotch, at the
Imperial Cafe
9 Railroad Place,
lieW..AL'mé automobile... . 3
Leslie Fania, of V’lfaylor avenue. has
been ,snbstituting at the, Postal Tele-
él'aph oilice'.‘ Washington street, for‘
Walter nails, during the letters ill-
ness. -
Six new freight trains will be put on
the Berkshire division to run between
liawleyvillo and New Haven, it is said,
to handle the freight brought from the
CRREEEQSGH ”Bail,”
west over the Highland diggipiign.
3 , a. in.33l"l"°"““-‘
PAINT voun auoov “Fod‘ 75th“ -
.. w Billitiltlalilatu
nt., it weighed toll can. morepto .‘ , , ,, g g, , .
Pa g g g
the pint than others, wears longer, and 3 mm“: 81mm“ d _.
J.’ L. McFarland
gives it gloss equal to new work. Sold
villains liforehead
by'Comstock, Watkins & Dow and E.
E. Gotham. ‘
, Absolutelti, Pure .‘ice.
and lilo-mp act-vice pally Guaranteed.
”Thirty Cents Per Hundred Weight at
.. neon- .,.._. ;
3 3 . la 3
J, {ngpFar 9d,,
Successors to
,1
‘ . nomads
-f
"fr-’5‘
u it
PINE FISH? . ~
WHITE HALIBUTl
FLATFiSH, 5 1.38..
eats, ,
FRESH ‘HERRING. 5 LBS.,
SILVERBASB
l l'jl
'3'N’ ..
mow? alter or: mode BELIE-
loymnmmrms alto BACON. . , . g p
' :5], “1:..ihiPECIAL) ' " ‘ .3 *A‘LL OVHERV‘K‘lNDS“ "OF
. 3 -FH,‘8LLNGAT as AB
QMALLUi-iagptg'.g......_..v._.,.~‘1,4c LR. l8 “-6.; ' = ,5 5,; fit?" 3 LE
all.“ ”Fifi..t....~...i....itio.l.as. excl-”lili‘r‘l"? ”"T‘" “'“fi'i‘i'm‘
frtiahéllknrer “A? J1
. . a... and or We.
saw Mulls. ,corne ”Wind Street.
J
we”. a LB'é. 25c
‘ ‘ 25%
ac LB.
:-\.
‘ . 3 in
.; ..,t'iili_.8ai.\iathan~ W
war- a:
it
” an (in):
ii. -
Mina. Moon. In
‘ to be ilcltlmtt Hartiord._ ,
, day evening, May 4th. at Loekwood's
‘ mtrh’l‘dai‘iree
' uesday eve
Ma _ Va . 9. .aecuaioii‘ei tile—
gn rashgln‘lldmdll Addy or bite Pa.
'w "l!” t if," a! _.,
idhlli‘sllfit’ it
. was honored null;
(than. Our OW“? L‘
a Gighhe ladder. h M d .
‘ ‘* Winmhm Nuniguuulms‘
I , .. .
WMOW‘WI! “in .« in far. iii ”A“ _
. womanhood anal-m church. .
will uncommon-ow attention, with ‘
Milan llaytmttfl'i‘fiuiu ieln'ew ,
A palmletgwua in Remit this thorn-
in, looklntfitora vacant" atomflln
which todo hustao‘aufor'h Week or two.
Percy Quintnrd. ,oifhlorw‘tillt. who has i
l
for the benefit or, his'he ith. exp in ‘
to, return .to “ “a homo initiorwalitui ’
about “mammoth . . l: litg‘ H .
(lound‘arlia’laityafitzotsnu oi Brim .
port. will ‘holdtun entertainment to- j
umrromruumiand up invited that. ‘
several motnbera * at Court limit. oi;
Norwaiit; momma. 3‘ . 3 H .
”'MI llama. or. New :London' Food j
and Produce Company, has a cttr ct ex-
tra-fancy Maine potatoes tor the whole-
sale trade in the South. Nor-walk
i'reightyartl. .. .3 3
"Without Limitations" will be the
subject of the pmyer‘trledtiug‘ of tho
h. B; _A.. oi“ the Norwaik Congreaau
lional (linlriyli. tomorrow afternoon.
lira. W. (.3. iurtlu will be the leader.
