spuru'ueltwu. ' '
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' warm lion
. .y—w—l 1
For Nomad! And viein
nightrandluadoy. A l
era are‘developinz in .
butplsuaot, weather
other sections mt
Maintains. Co
vicinity tair .:
higher tempera»,
Full moon.
Not so warm,
trim for I
man's. . .,-u,, .
«Closed all ”’33 '
Lyell (a CO
Header
r . ’
1:17:93?th
-, ill able to be ‘
,‘_ ions illness. it is ‘
7 friends to know
4th a lean
racy your shoes t”-- ’"
alien Decoration Day
0; , .
Miss Sybil.” N ,
stm _-
gunning m
V Vlias returned to hit
South iii-walk Frank Mansni,
lett n with. Mr. Webster,
tion Day. Two games. Wife
10: 301Deai‘ Mutea‘ p. m., 3:
Tickets ate selling fast
cursion "of the united Fl -
The return will be
beach at 3: 30 p. rn.
A special meeting
Missionary Associatlo
Wednesday afternoon
in the South Norwal
Church A preside
ed, and vacancies o
are to be filled.
THAT BEA ,5
comes from the ,
nlsh Floor Paint;‘
quart though. So
and E. E. ()0th
. limoW'
CORN r‘ao cA'rrL
VIAI. AND cANA .
we ...nAROE 1
nitrite
" when:
'1‘!" . “*3";
Vi Mt “V
Mei. wh'un a-
' t”,
idde-
:Christian
I& 1. .Grie
-,- lit ea‘er Bio
. VPl‘ltl JVOhll
'fl Mimi. desist.“
I. William E
rd, when you
6h the hills
“of the ‘0 cars
till your on
, their admin.
dece'IIfdlm
ll be bar-Via
. ' W Connectico‘im
V V . V‘ifillrgrld. “gift
eVle son; and
,. 2'?“ es Oi Rob
who enter-V
. wand Georze
rt, two prisoners
made, theirnsonpe
(their way
to room over
'd, from there
the water pipes
fence and
r abstlnce
' Iii
», ii y of
“3‘13 a half on:
e prisoner
ailment would
y, while 0' Boy
. the identity of
Body was found
-yesterdo'Y. had
. He was L
.Wolf's Lake, .
Vileve that he
name the po- V
had been em-
if
V grieved” YWI ,
. d the misa-
aVve been at
It by the po-
VaVs cloth Vat »
V30 10“. :
n TBSMBG
Vwmicrons Jener-
iiila‘m J. Emu
address upon .'
Iowans
. ‘ thVFV
,1 . t 5000 people,
marked our
. itaredbut lit-
r .
' is the quantity Is very small:
w , s'rANoARO wo's‘k iiAiIKs'rs. was: we RR, .10 Vote".
. run you. (ANoORA eon; m in MM AND WHITE, WERE tam
V 1 Vpair Chenille was 85. 00 now, $2. 49
; JERVED.
II
'. 23.1:.r.ar..rdmt.e:.t::.ir.n.t ”. ‘5..;..'.’.f .‘
M I" '6 CH6? fill)” DOW bIl‘BVlllil fl’t'll‘l WI VWIM‘KI ‘Im.’ and
“oh any closes oiit I certain line. 1M nbt hesitate on the following goods
I Am. LEATHER TRAVELING salesman: s2.oo, TO otosr. ...,W 07‘s
“not PILaow IHAMI, FULL his. was: as. as. to oLoaau .aoo rll.’
. Vat:
ro o‘Loea ..................................................... sun
wAralt winds THE stouaAR 3'36. kiNo. How .............. ilo
MANILAHATe' (Jua'r THE THING colt IUN IHAoIe) ....... ...Isc
Rostrum (EXTRA HIVAVY AND Iiouno ..... ..... - .......... Ioo
RORrIERa l rAaLVa Voovsas.
