Mediation
minimalistic Cana~
rthwelt with special
, lawnmower
.l t ‘ h extending}:
,i‘ll'dv‘lflto 'Knhl ‘
3:: W9 3AM!
coca , magi
phl- me region.
The temperatures
gland and New
are lower in New . Eh
M i .
ct Namath, visited
Iattosaturdsy. .
. multifunctional; quite Ill
«Mermaids. ~- .
no... the Fish
‘. : . . ‘
Caliban nuisance. n
. . imfitvthl‘a‘r'evening at the
WWW “titanium
"a”.“wp.
Minoan “hum ,.
'd, offer-Sunday." x
p . #1" K): ,.
r, .i‘ot d’hiladelphla, n
yhroth‘er,‘ Robert
: :Mls'a‘ Fletcher
alerted, snared-i manta. O'Brien.
' ‘ h—mhh'a—a— -
Casey, or south Norwallt.
day with'triends In Nore-
n Mandolin
'rho deter iii ,
“ ”Sr element and
. . . n———f———gu-- v. ‘ .
A musical is being till”: .t is atter- ‘ ‘
”it” ”’43 Will...
e , a a‘ a . c
"9%. ,‘ . ‘
Radioman
soda rdr'aev‘e‘ral
baa now returned '
output at '
.~ 8. .. :
to borer Fluids, :1. 2»
«#livaporated Peaches. tooth. F. i).
Marten It 00: heated in their shirt waists.
/ ‘ “' .‘utnflt
ly the zAaaMant Littlest
enwnoathv .
ed by deatness
atraIlroad track» a
rural is required to es.
reload caution which obi
'n thisicondiilon. inordar to
*harm or peril. and a failure to
Is contributory he lgeuce; and
a soldier In killed y a passing
g such course hi
lonable under the
Dependent Parenb»Daath——0ause.-
To entitle a dependent parent to
der section 1 of the so
It must be shown
death was the result of
wounds. iuiury, casualty or disease in- _
‘in he service and'llne of duty. a
Line oi! Duty—Personal Altercation. ‘
~«(ilaimant having taken a IpOckBibOOk
from a drunken comrade while the lat
terl’waa asleep.'and having-.retused to
return it upon demand. was unsuited
with a club, and nus lned permanent
shoulder: held,‘that.
incurred In the line
“witty. . .
,doprdulteI-ous Cohabitation.—
The open and “notorious adulterous c‘o-
habitation at a: widow bars her right
in pension under the act of June 27“.
‘1890. on account of her husband's
_ .« ,qu-rnn ~
Canileiolnls Store .3-
» av. IT‘IOMTF at?
‘ trulnylwhile purs‘uin
widow is not pens
‘ until
nil m3
‘0ur method of credit is
high class and’free from any
objectionable features. By
. aylng a email sum. general-
a dollar at purchase time,
got clothing $019.71."
In small payments
while wearing them.
TAILOR MAO! QUITE.
of fine Chiffon
Broadcloth and unfinished
In brown, «blue.
black, «demand fancy mix-
turea in blouse and
Skirts at onset
WANT V00 T0 Flt
on . Bvanrao
v . .oun
. ."d‘i‘iih’iidii."
u Tit: undone
Ladles’ white lawn shirt iv
cited andnsmstitched baolt,.
lid sleeves. at 81.60. _
udies‘ white lawn wailita.” j .
. incited] backs still. leaves. m M
with Insertion, at t1. 9. ‘
‘ minced-mar i’f‘li n" a tum
z
, MY A'r'rlths'avaltv Titan
.08 WITH THAN NOW. WK!
scanners assonmanr or,
LADIIO' NICKWIAR AND 'IILTS
We‘ll malts a short story of it. Just a
a. line for an Item and every Item
priced beneath its normal value.
.j‘lhadies' hematitohed and embroider--
oil collar and epithets. 26c. "
'_ Dace stocks In white and echo, 26c? .
