llmsrh c... CORSET“ covslls 25 CENTS E. K. Eon its, uswsoaauo‘uersl. ILOCK. souril noswsut. IIlCilI leis Niles. EATHER FORECAST. .4 For Net-vials and vicinity: .Jysir to night and Sunday. The disturbance that has been producing cloudy and rainy" weather in this vicinity durins the past few days is moving slowly eastward and is sow central of! the Maine coast. Cloudy weather, with local showers. contl'r'iues in the Lake union and New En land. The. barn paralture s mild in at sections. Anotb er dl stu snce is "developing in” Texas Conditions favor for this vicinity partly cloudy weather and not much changt in temperature. mJobn Doyle and son Frank are visiting .frl‘ends in New York. ~ nib-House wiring fer electric lighting my gpecislty Percy E. Ferris 175-5 Quickstep sale of good music. at If less cents at Howland' s. See ad. ,. . To}! notch spring suits at Rogers A Stevens. Drop in and have a “try on.‘ o-‘New arrival hosiery, gloves and ts of every sort, from the cheap cstq the best. M 8. Smith a 00 Clark of death Norwsllt, vl's lied friends in New Canaan recently. Jesepi Welch,’ of Melon. Is spend in: A look with relatives in South #0132 find mourning hands. O'Brien llilse -Msy hi Ninth.- of6 Count flinch». Hepburn Is visitihli triends in Norrislk... .. inserts... price concessions in ready 3‘er garments at the Boston Store. 'hfast Bacon by the strip. lie. fl noes C. Hoyt has severed bl cog “tiles with the live and ten 00E! DIVE". . Alon was born this week to Mi‘. will!” .Mlchsel J. Howard. of Con- livid Avenue. a-Dur itsenecsnt codes is s cracks- Iséir. L' mmedihn Bros. 4' ,. Tomorrow being the first Sunday- of the month, communion will he served in the churches. Mrs. G Lawrence. of 41 West avenue, Norwsla. is spending several days in Stamford. with fried“. «Saturday’s special Eockwood' a Go- cos. per box, 170. United Grocery Co. 20 North Main St. Mrs. lra E. Petty and dau hter, Miss Ethel Petty. or the West ide. have been lashing s' visit In New York city; The Perkins duihtette will give it con- cert in the Sprihgwood Union Chapel en Wednesday evening, at 7: 45 o ’.cloclt aspeclel for Saturday. Armour's shoulders, do. crib. United Grocery 06.. to North n at airs. liberates sad son. 0: Al West avenue. Norwsllt. are spending s few days in New Haven with relatives Miss Emma Bouton teacher in the South Norwsllt public schools he. been min 9 past week. and Mrs. ll‘rsnll Lauder has been substituting. ‘ «1-6 lb. pail Lard. 50c. Hayes.’ A letter from Harry M. Camp telling oi the elsciency of Dr. Dick s Medicine as'- a’ rimedy for malaria, chills sp- pesrilu today’s Issue." anon. W THAT BEAUTIFUL GLOSS comes from the varnish in Devoe' s Var- nish Flour Pain; costs )5 cents more a quart though: id 'by Watkins I: Dow- and E. E Gorha a.m clinics warivs colossus lsc LI. rasr’low cALlrosmA HAMs... m Ls. ll),,14e to; resell eons, (9599i m J, T‘ v‘. W mu ' es' mi mile to all; less their heads cs. ' " IT GOIO ON IALI TODAY ANQ :hcrs’ll be lively goings oil in music section—everybody want to share. 3Iue Bell-. . ’ A leadingsvoritc of the day. tfy Honey by Tliurland Chattawsy. We Got a Feslin’ For Vets-- Catchy, new and popular. th’rc the Southern Roses Grow; Beautiful Ballad of the South. west Kitty Lewery... 4 NCWVIWBIIZ eqng. .'t Don t Seem Like Home to Me. Sung now on every Side. i Never Thought I'd Miss You as I Do— Charming- Waltz song Some Down From the Big Fig Tree—- .. Very much in favor. INSTRUMENTAL. Dream Days—anew waltz. Blue Bell March. 