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In. Billlll
5] upping oi the may Term \Yes-
tertiay—«fieveral Offenders
'Olut‘u'go Pleas and Are Sen-
tenced-Grand Jury Comes
in Today
The May term of the criminal su-
perior court opened at 2 o'clock yen-
tcrday afternoon with Judge Joel H.
Read on the bench. Prayer war; of-
fered by the Rev. F. B. Upham, pas-
tor of the First. M. E. chu’ch. Twenty-
eight prisoners were arraigned. to
each of whom counsel was assigned
where no counsel tutti bccn engaged.
The time of the court wanthun occtb
pied until 3:20 p. ni.. when Assistant
State Attorney Carter rcqucstcd the
court to announce it rcccns of half an
hour, to afford the counsol opportunity
for conferring with the clients to
whbm they had been assigned. This
wag done. and during the. intermission
tho-young attorneys were busy confer~
rinifi with prisoners. Shortly before 4
o‘clock the court seat-don was resumed
and it, was announced that thc fol-
lowing prisonvrs dusircd to change
their former Iillz‘llH to guilty:
Harry Johnston, churgcd with hur-
glary lit littricn of u wurchounc of
the Tokcnckc cprporotlon. l‘lc stoic
somc tools and won Iutcr urrcstctl on
suspicion in another lown. l-lc cou-
l'cssed In tho t'l'llllO mid pit-ndcd gull-
ty, and was bound ol'cr. Attorney
Scnppcr thlt'd tiutt Johnston was
from Ncw York. nnd he came to liar-
itm and slcpt in n barn tho night of
May 2. On,i\lzty :3. ho found this tool
housi- lliiilit‘lli'll. and, entering it, stoic
the tools. Hi“ cluimcd this was .lolnn
ston's first arrcsi. that ho had bcnn
drinking. and didn‘t know wlmt llt‘
was doing. Johnston was scntnnccd
to nine months in tho county jail.
Joint Brown. on “Military Iii. cu-
tercd a burn owncd by Frcd and
James 'l‘ulhili and stole it hurncsn
worth about $10. lic hits boon sov-
ei’itl tlmcu hcl‘orc tho llridgcporl city
court for small oft‘cuscs. This in his
first. serious ot’ft-nuc. Attorncy .ll‘HNt‘
Stewart said Ihnt up to n ycnr ngo ho
was a young man who has; cotumit~
ted no ucrions oft‘cnsc. A ycnr ngo he
began to drink to moms. and his
troubles datc from that dntc, nnd wcro
brought on by strong drink. Brcon
was scnt it) jnll for six months.
William Mason, colored. assaulted
Joseph Bloom and thrcutcncd him
with a hutchcr's cleaver in Stnmfortl
on March 28. Mltfllitl roomctl at
Bloom's boarding iimisc. Om» morn-
ing one of tho othcr bonrdcm found
Manon going through tho pockcts of
his ironscru. 'l‘hc Indoor Filtlllll‘ll nnti
Bloom cuntu noon ilit‘ nccnv, .‘liir‘dill
cilnrhcd him and tlwv rollcd llmrn
stairs. in tho kittin n, durlim tin-
struggle, Maison caught up tt'clcnvcr
and told Bloom if in» did not got uwny
he would split his hcud open. Mason
run from tho house: and was ruptured
by a polit'cninngvho sttw him running.
Mason first nppcnrod in Stamford
by falling off a frcin’hl cur 'upon
which he had bccn retooling: a ridc.
lie landed on his hcnd. on tho sttmc
ballast, was indm-ll nod inhcn to thc
hospital, whcrt- hc wns‘ troutvd. ‘l'ht-
nah-null. for which Mason was nrrcatcd
took place lhc tiny nftcr his diuchnrgc
from tho hoanitul. His uttorncy, Mr.
Fallon, Siflll‘tl to tho court thnt thcrc
was no evidence of intcndcd limit by
Mason, lic was nimpiy nttcmpting to
button his shocu when (he othcr lodg-
cr accusctl him of uttemptcd theft.
