, ,orsoispvsnueo ‘,__
l , all?! in ‘3.’ ‘ V
Iltitllngiiam lace Curtains.
“ I
fin
at 75a, 3% “phosphors.
manager ‘
, E, *3 a,
Mohadksmo Hotel Block,
*4! anah‘wm Washington street,
« i ' .41
; patients Marginal El
3,..1.
null halides.
:WEA'THER FORECAST.
tFOrwblorwalk and vicinity; Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday. A well-
defined’histurbance ‘ig central 'thls
rningdn Kansas. Cloudy weather
w thz local showers prevails in nearly»
a-sectlous east of the Rocky Moun-
tains. The dollowins places reported
heavy rainfall, Little Rock 2.50 inches;
Memphis 3.50 inches. Thunderstorms
were reported from the western and
central sections. Conditions favor for
this vicinity warm moist weather, be-
comingcloudy‘at night, but clearing
during the day.
—_—Latest Spring Derbiea. O'Brien.
Mr, and Mrs, Hanford Avery spent
Sunday with relatives in Nefwalk.
William P. Woodrulf, of South Nor~
walk, is visiting with C. 0. Ells, in
. New Canaan. .
Mrs. C.
visiting
for a few
0. Ella. of New Canaan, is,
with friends in Norwaik
days.
—-Great variety of fresh candy. 10c
and 200 lb. M.S. Smith & Co.
S. A. Hanna has rented his fine cot-
tage on Bell island to M. W. Harris.
of New York, who will take posses-
sion July 1,
Jillian H. Main has recovered from ,
his recent illness and has resumed his i
duties as mail carrier for the Southl
Norwalk office.
v
Arthur Sniffen and two children.
with Mrs. Evelyn Reynolds, of Ncwi
Canaan. spent Saturday and Sunday
in Norwaik with. friends.
——Yacht Caps, thht Caps." O'Brien.
C. F. Comstock has left his place as
manager for the late J. i. Raymond‘s
farms in North Stamford. Mr. Creagh
will take his place at the lower farm.
, armed
friends; in» New. Canaan. Sunday.
9 A W .:
”Hosiery and ribbed updarivear,
samples» stock Special offerings for
Set. an Monday.
s anal rut “incl" i h
sv ta , “or can .4 as o .t 3
South .Norwslk y’é‘h 8School enjoyed
an outlnrin Wilton yesterdaygg, ‘.
A special need
no lathe 4,
Club of the South Magnets» artist
. , Ml , ,
*Boys' Caps, Boys' Caps. O'Brien
M... '
The bishop» of tho/,diooase will nd-
minister confirmation, tomorrow morn-
ing at Grace Church, nt.JOz30 o'clock.
lips, of Danbury, who is seriously ill
with pneumonia. *remains about the
some today. . v ‘ '
. .; ”-rm' '
Mrs, Charles I... Holmes and daugh-
tor Dortmuro: guests ovol‘ Sunday of
Mr. Holmes' parents, Rov. and Mrs.
ii. W. Holmes, in Stratford.
M
Members of the South Norwalk
Baptist Church will hold an open-air
meeting tomorrow evening at the cor-
ner of North Main and Ann streets.
,Tho Winnipauk baseball team is
scheduled to play a team representing
the Postal Typewriter factory this
afternoon‘on the Polo Grounds, Win’
nlpauk.
t
#-
General Russell FrOst returned from
Atlantic City, last night, ‘and went
back again this morning,'after trap!
aaciing some business. Mrs. Fros
there. ,
~Racine launches. sail and rdw
boats. Write for catalogue, 0. Ir. St.
John, local agent. ‘
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William P. Beers, the buckseller.
stationor and engraver. 6 South Main
street, South Norwalk, and 49 Wall
street, Norwalk, has a complete line
of Brownie cameras. $1 to $9.
are the best low priced cameras. made.
t W‘—
Scrgeant Thomas Hunt, of eliiorivndk,
is now grand junior woodward of the
state organization of Foresters of
America. This office is a promotion
for Mr. Hunt from the office of grand
senior beadie.
~——"8 Ohio horses, suitable for all
purposes will arrive at Dunn & Banks
Stables, Tuesday, May 9.
