AF‘i‘ER ANOTHER
over for. a while.
It has been one old ton after
”other all winter longw-but that’s
' till! mini property grown too
!
_.. l. m .\
lioard in tho oIrlll Whip; hour-ill
SentinolWInt Ad. and on a Smith Intro» Mtg n1. '
“in Within on him" road yeti"
"Sure. He‘I not Itaidy it“! on No.13
82. 9M " "
“'nnt I
hie?"
“lie did He Itl'wil I.
Walton the other mornins."
"Thm'l had"
"Dlvvel I hit Gullah“ illlnknoo
"And why "'
"You know when a motormen hitnl
anything Ind it is hilt fault ho hill to
boy for it. dont you?"
“tours; the company tolled o dolin-
I. week out or tile envelope until it ill
pdid up."
”Right you are. Well a cold Winter
is coming on. and Colin-hon thought
it was time to hit something. 30 he
hit a butoher‘ll wagon."
"Make me wine, will you?"
"it‘ll this way. Filter alone he hull
been Cullehnn hue been chalky about
holding his job. One day he did Sill
> den. You can ’t expect a nice lawn l
worth of damage to the bank of In ult-
TOday let “a talk about a little dorln'kor‘ a ungon. impelled a. glass or
. fertilizer for your lawn and gar-‘uomelhlnx like that.”
“YFH. ll
.“Ho was told he would have to pay
3 ’ or a thriving, productive garden a dollar a week until the «animus was
5 once?
without plant food. Wood aehes
are great for the lawn and sheep,
, manure for general purposes is a
3 wonderful stimulant. Try it just
till your can’t get away trom us.
u
[068
I That
” ' _ Cause
“WE'RE AFTER voun Tahoe
I
and going to get it if there are with
in; qualifies in fair treatment and
‘ good service in our reliable $7 and [10
. SUITS. 'Give us a chance to prol'e'lt
No
thitmpho. for you in dealing with ‘
homers—$75. no"
1! NORTH HAIN ITRII'I".
’ hill It“) now
lmodo Ihood. " .
' Stowe.
"‘Woll.‘ sold Callahan to himesll.
uhnt makes mo ioh good for to more
(Wilt’k‘ii anyway. They‘ll never die-
(hinge me while the owing them man
or. ' "
'Sure not.“ 3
"When he had all but 32 paid on
the undortoker‘p wnxon Callahan arci-
dentnlly ntroolt'h pie union. and dom-
agod it till worth. That outdo his
lot) pure through the summer. lie
hail the pie wagon luminous almost Iot-
tled whon ho how to think ohm-t tho
winter routing on. and how men would
he laid off after the hummer rush. on
lip waited for it good chance lilltl swol-
tor the hutoher‘tl wagon."
“How lulu-h Willi the dnmnlon’J
"Wiltyflollnrm it "nilohnn ll lull-e of
for a mi Mllrnoltlyn
'l‘lmoI.
JAPANESE COMMISSION ARRIVEO.
Bl‘...i.l\‘ May ii The lululnoao
military commluion honllod by Molar
(lonorui \Imnxuclli Imi \lalot llmwral
,Tmioyo nrrivod here today tor the
Itudy 0‘ Inillor) fortificationE
“9%“ v..-
hominid ’1“thng .33..
- an».
relations Edit. 720‘
lllillill Hilllll
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A G T N 0 R vv A l. K
mmmunmu
. surmimwooror
Jill”. lli‘llllllill. Hill
6% on.
A Loen to Iult you. let u: send you
particulars merdlnz our 3%
First Mortgage Gold
Coupon Bonds
with I bout of Common flinch.
Denomination of honor. mo, 3500
”‘ng
, hell“ you think at the out and
- IIlIIt Ioourltiel pulp. load div.
idendl. thin» or
Id Wouldn't“ on. do. quik
Tel. did-I
llhotum M M into ”0“ Fancy S“
number's V:
,‘COBURN‘ 8t HULL
tr SBeers &Cl
a»..«...............——
18 MAIN OT» NMWALK "
. , I! W. WAIHIMTON IT» .0. NOR.
OtIPllIn Gometock.
Stephen (Hemlock at 4 Morgan ave»
one, died thiI morning Input 10
o'clock at nil home. Mr. 001113le
was well-known in Norwnlh. having
formerly been connected with the Cour
stock Clothing Company and the firm
of ComItook Brothern. lie in Iurvlved
by a widow and one son, Willard Com-
Ilock. a resident ol Norwnlll. The
deceased Will 71 yeIrI at In and a
veteran of the Civil War, having been
n member 0! (‘ ompony ii. Seventeenth
Connecticut olunteer lulnntry. The
funeral sorvlroe are to he held from
his ‘lnte’ home on Wodnendny often
noon at 2 o'clock. and the interment
will l'oiiow In New Canaan. Eliot-ts
are being made to secure Rev. George
D. Egbert. former putor ol the Fiat
lonxrogntionol. Church. in Norwalh.
now ol’ Fluuhing. L. l., for the calcini-
ing clergyman.
m.
