MONDA .‘ MA? as. reopf
{v97 devil-is“? es M .l'.
Romance of Conquest.
Romance of Discovery.
DEMURRAOfi LAW NEXT.
Bill Will Propose Three Days Without
Chorus.
The railroad committee of the gen-
eral assembly has appointed u hear-
lng next Tuesday afternoon on the
petition of the Consolidated railroad
for a change of the demurrage law so
as to afford the company some relief
from the enormous amounts it is new
tag to other railroads for the deton~
A Cesar/iv rooo
Scott’s tEmulsion is cod
liver oil prepared as a food--
not a food'lilce bread or meat,
but more like cream; in fact,
51.8..
. m rhinos in Nature. . ,
HOLLAND. w. .l, COOKERW .
,_ . Butterfly Book. ' . Wadsworth, or the Charter Oak.
1 R,VINO Edward, GUMRBER. it
How to Know the Starry Heavens. story of the English.
.JOB,H H.K., HAMME -
' Among the PWator FOWI. Memories of 100 Years.
- LANGLEY,S HALE, ri-‘lusan.
. I. New Astronomy. of Mexico.
Z'NU‘I‘HALL. Thom iLr ”N, Angus.
Handbook of mBirds of U. if.
Shippao "amt land 00.
5 YEAR FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER GENT. GOLD BONDS.
Dated April lot. 1006. Due April lot. 1910.
COUPON BONDS OF [1.000 EACH. WITH PROVISION FOR REGISTRATION
If w-lielumss fluted on
' halves of the Solidi flor-
elk Library - Something
of will be interesting to
,‘All Readers
ho South Norwslk Public Library
added a large number of: volumes
.. ll classes during the past month.
. j list below Includes also various
:’ ks which have been received by
, st and purchase since last October.
. The fiction titles were published in
“'1‘th Sentinel of April 20. Many of
the books are chosen from the Am-
lI‘lvuglishud by the government for the
,Louls exposition, to on on certain
:k spots in the library; others are
publications. All purchases are
e with a view of strengthening
, tit collection as a working library in
as oral information. and lists are
hi 9 up on in percentage basis in the
we use classes. It is the aim of the
Li sry Board to have some informs-
no; available about any subject its
public In likely to require, and all
books are catalogued analytically by
, subjects in a card catalogue which
, may be consulted in the reading room.
. Ponies index of periodicals and files
of the lending American periodicals
are also available for research so that
the service of the library to the pub-
lic is increasing all the time.
General.
BEACH, Frederic (1., editor,
Encyclopedia Americans.
CONNECTICUT State Librarian,
Report, 1903.
Report. 190%,
U S. Gangrene,
Report 3of Librarian.
' Philosophy and Ethics.
ADLER, Felix,
Life and Destiny.
LECKY. WNE. 11.,
Map of Life.
LORIMER, George 0.,
Old Gorgon Graham,
SAVAGE. M. .l .
Men and Women.
SEALER
The Neighbor.
Religion and Mythology.
BROWNE, Sir Thomas,
Religio Medlco.
DE KAY, Charles,
Bird Gods.
FARRAR, F. W..
Early Days of Christianity.
FISKE, John,
Myths and Myth-makers.
OLADDEN, Washington,
Where lines the Sky Begin?
KENT, Charles I".,
Narratives of the Beginning of
Hebrew History.
- M'CONNELI.. S. D.,
Christ.
OSLER. William.
Science and Immortality.
PETERS. John P.
Old Testament and New Scholar-
ship
SABATIER, Auguste.
Religions of Authority.
WORDSWORTH, Gun,
Lectures on the Apocalypse.
4' ~ Sociology. Including Education.
ABBOTT. E. ll.,
Religious Life in America.
BROOKING and l'tiNthAl.'l‘,
Briefs for Debate.
CONNECTICUT.
Public Documents. V. 4.
‘Reglster and Manual, 1905_
CUBBERLEY, E. P
Syllabus of Lectures on Education.
CUSRING, F. H..
Zuni Folk "Tales.
