SPECIAL. SAELEI
LADlOES’ 50 CENT
CORSET COVERS
25 CENTS
E. K. Banks.
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
scum NoRWALK I
HUWLANII :2
SPLEN DID“ SUMMER SILKS.
And not alone splendid of color
and of pattern. but splendidoi
value. Thereis much to arouse
one‘s enthusiasm. How they
shimmer. how they glow with
color. how rich they are. But.
more than this. how much of vai-
Ispends!
Ltllill Ntiilts Notes
-.._. .x.
WEATHER FORECAST.
i iixactly how lllllt'il IIIIIIII'Iv IIIl-
llt‘ lillh'plit‘t‘iihl shows. but to
' ii now how lllllt‘il lIt. llll\ \IIhIc I III
illlllhl \(‘i' lltf \‘(IlllbliL
! Cheney Brothers foulardri. (pull-
lI"I)t Noiwalk IInIl inIiIIIly: (II IIIII- I ity Milli :Ili scastin at 39c. \‘ti,I
ally cloudy, with light lIII-IIl FilthC'Iil I ,, . .. . I .. ' .
tonight and TlIIilIIIlIIy. T hII dopltsetou bin“ “1“)" “‘1‘ “IN“ ”' I'leIli‘r
that was IIIIIIII'IIl III 'I‘IIIIIIIII‘IIIIII I‘I-stIIr- lIIlIIl itilit‘ix‘, all will prctty by»
day niorninl; has llltl\‘L'ti but \‘III'y liltb- l n I N __ 2 c
during thII pIi-~t tIIIIIIty-tou: hIIIIrs.| H" 9 '
(.‘loully \I'IIIIthIIr with light iotIIl show-I Swiss taileta f”,- Khm waist
(It's [)I‘I-Vnth gt'llt I'IIlly card (If llitI MiFS- I . . .I. _ . . . ' .,.
inuippi rii'cr. 'l‘hII iIIIIIpIII'IItIII'II ('tlll‘ ,‘mis' hind‘ ‘1‘“! “In“ “nin'
tinnes low in tho IIoI'tlIIII-II Sl'l‘iitill>.i\\'lll'lh SW9“ 29C.
Conditions tutor for this \'iI'iliil_\' gIIn-I
orally cloudy \\'('lllilt.‘l', with light locIIl
chowers.
Plain pongce iii its natural col-
(It. It Ivarti wide and worth 5mm,»—
39c.
(aptaln AItliIIr W to ks is still IIIIriIIIIs _ I
Fancy Silks. II sort of pot. mom
i) kick at his home (III SlIII mom on thI
hound. Initlr 11“ colors Illt lIlIicIl lliclc I'lfL‘
Henry M llIIuI lIIiII III' Woodward sonic Iiicclcs IIIIIi stript-s and I- W“
I'.I\I-ntIII has l""('tt)\tlt‘(i l‘IonI his rIIIIIIntLUmII Immdpl h]; “I; 5”)“ “.m.
l ‘ .. . -
”ms" ‘, 3t ,Si and St. . IInt'.~——(I 48c.
\ou can not II good sIIIIIIrII IIII. (ll all
(no lnIIIIII-IIII (‘IIII_, (:IIII I'IIIlIIIIItI IIIII- I Louisine silks. plain ~IItiIIx. .Ind
llrlt‘lm' 'I'IIIIIII lIcIIIItiiItl i..'iCclcl;IIlt silks. II
TlIII (.(Iiltral l,-IIIIIII I nion is to hot 1 II ”mm.” M L'IWi Wm,” in thc litl.
meeting in thl, Labor L)U‘llm lonior IIIIi Si 48c
‘ 'l '_- '
r‘ow night ,
A morning of Still of (IleIIIulIiI tII Fancy {Omar-(ls, ricl'i grounds of
blue, gray. LWI'Cl'l.
(lc Companions oi llIc Folcst. Will it“ i giiIIIIII-t. Ii,
IlIIIIuII I'IIIIi ('IlrItIIt' with (lots or
iltid tomorrow night
' I I l . S' I I' On! . . .
H“ m"! mm" “H" "mmw' l IIIIIll hgurcs III whitc. regular
iii SIIi'l,--I— 59c,
t‘ilt‘hLl‘fl. will lIII liI-lIl tonight II. [own
Finest summer silks. iIibcrty
Asncinbly llall. i7
'l‘ he annual (.IlIIt-tlon of Old \\'IIll lI‘IIII i
isltins and billiards in lIIIIIIItIfIIl
Illpht or dark IolIIr cchctv. gray.
crul Aid Amputation “ill be held to
night In Masonic iitlll.
A. \V'Iiltols, of Taylor an. I
Julia .IIIy, IIIIIiIltIII. L'Iccn. whitc. iII'IIwII. l'I-Ii.
ClIIli‘lct-I
[\‘I'l\ltll' and Mark. all with tasteful
l
l
|
l
I
I
Iwcic 75I.
