“it!"
following woods:
for-sis Pine, Oregon Pine, Sugar Pine. Alabama Piuo, Lurch, Fir, Rod (radar,
”White Cedar, Elm, Ash, Oak, Maple. Cypress, Chestnut. Sycamore, Black
”Walnut, Mahogany. Cherry. Bass-wood. White Wood and Liginum~vltne.
terrier house trim, porch colamns,bslustcrs, stair ncweis and rails. window
and door screens, shop jabbing and co bluet work done. Sawing, planing and
turning. Ordinary ladders and extension ladders, 12 it. to 32 ft ,lengths.
“Rainbow." ‘fBii‘d" and "Buckskin" Sheathing Papers, 1, 2 and 3 ply tar
‘ 'mer‘.
.stone” and “Acme" hpir insulator for deafening and warmth.
ono KINO coasts"
just now.
over the country, but he will
drastic business bye-and-bye. Mean.
w
‘ out a yintory ovsr horn
om ’
~ Plant; sot l1 home 1‘
“:tr'i
rushed?
Raymond Bros
,4
.r
*—-—————
.. .M--_m ...... . ._......... .q.._.._......__.._..
iii
6 Hrfwh 8' Bails-rec-
Spruce. Hemlock, Chestnut and Yellow-pine Timber.
. A large and splendid assortment of rough and finishing lumber in the
Sprucc, Hemlock, White Pine. North Carolina Pine, Call-
’We‘keep in stock and mulls to order doors, sash, blinds, mouldings, in-
“Amatlte,” "Amazon." “Cronollte” and "Lincoln" rooting. “' Key-
[Water Street. .'l‘clephones——-Yard,46;Mili,46-3. South Norwalk
HAVING A LIVELY TIME
and is playing havoc all
settle
loiwe are doing business at the
old stand, and are supplying the
o! the people or The Norwsiks
git as good and just as clean and
' ~ ‘ cool as we have ever sold
it you need a new supply,
your order and we will
a. Keogh Coal in.
v W‘Avs. ’ 'Phons, 548
pamcu orricits. .
NOWI Store Railroad Piscs;
up plop. Washington Street
soils
Dom WORRY!
‘k't‘lsye our wiring brbught up to
poll cent. increase on insurance.
in Read it vat
,We would all our work.
iietiriotil' bouillon.
FWJ ,
WOO
. IGQNTQ FOR . ,
-’ Bowker’s Pyrilillfimf
ant-ti 3.» i "3‘ ‘4; h i""[ “8'? ”mew”
Her h. fig. 6 Son
:-‘- ‘- v“ r ii. 7.1 » ,. . g. r;- ‘3‘
, ‘ W . , .
sisal . ’riit. m.
i
Store.
4 Norwich, 1 e s o retools—1,3321". 4'
. was . billion suited. to ,i'ooibnil.
‘ Hartford. 1 4 0 (l 2 .0 0 0 0-— 7
‘ Pliila.."0 0 0‘0 0 0 1
moan" McFarland and Raub.
. “ ”HHS: H ‘ ’
’ meats and save fifteen
lint!“
Phone 82-. ‘
is mints“? ‘
oli‘i;“‘n’ 4..
HIM» ilmN‘o‘r phonon
itil id‘yosts
W‘ hit!“ CIR] Ml
on cold and row.-
ovcr ‘tbedrlnht ,
‘ a .
hat
.9‘
iii
N09.
“two
lsr. 'l‘ o wssihor
hold fence “and iii
play unitssisttid’
’l‘no score by in
Bprln fruit 0‘04 02 lilo-#1,,” 4
on, rieswrianit,nmi prisms: Mll-
10" 391)., ,.“°b“.,r§"- . .
HWoks 10: Hartford, 7.
nun and. May “mustache do-
teated Hartford‘yesterday, 10 to 7. in
a some marked by hpnvy hitting. Both ,
ionmsused two pitchers, Hartford;
"secured ”it commandinrleadu-oariy int 5 _
the gains, but by hitting Wilson‘con-
stnntly iHolydits won out. ’ilho wsotigor
, ' ho
scoro‘by'ihnlngu: ~ .
‘ R. ii; iii.
Holyoke, 01004410041011 5
a i
linitorioa—-Wilponl Walsh und
‘ Kriichol: _Volr.,_ Lntbrop ‘addilcbluccl. ,7
' National League.