The Rev. James Benton Werner,
rector of Grace Church, received a
check-for $100 for the church this
week and with it was the informa-
tion that if he would raise a like
amount. another check of the same (is.
nomination would be forthcoming.,'l‘ho
The topic of the mid-week service.
next Thursday evening 8t :45,o'clock,'
at the South No‘rwaik ongregationali
Church,'will be The Invitation of God. I
~Carioad Ohio horses suitable for I
teaming will arrive at Dana and
Banks stables, Tuesday May 9.
The Endeavor Circle of ,. King's
Daughters, of the South Norwalk Con< ,
gregaiionai Church, will meet Wednos. 9
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, withMrs.
Edward Benedict, Osborn avenue. East .
Norwalk. ,
i
The regular monthly meeting of the
Whatsoevcr Circle of King‘s Daugh-
ters, of the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church, will be hold with Mrs.‘
F. H. Gleason. No. 1 Taylor avenue
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
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—-—Carload Ohio horses suitable for“,
family purposes, general work until
teaming, will arrive at Dann & Bank
Stables, Tuesday, May 9. -,
George Blackman, who has been em-
ployed as a hatter in Norwalk, for‘
some time past, has accepted a posi-
tion as traveling salesman for the
Norwalk iron Works—Smith’s Ridge
correspondent. New Canaan Messed—9
KEV.
A-ubras DAME LADY.
i will send free with full instruc-
tions, some of this simple preparation
for the cure of beucorrhoea, Ulcers-
tlon, Displacements. Falling of the
Womb, Scanty or Paint Periods. 'i‘u-
mors or Growthr, Hot lashes. Desire
to Cry. Creeping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back. and all female trou~
bios, to all sending address. Tomoth-
era of suffering daughters 1 will ex-
plain a Successful Home Treatment.
if you decide to continue it will only
cost about 12 cents a week to guaran-
tee a cure. the not wish to sell you
anything. Tell other uniform; of it.
that is all i ask. Address, Mrs. M.
Summers, Box 375, '
'Notre Dame. dad.
h
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ll!
“Wu!
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“Am! V‘AL, , ‘
now our, ,
warty: chickens.
ml. .. .4
“wiv-
“ff
7W2: , .
spam {to
“napoleon. PO“! vet-ls, ORDER. .4
sum was very quickly secured by the
rector,
. ~~M ' ,
A regular meeting or Buckingham
Post. (3. A.‘
street. -On Sunday evening. May 28.
the members of the post and of Buck-
ingham Woman's Relief Corps will
attend church in a body, to‘hear a
Memorial Day sermon by the Rev.
,Wemyss Smith, rector of St. Paul‘s
parish. I ‘ . , ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. u, Hullan, John A.
Murray, ll. W.’i)unn, 1i. Aymnr, l.. 8.
Casey, (l. i“. Winfield, .l. C. (Yhnr-
buck. C, Sirausc, New York; E. C.
.Fostcl‘, C. T, McGee, Hartford; Mra.
FMK Robeson and son, Champaign.
,lllinois; M. Mc»...e. Worcester;. C. M. ' “ilfl‘I-‘i
prmond. J. i’. Westcott, .Ir., Baston;
5.1. W, Carroll. Stratford, were guests $75 “'i‘l‘t‘ ordered and an nnsiwr must
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
rThc High School second loam dc-
tested the H. 0, W. team of Norwalk.
on the Baxter street diamond, yester-
day afternoon, $3. Dick Strobridgc
pitched for the lilgh School. etrlklilix
out fifteen men. -
members of the team combined pleas-
ure ,vvith husinuss, and attended a ver-
formnnce of the vilnulcl Ryan Stock
Company in Hoyt'a South Norwalk
Theatre. and returned on the Wash
ington express. about midnight--
Stamford Advocate.
The Girls' Friendly Society of Trin~
ity Church met in G. A. R. Hall.
Thursday evening. and listened to a
lecture by Miss Sutliff on "Nurslnz,"i ,
lDemonsiretions were 3"?“ how to . ed me permanently of kidney disease,
lbandago a sprained ankle. {mommiwhich certainly would have coat inc
wrist. or knee-cap until the surgeon
arrives. First laidsxin. cases of fulut~
lag. convulsions and poisoning were
intently listened to by all present. Mina
Sutllif has given. several ,of these luc~
turns durhur the winter to Trinity
Glrls‘ Friendly Society,
mChildren’s dresses, in .glnxlintua
and poi-rains. iiifnnts' skirts. slips and
coats a‘specially. M. S. Smith a: Cu.
r , 4 t
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has It Ever Occurred to You
what I difference in»; Is in the quail.
tyhof mast—one that}; opp, 10,19» the
‘ other ulnawy and iouph.,. , We all only
the former and ask you no more than
others do for the letter. We, offer
r 1 Saturday ,,
. t
’ m. it. LI. that seems LAMB,. . . ., ..1ss to.
gal/are ‘0. on. gentleman”. -.
