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SITUATION IS VERY TENIE. LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
_ ......... HARTFORD, Connecticut, May 24.“
Rival War Commanders Watching;'l‘he substitute bill which repeals
section 324 of the general statutes tin-
der which the Atwood suits against
delinquent administrators, etc, were
insttttod, was passed by the Senate
Each Other Like Hawks“
GUNSHU PASS, Manchuria, May 34.
“The situation is very lease. The
rival commanders are watching each ”m. morning, Senator Judson, of the
other ““8 hawks, bl“ ”WV“ ““5 ”W“ judiciary committee. said tltnt. it tilti
“0 decisive "WV“ 3"“ it“ ”1“ 0"" “fluid apply to actions bonding. which
Field Marshal Oyunta. l‘““""”"“- were taken care of in the bill roportod
Ronnenhampft' made a hold rectnttttiis- in the House yesterday. .
”“99 M the "93‘ 0" ”WW“ "““dm‘l A minority report of the committee
casualties, lull tho ctn'respondcut of on military affairs favoring the Matti
The Associated Press is not allowed to i strcot site in Hartford for a state 31.-
telegraph the result“ obtained. H is sons] and armory was presontod to
w 5 till it
Hi E illlllHl
instills 1.
Gift of Morris K. iessup, of
New "York. Announced
Through Ambrose S. Hurlbutt.
Formerly President of the
Central National Bank of
Norwalk
Westport is jubilant. The horn is'
to have a new $30,000 library, a pres-i
out from Morris K. .Iossup. president
of tho New York Chamber of Com-
morcc, n philanthrtmist. u vcry much
respected man and reputed to be worth
many millions.
This handsome gift was announced
through Ambrose S, iiuributt. well-
itnown in Norwalk, as well as West—
IIIOIIN'I‘ ARRIVAL! or venue.
BOSTON. May air—Arrived: Oxon-
tan. from Antiwar-o; ‘
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of vNorwalk, tie. Probate
Court. May 16th, A. I).. I005.
Estate of Cornelia 1.. Baker late of
Norwalk elli said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Administrator ex.
hibit his Administration account to
this Court for adjustment, at the Pro-
bate office in Norwalk, on the 24m day
of May, 1005. at 10 o'clock forenoon'.
anti that all persons interested in said
Estate may be notified thereof, the
Administrator will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having 3_
circulation iii said District, at least
live days before said 24th day of May,
1903'.
’ HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
in” 3t
tndiesdttinlinnl
l4‘tir the remainder of the week i
will sell liliutiy-ttl-Wt‘til‘ tints for
$1.95
,ion of Russian infantry and
possible that it was chnonkatnpii's ”1,. Senate this morning.
cavalry which pcnotrtttod southwest of bit-d for calendar.
Fakontan.
A' dispatch front 'I‘oitio May 22 said:
“A body of the enemy‘s cavalry. dis-
mounted, attacked 'l‘angshcd, on the
right. bank of the Lino River, thirteen
miles southwest of Fakamon, on the
morning of May 20. After an engage
ment lasting tWo hours the. enemy rc-
tl‘eated in disorder toward the south-
west abandoning 300 men killed or
wounded".
TOKIO. May 24, 10:15 a. iii—«Impor—
ial army headquarters made. the t’oi~
lowing announcement today:
“On the afternoon of May 21. a but.
taliott of Russian infantry and
squadrons of cavlry attacked the nor-
thern height at Cbinyangpao, ten miles
north of Wesyuanpaomon, hilt were re-
pulsed.
“On the morning of May ‘22 :1 Initial-
tltrco
troops of cavalry advanced along the
Kirin-Taolo roads toward Chicncbcnt.
20, and one company of infantry gniir
ed the western height near the village.
but we repulsed them.
“The Russian cavalry on the right
bank of the Lino River commenced a
retreat. on tho morning of May 22. and
at 5 o'clock iii tho afternoon the enemy
had reached a point south of 'l‘aluu.
which lies i7 miles west of lt‘nkumon.
“With lhc exception of small coiiis‘
ions, there is otbcrwiso no change in
the situation."
