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{WEATHER FORECAST.
For iNorwsllx and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday; whmer tonight;
3 light variable winds. Weather condi-
tions: Pleasant weather with moder-
ately high temperatures for the season
of the year prevails in all districts
east ofvthe Mississippi River.
Wen'rI-IER A.YEAR Aoo room;
Temperature: Low, 49; high, 75.
Partly cloudy. -
{A new sets has been'installed In
the Norwnlk Police Station.
E 3 -~Mintae ten days Clearance Sale
begins tomorrow.
The New] Militia. 2d section. 3rd
division. held its regular weekly drill
last evening.
Hugh Donnelly. who is very ill at
the Norwsik hospital remains in the
some conditmn.
S \ t‘ ‘l t. t t .m
~Mlntz's ten days' Clearance Sale
begins tomorrow.
.mn mm». Igh
Louis Martin, of Ridgefield, is spend-
in; the week end in South Norwslk.
visiting friends.
Division, No. 1, A. o. H.. held its
regular meeting last evening and rou-
tine business was transacted.
. , -—-The Whatsoever Circle has a
cake sale Sat afternoon, May 3. at
Baxter's. Don't bake, come and buy.
Just a few days more of the his shoe
sale 250 pair women’s $2.60, 13.00 and
3 $3.60 shoes. special for Snturdsy 31.00
a pair. The White Shoe Store See adv-
st. John's iliodxe. No. 8. A. F‘. and
A. M. held a stated communication
last evening and the Master Meson
degree was conferred, with the Fel-
lowol‘sft degree teem on the floor.
model delivered $8.. 50 Raymond
Hill ill EEI Ell
Ute iImou, days brooms! l'rInlt l-I.
Renter and Put Do Good Flesh.
W
A New Line of
PAPER
A style that has been accepted in
Paris. Let us showT you
Donnelly’ s
Stationery Store
16 8011'"! MAIN STREET,
a..— Wm.___....___ _
David w.” Raymond
UNDERTAKER
NEW RED- M N’O BUILDING,
3 27 WASH! GTON 81'.
Tel" office, 1009.3; house. 008.
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire “
FOR ALL OCCASIONI.
DAV CI NIGHT.
Mao—w .. “M
Paper
Hang gmg
Our spool-1m
PAINTING.AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gerham
B GREGORY BOULKVARD.
inst Nor-walk- Phono 593—12.
m. 4“
M80. 0. B. READ BELLS FARM IN
GREBNNELD HILL
rhuba-
l‘lln almost universal interest
physionl culture in the best svldo
Inst can be offered III to the need
stumble Indlooientlfic method
Insider: thin people fut. 3 incmsinp
strength and restoring health.
'Wlltistirn, 'whsn carried to on ex
trams. often molt in “Minion the
was me. How much better it
would be for :‘IP sumo person to
hnuth. I nil-h and flesh by
Moon. Thin hush termini loco
Antichrist“ It soon as it enters the
in
Mrs. (J. ‘8. Bend. widow of Charles
B. ‘itssd. of the!) «M. dined (30.. of
Bridgeport. who nursed It ehwdlomlll 3
, summer residence and form
upon
Greenfield Hill in the town oi lll‘siru
field has sold the farm In William
1
l‘el.1360 l. VAAS'I
Either; oglzhhe used
separate y; ly polish-
«I. all In
Inc 34:00-
With the desire to reduce my stock previous to May lot when
it will be turned over to The Holmes. Keeler an Kent COL, 1 offer
'1 so
shy euphemism for it. the, uulxuuv‘vu
Ms bui: the story of a
remarkable coincidence is brought to
‘ ‘ public notice. A stranger Incident nov-
*; er occurred. however. than this one
duoxts. vs
Bowker’ s Fertilizers
For Field and Garden, for $1. 25 a bag
This offer is for Cash only as it is below cost.
Don‘t wait
until the "other fellow" gets it—hsve only shout 300 bags
WRITIN G ~—-—~—-
Coal Delivered
Pea Coal
'Wood- Cut and Split- Fire-Piece Wood
VVRAYMOND BROTHERS
MWMIMWMIMMM
0.13. Jackson
Optician 3 . 3
ng fir-the OB. icaLL-ine
Eyes Examined Free -
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‘ MANU
A cloié" I’tudy of (the many models or
The Moy or Cat
is necessary to apprecllts its many Yxoiusive futures whiolfltsnd to»
mm It the memes Ixrmuo crux on nAIx'IIH. '
A honest for I oItIloxIIe. or demonstration,
County distributor.
will reo'eive prompt attention.