ZChenllle, size 10-4, were V37. 00.
new, $3. 69
now, 32 49 2 Chenille. site 444 were 75c, now, 39c
1 pair Rep Tapestry. was :4 50 i Tapestry, size 4 4. were the, new. 39c
now V32 79 1 Tapestry, size 6-4. were 81.20,
now,
...-......
2 pairs Linen Tapestry. were 84. 00,
new. 3226
1 pair hep. Tapestry, Wu 04.50.
090
"t.
W " l
REMEMRIR wE ARE sELLINo our. POPTINENVVY NO oooos Rs.
1
I
FREE DELIvaRv T0 ALI. THE Moswmxs.
,1‘V ..
l w. s. S’iURTEVAN'l‘
:70 NORTH MAIN STREET, lOlVJTH NONWALK. CONN
Spring Floor
Clovcriii‘g vs.
0!.
We are now prepared to shOwa large lineof Carpets
in all the pOpuiar grades. Consisting of lNGRAINS.
VELVET TAPESTRY BRUSSELS BObv sans.
SELS.
. [VN CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTVINGS ws HAvn'h
VLARGVE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES
China Mattihgs, m 1At: to 35¢.
V Japanese Mattings. sec to see.
Or on. CLOTH AND LINOLEUM WE Show ALI.
WIDTHS AND VARIOUS QUALI'ria's. '
Runs AND MATS IN LARGE VARIETY.
SHADES TO ORDER A or ECIAL’l‘Y.
.§ A. DICKhRMdN &b0N
84 Washington Street. South Norwalit.
Tale hone “336. V V
The bureau of, in
. Summer Resort
When you go to a summer lV'e-
sort, One of the chief delights are
the wide, cool, cozy \ eraudas w hero
' yea can sit‘ m theshsde and easily
a cool, delightluim breeze“
Yesc-n me- I M!
Vivaldi“ imbthesm
dhesp ut cheat. he ey one as
pmetouomn Iliadri flat" rife“
unsung: (Woof V“ m"
5‘4 ..
Illhmwl?
V‘Whutbor 'EIP" :92?th Ian. gfi
fl firemen... so.
. Yonnreeapeclhll atodto
view the Vader 1!th t in our
shade department.
For Sale By II. J. COLLINS a 60.. So. Norwalk. Cf.
- ”Veg-2...- ...--__- ..m n .
The Fair Cloak and Far Store,-
A. ISRAEL Piop‘rieiOr.
CALIV. AND SEE OUR FULL LINE OF MlLLlNERV.
mg..—
rilmuép AVNVD iJVNTVRlVMMED HAre-a will pay you to an and you
will save money.
3“
‘ host is invited as
, olea'se notirv their committee's.
, Notice of Acceptance of Secretary 0!
and other modern improvements. The
. plans were drawn by Architect W. S.
63h! lob St.» So It""“alk Ct.
to up.”
a. Hilly, June In. 1004. g '
"Om" for the Conn:
OM anon ugliest Fedora:
”:1
omen's Cilia as been Is
“The on V V soil as willboseen consists--
i billdogigdnf avery VIVV‘ddVornltVed
b. I e a e an n n or
fillies fill gill; seller Oi‘cD DiF‘ectoriI 11,» d
Chairmen ct suhul “marmalade
For the afternoon Ion beginning
.80 every member of the clubs of
tilt south storwsi Road West-
at the
come. The program is intereriing
and it Is alwaysip‘leuant to‘greet one's
lfriends at these times The call foi-
ows: ,
By invitdtlonV Of the WVOman's Club
of New “qu the Council of mo
Connebiicut S e, Fodmhtion of Worn
en's Clubs Will hinot In the (‘Ongrogn
tionai Church. New Canaan. at 10:30
a m.‘, trill «lily e‘i'Oth of June.
““3“” I will .I
at 10: 6 a In. Trliins wi liesve New
Canaan at 3: 35 and 4: 35 p ',1n. con-
neotihx at Stainford with trains 'goihx
out and v at.
'l‘h'o mom on session will be defined
reportfi train various committees.
and a dincushiou Of the financial hands
of the Federation.