81‘. PE’i‘ERSRliRi‘I, May trim-Tho
authorities hero iIuYt‘ no confirmation
of the report toiographod from 'l‘oitio
to the London ilnily ’l‘ologi'uph to the
effect that tho .lapttnoso have cut the
railroad to Vladivostok and isolatcd
that fortress. The directors of toio-
graphs informed The Associated Press
today tiint there are. two lines to Viilti'
ivostok. onc direct by way of Ritalin-
rovsk, Siberia, and the othcr via i-lar—
bin. The former is working anti no
interruption of tho litttod had boon rc-
portod this morning from Harbin
whence ntcssngos arc constantly arriv-
ing. Inquiries on the subject have
been disptttt-bod to Iliirbin. The War
Office had no news of the railroad iii“
ing cut, but the idea that tho forlross
is cut off on the land sido is regarded
as absurd, though it is always possible
that a small raiding party tuight roach
the railroad and tomporarily damage
it. 'Bttt it is considorcti impossible
that a .lupanoso, i‘orco of
strength to hold tho railroad could
have passed through Ibo Russian skir-
mish lines which koop in touch for the
entire distance boiweon General I.iuo.~
vitch’s army and the dlvxislou along
the 'I‘unton River.
S'i‘. I’itl'i‘iCRSBUlttl, May 24.~--tlt-iiot'-
at Lincyltt-b, nntlcr ditto of May 23. rc-
ports that a Russian detachment Slit"
cessfnlly nttaokod tho .Iapanoso
trenches on tho iicigitls north of tllo
Nation of Uhaugtufn. May 21, forcing
the Japanese it) cxucuttto their trench-
es.
NAGASAKI. May 24. ii a. in.~-'i‘ho
British slciimcr Lint-laden. which Was
emitted by the Japanese south of Ko-
rea on May in. was released by tho
naval prize court at Siisebo yesterday.
The French steamer Quang Nam.
which was seized on tho sumo tlaio
near the Pescntioros islands. hits ar-
rived at Sascho.
ODESSA. May 24. ----- According to ad.
vices received here (Ion. Kaulbars.
commander of the second Manchurian
army. will return to Odessa owing to
the fact that his health is shattered.
SAIGON. (‘ticltin-Chinu. Mtty tit-«Al
the request, of the German consul bore
the naval authorities have Incarcerat-
ed on board the French battleship Ro-
dpuhtahlo the crew of the German col-
]ier Hans Menzel anchored off Nim-llc.
The crew mutinetl and refused to con-
tinue the voyage. fearing war risks.
Orders have been issued rigorously
prohibiting tho delivery of coal in
French territorial waters.
he
The rm: TO Deroerr
your honey is now, Don't wait until
’yon get moron. ,You'll be tempted to
spend what you here while waiting.
.nealdeg you will be losing interest
avail. titty yon‘keep the money in your
we t.
_ rat. IOU”! NORWALK
“ I‘VIUUI DINA
It” hem of t 4 l depositors who are
' may it into big ones. Small
but tutti ; it: and interest are
whatnot» at (row.
six.
siiiiioicnté
t
i
it was to-
A majority report
against the site was received yester-
day. A lively debuto is anticipatctl
when the matter coinos tip for ac-
tion.
The bill repealing the goncrai rail-
road law. piinsod by the House. last
Work, was stilt-rod for action on the
Senate calendar today. At tho ro-
tilitté-‘l, of Senator Bradstreet, chalrnntn
of the railroads committee, it was
consigned to the foot of the calendar.
Resolutions amending the charters
of ilto Bridgeport Land and Title (Tom-
pttny, New Milford Power Company.
Woman‘s Seaman‘s Friend Stlcicty of
Connecticut. Sharon Electric Light
Company, East Hartford and illusion-
btiry Street Railway Company. Hurt“
ford Street Railway Company; nuilt~
oriziug the Borksiiirt Power (‘ompany
to erect it dam and to tnkc laud Iiooti~
cd ihcroby; incorporating iho Willi»
mantit- and Stafford Street Railway
(.‘ompuny: concerning a t'tHlll'HiilliOIi of
tho i‘it‘i'litlil laws; authorizing tho city
of \Vutorllttry to issue city bail bonds
to tho amount of $50,000; biii regulat-
ing tho tunpionnont of architects on
public buildings: bill timondlug an act
establishing tho town court of Nor-
wnlk; bill amciitling tlnncltartor oi
iiit‘ city of Now iint'cn concoruing tho
collection of Inxos: resolution incor-
porating the l'oqunbuck \\'ult~r (‘oni‘
puny: bill concerning the tippointmont
of administrators with tho will at-
tached, Wt'l‘t‘ pnsscd front the onion-
dnr.
