lichens,»
0. A. "no :09? ‘
,1 ; ”Home.
T? night, before the mullcal
MuMkWI Hall. _
J” up some sen-t qt “It
4‘? chasm-1 tat the curator- at
”Written Revolution. nve I short
”two“ interesting sketch of the Oll-
'for which thI commitment. was
we; given. 111.. ' slid the'
”be ”or the ‘."D
rlnlwood, where the,
:M on ‘nnuso tat
.. Mg}.
Tié‘mhoTl 'I. little library,
liIii “wh‘lnd English
, c o mu is
trig? 269k. l‘rllertl‘ I so
i'illii‘ fears a I"!
eqtilcient manage
(mid! Effie Be,Ird of Nonl'
walk. The chapter hopes by degrees
to increase the number and variety of
classes and clubs. There are several,
of the latter Ilraady started by the
tags A“... It»:
mentoffl'm' the first
o
fwmeeeemmm WWWMOOOOOWWO”MWOOWM
’ DressGoods Again Reduced The Muslin Underwear Goes
and try to be among
Charlie is My Darling
le Laurie.
I‘ Carpenter said that scientists
tried to find the reasons for the
, e.in character of, thci To“;
111'
1.1
so the various nations and that
"tit the" causes were probably, first,
.vkeographical position of1 the soon
be $1.9 I950*ng is composed and
d; t t of dance peculiar to
bdopl for the songs usually fol-
. .Q'DI' less closely/1 the (inner
“t if
. residents flow 1 run ' '
$3.1;ta..rt§.;.11r“11..1ntzt The Handkerchief Hudle
I1 1 , .1 .
$et1mwghhgp,,gioyfigfibl‘g'ieiflfig 33c Bright Dress Plalds, down to.. .Igc ‘ 15c Corset Covers at. ............ me an we Igngkerghlcgs are . ..... c
5 I e (as to raise the neces- .1 Fine Dress Plaids, d t ,,,,,, c and 0c Corset Covers at ........ 2 C W I7c “1 TOT ere Hcmstitchcd
anrytsmitsbout “200) for the pur- 5E9? " 1. f own 0 39 1911 39c5Drawers at ,,,,,,, 230 Handkerchiefs are now .......... too
when of the building, and so insure very P‘°°°_° 5° and 59c Fancy Dress d D ' ' """ Men’s ”ye Initial H dk h' f
t [permanence of the work. To this Goods. light and dark mixtures, “if an 59° rawers, at """""" 39° 2 an crc 1° 5..
t an ethereal :13; not: .1111. .11 111.1... 1.11.... - .-.... its? 33d§i117§1.°“€1’1‘31‘§§1:1‘ '11.; .89“ """"""""""" ' ' 3 ‘°’ 5°“
n 1
rawflr All gisatlgogg/aieggiggedoand Black c 1 wet; 250, now. _________ r70 VTWO HUNDRED HANDSOME
w Yorki, 81:“ng 1.? " """'33 Lot of Infants' $1. 25 White Dresses UNTRIMMED HATS' NEWEST ‘
Mhlfllo and proh- 8dr: and $1.00 Black and Colored reduced to ______________________ 69c SHAPES. WERE 75c TO $2.00
olden folk“ songs, ”which are Plain and Fancy Weave D1133 'The $2.00 and $2.50 White Dresses EACH’ ALL TO BE SOLD AT
the charact'e chic lhugl 9% expression 5 Goods, reduced to ...............59c for children. now .. ........... 3,.25 ......................... 25c EACH
' W“ " t gag“: gtigfifi’g: 59c Fancy French Flannels hr Ki-, —-—.—~———w~ -—~-—v~-~--~--—~-—————- N f N
bones wmch Mm mm, 5 ' mouse or House Gowns, reduced , . OthllS !
