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.. __._ jut-tub SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

 

 

if yu have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Candy. ’

OUR HOME MADE SWEETO

will certainly tickle your palate. Ali
ways fresh and enticing.

F. A LANE

Tel. 409. 51 Wilhlngton 8t.

Eilliil W3

EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS

 

 

 

 

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Ga-a—Buelneu Department
44-2—Branch Olilce. Norwnik
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WEATHER ORECAST.

lf‘or Noi‘waik lllld vicinity: Fair to-
night tlllil lt‘ridny; slightly wurmor l"ri-
tliiy; iiioderiite northwest winds Ill."
coming variable. The disturhunoe that
was control over the eastern portion
of the Luke region yesterday morning
moved eastward and pushed out the
St. Laurence valley lust night, it
produced light rain and tliuinlorstornis
in ilio oanlerii poriioii ol' the Luke ro-
ploii and in New England. Another
disturbance. control this morning over
South iJiikoiu, is producing iiiisottlod
Weather with local eliowors between
the llocky Mountains and tho MIRSIS‘
sippi river eastward to the ('OIISI. 'l‘ho
tenipcriiiiiro is rising slowii in the
western and t‘triitrni sections,

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
’l‘oniporutuie: Low. iiigtii. thi,
Partly cloudy,
You will liiid rotison .\'o. L’ in the
Argaiid IItlllt‘l' iidv. ltliIll)‘.

We'lliiim Ftiy has returned to Your
hora after u visit in .\‘orwalk.

(‘iilriii Paddock, of Newtown avenue.
has been ill ilio pust few (turn.

The I“IIltlllt‘I(‘l“S t‘luii whisltoy is
without :i poor. Soe adv. on eighth
page.

~Aspliziit iiiid uruvei waihn.
inoiid liros.

The May \\‘hite Stile in in full swing
to the Min” store. 'l‘hoi‘o ill't' iiiiiuin»
ornliio liiirguiiis.

Spot-iiii prices on iiiitier :iiiii poiti
toes iii tiio (treat Allulillt' :iiiii i‘ut-ilic
’l‘ozi ('lllllllillll‘. See not:

The \I’. (1T. I‘, will liiI't'i with Mrs.
.\iooher lT Westport iii‘enuo. .\‘oriiniit,
I“l‘ItIli_\', iit .‘t o't-look, Any iiiioi-oiiioii
in teiiipt-riiiioo are invited.

.\liss Ix’nte .\liiler Ililh‘ returned to
(teoigeiowii. from it several tliiys‘ visit
in South .\'oi‘wiilk. with lli‘l' lirotlioi'.
lhivid ll. Miller. Jr., iiiid iiiiiiily.

i‘oiitriictor liotii'y lli’iuoliiio is iiisiiiii»
int: tin Ai‘giiiid system oi‘ hot wiiior in
the now l't‘riltll‘lit‘i' oi‘ Mrs. L. I’llllxlilllii
and :in .\l‘HillItl xtoiiiii hunting system
itir \\'iiri'oii Smith, .lr.,

lliiiit'ord to Ili‘illlh’h' iiri- :iizonis tor
the \\‘iirron~liotroit ilIllI \‘i-Iie t'ill'H,
two which they eoiisltloi‘ l'zir iiIlt‘lltI of

.pi,

 

Iliiv~

il|i_\' other curs iii the sumo lll'it't'. it
ytitl iiro interested seo udr.
mliei‘ore buying that hut roiid

t)'i'.rieii's udv,, page S.

This evening tlii-ri- will lie till :iitto
iiioliih- party go to llriilgoport io piiy
il Ii‘tiIt'l‘llllI visit to lluiiiiiion t‘oni
iiiiiiidory in tho .\lusoiilt- lodge oi ilini
plaice. Among those who export to no
Ill‘t‘ George li‘ooto, NIl'IlUILIS .\iiirtiii, .l.
W. Store), .loiiii iiroughiiiii. unit .1. ii
Ili'ooku.

A stranger. who have IIIt-i liililli‘ liS
itoliort (‘olliein liiid u hiippy no; on the
\\nuhinplon oxpronn, which stopn iii
this city tilioiit lil:.'.ti ii. iii., illitI illl Ili‘
pollution to ill“ on" iiiiii got iiiiotiior
tll'lllll not him into trouble. Solut-
twenty minutes inter (‘oilior IlliltIl‘tI
into the arms oi Specliii ()iiict-r .ioiiii
l'iiniiuw, who pi.iood IlIiii iiiitior rim-id
t‘oiiiei' wait tiiiod $11 llIltI oontu Iii .llilll't‘
.ioiioph it. ’I‘iiylor.

