rind in your hiiltc, razor or shears. and have It put lu order
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Oran avian EVENING.
loin NAIN duo ANN srs.
SOU‘I‘IIINORWALK
It It put. and Mild to order villlbe house-cleaning
. n‘uw charms.
Wti can furnish them in Ingrafin. Tapestry Brussels. V clvct‘s.
riinnelt. Moquctten', A'xminstcr.
4 JAPANESE MATTINGS
popular for Summer Hoot Covering. Our assortment is at-
ye; our prices are right.
LINOLEUMS AND OIL CLOTHS.
For kitchens, bath rooms and balls they the the coricct cover“
and our patterns will suit you.
MATS. RUGS AND ART SQUARES.
dot fig finisher. up a room more than one oi these pretty and
it armies to your floor covering. Oui variety of them will
4 .-. 9..»
- grus'nnd reasonable prices.
E48,“ 25c. to. 75¢. .
SHADES 'ro ORDER A SPECIALTY.
is4 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwnlk;
rself? John' It always attired In the height of
iiIIIIi he pays $3500 to $40.00 for his suits.
‘ Will~ mm
on: tritium It In: Barbi w» u
be Safer Witiiout Them.
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CHICAGO. ApsIl thw'l‘ho 'l‘ rlbuno
says. A war amnion may be [trounced
by Japan. Til tnn'ttdn lino blind coin
ducting an .4913 untlv Investigation
land the concliétoniliag tidbit vouched
that! tho rodcnto are a mention to man-
or. ‘
II Gonna ucntly says Dr magnolia. who
in it via tor In Chlong'. tho Mikado'is
government In to annual to civilization
to outcrmimite the mutants. It in de-
ularod that lots spread all sorts at
contn on. wliilo hundreds» of thumb
ands t dollars worth ot property are
destroyed by them each your.
The bubonic plague. says Dr. Nagu.
aha. would lose iiull' ltd terrors should
the rats or on world ceaao.to exist
Other distention ivouId claim tower vlc.
than and tho oIMh .would he a safer
for mankind 4 -
Dr; Naguaha. who is a bucteriologlst
of prominence In Japan. has been mak-
lng a. study or the plague in Hong
Kong. to Bombay, In Japan and In 0th
or Oriental countries. ”I, run awarn
that. I am not advancing a new idea. 4’
said Dr. Nagucha. "for buctc‘rlulogmtn
and members of the medical DI'OI'CBIIIOII
have long been aware of the evil which
iota work in the Way of propagating
contagious disease. but I did not real
ize the extent of this evil until I came
to make my recent Investigations in
connection with the bubonic plague In
the most. I visited Hong Kong. Born
any and other parts of the Orient. not.
to spank of Japan. and everywhere I
was confronted with the fact that into
far more than anything also were the
active causes of propagating and
spreading the plague.
“Time and again I found that the pa
death were the antIVe cause in spread.
lng the disease Into some now quarter
wllcro every precnutiou had been taken
to prevent the malady. Those piecau
tlonn would have been el‘loctlvo in all
probability but for the Infected rodentn
carrying the serum with them."
DIBASTROUS CONFLAGRATION.
Valuable Patterns and Tools De
strayed—Lon 3360.000.
BOSTON. April lh-Thc main build
lug oi’ the extensive blower works of
the II. II‘. Sturiovnnt Contpnny. In the
Jamaica Plain district. was burnvd
yesterday morning. cunning a loan oi
$360,000: fully insured. ’l‘lic concorn
manufactured various kinds of muchln
cry and cloctrlcni goods. till Well on
blowcrn. ll wno only ul‘tI-r scvcrnl
hourn' work by tho lurgo l‘orct- called
to the occur by (our alumni that tho
flro was gotten undcr control. All pat.
terns and plans worn dcstroyod. 'l‘bc
company had rcccntly added $75,000
worth of tools and machinery Illltl hull
a large amount of olrctricul work
ready for nhlpniont. it ulno had a
‘arge number of caglncn and bloworn
for the govcrmncnt for and on iltlllitl
hips: and cruisers in cmlroool con-
struction. all of which were destroyed.
Supm'intcudcut Cliniullcrlain ntntcd
that thc business would no, curried on
without much Interruption. and that :I
new not of buildings will probably bc
ei‘cclcd soon. Over 700 men arc
thrown out or employment tomporarliv.
