So. Main St.
So. Norwalk.
purchase or over..
."10.00 Purchase or
r
EEY
Nothing ever offered by any store
.. . in this city ever‘cr‘e'ated such a sensa-
tlop as this extraordinary offer. Re-
markable in more ways than one, but
headed by our willingness to giva you
what you want on cneotr, and the
fact that we let you pay us while you
are wearing the goods. Now, we give
V you on. DRESS SUIT case FREE
and then dress you in the season's lat-
. I, eat styles and shades and charge what-
ever you purchase on our books. You
pay for them on EASY WEEKLY
PAYMENTS. To buy one of these
DRESS BUIT CASES in any other
store it would cost you $4.00 or 35.00.
and when we are, willing to save you
the COST of buying one, and'glve
you What you require, why do you
hesitate in buying from us NOW.
store
have
small
eaey
says
and
II'O
Come In and take advantage of the remarkable values we are offering in our men's and WOi‘l en's de-
lots Read about our sensational offer printed below and then come in and get one—vireo With a my
Remember. our addree is 10 South Main Btreat.. South Nolwalk.
Clothing
Men!
the highest grade cloth-
lng at the lowest pos-
sible price, and you can
the balance on . easy
w e e k I y
that‘s the benefit of our
Simple. isn't it?
. that's
his Spring outfit from
us, and there has been
hundreds of them.
quality of our clothing.
put into it, is beyond
comparison.
and take advantage of
the offer oh the other
side of this ad. Prices
othe re.
WWWM
i.
Y
For Men
011 Credit
This is thfl
where you can get
It on credit. A
amount down and
payments——
system.
Yes,
what every man
who has bought
pal/Ins
The
the workmanship
Come In
wgy below all
mam" soLolEns'srlLL
"it"
May 19. —-No truce
found today of Lynn J.
. Celine and George wn
my members of the Fort Ml-
. ,who went out in a leaky
tdrday night and seems
a that, the lost their lives. It
.- ‘ifiit'btlileved that the men attempted
tb‘tlmert for they were in this city
yr night, and could have run
its they so desired it is said
that the men had all been drinking
heavily before they 'took the transport
of food. It will get rbllt at the iron
ufo'r port Mlchlc
'I . bio and do the vm work Itself for tin
’ A CALIFORNIAN'O LUCK. stOmarh. it is ploa'rulllt to llikt'. Sold
. ‘I ‘Tbo luckiest day of my life was by The Clifford l’hnlnlacy and The
when l bought a box of Bucklen' s Ar Bridge Pharmaci’. "
. 8 Ive." writes Charles B liudahn. e————————-—---
at y.‘ Cdllforni8. "Two 250 boxes DIED IN HARTFORD HOTEL.
. (lifted me of an annoying case of itch- 'IlAR'I‘iI‘ORl). May i9.—-Clulrlcs Ityr
lair? lilies. which had troubled me for a resident of Boston was found dead
years and that yielded to no other in the new 'l‘tlltolt ilolol here thin af-
t intent". sold under guarantee at ternoon. Nothing Is kilohu colle--.rn
.Baxters drug store. ing the man's history.
DELEGATE TO PAN ANGLICAN
,. CONVENTION.
.INEW “AV 3N. May
Brewster has appointed Rev.
of Trinity church, on ”11‘ Green. to lit‘
a. delegate lo the Pan Anglican conI
gross to be held Ill lAillllit'Ih Palace.
London, on June 15-24. The otilfr dio
cesun delegates are. lit-v. lir. lawlrn
of Bridgeport. Rev. Dr. ll.
Morgan, of this city, amt llcv.
Gammack , of West Haven
Kodol completely digests all classes
AT.
WE
Lighten the Burdens
of those who are trying to be
comfortable during the warm
weather. Read over the list and
' see if you do not find something
that you will need this summer.
BLUE FLAME STOVES
PORCH CHAIRS
HAMMOCKS
,ICE CREAM FREEZERS
gevine 81 Son Co.
South Norwalk.
wipnow SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
Yl
I
, 'THE Pants
yak and Suit House
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk.
“Reduction Sale of
Ladies’ Suits, Coats and Skirts
as e are in the business We have never reduced spring suits
in the season as this time, bu we considered the matter over and
it?! Will have to turn our sul Is into money, as We need ready cash.