199,10”le O‘I‘HIR oooos luv RFSP°3TI°N~
. . 1,00 LB.‘
.
.s‘u «autumn
....
on “'
M. s. Smith at so. i
““(kor I
Churchlwlll behold tomorrow .at‘aoou. _.
There will be amsetliig of the’ La—,;
‘mont Club tomorrow and the atteud- ,
once of all .thomembsrs is realigned. ‘
The condition of_Mrs. Andrew Coi- ,
and Master Russell Froat ure- b'ol'h _
These l
.A Number of Motions Disposed of in ~
8., of Norwalk. was held
last night at the post rooms In Wall‘
A number of thol
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JURY WILL BE CALLED NEXT '
- - WEEK.
the Civil Common Pleas Court.
in the civil common pleas court we
torday morning Judge llowurli .I. Cur
fig ilt‘t‘ltlml that ii jury would be called
for next week. There urn a number of ‘
ljtll‘y cases ready for a hearing in this
court. The following panel was drawn
this morning to serve: _
, Benjamin Lynn and Charles H.
Burl of ilridgcport; Dwight Adams
and Benjamin S. Bulkloy of Falrdcld.
‘lil‘dwurd Knapp and Stephen W. .los-
sup of Greenwich, Frederick W. Whee-
Ier and Charles G. lilakomall, of Mon
roe, Jamcs L'iioiumtuliuu and Suinuul
“animal of Norwalk. Tobias Bernhard
and Robert L. Case, of Stamford,
John M. Bailey and William ll. ilrlua
made of Trumbull. Frederick M. Sin
men and William H. Taylor, of Wesl-
port, D. C. Wood and G. H, ulclls, of
Stratford.
l‘
Short Calendar.
A number of motions were disposed
of Iii lllt‘ short calendar sessil ‘i. .ludg.
ment was onion-ll by default ll the oc-
tiou brought by the .I. Walker l'.'.'.‘. Hill:
00., against GOOI‘gv 1). Art. l‘, and
Wife. of Greenwich. The amount iouull
duo is $040.06 with costs. 'llic piulu
liffu did not put in any defense.
In the foreclosure proceedings
brought by the Stamford Savings
iluuk against John G. Hilllllt‘u and
others, a further order of notice was
allowed and it continuance granted for
three months.
in the. notion brought by (diaries
against Warren H. Taylor
bonds of prosecution to the amount of
be filed in two weeks.
Bonds of prosecution to the amount
of $50 and an answer in two weeks
was ordered in the action brought by
Augustin ilrill against Charles Miller.
THE RICHEST MAN lN THE
, . WORLD.
' The richest man in the Wllrld can
,not have his kidneys replaced nor livo
‘wlthoi‘tt them. so it is important not to
neglect. these organs. ii' Foley's Klilv
hey Cure is taken at the first sign
of danger. the symptoms will, disupv
pear and your health wilibe restored.
as it strengthens and builds up these.
organs as nothing else will. Oscar
,Bowman, la‘banun, Ky., writes: “I
have used Foley's Kidney Cure and
taksgreai pleasure in stating it our-
my life."
S
Sold at Piaisted's Di'llt',
tore. ._ , 4 0
NEW HAND AT TERMINAL.
A. 0. Ross of the Lohlgh Goes to
New Haven to Take Charge.
. A. N. Ross, the superintendent of
the Now Havun terminal of the Con-
solidatod railroad. who was appointed
somodimu since to succeed R. F.
Gould. asslunoli the duties of his new
ofilco last night at 12 o‘clock. lie or-
rlvcli in New Haven yesterday.
The newcomer has-been a freight
train master it the New York. division
of the hobby, Valley railroad for
years. and . men in ly equipped to
handle the v led belittle“ of the fre-
quently cone ted loosi- terminal.
in the late in whichhas elapsed
since Mr. Gout 's departure, Supt. A.
