It ‘L
alit and Vicinit
iteration.“ italic tonight and
on i ‘
, that morning. it“ pro
winced trombone“ and thunder-
storm: ram thlolMiliaiIstppi .riyereost-
ward to the coast. it will pass over
thwrviclnity during the tiny airtime tol-
lowodzbyvclewrin‘x weather tonight and
fair WtWBW Another disturbance
laudevalotiilt/“in‘ Western Texas.
Mmrvtholtaeeuabout town; are being ,
notliy» painted: ~. ~ ~ - « . ‘~
W
Miss Fredericka, Starr. ot Elmwood
avenue. «is entertaining Miss Gladys
Wfififipfl-QS leisrtford. _
House clashing, spring chickens and
the poring fever arengcntle reminders
thatwanrinstime -is with us.
~
Our firothcrs' Lodge, 1. O. O. R, of l
NorWalln‘ will meet this evening at
the lodge rooms in‘ Norwalk. *
timeout) its wealth and money talks,
For so the proverb runs.
tortuneyou may plainly see,
In takinggfiook , Mountain Tea.
Plaisted's“1) 3 Shore. ‘
The outdoor amusement season at
Konosia Lake is only four weeks away.
The open our season is at hand.
‘A meeting of the Church History
Class of the South Norawlk Baptist
Church will be held on Wednesday
night.
——
Au addition is being-built on the
south side of" the Samuel J. Wutkins‘
place at the corner or South Main and ‘
Henry streets.
A meeting of the Farther Light's
Society will be held tomorrow night
at the South Norwallk Baptist church.
Miss Ethel Robins will act as. the
leader.
“—4....—
James Burke spent Friday afternoon
and eyenlng with old triobds‘ in South
.Norwalk. Mr. Burke expects to come
up from' New York and assume his da-
ties at the nbore on‘the twanty-oighth
or May. “ “ .9 ' ' -
'.
it is understood that the California
orders piling in upon the Lockwood
Manufacturing Company are such that.
they promise to cause a big ruuh. dur-
ing which the plant‘may have to work
nights. ‘ . . .
The annual convention of tho Fair.
tlcld County ’i‘cuchcrs’ Association
will be held in Bridgeport, next Wt
day. All the local uchoole in which a
majority of the teachers vote to at-
icnd will be closed. As a rule, mow
of the teachers go to the conventions
when they are hold in Bridgeport.
it has caused more laughs and dried
more tears. wiped away diseases and
driven away more tears than any oth-
er medicine in the world. Hollieter's
Rocky Mountain Tea.
or Tablets. Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
The suit of Robert G, thing. of
South Norwalk. against Frank A, link-
cr'. fur 41.000 vulloglng- libol, canto up
for a preliminary hearing, Friday. in
the Common Pleas Court. Bridgeport.
Attorney John Keogh appeared for
Mr. Baker. Mr. Baker's bond was cut
down from $1,500 to $800.
insurance Commissioner .'i‘he‘rou
open loaded n'liceuse "today to'tho‘
National Lumber insurance (iompunyp
oi' Buflalo. N'. Y.. to do business in this
state. The amount oi the capital
stock is 8200.000. The company has
been organized ulnccd November. 1005,
and has a surplus of $47,379.
Letter to South Norwalk Doctorn.
Dear Sire:
intry: how’d you like-to earl: $1.000?
Devoe leadband-zlnc—that'n the name
at. takes tower gallons
about! wear-twice no
white»
remind
of our point
than milled; ,
long a lend-o.“ la—in m .
loud. ‘thlnfl’fll ts‘nolor,
dryer. and linseed oil.
”iii
in this paint. warn pay. his bill and $1.
000 besides.
it's notiod business. whntfiwo put
in our no. uh. , ‘ - not We want
known. Fe minimum linseed .
ull..xroun ‘ ' m 4 ‘
dilemma 1 Within ~35”
‘oll inked by v I in not;
we wenti . known that. one wt u do
scribes the arid
.. tpnlht'ih‘thc
and that word Devon.
-. ’b _ .l‘lnfile
the hummer With: her
Mrs. Jumet srlbyon‘.
O
\saturday: reached this i
n
)
Present will
‘3? conic 'l‘eu
) ' . adhered/trout itch 1 while ht Atlan-
You understand chem-
" anyrchemllit finds nuy iulultcrutior
,M‘KV. urn
loud-mph
. , - i ' ,1.
a tun a r .