0n the‘ Warpath-Indian two step. Probably enough of all to last - we days; maybe three. Till the or Is gone. we shall fill mail or- lers st :7 cents. and C. O. D. or- lera at no extra charge. ' The price is worth rcpestingESV Third floor. .marl SHIRTS. . 4. l Great chance for men. Pure lri'sl‘i linen shirts in the Viatural shade that is the thing 'or summer. Made by a maker whose shirts it and have, a dash and style. Slick as a pin Separate or attached culls. .. Worth $1. 50 of any mans none) *. ‘ White night-shirts of9 good cot; on. correct size and cut. and with nitiai of red——it‘s the caper to e'w ’em 9n the pocket. -- soc Balbri' 'gan underwear in sum- ner stycs sand extraqwcil made. ame excellent sort as those of Est norcnow—- . Right aisle, front. THE HOWhAlvr on? goons co relocation soc. it}; i- u——--- .. . ILUIFIGH.»= ~ ice to cats. 4 to; Le ers‘AK' coo. ice to. HADDOCK. or La. wmre HAMIUT, . as to cases assume. is use. roll as. no: a . . . 12 3 secs “A5. ‘ 10: "s NA'rivs our mil. . . _ so to osllslAu c.-.» AnoALi. OTHEF Kmns or FISH asttmo Ar ass sunsets PRICES. CAPT MICRO Idast Molten! Monmouth Hire-oi Item Old lslvstloulumwnulldiwu - «s1 TELEPHONE 166-6. A FEW SUGGESTION) Why-st roll your solve" pleura WE IELL NOTHING IUT THE IEQT LI“vflanAfl»......unuu eeeelelleseeleees- anode seeoie T“ L's rowdauanrslllsrsmo Laue .. lee Li} pains MIAQAITT .. «4 A... m Ls. Iug‘gmt "V'y'd‘lieiepelC’lQIeleiIJs'l-sfilogal‘bsseiseleseas I~" h‘ INAMUIANV OVVUIVIIO HANG” [EAT/IRAQI s Vfle LI. season—and cotton costr‘ County Commlsisoner Amoco Penn 3 recon-ring from an attack of meas- es. The quarantine. mulled at his iill Plain home has been removed. —-Derhies. Devhies,Derhles. O'Brien Mr. snd-Mrd. George W. Cram and it. and Mrs. H. E. Cram are moving .'om Morgan avenue to the Baxter -lsce, corner ofEast and Morgan sve- .uee. ~Msttings, oil cloths, window hades in great quantities at‘the low- st prices. M. S. Smith A Co. Thomas E. Reading. who has been in no signal tower at Pelbsm Manor. has .een tiansferrcd to the train despatch r's cute In the Grand Central sta- on.- New York —-8plodcli 20c pin; ~unch. linyes.’ VWalter Allen“ formerly t Herman Malinda cafe on the TVuhlngton treet tbs-loge. has joined the ranlta oi ie painters and is plying a brush for livelihood. «n-New Spring derby. O'Brien Radisbes. 2c Mrs. Adelaide cox. TMrs. ‘Edmu‘nd‘ 'olufl and Misc ina Zellll left South 'orwslh. yoste in; morning. for Vir- iota. where they will spend a month or the benefit of their health. -—Vsquare pianos. IN. ten and fifteen wild" at J. W. Btudwells'. 10:0th Main. St...» »- dlEcrencc between "Keith's-Kon- qncrer” shoes and the other _ everyday irind is— ‘ In” as city and comfortable as ifyou'dpsldscustommslterfid 7o '41] il'finr'txht . Our success In due to Good Clotnlnll. We buy of the best manufacturers who employ Union Workmou and use good material resultlllx_ in excellent lilltl well-made gorilla-ills Our policy embodies all the benefits and advan- tages of a regular nccount enjoyed generally only by the rich. Our liber- nl policy is enjoyed by over a million customers residing in the cities where our sixty-seven stores are locnt~ ed. The system Is simply that you buy of us and pay us In easy weekly payments. Our Spring Stock of clothing is full of the latest and swellcst novelties in Ladies' Suits and the Men's Suits are shown in all the popular patterns and . weaves. No letters of introduction are necesslry before you can get cred it. Just give us your word and this will be sumcient. We Will Clothe the Whole Flmlly on ' One Account. in many. instances we have one no.