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r No. silt and vicinity: “it to‘
Mist " gy. . or... i l.
.. digitalis. oivviiltipinliiléi.
co' trai in- lower Michigan til morn-
ia’xsisui saunter. «Wont
til icont lsections, filing frosts
wete' ,_ ,, . «up , , lower
Michigflr‘igfiam ew‘fira‘sud
heavy ,flfis in;Ncrtheru.0hio.,. The
we thhr‘ s‘ norully fair- but of the
ties» Light showers or snow tiar-
ries occurred in the Latte roglus dur-
in the mist '24 hours and during the
nl t rain; occurred in the Gulf states
andCanssii‘sn Northwest.
Colfamllinasmpmsnt, 1.0. 0. It, will
meet this cvenihg.‘
.' " W '
John Cashew, Jr.. moved last week
from-No. ~48 Spring street to Lowe
street. ' .. .. .
n..—
A high board fence has been erected
in the rear of several houses in' Spring
street; , . , .
Clarence C. Cram, of Sheffield-on-
the-SOund. has when a position in
Massachusetts.
PutnamHoseCompauy will hold an
important business meeting, this eve-
n M. ‘
Mise 'Lizzie Farrington is ill of
pneumonia at her home, 33 Raymond
street.
TSteam carpet cleaning at L. M.
Wright's, 42 No, Main street.
Miss Edna Piatt. of Norwalk. has
been visiting Miss Florence Burr. in
West Bedding.
. —————O—-—-
Orrin Platt, of Norwaik, has been
the guest cf histather, Albert H. Platt.
in West Emitting. »
p
, ~-—~.——_
nan-y cannon. oi Ridgefieid. the
Saturday last.‘
Howard J. Bloomer, of Hartford. «
formerly captain 01 Company D. was a ’
Col. F... iii]. Rock. the hatter, has
recently purchased a handsome prop?
erty in Ridgcfleld.
——Buy our cool at the summer
prices. list-r
The regular monthly meeting of the
Norwaik city council will occur this
evening at the council chamlie in
Wall street. .. - .
Old Well Tent. improved Order of
Maccabees, will hold its monthly
meeting, this evening, in Elks‘ Hall
, in South Main street.
The monthly business ~sessl0n of
the Board of Councilmen of South Nor-
waik, will :be held this evening. at
the chamber in Havlland street. I
Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Bucknam, of
South Main street. left today for a
month's sojourn in Sullivan County.
New York state. . .
. \M ,V. W _,H
Edw , F. 8hoehan.,of South NOl'-_
walk. taken it position as one of
the nightshade .0! All:ms napalm
Company South Normal .
Uncaa‘flaalottl 0.9%. M.. will have
a big time, thls'chnin'g, The Bridge-
port team is coming down and is go-
ing to work the one hundred and first
degree upon all local members.
The monthly practice of the Norwailt
Fire Department. willbe. held tomor~
row night. when all of the apparatus
will probably be taken. out for a test.
The company meetings will follow,
uni-a..—
The itcv. W. J.,§locum. oLWai i‘-
. m 3" HBM w Romir
bury. has scuopied fag» invitation
um the priuclgshtsddross‘ at the dedi~
cation of the soldiers' monument pre-
nrumdimthe town-b “3;. ou.l,.C..ll.
Pine, of Accents. on sin I day.
Priors for‘sclliuglsy ‘ “periodi-
"in -» other ram
0 r ‘ u amp-
beit‘securod‘ 00; Earhart! Desktop. 84:
iron, White. Rood Kyle. Alfred lied-
ohon and Albert "”9““: A. ,
. um , ., :FL' ‘. .