Tholit. Paul'a Brunch of the Girl's
Friendly Society, lii holding a.buauat‘
thle,.‘ultcrnoon. and; evening. at the
town assembly hall, Wall'stl'eot. This
cloning the young people will enjoy a
dance. . g .' , . > ,3 ,
Aleouilrmotion lecture will be held
at St. Paul's Church, Thursday even-
ing. Bishop Brewster'wlll continua
close at“ this church ,on Sunday cvcnw
tug. May 8th. .
i
Baptiat Church held a meeting last
evening, at the residence or James B.
l.yon._.coraer of Knight street and
North .avunue. - ' - ‘
lilies Eloise McClaVe 3-0! (hillside.
Newtloraey'. who has heed the ‘guesl
{or a low days or Miss Helen Quintard.
of Main street; Norwalk,"returncd home
tmlay. ‘ 3 ‘ ’ "
Ilehr Sanford. son oi'the late’ pres.
mom 0 the Adams Express Comedy.
has purchased the Whitehead property
at Redtling Rid e and will, eventually,
it is said, bull, it hantlilomu u'ululner
residence there, , ' . ‘ .
in» First and Third District Repub-
licans. otthe Town of Norwalk will «
'lneot tomorrow. night. in. caucus. at tho
towm assembly. 3 ball. Willi . hirer-l, and
acioct delegates to the state convention.
Philip Cassidy, a brother-lu-iaw oi
Eunono‘woter.,ot South Nor-.1 ant, who
a few datt‘ilzo,'3nrrh'odiln this country
[mm irciandtz-pncurcd‘ his ilrst em-
ployment. in-thia Ieountry yesterday
with McMahon. Brothers, contractors. ‘
on‘tho ,tluittncr building. ~
R{Biai‘lep literacy has, ,appolpted‘ the
at,
otythclxnpmcuiste‘ conception in' Ter-
mviile,.a member oi, the, board of ex.
innings?! the . Diocesan ,Schools. Euth-
cr'lilea'e- was especially, active in
school _,yy_orir in .N. vich prior ‘to his
transit: tofirerryv lefand is admira-
lily‘ilt ed tor his new” duties. ’ ‘ ‘
liflszbefill und‘ergping‘ many changes
digging the past winter at Captain Eph.
iii rrttt’sm-yactlt- lbwnitai in Walgr-
a
street... lNol'walk, , will probn' 't'
launched oomorrotv... The arm 2: s '
been titled with ;a ton hers: met:
Bunnie automobile. anniuwm e.l.lr~..rnt
a seven horse two-cycle motor.
from city has” ‘chiéapest electric
powerrtor‘house lighiing in' the state.
Let me Wtrc‘vnm‘hquse. ‘ Perci’, E.
li‘erris,"!‘cl. 175nm“ j. ‘
g The .olltcrthliiluent ' committee at the
untrue: Club. 0! Nomads. reports that
excellent progress is beinganado lulthe
caption of the club. to be held Wednes- .
iiull, Norwaikl The committee of nr~
ward Newman. ,
Grand Regent Edward D. Boynton, at
jtllograndupouueii Royal .Arcnnuin. oi‘
Connecticut: and associate grand oili-
eers,."llave acceptdli invitations to be
the E'gnentu clothe-3 Grand? council ‘ of
alnssachusctta, at tho claaetnitltttiep
at ,Sprinzfleld. Thunder evening.
There Will he aparade at 6:30, initia-
lidn at 8 o'clock. and an entertainment
at .1.0.0'.9199k.3,,.. . .3
orienting“ L; Wé‘plpey‘ neutron, 4a
welltl'tnown Reddlhtmu. will" regret
that he is seriously ill. Mr. Randall
has suffered great from tumorsand a
Meantime-ago on urine test; wee aru-
pu’tated lusdhcidw, thaghlpdumderm
growth». 3‘ mi dull iozlpresldant 01
held edger lattices in Reddlnglcmol,
'wtzllhra’o'tfnr , ligation“ by" Mr. gait.