“,3 sacrifice. At the reduc a price you will be able to wear a
i made in thwarts work r Innis for less than the cost of labor,
know thdt. our Suits are stric ly tailor made and the best in town.
[d be convinced,
Suitfl:98 former prices 816: re.
s'ultil'i' fornler price s22; re-
.12..“
Lndies' 87.98, is...
$12.98.
Ladies' Shirts, 82. 98, 89. 98. $4. 98,
86. 98. $7. 98. 89. 98'
Ladies’ Walsts, the best and largest
Stock in town. from 50c to 810.
Name Corsets. 980, $1.48, $1.98.
“9.52.48. $8.98. 83.48.
White Petticoats, 98c up.
Black Embroidered Petticoats, regu-
lar price 99 for 98¢.
~ 'Sale. in. Bath Stores:
' dun. St. Stanford. and. '33. 39. Main Susi». Norwalk.
be tart? you drain the Paris store before parebagiag.
~ I l . . . .
Costs, 94.98.
.IMLlsd—b
l
lil.~lli!tllil;l
('liill‘li'z‘ 7
0. Scovllo. the recently chosen rector .
lilirllm El
f'f‘“!
:MASBACHUSETTB COURT OF FOR'
ESTERS.
Si’lthtllI‘llIildi, More, bin ISLI-I'l‘lli-
:llllltllll slain I-oslvillilou ol‘ Millinlli'lllb
suits (hand (‘ourt of lI‘ul‘I‘IIlI'tu of AHI‘
o-licn. was opened in this rilv today
with out» of tho llif‘,..1t'i«“l .l‘tIIilIizlutrtIz-l iii
the history of ”to (illlor, Til.) it’l'I’ZIOIlIl
was Ilt‘Villt'tI to u lillhlllt‘aii‘l illovilliz.
.lW-lsidlil owl In Ill“ amtnl riilvl i‘llil'
.Itor of the stall- ttiIllI lll'. .lIIN'lIll Sill!
lltI sum i,\() of illusion Lilli. luminous
Iof llllpotlallct has I‘i‘iit llIIl b y mi ill.-
in! iiilhlivti of th- work of tho mtltr tl lt
'lllfl" lilo ptlsl v.‘,Iul an ill. ml in llIlI ml
Ilul Miller“ at lIIporllI 'lilII IIlI lion ol
Itlliuru \Hli-t t-xplI'IttIil of tour. Molt
.hIIl-niolis ll. Milieu lllI o'llmln of tin
ullllld tolllt tYlI lII \tt‘ll' .ilsu prI-i-i-n‘
‘(If lht‘ supremo ollll‘I‘lln~ lobn .l. 0‘
.‘lil'tldy, of Now \‘ork suprami- t-l;iil
ranger; E. .\l. Mt‘hllll‘l)_ oi 5:th \'t\l‘;.
uupn‘llll- fitt'nlfll')‘; and it. i. Ilrown
"if? WN-Ioltlsivl supremo l't“t'li"illll‘2 941'
t lll‘_\'
l -—ltch! itch! ltcthSt‘riilcli! emu
'Scratt'h! The more you ucrutcl.
the worse the itch. Try Dean‘s Ulnl
meat. It cures pill-s. cccanin. um
sllln itching. All drugglst sell it.
lDELEGATES NAME ALTERNATES.
NEW ll.\\’lI‘ N, .‘Iiln ill Sl'rrtlll.‘
'I‘llollulu of Illl‘ llt‘llltltl‘lllt‘ Slain ('iIu
lrlll I'tll'lllilllt‘l't', lulu not yet recoil-m;
Illl‘lllt‘ names of Illi‘ alternates to tllI
national convention :lt lll‘llVI'r, ill
though he has twiru M'ill lull llItltIr~
urging tillI llI-lleatiIu to send him ill.
lililllt'h', as llt' is ollllnad to sand ”it
list to lilo tnillonul cotllmlilI-II with
out delay. 'l‘lio nllIIrtlilllIe no for our":
'iId urII fllIi follows: Fur .\lr. Cary, .l
W. Swllrtoui, or Stamford; for Mr
lv‘arlcy, of 'l‘orrlllitton_ llr. t,‘. W. (‘nmp
Uf Cannon; for Mr. 'i‘leIr. or linddum
Lucius K. Slim-us, of Clinton; for Mr.
