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City of No
’ meat is being made In Smith street,
, lilo; aiding intersection of Wall street,
neither-Op
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SALE or auntomo Core.
Mlhickrmo Heights, at High Street,
' and Taylor Avenue, to be
' . Opened Up.
it will be good news to the people
of this; section to know that a most
deal ‘ 'le tract of land will be opened
tot epoblic with the big sale which
' d Is Saturday, and continues until all
, I
1 are disposed of. The tract of
land: as been named Mahackemo
. ‘t‘s, and is owned by Miller 8-:
.~ 1 V, the real estate, dealers in
. . lion's Theatre Block, where further
' information can be secured .by those
interested in the project. The lots
mhfiln price from $50 to $190. and
can secured on very easy payments
~41 down. then fifty cents a week
. u ' it paid, Those who desire the first
. f (is of lots 'should be on hand Stit-
ni‘day, when the sale starts.
, ~WONDERFUL acz mouse, ,
. Our little boy hdd‘ czemn for live
~ years" Writes N. A. Adams, Henrietta,
‘ Pit. .‘. , ‘01)! our home doctors said the
’ case. was hopeless.- hls lungs-being
attested. We then employed other doc-
tors but no benefit. resulted. By
. chance we read about Electric Bitters;
bought a bottle and soon noticed im-
.pmementh We continued this medl-
cin‘s until Several bottles were used,
‘ when'our ho was completely cured."
(Bobtoi'all b cod medicines and body
building heath tonics. Guaranteed at
FIHLBaxter‘s, South Norwalk, and E.
I . kilo with andondanperthc h“ Nth
‘ ‘5 What is 'CASTORiA
m n our-wi- m’brmmcm
'WH.M Snow-r annui- Iiis rm to
. tum. Morphine nor other narcotic
Ito" hilt-guarantee. [Idiom-Wom-
and WI ' It ours! Diarrhosannd Willi].
Colic. .‘ roll". thing Troubles, ohm Wu)
and Malena. {I assimilates the ‘
m and now-u, m healthy and
-man. Pfllflg-mllothel‘l sums.
. strain: :CASTORIA mm
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Intuition
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3n ”99 ‘FOr Ove
15‘
than Bought
r 30 Years.
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Sixty Guests at Algonquin club snu-
geport—‘Told of Panama Canal.
Some sixty guests and mmibcrs of
the Algonquin club joined in a dinner
tendered to Congressman Ebenezer
J. Hill, of Norwalk. given last eve-
ning in the dining rooms of the club
when the congressman gave a most in-
teresting review of the work of the
United States government in the con-
struction of the Forums canal. The
speaker dwelt atlength on the boron
lean task that confronted the United
States government in setting out to
construct he canal and how it is being
successfully overcome. Mr. Hill oc-
cupied the seat of honor at the table.
-—Doan's Regulate cure constipation
without griping. nausea, nor any weak-
lng eitect. Ask your druggist {or
them. 25 cents per box.
BOY PASSED FORGED CHECKS.
A Hungarian lad named‘Mike Kres-
ka has recently been forging checks
for small amounts. lie was in the
employ of the Hawkins lirothers' Shoe
Company. and found some of their
blank checks which he filled in with
small amounts. He passed‘one on
Philip Slomnnsky. who made a com-
plaint against him. The story that
the police were after the boy frighten-
ed him and he‘made good his escape,
going to Bridgeport. The police are
'still after him. and expect to land hint
Wood’s, Norwaik, drug stores.
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it.
‘in a few days.
”pr UNUSUAL
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embodying every know
the union.
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A SALE
AT THE, » .
and :FurStore
. 68 WASHINGTON STREET
0 SPRING SUITS 1
FOR WOMEN nun Misses
of
Wholesale values, $12.00 to $30.00;
“Phi“! probably the greatest suit as ‘
Foiferlng'fsuch money-saving opportunities in the very height
' A forest, Proprietor.
lMPOR’l‘ANCE
Scanning Saturday, May 4; 7‘?
fashionable fabric and style,
bl! accbunt of the backward season,‘ we \must‘ sell op: chti're
W at a sacrifice. They are made of Panama in everyiiashl
coloring; mannish worsted in the new Ehgli
, ‘oilk lined, and all the swoll‘novelty iabrics in p y, Eton
tho ‘taohionahie fitted, trimmed with silk braid. , "
is ever held in South Nor-
dtiit hilLLiN‘ERY DEPARTMENT, our prices are cut in
tilt thiIIale. Conic early for this Will onlyalast a few days.
Thelairlllnalilull:llil.~811ire
Saudi~ Normik.
oral years.
ed by the town steam roller.
man of the city highway department.
- here has recently been built by the
,sbnw. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
. Norwalk Baptist Churctrnt 2:30 o'clock
14.4.95
enable
'd‘sihty .
Itnlth «not.
A vorynloh needed road improve
which is one of the heaviest traveled
thoroughfares in the City of Norwalk.