Thomas 'Hunt. .of Norwalk. grand
, p ' out»
eriwof Gwynne! in
sets at the seeded anniversary of
”as. l. bulimic nonhuman}
w .. ‘ it . .ri..-, u,
_ ‘. ~ _ ' H V W .1 ‘
LThsitI-Isrd StruggIoM ado stun-lumen
, me'iits ‘ by s‘ Youn
All women work; some Vin their
homes. some in church. and some in
the whirl of society. And in stores. .
tor several
vAilst-esu outta the some sicsl
isws‘: all so or stilts from 'tifgysams
physical disturbance...“ thgnstnrepf
their duties. in many cases. quickly
deiftn-bhomihtbi-‘tho hernm‘s‘mt all
kinds of female oo
tsoublewlnicei-I‘tloli
placements of the womb, leuicorrhass.
lority‘ or suppression
of 'trnonthly periods. musing back
aoheh norvousnesm
or perhaps irregn
Women who stand on their feet all
y are _ . a nu isle bovithese
troubles chaining”? '
They especially uire sn‘ invigorat-
ing. sustaining me ioino which will
strengthen the female or Mum and
enable them to bear easily
of the d v. to sleep wall at night. and
had and cheerful.
How distressing to see rwomsn
ng to earn a livelihood‘or r-
or household duties when er‘
back and head are selling, she'll so
tired she can hardly dragt‘sbout or
and every movement causes
‘ t ”e grlgin of‘vvhtoh is do. so
dorshgemsnt of the «male or-
. than of it Warrentoii Street.
well-known b6” player. was In town .lsills' I. Pilkhan's .Vsiiettlils (ism m libero Others Fell
' ionis‘
Harry Clark, of New York, spent
“an“ in town yesterday. Sunday at his home in Arch street.
0an Brothers“ Lodge, .1- O. O, F.. :of
Noi‘wnik, will meet thiseveniug.
’ Adjutant General Col'o'issued,‘ last
week. an order calling forlstrict com-'
is it G‘W- ‘plisnce with the requirements of the
chief or ordnance, U. S. A.. in regard
to arms provided by the general gov-
ernment for use by the' militia of this
~ —-—"-Negiectedvcoiiis make fat gra or
Dr. 'Wood's Norway Pine y-
rup helps men and women to a happy.
vigorous old age.
. The Children or Mary. of St. Mary's
Church, will givers college euchre
party and dance at
school hall in' Leonard street. Friday
The proceeds will be for
:hedbeueiit of the church decoratingi
un . , ,
t0 Boll island.
f evening.
*Buy your coal at ,4 the au
Harriet Gaul-i.
EIM‘PLHF—‘f "
General: Colo has
ral order reprinting a commualcisg
. from: the military secretary._s-war
department, Washington, D. 0., in re-
of militia ofilcers
{ .Pl'ioes.
11: mains
. i... *
9. 8. Bowen.“ Saratogu; N. Y.: George
1.. Rockwell, issbel Rockwell, Ridge-
field; Captain. F. H. Montgomery. 9“ aggregate score in rapid fire.
Stamford: All. Morrion, J. A. Belles.
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. David Brinker-
hoff. Stamford; Mn and Mrs. C. J. 06‘ “Breasts score in rsllld fife-
Pidgean, South NOPWBIR; Miss Gene-
vicva Cole: Northport. L. 1.: William
(my Philadelphia; (3. n. Brandt. r. A. est aggregate score in skirmish lire.
Htate. B. Whitnel’. W. H. l-‘urberg. .lr.. ‘
ll. 8. Dudley. A. (l. Ely. New York: his a pistol match open tu'tho may.
F. ii}. Eater. New Haven: li‘. P. Hub- navy. marine corps. the organised
bell, Shelton; Henry litcuslone, Kan-
sas City. Nob; .1". H. Jenn
port; Mrs. A. Onl'rucott.
gard to'admiaslon
from Connecticut to army
The county teachers‘ convention will
be held in Danbury Hiddy, May l2.
with sessions in theauditorium of the
Moihodisi Episcopai Church and the
High School building. Bevel-ti hun-
dred teachers are expected to be lh
on that day: '. _ .
Several lengths of hossvhs'm been
{faint by the connectie
chi nailwsrand. Lighting (ion:
and have been bisection the hotel
pillars. The hose will later he put on
reels neurih'o.” »‘WHOM.'iasdv
for use in case 0 fire.