IIIIII, is I-ntcrtIIinilIII, Mrs.
Cold Spring. Loin; island.
(IIIIII ot‘ Mrs. Hill‘ril‘ A. lilI'kt'I‘miltt'I‘Iifigures (.Il' IiIILr. icutliIIl‘ $1 and
housos iii Lou-II hil‘t)<_‘i,il1l:\' boon t'tlllI Si}; “If”. “I . 79C
iicctIId with tho gun main. . ‘ ' '
Scryiccs in connection with tho IIII-l EmbrOIdered perigee; IIIItttt‘I'Ii
\‘t‘llH.lO tho lloly (.ilwst werII hold IItlI'olIII' \I‘It‘h (iIIl\ cthrIIiIlI-rcIl in
. . I I -. I .~I ' r I' I '
““1.”an L‘lIHlltilII lIIIIIt :HIIHIHI» I . xvii—color til' III contrast. :4 anti
. r, am I rs, .oIII ‘III IiIgI-I', o ~33 ind,“ “II . (. , . I
South Norwalk, intro been visiting! li‘ i” gllidl i ‘md
tgi.:5,“‘ 79C.
frII-ntls in \'t'cstport. for it, l’cw days.
. . . . l . . ‘ .I . .,. .
’i‘lII Io will bII no mid-truck scrvlco III I L‘“ ”WM ”I”
(hate (.‘lluit-h this IIIIiliiIu. "IlhIIIII I
”t'l\'.i(t’S llayc liccn distontiuucd ttiItllI
I
I
fall. THE HowLAND
ue is returned for every penny one
The Old Folks" \\'hist Chill
III-licdulcd tIo hold II sr-ssion Friday (‘\
IInlnp. with Mrs W. l). \‘crnnni, in
.5... mm I BRIDGEPOR’I‘.
. I I l
.\ spIIcIal convoI-IItIoII of \\ aslnngtou I ~ —~» .. - .. . . . ..,
(Iliaptct‘. lioyal .‘tI'oh .IIIIsoIIII. II.lI ill-.I. _ No man I‘IIII t‘tli‘P (‘Ull‘illlipiit’nl
hI-ld tonight.
be conferred.
James Mailer. trcnsurcr of the l'IIItI
(Id lliittI-rs of North America, has burn
in town on his way back to New York
city from Prdvldcncc. A. l.
The Volunteer Circle of Kind-5'
Daughters will hold a session with tho
MlssIIs (Istcrbanks. 5 Northfircnuo,
this owning. at 7:45 o'clock.
Miss AslIwIIi-IIII of lIocust, aI'cnnc.
lianbury, haI'II l't‘illl'llt‘ti homo llllt.‘l'
spIInIlinI; lcn days as lilt‘ :III‘st of Mr.
’l'hc M. M. (it‘gl‘t't‘ will
and Mrs. t‘. .\l. bureau. of Norwalk. gI-IIo,
Mr. and Mrs. AllIIIrt Dunn arc in Star of Columbia (‘il‘cio \"lii hold
Brooklyn HttIIIIdiIig lilt‘ illncral of Mrs.
Dunn's grandmother. Lydia 1.. (libbiiis,
widow (If IlIII lIito 'l‘hoinas Uiilillllh.
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75¢: .
to $1.00 with Doloc's Gloss Carriagn
PII Int it weighs .l to 8 ozs. mom 1.0
lil“ pint than othcrx, wcars longer and
piles n gloss equal to new woik Sold
by \\ ntkins RI lion and II: F (Iorham.
TELEPHONE 366- 5.
WOULD SUGGEST A FEW OF THE
FOLLOWlNG cUTs FOR YOUR sun-
DAY DINNER.
Roast Pork. 12c lb.
in".
l
DRY 600133 (:0
You can prcycnt it though. Dr. Woods
Norway PinII Syrup canIs coughs,
colds. bronchitis. asthma. Nci'cr falls.
ClintonCommander}; K. ’l‘.. will hold
a special IIIonIlaIII Friday owning, at
tho Mtlkollit‘ 'l‘IInIpltI \\ IIlI I.~.tII\I't,.I ’l‘hII
OI;ch of tho llctl L‘I'Ioss will lIII ;-Infcr
Ict ‘
I'emplo lIoIlnIII F. and A..M . will visit
Norwnlk. 'l‘hnI‘I-Iday owning, and ho
the ghosts of St, John‘s lIIIIiIle. l-‘. and
I\. M. it is uxpoctcd that the oiliI‘IIl‘.
of TciinlII ’imdtzo will work the li"
thIIlr rIIIIIIlIlr inIIIIIhIg tomorrow i‘\'4‘ll'
in}: lit nod MciI'II iiltii. III II II'I-lIIIIII
sharp. All IiII-InlIIIrs will plIIIIIIo III-
III all as tho lt‘ is initiation and lIIIIIIIIIII‘s
of iIn.pIntan¢tI , ,
‘ W, ltostnc and .losophi (Irogol'y, lhII
IIlllciIInt lIIplllons at the iiOit‘iICiifiIIFIN.
nro now l‘t‘Kllil‘lllit‘lli in handsomo lIlIIII
ii\’t‘l‘_\' costuiiics, with tlIrIIII rows lll
cold buttons down tho front of tho
coat
Then: is a (lccldcd change for tho
ilt‘lll‘l' III lilt‘ condition. of tho -Kt'.‘\
n In James Montgomery. 0. I).I presiding
' older of the Now York district of tho
a. Methodist NRWIYOIR Eaat eont‘orenec,
, who is seriously ill at. his home in
Stamford ‘I
' H .. ." I
fill . , t1- .