Mr’. Fallon claimed that the state had
no right to nusumc that Manon won in
mud chardctcr. its therc won no evi-
dence to provc it. llc bclicvcd 30 days
would :11ch thc cuds of justice. Mr,
Carter denicd Mr. it‘nllon‘g cxprys-
slot) that the plum in which tho aa-
aault occurred was a dlvc. It was it
cheap place, but was no dive. no
sanding Mason's attempt. to utcal,
. Mr. Carter said tho fact. was testified
to by a man who was the bond of thc
.Balvation Army there, who is now In
salvation work at. llolyolw. nml this
man whom Mutton uttctnptcd to rob
was fully reliable. Mr. Carter acid
that. his story of thc tin-.t- won winu
hull been testified to in Hill Sunni/1rd
city court, . Macon wan Si‘llll’llfi'lfil to
nine months in tho county lull.
in passing sentence. Judge Rccd
reprimanded Ibo prieoncr for throat.
oping Bloom ‘with tho cleaver. and
told him it won the wrong thing to do.
The judge said ho was not cure wheth-
or or nat'Muaon intended using it. but.
wastincllnod to think he did Imvo finch
intonttin mind. no he bud pended gull~
tyoto tho oftcnuc.
Thonlhcr priuoporu put in pica, all
ofnwltom ploadoti not, guilty and to
whom coconut worn nuulzncd. follow:
t'uWiilium R‘rctulonlhul, for burglurlzlng
"'Nahamluh Jennlmpi' plum nt .lt‘alr-
. lipid. February tilt; unsigned to defend.
« Attorney Leo Davis.
Edward Allen and Peter Collins.
charged with the burglary of Loutn
B. Bwltlter’l place abjfltirtleid. Feb.
3,. chariots. 0. daily"; place at: Fntrfleld
place at
‘Fclrilold. Feb. 24; assigned to do
fond. Attorneys Mdllott: and Clark.
«William Orleman. charged With bur-
‘tluy mt«»Honty- h. Bomb. at. Bridge-
mrty‘llhrch 8, also at the place of Wil-
difliLDunh, February is; mined to
' rill Glddinnlt. I
{motioned with 5an-
..m Midway. wife of
t. “Rgtllldlnsliogsnlgn.
my erw , .
W , charged will being
« 1?“an at. ewtuwn:
‘mzAttm-ncn Molten.
. l ‘bl' bum“: at Thom-
midlvnort. March
datum. Atmy sna-
fir“ $5515.,” at flaunt
it tun ‘~
New «nights! to
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Ifwe evergove values we are doing so now.
Try for example to match .thbsé elsewhere.
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DENIED _ v I.
SILK ‘SHIRT WAIST SUITS
in all colors, farmer price, $15.00,
NOW $8.98.
SILK 5:11th
in the latent style of Bolero Coat.
NOW $14.98.
SILK REDINGOTE SUITES
In all colors. former price. $45.00.
NOW $25.98.
BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS.
cut and made In 17 gore, others
ask $4.00. our price
NOW “.98.
RAIN COATS,
former price, $12.00.
NOW $5.98 UP.
LAWN WAISTS.
made In the latest square yoke
m _-—— effect,
COATS 98:.
In 22 styles. all of the beat cloth, W...“ Mow-”
$2.93 up.
100 CHINA SILK WAISTS.
iol‘mer prlcc $3.00.
NOW 31.98.
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SUITS iN ALL COLORS.
former price .up to $35.00,
$13.98.
WASH SHiRT WAIST SUlTS.
SALE PRlCE. $1.98.
WHITE LINEN SHIRT WAIST
suns,
worth $15.00.
FOR THIS SALE. $6.98.
WASH \VAlSTS.
other: ask $1.00,
OUR PRICE. 39C.
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GIRLS’ AND MiSSES' COATS,
FROM $.75 UP.
Come this Week
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Attorney Merrctt cutercd nu appear-
;incc as connscl for thc lil‘lsnnt‘l‘.
Frunccsco Scort‘one. chnrgcd with
breaking into n ruilruntl car at iirltigt‘.
port, with intent to stcnl: asaigncd to
dct’cnd, Alllll‘lll‘y Wilson; Louis Rich
unis. intcrm'clcr.
Simon lirophy. l‘or burglnry of prom.
isou of licrbcrt E. Silli'lllt‘..F(‘li. 23:
Thomas Coughlln cnicrcd at: :llllll‘l'li‘."
to dcfcnd. (‘htlrlcn Counciicy, whoso
nnmc was callcd to plcnd m thc numb
timc to thc numc ()ffcnuc was out on
bonds and (lid not appear.
