W
s Digcstion .ChIeI-ful— .
alidReat Contains settler- .
Morphine noriilmrnl
Q! Mm c 01' to .
gums-I-
”Iflbm
. .. I‘d.
ectiienredy forConstlpa It.
.SourStouIach. Diarrhoea .
. Convulsionsd'cwrish-
”51731326803731.3875
“‘jwufl
. manure Signature or
llSlflRlll
.......I.......
The Kind You liars
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
0er
For liver
Thirty Yours
mmw.mnaaom.
“Does that man claim that his dying
machine will Iovulutionlzc travel?"
“Not exactly. i‘iut, l have observed
that it will it run] IIpsiIlII down'nbont
‘59 well as it will right side Irp' ‘~
Washington star a
Evanv LADVIs onseamo CHAM-
IEB
I»
would be equipped with a dainty
W white, one piece “Standard" Por-
«loin Enameled Lavatory.
, Have you ever stopped to consider
now lightfuily convenient it would
be to ave hot. and cold running water
in your dressing chamber, sleep
In: apartment or first floor toilet
room! its presence would adord you
the highest degree of comfort.
5W0 will gladly quote you pricea. OuI
‘ plumbers are strictly competent me
, chutes. honest and reliable
HORACE R. NASH,
centres MAIN AND weer are.
We Have Taken the Agency
for the
‘g PopeLHartford
And Now Have Fine Cars of
that Maketto Offer.
. F. E. Lockwood 8: Co.-
NORWALK. CONN.
Y.
a after Tuesday, January 7
‘ ight Propellers will leave
Rut River. New York (toot
III‘ street), every day, (except
i, It: 4 p. n. Freight received
j‘ ikuptotp. In. andSouth
up to 5:20 1). In
AhK BTEAMBOAT co. .
c. c. Hagar-nan
General Agent.
.; ”K. H. GRN‘JNG
‘ .DERTAKER.
Merl! Parlors in Connection.
Attendant. Tel. 904
. Office and Residence.
lo. MAIN er. eourn nonwaur
_ ... ,-!
WIIllurIlIlrrII IIIIIbIolIIII'II' in wiIltII or
colors is lll‘iIil IIith no.1 oft‘mt on
handsome towI'Ils
Horace E. Dann 8: Son
45 Wall 8L. Norwaik.
REAL ESTATE
and lnsrrrance.
We have several decided bargalna
to income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Georgetown Chemical Works.
E. C. Benedict. Pres.
C. E. Shores. Vicol’rea.
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
' DOUBLE DlSTlLLED
lruo Spirits of turpentine
(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
For find Japana, Lacquers, Varniahoa.
Paints, etc., etc.
m
Thc Charles E. Shoics Company.
Sol. Baloa Manic.
164 Front street. New York City,
‘_ on no w. Rariiionn.
Funeral Dlreoror
and Embalmer.
19 North Main 8t.. South Norwalkl
Residence. 5 Washington St. .
Telephone at house, 593. l
Telephone at oiflcc. S35~2. l
YOUR
SH‘fll HlPllflllll
is not modem or scientific
unless done by us.
Monarch "Repair Shop
. 43 RAYMOND 8T.
'PHONB 455 OR POSTAL.
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evonlnga,
a to 9 p. In.
Ounday Dinner-a a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet-
Solicitors.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Telephone 999.
, VES- AND RANOEO.
. AND TIN ROOFING.
sum Fitting. Gaa I-‘Ixtum
"' Metal Calling. Etc.
Hair! you accn our 'atock of
ImCHMOND RANGES?
l‘ {JONES & HOTCHKISS
5» COMPANY
STREET. NORWALKI
_ ‘ 1907
V M'BING AND STEAM
{* ‘ HEATING WW
another I.
It. It atom omce,
, tars to 1883
Oillces. “fibula Sheet.
IOdIIIi‘GEr-OBT. court.
90nd Postal for Booklet on Patents.
