0! Women' s and Mlaeea‘ Suite. (Joule Dresden. Skirts, Violate and Our. sets. at Greatly Reduced Prices. 2319 PARIS ‘ I, 33 So. Main St. South waaik 5l5 Main St Stamford Oure are all main clones and we carry the largest assortment in. town. - I Jr;— Remarkable Values ‘f A special opportunity for women who :want Ise‘rvicenhle and pretty waists at little cont. Several models in etrlped crepe and [black and white check, materials, all with the new drop sleeves. gSome‘ areI dumbed wltil trill down front. All sizes. Regular I‘ recourse mutt“; “@ I . , Special this Week The N 15” Ry?“ CIII SOUTH NDRWALK. -'u.-o~.......o-o-.. ..... Ifilulel 50¢ EACH or wasrh‘riorohsransr. Inilln Garage lit the Night ly of South Norwulk. stated yesterday -- name was not thinkingot the atrike I and the attending trouolea at the Bond. ' he rbloclt wbrk in‘iNorth “Main street . at the time. ' j reporter. I I~ following from whatrhe said. l BBBI BBIIIIIB Building a liolel oi iii: ilwIII llook. lino fluoh other Work Contractor Benjamin Harrie. iormer- It“ to a Sentinel reporter, "i always did like South Norwalk and J like it more than over now." Neediesa to say, Mr. “You are a hurry man." opined the "You re right, I am,’ 'Hnrria' terse comment. , Mr. Harris has Just About ilniehed; the re- building of the Armour Mi Children s WASH DRESSES 25 Styles at $1 Thane [treason one of the latest styles, neatly made and tantily .BW. '. I I CiI-HLDHEN‘S WASH DREtSES ATI mane 50c GHBLDREN’S 'RQMPERS I 250 and 506 Lao-ow wane panacea am to can; email; I . IIbourwuoawnmeouu W I i we owe a. anemones»: raaomu arm . o -, 1| ,. .. FUNERAL OF MR..TW£IDY._ a...” ;'_ ilin hurry arm I; nhmberctsmanerooatrnctl._ I |tied. tonea the my mac ii . tact digestion. normal weight ~ I loudnealth. ‘ I READY FOR bODSTER SEASON. ‘Frcderiek Drawer and Julius It. Hot: ~ open the inhaler season on a exten- II' ownaiaunchaadthiaweeunurchaud n rowhoat. Theater uncut to thalamus-lees. Simple eel-vim Over Body of Former ;HIII . h in FWD” 300K for SUMMER Dlnbttry Hat Manufacturer. . at the Mono. , . . I The funeral at Edmund Tweedy, ‘ A whose death occurred in New rm city on Fridbit, was held on 'l‘uudby- alteration at the home of George II. Tweedy. 156 Door Hill avenue. Dan- bury. and wan attended by many it ‘ tlioae who were tnienda culr. Tweedy I while no we: a mum of Dapbmy. F ty Gummy. Andoutonctallin the Miler Theatre, in South 'Nonnlk. lie-idea nciaiamrioa‘a comm» ‘ modicum! drivel out the tinned-I par- and a? a g be m “4mm“ ‘ialand. ' Two Norwalkmen. Frederick Brow- er and Julius J. inmbroarennflng to v...— rive scale thin spring. They already tomorrow plinting about too tom: note. and will name out during the re» ‘mflnder oi the team. at Gotham: inland. ante with entail coat or. *"W an»: narrowed Ont. May tic—De ratea'on the steamer Shinztui, March ' 81, in which ‘a. number of the ship's odicera and crew were killed and 830,- 000 stolen, were brought here yester- day by the Janene“ liner Nippon Me- to. sel. which flier the British ting, sailed from i-long Kong in the evening rwith e.~l7 passengers who proved to be pi- . re. rates. Three heart: out of port a pre .1 plied Mr. Harrie. Asked to tell some arranged signal w“ given and the pi- . oi the work he is doing Mr. Hiirria con. rates drew “no“ and knives and at I; aented, “d the reporter gleaned “'9 tacked tour soldiers who had been nun- plied by the context government to “In“ a chance Mf' Harris has con-; guard the vessel’s treasure. One sol- ' atructed a 100-room modern hotel on' dier was killed and another injured the post rend below Stamford, whichi The pirates then rushed into the en- . -- is costing him $165,.000 The hoteiwiil glue room and took charge. There ~ 23:32.