'l‘ho proposition for tho stato to pur-
chase the Eldridgo t'tliii't'ilUII ol' t‘|\'li
War relics at a cost of 525.000 was
dofcittcd. 'l‘lto resolution making tito
necessary appropriation and authoriz—
ing tho purchase was uttvot'soiy report
all by tho committee on capitol t'urnl»
tnro and grounds. Sountor lib-knoll.
of tile 'l‘hirtccnth district. itdvociitcd
tho purchase. bttt did not vote against
sustaining tho commiltco‘s report.
The Sonuto rejected the omployors'
iiabilitiy bill in (‘Ollt'lll‘l‘t‘lli't‘ with tho
[il't'YitlIiH notion of tho ilonso.
Adjournment, was taken until lizifi
'i‘iiurstlhy.
OBITUARY NOTES.
nuts. iliA E. llARNl'M.
After a lingering illness with organ-
io hoart discaso. ltln 15.. wito oi‘ .loltti
(‘. Barnum. tilt-d Monday morning at
itol' homo, ll; (‘rofnt strool. ilnnbur)’.
Mrs. Iiarnutu was tho daughter of Wil-
liam tutti Emma Light, t‘orntorly of
Ilittthttry. Silo was married to Mr. liar-
nuin, Dot-anther 2ft, littll. anti is sur-
\'i\'t‘ti by nor husband, who is it bt‘oiir
or of Mrs. Edward floors. of South
Norwnlk, hct‘ iuothor and two broth-
crs. Edward Light. of South Norwaiit,
and (lrovcr Light. of I‘tutgltpocksio. N.
i'., also two sistors, Mrs, Lottie tlnilcs
of Norwalk. and Miss Naomi Light. of
South Norwtilk. Mrs. Ilurnttut was a
young lady of cstimnblt- character, and
sunny disposition and will bc sinccro-
ly mourned by many friends.
The funeral was conducted by the
Rev. J. '.. Ellis. at tho Advcni Chris-
titm church. at 2:30 p. m.. today.
TO PLAY IN YONKERS.
A hast-bail team, known as tho Nor-
wnlk High School Nine wont to You-
here. New York. today, to play the
Yonkers High School loam. 'I‘bo Nor.
walk team is tttittic up as follows:
Pitcher, Edward Crcngh; catcher. M.
Slitltory; first ltttso. Fraillk Brundngo;
second base, (‘ltarlcs E. Johnson. .Ir.;
short stop. Volk; third base. iaiwrcnco
Henley; left field. Dagon: confer ,clti.
Shea; right field. (fancy. Arthur Wil-
son, formerly of Norwalk. is a. pitcher
on the Yonkers High School loam.
SAYS PHILADELPHIA I8 ROTTEN.
NEW YORK. May 24.-~—Rev. Charles
H. Parkhurst sailed for Liverpool ‘lo-
day on the Baltic. The only com-
ntont he. would make on public ques-
tions before sailing Wits that. in tho
rnct- for rolicnncss, Philadelphia would
win. with New York a close second.
it}. 8. Willard, the. actor. also sailed on
the Baltic.
EPWORTH LEAGUE DELEGATES.
The local delegates from the South
Norwaik Epworlh Ileagnc to the Pin-
worth League convention to ho hoiti
in mint Vernon tomorrow will take
the 1:”: train from this city. The tlol.
t‘gttlt‘tt are Mrs. W. B. Bean. Mr. anti
. Mrs. Alonzo Smith, Mr. and Mrs. ml-
llam lt‘. Jennings, Miss May Fallon,
ldtwronco ilrown. Miss 'l‘thal Hpragno.
Mrs. (leorge Scotleld. Mitts bottle
Croat-mien, and Miss Annie Bishop.
UEPUTY SHERIFF! ON GUARD.
BALIA‘I'I‘ON. N. Y.. May 2I.—~i'ieputy
sin-riffs who wem sent to the Delaware
and Hudson and ilostnn anti Maine
freight yards at Mmhanlcuvillc, where
a strike of freight handlers in in pro-
gress. were. still on guard today. Some
of the strikers appeared to he in an
ugly mood; lint they‘.miule no attempt
at violence.
moo IAIRD’! COMMENCIMINT.
invitations have been issued for the
commencement exercises of Mill
Baird’s Seminary which will occur on
mayday. June tit .
.port Mr, l'itiributt was president of
tho Central National think of Norwalk
several years ago. Mr. Hurlbutt paid
a. visit to Mr. ,lcssup Monday. and it
was thou that the philanthropist nu;
folded his generous pitta.
