...—......
ésirnw Huts. Straw lists. O‘Brien: ..
l
M. H. Glover, oi Norwnlk. is spend.
”in; n towns,” witlmelatlves in New, ,
Canaan. 1: - .,
Mr, and MN. Herbert A. Mathewson L
of West street, started last evening
for Snrntogn. New York. ..
it iswonderlul what a little careful
. grooming will do for women. it's in-
;dilflratidhmnd swoetncss. It‘s delight--
nu and hewitehing. -
cents. :Tcn {or v-Tthlets.
Drug Store.
. xlilnlsted’n
A ,rosulur bunglncss meeting of the
directors ol'the' L
Llhrnry was held last evening.
v 1 , M'fvw.c c , .
A special drill was held by Compnn
I). iastevuning. inthe Norwnlk Ar»
mory, preparatory to going to camp.
Mrs. R. Epilaldwin and daughter, of
New Haven, tor-pier residents here.
are guests ob‘Mrs. John W. Powell;
of Washington street.
~Crush Hilts. O‘Brien.
Miss Mildred Harper, who has been
the guest. of Miss Florence Milehell,of
Lowe street,.left today for liervhume
torment .Bnrringwn, Moss.
.{rhedore Ferguson. of 29 Elmwood
avenue, numager of the Standard Oy8~
ter Company, has returned to town ul-
ter an extended business trip.
, All important meeting of the Bell
Island linprovemont Society will be
held tonight at the Ferris cottage.
Steps for the improvement of the is-
land will be taken.
*Large asst. Trunks, Bags and Suit
Cases. M. S. Smith & Co.
Thomas Smith, one of the night men
at. the South Norwnlr Adonis Express
Dillon. ‘11“ .beenilnid oft.i‘or the” past
two weeks with a sprained ankle. Mr.
fillluiulfir now able» to. set about: with
the help of a cane. .
.gonernl Mnnugor ...Vnn Mien-bury, oi
the Pennsylvania Railroad. in his pri-
vate cnr, attached to the Colonial Ewe
prelim. missed through ,South Norwnlk
yesterdn utter oou, enroute from Don-
tli'h"lo~ hiltuio iiiiia.~ ‘ “ v
z . "rm-W ...
....C‘ ptnin W.._A. Berry, oi the Berry
unless-cums”. has secured the
contract fornrodging the channel ,0!
the Housatonic River, from its mouth
to Derby. The contract calls for the
removal of 50,000 yards of material
Work will be commenced in the near
future with the steam dredge, Albany.
wstrsw tints, Straw lists. O'Brien:
W . I
Considerable interest is .being mani-
fested in South Norwnlk oVer the
ocean steamship rnee now in progress
Wfinfiiio Puovidenoe nnd,tlie Den.
in l' . Captuin Nelson, 'i‘nylor, ol’
3‘ 7 t "iNbi‘wn‘lkAs moussemr (in the
1‘ roviiiiure.’ and Congressman
Hill hull Eat-Lieutenant Governor E. U.
Keeieruiire on the Deutschland.
E. .i.
Mp: gersvwho has been dsy agent
and »Mstor .iltitho .ensebnundimth.
Norwallr mama station for some
time. has been promoted to the same
position imthe Stamtoni station, soo-
eeedin's Mr. Dykeman, who went to the
' Hurlem yards. Mr, Rogers intends to
continue his residence in South Nor-
wnllt, commuting to and irom his work
. no lie prefers South Nor-Walk in Stem-
.. .. ...
.Clennllneus is the first law oi henn-
ty, also the .Iiiiwiid end third. No inni-
te’r ,whut Mr enmplexion ils nre.‘
“9"th :11 .3 ...rmirir ,0" Will
“:fn‘ ' them. 3 “cell 9, Ten or Tablets.
IIted's Drug Store.
9'. .. , .. .. W,
“......“—
....AMWBF W “MMP‘YOm .. .. .
ill send, . with uni lulu-no-
. W. some of is ulmpiot’prspsrltiim
the all“ With WW .
. . D ‘ WV no. It orig!“-
_ . , inlnin ol'liill'
‘ ' " ' 1m rowthn, Hot Flashes. Desire
p, , ‘Jreopinfiul‘ilné‘np 111:1 fights.
