This . .
1‘ ,lngmorn‘l {doom and
. ' ‘ ,,.tlllllg taste go‘odso that
wisnt more.
. :5 moregoodudlnner is a
. is $91.0 I
fromrhr no
arc-ma an ., aw : r "
why the batter“ “cop’s gall"
. fresh. small. . ;
‘ 'T'mhlhs‘but are; r
ill ‘ , s? o, l; t. .
til; kind afgbnttcr you .cujoyfpst-
lght.’ "It makesev‘cry-
you sat with a relish and
‘ ‘ 7» “lilii‘eslti‘ast goes better-Eluncheoil does .011
l'ca'st, when the, lat ’er
anus. CBEcMFlRV..BU'IYi?ER- new:
{thmryl ”baa“: , to if“; {‘3
was shuts
icacy and swcct
lob, szté‘riliaed cream is
used in making 1: is buttc’r,’ and thé package
‘ liabps it "pdrf‘ectly good
Have youtriéd‘iti‘ 'I‘fn
,fGotoMsnA?
the same as o
r common
a.
New lichen
NORFOLK MAN WINS.
A Small Fortune Comes to Him After
Lon Walt.
GREAT BAR lNG'i‘ON, Mass., May
lair—After a wait of forty yours John
Nattleton, ninetycne years or age, oi
Norfolk, Conn. is to receive $4,000
from the estate of his brotlihr, Goorgc
‘Nottleton, of Otis, Mass, whoso will
Was contested by John at tho than of
the latter’s death in 1860. ‘
The 84,000 represents “74. the
share of George‘s astute claimed by
John and which was deposited in tho
. Lise Savings Bank in the name of Jay
mes M. Robinson, Esq., Judge ofPro-
hate. to await the decision of the
mom-ts, also that of Mrs. Lois Peace.
" of Lee. a sister of John and George
Neltleton, who was left $474.24. by the
will or George, but, strange to say.
she could not be located cithar. and
the halo sums of money deposited in
tho LeeSavlugu Bank now amounting
to some 34,000, have been awaiting a
claimant.
.100 REWARD, $100.
{the readers of this paper will be
platted to learn that there is at least
m'droaded disease that science has
. been able to cure in all its stages, and
that. is Catarrh. Hall‘s Catarrh Cure
lathe only positive care now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
using a constitutional disease, re-
' no a constitutional treatment.
, Hall's Catarrb cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the dis’
case. and giving the patient strength
%.building up the constitution and
lilting nature in doing its work.
. c proprietors have so much faith is
If! curative powers that they offer
Ono Hundred Dollars for any case that
it hits to cure‘. Sand for list or tes-
timonlals.
recs:
F. J. CHENEY &, 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts, 760.
‘ Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
”“0“. _ O.
WILL LOCK UP DOGS.
,Wltcrbury Board of Health Take
: Draws Measures.
WATERBUKY, May lli.-——'l‘he board
of health has voted to request the
mayor: to issue an order that all dogs
in a city be securely chalnod and
pro iy confined for a period ofvsix
vistas. This muu'cnt islmgdc flll tho
' of lain n' cu la ra on.
”@089 s r s ,,
5! VIC! WOMEN AND CHILDRIN
r ’Iccount of its mild action and
lit lasts Orion Laxative Fruit
* ‘ ‘is continually recommended for
y, “thud children. from uninsu-
' ’ loo ilks pills and ordinary
Orino laxative Fruit
ds‘ digestion and stimulates
11d bowels without irritating
Imombur the name Orion
0 substitutes. Plat-took
V
He hasn’t got. some enough to
to a woman.
Well. he and I
ll! ’ fulfill so?
' ‘uM‘Vcll‘walovoland Loader.
.— w...»
, all Afi‘l'lltb LIQUOR will.