Millionaire Finds Death in
New York. =
NEW YORK, May 19. —-Fieeing from
plague stricken VI Irozunlh Eduardo
de 19mm I: 067700 planted and reputed
Inultl millionaire, came to his death
l the Hotel Victoria early today by
IIIiIIg what he believed to be a horm-
Iess medicine procured from a nearby
drug store. ills wife, who also took
some of the nrodicinr.I is in a curious
condtion at their apartments I the
hotol, and the remainder of the party
of wealthy relations is without a di
I'ecting head. Whether they will now
continue their Journey to Europe.
where they had planned to remain un
til the danger period in Venezuela had
passed, is yet to bt.‘ determined.
Following the death of Mr. do Eraao,
an investigation was made by direc-
tion of the coroner, As a I'IIhult, it
was determined that the fatal droutrbt
undoubtedly hurl hot-II prepared by
IIII t'l‘l'Ol‘ IIII the part or the drug dis-
penser. The prescription called for
III-IpIII'IIItnIr. At tho drug store the bot-
tles containing IIIIpIIrlIIiIra and atroph-
tno are kept sirlII by side. it is boltov.
oil that the clerk took the wrong bot.-
tlo and used ntr'ophino instead or as-
por'ir-lrnt irr tilting the prescription.
CONSIDERING FREIGHT RATE AD-
VA
ClllCAGO, May l9.""‘A joint gorrfor
Pllt't‘ lIIIlwr-IIII thII (IoIIIIIIIIrclul and in-
dtrstrinl interests of the country and
the railroads of tho cast. to t'onaldi'r
the whole question of ndvuIIcrIIIl freight
rules from all points of view in us-
IrurIIIl. That. this I’IIIIIlrII'oIIr-I» probably
It'lildond to submitting the insur- IIlthor
to PI'IIsiIlIIIIt Roost-volt, tho inter-Stain
(‘ulllllli'l‘fll' (Tourists-slop or :III inrpurtiul
board of arbitration for It. ilnul (lurin-
iIIrI, also is likely, according to opiu-
ions of railroad mun. Apparently the
olive branch or lli'lir‘t' rather than the
war club. I-ltlrIII' of which altornntivos
Wt'l‘i‘ prI-sIIIItIId by tho shipping inter-
vals in the resolutions which were the
outrIotIIII of lost Friday's contraction,
will be the choice of onalorn railways.
TAXING JAPANESE BAKE.
SAN FRANCISCO, May iS.»—«Thut
sake. II .lnpaIIosI' liquor, should by
claamIIl us it with» and taxed us such.
was thII decision of the United States
Circuit (‘ouI't of Apprulrr )‘t'Hlt‘l'tlliy, III
II mrlt involving tlrI» pinrIrIInt of Short.»
nod to the» govvrtrtnvni, 'l‘hII IlIII-lslIuI
I'III'IIrsIII-I the opinion of tho lou‘rIr
l‘Uurl. more boring lit‘t'll uppI-Irlud by
the government.
Hotel Mahackemo.
J. R. CONNOR, Mar.
m
Sorvlco and Cuisine tip to Date.
Rates 52 per day and upwards.
Stock and General information 'i‘ickrIr
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
Tel. Isa.
SEASONABLE
SPRING
GOODS.
Garden Tools, Barrows. Plows,
Harrows. Cultivators, Paints and
Oils. Fishing Tackle, Boat and
Launch Supplies.
Call and get New Catalogue
of Launch Fittings.
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON BTREET,
Pho". W-
Wail Papers.
We Have Designs: on
Your Walls
‘Thnt pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more rooms to be pa
bored?
Crockery. Glassware, Houseruruiah
ins Goods. 4
Japanese China in Cups, Bauoera
Plates. etc.
Paintera' Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, 51.25 DOV
gallon.
White Curtain Pores. with tutor-ca
100.
Window/Shades and Picture Framer
'madeto order.