At Philadclphlu: ‘ ‘
0 .
Bost'n o o 01 con 0 o o 0.41 o
s
H
i
, an. a.
Chicago. 1 1 :i o 1 o i. o 1—8 )2 2,
St.i..ouls, 000110012-4310 s
Bait/cries—allcobo and Moran; l'utt-“
~
American Lesguc.
At. Boston:
R. HE.
Phila, 0 0120 0 0 ii 0——5 ii i
Baotou, i) ii 0 ii 0 1 ii 0 0*“1 10 2‘
ilnttorles~iicndcr and Schrcckp liar-
rls and Paterson.
At. Clovclnnd:
‘ it. PM}.
Clevclund 3 2 3 ii 0 i (i 0 (in-if: l7 0
Chicago;(100ll0l000~l'l 2
Bottci'ics--~Bcrtihiird and Ciai‘ltcf
Walsh, Smith and Sullivan.
Other Games.
At WorcestcrwWot-cestor Academy,
7; Brown ir‘rcshmen, it.
At Burlington, Vl.*-"UHIVOI‘RILV' oi
Xermont, 13; University oi Rochester,
Wade Signs With New Havens.
NEW HAVEN, May il.—-l..iucoln
Wade, n tormcr pitcher of thc‘Norwicb
team. has been signed tor tho Now
Haven team, and an offer has been
made for Jack Hsanaiiu, at mesent
“farmed" out. to the Westorn wanna
by Manager Muck. ofthe‘l’hlimlclphiu
American lfiflklfli loam. " ‘
W
POSTMASTER ROBBED.
(i. W. Fonts, Postmaster at Rlvorton.
’a., nearly lont his "to and was robbed
)f all comfort. according to his letter.
which says: “For 20 ycitrs i had
chronic liver compinint_ which led to
.uch a severe case oi‘ jaundice that
you my linger nails turned yellow:
vhen my doctor proscribed Electric
‘ilttors: which cured mo and have kept
us well our eleven years." Sure cure
‘or Bliliousncss. Nouralgia, Weakness
ind all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and
‘ilnddor dorbngcments. A wonderful
Panic. At F. H. Buster‘s. South Nor-
vnlk, and E. P. Wood's, Norwslk. drug
dares. 50 cents. , ”
_——
It)“,
kill
sings,
nor of
was mourned. Ho said that
with
round.
‘16 was in the navy.
FORTUNATE MISSOURIANS.
"When twat! ii. i‘ti gist, at
\io.." writes 'l‘. . War.
0n
ind are well and strong today.
on
you trying to call his’ property
isossssry‘to do so.
you Discovery u
disclaim ’ in - oristtaoco."~
Lu hcaisr.
Bstxorpfiosth Nowell! and 8). ~
,_ humm- druuiyis.
it. rloi:bottie mm“ ., ,
uncommon“ osio.
J. acid
kriovtn .
tiled Miro
putrid?"
.,, ,
.ot‘itimtyrcablo. ,
ought-nucleon
i :
it. “.13. 5,
ii 0 1-4! ti ‘2 g
2 .
, Baltci‘lcswl/ush antl‘Dooln: Young
and Néodhnm. L. V » .
‘ , A or. mun:
TAYLOR DEBORIBEE SHOOTING.
NEW YORK. May ll.~—-Hcrbcrt 'l‘ay-
who is char cd with the crime or
n; hill step other. Josoph ll). Jon.
continued to describe the man-
shooting, yesterday. whenirial
while.
icunings had often bcaisn him hr did
lot threaten him. and at tho time of
wing the revolver firr-d twu shots only
the intention of inflicting a
Static Attorney Williams took
'lp the cronncsamlnntlon which had
much to do with the young man's pro-
vious bad behavior at homo and while
Livonia
now of
Graysvlllo, Mo. "three of my custo-
mers worn permanently cured or con.
luniptlon-by Dr. King's Now Discovery
cove tolirisonb. but after using New
iiscovory‘a short‘time ho tounc‘it no-
i regard DruKlng'
the most,wondcri‘ul
ilnmsi
- h‘ and Cold cure sud Throat and
Oulrsntoed by P. It.
