. _ " lemme. trier:
me .llilllll edt buttons and, a quill.
' noiwu, black, blue, champagne
‘ .- ~ . w ade‘orl'
uler weekly motile as em in ‘
M‘m‘ ‘
, ‘ hearers“ local
, Allatewingltuw
.‘y; .Epworth lseaaue of the . 't
the tOhurch nuts ”I
. .l... decorations wii
graceitll,-—and but‘ to.
Flat, hats of rough straw in ,
two-toned oifects, made on wit!
train: and shaping gracefully to
billed _ with black,
blue, red or yellow.
... lit the head.
ii iii still.
. n
mm or
at. * “'Kil‘blel-a Well
undid Mrs. Smith
M t't ‘
‘lorde‘d Checks
“abscess—é
. , Charity at tiers. of Sherman, charg-
Excellent of otyl‘e and brimitil
ed with mm or in the that degree, in
oi grace,—-—and but
Right. rear.
WHY SUITS 00
m -
nether; why shouldn't they go
, “With?“
rd. William Moore. Chestnut a
fl“ onto to the great‘sprlng specie -
' , 4 lo. Twoiioors filled with hernias.
her, newly born' infant. will
beitried at the May term
rim at superior court which
mg in at‘the county court house
nedt-a'l‘ti day with Judse WVT. Elmer
Sat, its! 1th. ”.8. Bmiih‘t
with ' a “go"
rich. z'l‘llej presumption among
t billciala how is that Mrs. Blattory
When $7 buys a $15 suitl
When $11 buys a $20 suit!
buys a $27.50 suitl
the family gathering of the South
wwallt Congregational Church. neat
re‘dey night, at 7:45 'o’clock, the
it set will be A Secret Disciplorflioo-
Y ev-ae‘l‘ivesisrngo H
11. Element siesta ..
“simian sections. 'rh -
, ound insane and committed to
nectlcu Hospital for insane at
w“ a
{tile slattiariio live on a term in Sher-
Cnn't tel you how many of
rewlihcludyw, I .
. your alze there'll be to choose
alto ere lamb Yuk east
us. The Bible 'l‘e’schiu‘a’ class trill
ed by Miss Mary A. Day. .
momentary is about middle
ashram! flat fell: was apparently about
to become a mother. Later her husband
salted where the child was and she
said thenwaa no child. Mr. Blattery
bly reach this vlclni
oohnor night.
use mild in all seetlons. geopol-
or, for this vicinity pleasant
probably followed by local
Right Reverend Chauncey B. Brewe-
ter, bishop of this diocese, will be at
hurch at the 7:10 9. use»
day, when he)
I class of they church..il“here,
from now for they are on the
(But you are safe in counting on
finding a satisfactory one and sav- said not
3 but: made a quiet search
and in an old unused-well on the farm
he inund..tho baby, wrapped in one of
Mrs. , stamp-yrs i‘ahawls, and dead.
The medical examiner iound that the
child had been born alive. and that it
had died trout drowning in the well.
Mrs. slattery was held on the charge
Sunday-night.
...—M
._ nonmem-
is having repairs made
* will be about thirty in “the class.
40cc week's piloting.
for sprint; should attract
tion to buyers of the
8.8milh,& Cole. >
Captain James
a satisfactory sum.
very size except 44 is here at
some one of the three prices and
every suit . that was $12.50 . to
$27.50 is included. '
it is a fine opportunity for the
woman who would buy style and
value at about half of real value
Second floor.
MORE MUSIC—15 CTS.
. Norwallts at it.
. ‘ps. boys' caps. ’
. hn Mylod, of Stuart avenue.
" ,. thing her-mother, Mrs. Jac-
. . of Wilton. '
‘ ' I mess stable bedding, the best
‘tor‘rye straw at half price.
W. Hort wilibe the
next..member,of Old Well Hook and
. y to have served twen-
ty years on t s active list. and to be
placed on the life membership i
time wlliexpire one‘ year from lily.