A3 mmx
WILL C
. your Cosl. .liVe
Reduced"
symbolism» of our summer
f ~ We ‘iisvli carefui'drlve'rs :‘gwiil‘ not iniuso lawns orrdritowaye‘antl
villi deposit the Goal angrily where you desire it. 7
.We desire your Mentally-and“ guarantee satisfaction in; to duality
1 lotions; orders by mail; phone
,I‘i‘fl‘r' ufmié .T ;
P
4
. , Yoosilllssve money. by}
arsenal ' call (promiltly
. ,tii ’ ”not '3'.“
. tibiae tori»:
iii .iy
lidston. tells women how to avoid such
sudfering; she writes:
Mrs. Pinkhomi-
l'sr messtnlat on.
. highlan-
Lsdy in: fission?
iii ii
try .
"in!”
Three Days ‘
to open at San Girl. N. J.. Anguat 24.
The about will‘ continue three days.
the army appropri,
L men from the following organizations:
fitment M; The United States navy. one.
I oonsu ted two physicians
t relief. and as a last resort. i tried
Lydia E. Piukham‘aVogstsble Compound, and
to my surprise. every ache-sud pelt
[fined tenpoundasndsmln perused health
'story of your "T-
recelge help.
Address urn.
.Augustus C.’ Knorr, of South Non
walk, who has signed as catcher with
the jBethele for this season, expected
to open' the ““0“ in Bethel. Satur- match. in this match many rifle clubs
day. with the Waterbury Consolidated will particulate: "The prizes to be
twin. but the rain prevented. and the awarded 1“" 3“ follows:
game was called off during the sec
Contractors Taylor & Pearson. of
Jersey City. are still at work on the
mud dredging contract in connection ‘50 and “5- i‘
with the new bridge at the approach Four silver medal: and cash crises
of $130. A silver medal to each of‘ the
As yet nothing has
four competitors making the highest
been done on the construction of the
lmain part of the work. that. of piac- “88708:“ scores. alter the gold medal
ing the stone arch across the harbor:
The state council of the Knights of
Columbus will assemble tomorrow. st
Delibyi. Tho'v delegates from Gathoth
=Union Council-of Norwslk. are Gram!
Knight Bernard Tullcy and Past Grand
Knight Michael J. Riordan.
‘ternatesi are Job
.«5
curiae-hr”?
"our could.
have supine- 'ot the
flu...‘
.v
v
I . .
'le oi o
may, 3... One gold medal and a cash prize 0
,5; $16 to the competitor making the high-
ings South-
d’u
. z ‘1‘“ In
. . ,.
schedule.
Ii.-
,l . could The United 3 it MW“ “m“- °"°‘
, m hardly The United 3 ates Military academl'.
one.
tcries, inc (ding the “District of Colum-
ba. one team from‘ each state. terri-
‘ who‘d“ u"... my and the‘District-‘ct Columbia.
The members of each team to be of-
they represenll‘anii to appear in the
service or authorized .uniform.
Three bros. slow, rapid and skirmish.
will be tested, and the prizes and tib-
To the team making the highest alt-
gregate total in the three days‘ con-
by act of congress).
The team making the-third highest
Marathon; presented b. the command-
ly, and $50 cash.
aggrogatetotah—tim cash. .
The teams making the fifth highest
.Harry W. Roscoe. of Bidgefleld. has “STOKE“ total-«$75 03“-
brought suit for divorce in the superior
court against Blanchnasroe, upon the aggregate totals-450 cash.
ground of desertion. They were mar- .
ried Julie 3.. 1900. anuihe desertion is the “MM imm- ‘
alleged'to have taken place iii August
of the following your.
bars of the organized militia. army.
est aggregate score in slow lire,
. as follower 380. m, m and till,
as follows:. ‘25. $20. $15. ‘10.
medal "scores. In
it t
On
‘10 to 2 ‘
Wu” in slow hrs.) ‘
est sarcasm” is dated fire.
est surcgsmssorolyiu rs
s
hire. 1 at.
”tritium“. oil."
. ”I ",J’l’i 3‘
use rulers. "'3"
ii , r . ..
neut,,liot - ed ale‘E.M’
s”ruharss.