CHICAGO CHURCH GETS “5.000.
CHICAGO April lfiw’l‘ho Ilydc
Park Baptist Church uill rum ivc n
tilt of $15. 000 from John I) Itocltetch
'ei‘. which will make pom-limo tbc croc.
lion 0! a now building. to coat $85,000
instead of 850.000. as originally was
planned. The announcement of tho
gift was made at tho Sundny survive
by Dr. A. W. (Ioodnpocd. nccretnry ')l'
the Board of 'l‘runteon oi’ the Univor
ally of Chicago. and C. A. Marsha, one
of the trustees of the church. The do.
nation was made at the rcqucst or Dr.
W. R. Harper, president of tho Unl-
varslty of Chicago. and Dr. ’I‘. W.
Goodspood. who wrote lcttors asking
for did In the work of church buildiuit.
It was made plain that the. gift. was
to be viewed in the light of a present
to the University of Chicago. and was
' not. to bo considered It precedent for
rifts to Individual churches. President
Harper in a member or the congrega—
tion. Most of the members of tho
Divinity Faculty and many mo born
of the university worship ntI the
church. '
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N0 CHANGE iN gogeuunoau CAB-
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E, .
COPENHAGEN. April lb—nl)csplto
the rumors of the resignation or the
Schooled ministry councqucnt upon its.
lilgnul defeat. at the recent elections.
thorn will be no change. In tho cabluct
for at lonnt six montbo. and possibly
{or w your. when olectionu for tho
Landsthlng will he held. '1‘th docln
too was roachod at a council 0! stain
at which the king requested the mloiu
try to remain in onion. Some of tlic
plumbers desired to retire but It was
ultimately arranged that tho cablnot
'ohould retain power. When a change
is made it is expected that n ministry
of the Left will be formed. thou intro-
ducing parliamentariam Into Denmark
{Or the first time ,
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WANT AMERICAN TROOPS To R84
MAIN IN CHINA. -
PIliKIN. April Ilia-din Hung Chang
had applied to' General Chance to leave
behind when he dopartri Captain 'I‘IIII
police the Chinesel city. Impresontinu
that the Chlorine earnestly desire their
retentit‘in touring that he district will
notibe wcll looked a ter which an ‘
trolled by other foreigners. An oil‘-
pedltlon combating or five thousand
amount and i’ll 000 French troopu Will
leave Pan 'l‘lng II‘u tomorrow to ditto
from the province several thousand
Giiiiiiii’ who rotu’u‘o tg Obey the cutter
‘ ntroet. says;
. "chop“l you were
con and a comment number or men to ,
the constant application curtainly Ilocn'
and weary tooling in the. Ioina 0p-
prepared me and robbod Inc or my wont
cd oucrgy.
tlioy had made Induced mo to get a
box Ill. Plaiutcd'u drug store. Thoy
gave me relief at once.
to recommend them.’4’
For sale by all doainrs. Price 50
coats a box. FosterIMllburn (30.. hul—
fulo. N. Y.. solongentn (OI the United
States.
Remember the unhiomlloan’smnnd
take no other.
—«A com: of spring.
The sweetest sonnet.
A loy’ A dream!
The Easter bonnet.
That to the little ryhmc on tho innldc
of the rover of (mo of the Easter nov-
olttcn. It is a little habbox. ai guy II:
tin flowoiud box which. who it opens.
(llBt‘lOSPR it real I ttic lovc 0 a banner
In mlninlurc The llttlh box In prob
ably not mole than two inches squat-c.
and tho little hat or bonnet in propor-
tion. tho genuine thing trimmod mod-
lnhiy with flowers, lace. and silk. The
little boxes are llaotlxor luncheon cou-
vcnira, Flor-dor- cardn, or any number
of thing.
THE BEST REMEDY FOR RHEUMA-
TIQM.
QUICK Rilllilblii‘ FROM PAIN
All who use Chamberlainn Pain
Balm for rheumatism are delighted
with tho quick roller from pain which
It anordn When «nodding of odd Mr.