Fine assortment of washable stocks
lered linen and median, at ‘
Injury oi the left.
the Injury was not
if you he hit honest you yes
. lit-.yputhlaht' on ._
, g to those values-
dilildreu's no and heavy, rl
has. In ull_3‘l°9,:12%c.
laren's line and hear
rib ‘cu’allt‘ ' if: awilbdiirg-h“
only“ . y' . .
and a... rib school hose, rennin
he chiming of mice ’
‘ hooelmilhe add heavy
. , y 'I also shape it
business. Well tempt you with such daddies? fast hlaclt hose
values as these: ‘ ‘
.IAdles' white
Ladies Shirred Mercdrised
browns, white, pink. light blue. navy!
and black, special at 260.
Ladies' Taffeta Girdle Belts. bacit
ed of three rows of tucked shirt
‘ in all the'lateat colors, at 50c.
‘IlHE NEW SEASON'S
NEWEST WAIOTB
arm
as as ng at a shop istoheo . s"-
ot the marked features of the absent? boy
. WItlowo—Pnesumption of Death of
‘Boldier.——'l'he evidence In this case
satisfactorily establishes the continued
and unexplained absence of the above.
named soldier from his home and farm
‘Ily since November,'1877, since which
date no Intelligence of his existence
has been received. and. therefore his
death should be considered “as sunlc‘
Iontly proved." in accordance With the
protlslons oi the act of March 13, 1896.
‘ ————————-u—~—d—éh-
R8 COMPLAIN OF THE
LATE OEASON.
nest in borne Places Makes it Im-
possible to Plant l‘i
. The season Is about three Weeks be-
hind Ine average, is the statement
made by the furthers In this section in
commenting upon the unusually cold
run‘ot weather this April.
ternary iu.an ordinary season to be
busily engaged in planting the early
potatoes at this time, With the ground
frozen on nearly every morning In
the week there Is little encouragement
in putting the tubers In the ground:
The farmers have learned that It is a
waste of time to plant potatoes too
early, for If the weather ls too cold
.the growth is checked so that the seed
planted several weeks later in good
aessonable weather, will outstrip those
planted before them In growth.
There has been no encouragement
to even start out to plough. Many or
the farmers have noteven yet com-
menced to plough their iruclt gardens
or grain fields. About d
been on the majority c
this section is to commence the ore.
. mlnaries for the
TAILOR MAD! sol-re.
Elegant models In Panama
clothe In shades 'of black.
blue and 1M”.
Blouse, deep girdle. new
flounce, kllt and plaltecl. lawn ahlrt “duh-2, .
. l -
made tuck hack and front. embroi
ery trimmed. at 69c. ‘ .
. Ladies' white shirt waists.‘made oi! and‘itillu, at
and lawn. embroidery trimmed, at sec“. no 25
THE LAbIse' wants, 6 Centa‘ayc‘om“; .,
The May number or this magnetite goes on sale tomorrow '
'ria only a. fair and goodnutnber of an unusually goodrina
Will you please us. and yourselved '
We’ve made arrangement
to have a very large extra supply to accommodate our cttstdmers.
. ."' ' ',, 3.1 of, " . '.‘ 3‘ ‘
83-8-5 . Washington Street.
loss boss in ‘e't'ti'a‘yfiih’e
d niaco ioot.pat the; -
MEN’S SINGLE AND DOU- es' lisle and cottonwbos‘e.
Late sneas'rao wire.
Whether your choice be a
810 or a $20 suit. you are
ear. to have a cement that
by Its style, tlnlah, perfect ...
tit and splendid tailoring
can be easily, told apart
from an ordinary ready-
At :10, single
:and debblobl’eaated models
in rich chevlota and smooth-
nnlened woreteda.
no'le‘ss. bra trial ' ur ll
of this May number? a with the publish r“ so as
Infants’ Clothing
;' E iIVWM every mother does
Buying baby bar .
