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I ”The furniture offorod in last weeks rude has been sold. Below we give
you theleodre list or all Ihoddrniture «we have lo". and quote you closing
price- on was. I ~ I
1 quartered oak Latilos' lIIcsIIing 'l‘ulIlII, Ftcnch Mirror was $12. 50 now $7. 2..
1. gunner-ed oak LadiIIIi ' Dressing Table lI‘rcnch Mirror, was $9.00 new $5.00
1 door (1 dok Ladies Dressing Table i‘IIIIIIciI Mirror, was $12.b0 now 3760
1 one? rptl k Litdics' mousing Table. no lllll'l‘OW. was $6.00 new $4.00
1 dulrtorod oak I’Ilrlor 'i‘IilIltI, (polished) was ............ $7.50 now $4.00
1 Ooh SIIII lug CIIbiIII-,I \‘I'ii .................................. $4. 25 now $2. 50
1 Ebony Smokers Table was ................... . ........... $4. 00 MW $2.00
1 Ebony verdict-II Table. min I ..... . .. ................... 33 so new ‘1 50
.1 Ebony smokers Tnlllt‘ was .......'. ...................... :2. so now $1.25
1 Gold Motion Chair, Iiilk upholstered, Inuit ....... . ..... $10.00 new $4. 76
1 Gold Reception Choir. silk upholstered Whit . . . .. ......... $9.00 new $4.19
1 Gold Boooption Chair. silk upholdtct‘otr. Ivan ........... $7 50 now $4 80
1 Gold Center Chub Idlk upholstered, was ...... .39. 00 now $4. 50
1 0110de Ottk Rocket, Ieloin s'eut nnd back. was .. ..... . $9.50 new $5.50
1 quartered Oak Rocker, velour sent and back,'was. . .. . $9.50 new $9.50
1 quartemd' oak Swinging Rocker, was. . .I. .............. . $7.60 now $4.50
1 Mahogany Parlor Chair. silk upholstered, was ....... $10.00 new $5.00
1 Oak Parlor Chair. silk uphointIII-od. was ........ $10.50 IOW $6.00
1 Oak Revolving 001cc Cllilll‘, was ..... . ..... . ...... . . . . . . $5.50 new $3.00
1 Oak ReVoivlng Choir. was ....... ............ $6.50 new $4.00
4 Onyx Top Tables. were ...... . ....... $6.00 now $3.00
1 Oak Child's Crib, was . .$9.50now$4.'00
1 Oak Child's Crib, was ...... . .. ....... . ...... . . . $4.50 new $2.50
1 Butler’s Troy and Stand, was ......... . ........ $4.50 new $2.25
2 Fine Blocking Cases. were . ........................ . . . .. $3.75 new $2.00
1 FinevBlacklng Case, was ..... ................ $3.00 new $1.50
Curtain Poles 5 ft. in oak. math. or ash ........... . ...... So each.
Most of these prices are less than manutacturcr's cost.
FREE DELIVERY .TO ALL THE NORWALKC. .
W. S. STURTEVANT.
70 NORTH MAIN STREET, lSOU'I'I-i NORWALK, CONN.
_‘_7
Spring Floor
Coverings.
.... L . ..-. -.. “ML—...... ...—..-. ......5..:_._..
We are now prepared to show a large line of Carpets
in all the popular grades. Consisting of INGRAINS,
VELVET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BODY BRUS-
SELS.
‘ ' INHC’HINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
China Mattings, IZVZC to 35c.
Japanese Mattings. zoc to 50c.
OF OIL CLOTH AND LI NOLEUM , WE SHOW ALL
WIDTHS AND VARIOUS QUALITIES.
\y RUGS AND MATS IN LARGE VARIETY.
SHADES TO ORDER A SP ECIALTY.
A DICKERMAN&SON
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Telephone 143—6
M_.WL~M~H . .- .. -.u ..-
TWO YOUNG WOMEN OROWNED.
SOUTHBRIDGE. Mass, May 25~
Florida- and MarlonIGenecal. age six-
teen and twenty years. respectively.
were drowned in III mill pond of
Globe village at. 9:30 last night by a
boat overturning. Albert Proul, agcti
twenty-one years; lesac li-.iathieu .lr.
Waxed fltteen years and MIII. Blanche
Genecal. eightoen Wore rescued.
LANE on. LaFRANCO'l
"POUND.
”m ”it? .mmco. anilggolmphl: Rm
....-. m
TRINITY'S FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.
