so“.
emu» in neither!
5'
yr 3
. A’ ‘ fictitious i“ spenpyestcrdeykul. the
pi new... 4
M._m.;~ "MO? in.
N i. refim“ “ ‘-
a. 4, 1' 4%.
W gum
ii East Daubui'y. The tie it-
without accident or songwriti-
'tbe menwho make the MD
work.
le-oiaac'ronv.
S..- No“. 10!, I. O A. M. I
. » ‘9'.“ NW .1“. . '
‘ .etended esdsysot
each epibvduly and Ace. erupted
o’clock.- All Master Mason!
is invited. Charles 1". mile.
. Robert M. Wilcox, Bee.
pm. No. SS 1‘. A. M.
Donovan block 188 Wuh-
t.. 3d and 4th ’l‘ueedare of
W month-duly and Aug. excepted
Marksmen.
last night. tired . out and eat.
they bed completed; bard
itil‘ Captain Charles L. Win: in
command; the company took the trip
.. tattle butts on a. special oer attached
, .lo the that train yesterday morning.
:Fcrty-ilye of the forty—sight members
. of the company were in the party.
During the day there was consid-
arable delay and as e.
the company will be e to complete
their strings later. it is planned to go
to the. butts some Saturday utteruoo
for this purpose. .
0r those who completed their scores
yesterday. six 1“. men qualified for
marksman, tour as firetvelass marks-
man and two as secondclass marks-
men. Those thus qualifying were:
bit about half
Second Lieut. Albert. R. Scofleldl...101
'clock. , All 30”] Arch Ma- First Sergt. James A. Riley ......105
iii mam” invited. Thaddeus Q. M. Sergt. Charles Giiarlerl......103
II , n. p, Robert M. Wilcox. m, Sergt. Anthony B. Glilotto ......... 101
a, 1,. Chill "052' Order Eastern 3‘" Corp. LeOrand Snyder ..... . ....... 105
u" in ,‘ ova“ black. 138 Wa'h, PI’IV. I“. E} Bedell ................. “II
luster at. an and «a ll‘rldays of each .
mouth-«July and Aug. «carted—at
I5 o'clock. All members of 0. E. 39"“ F 1'0
s. cordially invited. Miss None A.
Rowland. WM. Miss ids Sherer. See.
took place in the mountains of Switzer-
, was. 112.
who made ascents was about 150,000.
. The majority of the accidents were not
. First-Class Markcmen.
class and under third-class.
must got too on tho ZOO-yard range to
Reg. Color Surgt. Thomas Hunt...103
derick W. Godfrey ...... 89
Bergt. Thomas E. Dorney... ...... .92
Priv. William C. Moore ............ 91
Corp. Willis L. Cavanagh ...... 84
W .. Second-Glace Marksman.
The Swiss Alpine Club has just pub. Capt. Charles L. Wing ...... 76
. lisiled statistics of the aocileute which Pth- G- 'l‘- Shaw - ----------------- 81
Reg. Chaplain R. F. Humphries ..... 81
. ‘ . ‘ All I . 2
land in,1905. The number of accidents a. ghgiiziiggi’grt;oxidizie'fli‘ia‘i'gii: “931::
while the number of people marksman. not weather) 82 first-class
marksman, not less than 68ruocond-
A man
”Sun“? higher summits, but 0“ the quality hllu for tries on the 300 and
steep decllvltios of the lower slopes. 500-yurd range.
The majority of the persons killed,
“tenement coming Germans. Austria
200 300 500
yds. yds. yds
The men shooting yesterday were:
. Total
. W TAND NEED.
" There‘s a big difference
between» what a baby wants- ‘
and what ..he needs. Deny,
him the one. give him the,
other. Most babies need
Scott's-t Emulsion-é‘it’s the
right thing for a baby. It
contains a lot of strength-
building qualities” that their
‘ Belong Pop/tier
Is easy to use and mites '
good things quickly, ‘
neuron because it
. dome-peg;
like it box coat. with teams except
men wear on seek OOSIIthO cutie and
also the pocket nape are of kid, siviull
the garment it great. eel of style. it is
buttons.
venting the blackening of saucepane
may not come amiss at this time when
food may not contain; After
a while they get to want it.