”a... 1.11.11.11.11. 1 , to ........... ......1..33c Corsets Again Reduced 0' ear Nothingc
Wren Intro ara‘cteMr 11- Lot of Fine $1. 50 Dress Checks in All Standard Brand 5 Brainerd 8: Armstrong Emb. Silk”
, ' B
‘ $54 6:02:18“ ion from summer weaves, at ________ 690 39c Summer Girdlec-t r rainerd 8: Armstrong Sewing Silk. .7c
$0.1] cg‘uV:gltes. ’ L ‘ 50c Standard Corsets. .3gé éccchBrgithgan """""""""" 5c
3 0‘ ' l ..................... C
. 451.00 Standard Cplstt ............ 6 3
$1,131,: 2131:5163 The Linings Must Go 111.. s..11..1 ems: ........... 11.21“. :msglggfinm 111.11 ------------ 11
page“; a sing-song _ All t rd Linin Ca brtc at” 1. Childrens 250 Knit Waists ..... l. . .190 n """""""""""" 9::
Lemmas were by ' All arflfllgercalinesgandepu: Silks Children’s Little Beauty Ulldcrwaists. grocF'l‘ SEE-m Sgani Binding """"" 6
m m it‘lg'd inc laminar ere Induced to . .. ........ ..craI/z reduced from 25" to ‘ """"""" 19c i211 Sill: Tnig L232; ................ 3c
_ h’mWfiI"’m£B this era. All 250 Satecns and Percalines re- ' Boys’ Skeleton Suspender Waists, rc- 5c Linen Tape .............. g: 1
. Mr. grantgr: short 1: themgyadiulhl duced to .. .......... 17c duccd from 25c to ........ . ....... 19c 5c Hucks and Eyes """"""""" 2c .
o e ‘ ................ -
into; a: the this ‘ brainstorm (who ” .... “”"”"” ""““""‘"“-"""‘""" 3 too Hooks and Eyes ............... 5c
,were a can va on our 1110 en: . ' ' 12‘ :0 Clint?“ Socket Fasteners ........ 5c
ngwtnanersywidwmngrthmnggae; The Domestic LOSS POTUCI'CS and DraperieS 3 Cotton Emb. Floss ............ 15c doz. ,‘
' til mi and thus we 15c Plain English Long Cloth me 1 $4 00 Pmie'cs. Per pair ---------- $2 75 29° Dress Sh'elds """"""""""" ”W '
97-9? Qt, the tenure themes T it Red D k . h " 'd” 33 5° Portieles per pair .. . $2 00 25c Bone Hair Pins ............... 17c
LY ' ' Ii: Slims?! "lift? ”Giggle? Tzdhied frorriTS§t2 541m es Wl c‘180 52- 75 POTUCFCS per pair - il‘TSI. 50 ‘5‘: “d "5c Hat Pins -------------- 5:
fl: ‘posit n.‘ ‘shbw1 how Lot of 70 Striped Outing Flannel at. $9 °° Portlcrcs. P" Pa" ---------- 95C :0: ggiffiftitms ' l ' ' H ' ' ' ' ‘ ' : ' ' .5c 3
: same stories and tones lasted for- All bestflo and ”Vac Outing Flan- $5 00 COUCh COVCTS -------------- $3 00 5 """"""""""" 15c
annotations among the some tribes. l 1 $1 50 Fancy Blanket Robes ...... 89c 5m: Barrctics ...................... 33c
all though some of them migrated “" now """""""""""" 7/20 " {also Belt Buckles .................. 15c
f‘morthtig hurls, hill: Carpenhirtciltfl 75cea'1‘ablde tPadding, 54 inches wide, {5°C Belt Buckles 33C 0
_ o wng we nown sure 1' cc 0 .. ........... ' """""""""
Vent Once. When a tr00p of Wele- l 50c E‘idudown white blue and grlty 45c Blanket and comfort Bargains ' 25c Scissors """"""""" 17c g
351:. ) (fescfngasniin “at ihol “$3153, reduced ‘0 1 1 125‘: 89c Canton Blankets per at 2 50¢ Scissors ....................... 33c
nva e H y’ 0 (’ a e IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII r. ‘ . ' 0
fl!) "If!“ Wt 3,11%:th ‘“‘51'i1°1.‘i°°°°"i$1“ Fine Kimonfilghneletgci. daigty de- $1 00 Canton Blankets. per gair ...... 32c g L ' d E b . .