R. aley oft ,e Newv‘lforlt division
and Chief Clerk’mdward a. Regan of
installsrniinal have. hesn mouthing the
WT; nal business. .
i ’i‘
I
e work of the terminal has been
more complicated than, usuabaluee the.
puféiai disability of the Saybrook
hr '9. , .
FAST FRIIOHTO OOLLIDE. a...
BUFFAID N. Y.. .May far-A 05e-
.olel to the 'l‘imcs from Corry. Pa.
naval. i‘Two fast ,.,frgls to on the
"Chautauqua division 0‘ o i’ennsyl-
vsnie llr _,collldeli head-on this
side of do 0011' today. The Iocomo- '
'liv9aand a doses loaded cars were de-
molshod. Engineer William sitting.
otUildity. was instantly killed. Fire
man r Bimini died later in the
dam-fill; hospital. ‘ Several
trunnion u ,iniured. ,
malts good
1., vs.
other I
g ,
fight the is. u
spline-4min?!
h N The 'leonii‘oorl I
Jound Biscuitsgquare Meet! A ‘
Unhappy couples Separated by Judge
Shumwny Today.-—Leiand E.
Tufts Gets Decree.
In the Superior Court, yesterday l'lf-
iernuoii Judge Siluiuwny grained a
number of lliltlmli‘:~llt‘ll divorces, Mary
W. liarl of Bridgeport was granted a
divorce, from Harry I, Hurt. who was
formerly a special policeman, intol-
erable cruelty was the cmupiuint. 'l‘lll‘
plaintill‘h maiden name was Mary
\‘i’muiby.
Mill'izllt‘i‘lli' South of Stamford was
startled u divurcc from .1. Thomas
Smith of Sultbux), l’u., and also r:
change of lliilllt‘.
Clara M. ilrugiz, ul‘ i'lrillgcpuri, was
granted a iiivnrll- Will a change of
nanny from Wallace \V. Bragg of parts“
unknown. intolerable cruelly was the
chut‘ul‘. '
Abbie .i. Barlow was freed from John
Barlow of Weetpori. i‘klsrrlion was
.he charge.
[Amie iii. Wakl-uian was, granted
divorce from (‘huuum-y (i, Wale-mun
of ('Iiniou (forum-s. N. i. The court
also garl- her the custody of the minor
L'lllllll't'll.
ia'luiiti E, .llu, of Iii‘ltl}:4"illli‘l, who
is purl-busing agent for the (‘uuiioctl-
but Ii. and i.. {‘n., was gth‘il a dc.-
crvv of divorce from his wife, Grace
IE, 'l‘ufis of I‘rovillv.'lirc, ii. I. lliiiaitll.
rilllli'fiig was llll‘ charge.
WARNING. ‘
You cannot have good health unless
your kidneys are sound. for the ki<l~
Ill.‘_\'l~‘ filter the blood of impurities
which otherwise not us irritating poi-
Still}; and break clown lliu dollcuie lir-
guus of the body and cause serious‘
trouble. If you have kidney or blad-
der trouble and do not use It‘nlt'y’a
Kidney (hire, you will have only you?-
sl-if to bialm- for results, as It positive.
l_v cures all forms of kidney and bind-
der diseases. Sold at l’lnlslod‘s Drug
Store. "
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The (,‘muniorciul iiullcilnl.
School Contract Awarded.
Thu contract for the new l‘ulon
Grammar school It) bu m'ill‘leld at
Concord and Chesiuul sirocis was
this Week awarded to Horton & iieiu’
inwny of Providence. it. 1., at their
bid of $34,750 which was the. lowest.
It was decided to have copper gutters,
corniccs, etc, at an additional cost of
0000, and the front gable which would
cost that) more. The building will lli'
completed by November I. Architect
Warren it. Briggs, of lli'Idgcport. drew
the plans.
. HOT WEATHER FILES.
; Puritans afflicted with Plies should
be careful at this season of. thr year.
Not weather and bad drinking water
contribute to the conditions which
make plum 'moru uilnful and danger
oua. lichll's itch iluaol Salvo
stops the pain. draw out the soreness
and cures. Got the noniiinu. bearing
the name of E. C. DeWitt & Co. Sold
by The Clifford Hilnrniacy. 0
TWELVE Fight! m MURDER
4~ , ., » ,LOT. .
ATHENS. Gib, May l3.-~Twelve no
gross, three of whom are women, are
in hill at Wutklnsvillo suspected of
having been implicated in the murder
of Frank Holbrooli and his wife. '1‘ a
day night. .‘l'w i....,.. of. 0c so
Count
are ill
on the ire of the murderers,
it; s new generallyobelisvod that the t
03: 9&0".vath ”Milli Marx-Whirl
GOOD I I ‘ .