L G J!“ ' “m . ' '1
.lfi“ ‘ WM". ma -
‘ liq-in; mental-I 1 will ox-
film at Home Treatment.
in.) continue it will only
t 12 cent! In week to sum-un-
H. i do not with to «it you
Tell other cultures or it.
:nil i ask. Andrus, In. Ii.
’ Box I",
. Not" lights. ind.
‘L. Areguinr business meeting or Enrol, .
linentunwse his new so are. ‘
nine : ‘ ..
The effects. 85. .
mthhouimik i’ublie '
Norwnlh Pm ,ute Court... a Cutie
' arias" [films “@131: «Mm
' i her is: chi ii an. Harald
the toilet.
. - i
l . ...
_\;. _‘ Jim,“ 1“.” “ML
I .' ... ...: . . .5 .
L in on window.
if as his? .3..." g.” ‘ w,
’3” l A- MN ll w 9‘ w w D an;
”I ””1 W f.""lrf* in: i’nl: .
«i.
,
8vNol‘lh Main St. ‘ Tel. 626—3.
bound cars can ”mindset our store.
~Wanted—Saleslignn 2‘ or inside
work. Apply 1". [DJ-Lawton & Co. .
z
mBundbury, N...Y_ Messenger. leaves
Snt., Still a. m.: other days 3:48’n. m.
A daughter was born last night to
Mr. and Mrs. William Mnrienki, of
Norwalk. ‘
-Get St. John’s Murine Gas Engine
“proposition before buying.-: See for
sale ad. ,., ‘ ' r .,
wnik. started this week for Pennsyl-
vania, where she [will spend the sum-
mer. '
Sergeant Thomas Hunt. of the Nor-
walk police force. is laid up by ill:
ness, =. nt . his home in Riverside avenue;
Norwalk. ~ : .
Herman Fanchcr has purchnsed n
Henrieks‘ goventingvmngneio for his
launch engine, of C, 1.. St. John, the
boat and engine denier.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gregormot New.
Haven and Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Wilcox-
son, of Union place. will move'in a
few days to .05 Green street, Norwalk.
During .theliliness of Sergeant Thom.
ns liuut, otthe Norwnlk police force,
Special omeers Charles F. Page and
Jarvis Murray are ulternniingminhts
in his position: L "
._._A waste of shoe. leather to hunt
for as good Fireworks lor so little
money as at Hefner's, Worthington.
street. bridge. Phone.
A reminder that now is the timeuto
buy your refrigerators. Just when you
need it the most. From 20 to 30% be-
low the ,regulnr price at A. J. Collins
& Company. ‘ ' - '
>W—‘T‘V’T‘V—‘fi . ‘ ,.
Mrs. Edwnrd ll. Manville, ol Lowe
street. has returnedlrom New Haven.
where she attended the Yale-l-ihrvurd
baseball game, and other events of
commenremeni week. ’
John W. Front. of Shellield. England,
soiled for home on the steamer 1'0qu
tonic, on Wednesday. Mr'. Frost has
weeks and was 0. guest of Mr. and
Haven; William Westiake, Boston; L.
a. Hurlbutt. Wilton. wermsuestfl yen:
terdny in the Hotel Clifford.
The members of thsfipxbury,.0lub,
the wellvknown’lm‘al sporting organisi-
.tlnn, aroruonsldeliu somewhat n 7 pm.
positioned) erect.;n small cottiise iii
Bantam Lake, thirty miles above Rex»
bury. Nothing dcilnite bus yet been
done. Some are in Wot giving up
the old. piano. while enters nro tori
keeping both... «i. .. ‘
‘ 1,. i'M,"\ ‘,,r
The members of Buckingham Post.
G. A. it, of Nor-walk. will ,nttemi a
patriotic service It‘YthiikNollwslli Menu.
body. The vetornns‘ Will ‘nmmbienv
7 o‘clock, at the [font rooms in Wall
mtroot..1‘ho sermon will he delivered
by the pastor of the church. Rev.
lv‘rnnii l), Torrey. .
“miner‘s
. ......Wm Q
A lush has been about ftnwn tilts“
week. soliciting for (in {filmed Cutie
cite. charity. in some pineal its ,inis
said (but he was collectinkiiaeneyihr
r ;
for good Fireworks.
a Catholic Sohooi in ,Newp. . lion in
Micro» t?’ he petitions ,tpm
church. he man s an mp0: '1',an
should be turned over to the police
instead 0! bulbs given hid. No one
has been authorised to mike such enl-
leotions. ~ hi . : 3.3.,
__ , ., . , ‘.
On Hands Judge‘ormry. of the
‘t,
LL. ‘ "» Ii
°"’°""' 'entmnceiowoe denim.» moi no ,
Connection for all north and south '
'nliérhe on set the the age
MissLMnry Merritt, of South Nor~ ‘
been visiting in this country (or three -
1* .
