‘ " ‘ ” ‘ * . all our
A look oar our lino or FurniturowCurpcln. MI tilnza (and lnlfllmnnd ”w
lines) will bopimc well spent as the on oortmentl “3 “19"" 3°, :‘lg :o'lrlv m;
prlccs novor '3. low on they uro this spring. W W“ a uuggou un “ ‘
apcction tbcr by buying the variety to oolect in m.
Ingrnin roots from 25c up.
HBrusuela inrpotn from 75c up.
“ Ollolotllu llll lilllolcumu from 25c up.
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a
sty on in ctri , ‘
lower than the : west.
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South Norwnlk
Stunts.
. tractions
EASTER KID GLOVES,
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EASTER u ous “‘ .
m , - . DARK AND LIGHT comes.
FANCY AND LAIN. ‘ _
’ EASTER WHITE wmsrs
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EASTER: 'ERY 'MADRAS AND museum-:3.
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EASTER. FL ans. zoos mo cmcxeus,
PICTURES AND FANCY ARTICLES.
1
‘ A BIG r-ARMANI. son.
64 TWashing on St. ,
ENéLlsn VlOL 'rs, 50c.
I RAID THIS" ‘ ~
, We lotion pos ibiepustom‘er and friend; you lose a chance to IT ,
become acquainted without: reliable com. which your neighbors ‘ :,
are burning with 3 much satisftction. Our coal looks good. burns
bangin‘elts bout.” you will like it. it you order some today we’ll '
‘ have tbcoonl the promptly.
we uré._muki s new customers every duy~nnd keeping them. T
hingtbn Shoot} I South Norwalk. Cam
“I? IIIislIIIItI ' . ‘ .
‘ manypolds and
I tntion “Doi‘ou Hear“ were Agnes Ev-
South Norwalk,
" and the sanctuary was one bower of
‘ celebrated, and at the 10:30 mass the
T solemn Easter service was given, with I
; thebea‘utiful Easter music that had
_ division took place yosterduy,‘and the,
. William Muller preacheda yorypow
erful sermon. it being the lost in the .
. I .TheNorwallt Congregational Church
, wassomwded Easter; morning. the
mg. the Service; The non: of _ the
‘ I church had been tastefully undbennti-
hilly maroon with palms. lilies and
“sunshine committee of thoxonng Poo
. South Northan Baptiot. ..
'l‘hu iiin‘pter contort exerciser oi. the
South Nbrtvulk baptist tdhurrh. lulu
night, illlod that edition with an up
prociutivo dongrogntion. Although the
dooornttonu were. not oinboruto, the or-
ruuxomont was quite pretty. it con-
sisted of white gorunlllmn, dnlclca, tlr
lips, llyoclntbu, roach; Easter and calla
lilies and Dillnlfl. These were urruns-
on about “the pulpit platform, both in
front and rum ottho chancel, and the
client was bountiful.
Tlleilwo renter rowu of court; in the
lultlltoriulu, wore runeerd for tho ISuu~
day upbeat, and it worth prutty sight
to sun so many children, uttlrcd in
varied colored gowns and suits in one
group. The excl-cinch openod with on
organ voluntary by Miss llenrlcttn
Willg,Iund thou Suporlntendont la. R.
Bennett announced the different num-
bers on the program in the following
order:
Oponing song-Christ Aroue,
School.
.. ,I T( .ontiulled filth“ Bum, ._
Prnycr.
Superintendent E. ii. Bennett. '
Responsive reading,
School and Supcriutelulcllt.
Opening address,
‘Horold Burr.
Sung—~Enstcr Carola,
infant Cluns.
SOIIg-Oll, Swing the. (lotus Wide Open
School. .
Acrostic—Wake Little Ferns.
Six (liriu.
Rocitntlon~Tho Rosurruction Morn.
mg. ,
Ethel Robins.
Rocltotlon»—Eostcr Flowers,
Helon St. John.
Recitationwlust u- Littleliivery l‘lny.
Arthur Robins.
Ol‘l’.