Win this negro.
she purchases baby c
rev not smut be lower ,
be material and trims-tings
is made mn‘ the
FWSPW “the
liner andmij’src ‘
, . _ it'bc unsound 6M}... ‘f
Wm" Wen? Sofimuw cellulite. housing“ " ‘ ‘
new and nptodstefor " . ‘
N. in. warm,
as wasnmo'ron s'r..
f the Karma in
planting season.
e manur‘esnnd fertilisers are being
and distributed on
t, »:T‘SOuth Norwedk. .
-. somehow
und. Fences are being repaired
aolhe of the mall carriers have ap-
ot New Ca:
in. visiting her daughter, Mrs.
C; pecker. Washingmn street.
lar monthlymlietlhg at the » Mrs. Charles Grupc.
“Illuminated. .
Norwaiit tr: , y
when ohamberin .
~Radishes. cucumbers. lettuce. and
wax beans. at F. D. Lawton it o.
4 n ‘y xntan—nona—i-ana—u w
The City of Not-walk ‘iioal
has begun its crusader
lar meeting of ophlr Chapter.
he Eastern Star. is schedul-
.aad.~ia.hcdwdance with their .,
Icy, have Issued-.a notice-to prov:
agents-and main, ed for tonight in Masonic Hall.
“floodlit Council; No; 4, Order of
nlcs..will hold
Ihg tom gilt In the hall
dN-C—nnhfi—h ‘ . "~
“notion exflhprlate‘l‘l‘
n, of St. Paul‘s Church was
which was the regu-
The- session w
. .United Americ it
held ,last night.
-lar meeting III
In Washington street.
postponed untl - , ,
‘ ‘ ‘4 W
. and Mrs: Henry.8elter and Miss
e ‘Bradsell. ‘of' South Norwsilt
been visiting W. Wesley ‘Aclter-
that road. Greenwich. '
~Dlohtheria. sore rest, croup. lil-
let permanent cure. ‘ , Dr.“
At any drug
Mourning Bands. O'Brien
-Uinbrellas,
k «lore De sum '
M sacs Harriet and Emily ‘Bucltman
orwalli, were rodent v
5 Islam. M. Weeds and w, n
minim . in'lprlngdlle.
Isltors It
. Wood's,
. . h .. -flu———-—.‘.a :
Ilium Front. Jr., .‘wlll give a pri.
pnuy easier m
«who p m ed a“. lion tomor
night In
's Hall. Dancing will com-
ins, N. Y., with m
vlls now abending ' ‘9 ii qdRCk‘l
Nesa, left South Nor-
, Eugene J, Van
‘ willt. yesterday
later will start for limo
sister. Mrs. Amos .1. Cum
0 R
final week with A;
Newtown avenue.
auto . ,Em—,‘?.pyfl-d (-
wromdtbn. Spinach. new
and sweet hoisted-pat F. D.
lltd. 1h. 35
- g . for New York. all
with his
age.
in": g ,at L "it.
“PM;
au—dpquuu— . M
mousse “snowman-too...
tion of the South-Norm“ l‘lre De-
‘Jutiaonu of strattord. .
twister but»
who has been confined to his
few days with a temporlry
tibm‘la outagaln.
the rooms of OI
der Company. _ ,
Mt fa. . ag
detail that and 14
, n. ”Whifl‘i'
bed tor a
'Indlsposl-
l‘ectldhéf ‘33.;
0
Wt 1"”
COMI-
'd the an.
1 «Tllo‘lllda for the
.. school bulldla
to be opened
o'clock. In the
Chamber. Ha
-pr
um... wits-mm
W94. . ialtr . b! '
"rm“‘ie '4
cannot 4‘ t,”
. .v Home, .. w.
:Oltarles Goldschnild of South Nor-
clty. next "
not tlcnmith stew-
, illi‘o'fl‘. “WEI
,ladlee’ ,under manufacturers.
'u-fln-fiflfidb.j
wait; Twill goth n
.M to
‘ Mrs. am- dis-ea.
”datum .
those. street.