“MAY FIB‘KI‘ WEEK." -.
couu‘eu’clue bion-+
tilts; airbus accessories. _
*Gra. laurel htp‘uuuiui-i " w‘fimmmmi‘
.do 'taltesiilritNLI. -
Litaillli‘fl Millet 2i 5
*flémo‘ drummed: by 3'
Last Congress to Provide“
Prizes-illeni‘ Will Cover
. -supportedhuithetismsdlssyu i “Dam
.i. MNROIIRT NONNIV 1
NIW VMJMVILBE ACTS.
NEW AND BLABQRATI CGINERV.“
aflleLMNT‘ILiOTRICALJ EFFECT.
RIPERTOIIE."
‘MWIXw-M'IM
Tuesday—uni zholdlsr
‘WWy-r-Ladyras
Thursday—Queen of
Fridays-Juana»...
I
WASHINGTON, D: 0., "May“ 1.— ' ”Wimp."
Gre‘at‘ interest In already being maul-f
fected by .the Nationalhuard of the
several states, and members of, the
National Rifle Association and adulat-
ed clubs in the national shoot that‘ is
I!" - . .
Ohsaty .Town.
how the Dsisctlvo.
TUTW-mlhslms. Ir: , .
admashywl’owor o
“Mar-Neiiis-itho Newsgirl.
Fridays-«As You Like It. .
is. linoftorl'au' i'ern‘ and every
priced beneath is normal value. .
ladies' hematitched and embroider- With insertion, at “-39.
«ed collar and cult. sets, 25c.
' moo stocksvin white and earn. too. i AND OMLDBEW
Fine assortment of washable stocks ‘ . . .‘
scumbrolderod “a“ and madrss. at outfit of stockings, youmi ht do Weiss
The secretary of will7 has promul ted
the rules togovern the shoot, an dell"
"Ignored the Mimi.” be 'ctlered.,..ln.
ti‘on ‘liili of‘the‘iast'
congress the sum of four thousand ,
dollars was apprbpriated to purchase
prisesito‘ be contested for; and pay .
other expenses of the shoot. The na-
tional match is open to'teams of 12
EVIMMI.:~..............
..'..ti.......10¢ .nd 200
TICKET MONDAY .
- .Ntt'tHT. :
TIQKETB LIMITED To 200. .
Ladies presenting this Coupon .
. and 16 costs at the usual pines .
. between now.and Monday at 6 .
. p. in. will receive a 30 cent to- .
‘. served not itlcketr
. Get Them New.
CUT-“THIS OUT.
.u...”tutconundrum...”.u.
. ' The army of the United States. two
mlmdiui —oue cavalry and' one infantry.
‘ non't delay. .
. o
. TheUnited States, Naval academy, .. .
ne. ,
.., . , _ The National Guard or uniformed
Miss Fear! Aokersof 321 North Suns- militia of be several states and terri-
mer Street. Nashville. Tenn. writes:
Mrs. Putnam--
. suitered- v’vith painfn
hnchschs, hearing-don pains. pains
thbabdomnu; washvery nervous and mg; demarcation-s, luidshipme‘n or enlisted
WW0?” every 1110!! men 0 t c cor s or or n nation which
My pb lclan‘ ffi'iood to help me andl 1’ p 3’
Lydia :PinkhomsVe table
Corripolxl‘d. - I soon ouéul laurel? do lg mo
moo. mypnnssn scesisspesred,
sad i no longer fess my monthly
’ Lydia E Pinkhsm's Vegetable Oom- [lilies to be awarded will be:
pound is the unfailing cure for all these
It strengthens the proper
muscles, and displacement with all its
horrors will no more crush you. '
IBackacho. dissiness. faintin . boar-
ng down pains. disordered s mach.
inbodiness; disllkéorgriendn and socieitfi
, s t a one causes-w ,
1y dispelled. and it will main annually, and $200 ”“1
youmng and well. .
IYou ow tell the
to mun-um and
. ice free of cost.