All killilu tii'
(i‘iirioii'ii next week.

The townspeople, Ill'l‘llliilllp, tiietl oi
lowing the dirty crowd of "li'roiit'h"
Ninth-it iiiioiii, iniitlo llllllil‘l‘illiti t‘illll'
illlilllIH to thr- polleo youtordiiy. iiiid
they wore run out of itiwn by (‘iipiiiiu
oi l’olit'e 'I‘hoiniin liiiiit. 'l‘iiey llIli‘llt'i
ll‘il oonHldertihlo :itietiiloii llli they woro
out-oiled through the town hp t‘iipiiiin
Hunt with their two dirty Ili'iil‘tl iiiitl
tin» inoh of uniiill lioniituiirt-d lii‘l‘llIliti
following, They have hot-n neiit iiwiiy.
unit it in thought thtil tlioy will not rt-
turn to .\torivulit.

While. Oil ll llHIiIiig trip youit-rdiiy iil
t‘ox'H rt'ei‘ iii the Ntit‘wullt hiirhoi', Wit)
Iiiiiii lllllli‘tlll'l ruptured one or the hit‘li‘
out Illiit‘klIHli over neon tiroiintl lit-re.
iiv lllltI a piiriy not out for the day's
fishing from i'iiint Norwulii told he won
iiiihliiit with it polo iiiid reel When he
got. the hilt». At our role. tiller lint IIKII
iind iieoii pulled tiiioiiril tiiilp, weighted
nnd nioiluuroil, the following wi-ight
iiutl iliinonaionu Wl‘l't‘ ftilllitl. 'l‘lio iiitii
Weight-d 7 and Hi poiiiiiiii. wntt 28 inch»
on long, and ill ineht-n around the turtle
not. putt. Mr. lltllll'tlll‘i Iii tin oiilliiiitlnu
tit: Wotilt ilnh thiht-rnuiii hut iiiiu
"litmus" kind in riiilier out of hill line.

wReud it now. o‘llrieii‘n ntlv.

HIIIIW liiilh ill

 

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for the Coming Season?
We write this Insurance. Call hit up
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All kinda a: InsurancemMurIne, Fire.
Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds. Burglary and Acct.
dent Insurance.

74 WAsHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.

VINOL

THE MODERN

Tonic Recondirudtor

BOLD ONLY BY

F. H. BAXTER

 

 

 

 

ANDERSON'S
Launch Works

Boat Frames set up and randy to
plank.

All kinds of repair work.
Launches a! all sizes built to Order
by competent workmen.

OysterSheIlPolnt.Norwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company

EIEIIIIIIBII ENGINEERS Alli]
lililllllIIiIIlRS .

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Hoyt'l Theatre Building. South Nor-
waik. Conn. Phone 42!

 

 

Norwalkrvncuum Gleanhié

Wagon

will clean your house In the heat pos-
sible iiiethod. Satisfaction giiuriiir
teed. lteasonn‘oio rules. Phone 477.
or send postal and got. estimate.

CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtiandt Place South Norwalk

 

 

ROBERT R. MONROE

House Mover and

General Contraétor
Worli Promptly Attended 'I‘o

P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK

“till” WilSWiiRlH
in Siiiiliiiili

Succumbed to Attack of Heart
Trouble—Weighed 400

 

 

 

"linii' Winiswoith, lIit‘ Ili'iii'll'hl mud
in Union t'iIl‘Ill, diod width-iii) into Iilhl
iiIiLIii iii the \\'iitI.~\\'oith Illll on Illi'
uppor t'llll oi' AIIltllil ii\eiiiii-, uni-re lii‘
spout his life IIIlit‘. "lltiii \\ntl.~-
worth who ono of lIll‘ iii-st known Illl'll
in lliiitltird, inning, horn pioprieinr
for it lllllllllt'l' oi' ll‘lli'h oi tho Illll
which hiid tioon tho \\uil5\\’lll‘lll llilllli'i
:ill‘iltI tor t‘lL'IlIl yours llo litilttll\
tipped lllt‘ .\(‘IIII‘S iioiir -iiiii litillllll“. liiii
until i-ei'oiiiii hold his lioiiitii \\i'll. iiiiil
was tit't-iisloiiniir Hi‘i‘li on the swim-t.»
iio \\‘il.~‘ president of the i-‘tit Mons
t‘iiiii, not oiiii iii l‘Iulll oi vim-lion.
Iilil IIIMi Ii\' I‘Iplii ill ii\iiinliiptii~.