School.
-‘ Songwlllot
Address,
E. ii. Bennett.
Solo—The Easter Song,
G. H. Hirut.
Rocltal.lon-——Thc Master‘s Lilies.
Recitation—When Shilling bnlflil,‘
Reuben Robins.
Recitation-wimp Junior Story,
Agnes Evans.
Song—«Awake,
School.
Recitation-The Cross Benroru,
Five Children.
Recitatiion~~0n Easter Day,
Annie Bhipmnn.
Recitation—I Wonder Why.
. Marguerite Doty.
Solo—410. Liveth. I
Alice Burr.
Rerltlltionwllo You Hear.
Four Girls.
Recitation—~Easter Lilies.
Emma Becker. ,
lloriintion—«On‘d‘hut Drcnr Night.
‘ .lOSQplllllt" Stolnwnld.
in the, Budding Branches.
intermediate Ginsu.
nlsu to the Victor.
School,
Miss Mary Rolling accompanied on
the piano for the. delectlon sung by the
infant. ciusu. 'Tllt? All): girls who were
in the nnrostl‘c were, Lizzie Shipmnu.
Song»—
Song—Pr
Hopkins, Lillian Evans and Hazel Pol.
mor. ‘ The cross laborers Tworo‘Goorglu
Howard. l’lorenco Rutter, Ethel Pul-
mer_ Lillie Smith'nndr Reuben Robins.
The four girls who delivered the reel
ands, Josephine Steinwnld, Annie Ship
man and Hazel Burr.
Trinity EpTlICOpal.
Trinity Ipiscopnl Church never
presented it more beautiful appearance
than ll. did yesterday. The dccora»
tions were on an elaborate scale. The
.uuotllary was one complete bower of
palms and potted plants. while around
the choir rnii Easter lilies and flowers
ubountiotl. Cut. tiowuru of every do
scription were. placed on the altar.
while ill every window were, potted
plants, flowers and palms, besides the
pulpit. being encircled in Easter ‘ro
mindorn. The elaborate musical pro
grunt which was published in Some
day's issue wus carried out to the let
tor. The church Wits well filled with
people. - . -
‘ At 6:30 o‘clock yesterday morning
the full choral celebration of the Holy
Communion and music by the boy
choir was given. Rev. Mr. Bnrhydt. of
Westport, assisted the rector.
St. Joaeph’s Church.
St. Joseph's Church was In place oi
beauty yesterday. The main altar was
completely filled with, Easter lilies;
palms and potted plants. At the 8
o'clock. muss Holy Communion was
been prepared iorthe occasion. Many
of tilosb who have been attending St-
Mary’s Church, but who will now go, to
St. Joseph's were at the service. The:
line will be between Cedar street and
‘ Connecticut avenue. A colloctibn was ,
' token at the. morning service for the
seminarians of the diocese, many of
zone, in. . route. itnly. Belgium, Ger
malty and Poland. : Last night: Rev.
Lenten course, on “lv‘oothold , of
Faith.‘,' ills address wanmrlmipally
confined to the foundations of Chris- '
tiun fdlth: 1 Tho edifice was‘crowded
filth people. The next lecture course
willbe on ounday evenings in May.
NOMlk Congregational.
member; and many outsiders utténd- .
Gillanlidwerc and on the pill Tab‘ove the
orig The‘citeot was decidedly. unique
den. Thu floral decorations were ult-
uoth Sharer. floorglo IioWnrd. Lillian '
whom are in colleges throughout 311- ~
iii-gun prettypotted plants were pluck : I
and remindcdi‘onir of In botanical gab .
on inihnnd .nndi‘ln‘lliianuy carried out ~
by Miss Ethol‘Wlicox, chairman ctr-the ,'
i.
i
drowns. mu severe! realism!
of- thc church, who kindly volunteered
pastor massed. MM?! fifty“ .