at I your e town a , signs ln pl ue an avcn cr re- 3, 00 Comfort at .............. e
1 5 112:“? 111.1111 11-11; 1; 11.1.. 11;... (1,“, from ,5, ,0 . ...... . _____ 81.3.: 3150 c0111.... 1. .............. $1110; aces an m raiderles ,
1 y aggmeg'l” 1.115.533.3303: Dark Plaid Wrapper Flannelettes, $3 25 Comforts at .. 3;, 49 All 500 Veils now ................. 25c 3
« 1. .1 d d ed to __________ I """"""" i" All 50c Scaris now . z
5 {gore traditiondi ‘airs. the Words 2/6 gfa e, no no 7C/2 $3 98 Comforts at ................ $2 00 z --------- 35c
.1, Neill W could on stand and Yard Wide Cottage Draperies. rc- o All $1. 00 Scaris now .............. 69c
. 1gaggigégesgeftaagnmhclgtughéldgx'ér . duced from 256 {o ............. 14c g All $2. 00 Scarf; .................. $1.19
‘mw‘ Clalmln! kinship and The wash Goods Slump Inlfic Figured Silkohncs .......... 9t: ,c . 2;} 5C Ideci-a ....................... 3C
. , - 1.. ‘ Not cc .................... ‘2
1&1’B;3°‘,‘;:“$§; 1;“,st A118 1.3; Figured Printed Lawns and 3 fkici‘imy cram"? """""" ”V1“ § All 1... 11,-. ,,,,,,,, ' “7,: 2'
4-3- Plain Colored Cheese Cloths ' .1“. * _ M." M" """""""""
”figuge the egaléer :11 (V A1), be ‘ St dard P ' t ------- 5C Cl 0 t th St k § Ail 25C LZICO ....... . ............... 15C E
‘ song wr on or ' ' s- ,an rm 5 ..... . ....... 5c osing u 6 oc mgs Al 30c Lace now ................... 19c
0108- it ”81118 Win“) Fancy, 10c Dress Ginghams ........ 7%c All 2. Lace now ......... ‘ w
lfofilggfiggegfigs‘ho“ Fancyrzypc Dress Ginghams ..... 8 r-3c Women' 3 25C Colored Lisle Hose. . All 27c and sec Embroiderics:::::i2:g: é
iii" a-‘Coming in Double wtdth Cotton Plaids, bright pink blue and lavender. new ...... 15c All 25c Embroideries .............. 15c :
lhignodl‘rm ythe A311- C°1°r5 and gray effects, were 12%c. 2:} women’ 5 25¢ gtochings ......... 19.: All 30c Ernbroidcrics .............. 19c :
1 now ..................... 8 1-31: omcn's 50c toc lngse ........ 350 All 25c Veilings ................... 1 c
yfiifirgpfiigg then said that the All Of our fine 15c and 17c Sheer Or- Lot of Child’s rocfitockings at ...... 51: All 50c Chiffon Veiling ...... 1 ...... 3; i
my” charabteristics of folk song“ gandie Lawns, now ......... too All Child‘s 15c Stockings. .3 pairs ior 25c 15c Columbia Saxony Floss and Ger-
532711: were theihtgreatt] strlnrtllicity) and FamOus Black Cat Stockings ........ 19c , mantown now ................ 71:
r persona y,te ater eng ,, ,, _y ‘ 1
email?) the fact that they were not Final Walét Clean_up Childsen 5 25C 50°ka now """"" ‘50
ital) bylanyhone individuial,b;1t" ' Leather Goods
. a peeps—~11 anges occurrug a . ' ' '
,1; than“ £3011 i'me‘ll’iigl‘l’aimi the ThcgEZigtxagtethussed Warsts. 39c The Glove RCdUCTlOliS All 25c Peek“ Books
38 V 311 as 0 e \‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ...................
I and Images. Tile chafnéteris' ,The $1.00 Waists at: . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .25c 25c Lisle-Gloves now ........... ..ch All 50c Bags and Pocket Books ...... g:
imam. ihmiore "WW rather that“, The. 50c Waist: at . ....... . . ...... 19c 50c Lisle Gloves now ......... 39c All $1. 00 Bags and Pocket Books” 69c
Miss Carpenter men sang 11 gm“, intact 75c Cambrlc_Wrappers. . ..... 39c All $1. 00 Kid Gloves ........... 75c All $1. 50 Bags and Pocket Books. .$1.19
Scotch“ songs; , otgi $1.00 Carnbrlc Wrappers ..... 690 All $1. 50 Kid Gloves . . .. .......... $1.15 : All $2.50 Bags and Pocket Books. ..$1 75
one id .1; . ‘ “ 1 ””5””
an 29 8:; game“ «emu» «nmemmw
MOW
83 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
i
WMOOMOOWOOMOMWOOOOOWWN
“is " nibr- then sang: .;
humorist: the Night, (Welsh).