. 3‘ Lar e Fro
/,I __/ “a“ g on Mackerel 15 to 25 cents
/ . It - I We Poi-glee. 6 for a quarter.
'l- I V" I q
Bluefish 10 cents per pound.
White Halibut. 12 cents per pound.
Steak Cod 10 cents per pound.II
Blackflsh 7 cents per pound.
cannectlcut River Shad, roas 10
Iconts per. pound. bucks 8 cents per.
Choice Home Grown Chickens, 18c lb.»
pound.
Prime Ribs at Roast Beef, 14-16e lb. “my. m". 10 nt
made Roast. I 12: lb. “cm 3 cc 5 to 25 cents
Legs Lamb. 16c lb.
Lean Pot Roast. we lb. ALL OTHER KINDS or FRESH
Native Veal. Calves Liver. etc.
PUBLIC—MARKET
_ iI East End of Washington Street BridgoI -
32 South Main, Corner Havtland Strectd .
.F'IS’.‘ AT “swarms ,IInIces.
CAPT. DUOROSS.
Old Salvation Army Building.
A own it)! or...
lamb roast of beef. cut of pork-—
lesser minorities if‘thht’s‘nll you'nee‘d
-plcked from our first quality. eon-
slantly arriving. supply will bring to
your table just the finest. tendereet.
most nourishing. best-for-themoncy
meals to be had in seven counties. in-
ferim meats barred in this shore.
Sohatib'o Market
22 wasnINaTou eraser
‘Phom, 322—2:
. Call and see us.
. More
Ladies’ Sails
Stylish Hundreds
1.5‘
Swell Style:
)
PAY US LATER.
Men’s Suits
Nabby " i " ' Winning
and . 5 and
Staple . Lasting
I'lSSOl'U‘flClll,
CUSTOMERS,
10
Just tell us to charge your pur-
chases and then pay us a little '
every week. We have the best
largest
easily the best terms. We conduct
67 stores and have .1 MILLION
GATELY & RENNAN,
South Main Street.
stock and
MERGER WlLl-
IAL.
Four Trolley Linea at Consolidated
Road Under One Management.
Tin; scopr- IIl' lilt‘ I'IItlstIlIIialilIn III“
tIollIIy illlt'l't‘hh' ill Connecticut by ”In
writing of tho stoIIkhoiIlIIrs (If IIIII
NOT BE TERRITORI'
l‘IIir iiI'lYt'll .tt \‘.'IIstvillII roI'IIl ncxt lI‘I'I-I
day.
lilo I\t“.‘f Yttl'l'.
lttl’li I‘IIIlI'ItIIIls is
lcrosts of tilt i'tIliI‘ trolley :IysiIII III
II. controls financially and III
luritilly. 'i‘hcrc will b" no IIt'I "
lll‘O-‘it‘lll. tho- Oiiit'illis say, to .;II
IIIIIIls to;;I=IlIIIr by new lines ,.I .it'ii
(Ir by tho purchase (It illlC'lVI’l'I... j.‘.I.-
tInIII.
'i'hc NIIIv York,
New Haven Ix” iilit‘tI
was IIIIIIlI known d-Iitnltcly toduy.‘
lo I-OII.IIIliIlrItI tlIII ln-,
that,
IIII'I'Z- ‘
Now iiith‘ll & iiilll‘i
t‘IIrIl railroad has II controlling: lntcrI‘Ist :I
III tlII- lI‘IIiII. llavvu it"
IIIII \‘l‘IIrIIIIstIIr KL (‘IIIIIIIII-Iirnt l-IIlecrII.
IIIII MIII‘idIItI StI'IIIIt Railway IIIIIIIpI’IIIy
IIIIIIl tlIII ritIIuIl'Iit'Ii StI'IIIIt Railway t‘IIIn-
At tlit. IIIIItItiIiIIt of thc slot-lt-
tIIIlIlIII's. lI‘rIdIIy IIftI-IIIIIII'III, tlIII I-IIII.~I‘III-
I?.ItloII ol' tliI.~'-I‘ rotiIlI» will lII IIfl‘III‘t Ii.