Westport holds a dear spot in Mr.
.lessup‘s heart, for it was there that
ho was born and raised. it is very
evident from his present gift that the
olti associations have not, boon for-
gottcn. in connection with his pros-
ont not, it Is licllcvotl lillii‘ the new
library is not the only thing be ox—
pools to giro. Wostpori. liis full plans
have not bocn made known as yt‘l.
it‘ORMltllt l’ltit‘iCS $3 TO M.
tits I. Efiittchinson,
with M. 3. Smith 6 Co.,
' 92 Washington Street.
S FOX.
THE LADIES' TAILOR.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
Begs to announce to the ladies that
. . . . . . , ‘. in l
Tm) "Ow ”hm” will undoubtedly he hurtdhrtilsd‘iiri’n:"not'tht‘lvfliiiiitlt‘: lthllL k‘i‘n‘d:
. . , . . '1 ' v - _ I . v
‘1 handsomt “mum” and u “”1 prob of Roiitly-to-Wcar t‘lothcs. We also
ably be constructed of stone or brick. ,
' ~ ' * i o of Ladies
Its-silo has boon connected with the W l _ fitllgcwa‘ssottlll) [:4 We have
.Icssnp name for a great many yoursi " 5“” tom‘ "" up ( .' ,
.. ’ ,. ‘ ‘ ,some nice bkirts froth $3 tip to 3..
lho building will bi.- built on the Emitt‘ovort (‘loih ('o'its front ”50 up to
of tlio ptostnt low of buildings, oppo (m. and perfect
have it
$9.40, Alterations
Nlit‘ thc lit-siport iiotol and known iit guurtttttcctl. w“ nl>o giro litmt
as lint .Iosstip block. 9., ”n fi (.fl“ 1" ln\' stm‘c before go-
(if lute ycnt‘s tlto property has not i‘ i D ' ‘ '
boon itopt tip to its old limo standid‘d ting elsewhere.
and is now occupied partially byi31 Main 5‘-
ltuiians. 'l‘hougit itot owned for so“. ~
oral yours by Mr. .loa‘stip. it still rtui
tnluod tho old llilil'li'. Mr. JI‘Sbllll ro~
ccntiy silt-cocdotl in purchasing it lliit‘k‘ ‘ ’ n l .
again, i re “fl 8 "I“
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Norwalk. Ct.
Tel. Call 97-5.
SIGHTED RACING YACHTS.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
Several of Vessels Noted by Returning
Steamers. ‘,SHORE DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
NEW YORK. May 24.—~~’I‘bc tbrco-g OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
mastotl scltooncr yacht boliovctl to iii'i TO ORDER
tho American built i'lownnp, one of;
tho contestants iit tlto trans-Atlantic,
ratio for lilo Emportu' William cup. was;
sightoti at 4 p. Ill. on May L’l liy llio BATH HOUSES T0 RENT BY SEA.
oil tank stoumcr l.it (‘nmpino $.40 miles-f SON.
duo cast of Sandy Hook Lightship;
'I‘ito innit stoamot' roptn‘toti sighting
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BATHING AND FISHING.
il‘.'k'ii ‘ii ""i""‘ll.e-- '3‘] 0.8 l' . '
“3...: ‘:.:...‘.‘.‘.‘.‘.‘ "i~.'.'.“:.:.;...'.;‘ 3:." :31. . E. at nan. Proprietor ;,
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t‘ampinc said they pusscd within a
qnttrlor of it mile of tho sailing vossol
niid whilo titt-y Woro unable to distitr
guish llor signals or naino they \\'(‘rt':
satisfied trout ilt‘l' iinos that she was
tho l'towttnn.
Tito Atlantic, anotlior of tho racing
rooms. which was roportotl several
days ago its stgittcd into at night oil
tho 20th, Itttd coyot‘otl nearly 700 ntilos
up to that IiIllt‘.
i’iili.AliEl.PllI.-\. May 2-i.~~(‘api.
Crosby. of the British tank stenmorie 50
Sitxolt-ino. which nl'rivcd licro totiaytgflg'x
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
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_ TIMETABLE.
In Effect December A, 1004.
.—
NEW YORK.
: 6:65, 7:46. 8:20x, 8:42. 9:07!.
, 9:5I,10:55x. 11:01.
’. M.—12:‘19£5V’1205. 3205:, 8:51.