Julius E. Zlnsky. and .l. llarrctt. bur-
glary, at, Bcrnui'ti liloombul'g‘s. Bridgw
port, March it. lloth arc miuorn. l?
year old. It wan announced timt
llurrctt. liliil Bccurcd Attorney ’l‘homp-
non, of New Haven. us counsel. Attor-
ncy King watts naaiguctl as C(lltlltit'i for
Zlnsky and guardian ml Iltctn for both
boys. lly ugrccmcnt With thc stutc.
tho cnuc gocs ovct' until Thursdny.
Thomas Conroy, for burglury at
Wultcr P. Andcruon‘u, Bridgeport. Ap~
vi! 3. and thc place of Lorenzo Beech;
nuuigned to defend. Attorney llartlctl.
Joseph Downs. for burglary, Feb. ill,
Herman .i. liogcrs' pluco, at littnbury.
ontcrod to defend, Chat-lo» W. Mur-
pity.
William C. llopkinu. for thcit oi‘
nhoea, at, ilmtbnry, March an; uiuo ur'
rcstod tutti convicted of thcft Docum-
Itcr 7, 1l90], llllll July. ltitill; unxlgucd
to defend. Attorney Ferric.
Abraham Blinker, charged with
burglarlzlng John Mttrks' place at
Bridgeport, Min-ch 23. aanigncd to de-
i’cnd, Attorney Charles; Mann.
Joseph Chopin-n, for burglurizini:
Ilcrttmtt .l. ogct-u' pitted. ill Dttnbury,
March 29; usnlgncd to defend. Allow
ncy tfiuuco.
Henry Schultz and Chariots Bhwlu.
burglary nt, Norwnlk. lt‘cli. ill. of
gooda of Nlilmm 'l‘uylor illill Arthur
hlnmln nud Wiltltliti Mnrvlu; unaligned“
to dcfcud, Attorncy Keogh.
.Iohn it‘, (buy, and Joim.llomtcy.-
charged with dividing two wutchon
nod n aunt of tuonby from John F.
O‘Brien. at Bridgeport. of the total,
value. of $139; assigned to defend,
Attorney Burns. . ‘ j
John McCarthy, churned with bulls-r
buy at 'l‘homav Morrtncer‘s, ats'hridse.
port. Moron 8'. Thomas Ouiiinun en-
tered its attorney for the defense. v.
Henry William, burgliu-y of film.
acts It. Nash’u place at; florwaik. Apt-In
3llmucisned to defend, Attorney Met.
Micheal Lubey. allay Willlhm Ray.
unaided with the“ 1mm. the .lllll‘tlllli
of aim Malone. at Namath. April 2'1,
of 62.60. 1nd of titanium upon'anlonc:
assigned .to defend, Attorney Farrell.
Court adjourned until lilo'cloclg thin,
:nomtns whenilm xrsndituy nomad
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A cnfll’lfla, IATH.
mood / }1 towards the‘
potion mm
Belle "-lniil ., .tpvrllfi atom»
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heart, cumin; death.
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such bargains again. Remember-alterations f roe.
' am.
. on conference. consisting of Senator
than; ,
and get them, as we will nothave
STATE ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION. lCLAtM SHERWOOD STOLE MONEY
Annual Meeting Held at the Allyn
House. in Hartimd.
llAll’l‘ll‘liiilll. May llI.---'l‘hc unnuui
nit-cling of thc Connecticut Electric , ,
Mmlicttl ANHK’lflilO'l \vtm held in ill“ Nntiunnl Bunk “”1""? worn slirrcti "1’
Allyn “mm, )‘vnit‘i‘fitu‘. Dr. 5‘ ll. .yeulcrdoy whcn n null for silhtum
Mutili. ol‘ “'ttlt-t'itttry, m d i‘cport on 'tiuniuucn was llitnl by Ellis S. l’cppcr.
contagious illill int‘ci-tlons dint-nabs. I!" l ltttoirer of tin. bunk. iliLlllllRl .lohn ll.