“W! lilo uot.uadar any circumstan-
tllilorlo a remedy or the cars of
' habit until We had absolutely
curtains that it dld‘ull it
Orr-inc is on only cure for
. kyhcbit taut we know of. and
silly one that we ever know of that
“ouch merit to be sold ridden a
» instructors to refund filo money
days not cars. it has stand this
. , years of mic and in" illicit of
112m it. has cursd of the drink
. W7 toe given with ouch pitch-
ghlaprotccis the buyer. 0r.
‘ “ " 11: No.1 for Mom
. f t‘hoso illicfiwis to
match a nouctass.
and Hartford. Conn.
until you've eaten it.
at. ask your swept for .
933511111“ Byumhkéthe iirlcé is ‘
butter in tubs. ’
raw woos-M5111 Assam-so.
only 25 Mason: and Plumbers Out in
Waterbury.
WA'l‘ERBURY. May lit—Tho strik-
ing masons, bricklaycrs, plastorcrs
and phunbcrs reported no change in
the situation today.
Of all' the masons in the city thero
are only about. its on strike, most of
whom were employed by J. W. Gaff-
ncy & Company. and Chatilcld & Chai-
ileid. ’l‘on plumbers are out and only
one or two plusidrci's. Thorn are a
number of bod carriers who arc. unem-
ployed because thcir masons are out.
WAS WASTING AWAY.
“i had been troubled with kidnoi
disease for the last five years.” writes
Robert it. Watts. of Salem. Mo. "i
lost flesh and never felt wall and doc
torcd with loading physicians and
triod all remedies suggostod without
relief. Finally i tried Foley's Kill
My Care and less than two bottles
completely cured me and I am now
sound and well." During the sum-
mer kidney irregularities are often
caused by excessive drinking or being
overheated. Attend to the kidneys at
once by using Foley’s Kidney Care
Plaistad's Drug Store. 0'
CORNWELL CASE ON TODAY.
BRlDoEPORT STRIKERB LOOING.
BRIDCEPORT, May lila'l‘he strik-
ing masons, plastercrs and bod car-
riers arc said to be losing their fight
against the masters who are members
of the interstate Association, accord-
ing to claims put forth by the contract-
ors today. The latter say that they
have. brought in enough non-union
man to pcrmii work to be resumed on
'evcry Job in tho cliy. but. one. and in
this exception the needed skilled mar.
his workers will be here from Vcrmoni
today. The indications arc, accord:
ing to the some authority, that in a
few days more help will be availubic
than can bo used, but contractors are
already figuring on new work so that
.the building boom will not be inter-
rupted. ’l‘bv wages hi ‘3 paid is the
union sonic, although some of the train
is working for a loss figure.
season
a. on in 1111 install
m. the
m. 1°! .1 .l.
O
.4
TWENTY new if-iAle CONVICTI.
NEW HAVEN. Marlin-“High Shor-
lif Uuniiam and two deputies had thy
honor of oscorilng a troop of twenty
city‘to tun state prison in «hors-
hold yesterday, the ‘iaii doliVory' show.
his. accordin to tho officials, that
the ways of v olont crimp is still run-
coat in Now Haven county. Cf tho
numhor iransporicd four probably will
novor bu froa again. The are convict-
ed murderers sent up for to, thaysbort
list including Mrs. his 3. Jennings and
her son Harborl W. Taylor. scut'lib
for murdorlng Joseph 1". ‘ Janina ‘ :
Waitcr Nelson. the ’dnsoiils 601
than, for killing Wlmamrluclicr.‘ iliid
John McMahon, who lulled his wife in
Mt. Cdrmoi. in March. , '
t , , .
illA R0” 9.“
' “is; “"ndiur‘ulgiurmon
"ion 11 from ramps»
ward» Mrs-lo
.2 ”drill.
for Billiousnon. Neuralgla.
and all stomach, agar. ills
.m'ifl'll . ,
m mmfifi
or.
"do. illusion.
a...
l
1"
‘ Sunday school blackboard lesson con-
cpnvicls from the county ill in this
u was solidi: "at 730. ilyr «t.