HARTFORD, Conn. May 25.—'I‘rln~
lty's football schedule for next season
was announced last night. as follows'
September 24, Hartford High School,
at Hartford; Oct. 1. Yale. at New Hit:
ven; Oct. 8. Amherst. at- Hartford;
Oct. 15. Worcester Tech. at Hartford:
Oct. 2New YOIk university at New
Y;ork Oct 29 Stevens Institute. at
Hartford: Nov. a Union college at
Schenectady; NoII.12'. Wesleyan, at
Hartford. ...
Gallant CIiii’lili’S Iliiiil LIVER PILLS must bear
. Ftc-simiiei Signature of
TORPID .IJVEH.
thoIoserou.
.90unmrlou
nizz'psss
{ftblglll Iidiig Cleared iii)
It (Continuud from first pm). I...
toremon hold thtIy noon would be its
wen qualified to handle the freight nit
tho more IprorlIInI-cd men who loll
their punts yeatordny.
‘OroapsI‘of strikers loltcred around
the ynids outnido tho lines drawn by
knot-lei details of police, but there was
III) sign of violence. . t I
tlonu tlIII Etibt Rivor front, ItlIIIrc
‘.\‘ .I practically no cltuhgo from tho
...Idttionr. which olIIIIlIIIId ycIItIIIIdIIy.
tlrdt-r und IIIIlIIt prcvailod III nil tlIII
plurn bud the work of unloading llll‘
IIIIIIiIIIIII Sound boat» as Ithoy came in
pIIoI-IIIIdch without intarruptlbu.
O. M.'Sllopard.’nupIIriIItoIIdcut of tho
Now York division of tho New York.
Now liIIIIIIII aII llIIrIi’oIId ituilroud. said
today that not InorII thun hilt) cure of
freight wero allot-Ind by tho strikevin
the four yttrdn of the mummy nIIar thin
city. 'I‘IIrIIIIvdIIartIII'II oi‘ tlIII usual
llllllllml” of firemen now been employ-
till. all of “mu nIInIuIIloII IIIIIII," IIIIid
Mr. Shepard. "and boiorc the day in
over .it Is IprIIcIcIl tlint wc shall litli't'
a full coinplcrncut. No oii'ort will or
made to move i'IIIIlglII by wutur toduy.
but pcI'ishublII IIII-I'chIIIIdlIIII will lIII
hundh-d on tho two largo boats. thII Ex-
press and tlIII Muryland. Our men are
not. out [it New l-iavon IIIId ilostou IIII‘Il
no trouble is cxpcctcd III thoso points.
Much of the local and through frcight
is being handled by the l‘oughkocpsio
hridgn route.”
A. report that about 100 ltnllaII
freight, hnudlcrs who had worked at
the piers on East and North ritern
yesterday had left' their work and join-
(Id tho ranks of the strikers today. was
doalcd by Captain Miller. general su-
perlutendI-nt of thc merino district of
the New Haven rond. iin'snid that 75
ltaliaus who'hn applied for work today
had been turned away. on there was
nothing for them todn. lI‘IIll crews of
men were nt Work or oil the piIIra. ho
said. Regarding conditions in his dis-
lzict, Capt. MillIIII nIidIId: “As for M
the marine district is I-nncornctl. the.
conditions IIIIII normal. ThcrrI is noth-
ing to show that there has IIIIIIr lIcIIn
any Irouhle. ’I‘hc transfers of punch.
guru and {might has hccn resumed on
all llllL'N. All tlIII boats left on IimtI
from both tcrmini. with a in" cargo III
Iroight. Tllt“ llt'\\' “no to NIIIII liodiord
was flliii) opcnctl.
NEW HAVEN. May
was said lust night that the frciizht
handlers IImp.oyIId on lllt‘ N. Y.. N. II
and ii. it. it.. tht‘kS in this city had
decided on it strikII. thorn was no indi-
union of it ulmut the docks this Inoru~
lug. (Jolt-uni William I) Morison, tlIII
t'I'IIighis IIiIcIIiIItIInIir-Iit. lIIIrc. said hc
lIIIIi I'ccoivcd no hint of a nll‘lkt‘ from ,
the men. Only :1 low mcu arc. employ-
ed by day III. Iiciio dock. the loading
plncc of tho Ncw llithrli-N'flw York
llnc. stomncrs. uud ith'I'I ch'II III work
an usual today. \erou the one hun-
dred then of tho night shift quit Work
as IIIIIIIII at It o‘clock this morning, thcy
sure no notice of an intention to strike,
and Colonel Morgan says Ill‘ hue no
nun-on to suppouc that they lIIiI'rI tiny
such intention.