The members child
of murde
She did It
be soled ’
:but‘ denied the allegation.
hilussworkaa usual. Neith-
or‘heri sband would
W of types 0, cultured real.
E
There are about 60 prisoners await-
ing trial ,iord'the criminal superior
court, h as one or two at the Dan-
bury jailily g the cleverest of the
prisoners pd .. wand Jennie smith.
as they cull .. lves. They operat-
ed in Waterway and Danbury without
being captured. but in Stamford they
landed a lost a snag and are now
awaiting isl'tin the charge of passing
tot-godlehacits. a The «Waterbury and
“,Gertrude Bohennan. of South
' toet..le‘tt for Virginia. yester'
‘e. gone ten days. .. _
, at meeting of the Pine Lodge
-. ub will beheld with Mrs. W‘r
shop. at her home, in‘Belden ave
G. A. It, and the Women s Relief corps
will attend service at. the ,
Baptist Church. in a body, on unday
eveninx. May 29th. The occasion will
be a Memorial Day service, by the‘nom
DeWitt '1‘. Van pom; .
‘ Rev. A. B. Kevanssh, of Brooklyn,
will preach tomorrow morning. at the
First Methodist church. Tho'gliul‘clles
sir. throdhhout'the? condenses iive‘lon‘e lot
the Sunday collections‘ln May to the
Just to keep things hummin
these new, bright and demands
music selections will sell, till the
present supply is gone, at 15
V CAI.
That's How i Lore You Maine.
Under the essential- Bush. ‘
My Honey Lott. '
’t on the lower
. . W
for the coming we
y victims have-identified the
. man 3“ till blindiht possibly the wo-
man giiiydhimtinwtsmford.
etbeldiab Roadkill work, ”or which»
. , sir-Reversed outcome»:
or , «Whimnerbies. Barbies.
M neonate or . -
Where the .Bduthemd‘tbees Grow.
l'Ve Got a .Febli '. for You.
°t 51.4.;
.. iv“ a :W- mall'heeierhof
' of are on er
I M’t‘. F” E.
Tho‘ checkeliurpglgtd to be pav
lNS‘l‘RU ENTAL.
_, Fudardlnrvieeaiovsrthehmllfisvof The 0mm“ .
up each or 814. The
forgery it Sta ford ‘was the name of
p. _.. .
Lewis'laorand diurlbuttl were 'heldv-to- '
meet a day “12:80 o‘ollook,
La» .~‘..l .l ‘ .l. ...uJ,t . .....fl‘ .
‘ ‘ rationnecticut ‘ . Military Academy
tsetft’ie: scheduled to
drain Greenwich, this
“East‘fiv‘enuez-mundh.
Uncle Sammy. - ,
loanhurst'NVsltaee. 3
Dream Days Wattles;
strain hls‘lstefresv
concoct-«Main and Westdisin .
streets, and at tim‘ZMn Hill Church, in
“unlock. idoaco,
'rdu 'treal'ltirer of Getman.
.4311. {lumber dealers. The
, ehtprd the filamford shoe
company's stare last Saturday evening,
and Mrs." Smith was fitted with a pair
f shoes; r'Smith‘ tpndered a check for
listirawn an the Fidelity Title and
Trust company of-Sta’mford to the or-
der of James Garcon-“or bearer, and
bearing a very poor imitation of Mr.
‘ Boxerdusfs signature. "the words "Get-
than c Juddmund “Pay Check” were
stamped come check in redinlt. Smith
said he was an employe of the com-
pan valid the check represented his
we 'rwhges. The clerk was suspi-
cious 0!;the Couple, oti‘d‘r'declinc'ii touc-
oept' thocilcclr, whereupon they left
the store without the shoes.
Society Circus two step.
Cannon. at‘ 8:30‘v1‘0'01d0k3' . interment Mulslana Lise Caprice
was in the Zion‘l-lill cemetery ' ,
Mrs; Emma Nolan, ol’jStamford.‘ior-
met-1y at this plocwlii
weelis with‘zfriende in its!