J psi Church;
‘e‘eu ; total a. 1n.
bintll‘i all-assassin": 1i
m.., young pecans" sorvllici
, our." spacial mule for
tho morals will be: Antonin. v'Poilno
l Leave W to You." Roberta: bills} 0.
hard he Merciful, Mrs, Granular; van-
lug: Anthem, “lib shun Como. , a.
Like Rain”: trio. “Holy. Holy, pic ."
Mrs. Granularflmoiiisou. Mr. Pup or:
dust. “The Loudis Myfihopbsrd. Mrs.
Granola; Mrs. Clinical» anthem. “God
Shall Wipe awuy‘mi Tod‘s." ' ‘
Wary/slit, Methodist wanwyiom-
int: ' Prelude. internist . Spark;
duet. "Jesus is Mine, Marston. Miss
Elizabeth Richardson arid air. Ambler;
oi'i'urtory. llow (long Wilt ’l‘hou ll‘orgct
Mo. Marsha. Miss Richardson; posi-
lude,,;lifferlolrs in D. Clinic. Evening:
Preludes, Pastoralo. William Faulhss;
Offortoryi‘ tenor sold, ‘ actuated; ‘.Mr.
fibula“ pastludc, Alla Murcia. Oliver
”m. .. , . .. . _ ,
Morning class monogram; presch-
ing service by pastor, 10:30; Sunday
school, 12 m.; Junior League, 3 p. m.;
Whorth‘loaguc. 0:30; evening service.
sermon by pastor, 7:80. ’
A..M. 11:. Church, Knight street, Rev.
‘John D; Nichols, pasture—ll a. m..
preaching by the pastor; text, Si. hallo
0‘: 28; theme, “True Heroism; 12 m..
tinned; 7 p. m.. the Christian Endeav-
orsociety will most with that of the
Grace Baptist Church; topic. Lessons
from the Lives of Elijah and John
the Baptist; 8 p. m.. union service at
the Grace Baptist Church. the sermon
to Odd Fellows, to be dellvorod by the
Rev. John D. Nichols: icxt. Mark 3:
35; thcmc, Christ‘s Brethren. Wednes-
day owning, entertainment.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwaik Congregational—Dr.
Mucfa‘riand will preach at 10:30 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject, The
infinite Love: evening subject. The Be.
quest of Ponce. Music. morning: "My
Faith hooks Up to Thee," by Schndck-
er; "Just As 1 Am." by Wiogand. Eva
ning: “Art Thou Weary," by<Schneck>
gar; trio. “Father Lead Us by Thy
Band.” by Blitterl'loid. The Bible
school. Men's Christian inquiry Club.
Jennings Club for young nfcn, and Ar
iston Club for young Women. all meet
at 12 o’cloclf.
First Congregational Church. Nor-
waik, (loorge D. E bort, pastor-MUrn~
lng’ service at 10: 0. preaching by tho
pastor; Sunday school at 12:15; Man‘s
League for Bible study at 12:15.
Church Choral iinion. Monday, at 8,
South Norwalk Congregational Church.
I.. ii. A. Wednesday at 3:30. Y. P. l..
Thursday at 7:30; pastor's fifth talk
on Amusements. Church prayer scr~
vii-o Thursday at 8»—~"Plant Ian- and
its Parulicl. Hualan bil' ."
———
IAPTIBT
South Norwalk Baptist Church, ll.
ii. Curpontcr, pastorwlizll’l a. m.. pray-
cr meeting: 10:30 a. 111.. regular scr-
vico; l2 m.. lilbio school: 4 p. m..
Junior C. it; 6:15 p. m.. ii. Y. P. ll.,
lessons from ilfc of John Baptist:
leader M. ii, Rupc; 7:30. rogulnr oven-
ing aorvico; topic. Tho Cross of the
Non-llama Man. Morning music: Re-
sponse. Grant Us 'i‘liy Ponce. Schil-
ling; antlicm. 'I‘c Doom in F. Pepper:
offortory, Far From My llcavcniy
Home, Vincent: Response. Bow Down
Thine Ear, Schilling. Evening: Re»
sponse, 0 Father. Lot Thy Will be
Done. Schilling; anthem. The Soft
Sabbath Calm. Barnbyfihalley: offer-
tory solo. My Redeemer and My lord.