chm-d thnt snmlluox lliltl snotlcti fcr- .Wrry, ”f Soulltpurt, administrator “"
m- wcro not rontngions. “'l‘ho grcntt‘mi Him “5”“? “f llurr ”“3“ Th“ 3”“
diucuac of today." llt‘ cold. "in fum- ’io rcturnablu to the Juno tcrm of the
which physicians lnocniutc into tlwlmv,” Snpcrior (7""Vl- Ellis S. i’rp-
coummnity. 'l‘hcrc In no cpidcmic of ‘ 9"” ""0"”“3‘5 "r" ifnnticld and Jill“
crtn‘ylhinn with old school physicians 8‘)“
cxccbt that of common uensc." ilci M“ p“l’lli‘i' lilll’dl'fi ”it" Oliver ’l'.
said that ho hnd noticed adore the m.,.-.:Sl1rrwo<ul, “'1‘“ ‘5 WW ”Willi: 11 term
hoard of hcalth hnd buen organized. n Stntc‘u "mm" i‘orcmbczzilng ll lam“
the (loath mic llllll incrcuucd mum-.MHNHI 0’ mm“? from the Soulhport
thun dccrcuut-d. "Doctors," lic anid.‘NMl0lml “““k' “ml himnclf armimcd
"do more to frighten tho permit» IntoIli‘lmlnlfilrfllm' on the Perry estate
disonucs thun any other non cunnc." January 1- “W'- lll’N’t‘R“ ”“3 dill?
l’lo gave it on his opinion that vuc- lull” M3? 1- ”’03. MI‘~ Sherwood opencd
cinnlion wan ticncrnliy atlvocutcd In" 3““ “OWN Willi ll“: bunk in the name
cause it meant money in the doctor's inf the catatc and overdrow his account.
puckcln, i 33339-13-
'l‘l1c reports of ntliceru ol‘ the nasticl- i ll ’9 Phfli‘Kt‘ll that Oliver 1‘. Shor-
mil“) Wpyg mm and accepted, that of I wood. winm ht» opcnml Ihc urcount in
tho trcnuttrcr allowing it balttncu in i ”l“ “31““ “1' ill" (WW0 (leponilcd ”ill
.1... treasury. T}... 8933“)“ will 9mm... ‘Elliili of $28.21 and than when he was
on throughout tho day. $3212”? 0’ llN' ll-‘lllk ht“ (WOW (“ll ”9
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA. Mr- Pelliwr lillttm‘fi that tho Perry
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of Ncw Castle. 951th recoil/ct! tho bcueiit which Mr.
I)ci.. Phytl: "i suffered for yours with ISHOI'Wuml drcw from the bank, and he
dyspepsia, used to have great distress brings unit in tho intchcsl of thc bank.
and belching. i tried everything i Milli!!!“ John ii. Perry..le i6 admin-
could hear of, but nothing helped me lHiI‘alOr on ”to Perry 08mm.
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60 Sonic scumutomu dcvolopmonla um
cont. pom.) cured me completely. promised when the case comes to trial.
[For sale by R. H. l’lulntcd. F. H. Bax-
BTOP THAT COLD.
tor. and Tho Clifford Pharmacy. ”
W or It, may ranch. in l’mcumonln. Brio
alliun Balm In lit-coking up coldu whou
ovcr triad, nimout without. exception.
ill, 25. 50c and 3L0“ bullion. The Cilf<
ford. lluxlcr‘n nod l'lnlutod‘u. ”
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BifiTHPLACE ‘OF LONGFELLOW.
,Recelver of Bank Brings Suit Against
- . Perry Estate.
} Mcntorlcu of tin» futnnuu Southporf
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TOWN CLERK'S BILL.
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Clthg'md lorougha' Committee Must
Take Up the Mattar,
Murmur) Muy tuw'rnu ucnutc
ycntcrdny named a hill niivtwntnd by
New llavcn colored mould ugttlnut
discrimination on account of race. col.
or, crood or Mix.
in the house Mprcncntativu Bauim
of Fairfleld stated that it committee
rmnu ,of the board of governors of the
Jnmcntown Expmltlon Company has
boon notified that .the, am
will he in part retirements ’at tho
Chattieid and Representative 'i'ilson. or
New Haven. and himself. had heid‘a
meeting relative to the question
wheihsrthe bill concerning the‘ up-
polniment of town clarity by nttporibr
court judges should be conuldered by
the judiciary committee or the norm
mtttce ‘on cities anti boroughs. and it
was uracil that the matter properly
birthplaccnn ‘Portla’nd. Maine, of the
poet. Longfellow. Eupds for the erec-
tion of thg building are to be mined by
public tam scripti‘oh Ih Maine and tile
commit: .
that m a.