. ‘ . W‘ dilfiiky'liglfnd ,
. ,9. ’ ,. ' "
.. on; 't‘ ”in y
‘ raven « r , , .
. ‘ "" ‘c‘ Wt ‘1" m
.Mrs. ale » ar.ot lb :1 .
’ " idibvgiixtfifi'fiw digit *fiwdfii
.' n :‘rr‘ve‘ir
nodule idy- “landowner .
parents. languid .
.. undue glee ”up;
nnny‘oldHtrlendo. . _ , p ‘
Arrnugeuienttiiwl‘il be made a’ lwmi‘s
neodayf‘tigli’titl‘y'incietimr‘loi N rwdiit‘ ‘
Aerie, Fraternhl order of Entries. to
send the assessment of twenty-five
cents per member to the sun Il‘ran-
claco suitorln'ai " 'l’b‘téj ’orwuilc Acrlc
contributes about. 352. l" ‘
. J ‘ M
.‘ r. n. nuwnrutsnlieck oi Not—Watt;
vii t be! damp“ ‘
no ldlug in’ it turn misnomer-«or no
railroad in which Dr. William 11‘: Ar-
ton is Interested. Dr, ‘Acton and Dr.
Belieck will 'lcdvo, town during the
‘th .
E‘thona Planck; dau hurt or Mr. and
Mrs. “r. 1., Hnuck,‘ Banana street:
was ‘ taken nick'Snturday morning ‘at
be. home. it was dotted tonsilitisi; hut
ydsterday was pronounced to he dlpir’
hurls. The residence 'has‘beeu quar-
tihtincd. Dr. W.“B. Bennie attending
no case. There is considerable int-
pr‘omeVent in her condition today.
The Norwalk Yacht Club will upon
the season tomorrow, although the
formal opening. as usual. will not‘tuke
place until Memorial Day. it is” «ex— .
«pected that the club float will be
launched at perigee tide on May 9.
The newly engaged janitor, Edward
Beers. has just returned from a visit
in Danbury.
"A lazy liver leads to chronic. dy
spepaia and constipat.lou~—~weakcno
the whole system. Dean’s Rogulcts
(25 cents per box) correct the liver.
time up ilie‘sto‘mach. cure constipa-
:ou. ' . . ' ‘
’\
Three new telephone lines to Rod.
ding from Danbury will be completed.
The company is arranging to build
new circuits between Dunbar and
New Fairileld. The towns of {letheb
Reddlng. New Fairlieid nun Brooktield.
which comprise the Danbury division.
are all adding constantly to the num-
ber of instruments and as many as
ten orders’ from New It‘airilcld are now
On the books of the company.
' Word was received in this city yes-
terday of the den in NewYork of
John Nooncy. for crly a resident of
this city. Mr. Noontly had been in a
hospital in New York [or about a Week,
hollering from pleural pneumonia.
from which he lulled to recover; Mr.
Nooncy had been employed its a but
finisher-fit the John W. Green it Go.
factory until about three weeks ago.
when "i" went to New York to worlu
He had worked in several other shops
in Duubury. He leaves a wife and
child in South Norwulk. and is: a cone-
in oi Mrs. J. D. Cunningham. of this
(Ell,\'.'~'Dlllll)lll‘y News.
SECRETARY BONAP‘ARTE lLL.
WASl-IINGTON, April lid—Advices
rcccivod here from Secretary Bonapar-
te, who is at his home in Baltimore
arc to the effect. that he in believed
to bc an ill man and perhaps threaten.
ed with pneumonia. 0 is said to have
c City‘nud threw; followed tip on
is return .to "Baltimore by number.
and more severe one.
Secretary Bonaparte is confined to
his room as his residence in‘tbt’s city
with an acute attack of indignation
which is.attending-physician say is
not serious. “The secretary arose at
his customary hour this morning in his
usual health and was attacked with
indigestion after breakfast.
- ,1, won-“w.—
NEW OERVIAQ. CABINET.
m
General Putnyk Accept: Portfolio of
. War. -
BELGRADE Bervia. AprilIIOr-‘Gon-
oral Putnyk has accepted the portio-
lio of‘war in’ the new cabinet‘nnd M.
Velimiroues, who it was reported eyes-
' ter-otpiibiic‘wbrks‘, ‘iitta’t'mo‘r recon
lice.
and lurinl
o‘vthe premiere L
oi" cllzndn'airr ”W’
0 change of cabinet. in Serviu
came an ,a- ' 'rebhltWiof‘ the pressure
brought to bear own Kim; Potter by
several European tumors, especially
Great Britain and Ronald. who demand-
5
it
i
we...”