For the afternoon session, from 1:80
to 3:00. it very attractive program has
b on arranged under the general title
" at of Door Life.“ '
Mrs. Robert it. Nelda, so avopp‘bly
imoivn in her specialty. wil give a
"'i‘al on Birds“ Illuslrated by bird
8
It): I issbel Goodhllc. staff-'ieoturm
‘le s New Yorlg Board of Education
wll otter “LIfe ouW , as." incl ding
imitations of bird son The all
tubers Int 0 lVetersed will he or q
blah Order of me
“c'i‘his session will be open to the pub
“C’Vl‘ho hunch is invited to take lunch-
eon in he lecture reotn of the church
at 12:15 o'clOek. »
Each Federated club is entitled to
representation by its president or her
Appointee. County organisers snd
chat use of sledding committees are
incl d In the council.
Charm ””th ,may call committees at 3
o 'olqck; t ose who desire to do so all
e
:Mident will meet committees at that
By order of lEA'i‘ lilxedutgeooK Beard,
Correspondine Secoretary
ORDERS FOR MANAI'sAs.
...x...
WVVaVr'Q lnvltgtlold,
Orders were issued yesterday from
the ethos of the Mutant. lanai-Al alv-
Ing forum! home t the National
Guard of the state pili‘ he ordered out
this tail to take an In the manoeu
vars of the regu Ir army at Manse
an. Following. is the order:
State Of Connecticut,
adiutant General' 3 onion.
Hartford. May 26 1904.
General Orders No iiil.
The imitation of the secretary of
war for the, organised militia of this -
state to participate In the point field
exercises with the regular army. at
Manama, Virginia. Is accepted. The
brigade so odor lo. hereby directed
to “assembe Is command (excepting
the Coast Artillery) it such times and
pint-es as may be designated in fur-
ther orders from this department, for
the purpose of taking part In the man-
ngvers mentioned (September 5 to 12,
1 04 )
By order of the cemmander in chief
George 14.0019, Adjutant General.
Official:
William E. Lenders .,
Assistant Adjutant hencrai,
WANTS HVEAlIV DAMAGES.
Mrs. Bali 'Aiiu 310,000 mm wmport
Water Go. For Inturlos Ra-
coivcd by Falling into
Excavation.
YethordsypSheI-iit Ksmper served a
summons on John S. Jones secretary
of the YWestport Water Company, to
Spear before the Superior Court at
ridgeport on the tirst Tuesday in
June, to answer unto Charles W. Ball
and wife, in a civil a tion. in which
the said plaintiffs unit or (inmates to
the amount of 810. 000 for injuries re-
ceived by Mrs. Bali, during themonth
of February, by .stepping into an ex-
cavation made by the Water company,
to repel. a frozen water main, in State
street estport
.....-W
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Connecticut Bulletin)
Estimates have been received for a
two-family house to ho ercted on Sea
view avenue by Frank C. Van Scoy,
the plumbing and heating contractor.
it will be 37 x 40 feet, Well finished 1
throughout, provided with steam heat
Knap p.p ,
McMahon Bros have been awarded
=he contract for the new parsonage
to be erected on Booth Main street.-
The plans were drawn by Architect
Joseph A. Jackson, of New York city.
and have already been described in
these columns. .
Juniue BI'OWD has the contract to
paint the residence of Harry .1. Hip
ms on the shore at East Norwalk.
especially urged to n
ve Stamford
For Memorial Dan.
The Stars and Stripes in clear strong red and White,
M‘Wt‘tl logetlll'r iuVVa iuzluut‘rihni will uni rip or pull out.
The lllllt‘ Iiclll \Vvitll \\'llllt' Mill's sou-ml «m rillu-r side. The
.'\lilt‘l‘it‘1lll Slumluril limiting will not liltlt', the colors (”'0
fuel null trut- as lung as Wlliil uml \\'t‘ltlllt‘l' leave a stream-1
or. V '
.\' IR f.