GARAGE. IIVIR “REIT.
OSCAR H' BANKS, -uo;wéigomifio
$6. 80 per ton
$5. 00 per too
as wAtI. trust
st; r HATCH."
NISIIMALK.
engine as
m
In tho _ humid ' 'I
’1, brousilt. to
‘ window of s‘ boilers shop and stolen a
“I"
1-“
up
‘2: parodyinz Byron. who wrote: “
I. the account of which is in an old copy
‘1 of the (intuitions de Paris. ‘ ~
A youth ofI about nineteen was
liter boning hI‘ckeu the
two round loan 3
The Judas-«Why did you sit-III the
loot? '
‘ Prisoner-limos driven by hunger.
"Why did you not buy it?"
. “Because i bud no money"
“But youshnys a gold ring on your
flutter. Why didn't you sell it?" ‘ ‘
“i am It foundiing. When i won tok-
' on mm the bank of II ditch this ring
In: dsusfiended fl'om, .my' neck :by II.
Illlrg‘n cord. nod i kept it in the hope of.
thereby discovering at lguat who were
my parents; i cannot dispose of it." ‘
'lihe procurer du roi (king‘s uttomeyI
made a violent speech against the [Iris-
3 user; who won found guilty and sen
’ tended to' imprisonment for five yeuIs
immediately upon this a women more
worn down by poverty than use come
forwdrdgsnd mode the following decla-
ration:
“Gentlemen of the: Jury. twenty years
ego-n young woman was married to u
young man of the some touu. who oft-
erwnrd abandoned lien Poor and dis-
tressed, she was obliged to leave her
child to the cure of: Providence. The
child has since grown up. and tho wo-
Inns and the husband hnve grown old-
er. the child in poverty. the woman in
misery and her husbnnd in prosperity.
They are all'three now In court. The
child is the unfortunate prisoner whom
you have Just pronounced guilty, the
mother is myself. and there sits the fa.-
ther." pointing to the king's attorney.
-POETICAI: FEATS. 4
flDiIfieult Rims Had No Terrors For
Browning‘ or Iyron.
Poets may be bottled in their search
for rlmes, but it tunes I at deal to
battle the flowers] rimeswr.“ Charles
II.’ onered n reward for n rlme to
“poirlnxer.” The reward was claimed
with the following marriage announce
MODE: '
The Duke of York a doughtsr bed.
He give the Prhice of Orange her.
so now your majesty will In
I've' found a ri for porriuxor.
probably unique In English poetry
print for}! her of listing his repute-
Chin-ups the contumn‘cioun grasshopper: .
Bunion the lizard soil the cushnu shim
III the some poem be times "null:-
ed”. with "mulct." “flag" with “qungff
i‘nbborn" with “vnlrnssors.” But be
rescued the climax.surely in the cow
plot:
.. You trample our beds of unnnculuo.
~ And you "Tommy-mnltrroom-forqonr-un-
ole" Ill.
‘ {rite worthy and reverend author of'
f“ "Insoldsby Legends" was fond of
. India rims: III:
A ion: yellow plnIfon
Hunt's down soon shin More.
or such rlminIz gymnutlcu II:
'I III rapplnpon. now. I could look In the
ammo
.. But I‘m out on I visit, and nobody has it
' In
hero.
Yet in those enormlties he was only
I.
to lords of indies intellectual
' confess it they had obi hoop-cited you nil.
acme Build-atlas.
Ono of our ilpselsltiewllonyor soul. notes:- than i’lsstemfor .
for it's nonsmoking. vermin proof and lasts ‘II ions as the build-
in.
If. hoiiférd, of autos island. who
takes possession immudlstoly.
The farm is one of the finest oII
Greenfield Hill, contoins about to
scroll. to I fine new residence built
In low not: no, ~I painful-isms him *
nouns, and othiIr farm buildings. and
Inconsldsrod one of tho silent denim
his 3 3
lenos rolls on is the most pleoslng sud durable. if you w. I
not mind about it you will ilnd here the bent grades of all woods.
The Hatch ,8: Bailey Company
sou-III IIoIlwntl't. could”
The Hon. his: Robert Hamilton in
her biography 1 her father. the lots
‘ {lord Wolverhampton. says that in his
prised Ill!!! be mtg when they wort
obeyed.
babies-sunning Ii statement in which
she rather exonerated the tools.
“You are one of the most inaccurate
moles that wIII Nor created. 'I he told
her.