WATERBUM’.‘ My ii *Wliiism
”fill your or, s e‘. 's wcllr
i- tatt- si'i insurance min
DEDICATION MAY ac;-
uni—cur
Completion of «Bushnell
Es‘riier‘Th’dn Expected.
NEW ri-IAVEN. May il.-~Coloncl
Harrie (l. Osborn, chairman of the O.
S. Bushnell monument committee ap-
peared, betore the Memorial Day con-
mlttee at its meeting recently and re-
ported that the memoripl monument
would be ready to unveil by Memorial
Day, and suggested that the. dodlca-
tion exercises be hold in conjunction
with the other exercises of the .diilt»
signing thoinonn
the work sooner
lion.
'i‘bo monument will lid located
Fountain Square.
W
merit and popularlty,0tholoy's
yellow package. , .
fuse any substitute.
remedy for coughsmnrl coliis.
tod's Drug Store.
at Bur.
bapuOor Reid.
*—
Husbsnd's Death.
ed by Ini
Contraction
Company 'lor $5.000 dnmngos.
y‘sstordny.
it, is all
not. into a w
at Will Main street.
9'
d occurrod the following spring.
s tbc'accldont occurred. tostiiiod
in; the team.
claims that tho occupant
on made *no snort £0.10? the
out or the way or the ‘
t Attornoyli 0
“till. ‘Attorbo fl intent
:trii for‘ihoxt'wl T’ is
9V
" ”In . r . V
yu'“,'§iopms“_p,r.irsor. it. s.
Monument
Tho aunmmcemohi whiclfi Colonel
Osborn made came as comprise i0
tho-committee, as it was not“, extracted
that the Bushnell msmoriai would be
ready for at least two months more.
Colonel Osborn said that the artist de-
ment has executed
than be had hoped
to and he thought. it would bo approp~
riotc to have the dedication of it on
the day of tho Grand Army celebra-
PIRATING FOLEY’S HONEY AND
. TAR
Foley & Co., Chicago. originated
Honey and TM as n throat and lung
remedy, and on account of tho grout
one!
are c bred
’nlno Foley's Honey sad 'i‘ar ls‘lti it
Ask for it unti‘ro-
It is the host.
Pints.
I.
PRESENTED TO KING EDWARD.
LONDON. May ii.—~Frodcrick Whit-
bridgc. of New York, appointed by Pre-
sidonl Roosevelt. to more-aunt the Unit.
od States at the wedding at King Al
tonso; was presented mKinmfldward
ltingharu Palace today. 'by Asu-
“smsovs wmow sues c. s. a L. co.
Claims Trolley Accident Hastencd
nutmtrron'r. May li.——-cmnung 3
that Solomon Splro's death was hasten-
u'rics received in a trolley ac-
cidout. Fannie Spirorhis wife and ad-
mllnstratri . brought. suit against tho
Railway and“, Lighting
coco hurt a bcuriug before Judge (loser
and s jury in tho Civil Superior court
cgcd that. on the night of
Fobruary in. 1904. Spiro and it lrioml
«gun in from. at a store
They ware stand.
in; up in tho tram, prcpsring to start.
when a trolley 'car came along and .
struck tho wagon, overturning it and
tbrmving the occupants to the ground.
it was‘sald that Spiro was in poor
health at tho time and tho accident
was responsible tor his death, which
Dorothy iiipstcln .wboso father owns‘
tho stars at 1713 Main street, wllol'o
shc saw the our strike tho wagon and
hoard tlio‘sbouta oi Spiro and the oth-
wbo Worn thrown out.
Bho rdillombcrod that it was very cold
. sud 'thlt thorn wss- a lotte‘iiuantity
or snow onihs ground which prevent-
" rod Spiro and his irisnd'trommsnss-
-'i‘bs trolley company
at tho wot.
.yehlcio
. W‘- '
muss H. Shapiro and
Doll‘orsst autism, mowmnl‘ile‘glnig.
; . nc s -
‘ sit
A“this;nrtiumaiom
MOonstizstimr
. resknpsoodin .
nu
«PANAMA CANAL ‘ .csri’us‘ro‘s. ‘
WASiiiNoTON, Mayj liq—Demand
being made by motions *comr‘nittce
on appropriations for‘lhc e tinio‘les‘i’or
work on 9‘" Panama Canal to'carry on
tho workdurlng thc next tisoal year,
Secretary Tait has expiaincd‘to’the
committee that itwlll be lmpossiblo‘ to
submit detailed estimates anti . he. or-
rival hero of Chici‘ Enhineer 8 . Venn,
who is now On his way from the is-
tbmus.