'l'lIII \VIII'II-slIII' IQ (‘IIIIIII'I-III‘III “it“ in;
tho llltlfil (lttslli- I-hIII'tI-l' proIIIling as
i' docs for tho :xllil (If its pouI-I'
ilghliiii: IIIIII IItIII-r llill'lllINI‘S, 'l'hi.~
l'IIIid's IIalnI ‘\iii tomorrow lIII I-lI:IIII',II.l
to that of tho (‘Ollfillilliiilt‘Ii Railway
t'otIIpIIIIy.
lIIy syalemtt will ilt‘ IIlIl‘gt‘tl into this
~IIIItciII and th(- grt‘ut IIIyIthii :‘Iwultlng
will no known by tho IIIIIIII) of tho i.‘.iil~
IIIIlidatodI.
The report
lllllt'il spIIIIIIlIItlon.
II n slated that ii is
bookkeeping." Although it has br-IIII
snpposId that lill‘ railroad has built
plIIIIIIIIl II consolidation of trollcy illlt"l‘-
I I‘ts that will bcIIIoIItiIIuoIIs IinIl IIIIdIIr
tho saino management. it was stated at
tho ofllccs of the road today that. for
the present nothing more than the
pony.
of fill“ IIIeI‘Ierr Iryritcd
bill Prcsidcnt MIIi-
\\'I“Sl.\'liio roIId.‘
:itlll of SIIInuIIl':I
,lIls lIrIIlllor
.i'I""l1llwl'
IIIII,
lCIiIIlI of tho other ilil'IIII trol- ,
.lII spoilt II good dial of iiilll‘
Ill-lilil'll and also ri‘ilii It grout
.I‘Iilt‘
tin carving and was (IarIIlIll to I-lIIIIiuc
"lllt’Il'tjiy II lllilllt‘l‘ of I
Incrgcr of the four trollty lincs is (Ion-I
tII.nplatc.. , and that this is done ill’:’l‘t‘-
1:: for it simplification of IIiIiiingcuicnt.
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE.
STEPMOTHER OF CONTESTANTS.
Mrs. William B. Nichols Gives TcsI. ..,
many in Greenfield HIll Case
Tho lonI.r drawn out lIIIIIl'lIIg, bIIl'orII
.iuduu .‘\ii)t‘l‘lti ’l‘, lIIrIIlIIII‘lt in tho
IIIll IIIIpI-I'Ior court. in tlic (Il‘t'IIrt to
ill“ lIItI- SIIIIIIIIIl
ll.il \IIIII' l‘t'nlllll-
probiitc tlIII will of
Nichols (If (il't'tlllit’ili
Id yIIIIlt‘i‘Iitly,
MI‘II. William ii Nil‘lIIIlII. lhI.I :~'i_t‘|lI
'IIIII‘II'I‘ IIl' hil‘u ('lII.II‘,.'.I‘ \Vt'lill. ‘illti h It'
sIsIIIrI Miss Elizabeth Nichols, who ill't'
ii :htlnL: the admission of tho will, was
I‘ll tlII- stand Iill tlIrI morning and IIII~
dIII' cross ("XI’lltlilliltiOlL
OII bcr IllrIIcI (Ixamiilalion, Mrs.
Nichols had stated that in lit-r opiillon
r‘IIIIIIIIIl “In; as sound of mind as any
ordinary man. SbII rot‘tillod tlIII ocrus
visits to Mar York.
\\'ilt“l ilt‘ irInIst’IIrrod his intorcstu to
lI’IlllnclIIItn. llII gIIIII I-IIII-
\‘t‘l'liliitlllii which sin» n. Is .v'iIIII \\t'l .
IIIIIlIIIIl by Hip llfli'lit‘S intIIl‘IIsthl IIII
tit and it, Jhiltl. Hhc “it”
Kilt'l‘ IIIIIItlIIIl‘ contrrstilion IIII tlIII slll.
jIII-t. Silt‘ wI'I':
<IIIisllIId bIIIIIIusI~ .I-lic IIIItirIId that ins
i'tII'II lII'IightI'IIIIl up aliIIr thII t‘ililllf;t‘
was intuit”.
Ml't;_ Nichols was .1
“IL to (iI'IIIIIIllclti llill
SIIIIIIIIl (Iii llIIIsII (IIIIIniIInR.
frequent visi-
n'Id silo saw
She land
in lilt'
IlIrIIl.
thought lII.I was rIIIIlIIII- pI-ol‘IIIiIIIIt
his clothing whcn ho I'aluc in from
tho gardcn.
Cross (Iyainlnod Mr. Nichols was
IIsktIIl: “Yon ltIIIvII soIIIII plcasant
IiIItiI.Ii;I:ItIoII:I l'ronl .\ii:.I: Susan Nich-
IIls' will?“
"No sir,"
“You would not desire to antagoulzn
ilt‘l‘?”
