momyour home. Never beinre has our variety been as
dos so Artistic as at the urusent time.
.. . in “mono: Corn binatlou CHINA 0w
- mili‘t ed osk CHIFF‘QNIERB. 50 newt“
menus. three nuns, in all ethos, i
_ lei tir‘fittm nuns in white and colors .
’ rertlnr'ramn's. errns' DE .
item. Top DEBKS"
El and note,
and designs
dingi'l‘WlN BEDS.
.I onetime our)
' RACKS. Sluic-
end lnx'rulns.
l
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..
all it! id ‘
anew llorol and Turkish
Wt“ ;. c» .
Wt variety of (to Carts is probably 4ar£di§ than the combined
thean Cities. As to prices we prefer thlrt you should be the
f useful articles may now be seen On our special 4 &. to tables
‘the “‘Perfbction" Blue Name is the only Oil Stove on the mar-
with a patent (rate over burner which prevents fluids from
mtg—After May lst our stores will close at 6: 90 p. III. except Morr-
actor-days.
North Plain and Ann Streets.
‘ scorn NORWALK.
it
l
_ O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
WALKING SKIRTS.
«.93 to ease.
o o o '
WHITE GOODS.
12l/2c to 75¢.
ooo”
WASH FABRICS
Ablee' Ann Misuse KID
' eLOves
“The Oriole.” at 79c.
White Grey and Tans.
. ' I O o
X t“West inf"? at $1.00.
,‘ Grey ‘and Casters, Black, Tea
end-*Browno. in Choice Designs.
‘ O O O O O O
FAOWG GLOVES. EASTER HOUSE FURNISHING.
25° and 50¢ Time for Home Decorations.
link, Ten and Grey. OOO
» . . . CARPETS.
, LAores'ercszAa tngraine '
' {teller Points, So to 25¢. Brunette \
w 4 O O O Vo‘lvet'o
Milli! Stocks. one, 25:: and 506 In‘ latest Designs." Popular prices.
’ ' .63 ‘ o o 3
_ a...“ writers. cHNA'I'vI’Ai-‘rmc‘s‘
its Pique, {100 to 32.49.12l/2c‘to35c.
o o o '
JABAN’MAfTINde ‘
20c tp .zOf.
on. cuoyns .Anp? utuotsoue.
Art? seoAns‘s Anb arses.
LACE consstns lino PORTJERS. '
instance 70 enosrrn erecrAL'rv .7
u, - . L.
I
:1'
South Norwsllt
a. 5‘ .orr’tl zips-I20- they.
‘oooaooo no
.0009...
or 91’ new: Inhntrmrfikv
:gL‘L 333mm: 5: - Ignr .
‘99.!“ enuresis. snag-‘3’ '
31",:er ‘s “'“ ..
*Iin‘ ppt‘foths too near.
like? elovotor friend, (A course in e' thorough butaego
orientations which had been relieved.
O...OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'OOOOO.OOOOQOQ‘QQQQQQQQQQQ
oofotoioooo
,s
To Miss m
M'sdo by 7' anti Inter.
i‘rntlitml' .. ”tortuontsrprinins 0m»
gist. is advertising today for fifty men
and women to take advantage of the
special half price offer he in ranking
on Dr Howard s celebratedrspoolno too
the cure of constipation and dyspepsia.
land set. A fifty cent package at half
price, 25 cents. . ‘I I . ‘ "
'80 positive is he.of the remarkable
~ ‘er of this specific to sure these”
.seases as well as slot! lwodeehesIandIo
liver troublest that he agrees to re-
fund the money to any customer whom
this medicine does not quickly relieve
and cure.
.WltirtDr. liowortds specific at hand
you'can eat what you want and have no
fear oftill consequence. it strength-
ens the stomach, gives perfect diges-
tion. regulates the bowels, creates an
itppeillc and makes life worth the liv-
nu .
This in an unusual opportunity to ob-
Iain tit) doses of the best medicine ever
made for half its regular price; with
the personal guarantee of a well known .
business man to refund the money if
ls does not give satisfaction.
at 10
JOHN 'GRAFF TAKES POISON.
. . l W. ‘ , ‘
Supposed to Have Been Driven to Act
by Deopondeney. .
John Graft died yesterday at the
horneof Thomas McGrath, in New Cn-
nnnn. from the effects of a dose of pois-
ou administered with suicidal intent.
Graft who was about fifty- four years
of age. had been employed for a few
cars in New Canaan as a. day labor
cl“; So far as known, he had no rein-
tlves in that town, and very little was
‘tuowu about trim. Writ-n.- no lived bo-
‘ore he arrived in New Canaan could
Iol be ascertained from his acqualn .
‘ancoe today. Lats-1y he virus employ-I
ed on Dr. White's piaco, Locust. ave
nun.
Wednesday afternoon he tried to buy
curls green at Monroe's drug store.
but. one .of the proprietors refused to
sell it to him. Then he attempted to
make the purchase at Dickerman' a,
Ind from there wont to Sillimau‘ s' gran
Ely. where. he obtained a quantity of
part greenquter he had said ire-intend-
cd to use it to color paint with which
to paint blinds. .
At 3- o'clock Wednesday evening Mr.
McGrath and his wit. found (half ill
and the course of it was surprised when
some of the poison was found. llr
C. H. Scovillc was summoned. and
worked most of the night in an effort
to save the man ‘3 life.
It is said that (trail was at times
dcspondont. and some of his fellow-
workmen trolleys-d that ho was not in
his right. mind.
~"i.ittle Golds." Thousands of livcs
sacrificed every year. Dr. Wood‘s Nor~
way l‘lnc Syrup cures little colds.-
curcs biz colds too. down to thr- vcry
vcrnc of consumption.