:iOx. 5:46. 6:01x. 6:361, 7223!,
froth ('ardiff rcports having possod two
of the yachts which are now racing
across tho Atlantic. On Saturday May 3:00,. 9:52x 10:32.
20. at z: a. m.. itt lntitudo 42.2. longi-; ' ' Sundayl.
tndo 01.41 tho Saxoioino passed It A M—12:52x 5.3;“ 5;“; 3:53
till‘t‘t‘dlltiflit‘ii schooner yacht snpposod 9:421 . ' I ' ' '
to bo titc Atlantic and at 7 it. in, ou‘ p, M __2~5qx 3.05, 515 3:01;
tho sniuc day sltc passed an American 7:23 8:00x..9‘:5i3x, .1031 ' ' '
bark, supposed to ho tho Apache. The
weather at tho tinto was tlnc itilti thorn NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-—-4:50, 5:50. 8:50, 7:50, 8100!.
was it fresh wcsloriy wind. t‘npt.
Crosby says that the boats were may. 8150!. 9100!. 10:02x, 10:04, 11:00:.
P. M.-12:02x. 1:05. 2200!, 2:65,
lug fast limo. : 11102-
CONNEC‘t‘ICUT MEDICAL SOCIETY, 3:31x. drtiix. 4:09. 4:32, 5201:, 6:07.
iiAit'l‘Ptflti). May ill" Tito lliilh no.15127. 6:00x. 0:02, 8:003. 9129. 11:001.
ntial meeting of tho tfotitttvctit'ui Modi' 12:00:.
cal Society was begun this afternoon; .
aftor tho president, ilr. William l~l.‘ A- M-"'5100.7:30,10203.
(‘armalh of Now Haven. and the fcl‘. P- his-5:02. 6:00. 3100.11300. 13100.
lows of the organization hutl met iit‘ SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
the iluht Memorial Building and had" . HAVEN.
attended to routine buslttcss. 'l‘hol _ . . .
convention listened to reports of dol- A‘ M' 12.1“, 1.21x, 1'58"
cgittos to other sot-lotios and to the an.
anal report of tho secretary. after
which pnpors on profossiuai topic.
limited to twenty minutes each worfict S"§'fl'3§.'§:,‘2.1'2°‘.,'9'3°,” to above.
read. The convention will continue, ' ' ' ' and”; '
"""“”"“’~ A M.—12:1ix.1:21x. izosx. 7:40.
9:11. 11:11x. P. M.-—ti:44.1:10:, 9:10;
SOUTH NORWALK ‘I'D DANIURY.
A. ifs-6:20, 0:553, 9:68.
P. M.—1:25, «38:, 0217!. 6:08. 7:17.
DANIURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-li:lil5. 1:051. 8:11. 10:09:,
11:46. '
P. M.—-I:1lix. 0:881. OMS.
toad-ye to Denbury.
A. M—leb.
P. M.-—7:86.
To Booth Namath.
A. lie—7:“.
P. [—4200
Sundnyl.
6:16.
7:36. 8:33, 0:1]x.‘10:031. 11:11:. 11:“.
P. M.-—-—12:051, 1:21. aziix. 4:25.
5:30. 8107!, 6:33. 7:10x, 9:101, 11:24.
SCARLET AT WILLIMANT C.
Wll.i.iMAN'I‘i(‘.. Conn, May “4,-..
Dr. C. A. Lintbdoy. of the stain board
of health visited this pint-c today in
connection with the epidemic of arm»
lot fovor iii the city. lir. Iiintlsioy
considers the epidemic Norituts and.
has cautioned tho honith authoriticsi
to use ovary means to check Ihol
spread of tho tllaoano. Iit-rotoforo the
percentage of deaths from the disease
was 3 per cent. and at tho present
time it In 50 per cont. Rcvorai houses
are quarantined and police- officers
are guarding them with great t'III't‘.
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A. M.—12:t.2x,,n:33x, 6:45;, 6:10x. '
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A glance at the values we offer
was. LEADING pardons scone. ,‘
TRISTRAM&HY
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
'i“‘ “in.
MA? at. :903.
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WHITE GOODS. , ,
in this line tells a story of unptitcetlented ironies. Just the things that the
season demands are here In fullest assortment. iii unquestionable quality, in desirable styles and at prices lower
than the lowest‘.,that have ever been
India Linens,
Plain Nainsook.
India Mulls. ,
Swiss Mulls.