Painting and Decorating.
--w., an. the Ina Ii. (II-sin 173-
ing’ stamps. Ask for titans-9
L. H. DECKER.
I? Waangton itraat.
fleeing From Places In vanaauala,‘
.the United States and Japan, relattn,
under special orders from the score
It the IIIIthor'.iIles
men laborers have already been de ,
r at ,
(Continupgll‘w mug!“ Pale )
He had
street, and
log hymnam‘
etc, and A
Mi room at 489 Elm
n acting oddly still!
aottipiuro wildly.
7 na morning ho be-
came vioioh' Wu: all the other
roumoru into 0 street in alarm and
oxeitingtheno hborhood. A call was
sent to Dr. C we, who remondfld at
7:15, and fotrnd 'l‘roxier sitting on the
bed with only a. night, shirt on. talk-
ing to hirnseltI and making animal like
sounds, The physician sat beside iriru,
and was about to test his noise when
the iloxl‘o sprung at him like a tiger,
swinging his lists madly.
Dr. Crowo was my quick for him,
however. and, dodging the blown he
slipped out and Ilosod the door. order
lug that tenants to am.- that hp was
kept lnIuntil tho poiictI IIrI'iVIId. lio
then untitled tho Dixwoll avenue sta-
tion, called the Springfield ambulance,
and returned to his oiflco.
Patrolman iI‘I'odI-I'ick‘A. llUilt Wilt!
sent to Hit! lClIII street house, and on
the way mot. l’ollcunmn liaioy, who
lives on ldng-wrnrd avenue. and was ill
plain clothes on his way to work.
Daley had sot-II the crowd before the.
house, and when told by Hunt of the
trouble, volrIIItIII-I'I-d to assist him.
They went. up tom-thor- and decided to
(‘iill tho polictI wagon. Dun-y asked
limit to go across ilit' strrvrIt to 'plIoIIII
for It while he watI-lIIId tin.I house.
WhilII “Hill. was at IhI- 'phonc of a
house across th:I street ’l‘rIleI r throw
open the window and t'lillilit‘d out to
Jump, lnrloy IleI-kiy got. two husky
IrolIII'I-d IIIIIII to go upstairs with him,
who proved to no of the “running
type." As they (Illit‘l’i‘rl ”to room
'l‘roaltIr t'nnro truck from the window.
and rushed at them with It chair.
wimrvupuu Haley's two assistants tied
in n hurry and alrrnrnwd liro door on
tho cup and thII InIIrlIIInn, Then came
the thrill. 'l‘roin-r and Holy grappled.
but thr- negro. with the characteristic
strength of the insane, threw him on
tho lII'Il. and minor] blow after blow
on his head, battering his face almost
beyond recognition, The patrolman
struggled from under him, and grain
pllng niruiu llll'y ft'll III-or chairs and
tables and rollyrl to the doors, where
llnloy, who wnlI without. his club, man-
aged to stun 'l‘I'IIIIiIII' with II blow of
his "iIiIII'kjnI-k,' Thou hr» pullvd him
into tho hallway in IbII bond of tin-
stairs.
'l‘lIII negro rIIIIoIIIIIIIIIi his strength in
II r-II'ouri lllltl struck at lbIlI-y.tiiurirt.
The widow dIII'kIId, drr-w bark. and
lunged forward with all hln llllltlll.l
punlilni: tiuI III-any pIIrIIr down the lull
ilighl of stairs hmd first. lio laid as
it dead III the foot, but the tall hurl
slnipl y knocked him out for thII mo-
ment. Patrolman iiunt. who
iII-Itr'd thII I'riIIs, arrIII-Il :II this point.