Fortydb
' “humming
cantor. Imuscp st. and:
u r T
could-not 4‘
~~ m; ‘f‘
'" ‘ mob: procured or a plow
day‘ohould in o. Thu 9
pattern, lllugt ell. by bountiful prota-
pilots} wn "tom, The music by the
choir, nu atoll by: Prof. A. ll. (illmnn
In; the organ, Mina Sully n, lions pl
the piano ,Iln‘d Arthur St. John Hill on
slitting with tho hornet in tho hylnllu.
wnu oxoollnntly pwnulllod. The even.
lng service was a special llinuter muo-
lcnl norvico. Shoildy'u immortal contu-
tll. "Booth and idle" being uunu. by tho
choir, unulutod by Minn llcltu and Mr.
Hill, no in the morning. tllfl attend
unco ill. this service was very Inrgo.
and the ihuuic who inspiring and up
lifting. Rev. Mr. Egbert [)l‘ol'ncotl lilo
various portions of“ the cantntn With
appropriate [would anticipation tllr
unoccodlllg music, .onnllllnu tho nudi
once to better umlorotllud lllf' urnndmlr
of tho production. The ullude will be
repeated next Sunday.
Grace Church.
'l‘ilo bountiful und lmprosuive muster
day oololfrntlonu nt Gl‘ltltil church, you»
tordoy. wore lilrgoly attended the
church lining fillcll ut the three uer~
vices. 'l‘llo floral decorations wore
beautiful and artistic, lllqu‘Stlt: Dilllllr‘.
riding with lovoly Ellutor lilleu ill
bounty. ’l‘he tiornl decorations had
been purchased and tastefully lll‘l‘illlgI
«Id about the altar by members of the
church in memory of the. (load. Spo-
rial music by tho vested choir, appro-
pl‘lnto atltlreauun by the. rector and
the, beautifulund frugrunt dowel-a udd-
utl greatly to the joyounlleuu of the
day. The music at. nil lhroo service»:
won beautifully rendered. iiircetor ll.
K, l’oolcy and Miss Moi Adamo. or-
ganist. aimed to make the occasion one
long to be romemberod musically illlil
its the comments of critics are to be
ruined. they uuccoedoll admirably.
‘l‘ho prollldeu nnd poatludoo. with their
grand malnutic swing were faultleuuly
played by Miss Adams. The. children's
bfll'VlCC. or 3:30. was attended by a
large number of the younger people.
Rev. Mr. Bellows mode It HllOl‘l. address
on “The Strife in O'cr,“ unlpllnalzlnr.
tho meaning of the our. Following
thin. ut 4:15, the oronsollg service was:
held, at which Haydu‘s grand "linile
luiah" chorus was sung by um choir.
assisted by Mrs. Leonard '1‘. Whitney.
John W. Wohle, Albert Moshor and
Mt“. Sherwood. Tho powerful produc-
tion was sung in excellent time and
with remarkable volume. 'i‘no beauti-
I’ui solo, ”A‘ Man is Dead; He Will
Arise Again." was the offertory. by Mr.
Wolllo. in this he put to play the
remarkablypathetic qunlitlo's of hit!
excellent voice iwith good effect. 'i‘llc
aervioc closed with the' recessionnl
“Jesus Christ is Risen Today."
8t. Faul'n Church. ‘
St. Patll’a Church was very beautiful
with Hunter flowers, yesterday morn
big; The Rev. C. M. Selleck oilicinlcd
and was asslnied by thp Rev, C, N, A.
Poolcy. Rev. Mr. Snllcck proncllod in
thc'morning. ‘Mr. Selle-ck was assist-
ed at the evening service, at the, (Shit
pol of Our Holy Saviour. lll‘BN’kt’lG."
street, by the Rev. Alexander hand»
You and Roy. Mi‘..l?ooioy. The lletluii
rul t'hnrnoter of the music nnd llli line
rendition was much commented on.
David Polinrd presided In, the organ.
There was no sormon.‘
Norwalk Methodist.
Both the morning and evening Acr-
viceo at the I INorwnlk Methodist
Church were very bountiful. The odl~
lice. was prettilyund tostiiy decorated
with Easter floweril. The pastor, Rev.
