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MERCERIZ MW 1 F 3:51“: I 5b 1) Miss Eva Lincoln at No. 8 Westave- "at": :‘yézr‘tlgm‘acflirg"gun: l’llldéglml 0110 Mb “it [WY MUN“ r.
a "meal I'lllll , t... "1 2mm 3 yhopd to growiteup hue, has returned home from a visit ‘h' beginning fl their Pm'P‘mV Perry Avenue Bridge.
2 2la 5, the store is at your elbow with h l , 2 . . "0m the My "1°! Open-dadopollt , _
' '1'.“ l h: an gt‘ 2 l -. . d 1 6:138?“ "'5' Chm“ 8' Stcv with a SAVING! BANK. William hheldon. who turnlnhcd
‘1' [.00. $1.49, l I. ”if.” ,\ ‘ ‘ggc. ‘0" “U“ “nuh “n ““52 n “N 0rd, The 3“;sz BANK is m. much fun for the voters throughout
.1}, [5‘ :ga‘nahblaLllon. FBIB reduction In plan”, at. Btuln' PIOLOI‘ promo‘er of economy .nd “w meeting Wllll lllfl inlcl'let'iions and
—-——..._. collar!“ 'uo .llih‘i no , I 'll ‘t‘ l . ‘ l or ‘3. ‘300 8d. . {hrift in the world. . cxpla aliens, asked for‘ a report front
E K an Fun‘ it] tit . \y. o 1 no in 0 its ltdt - 'lhe gum“. avenue base ball team A SAVINGS BANK promotdnhl- t.h so cctmcn. First belcctman Satu-
., ' ' r. ! 'fidllt‘ssyhyou li lllltl thcsc that the defeated the Cedar Streets, yesterday the idea of saving. Make the be- “0, Lynn“ ”11‘" Milled that a “3'0 film,"
MAHAC t. , or,““.~lp0ll of warm weather nntkcs afternoon, on the Sosa lot, by tile ginning in small coin. The larg- atone arch bridge could cost militant...
WI8T W HINOTON 3 iii: infilmmcdiutc nccd for shore of fourteen to thirteen. er accumulation will take care of 1“" "SUV“ “1 a slim" WNW WP"? ”V
F“ 80 NORWAL he at - ' ,Andrew .I. Hutchinson. who has itself. 904 for the masonry. by William Shel.
V H " ' l‘ al is 1"" bubyn been spending several months at his You 0'" °P°" an "CW"! WW1 mm: "2000 m" ”‘0' “'2‘.’"""“ “mm" l’y
...._. ...._._.....--.......-.. ... be l ill: thin dresses \Ylntcr home in llaytona. Florida. has only “-00; made “Will“! to this Contractor A' R" Malkin and “00 “’r
23. .. .- _ wai‘ ”.11 light ‘iUC‘kS‘ arrived in South Norwalk to spend the from "m" ‘° time ‘° suit ”I" °°"' lsgq‘ufil‘fltllllg, making a lotul “m ”l
' be it _ ' ‘ , _ . atlmmer, V°"'°"°°‘ "‘ ' ,. , . . , . ables.
Will ms 22 ll “’0' '2‘ .9”... .
. .2 " till? 600] shoes 1"“ 'l‘rlnlty Branch (ilrla‘ Friendly 50‘ “‘3'" “In; can .not on 1”me a: which would make. the total cost of the
‘._.,ws_,~__.___, .- 2th. HWZY caps ciety will be held this evening. at the “'4': mo” da tinge .0 c an wooden bridge 35.100, Oscar w. Ray
WEATHER ‘FORECAS .. l ' warm—day coats l‘l’t‘.“ °‘ ““5 J““"'"'“2 ‘3 W?“ 9 my ' mend. a... Davis. Charles 12. Church WHITE wmm
) T‘T't'“ .. do . _., ,, “ "U" ANY ONIC CAN MAKE'MONEY; "ml (“lli‘l‘fi hadvnrlous questions to ask There's more. nlyllt.