Charla W. Ulnnett.
(“hurlou William lionuptt. oi Nor-
wIik. iiflml 70 yours, I. mouths nnd ill
duyu. lilod hull night at his home in
(irnnt. atreol. Norwelk. .lllur .t .lhort
llllu-lnl. iio louvou I wife. .\ir. ilon~
Holt won I pointer by orrupnllon and
wins promlnont lutiivtl \"ll‘ limeI. lie
aorvod all through the vrIr and land In
interesting record. He polluted M tho
ilogiluling of the not with tho Pil‘lh
Noy. York Volunm-r lill'lntn'. minute
Zounres and his hiplory token hint
lillough the entire utrugxio lie was
promlnont also in ii. A. R. ltlrcloll. ho-
Ing a number or lincltinghum Pool.
which will conduct the Iervlceo in the
Norwaili (éomolory an Weduoedny. Th6
lunernl norvlceo will be hold lrom hi:
into home at! o'clock Wollnpsdu ol-
ternoon and Rev. Prank ll Torrey. of
tho Norwnlh )iolhodlei Church. will
olnctenl. The interment will lollow
in Norwnih cemetery
"aw—qr.
Mn. Irldgel Pond“
MrI. Bridget Ponder died eIrly flun-
dIy morning It the name other denun-
tor. am. John Money. l8 Wood Itroel.
after I very short tune“. The funeral
will he held May morning It ll
o‘clock iron: at. Jouoh'e Ghlmlh. lo~
tel-moot in at. Mery‘I cemetery. litre
Ponder hurled one Ion elovon ween
no and one no tour week end. did
much Iymmlhy iI um tor hire.
Manny.
0
Mn. toluene neon».
Mu. Imogene, RIrhbo diedptmneu-
monlll Sunday. Buy 7. It the home or
her daughter, .hlre. H. l. Wilma.
Bprinxdulo. Punorel Iorvlcn Wed-ee-
day afternoon It 2:30. from the home
of her dullxhter. hire. is). (3. Wood. llil
Stuart Ivonne. Norwnlk. interment
in Riverside cemetery.
I William IreIton.
WilllIm Brenton. of NorwIiit. died
in the Norwellt holpltol. Bdturllly
nl‘ht. It the m at about ”lull.
HI lI survived by I denuhter. Mn. Al-
bert will. of ligand film. The ion-
IrIl IervloII were held this memo:
from ltIymoud d doo'e mum W
lor- iu Main Itreot. Rev. L n. floweil
anointing. The interment followed in
' the Not-welt cemetery
,. lllllil ll Mil illill
WALL STREET. lo: 10 I. tor-The
opening ouotItlooI on the Stool: lino,
charlie my rollocted In impound
me In the trolling. I number 0! tile
"no“ help: billet by dentition IiII-
‘ mm WImm ail-moi when a ‘
2| WOODWARD AVE" I0. N08.
in tuition”
(i. “.HIll who Ileepn Ihoerd the tux-I
hont Addie V. took I cold plunge Sub
urdoy evening It 10 o'clock. when in
Ionic unknown manner he tumbled of!
between the tug and the horse or
stone whioh is tied up to the Ferris
on! company doom. olt Witter street.‘
Those who were in the vicinity o! the
I901 M that hour wore sterliod to hear
a cry 0! IlIrm. lollowrd almoIl simul-
taneously with a «plush. invoulntion
allowed Mr. Hall to be struggling about
in tho wolier. chilled to tho bone. Wll~
llIrn Conway and P. J. Collins wood
to MI intolerance. and succeeded in
pulling him out or the welor. '
w... ........ 44-. «-
NORWALK IUlLDlNG NOTES.
Contact tor Dormitory.
Wort: will soon ho. ulnrtud on the all-
dilionI to the college It "Fondue."
Wool Norwnlh. for tho Catholic Fuh-
orI ot the Holy Ghoul. John llicShnln.
llill North 17th Ilreol. i’hile‘dolphiu.
out the general coulmvl and the plain:
era by Arlhilocl R W Hoyle. ill!“
l‘lhmunut alroet Philadelphia.
Gregory Point Houu.
(‘onlrnotor W ll (‘nrr has complet-
od the toundntionu for a non houne lti
(lmnory Point lot» Ilr. lioruoris Ayorx.
it will no I trdhlu hum. arranged for
mm “min plovldml with the usual
t‘dnvellitlttt‘o'e. ‘
1
u... ~.
Working It Belle lIlInd.
The connect fut the plumbing in
the new rooldentto which H. W Mother
in building at non.» island tor Mn
Chalet Day. it” horn lot lo the Hell
in: A Plumbing l‘o.. ut Norwuilt. 'i'heI
pointing in not lei.