H. I}. Manson officiated at both tho
morning and evening services. The
subjectof his morning sermon iron
“The Power of the Rennrrection" and
for the orbiting sermon "Pence of
Christ." The regular choir was on
tory of" the
‘1
stated by Miss Agnes Litiicjohn. vio»
linist, and her pupil Miss Olive (troy.
Alisa Littlejobu rendered the offcrtory
solos of both morning and evening in
n moat; creditable planner.
ditlon of the res
The l't‘llv
l or the lulls'lruinon
vu- ,,
"The mothers of‘crou‘py ,
. children will be delighted
to know that this dread dis-
ease can be prevented and
all danger and anxiety
avoided. This fact, has
- been abundantly provenin
many thousands of cases
and may be relied upon
With the utmost- confidence.
. iris emirnewssarrlngire.
colonel-laws
CWéh Remedy,
Ias spoons“ the child be.
comes: hoarse.,or ewn after
the ‘crou co b has ap-
. pearéd 2132,3111 games of
the disease will-quickly dis-
Ta’ pear. .' Thntremedy' is
T so goertaln cure for cronp.
‘ It has béenin'genernlus‘c
for many . year-3T and has
mer Am, rum to fail
It is the sole reliance with
{tinny thonSands of mother;
and never disappoints them.
It Iconiaing‘mo opium or
, other harmful . substance .
and may be ”"an as confi—
, dently to n aby as to an
adult. It ishoulcl be kept ‘
at hand réady for instant.
use as soon is the. first in;- -‘
did about cronp appear,
o more the. .,cliiid .m y.
it before medicine ,
‘ , Sitting sinumoned.
. gloroughly yet
.w—l—
4r
. arrival here today of the Dominion
’ pooli a saloon T‘lprlscénlzer, named? Carl
. rested. He is wanted in New York on
_ M, i, it ,I~.I}‘ ' ‘ ‘, I . ’ l , _
“ml by the choir was uleo tho a Ill. 1 MWMWWWWMWWWW " ' ”WW m’ '
0* “Arch AAIAIfAlIlruemholt ‘., ’ f T «,B'lddfiqft Adm patients. l Bridgeport, Adomisemnlri
8t. Mary'amhureh. , ‘
8t. Mary't. {
'i‘ilu norvloou at St. Mary’s (llulruhu
l
yonlorduy, were very ilouutii'ully fill“
rlod out. ,
the rouditioll of tho upoeinl illnuter‘
program by Imuiu Wemo,:vlollllillt, of.
New York. The now rector, lI‘utllt-Ir d. i
ii. ()‘liouncll was present and outlined l
lllil policy. ii‘ntllcr O‘ll’onllol l nukcd'
for tho (Io-operation of his pnrinhionore .
and sold he With very much plonuod to;
return to Norwnik. He spoke. Ilt length i
on the lines along which ho WOIllll di-l
his policy. l‘uthor O‘Donnell culled;
commence thin ‘weoh n house, to houno 1
viultutlon of hip pnriuhionbrs.
Grace Baptist. ,
The program at, the tirucn iiuptlnt
Church. lust night, eommoncrd Wltlll
on. organ uolticlllln by Prof. iI‘ronr'ln'I
Anderson: urriplllre reading. Itcv. l).§
t‘.. 'l‘homnu; prnyor. llcnoon 'i‘owuor,§
or rilnlnl‘orll; ‘ singing, The Lord ini
illuvu, choir; uddl'eus, Doncou‘tlvorgc:
W. Johnson; roullnllon, Edward
Smith; tending, Louis lv‘isllcr; solo,
Mini»; 0. linrriu; reading, it. ll; Wll~
llnms; remarks. Deacon John Grant;
recitation. Mru. .loucph White; clog-
lng. the Lorri is (lone on High, choir:
rolllllng. Minn l-lnlnlet; reading, M. 'l‘.
Huxley; nddrcun, The. Risen Saviour.