“tori; 9“,”:
hastiltdn‘theVEhoil for- , -. , .
.. . All new music is alway
’l‘hird floor. .
Willbmmi‘
our shops co ‘
. streamer,
Nolan I!!! been or poorhealth
andi upon recommendation ”the
tor has rated this trip
choose will ,be‘ or use
4—Pe‘st most stable bedding, the best
1 title foarr‘ye ’straw at half price.
clos lit Vstten. .
, ..1‘ltéi Wilfliaaehhll team is schedul-
edwto it or the Cuban Giants this after-
noon, on the, Decker Field. ..
he (changers secoiid' game of the
Moantiino Williamgli. Judd, presi-
dent of the company. had been called
up undesid he knew no such person as
" James‘Corson.‘ and" that the company
never issued "pay, checks" of the“ kind
in question. The police were inform;
Church... 1. .N
.‘s'l‘he Mimi-Bible class ofrtlie First
histh‘odist church will discus‘s hit its will.”
ed of'the‘transactiou and noticed shoe
session tomorrow,.the lea
son, on .“Tein-
Moe." under the . top
lc of Watch; "
‘ . dine heat
shb ‘tedorzrrrx straw at it rte
dealers and clogging
on the lookout“
‘iiouse men, to be
e cou e, and sent
outseveral officersflin pla clothes to
I 41'“ airlift waist ‘spscl'eltiosior. one .
«rel it... arch. driest... i think
look, for the crooks; The‘precautlons
werewoll taken. for the couple soon
cred another shoe store and went
throughthe same performance. The
proprietor managed“ to slip out of the
store by standout; unnoticed. lie
week beginning May. 7th are in large
at great bargain prices. he M10118! to your church."
“Well, Bragg doesn't think that.”
,"Noi How do you me i"
"He thinks the church bolonas to
quantities and
th in
school. room on Tuesday. M
Owiag‘to the. illnoseol'ih‘e p‘
and. Mary o; Rider is in n... Yorit
today. at the Hotel Manhattan,;attend~ “a”, Dr“; Montgomery.
the reception given by the Abb
oi: 1.;Norwalk;.1w
notifiedthe'poiice and the couple were
giste association. of which she reach a. . brief .s'ermon; :thefore
placed under \
the conference services at caesium then Wm tound a
comiilet‘e rubber-stamp outfit and tour
' "rt-tar sEAu-rlrut. owes. «- ~~
.m.
, , iiitO'Brien's window and see ‘ ' , ‘
estromth varnish .. - , pa , buckets-tor shoes. a pin, a suit
0"“ ° . . , of homeland aboth’ora‘rtlclo of small
ii cents more a .
llli Flmr‘Painli; coats eeaxlchlsl use. Emma w; ' “Milne Eleoflllml
value. Three‘of‘tlie, citets wereiesu-
by: “B“‘W lil’ho‘wm ii'li'ln"‘srea ....fia’ill
edgbvufii. Well.,ol*24 i Thirdavénue,
and is. ill. Gorbam. _ c, '
undone bill it Isaacs or statements
' indirection thumb lent to com-
’ -_ do A ' go at-
avenuehN their. ..The emanate
.. ‘ oaatoclt ,Paoitmo .
, w" .. amount.
‘ongihem _wes..l7.72.
Meagmft‘itfieprgtdesied that she knew
~ use... in Itoelt.
notglggl "tho-transaction «in theatsm.
for 1 hoe
companyrflhen she ,, was
sear ed.by..the .mstron. six more
tihe that tendered‘infthe shoe
nos-m is “silent
use and General Mach.
lirlliéxihsm
- mm CO.
at wares at”. so. noawaut.
ri’l swam; ~‘ -‘
suck; 10o. All!) ROI._ .
renew i great fun-
~. '. ‘ . 7 . . wsAK irlaH.
mteiwrlwimcvnrsn You! 3 ......
s seriousness. . _ ’
LBS. (Mite. pol ey furnishesihe
. sets. '
, , at the!
