i
i" sums cum-Autism to m s IIIIr
IAON OURTAINS with ruffle,“
980 a all?
Also a complete assortment of Our"
Iain Materials In bosom apologies at
E. K. BANKS
Iolooloshlssivooluseso
museums 411'
tours» 292.9”?
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Will thin. ammonium? with Till
Iontl 011%“?an pinion. do it II
this sy: -wit hoard teatime“.
call Mlefhi are to. Mime or"
”-2- If It»? will iniuy do so, it will
91%|“? “Mum. this office and «-
otm more Emmet attention.
' Albert , of Norwalk. is In
New York today on business.
WWW Raymond. who has been ill
at his homo in Clay‘streot for several
weeks. is slowly improving
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”Ex-Councilman William Podmorn
has decided not to build at once. on
the lot he purchased in Seymour ave-
nu (V. a
-—Umbrellas, Umbrellas. O'llrien.
R. H Gelst. of Oberlin College. will
oceapy the pulpit of the First liaptisf
Church. both morning anid evening.
May 24th and 31st.
The J. 8: J. Cash Co,
South Norwalk, has i'cccivcd three
cases of cotton trinunlngs on thc
steamship Lucaniu from Bridgeport.
M
Limited. of
--Dr. Dick's cures grip.
All members of the Circle of Light
are requested to most In the primaIy
class room of the First Baptist Church
Sunday, at 10 a. III. ., fOI ii. short prayei
service. '
Mrs Charlotte R. Corbett, who has
been visiting in Soulhington for int
past five weeks has returned to hei
home. accompanied by Mrs. Manama
that 21009.1, .
Robert T. llukelcy. Inspector of tht
south Norwalk Municipal Electrif-
Works, is thioatenotl with an attack
of appendiciiiiI andrhns gone to his
home in Daiibury to rccupci ate
Porter Emerson Browne, the story
writer. who recently purchased a
house In West Rock avenue. Norwuik
oppoaite the St. Mary's Children's
Home, is having the pines rebuilt.
-——Satlsfaction: lluy iii-1‘0 Water
proof Dry Cells. 25c each, at St. John's
Steamboat Place.
The Wiiinipauk baseball team will
open the present season, Dccorstiox
Day with a game to be played at tht
Keenan grounds. in Winninauk. and
y will play the Orioles, of Bridgeport.
Lawrence Paul son of Mr. and Mrs
James Paul. of rove street, who has
been ill of diphtheria for the past
three weeks. Is now convalescent. and
the quarantine has been iemoved from
the house.
—-'l‘elescope flats. O'Brien.
The rooms of TrlnltyMen's Clul.
bane been renovated, papered ant
painted. and now piesent ii fine up
pearance. They are located on thi
third floor of the Insurance Building
in South Milin street. The pool tablt
has been received from New York, and
. is In good condition
-—Thlrty young ladies In first part.
Latest songs screaming local hits.
Lonnie Vollett, wonderful and pleas
lug Impersonator.
Miss Agnes thlielohn. violin solos.
'Mlss Helena _ Millcrd. illustrate:
songs.
Miss Catherine V. O‘Connell, Mist
.Ellzabeth Harklns. end ladies.
Sixteen boys' and girls in May fes-
llva l. -
Lady Minstrels, Hoyt’s. May 28.
The Prohibitionists will hold their
regular meeting. Monday evening. at
8 o'clock. at the Rescue Mission Room
on the Washington street bridge The
caucus of last week was adjouuied to
this meeting. All Prohibitionlsts are
earnestly invited to attend and ladies
are especially Invited.
—St.rsw Hats Straw Hats. O'Brien.
William H. Orchard who resides in
Newton. and owns considerable prop-
erty near the Marvin farm, in East
Norwalk. came to South Norwalk, yes-
terday morning, with three surveyors.
Mr. Orchard Intends to lay out his
land and divide it Into lots for sale
and building purposes.