McMnnus, of Hartford, l', S. Kennedy.
of Hartford; for Sir. lines, of Mont
vlllo. John 0. Fax. or Putnam; for Mr
Flair of llrnnford. Cllurlt-u A. 'l‘omlln
son, of Milford.
Irv,
Kennedy's laxative Cough Syrup
does not constipate, but on the other
hand its laxative principles gently
move the bowels. Children like it
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
NEW HAVEN ARSON CASE.
NEW HAVEN, Mlly lite—After near
iy a. month'of investigation by the par
lice, the trial of Bernard J. Draco and
his son Frank B. Drueu. charged with
having set. fire to their factory (m .\p-
ril 22, last, was taken up yesterday
The l‘il‘uens pleaded not guilty to the
said that the defense has secured evi-
dence which would have all important
bearing on the case. Fire Marshal
Gladwin, assistant Chief Perkins, and
a number of firemen were among the
witnesses called. The 810,000 insur-
ance carried by the Drucns was the
first evidence introduced. and was fol
lowed by accounts of the fire by the
fire marshal and other firemen.
THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE
is not entirely free from disease. on
the high elevations fevers prevail
while on the lower levels malaria. is
encountered to a greater or less ex-
tent, according to, altitude. To over-
come climate affections, lassltndo, ma-
laria, jaundice. billousness. fever and
agile. and general ability, the m tef
fcctlve remedy is Electric Bitte , the
great alteratlve and blood mother;
the antidote for every form of bodily
weakness, nervousness and insomnia.
Sold under guarantee at F. H. Baxter‘s
drug store. Price 600
THE CONGRE'GATIONAL OUTLOOK
The pastors of almost every Congrega-
tional church in Massachusetts, each
accompanied by one layman as a dole.
gate, met here today for the opening
session the annual convention of
the Stat Association of Congregation.
al Churches. The general topic ar-
ranged for the three days' sessions
was: "The Coagregational Outlook."
The Rev. 8. J. Burchell, of Arlington,
presided.
' '\'I.IlIil.I;'~
charge. During the morning it was .
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, May 19.-— -
in“ has been the pluilter'u bu
Kill Hoots Before They Get Otroh-
first implement into the earth, weed-
ibon.
As a matter of fact. young we it are
almost all elldor as the most delicate
young son lag of garden flowers and
veal-tables, it is only after they get It
hood hold on tho. earth with their‘roois
that they become posts difficult to eru-
dlcute.
’l‘in-Iro are scores of ways to fight
«to. "'l of patented appliances,
l‘iltfllllCiili'l, t~l.-. Of them all. the. one
way that in so lllilf‘ll the bout that no
other llll‘lllOil can be compound with it
i"-'i' I.I»Il ll molllctlt is to keep Illf'
I-artb mlltlvalod constantly all around
.lll‘ variable and llowrr growth.
A Word illll' day old will die at n
more tom-ll from the ban or rake. A
wood three days old will need a pretty
severe jerk. A weed a week old in go-
ing to make you get down on your
knees and dig deep.
Constant cultivation. of the top unit
may well he said to be. the great mod-
ern improvement ill all kinds of farm-
ing—«and gardening is simply flower
farming. Every garden should have all
the ground not actually inhabited by a
ilowor cultivated every day.
Does that sound terrifying? It Isn't.
If daily cultivation is done. all that is
necessary ouch day is to draw the rake
or one corner of a small hotI. along lllt'
fltrrowu between Illtt vegetables. or
around and lit-tween the flow-rs. You
don't llt‘f‘d to chop or work at om-
plncI‘I against and “Kill". The labor is
so slight that the roost ft't‘lllP person
can do it. The implement will sink in
deeply enough from Its own Wright.
and all that illtI gardener need do is
to pull it along.