and clapped thI- handrails on him, A
mob had gathered. liaicy‘a fun» was
swollen and pulled and his bond Was
I III 'i‘hu pollr'I» waiton urrlIId to n {In
minutes and rim uiIuro wit-I pinIId no
hla buck. the olilIIIrI: holding him
down with dtfiir'nliy all the way in tho
it stupor l'oltIII» horizon" IIplvr was
homing in ”11‘ putr'uimun'o uuurtrr'n
III' in tth lIII R up if tIrIrIIIIIuIrv .I pm
r‘ut'tllitg rnI'I-ly iil'lli'lt‘tl 'i‘IIleIIr was
"torn utilr'l. lIIIuI-vr'r‘
piur'vd in II slt‘nittlll )III'kIII l1:-
tIi-mrght irIIII tho i‘atroluiuu's mums.
llrn. t'IIIwI- Imd leor both pmrnIuIIIIIt.
him dangerously itIsIIIII the form-Ir N'-
lritirm his IprIIIiIIucII Oi rhII morning
i'ntroirnt-III Duh-y and Hunt also told
thIir story. 'i‘roxlIIr listening to all
“K through (lIl'At‘ll and did Iltil. appear to
uruivratnnd, .iudgu ’l‘ynor quickly cont»
IIIltII'Il him to tho iusIuIII asylum .IIt
hitddictown, thII'II ho was tnkI-u iii
an littlmltuirliv IIuIlIr II hoary guard.
it was thought unwise to take him on
'I train. Chief II! l'IIiiIII- L‘IIwiIIs uxvusr
t'd linluy from duty utter the Marina.
Ctll’illllllllt‘llilllu lIiIu warmly upon his
handling of lllt‘ III-urn, and upon his
escape from n Inor-I- sorlous beating.
lIlu will probably be nblr- to resume
duty in a fun days. iiurt Dali-y is
one of tho III-st known IIIIIII on the po-
llut- force, had has been It depot watch
man for u IIuIIIhI-r of yours. .ilunt is
a new man who has already come into
attention for good work.
cuts and bruises. mama's sore throat.
grandma's luruoncsa.—-Dr, 'l‘homos‘
Flclectric Oil—tho great. household
remedy.
JAPANESE WOMEN 'DEPORTED.
LOB ANGEJES. Cat. The first Jan
noose woman to ho deported trout in.
Anselm under illi‘ agreement between
to the presence of Japanese citizens iI
this country were starter! Oli'llit‘il‘ was
yesterday, when We Were sent liOI‘ll‘
tnry of «Minerva and labor. '1‘th
were arrested .1 month ago. and won
trouble to exhibit proper passports tc
Numerous Japanesr
ported for similar reasons, at it i;
the first cueo or Japanese wo cu.
FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
NEW LONDON. May iii—Announce
mom. is math-“that the council meet
tug of the Connecticut State Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs will be held in
this city at the Second Congregational
church May 28, the session continuing
throughout the a”.
speakers who are capected to address
the gathering uro Prof: Alfred Guerdon
Gully, of Sierra, on plant pets for the
house and home Dr. Sophia Pendelrl
or Danbury. on tube culosls, and W.
C. Fuller. of Cotton. 117.. on Esperan-
to” ““7 universal language.
ancaAvsn paonorso. '
WASHINGTON. May 10.~ank E.
Ferguson, of iiagurstowu Md, was to-
day apiwlnmd assistant directbr oi! the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing by
Secretary Corteiyou. Mr. Ferguson
has been connected with the bureau
Tal. Con. '09“ NONI-lit.
'1 II
had i
lit‘Niltlllfli'lIIl‘li, O'l‘hIIrn be this plaI'IIIi '
III n 11'” win-Io h.» I'Il\tll lllllllit'” tutu ,IIIIIIIsI-IIIoIIr,
and after lIIIiIIpE
“no I
'-—Curcs llnliy's croup, wnIIa'II dnuyl
Among the ‘
your checker- board In a bowl
olwatcr andyou will know
ll blood is red. Blood has
miloru and millions 0! little
ml wheels floating in a clear
fluid. The protmor callsthcrn
rod corpuscics. Well.
Scott’s Emulsion
Irritalkucorpmdu. redcorpuadu.