DAVIDSON, Thomas,
Education of the Wage Earner.
.Hietory of Education,
DE OARMO, Charles,
1., Herbert and the Herbariisns.
DODD. S. C. T.,
. Trusts.
DU BOIS, W. Ill. 3,.
. Souls of “Plank Folk.
FORBUBHJ‘V
Boy Problem.
. OIDDINOS, F, PL,
Elements of Socials: 3y.
HENDERSON C. R.,
Social Spirit in Arnerirn.
. HOBSON.J J...A
Evolution of Modern Capitalism.
IIUNJI‘EIR Robert.
Poverty.
KIRKPATRICK, El. A..
Fundamentals of Child Study
MARENHOLZ- BULOW, B van,
Beatnlsccnccs of Friedrich Fros-
MUMY. E. 6....
Warns of the Present South.
ROOSEVELT Theodore,
, Strenuous Life.
x39U883AU, I. J. ..
, Emile, a treatise on education.
STRO O. Josiah. editor,
Program, a year hoolt for
16 V.
»
I
WRIGHT,C
Dome Ethical Phases of the Labor
, nestled
so . cultural science.
MORAN, Nellie, psoud.
Birds That Hunt and Are Hunted.
or bfcmtion,
_ “if ”1:12" .. I
‘ ‘ ill! ounces.
used. Inn.
lean Library Association catalogue‘
‘ .3111;
r
.. TARR. n.8,, .
Economic Geology.
TORREY. Bradfond.
Birds in the Bush.
WAL‘MSLIDY. R. ‘M.,
, Electric Current. .
WEED and DEARBORN,
WILLIAMS, R. 1’,
Useful Arts.
BRIDGE. J. if,
Comp an
BUTLER PAPER 00.,
Story of Paper-making.
CREMER and BICKNELL,
DOUBL:DAY, Russell.
Stories of Inventors.
GREEN, S B.
HOPKINS, G M.,
Home Mechanics.
LoKIN, J.,
Boy Engineers.
Young Mechanics.
PINCHOT. Gifford.
Printer of Forestry.
ROBINSON, S. W.,
Principles of Mechanism.
STODDARD. H. H.
New anrm.
STREETER, g.J W.
Fat of the Land,
WILLIAMS, A»
0
a
vol,
Fine Art:\, Including Amusements.
BALDRY
Sir John E. Mlllais
BARRETT Leon
How to Draw.
BICKERDYKE. John.
DUGMORE, A. R.,
Nature and the Camera.
GOODYEAR, W. H..
History of Art.
HOUI‘, D. l...
The World's Painters.
KREHBIEL, IL,
LAVIGNAC, A.,
Music Dramas of Wagner,
LAWRENCE, A.,
Sir Arthur Sullivan.
PATTERSON, A. W.,
Schumann.
REINACH, S
Story of Art Through the Ages.
ROBINSON, Charles Mulford.
Modern Civic Art.
ROOSE v ELT. Theodore,
. Wilderness Hunter.
STODDART, .l, H..
I-tccollectlons of a Player.
STRAND, l.. (3..
Fitmous
America. 2 v.
America. 2 v.
WAGNALIS. Mabel.
Stars of the Opera
MALT ON Isaak and C COTTON
Complete Angler.
Literature.
Brewer. E. (7.,
Reader‘s Handbook.
BURT, M. bl,
Poems
Know.
DOU,MIC Reno.
Contemporary French Novelists.
(IENING. .I. F,
Stevenson’s Attitude to Life.
HARRISON. ll‘rcdoric,
Early Victorian Literature,
JOIINsON, C. b‘.,
Forms of English Poetry,
LANG, Andrew.
MARIE, H. W.,
Backgrounds of Literature,
M'CARTHY. Justin, editor,
Irish Literature. 10 v.
MORLEY, John,
Critical Mlscellnnles.
PERRY, Bliss.
The Amateur Spirit,
REPPLIER, Agnes,
Compromises.
ROLFE, W. .l..
Life of Shakespeare.