HEOLA lN ERUPTI
on.
i M" . . , ..
not “than. "Wu ‘
Am; 'bui” it.
. Done.
loci d, re
"$5M? mullet
Iilo .
ed over a w do area. The din urns '
however, woe not perious
i-Mouitt Hecitti
muthwootioout. fliceland. In iii
rte times 18 are tlonr'wero race
The days; b9%
“In oundln it. our
202m» rd in Sign??? ' ”‘
physidiari‘ ‘durint‘ fi‘tlie :sl'ncc random
oni’Washlngton street: the ‘ iodn‘dat’ion’s
tcrdny. had accepted the post at minis-
siderotion decided not‘to take the of‘
3;; Pastas thegetoro will page
, ort. lie 0 pubM «Works in a mi“
third w =:
‘t2.
«(were “annulled: Over a Wide
urns volcano? on the
the last at whiototlk place iii-158m ‘ new
"n.
with filter. Point
no (laptop and-
lug], Be O‘
y , it
tacornloes. .' ‘1. .
f‘CHiOAGO; ‘Aprll {tomb—Chicago’s
Hull has‘ settled" in such“ an’ extent
, , 7 ,, ridtiiitiioiifll’ ‘oxcntintloh
for [the adjoin m5 new ecu ty buildini’
that u. Wits mun n‘eoeshdi‘y yesterday
to‘rropc In the ontrai‘lce‘a‘to prevent
pedestrians from heln "killed by the
tailinlilsections’oi .9.” nits and cor.
niece; 7"“ . ¥ ' 3‘“ '
,“Ai. the‘ south end 0! the building.
Front .
. Killed b
t
hu’ve‘sunlk several! inches, while the
ontiro‘'buildini.l has hshumed‘ a listin
the directionfrof ‘theihoie'whlch the
new building will cover'."‘ ‘
"the city Holland the county build
ing‘ «tech ‘0! the snnie*‘ntzisslve* con»
ptructlon. but as it was necessary-to .
use giant powder to wreck parts of tho
latter._thcre had been no apprehension
0;, thef city's administrative building
obilapeing. Howeverftlrcugh ith‘foun-
fiction: walls are many feet thick they
do not. rest on the rock Which under-
lies the city, but merely on the clay
sub-soil” ,
Yesterday ominous shivers ran
through the building and with many
snaps and groans cracks appeared in
the board floors and desks assumed
angles. the floor tiling tilted and dirt
emerged from crevices where it had
lulu undisturbcd l'm- yours. Skylights
doubled up and plaster tell trom the
coinage. ' . .
During the dayl‘sevoral mecca of
stone fell :tnd two cmployos narrowly
escaped being killed as they were on
tcriug the building.
..
JOKE SAVED MANY LIVES.
On Sunday morning in the late
nineties. the captain of one or the
crack Mediterranean liners received
word that there turns a tire among
some tanks of linseed oil in the hold.
The captain. a man of resources;
called to his side a passenger whom
he knew. , V
. "Mr. (3.." said the captain. “i wish
you ‘would stand down hero on th
dock among the passengers. and call
up to mo on the bridge, rcqw slips: i.
lire drill. 'l‘hero in a hasty ll " 5“ lb.
hold. and i do not want i but a
panic." . ‘
, "Mr. ti." accordingly calltul to the
captain. requesting tho flrc drill, an
appeal, by the way. in which all tbl‘
enntiicd passengers joined. says the
American lllustmtcd Magazine. in
granting it, the commander leaped
down from the bridge and ordered
general quur rs sounded. The. past»
sougcrs slot about the after; butch
matching with great delight the
maneuvers of the crow us thcy
formed on , the deck and then dashed
' down the various compunionwayn in.
to the bold: but their delight was
satncwbut linrturcd a bit lutor when
they begin to carry unconscious anil-
‘l‘s trom bolow. laying them on dcck._
: gnVc them their first hint of tho
., ‘inuliy the captain
(1 up uncrmsrious.
For six long. 'rs a desperate light
Watt mninttrint ‘inrmldocenn, and
there were times when the officers
were about to glve‘the Word to lower
the boats. into which indeed the wo.
men and «children had previously
been ordere‘d.‘ Eventuitlly. howover,
the homes were beaten buck and linol-
ly extinguhtited. « y \
M
’ 'Biii‘l’Wntcrsi’of whom the UBreton
Home tells. is one ottho heroes who
usescs his wit. to eave‘fflis strength.