NORFOLK, .Vliu Mny lti.~~'l.‘ho l'llilllf-n
of Main. -
Jame-town Exposition by 0. building,
which is to be a. reproduction of the .
work will be under the direction of d .
named by the governor of‘ ,
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mWALK... Ermine gamut-3i.
CRIMINAL’TCOORT.
m
”nonstop for May Openod. Yesterday Al'-
tcrnoon and Prisoners Ware
Put to PM.
The criminal superior court. with
‘J‘llllie Joni l-l. Rood presiding, conven-
lod for its May Houston ytlntcrduy nttcr.
noon
. Rev. F. ii. Uphdm, pastor of tho First.
Prnycru woro oflcrtui by tho
Mcthodiat Church. after which Shut-iii
. Sidney E. l'luwicy opened court. Them
‘ la a docket. of about if: prisoners with
one murdcr case and n grout many
cases of burglary. The grand im‘y
will be called in lo consider the IIut-’
lcr murder of Stamford today.
I.
WARNING.
You cannot have good health unions
' your kidneys are sound, for the kid-
neys filter the blood of impuriticu
which otherwise act as Irritating poi-
,;uons and brcnk dmin the delicate or-
gans of the body and cause nerioun
trouble. If you have kidney or bind-
dcr trouble and do not uric Foley‘s
Kidney Cure, you will have only your-
ueli’ to blnmo for results. no it positlvc.
ly cures nil form; of kidney and bind-
tler diseased. Sold at. Plnlstcd‘u Drill:
8mm. , "
Automobile insurance.
BOSTON INSURANCE 00.
Capital $1,000,000.
This Company writes a most iibcrui
form of insurance t'm'tii'lltg the cur
whorcvcr It may be in the United
States or Canada, against tire arising
from any cause, explosion and light-
ning includedmalso marine and traits-
portntion risks—~theft or piiiemge. up-
on the moot favorable terms.
Jacob H. Lauion.
Agent.
5 Railroad Place. South Norwalk.
Tel. 35—2.
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Union School District
The taxpayers of tin- South Norwuik
Union School liintrict urc hcrcby noll~
fil‘ll that the district tax of (Ilit' nnd
Olltlvtlliili‘ltu‘ mills on the dollar, laid on
tho town unscssmcut list of inn-i, at u
llit‘t‘llllg oi lilo district hold on the
Hill «lily of Juno. incl. at tin» lv‘rnnltlin
Si'lle)l. will lil.‘ duo null paynlxln on the
first day of May, Inns, at which time
i shall ho rcudy to I‘t‘l‘t‘li‘t.‘ sonic :tl
Slilisou-l’owcll‘n drug storc, ix! \i'aatt‘
lnmon slrcci. l‘cnnlty nl lhc mic of
9 pm ccnt. a your will lw chnrncd on
nnd utter Juno lSl, won.
t“. A. TfllddilS.
C(ilit‘i'liir of Tuxca for South Noru'ztlk
linion School District.
Dutcd at South Norvrnlk. April 2!.
1905. all‘lo ii
honor. ‘
our TAXES.
The taxpayers of the (‘lty of South
Norwnlk urn hurt-by notiiictl thnt the
city tux of scvcn (7i mills on tho dol-
lar, laid on the assessment list of 1904,
or n city mocting hold in intlncr's
lluli. on the. 6th tiny of March. 1905:
also the library fund tux of uncounr-
for (In) of n mill on tho dollar. litld at
tho sumo time will bc duc and pnyuhlo
on tho first. tiny of May. 1905, at which
time i will receive the some at Jacob
M. Layton‘n office. No. 5 Railroad
Pincc. Pcnnlty at tho ruin of nine
(9) per cent. it your from Mny i, 1905.
will be chargnd on nil bills remaining
unpaid after June i, 1905.
JAMES PAUL,
Coiioctor of 'l‘uxcs of tho City of
South Not-walk.