Why? Because it makes
them comfortable. Those
dimples ' and round 'clleeks
mean health and case. Scott’s
Emulsion makes children
easy; keeps them so, too.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 409 Pearl 8L, New York.
m--_.. .._.._....___..._....o... .. .. .. L...
«NATIONAL communism}:
”—
Meeting Here in May. 1907.
At the annual meeting of the Na-
tional Commandery of the Naval and
Military Order of the Spanish~Amer~
icau war. which was held at the Bel-
levueStrntford hotel in Philadelphia.
Saturday. Hartford was recommended
as the place for the next annual meet-
ug. Major William B. Dwight. of
Hartford, the newly-elected common-
der-In'olllef of the organization, will
cull a. meeting. early in the. full. of open
.-
lho nntioutil couliolltti not on this and each of the above 1
other lliutlors. The meeting will be close
hold :it the national conlinsndcry All
lioiidmiurtors in New York city.
There was it contost. for the positiou
0i commander‘in-chict‘, an honor
at one time. Major Dwight. captured
IOVAL mmamue 00.. IIIII' Voll-
House or; aliases snore.
m
cosy: on Which Business Will be Sue-
pended.
It is stated that the local harbors
are considerably thff‘it‘li
growing popularity of the safety razor.
it in alumina that the use. of this urll~
010 is making serious inroads into to
business. During the last. few mop he
the shops have lost in
tumor. ll. ls.suid.
A regular meeting of the Union its
held last night. at tho Central I hot-
”911‘?“ Lycegm in South Main sleet.
‘ in new ollda ru es of the.
"MW" 3°" M" H.“ MW" are now in effect. and will be obs rved
Memorial Diiy. when tho shops \ ll be
closed all day.
follows: .
All uiilon barber shops will 0 use all
day on the following holidays:
Docorntion Day,
Thanksgiving Day. Christmas
lose they fall on Monday or
then the union barber shops 1 ll kcep
open until 12 o’clock noon.
All Union Barber shops
illo nil;
tollduys w on they
until it p. in..
all day. -
tho
any a good cus-
Tlieso ruins -
Fourth 0 July.
other holidays,
New Yciirs' Buy. Washington ilrlliday.
Good Friday and Labor Day ill close
, at noon (1'). o‘clock) rind iron
which President Roosevelt had held night. bivforo until 10 p. in.
A committee shall be at ointcd to
stoves are so often a minus quantity.
Before using the utensils rub over wtth
fat and afterwards wash with hot wet-
er and soda.
The elbow sleeves are very comfort-
able and stylish but if the blouse is
not always fresh and trim, or if the
hair iii-allowed to become untidy, the
effect is anything but attractive, but
rather gives the impression of an un-
IIIID’I! laundrees strayed away front the
The simplified pony jacket is an ad
nilrable garment for a girl from ten
to fifteen years of ago. its abbreviated
style being especially appropriate for
the youthful figilre.
The colored linen costume embroid-
ered by the prospective wearer in
white dots widely scattered in not ne-
oossarily expensive though the em-
broidery is hand work and for that
reason a desirable addition to the
wardrobe of the midterm summer girl.
if the foundation be of pink linen. lot
the accessories be pink purasol em-
broidered with while dots, and white
linen hat with pink ribbon bows. and
you will have a charging afternoon
toilet.
The suitable princess dress for tho
girl with slender figure Ifl slurred
about eight. times at tho Willi-II and the
bodice is out quite full and blouses a
little over the girdle.
Eyelet embroidery wits so exten-
sively used last season that. one would
expect. to have lost, all desire for it.
over the
ion
y.- Im-
. turdny
ll keep
,. before
itch iii-l
open the
one and Italians while only live fatal C . .
. . . a I. Will .......35 .28 1.! 7t‘ . .
accidents occurred to English moun- ”up Lieut. %Odf,.ey_3g 34 ’ the position after a spirited run. Al see that all union barber ihops are m“; ‘dhiisgmiui‘fngsgnig FflI‘l:I-*;;“?O%
taineers. Americans were conspicuous 2d Lye...” Scoiield..33 3f; 32 101 the banquet following he made a stir- kopt closed on the above ‘Ildnys. with it 0"... again The roars 9
1 S . ring speech, which elicited hourly up Recording Secretary My 9 of tho - *0 Oil!“
by their absence in this “a. at ergt Riley ..... (it) 38 at 105 . designs are less attractl e l .