, 2 _ ., 2 . , . ' 2- W l‘or grown-up: A cobweb social. which was well at- New CAN SAVE 11‘ BE ltlltllll the bridge. anti Engineer (‘harles and more economy in a shirt
For Not walk and Vicinity. Sb 1 tit . . . . . ' . .
Ionl'ltt and Friday Cooler Fl ‘~l bllil'l walrus . landed, “an held last Tuesday night. ONE OF THE map“ N. “nod explained that figures of the _
.Ithe‘ “disturbance ' that was tel‘f summer corsets ”1 Grand Army till”. under the atmpl- ...__.. aolcoilnen were so substantial that mans wardrobe.
”1"! 303‘; l'UfilFl‘iia ”morning 2 01‘ low shone—tan or black it‘erilKngnllglllgf {33:11:31. Post, and the THE SOUTH NORWALK SAV— When in.» wooden bridge would rot our new white waists.
‘ ntral in the ll '9 region. | ‘ - - -
110 W
protlu x cloudy weather \vtth sho “s . . .' .
from ignoring northeastwaid to Ml ‘h- gauzy stowage
Iran. I, he arch of high pressure c' o‘ tau lucc stockings
tlnucs'olf the Middle Atlantic co gl- shirt waist suits
The temperature is low in the nor 21."
west sections, Conditions favbr for t its
vicinity local showers and somcwh at
cooler weather.
John Nearey, of Lowe street, h .9
been ill.
Jeremiah Clark. of New York, he
been making a stay in South Norwalk.
The South Norwnlk baseball team
will go to New York Sunday, to play a
game.
Ophlr Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, will hold a meeting tomorrow
night.
Miss Grace lloughion. of Danbury.
in visiting friends in Norwalk. New
Haven anti Mystic.
William ,Gecr hay; taken a position in
the office of the Adams Express Com-
pany. South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. (l. B. Sturges, of
Georgetown, visited friends in Norwalk
Wednesday and Thursday.
The carpenters. will hold a special
meeting this. evening at 7:30 in the
Gazette Building, Norwaik.
George“ Rf Van Alstyne "is having
some changes made to his residence in
Bnyview’nvenue, by Contractor White.
't
.l
I.
Tito cob..e stone nutter on the Hstn- .
llton avenue bill. which was badly
washed by the winter storms, is being
rclald. «59!
Charles; (I. Swurtz. of Columbia Unl-
versily, how York city, is cujoyintz It
vacation at his home. in llnviland
street.
A certificate of organization has been
filed with the state, secretary by the
Postal Typewriting Cornpany. of Nor-
walk. ‘ - “
Mia‘s Sybil C, Merriam, of South
Main street. is spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ilamilton, of New
Canaan.
The Pine, Ledge Whlst (‘lub will be
entertained by Mrs. J. 'l‘. Prowltt. next
Wednesday afternoon. at her home in
Elm street.
Letter to Gould Hoyt,
South Norwalk.
Dear Sir: There are these five
of batine‘ss in paint:
(I) stuffed-out with cha
thing like that; ‘
t2) barytos better than chalk. but
no covering to it; nobody knows it's
there; ,
i3) benzine in the oil, or water, or
other such stuffing,
(4) too thin—too much liquid, what
ever it is, for the solid; '
(5) short measure;
Now will you buy by the price per
“gallon?"
We furnish our agents with :1 slate
chemist's certificate of analysis that
tells what‘s in Devon.
’ Yours truly,
F. W. Devon A}. ('30..
New York. t
P. S.»Wntkins & Dow. E. E. Gotham!
and llubfipell it; Staples sell our paint. '
I'l- ; ~ .
ways
lit. or some-
on 5
' MEATS ‘F
Good Nest is‘ it.
Foundation of
Good Health.
WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEST
CORN FED CATTLE, MILK FED
VEAL AND CANADA LAMBS.
WE unARGE ,YOU NO MORE
THAN WU’PAY FOR THE INFER-
IOR.
PUBLIC MARKET
82 South Main, comer Havlland Street;
.S'V's
' r‘nesn Ms
=WEAKFI5H.