SHEPPARD. Nathan,
Before an Audience.
STEPHEN. Leslie,
Hours in a Library.
TORREY. Bradford,
, Nature‘s Invitation.
VINCENT, Leon H.,
Cornellle.
French Academy.
Hotel dc Rumboulllet
3v.
4v.
editors,
Golden Numbers.
History and Travel.
BACON, F. M..
Narragansett Bay.
BATRSON, Mary,
Medlaeval England.
Bottom, Line,
Forward.
BARROW. George, ,
Bible In Spain.
BROWN, Henri L.,
Excelsior Brigade,
York lnfantr.
CARPENTER. if. .
Geographical Readers:
North America.
South. America.
CONN. HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Collections. v.10.
Rolls of Ooumtlout Men
French and lhdlen War.
.8. W..
racism of United states. .
ll'lflflll. Jot! a.
WWW.
=Fgoi_,.ill U .-’ is
Birds in Their Relations to Man.
introduction to Chemical Science.
Inside History of Carnegie Steel
Chemical and Metallurgical l-lsndv
Principles (le American Forestry.
Romance of Modern Engineering.
Romance of Mudern Locomotion.
Angling in Salt Water.
CLAPP, H. W..
Reminiscences of a Dramatic
Critic,
Studies In the Wagnerinn Drama.
Improvement of Towns and Cities.
Arters of the Day in
Famous Actresses of the Day in
That Every Child Should
Valot‘s Tragedy and Other Studios
WIGulN, Kitt’o D. and Nora SMITH.
History of' the Third Regiment.
72nd New
In
Valley in tel: 33in Wants to. _
##1th end Loire Ration. orw
ARON
REARN, aIcelandic,
Japan, an interpretation. -
HEILPRIN. Angelo,
, Mount Pelee.
KNOX, 'I‘. W.. . '
Decisive Battles lines Waterloo.
LANDOR. A. H. 8..
Come oi' the East.
LARNED. J. N..
History of England for Schools.
MATHER, Fred
in the Mmlslalm Lowlands.
MELVILLE. G W..
In the more. Della.
MOORE. Charles,
Northwest Under Three Flags.
MORRIS, Charles,
Russian Historical Tales
NEWBERRY and Garstang,
Short History of Ancient Egypt.
NOLL. A. ll,
Shorilllstory of Mexico.
ORSI, Pietro,
Modern Italy
PALMER, F. H. E”
Austro Hungarian Life
PRESCOTT. W. H..
Conquest of Mexico.
RAGOGIN. Z..
Story of Assyrfs.
REICH
Success Among the Nations.
SLOANE. W. M.,
French War and the Revolution.
SMITH. F. B
How Paris Amusos Itself.
STEVENSON, S. Y.,
Maximilian in Mexico.
STUNTZ, it C.
Philippines and the Far East.
VAN BERGENJI
Story of China.
Story of Japan.
VAN TYNE. C. Ii.
loyalists in the American Revo-
luliou.
WALLACE. Dillon.
Lure of the Inbrndor Wild.
Wl-IITE, S. FL,
The Forest,
The Mountains.
Blooraphy.
BLACK. William, I
Goldsmith.
CHURCH. R. W..
l
KINGSLAND. Mrs. Burton. 1 Bacon. ‘
Book of indoor and Outdoor 901“. Vl- 1‘»
Games. Adventures of Buffalo Bill.
CURTIS. W. Id.
'l‘ruc Thomas Jefferson.
True Abraham Lincoln.
HO’I‘CIIKISS. (lbniiuccy (3..
Land Hero of 1812. .
MATI-IER. Marshall,
John Ruskin.
MIN'I‘O. William,
. Daniel Defoe.
M \’ ICES, 'l". W. 11..
Wordswm‘l ll.
NICHOL. John,
llyrim.
ODER, F. A.
(lltl Pm," the Patriot.
PAR’I‘RIDGE. W 0.,
Nathan Hale the Ideal Patriot.
RENA‘A Iv‘rust.
Letters From the Holy Land.