«xiist Church, tomorrow evening in a J
‘ 1:65, Bislx. it 8:.
trite into. pollen. manhunt: n! the
Tmr:hmm.nm~um
.boan well. . ,
. suite domain works . the 0m.-
‘ car :ludthlswin mind when/bu made
'Amtlninwmiuinneu. zfline‘isw .walb
». marinated. himmnlehemsinmnnsthe
; me respected is shut uncommon!
1 3:3” had not the least notion that.
j ‘ i? 03.. i
‘ Hillbilly. iii .
ivu .. ”file into a story ofrheartl n ,
1 weather limit. on
audio thhfoigcsrfs sell c,
intent on hut enumerating use or:
“Gentile, as seen many lllfilfln'qns oi
Willi) ll ‘ ' '
MM“!
t nil,
the intention will"
bull in; meson a .
he Will? our
film
the flames and the younger would get
his share or the inhumane smother
openly“ .Hn left him-mm, Wentii?‘
be burn. and. secured n ‘derpsnlnnd:
, onus—ans uldrzatomroomt. lied with
old panoramaothernuilnnmiabiemntv-
(imam! pittinted directly .over the
ill“ Where his hither was Fi ping.
, 128th
went to At rneyw _,eeijer’s pines, per-
haps .nity trans .dintnnt-n still-ted the
his ji'n lion‘s Lbsrn‘ nu ,enrringe houses,
G
.was amused undid , is escape. .
. When the otilcerflad the matters
pretty clear in his mind he went to
thezslster’s house and arrested Austin. '
‘ r'i‘li'n iniiiiiytmere,.overemue with sur-
pliseniui told the ofiicerglhoy would
ioilowmnd givenbull. The prisoner
,was ‘inken ,t‘o Mr. .thler's. oiline
sion of boihnots.
The lawyer had known him .rtroiu.
boyhood and finuld hardly believe his
notifies w on the youngminn confessed
first he hnd.burnt his born without n
she ow olnnexcuse. ‘Tne attorney to-
l'liephonod to the intended bull tarnish-
mherelio mule nnd sisuediuil amino, '
ers and when they lenrned the truth '
they thought it best to lot the law take
its own course. The meeting he-
‘ tween inther and son‘ at the‘loekup
plus one exceedingly touching on the
father's purt. lie promised to do whut
he could i‘orbim but hoped he would
not he uiven his liberty main right
away. The state police deserve much
credlt'10l‘ the rapidity and success or
their work. » -
_FOLLOWiNO~THE FLAG.
'When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines. health was the most-
lmportmit‘ consideration. Willis T. Mor-
gan, retired Commissary Sergeant .U.
8.: A...oi.finrsi Route Lnonconi. N. it.
says: :“lrwasvtwo yours in Cuba. and
two years in the .Philippines, nnd..ho: *-
ing‘ subject to colds. .i took Dr...Kinz’,s
NowDiscovery for Consumption. which
kcptane .an prurient health. . And now.
in New Hampshire, we find it the best
medicine .in. the world :or mm; is,
colds. bronnhini troubles and ..u lung
diseases. uni-anteod at F. ii. Box-1
ter‘s, South orwalk, and E. 1’. Wood's.
Norwalk, drnzgists. Price 50c and
31.00. Trial bottle free. I
. "Now. Tommy, it you hnd six pen-
nies. and Jimmy Smith should take
(our of them, What would he the re-
sn t?“ , ‘ .
g‘An swiilafi‘e'kor {foam-f W
4hr.)
Mrs. A, 1'}. Aisthorpe. of Concord
street, while here.
—-Wnnted-—Snlesmnn lot .lnslde M
Work. Apply F‘.-D.‘ Lawton & Co. ‘ .. . ,
m Arr-mummy
“ ‘E' B“ gluon} '1' g g’migmf 0mg" W
Gordon. ew .ork: ‘. .1 eps,‘ , _ “" »
cage: Austin (Juliane, Orange, N“ J.; NEW YOR‘MW EAVEN &
M. 3.5,} nsiock.- .ds :t‘ WI lam . . '
Jest-inpf’fiorwulk: P; vfiglxhan. New ”WWW?“
. wring maul. ,
in swamps 1m.