Buck, Mrs. Bradley; response. 0 Most
Merciful, Schilling.
First Baptist Church, Nor-walk, D.
,W. Tulmage Van Dorcn. pastor—«Pray
or meeting at 9:30 a. m.; sermon at
i0:00 a. in; Sunday school at 12 at:
B. Y. P. U. meeting at 0:30 p. “L; scr-
mon at 7:30 p. 1n. Bouts froo. A con
dial welcome to all whomtend those
sorviccs.
Grace Baptist Church, corner Quin-
cy and Butler streets—~11 u. m.. preach»
lug service: 8:80 p. m.. sacred concert;
7 p. m.. Christian Endeavor sorvloo.
led by Miss Elia llamloit; 8 p. m.. bad
it! ~llows’ sermon by- Rev. John ii. Nich~
0 ii.
consortia.
Grace Church. Roy. Jamal; Benton
Warner. rector—Rosalind Sunday.
Celebration of the Holy Communion
at 8 o‘clock; Morning Prayer and cor-
moa at 10:30: Sunday school at noon;
Evening Prayer and sci-mun at 7:80.
followed by the administration of con-
nrmatioil by no ”Mg.” of tits diocese.
‘lfiiurluc tho coir: humlay. Assails
also my, the celebration of the “lily
*Commllnibu ‘It 8 and. Win tho morn-
111:: childrign’s service of «anionic
sf crunch: at the 10 o’clock oricbrlo
lion accordion will up pronohcd. Fril
hay. s19 bitany 1d coo.
' 8t. ram onurcnmrmastun-911. ,
no hair”. 7:00 a. 10., Holy compilin-
ion; 10:00 a. 111.. Morning ‘l’fllitll' and
lemon; 1% at. Sunday school 3111i ill-
ille status: a p. 111., Sunday school in
chapel on Berkeley street; 1100 do.
illvonoo and sermon. Monday.
’Ipcolal prayer. Thursday. Feast of
the As laurliiio 11. m.. lloly Corn-
mu lou' ,, 0:30. a. m.. Morning Prayer
_ a row. no». lodicl' Guild at
trail 11. old litany at i all. ‘
“sartorial MN. ,.
Advent" causal: Church. Van zonal
arrest. flint Norwsiliwlit 10290 c. all
the . my. I. W. Davis. will speak
app o’somtmmado limo ills
~Iullool strut! iii-i
1mm W mocha: at oil: was
this.
i
spells upon “ ,
" Ol‘ _ m‘ll; .. _
commas salami comm.
', d ‘risilsc Islands society,
" or fondly carries st
till! I‘M I!" ‘
Do W“
salmon w
‘P but
‘ illl school and man's Bible clonal. Wit
on “Thomas: ,Smlliml . .
no». ‘
day and odaosday arc Rogaiion days. ’
i “room Masonic building. -
first. In no. 'fduoinflii? m "
', "I“! or a, is-
E . ll
. . li-‘plldldlm-hllili‘ , Whit clown fl
is.
. ambient!
gull!» factor
1.! 3‘1le
0' , . , ,
people than other.“ pain this
part of the costly. , it resides at
10': Marten street. south Norwalk.
Road what he says: ,
“i am'gisd to inform my friends of
the grant; banahtzumociyod from Dr.