? u"‘«Mg..E. pump, ’ed‘
on . ' 3
D I
«with: estimated that between 4.000
guishod generals. will be in 'liartford.
cunt}; A. R; Secretary otW
lialn ilgjl‘stt may be, present. it is ex-
it: regimen . . g ,
3 .lmampmgermbumewmgmana
mownmmamltuhgothwmo
presented a ticket that twasmhwod
gaze. , mamas:
l . ‘- l
. . . ngugfil
“ ‘“ :4" or
igkwflw; finadlts 0430" 3:
W'AW-W‘smrhmm
Wmmfihsdlmammo
travel sincalthat tl , .he‘ttc
nto
at}.
hwn‘apeudlax same time in'Ml‘nnesuta. . a“
'0
'- 5000 f ' alt
[trill/Maul; gonna! b- undue“.
pun Neale, rector (it the Church .;
'i‘hancKlyn .iatlilch dilylked. which -
umlligementior theorist informal re- _
. rangcmcnts conslata of Harry Nicker- ‘
son. Howard .A. Montgomery and Ed.
fittest the .i,.$1§e‘t;dflof "a”. tumour .
, inattaddtag soundboardehairman or ,
‘ the re‘phhllca‘il town committee and has '3
nd 5,000 vetcraus.'lnciudlng distin-
tornae and Departnlentwor. cm”??? 3.-
1. ;
. NE
are
female, troubles
help me.
had mod
trial.
:and at the end o
"ganglion".
* " " r vo
34;.
Lynch.
An action; to
fidelity.
oorcspondent.
been
J. Johnson.
. Bears the
Ilia-nature oi
I'
name... of Edrett011.- Wis. tells
how she was cured at irregulari-
tieslaudluteriuc trouble, terrible
pains and backache. by the use
i Lydia E. Piukhatn's Vegetable
Compound- 3 ’
"Dunn bins. Pol n.t.\‘l:.—A while
ago lny‘liealth began o fall because of
. The doctor did not.
remembered that. my mother
Lydia 1:3. Pinkllum’a
Vegetable (.‘ompoulid on mtmyoc-
column {Or irregularities and uterine
jlrouhlea..antl '1. felt. sure that it could
The executive board 0‘. “0&0er in“ hilt-m mo'xat any rate to give it a
"l who certainly glad to find that
“within a week i fell. much better. the
terrible pains in the back and side
were beginniny' to cease. and an the
anionic: menstruation‘l did not'lmvc
pearl as lit-flout; a time as heretofore.
so [comiuued its use for two thumbs,
t that time 1 war. like
: new woman. .1 really have never
ilclt better in my life. have not hall a
‘sick headache since. and weigh 1'0
nullsmnre than I ever dill. sol un-
ggsitntlu iy recommend your medi-
cine."-i“.las. Mar Marita. lidrzerton.
Wilt. Pres. Household llleonomichlnb.
If orIu/nal n! above lotto! woolly
N..- “a...“ “A .q,..... ..
MAD: roe DI-
ace.
, Clara Whonc. of Norwalk. has insti-
tuted divorce. proceedings against her
husband,“lililcs J. Wliono. also of Nor-
‘walk. on the grounds of habitual 3m-
itclnperanco and intolerable cruelty.
The couple .Wcremarrled on January
1896‘, and hate one child. Mrs.
Whono asks for divorce. custody of the.
child and changeoi name to Clara
divorce decree. has
been instituted by: Gram M, Johnson,
of Bridgeport, against William it“. John.
con. of Hartford. on the ground oi lu-
l.iida‘ Mi,'\\'irth is named an
The couple were mar-
ried on April 21, 1895. and the alleg-
ed acts of iniideiltr are. alleged to have
committed between August 7,
1902, and April 16, 100i.
desires besides the divorce. the'cue-
todv of her seven-y
The trite
carold son, Alton
*7 “grow
lllt Kind in Haitians Bought
aim
“w
MR8. BENNETT APFEALS.
>M
hilo 3. Ben-
liir. Bryan's
’ l
i
(a.
Methadone; With Judge Cleveland’s
‘ Refusal tofiilmove Bryan.
an appeal was taken yesterday by
lira, Bennett. and; theot erraaidlnm’
logatees under tbewlli o .
pelt thorn lhodeclslon a Judge Cleave-
iand. of New: Haven. given about a
Week ago in Wilton be dismissed the
application for Mr. Bryan's removal
as executor and trustee;
demurrer to the application [or his re»
.nlovll‘l was sustained by Judge Cleave-
.lanti. Thialast, action ot Mrs. Ben-
nott‘s counsel takes the. whole case
into the superibr court. ‘
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PR,lCE,8-_—-25c_..3§e apdflQOC.