.7472 Sixth avenue.
as. aumachinist . by
area that. sauna:
some I . Mahaiafrom
Iheidreessmeetlysisvrather
W in ”“63!“de
W’m part
.H K. . m~
. wire.“ were new”
and: edit at" hammered.
Mil 1.00le “in at. Pull.»
. ‘ i . lilinn."" ‘. ’ v :
ND.- 0' F" ‘ «When Smith'leftWaterbm-y iii
in Wit sherry thetflh‘e'i forged“ term
several things. including his stem
£110.7le not lave theaters,“
I. ,
G. if;
suited
it“!
,Q Roam son mar transom $AMINSKV
. WM Mi _,
’ . This ‘ rephlla with-vii“~
ht prices. 'i‘o matte th
, Impress you with the fact that your custom is appr
. orable and intelligent effort to win and retain you
you thinlt it is to your interest
being made to safeguard you are
IALI OF MUOLIN UNDIBWIAR
lists are some special lots of under
muslins that will interest you.
made. neatly trimmed garments, and
much below regular prices.
COIIET COVERO
. mater muslin corset covers. tuck-
ed and lace trimmed. also lace inseo
‘ lion, all sites, at 25 cents.
Ledies’ muslin corset covers. trim-
med with torchon lace edging and in-
lertlon. extra line quality. 39 cents.
Ladies muslin corset covers, with
three rows of lace insertion and lace
trimmed, very pretty and neatly made
it 50 and 59 cents.
we Pectin
be public to which it caters. We‘ll.
interest to supply you with riaht‘msmht'li"
a store homslilte and Inviting; to try and
due is indigestion. _ ‘_
Indigestion. Tut-mum reare- T
seats the natural lilies-of digestion
as they eein in a heel y nomads.
estnhioeilwiibtbegreeieaihnewsssnle
sod reeeneuuouve .. -- , Kelsi
isolated to use
to spend your money where ave
inst tradins diseetlstactioa iii-"any sort?
lace ldaiirtlon and Meirufde‘,
» latter, inert
clean-Ins. outlying. ewe - . -
strengthening the mussel men .
lleienhesterueoh. Nlnli‘l‘ downs.
liadies‘ muslin n
tuched yoked, good quality and my
dream. muffin -,
broidered yolteaeo rutlles, also hear .
stitched yohes. 'zood muslin. 76 cuts. 1"
Ladtee' muslin nightgowns,‘ inc ' _‘
and embroidered collar,~ extra mod f ‘
quality. at 01, ‘
Ladles’ muslin nikhtlowne in
square and empire neck. lace and em»
broldery trimmed, prices from $1.13
lghmmi -"«with1 K‘
lull. atoll cents.
bedios' muslin n1
rutlled and made of good quality mus-
in. at 26 cents.
Ludles' muslin drawers, hematitcb-
rd tucked rutlle, extra good quality, at
THE NEW SEASON! OPENING
, BALI 0P HOIIIRY.
The stocking stock is at
We'll throne this.
pleased buyers by such
, the following: ‘
j ‘Ladies' fast hiatlit hose. 1 tie.
Mida' Hole and cotton
simd" plain. also fancy. embroider- a
.,at c. , . ,‘
Ladida' gauze lisle hose,'fast black,
in lain and fancy lace
. thildren's fast biec
in title and heavy rib, mic pair. ..
Ladiea' muslin drawers. with fine
embroidery ruffle very neat and
nado..at 50 cents.
.iKi TB '
Lfilies’ muslin skirts. with deep
Manly. snoosus imbroid'ery rutlle, also lace trimmed.
. ibeirielshsmhlfiea
' ’ Ladies’ muslin shirts, with helm
ditched ‘ tucked runs, fine quality, and
3lie shirts, with torches
83-85 washing-ton Street. 1
South Nbrifi'elipfonn
...—.....-”
Allvthe LArEsT s'rvLEa of my.
ii. cotton hose.