I it e mi wheels in the
{MOTT'S
EMULSION contains a power
which foods and puts new life
Into the bonc marrow of pale
worrie-
AllDruulstaI 50c. and 81.00.
-M_1
War I ".. ..
REAL ESTATE SALES.
A. A. and it. 0. Raymond III Amp-lo
Matteo and wife. house and lot, ’l‘ni»
rundgr- t‘our't. War.
VUt‘l‘llNlll Qillllllt'l' to Martin (.‘znko
and wire. int and buildings, Lexington
'uI'I-IIIIII. War.
Mary A. i‘luI'kI- to l'ntI'lrIlr JD-
Kr'ur‘I
1W)”. llotisII and lot, ll l’I'ospr-I't flit"
rrIrrI. War,
William S. AIIdrvas and erH to
.lnmos Mct‘olium, land and buildings,
iI‘I'anIIII Nll‘I-r'l. War.
MlolII-ire Malnrunio to MiclIIIlrI lIl
l'lll‘ti and Wild, lot and intiidIIrua, llIIt-
lIIy strI-I-t. War
(‘JntlII-riIIII liIIlII "ilri to it lsniII in-
Smith thr'III lots and butldiupa, imam.
liill War
Frank H. liltit-‘t'll and liner it. llt‘l"
roll‘ to lIEIIIilII» t‘. \‘unst, .\‘I w York.
four lil‘l‘t‘tl and buildings, Ki‘_\.\'t‘l' I'IIIIIi.
War.
WORTH REPEATING.
"When i was connects-ti with a
curtain western milwrry." says a
pI'oIIIiIrrIIIt olllcor‘ of an eastern llurI,
"wr- had in our I-Iuploy II hmkvmun.
who. [or special Hl'l’Ylt'l‘ ri‘llllt’l‘t‘d to
lllt‘ mud, was granted :1 irIorIllI‘I: vu-
I'ntlrIII.
“liII decided to spend his limo in a
trip otrIr' tlIII liot‘kiIII-r, \Yt.‘ ltrmishrtl
IlIinI with ptlniiwt,
l "llt- wont to lN‘IH'l‘r and there lllt'l
:1 lilllllliIIl” of his friends at work on
IIIIII of tho t'olorndo roads. 'i'hvy
gun him It good tlIIIII. and when llI'
,wunt away nrudo hint II present of a
‘llitllllllillll pout.
"iIII'idIIutly IIIIr irrnkrruau was at ll
gluten to gut IhII :Inimul hum.- with him.
lag the express I'hnruvs IwI'II \IIt'y
{hour} at that Hill“, Finally, howI-vm',
hitting upon :I happy I-xpediIInt. in-
made out a shipping inn and lli'il it
to the horns oi the Inuit 'l'iIIuI h.-
lpr'IrIsI 'lllt' -d the boost to tho utllI'II U!
l“ stock (or line.
"WI-ii, that tax orIIIItIId no end of
but it M'i‘t’tItl to IIIII'IIIII-
[Illali tho and of the lililkt‘lliitll. it
InliIIIi. IIrId drIIssIId tInriolrn III lIIIiII' A r\\ll:I iIIsIrilIIIIl lth odious:
wounds l‘irr»; IliIi IIIItIIppI-nr serious i'iinsu pass the button Tlittlllllh’
at tiII Iiruu, but hown‘épvut homo rm :1 “I III hln iiralu min. 8. 8. & 'i‘.
the day its. ' liurpur'a \\‘IIIIki_I-
All the tight h.IIi Ir'rurrud lIIIforIIl ——~-»~——-~~~I—~—~-
(turn the ram mm It» iII-IfIIrI thII urol‘II- l HAYES AND BAKER FIGHT DRAW.
ins mun-inn but .I. 'lmxln “a! I205 IIIIII A.lli-‘.l.l'lil\ May l9.«(‘lmvrr
wild llltllzu 'l‘IIIII drIIII‘idId to hold ltllhups .II' this city and ”,"Irv “um...
oi Sun i-‘IIIrIrlsIIII_ fought six rounds
to a draw iIIIfIIrI- thII Word land A (3
last night. the tight was last from
start III tlnish.
