O
sow
dinners a Specialty.
“ ‘i‘dlld Co
liNllleIIlsr...
“my..-
‘Ar
38 souTH MAIN STREET.
. innuubrme lino Lam-unto.“ L1
top = Point Hotcllr
‘ Now open lorjthe Season of I906. “
. _ other attracu‘ons. ,
Special attention given to Automobile Parties.
Decoration Day '
ncert by the Wheeler 8L Wllson Band.
Dancmg Afternoon and Evening -
‘ LAGS----AII
——Dooorali0n Crepe I’dptll'.
.AT NELSO
.Raisillg ' SaIBI
for l0 Days Goods'lo be Sacrificed.
Don’t Miss It.
.8 PENIS BIIIiiIi II Suit IIIIIISB.
«w
1 a.
lion of tho dim.
sat... tumult.
Dancing. Boating, Bathlng and
... .mv—ww- «L... ..........__. -- ”w.-.
Sizes.
N’s.
.... .. ._... ~~-M,._~._W
SOUTH NORWALK.
CHOLBILL WITH
HILL'S PEN.
Measure Panes House and Goel to the
« President.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-—-’l‘lle della~
lured alcohol bill with the Senate
amendments, wus agreed to ill the
.Houaeyosterdny, and now gtlcs to tho
:Pfioaident for his signature. This bill
'will become a law within the coming
Week and go into effect January I
_ 1907. Repdesentalivo E. J. Hill callcd
‘ gli‘poniPl‘esldont-Roosevelt yesterday ul-
Iemoon and requcslcd him to sign the
"bill With a pen which the Connecticut
congressman has used for many years.
The President. told Mr. Hill he would
,1 lad to carry otlt his wishes and
{Wu d advise him as to tho dato hu
‘ would select to sign tho hill.
‘ During the present session of Coll-
out; there were eight hills lutroduccd
n the House covering the use of un-
taxed domestic alcohol ill the arts and
“industries and for fuel. light, and DIN"
‘ ‘ .7 ,All of those bills were considcrcd
by the ways and lllcuns colmnittoc in
formulating the committee bill which
finally agreed upon by both the
Mound Senate. The lllll IIIII'iIiIilC‘
0d hy‘Congreuuman iiill and thc rcc~
Wmndationu of commissioner of ill-
' lrnnli‘evenlte served lnorc to form the
o filaflor this legislation than any olh-
«ropoaltlons offered. Although tho
““5 :5! known as the Payne hill.
boo"l
pmmitioe
“3tu be called the Hill hill.
0
" IRRANOVA TRIAL PROCEEDS.
Court denuded that Girl is
Enough to Confer With Counsel
W York, May tilt—Thu trial of
III!!!) Tel'rauvoa. chargcd with
under of hcr aunt, Mrs. t‘on-
Will. gsio, which hall llccll sullpcull-
fed for‘sevcral days pending ihc Illvca-
Nation of her nullity, wuil l'culllllcd
I in insane reported to Hill l'tiIII'l
Din. outsell. All uucll u l'illltll
attuned tho l‘LinIII‘fiIIU‘IlIH of ”It
the trial nrucoudnd.
lth'lolItIng Penal Code.
ORR. May 29.~-’I'crry Mc
Gill HIII'HI
n ,'n ton-round tight humour
l. “COOthi‘n buforo Ihu Two
b, and 'l‘lruothy
into! prlchlghtu.
lulu continued lIIc hall to
mil-era was
bound.
”mile miller them they
MR.
llo~
no Mr. Payne ill chairman of tho,
reporting it. it should right-
Sane
may before .Illi-llicc Scott ill lIIt' Sup-
6 Court. "Tho conlllliusloll appoint-
3,36“th wlluthcl' Mru. 'l‘urrall-
tumult; girl formerly hull hul-
IIOIIB unto her conduct In kil-
orgllllole and aunt. and utlll IIIIH
" I116 Iii ulllc. ill licr opinion. to
ill! advluc with hor council an
pduct of her trial. during IIR
NIZI FIGHTERS AH NESTED.
rn. Britt and Follower: Charo.