.1." her ,
WHO“!- . '
a dill 'toveiial econ
”magn- no la ‘ ,.
bottle uncover
ultimo dildo ‘
,inany dig-am
w;
d the cattle are being turned out
to the pasture lands.
is so late compared with previous
care when potatoes were all in the
rat week In April that
almost at a loss to
known what to do first in order to
get through with their spring work In
It systematic manner.
a————-—H--¢¢-—.
ONLY OUII FOR DY‘PIPIIA.
lira. Franklin Bush,
The Wilson Point.
was out of commlnsIOn, last night own
alr‘punlps breaking Moi
live Power Foreman Kling
men worked all night repairing ilwi
WEE—16 For Easter ‘ ,
uln- aLi". canoes. You A»: suntan Mir-
3. s. Tween.
as waanmoron eraser. ,
“no
em Exes.
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwallt are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven P17 mine on the dol-
lar. laid on the assessment list of 1904,
at a city meeting held in Quittner's
Hall. on the 6th day of March. 1905;
also the library fund tax at one-quar-
ter (it) at and] on the dollar. laid at
the same time will be due and payable
on the first day of May, 1905, at which
time i will receive the same at Jacob
M. layton‘s oilicc. No. '5 Railroad
Penalty at the rate of nine
iii) per cent. a year from May 2, 1905,
Will be charged on all bills remaining
ilnpald after June 1, limb.
JAMEB PAUL.
Gollector of Taxes 0! the City of
80th Norwalk.
South Norwalk. April 27th,
ground by the II
we HAVE we
the farmers are
’ «Boys’ Cups‘ Boys' Caps. O'Brien
‘eourn sustenance“.
Autonomous.
‘ eoa'roit me‘ph ' '
This Company writers in
form or to arouse covering
t may beta
States or Canada: again
cause. etplo's on .
inc udeda-alao marine ' _ ,
tion delta—theft or pill ~
on the most favorable m a W
Jacob M. Lilllldll.
’ I“. t ;.
B Rillroll Piles. ' W
The Kennedy Guard Drum Corps,
of Danbury, spent some time in South
Norwalk. last night, while waiting for
a train for Bridgeport.
tions were rendered on the pistiorm or
the eastybound station.
oi New Castle.
cred for years with
pale. and to have'great distress
l‘trleli everything i
did hear oi. notaothlaahelbed
bill I took Brazilian saint. and a it
dent bottle on .
eat It.
. . eh!
er and monitor
loom molten ‘wn'n rns coo.
TOR; IT to so in no
decanr annivata or vaoeats.
3.an YORK. Avril 28.—Arrived:
steamer Patricia, from Hamburg. Do-
ver and Boulogne. .
Several selec-
‘A delegation of the members of
Dewey Camp Woodmen of America. is
expected to come from New Haven,
tic-night, and confer the degree on a
class for Neighbor Camp. A slipper
will follow and there Is to he an on
tertalhment and good time.
Funerath-ector
and Embalmer.
in North Main It. Booth Nor-walk.
naaldenca. a Washington street.
Telephone at house. 154-!
sprouts Kinsman-rs.
KQYT’B THEATRE.
' . n' H IDC-‘l'
one slot-Ir ONLY.
can K Itonaoa.
Presents
rm: ranoua haw anotano
PLAY.
“ .. .
Eben Holden”
INTIII ORIGINAL NIW VORK
IAVOY THIATRI PRODUCTION
932mm April 24.
{son's Tasman.
“MAY VICKI WIIK.”
ONI WIIK. GOMMINOING MON-
DAY. '0
v 1.