RIIS. J. A..
'l‘ht-odorc Roosevelt.
SCHIJBY. W, 8..
Forty-five Yours Under the Flag.
STRAUS. O. 3..
Roger Williams.
TARBELL, Ida M..
Life of Napoleon.
U. S. CONGRESS.
Sherman, a Memorial,
WALDSTEIN. Charles.
Work of John Ruskin.
WIS'I‘ER. Owen.
U. S. Grant,
WOODIIERRY. George F...
Nathaniel I-lawthornc.
ATTACKED BY STRIKE SYMPATH.
~ iZER
Then Man Turned and Probably Shot
One Assailant.
CHICAGO, Mny 22.~—Al‘lcr u crowd
of strike sympalhlzcrs had attacked
Michael P‘itagcrald, n spcclnl deputy
sheriff. and followed him two blocks
first night, he turned on his assailants
and shot and probably fatally wounded
Frank Voelker. 22 year; old.
Fitzgerald was on his way to his
residence when he was assailed by
Voolker and nearly a dozen other men.
It is said they taunted lllli deputy
sheriff and struck at him. Fitzger-
uld fried to get away Illlil finally fired
in self-defense.
Voelker was taken to the hospilnl.
He Is a union press feeder. When he
fell his companions ran away. Fitz»
gorald was arrested.
W..
PUBLIC MEN All: CHRISTlANe.
CidWlllLAND, 0.. May 22.4mm-
lury of the Treasury. Leslie M. Show
spoke at the Sunday school of the
First Methodist Church here yesterday
and said that he wanted the members
of the Sunday school to know that. he
and many other men do public life at
Washlnaton Were church members and
Christians. iic said there was it .no
lion in some quarters that Washingt
ilflli luls no not pay lunch alloullon
religious matters; but he said this was
not. the case. He also told the them
her» of the Sunday school that he
wanted them to know lltat he had been
It Sunday school it urrintondsnl for
twenty years. Ressl that Chrletvm
sacrificed st the demand of public on
futon. He said that it does not. of»
ways follow that the voice of the poo
pie is the voice of God
The secretary left at five o ’clock for
St. mots. sprouts for Oklahoma City,
where he will sddreu s trl-stste coir
volition of the Y M C. A
BALL PLAYIHGOA DIA'I‘H ITOPPID
CHICAGO. 33%, 22. —-!l‘he sudden
death of inherent . Johnston has put
an end to a hall gems in which he was.
a player. ,
Johnston m at the but just. listens
life death. in. hit theta! d not to
ilru lieu. Rs was not out.
reached first he turn to run bash
wh‘ ntheotherpi rewrote; ill
but; ed? tot when he an
o
- .t
it is the cream of cod liver
oil. At the some time it is a
blood-maker, a nerve ionic
and a flesh-builder. But
principally it is food for tired
and weak digestions, for all
who are fat‘starvcd and thin.
ltis pleasant to take; children
like it and ask for more.
We'll send you a sample. free
SCO’I‘T & DOWN E, 409 Post] Street. New York.
ON WARRANT FROM GOVERNOR,
Farrell Arrested in Bridgeport for a
Serious Offence.
BRIDGEPORT. May 22.~—Jnmen A.
Farrell was arrested Saturday by he
pnty Shay”! Doolau. on a warrant re-
ceived from Gov. Roberts directing
him to arrest Farrell and deliver him
to Detctlve McNauglii of New York.
Farrell was a very much surprised
man, for he had anticipated that he
was to be at liberty until 3 n. m. at
least when he expeclcd that his attor-
ney, Frederick A. Bartlett, would so-
eure a writ f lichens corpus.
The offence for which Farrell is
wanted lg punishable by a long form
in State‘s prison. lie is alleged to
have taken advantage of Iicssle Foley,
age 14, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. .lns.