’ lid thncu Brill. loxclhcr with
men including Hurry Pollock
of tho 'l‘wouticlh (lolltllry
who wero urrol-llud Iuiu
l ry Athletic Annocluililn Ill
two Gordon. word In thr-
lod‘lly charged with vln.
’ notion of the Ponul llodc
Al the
pounnel for tho prinnncrn
’ ted an adjournment no.
A crowd of fully anon
In and
ry Wage Earner
N Member that hill laconic truly be temporarily stopped by
lineal or lack of continuous employment. ,
y working permit» have nothing ahead and the monicut
not hem I. durum Account In this Bunk where your,
mutt. per cent. filial-out and tritium walnut worry. ‘
LIQUOR COST HIM HIS LEGS.
Bulger, Unfortunate Hobo, Say; That
Drinking ls Responsible for His
Accident.
and the other at lllc liligh. us lhc rc-
Hilll of slipping ullllcr a moving
i‘rclglli train while attempting to
board it. is married and has it wifc at
Sanford, Malnc. 'l‘hc couplc how no
t'I'iIIlII't‘n. '
A collllllllllicailoll has Ilccll rccciv-
cd from the slsicr of IIll' illjlll'cd lllall
l‘l"=IiIIIIg at Shirlcy, Muss, from which
IJIIH‘I' llc sliilt‘ll .Illrli al'lcr Illc uccl~
(Ilil that ho Iluilcd from.
Illllgl-r util'IllllIcs hill pl'csclli ullfol‘v
lunalc condition to liquor and uuyH
illltl il' llc had not ill-cu lil'lllkiulz lilt‘
ill'i‘liIl‘III would not burn happcncll. Al
iho pl'crlclll lilllc “low in cl'cl‘y pl'ollu-
Ililiiy lIltli. Iltl \l'III I‘l‘t‘ln‘l'r llllll ht‘ is
inking a lIchlicli Illlcl'cizt Ill Ill'c III:
in :13 ycul'n of ago.
ELLENCHEK IN INSANE HOSPITAL
Objected to Leaving the Weatport
Sanitarium Wlth Sheriff Sculley.
.iollri Ellcllcllck. whosc Illuallc artlca
wcrc somc time ago the subject of it
nllulllcl' oi" llcwapapcl' atol'icu ill Sollill
Norwulk. and who \VIIN lot" it lilllc. cou-
I‘IIH‘II at tho Norwulk IIOHDIIIII and Iai-
or at tho chtpori Sullllllriunl. hurl
I)t'l"li tukcll to tho. llluanc llayllllll til
.\Iillillciowll.
licpuiy Sllcl'lli Scllllcy wont to
\‘i'cillporl. rccoutly Io IllIil‘ him away,
lull Ellollcllck rcfllncd to go with him.
it llccalllc llcccuallry lo hulldclll'l‘ llilll
and strap lllu IIIifIlIH to hill wrllal. A
carriage trail cullctl ulld Ilc wail tllkcll
away, He llll‘II()Wi‘ll up It hit i|II(‘I‘
hoarding the train and wall quite pr-ucc-
uhlc on his way to Middlctown. He. is
sir-adily llllprovlilg Ill pllynlcul llol-ullh
hill IIIl-l mind in rapidly (If’ll‘l'Illl'lliIlIK.
VAN TASSELL PROPERTY SOLD.
Mary's Church Corporation to
Have New Cemetery.
.loIlll 'i‘. liuycn lulu hold
'l‘uluzcll propcrly, which
plll'l‘llallcd from (Icoruc t‘ Incilwood
Io til. .Vl'll'y’r. (‘ltlll'cil i‘llrpol‘tltioll.
'I‘llln propcrty IR on Main alIcI-t told
in on cxlcnuivc (lllc.
It In rcportcd Ilitlt tit. .‘llury'u (illllrch
Iiiit'litlt-l to collvcrl lllc ucwly pllrclum-
St.
lllc \‘all
Ilt‘ rcccllily
.Illmi'ii II, O'Ihlllncll. rcciol' of Si.