“l cortninly should IIIItagonlzII licr
it" i tilOllEili it necessary."
is no more dangerous than to neglect ,
kldncy disordcis. Folm 5
Cute corrects iriwcgulznilics and
cured many
toratmcnt has failed.
iiidncy
it builds tip the
has,
smere cases after other'
worn out tissues and restores health
and vigor.
any complaint for about two yours."
writes A. ll. Davis of Mt Steiliiig..
town. "but two bottles of lolcy' 8 Kid-
no) ClllI‘ It‘fected a permanent eurc.‘
For sale at Elaisted'qtlrug store.
1 "E? ‘ .
BANKRUPTCY M ATTERS.
James Kecvers has been appointed
trustee ot-tho estate. of . Michael J.
King of Windsor Locks, and A. Storrs
Campbell has been appointed trustee
of the c. talc of Lutiti & Rubin of this '
city.
Reform Kellogg will report to .IIlIidg
l’latt. of the United States dlstllct
man that Michael Kcmier of thistity.
is entitled to (l dischaige from bank- inian, theie was no comparison.’
' ill
ruptcy.
“l was Itroubled-with kid-I
.0
‘I
_ tton'
“You mean you would if your con-
.QIIiIIncc so dictatod‘?"
"You, l always try to do right."
"Fltsan ls (IoiIsIIiIIrcd rich, isn't
rho?" -
“i don't know." I
“Your daughter and Emngham‘s
and tiIeSc indicts are tho only. heirs
arc they not '7"
"i believe so."
"You I""t" In hopes that Susan will
dividrI hcr fortune botwcon your
Ilmiehtcr and Emugliuni's. IIro you
not?”
"No sir l have no such anticipa
The witness was questioned at
lnngth about what she knew of the
sister Maria. The most she would ad-
mit was tlIII' Maria was a very ner-
vous woman. Shc denied that shc had
I‘Icr said anything bout Marin bciug
iti‘azy
'liow did "I iII'Ii "
with Stiltiltcl'b. III
“Samar-l wanna man and {the aAv-(I
ict compare
The vitamin i ii rogrcss
BEFORE VOU BU .
MATTRESSES
We make Mattresses and Bedding different from otherfin
l1
eerns and have done so for forty nine years. Our lIalIr mattresses tire
with pure South American horse hair scientifically proparcd and the kind
that wears.
kinds of Bedding Pillows Down Quilts Divans Box Couches. etc...
There is no adulteralion or misrepresentation. We make all
-'I0'ut
spring beds are the most comfortable made.
We Make BRRSS OR IRON BEDBTERDS‘
the kind that wear We: use the best Seamless Timing and Lacquer that
will not turn dull or peel olf
We will take pleasure in showing our goods, and mating prices even though I New York ,5 ”Dani
you make no purchase
’11. 1,.” "'« I'
CHAS. P. ROGERS 00.. Manufacturers.
Established in 1835 "“ *“ "° ‘ "
Fttth Avenue Wfitme "new”:
‘ I.\lII tz‘III,
' UNII.‘
rItIrII tlizlt HIIInIIrIl \IIII “
MET'Z OBEYED ORDERS.
Say: Some one Diluted Him to
Play Lively Mueic at Funeral.
l‘Iot'. MI-tl. IletllIII-d this IIftntntIUtI.
.Nttylt tiIII b‘tlunlord Adi-IIrtIitII, that tho
tl‘liit‘itllli for playing rtilttiInI- llllliiit‘
in tho funci'nl |il'()t't'HHiUlI. Sunday.
should not be tiil’t't'lt‘tl against him.
‘IIIII' should llll' hand bc dIIIIiIrIIIIlIIIl an
lltIlIIlt- IIIIiIlII tip of lllt‘lllth‘l'N
IIII' ilII.- Stamford and Notwnih\ \itlsical
llIIlon. who lIIIlIIIIl'. to IIIIVIIIiIl httndtl.
i “ "llII- IIIIIIIIHIIII.‘ .IIntIl .\lI-, MI-tz.
l" was to play Chopin's l‘uIIIIrIIi lIuIrcli
IIIll lilt‘ way III tlIII cIIIIIt-tIII'y. 'i‘l‘lllnpt‘I
ltII II Wood, in lllliitH‘lll. clinic to tile with
III I'IIIIIIIIIII. which lIII hillli was from
IIIIIIII- our in cliilrltII. to play It (lllit‘it'I
MVP. and not to play lhII lllll“|'ili IIIllI'ch
l'lllii wI- IIIIIII'tIIl tho I-IIIIIIItI-I'y. A InIl-
.Iil‘iilll and IIII oiIl hllitiil'l'. i know
what III propI-r. and also ltuow IIIIIIIilth
to II‘IIIII' IIIIIlIII's l united 'l‘rnIIIptIIr
Wood today who scat him to Inc with
(in: IIrIlIIlI. and he said ho had forgot
tI-II Homo bIIIId lllt‘ll lIIlIl lIIIIIn prtictlts~
iIII: Sunday. and llllt‘ III‘ llII- llil'H wII
pltIyIId was ‘NlII'Ilio.’ "
Mrs. i'it‘t'it‘~iI in It now
I'tItI- this aftIIIIIIIon, said:
"i was iIIIlI-IIII IlIII-ply Kl'il‘thli on
reading ”In IIrllclII by Mr. Chile in last
night‘s lmlit‘l' ill IIutIIrI-iII-I- III the music,
plnyIIIl on H)” way to tho cotiiclct‘y
with tho rcnuiins of my dIInr husband.