D. N. Sinks. of Tm. Ohio. says:
“Sonia time ago I lind" cavern attack
of riicumatinm In my arm and nitoul
dor. I tricd mime-mun remedies but
got no rellct until I was recommended
by Manors. (loo. F. l’nrhoun d to.
drugglatn of this pint-o. to try (‘ham-
horluin'a Pain Balm. They recoup
mended it so highly that. I bought Ii
bottia. I was soon relieved of all pain.
I have nlncc rocomnionood thin but
mom to many of my friends, who agree
with me that It turbo has! rcmcdy for
inuucuiui rheumatism iu the market."
Fol Iinlc by George (7'? Stillson. South
Nor;wnlk Edwnid P. Wood. Norwalh.
“w“...— .m...
Onc Kimono Inw hiya tho personal
prmiorty of a. (loud Plan. when not
claimed by rclutivcu. «mull be sold at
auction. AnotiiI-r lbw prohibits tho
sole or honor. Rnoontly In gallon of
rye. whiskey , found among the
nilectc ot a dead man who had left no
known relatives. To: protititc wait
has token the with; By
"under nd
viseinonh Iii
. flaw...
(“NOVA Gail“ out: “I
Gambit iiilnpeli C. C. C: Neva sold In built.
Intuit ol the dealer who use: to all
“something lust at. good "
Crowded though the occult may be.
the iron four-master! sailing ship
Afghanistan managed to make a seven
months’ voyage from San Francisco
to Liverpool without being spoken by
another vosncl. Not. It word was beam
of her from her departure till she sail-
ed up tlic Mcrnny a tow days ago..—
Knnnnn City Star.
Skin troublcngcutn. burnn. scalds
and chafing quickly haul by the use of
DcWitt‘n Witch llnzcl Soho. It. is imi-
titted no sure vou get DcWItt'a.
George G Stillson.
Both Czar Nicholas and Emperor
William are just now worried over the
(longer of popular revolution. Strange.
isn't' it. that tho tin-called ntrong 30v-
crnments feel no Insecure. while the
liberal govcrmnunt of the United
States in no firm as u rock. ~Syrncuno
Herald”
.Iod coucouvr HAVE s'rooo IT
If he'd had Itching Plies. Thoy' re
terribly annoying: lint Bucklcn' s Arnl
ca Salvo will cure the Worst case of
piles on earth. It has cured thous-
ando. For Injuries. Pains or Bodily
Eruptions It's the beat naive in the
World Price 25¢ a box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by F. H Baxtor, Southa‘i‘
Norwnlk: John A. Riggs. Norwallt.
I "That mutt have 2“?“ a poor vorih
wl h " remarked tit
striindod trogedl‘nn: ' "I understand at
one town they even throw roclta at you
an; on appeared on tho stage. "
when" replied tho comedian. "in
their dotermtnatlonrto show their dllr
approval they left no turn unntono'd."
M 4 .
I. troubled by a. wait digettlon.
0t appotite. or codatipatio ., try a , w
donor; of Chainbe‘rlaiin’n canton d
Liver Tablets. only hart In wait
on. For mild by (loci-no dfittlluon.
walk
I “ch. I connltlor my;
I "Oh Honry. how ad
“My. employment a but» ‘
lunch. Colo it (In. ll may not have hood 4 4 .
tho. primary citadel of my trouble. but 7‘
not help It. for buckucliopnd that t‘I'Irod“
Reading and night about
Doan'a Kidney Pills and sonic curo‘n hill
I am pliant-d
South Norwnlii: Edward P. Wood. Nor-
nontoxic
(this and 1035 man... Thei-
of the Thirty- filth Rregimcnb
transport Rosamond. do it to
cloning“
to II new
til .
mom on board. ‘
The transport Logan will call for
unlia today with two companion of
"tho Blunt Infantry in
of tho Ninth City
drop (it blip. Tenth; print (I a but
tolton of tho Eleventh In am y This
animal transport Thyra in scheduled
(I. My today to Maui
pitch The Ohio in to salt at noon to
morl‘ow with troops.
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LIV£LY TIME WITH ELEPHANTB.
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Keeper siiydsvn Pro can unable Them
. Their Anna: Toe Parlng.