Foley of this city. On March II. It is
said. Bessie first incl Farrell in com-
puny with a woman named Becker. in
it saloon ()n flic following chncs.
day. Bessie went in New York. it is
claimed that Farrell had preceded her
in New York and when she arrived
committed the crime for which he has
been Indicted In New York, The moth
er of the missing girl, learning that
she had gone to New York instead
of to her place of employment. as she
said she intended to do, crignccd the
services of a private dolor-live who to
cured the girl in New York. Resell:
was turned over in the. (lorry Society,
where she now is.
The Gerry Soelcty cullcd the atten-
tion of the New York authorities to the
story of the girl. and Farrell was in-
dicted and arrested on a fugitive war-
rant.
When Governor Roberts was about
to grant the requisition of the scene
ed. his attorney made such a timer-
mincd opprmlllon film the Governor
decided to allow a preliminary lnvcsiiv
gutln bolero be encoded in the moment
of (luv. Higgins, Hie wifc is unwaver-
ing in her protestntlona of her con-
fidence In his Innonucc.
THE RICHEBT MAN lN THE
WORLD.
The richest man in the world can
not have his kidncys replaced nor lirc
without them, so it is important not to
neglect these organs. if Foley's Kid-
ney Cure Ia taken at the first sign
of danger. the symptoms will disap-
pear and your health will be restored.
organs as nothing also will. Oscar
llowmun, Lebanon Ry, writes. "I
have used Foley's Kidney Cure and
lllke great pleasure in stating it our-
ed the xuérlunncntly uf kidney disease.
which certainly would have. cost me
my life." Sold at Plulstud's Drug
Store. “
CONN. R. 6, L. CO. SUED FOR
$25,000.
Anoonla Women Alleges She Has Sue.
tained Injuries Which Will
Cause Her Death.
NEW llAV 1N. May 22. w’l‘ho Con-
necticut Railway & Lighting Company
were. served with notice of a null for
825,000 which will be brought against
them in behalf of Mrs. Mary A. El.
Iloll. of nnsonin, for injuries received
May 6. 1905. in that city. She was
riding In one of that layiupany's cars
which was going at a high rate pf
speed. Ii crashed into a freight. train
at Illu bridgi- crossing and Mrs. Elliott
and several other passengers were in-
,iurod. Mrs. lciilou was paralysed and
internally hurt and It is considered
doubtful If she can recover. it is
claimed that tin.- muploycs of the Con-
necticut Railway & Lighting Conlpnuy
were supposed to run slow and care
fully at this point. The suit In rot urn.
able to the June term of the Superior
court in this city.
W
TlRRIFIO RACE WITH DEATH.
"lioeth was lost approaching,"
wrllos nelpb F. Fernandez. of Tampa
Fla. describing Illa fearful race with
death, “as a result of liver trouble and
heart disease, wbic it had robbed me of
sleep. and of oil Interest in lilo l hull
tried many fllfl'l'rt-tif «inc-tots and soy
oral medicines, but got no benefit un
til i began to use luloclrlc hitters So
wonderful was their effort, that In
litres doyl’t I fell like u new man, and
today I am cured of all my ironblcs.‘
Guaranteed at ll‘. Ii. Buster's Drus
Store; price 50c
durum VICTORIA'S ACOIDINT.
WIRE BADIIIN Prussia. May .——
The sccident to the German Empress
Augusta Victoria (who fell down stairs
yesterday) while rather more severe
than at first reported will not have
any serious cons dances. . The out
on her forehead will probably leave a
slight scar. Her majesty suffers from
occasional attacks of vertigo and to
this is attributed her loss of balance on
the stairs. ,
W
THIN! I. A DI'FIHINCI.
he Cough dyrups Is that it moves the
almost funicular
' contains as opiates used silks tor
or old. m pool. one s‘ ,
The difference between Kennedy's
Laxative Money and Tu and all other
bag: thgiiospsl‘gng afield from 3m
e . re use nervs~ s-
d ‘ 'l’teiise l on the
finals? ‘ R W
i “Mi?”
or as
I h tire
as It strengthens and builds up these-
I
. Collector of Twin!
lion of cars, As a. large attendance
is expected. the committee has ar-
ranged to hold the hearing in the sen»
nte chamber.