—There‘s satisfaction in equipping
your doors and Windows with our
screens We build a complete and up
to- date screen. with prices right. Call
us up. Phone call 810. St. John &
Keyser. Steamboat Place.
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The work- of'Ithe new mission study '
class formed by the Epworth League
of the South Norwsik Methodist
Church. promises to be most Interest-
ing The Rev. Dr.Sau Saul O. Curtlce is
at the head of the class" and Is proper
lag the course of study, which will In.
elude the problems of Immigration and
congestion In the great cities and the
home mission field of the whole coun-
try.-
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lea 600111.286 Elohim
OPEN FROM 12 T0 6 P.M .
he.
spawns. ‘ .
.. "liiut’
Lb’. Packa’ges
FOR
Satut‘day and Sunday
ONLY
2 c
Eli. if his
lam, owned by S F. Wind, of ’l‘okt-u-
:kc has just been. imiuthed fiom Mll-
lci' s shipyard in South Nui walk for
the season. William Wickc is now In
charge of her. The Miriam ls thirty-
Ilvc feet long. I
Eben Hill is building a new dock at
Hickory Bluff. A host load of stone
has arrived on the scene. This dock
's at the palate or which Mr. Hill and
Alvah Tutlilll a 0 about to contest in
the cour,ts suit having just been
brought by Mr. Hill.
Orders have been rccclvcd by the
captains of the Sixth and Seventh
Coast Artillery Companies, to prepare
for ten days' duty beginning June llh.
The Sixth Company is to go to Fort
Wright and the Seventh Company will
:0 to Fort Mansfield.
——-Straw flats. Straw Hats. O'Brien.
..
Cockenoe Tribe. Improved Order of
lied Men. held a regular IIIt-ctinii.liisi
evening, at the wlgwam. in Wall
street. Norwalk. and Wilbur Hubbeli.
of Norwalk. was elected to fill the va-
cancy of the late brother. llarry 1.
Smith, as one of that trustees.
H. (lieutlining. M. Clover. Edward
lorham, Ferdinand Smith and C. N.
Wood. who have been spending a few
turned to Norwnlk. last evening. ex-
th MruWood. All
time.
cured.
Chester D. (luycr.
uroet, who has been traveling with
the Grace Emerson Company. was full.
Nas obliged to cancel his engagement
Ind return home. leaving the company
last Saturday at Wisconsin. Upon his
Irrlvai home a physician was Called.
tie Is slowly Improving.
4
——(lolf Caps. Golf Caps. O'Brien.
The sunken schooner remains In the
time condition today at the decks of
ihe St George Paper and Pulp Conn
pany. It was reported this morning
that a diver was In town and went
flown to look at the bottom of the
ship. but this is not so. A man is ex.
pecied to come from New York today
to look over the bent and see what
can be done towards raising her.
A birthday party was given last Sat-
urday evening in honor of S. K. Lock-
wood and Miss lauiraNit-liols of South
iorwaik, formerly of this town. at the
mine of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bishop.
.If Cemetery street. The evening was
wasscd by the twenty guests present
with games and music, followed by a
Iouniiful spread, which contained am-
ing other good things cotton-balling
Ind saw dust. cakes which looked so
ciupting that eVI‘l‘ybody took one. Al'-
cr the supper all voiced their wishes
In the hope that many more birthdays
might be enjoyed by botb.-New Ca-
naan Messenger.
ECONOMY m 1908.
, l’urc Linseed Oil costs much less
said from the barrel than it does not
up in Tin Cans as Mixed Paint—in the
first instance you pay 60 cents pengui-
lon—in the second 81.60. New mix 3
zallousL of pure linseed oil with 4 gal-
ions L. & M. 7Paint and Eyou have.
ready for use,7 gallons 0 the best
ion. Done in II minutes.
Chas. E. Dow, South NorIvalk; Hub-
bell & Staples lldwe.‘ (30.. Norwalk:
W. S. Guyer it Son, 'Westport; North-‘
port Bros. Southport. L. &M .Paint
Agents.