Richards Dyspepsi 'l'nblsts.‘
"ll’lll? hearsay tho of nervous dys-
pepsia or creates years. My stomach
would be bloated and the "pains. at
times were very severe. A sort of
”Mario , ed on the side of my atom-
‘acnwhlc was very acre. in foot.
parrots I had cancer of the stomach
arm at‘idao‘ limo wits inclined to baiiovo
it- .mptom advised me to tam a
rest will b I did. but while idle l was
always reading over or condition
slid got worse i stand 0 better. ‘ ‘
was so ncrvons "hilt the noise in tho
’—
H
“i finally was so that l loathed the
sight of food. i know my oor want
ad body nodded noilmbms -, but how
was i to got it? i could not begin to
say how many different ailments l
was told I had. i lmew that i spent
my money freely for different treat
month without relief. when i first
got Dr. Richards Dyspepsia 'l‘ablcts
om Pleisisd's drug store i bad} very
little faith and great was my surprise
whoa l began to improve almost from
tho‘first done. i have now taboo sov-
erai bottles of this splendid remedy
and can digest anything “I cat'mliie
the pains and swelling hays!" gone.-
‘For sale by all druggistn. Bay
“Richards” twice. Madc’ny Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia 'l‘abistrllssooiatlon, 53
‘Worth strost. New York.
I
ins room open to the public each week
day from 2 to 5 p. m.” ‘
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
German Evangolical Lutheran St.
Peter's Church. North Main. street,
John C. Baur. Stud. Thanh, of Stanl-
ford. pastors—As usual. 0 sorvlco will
be held at. St. Peter's Sunday evening
at 7:30. Sunday school at 6:30. Our
«wish is that all of our Cormanfrlcmis
of South Norwulk and vicinity attend.
An invitation is herewith oxlendcd.
m
MISSIONS.
South Nora-“ail: Rescue MIsslon—-.~
Regular service tomorrow afternoon at
3:”; o‘clock. Those meetings are in.
creasing in interest and number.
Strangers are present nearly every
Sunday. Tomorrow We expect people
from out of town to assist in tho ser-
vice. Come and enjoy this meeting.
-i4lvcrybody welcome.
NEW SIGNAL SYSTEM.
"‘Dwarfc" Arc expected to Help En-
giriccrl.
A m-w cycle of. signals is contem~
plated for tho .vf York New Haven
and Hart ford Railroad. which it is stat-
ed, will prove morn practicable for out
ginoors and lrainmou. The new type
is known as tho divarf signal system.
instead of the elevated signals used
at the blocks, the same signals will in-
displiiyed about. threo feet above the
round. This is (if especial advan-
%&e to ensinue'rs. At present instead
0 keeping the eyes on the track the
englnaors are compelled to watch the
elevated signals at (Wars and other
points. This diverts their watching
of the track for a time.
Already sovenfson of the new dwarf
signals are installed“ it is understood
that the wires are bclng connected and
very soon those signals will be in use.
it‘wns stated yesterday that the work
will be continued from New Haven
to Harlem ltivor, and that later tho on:
fire system will be than equipped. The
lowers will be operated the same as
now, but will be contracted with tho
now signals above tho surface of the
ground.
”FIELD GUNS TURNED OVER To
GOVIRNMINT.
Colonel Michael 5. Wise, assistant
quartarmastor neral. yesterday sent
to tho commuu “officer at the Wat-
orvllst Arsenal. ,ili‘volcas for the bat-
tory of four 8. brooch-loading acid
guns, with equip ant complete, which
more bought ill ”1901 of tho United
States government by Quartermaster:
General Newton.- Tllc state paid at
that time. 312.4% for the battery. At.
tor the guns hay been examined by
a board of curve , the state will be
credited whatover sum the government
,‘hilolxlifor them. which can be drain
a m.
O‘i‘IAMIn clmnilA ILOATED.
QUEBEC.
Confocal. which went ashore on at.
Vallor's Roof. yesterday. was acsiari at
Mill Water. Sits sustained no dam-
ill”-
IETHEL POOTMAOTIR.
WAfiHiNil'l‘ON. ”May lbw—Congress.
mini is. J. Hill has roanestod thc ro-
anointmant of Postmaster C. K. Bailey
at Bellini. (loom, ”Olin“ present team
aspires Juno :0.