. Iron set: iiv‘
rue cur-roan mam
Norah, it'tooh
and a hall to
The Maid—Just think.
the hairdresser an hour
put my hair in this style.
The Cook-“lndade! lin' did
for it or did he sind it Lilo
MED MiLLlNERY, also a .... use.
«into! READY TO WEAR HA‘rs. A oEN-r FOR BANNER PATTERNs. " ‘ .
s. e. Tunersort.
i. court-l donWALKmlel.
,-
aieflshou is
‘ lit-Lt
d. Edwin;
.s wasmucrou eraser.
CANNOT HELP BUT TAKE DELIoHT IN WEARING one OF obit .
SHIRT WAls'ra. THEY HAVE sMAa'r a'l'vLE Asourfmsm AND . .. ,‘r
Ans SOOL£VEHLY couernuc'rao THAT rHEY jMEIT .wljliti‘
OF EVERY woMAN wuo seas Trix; j y _.
PARTICULAR PAtNa T0 mics TH‘P , .,
OMAN CAN WELL AFFORD To at g
. Ilene- leynfyanv mul- ereeeil .t
"er-II '3' Part ril
~ and“ eff-w Isa! as
suAnLEe E. wlLLlAMs or: BOUTl
NORWALK will'res: _
Dr. Diclt's Medicincyéolte- ,
. i can truthfully say your medici‘il|
has Worked wonders in my family ll
the cases of Malaria, La Grippe an.
Rheuma ism. Having had malaria to
are. I find your medicine su
perior‘ to anything I» liave ever used
and can heartily recommend it.
Very respectfully.
. CHARLES E; WILLIAMS.
9.6 South Main Street. "
THE moi-ANT. APPROVAL
sesloEs. weva TAKEN
AT suctla Ficus: No W
wurHoUT ONE.
N. E. RYAN.
:86 wasblnnfonflroof. ' T
. ,.,.59'.‘m N‘Wi’k- 7:
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AoMlleraATohvE SALE. . ’ , - H .
To close estate of Charlotte Hawkins
deceased. Will sell all auction, Tues
day, May 10th, at two (1t
afternoon "on the prom
farms. one containing 51 acres. the othe
62 acres, situated on Ptlnus St. in Net
Canaan, Conn. Beautillully located 0'
high-ground; ideal spot for summe
residence. Fer further; particulars, ap
ply‘to L. C. Green, adn
School:
Union School Disiricl
The taxpayers of thtl South Norwall ,
Union School District lore hereby noti
nod that the district its: of unmem
encounter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town assessment
Pleasant
difference between theorems.
querer" :3th and the other 1‘
everyday kind is—
Keith's
Konquerors
) o’clock in th:
lees," two (a;
linistrator, Nor
. aso 6
Just as easy and comfortable
if you’d paid a customd‘ntllter $6
‘ or "38—0: ”even more for a special
late! 1903. at ii .
meeting of the district held on the and _.
day. not June, 1903, at the Franklin
streetmchool house, brill he due'snd
payable on the scco d day or May
1904.:at which-time l l hall be ready.” '
receive same at Simona-Powell's 'drur
store; BIWashingtoni street. Penalt
at the ratio of‘nino pendent. a year wit .
he charged on andfiatter :
caterer-mosaic South Norwail
Union School Di trict: »
lureilr,~ April. at.
. . .25.in
5,3 50 on
7 ill Nor-Whit; ” .
.l. ll. earners.
" pneéhhgi'émil‘: o‘r Liars:
1'0 "tum ~
sauna aegis. _
' examine,“ ‘
Ballots 3 Perl
‘ ..DLEY ,6
‘.Lsmi in atria. .
wool: 13113;. stiffer-imagine:
* . Misuse: Manuals».
ymond-Brds -
1 1s? ASHINGTON er. ., .
..m ss lam tile
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