Now what time or work does that
.tnloln? The writer now has under cul
lllatlon two, \Ilt-‘f' 'llllllt‘ lliiif‘lli‘ll t ncll
l‘xrt.‘ fut [Lilli and six l'III'l will“. 'l‘llI
rows are two and fill.l"ll{ll-' fool apart
This piles. llllll llllrll-iwo turmoil in
l‘1illlt'uilI. illitI pull of Hi“ l‘.=kr in
IlIIIlll-lll lot" (Iilt'il i'lll‘i‘iIW. 'l‘llo igrtltill‘i.
brim; kt‘lll constantly woriml. ll. or.
fine a; ilotlr and rnspomla at once.
l‘mllly minutes in actual than is all
that he needs to trim to it l‘it‘l‘)’ day.
lie has nine flow-r buds. ranging
from toll ff‘t'l by il'lt' “ml in six i’hi
bv two leIi ill arr-.l Hi course, illi‘l'J in
little cultivation to lu- door on lilI-ul at
present because llo-riI LI. loo lilltr'i
dulln- r of Iii-nil'nlilIl; HI-fttllllli', ilzlwI-r
plants: lull wllrn Ill“ 1..'.lll'll"ll in up. Ill.
\Ivry allulliust illlf‘ilili‘. of lllf" will
:Inrlh will uproot tlw young \"t‘t'tir. ill
llllli-l before they illil llt' sot-n by the
t‘\l‘.
All llt' lIIlm-s bis bottle for town m
cry morning at it or null and dtwu not
I‘l‘illlil lill ti p. to. ill: care is that ol
the urtrilgo lsu'Iui'lmllllc, and his in“
who lil lif'r‘llllil; would down “ill! r.
minimum amount of lllllt‘ and l..!.o~,
should tilltlw le-rl permit lliili till.»
cullli'niil it not only. liming-I Iii“
\Vf'filb. bill ti. on lIlsrlic'llly mouthing
,lsII that i»: llt't‘llltl .o ”W giil'lil‘ll cl.»
.‘I-iIl sunning and i. :lllnyz.
’l‘lnI \‘llillfi srrm l» to do it l'\il‘;
.lit} lento ilii‘ ltrI . rd :llthnI ior tour
or till days and what 9 hard.
.iliI- ll:l}li~ldllur ;- I.‘ I: will llr. 'lll‘ 'il
it Will certainly no: ulllw to mail liUl‘
or l'u'llv over it. in
'llII latch-Inability: work (I llll' l-lIi-
tltllII fur-nut, “in .. lifII ill (I to be on.
«an slrugglo “l i. need:-
it will burn it do
STOP THAT COUCH
II' it may “H in pneumonia lira
allirlu lilllm is lil'i'llklllg up colds wllrn-
IIliIr lriIIIl. airman without cxrrpllon
lltc. 25c, Gill and $1.00 bottles. 'l'lll‘
t‘llfford, liaxtIII's and l’lulslcd'u. “
“mm”...
BASEBALL NEWS.
m...”
HIGH SCHOOLS WON GAME.
Defeated the Over-looks Yesterday. by
.1 Score of ii to 6.
'l‘bc ll.‘i3~lll.‘l.i II‘ilill of tillI Norwnlk
‘illzll Si'lluol blond ii last more you
crdzl} illil‘llnlill‘l hill! the ()u-rlwl.
Military Arndrlnl train. at their
{rounds ill l-Zast :l\’t‘llill‘. Tlil‘ ilt‘llilx‘
was full of ulnar-Ir and tuauy lll‘itll
Invnts worl- indulged in among the
play-It's. Built“ of which \vI-rt~ Illllil‘
.vnriu. 'i‘llo Highs llt’lt‘ftlt‘tl tllclr up.
. opouts by lllt‘ score of ii to 6, ill on
IIlovoll—lntllng itiillif‘.
The score stood vi to I! in favor (ll
ilit‘ Overlookn. and in the ninth in-
ning \‘nliant. of llit‘ High School
team. kllocltml a homo run. which tint
the score at I runs. In the eleventh
flitting tbw‘i‘iilghs took a jump and
made six runs, while the opposing
team madrI two. bringing Illt‘ score
to it to ii.
The lineup of the union was as li‘l~
lows:
Sngh Schools. Overlooks.
Bracken ............ Arnold Knclller
i'ilt‘llor.
Valiant ...... ‘ ............. l loan
Catcher.
Gunrnierl .......... Arnold. Kitclller
Rector _. ............. . ..... iieuedlci
'\ Stcoutl base.
Mathias ...................... Wood
Short stop.
Dorsey .................... Richard-s
Third base.
Smith .. .................. Martinez
itlgbt field.
Chicory ..................... lloaly
Center field.
Hines .................... lI. lllnos
Left field.
Yesterda a State League Results.
At Merl ten—Now Haven 10 Merl
den3
At New lirltaln—New Brltpln
Waterbury 3.