- cotlnt which takes in all the purch- ases of the family, for the Husband, Wife andWChIldpen. It's an easy way of buying. Paying s little every week enables the whole family to be well clothed at all times. .l l READ OU R PRICES. Lsdiss'suits ...... .....$10 to I25 Men’s suite die 26 leys'eults. .......... ate 5 Mililnery/ . .. 16 Chess............ Ste 2e. seeesseseseeaia nuts...- South ”crummV -—New Potatoes Wax Beans Liettuce, l REFUSED To GIVE UP FURNITURE Radishes and Cucumbers, at F. D. Lawton & Co.’ s. 4 A number of military oflcers in The Norwalll‘s have received invitations to attend the annual competitive drill of the New Haven Grays. at the Second Regiment Armory, Wednesday, May 4th ~8slt Pork. the. in. Hayes: Uncas Haymalters'd'ihssecistion will meet Monday evening; at the loft in Washington street. . it is expected that at this time a large class of tramps will be taught to mslte hay by electric light. -—Boys' caps. 'boys‘ caps. O'Briens'. The annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society oi the south Nor- walk Congregational Church will be held Wednesday sfter~.,oon at 3: 30 o 'clock Officers will be elected and a social hour will follow —Bargsln sale of 81.50 umbrellas. 980 each. M. 8. Smith A Co. The Fairiield Association of Congre- gational Ministers, with which Rev Lewis milk Buell. D D.. expects to unite, will meet Tuesday. in ill go- ileld. The Aihiect ofdiscnssion wil be "The Church and the Child." .Chlcheha and Foils 10 and 18c. lb. lls‘yesl —.—.._. Trouble Bstwsen “Green Goods" Mc- Nsiiy and ‘ Doc" Weevil. ' The strenuous domestic warfare be tween "Doc" Weevil and Jimmy life Nslly. former “King of the Green Goods Men,” will be fought out beforv Magistrate 0mmen, in. the West Fifty fourth street court. this morning, IN" the New York World. 4 McNally has not done much latch n the green~goods business 090th E. Weevil used to be Mchlly's friend “Doc" not long ago remarried liltinui.r Weevil, who was his wife for a whilv some years ago. and has been twicr widowed since she left him. “Doc" snd..hllnnlo.mlnsled their reilpectivr furniture In the same list Jimmy-Me Na‘ily became their boarder. he inevitable happened last Mon. day Minnie and the Green-Goods King" became nuisance. and they suddenly loftthe list. . Minnie want- all the furniture. She therefore sold it to §.McNaily who on Wednesday got a summons ordering "Doc“ Weevil tc sppes in the West Side police court tort ith, and show why he should' not be punished for grand larceny in keeping it The two emanced tree~ lancers met yesterday near the bar of the court. Each gave the other a leth- al loolr. Col. Daniel O'Reiily, Weevil' s coinsel. stepped between in time to prevent bloodshed. 'lYou. slut had any real money in angry “Doc."iss he saw his old friend. Goodskingf.’ “i got all kinds 0’ moneiy -—nothln' but." "Not real money " the “Doc" in- slated. .'Y-ee. reel. good money " sneered McNally; “this kind 0' money " And heiheld up (at a safe distance)‘ ten new one dollar bills, bound with rubber “d . 'lDoc" Weevil staggered n llttle.V but returned to the chs se.rg ."Who give it to you—McClusky’" . he asked we «only- .“You wait till me 3nd Dan 0‘ Reilly gets you on the he elite of the green goods ordna- sim will attend the exam! eso s dew Central once men V-Joolt , over for new cases... . 5W wosm misuse-sign g‘so. ..’l'rr. millennium—n. H; superintendent of the Wort“ mm... roan of fluidity. who miss.» MM ido‘a illness since lien Keirh’ K onauerors rll! . .. 