NEW LONDON. May 2;"..~'i‘he
freight handlers of the Norwich Lino
C(l‘illlllllt) at work anti the men say Ihcy
will not strike in sympathy with tlIII
New York freight htuIdiIIrII. Mort-
;IIIIn wcrc put on hurt) to take too place
of local truckers who wcrII put nbonrd
sIIIambouts to take the placcs of I-‘irlk-
lug IlIIck hands. The sthI-Iuci (‘itv ill
WorIIIIsthI on he: trip roIn Ncw York
this morning. cracked hor sttII-IIIoIII’.
shaft. and tho stcnmcr Ithodo island.
of tho Stoniugtou Linc, will run III
place of thc disablcd boat.
BRIDGEI’ORT. May 25.»~'l hero is no
change in tlIII situation hcrrI rcgttrding
tlIII freight hundlcrs on tlIII lil‘ldgt‘pnrl
lino. of stcamcrs. All tlIII InIIII ill't‘ a:
work its usual and all II'I'Iight rcI-clycd
is bolus; shipped unusual. lloili limits
the niidulght and tho IIIIIIIIiIIu limit.
left as usual Willi full cumin-II. No
trouble is anticipated hurt: by the lo
cal ofliciols. .
i‘l’tOVllmNI’fl}. it. l.. May lite-No
chnugc was pcrcoptilIhI at tho locul
freight bottom of the railroad dcpurtI
mont of tho New York. Ncw Haven
and Iimtiord systcui today. when they
wcrc upcnod fIn onk. The l‘llllrt‘ diiy
forcc of workmen reporiul ilh‘ usual.
There are about two hundred height
handlers in the ruilIoad department in
this city.
BOSTON Mass. May 25. »’l hc New
York New Haven & Hartford freight.
handlers hero still considei II sympa-
thetic ett‘ikcu nlikely.
they have received no communications
from the New York strikers. and even
if they had. it is declared. they would
take no hasty action. The handlers.
who arc affiliated with the Knights of
Labor any that they have persistently
refused to join the freight handicrs'
union although that fact would not
prevent. them from giving considcru~
tion to an appeal from the strikers
LAWSON'S HORSES BOLD.
READVILLE. Mass, May 25.—-The
annormcement that the product
Thomas W. Lemon‘s Breamwoid'rtn~
tiles would be sold In tho highest bidI
dun-s Inttrnctod an unusually ”large
crowd of horse loversto the auction at
the trotting perk bereiotiay The" Law-
son conoiminmrt numbered about six
ty horses. many of them one. two and
three years old. which had been foal.
ed by famous brood mares. and sired
by the stallions Dare Devil and Ponce
de Leon. In addition tthe owe the
carnage horses Glorious l-‘lowcr Girl
and Glorious Gordon Girl and normal
steeple chnscrs including r‘iiou It' Or.
Ferooioua and Lothian.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS MEET.
1.05 ANGELES. Cal. Mny 30—0111-
cers oi' the insurance department of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
in their annual convention were elect-
ed ail follows:
President-M. E.Futch.
Vice President—4mm Beeler.
General Secretary and Treasurer—-
William P. Prenter.
26.«Although it
Kiidufl H. B Plummer, W. H.
Show.
mnpantcrgi; Nmegi‘Py 25.1.33.
1 .. x m o r
sump on «steam
from use mtg-i cued
to this
darkroom
ut‘fd‘flflmm mount!
neuron of "writ of car-h urIuIIIizniiI‘nI
They say that ,
01‘ ~
nTgstees~L bl Welsh F A Burr.
LUMBER OPERATOR SUSPENDS.
:3
"The 11- "
sax EVENINGII
SENIT IN E-
M-‘kaflhwwnnw ahw
MILITIA FIGURE. OF MERIT VALUABLI INFORMATION.
4—.»- I ~-—--—+
Other-I Iintoruting Note. Regarding the Given to the People by The Clifford
Connecticut National Guard Pharmacy.