The total to be asked for In said to
aggregate $26,000,000. The commit
ee isyto include this appropriation in
the sundry civil approp'lation bill
which in now being compl (id.
CARL SCHURZ BETTER.
lug better today by his physician. Ho
wasft‘sksn sick last. Tuesday.
WAS WAOTIND AWAY. ‘ _
0“
Robert R. Watts, of Salom, M0.
relief. Finally i tried Foley‘sdxld
.ovcrhoaiod.
once by using Foley's Kidney Cu
P-islsicd's Drug Store.
MR8. DAVIS IMPROVED.
I‘
much improved today.
A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD
lured bet-'23 long years.
art's.
Nomslk. and E.
drug stores: ‘
MINING TOWN ON FIRE.
Tho
irucilon by
McKodspm-t and Braddock.
started
there of Ko
at 8:80 o‘c ocit.
Kcil
lunch.
hours had been but-nod entailing
llro tlflliil‘lmelli.
or s run-r com
or it may result in moms in.
sliisn Balm is break it: up
that
‘10s. 26c. 500 and $1.00 bottles.
Ollitord, Baxter's sud.Plsistod's.
runacnorr om sonsso.
DANVEREI .‘um‘
hypo l
“1than t, ion.
1650,,wu“ brood can.
at the bull ind. W. L. Harris.
places his loss at $15,000. but
not includoths value of a co
‘ Iii will ii . t be
NEW YORK. Mary 11.—~Csr‘l Bohurz.
tho publicist and former Secretary or
the interior, who hss'beon critically
ill at. his homo born with an attack of
stomach trouble, was moorted as be-
“1 had been troubled with kldnsy
disease for the last. live yours." writes
ill
lost flesh and never i’clt‘weli and doc-
tored with leading physicians and
tried all remedies suggeoted without
any Care and loss than two bottles
caused by excessive drinking or being
Aitsnd to tho kidneys at
P.
0.
dances of John Kcogan and Dr. Whit
sud. Tar man imitations . ‘_ ‘
tor the genome. We worthless comvleteiycnrod mo.,w;l am now
imitations have titular ,soundinx Bound and Will." During the imm-
names. ‘Bcwsre cit ‘ . The gen- mcr kidney,lrrsguinritios arc ottcn.
NEW YORK. May ll.-—ilirs. Jeffer-
son Davis, who has been ill with the
grip for several days in her apartment
in tho Hotol Gerard. was reported as
could not bring as much happiness to
Mrs.,Lucls Wilke_ 0! Carolina. With. as
did one 250. box'ot Buckion’s Arnlcs
salvo, when it completely cured a run.
ning sore on her leg, which had tor-
Greniost
antiseptic healer oi Piles. Wounds and
25c. at F. H. Baxter's, South ‘
_P. Weedl's. Norwhilr‘ '
Pl'l'l‘BBllRG. PL. Milli Il.-—Sutor-
ville. a mining towu on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad twenty miles east
of“ Pittsburg is threatened With dos-
iirc and help hos boon rc.
qucstcd from this city, Connellsvillc,
be. fire
in the gcncrnl morn andlsc
\ly Brothers on Main street
At, 10 o'clockihc
Building. First National Bani:
Franchottl's fruit store. lilo, rtbsln
ll
loss or $20,000. The buildings destroy-
ad arc in tho bcnrt of the town and
tho tire is beyond control of tho. local
.Bt‘s- .
olds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
The
it
Init- Um—Thfi
built , in
The owner
of potent.
{docs
option
. rs loco
crosses. 'l‘hcy save you“ n
. m
I,
mil bring , ck
tromoo s, din
‘lll or; I”, ,7
inlay/"til til W W
l .
t"‘ ‘ar
aunt and in.
“other“. «our, ‘ r. rumors Mormon. cosh.
(loot-om in s rumor-silo that one 3 ,
uss‘wl' llr. {(1an New unruly“.