NEW YORK. April III-whome time
this week thorn Will be ii. very lively
time In the elephant house In Central
Park. William Snyder. the trooper of
.jthe two big elephants Jade and Tom.
which are confined there. Is mulling
preparation‘a to perform bin regular
epilng work not a uhlropodlnt on the
“V0 ole bantc, and he to looking for-
ward w to dread to the work or prun-
ing their big toe nails. which he in
leads to do this wcelr Both elephants
are now anxious to get out at the care
in which they are Imprlsoned, but they
cannot be allowad to walk In the yarn
until their toe nailn. which are now
five inches long, have been trimmed.
and the hard docile. which has form-
ed on the soles of thelr toot through
the wintdr had been pnrcd down. Keen
or Snydor explained that elephants
have live toes or hard horn like a horse
hoot. When wild an elephant wears
down Its own toe nails. but; not so in
captivity Tho hang nails are cupped
with Ii long pair of shears. then treat-
ed with a man made for the purpose.
Then with a (how knlle n couple of
inches in cut oft the sole or cacti foot.
i‘uo foot Id ”1911' coltenod with oil.
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EMIGRATION FROM PORTO Rico.
Governor Alien Say. It in Not Largo
Enough to Attract Attention.
NEW YORK. April Ill-«Governor
Allen. of Porto Rico. ls quoted In a
Washington special to the World on
Buying:
“’I‘Iic maturation of Porto Rlcnun
from the Inland has not been such as
to attract any special attention.
"I think tbonumbor leaving tho in-
land has boon loan than 3.000 all told.
and that in it very small our heritage
of the population.
"As tnItlioIoaulies of this emigration
I would any the men have found oppor-
luiiitlcn to Iiottorwtholr condition and
lo Innkc wagon elsewhere. A number
wont to I~lnwaii.,nm4i others hnvc gone
to South America. 'to work In conncc'
tlonl' with the construction of Ii rall-
tout
the fact that the outside world pro
pomp opportunities. and when tho
chance presents ltnclt It in but nattiral
that. they should avail themselves of it
It II; but readonnblo to suppose that
emigration from I’m to Rico would no
piopmtlriuate to that of any other
tountiy."
EDITOR OF CHURCH REVIEW.
Rev. Dr. Robert Ritchie. oi' Pbllqdeh ‘
phla. Selected.
NEW YORK. April Iii-The Rev. Dr.
Robert Ritchie. of St. James Church.
Phllndolphla has been selected by the
Duke 40!! Newcastle on editm of
Church Review, the American edition
of The Engliah Church Review. The
Duke of Nowoastie said here last night
that his idea was to have the two edi-
tlone exchange news.
A C. Kelway. editor of the Engllsn
edition. will remain here until May It.
The duke plans to leave here on. the i ‘
Minneapolis next Saturday. He rem
eratcd last night his Idean coming to
American had been to bring Into social
union. the high churchmen of the two
countries. lie expressed himself an be»
ing planned with the result. of his trip.
and said that he Would It .nooessmy.
mini n to New York neltt fall
NEW MINISTERS ORDAINED.
Bishop Fitzgerald nondiiotc Sarvleuj
At Methodist endurance. -
NEW YORK. April its-«Bishop
Janina N. b‘ltzlet‘ald. presiding ol‘hccr
of. the. New York East conference oi" f
the Motlimltnt Episcopal Church. InowI
holding continua in Bipoklynadollvered
the conference BGMMI‘ yesterday
morninsi,
does Made by Christ for Manklni. "
Tho toltowintr minintera were or
dnlncd in the attennoon: Warren Bow:
main. Frank IE. Bromanl’. Oscar
Johnson. Richard SMBOVOY“. William.
B Pruner. Frederloklil Sawyer and
William D. Saw-yon: At tlll‘imorflco
Mohair. ”It!“ .Ilihmgoud. 0
girl“ mittedd to” full member
on rercIIco on Saturday. were
dalned. Bishop Fitzgerald Eliminated
tho serviced ‘
yesterday mad
but chop, kept
which bud boon
poker Joint f
who were to d 9 audio 49 line.
Granllch Was admit on n‘d the
t;- refit on their own no o‘gniza
prep "II Nth HAVEN MIL.
umw harm. April
ninco
t Woodland
drunknnnotul l
‘Iiiilrty—tliroc olil- 'i i
with noverat
ad homo; and into tout 0‘: sun
Illa topic wan "mom-Sacrl- .