.. awn
m
ll
thin underwear
' summer skirts
Cap ,lllL‘ store not scrvc you?.
FLAGS.
course they are first colors.
‘ 2 by ,2 fect,~75c.
3 by 5 tect.——$1.5o.
4 by () tech—$2.00.
4 by 7 lcct,——$2.50.
- 5 by 8 fcct,—-$3.00.
\l (l by 9 fect.—-$3.50.
7 by it techs—$5.00.
l; to by 15 fcct,~—$o.00.
5 mail silk iiags.—-—~5c to 35c.
[5 'ztgs on staffer—5c to 35c.
tfo "ion hunting flags from 2 by
.. tut) by 9 fcci.-35c. lo
3 tea
$i.75.
'l'hird floor.
‘ ' ‘ in South Norwalk. and have now gone 2 , Oscar W. Raymond "WW” ”W ll"
FOR. J BLINDS' to Mrs. Webb’s former home. in New toggffglgf Taxes of the City of South neloutmcn be authorized to build the
Mic not bamboo and so strong Canaan. South Norwalk May 3 1904 stone arch bridge at it. cost not to ex
that ,‘iishut out the sun, but let . filttstnv l’ltzmz who has ll tine dlu- ’ ' ml, toj3 "“"d “033' M.“ WM?“ ,"WM km
the IC 6,. ‘ filter through. pl y of flowers in front of his place of “fa..- .-....-.....:..- amendment that ”'0 “‘lo‘t‘ml" 8 w
coo 3 THE‘ 3537 AND sauces “9 3'5“" “WWW:
THE LOWEST. , Mr. lineage of the, Boesol’eppnrd
LAD ES’ SHIRT 'WFAIBT SUITS, Company was in town yesterday. lie
SHIRT WAieTs ’AND LACE ~ stated to a Sentinel reporter that be
( COLLARS. believed that the ground would be
i SUITS MADE TO ORDER. broken for the erection of the factory
CLEANING ANo‘ RE'PMithG NEAT-
.LY DONE.
l 2 .
S. FOX.
THE LADIEQ' TAlLOR.
at Ma n. Street,
Allqvool buntingY oi tltc same
standard as Uncle Sam uses for
his own army and navy flags. 0i
,, Norwalk, Conn.
built
Union. has been removed.
part in the concert to be given 1
Norwallt Hbspitnl, June 1, will be ltcl
on this evening.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 142,
0. 0, R. will hold a rehearsal on Fr
8 o'clock. sharp.
general and acting quartermaste
quartcrmaster's department.
paired. Good work. Ferris Coal Co.
The first real thunder snower of to
ing.
of thunder and the rain
fell heavll
for a short time. ‘
incrly of this place, now of Sandy Hil
N. Y., have been visiting with friend
mlration on account of the beauty 0
its blossoms. ‘
of Brooklyn. was placed in the wate
moved for the summer. yesterday. ,
ney broke his collar bone while play
day. a doctor was immediately sum
monetl to bandage the
was very painful.
changed slightly in some respc is.
conference of the officers of the bind!“
in two or three weeks,
as fast aspossiblc.
Railway is heard once more.
ntldtél Victorian-
'ccrner; Railroad (Avenue and MonrOc
s reet.
Special Table d‘Hoto Dinner Dally.
Silents. '
otNtNa ROOM oFm'uN‘riL‘it P. tilt.
_..._
Everything‘ in season. prepared by
an experienced chef, and~ carved in ex-
cellent cty'e.
‘ T. .hSULLlVAN, Prop.
‘: ' Tet. Call 396-3.
Fill
Poaotgs. W
FLUKES, _
BLUEFISH. it“ ”
command ,7 aw
. l
...5 LB..F.QB fir
5c LB.
: 102 L3.
as snap ~2 .2;
10: AND i2: LB.
ERE
EACH. 22......
BUTT’ERFIS .
‘ 10: LB.
.2 ‘ iOt: LB.
Steak, Cod nd ”Lethal- gklods 0f
fresh fish at ason‘dblo prides.
canon s». “groomers, -,.