The following bill, approved by
many large manufacturers of the
state, will be offered as a compromise
proposition:
An Act Concerning Damages for the
Detention of Railroad Cars.
Be It orinctod by the senate and house
, of representatives In general as—
sembly convened:
Section I. No company owning or
operating a railroad in this state shall
claim, demand or collect from any
shipper or consignee of merchandise
of freight any sum. damage or charge
for the delay or dention of cars in
feuding or unloading. for any period
Section 2. The period of time pro—
vided for in the preceding section
shall be computed after the respec-
tive cur shall become accessible to
the shipper or consignee for the pur-
pose of loading or unloading and af-
ter reasonable notice has been given
or mailed to the shipper or consignee
that such car is or will be so accos-
sible.
Section 3. Section 3,744 of the gen-
eral statutes is hereby repealed.
«All the healing, balsamic virtues
of the Norway pins are concentrated
in Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, na-
ture’s own remedy for coughs and
colds.
BATTLESHIP AFRICA LAUNCHED.
LONDON, May 3t).~—The firslclass
battleship Africa. of “5.350 tone was
launched at Chafhnm doekynrd today.
She is of the King Edward VII. type.
The armament of the Africa consists
of four flinch guns, four 9.2 inch. ten
6-inch and 28 sninller guns. She has
four torpedo tubes. is designed to
steam 18.5 knots and will have a com-
plement of 716 ofllccrs and men.
HOT WEATHER FILES.
Persons sfflkled with lines should
be careful at this season of thr year.
llol weather and bad drinking water
coiiirlbulc to the conditions which
make plies more painful and danger-
ous, I')eWItt's Witch Hazel Salvo
stops the pain, draws out. the soreness
and cures. Got the genuine, bearing
the name of E. C. DoWitt 8.: Co. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
HARBOR VIEW
BEACH.
An ideal spot for a. summer home.
inspect the quaint Japanese bungalow.
built by native workmen. 3,000 feet
of, shore front.‘ Fine view" Bost-
lng, bathing, selling and fishing. Play
ground for the children. Late for
sale from
$300 UPWARDI).
Easy terms. Special inducements
to the builders. Sand for illustrated
booklet. It Is worth reading. It
tells you how to sequlro n summer
home. ‘
J. ll. Iawrence. Agent,
No. 2 So. Main st. So. Norwslk, Conn.
or the owners,
THE HARBOR VIEW REALTY 60..
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Subcol Taxes
Union School District
The taxpayers of the Iouth Norwalk
Union School District. are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of one and
onequurter mills on the dollar, laid on
the town assessment list of 1909. at a
meeting of the district. hold on the
llih day of June, loci. of the Franklin
school. will be due and payable on the
first day of May, 1905, at which time
i shall be ready to receive some at
Billions-Powell's drug store, 82 Wash-
ington street. Penalty at the rate of
9 per cent. atyear will be charged on
and after June "£1905.
F A. 'I‘OLLES
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwslk. April 21,
lllllii bill to II
runes;
Crrr TAXES
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwslk are hereby notified that the
city lax of seven (7) mills on the dol-
lur. laid on the assessment list 011904,
at a city meeting held in Quittnsr's
Hall, on theiuth dey of March, 1806;
also the library fund tax of conquer
top (it) of s mill on the dollar. laid at
the same time will be due and payable
on the first day of May, 1906, at which
“met will receive the some at Jacob
e
.. A...
Place. Penalty at the rate of nine
(I) per cost. it your from May 1, 1906.
will he churned on all bills romslulsl
unpaid after- June 1. title; . «a,
“' ratios PAUL.
our
ha»-
of
.v.
edits Norwellt r
Hit“ “It?“ soul Mil. $5. .
of less than three consecutIVe days.
Sundays and legal holidays excluded. ‘
M. uyton‘s clues. No. d. Rsllmd,
umounls than applied for.
till”,
lliili'
' age in our line.
interest Payable Semi-Annually, Ap rll and October. at the adios of the
BTAMFORDTRUBT COMPANY, TRUSTEE, STAMFORD. DONN.