W'I
' blending to the body in Dr. King’ II Now
lli-:Jolul‘
4 gnnoltz of Morldon.4who has been 1111- '
. der- centurion at the New llav'on'ooi
hi or .Juil.
W I; do not stop with the home
in tiié. limiter 0f furnishing.
We ran do just as much for
the Office as Ifor tildllOuSemfurnisli it C(llll]llt‘l.‘t§ij.. if necessary.
with Desks, Filési', Tables. Cabinets. (hairs and everything the
modern Office needs. 4
Flat and Roll Top Dcsks in sizes 42 to ()6 inches range
from thr- plaincst of Oak to tile Ilt‘ilt‘Hl Mahogany :\ 00 inch
solid Mahogany Roll Top. super b-
ly finished ( worth say $l00.00i. $7.5 00l
finished (worth. say $l00.00 for
A BOY IN WHITE
The spotless Shirts, Collars. Cuffs and Ties that a boy‘s
confirmation calls for. were thought of lmu: ago by the llabcr~
daslicry man.
White Shirt Waists for lloys. llllltit‘ with or without col-
lars. 'I‘hc "Mother's Friend" make. 75c. each. \Viiitc Shirts for
iloys-w-sizcs I2. 12%. 13, ms III—«nicely laundered, at 50c. and
75c. each. Small white Lawn Bows are 56.. ltit‘. and 13c. each.
White Lawn String Ties, 15c. and 25c. the cloud. Wiiitc Siirali
Silk Windsor Tics. hemmed or ht‘lllSlilt’ilCtl. 25c. (-acli. Boy’s
collars. standing or high hand. turn down. sizes l2, 12%. 13.
I3”... 14.:ii I3c. cacli. two forizac. t‘uil's. 15c. and C‘St per
pair.
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FOR THE CIIIIDREN
Spring Garments and Headwear for the little ones must
not lic fl'irgoitrn in our daily storc story 'l‘lici'c arc Coats and
Rccfcrs, Box Coats and lxaglaiis running illllt ‘v. lciigtli llox
( out: with broad Silk Collars. and Military Roofers.
Prices $1.001Is$9.5o.
(‘lonc fitting Lawn. Mull and Larc Capt, fancy 1’0sz~ oi
Silk Motlsselinc and Point Il‘lisprit. l‘ink. bloc and white.
25C. to $4.50.
The D. M. DEAD Co.
4. .- Established 1851.- ..
’rhu Paito Ricnnn arc waiting up to i
Is a dau for appearing new.
-~ You will purchase a new suit.
anew hat. a new scarf. a new
:1 top coat, something uou will .
smells want and something you a
will smells purchase.
.4 Come in here before spending
’7 uotu moneu, we feel confident
4 We can fit uou out to roar sat-
f: lisfaclion.
Ii uou are lookina after the in-
terest of some little fellow who
'4 “Little Sampson” suit is
awaiting IlOIIl insoection.
98 Washington St. i
Jt'i ll
“mm...
All 'bou
Iy ou‘
Opening?“ Guutomermcuy Hall
gating" That/Is what you were call
on y“
Wu...
A REMEDV FOR THE GRIPPE.
Aremeny recommended tor variants
afflicted withtbo (hippo In KEMP‘B
BALSAM. which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don't wait. I
for the first uymptoinn of the discus»;
not a. bottle today and keep It for use
the momnnt it In needed. II no slentdd 4
the grippe hub n innuency to bring on‘
pnladmouln KEMPIS HAWAII! lprcu
vents thin by undoing this comm
and the lungs train from In». toil.
All dru‘gnlutn II‘ell mold!" 8 III“. AM at
350 had lion.
would thin all girls would learn our. ,
'Il‘y. to can: for their hands: and tooth.
4 and it on cash tint oi the thin 44
,itro‘nilung nun moat nus nrc Iinxib'liu
todir‘iplnyn they gotoldcr. I .
I‘ by.
You‘r.~ Din In unuddor ’uu.
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.m. not. coon.
Illttndnnds have (mind a4
CountfiolutA
cure (4‘00-
cbc.’ Dizziness.
4er ahd Akita and
troubles. purl»
gripe or weaken.‘
tor a affirm Nor-
Llro Pil .. In a
atlpatloiii: 'g GIN
Jubilant», Illa arid.
all Livia: andffltbru
I can ' II
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