LEAVE IOUTH NQRWALK FOR
. new XORK. «
A. ”.r‘IZIBBX, 5:30, 5:741, mill.
0:50:,:’0:58, W08, 8:18. 8:40, 8148:.
9:051. 9:30;. 9,:47. 10:50:. 11:01.
11:17:. ‘
l’. M.——12:52x, 1:00. 1:451, 2:17;,
3: , 3:31:, 4:101. 5241. 6,25“, 6:40.
of it, 2:13;, 7:5“. 9:571, 10:82.
, » : ‘. and ,
A; him—12:50.3, 5'53}, 15:41:, 8:57.
9:431.
...Pt «'12:, fix. 2:.7 , 2:51;, 6:11.
mm?! :ollk, 13:18, i-zfflxx, mm. Mxi'x,
- 0:09. ,
NEW YORK FOfliIOU'ill-i NOIWALK
A. M.--ll:00x. 12:09:, $.64. 5:45.
6' 5, 339138505. sans. 0:0“, 0:00.
“9:: in. 10:02:, 10:,05. 11:90:, 11:03.
‘4 P.x,ll’i.+v12‘:03 .- 1:: 4.21:80x. 2:001.
:00, kills. 4;.82.
5:02x.~6:09, 6:26, 01001:. 8:08. 0:08.,
8:032. 9300;. 0'29. 11:00:.
L i "‘.y.l
Liv-"122m. “M991, 3200, 7:30,
A.
9‘900 y .1010!“ ' ’
r.‘u.——ia:'o “435?; mm, 0:59;,
Whimh’h wL “to my
«uni; . ~ ~
n .12. , i: . 1:55; the
:3: :Ellil‘lly, higfiomx. lilo“:
r. fit-411‘: 1: a. 3:01 min.
19, ill”, «the. alas. 7:0 xi, max.
t . 10:03:. 11:30. ,
Gun 3. . .. ......
figment. ml. I11561,, full.
“I
fl
1
i
9
q
u
n
n
i
afi niui his lather. . lived shine 1?, L
that the older Hine" woiiid per sh in; _
“to there to: ”attract pttention away .
trpml is home,gthen etnrned and fired ,0
it's-well. ,Folzuiintely the elder Hine‘,
"inn lino
.July .3d, 4th, 5th..
68 WASHINGTON STREET,
7. .
v.‘
,iBL L‘rHs nAv You cm auv ALL or: our: ENTIRE STOCK or wens
LINEN suns. snmr whisrs, ski srs. CHILDREN'S unassam
we A FULL LINE or: hittinaav AT 1/2 PRICE. we POSITIVEL'Y
WILL Nor out. FOR THE SAME'Pmca's AFTER THIS SALE. THERE-
itose come Ado Puncuhss Toenv in THE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MAKE no IiiLlSTAKE in THE ADDRESS.
MUfiLINMNDEBWEM
,5 June selling of muslin under
wear, niahtnnwns. corset covers,
shirts. drawers. Summer sowing is irk-
some. it is needless,“ you'll investr
gate these values.
. uslln drawers, plain and tucked, at
29c.
Embroidery and incetrlmmed draw-
ers at We. ,
loco trimmed corset covers, low
neck, ribbonnnd bending trimmed, at
“25c. {lilo and 500.
(iownsmndelow or high neck, plain
and embroidery trimmed, at. 50c.
trimmedw'lfic and 980.
broidery trimmed, lit/$1.36 ”0.31.5.0.
Lace and embroidery ‘ trimmed
skirts. tucked, n‘pdfpinde with deep
bounces, at #51138, $2.5», $2.98.
,. ,, ,3
......
[, Fanny J
Special 10%
......
~ ‘I
“.... ‘
iiiiiiliiiiit nit
2:15 P. M. EACH DAV.
.3Tii01iim’ iii-“‘5 mill-7'73",
$3.000 in “in... $3,000?
TAKE STRATPOR’D AVENUE TROL-
LEY DIRECT TO TRACK.
......
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A i
“r“ narrow
iiiiiliiiiiiliii
. announcer, com. ~ .'
Can he arranged by amputations.