Mury'll pariah, ullld today, IItth‘Vi'I‘,
that It hull not yol Iim-n iIi'l‘IiIiliI what
will lu- door with tho pl'opcrly. ’l‘llo
roar of tho propcrly In lllructiy op-
Illlry railroad Irm-ku III'IIIK bulwoon.
Illollyll lllc lullcr Ill rapidly
up
SALVATION Al‘mv Mlle'rmo.
Roy. J. A. Clark. of Middlohoro
I
llvorcd all
Main rim-m.
I Illinul'uglitloll. despite ‘th ruin.
In to leave town. 7
Iluyu ubeolutoly nothing in full back
pointed
veatinto tho
Kendal
Mayor .
Million and
Mather.
Mayor tum... ill.
The committee comprises 0
uror Matthew Corbett,
l ,of the Bourd of Houhlill. Ex—
iuclmu .u. Golden. John y. Mo-
‘Councllman Flurry
my today tw- .
lilo committal: which Is to Ins
propoultlou recently pro
muted turbo South Norwnlll Common
Council regarding the construutloltyot
trunk aewor todmln the lower por-
*IIOIII‘I .. a
. , ‘ ‘ *sz ‘ .
lty Trolls" HARTFORD'IIay {39.va to lost
Dr. George El.
\
‘ ‘ ilgg nullity
III __ “It felt ‘ In TWOIIIYi-Fllilr
Sunday thin war the dryoot May in
recent yearn. thorium rainfall bolus
but .65 of all Inch. Then could the
W atom, which tor porno lull-lynx helm
swept over all parts of
the national.
it has been ascortalncd that Fl'tlllll Expenses.
I’llllIlmIfiOII' (in? I‘I‘J'llnH‘IiilI” :‘ihl" “II?“ Tim nutorrlollilisi whosc mncllluc
.g 1' I“ “ H" ‘L i‘“ " I‘iiI) ovol- liillc Nolllc Hi’llutl. auctl
ml prllpcrly Ill u l-ctlll-Iory, 'l‘llc Iicr.
politic lit, Mury‘u (tolllclury, lilo Dull-
'l‘hcrc uru IIIII auroral ucrcn of Mull»
nillc lund Ill Illc prom-Ill (lcnlciul'y.
illllnu
Muuouchuuotln. who Ill tho gum of
Floyd lugcrnoll. In lunar Norwnllt, dc.-
Iuicrcliting ocrmou. lulu.
eight, in salvation Army Hull; booth
No
rlurvlccll will be hold tonight. as (hip
inln null Mrs. Elinor Terry urn prcpnr‘
The plans uubmlttod by Euuinoer
Wood at the meeting of the Common
Council are extensive and the newer,
would cost about 840,000 to build. it In
roughly estimated. but there seems to
be obvious hand of some additional
provisional for soworlng the lower por-
tion of the city. ' r
The proposed sewer would be large
enough ‘to accommodate all additional
aoworu which may be built in thin ac-
tion of the city for. runny yearn to
comc, and it is believed by some that
the outlay necessary at the present
time would be a good Investment in the
long rlln. ' ,
'l‘hc. grentest trouble which hull
been experienced through the inade-
quate sewerage has been by the .i. J.
Cash Company which is prevented
from illutullillg a large unloulld of mu,
chlnory by the fact: that the basement.
in flooded every time that. there In a.
heavy rain; . It, is necessary, owing to.
the delicate nature of the llltlchlllory
which they wish to install, to have it in
the basement of the factory, and until
the basement can be pill ill with i-lhupc
that flooding is an impossibility it will
be lmpoosiblc to Install the machinery.
The concern has struggled with this
problem for some time and has been to
considerable expense and duluy, undll
In lluroly possible that it may be no-
contrary to leave the present building.
undoi- which conditions tllcy would
probably leave town,
OIhcr buildings ill the vicinity of
Concord and (‘hoslnut streets have ox-
..perionccd the damn difficulty by tho
overflowing of tho scwor. which hacki
up from tho rovcr.