Iloooiitii he litid iin IIIlili‘It oi niiuinn
liitt‘ltll'ln'. lIllI ht'l‘llli‘tl to I't‘h'llllllil rind-
II) to Ii‘l‘lllllil'ill. |.iito lust iiiizlit. iiiiw
ovor, ln- IiiltI llllllllit'l‘ llIlIlt‘h iiziti stir
i'lIIIIIIl't] iii-ioio the iltlt‘lfil :iiiiit-ti

.\lr, \\'iiil5\\‘orth \i'nii iii! )t‘ill‘h old.
illltl tit-ioiiizod to one in ”solitude
IlIiIl'hl illllllllt‘h‘. lie was :i liiiezil do-

Ht-t'iiiitiiii oi' \\'llliiitii \\'iiti.~‘\\‘iii'tii. one
oi‘ tin» origiiiiii |ii'ti]il‘lt'lti|‘.‘~ oi IItll‘I<
i‘oid. IIII'lllIi-Ill his son. t‘:ipt:iiii .lom-pli
\‘l'iitlau'ortii, who hill the t‘llill'It'I

.\ir. \\'iiil.~iroriii who it iniiiiliiir iii:-
tii'o iii the Illililllll l‘IIIIlIIllIIU‘p int thi-
I“iii .\li'n‘s I‘iHHlll‘IIIIIlUl. iit iioi‘loii'h
l’oiiit lot imit‘b. :iiid iiiioiiiloti Itihl yeiii
“IlIi iiln Hilli. Ilt' iippoiiroii to i'li‘lti}
thi- viviii \t i.\ illlll‘ll. III‘ will he wry
llllii‘ll Milton-ti hy the il‘N‘lltltlill‘i iii thin
lIIlilil'l.

The prior». on fish tll'i‘ Wit) down this
hook. Holt ('titiilll‘n titli.

A iilllll‘ llilllt‘i'llltlli lH roporioii to
Ilil\‘l‘ iiorti Ill town ,ronit-rdiiit He won
Hl'l'll to enter m-ioriil pool lillllllh‘. hut
wiiotlior the report in ll'ill‘ or not, Ili‘
hiiii noiiiiiii: to uni to tin» |)l'ti|ll‘litltil‘ti

.\i’tor n woniiin in lili‘i'l)
llltt‘ Illlhllliiltl Ill'KlIlri in HM IIIU' Ii
Iiill'Nl' wIllt‘ll IN Iltl‘lll’il looiio in the

Hill‘llig. lilli'i‘ living tied tip :iil \\‘IilIl'l‘.

lllil‘ll'tl.

"I‘m old l'iinliioiitid." Hilltl ii iiiiiii
todui. “Witt-ii ii woniiiii l'IllliilH to Iil‘
in low with too. I hellovo ll.“

.\ii Alt'IiIHtill woiiiiiii lillllilll—t who
ilot'n not piiin her work writ: "i don‘t
do ii tliiiiy. till iltllr‘ innit." idio uiiyit.
“lint \Ylillt tironnd iiii'itoll’."

An Alt-liioon niiiu, when ('llIIl'il out
or town, «urn he in going to attend
the [horrid or ii i'rlt-nd. lie noon no
iiiiieh tliiit he in known till “Font-rut
iiiii."

 

. . “any...” .W-.. ..

mniiwfim

Post Card Views

Oi Nonviilk and Vicinity

6 for St:

trill Subjects in Select From.

At COLEMAN’S

NEW. GTORI
to North Mllrl at. south Normlk
Agentm At 6. .lpntdloi’l

 

$2 to $5

demonstrate that our Spring
Quality, are $2 to $5 better th

$1 to $3.

14 So. Main St.,

So. Norwalk. TWO S

START YOUR
shell. depends on tho feed you use

honltliy {owls and future Hlt‘lltl
(‘hich I“t'i'll is sweet and sound. it
li‘eoti contains the (‘Ili’lt'i‘tll iiiipo
iiini thoroughly dried and Suit-tied
\\'Iii'lll‘ ('l‘ili‘lil‘il kilfiir iiiid lliic (lIlI

Ask For ”lioiiiiio"
lloini- iirounil It‘eodii.

«F

PICTURE FRAMING and

Opposite Hotel 53 We

The nucocns of your hroodu. from the moment they two out of the
. “Iloiiiiie”
pared and fresh each day, iii the kind you can depend on to inuke tine.

iinhiv, specially prepared. violin, wholonoini- food. fresh made each tiny.
rather tlinii food from the Wont. iii-ooi-tmirly
chiiiit-t- when you pity ilH much i! not more?