An order was“ issued from tho ottiu we want Illit pIIopiII of South Nor
tout generals omco youtorduy as fol walk und Iiciiiitv to know IhIIt tlIII
IOWB. which mny havceomocounoctiUu lIlOiil valuable and (It‘lltlmlii tasting
with the decision to ham tho National , preparation of cod ilvor oil known to
Guard take part in the Mauaauus tunn~ medicine is Vinol.
ouVI'oa: Vinol toninlun uli tho mctliIIiIIIIl oltI-
The following paragrupltu “Aimylmcnte of cod ll\’(i|' all. actually tnkIIII
Regulations" ni'o puhlishcd for the ln- Ii'IoIn fresh oods' llIoItI. but not II IlIop
formation and guidancd or oiiioera and of oil to I-IIIard its work.
outlined anll o! the' t‘onnctticut NII- For this I't'lfiilll VhIol in IIIaIIIgni/od
tlohnl guard “lltl will bII hcltl ntIlttlI Itbiouuhoni thII W01 id an ill" Lioutcnl
to tho sumo obligations III IIIIc'rIIIy tin lIIIulIlI IIIstoIIII IIIId nIIIIIIIIIIlI IIIIIiIlm'
sI-II inIposI-d upon omIIIIIrII and mm of ' known to Illt'fllt iun, odd \\I‘ do not im-
tho I‘t‘KlllilI‘ aitny. wlIIIII ttdtnittIId to l llIIIII tlIIIIII ii. iI III.In woman or child In
Ht’llt‘ilillil huts and porIIIuIIcIIt wnk of South Nurwnlk at IlIiIi sIIaIitIII oi lllt‘
dcicunc or piIIIicipaIluII in IIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIII your but whnt \' lnoi will lIIInIItlt thI III.
with troops of thtI regular army: \iIIIIi crca Ins lIIIIIlIh and him III'. lb
m‘l‘illlllzlilpli -iIl.‘I. ’i‘hII tulIIIIxIIi photo my old people “Ink slIklI' womI-n
IrinhltI m IIthor VIII-MI tIt' lit‘i‘niflllt‘lli IIIIIi childI'IIII. IIIIIIiin,~ mothers and III-
works or dIIfIIInIc will not bII pIIrInltlod IIII- II 'lt‘Vl‘It‘ ~iI- knots“
NIIlthIIr erlltIII IIIIr pictorial dIII-IcIiiII' l \‘inol ('urctt‘lIuI-kllig coughs, chronic.
tlIIu of these works will be made tori colds. lirtintlliiis mid all thront qul
publication without the as :Ihorily of; lung ll‘i-uoulill‘ lJIIoIpIIIllIId to cI'oIIIII
tho goorotury of war. litil will IIIII III ‘iill nppI-Iitc IIIIII III nihkc those who urII
foIIIIntlIIII be glI'IIn concerning ”will I too thin iIIt. rim} and lIIIIIlth.
which is not ItIIIInlIIoIl in the pritIlc-Il ’I‘Iy \'iIItIl on (llll‘ gIIurunIIIII to III-turn
IIIpIIrIII illltl documents of the war do- iIIIIIIII-I it it lIIil.~. 'l‘lIII (.‘lit‘iord l'lliil'-
pnrtmcnt. lllilt' y. .
“l’nrngraph 406. (EonIIIIIIIIIliIIK Iron- l
male of IlIIpiIrIIIIIIIItII will Icc that‘
lllt‘t-if‘ roguiutions iIIIe IIIIIIrlIIIl into at l
tIIII and that tho pcruilsmml to \‘ifilt nlII. lllt‘iiltlt‘HI l‘llll‘ftif [hII liltiuh ’l‘rilug
tho IiIIfIIIIsIIII Inicrrcd to is only gin-III l i< (lt‘illl tli (‘ox IIIInIIlI, 11711! the lllillillli:
for pIopcr military reasons. ’l‘ hcy will . IIIIII I-IIinlII-iItIIIiI thc Iicuth feast. l’nulo
also IIIII- that any IlIIrIIliItiInI of thc; wus it)? yours of into and IIIIlIItl tlIII
dut} llt‘lt'lll IIanlned is iIIIInotliIIII-ly I l'ltinhs ltllIiI llt‘f'll‘l‘ tlIII thtII Hfllllt‘l'd
observed and pIIIIuptly mm by uppl‘O-Iurrivcd and llli" IiIIIIIh of many Wllllt’“
printc .liscipiinc. " lip at tho door. it» was judge and jury
l‘l'lVflltI John I. Brown (‘ompauy A. for tho li'lllt‘. but was tit-posed ubInII
Second luf'untI: has lit‘t'll dishonor-a th-IIIy-tii'o yours ago for killing Sum
lIlII dischargcd {mm ”In military scr \YuIIdIIII. Wardcn IIIIII uIIoIhoI‘ lilIllilIl
\itIII of tlIII slain in ilf'L'lll‘tliilflt‘ Hill had quarrolctl (l\‘(‘.l‘ II mime of cards
Bthtnnto of lipid ofilttIrn' I-IIIIII mnrtiul and tlIII Illllt'l' button was lIiIIIIIi. l’Illllt'
The following are announced an tlIII was 51‘!“ for and had \Vill‘tlt'li timi III
II IIIIIII to ho iilltll. lIII dodged thr- fii'nl
lItIllIII. which so iIIfuI'bItIIIl tho IIlIII-I
that ho ncizcd (In axe and II'IIIIppIId oil
WnIIIlI-II'II lIciIIl. l'nuio \VflH held iii
luil for Si‘Yt‘l‘Lll months. but IIIIIII- III tlIII
liltllflllit could bII induced III- IIIIItii‘fI
uguinsi hlIII. I’IIIIIII had always rc
b‘t‘lllt'il tlIII IIntIrIIIII-thtInt of tin.‘ whites
tIII.l wnu I-oIIIIiriIIrcIl dangerous. ”I
\Hirl liill'lt‘ll in lIItliaII stylc, with lliH
pony and war implchIntII.