'l‘hc conl’llllitco will investigate illc
slinuiiou and report to n lull-r liitltiilll‘:
of lilo (‘omuloll Council, on to the con
lillionn which Illcy find and giro thoir
views all to the bout lllcthodu ol' coping
with tile difficulty.
....._.-
AUTOMOBILIST WAS NOT HEART-
LESS.
Noroton Man Sent Physicians to At.
tend Norwalk Girl and Will Pay
liIIlt‘ your, dullxhlcl‘ of Mm. .lollll Hy-
Will of tin Sicvvrlu slrccl, Nol'wulk.
wax not so llcurtlcun as was at first
MIDDIHI'II.
Mrs, Iiynull l-ltllicd today that ho of-
t‘t‘rcd to tulle lilo little girl in illiI
Nl-l'wtlik Hospital and ul’lcrl‘rards ol-
l‘l'l‘l‘lI to lakl» llcr to her llolllc. hllt
silo Wits so frlghlcllr-rl tlult shc. run
:luily from him.
It wuu uui‘cl'lalncd )‘i‘SU'I'dIlV that
the owncr of tho luucIlIllc wall .llllllcu
.Il'lIIiIIlH :l \l'cltllhy resident of Now-
iou ,who was bringing home a now
our which he has rol‘cutly pllrchuscd.
MI‘, .It-llklllu scnl his family physi-
cirn to HI'I‘IIII lllc lltllc IIII‘I and has
oil‘crcd to sr-ltlc with Mrs. Hl‘uurl for
tho little girl's injuries.
COMMUTATION OF DEATH SEN-
TENCES.
Supreme Court Decides That it in Op~
tional With the Governor.
IIOS'i‘ON. May 29.-Wllclllcr poll-
llonu for crllunllltatloll of lllc uretltcnccs
of dcutll or Illlprlsolllllcllt uhull ho uull-
nlllioli to tho oxcclliivc council in op-
llonul with IIIU governor. according to
tho dcciulon of tho Suprculc Court. all—
llouliccd today. A ruling was request-
or! by (lovcruor Curtis Guild. .ir.. lll
colllu-cliou with the petition for chang-
ing tIlc dcuih uclltcnco oi Churlcu L.
’l'uckcr, convicted of thc murdcr oi'
Muhci Patio. to llfc-llllprlilonlncut.
The Supreme Court collllidcrcd lhu
cusu yculcl‘duy. 'I‘lto qucniion at Ill-
uuc wan I‘llII-li‘lI Ily (tillllllii'l for 'l‘lickcr.
who colltcndcd that IIii‘ politloll lllllui.
lluccuuarily lu- uullllllltcd to tho coun—
lch and Hill pusscd upon by the gover-
nor allollc.
. . .. ..._.....--...._.......‘
WILL PREVENT PRIZE FIGHT.
HARRISBURG. l’u.. May 29."“G0\'Ur’
nor I’lulnypuckor dccllncd lo nlltko tiny
l'llilllllt'lii today on Illu uclloll ill ordcu
lmz Ihc stutu pollco doparllllcllt to pro-
vcllt lllc light llclwocn VIIZHIIIIIIIIIIIN
and IIlll'llll ill illc ’I‘lixcdo Allllcllc Club
III North ESIIIIIKIUII tonight. 'l'ho gm"
i-l'llor morcly quoted from tho ulutu
constitution no follow:
"'l‘llc ullprumo omculivc lllth'I' nllull
lw vr-uiorl Ill tho. novcruor, who llhull
lilkc curc that lilo lawn bu faithfully
cxccufod."
()IIIcInIll ill Ihii pinto policc iIillilll‘I'
monl llltlmlllcd that u lluiilclollt force
of mcn would bo mull to North Bullion-
Inn to III‘PVOIII Ihc llglll If tho club
muhcu url uttcmpl to hold It.
0. U. A. M. TO HOLD MEMORIAL
SIRVIGEC.