Quality Fint. Last and All the Time.

0”.“ OWW

 

Better Than the Price!

If we can have your attention for a few minutes, we can

Suits». in Style. Tailoring and
an the price. That will mean

$2 to $5 more in looks and wear than your money can buy
elsewhere. We can make your few minutes with us worth
while. A splendid range of smart sack suits in fancy weaves
and plain blue sergcs. from $10 to $30. " '

 

Straw Hats are ready When you are—all the leading styles,

i . 't' In afiifll‘m

. Masonic Building.
TORES ' Norwalk.

 

 

CHICKS RIGHT.

‘I'Iilt‘li Feed. home pr!-

y hovers. Every illillli Ill “lioniilo
ml is solid nutrition. “lioiinio” ("iiioli
riotl Milletea. line erncltoii (‘hurt‘ozil
grains, such iii-i out Illi‘ill, orticiteil
crnt'liod corn. Why not one n to
state?

Why. trike the

MANUEL TORO HATCH.

or the Land Sake" use Bowker's
Fertilizers tor Lawn, Garden and
Field.

 

e

, .
J ACKSON'S STUDIO ;

PHOTOGRAPHS AND LARGE PORTRAITS
The Children‘s Studio

HAND CARVED FRAMES.

Jackson’s Studio .

NORWALK, CONN.

II 8!.

 

 

65c cloz.

STEAK COD, NATIVE EELS. SALM
NATIVE LOBSTERS. LO

TELEPHONE I08.

This is THE wimo

uyt Your F is
Prices Way Down

SOFT CRABS ‘FRESH MACKEREL 160 ll).
CONNECT|CUT RIVER SHAD iLARGE BUTTERFiSH tic lb.
LARGE BLUEFISH He II). FLATS ... .. ..10c lb.
HALIBUT ., 14: lb. l o

SEA BASS .. ..12c 'b'i WHlTlNG (not dressedi ,,5 bl. .5c
PORGIES """""""" .iOc ”LE HERRING (not dt'cuedi ....5 lbl. 35C
POLLOCK .................. 8c |b.; OPENED LONG CLAMS. .,..40c qt.

ON. STRIPED BASS. CRAB MEAT.
NG AND ROUND CLAMS

Cutbill’s Binge Fish Mailer.

FREE DELIVERY.

 

A ROYAL EATlNG CHAMPION.

EmperOr Charles V. Demanded th‘n-
ty Diehen at His Dinner.

Whether ihoi i‘i'Iitll hr divine rlulil
or by llli‘ will iii ”in people. i‘rovi
lIt‘iit‘l‘ would Hl‘i‘lll to how I‘llllii\\i‘il
i'oyiil )ll‘l'rllllllllll‘h‘ with iippi-Iitm-i lll
proportion to their exalted ptmitiiiii.
dt-i-ltiroi-i llit- llrilinii Moilloiii \Nt'i‘lll)’.
t\t'i‘t)l‘illili{ to Motley. i’liiirloit \'. win:
on eiiornioini t-nior. "llo iironittiintmt iii
r. on it t‘owi imoiiiiitl in "Hill and drum
ed with iiimur rind iipiroit, Al‘ioi thin
he wont to uloep tittiiln. lit- diiiod iii
2.-piirtii|tiug tiiwnyit ol‘ twdnty tIltlIil‘H.
lie Hopped iwioe milrnt noon illlfl‘l‘ \‘i‘tl'
porn. told the nerond “NW at midnight
or i o‘oloeit, Wlllt‘li llll‘lll WIR perhaps
the mind FtlIlII of the tour. Alter int-iii
Ito iito ii m‘iilil quantity of poetry mttl
iiwootbreiitlu illlil he irrigated I‘Vl‘l‘y ro-
piit-ti h_\' vunt driltts of Ilt‘l‘l‘ and whip,"

ltotzer Atlt‘lltilli "nlniiding hnrd hy
the linperiiil tiiiilo at the (otter at tho
Golden Fleece." wutehed with wonder
the etiipitror‘i: iiiondy progrnnu through
"nod hoot, rotiol mutton. charred mire."
ufirr Which "he led well of II cnpoii."
Atlf'lilim iiddn iiiiit (tliiirien tll'llllll "tho

 