99.21.65.955»
ow Salv - ‘nmy'oauatng.
- ‘ :2“ Mi ' “
A all 112')! OF-e- :
lamb, roast oi beet. cuts of pork-r,-
lesser quantl . Ifthat‘s all you need
~picked fro fll'lt MM con~
Itantly mm supply orthodox to
your table Ml , -. an handgun.
most nourisolI boat-forthe-money
meatstoboh .. .
ferlor meats
L, 15, golaNo 25‘s" “
2-... or r; ‘
, pagadorsers are electors and turn”.
a short. time,
~MU8IC AT TH
ST
Freeman'u concert Orchestra will
render choice selections on Friday.
May 27, 2230'") 5:30. at C. W. Park &
(‘0.‘3‘5 and 10 cent More, weather per-
mitting. The public are invited. “
R. 'L. Buell, Middletown, Conn;
Walter 8, Arnold, G. E. Kane, '1‘. H.
Flicker, .E. L. Marston, Charles J.
2 . ,nntoux.
llackley,‘ jBos'toh: . . .
Bridgeport; A. Warnecke, W. AfKis-
stun. W. K..Clark. R3. Machlallen, G.
brownston "and wife, New York: E. W.
Flatt, New ,Haven: Evil, Morse. C. 'M.
Johnson, W. J. Cunningham. Hartford;
J. .l. yitforden. Brooklyny‘d. Sattler.
Yonkers,_ N. in; .A. It. Keene, Prowl,-
deuce; (1.. Augustus Pierson. Warner.
N. things, grooms, M. D'tll‘fee. id‘s.
Joseph J.“ Nnxon. ’Mtdd’tetowni' L TL.
Morse and wife, Holyoltc.‘Mass.; Joa-
eph O'Connor, John F; Kelly, George
Marshall. Joseph Bondy. King's Park.
N. Y.; James L. Breed, Syracuse, N.
Y.; wemggucsts yesterday, at. the Ho-
lethifl‘agtl. 2
; go In ,- ard of County Commission-
er ‘of Fillrficld County.
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Splrltuous Indrlntoxlcatlug Liquors.
Alain-get- Mr Rhine Wine, and
Cider, at. 165 Washington Street. Trim)
of Norwalk. 2‘ MyIplace’of business‘. is
not located within ado feet in a tin-mt
line of a Church Edtllce or Public
School house. or the premises pertain-
ing thereto many .Post Oihce. Public I
Library or Cemetery.
Dated at Norwalk. thl‘s let day of
May, a. D..,19M. . . , . . ,
. ’ ‘ THOMAS]. HEALY,
If”’i..*: ~ .. -: Armenian:
We. the undérs‘itned.’electors and
taxpayer-3.! as‘fldilnid by law. of‘ the
,I‘anof Norwalk,,noreby endorse the
application of the then named homes
9°!
J. Hasty for such license.
mum at Norwalk. this 2m (1
knotty.
b.
S lilies.
'l‘he drinking fountain, which was
placed at the corner of Railroad ave-
nue and Clay street several years ago.
by the Woman‘s Christian Temperance
A rehearsal of'thosc who are to lake
lloyt's theatre ftJr the benefit of tho
. day evening. and it is requested that
every one of botbtcams be present at
Acting Governor Roberts has ap-
proved the requisition of the adiutant
general fr $5.500 for expenses of the
~l2‘lag or concrete walks laid and r02
nmson passed over Norwalk, last own-
There were several heavy claps
Mm, William G. Webb and son, for-
bu'siness in Washington street, ban a
cut-ins which excites considerable ad
’l‘he'liunich owned by Russell Bailey
from Joseph ,16. Fowler‘s boat house.
in East Norwalk, and has been taken
to Hickory llluff. where the family
Vincent Whitney, the twelve your
old son of Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Whib
ing in a lot near the. armory last Tinne-
brcalt, which
The charter of the steamer lt?,».rths's
Vineyard has arrived and iv beirf;
A
- boat company was held this Morning
ivory ethrt
will be made to hurry the matter along
“As ocnut‘s‘pcriodlcally, talk of the
completion of the [)anbury and. Harlem
A meet-
ing of the directors of the. company
will probably be held in Danbury to-
morrow or, Saturday, and it is stated
by one of the. directors thatdt looks
as if- the road would be completed in
E 5 AND 10 CENT
one, '
iTO PIIITl FOUNDATION
: LAID IN BMALL BAV- ‘
2 - INOB BANK. .