Mt consumer Infill Kel-
_ are doing the job. For a
several hundred feet begin-
‘r- mud has been scrapped oif and in
its place cobble stones dumped in. The
depth of stone ranges from five or six
inchesto about i' rteen inches. The
street commissions s ”intention is to
make a ilrstcisss teltord road. This
coop layer of cobble stone will be cov-
ered'by some good binder. The road
in also being crowded and it is believ-
ed that the new road will last for sev-
The rosdbed is being rolls
This job is the result of the efforts
of Cmnncllman Henry Mntheis. chain
and Street Commissioner Kellogg. A
similar stretch of road as intended
city in Riverside avenue.
Kodol for indigestion and Dyspepsia.
not only digests what you eat, it tones,
the stomach and adds strength to the
whole body. Makes rich, pure blood.
Kodol‘conforms to the National ‘Pure
, d and Drug Law. Sold by The
on or! Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. ”
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WICKE—OLLERENBHAW.
East Nomlk Young People United in
Mari-lave in South Norvmk.
The wedding or Miss Emily Olleren.
Ollerenshaw, (Ii 27 Second avenue.
East avenue. East Norwalk, to Carl
H. Wicks, took place Wednesday after-
noon at the parsonage of the 80th
Rev. Hugh 8. Carpenter, officiated.
The briderunid was Miss Anna OlleI-en-
show. a sister of the bride and the
best man was Julius Blydenburgh.
The bride was attired in a traveling
dress of blue innsdowne and the bride-
mnid wore a gown of gray innadown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wicks left for New York
on a wedding trip. after which they
will reside in First street. where Mr.
Wicke has tarnished a nice home.
Many handsome presents were receiv-
ed by the bride.
MY BEST FRIEND.
Alexander Benton. Who lives on
Rural Route 1, Fort Edward, N. Y..
says: “Dr. King’s New Discovery is my
best earthly friend. it cured me of
asthma six years ago. it has also per~
formed a wonderful cure of incipient
consumption for my son‘s wife. The
first bottle ended the terrible cough.
and this accomplished. the other symp-
toms lei't one by one. until she was per-
fectly well. Dr. King's New Discovery's
power over coughs andrcolds in simply
marvelous." No other remedy has ever
equaled it. Fully guaranteed by F. H.
Baxter,‘South Norwalk, and E. P.
Weed. NorWnlk. droughts. 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottle iree.._. “
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Special for Saturday and Monday.
Ladies’ Shirt Walsis
Extensive ‘assortment of new
modern Waists, trimmed with
lace and embroidery ;$2,~$2.25 and
' $2.50 value.
I For Saturday and Monday.
980 each
Gmchams
‘ Bates' Ginghams, best domestic
Gingham manufactured. All clear,
desirable patterns,’but in short
lengths. f“
W LL ADDRES
Rev. Charles S. Mdciarland
‘spenk before the young women of Mrs.
Mcad's Hillside
friends, taking as his subject. “For-
eign Travel as a means of Education
and Culture."
Mtheummymmmum:
pad the nature of their duties. in
business». quickly‘ drift. them into
9.99.; Hrrprs otali lads 0,! tennis
complaints. organic troubles, ulcera-
tion,talling and displacements, or ,
perhaps n-refiuiurity or sopproallon 2
can-la? bac ache, nervo‘usnclero
ritlb ty, Ind sloeplemcu. ‘ .-
Women everywhere ld v.
member that the medleineamt no!
a . ‘ ‘ , the record for the largest number 0!
MRS. A. M. HA ~ ‘ m" actual sures of female ills is
Lydia E. .Piiilthnm’sVegetable Compound
muss from-ins lc‘ , thereon-ha hoe... For more in» am earn.
his 3:51.“ I... we the“... '- “ditfiiiw 1 3.3.: 1”"
, . so rov ’ . " b i .
Mn. for child birth and the Chum of its. nvalul e u pro
Mrs. A. M. Ba moon, or Bay Shore. L. 1., writes :-—DeIr Mrs.
Philrhamz—“l on red from: displacement, excessive and painful
functiops so thstl bod to lie dorm or sit still must. of the title.
Lydia h. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has made me a well woman ‘Io ‘
33h: hull? t; hitch: mm‘vr ‘d‘utiegi (1» wish every suflering WIN
y a . n am’l ti. ‘ V
it will “ye them." ego e Inpound and see what. r01 1‘
Mrs. Plnkham's Standinglnvitation to Women
Women criteria from soy form of female illness are invited towrits
Mrs. Pinlrham. at you. lass. tor advice She is the Mrs. Pinkham who
ha been advising link warden free '0! charge for more than twenty
myfimfore thfisb: nostalgia her motililer-ln-{fw L‘dio E. Pink-
* n. more cospcoia we dedto do
“women mhoallh. . ‘ ' - y q 8"“
'3 Home; awo-
ENTS.
This afternoon at 8:30 o'clock;
is to
out of the past elkht years
in travel and study in Europe.