Bacon" and Sporting Geode

host that over i saw; he tied his head

lll tho alarm lire thin-ii :iit Ionii. llH our
of IIII‘III. llllil nevi-r drunk lean tiinii ii
point quni't iii tillt't‘ ol' lllil‘lilltlll wine.‘

Niitiiriiily tho noiiieain oi gout iiiid
IMNIH‘llfllll owrtoolt Illlii. hiii, ittii'ii t-llr

Wliiliiin Hlli‘llliK, own in hin worut
duyu oi“ hllm'l'llliz li'oiti tiioiii- dinoituofl.
imroi'v itt‘tiiiii: out for li‘liiiidoru. the
lullnomt iiiiil fi'i-ipioiioy oi‘ the lnvfllll
which tli‘l'iil‘i't‘tl holwoon lilii Hilll‘l‘ll
milk in llli‘ nioriiiiiu utid hi» lioiivy
Mtillpt'r ill iiiuhl no niiinzmi illl unvoi- of
\‘eiilw iliiil he thought Illl‘lil Worthy
of itpi-t-iiii notion in II tliitptiIi-h to the
iwiuilo of lilit republic.

iii iilii violator lire I‘lllllIK Will-l the
only phyttli-til itriiiillt'ntiou \A’Iili‘ll the
emperor ooiiid HIIII unior. To the Illill
he continued to dine on rirh dinlwtt.

ninln tillltjl’t‘l oi the rorrimimntlivnce
iii-tween tho major lllilllti‘iilill the nor-
roiiiry oi‘ lilllIP.
warn riinitnt-kotl for iiiih. pnrtridpou.
oiiiiiiiigeu iitiii (Ilivl‘ diilniion to plow“)
the wornnut pnluie of tho emperor.
niul prurient“ of mono. roiiiimii. voiii
iiiiti other provtuionn wol‘t‘ showered
upon (‘ltnrion iii tiiii rotrentu

'l‘ho Ronalititiinito introduced liniliin
minim lllltl poetry into France. and the
banquets of Henri iil. l‘flt‘a" then» of
lioiitiirnhnluii. ii iii roliited ihiil iii
one of them (Tiiiiierine do Medic-i. the
tillt‘fin mother. Me so much iiuii title
was ill tilinoiu to denlli.
.Tho llourhotin more
mighty irtinriiermon.

nearly till

 

. to the [It‘lIIt‘ilIItlli t‘oreinoiiios tire iii

uiid tho uiipply of NIH inhie With the _

IllliliTE iiiiii row
a: iiiiiiciirni
' uni llF ilillE

'Staiue at Westpori to Be Unveil-
ed on Bunker Hill Day—Pro-
gram NoiYet Complete ‘

 

 

The airline of “The. Minute Man"
which Iiuii been erected ‘nt ttoiiipo
iieiit-li rind in complete except for tho
lililItIIllg or ii fence about it, iiy the
t'ouneeiieut i-hiipter, Sons of the Ani-

l‘l'ltillll lievoliitioii. will he unveiled
Bunker Hill duy, June. 17, after it
t-iuiiihiiiie and dinner iii the bench. it

is exported the t-eri-iiiioiilon will begin
about 2:30 in the uiioruoon. 'l‘iiin tilfl.‘
too will i-oniinonioriite the, stand
iniitio Iiy the, minute. iiieii uiziiiiist lion-
oriil ‘l‘i'yoii iiiid lllH rotlt-oiitii iit’ter they
Ililll boon to Dniihury iii'id riivuged
ilitit photo. A little iiitor ll monument,
will he iitiilt in Iiidgolioltl to mui-it the.
spot where iiiiothor onungeinoiit took
pliigo,
Presented by Committee.

As yet the progriiiii in iiit'oiiiplete.
'I'hi- i-itittiie will Iii: IiIi‘Rl prosciitoti iiy
llio t‘tlllilllllli'fl who won appointed to
Ioolt iit'tei- lie 91;l.l(‘l.ltill to l’reuidoiii I..
ll. t‘iirtis of tho utiito (‘lllllllt‘l‘. lie in
illi‘li will prosoiii it to the notertiiion
of tho Iti\\'|l oi \Vt-Hiport. They will
lllllllllII} ilt‘l'i'lll it. .\rli'l' this Hiltillllg
iinil liriot addresses will iio honrd. 'i‘he
iiHl oi‘ speakers in not yet oonipiotoii.
line at them will lie i’tii'iiior .\‘iitioiiai
I’l‘t‘SIlIl‘IlI Morris ll. lienrdsloy ot‘ this
city.