HOYT’S' “i“ nitrite.
3 moi-ifs Aldo 3 MATINEES,
Commencing Thursday. April 28.
= Clara. Turner Co.
‘, Moulton, .Thom‘pflti‘f‘. Moulton,
3 Manlgarl.
. REPEBIOlRE:
”awnings,“
y—Thc Sapphire. , ‘
‘Friday—«Mldnlght ln'Chlnatown. ,
v ifairj'f'mgit Women.
, , . Matthew.
Nhuradhy—My Brothers' Sister.
Friday—Madam Du, Barri.
”Saturday—Sherlock Holmes.
humans-a nominee. menace and
300; 'MI‘HDB”. 106 and 20c.
‘ .Ladln' tiekpts Thursday it
- , "— ;:'l:"fll‘,.
patronizing-arias.
one: minor ONLY.
Tuesoavmav sun. 3.
., arterxwummramltainrs
who alanine.
Singing Mu
. urns .
an
W (31
o
s
mitt.)
Swinging.
u
3 their approval or diaapproval.
' ucvati of the iiy—lllwa tho ioilotvlng:
fig“ 6“
pool-mil we»
pull mau- oilim' i‘tiuitailaznlltitlu
' containatlbécretary Moloa‘uimmmpu- .
on tho‘atttion-ot the local unione lair» ‘ '
- lotion to amendmentaitotho eonltitu-
3 tiou. bylaw-and label lam recently
‘3 submitt‘edto-the local urociations (or
l ‘yflg
‘ .
a,
3 . aoanr non mar nauroirs narrnnns. _..
The seemtary’a report la that all the
nlnendlnontsiwith the exception of that
known as No. 4, werelatioptedl -‘
1.» Add» to auction tllroo 0! article
"The enforcement of this section ahnll
be left to the direction or each local art
sedation". - ' f w 3‘ 3 _
2. The following a a proposed
amendment to Label I w No. lit liti-
bcia shall not be furnished for national:
or knockdowns outside the factory
where they are made. This ahail not.
apply to bats in the mash. Manufac-
turers who‘nct up 'cuprl and hrims.’
that brim-rand crowns unwed or posted .
together, shall under no clrcttplutancca
be allowed the use of the label." ,
3. Amend article sixteen of the am
tlonal by-lau'a so that it sh‘ail‘rcad an.
follows: ."Ali pimps under our Juris-
diction shnll be allowed apprentices in
the following manner: Shops employ-
ing ten it)!“ shall be entitled to one
boy. and one boy more (or each addi-
tional tau men. in cases or ahopasol
has than ten men. the local associa-
tlonll nhnlithVo diacretio in the mat-
ter..lmd shall resistor b your not in
anchohops as they think lit. The av-
erage uumberef men employed during
theiyaar shall niways,.bo taken into
consideration. This law ahail not an-
plet. to: imahoMiuli national. clear-
aueea."3 3 r
4.. Amend section eleven at article
ton of the eotmtitution by addinnzatte
the word "thereof" the loliowing: i
shall be mandatory for thelloard ot“
Directors to meet at least once uyear;
on theisecond Monday of untobcr."
fl. Amend "Standing Resolution No.
9" by adding alter the word dologation"
in the last line the following:
vote of a local shall not bh collated
where the secretary or any other indi-
vidual .melnbtr casts the ballot for that
i
l l
l
t |
the met-ting. The delegates shall rc-
solve the name compensation as“ dale-
patea to a national convention of the
United Hatters of North America rc-
culvo." '
6. it is proposed that the following
shall be known as “standing Resolu—
tion No. 11.”. “Should 3it become nec-
essary, at any limo for the National Aa-
sociation or any local aasoctationto dc;
prive any member at the trade at the
right to act ustoroman. his. employer
shall at once be notified of the. fact.
and said foreman ahali. be allowed to
continua at work for the period of one
week only."