United Bank Building.
evanv onnf I’ohyuNz HAD
lorry Ave. Bridge Voted
away, they would be good enough it
support an iron one.
hernia !
amt yaxns
The. taxpayers of the City of Son
Norwalk are hereby notified that t
n
d
I.
l-
on the dollar, laid on the assessme
list of 1903. at a city meeting held
I‘-
A. D.. 1904, also the library fund tax
ti
5 Railroad Place. Penalty at the re.
3’
malnlng unpaid after .lune 2, 1904.
JAMES PAUL,
L.
H
city tax of six and one half (6%) mills
Arlon Hall. on the 7th day of March.
one quarter W.) of a mill on the dol-
lar. laid at. the same time, will be due
and payable on the second day of May,
X9043". which time I will receive the
same at Jacob M. Laytoa's oflice, No.
of nine (9) per cent. a year from May
2, 1904. will be charged on all bills re-
not do just as well.
placing an expctislvc a structure there
for several minutes to dist-tins the sub-
loci.
know if the selectmen could give. an
estimate. Tito speaker brought up
the matter of quickaand and he said
he did not believe there was any
quicksantl at the llroad River bridge.
.lohn Keogh wanted to know if this
bridge wan to cost. the town in any
thing like the proportion the Broad
ltlver structure had, in cat-to quicksand
was encounlertsi. The Broad River
bridge, he, said, was to coin 34.500. and
instead it had cost a .000 or “1.000.
if this bridge was to cost at the same
rate. the town, he said, would find it
self paying $15,000 for it.
The Broad River bridge mattfir
bronchi out a hot interchange n.
words between Mr. Keogh and Mr
Lyrics.
.loltn .l. Walsh ihoutxhi llntt tin
whole keynote of the situation lay in
Whether there was any quicksand a'
Ferry avenue. lie believed an exam
lnnlion should have been made.
i
th
be
at
in
of
to.
otter
MANUFACTURERS OF
i
i
l
PA TENT STEEL BOATS
GASOLINE LAUNCH,£S.2
Falteat and Lightest Made.
--Never Leak—Never Sink-—
DINGEY EOATS, FISHING BOATS
PORTABLE AND FOLDING BOA
PLEASURE BOATS AND ROW
.BOATB, .
SAIL BOATS AND CANOES.
C. L. 51'. JOHN. Agent,
49 Water street.
Catalogues on application.
-. ..................2
WE lNSURE-—
GASOLINE
POWER
BOATS.
For Particulars Call on
m non a 6'0an
74 Washington 8t., 30. Norwalk, 0
and lets possible that the charter'may
...... M. ..« am
. :39, Wall St” Norwalk.
are factory agents for the followln
automobiles:
OLDSMOBIL'L‘. all styles.
The WHITE.
FRANKLIN.
LOCOMOBILE.
Will demonotratg any'of‘tho Ibov
machine to interested partlu.
Headquarters for
AUTOMOBILES, SUPPLIES AND HE-
PAIRING.
Si‘liiiit BOAT 00.
AUTOMOBILEJ Honours
;' an . ’ . a
T8,
OCK WOOD 8 60..
the contract to the lowest responslbb
bidder and tho motion with the amend
meal was passed.
There were lit votes in the album!
tlve anti. six days.
West Avenue Cut Short.