N. M. .lucknon; vocul solo. 0111' For-
thor Land, Mrs. John (lrnllt; reading,
Miss M. Maddox; reading, L. ivos;
singing. The Angel Rolled the ital-ll
The choir Will-i assisted llle
Johnson: vornl solo, 1 Will Stand by
You Until the Morning. Mills Thomas:
address, Facts on the Risen Christ, S.
A. llllgloy: reading, Minn flee: vocal
solo, When the Trumpet of the Lord
Shall Sound, 'l‘llen Time Will be no
More, (i. ll. Lloyd: remarks: by the.
pastor. The choir was composed of
Minn 'i‘homna. Mrs. (irnnt nod IMl-n‘. .l.
l); Whitehead, soprnnos: Minn Hurrln.
:Illo; .l. is). Hopkins and W. H. li‘lsller,
tenors: C. 1‘). Lloyd nod George l'oi.
lard, lmSl-lOS. ’l‘lle decorations wet-o
handsome. consisting of cut flowers.
lluuter lilies, etc. They were arranged
under tho direction of Miss Minkinu.
Mills Gordon and others. The. program
wall in chnrxe of Rev. D. C. Thomas
and Superintendent Lloyd. The. latter
mode an address, thanking all who par.
ticipnfed, and urging them to continue
in the mod work.
Hungarian Congregational.
All interesting program in Hungar-
ian was given at the Hungarian CouA
grogntionnl Church, last evening. ill
idly avenue. The Hungarian Bible
reading class, of Bridgeport, was pro-
sent and assisted in the exercises.
TWIZ. 101v.
Sturgos Burr Lockwood is not im-
proving.
selling a cow, recently.
Miss Etta Peterson, of Georgetown.
spout Sunduy at Ellen Bennett's.
Miss; lClln lillnm‘son, of Norwnlk. vie.
lied her sister, Mm, Ambler, over Slur
tiny.
MlSS Mubel Sargon has closed the
school at. SorfiLf‘I‘i’t’illon for tho Eastor
vacntiou.
Mr. Birdsnll's intorosiv necessitates
the removal of his family to Stamford
about hiny lst.
_'l‘ilu.llllssou Willing. teachors in New
York. are spending their vacation with
their mother. ‘
Miss Mary Allen. of Brooklyn. has:
lweu the guest of. her aunt, Miss .los~I
Pplllllt’ llllrlbult.
’l‘ho lulllles‘ Aid Society will hold n
sociable nt Mrs. John Stommol's.
Thursday evening.
i. ll. Wnrn‘clle has n fine new pair
of. moles, which he bought ill New
York last week. ‘
Minn Mary Miller has returned home
utter several weekn‘ visit in Brooklyn.
She is slightly lndlsposod.
Thomas O‘Brien, formerly assistant
to T, F. t’lilbnrt, has secured nposition
in (I. 1.. Giovur‘s grocery. Nor-walk.
' Commander null Mrs. Bnrroll. of
Norwalk, and Mrs. Julio Sol'ague of
Brooklyn. were in town on Wednesday,
Mrs. Mary White spent Sunday in
New York with her daughter Miss Ko-
thoriue White, who is studying drn~
motto art.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Godfrey and Mr.
and Mrs. C. S. Gregory. were the
guests on Friday of Mr. and Mrs. El-
mer Jackson.
The burn- on the premium of Mnrvio
Sutton, of Cannon, was blown over-null
several trees uprooted in South Wil-
ton during last week’s severe gale.
lilies Florence DcWitt. of North Wil-
ton. will take part in the. musical con-
tain “Egypto.” lobe given in lloyt’u
THE DuM. READ (:0.
Established l 357.
Although Fair Week closed Saturday evening. num-
erous attractions hold good for the coming 'week. '
All the little songsters" in cages are for solo; price. for
bird and cage $3.50.
SILK PETTICOA TS. ,
A little while ago we had a Skirt sale and closed out
Away" choir; reading, Mrs. George. W.~'
George Ogden reduced lllll stock by .