WW
WRIST HR“ iN ONTARIO. '
MON'l‘thMl. ”May IDs-“Dunstan"
frmn'Northcl-u Ontario say that ill!
wit, human to count on down. For-
um .11 um rants; and crust appre-
hcns on is fair for in. misty of pm
7 , l' adiamuarmm’lmso
tits Witch mitts-down. said out
worm ball songs tragically iv dyna-
mihff’oxpioclon‘« data—that tlnirflfiy
lions" badrbosa destroycdand the
it“? you (cull , as and threatened to
instills " " r ,. ~'
savour:
““0!!th , , . .
ed for II‘ no. ‘ its bottom» for
tho current rm
If." ,
South Norwaihwhicarf hssenwlna
i,
s an...
hl‘ull’llm our
main-11. . gist any. it. falls Nil»
N's‘untlgl ling 011...“. 'l‘oillcr, is-
" lfiy‘n
it municipal ,‘
v factory almost drove me out. of my D
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal hum! ,
Church. Rev. E. Cuunln hum, pastor— ‘
[Op—Tho steamer ,
» ' m'lcruslmunosll I
momma. Harley dor- .
Column. . Mrs. Mary ,
ul‘lmam ”gammy 1
,..,o“ou‘ , or a .nishi be old
the installers oi‘tns‘ag'ollticui' 0111‘ at
Trinity collage on the recent Hartford
campaign. in state also-
flons andt‘inmsnaiorlai campaigns par-
, ‘ " “ ' tioliiarly‘. he" said, where the small
mutt Wit” orklus‘
n .
'tfmn'unill robustly sanitation an canal
footing with the big cities votes could
he obtained in tho legislators through
3‘10 purchase or the airfoil town an ally
e
iy the singlb vota commanded alhith
prlco in tho town. ‘ a -
Dr. McCook stated as his impression
that blow your union summary may
Wan never; as corrupt as clin‘nb'o‘lic it,
or other states With which ho was
fatal lar. .. Of this corruption ,no
soul irlvs many illustrations. , '
In his opinion the right of depriving
a man of his ballotihaf aotbac‘n discr-
clscd aa'much as it should be. Tho
drunknrd sells, his vote and than us-
ually spends part of his time. in Jail.
The remedy against. such an evil would
baths deprivation of such a man, with
01:32: record of a certain length. of his
in Hartford the range ofvanallty has
been from 6 per cent. in some words
to 30 per cent. in others. wltnan liven
age of 18 or 20 percent. for the ontirc
city. By no means all of these votes
are in the noon markoi. 'i‘iiere Fare
two classes of sailors. theiono in the
open market and the faith Who Will not
vote against "his party. but has to be
stirs?! by that party in order to vote
a . , .
Presidont Luther made a few re-
marksron what he had observed in tho
lost city oloction. Ho hoped that the
rims was soon coming when a law
would be passed compelling every man
to vote, just as the law now requires
jury duty and tax payment on‘tb’é part
of the citisens. [11' case the practical
politicians attempt to defeat the pur.
pore of the corrupt practices act by
hr hing voters to stay away from the
polls. such a law. he said. will pro-
bhbly be enacted.
FORTUNATE MISIOURIANS.
"When i was a druggist, at Livonia.
Mo," writes '1‘. J. 'Dwyer, now of
Graysvllle. Mo., ‘jthroo, of my custo
mers were permanently cured of can.
sumption‘b‘y Dr. King‘s New Discovery,
and are well and shrunk" today. One
Was trying to sell his "property and
more to Arizona. but‘aftor using New
Discovery a short time be found it. an-
necessary to do so; [regard Dr. Kin s
New Discovery as the most wonder in
medicine in existence.” Suresi
Cough and Cold cure and Throat and
Lung healer. Guaranteed by F. H;
Bauer. South Norws‘lk and lb.‘ 1".