1 Its Mogiich ,(Gernlan)
- urn. (Germ n).
' Miltkr. (Russia
is, all old Russian song
girl; Miss Sanger. as a Japanese; Mis.
Byington. a French titllnoselle; Mis
Bishop, as a Turkish maiden,
HOW’S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
word for any case of Catarrh that car
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curt-
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F
J“. Cheney for the last 15 years. an:
believe him perfectly honorllblein all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
-
tis, "The'Corn Grinding Song." rm:
second was “(lien de Kitchen," which «
according to Krcllbiel is the earliest,
. ». negro melody we have. ,
a nd MissCarpentcr's r'endition of all the
'Wollgfirfllggbgé 96°15‘33“?” numbers was charming, her rich con
{01x 591185 km; more 38,10“; ti'aitp voice being remarkably sweets
”graham among composers luscious and flexible. In the songs
”,3 writers 0" opera and In- Whos‘e character permitted it, her voice,
music. of “may and yeater was i'ound to be both powerful and
Carpenter. then gave four lmfiréssive It Is delightful to hear a
. ringier w‘hose musical inferpretation Is
'10 Mel ectulll as we as artistic.
bagging (Erench) .vhdso intonation is so sure.
1m Italian). Frederick S. Andrews, recently of
taggers}, (French). 5 Nonwalk. but who is now organist of WALDING. KINNAN d; MARVIN.
RiChapter presented Miss the Congregational Church at Stam- Wholesale Dmsxisifll Toledo, 0-
with four dooen beautiful ford accompanied Miss Carpenter rte: Hall 5 Catarrh Care is taken inter-
,. 1. lighifully. It is n pleasure and unusual naily, acting directly Upon the blood
neuter closd‘thS' lecture to listen to accompaniments so sym. Md "1000113 surfaces 01 the system
1 tsceount eilhlnerlem folk pathetically and musically rendered Testimonials sent free Prict 75c rel
Iranians, he said, claimed which retain 11 distinct character of bottle 301d by all drugslfiis
ice or, the American their own, while following perfectly. Take Hall's Family Plus for constt
"nest-”o. we have the: Cure personalinterpretallon 0f the slug; patina»
splendid national er.
c;'.’Anton Dborak. the ..A’nunlbei- of young ladies from The INJURED ON A BENCH.
corn peer, when an it Norwalks added much to the scene in 5 While hustling at the Norwalk de-
trim tattle. his fiudh‘ ~the handsomely decorated ball. by act- pot, Saturday afternoon, to catch the
latter and introduced tag as ushers, each being dressed In special baseball train for Danbury,
iris symphony, ‘From the costume of a different country and Courtirtndt Van' Buren struck his
wot-II." mEdward MacDonald. the effect was most artistic: Miss right knee against; the' broken fidge
. . .uped several Katherine Betta, dressed and Swedish of a bench The knee was severely
1,“ lifwhmls whitish suite and
1h
1”?” a last "to song or.
1 trams Pueblo Indian nlcl
' . ~ brute sateen en
lnhld‘ch: Mlss’Alico Earle. Is a Mexi- bruised, Causing much pain. A big
"on: Miss Anna Curtis, as a Span- rent was torn in the knee of Mr. Van
lard; Miss Mubcl Pryor. as‘nn ltallan: Burr-us trousers but be patched this
Miss Helen Quillillrd. its on American up with the aid of a safety pin, and
of stilt); Miss Marian Jones, as a. Dutch continued his trip to the gable.
TROUBLES OF THE OYSTER END-
ED.
it remains for those who have their
,lmslncss at stake to get togetiltr. Tllt'
llt‘ttcr sent out by William C. Atwood.