French Organdles,
SC to 40c
20c ,to 59c
the. to 200
25c to 75c
Imported Novelties iii Fancy Mercer
the to 50cliiemstitchetl Lawns.
quoted on like merchandise.
I Stripe and Check Dimiities, 12%0 to 35c
250 to‘l‘nic
150 to 500
the to 40c
18c to 75c
Wash Chiffon, 250 to 760
Check and Stripe Nainsooit, 10c to 35c
Warp Wells, 160 to 600
Dotted Swiss. 20c to 50¢
Persian Dawns,
English Nhineook,
Silk Mlliih,‘
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mu waned-onus 18c to 500
. Special Prices on Covert Cloth J ackéts.
We have made three lots of on
titetn out.
Lot No i.——Jttckets which have been $5.00. for
Lot No. 2.———.Ittcltets which have been $6.00 to $7.50 for . . . . . . .
Lot No. 3.-—Jackets which have been 5
r 'I‘an Covert Cloth Jackets attd have made low prices on them to close
......... . ...... ..... $3.00
$5.00
$8.00
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--...--nuw-.. ....... .p-..«...
10.00 to $12.00 for
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.....--. ..... hostel-ea!!!
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,conn.
TO TAGE NEW CANAAN PLAY.
Fred W. i-loyt has been engaged to
stage a play for the New Canaan Ca-
dets. 'l‘ho affair will be given iii the
opera house in that plitCe iii June. The
rehearsals are now in progress.
‘ , I
. , T1es
For Children
and ltttlics' \vcar ill‘t‘ cxcootllugly
popttlltr this spring. We have a
very largo line of this nobby I
stylc of Tie. at ‘
25c and 50c
A large and cxolusivc line of 1
Wash it‘our-iu-iiands.
25c
'l'liis Scarf prontisos to be the 1
, summer loader.
.——.—
Watch
this bliiit't? for lint-resting sioro
news.
Joseph Dams,
TAILOR.
t‘l.()'l'iilit}lt.
MATTER.
lt‘l’ltNlSHER.
~ 85 \‘i'itsitington bit. So. Norwnik.
Opcn
Saturday Evenings.
Monday, \i'otincsdny and ::
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West Washington Street.-
Special Reductions in an De-
partments, and Easy Pay-
ments will prevail
as ever.
H. 'Krieger it Go. ’ ‘
wt snitf him
your favor. if selling the right
Coal at the right price and deliv-
ering it in the right way will
~ do it.
This is a good‘ time to lay in-
your Coal for next winter; prices
are at bottom and our Coal in
fine condition. Others are buy--
ing now—you‘d better think
about it.
lite" fonts that 00.
South Norwatit.
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR Goons CttaRGED
AND PRICES WILL BE LOWER Trudeau};
GOODS SOLD ANYWHERE ELSE.
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK ON DRESSES
FOR GIRLS. WE HAVE THEM FROM 25c T0
$3.50. WE ALSO CARRY THE LARGEST ASSORT-
MENT OF LAWN WAISTS, PRICES FROM 75c To
$3.00. ‘ .
OPEN A CRARGE “ACCOUNT AND PAY FOR
YOUR PURCHASES IN CONVENIENT WEEKLY-
PAYMENTS.
H. Kri'eger 8t 00.
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SPECIALS
Potatoes 550 per nk.
Bullet 270 per lb.
'JOSEEOFF’S
”N. Main Sh. So. Harwell:
TILIPHONI. BIO-ID.
LA..
VOUTHI' IUITI.
-- Blues ill yrs. to 20 yrl., were 810 and
'1 07.50.
5. . ‘ , THII IALIMAND 00.70.
ARE F931; roman g; DiagPii‘fi'ifib
.. maintain .......
w. honestly believe that no other $3.00 or 03.50 Oxfords can hold
I candle to our Radcliffe and Little Queen Oxfords It the price, 02.50.
Ten Caif and Patent Leathers. Branded in every sole. Impressed on
curry mind, bright II new dollars. All new shades of color and fits
t 0 eat.
KILLING enoer'tu noun-una-
lee on vegetables, including lettuce.
TON. rein-tat. hOto'II, fits, band 1 leaves tiff!
‘ new r unsure round.
souratsoron, May 24. .. beet mm ofirfpmmmomum'm
night’s frost killed many young plants will“! turned mg“ 0a m. mm
in this section. and fruit true alwithm wu lees evidence of low mm
relieved. to the valley the nationalism". . . ‘ ,
Norwalk Chronicler