A large part of the above Loan having been sold. the remaining
aonos one orcsaso AT PAR .
. TO YIELD FULL o are CENT. on THE mvss'rmsu-r.
Interest le Payable From April 1st,1905.
The right is reserved to reject any application and to award smaller
The Undoreipned Will Receive Subscriptions.
And Furnish Full Particulars Upon Request.
IIIE SHIPPAN POINT [AND COMPANY.
EDWARD MoVICKAfi, Gen’l Manager, or JAMES B. JENKINS. Pres't.
27 Pine 8%., New York.
Stamford, Conn.
We Den’ t Expect It
to do all the butchering business In
town; but our meats, the way we cut;
and serve them and our exceedingly
modest prices warrant us in looking
for a large share of the town‘s patron-
This card asks only
a trial order from you. We hope the
way we fill it will Induce you to favor
us again.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Schaub.
22 Washington Street. .. Phone 3222.
The Paris Ural.
THE ONLY STORE FOR WELL
WALKS.
BLINK l
“watery” and smart—WHAT'S THE TI
examined at once.
HOMER B. HOYT,
United Bank Building,
Special Appointments of
Chico hours sw—n: 45 12.45—6: 00.
.oomil
your eyes examined again?
IT’S FREE.
Graduate
68 WALL, STREET.
we W m...» . ..... w...c-.......«.__,.,7..._ m“ m
BLINK!
Blink no more. When your eyes tire and ache-when they become
.ucs to preserve them and prevent complicated eye trouble.
when his glasses are wholly to blame.
and bull liaise
33 SOUTH MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
CLOSING OUT SALE.
COATS. FORMER PRICE $8.50, NOW .............. 33.98
SILK SHIRT WAIST SUITS ........................ $8.98
BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS ........................ $1.98 UP
WAISTS, OTHERS ASK “.00, OUR PRICE .......... 39¢
DRESSED LADIES IN THE NOR.
ILINKI‘
ME to care for them—to take meas-
Have your eyes
Rob-acting Optician,
South Norwsllr,
convenience of patrons.
Saturday evenings, 7—9.
Conn.
00W.
EYES DHAIBI:
Often one attributes a lack of clear-nose of vision to his eyes
AND GLASSES MUST BE CHANGED
ACCORDINGLY.
Would It not be well to have
0. B. Jackson,
Optician.
NORWALK. OT.
FIVE TI-f OUBAND
Cedar Bean Poles
BRADLEY'S POTATO MANURE, MAPES‘
PHATE OF LIME ASHES, ETC.,
FERTILIZERS, SUPER-PHOS«
A 'l‘
RAYMOND BROS
South Norwslk, Conn.137 Washington Street.
l’lmuo MB ~13.
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you always got at aehsub's. We can
give you any kind of s vehicle that you
desire that is in the latest style, easy
riding. comfortable and handsome. and
s horse to bitch to it that is of coed
style and speed and gentle in harness.
Our prices are low enough to enable
you to enjoy Spring driving without
ting the «let.
Jacob Schoub,
TWO INTRANOII.
to Washington street. Olsy Street.
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wife is s model women. "
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led i re was containing about
n. say tissue nicalel
er made he Militias on
don’t 1“think u l o; ,l” 9 too
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Circle tisofg'disrry dentures his:
GOAL. COAL. COAL.
Now In the time to lay in your cool, you will save money by to-
king advantage of our summer schedule.
Our price is reduced. and the quality of our cool can not be but.
Call and examine our stock bolero leaving your or!» elsewhere.
The Harris 8: Bass 00.
68 Water ilt.. l-lo. Norwelit.
”Gracious. litl lei" exclaimed the lit-
tie girl‘s mother, "why are you show
but in that horrible fashion? Why
sent you be diet like Willie?”
“item not to quiet the way we’re
playin‘" replied Mists "lies puss
retain Winch iota and its you. ~-
Norwalk Chronicler