He has been abroad eight times and
thoroughly believes in travel as an int
portant means of ducntion. He is the
president of the ‘ravel Club of ‘80s
ton and London, and during the past
few years over two hundred people
have pursued their European travel
"ruler-his direction.
"STAMP?
‘ Range
is not in an omamentai shell. The
Stamford models and ornamen-
tauo'ns are attracuve'nnd artistic, but
School and . their
Dr. Mncll‘nrinnri has spent more than
.~" 7. >
any.” 5-], ,m of most Importance Is the fact that
~ 5 é‘av 4'5”” ” “ Stamford Ranges do such excellent
l work. You can always depend ripen
, - ’_ .a Stamford because it is properly
constructed to do the work Which maybe demanded of it. ‘
Don't buy a range until you examine the Stamford and learn more
about its superiority. Made in many models and sizes. '
. "r ml: SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH. corner North Main and
up. ,l‘fi‘ ;"‘.J."£l" math. '? '
West Streets.
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More prhOSOBlE *
thing that you can’t get here on any other days at as low a price;
and a better value than you can get at other stores any day.
People who have gotten the habit of attending these Sales—and
hundreds have—are piling up savings right along. _Why shouldn’t
If you want good, dependable, seasonable merchandise at exé'
'e
you?
.<
tremcly little cost, be here Saturday and Monday.-
AN opPoRTUN‘E SALE on
Collars ‘ Trunks d ”Suit Csses,
Great variety of Embroidery
'fi‘uru overs; kind‘ regularly sold. Trunk and Bag Stock, Basement.
or I 5c. ' ' *
Special for Two Days' one,
5 and 80 each,
Made of waterprOoi Japrgrass
fibre, linen lined, reinforced cor-
ners, double lesser handle, brass
automatic clasp
light.
$2 so
Bohiuditéliler.
Made of good ' ti
Large variety patterns of Cur-,
tain Serials. ready Sal! MB and
Ioc yard. . '
Special for Saturday and Monday,
. 4c and
dies. .
‘ S lid for Satur ‘ and Manda .
Hosm P“ 7 “ch , Y
Children's re‘ular 15c Hose, 03.3 '
absolutely fast lack, assortment
of ribs, lislc finish, double heel
. W”
Special for" Saturday and Monday, and toe. seamless. in sizes ., TERNSc. 10c. -
. . . = ' ' * use Monday. is. ,r‘ .. ; .. ‘_ .
60.. Md . , essencsnbwvnav out,
. 99“ Warren Street.
film. « w
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and lock, very. _,
Curtain scum Special for Saturday and Monday, ‘
j 34 Week
11, strong han~ ; _
Kgcnts'for NEW SIfiE‘A PAT '
i.‘ ‘
The _ . M Read Co. '
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W, 1857.
What is on the Third Floor. f
l
Our spacious new rooms for the Showing of- Llce ,
Curtains, Portiers and other Draperies, Upholstery (30de 3’
and lift Fabrics are open. Everything is pleasant, liifilltl
and airy. You may see goods at the very best advan
tugc. You will find much that is interesting in the w
“oi decorative fabrics for the home. Cloths for furniture cov
ore and cushions. Artistic Silksmnlt‘ottons. Table Co _
crs aml Sofa Pillows. i , . .
For Art Needlework. '11 ‘
This department lntcly removed from main floor. "H ”
Summer Lingerie stamped ready for cIIIbroidery.
Coat Sets on heavy linen, simple but c‘fl‘cctiv’e'pat-
terns“.
Lingerie Hats on linen.
Time to begin all ”these things now.
Third floor elevator in Carpet Store.
' suit you Boxes.
Covered with matting and lodged with split bamboo.
Ncatcst of all neat receptaries for wearing "apparel.
wherein shirt waists and wash dresses may be fold'éd filth
kept fresh. These boxes are difi‘crcnt in shape, some
long and deep, some square and deep, and all sizes Train
the low ones about right for a footstool to tlIOSe large
enough for window seats. They‘ make most admirable K
catchalls. .
As announced yesterday We have a goodly array 0
Porch and Veranda Furniture on exhibition now.
" \ Fourth iloo'r, Furniti‘rc Storc.’
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‘5, Sb Bags of a kind popular with ladies who
have nine buying to do, as they will hold so many paclt-
ages. They‘arc of woven cords and very Strongly made,
with two handles and drawing string. They williold up
into small compass when not in use. Three styles, 25,
50 and 90c.
House Furnishiifi Store, downstairs.
Don’t miss the Dinnerware Sale. Those sets priced
especially are on tables for convenient inspection. All are
ticketed plainly. ‘ ' '
For this week’s Special we have chased LADIES' SHIRT, WAISTS“
no shall make CUT PRICES on samples, embracing all qualities. Not all
sizes litany grade. but all sizes ln,the various grades. NOTE PRlCES:
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.stoo wound) and 75c-
31.25 Wants, coo. . ~
$1.50 Wilihppc.
$2.00 Waist: $1.25 and $1.49.
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I '.0tber priced Wallis at similarreductions. . g ' '
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