“:‘32223 1:91.13 our: 3...... ._ ' tervene n w kii llease on September list. This is pure-’ By diaguIlIaIizg inks" as a coolie and * W... c... - with his life. I I ; good" on the endeavori - out shall be boarding tot-e Wile hotel. bio for the denature Palmer. ii rum did. turn the. it: It. stars; William dink. melt; wheel Therburdinghmanmm but. Itne'rt \u Stamford. yeaterday. away by an agent at the State Dobrd W1”. '_ . .. Property owners! utilise Seatint' wmadcdamlngbmnoru? I my elm moon W" i lie or a‘raid made by Chinese pi- The Bhlugtai. a. Chlnese-owued vcs~ - IAccordingI to the Nippon, Maru‘ a ct- One or the quickest donatructionn onI iicera, the entire coast Iot CM“ is m. Kill villi iiiii 5mm the Shatter emailed mm:- Int TriadJIwa BBPIBIBII BBBIII llaviag Beau tell Over From LaaiTorm m The May term or the Criminal Su- perior Court, with Judge Edwin E. (linger on the bench will come in next Tuesday. There are 35 cases to come up at this term and included among the number are tour murded when. two having been left over from the last term of the court. Michael Farduiky. who is chai-geu with having killed ‘Juilun Caieai. in this city on April 21, last, and L0- renao lRenno, who shot and killed his brother. George Renno, on April”. “last, will go beibre the Grand Jury. Partially shot Mrs. Cooosi but he is only charged with murduring Julius. Augustinofupeie of Wilton. whom the Grind Jury at the session found guilty of murder in the aeoond‘degree. Band Solomon David oi" Danbury ag- ainet whom the Grand Jury brought in a true bili'oi murder in the that degree will race trial at this term at the couItI't Galen A Carter 0! Stew lord. who was appointed States At- a I record "I” IM 01! the gauge tor "I. tested with niratea.‘ The government, II Bell Brothers in Stamford. M" 35”.! lbelug without ‘tunds to operate a coast the Superior Court, to act until June ~ tie, for the Harris Construction Coin- patrol. in powerless. . ‘I pan» tool: the contract on April 8rd. .; He employed gangs nightly and daily. be” attacked. »« On May let the building was hatched ' I“ I“ “IN" “9°“ 3°” V“ '3‘} wuoomlte count-u om om ow: Michael Fardesky, murder; Lorenzo . FOLEY‘B HONEY IND TM 6090- iRenno. murder: Samuel Denkin, bur-I Eur—W POUNDI lT HELPS. ._..L.Ia.— . 0mm" 9"“ ‘“ SWIM “I“; Achil'd that infarct-lair and restless. ghurzlary, . ‘wae burned down a short time ago. ”with an inflamed' throat and unnamed Frank Glarvey, assault. Geerle livin- ‘ In” company naked ”I“ “I.“ through to cough, needs special care and at- an, intent to kill. James Dowaliby. Relation to: WWII! can!!! mm that than; John Sherwin, theft: Oacll' 0i~ i, I hfishfinymxnmrgIfinR: way. Give hiby’e Honey and Tar aen. theit; Jonenh Delia iorgery, 11 I ‘1 the Statute!!! Real iCemnou’nd tor the“ chem: wear- counts; Anastush Arnenis tor-germs ~I 1“" ““3 "m “ - - II“ cough—it nun. wonderfully. Mrs. I.courta Shine. Rayneadnville. 1w, eaya—“l get fine reunite mnley'n Honey glemont. an'd'rbr and it ioagmt medicine! rot-whooping cough" I ' N celeb! Ill druggkfl." NEW LAW ON PLACING OUT OBI-io- Wm MEN. .u—q. A new law morning children who Nagy. thett are placed out from Donuty Roman. which provide: diet no girl no niced thief; John News: chicken filial: inaledgingheminlllél Hedda. talent to kill; Della. weer-bonnet Du placed ct mas-ll .