- Q.M. S. Guarnleri..36 35 32 103 plnusc and the utmost. enthusiasm. Bridgeport Local was pros llast. eve- ovcr than my line dainty (mg "m
Figures of fires and their causes in 59’5“ GOMNW ~--29 36 24 89 Etifidlred‘ail Ggyfifllgé Lofilefigmggvmt “I“? and addressed the me here. sheer iiiuicriui. » ' ’ I “DO“
i 0 ......... 2 ' ' ' ' I ' ””h" . -
«London last year show that the throw- 9.2.313, ........ 1g. 31 92?, 1312 late United States navy. and Lieuten- LETTER FROM MR. QUEl-lllo. VOI‘I:(EI?OI’I lIIItik. “.010" I' 00m“ ““0
In down of n hted matches was re- ' '. ant Howard J. Bloomer. of Hartford. m.- 5‘ r c ”9““ dresses. For in-
8 8 Corps. Cavauagli...z~l 34 26 84 stance is new 1’ o k f th
Ivonsihle for more conflagratlone than. Martin ---------- 10 war‘gfielez‘ilif‘“ 250'" thtt‘s “(we “I I"? F°“"“ B'w‘" “I‘d 3“" 0"" ”9°" old child is of rpiciie gin: 35339.37;
' .......... . Y meeug. lo .oliuec cu comiiiiini- Hie Arrival in Ec or.
. ‘ any riti;rs:‘.to(r1iel cents:t Nearly 70: MES gig: . 3: 36 29 u” I” has a large and enthusiastic moul- victor Smith, or Cross street. who m
’- we” 9 a e u a “a“ P" 5 Belford 3:232:28 ’ ’mmil- ' is one of the canola at w Overlook To the Board of County Comni .
thrown out from grates were responsl- Mug. roams ....... 3'1 10 ~ Military Academy. has elved front era of Filirfleld Cmgnt’, 138m"
‘ bio for 245 fires and mineral oil lampal Lock ............ 22 CARBOLIC ACID SUICIDEs. lilcu‘adoir ai killert lroni1 154331113” mi 1 hereby apply for a lied... to soil
Privo. B 1 Il....... 4 3 '0 ( lent I out. 1““ “INL ' ' Spirituous niltl lntox .
lfled tiazgfihline hluildlled angisixty-[tllne BOOnISeclhe ...... (1‘2 7 J . I" New Haven Man and Woman End mg or tho. Iniior’s safe lrrivnl at his A]... l 1.39,. 3...... Ruining/25.3 1.123051:
1 res 9’0”!“ noun 99. an n Carruthom .532 Their Lives. liomc. ; dcr. at Roton Point Hotel :I‘ I}
may olilhese instances the candles Conley .......... 21; new HAVEN, May 23.——'i‘he may of When Lieutenant. Ba ‘Prlzo arrived Not‘waik. My place of inmiiiesénivii‘ngi
had been loft burning at the bedside. I)orney .......... :14 ill the young woman found flouting ill h‘m‘f 1:1“ {0339‘ tjhfitf... 'fifiiggdhg located Milli“ 200 feet in a dlrccl
Children wins with matches started grime“ ........ h; West River pour the Oak street bridge III?It{Il\:‘YOI‘I’tMI‘i Iii: luioiho arriv; “11h" it; u Lliurctl’i Edlflcc; or Public
‘ ' ‘ F880” --------- 1. yesterday has been identified as that " ‘ ‘ ‘ , ' ’ .‘ _ 5“ "0 ' ““515 "I lt‘ INF-“l H93 pertain.
‘ 139 fires, d about the same number llyatt .......... 14 of Miss Lizzie llnrns ii. daughter of “II I“ m“ “Mil” “‘“d' “1“ deaths log thereto. or any post. office, public
~Were trace to escaping 859. Jacluion ....... 29 10 Michael Burns, of l-iigliu‘ood. She was WM" OWEN I” fever. “WSW“ iio~ library or cemetery.