(..utluu limiting Hug? in All uizcs.
Sizes from n x 3 it NJ I
Bunting-by Ilu- yard for decoration. small quantities or
at wholesale.
PLAY DRESSES FOR CHILDREN.
\Vcry serviceable garmvnis are shown for the children.
Play Suits. Gingham A one, Overalls, Sun-bonnets, and
such things as are netted for long summer ilays in the
country or at the seaside. These are strung made little
clothes and durable, intended for hard work in sand piles
and other rough wcur. Then: an. little Wool Roofers for
cool weather, moderate in price. _
A lot of Colored Dresses for children which were 30
and 50 cts., artho be closed out til 25 Cid. V
Another lot .which won- 89 cts. and $1.00, now 50 cts.
TWO ITEMS FOR MEN.
Special for Saturday. M en's Negligee Shirts, made
of London Town Cloth. in nest white grounds with small
black figures. white and black, and white and blue stripes.
and gray effects. A 50 ct. Shirt in every respect for 39 cts.
Sizes min 16 inclusive. V
A line of silk reversible I’Our—in-Hand Ties. all light,
dainty colorings for summer wear. A fine quality of silk
and attractive patterns. Regular 25 ct. Ties, 15 cts. each,
2 for 25 cts. V
Saturday will be the last day to get your name regis-
tcred and receive a card fer "Fashions.” [his magazine
is free to all our customers. :1 ul those who live at a dis-
tance can have it sent by mail by leaving a deposit of 12
cts for postage.
At the Pattern Counter.
Coal 6 per ton.
i‘ake advaatage of price aVVud let us put your winter supply in now. A
mnerior grade of Bil; vein Cumberlan d Bituminous at an attractive price
Superior "Special" Fertilizers for corn, pOtatoes, onions and general use
something that will insure good crops regardless of weather conditions
Cartlng and trucliing of all kinds Estimates given on contract work
"IRVING iQSI-(WOOD ‘3: 330.
122.124 WATER STREET. . , TELERHONE 31-5
Bronco Offices—2 South Main Strr at. South Norwalk: 0 Main St. Norwaih
causal-rt, 13mm: all: his): run.
WE HAVE AN EXPERT FVo'RVVEMAN FROM doe-fort. WVHO HA5,
CHARGE OF LAYING THE WALKS, AND cAN BE DEVPVENDED UPON
FOR THE FINEST CLASS OF woRk MANSHI'P ANO MATEliIAL.
Rayrrmnd fires.”
187.... éweshingfon Street.
SCHOOL HOUSEDSGONTROVERSYV
TERRYVILLE May 28. ~COIumiS-
sioners appointed by the Superior
Court to condemn land for an eight
room school house and to determine
the amount the tow‘h- -Oi' ‘Piymoutb
pay the heirs of Franklin Atkins for
this land met at the town clerk'a of.
e yesterday. They fixed the price at
1,000 and.I tbs: corVIt othmoviiVig a build-
overt 9 via on no is award , .
a shes the heirs and settles a con- buokkeeper “t the Video
in; Conipany. was proot
troversy which had to chriedbeV ml, mained unconscious for
TRAIN DELAYED 3V VlfASVHOU‘iV'VJVV
WINSTED, May
Train No.2 on the Central Néw E
land road (line here at 1: 34 from I
brook N. Y.. will be several u
late on account of washout: be
Rust Waldron and Modens, N.
be results Of heavy showers:
day. Lighting atmck in sev
inround Winsted last nl 1,
buildings were burned.
ll
OI‘VVV
7/ C/6;:();l
Work Is Well along on the new,
house which Harry_ W. Mother to
building. for himself, on Elizabeth:
street. The plumbing has just been;
"i to Frank C. Van Scoy
111E Gorham has been given the
contract for the painting and deoorat-;
ing in connection with the now house‘V
which Waldron 6': Riordan are buildiogV ~
m Orchard street.
Work has been started on a two?