South Nor-walk, April 2
7m, 1905.
all? to j]
batonsettto the committee on cities ' FROM THE ANTILLEO. ‘
and ' boroughs.
W 'i
When o'er you fool impending iii,
And ma it. music :llttie pill, i y , ,, ‘
.Nooihorpno will fill the bill Sir.- . 0' ellytlt‘ofli‘llf. o is it
'1.le ‘Dcwitt'c Lilith burly Khan. ‘ member of the City Council at Kings-
Thc tuition: Little Pitta Early no, ton. Jamaica. We‘ll Indian writ“ tut
In? out-o Ounitipctlon. luck platinum. follow!
till indium. etc. 'i‘lacy never gripe‘m .glili'ii i
on you 'n limo n
on
"poi.
ilhtc‘
licntctiy, hull ‘tzood ,1!
ha. f‘ ‘lfiVi .lttté
slouch tutti-impart. and rinitigmtc
g ., doodlor dither u IIdranxbr li‘
l J. ti if ,. tibial Bu
'Cbcmbgrlnln‘p Cough Remedy Bone- .
t I 5‘ .
,"Onc bottle of, Chumtitil‘i ,
. lug. bathing, sailing and tithing. may
‘ . booklet.
’ home. .,. .
Ippan + +. but an o.
. 5 YEAR FlReT MORTGAGE 6 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Dated April «c.1905. Due April 1». 1910.
COUPON BONDE OF $1.000 EACH WITH PROVISION FOR REOIBTRATION
interest, Payable Semi‘Annuaily. April and October. at the omce of the
STAMFORD TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEEDTAMFORD. OONN.
A large part of thcubqvo Lam having been said. Lt: remaining
BONDS ARE OFFERED AT PAR
TO YIELD FULL 6 PER-GENT. ON THE iNVEBTMENT.
Interest in Payable From April lat, ‘1906. ’
'i‘hc right. is "reserved to reject any application and to award smaller
nmountu than applied for. , -
:The Undonlgnofi Will. Resolve Bubccrlptlonn.
«And ‘Furnich Full Particular: Upon Requut.
lllf SHIPPAN POINI [AND COMPANY.
EDWARD McVICKAH, can't Manager, or JAMES s. JENKINS, Prec't.
27 Pin» St, New York. ‘ ' ' Stamford, Conn.
Fwy. rupusmo
Cedar Bean Po
BRADLEY'S POTATO MANURE, MAPES' FERTILIZERS, SUPER-PHOS-
PHATE OF LiME ASHES, ETC..
RAYMORID BROS.
South Norwalk, Conn.137 Washington Street.
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no... tint on House
33 SOUTH MAlN‘ST.. 80. NORWALK.
Clearing sale of our entire line of Ladies”, Misses’ and Glris’ Suits.
Coats. Skirts. Wuists. Silk Shirt Waist Suits. Silk Dress Suits and Rain
Coats. Everything must go. no we need the room for summer goods.
Come early and got your choice.
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COAL. COAL. COAL.
Now Is the time, to lay In your coal, you will save money by ta-
king advantage oi our summer schedule.
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Our price is reduced, and the quality of our coal can not be beat.
Call and examine our stock beiOre leaving your Order elsewhore.
. The Harris 8t Gans Go.
Phone 342—5. 68 Water St.. 80. Norwaik.
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THE LADIES' TAILOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Have you scan it?
the
Begs to announce. to the ladies that
he is ready for the spring. All kinds
Crocker-
louniam Pen
,of clothes made. to order at reasona-
ble prices. if you wish to be suited.
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place. Cleaning and repairing neat-
ly done. All kinds of Ready-to-Wear
Clothes. We also have a large nae
sortiucnt of Ladles’ Walsts from 25c
up to $4.00. We have some nice
Skirts from $3.00 up to $7.00. Covert
Cloth Coats from $5.50 up to $9.49.
We have other small articles which
we cannot mention. Alterations
free and perfect tit guaranteed. We
also give Hunt Stamps. Call at my
store before going elsewhere.
31 MAIN ST... NORWALK. CONN.
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admin.
BEACH.
An ideal spot for, It summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow,
built. by native workmen. 3.0001661:
or chore front. Fina view. Bolt-
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doors during the summersmonthn you
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tries, its great popularity tin-proved
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