The illiiiior iiiiti t‘l-‘iiiiliuke -|il'i*\ltlll‘i

the Illlllllh or ii t-tiniiiiitiei- tiinl will ho
hold in tho piirtiioii ui lIll‘ Ilt‘lii'll Men
will ho prom-iii iii lIil’ i‘i‘l't‘llllililt‘b‘ Il‘lilll

rude FIVE ‘

 

satisfaction to either

 

CHEAP CLOTHING is .poor Stuff and never gives

do not handle that kind of goods.

dealer or cudiomer. (I We

 

 

THIS SEASON WE ARE

Blue S

" $3.00

 

 

 

 

:iii oxor tho ittiiio iiiitl tlillSiiIi', it is.
thought n deli-potion from IIll‘ Ilziiitzli~3
tors of tho Allll‘l'It'llll Itevolutioii will ‘
tio prosent :iiid intro :1 pili't in the tt‘l
ellitiliii'n‘.

iiiiiii ii yiiiiiiiii

\\ .\i.i. S'l'lil-iitZT. iti id ii. iii -» I'lXt‘i‘ll‘
tinii ni iiit- .\pl’ilililllti: oi hiiyini: orders
\tlii'll IIll' ntotit iiiuihot opoiiotl llltl\-
i~il liiit‘i'! iiil\\ill'tl.~‘.
it"lllll

‘i'io‘ illlHilii’I‘ this
”month; with the higher
iziiiue iii illlllltllltlllrt III London. (‘iiir
:iiiniii I’zlt‘llit‘ uninrd L: ix. ililiI IIi’iltI‘
inn. Soiitliorii I‘m iiii', \\':lllil.‘ill pill. Ili-
Tl‘iI’ittl‘tiilt’li-.\li'lltllltilllilli piii, Applian-
iiitiii-il t'oppoi‘ llliiI .\tlllitlitt. Imitl iiii'ito
[illlt III‘II5‘V

\\‘Al.l..\‘i'lil'TI-TI', ii :i in .\ii t'\ll'll-
ship of tho opening iiiliiiiit‘es curried
.i hiiiitli'iil oi tho loutiiiii: sitivlts up ;i
point or more iilim'o yoxit rtlu_\ ~.
inn. llil‘IiilllliL' l'iiion I’tlt‘illi. ltviidiiitz.
<ootiitoii i‘milir :iiiii :\iiltill1illltl|l|‘il
i‘oppw itiiiini; Illt'il .«iiitl‘oiioii. hut
tho llilt't"= ueio “vii Iit'lll.

(‘Iilw-

i.ii\'lltl.\', Mill iii The row of dis-
i'tliiili ill the Illliill ot‘ l-iiiiziiiiid ionitiins
unriiiitiiioil :it i poi t‘i'lll

UNRECONSTRUCTED.

‘i llil‘I ii fll'lllli‘ iiiit t'llIIl'l‘I} illlti‘l'i‘ll'
siitirtotl liilli\'t‘ during :i it"i'i'lll trip
through .\‘oitli t‘iiioliii.i.‘ .\ilItI :l north
t‘ili tinzillki, “:iiiil he \\‘:i.~ lll
Illlllt'liltlilllll l)\l'l‘ “hill the

toiistulii
i't‘xili ile‘ll
the deterioration oi things down there
tit-iii “lilil the) were
tiiii

Illlliuiv

ill iiiiiein-iiiiiii

Ills iiuioit‘iil i-oiiipurisoiis oi
tin-ii \\iIl| their ioiitiiiion now.
to tho iIlh‘lltlYllllliifll’ oi‘ the Iillll‘i‘ woro
.~:Irii.iiii.' lino evoiiiiiu :itliiiiriiii: .i re
Iliillhlllil\ hriiiiuiii :iiiil iiomiiii’iii sei-
Illl:’ in ‘lio «on. i oveiniiiitui (‘llllllli‘lilfilv
it .ill\ I

" '\\'h.ii :i liillullIIIt‘I‘lll siinset' .\‘pien
iiid’ norm-our"

“i'iio unreronriruetod nuiivo,
till; til it it lll(iilil'lil. said. in
rholv tour illlll with it deep Riuli‘

"\‘i-st~ lllll. nii,‘ you should limo soon
it litiltlil“ the our?" '» Browning‘s
.\loiithli

fill’lx
iiioluii-

 

 

The Young
Man

done not lay up
money. him up regrets.
Shirt ii niivliigu tit“-
count now Mill in ii tow
)‘Nll‘h‘ you will have ti
good itizetl not-mint.