‘Iealth Organizations Expected to Help president oi the natiun,” association,
Public. Consumption. Iis a lllost conv.tncing lgurncut \tlly oy~
(Tile 1.15m“? Gale‘tp) Stet llitli should bind tllomscltes to
Just now it looks as it the troubles “"11““ l“ " national “Ody-1‘11? 5091""
if the oyster are at all and; still tlm' ml" i” the ““1““ "' ”WM“ ii will
t. no reason why the tlystdr industry 1' 0"" h“ i“ 51““ time “"i“ b0”! “81*
ithllel‘tll should not lend its support ' “”d ”Wm“ "1“" all; me" “1" “mm”
.0 the work commenced by the mom” will. both for their individual and the
ers of the Oyster Growers' and l)c:ll- public good, have to be associated in
“W ASSOCltliion of North America. Up ”n" grant hm”- Milkhlfl ”‘9 03'3“"
:0 the present time, some of the organ. Growers 1llld Dealer’s Association a
isations have lent but feeble sllpport 5"”9‘3 at “”3 “m“- M" hlmllli' bi
to the efforts of Messrs. Azel F. Mer ”Wins the Wily 1’01 an easier ndtust-
rell, Henry C. Rowe, Henry C. Els~ mom of affairs When the assimilation
worth, Frank W. Darling, William C. of all sea-flailing llltllISlllt-s bet-omen
Atwood, Edward Thompson George 1) ‘"’C‘“’““‘1"
G ddiug, A. ~S. Higgins, Dnnront P.
win. N. S. Ackeriy, George Y.
Schoch, W. D. Hemmingwrly, Charles
E. Babbitt and Alfred von Nyvenhelm
in their 5eflorts to build up a powerful
national organization for the general
godd of the industry While the ac-
tion or btnte and city Beards of Health
may temporarily free the oyster from
the many charges of germ breeding
brought against it. still past experien-
ces of oyster men should convince
them that an association for self- pi'c
starvation is necessary, no matter who
ther the oyster is assailed or not.
While the steps taken by health or-
gnulsations will undoubtedly soon rc-
e
ONLY CURE FOR- DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
Del" says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I 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. Plnlstcd F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy "
It's a good deal ct'lsltu to get an-
gaged than it is to get disengaged.
liners:
TheGreat Closing Out Sale goes tighten. Reduced prices have been again '
reduced, Sallie lots cost you one-third—some one-half of the astual honest worth.
1 1-1....vo‘u should buy liberally, for such buying chances seldom come your way.
Read of the Bargain Banquet we have prepared for you,
i
1's
.
s
’ land. Me.:
W's—«H
GRAND PARIDIH FESTIVAL AT MU-
CHALL.
Ladies of the Bodsllty of the Immac-
ulate Conception of at. Josephe’
Church Preparing I Splen-
did EntertIlnmsnt.
The ladies of the Sodulity of tile
lllllllrrcululo Conception 0'! St, Joseph's
church, South Nol'wulk, together with
tho thirty-live lllelllllers of the "Lady
Minstrel 'I‘roup," wllo covered tlli‘lll‘
- selves with glory recently lll the K. (If
C. elitcrtllllllllt-llt at Hoyi's 'l‘lleutro,
are all busily engaged in preparing a
superb purisll festival, to be held in
Music lllrll Thursday evening, June
25,th tor the benefit of St. Joseph’s
Church.
All the committees and sub (onlmit-
tool-l have been 1lppolllted,lllld every
member of tilt,- popular Sotiulity “5
pledged to make the festivities eclipse
every lll‘t'l'lOllH success of the society
as u prllil-lil benefit and amiable.
’l‘lle Illlt uld hull, with its spacious
(lifllt'lliL; floor, Its l'oollly gallery, and
its line since Iiild as cool at this sea-
son as n roof garden, is superbly sult-
eti to the purposes of a parish festival.
The lllnnuccr, Mr. Gunlby, and tits as-
sociates have kindly consented to omit
their usual interesting elltcl'tllllllllent
on June "5th and allow St JOSt'pllzl
. parish to use the ball for the gland
festival, a courtesy very much apple-
ciuteii by the ladies of the Sodllllty.
who have the tractable ill charge.