'Dr. Mallets),
. Dentist,
12 Knolls“. St. 50.1mm“
HOURS-+9 a. m. to 9 p. In.
. SUNDAYS—19,30 4p. m.
A Good Idea
is worth following up.
We' vs good Ideas about clothing-—
coupled with year ideas. makes a com-
blniition. that for satisfaction yen can t
beat.
We‘re ready for you—Are you .for
us?
LEO S. KOPPEL,
MONIONAIL‘E TAILOR.
24 No. Main St. South Not-walk.
(customisation. 5 .1
WILTON,
' coudsc‘ricurh
TsLIM.
an
- 12 1S. North. Maid 51.995
The handsome crulsiilng launch Mfr:
viays' fishing In Lake Wnccabuc. all no .
report I lino ' .
Thirty pounds of fish were se- ,
of lliiynmntl ,
III suddenly III II few days ago and ,
paint made casting only 91. 20 per gal-
' snat WAIST. regular price :2. 25 .......
his only ll ibo‘rt lime hill the files will be here aglln. ‘
The sooner you ge't fiestli' fpr theta the fewer you will have.
We live a his Iibtk .5i Door and Winder? Screens. ready
-' for your insperilion, at prices low enough to please anybody.
sci; 11an pin ear PRICES.
Fupei‘al Directors and Embiihiicrs.
South Nor walk Conn.
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“‘t ‘.
Our Annual May Sale
Muslin Underwear
" 3120le
Saturday Morning, May 23rd,
Anti Continues for One Week.
Every garment offered in this sak- arrfvcd In our store within
‘ the past two Weeks. direct I‘ro'm the iiianufncturcr. and is of the
same high quality that you niwnys'sct hcrc.
Note the Special Prices.
AT 19 CENTS. AT 39 CENTS.
French Corset Covers, trimmed Nalnsook Drawers. trimmed
with lociI insertion. edge, beading with fine Vul‘snpi‘lunuu pm“ inscr-
Ilil‘l ribbon WWW “‘3'“: "’6‘“ tion and cluster of tucks. our rcgu»
hilly sold «At 250 11nd 29C. [at {’0‘} flannel”.
Filled 00""L 00V"!- V "CC.“ (lauibric Draw-rs, with cluster
fitiishi d with embroidery and of luck“ and .55..“ 15.555.55.55; edg.
tucks, regular value We. ing. regular 5,555.. 500.
Cambrlc "will“ d"I‘ll rum“ imig Whiti- smits. with deep
"I'd cluster 0‘ HICKS. 901d 1]" Wu. fluunc‘i. hI‘lllHliii‘lN'd hpni “11d (’lllfl-
fiUIl Iii “90‘ ter of tucks. worth 59c.
Muslin Drawers, trimmed with Umbrella 5555.. iindemkim,
tlccp Hamburg embroidery and 55.555. (555,555... “r n. .55 555.555.. and
cluster of lacks. a small lot Iliiil hciiistitchcd 15. "5 5,5". regular 50c
weie 39c. 555-5...
Choice of any of thcse garments t‘o‘rsct (105...... several
during thtfaitic at m. that we “Wily” shit at 50c,
AT 95 CENTS Your choice of these garments
Long Ca bric Skirts. extra full at m" “5,, for 39¢.
umbrella ounce. finished with
llt'lllfllllf‘lil‘fl hem. and several . AT 45 95073'
climitrs of fine lurks. ‘l‘his skirt Hue Muslin "‘m “8' V "Mk”
. has been a special mm“... with us cluster of tucks :Il‘ui cambrlc ruf-
nt 81.10. We offer same to you at tic. regular price 15.10.
this snlcfnr 95¢ Please notice the length and
EXTRA SIZE GARMENTS. fillIlNiis (I! lilt'i'il' “31111011”; 8900'
Outslscs in (lowns. Drawers. lnl, 45""
Corset Covers. Long Skirts. Un-
dcrskiris and Chemise. A good as»
sortmont of styles for extra largiI
‘ women are Included in this sale at
special prices.