UKIAH TRIBE CHIEF DEAD
I'lIlAiI I‘ ..II. .\i.Iy 2.) -(‘hiIIltI.~I l'II-
oi' the C. N. (1.. for the mouth of April
based on lllt‘ tlrill I'IIpIIrtn of tlIII
month Find lIIf.IIItIy slim; SchIIId
initIutIIy 93.;77 ’llIiId infantry intuit:
NIIIal Iinttalion 86.13; (uIIIlIv. ‘l‘.'.iii
lluitery A. X7117: Mitchiuc tlIIII buItIIry.
flint Count ArtiliIII'y. 7577; Hospital
(‘oIps. 88. 5:1. Signal Corps {W ..I Fol
lowing in tho Ialiug of t‘IIIIIpIIIIiIIs ot‘
the. ’I bird Infantry:
A. 93.21: II. 79.6”: (291.46; I). 91.35: WWW”?
[c kililll: it‘. 9123: (l. Rit..';7i Mil. 85,59: ~—-"lt was almost n Illll‘IIt'lt‘. llIII'-
I 80.60: K. hp 77; l._ 97.19: 8907 dtIt k HIIIIIII IIiItIIIs r-uIIIIl mp III a trIII
A ciI'IIIliII' IIIIII lIIIIIII issued i'roru lllt‘I
adjuttmt gouciai's IIII‘ICII III tlIII Incdici Ii
Illllt't‘lfl and post surgcons of the Na
tional (luurd calling on the return of
tho oxniuliiutittih papers of i'IIthIII'IIIl l'liI
crults to tho. IIIIllutI-Ii IItllIIIII's III“ ('tIiil-
l'llllt hrIIukIIIg out all mcr tlIII both i
lIIIII vow urntctul.” Miss Julia IIil-
bridge, WIIIIt Cornwall. Conn
BROOM MAKERS TO COMBINE.
CHICAGO, an. 25~AI a InIIIItlIIc
panics hnttIIritIII and divisions of tlIII nf rpm-mpnmuwg ”f the pl‘lntrlpnl
Naval hatatlion. C. N. (1.. who are ill' broom mmlltfflcllll‘lllK companies of
roctcd to forward IlIII Immi- through thol tlIIIIl‘IIiIod Stutcs held here, action has
I‘ctzulu‘r channels to the. (tflltff‘ of IhOIhooII tIIkIIII which practically iusurctz
utilutnut gcnorul. l the formation of a t-muhinntion of tho
**-~-—-*- ~ In lllt‘ ipai companion IIIIIiIII' the name of
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WORK. ItlII~ Notional iiIIIIIuI Company. ’l'hn
!n~u IIonIptIIII will ho. formed on it
General Assembly at Buftalo Discus” s'IItIiII basis oI‘uI-IIInl \ItIlIuItioII it who
sea Report of Standing Committee. lIlII-cied to iIIcIuIitI only about. 17 or 18
lil' II‘ PM. I) \ Y. MIIV' .. ’3v'l‘hc work I of tho lingtIkt broom companies of IiIc
III" the (choral nesIImlIlI III tlIII l’rIIs If'tillllll‘)’ and to put the capital stock
hyuIrlen Church of thc lIIIiII-d Htattvs‘ at or about $4,000,000. (Inc of the ud-
Induy \HIH IiIIIIuIId In tho disrussioii «If mutual-II of thc writer is mild to he
ilI‘ 100"” 0i 'hI‘ h'mldlni' (0mmittcc uniformity in tho miuIanIctIIIIII of
on Iorciii‘n missions. \\'llli‘ll was I'I‘iml‘i ‘ lIIIIIonIa. I'III‘. iIIsIcnIl of tlIIIrII being ton
“ll by tho ltIII'. t.‘. Ii. hiI‘Ai‘IIII_ il.Il.. of. IIIIIIictiIIs It) IIIII'h iudiI'iIiIIul fdf'ltll‘Y.