(In Bunduy afternoon. .lllno 3d. Illu-
colu Council, No. i, will hold thoir
memorial day unrvlccll nt fiprlmr (irovo
(lomciory In Dorian, alao uxlclld an in»
vlintlon to Bonner Council. Daughters
of Illorty, to accompany thorn.
lmr will anaerobic at Mystic ChliIn
Hull lit 1:30 ehorp.
THOLLIY one combs. ’
l
'I’hero wall it fnlroieod
on their way to work. collided at n
Ill bollovcd', wall fatally hurt.
MIMI Verna Wheelcr hall rcturruld to
the nutrition formerly occupied by her
all alunogrll her In the union of Judge
Joseph R. .aylor.
Rev. William .Illmee. of New York.
is stopping tit, hII summer resilience.
mun Homo. Bell inland. for tho null-
mt
All entertainment by the member:
of ill. Junior ortli been. of the
‘hlt Amine _
you tut: would at the church.
twenty-four hours ended at 8 o'clock
last evening wan 2.57 inches. which
was excoodcd only at, Norfolk. Va.,
whore the. record was 3.22 inches- Only
to 8 o'clock the total for the whole
storm wall 3.62 Inches.
ing the afternoon: was confined almost
ourlrciy to the Atlantic coast. although
out lilo country
M em»
PHILADELPHIA. May 2bw’l‘wo troin
lay our”. both crowded with passenger:
ntrcot crossing today. and a scam of
neurons were injured. though none. it
billet church on
R
From 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. 11
when the storm began in corneal. un- Nottiu ha 0 t I
til 2 o‘clock yesterday afternoon. tiles 8 m Loco ul- ans,
total rainfall was 3.25 Inches, tho lurn-
out precipitation Ill twenty-four hours
cloud the United States weather lul-
reau has had nlbrunch in this city.
“nd according to the l-ooordll at the
(lily Hull, whore reports have bocu
made for years, dud are still mndo
dolly, there has not been no large ll
rainfall recorded In twenty-four hours
since June ‘10 and, ii, l903, when thorn
was a total of 4.37 Inches.
I
‘1
The rililliull for tho
ill Hartford
38 of no Inch fell In New York. Ill)
The utorm dur-
ln comparatively low plucos through-
was clear weather re!
ported. ,
The maximum tempcrnture was 48.6
and the minimum lull rlcgrocn. the
maximum occurring at it p, in, and the
minimum at 7:55 p. in, wllcn the. tem-
pcruillro began to fool tllc client of the
cold wave from lilo nothw'crlI. ’I‘tlwurd
evening tllc wind. which had blown
from the north at a mic ol‘. ion miles
per hour, had lllcr-castnl to fiftecu milorl
an .hour. ruoidly ulcn-r‘u'g tho atmos-
phoro.
On the hill-Is of tho storm a'cold
wuvc siartcd in the Northwcsi, and
Sunday night thc stair-s ullout tho
Grout Lnkcn sum-roll considerably
{yo 1 fronts. which also continued last
dig, i. This tnodcrutcly cold wuvo
sprcad to norlhcrn Now England vcs-
torday and lust nhzllr many sociions
wcl'c viu'icd by frosts. solnt- of which
wore Illiuhtlng. lll some acctlous of
this stoic light. frosts Wi't't‘ felt.
From all parinol tllc country come
rcports of the honour tho crops havo
rcccivcli. Tho hay crop. although not
'issiil‘iitl by this ruin. llns Ilocll Iloipcd
wonderfully ill this and other status
and in this Ht‘t‘iIUII Ull' tobacco mcu
lookr-d upon thoniorln till a sign of
prosperity.
'I‘Ilc truck furmcril. who hill-c spring
\‘Cii'fiiililt’ii which IIlcy llro anxious to
rllull illio lilo local lllurlrcl, say that
tho ruin. ll lollowcd lly clcnr “‘t'tlIIIi'i'.
will moan u solving of at It“|tii scvcrnl
'Iays. particularly ill illl- atl'uwhcl‘l'y
crop.
.w..____.
IN JAIL.
Captain Joshua Slocum la Arrested
in Philadelphia.