Delicious. I
. Wholesome. .
Substantial. .
havestwfied their ,work and '
. out i ltookmwllfili'filllmv
, cont ottlecaumlf ..
, For no o by‘ .
tor. and The lift
' u I’5 limits:
f
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APPROPRIATES smonoo
(For the Next Two Years for Comml.
{ tion; and Other State
9 Expenditures.
, 1n the scouts. this week, Senator
.l’utllson, chairman of the appropria-
Flions 'cmumittcc, reported the bill up-
‘proprintiug for sundry civil purpos-
es. including commissions, etc. The
total is “340,000 which is slightly In
excess oi“ the appropriation of two
years ago, owing to some changes or
the laws. The following are the items
"if the bill:
», insurance dcpurinuuu ....... $ 65,300
(Lun‘r Building! and Loan nsso. 0.000
Railroad commissloiu-rs ..... 2i;,l00
Dairy commissioner's L ....... 0,000
it‘ish. and garlic commission .. 10,000
Shell fish cmumission ........ 18,200
Com‘r on domestic animals .. 7,500
For cattle condemned ........ 8,000
Slate board of agriculture .. 5,000
Agricultural societies ........ 9,000
Food investigation ..... ...... 5,000
Conn. Auri. Experiment sin.
tinli ...................... 20,000
Stale entomologist ............ 0,000
Slum forester .............. 2,000
Pharmacy commission ....... 2,800
State board of licullii ....... 0.000
investigating pollution . of
streams ................... 2.000
Investigating sanitary condi-
tion of summer resorts . . 2.000
Slate auditors .............. 3,600
Bank culuiuissutwrs ......... 13,500
'I‘uxm: refunded .......... . . . . 2,000
bloom of pardons ............ 1,000
Smir- Fircmcu‘a asst) ........ 22,000
Conn. Historical six‘li'ly 2,000
Special commissions ........ 2.500
Factory inspection .......... 21.500
Svpurnilng grade crossings .. 10,000
Board of mediation and arbi-
tru 1 Ion .................... 750
State library ................ 19.020
Board of equalization ........ 000
Cum. on uniformity of slate
Iouislul Ion ................ I .000
State prison burnings, rclicii . 80.000
illuird of prisoners in county
,Iillls ...................... 200,000
Children in county homes .. 100,000
Colin. Prison lisso ........... 0,400
industrial SI'IIUUI for Girls .. 103.740
School for boys at Moritlon . .. ‘140000
Midliilitowu insani- hospiiui .. 3.58.000
Norwich insane hospital 15,000
For insane elsewhere ........ 8,080
State board of charities ..... 9,0 0
Ihiceused soldiers ........... 24,000
Soldiers' children ............ 2.200
Conn. Humane society . ...... 4.000
Conn. school for imbueiiss .. 54,000
County health officers ...... 17,600
Care of capital and grounds . . 110.000
Conn. Diarymvu's usso ....... 3,000
Conn. Sheep Breeders Iiisim .. 1,000
State paliucl‘s . ./ ............ 12.000
Conn. Itlvor ilrlduo and High-
= way commission .......... 60.000
Fox bouutlcs ........... .. 0,000
Maintaining druwbridgcs H.000
Labor Bureau .............. 16,300
Prop Employment bureaus .. ”.000
Tax commissioner ........... 0,000
Sluts pollen dcpnrtnuuit ..... 50,000
Conn. (‘biillrcu's Aid society. 10,000
Railroad indebtedness of
towns.................... 14.000
inspector-general of sue me-
ters 2.500
State pennants . .. ........... . 0.080
Maintaining Old Stiybrook and
Old Lyinslerry 0.000
Premiums on bonds of state
officers . .......... . ....... .
Game wardens 1.000
Decoration of capitol, exter- .
for ... 10,000
ONLY GUNS. ROB. DYIPIPIIA.
to Franklin. urinal New Castle.
1n". 3:. iii so motor years with
dyspeps a, used to have great, distress
and belching, ,1, tmd,y.gvapything ,1
can then: . ,hut‘ node as. bellied me
and oneiio
m
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'b Watt???" u '75" snoop. "7
dilemma, which left here at it o'clock
last plain and went. Into quarantine.