Chicano. chairman of tlIII (Inmmltwc. there would Im “'11 ntunrlard kinds for
' During the tiny IlIrI standing commit-I tho cntirc country. l‘IIIoomn will also
too till publication and Sabbath “71100“ hc shipped from the nearest factory
work and the spcciul (‘tlmmiilt‘fl 0" "‘7': and all sIIItIcIIIcntIi moric throur'h .a'
rltoriul limits of I’I'IIIIlIerI-iun. \V'lll;c0]l[ral oilicc. ‘
niakc tlIIIlr reports thesc Ioports hnv-
'qu lIIIcn nindn tlIII scIImti iItId third tli'- l BOSTON RAILROAD PROPERTY
(lt‘lS of business IIII tIIlI tiny SOLD.
if opportunity offers an effort \\’llll ”031051 May 3.1,.“ .10..” ”3mm.
iIrI nIIIIirI In rccounidt r tlIII tlI' Hull 0‘ tint: iIii llli‘ pIIIIpIIrIII IIIIIII-d in this city
the nusIIiIIblI in striking ouI from tho by ”w llnstou K. 'pmywm-n ltnilroud
"illi‘vllll coIIIIniIIcII mi mmriflko Mid iii (‘IIrpuruIIon iutluding tlIII nld i'zirk
vorcc tlIII IIIIIIInInIcIIIiaIiom iIIiIisiIIgl SilllH"iI em pm I.. It". Np“ \.,,k \In“
IIIiIIiI‘IIIII's III I‘IInto In mill‘l‘y’lllli pcr. bunch and iluIItiIIId ltuiimud. bus
son whosII qurrinac Is iIIIlIitlchi M hIIIIII filcd in llit‘ Suil‘tilk IIIIIIIIIv redis-
me (‘hilstinn t‘lllii‘th III “blob ihfll ll"r ‘ll'I‘ of deeds. 'l‘ horn is IIothiIIir in tho
sou IIIin or II IIII'mbI r ldccd to indicate the Ionsidorntiou hut
“ “ itt is understood thc uit II mm was us
METROPOLITANHOSLF CHAMPION much as $7 "in.qu ’Ipho II’arlt 80111110
“3' Ill‘Olt‘i‘ly. whic was iilliilltlnlltIll wh In
GARDEN (‘Hl- “'1”: l-“l‘m'l- Mm"; llli‘ISOlllh 'I‘IIrIllIIIIIl Station was built
Sit-«With 72 IIIIII‘ioII. tlII‘I lul‘iZI‘Hl W". includcs hIIsiIiIIs tlIII stuiion fIII-iIIhI
mudo for Mt‘ll‘Ulmllid" Kill” Iltainpion uhctis. IprIIIIss (inlt‘t‘S and (llh‘t'l‘ bulld-
gmp htmm'I: thou uuunl touruutm III for luck Mm," 753 ".7 ”1‘15"" {00' 5f lnIId
iht‘ illlt‘ “0W hi‘l'l h." “W“‘l 5- “”“K I'i‘hc purchasing company it is snid
has begun hcrII today in wIIIIthcr that plans to make a Iortuiuni out “,f W;
was conducivn to bringing out the lIII III “Quin.” PI'GPOT'“
points of oil thc contestants. The ‘
fair group and putting humus \ItIrII In
good condition and III" mu “ 1‘ “"I'I HONG KONG. an flh-m-v'l‘lic lil‘liiI‘ll
I‘d for in “WI." (lllflllt‘l. 1‘0”“) 5‘ lilt‘flllli‘l 'l‘t'I’f‘t‘tltlfllC.Rlillt"tl from hcrc
qualifying round will consist of modal today for Durban Natal with “W,
play {til contestants to qunlity foI coolics go.“ to South Africa ’10 “Imik
match play tomoIruovI The third and in "w Transvaal mm“. '
tlIII fourth I-ixthIuI-I will pl.I\ for IIIIp r_‘ .. . ; " ~ _
“'3‘“ ”“9” ‘ SHAVING IN A PULLMAN
CAR
is n01 so hard if you use “EASY-
SHAVE." the new lather. as it softens
the board quickly and makes tho razor
cut casicr. “EASY-SHAVE" in a
creamy substance put up in tubes sh
that it is Ionvenient to carry. Sold by
druggists at 150.