Th at t fillit i ii ‘ Jones ........... 10 26. The authorities say there is no gi‘flg"; rather ‘3 vlirprcsident. 0’ “Dali-d of. Norwalk. this 15th day of
0 9 me 0 9PM? II t". Layden ......... in doubt or: to the «tenth being si-lf-lii- a““"‘ " . t uy. A- D., 1906.-
wormh found in Sweden. Norway and lmflln ........... 23 ilictcd. The girl was well dressed. and ""W' "m" ‘ CORNELIUS C. HEGEMAN,
deany. In the two first named COllli- 'II‘JV. tillmlcr ..... 2: till it. is alleged that. kilo was soon curly SAND SCHOON‘EOIEKDMAGED BY A “ ii i i ‘ Applicant.
-" y .. . So or ...... Iii (it: yostorduy WllIIIiIlli: along ”to blink of . f .. _ '1‘. l9 uniorn gilt". electors and
.fl‘fi‘fi‘?" I“ no person above the ago Show .......... ill {ll ll‘. iii the river. When the body was found WW“ ‘1‘“ “”3" “HI“ M ”‘0 fill luklmi‘vl'S. as defined by law. of llio
0”“ years who 03111101 Wild and “’1'“? W. C. Moore ..... 26 40 25 91 there. Wore burns about. tho face. and “‘9 around I'm? new l‘rfl‘;‘|"”:" “I Town ”I NOIWEJR. hereby endorse the
gimbals he has forgotten those accord- Sergt. Hunt ....... (iii 42 23 103 on the bank a pliiul containing some PPM” ““13“ “0". I" I‘ D “('9 “9"", application of the above named Cor-
pliehi‘nents or his in ntal faculties ar Chili) Hum. Irios 2'1 'lO "it til cnriiolic acid was found it is said that ”“9 "Filtli‘l‘ "i 'h'll'" “d Brothers noilus (‘ Hoaeman for such license
6 u . I . . a a A. , , . ‘ I I ' h ‘- 4 .
e The only other work of the day lic- sbu had been ill for some time with 30“”1 N‘"“’*‘“‘ ‘1‘" k- at week. 3““ Dated at. Norwalk, this 15th day of
so double that he has not been able to
squire them. This fact is so well uu~
'erst'ood that the census enumeratora
0 not inquire whether a person can
tad or write.
’ The Pekln and Tim 'i‘niu ’i‘imes
payer “The Board of Commerce has
diiected the Tien Tsln native Chamber
of Commerce that in all future ex-
hibits abroad nothing must be sent
calculated to bring discredit on China.
such as opium smoking apparatus.
"small shoes. Idols, gambling articles
I and the like, which only make China a
automobile.
TOO MUCH UMBRELLA.
ers Right and Left.
side the shooting was guard mount af-
ter dinner.
During tlm day, Colonel Gilbert L.
Fitch and Adjutant Frank B. Guricy.
of Stamford. and Captain Edward P.
Weed, of (‘ompany D. arrivcd iii an
Among the other officers
present during the day were Captain
Percy Morison, of New London. inspcc.
tor of small arms practice; Captain
Cyrus E. Rider, of Company 0. Dane
bury. and Lieutenant Ericson, also of
Danbury.
Owner Discarde it After Jobbing 0th»
heart trouble. iiu' mother died some
time ago.
Michael Wiluion a middloilgud iuun
committed suicide late today at his
boarding house on Spring street by
taking cnrliollc acid. Denili had not
occurred when he was diucovvl‘otl. bill
he died before ho could be Inkt‘ll lo
the. IlOSD'UiI. Dospoudoacy is bo-
lleved to have caused the not. He has
been employed at the local railroad
shops on a boilorninkor. and lwforo
was a locomotive- engineer. He leaves
a widow in llornollsville, N. Y.
One
Lani
LOOKING FOR CROOK HERE.
Deputy Sheriff of Ridgefleld Last fled
rill of them caution-xi
apparatus and foil win
of ”Will tool: an" a section of
the rail of the kill") 3 ooncr Lucy A.
iiwuy ii. sco-
tlou of tlio- lightcis' H . while. anoth-
or wont through the
‘lnui‘rhlns stock."
M
After a New York express rolled into
Massachusetts educators point out as
. a proof that the world is growing bet-
_ tell the fact. that, the amount of spare
. Iii American school histories devoted
to. the chronicling of wars has dr-
creased from 40 per cont. in 1813 to 24
per cent in moo.
leCAPep‘ FROM SANITARIUM.
held for the sanitarium authorities
but in cents in his pockets.
i; . _ ”M
Ascension
»‘ CHURCH.