"Well " was the cheerful reply. "i I‘m
named 9! comes"
'l‘omr of Intel. L'
‘ line that «00° your! after
the most wonderful oMll towers wni'
built by the Ancients (hoarding to the
seven Item still rise high shove: the
I new rem too it had been. known In
" tile tinned of the Biro Nimrod. “Nil
‘ ' i
All tum some on II’IIII'ely' our 5
3 sold annually, says it welldmown drug. at your)
Browning s perpetrntiOns in rune Ire ~
Here is ‘e couple? from ”Bordello" ‘
which Humanoi- l t Lwould dnre In.
home his orders were Ilvvsys stern and 3
peremptory. but no one was Incl-Is Inr- '
One any be detected one of his
ll”! 20 “I I melamine. in some 69‘ ‘
I .
slot or Genesis about 2400 9. cu. In ‘
Color and Lustre.
m
faded. dry... scrolls): III 3
:3 mambo“: swelling them. has us
Gray. faded hair turned beautifully just, one application the grey hni 3
dark and lustrous almost ov night; lobes and your looks become in
is n reality, if you'll take thet fondle ly «in and beautifulwull “dull
to this sage too And sulphim‘, but? goes, scalp itching and inllln
what's the use, you get It large little stops . 3 "
of the rendydoy‘use tonic, called “Wy- This is the use of youth. It y-
etlI' s Edge and Sulphur Hair Reinedy” unattractive folks ill'elli.
It drug stores here for about 50c. around so get busy with the Sn
Millions of. bottles of "Wyeth's are Sulphur tonight and you ll be u;
'oIIt-hful oppearnnce end
gist. because it dnlkens the' hair so real beauty and healthy condltlo
naturally and evenly that no one can your hair within n. few days.
tell it hes been applied. int drug stores-here shows the ‘
You just dampen a sponge or soft all sell lots of "Wyeth“ 3 Sage and
h
and draw it through your heir. takinglthusiastio. '
Temple Lodge, 'No. 65,“? end?
0! Westbort that in the Royal James local lines today and the warmth.
Inn. lest evening and after the Bus! routed such a curse. ' '
ness meeting was over the lodge, ' -——-—--—~—-‘-‘ ‘ ~
which numbered about 30 sat down to The “town clerk‘s office Will"
a banquet and heard some fine ad- Saturdays at 1 o’clock fertile bnlqh
dresses. , “ of the coming summer. '
itch! V
Open trolley cars ‘ we
The dog license may be higher in
--ltch! non: ’—-— ‘
price next year, because of the fact Scraioh' Scratch! The‘ mo
that John W. Cumow' s but which scratch the worse the itch. Try
hung on the hntrsck was taken and "3m“?
Very often a Sentinel "Edi-"yd
ad. will bring; a “windfall" ‘o ’
money in return tor-sir unused orti
of value. Are theIe pin money
sibllities in some things you al‘
in: swnv?
on old shabby hat was left there in the
other' 3 place. ._
The South Norwnlk police traffic of-
ficer took his place beneath the Wash-
ington street bridge last night. for the
first time this spring.
Lousy Hens
9 ore never profitable. They cnnuo
.. when tortured night and day . ‘
\ nnd mites. Dust the hens with 3
my Powdered Lice Killer
one and lee
to exterminate the body line. and pain! a
or spray the roost: and nests with
. Pref ' If!" Liquid Lice Killer
85c, 80c III II
to sweeten them up and destro mit ‘
That means bigger prozlta. . y BI. ’
' “loan money back it it hill.”
not run- nmnI-nhuln‘i Booklet.
.‘l .‘
MANUEL 'r. HATCH. 15 Mirahnll Street. South Norwalk. 3 _
RAYMOND 8308., 137 Washington stree, South Norwslk, Conn”
Dry Geods 00
$10, 000 Worth of New And
to-Date Merchandise 3
THIS s'n'ooK HA8 oo'r TO GO
500 inrds inc Curtain Scrim. Special Saturday
259 yards 25¢.8crlin. Special My,
350 dozen Men's Shirts for, suturllsy
3 lilo Handkerchiefs ....._.....L........ ..... ..... .4...
Ksyser's $2 .00 Silk lions 3... ........ ..... 01.00:“ 81.4!
" Blankéts, Robes. Table Linen. Hats. Calls. Umbrellas. Trunk
Traveling Bags at your price tomorrow.
' The So.Norwalk Dry Goods Stor »
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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k, ,. mm“... m ”mm"... ”anmmmwmww M W..."
W ‘ ‘
rlc'ronIAt. Ixsvnzw rA'r'rslx
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into. Bullish and Bunion Ityl
‘ Include the In.» an“
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’8 . pinion our on III. of Babylon? umu ’
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