The Westport avenue 2t-nprovemen
matter was brought up by Sen-ctmm
Lyrics reading.r a communication from
J. E. Sewell, general manager of ”)1
Connecticut Railway and ldghtifn
Company, regarding what the company
would do in the matter of improving
\Vestportavenue. Tile lhtler said
that the company won... shift it:
tracks while the work Was being done
and then shift them again to a perma
nent posttion. _
Charles E. (‘burch moved that the
sum of 350 be appropriated to rake oi'f
_ the stones. fill up bores and fix up
shoulders on Wcsipori avenue from
Peat Swamp to the town line. Mr
t‘hurt'h said that some, of the. sinner
were. as large as loaves of bread anti
the town, because of the condition oi
the road, is in constant danger of be.
ing sued. Chairman Keith ruled tha‘
the motion was out of order. but a mic
failed to sustain the chair and Mr
Church’s motion prevailed.
The chairman thereupon ruled thai
Mr. Church's motion disposed of ”it
whole Westpnrt mailer.
The fact that the \t'esiport nvenut
matter is being brought up so ottet
severely vexed .lohu Keogh and be ex
pressed himself on the subject ltt force
ful ”terms.
Index for Land Records.
The meeting voted to have slips
made out, front the land records of lhf
town for an index. Upon motion oi
John J. Walsh it was voted that not
more than 8700 be expended for th;
work.
Mr, Walsh and Len Davis explained
the use for the index. The latter said
that it. would save wear on the books
and would also cost searchers much
less to have their work done. Towns
all over the state are having complete
indexes made. Town Clerk Smith aisr
explained the. use of the index.
Edile Avenue Not Accepted.
A motion that the town accept Ed
lie avenue. East Norwalk. runniufl
t.
9
., 'YE'AR
Nora-elk.
mm "" ”' ”Mid sheik of tired
friends for us, there are two prescrip
on. HUMPHRIES BLOOD REMEDY
on. mousse BlTTZR TONIC.
M
Noun To Horufltvnon.
We have purchased the blacksmith
shop on: North Main {IWOL of the late
Williamflchhae, and stocked it with
I lar‘geLmnount pf'ltook. up we no
new prepared to shoe horses within
.\ 'd
We have also made up and on hand
02 first lacs workmanship manner.
2' 1: hereby certify that the'above nam-
ers; as deluge balls, of 723.9.
‘xv‘rli fifi 2w.
a fine lot of bandwagon! light steel
shoes for 0 flats: R
A . ‘wrh y.
cull? a , ,
gm to tie, ‘
211' Is NOT quire A our
since we opened for business in South
' We think the reputation
we have built up in that time is well
worth the time and wlahoj' we have
n. c. Capatiles and the W. l‘.’ (teu‘gn
Mixture, which have, made many
tlons especially that hardly any one
who has used them would not. endorse:
Zeitfuss Pharmacy
a No. Minor. ‘ so. nonwam
the Tshoatopt21.thno;houihla. and. in a
from St. John street on the north to
motion was made by E.E. Got-ham that
the avenue be accepted as soon as it
is graded'to the satisfaction of the se-
lectmen. He said that it was desired
or commissioners will not put in water
pipes until the same is done, H. H.
tprake. whohnld, he wag, interested-d8
James Ella wanted to know if a lens
expensiw bridge at this point would
He did not favor
William Sheldon was given the lloor
Mr. Sheldon finally wanted to
Fort street inhc south was lost. .A 5
that the avenue be accepted as the wan. . :
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS. ‘
there-and cordially invite your earliest inspection.
Your Summer Outfitting
w
Your summer outfitting can be done in this stori- to your c
lsi’actlon, and it's not a bit too early to make selections.
strongly emphasize. the worthiness til-our oqulpme
Can't tell you about the whole stock so wc‘l
nt of warm weathsrwq
l lust hint hero
.y V"
' 2w.) “217'
.
onwlete .r’
We cannot
sleeves. 81.09.
Ladics'
sleevus, $1.98.
than in any other garment in a wt»
Lndies' white lace lawn shirts waists,
tucked back and front, 980.
Ladies' white. lace lawn ahirt waists.
trimmed with Val. lace, made with
llertha effect, $1.50.
Ladiss' white shirt waists, made. of
fine lawn, tucked back,
while lawn shirt waists.
lace fronts, tucltrd bucks, large bishop
BEST TIME TO BUY
WHITE GOODS
Got a white goods show here that
will please you in all ways.
lawns, satin dantask designs. and P.
l{.'s at such prices as below.