At Springfield—Springfield 2,
yoke 1.
At Hurtford-llrldgeport 5.
ford 3 (11 innings).
6.
“til-
Hart-
Yesterday's American League Results.
At Boston—Boston 3, Cleveland 0.
At 1Washlngton----Wuo‘bington 6, Chi-
011801
At Philladelilhia—Philsdclphla 12
8t. Loni s1
At New 0York—Detroit 11, New
.Y'eetetdaye National League Results.
. At Pittaburg-Pittsburg 9, Phila-
dolphin. 0.
At Chicago—l-iroolrlyn ChicaEO. l'filn
At 6Clnclnnlltl—-Clnclnnuti it. New
YorkB
At St. Louis—Boston 9, St. Louis 1-
L'.
' ' ..
doll Must be Opened frequently to I
Ever since the first luau thrust t e »
York 6. 1
"I'm he'd boon a salons troll eleh Ween.
for the lul swcntv- -i‘lve "are and nevur found any
‘ seller until he in an tallies your vane-nets. It It.
klll Oldest.» be has never at!
They have entirely cured h
Casserole dowhet you recommend them to do. i I
will give you the privilege ’of using his Ilene '
In! Dickson, llflltuainerbn. Wfllndlenepolla II
1‘ B." For
'hll WORK Wl‘litl on 5“"
Pieuant. Palatable Pete I 1' bottom). not!
Neva nil ollun, Watch or (Eritrea-19c 9“." .gfi
old ulk. 'l‘hs genuine tablet.“ eta
uueutved to sure or your money has
Iterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N. v.3,
“Ill". SALE. TEI IiLliIll BOXES
UNION OF METHODISTS
M. E. Conference Makes Overtures to‘
M. P. General Conference.
I‘l'l"l‘Slilil‘l(l. l’a.. May l9.-——'l‘lio
special committee from the Methodist
Episcopal (.iollfercllco lll session in
llllltlmoro that came here )’I'8lt'l'ili|y
wlili overturns to ”W Mt-lbodlsl ‘l’ro-
lesttlllt General Conference to return
to the parent body, was so well pit-lili-
III] with the results of their mission
Illfll litIi‘nl‘tI lt'flVlllK lilIv. Dr. .I. II‘.
(teacher. of the cotllnllttuo, announced
that tlpoll their return to llllltlnloro
lll‘, Methodist Episcopal (‘Iulfortunoo
would not upon it proposition to Ht'lltli
all ovIIl'lilrl- requesting union to lllcl
general conference of tile l'llllttd
llrtlllll‘t'n Church. “which llIIIIIls lii Call-
toll, ()lilo, lth May.
lilsllop 'llioniall if. titrtIr of tinI
l' llllml liriIllltI-ll illiilI . who is how
ill the lllii‘lt‘ili of Ln- ll;;.llil of lllili
ll"lltlllllll:‘.ilvlf. ilztI til‘lliIHYIII l'rIIli-ei:
'illi and illt‘ (‘nnprl rational Churches.
sold the iil‘lilill Ill Ibo lilIIlYloillst lipln-
copzll Collfl-rIItlt'I: Would have no effect
toward I’llill'dlll‘l, tllc lilIlt-l' union.
which has twin .lmlur connitltl'tliiotl
't’\i l‘ill _\'t{lr\
lnrzlm upon "Hllinlills Witch Hazel
Salt-I. it b. Isl-or .llliyluoml iol pilos.’
Hold by The (‘llll’ural l’barlllgcy .llld'l
'i‘ilo lii‘idzl l'llllrilllll‘)‘.
WOMAN 8 BODY
l'i‘ thl-. l‘.()N N. .l..
iN CANAL.
..\il\ lit l-‘liI
body (If Till ~‘ ll‘il' ll.l \.llldI- rbill ivltl
alumni in the l'llllIItIm l lliilruill
Library, was ifilllil ll"i.t!l_ ii: ”to
liilrililn Canal, about half :l llillf‘ from
llit' l‘nl'uvuiv l.ill.II Aqueduct. yester-
ital illl‘l‘lllllii
NEW \‘iiltK. May l9.~-~lII-rllla \‘nn-
tbrlilll IllsnppulrI-d lust ll'I‘tIk. Mir.