Wood Nth-walk. drugglcls. 50c and
i1 ‘rnai bottle free. u
. -—-—-.-—-—--————
ACCIDENT AT COVE MlLLB.
w
Two Men Bcaided While Emptying an
Extractor of Rollin Lopwood.
STAMFORD, May 10.-——Mariiu
Hines. of 26 East Meadow street,
for 45 years in the employ, of tho
Stamford Manufacturing Company.
was severely scolded about the bead.
and John cousin. :1 Hungarian laborer,
was scuidod about the logs, yesterday
morning, while emptying an extrac-
tor of refuse logWood. The extractor
had been vented. to allow tho steam
it contained to escape. and the two
men supposed all the‘stc‘am was but;
it seems. however. that logwoo‘d caked
above and about the vents, and form-
ed a chamber in the cantor of the
extractor. which was full of hot steam. .,
When the machine was dumped for
the purpose of removing the refuse
wood, the pent-up steam hissed out
with horny pressurepsnd caught. Mr.
Hines in the face and Genera in a
log. The man suffered a great deal of
pain from the burns. They were
hurried at once .to the hospital. and
yesterday afternoon, it was said. their
conditions was not serious.
l
STOP THAT COLD .
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra.
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when.
ever tried. almost without exception. a
100. 25c, 50c and 31.00 bottles. « Tho i
urchaso of the city. Connecticut ‘
. a... c...
w Wilt/rod 10”. .
~m.
‘
‘For today. a number of our departments will have
“specials." We mention a few but possibly just the one
you are looking forls ‘ovcrlrmkcd in this notice; it can,
however. ht: found “by a visit to‘ the department.
. Men's Pajamas. of cxtravhcavy madras at $1.25. A
quality better than .imuailymfr'crcd.
Fine Indian gauze shirts and drawers. long or short
sleeves, ‘29 halts each. ‘ ' ,
' Howpmsgnesmmem-
54 heavy copper nickel plated tea kcttlcs at 75¢ each.
”Armour's‘rwashlugupowrlcr at 1 cent per package.
Furniture more.
our: Ex'rsusfou TasTLEs.
squat-c tops; (Eldest ‘cxtcuision, 4 specials, top line Olll
pricc, lower line, new price. _ , ,
$10.00 $13.50 $15.25 $18.50
$ 8.00 $10.00 $12.00 $15.00
Round tops, two specials.
6 feet 8 feet
. $21.00 $25.00 .
$16.00 $20.00
Dining chairs, solid quartered oak. box seat,
5 Side Chairs. 1 Arm Chair; Set. $l2.5o.
Handsome oak sideboard $14.50, others $18.50, $23.50 .
and $25.00.
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Advance showing of lincn and lawn waists. either plain
or embroidered, tailorcftl‘pl‘,_falicy. lingerie cll‘cl‘ts‘. as plain-
or elaborate as one likes can be seen in our Main Street
window and examined in the Waist Department. This new
novelty is the Golf or Tennis Waist, very comfortable for
all kinds of sports; either linen or lawn‘. plain or embroi-
dared.
Remember about the China Sale, and those who-do not
find it convenient to purchase a set outright this Week can
secure it with aideposit , 2.00 paid. ’ ‘ .
Dinner Sets in English, French and American China.
' x 1‘13.
5. tailor“ or! an.
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BRIDCEPORT. May iii.——Thc Corn. ‘ ‘- '
well case was called in the city court
yesterday, butowlng to disqualification a
of Deputy Judge Nicholson to hear'
evidence it it the “biblical over an-
ill today, when Judge Stephenson Will
be available. Julius Nicholson noted in
a loss! capacity“ at the time the bonds
are said to buttress recovered. Corn-
wall is still hold without" bail. it is
thought likelyrriist the case will go to
the Superior Court without a prelimin-
ary hearing.
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The following case is but one of
many similar occurring daily in South *
Nor-walk. ‘ lids an cosy matter to "
vsrify its correctness. Surely you can-
cluuive evidence.
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