(‘uptuin .loslluu Sim-um, who has
Icctllrcd at tho lll'idgcporl Public
Library and who Is woll known illlil
Iiilfiellllllly Ii'It'IItlrl ill this city. In ill
iail ill Philullclplllu without bull. 'I‘llc
(Illliliili has twirr- sails-d arollutl lilo
world Ill his Iillll- sloop Spray and has
.lll illiurllutlolull rcpututiull. .
.\ dcsllutcll ‘ll‘olll Phllullclplliu
suvs'w
‘(Ill cllul'gca proforl’cd by a girl of
loll yours. Captain Joshua Slocum who
Ill his lilly sloop. Spray. hull sallcd
lwicc around IIll‘ world, was tll'l‘cuit-tl
null pill ill jail at Rlvcrtoll, lhlu lllorll-
lug.
“Hc hair just l‘cillrncd from our of
his loucly crlliacu to tho Weill ilulicn
and- last night Icclurcd nature the
lilvcrlon Yacht t‘luh.
"llc wrlu nlvvn u prompt llvlirillg at
which only tho Inwycru. a physician
and Mr. and Mrs, Cllurluu A. Wright.
Moods of tho ull'l. wore pl‘t'lli‘lli. 'l‘hl'
child wus found to ho uninjured. but
the old cupluill, who won In it stain
of llorvlluuncuu lull-during on Insanity
was coulmlttcd to Mount Holly with‘
out lltlll
"'l‘hc Spray hurl llucli undiluted off
the Rlvcrton uhoru for till-co drum and
has ill-cu tllrol cti with vluliorll. many
of whom were women and childrcll.
“Yrmlcrduy uflcrnoon littlo Willie
and boy frlolld wont aboard. The cup
Illlu wuu cullllnc, tho dock at tho flow.
It Ill churgud Illnl he told the boy to
may on dcck whllo ho showed the
girl iill'oluzh lilc. cabin.
“'l‘llo chicl’ of Pollen wall notified
IItli In the llu-untlmc Captain Bloouill
hill-I left for Philadelphia. Ho wu- lir-
routed Into hull night by Marshall
Qlllnloy all he «lcppod off trolloy our
lit tho filverion. N. .l. run too. Wilt-ll
Illo warrant wall road to hint ho pro
touted IIIii lnuoccucn and begged tllnt
multor ho hum uultu,"
W
IPECIAL CLAa'I MEETING TOv
"To
'I‘Ilu nonornl Chm! Morning lcd WV
Sclll Itomluaton. lit the, Firm. Mullin-
dint Church will have upuclul Intel-eat
tonight. This lander will Ilu In chum
of tho IM‘VIME. and Boy. and um.
Crnndnll J. North will he pro-out and
partlolpato In the anarchic». During
Mr. North‘s pastorate Illiltoul your:
ago it very oxtoulilvu revival prowli-
od. In which ll lnrxohnumllcr of young
men united with t. a church. The
Claim Meeting under mother Ruining:
Decorated 'i‘eu Plates ..
Therein uotblux that the market affords in commoudomoizoodli: bum
All" WM blending to New York “WW loss which we offer prove their super, unity—root only in regard to
southern New England and eopoolaliy, style and workmanship of the various lines uhown.
to Connecticut. ., '
uflied Muslin Curtuinn ..
allied Boblilet‘ Curtains
u
ucilt Mopu
Nos.
ill two-toned
Nottingham Lace Curtains
Arabian Loco Curtains.
Bruuacln Nut Curtains ...l " ” ‘
Brussels Net Curtains
CrossStripeMadrauCurtalus................................................¢....,.....,........l....
HOUSEFURNISHING only”
. , (
..t.m..
ontylunlyyil
Curtain Sircicllerls (Silo Decorated Dinner Plated .......‘...'80
350 Decorated Plotters K.164:
‘ 6c Decorated (Juno and Saucers ...4..,16c
Decorated Breakfast Plates 7c Decorated Covered Dishes .f 8
did prion“; balked
...-.i.......|-.‘r-nl,.-a..n-o‘l.-»
~ . I.