Such sIII'rilIIIIII would burn shockod
him at any tinIrI during his lifII. Also,
in his IIIImc,‘as Wt'ii llb lllI\' own. IItIlcr
It protest."
to thI Advo-
STOP THAT COLD.
Ir it may result. in I’noumonia. Bra
llIrtII Balm is breaking,I tip Colds when»
.Iror tricd, almost without oxcnption
i0. 25, 500 and SLOO bottles. The Clif-
ford. flaxtcr'a and Plaisted's. "
.. .-- —_———
POPULAR AMUISEMENTS.
Tiltlljildh'li ($1.000) DOLLARS
REWARD.
5-» many artful llll'lillhir‘. ol' lIItI~
y Ittl‘zt hIIIIII lII-IIII l't‘illl'll‘ti in by lI‘IIIlI-II'II
III "tip-to-tlalc" lliii't'lliirilll;. and so
much blIIIIII- IIIIsninI: t'I-otn II IIIIIIloIt
[lliitiil‘I that our protinncnt llriu hm». l't.
:III'IIId to iilt! but IIII~tlIIId that has t‘\t‘l
IIIIIIIII to our IIIItiIIII, to I-(Iilviticc tlI-
lelI..II, llII.I wiIIIt thIIy hill' III llt'd'nilil-
pI:'.»: (Ian M ltil‘li upon. it lb \‘t‘l'I\
IiIIIplII, III: follows. ’I ill‘I'I Izll‘I r III IIIII
IIIIII \IIIII l‘t‘illi this pIIpII' thII sIIIn II:
(In: thousand ($l.IItI(,II dollars in I',I.Ih
ll‘ II siIIIIlII word, “it“ or p.II‘:IuIIIpb III
tlIII following bunn-Ildo lllllll't-'i~ or.
found tInII'IIc. 'l‘lII-y I'IIIl'l LII bitch (II
it. and tho :IIIIIIll ili\'t‘.‘.i7'tl4'lll III iwI
l\\'(‘I-t‘l‘lll stamps and a it‘lit'l‘ to an;
IIIIII (If iiit.‘ following pIIpIII‘s will total
ll.
’l‘lic ll'ilit‘l'. iII llilt‘f-lltlil :II'II IIxtI‘IIIItr
only, but l't'ii'l' to “Wish lZI'IItlIIII'II' IIIIw-
ml larca. railroad shows to I-xhibit ilt‘l'.’
at South I\'(IIwIIllI IIIIII day only. l-‘ri
day. May 150. Tiny ill‘l‘ I’ltl tollmts:
"Soc IIIII circus and you IIIIII 'cui all
Ittil I'XII‘pt \Vclsh llrolhrrs' Show. it
is Ilifl‘crIInt from tho xIIIIIII'IIIl run (It
(-irI-nsIIs. it is Ilcyold ot' tlIII t'illllIll'ill‘
usually HIM)“ In tho sawdust ring. it
giro-I IleIllIItlIIns of what IlII:n. \I'IIIIIIIII
horror and luulcs IIIIII do, and (.ttltt-t
on: tho IoIIII‘IIolIII-y' of spI-I IIIIIIIIII‘ IIIIIII-
tEIII.~.I.I. What you born In IIIIII i.. l-lt‘t’ll
tlIII.-. \\'iIIIt lil‘I’Ii you in (IllIIII' ciI'v
IIIsIs 1.. ilith‘l‘Il. {LII'IIIIz t‘it“| Incas ‘I:II
i. polItI- filtrh to IIII-II,..I Iloininzltr
lilI': II‘IIo\I.—"l)IIin 'l‘II.III:-.,"_ liIIonIIIIu
N. .I.
"it is and always has lIIIIIn IIlIrlrtII-tcr
istic of tho \\'I iIil Brothers to :ll‘ll‘t‘ llt.
(prcnsc in suturing tho but tulcnt in
tin- could. and tlir I'itts thIIy pI'IsIIIIt
this I‘It II- >IIIpIIsII anything IvI:I :III III
lIIIrII lIcf III.'I"—I 'lZvcniIII: News,‘ lrIlIII
IIIIII, l‘II.
"All touaItlI/II‘ it i.» IIortIIiuly (Inc (It
lhII best (IonslrttI'lIIIl and most I'Iiincd
our-ring shows that has IIppcaIII-d in
'l'I‘IIntoII ltll‘ uIIIIIy ymls. ’l‘lIII show i.»