COOLIES FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
I'ntronw‘d’ll how a piccc of pump
kin pie.”-
Wnlter—-—“Punkin pio. ycs, sir."
Patron—"Pumpkin pic."
Waiter—"Oh. yes sir. Think the Bos-
ton club will how any chance 0' win-
nin' the pcunnnt this yt‘ill‘?"wi’llllflrlcl-
phia Ledger.
It’llI hr-
LAUN
gunfight Soaps A-Ihia. conveniont c unlr of
h It ”page b fifiado'wdbwnfb'iu‘rm
W" .. av s i Al fl
8*“ Logoomtne next wash. y. by using It.
For toilet veil of all kinds. nothin-
“cola“ elb- Mkfunluhh-
THIS 15 m
{for "idly Ib'xt
Ml "sets 017110.900. . .
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Bridgepbrt Advertisements. . Bridgeport Advertisements.
7,
J
Eggnog/...;
Satin Stripe Paula Cord.
ii is IIllt' Iii Ilu- Il.lllillt'h'l of cotton i'itlIIIitts, iI lltlt.‘ t‘\’t2ll
I'I-.~I-IIIiI'.III;.; iiI.‘ IIiIlII'irnlI
'l‘iIcI‘I- :tI‘c III‘I‘I‘
mum. I'.II‘.I tlIII-.Iti liLI' nil‘llit‘s.
IIIIIcIi IliIIIIIII Iii IIIII’ gI‘IIIIIIIIIIIIlIcI‘s IIIIII'.
lllll’l\' \tI‘itIx. \‘i’llliL‘ iilltl IIIIIIII'IIII g‘I‘IIIIIIIla IIillI rili'ipcs, ptIlI
IIIIIi- \iliitll. IItItII llgtli‘t‘fi. Tllt‘ lIIIII'l; :IIIIl II:I\_\I lilllt:
grounds IIitiI pIIli..I (lltl‘I III‘I- t‘XCCllt‘lll. Ask to we tiicIII.
..‘l'i- lilCllL“: \Vltlt', .15 ci's. it }:Irtl.
WHITE LIS LE GLOVES.
'l‘iIII SIIIIIIII Lislcs tll't‘ III sIII'lI supcrini'IIIIIIIIII' and lit,
kit tint.»
III my III-thing III Ct.ltilii(‘.\\' iIIIII I'IIIIIIIII‘I. lllill IIIIIIII lii‘t‘IIII‘
lllt'ill in khl during Sillllillt‘l‘.
VI/hite Suede Lisles. pt'i'l'cci ill t‘lll I'lllll lllll‘wll. lilhlt‘ll-I
int: \\'llll (“'0 pt'tti'l lIIttIIIII~. 75', t'lN
\Vith Net Backs. llti stitching :IIIIl IIIII'I‘ stIlislI. $I..25.
For Graduation. \Vhiic Sill». lilllYt'f‘. t'lllilW chIgilI. 98
Clb.
THE MERRILL GlRDLE-FORMER.
This littlc IIIIIIIIIIIIicIIcc which will
lililll)‘ IIIIIIIIcII I»; in lllt‘ slittpc III l\\'I’l itig‘cuinnxly crIIIti'iII-
l)t‘ \\t‘lL")illt‘(l lII'
IIII pin.» \Illlt‘ll can bc Cliljllnlt‘il in ii sIII'IIIIIl III II I'iblIIIII lll’
girtllc it \\'lll hold it IIlIiIIIII lll‘iill_\' in position and pro—
\IIIIt it IIIIIII IIII~lIiIIII lllllt .I string. it (till aim lIc used to
lx't'tll IIc'tlt Illllltllh iII plucc. Stout \\'t)lli(‘il \\'lll lllltl it t'Llll-
Vt‘lllt'lll in kccpiug wit lit'llh lll \llilllt‘. i‘IIII'c i.) cts‘. cchlI. it
iIIi' .‘5 t‘tx‘.
Special in Curtains.