‘II I q unortnwnI to! Home -W Dion-an, in Gingham. Seerauck- . er. enemy and Peron)". otiineo. cheokcand plains-lore. ‘- “Immune witnroiilnecoil'au -aadctmwithriiecommI snorted necklaiaaadttott ‘ "N «onto one I 180, will conduct the cases for the state 'l'IIhuIIfar only native vessels have Shawna W ’ . of thin any. we probated teddy. The dilate in estimated to be worth halra I. Dresses .I torney by 'Judge Joseph Pf'i‘ottle 0! Ltd: of Canes. Following are the cases scheduled to come hetero the Court Bridgeport. glory; Fred Clinton, burglary: Henry .Thompson, burglary; Robert Suckigy, Daniel Kovm, burglary; ultimo... William Stone, embez- Pbiriiald. Fred ween. manslaugh- star: Stanley Yanuuee. chicken illicit; IJeha Jump chicken thief. nation, William Coombs. highway Widen,- mileWMthctt w. Norwnlk. John Dali. melt; ,Antonia «w-Wd‘ichaei Battali- bomb tilt“; M WM i en, the". David mourn tibia. late a merchant Wm left to ‘11 employee 0! the D I. Read Comnany. a depart- meat store owed by the deceased. 20 yearn. Those of live yam- tee rtee receive 850 each. those or in [your till! each and those at 20 We"; All!“ Wilmot. chicken mom. in. v.4“... will .i‘ ' whoeetermotacrvtcerange comm ; nitric Iltlhd each. Berniei‘itau’reI to NW Hoanital. 303's“ , Establishéd I85} ~ Silk Gidves fer Warmer Weather Distinctive Styles of Fame: and Rayner Make. ‘ rewrites; Black or White two-clasp, with heavy stitching on backs, white on black and black on white, :1 very stylish, dressy Glove for summer wear. $1.003pair. « . . Black or White Meeh GloveS, two-clasp, a fine open— work mesh with stitched backs, the palms and inside of I fingers of fine lisle thread. " $1.00 a pair. Sixteen button Silk Gloves in black, white, tun, gray and navy blue, with self-colored stitching} $1.50 a pair. Sixteen-button Silk Gloves with embroidered wIIrists, white onhlack and black on white; also in self-col— ors. $1.50 a pair. KAYSER,’ Two-clasp Silk Gloves In white black, gray and pon— gee color, three difl‘erent qualities, so, 75 and $1.00 a pair. “Twelvebucon 3m; Gloves, perigee, a very satisfactory style. $1.00 a pair. Sixteen-button Silk Glove, very nice (IIlunlitv, . with Paris-point stitching $1.25 and $1. 50. Children’s Long Silk Gloves. Plain white for dancing school. Knickerbockers for comfortable underdrese. Knickerbockers are brought in a variety of epic; and materials, aé' many women have adopted them ill bill-'2 of petticoats. Plain Lisle, 50 cts. Extra size, 59 etc. Silk ribbon— finished at the knee $1.00 and Sr. 50 , . Extra size, $1. 25 and $1. 75. Link killed with late at the knee, 50 cts. Silk. Venetian quality, in white. black and pink, plain or fancy trimmed, from $2. 25 to $3. 50 Italian quality, from $3.00 to $7 50 . Petticoat "Kiddie“? full and easy yet taking up no extra room and ideal for we at with narrow skirts, Venetian $3. 00.I . Italian. $4.00. IChiIdrm knickerbockcrs. Iplain and in oil sizes,‘2“§c white, black, gray and 75: and $1.00. Friiicd with lace 5 to 12 years, 25:: 13 to 16 years. 30c Main Floor. “K" it is “Nemo” Week attheCdmetSecfien ‘ There Is an exhibit of new models of- Ncmo Comets this week, and visitors will find on examination that the Nemo' to one respect at least differs from all others. It it} ' modt'lc'rl on the perfect natural figure and gives a .eotmdctc hygienic support This is especially appreciated by Women with full figures, but there are models forali figures One may have the Correct style effect and Wear a corset that is comforanlc and contributes to her physical chI— being. . Come and gee, this week. any day. . m It- the millilih'unt he: ad 00.. ”out ch; ham city; till one and: ‘ , nu.— ..—
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