7.. The following is offered to be
known as section seven of article seven
of the constitution: “Local associa.
tlons shall not deprive l‘. mentbor of his
card without the spprovaloi‘ the Cow ,
oral Executive Board.” i
S.~ The following is-oit’r-red to amend
section one. of article twenty-tire oi the
lieatca to‘ be issued by the National
ecretary." .-
19. The following in offered to take
to place oi‘ acciion six of article Maven
or the constitution: "All apprentices
registered for the making: department
may be used by the employer for the
,tirst’ twelve months at any of the minor
branches such “as termini}, departing.
blbeklhgrfihfllflng. stiffening. Alter-“thin
space or time the employer can putgtflhe
apprentice at any branehluil'the pulsi-
ncsa in which he. may require the ser~
vices. out in all cases the boy must
servo his last year at sizing."l
iron: the operation of tho ‘uineohour
law. ,' - .. , ,
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTipNS.
Considerable inter-cat Manifest“; in
_ the Qutcpmegln Boston: , _
‘ ,: "_. ..,&‘l ... . ,
‘ fiQBTflN-laApril 26.-0n account at
the opposing claims as to the probable
resultrv there may great interest
throughout the state today ianhe out-
come of the Democratic conventions to
be held in“ themtourtean Congressional
districts of the commonwaaith,xonch; to
elect two-delegates to the Democratic
National Convention. (ran at ,- the-ac
conventions were to uncalled to order
in the afternoon while therewain‘der.
loom in the Eighth. Ninth, Teeth and
Eleventh districts; s-thc t'scvoailod' hos-
ci'ouiutl.‘«»-:Tho:.»§riends of ' Richard Ol-
nefc. otnostonflwhotyare in control at
‘ the Democratic state convention here
inactvoek claimthst whatever the out-
come of the diatrict convention might
be, the, delegates chosen" must vote for
Mr. otneyrut St. Louis for the presi-
dbnti'ai nomination.» inasmuCh'as the
state convention ~ passed ' resolutions
making this obligatory.»
William ,R.‘~3='Heai-st.'l led , by .gtleocge
Frod».~,Wiiiiams,'ol' Dedhnm.‘ claim that
the aetionh!‘ the-inlaid convention is
hindhtpdn no «auction the district
conventions. The Hearst” men have pre»
dicted that‘ia maioritv of their date-
gates will be elected today. The
friends of Mr. (Jitter make asimllar
claim. , ‘3 g , g ,
CHIQA‘O‘Q’B .Yfigflw, $9.93,”?!
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CHICAGO. Audits—«Annuals at the
ihhflfhcoidna 1;; wool-lied} last year .ln
(ll: page .iapreacni’cd in a. ll, 9ft, 1118i
re“ rt. lustsnpuutted by the. opened,-
elation... Julie laraeptuumlter, pt acci-
dents. from. any. one cause. fit... was.
found, was under the headytlfkun:
oval: , or struck. by, alreat $3833.?! .with . a
total“ 4E1. :Next deshltihbltth
elevanpnf..lu;
showing. of In .eoiiseauenoc ‘ 01
“new lumen-tide:- wanna. 4&2 nour-
iea,ware.~eau,a 3 y ,,
rope Poored‘i‘é tallest? tail.
. . r" " .a‘? #85:“; ;g;".7.l'7v HIV "I". i“ w“ ' , ‘ ‘ o3 , i ,
mflfipfll Emdtthzumertdddhgtr 3 The aehooi that educated» dullness “apiece: the graduate;
thegm : .9393?sz 99””? gum‘ ‘ I 4 " ‘ ' V ‘ . 3 .. 3
. 3; 1 g 1.1.: " '
Whitman”... ”ism can mm “on“. mil-mt-
‘ , _ d g‘ “W Tim“ g g » upeclairatm [or balance of the term. '
"Wm“,ffii“ .~ "g , monotone uuaammco nonunion COURSE can:
in: mmfiiirfin: ”“ ”was Durand Night SchooL . .
.gerana ‘ - 3 3 ,
Dress Goods 3 and sate-«suit Wants—44..
complete; second, every item advertised in fresh. new all
uhall make it much to your interes g
economy or the dlilcrent olierlags. Sol! interest should prompt you to tho 9 fit
early inspection. ' 3 i :
A SPECIAL SELLING OF
space though; no will have to be con!
tent. with a hint or two as follows: i
and black at 59c yd.
citing shades, also in black, at 20c.
novelties. at 49c.
spring shades. at 50c.
illlaek. navy, brown, red. tan and grey,
at $1.00. ‘
WOM EN'S WASH WAISTS.
these is certainly line and the prieoalnwna, and (limiting. Dainty patter
r are very modest,
{trimmed with heav
i‘agoted largo bishop sleeves, tucked;
culls. $1.50.