4..., . hythedsllynseof" asses, - Vnswlsther. Itismsoehysaantlrsly aluminium may“ your hands in ten years." snorted the 4 “Who e'd you g t th rl e to b that Th8 Pleas ant tumult-er e e p c "y « ‘IAh- h-h-l" retorted the “Green Adam son usv nhitronie shoreline... alooluoronivous BUSINESS This store makes its bid tor your business is a pieln. common lea“. straightforward manner. o it doesn't offer you good. reliable merchaadlfl at the beginning of a new season at hair what it costs to produce that rhhrcbIh-I disc. ing public Such offers are absurd and are rarely believed by an intention bid“ No concern can do business on that basis and live. wris't‘H do offer is the best the market arrords at ,tho Very lowest prices possible. There's nothing wins in business iilie good. old-fashioned honesty. “ * . \. BEAUTIFUL WASH WAISTB ' . FOR woman ‘Wash waist productions this sea- son sre more artistic than ever and the prices cause one to wonder how it Is done. but done it is, and here's the] proof: Ladles' white lawn shirt waists. em- broidery trimmed, tucked and plaited, 81 00. Ies' different styles and makes, tucked and lace trimmed. $1.50. white lawn shirt waists. Dlsln. Ladies’ white lawn shirt waists with ' Val. lace fronts and lace collar and .1138. $1.69, IOME iTEMs OF STYLISH DRESS GOODS You'll have no reason to complain of the price. This store doesn't believe in fancy prodts in anything. especially dress goods. 27 inch White Pongee, special at 89c. 36 inch Natural Color Pongee at 80c. -v 20 inch Corded Wash Silk, in VIIIIO and black at 69c yd. 36 inch Wool Etamlne. in Ill-$732! oiling shades. also in blaclt at 38 inch Mixed Suitings in th.‘ lIVth novelties at 49c. 26 Inch All Wool Albatros in all the spring shades at 50c. . l:- 60 inch All Wool Broad Clotb’ll » ~ bias}. Vprivy. brown, red, tan and hey a . 4 THI NIW IIAOON‘I OPENING SALE OF HOSIIRY. The shocking stock is at Its very best. We'll throng this section with pleased buyers by such olferinas as ‘ the following: Ladies' that black hose, use. ‘ Lndies' lisle and cotton hose fast hlsolt in plain. also fancy embroider- ed. at 25c. Ladies' gauze, lisle hose. mt III?- in ' lain and fancy lace. at we psi 1' hildren's fast hlscli. cotton note, In due and heavy rib. 1235c pair. » 83-85 Washl ngfon Street. South Norvvalls. Conn. All the LATEST OTYLES of TR! 8. WASHINGTON STREET. MMID MILLINERY. also a line assort- ment of READY TO WEAR HATS. A VGENT FOE BANNER PATTERNS. S S. TILLOTSON. ecuri-l NORWALK, court. ..,. -.. WHAT A WONDERFUL DIFFERENCE. a dainty hit of Neck Dread does malls in a woman‘s appearance. This can't be well dressed without it. it be surprised at the variety we show at 250 AND 60o. RWYAN NET- ,86 Washington Street. beauty be gauged by price. you'll South Nerwalli. V W mi. in... You 1.... Always bought. a... which i... sees in use for over 30 years, has home the signature of and has been made under hissing- soual supervision since lull tum. Allow no one indecisive you infill. All counter-rein. narration: and “Jammie" are a? Ex'perithents that We with and endanger the health Inmate and Children-emporium against What is CASTORIA Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Pan- we ,4 go nDrbpsandSootblngSyrups. ItisPIesshnt. It contalus' neither Opium. Morphine nor other Est-coils substance. [is age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms 8:: ahays'iz'Vei-isgmess. in:1: cures Diarrhoea'asid Wind c. It as eeth Troubles, cures W and Money It sealinilam the Food. serum use abolition anaemia. giving healthy and natural sleep. TheClflldnn'eMMeflter’sl‘s-iend. . .4. ‘H'Afih'; .l n-M'n .1 Semantic Business Ballade. eons-it noawsmr, cons. mmmunmurswm uspminmusmis’ cerium: CAéTORIA Al. sve-
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