During n campaign trip in the Maine
woodcfllll'wbp easily the laziest man
.l m
in' the party.
blmscll’ was .
.
told‘hinll that it huwdid not kill some-
thing bonidesxtlmer they would pack
tiliniomhbme. \: I l
The next morning Dill borrowed a
.up’the mountain.
, ‘mbn in camp saw
behind,
a bear. ‘ The men watched
on, u. Bill turned ‘ and. dbot tho. bcnr. .‘
‘ , rim-f
lilo» "“
on in . . _
.lilill limllud slowly.
tin an ill
H: fl't;
my} . When your
new ‘
i river ‘ ,
.‘ i. and the iii. 9 ufllrfl'oiihofid is shorten-
ed by n mont ‘, unmanned with the
housed at. twenty-five years ago. ‘
= 'Mrtzflooth'ich‘ tyidj ug'l’hnoswenorterl .
[Friday that. (iovcritur Mcljund, of New
Al'tepresentntivcfoi the Hometown
u (it'iii‘li‘ifiidnml'flfihn won on; hand to
Eight on thomunutactnrcrcof that citY.
’ i i r‘ incoiblli.
City end no no case a a
committee.
Finally his exasperated comrades
uln «flout ho be
him was
the charm
with loaded rliioel rood'yv. On rcnclilnir
' hon tn ”mun could titan laughing
’,Hdltl,‘“"l31|k‘“‘wilat on earth
that distance.‘
hen you might:
hill and “Wis
“Wliat’n"'tlm one
mttlillp‘z’ln b‘téar ln'tho mormtulup and
m .
.33“ '* H I,
other
red-tumor ‘6i‘ wood
' All" -. ‘sjult ‘frch at,
let find curlid {innit the initiator
such‘ tr’extbhtl’ns‘to m‘ttke‘ th to
r. Belmontivilteh. anew own ill
valley mutability melted by a‘y
Hampshire wan present at the hearing.
1 about; tho client of decoding wood-
ss watermteauadoss Watery lawyer
The cmmulttoeJon agriculture con-
sidered the matter in! protecting areas
in the Allegheny range and in North.
Carolina. Govornor ‘Glcnn iota.»-«North
Carolina was wrong those helm-e the
‘Mr. Goodrich said that President
Rootevolt is interested in the preserv‘
log of the forest land. Commissioner
Pinchot‘ oi the forestry department is
doing active work:
DEVIL'SHISLAND TORTURE‘
is no worse than the terrible cane oi
Piles that stbloted me lo ears. Then
[was advised to apply Bun 'len‘unArnl
ca‘Sdlve, and less than a box perma'
neatly cured me. writes laws. Napier,
of Rosier. Ky. Heals all Wounds.
Burns and Sores like-magic. 25c at
F. H.‘Wl€r’s, Southihiorwalk. and E.
P. Wood's. Norwolk. druggists. "
D WlFE-NOW WANTS TO.
GANGE NAME.
’oivouclt
First Brought Suit for Divorce and
Then Nowell... utba'nd‘to Get It
on O ‘ it Bill. ‘
Caroline E. Wordiu was div/orccd
front her huabond on the grounds of
dcscrtlon on March 20. by Judge Joel
Ha'lteeti', slttinng-lt Danbury. Now
she br‘lhgs n‘pctitib’n to the court ask-
ing for n change offhame. she wants .
to be known as Caroline E. Cooper and
“for business reasons.“
Mrs. Wordlu bore that name berm-c
she promised ttrchanso it to .Wordln
on December 16. 1887.4 Originally the
wile broughLun action against her hus-
band on the grounds of infidelity. He
made answer denying the com iuint
and filed a crane bill in which htgusk-
ed for separation upon the grou d of
dosertion dating: from April it, 1901.
The wife in her complulnt also asked
for a change of name.
. When the case came up the witc
did not. appear to detend against the
Moss bill, so lt'wuu heard as an un-
contested case, and the decree 'givcu
to the husband. The wife, of course.
1 mm». would
either dldn
lies . it
rain
...