II IWOIIL“ ’
Business Is as susceptible to
advertising as the human body a to
oodvmedlclne. You don‘t say: 'Now
850 for doctor's bills and
medicine this year..aiid no mor
a bit oi it. When you. get sick you
don't‘ dicher with the'doctth' at alt
I! MEN! ‘9
_ your medicine
ithout‘ inquiring tile
it costs something 0! course
but it cannot be helped, ‘lt d
any good to grumble
ueatlon ls whet or yo
oil or not. The 's the way buainea
no advertising 'Ihould be considered.
n‘t understand that i mean to adso
pate unlimited and promiscuous adve
sing—4 do not,
cold advise you
with a lot of mad
Garments for baby should never be
made of coarse materials, yet most
a dandy made ones are 0! this
' . 'lhe billy Wear on sale at
N. E. Ryan's isilne. dainty sail aty-
llsb, and mothers will'iind the prices
unite reasonable.
vhf-‘-.~——
t increase in capital
0 to nonooo waa:ill.
on can," ”and you
“£01 little man w
saw ironic. until mm f "
HARTFORD someone. -
run taste. ; ' ,
In ‘iilaet‘p‘eo'oinfir 4, m ‘
Leave sour» noswauam;
saw-vans. -
a. firearm. Itfl'if"
:50. 0:65 7:40. I:
steal: irom e1 0.
éIIIIIllIIlIlII‘ll-III-IIIIIIIIl-nn-J-
ARBOR V‘l
‘ BEACH
‘- a
» An Ideal spot fur a summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
Iiullt by native workmen.
dt shore trout. Fine views.
Ills. bathing, sdillng and tishi
round for the children.
The number of
a shares at cap tat stock is also incroaa.
ed from 1.000 to 1.500.
__ .W
”Edward O'Brien. oi the United
States school ship ."nIterprIae"
homo tor a short vacation. The an-
nual cruise of the "histories" is to
in June and will he
tic coast to the Doha
ma islands. Mr. O'Brien will complete
he graduated In the
"Iota-cue
leata on Gala.
any more t
to till yourself up
iotne. when you don’t
advertising mail.
sen two inches or two pages. it
ad to us. too much space but it is.
one to use too little.
tea. the ad export.
ms course and
fiwufl w~
mutt“. ”is J
alu'iill‘cm' elm
new YORK Iron wort-tum; .
i A. iii-4 It. 8: ’. ‘
200:. Mesa. new? "”7
W
A WILL INTIRIIT MANY.
livery person should
th is Impossible It th
not 'a Kids
. I.
adder disease iarev- “I light!
'> o .“:€:"Difir .
t “W VAUDIMILBI A0178.
ants aoeneav. : °
seamen. encore
aaarolss. .
Next Sunday morning. at the First
Methodist church the pastor. the Rev.
w rd T. unseen will reach an
“Doubting Thomas. or the
poster.” in the evening he ‘
*obnoider the eight-or wtioagroi
y MRI". :conaldari
til it; .
hnowthatgood - '" m’
$300 UPWARDb.
Special inducements
to the builders. 'Bend tor Illustrated
lt.ls worth reading.
tells you how to acquire a‘aummor
i. ll. tanned luau.
No. 2 er. mm otg’so list-walk. cons.”
of the owners, ’
Alison vie
, = not
00 - . 'g
, euro kidney and l
~torts. and wiillbuild up and at
, the» ore-«so they will on
“Junctions properl
are It taken In ti
ted'e'Drug Store. .
W
snows ave-ran I:
General Manager Hindi
. you road yastard =
New ass I
IIILLIANT .
- .\ III
The annual convention of the Fain
Toac e "association will
nb y. Saturday. May in:
‘ when It Is expected that several hun-
sd.tsachora will be in..attendaace.
Monday—Wilda.
outlay—A “idler'a Wham.
uncanny—Lady
handle—films
mod irony—ran
I! .
“7%)” Town.
a date on which It s
to bin
in Sm‘poina
Mohammedan.
w aaatrv 00.} .
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attest... m.)
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. suniorflvtt roman; n.-
H. Warren, 8. 5. Bio-
ea, 3. O Perthei. B. ill.
VV.’ d.ny .la “uh . ’ ’ '5 lfl_.:4 9‘
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masbdh 1-9:
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deataoeleI-aeeaaae-Ia
‘Ljign lihfln.
llama, J. O.
I. My "VA. Olli'fll bi
. warren
“JV, Horton. i". If .
.. hat-lea retinas. .lohn
assurances-credit?
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