After leaving here a case of smallpox
Imminent/cream board. - , ,
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I; {has use he
lately. ,
HONOLULU, May 13«-'l'he transport a
year. rduy. for Mantis returned to port
, m t 1 9 labile” hull: .
"a. G 1m 01‘
i ' . stub. «
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SOUTH NORWALKA’S o:
. You Can Tie
WE DON'T SAY IT BOABTFULLY'
HONESTLY. WE SAY IT WITH FUL
HAS BEEN DONE. IS BEING DONE
YOUR BUYING SATISFACTORY.
CHANGE YOUR MONEY FOR MEN
THERE IS NO BETTER TIME TO E
ECONOMY ATTENDS EVERY TBAD
FAVOR US WITH THAN NOW. WH
BEGINS.
A COMPLETE ABSORTMENT OF
LADIES' NECKWEAR AND BELTS
We'll make a shoit story of It. Just
a line for an item and every
priced beneath its normal value.
Ladlcs' bemstltched and embroider-
od collar and cuff sets, 250.
Fine assortment of washable stocks
in embroidered linen and mndrus, at
25c. ,
Ladies' Shirred Mercerizod Belts in
browns, white, pink. light blue, navys
and black; special at 250.
Ladies' Taffeta Girdle Belts, back
formed of three rows of tucked shir-
rlng, in all the latest-colors, at 50c.
THE NEW SEASON'S
NEWEST WAISTB
Waist buying begins in earnest.
Waist selling in this shop is to be one
of the marked feat urea of, the season’s
diusi as. We'll tempt you with such
tallies as these:
Ladies’ white lawn shirt waists,
made luck back and front, embroid-
ery trimmed. at 69c. '
lmlies‘ white shirt waists, made of
fine lawn, embroidery trimmer], at 98c.
THE LADIES' WORLD, 5 Cent. a Co
The May number of this magazi
April 20. . "l‘is only a fair and good u
at. its price. Will you please us, and
of this May number? We've made or
to have a‘very large extra supply to a
83-85
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dainty. This time the stock is 6
last season. Every Waist here is
:ty. and thorou
like to wear and buy.
N., E.
86 WASHINGTON ST.,
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item ,
Washington Street.
* Waters.
Again we court your approval of our Wallets—bright, fresh,
nonur FOR MAY MANTON’S PATTERNS.
to This Store
our we borrow .rr easueertv,
L CONVICTION THAT sveuvrumb
AND WILL as none 'TO MAKE
we WANT you To FEEL EQUALIN
CONVINGED THAT IT IS EMINENTLY TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO EX-
CHANDIBE OVER OUR COUNTERS.
MPHASIZE THE FACT THAT SURE:
E TRANSACTION THAT YOU MAY ,
EN THE SEASON'S OUTFITTING
Ladies’ white lawn shirt waists,
tucked and hemstitched buck, front
and sleeves. at $1.50.
Lndles' white lawn waists, made
tucked backs and sleeves, trimmed
with insertion, at $1.69.
‘ STOCKINGS FOR WOMEN
Lace stocks in white and corn, 25c. .
AND CHILDREN ,
It you haven't bought your spring
outfit of stockings, you might do worse
than investigate these values:
Children's line and heavy rib school
hose. in all sizes, 12%c.
, Children's fine and heavy rib hose,
extra good quality, 150.
Mlsses‘ regular 250 hose. in fine
rib, good quality; we are closing out
at 19c.
Boys' heavy rib school hose, regular
25c quality, now 19c. .
A very fine showing of misses’ and
boys' hose in fine and heavy rib. and
also shape hose. at 25c.
l.adles' fast black been in rib and.
plain. 121/“.
Ladies' seamless hose in extra fine
quality and mono tool, at 150.
Ladies' lisle and cotton those, fancy
and plain, in large assortment to select.
from. at 25c.
DY-
no goes on sale tomorrow morning,
umber of an unusually good magazine
yourselves no less, by atrial purchase
rangements with the publisher so as
ccommodate our customers.
”
ven better, more select and more
varied than that‘with which we won a large share of your patronage
new, fashionable, of sterling qual-
ghly dependable in Ievery particular. The kind you
RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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In.
For I Bee
We Have them at all
NNETS. READY~TO-
CHILDRENS' BO
~ STAMPING DO
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
GENERAL STRIKE PROCLAIMED.