One lot of short ends of white P. K.
from 3 to 10 yard lengths. regular 17c
quality, to close at 12%0.
White.Persian lawn, very fine and
sheer, with new silky finish, 3
wide.
yard.
Fancy Madras,
stripes and figures,
and 350.
MEN'S NEGLIGEE
The season's coll
. All qualities
more comfort
wuint
Hero’s news about
price. Perfection
Madras shirts, wl
and these we are show
front
50c.
Madras shirts In
stripes and figures,
Ribbons will agal
this summer.
take a first chance
these. 2 .
Plain taffeta ribb
Sheer
o
u
in.
83-85 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk, Conn.»
L0
“2.; "2...." Judge
Of Horses
would always admire the stock that
‘eaves our stable for driving purposes.
We have handsome and stylish horses,
wellkept and groomed, and we can,
2end you a stunning rig any time that
:ou feel like driving through the come
ry on these balmy May days, at prices
that, wtil please your pocketbook.
season as Livery Sfablo.
TELEPHONE CALL 322—3.
Evhryfhlhy Fm,
U
5i Wall Street. Narwalk.
2 2 2 THE '
Fairlie/cl County Savings Bank
Moneu Deposited From Now To June
5 Draws interest From June 1.
Hours, 9 to 12 a.'m.; x to 3 p. m.; Saturdays. 9 to to a. In.
Open Monday evening from 7 to 8. .
i 4 PER CENT. PAID ON ALL DEPOSITS.
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Special, Sale? of Trimmed Hats
Will begin Monday, May 28d.
(:0er EARLY Alva SECURE BARGAINS.
2- ; s. s. TILLOTSON.
as WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NO
Summer Furniture
2 a!
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Raymond and Sons
2. 40 and 48 Main Street..,hlorwalk.
PORCH crimes. "STFIMER CHAIRS. ‘ " .. ,
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We can suit any taste
finish mark every shirt in the”,
New line of percais and co
sortment or colors and in all sized.
We call special attention to on
shirt. made for the money;~.prloc
NEWS ABOUT 8UMMER RIBBON.
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belts and neck wear. 2 0 .per yd.
Fancy silk ribbonadn pink, b1
cream and red, 25c per yd " .
, from 160 to, 3
with .nierc. .
27 in. wide, at,
ants-rs 2
action is compls
and: it .
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lng‘ln’ 0. large
all the“ led
all sizes, who!
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took you 2! DIM
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RWALK, court.
ired to know. Just; where Edlig avenut‘
ionndary lines were to be. his undert
"stood that. they were to encroach on
his property considerably. Mr. Corbett:
said that: a fortv foot street. was pr!»
posed-and the man had been on tile in
the town clerk‘s office for a long time.
John J. Walsh did Dbl think lti fair
to accept the thoroughfare without
something n‘m‘o ‘d ‘finite. Mr. Gotham
said that originally he was interested
in the Etilie avenue property considera-
bly but now he had but one-half of one
lot. it did not make any tiiflercnce
whether the meeting accepted the
street or not, it would go through..but
it was desired that it be accepted in
order that. the people building there
86 Washington Strut. .
No MAONIF‘VING GLASS ‘ro RECOGNIZE THE osnumanesaor
oun MUSLIN UNDERWEAR BARGAINS, ron aanoams THEY
ARE IN A VERlTY. IN THE INTEREST or voun pocxsraoox ,
DON'T wmr ANY LONGER—TAKE ADVANTAGE or THIS sAL:
BEFORE THE GOODS ARE‘ALL GONE.
~ N. E. arm.
South Namili.f.j ‘
might have the city water. The motion
to accept Edlle avenue was lost and it
will be necessary to bring the matter
up at a subsequent meeting. 2
Do NOT BE manage, .UPON. ‘
Foley a; 00., Chicago. originated
Honey and Jar» u o thtoat and lung
remedy, and on occount of the great
merit and popularity of Foley'- Honey
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