..... ..—— .. 14......
r A PEMLOUS FIAT. I
luv-r3 M...
it Tull Nerve: ol Stool, I Cool Hand
IMIWIfi- l
The cathedral II Enlllbury. England.
line It; wlnylod loot. which is quite
it viewable hum“. even in the day
ol Insomnia-I. Thin who lI rapport
o; I hell. nation the bell nominal
«on. From the {found the hell looks
to be about lhI’IlIo or III mole hot
in rainy it in me.- than I mun
mm.
A diIllnIulIhed AMI! visiting
outlaw-y um vet: roan: lilo Md
I onrioufly weird Idmwre on link,
who. Workman mm It u... do» n» ,3
The Arm-win tn than 3
Detour ll,
crawling urmxod the Illa: I'toeple
the moment: light like no In“! imp ,1
on I bean slain. The lmpulIo unite,”
him to climb lite wire and mud on
the horleonml beam ol the creel...“-
oordlngly. into in the afternoon. when
the workmen had none. the you" mop
modem“ my up the min to the no
lie window which opened to the wom
meI‘I Ilunlng To run uwdho Wold»
log to the hell on W Then (one .
the allthti; more dinoult «that: to the
loot o! the area over the hotel”
horre oi the hell A short platform
sue h‘ln foothold. He reunited up
Ind vol hie hndI on the one of the
0m" Ind smiled hhuIIll up To min
the emu mu m merely “shinning”
wemetudtmend who he
Item on tho Wt timber Ind.
mmlna up. touched the’ top of tin: .
eroII.
- Alter onloyllltl Md moment 0! tri-
ninth he a lid tori. tool of the crow
inn! with hid em Ireland the M
mm down It» “It MI italic 0' KM
bill. HlI feet Wired nothin- Tho
little pink trout which in hell rationed
up ”I not than.” . ,
limo won I W “Mien rennin
loxIpopl payload «Indvm it
mint... (intuition Prone rm l ”.1... 3.
LtIrnItlonIl i-ldrvmr llgt dud Minoan.
d .
‘in South Mnin Itreol.
orwallt‘I Ludinvh (loads Store
NOS. 3 out 5 GAZETTE BU n1 Q.«NOBWALE. .CClNhl.
In a groin vnrlety o! mutIrlIl and all the Meet IhhdII.
Separate CoItI tor hull» and Him in hers“ Ind Bllltll. at very roannable priceI. ,
of which we Ire luItly proud. with twin very special values at l ‘ .
A Showing of Shirtwaists. , ‘:-
75c
White Walsh WhlIlI. trimmed
and plain.
98c ' 3.
Many other line Walrus, from
‘1 ‘° ‘5' Tallownndo Llnene, nlIo
Splendid Silk Walpia in all the Lawn with 3-4 and kimono
new Ihndeu. sleeves. Some trimmed
with hand crocheted medal-
llonI.
Continuation of the Cut-price Sale of Ladies’Raincoats
Some allow II 86 Ind I subnmntlal saving on every one.
gut . it
and made up his mind 1M hero di.‘
molly under his loot must he the
plank. Then he dropped. And he
lived to tell lilo title.
COURT LAUREL'B ANNWIRUARY.‘
0mm Laura. “lighten of Carrillo.
will compute its aoronti annivemrl.
tomorrow manila. in the K0! 0 hull.
Earls member:
will no privileged to invite I lrlond.’ ,
and a WI! invitation has also boon,
pounded to the premium ol aouthl
\‘orwalli Council Knights of Opium
Mid, and ihoir when to he in gland
anon. The committal: in our in“
‘ for I lino lllcll floxnmf
and tom drill an" inning vnun la;
lmhmm. A out good fine in In
tloiphtod by all. I
Wane-
Ladies’ Pumps
n. BUQ’lA. Mfr. Lumen and Gun
win“, om- dill: m. ll
.. ,_ 1.!
l
III WMNINGTON III!" ”Dal
.00“. “WALK I ‘
With you order your lee train m.
you any rut muted that you m net-
1mm "tight." ii there iI Illi-
tltlnx in illicit we take pride it'I our
hooIIi Gallium the. lush openly. oi
our
l! honuty. infinity Ind unlimited!
hlnId with W”. prion on not
it. we’ll not thI iridium '
Brookaid‘e in! Co.
won: an
Wendflomwv..nll.dli.
it. it. mam v II. All» Iona. Her.
1 , . "i
“ .
"palm: ,
loo. WI Ire out for hunlnnu end 3
l
l
l
H.Krie oil: Go-
”W
In Our Cloak and Suit
Department
we have made a few Very
Radical Price Reductions. For
instance, we. have marked
down all our
t-cloth
Serge
t?» N3
“.
ironies
to Almost Half
their former price. These
Dresses are all suitable for
early Spring wear. .and, Come
in black. navy, broWn and
wine colors. All sizes
in Our Millinery Department.
wewliave also made very sharp
reductions in Tailored Hats.
We have them from 31.503398
’ ThiI ie the time of the year when you must not overlook our”
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ‘_
WE FURNISH A HOME FROM CELLAR T0 ATTIC
thdtflhrilldflb.’ e... cocci i- on .il s.~—m .
«on. l‘i now it it to
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