‘ widely Communion lit 8 dolor
in at 10 o’clock.
as place at 4:30.
. of
I ' at this service.
king into a mirror.
credo es‘sn HAIIT.
”w ‘hali discontinued
I Orrlno.
'3
two formal No. i to
y, and No.
be cured.
or y of its grout
. _. ids ‘ The one
_ *"8TAMF‘ORD. May 23.-—A well tires-
' filed man who was boosting about the
theta that he had escaped from a
,f‘ ' hint at Greens Farms was ur-
not by the police yesterday after-
fiiioop.‘ He described himself as Clinton
I u. of the Calleau Manufacturing
finality. of New York. and declared
lv‘vae going to join his family at the
Hotel Walton. New York city. He was
‘tbe time or his detention he had
DAY AT GRACE
services in Grace parish tomor-
ecenelon Day. will be celebrated
At the let-
u a sermon will be preached.
Whoop. the aliaual children’s
A 00W.
ittenbnch's famous Christ
be given to every person in
. try'lo find the deserving
every day we hear something it.
.1 tt‘Orane. litimkomy gdua‘rsn-
or t e W I8 0’ MI 681' ram“!
«The other day a lady told us and 3,5,1 hm...
m“ In whom “he I” greatly both hands full of other baggage, it
“”9““ in about, an superfloumls as a chin-
TM” ”Willem cilia overcoat on the Fourth of July.
. 9m“ “‘9 “3"” mm “0““ and a whole lot more disagreeable for ,
simple remedy, easy to use Hm...
smote cure drunkards and
:tfiaafwravlng {’or Idrinking.
. ., or an a son e puma w,” .,
fuhiitlie money if it does oon.‘ str his
‘ l
2 for those
the local dcpoi. last. night. on uptown
trolley our rapidly filled with pull-
songors. A, tall well dressed titan. with
the general air of a traveling sales.
uiiin. boarded the car with an over-
coat. on his arm, a satchel in each hand
and an umbrella stuck under one arm;
All be mounted llio stops of the car it
gave a sudden lurch and the point of
the umbrella was jnbbcd square in the
mouth of It little man standing on the
l’l'ill‘ platform. The drummer was pro-
fuse with apologies.
Willi a muttered exclamation the
parachute mun pushed'hls way to the
back dashboard of the car. twisted the
umbrella savagely across one knee and
buried it 'mvay into the. night.
“Confound that thing." be biased;
"i'm glad to get rid of it at last before
jabbing soiiicbody‘s eye out or shoving
. it. through some innocent. person's
body.
“I got on the train with it at Phiinr
dolphin this morning,’ he went on,
“and poked a little baby in the car
with it as i tried to pass some one in
the car aisle. As i took the beastly
thing out. of the rack when the train
k reached Jersey City i managed in some
way as] tucked it under my arm. so as
to gather up the rest of mytrappltlss,
to punch the sharp end into the sto-
mach of a fat man with the force of
at the Grand Central depot in New
York a woman in line just back of me
got, too close and as i stooped to pick
up a grip i had to drop in order to get
my money out. i handed Ilt‘l‘ terrible
thrust on her chm-ii that tore through
the skin. A iiionioiit ago i nearly suc-
ceeded in manning a man for life with
"An umbrella is till right when It's
but when you don't. need it
to lug it around with
In clouded pieces.”
may
car at Main and
lie. swung of the
be save A eraswsennv screen".
a bettering ram. When buying e. ticket .
people who accrual out oivyour
rind headed for a sub *
'i'he sewing society of hackinchem
Heard of His Man in Norwalk.
A itidgoficld deputy slierlii. crooni-
mauled by Wlilliiin Kooler. of the firm
of Adams and Koolor of that place,
wrrc in Norwalk yesterday afternoon
lil quest of a. man charged with steal-
ing it sum of money and n vnlunblo
Swiss watch from a l‘tidgi-fiold conch-
niuii. Their search was unsuccessful.
though they sticcodcd in tracing their
man easily.
The accused had evidently walked to
Norwulk and boarded a. trolley car on
tho Woeipori. ditisloli.