South Norwalk
Trust Co.

\\' llll

4’}: ON SAVINGS

 

 

 

 

““4...

deid w. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer

ll North Mei» Itreot. loath Namath.
Residence. I Welhinoton street.
Telephone It elite... 1864.
Telephone It home. ”I.

 

 

 

Spain and l’ortuiziii;

NORWALK
Savings Society

inconpom‘ran um i

DEPOSITS OVER 33.775.000
George M. Holmes. flruideni.
Wm. A. Game. Vine-Preeideiii.
Frederick A. Elie. Buy A True.

 

 

 

 

 

demands oi‘ the t'lliltllii'lill‘rl unit triiin
.

STRAP

$2.00 $2.50

W2 Extra

58.

A riingt? of prices iind styles which OITi‘l‘S a good selection of

SUMMER FOOTWEAR.
NORWALK TWO STORES so. NORWALK

“Speoital ®

Tory Best Creamery Butter, a Pound, 32c

SHOWING A NUMBER OF

EXTRA GOOD LINES OF

H rge Suits

AT PRICES TO FIT ALL PURSES. VIZ.:

$10, $12, $15, $18, $20. $25

White Duck TrOusers, - - - $1.25
White Flannel Trousers,

$500-$600

LOW SHOES—Tan, Gun Metal, Patent.
. $4.00

$5.00

Price’s Clothing Store.

98 Washington Street, South Norwalk

131.2 GLOVER’S LACE
LADIES’ OXFORDS and

 

 
 

PUMPS

00 $3.50

 

$4.00 i

 
 

 

Fancy Potatoes. 150 a Peck; 600 a Bushel

 

The Great A&P Tea Company

124 WASHINGTON 8T.. SOUTH.NORWALK.

FREE DELIVERY.

TEL NO. 909

 

n... Potatoeo. Buster'ttic; in. 15.;

Very Good lliitter. Iii ............. 33c Whiter Baker‘s Cocoa ,,,,,,,,, ._.1ao
i~2xtrn r‘tinry Iliittor. iii ............ 35c Wither Iliilter‘s Chocolate ......... 17c
tiood Buns. pi-r doz ................ 25citi llis. Ponchos ............... .....250
Home Laid lattes. i‘or don. . . . _ . . .30 .' I. ihs, Prunes ................ . . . . .25c
1;. liuu lien Ilill‘ Flour ............ 45cizt the. Prunes ..................... 250
ilnu lien lliir Flour. 80c; biil., $6.353 cans 'l‘onintooii ................. 256
:l t‘nfia Corn ............. . ........ 25c '3 Cam; Peas ...................... 250

Siriiwiierriex. 'l‘omiitoi-n, Spnnnrh, lindinhes, llhiilinrb, Aniinrngiis. (‘iit‘iimbt‘m
Bermuda Onions, New l‘ot atom, Lettuce and Orangoa.

UNITED GROCERY CO.

no NORTH MAIN STREET

‘-

riwiiii’iiis iiow ” .
rm T0 SETTLE
mni itiiiiiiiiiii.

With the h't'IIIPIlll‘ilI tit

lllt‘ \i'tigoi
own on tho (‘ontriil New i'iiiizhiiid l'tilItI.:
:t M-iiioiiioiii \\Iilt‘li win: I'I'ill'lll‘tl with
it“: nppi‘oi'ni of llli' citioiitiie (ilIlt'om:
or the Now llilvon mud, whirii owns
IIII' other line, ”w more iroiiiileu oi the
own ill this ritinn of service throughout
the tioiiiiilii Hi‘l't’l‘il hy the New IlRii'lI
huvo liven t-itnu-il. Art n renult the
itillriinil llii‘il llli‘llll‘l'il will receive up ‘
“unlit or 3|,oiio,otio it your more in \\‘livi
uiw ‘