SNAKE HUNT NEXT SUNDAY.
SUt'lll now May illwl‘ho nun
:nrrrutal IIIIIIkI lll'l\l‘ or the SII—hnghti
IrIkII linitlm-Inuko Club has [won cull
«Id {III' III-xt Sunday hrII'II.
Also tho .Imllo of bl'auty may lit‘
only skin IlII ‘t p
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN A
HARTFORD RAILROAD
.———.—.
TIME TABLE.
in arm: January 5. in
so. NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. 57—42: 53!. 5:121. 5: 41!,
6: id, ti: 50x It: 56. 7. 54:. 8: 151. I: 08:.
9:3lx, 9: 53, 10: 55x, 11: 22!.
P. 57—42: 51:, 1:10. 2: 51:. 5: 27.
it: his, 5:091. 5: 37. 5:511. 6: 37. 5: 51:.
1:9: 7: 51:, 9: 53. 10: 32' l: 19: to
Philadelphia and Washington. D. C.
does not stop at New York.
Sunday.
A'x ll.—12:53x. 5:122. 5:01, 8:57.
P. de—lz 57x. 3: MI. 2: 61:. f:5 37.
5: 512. 7:13. 7: 51!, 9: 53!. 10: 23.
_m—
so. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—-12:08. 1:14. 1:582. 5:18. 7:25,
:25, 9:131. 10:17:. 11:08:, 11:95.
P. M.——12:06x. 1:18, 3:10x. 3:231.
I: 19 5' 07:. 5: 29. 6: 08!, 6: 90, 7: 09!.
:. cs: 9: 21 11:21; to Bridgeport only.
3:42 and 7:25.
A
sundaya.
A. 11-12:.08 1: 1a.1:58x.7:,so 9:10
o: 47:. 11:08:.
P. M.:——e 44. 7: 09:. 8:12;. 9:401.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. M.—-12: 10 trinity except: Mon-
daya)M 6: 20, 9. {3.10:062.
P. M.:—-125. 4:2::9.512,718.
suntan—9: 15 VJ... 7: 30 mm.
oauaunv To scorn NORWALK.
LM.:—-5 55.7: 35 3:11.10:108.11:50
II. M.-—I 162.6: clams a: 55.
Sundayo—A. IL, 7: 55. P. 12.. 5: 00.
NEW YORK Port SOUTH Nonwaut
A. 1‘.—12:00:. 9:54;. 5: is. 5:45.
a: 03x. azoox. 9:15;. 10:02:, 10:05.
11: 00:. 11: 03
4:03:x.409.433. 5:02x.5:.02 5:25x.
6: 008. 5: 03,7: 1.0. 7:452. 9: 30. 112001.
for the past. thirty years. .
P. M.:—-13 03,1: 05. 3: 012.3: 53.3: 3“,.
Erldgopoi't AdvertiafintuI‘”
The D M. Read Co.
Eanblhbad 1837..
French and American
Handbags of high grade at Clearance.
\\'II II: In in 'II it through our stool: IIf Handbags and mi—
lec'ttrl a group lot :I \lltft‘ in] sale. There are some rill't‘ bur-
gains
Imported Feather Bags,1II.ICIIIk :IIIIl phcas: Int.
, French Novelty Leathers, saffron, tame and gr him I] ”III
rill'tU.
Fancy Suedes. light gray. tan. lillt} blur grcI-II, ctI'.
Opera Glass Cases, Vanity Bags and Automobile Bags.
SIIIII limitations as ilIIst.
$15.00 Hugs, IIII\\' $9.50.
$iorxnrnrl$r21xr lrilgs llth $5.00.