The‘ Ladv Minstrels" will present
litany new songs and an entirely new
program of lilt‘ilSiiiiillt‘S, ulld will be
ll very striking ivultlrc of the festival.
The tickets will be in the hands of
cullvussvrs on \‘Vetlnt-sday or ’l‘-llurs
day of this week , and the ladies of the
Sodaiity and of tile millstrel troop
entertain high hopes of filling Music
Hall to lllt' doors on tile evening of
’lllllrsd.11,.llllle 25th.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
lett a grip wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
will w.llllt llllllll and u plenty, so do not'
trifle with the entail sizes but get the
oils or $100 bottle and take half al
touspoout’lll in water every three
hours. lie sure to keep up this trout-
lllellt faithfully for two weeks utter
you think you are well, to utterly an-
'lllhlflatc chl'y germ in every great or-
gun. 'l‘llcse remaining gerrns‘cause the‘
(NH after effects; it is llalf- cured grip
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the filings give the lnrge\iose every 10
llillutes till it stops.
“BLIND TOM' DEAD.
Marvel of Three Generations of Play-
go-rs Was Born a Slave.
NEW YORK, June 15~"Bllutl Tom.”
lllt'l trullons negro musician lnurtel ui'
illl‘t‘i‘ generations of playgoora, died
Saturday in Hoboken, N. J., where he
burl been living for years in retire-
ment, and subsisting on charity.
'l‘llomns Wiggins- is the allure given ill
ills burilll certificate, but the surname
was one that the- tarnous pianist adopt-
ed. He was born a slave near Colum-
bus, (in. about 1850, and was named
after his pllrellts' former master.
’l‘boulns Green Bethune.
.~,—.._._.._.
CASTORIA.
11.... .5. :lilii lilnti Yul Han AME Burp
Elysium
cf
,1 10.000 BLAZE iN HARTFORD.
“ lAiI’l‘lt‘OlIl), June 15.—-l~‘ire in the
wholesale house of J. ,Roscnbnttm, a-
dculcr in fire-works and confectionery,
ltt ll78 Main Hll‘t‘t'l, yesterday, daml
:rxt-d Rosenblturn‘s stack to the ex-
tt‘llt of $7.000. Damage to the build-
inn and other tenants was $3,000. The
tire was started by the explosion of a
tire Pl‘lil‘kt‘l', which was on display in
one of the show windows.
THINKS iT SAVED HIS LIFE.
Meier M. Nelson.=0f Naples. Maine,
says in a recent letter: "I have used
Dr. King's New Discovery many years.
for coughs and colds, and i think, it
saved my life. i have found it a roller
bio remedy for throat and lung com-
plaints, and would no more be without
ll bottle than i would bd’without food."
For nearly forty years New Discovery
lllls stood at the head of threat and
lung remedies. As a preventive of
pneumonia, and healer of weak lungs
it. has no equal. Sold under guarantee
at F. If Baxter's drug store. 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottle free. "
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—L. G. Townsend. Edward
1.. Sweeney, Harry E. Scott. Boston;
(I. ll. Kehr, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
don, the Misses Gordon, '1‘. L. Evans,
llrooklvn; George F. Holloway, H. H.
Gaffney. Charles Marley, H Saur
buquun John E. Emmons, Miss Ida
Klrkjntrlck, lda- Attcrson, New York;
F. E. Huggins, East Orange, N. J.;
William Grouse, C. Reinhold, T._
Thompson, S. Heywood, Danbury; H.
W. Whiting. Norwalk; Edward M.
Holmes. C. I). Nash and wife, Provi-
dence, ll. 1.; William Johnston, C. S.
Marsh, Port Chester; James 1‘}. O‘Sul-
livah, Michael Herman, New Haven;
Con L. Vincent, West Haven; 0. S.
James. Schenectady; C. S. Marsh,
\I'nllingford.
Mahackemo—Waytc A. Raymond,
Mrs. Longneggcr, Strong Conlstock,
city: S. Greenstetn. Bridgeport; L. R'.
iiurlbutt, Wilton; '1‘. J Waiston New
York; Aug Mullen Boston; In. E Pel-
toll and wife, Noroton Heights, W. (I.