Pinkhsm. Lynn. Mass,
SOCIETY GONGERT. I
TUESDAY, MAY 9TH, AT 81'. M.
in Lockwood's‘l-lall. Nor-walk.
MISS KATHERINE RUTH HEYMAN,
MR3. s‘vRNuvv. .
ADMIosION ............... 75c
, Subscriptions may be sent to Miss
M. 3. Wilson, hogan Oil-sot, Rowsyton.
Auimmbile Insurance.
BOSTON. lNSURANcE co.
3 Capital $1,000,000-
{This Company writes a most liberal
form of- insurauceicovering the car
it may be in the United
States or Canada. against fireearlslng
from' any cause, explosion and light-
ning included—also marine and trans-
portation rials—«theft or pilieflgo. up-
on theluost favorable terms.
» Jacob M. Lesion.
5 Railroad Place.
NOTICE.
.' ,.. u- T ~—--:-- " "ff .. .
CITY TAXES.
3The taxpayers of the’City of South
hicrwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven (7) mills on the dol-
lair. laid on iho assessment list of 1904;
a city meeting lieid‘in Quittner's
Hadron the 6th day of March. 1906;
also the library (and tax oi one-quan
ter (56) of a mill on the dollar, laid at
t '3 same time will‘be'due and payable
or the‘ first day‘ for May. 1905, at which
time"! will receive the same at Jacob
. Laytou‘s oiiico. No. 5 Railroad
Penalty at the rate of nine
(6) per cent. a‘year from May 2, 1906,
will be charged on all bills remaining
unpaid after June l. 1006.
JAMES PAUL.
r Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
Norwslk. April 27th, 1005.
HAuhuRvulw.
BEACH.
An ideal spot for (summer home.
iiispooi the quaint Japanese"bunnlw.
biliit by muto‘Wbi-ldusn.“ 3.000 lost
of shdlfo"i'roni.." 'F‘ilih‘vlews. " sou. '
lightning. sailing and fishing. Play
ground tenths children,
of this May number?
tostwthe national trophyt authorized
The team making the second highest
aggregate total—the V"Hilton" trophy.
presented by the latelion. Henry Hiim
ton. of New York. to. he competed for
aggregate totai~the br use Soldier of
er-in~chlef on behalf of the state. of
New York, to be competed for annual-
The team making the fourth highest
South Norwaik.
The team. making the sixth highest
And also a medal to'each member of
There will also be a match to be
The wife’s known as the "national individual
maiden name was Blanche S (pr crt. match." All civilians, as wall as moni- WE HAVE THE"
”.14....—
nnvy and marine corps, urc cilgible'to
compete. provided they shoot with the
arm called forln=tho conditions of the
Four gold medals and cash prices of
$210. A gold medal to each.of the
four competitors making the highest
aggregate scores. and cash prizes in
the order of merit as follows: $60, $66,
scores. and cash prison in the order of
merit as follows: $40. $36. $30 and 326.
Fourvbronse medals and cash prises
of 850. A bronze medal to each of the
four competitors making the highest
aggregate scores, after the silver medal
scores, andrcash prizes in the order of
hiloso hero of New Canaan.
The al- merit as follows: 320. $15. $10 and 85. p p
be held the inquest.
sages supposed
One gold medal and a cash prise of
820 to the competitor making the high.
Ono gold medal and a cash prise-of
820 to the competitor making the high-
One gold medal and a cash prize of‘
$20 to the competitor making the high-
:Another feature of the shoot will
militia and to members of the Riiio
Association and stilliated clubs. The
be. N. following prim are offered: '
; Francis Smith. Provinceiowu: li‘. :F‘bilr solo-modulo and club MW“
”0. A. gold medal to each ottlle four
competitors making the highest scores.
« and cash prises in the order of merit
T I! IMPOIIU UPON. a- well known engineer, rumviigihg oath
Foicr a Co... Chicago originated l l
cosy and ,Tsr as s throat aad'luus
y..aud on account ofthc at
and Minority of Foley’s
r men! imitationssrs cred
liaise. Ask forll'oloy's lion—
. r and valuations substitute .