Unions a, man got
it.
thali‘whllmto‘ do iron”! in V:
When there in plenty oi’ clrunpa’sne
at the» wedding inception tribute: guests
Fever u‘nw ouch a- pretty .bridoa ‘bo-
Ol‘fl. "v‘" "i "
More homes have been
by women who underutood ,,how. to
make popovers than
in differential calculus”? “
The ‘eorrow of today in otton h
shadow of tomorrow’s n
x m
chambray.
Saturday evenings.
. no u
ztooinufi «it on
, excited in up
meat his w to isotraidvherielvxetiinl‘.
the worst 0
W", the man ' who thin llii‘ womenicuu‘t"
make a «root! at ‘lilmrtlt‘hti his’pwworpln
to‘ dolipro
A
’t
ng.
l.
Bloysum -.
.For Childréh-
Aeeata TO 10. 1
650 _
_ Easily worth 90c.
We have about 25 of these
play cult: and will have no more i
when they or: gone. They are .
just what you want for the child-
ren to play in. Made of‘good
wash material, a dark blue
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Joseph Davis.
TAILOR,
CLOTHIER.
MATTER.
FURNISH an.
' 85 Washington Street.
'made * happy
bionic
" , wdieu' lawn or Swiss waists, cm
at tho broidot'y or lace trimmed, buttoned
lastly proud of.
that
. It is .fiho idopiro‘ or thhi it .
i really bi. Nb‘thlng‘ undo" _
not: iii of word; toiltnx‘ the“ non
tion.
te‘reot to every consumer in thlh‘ub
" otcckbd’dltli just“ ouch-i uhoda' is thint mining
. Hakeem: WASH mm “We. Hume TMIvWASH coon
This in a waist equipment to be ‘
We open the season
witfi such itetiiii no“ the Editor} hg: “
I did!!!" colored“ filth-Milt“.
and! white; all sizes. at the.
mentor white lawn
med. at!” .
Lndies’ black lawn onlrt
tucked and lace trimmed. at $1.50.
trout or back. at $1.50.
trontor back, at $1.69.
l't’yl'dviii‘llrnw‘n; ‘n‘o‘tli'iiigy‘ magician" .
New regrettable goods. worth
made
olY-la‘wnrin black and White: "ciao blue"
shirt waists.
plnln‘or’lnoe tuimuied, buttoned back
. or front, at. 98c.
battled whim lawn or dotted Swiss
shirt violets lace cr‘ombroidory trim-
waists.
Ladies" whito lawn 'rwnlshs, tucked
inch or embroidery trimmed, buttoned
. birdies white lawn or batiste waists,
finely tucked or lace trimmed, at dozen. p .
$1.98. » Highly scented soaps, 100 each. ‘
.7 ' V‘ ' i l
urchnndlo‘o‘ all
ould" be‘udfi ti ..
t! 'd‘a“ ‘
u warden without ,in nethb
till, made and sunny. tuna
mitibhi'tl'd~‘r '
tut“
‘l
“it o"
and ntrtpod‘bi‘aek andeinte . '
pd'rgirl‘es’dor' shirt .wniat' buns and;
yer ,. a _.
“0:000. yards Liliana. all will
looks, tedio,..ohd wears 'llltef‘ii
oxtré‘ylil While it"‘iaetsp at 14
27' "tnehrwhltov meroerined .
mndrao tumour and dainty ti __
250 yard. . , .
A TUN‘ Fill. TALE .
A7300? NOTlONBt ‘ .
naming cotton. .‘rm/ color-Sp 2‘ limit
for 5c. » _ . - . «it
Pearl buttons, 2 602. on card, c
Assorted black pins on cards, .
Faultioss hooke‘nnd eyes. so on?!
Extra qualitycbouo hairpins,
,,.aafi5111‘
.‘u.
etc, me each.
lar lines.
5...... new
Flowers, Straw Shapes, Children’s Trimmed Schoo ”H
and must be closed out at once to make room for our
1mm; men n 00.2
as wesfingorou STREET.
_ South‘hiorwalk-
mu Street.
e.
did not get. her change at name. Now
she has made a. direct application.
The petition under such circunr
stations is unusual and there is some
interest in court. circles as to the out-
come.
OTOP THAT COLD
or it may result. in Pucutnouin. Bru~
atliun Balm inhibition; on Colds when.
ever t.rled,.nlrnost without exception.