W
CORNELL CREW IN BOSTON.
BOSTON. May 23.—-'l‘he Cornell
'vnraity crew, which will rnco'lhc Hur-
vnrd 'varsity oarumon on the Charles
River. Friday aitei'liooii.-urrlvod here
today. from ithacil. N. Y., and register
ed at the Hotel Victoria. With the
Cornell men conic the eight-cared crew
representing the Cascudilla prepara-
tory school of ltliaca. A race of one
and ilveslxteentlie' much has been ar-
ranged for Friday between Cascadma
and Stone preparatory school of this
city. the event taking place just be-
fore the Cornell~Harvard race. which
is scheduled for P. p. in. Both the
Cascadilla and Cornell rowers have
piannedto practice upon the Charles
River this afternoon and tomorrow.
The girl who is a college widow. at
twenty will be a grass widow at thlro
ty.
Mill “0
It"
“I" “in «m5 ”313‘ care
a in”
thine "out 11 ole q;
ntug'lgnd‘émnpsle. words parts "I. y
m
I
one
the
cit
at
III.
ill.
’ of
1.
a sea I iovthe "Ion erfflen
we to
II
iIV lion all are as d m
or 1i. ‘i'i “flatbed?” Erin"...
unit. all. in laser at. Jersey city. it. .t.
- “M“ "III“ Woman's Relief Corps ave another of.
W Mill lb‘l‘ guaranteed. its wsiishuown suppers list evening at 5
“I recommend II If W “M the Post rooms in Wall street. , Last
Vii: evening ‘thb denture be ‘ . iii
ll“ supper. ,iherrepaet '
III ,‘rnotiiau‘ber
quarter mills on t
town pssessuiont st of 1905. at n
Norw
lar. laid on the ease .
Hall. on the Bill
also the
elghilie (
laid at the same tint
payable on tho
5 Railroad Finer.
' remaining unpui
~, and another In)
School
Union Soho District
The taxpayers of to South Norwnlk
Union School District re hereby none
1 of one and
dollar. laid on
that the dist ricl.
meeting of the dist i. hold
13th day of June. 190.
school. will be din: a
first day of May. 10 at which time
i shall be ready to
Stllisoil-Powell's .lru
lngton street.
0 per cent. a your vi
and after June ‘1‘. i ‘
uc'ri
the hoisting
not intended.
oil. .
X08.
at the
payable on the
tore. 82 Wash-
i’unai at the rate of
he charged on
A. TOLLEB.
Collector of Taxes to South Norwalk
radon School Dis rt.
Dated at South N
1900.
aik. April 27.
3E.
cm 7r
The taxpayers of t. City of South
alk are lierby tilled that the.
seven (7) Ills on the doiv
at but of 1905,
in Quitlner's
duif March. 1906:
library flu tax of three
1ll.) of ii in on the dollar.
. ill be due and
first i of May. 1906.
i will solve the name
o.'ii oillce. No.
Pill!
year from May
d on all bills
d at June 1. 1906.
. MES PA
y tax of
a city meeting in
which time
Jacob M. Layton ~
nine (9) per vent.
1906. will be cha
Collector of Taxes the 3 City 'oi
South Norwallt.
South Norwaltt. M 1. 1906.
‘Park‘& " lord
PI ‘ ,
till diners
Wines, Liquor
May, A. 0.. 190ti_
Holil'y W, I'Iegolein. Gustav 'l‘hleme.
William E. Benjamin, Thomas Garvey,
William J. Schlltt.
l hurt-by certify that the above nam-
od cnclorsers are eloclors and tax-
payers. as defined by law. of the Town
of Norwalk.
listed at Norwalk. this 15th day of
May. A. 1).. l906.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
on the
Franklin
lye same at
a2? to it
KIND SOLD AS PURE.
A MOST CHARMING DRINK
GET THEM.
OHOIOEST NOVELTIES
ES.