$7 ,II and $8.00 ling: rtlIu $3 50.
$0er and $0 so ’llnrm mm $3.00.
$4 on and $5 tki limp, ill)“ $1. 00. $1. 50, $2. 50 and $3. 00.
Gaiatea Cloth.
\\ llt"llt\('r \Uli “out a durable and sttlislt trIttIIu \uit
lug. ask III \tt lllt (inlattzr t lIItlrs. llris Ht‘IlStill llll'\ :IrII
WH :IttI:IIti\'-.I lhI llt'\\ ~stripcsnrtri 1"‘llttkSUl \\"llllt \\llll
rIIrl. llI'l\ \. (opt-rub Igt ll llllit'. tau, and brown :rrI' II\I'I:IIrliIIeg
IIIIut :llltl IIIIll {lililliltil fur sc'patuti- walking skirts III' III:It
stilts .\'II strIIuI'Ir «Ir lII'I'ttII I'lIItlI I'IItIlIl he found for Ilril
IlrIIII's wear and Ill I'IIIIr'sI- it washes perfectly.
17c a yard. at illt‘ \Vitxll (hauls Suction.
Come and sec llit‘ill.
Checked Linens for Waists.
Neat, cool. always stylish and serviceable.
\Vllllt‘ and rod .. ~
29 dis. a yard
\\'lIiiII :IIIIl ilit\‘_\ llllll'
\Ynslt (luntls Section.
\\'lIitII I'tllil block
A Bargain Table. .
\
at the Stationery Department.
\\ c ll [\1 luadrd a table “uh :I "lillltl‘lllg’ of unions :II-
tiI‘lI's III tlII httitiuur Iy llllt. and all are :It I.\aI"tl-\ half pritr'.
lii|\('\ III' Writing l'apcr and Note l'apI'r ()l I'xr'I-llcnt
quality. but the boxes arm a lllllt‘ broken and. soiled, :IIIIl til
, C(illl‘ht' simil our stock. but ilII- paper is all right.
lions III' Poker Chips l‘IIser l'at'tuut ()illlllS
llirpliIntI \\lIist Sits _lIIII'I'lrI (loaning liuxcs
l’nst illi'tl Albums l't'lllilIIlIl “ice A
lili l’layiug t'artls, small. IIiI'I- ltll‘ Mllllilll't‘.
'l'lII'tIIIuIIIIItcrs of various kinds.
llil\(‘.\ III‘ llt'nnisorr's Smiling \\ :IN and 'l'apt'r's‘.
.\ll at half price.
The D. M. ReadxCoJ
, SUMMER
Wash Fabrics!
'l'hI.I strddr‘it change to warm Weather reminds everyone of Summer
GurmI-uts. i'rosI-ut conditions i‘r the Dry (loods Marker has rIIIIIlIlIIIi
us to IIIIIkII favorable purchases lltl Wt,‘ arc making Special Prices for
our customers.
Dress Ginghams. at 10 Cents.
Regular prices 12%0 and lie.
Seersuckers and Chambray at 12 1- 2c.
Regular prices 150 to 13c.
Striped and Figured Gaiatea, 14c.
Regular prices we to 18c.
New Printed Lawns, 8c.
.Regular price We
Fine Printed Lawns, l0c.
Regular price 1255c.
New I Bordered. Lawns. 12 l-2c.
Regularly sold for 150 to 18c.
Other Wash Fabrics . at Popular Prices.
WE lNVllTE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LINE OF
Children’s wash Dresses.
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
’ ~- Telephone 446.
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Superphosphate, III’ Lime, Potato Fertiliser,
Complete» Fertilizer, Ground Bone,
Land Plaster. Airflooked Lime, Untouched Ashes, Nitrate of Soda.
MuriatI (it"Potash, ‘Mapes' Fertilizers, Barn Yard .
Manure, Five Thousand Bean Poles, Plowing,
Hat-rowing. Gardening. Grading.
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