JUNE BRIDE8
‘ will be. delighted with the oppor
hillbily ilfftlrilml them in re this
Wweek. to select flue ll: 14‘" ill“
meats from the largest. :. ii best:
assortment of dainty pif‘tltJ ever These values are
shown In this locality. i matched at 79c.
N. E. RYAN 8t (10..
86 WASHINGTON OTIIBT. SOUTH NORWALK.
r
styles
AT 59 CENTS.
Your choice of several styles in
75c Night Rubi-s; also any style
of Corset Il'tivci- usually sold at
75c. can be had at this sale
for 59¢.
AT 79 CENTS.
Any of our 81.00 t‘nrsct Covers.
Your pick from HI vcrai styles of
Dollar Night ltobcs
not to be
Saturday, May 23d.
Men’ s Neéii'ge'e Shirts
At 3 90
These are the best made and best fitting 50c Sun... m. the. mar-
ket. sizes 14 to 17, and will positively not he sold at less Ian title
at any other time. . .
The fabrics include Chanibray. Madras iind Percale, some with
. MEN'S SMART SACK SUITS, the
cuffs attached and others with separate cuffs.
best values in town. - -
$1.0 to $25
IT MAY PAY YOU TO LOOK IN OUR WINDOW.
. . "Clothingtof the WWW“ ' .
48 and 50 Wall Street. Norwalk.
'\‘, , phoneme;
We Sell OHTGOOdSstNew York Prices
per one Is to mak‘el r store kuo wu as- a bargain. Store, and every effort
is put forth to gain this (it"EPUTATlON. . . , . I . . ‘5
HERE IS OUR OFFERINGS.
LAWN WAISTS. trimmed with lace and embroidery: regular prices
01.00 and 01-53 mint...
ans-.4-s-nuooaoN-o-ns llllIIllsto-ICIIIII:
........ .............. 91.49
SILK WAIST trimmediwlth silk embroidery. 8998. 91.95
O\ME AND CONVINCE‘ YOURSELF
L. GOL'DEIII':M 68 Washington St, So. Norw
Friends and Neighbors in 80th Nor-
wuik Will Show You How.
Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
.—
t. ,
list it won't Cure It.
You must reach the root of it—the
kidneys. !
Dean’s Kidney Pills go Ilght at it;
lithch the cause; relieve the pain
They cure, too, so South Norwaik
people say.
John Lind st, of 10 Raymond BL.
80th Netwal Conn, says: “About
three years ago I first noticed that my
kidneys were not acting propcily.
There was a heavy. dull pain through
my kilns, and this would change to a
sharp twinge. if I brought too much
strain on the muscles of my back. I
also had headaches and many attacks
oi‘ disslness The kidney secretions
were very irregular in action and be
came cloudy, ff shelved to stand Hear-
ing good reports of Dean's Kidney
Pills. I was Induced to my them and
got a box at Pifilstcd's Drug Store.
I soon felt better and when i had taken
' the contents of three boxes my back
, ceased to ache. the hcuuchcs and die
siness were less frequent and the kid-
ney secretions were normal» 1 have
often recommended llmui's Kidney
Pills, as 1 consider them a valuable
r.”cincily
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents Foster Milhuiii 00.. Buffalo.
New York, solo agents for the United
States.
iii-member the liltillt!-i)t.liifl'fi~fuid
take no other.
ULTIMATUM TO TRIMMERB.
Latest Development In the Orange
Trouble.