Willimi lioldtisun told the police that
Illi tin tllalll \lljih Vanderbilt Ilisap.
p12“ ml .flI sum llll' mung. woman in
I'm a. lion olIIilI \vil. l nnotlwr Illlllg no
not .:I .II a lull: ”Ilb . man i I~=IlIl '1
i'.ul\‘fll)(‘t"ll il l’:ill:ctoll graduate who
we .i suitor of Min... \‘nmlvrlllll whit I‘
it: will gr, lii- t.‘.'il:lt‘ to i‘l'inln loll lust
\t'illnruin)‘ to unwind lllt‘ (‘oi'm'li-
l'.'lll(‘l‘illll lasoimil gilllli’ '
Mr John liilll m' Viiliil' ln says:
'l lane bcln H llillg lll\\‘lit' s l'IlldnlIy
and lllnddor l’ills for about a your
and they give brill-r bililb'lllclltiil tlmn‘
iiill‘ pill 1 our sold." Sold by The t‘llf-
ford Pharmacy lllld 'l‘llc llrlduo l’llur»
macy.
--.._....~ n...—
WASHINGTON DEMOCRATIC CON-
VENTION 1
SPOKANE. “null \l-l l‘l. - Al 1!
l'lm hour lust birth; the llt'lililt‘ld. if .
rozm tillIIn bad Illill'it' little lirtlfl'lfifis on
iiw adoption of :t plullorur \vbil.» lilt‘
'I‘Il‘i‘lltlll of tile lullitiziil lltlt union:
was filr off. 'l‘lln llqltl r platl II. in .I. H
lit.» (""tllltl oi .Il illilIr light A tlllleIt
it} turn rt (l 2m who it‘.» In, ll‘ will
lions .ldllsrs .lzl annulment to llll‘
ItuI ~ iII"sltltlliiIll proilibltln; .lzv nlan'
llflli'lllrv lIl' hub- of spirituous liquors‘
within Illl‘ stairs.
OAQ'I‘ORIA.
a..." is. it... lull You little tillers W
Signature M .
“ of . m
_. ...__..............l—.
TROLLEY CAR DYNAMITED.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May iii.~.\ Dc.l
irloi avenue car was dynnmilcd new
Our lililiili‘t‘llili strum. early today.
The tracks. \ver.‘ badly damaged, but
the single passenger and crew were
not Injured. llloti‘na begun near the
\\‘IndrllnIre burns in East Cleveland.
early today. when strikers out six
trolley wires.
Going to Buys
as
Range?
GET IT Now
while we can make
prompt. connections.
Podal brings repre-
sentative.
Cenaecticut
Company.
'Iitys the London Lancet. is u some-
“ what interesting fact in that it possl
. 85 Washington St..-
. COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
wuv roashe aosuLaa.
Tho increasit’lit popularity of toast.
bly indicates that ulttIl all the public
tern-nus tile illsipldlty of modern bread.
itoller milling is now practiced, ill at
together different from the old method
of grinding wheat between stones.
anti leads to lift! elimination of the
germ of the wheat. The pct-ullur llllt-
iy flavor of tillI old-fashioned loaf was
due perhaps to the retention of this
germ.
You Want Style--
We Sell It
But there is no extra charge.
Our prices are identical with
those demanded everywhere
for the same qualities—with-
out the style.
At $18, $20, $22
or $25,
a very satisfactory variety of .
Summer Suits and Outing.
Suits in extremely light or
medium light weight cloths—
madc expressly to our order
by the expert organization of
Alfred Benjamin & Co.
Knothe Belts, .50, .75 and $1.00.
Knee Drawers and Coat
Shirts, .50 up.
JOSEPH DAVIS, ,
cLorHlen.
FURNISHER.
South Norwalk.
TAILOR. HATTER.
.. ..~~- n.-.”
DO YOU WANT A PARTICULAR
KIND AND SIZE OF
Screen Door
Window Screen?
WE HAVE IT.
We have about no doors of various
styles and sizes: and about 400 Will-
(low Screens, no you will be pretty
sure to find what you want here.
We also have a large assortment, of.
PORCH SCREENS. LAWN SWINGS.
‘PORCH ROCKERS. HAMMOCKS. RE
, rstcsnuons, ICE cuss-rs, arc.
F. A. Mitchell,
NORWALK. CONN.
Garden Tools, Plows,
Farming Implements.