, story frame addition to a house won
Thel .
' mprovements will provide a new bath
Curing street for Mertie Shay
room and enlarge the kitchen. l
The Duncan iron flailing Worksi
’ have poorly completed over 200 feet
of! ornamental iron fence for Ron.
‘Jo'nndl. Perry. of Sui-Import. and] they
are new building I new Iron fence for
or. Coburn on South Main street
Frank C Van Sony has just finished i '
the plumbing is the Dorian transect:
Dot-ion Point and also has the ow
tract for the plunblnguooteam heat‘
i househrmheaolsuvain t
$3“ Intrastate?
ork account. l
.13.
l 2
Ha
IlittiIQ
he 0. I?” “a!
t‘ road
V estate of William ii.
833’le
~28 ~Pasenger;
59‘:
Portion of 0860.000 35 all
‘ alarm to Dr. Lindsl
an HAvnN. Mar as.»—
verIIIy will receive an res du -
ten the sum of over: 8200‘. (lilo
Hus. u
of New York vitv. Who died
14. 104. A portion of minim
used for the errulion on Yult
of a building as a memorial 0
mi Music-y. Yale 1820, it i
lillYiiltlilli of his day in New
and a u-Iaiivo and impotent .
Ross.
An In the form which the
shall take Pr esideut lllidi
this statement to the “
Press: _.
"The exact. use of the 11rd
left to the discretion of ti;
tion, and the Mitt-was so nr)‘,
n lll'OliL'l' Rum I-Itn'be‘resm'vt ‘l
for the. building's maluti-ual‘ .
"As lir. Linsioy was spu'rev
listed in the work Voi' the “"32
an addition to the library
probably the most immc
the university, the coup
ed that the money shoul
ated for this purpose,
"it. is nht likely that.
visionnlly sketched at ti:
building of the Chitteridr "
carried out in its entue .
stood that the authoritikV
Of preserving as far a
as long as is (onsistcul
of the “brow, the In;
buildlua and that the
vestigatirms to adder
is feasible." .
Ml. Road, from w »
come this one of tilVlV'VViU" '1
largest funds ever giyfiél ' '
individual was gladup'p l
of 1852 took his dop
law school two year ‘
ticed law ior many yl ta
of Benjamin Silllmm; .
uho at his death “mink. VlIVlboV.
graduate. Mr. Ross ‘ ‘
tis honors in colieg ‘
of the Skull and B
went to the front in I”
the Seventh New 3.
1862; was president,‘ ‘
ni Association of NV” . V
Yale Library a va ;
He was unmarriedli. ~ .
tion to the library,
old library has '
crowded with vol.
and the new bull
library building - '
ished memories
being the buiidi
large number of
been grown.
confession was,
McLane the c
ayoung wom:
In the week. . ,,
assaults whitVT J
dents of llit Q “BVQVVV
Under a seal, ,,
police todaygV $18 to V.‘ Ill.
daughter ofa ZV’ ‘
of Yale U
about the as}. ....a. -...-.........
the domest '
The prisr V 1
planation 1 ”ll“;
not know d.
be a d h
amI 'ned hi
tho of who; vl
charge of -
case cont"
learned th
whom he '
veal her
the man
tion with
arrest of" 'SVVVV
police " *
NEW HAVEWW
{abundant bank
that McLane
.(lVIVFVuIng IVAVVV‘VIVI File 1-“
he “as the .
nied howeWJOSITS
Yandeil Her
that be war .
his The RCAVIIVVS.
syiuclhmIiVlon'lVVvIIA'Lit. coim
Today .
time of t ‘
subject 11 "
Walk
In? 7'19
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8A
r/.I.rr THEM? wHIcH
, 7’»: ”2.: DREaaEes ARE
V020 :0 w 1'0 as
.4 ELY
(vegan/n 85E WHRN you
no?
man-1 vowel.
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m Clévar Phloem. Vl‘vlao
notes I: Am!!! Co., 43.54 Union Sued,
. m sans or
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