The Newark. N. .I., News lust even-
ing said:
Acting on a decision reached at a
meeting of their organisation. the, Or-
nngc Hat Manufiictiirers‘ Associatiiui
sum it communication to the Orange
fiat Trimmers' Association. giving the
diligent of that body until noon Satur-
tlay to meet the demands of the humu-
fili‘llli‘t'l‘l'i, If the lrifniiicrs full to
rcspond to this the beam; will no long.
or recognize their union, which nicans
an open shop, so far fill the women are
concerned.
Charles R. Wiiniot of the press com—
mittee of the bosses. said (Inlay that
the manufacturers had decided not to
recognise the frimincrs' union after
noon on Saturday, unless the demands
were compiled with by that time.
“Our own firm.‘ said Mr. Wilmot.
who represents the No Name Hal
Manufacturing Company, "and the oth-
er firms as well, i think. will be open
after noon on Saturday. in case this
contingency arises, to receive the up-
pitcntlomi 1mm women who desire cm-
pluyiuent. as trimmers. There will be
no discrimination as to whether the
women belong to the union or not, so
long as they are (unable of doing tht‘
work properly. As fast as we got the
women to do.tlic work as will open
. our shops"
The Irlmmtrs have announced that
they will make no further statement
intll their meeting on May 27. The
trouble may involve the men. who may
object to working in the same factory
with non-union operatives.
Orliio Laxative l-‘rult Syrup is best
for women and children. Its mild no
tion and pleasant taste makes It pre-
fcrrnblc to violent piirgnfivcs. such as
pills tnblclli. 091‘. Get the booklet and
a sample III l"lsiiitcd a Drug Store and
The Clifford l'iiariuacy.
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MANUAL OF SUMMER— RESORTS.
New York. Now Have. and Hartford
Railway issues a New Edition.
Helpful and concise information for
the city man who is planning I sum-
mer vacation for himself and his fam-
fly Is containt'd in the annual of Stim-
mer Realms lust Issued by the. passen-
ger department of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com-
pany.
Nearly a thousand summering plac-
es in the most charming sections of
New England are mentioned in this
book. it tells the vacation seeker of
the attractions these places offer. how
to- reiich than; what the trip will cost
from New York: the names and four
tions of the best hotels and boarding
cottages and their rates; and other in-
formation that will prove equally help.
fat to t‘: summer tourist.
The si imcr resort section of New
England reached by the lines of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company abounds in delight-
ful and charming spots. The shores of
Long island Bound..the mountains and
valleys of Massachusetts and Connec-
ticut. and the many attractive resorts
of eastern New York are pictured and
set forth in this manual in such (in ab
luring way that It makes the city man
want. to pack his grip and start forth:
» with
A copy will be mailed to any address
upon receipt of a two cent. stamp by
the passenger department of the New
York New Haven. and Hartford itali-
Ioad Company.
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THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE
' Is not entirely free from disease. on
the high elswatlons fevers prevail,
while on the l"‘.\'L‘|‘ levels malaria is
encounter ‘11 to a greater or less ex
tent. according to altitude. To even
come climate affections, lsssitude, Ina-
:iaria. laundico... biliouaness, fever and
agile. and general ability. the mastoi-
festive remedy is Electric Bitters. the
finest alterailvs and blood purifier-i
"the antidote for every form of bodily
. gwoakness. nervousness and insomnia.
Sold under guarantee at. F. H Baxter's
.drug store. Price 500. . ,
phAscso wrru DOUBLE uusoss
RALEIGH. N. C. May 22. -—lra Oak-
lens young white man. has been ar-
rested Ia Clarksviile, Va. and brought
here charged with the murder of Mrs.
J. M. Underwood and her young son.
so and the burning of their house at Fu-
iiuay Springs to cancel. the crime, on
February last.
threats against the husband of the we-
man. and the governor offered a re-
iward for the young man’ s arrest. He
'denles the crime.
Oakley had made» .
Game Cominiul'oum .2 Fldtomn
of the State Do N04 Olvo Fish
a Chance.