Mmyuohon , in. on a mind! n-
oun: buts. J. cram: i. run.» .‘ .
. Inflow rain on Illusions. flu»
vaudeville. m» use a! enclosed nth-
mlo Hold a gmr‘gigdnduumonu.
No rink W Jr» particu- .
turn it: , .
Pout our. “x114.
Bridgeport. can».
4 ...“ ,.‘ .:
Minnow truer.
, you're sewn-K. cumi-
w
- Ill an. al'mr‘bsiim. animu-
i'lnn m iioild, ”Hardy-351.1% L
in at anytime
one ran-e9
For Boys,
500 and 31.00
...—.—
Ail the other good
of
Men’s Furnishings
for
Hot Weather Wear.
in it Ninth“
kinds
nu Ni n, u.
Iii Washington-Wont.
"South horwsili.’ ‘ ’
- ....” p o .. -«-- ...~.—~>. ....~....‘..".. u_w‘_a.-.~’.-mqm-v”‘"-
92,. Washington Street. r,
. a... .... u cunt-w .u a...»
special; $2.50. '
Your choice of the lat, 98c. ~
.
have many other-goody}:
i
blink-phone
hose for iii/tense
.Guuna maturation tucked and Inca
- 17
While muslin skirts. ince‘nndigm' ,
4th “of July >
Charming creations in White Waists oi'd' L'L
Our regular $2.25,_.$2.5o and $2.98 values, at _' 1
Fine China Silk -Waipt8. Plain;
our Hosiery .section.cqntains so in ,, ,stflie
and lace effects, white, tan. gray, black, . humane Mg’lpnfilfifii
the qualities are so dependable. that we expect liv L L
W are showin nukxceiieht gfldé of all Silk
currently «darted. .or sashesmnd worthfigca yard. at
Washable,“embroideredr White“ alts» with
Schcffvbuukicrsqmcthiixs cutimiy new...“ .506.
A large assortment of cool Fabric Gloves, cotton,
all sizes-and all the-populancoibrs. ‘~
‘ WhitePaz‘asolusoc temper: each. , ~ 2
White Fans, we to $3.56 each.
These are bnt‘a fey immune (9" you int
humour is: ’
H-
n‘s’l lace r
hose for one pair.
Childrenfs; in“ - black
Children's Md
iii line rib
'3, uln,,:grl,bbed
J c
-
....
he rain
M. 3. sum e. comma
‘ -.
r m. ... ,
. hosiery. llnflerwear, Gloves, Mitts.- .
’ljlielnrgeut line of Shirt Wuists .to be found in the city
lndies‘ White Dress Shirts in .I’ique, Duck and Linen
Children's Dresses and White, Aprons. all sizes. is ,
r_'-bate on everything sold in the Kite
barge assortni ,‘ of Trunks, Eggs and Suit Cases.’ .
. - -1n.gs.sm h ”' ,
tale-57*
-,.,‘g= r ‘ . "‘3' 1‘ '
ty'lawn andhng’lrh.
...».—
.o .~ '-‘.r
99 ,-
3
‘embrolducrlqor lace tu‘ 'L .
‘ ‘ l ‘ ‘ , , . . , .. . .',.,)V‘.¢l{1’t ‘
1 CfgfifOtablf "Petr: Pan" Wallets, in striped perealc, Wit ' ’
awn, imity, p ain w, it: lawn.._duttéil S .'.S.i\iild Millie l “l =
embroidered fronts. Many of these .hnvélfls W
.,A
lei»
J »
W
“senniiliififii/ .
0d martin laboratory for
Women thin an)” (iron, and 3’.
see .them..yonili urea with ,
iheyf'raigrishtiy mined.
Womemiiim ,
Women’s Suite .or (plain .
Jon 48%|! pnir. ..
Women'silwo or.plnin bi
Lun‘l'ikuflmwdfim ill“
‘ quality ll
for .1 5c ,
street
Tell us whatjltind. ,L
use harepndfnhhthi
meeyouhaucgsndwg
jlllbt was: whin‘d‘iof .cosl‘amiu:
f‘ u I L
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« n .» ’ .i.
tic .. '
giltoek
ouruimhandrties at't'n
el seihn .
gibbon, %
nine has on,
s
[3’
noise , , _ ,. f ..
I Men's .piaimliinck Jill}; “m
‘ , hose tor 12
I“, _
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i1
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to an
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