10. 25. 50c and 81.00 battles. The Clif-
lord. Baxter‘s and I’lalsted's. . "
CHICAGO IRON ~WORKERS TO
STRIKE .
a
1.000 Mon Expected to Walk Out Next
Wednesday Morning. ‘
CHICAGO, Abru wwwun u walk.
out. of nearly 1,000 structural iron-
wurkors. building operations now in
progress: in Chicago and currouudilng
srlzurbzs will come practically to :1
standstill next Wednesday morning.
May 2nd.
llr'sltlou marking the that important
lulmr'dtsturbnucc or the your, the iron.
\"tll'ltt,-re“ntrlita may bring in its wake
zeiicrni upheavals in the building in-
dulitry. 'l‘liere are no direct“ indica-
tions at present that synitnithetlc
stutter: will occur, but the ironwork-
t.ru are affiliated with the auntlcintcd
butldiul' trodes which recently has
,ntitlinctl afpollcy of «importing kind-‘
real titlintili’ in vtlilu’ wnv.
‘ “The 'ironworkerl.‘ whose occupation
is"'ccnfltttld chiefly to the erection of
scrapers and other large buildings.
hnyol'heon receiving 58% cents an
no hour. The demands were rejected
iron 'ileu‘ltue. ' ,
”WK“. 0 l Bil} “m: a (I P
up:w ; use o, m n . a..‘
whicfi‘ tl3¢|ll,wt‘itshired ’lnsoiwtint“ and pin-
; to the. hall
arch .7}.
t a, receiver on
poredby tit? cordon-ob
n cy p' eye torev
idea-pinion w“ ' ins
. on tortilla/ltd
. titlinliihiranu‘ve
, _ o
, . noiununon, Scotland, April ao.—— ‘
. retainers/mitten arrived tolmgli
thiamine he ‘ui
.‘Z'GOOG-byt I think I will“
‘ i
» KINOIDWMO magic tome»;
‘the"_btruct.ttral“frame work. “oi“ sky’ ‘
hour; ‘A month ago they presented de- ‘
mnndu for an increase of tilchonta ,
My the contractors who component‘lle‘ .
u o
clitwinn complied with 1
ONE NIGHT
WEDhlESDAY,
Ora“ flmerlo
A Play for Math!
Sweetheart but You.
Price] .........
HOYT’S‘VT
and an own
.meoe
Prenntin ~ ‘
THE Mott ll
PRICES Humid
team on dale
Edward .
l
d‘te'fiva
morn. inner."
DESERTBD} AT ‘I'Hl‘
Pure and True» Lite. '
rm‘leu; Meters and
methane. " "
Heir Mater James Walker ling bite
to an All Right Girl and l Have no
{ . l 259, 35d and 50
Seats on Sale Saturday, May 28th.
WW,
‘ " RE. '
Horfr's resume
ONE MONT O
EfilpAW MAY 4TH,
Under the Atomistic of the lmproyed
OrderoffiI'd Men of $0
‘ »- Horatio ..
THI GRBA ‘LAFAVSITE.
MAv 2ND.
Third Spocfiiiut sum.
Hence limosuy‘o,
In?
on,
bill
the “' m
SEE—Tho'mwzlliuelom. ‘
The ammunition“ .
‘ downtime. ;
ours». 'r.
“roomy... l.
.. ' it» P
Elite"
._.......... ”.0”...
Hours THEATRE.
'ONLY.
the.
l
"r av...
T-DAY’S
HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR
Rods. .
on Washington Street.
in! ‘lttei-‘w h M
Fnowgc .. ~
4
.. or 0051;. ._ a.
‘ATTRAGTI
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, TABLE
. LINEN. knpxrus. ~
The best Traveling Trunk to be found; large size, 82.75
Kitchen Utensils, Mattings. OilfiCloths, window spa, .
.. M. 3. SMITH a come? '4'
“n s
that cannot find a place in
became our cuctomdro
honest coal. , ' ‘
It you want the but cool of
, . ---order from on, and you ‘g‘ot
’ best grade. " ‘ 3"
Prudent people are having,
put in today in can of I o
arising later. 7
Harris 85 Gong
68'er St. on. rt .1
0 ‘ ~ V
, ‘ k, V
, NOTIONS, WHITE
. South.
.. ”a...
uh tail
5...
inventive tailors.
to give the toudh
much admired in
suits. It's the-q V,
price of our suite-
beut dressed mop. ‘
The “830.113 I
select from'lnrellw
fem. bio ‘ 61v
‘ , . ti
breasted M
hair and venetian:
'Tttrrkiitt' t .
labk I‘w. '
Norwalk Chronicler