Shad In the divers of Oonnecilcut are
beginning to be a rarity according to
statements made by the slate game .
commissioners and all because the
ushers do not give the fish a chance
to get to the spawning grounds and lay
the eggs that would ensure a coatin-
uaiice of what Is now regarded as fine
of our choicest morsels of. sea food.
The falling off is. also. Induced In. a
large measure, the commissioners “y.
by the amoust of- acids now flowing
from the mills along the rivers which
prevents the fish from going up.to
their usual haunts and hatching out
a new generation.
The sciucity of, the shed has been
a militia of moment for scvmid years.
So vital had it llt'collle that the last
legislature to sort of help the fish
along set the season's opening at
May 10 instead of May 1 and its
close as June 21. This gaVe the fish
ten days longer in which to reach
their spawning grounds befortI they
were the "NW of the fishermen.
llcrctofore, It was stated, the fish. Just
as they were beginning to spawn had
to run the gauntlet of fishermen and
tho hauls were so great flint. when
they reached their favorite grounds
their number was so few flint [the
hatch was a int-re lIuguIt-IIII to what it
had becii‘ in former yours.
The principal spawning- grouiids are,
on the Connecticut and Fiil‘llilllglllll
rivers and the commissioners are now
considering i-wommcndulioiis to the
next legislature to have ”it? fish fur-
lilt‘l‘ protected, While the state
hatchery on tho F‘ariulngton river is
doing well under Its prottllon and
a large number of cggs 1111' now III
process of hatching. the supply can
not begin to compete with the ravages
of the fishermen and at prcsciit there
seems to be but one thing to do to
ensure a IIoiItiuuancc of the fish in
local wafers. That is to restrict their
taking" to evou ii. shorter. season. The
season has now brcn on ten days and
already big catches are being herald-
ed. With about five weeks more to
go great lurouds will be inadc,lutu
the fish and to offset this the commis
sinners are making an appeal to the
fishers to taktI it easy and give the
fish a chance if they want any sport
in years to come.
When your food seems to nauseate
take Kodol. Take Kodol now and tin-
tll you know you are right again.
There Isn't any doubt about what i:
will do and you will find thc'ti'uth 0‘
this statement verified after you haw
used Kodol for a few weeks. if is
sold here by The (‘llfford- i’liarmnc'l
and The Bridge Pharmacy. '-
BODY lN CONNECTICUT RIVER.
HARTFORD, May 23.—-’l‘h0 badly
demmposcd body of a man was found
floating in the Connecticut river yes-
terday. The only thing on the body
was a haudcherciiicf marked ".l. Hack.
cit." The body is that of a man ap-
parently forty-five years old. with dark
hair and moustache. it was dressed
in ii dark coat and blue overalls.
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9100 NEWARD. 8100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreadful disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that Is Catsrrh. Hall's Cutarrh Curr
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catcrrh be
ing a constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon «the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby des-
troying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist-
ing nature In doing Its work. The pro
printers have so much faith in Its cura
tlve were that they offer One linu-
tlred i liars for any case that it falls
to cure. Sand for list of testimonials.
Address: 1". J. CHENEY E. 00..
Toledo,.0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 75c.
Take Hall' s Family Pills for consti-
nation.
BETTER TIMES ARE HERE.
STERLING, May 22.""0Wlng to rush
orders it is said. the Union States
Finishing Company is compelled to
run its plant. five hours overtime per
tiny. Other large factories of the com-
pany as Aspinook. .lewett City and
(lrcenville also report increased busi-
ness.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have. great distress
and belching. til tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me ‘
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one
50 cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R H Plaisted I“.
Baxter and The Cliffmd Pharmacy. "
Goad F arm
Our Oxfords, in Patent Leather, Wine, ind
There are no later dyies than we carry.
Thefé are no leathers which we cannot
, .. Prices, $150 to $5,
EFLYNN Sr RYAN '
I...
TRY IT.