KHARKOFF, European Russia, May
ill—«The workmen hort- have. proclaim-
ed a general strike for tomorrow and
the governor is taking special precau-
tions to pl'lWi‘lll disorders.
_..._._. . .
DO NOT BE 'MPOSED UPON.
Foley h‘: (30., Chicago originated
Honey and TM as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley‘s Hon-
oy and TM and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give tbs saluc satisfaction. it Is mild
Iy laxative. it contains no opiates
and Is safest for children and delicate
persons. v Sold at Plaisted's Drug
Store. 3 v w“ “
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In.
unicnnd'rtn n Inn... L
salivating, fill. gs
IA'I Al: "with Igdf‘ufllzi h
. '. an o
m o IOIIKSTEWS 'llxoi. I:
In I! D and G M moisilic Mra. mm
with um ribbon. To a no other. mm
I “but tau-Io and In".
a) of your "out“. or I!“ {9. I
stamps for Portia-5mm. «lineal-I1
M 'Rdhl’fur Ln Ion. Motions!!!
u 1‘)". Hull. I‘fl‘omu'ixu hiu'. aria»
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was man m nut... um I. if. n?
””“sc‘iagfiixes.
Union School District
The taxpayers of tho South Norwulh
Union School District are hereby noti.
find that the district tax of one and
oils-quhrtcr mills on the dollar, laid on
the town assessment list of 1004. at a
meeting of the district held on the
ltlh day of Juan, 1004, at. the Franklin
school. will be due and payable on the
first day of May, 1005, at which time
'i shall be ready to receive same at
,Stiiison-Poweil's drug store, 82 Wash-
; ington street. Penalty at the rate of
is per cent. a your will be churned 0n
and after June 1st. 1905.
, ~ ll‘. A. TOLLES. -
Collectors! Taxes for South Norwalli
,Uhion School District.
Dated. at, South Norwalk, April 21.
, 331 to
ii... p
s, Automobilel prance.
4-4 «saw»... u...
IOI‘I'ONJNOUHANGI no.
, . , 3 CINE“ “pm or "
,JhisOompeuywrltes a most liberal
tern coinsurance covering thé , car
wherever it may. be in the tilted
. tales or Condemnation lire iii-isles
from any cause, explo ion and lights
hing included-willie ma ins neutralise
variation risks-nth tar-pillars". or
on the mast favors la tenor.
iw - , ,* ~
Jacob M Lesion. , ,
“um um
I
"you’re £66665
1 Hall, on the 6th day of Marchffllllt "
1
oming Hat
prices, also full line of
EAR HATsa READY MADE VEILS
E To ORDER.
3. s. TILLOTSON.
LK. CONN
SOUTH NORWA
h ,_ ,.,..~_:-s;-.s:--=
$9..
9‘ u"
. ,d
RATTAN FURNITURE.
Tocnjoy the comforts of sitting out~
doors during the summer months you
should have some of our
SUMMER FURNITURE.
Contrived first for use in hot coun-
tries, lts great popularity has proved
that it is Welcome everywhere at all
seasons. Every year sees it more ar-
tistically. yet more strongly made,
and the pieces of this handsome Fur-
niture that we offer will be found fully
upio the highest degree of perfection,
while the prices are moderate.
A Full Roll Rattan Roekor, 81.96.
Bamboo Tables. Book Racks. Tab-
ourets, ctc., at correspondingly low
prices. ,
i. J. ANGEVINE ti SON.
Cash or Cndlt. ,, in Washington St.
NOTICE
our TAXES.
'* "l ’.
The taxpayers of the‘City of Bhtithf
Norwallt are'hereby untitled rust,” 53
city tax of seven (7) mills oath I ,
tar. laid on the assessment list‘of , “1
let a city meeting held in Qilittnuim
also the library fund tax of uncouth
tor (Mimi a mill on the dollar. laid at ,
the same time will be due and payable
on the first. day of May. 190.. at i925 ‘
time b will receive rooms. at J‘Io ‘
M. Layton'a oilioe. No. is hell ‘ j'
Places Penalty It the rate of hills
to) per cent. a year horn May 1. 1908.
will be energetics all bills to of
unpaid after June 1. 1005.
_ . lAbl‘lllfilPAl‘b
summer of mu of use tilt? ,
South Nervous. 7, , "
South Neruda; Asia/27in, my.
.0 '. , 90'", . ..
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Norwalk Chronicler