IIIIll IIIIIIIIIuIId, and II IIIItlIIIII'IlIlII lIIIiIuI‘II
tzs llIt‘ CXI‘I.Ili(:iil IlettI‘tIIII‘nt (If thII Ill—
lilt‘lll‘i‘. and t‘lllpit.",‘~'l~.“~I-“Iiiliiy titIzr‘ltII."
i‘.i,
I'l‘I‘I-IIiIIII. N. .I.
\‘liNlClIJ 1N .\'lI)\\' YOltK._
Mum: and illfy Metropolitan Opera
linusII Orchostta. under tho direction
(If loIIIIIIII ti. Charlton, will open the
permit] warm (I! “\‘cnit'o in Now
York" at the Madison Solturc Garden
Sunday I-I'IIIIhIII. May 23nd, on which
occasion Madame Nordiczi will bu :Iolo-
ist. in ilSlllUL‘il as this datc is the
birthday of \\'Itgucr tho program for
thc t‘\'t‘|llllg will he selcciions from the
various works of \‘i'agncr including the
"NiIIlIoltinacii Ring" and “Parsii‘al.”
'l‘hII. production of Venice this season
\’-‘lil lII- on a much urInIIlIII' scalc. than
illSi your. New scoliot‘y has been
painted. new lighting offer-ts \I‘Ill he
want. the grand canal has bcen made
tIIn icct wlIicr and many gondolas have
ilCt'll added to the fleet. To those who
iIaI'II visitod Venice it will be a. pious-
III-c to find, with in a block of Broad-
way so good It reproduction in Inlulav
ture of many familiar scones. - St.
Mark‘s Cathedral The lingc's Palace.
Ihc Campanile. tho Desdomona‘s lionsc
arII faithfully portrayed on the canvas
.at the loot. or. the Izrand.canal. The
blue Otil‘ittlio with its rippling waves,
thc inoonrisc with its path of gold mir-
ruled in the. water. the floating clouds.
with the suns pcopiuu through thcii
liOOIC.‘ foidSQihcsc Venetian effects
produced by the master hand of Duns
lt‘Plt‘Ft’nt the new acmn of realism in
Ittige trait. Many of thc merhrmical
contrivancou used at the Garden this
3081 are inventions of Dttss and are
hcre employed for the first tIm' Last
summer there was some roniplalnt that.
the more subdued pa Lagos of the ()r»
(*hIIIIIIra worn loft In tho auditors iii tht‘
i'I‘Inotc Not“. In t=’ the
i 0dr this IlIIl'IIIt :I glass sounding board
has IIIII-II t" IIIII'lIlIctod, which is bring
.plIIIIId In tho rear of tho oxthcstta
This IIIIvIIII \Iill pliable all to heat—-
oven if they could elect to all in the
'farthermost section of the great build»
lug. .
SCHOONER BISBEE TOWED IN.
NEW YORKMay lS.-—Tho water
logged schooner William Bisbce. of
;R0(l(la.nd. Maine which as before re-
poricd was in collision about twenty
miles cast of Fire Island with the An
ehor Linc steamer Furnessin. arrived
bore today in tow or the wrecking tug
II. .1 Merrill and the tug, Mutual.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESISELS.
NF I“ YORK. May ISI—Jl'he North
(‘Icrmnn led stenmer Grosser Kur
furtt [rpm Mediterranean “ports tor
as MEOOB can
I"! communicathm by reless tele-
graph with Nantucket Lightship at
9 20 a m \ezsel will probably .dock
(bout '81’, m. “ " ' “
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
Your .~:IlIIIIIII~I- IIIIttlIliIII; t‘llll lIII lion“ in this :IIIII‘II in your IIoIIIplctII Init-
i-IluIItiIIn, and It's not it bit too rally to niakII III-lIII-iions. \\’I- cannot toq
strongly t‘lllllililbilt‘ IlIII II‘III'thIIIIIsII ol'-IIIIII (InuipInIIIIt of warm Wl'lllilt'l‘ wcttr-
IIblIIs. t‘IIiI'I to]! you about IhII wlIIIlII stock, so wII'll just hint ilt'l't' uiltl
thI-I'c.IIIIIl I-IIllIIIlly llltllt‘ your IIIII'lIIIst lIII~III-I.ItiIIIl.
WHITE WAISTS ,wldII. All IIuIIiillIIs. from the to title
'l‘lII-I‘II'II llilll't' .‘~lI\'i". IIIIIrII I-IIlanII‘t .i'i‘l‘liI
IIIIIl liltil‘t‘ t't'tllltllliII' ill II IIlIII't w'IIlIItI lI‘IIIIIy Madras, with ntIIrt'I-rlzcll
than in any (llill‘l‘ IzarIIII-III in II no stripIIII ItiIIl iigui‘cuI 27 iii. Witi(‘. til "Sc
Innn‘s wIIIIlrIIlIIII llIIrII‘II il4‘\\:l about and ‘I’II'Ic
\\ lIitI- “Iii. is
"i” “““ III/(FIN s NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
lIIIIlltuI‘ wlIitII iIll‘iliIlWll shirts IIIIls lu ’l‘hII hIIIIIIIIII, II IIIIlIIIItlIIII is complete.