Ptllllniton Penn Yan, N. Y.; Alex. Dib-
bio, Utlca; J. W Abrams, East Provi-
dence, It 1.; Thomas E. Molloy, New
Milford; A. Wright, Stamford, A. B.
Russell, city; C J. Murray, Bridge‘
port; ll. M. Perry, J. M. Girard. city;
J. D. Conley and wife. B. Donegan,
N. Thompson, New York; 0. E. Stor-
lllont, New Haven; J. Sawyer, Cumberr
J. ll. Dunne. Stamford; C.
W. Thomas and wife. Bridgeport; H.
Holnler. city; D; Meehau,".l. 10 neon,
life]: York; A. Ritch and wife, tags-
1: . '
THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD.
"After doctoring 15 years for chronic
indigestion. and spending over two»
hundred dollars. nothing has dope me
as much good as Dr. King' New Life
Pills. I consider them th best pills
ever sold." writes B F. Ayscuo, of In-
glesido, N. C. Sold nder guarantee at
Cold!I Medal Flow makes the filament
“‘9‘“. public confidence in the oyster, sponge w“, 1 ever saw Aw“
F. It. Baxter's drug store. '250. f’
l
Gor- '
1 “I have here." said the long~lln|rud
visitor who had waildered into the
sporting editor's 100111 by lilliiiwliktl "l
have llt‘la a short p00!“ i wrote on
‘Niagaru Frills. ’ "
“Don’t say!” snorted the. sporting
editor, "how llI thunder dirt you keep
your paper from getting wet?"—vCutll-
oltc Standard and Times.
A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE.
"it given me pleasure to sperm a good
word for Electric Bitters," writes Mr.
Frank COllluli. o. ..o. 436 Houston St.
New York. "it's 11 grand family intuit-
,cine for dyspepsia and liver colllpllctr
‘tlons; while for lame buck and weak
kidneys it cannot be too highly recom-
mended.” Electric Bitters regulate the
digestive functions, purify the bloml
and import renewed vigor and vitality
to the weak and debilitated of both
sexes. Sold under guarantee at F. l
Baxter's drug store. 50c. "
“You are looking, scody today."
"Yes, i cut up with It girl last night
lllttil 10 o'clock."
"Why, i sit up with a girl tilltro
nights a week until midnight and you
ill vcr see me looking seedy.’
“This was a baby gill.’ '-——Houeton
Post.
ltllcluus llillilli clan. .
This recipe is highly recommended by one of
out-correspondents; try it for dessert to morrnw.
Perl the large bananas, rub Ihlooth will: the
to ---poonfoln of sugar. A sitar-up swu-t
t rihun bench to a if trot then add one 100.
kaflfieO'lAfllOfiJ [111de lvodinl tear-um
llolllug water. Pour into mold and w n cold
garnish with caudladdbonln Serve with whip‘upli it
I‘mnm,orhwgood,1tldiul Ilium. «HILL-U
sold by all @rocersn 100 per pat-lingo.
Have You a Traveler 8
Automobile
Liability Policy?
Before putting a hand to the wheel
GET ONE. We urn agents of
... the Travelers.
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Fire, Life, Accident and Marine in-
surtluce.
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Incorporated. 1-
' N0. 5 Railroad Avenue; South Nor-walk
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73‘. fl
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‘Vlcory
ill". 1'9 1 IA .1“
Lawn
Mowers
any'.‘.
i
are the very highest grade BALL
BEARING, wilidh reduces the friction
lllld makes it possible to use a wider
liltiClllllu with loss effort:crtl1 be uti-
justcd very easily and quit-July ’
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phone 667. ‘
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“PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER
AND ,
GAS FITTING. ;
'Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
A Better Finish
Than thejNaturai Grain
be obtained on doors. old floors
easily
In w i i N (ti
. mnkhoomdl“ batman 1331.323. "013'
patent mining omit
HI! m for the I ryNo technical
training
lode hy'i‘he Ohio Varnish Company
(lowland. 0.
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AGENTS.
as was at, NORWALK.
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