ResultiA
, ”snub son CATALOGUE.
soars ,uoswackp
a
Will!- I “or Mwu‘nm
“I." Jim“? could
senes'n SP" I'I' 0:49“ a
£22“... Hui“ -
use . .108“ rue! New York“ '2‘"
you: 3‘ it“.
MmCth-th
harm
WILL PROBABLY LYNCH NEOKO.
mow ORLEANS. LIL, May 22.-—»'
l’liayune special from Meridian, Mill.
last night. says that the negro, howl
Watson, who killed Policeman White'
at Mciidiun early yesterday, has bee 1
tliiioiiiided In the Tomblgee swamp .
near Mac,on Ala.. mid that he proha
bly will be lynched. After killing til
officer the negro find, and has been
pursued all day by posses. \
w...-.-.
OABTORIA.
Run the. ‘ ill find You flair Always W,
W- W .
0‘ .
. GAS MAIN EXPLO ED.
liAit’l‘i‘ORl), Mayfl'. bile a trill.
icy cm was passing over a manhole
on Piospctt avenue this aftcrnoon, an
explosion occurred and the rear enti-
of the trolley was lifted several feet.
The inotoriiian and several passenger.
were thrown forward and were mOI‘
oi less injured The explosion w"
due to :1 Milk in the gas main.
Mr. John Riha. of Vining. 111., says'
“i hate been selling DcWitt’s Kids '
and Bladder Plilsfor forabout n y ,
and they give better satisfaction I at:
any pill I ever sold " Sold by The Oil!-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phil‘s»
fancy. fl :4
REQUISITION FOR BRIOGEPOBT
MAN.
HARTFORD. May 22. —Governor
Woodrufl has signed requisition pili-
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TIME TABLE.
in Effect January s. was ”
80. NORWALK TO NEW YORK;
A. M.—12153X. 6:121. 8t
I:16. 6:501. 6:56. 7:,54x 8:16;,9:
i' .3lx, 9: 53 10: 55x. 11:23
P. BIL—~42: 61:. 1:10. 2:611. 8
1:512. 5: 092. 5: 37. 5: 51!. 6: 87. 0‘3
"219:, 7: 51:. 9: 53. ~19: 82; 1:49:
’biiadclphia and \Vashingtomn.
toes not stop at New York.
Sund-
A.1if.:-—1253x,5:12:. 6:413. I:
i .4.0: ‘
P. M.:—-iz 67x. 2: 44!. 2:51;,
3: 51:. 7: is. 7: 61:, 9: 58!. 10:28.
so. NORWALK ‘ro NEW IIAV .
A M.:--12 08.1:14.1:681.6.18 7*
I .25. 9. 13x. 10- 17x. 11: 08!, 11: 4'5.
P. M.—12:06x. 1: 16, 3. 10:, 2: 23s.
5;: 5.5927" 2%.:129 6: mix. 6: so. 7: 1
x,. I l 21; to Bridgeportonl!
2:42 and 7': 2s
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A. ll.--:12 08,1:n.14 1: 581.7: 38. 0:1
‘0: 47!. 11. 08: e
P. M.:-6 44.1:091, 8.18!.9:4,0X.
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANIUR
[Lid—12:10 (daily except use
days). 6: 20. 9: 43. 10: Mix '
1’. 912—1: 25. 4: 29. 6: 12. 7:18;
Sunday-79:15 a. on. 7:30 p; m.~
DANBURY TO SOUTH NOW
A. M.:-5 85.7:26,8:11,10:191.
P. MPO: 16x, 6: 38x; 8: 55.
Bundayb-i-A. M” 7: 55. P. 2!
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NONW
A. M.:—12 00x. 4: 54:. 5:45: ‘
s: 03:. 9: 003:. 9: 15:. 10: 02s, 1
moon-11:03, , -
P. M.—-12'303. 1: OS. 91011.2:88
4: 032. 4: 09. 4: 32. 5: 02:. 5: 98.
8:001.8:08.7:.io 7:48x,9:39,
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