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
and everything you need for
Spring.
"Get in line" and let us do your.
Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repair-
lng now before the "rush season" is
on.
Norwalk Hardware Go
Shop Rear if Wall St.
'Phone. 39 Main St.
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(l AMUSEMENTS D
svsny evasion.
MUSIC HELL
Advanced Vaudeville and Movlng Pic-
titres Every Evening.
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees.
Change of program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Prices 10c and15c
Reserved seats 20c, which can be se-
cured at the Clifford Drug Store.
a Métlnee prices-5o and tile. Beet
ea .
HOYT'S THEATRE
evsnv Evsutuc THIS WEEK.
MOVING PICTURES
AND
Illustrated Songs
Matineee wednesday and Saturday.
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SAUIII‘ STE MARIE. Mich, May ill.
-Tlle pulp will of the Lake Superior
Corporation in the Canadian Sou,
was burned today. The loss is about
$200,000. There is all unconfirmed re,-
porl that two men are missing. The
power plant in also out oi" COIIlmlSHliill
as a. result of the lilo and there are
no electric cars running not an) (‘lt'i‘
trlc lights ill the city.
OA’TORIA-
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BRITISH BTEAMER IN COLLISION.
MAASl.lliS, Netherlands, May ill——
The British Hli'ttlllt'l‘ Avora, l'ljolll Ni-w
York. May 5, for Hamburg, colon in
here yt'fllti'dily with her how. damag-
ed. and who at. once boat‘llod. She
had been in collision with lllt.‘ strain-
or 140111800. This vessel Hank and two
of her crew were drowned.
When your food seems to nauscaio
lake Kodol. 'I‘akc Kodol now and un-
til you know you are right again.
There Isn't any doubt about what it
will do and you will find the truth of
this statement verlfliIIl after you have
used Kodol for a few Wt‘i'kH. It is
sold here by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy. 0
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Now Is theTlmc to Buy
Real Estate Y
A number of real estate bargains
may be bad now before the Spring
market really opens. The wise pur-
chaser buys win
I. M. Layton & Co..
Incorporated
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
Money Advanced
to all. on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,
without removal, on their own name
without lndorser.
_ CALL AND SEE us. .
Independent Loch & Security Co.
Haviland fildg. Washington St.
Office open until 7 p in Monday and
. Saturday until 8: an
CHANGE OF PRSORAM EVERY
on
usuosous Pulses, m as oivsul
AWAY SATURDAY NIGHT.
Prices—9c and 100. No higher.
as: rue consov SHOE courssr
FRIDAY NIGHT.
Before purchasing an automobile
see the new “FORD" ROADSTER,
with rumble seat 30 inch wheels. fully
enclosed lnud glands and many lin-
provemeuts over previous models.
FRANKLIN JUDGE.
20 Knight 8L, Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 212.
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of investment Known
Based on tho I’erlllnncnt Ownership
of New Yolk Real Estate.
BOND 7o Guaranteed
Shares Pay Interest.
Principal payable ill Gold and Secured
by New York Really value in
ratio of five to one.
A card will bring you our literature,
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent.
19 SOUTH MAlN 8T.
School Taxes.
Union School District.
, The taxpayers of the Smith Norwslk
Union School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of two mills
on the dollar, laid on the town assess-
ment list of 1907. at a meeting of the
district held on the 11th day of June,
1907, at the Franklin school, will be
due and payable on the first day of
May, 1908. at which time I shall be
ready to receive some at Stillson-Pow-
ell's drug store, 82 Washington street.
Penalty at the rate of 9 per cent. a
year will be charged on and after June
1, 1908.
F. A. TOLLES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwalk
Union School District.
19named at South Norwaik, April 28,
tee to it"
Norton.
CITY TAXES.
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven and one-half (7%)
mills on the dollar laid on the assess-
ment list of 1907, by the Board of
Estimate and Taxation, and the street
sprinkling assessment, laid by the
Council of said city. will be due and
payable on the first day of May. 1908.
at which time I will receive the some
at my unice. Room 5 United Bank
Building, 97 Washington street. South *“
Norwalk. Penalty at the rate of nine
(9) per cent. a year from May 1,1908,
will be charged on all bills remain-
l lag unpaid after June 1.19.08
WILLIAM S.W1LCOX,
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
South Not-walk, April 30. 1908.'
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