.. cred All do other prevention will dru
sivsthe «mental-cites. .It is mild.
ly laxative. it contains no opiates _
and is safest for children and delicate dot Dyspepsia Ours l what,
Piaistou's Dru! sat and cures all to so *
0|"?
ill‘our silver medals andcseli prises
of $70. A silver medal to each of the ,
feur competitor‘s making the highest
scores, after tile gold medal scores.
and cash. prises In the order of merit,
$300, urwitsoo; ‘
‘lllasy terms. ' Bp‘odi‘sl inducements
til the builders. Bend for illustrated
it is worth reading“
acquire a 'summar
_, i. g,
. , rsous. Sold at
Four brouse medals and cash prises
oi $60. A brdnse modal ‘to each of the
four competitors making the highest
aggregate scores after the silver
dlcssh prises in. the
order of merit as follows: “0.016. .10
tells you how to
‘l: it"tiwiencaf .. taunt.»
Melatoni- is. Norwaitt. can».
£7le the OM ’ _ ’
. .3 ”a mun.” “I ‘THs-mmsewswmssmwm .
’15 Wt Wilma-Ilium,”
GRANTID TO NORWALK
. . WOMAN " '
Late 11‘ day afternoon in the civil
' ...... '“l‘uwiti‘dim‘ ,
,.re ,, 'were. on _ my. . 4 1- * MM“
xiii-up supine;- divorce «or Lassi: “mug. stints
‘°"“'»"‘“"‘"ih ‘3. my. . i it" s ”all , ‘
3.,
e olrd‘ mail use I out prise oi
distempetitor making the hiss.
llillf
Ono old All «a cash prise of
iito th‘e’ compel for trialling the hlsht.’ ,
"*Mt 2- ,
i ONLY cunt roe ovsber'iiii.“ ’
as , osssomlts curiae ears in
n. i. M 3. career IHAPII.
my: ear sci-loci.
' l'i' also so r: “33'
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Wurfioét‘ah .
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iv ‘3‘ 4 w in aunt A.‘ flu." Lfian
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Inductors
i
in wwi iiiii
, uv. our we no ssv IT eaausarw.»
Hmmv.» we sawremmruuu couwcriou ~rHAr~svggwwM
unease coast is same oouswuo wu.l. so nous “ .‘
yous "suvmo seariencvonv. wszwliwr, You'ro continue, ' v. w
commons-mar IT flIlMlNINTIIY To voua‘ onsu'rsos To“: , ,
cusses voun nousv roe mnncuamiaa oven concomitant "
‘THIERE‘I! no ssrrsa rims ro sMPi-iAsizs rue nor THAT sun:
GONOMV arreuos svenv vase rnmeacriou THAT you MAY'
. even so wrm reassemwugu THE seasows curri'r'riua-i
A} COMPLETE AI‘OKTMENT OE Ladlefl' white‘ lawn shirt W810“;
i LANE? .flgCKWFAR AND BELT! WORM] and hemetitohod btck, m
We'll molten short story of it. Just. and Him“. Ft ”-5.9“? . 1
item , ladies! white lawn waists. mule
,.,tuck'ed hacks and sleeves, trimmed
srocKiNua roe Women ‘
If you haven't bought. your spring.
than investigate these‘va‘ues: ~
Ladios' Shirred Meroerised Belts in 3 WWW“ “““d m" ”b ”m. l .
browns, white, pink..llght blue, navys h°'°' “ a“ “'“i ”W"
and black, special at 25c. j
Ladies' Taffeta. Girdle sens. back, mam, regular 25., hose in fine
formed of three rows or tucked shin. - ' i on
ring. lnali the latest colors, at 50c. 23193:“ quality, we are 010' “5‘ . .»
rue new sEAsoN's‘
newssr wAiers
‘ Waist buying begins
Chlldren’ailno and heavy rib hose.
extra good quality. 16c. ‘
. Boys' heavy rlh school hose. regular
" 250 quality, now 19c.
in earnest: ‘ A very fine showing of misses“ and
Waistiseliing in this shop is to be one boys’ hose 1 fine and heavy rib, and
of the marked features of the season’s also shape one. at 25c. ' u
businessiv We‘ll tempt you with‘snch‘ . Ladies’ fast black. hose in rib and.
values as those: '
plain, 1 2% c.
lawn shirt waists. ' Ladies'seamless hose in extra has
made tuck back and front, embroid- quality'and maco foot. at 15c.
trimmed, at 69c.