\Yllllt'
l
9 2 '9
CES
'i‘hmt‘ Vudor Screens lllllHll‘illthl I'csIcI'IlztII—Iltm't iIII~
“gt-I about lllL‘lll. You have ii i lilt‘il llllW cI.IIIIiIII'trIi)lII you
run illiilxt‘ it \‘cI'IIIIIln Ilili'ltll‘ Willi tlIcIii.
MIIrc Iii Ilumc illi') crud looking Muslin (fur-I
lillllh. lilt‘kt'tl iIIIIl I'lllllt‘tl.
ilIItI pair III t‘III‘IinIIS.
(inc lil‘ilSS (Il' \\'III.IIl lI'Inl.
(lut- pair of LNG!“ and litmké.
Crcx Matting. Rugs. Hammocks and Cushions :Ill
l'ciitly \\’llt‘ll(‘\’t‘l' I'IIII \\’.'llll tlicIII.
This is the last week to register for “Fashions." it is
El Iiclightiui Itizigziziuc, with s Inn-Ilium lIi iIIth'cst CYL‘I')‘
l‘i‘t‘k‘ lt) till who register.
IIIcIubcr III the family.
The Delights of a
..i'ummer Resort
'I\ hen you on in :i aummI I re-
sort. one III [III Izliicf dcliuhts are
thutI'ldc LIIIII. cozy Icraiiuuxuhcrc
you can sit in lhcshadc and enjoy
a cool IlI- lightful lutezc.
\Iiut- In nuke your cup north as (on:
:IIItI-IIIItnrulile by: lIIIIIIg IIIII tIII ruin
\"llll \ IIdI If \hIrlu Hit": it! iIIIhc lIIIt-gc
antllthpII IIt tlII lint ”IIIItv pm IIraily
dtll .iIIIII hr II room I! \nIIII hl nor the
riensnurr or mum at All I‘IIIII. tlIII i till. I
50.1mm VImtixhsInt- ltlllC cons or tea
and [with Intel mih -
21 or
Porch Shades
withpcriertprivary. \‘hllc\li‘\\lnfill\€v.15"
err by. \ III: I .III also have \ udorW iIIdIIw
Sludr: adillstcd in your W.|lifl0\\$ “here
IlIr-y “llllftlln III cool breeze and
out the heat of tlIII summer sun. III!
are especially commanded (or nurseries
and hung rooms.
Vudor Porch Shades cost from 5'.‘ 50 up,
1hey are tundr- ill diit'erc nt colors to or-
nionize with tin: noodworlt of )our home.
You are especially requested to
VII“? the Vudor Exhibit in our
shade department.
For Sale By A. J. COLLINS & 00.. So. Narwalk. Cf.
____..3___.._........—
Coal $6 pertain.
Take advantage of price and let us put your winter supply in now A
superior grade of Big Vein Cumberland Bituminous at an attractive pIiCe.
Superior "Special" Fertilizers for corn, potatoes. onions and-general use.
something that will insuIe good crops regardless of weather conditions.
Curling and trucking of Elk Ikinds Estimates given on contract “work
IRVING Locxwooo a co.
122.124 WATER STREET, TELEPHONE 31's.
.Brance Offices—2 80th Mom Street South Not-walk; a Main St. Norwliit
,CONCRETE. ASPHALT. CEMENT. FLAG.
we HAVE AN EXPERT FOREMAN FROM BOSTON. WHO HAS
CHARGE OF LAYING THE WALKS, AND CAN BE DEPENDED UPON
FOR THE FINEST CLASS OF WOBKMANSHIP AND MVATENNIAL.
Raymond Bros.
187 Washington Street. '
MECHANI’CAC—ENGINEERSMMEET.
CHICAGO May 25. ---Nearly I..o Brit- ' om-V w“ FOR own'm'“
ieh engineers with 650 from the Unit- Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle,
ed States. will attend the joint session Del. says: "i suffered for years with
of tho American Society of Methanicai dyspepsia. used to have magdistress
Engineer-II god the inrtttutinn of Me- Ind belching I tried everything I
cipniral illusion-rs of most Britain. to cool hear of. in? nothing, helped 5rgo
it:- Ih°ld here. The joint ingeiiug with unit Hook Rra'zil an Bilnf, biid‘ oné 0
be the first since 1893- It was or cent bottle cured me completely)"
relaxed at this time In order tint Inst-i
tors intent see die 6:. Look For
.-_. -...___
For sale by R I! Phietodfl‘. H Bu-
will
at, and 'he Cliftord Phomdcy.
- WEDNESDAY. MAY 25, rm) f ‘
Norwalk Chronicler