In
from her
. inlays release
film graying
‘ “forum‘s
tir‘itmm‘tfiigr
em ts.""llic. m
. .., . a , a ‘ n ,7 ,,.
‘MALL VIIBO’BL I", NOTED...
Pi
.t
. ~ ea
c
m
. .
Haskell Block Silks.
. r, r; g. .. a
After filtr'rhw‘éai‘h‘ c p'e‘ri‘ncc with the 'flsskell Silks
we incl that we arc‘making an honest statement-when we
say that they are dependable cycry way. flowing on inti-
nintogknowiodgc" that thc tnaltcrs areconiinually on the
watch for improvcmcnis. even to the sniallc'st detail, We pf-
firm that the I-lsskéil Silks arc the best we can. buy. There
is every style of weavodn the silk catalogue;
on .
8
Toilets, , , .
.‘ , 20inclics........... ...... ....,.85c
com and 24 lucipts. .,..........$x.oc ,
~ 24 and 27 inches .............. $1.25
Pocono-Sole. ' ‘ , .
. ~ 20 inches ...... .. ............ .$r.oo
20 inches ......... .i.’t335
.21 inches ...... . ......... £1.50
2? inches . . .......... $1.35 and $1.50
‘ thrn heavy, 22 inches ....... "$1.59
Pean-de-Cyg'ne. " “
‘ .20 inches ....... ’. ......... ....$x.oo
24 inches ............ $1.25 and $.50
Messaline, "
j,‘ . . . 20‘ inches ............ ~..........$1.oo
Sarah, ' . '
- ~ 22 inches ..................... $1.00
. '. 24 inchcs ..................... $1335
Failie Francaise, 4 " ‘
, _ 20 l’lli‘IlCS ............ $1.00 and $1.25
22 illi‘IlCS ....... .50
The latter is very fine. soft, and Instro
for a handsome dress.
Corset Specials.
We hayt‘. ailtlod‘ to the sale oi ‘Am‘criésn llca' ty Corsets
two models ill riccp‘hip with attached hose sup; Mom, 79:).
- On sale now.
D 0 .
Handkerchiefs a. Special.
v3.r. 3;,._.~; .l‘ni l torts“? - ‘v.’ .5;- 1’6 lint c .
We had the incl: to run across a lot‘which‘wc consider
fine bargains. Some of them have slight imperfections in
wcovc,’ p ligsvy‘thrcnd, or on tiricveii,_spot_,. idsomc are
more perfect. Worth regularly 25c. ‘wcnhal sell them at
r5c each; $1.45 a dozen; 75c half dozen-
M ‘
us, a favorite Silk
a
Have you noticed how many ,diii‘c‘rcnt kinds of Refriger-
ators we have? ' . ‘
I
now AN surnac'rtvn Lima;
, l. A . .. .44 'u' -
ws Alto now PREPARED 10 s
no: . new ‘4' », " ‘ ..:. . t --
. cantirrr RUOS, SIZE 3 vasos or 4 YARDS. IN VARIOUS outlines. iN-
or
I _ Mi.
cwomo monmus. ART SQUARES, TAPES’I‘RY,‘ axutus'rnn AND
BODY BRUSSELS. WE INVITE ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR.
., lat. . . . l‘ " -
mucus. not. comics .. outsmart-AND kaunss MATTINGS.
otucno'rns AND muonuws. > curious r0 ononn K mommy.
\
.,. .. .
on .
can. our}
«n '
’_ .sou'ru ‘ORWALK.’QONN
“Woof-M. Willa
or,
’3 ‘n'fif
- can":
waomucmsni. .
ii. will its. M .‘i ion}:
.. 9 " ' at? >1 i-
“ Telephone {‘43. ‘
"icy!
The business «it fire ital: in Kugf‘ii‘iphsnomensi. Already
. we hove been compoiled tors-order sewn! timos.‘ Customers toil us
that the ,vsi‘uor'w‘s offer are not‘oousiiod nor even spprosohsll in
'. ammo, dadiwmnwrhst‘ no pm [littoral unwind!
tits on to be round snywhm than incur stock: Gilt din“
WORCHhs,JLinolrm.-'Wlndow Shades sod Drop-Hes is. i
’ i‘ :E tights} ‘ vs ‘1' . 3,3; Althfizwfla 3., “3.1“”.
r
u;-
‘l 54-" 3%.
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