33 WASHINGTON ST.
at. the rate
all to 11
~—
Very Best Elgln Creamery Butter.
i
. A stylish and comfort his? a ‘rtin 'V
jacket is described Ill The;1 Pictoml ll:- ‘
View. It is a hand-knits garment. short *1
. a
under the arms. ‘The gdar like those j
fastened down the‘ outwith silver ‘
A hint as to an artsy method of pre— .
so many are planning their annual so- ,
learn at shore or mountains where [as ’
are the best remedy for n deranged stomach. Tiltyji't‘ :i.’ sale and
gentle laxative; ii rciinbic cure for OIIBIllltlli: Constipation, Bilious
‘ Attacks. Sick Headache and all disorders ill‘lfiillf". from r. weak Di-
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‘ Give Quick Relief ‘
and are a world-famous mii'can'c for the cure of these prevalent
complaints. 'Their cost is a trifle; their tier—«c duty. For your
healtli’s sake, insist on Beeciinin's Pills. They do more (or your
body than any other remedy. Known had used by hundreds of
thousands all over the globe.
Sold Everywhere in flow. 100 and sec.
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deep pointed vest of. white tucking; Farmer Cobb—«Are you min to
edged with a lace trill, a design that keep pigs this year. Caleb?
the most ardent devotee of white for Farmer Hiiskius—Lord. no! Thar's
little people cannot help biit admire. jest on much profit kepln' boarders,
un' not half as much trouble fedeln'
’ein ! MPuck.
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be best paper.
1‘ Boston .5 tare. ‘
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, "The way to Wealth. if you dcsire it, is as plain as the way to ma‘rket."~—
Benjamin Franklin. ' ‘
Save Some hing Each Week. ~
Do Your Trading Here and You Will
Surely Save Money.
May Sale Now in Full Bloom.
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Thnt Will Molt a 1;]. k Selling.
A few pairs hero. and there (tho oostrls not great) will‘mnko the home
look decidedly more attractive for summer.
normal) CURTAINS of plain muslin .......... 39c pair
RUFF’LEI) It‘lSHNli‘ll‘ CURTAINS. will to or corn .................. 75c pull“
lillh‘FI.h)l) MUSldN CURTAINS. plain. with bemstitcllod ruffle .. 95c pair
RUFFliidD BOBBlNE'l‘ CURTAINS .............................. 98c pair
RUPF‘LEI) MITSLIN CURTAINS, figures and dots .............. 750 pair
$1.00 FOR A $1.50 PETTICOAT.
So good it value is it that. we find it. a hard matter to keep in stock.
Quantity limited. but enough lo last, out the day (Thursday). on solo, first
floor.
Boston S tare.
Call see-4.
More Than a Little Better.
IF YOU WANT THE FINEST BUTTER IN THE CITY, GET OUR FANCY GILT EDGE CREAMERY BUT-
TER, NOTHING ELSE SO SWEET AND ROSY.
MANY TRY TO IMITATE OUR COFFEE.
PARE WITH IT, DELICIOUS FLAVOR, FINE AROMA, AND ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED BY THOSE WHO
.KNOW WHAT A DILIGHTFUL OUP OF COFFEE l8. - ‘
WE BUY THE BEST; SELL THE BEST AND KEEP ONLY THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF QUALITY.
THEY SCORE ABOVEJHI: '"IRE FOOD LAWS AS THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
OUR GROUND GLOVES. OINNAMON, MACES, ALLSPICE WHITE ‘BLAOK PEPPER, ETO.. ARE' THE
BEST EVER USED, ONE OUNOE I8 WORTH MORE, AND WILL 00 FA RTHER THAN IAll). OF THE USUAL
THERE IS NO COFFEE IN THE CITY THAT CAN GOM-
iOUR'CELEBRATED TEASI WHY THEY CAME FOR MILES AROUND TO
YOU DOME AND TRY THEM.
WE HAVE GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND RELIABLE.
IN THE MARKET AT—
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROOER.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST AND WANT IT FRESH RIGHT HERE IS THE PLAOE TO BUY. OUR ENOR-
MOUS OUTPUT OF GROOERIIS IS SO LARGE'THAT OUR GOODS ARE BOUND TO IE FRESH. AS TO
QUALITY WE WILL LIT YOU‘DE THE JUDGE. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT AND WITH OUR PINK DIS-
COUNT STAMP. FREE WITH EVERY 10° PURCHASE WE THINK THAT OUR STORES ARE THE MOST PRO-
FITAILE STORES FOR YOU TO DEAL AT IN THE NORWALKS.
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