In. 1...] In“); and ii,oIIl IINI- \\ II IIIII IIIIIit IIIIII III-.Itu and ill. any
lIaIlicII‘ wIIltII lacc iIlwn shirt u Itists ‘NWI I'LthIcti i,“ of style ill and
ll'Iilllllltfli with VIIl. iIIIIII, marl“ “Nil finish mark IIIIIIy shirt in ”to stock.
iit‘l'iilll I-ilIIIIl, $1.5”. l Now lino of pIIIcIllII Itlltl corded
iIIitliI-s' IllIilII shirt wI‘IiIIIII. inudI ol' I\iiltil'iis Silillh‘. with illlil’ 0! (“mg
”1‘“ “1“". "WW“ i'm‘h- “"“l WI ii IhI-III wII ill't‘ showing in II largo as:
5i"""“*I ““9 Isortinunt of colors and in all sizes, at
lIIIIliI-s‘ whltII lIIwn shirt waists, III...
lIIIII fronts. IIIIIIIIIII harks. ttII'IzII lIinIIIIII? Wu CH“ sIInI-IIII ailt’lllillll to (Illl‘ lino
Hit'l'vt'“, $1M,
BEST TIME TO BUY
WHITE GOODS
(lot a whim goods Show ilt‘l’t'
lMath: l‘s shots in all the loading
l tripcn and figures. all sinus. no bottoi
, ‘I'dIlIt. mad.» for tho IIIIIIIIIy; pilco $1.
I“... NEWS ABOUT SUMMER RIBBONs
will plIIInIII you in all ways. HhIIIII'. Ribbons will again bII lItIl'oiy worn
lawns, satin IlIIIIIIIIIlI III-IIIIuIII. and l' Ithis sIuIIIIicr. think you tilioulti
ii. I at fillCii pIiIIIsas lIIIlIII Italic It first chance III suIlI lots as
OIIII lot oi shoii IIndIz of ulIitII i‘. Ix. lill‘M‘ .
from" .I to ltl ,Hllli lIIIII'thII. r'tIgItlai Hui l'lain taffeta ribbons, IIuItnblII for
IIIIIIlitvI III IIIlosI at lL'l,I_II ,ilt‘iltl and neck \IctIr 2:30 pm y.d
\t'hitu l’I-rslzin lawn, v'IIIy lino IIIIdi lI‘unII silk ribbons in pink blue,
-iil.‘I‘l‘, with IIIIw silky finish .l:: in icrcdm and I'.I,Id L’SI pII' yd.
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Always Bought
A\cgclable Preparation i‘III'As-
simiiatillg IlIeFotld alldllcgula-
lilll‘tit‘n. 'l‘II rum:
ling tlieStoIIIaclls andBowelsol‘
Promotes Digestion .ClIcerl'ul-
ness and Rest Contains neither
OpiumMOI phiue nor Mineral.
Nor NARC o'rrc .
Mmummmmm
Apflft‘fim Reincdv for l‘ onshpa
lion. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea
\‘lorms, ( (IlthiiSlollS. icvcrisll
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
he Simiia Signature of
_ _ Natwj'onx.
\l b’ Inntilha. liltl
"Pfl.'
industry, “what is bring l‘i‘Cl'C’Jlll
our “s tillHl. ""
‘i‘Iot inttcasing IhII capital
(III.- 1".“ time the pnblicI run he hy puotiz-
cd into buying: a few mom shares fot
the benIIllt of the pmple who hold tho
bonds"- Chicago Record Hciald.
to
' said tiles on of the captain of
Slot k ,
Bears the
Signature
I".
list
Forllver
Thirty Years
‘
A teacher had iinished her talk on
qnadiupeds. The children seemed it)
enjoy and undeIstand it till.
”'Nl)“, " silo illqllil'(i,0 “can any one
tell me what an animal with two feet
iwould bI called?
A small boy replied:
, “We would call
fit a half pod. "
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An Expert Judge
Oi .‘li‘orses
would always admire the stock that
leaves our‘établetur driving purposes.
We have handsome and stylish horses,
wellkcpt and groomed, and we can
send you a stunning rig any time that
_\'l||l tccl iiki‘ driving through the coun-
try on lhcsc balmy May days. at prices
that will please your pocketbook.
Sohaub's Livery Stable.
TELEPHONE CALL 322—3.
- down to business bye and; bye.
OLD KING COAL is
HAVING A LIVELY TIME
and is playing havoc all
settle
Mean-
time We are doing business at the nine
old stand and are supplying the needs
of the people of Scum Norwallt with
just as good and just as clean and sub.
isfactoiy (out as wc have ever sold
iwflilP. and if IIIIII anId a new supply.
IIIIst scnd its your older and we will
(Miter at once f‘IlIr for «later or
“Immer, $6.90 per ton. No charge
for carrying in
E.M.TOLLES&Co _
just now.
over the country. but he will
Norwalk Chronicler