' ies’ white shirt waists. made of and plain, a large assortment to select
fine lawn. embroidery trimmed, at 98c. ¥ from, at 25c. '
THE LADIES' WORLD. 5 Cents a copy. i.
The May number of this magazine goes on sale tomorrow morning.
'Tis only a fair and good number of an unusually good magaslne
Will you please us, and yourselves no less. by a trial purchase
We've made arrangements with the publisher so as
to have a very large extra supply to accommodate our customers.
., ‘ 83'85. Wasbington Street.
InfantS’ Clothing.
Buying‘ baby bar
she purchases baby c othes in this store. For, although the
price may not always be lower than elsewhere, the quality is
better, the material and- trimming! finer and more dainty, and
so the saving is made even though it be unconsciously. Our
Infants" Wear Section is very complete, including everything
new and up to date for baby. - ,
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.-
Laidles' hole and cotton hose. fancy
us is what every mother does when
.. scum NORWALK.
Hats For Easter “ ‘
AT‘ ALL PRICES. YOU ARE SURE TO BE SUIT-
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as wssi-imorou eraser.
souri-i sonwaut. cons.
NOW CORON‘E‘R DOTEN FOOLED IaOIKUS MAY BE' QELiAOED.
CDUNTRVMEN. I
Hold Inquest In Laundry While Vii Osmot- Bo the Murder". .
ago as I Were In Hotel. .
iCoroner Dogteen has returned from Get" case W38 110" continued Saturday
New Canaan. where he has been in- m9'm“8~ and has been indefinitely ,
vestigating the death of Antonio Don- postponed pendiiig a. further lnvestl~
nico. the Pole who was iounddead ““0" 0f “19 crime.
beside the road Wednesday with his Detective Mason. Deputy Sher“!
ull l'rsctured and his pockets rifled. Handling and Photographer T. w.
s coroner says he is not ready to ““90 1'8“- for the scene or the "II-
give anything out on the case. A num- edy early Saturday momma. and their ~
her or witnesses have been examined investigations may have resulted in
but the coroner has not finished his evidence that will have an important
If Hie Statements Are Proved Ho
The inquest in the High Ridge mun»
bearing on the case. Pictures will be
iThe coroner fooled the village store (““531 by Mr. Hill/eel Willi!!! will b0
when used in the trial. New arrests are ex-
The corn fed peeled atany‘time.
that the hearing "it can be stated." said Detective
Would be held in the village inn and Mason. "that if certain statements
the place was crowded all morning. made by lolkus at the inquestli‘ridsy
th citizens who issued up against can be verified. he will. be .
t ion and told Just how the case immediately. as a verilicstlon of some
ought to be decided. The beverages at his denials would absolutely elimi-
flowed freely. everyone was feeling nste him from all blame. As soon as
happy but there was no indications anything of in: rtanco is learned that
of any inquest.
i’l‘he coroner
can be made pu lie with discretion we f
in order to elude the shall be pleased to disclose it."
hangers on went out lniothe country. , ,
utheré be secured the use of a little , 7 .
lie held the loudest there Moon.“ the patent med cine testi-
und the wise ones cooled their heels monlais are probably genui e. Tits-fol-
' ornicrtv annulus.
lowing notice recently “pound ll ills
A‘tchlson. (Kan) Globez. "Joe silk.
Missouri Pacific between to ,
Kiowa. lately appeared In a big 9":-
wtth‘ a “picture. and when he w ' in
this, a co today stains ed
says it cured him. his: .
it to others. who were also rumor:
dust sil’ soul so the sun I
Mach can brought back it
lgtlisi pure conduct . ‘
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that'dig'amt {antinu-
so Clifford Wm . «' ,
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