Val, lace fronts and lace collar and
"The culls, $1.69.
entire, number of members prcueut a'. ,l
by-lawc'.‘ “All traveling cards or dun— ‘
iii. Forinlngun‘liis to be exempted _
ton districts wersarranged {or the .
"Ou-i‘tdewntner hand the advocatesor -
or a!" ”K ‘
train railwavggflnaoregzfiea with ;
“51133990 S~White Goods.
The above sacdm‘l’uhe‘hsiigpially emphasized in this all. becaule they 'I Q; ,
moorlaut. Tho reasonu why they are important are: First the and! malt!
031193 It, A
leetions now, by the rim“
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t to make your so
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“THE WASH GOODS.
93533 @0093 AND SILKB. Almost endleuil in their "rill?
Could till the entire lid. with tempt- ‘eolorlngs. some of them continua .
as: items from this section, haven'tnmle more than common cwcw;;_m
should choose while the dammit“,
'27 incliWill'te Pongcowpcclai, at title. {are lm'tte, there's pleasure and profit;
36 inch Natural Color Pongee. at 50c. in it. 3‘ ,
20 inch Corded Wash Silk, in williet 35 in. Oxford Cloth in strip“. polka;
dots and figures. Regular price; 1513,.
,ut Lilac yard. . 3 3 , ,.
38 inch Mixed Sailings in the latest: Bates Seersucker, gingham, it;
3 gatrip s, checks, plaids and plain 9"
s. a 121,“ yd. ‘ " ‘
A lull line of organdiedln plain (its
in ors. Excellent quality at 150 id -,,§
30 in. imperial Cliaulbray in 0 ‘
blue.» pink, grey, also black. at 15¢
i 36 in. Corded Madras in to
zstripes. and figures, at 15c yd.
Polka dot, figured and
36 inch Wool Etamine. in all ev-
36. inch All Wool Albatros in all the.or
50 inch All Wool Broad Cloth,
The new season's first showing of,
‘alt12%c.15c and iilc yd. ,1 ,_ , ,
white lawn shirt waisin.. 27 in. fancy Tweed Mixtures his“!
y embroidery and‘tan and black. at 170 yd. 3 .
Colored Striped Madras in. tuner
weaves. at 25c yd. . ,» ..
Ladies“ white lawn shirt waists withI 27 in, embroidered silk Batiste, in
ired, light blue, pink. tan, black, also
iwhite. in stripes and dots at 390 yd. 't
,btttlles'
33.35 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
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c.” a--.._._~ ”an...“ m
s” s. T‘fLLonTSON,
is showing a line line of
army-rowan Hus
{come in and see them, prices from
98:.- To, $3.40 3
Agent (or Banner Patterns.
319‘ , .
86 Washington Street. South Niel-walk.
You Can’t Trust
the‘Woather man. He's apt to ring in a shower at any moment. A good
Umbrella is. the only safeguard. ’
MEN'S UMBRELLAS, WORTH $1.50, AT
WOMEN’S UMBRELLAS. WCBTH $1.25, AT . ‘
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS, WORTH 65 0T8»... AT 46 6789;. i
7
EST 6T YLE HANDLES.
N. E. RYAN.
86 Washington Street.
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Th, r‘ _ _, x; 1-,. {4.
. aye Bought, and vihieh has been
in use for. ov 0 cars, has bomb the signature of
‘ and has been made urtdcr'hls port-
3 m ‘ sonnl supervision lettuce its-infancy.
' o ‘ Allow no one to deceive yduint ’
All Counterfeits. Imitation and “Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that; trifle with and endanger the health
Infants and Childr ‘—Experieneo against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Catatonia. is a harmless substitute-fol-Caswrom m
gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. ,It isél’léatislmtl‘
Contains 1 neither Opium, Morphine or miller” Nara:
substance. Its age laiita guarantee. ,. dealt:
and alloys Feverishnosslv-r'lt cures hirrliooii a
(Jolie. , It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Continuation
and" Flatrtlénc'y. " “It ‘a‘soimil‘atea and Hood, «regulates fit
Stomach and Bowpgiying healthy shim sleep.
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a casrouia . av
Bears the‘:8i§il§ture .9" ,3
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