T, an enormous quantity. Now
. Skirts, bought with an eye t
l pretty handsome they are.
i
usually seen.
i
l
able, and are a goodly array.
is unsurpassed
The Derby Four-in~hand
leaders.
by far the most desirabl
on our counter.
Price
Full Dress Shirts.
Laundered Shirts,
makes.
r
Judge Bonj. Copenhavcn. of Roscoe}
Md, writes the following verdict: "l .I
was all bloated and my food did not Ill-T:
goat. At. times i could hardly got‘my ;
breath. ' I could not sleep of nights. 1
went to my drllggict for some medi-
cine and be. rcoomended l‘lnmon‘s Liver
Pills and Tonic Pellets. which i found
to be as he told me: They cured mo
of that full fooling, and i run truthfully
say i feel better since taking them
than i have for years. R. H. PlaisflId.
RIFLES AT IBENDER ABBAS.
BOMBAY. March 31.-~it is assortcd
here that the ’Rllflfillln subsidized stew
mor Kornilofi on her last. visit to the
Persian gulf landed 60,000 rifles at
Bender Abbas. n seaport of Persia on
the Persian gulf, at the most northerly
point of the straits of Ormuz. accord-
ing to the lust available shipping rec,
onto the steamer Kornilofi sailed from
Odessa January 31 for chdn and sub-
sequently sailed from Aden February
1": seemingly for the Persian gulf.
W. J. Presueil. of Mlchfield. N. 0..
writes: "My danghier hntl rheuntn»
tlnm. and for several nights sue could
not sleep; After the one of Ramon's
Nerve & Bone Oil one was entirely
Theatre, South Nor-walk. April 4th and T
Ell. , , . I:
Station Agent Roland Gilbert has;
moved his family to Ridgeflold. He. is;
attending to his daily duties at Carr?
nous, pending the appointment of ano-E
iher agent. ‘ I I
Miss Helen Sturges, of Cannon. was:
the guest Tuesday and Wednesday of,-
Miss Edwina Knapp, of South N012:
walk. attending a class reception:
Tuesday evening in Franklin srllooi. ‘ 3
The Holy Week services at St. Mao?
them; were: - Monday, Tuesday and;
Wednesdaynnd Maundy Thursday all
3 p. In: Good Friday at ii a. m. and;
7:45 p. or: Roster Eve service at ill
a. m. ,
if people who-are subject to the an-
noying ills arising from a torpid liver
would take a fortnight's course of Ra-
mon‘s Liver'Fills and Tonic Pellets
theywouldnot have to be almost con-
stantly dosing with strong pnrgotives.
Ramon’a Treatment does I the work
tly. 25 cunts. It‘ll.
, , , c
loisted.‘
MERION’S PASSENGER AR __ ESTED.
QUEENSTOWN. March 3i-‘,—-On, the
Line Steamer..shicrlon ' (which suitor!
from Boston n .Ha'rt-h 22, for Liver-
‘Robosten. alais‘Edwhrd Meyer, was ar-
the charge of Tth
before whomT
permitted the.“
The mhzlstrate
flannel- who brought ‘
c evllei'or‘e. the Row
street police can .‘Iln Iflndbh. Rollo
stop was an emplo 9.9 oi Graft Bros"
twhose'plac‘e of bull all is on Broadway
New York." * ' . “ ‘
Ramon’s iron Tonic leads the world.
in blood medicines; Being rich in iron
it imparts vitality to the whole system
and senor. rich, renewed blood “coal-u-
‘ If .
' it‘ll,-
“i‘né 41km?! elm T rge bottles
‘ four hours.
cured." This wonderful Linimeut pen-
etrates to the nervc’nnd bone, (effecting
miraculous cures where‘othcrs foil. ll.
H. Plaisted. . ' "
WEATHER PREDICTION.
NElV.\'OllK, March 31~Tho local
Weather bureau received the following
from Washington: "Observer. New
York. Southwest storm warnings are
ordered displayed along the coast
from Norfolk northward. Storm cen-
ter over Southern Lake Huron will
more northeast: high southerly to
westerly winds to squalls from lint-
teras north during the next twenty-
(Signed)
GARRIOT.