.V M‘u'rt. .
enact u...”.n-l-Hu‘i-d-gnrynonununn-ppg‘un...
I.
i
.. .“i’
IIIQACQO O
4 r
...........nl..-'-gurHuron-nu.
P‘ ‘ . ‘1,’ ylbv"i§
letteg‘oevIttoooeb‘aotl‘roobnl "1)..
..ll.u.4u‘..u.“nan-onnnn‘S-vnpn-
‘Decoruted
lcl
M
a
None but.
or
Q
“You any you don‘t puy u'lly llilcll-
tloll to lhu woulhcr prcdicilolla',“
”Not much. If i want to know what
Ihc lclnpnrqul-c ls going to ho I risk
the punitor."«Washington Slur.
“NOTCE.
THE SALES STABLES FORMERLY
CONDUCTED BY THE LATE MAX
TARLOV. CONNECTICUT AVENUE,
WILL BE CONTINUED BY ME AT
THE SAME PLACE.
AIME TARLOV
.M ”..- .u.
Illnllllu llllll lulu
hit I
AT BURRITT'S ICLAND. Bo. Norwalk.
TUESDAY, Jurfi 6TH. 1906.
0
Household furniture.
And I Mlecelienooue Collection of Ar-
tlolu too numerous to opacity,
lnoludin Iportlmnn'o Goodl.
aALI‘. TO 0 MMINGI AT 10 A. M.
M
F. w. MITCHELL. Auctioneer.
The threatened trouble at the
lon'll direction Will a center of tho
llpiritunl fol-coll of that revival. II. Iii
therefor-u pulloutnrly Interesting lol
have Mr. North vlult tile Chm at:
I'Illll Ilmc. one motion holdup at
i
.
ANOTHIH ”about“ TOURNA.
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plnoul‘lilc tournumcut for $26 or till) it
slide between-four troll known South
Nurwaik mum of the game. This pro- 1
«out iii‘i‘illllwméflirl arc to hurt,- ~ tho
linings In Norwlrlli and on Council
oumwenuc. Dulce for the [WWII
will probably be out to u dey or two. '
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line den-dun,‘hm riled coin
firm but dollop“ monitor at
An effort in being «in.» to got up all
mines having been averted, we
are happy to announce a meteriul
reduct on in price.
Our clock was bought ll: high
price: and in of h ' I'I qmllty. You
get till benefit on we [at the ex»
parlance. "
It It not too «fly to put in
coal for next winter—boltin- think
ebout It. -
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ARE nu: moors-or “APPEARANCE. ‘
Wu proucul. today the
Boulevard, 3 model
which baa been ac-
claimed in New York as
one of the hits of the
80118011.
The Boulevard ill, a,
I double-breasted such
with long wide.
notched lupolll and
moderate fullness illii‘mil
the chest. Made from
the newest, up-to-date
fabrics ill woruto'ds, nor-
gos. tillbots. For $7.00
.und $10.00.
Don’t wait for u no-
The Copyright. Clothing COmpnny.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
0 NORTH MAIN BIKE
Propor OIIII
a want. “our.
IT.
moduli yr». .
Mntcbiun of Millie! cud nil Repairing u Bpooielty.
. Optician. '
Proporly A
dilution Sale.
No Moro. No Lou.
Get the habit. and 30
bottle
. Hundruda of Eyes
are helm! overworked u or mull. of uppiicallon upon wot-It or books. .
Relief for eirnlliud tum tlrod eyes my be hurl
averted by wearing a pull-cf our
», .uollwn't
ins
ii iii nfiowllyluouri block. The var
and have tho benefit of
wearing.
Alwayl the come
price. For the bell.
quality.
lijustody , »
attribution” of tho
unalt- y l‘ 500‘ ‘0 CL“)
1.25 to $5.00
' 2.30 to $5.00
850 to- $6.00
. . $2.60 to $7.00
32.60 to $7.00:
$8.85 to $7.00
$1.00 to $3.75
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Decorated” iudlyldunl “Butters . . . . Zc
the Best Goods, 'and.“Eyery Piece
Your. Money Back if Your Purchase is Not as
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