'l‘lit'ro l‘t‘lllllliiR Illll t‘ow mode which
liil\'t‘ not iitvitlotl ihoue \viiue tll‘llllllltlrl,<
lino of thouo lllilt‘lli’l .\‘ow Idiigliiiid'
mid the oliierii iiro otilaltle lhiu terri‘
iory. 'l‘iiitt iii ti itood nliowltiit tor the
i‘ullitillll hrotherlitiodii iniiiifiiut-li lot the
lll'lllallllh were llilitll‘ ii iiiltniwoiiuly on
:23 l'tllltIH emu oi‘ tho luuiiiitlppi river.
tiiiil north ot the t‘iieiiiipitiilte it ”lllli‘
line». it hint liven ii tryliiix ordeui for?
the rnllroiid ivoiuiiiiiiot'ii nini tiioirf
griiiitl otlicei‘it and for tho rtiliroiul of’il t
rinln and iiiiii eveiytiiiiiu ”ill“ for"
liiiit lweii ituioolliod out. without rout“
Mll'IIt‘. iiutiin provoii the tool that tho!
t‘iiIIt'iilltl ornnniziitlonn niiiy tnke ii war.
like iiiiiiid hot when it come» to war;
they ditch and work for penrt- own lit
pom-o run he niaiiitulneti only by their,I
loin-t. ’i‘iilii wunv movement was tin»
iiipgem thing of lot kind over rundown.l
PII iii the pain tllllI it might be i‘enllil‘k"
ml in panning thiit the flrnt uewn or lllll'i'
inovotiient win: pithlinhod in The Hon-l
tliiei. i

Flil‘llli‘l‘mm't‘ the man who prouitledv
til the ('t)llVl'llIItlll which derided that
thin (It‘llllllitl was whom due, if not
overdue. was it New Htiveiier, .lt’l‘flllll‘l
iiii Wall. of thinning ntreet, Mi‘. Wnll in,
i‘lliill‘iimii or the .\‘ow Huron l‘OIldlll‘.
torn' adjustment hoiird unit also «hair-
iiiiiii of tho. Mflléi‘li neetioluilon is come .
potted of tho t'halrnioii or i'uilroiid ur-
derii iii the emit.

 

:llll‘l‘l‘ is to ho ii revival

:RRIKI ll illilll toting. "in that. they don't

PHONE :43

THE OLDFASHIONED GIRL.
“Mode-t Violet" Type is Being ReVIV-

ed by Dressmakct‘s’ Skill.

.\ iiioititllouii whispor, liideiici‘liiahly
r:\\'i't'l. l'thlllhIli‘ lit-i tho breathing of
:in .iiiuol's noun, i‘iilln through tlio
hriizhi lill‘ of spring to the etlect that
or on old
Ilih‘llltlll in itiihiwtiio "iiiodoiit. violet."
type in to cultivate uxiiiii! 'l‘lii‘ cowboy
lilid tin- illlll-lllllltllll ililiiilli‘l'tl tire to tie
lIi‘t‘IliNit-il‘, Ill“ ovorrtlie-t'eliot- rind liplthe»
trim I)‘llI‘H tire to piiiiu with the bloom
mm and the mpinw, the modest violet
iii to bloom iignin.

And Mini. do you iiiippono lit to work
thin nil elc'.’ Why. the edict. ot’ the
ili‘l‘hfllllfl u'. A ItiliIlItlll writer inlorme
IIN thiii thertiiiiorn or ii l‘l'VOII from the
prommt oonuiruoiion in women‘s liltlrlii
Ill‘l‘ nil wrong; that Ito Fiill‘li revolt can
Nlit‘l‘l'l‘ill ihiii the lioiimiiit lady is. W
iiioly iipviiidiix. extinct; that nodegrno
oi' oiiuimiiitwnntt will ever he reunion-
iiiicml nuitln. And. Ilil‘i‘llftll‘i'.‘lllll(’.0 the
niiri'ow whirl now provided for all sorts
and roiiiiitionu of women nitrite it. int-t

pouililv for women to upmwl on ohnlrii,

or lliiii't‘li with llli Amazonian stride
lllltl ,vt'i t'i‘llilli tiny iitimuliitlen‘ or
inure or humor or movement. the‘onlY'
iiihin Inn in for the girls to accept the.
tilllifillllll and return to the senior
murmurs. II)" more liquid lldu to
which tiwir clotheu i'oiitrltrt l em.

Well «iiiiiyho. Maybe we shall hm
mm: of llllllll'tll. lllllo violets. polled In
their iiiirrnw nkirtii, blooming beside
the highway. whllorthe‘ rude woi‘ld
tirnwitt tilong. lint what. if the lldletr
should intihit on writhing and running
and rum-ting in their nnrrow skirtn
hint as they have been doing while
nitlrtit Wore lull? 'i‘hey owe no attest»
mm- to any iiiiiiioriiy in all the world
unlvnii it in the tireanninlter: int on new
if even the dretunnlter ran order them.
hack into ii violet ntlltude.~—New York
Evening Hun.

._ mi... .. w...» “W“.

“'i‘iw only innit l have to tlnd will: .

people inclined. to he vmnpilmentary.”

wilt loud enough."

. J

an

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