COULD NOT BREATHE
Coughs, colds, croup, imp. bronchi-
its. other throat and lung troubles, are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. One, Minute Cough Cure is not
a. more expect‘orant, which gives only
temporary relief. it softens and il-
qniiles themucous.’ draws outline in
nomination and rcm‘ovca’thc consent
the disease. Absolutely safe. Acts at
once. "One Minute Conflll. Cure will
do all thnt is claimed fault," nun tins.
lice of the Pound]. Q. Hood Tarouby.
Miss.“ "lily wife conlnIII‘nbtjsfixoté her
breath andII-'whn'I-‘I-elievod by this first
dose; it has beech benefit to allow
family." ‘ ‘ : “ ”
IPOLl‘i’lCALr-UEHEAVAL lN ,HAYTl.
;‘ KiNGSTO .I'Jomaicm. March 31»-
llnrge I numbers of ‘Hnytaln mfugoéh
are arriving heroin consequence of
the political upheaval in Hoyt]. Thor
say the situation is serious and that
trouble is likely to occur noon.
One dollar will give the, suifbrer from
impure. blood a new lease on life it in-
rescue in Rumon‘s‘imn Tonic. Try it:
then you'll ulngfita praise. ii. if. Pinto
ted. . . .II.. .T I . . ..
we have Some new Silk
o the demands for Easter, and
We can give you an exclus-
ivencss of style and effects in trimming unlike what is
i We have tried to provide you with the best material
,I and workmanship at low prices, and you will be surprised
as well as pleased at the result of our efforts. .
These Skirts are of Taffeta. plain, striped or change-
Prices range from $5.00 to $16.50.
GENTLEMEN
You have learned to expect frequent attractive offer-
ings in Haberdashery from us, and now we give you an-
other opportunity; for our collection of Easter Necktiesx
and the Batwing are the
We alsa offer an extensive line of Scarfs and .String‘
Ties, in every‘shade, light or dark,
Star Shirts. A fine line of Neglige Shirtsfin very neat .
patterns, black and white, and blue and white stripes.
25 and 50 cts.
e Neglige Shirt ever placed
S -75
$1.00 and $1.50
50 cts., 75 cts. and $1.00.
All Styles of Collars and Cuffs. pure linen and best
THE D. M. READ COMPANY,
Bridgeport, Conn.
MT
MANY DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.
JEDDA. Arabia, March 3ll.——During
the pust- week there WN‘t‘ 92 deaths
from cholera. ’ ‘
FOR THE COMPLEXION
The complexion always suffers from
biliousnons or constipation. Unless
the bowels are kept open the impuri-
ties from the body appear in the form
of unsightly eruptions.“ Dertt’s lili-
lle Early thers‘Ikeop’ the. iivcrjnnd
bowls ill henlthy condition and re-
IUOVP the, cause. of such troubles. C. 13}.
Hooper. Albany, GIL. says: "I took
IleWitt’s Little, Early Risers for bil-
icusncns. They were just what I need-
ed. l’um fecllng’bettcr‘now than in ,
years." Never gripe or disiresu. Safe
thorough and gentle. Thc,'very bent
pills. ‘ "
my»... . .
FRANCE ELECTIous‘ APRIL 27.
PARIS; Murcbl3l—At‘a council of
the ministers this morning‘PI‘Iesldent
Lollbet signed a decree firing the gen-
eral election for April ‘27th. , .
\ Samrrmlvo NEW ~l ‘
VANIL‘
A DELlCiOUS FLAVOR-m0
no no mm. bill
“tolls In" thrust!-
and Hover In, Bolling
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AT ALL optically
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ECONOMICAL.
Vanilla“ Cliyérhl Co.
1.31 Bcbkma'l snot
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For Sale in South Narwulk. by I
D- 3- Diiéfimflr .' ,, 349“???“ Will”-
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' T , Thiew York.
Norwalk Chronicler