AMERICAN LEAGUE BALL
GROUND.
NEW roux. April {iv—The Ameri
can League ball ground on Washington
Heights became an established lusti-
ington Heights laced board voted three
to twoagatnst allowing streets to be‘
an through.
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP.
There's nothing like doing A thing
thoroughly. Of all the Solves you or-
war heard of Bucklen' 3 Amino Solve is
the best it sweeps away and cures
llurns. Sores Bruises Cuts Bolts ill
- ccrs Skin Eruptions and Files. It‘s
.only "be and guaranteed to give salts
(action. by F. H. Baxter Drugglst. "
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PLANTATiONO AGAIN SUBMERGED
NEW ORLEANS April liq—A blow
out" of forty feet of cribbinwthreateus
the destruction of all cribbing-that has
been. built around the break in theta.
vec. This morning the gap in the crib-
bing had reached a width of over 100
feet and a great volume of water was
roaring through submerglng again the
One tluol attempt is to be made to
:corrtroi the situation by means of a
.iiuc of: sewer. .. . . . ..
a“...
1v.— ~
{‘3 HA'RTE6RD RAILROAD.
“ 'rmé I‘Aot'rl. ‘
r’ In effect DEM" ér,1002.
‘ A..M-12:4tlxw5:05:."5:581. 6:15
'6'56, 713 7- 52.‘ s- 16x 0:00: 0- 25:
it: to} m an: 10:40 misc .1
P rap-4.2: as». nine.- e: 85:. a: 05
320x; «or «Banana 5:5“. 6:,88
is: 55x. 7: 55:: boo'o 10.20.
W DAYS
" A. lit-12: 40!, 6106:. 5: 68!,
:fl:.’
Pr M.:—-—8 30x. 6: £0, 6: 66!,
10:010 . .
’LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
OR“! ”(at
A. M.—12:023. 52.00 6‘00. 7100.
18:001. 8:02. 0:001. 10: 023‘ 10:04,'
9:05.
7:20;
. 11: 00s. was . .
1:001. 6.0!:
01 9:0”?
:15le Well .03.
A. poi-11.03:. Q:
P M.-G' misfits“
tutlon this afternoon when the Wash .
‘NEw Your: NEw HAVEN &_ '
LEAVE count “4.39am... con '
fliirtlrs. Mortgages and
Death in Mortals During
the last Mouth
According to the certificates return-
ml to the office of Town Clerk Herbert
it Smith there wore thirty deaths in
the town of Norwalk twenty one births
and seven marriages“ In the list of
deaths will he noticed the large num-
ber of older people whose demise oc«
cured during the month past
BIRTHS .
March lslearnaret Mitsubcth, daugh-
. ter to Mr. and Mrs: Albert D. Cross-
icy. 15 (trove street. I
March 7th—v—Jnne Elizabeth daughter
to Mr. and Mrs John Cargill. ti Gor-
erd place.
Match tub—drone 8 daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph W (lorham 3 Kat
ser place. '
March litthoris Gregory daughter to
Mr. and Mrs Charles 1. Holmes til
Frrnklin avenue. -‘
March lllh—-Son to MI and Mrs. W“-
liuru Gunther. 2 Burbank street.
March llth-Son to Mr. and Mrs. Mich
act Lee Crown avenue, Smith Nor
w.nlk
Malchl
Mrs
Slltttrl
Mulch l3th~W|llinrn llunrl r~ou to hlr.
and Mrs. William F Barnes 6 Haw-
kins strum
Marsh illth-Danrthtcr to Mr and Mrs.
l’clcr Murillo 25 Concord street
March 16lh-l.ouis'c E.
MI and Mrs. Muuod E, ’l‘illy. Row-
anon
'IMnrch iSih~SOII to Mr and Mrs, (‘hnr
1m.- ll Wallace Bull Run
\tm ch llltir~Ilaughtcr to Mr. and Mrs.
Hobos Sanders l‘lrQutncy ..inc..e
March litth-Jiolcn Alice Saunders
daughter to Mr. and Mrs Thomas M
Sounders Ely avenue.
Mnrrh Nth—Josef Rudder son to Mr.
bin] Mrs Jacob A Rudder. Madison
sirm
March 21st—-Son to Mr and Mrs Lcou
Henry Cannon. ill West Main street
March L'Etln—Srcwn, son to Mr. and
Mrs. Steven (loric ill Fly avenue.
March "0trr-—~Son to at and Mrs. Na-
llinniol M Jackson ’{Sutnrult sllcoi.
Mar‘ch .tStlv—Mnsr I'll both slaughter
to Mr. and Mrs Daniel Slrrttery 28
Matti street,
March 29th~w50u to Ml: and In: are
pheu Osborn Kellogg Itiugr urcnuc
\iarch 'it‘lllt—~—Estlrcr daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McGowan. 37 ltay
mood street.
March {list—Alfred. son to Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Eugcuc Van Walt. lieu-
dricks avenue.
marlin.
filthy—Herman son to Mr and
Herman Williams on Cedar"
Mulch.
29-«Semuel Roberts 02 leer-,5
T 17—«l‘dsiher Lucretia Warren 79 \".Is
lib—George Cummings, (Is ynoals
L’dwliurry Benedict. 32 years
25~Julia White. 66 years. .
lie-«Samuel Mend Northrop. 85 years,
39~--ery. Esther Hyatt, 8:: years.
27—llczcklah Sills, 67 years.
.To—Elrulra Marin lAIcas. 27 years.
L'7-——\Villiam Jest- ph 03 yours
12—4...qu Marin Wisernnn 73 soars,
tin-Martha’Auu (‘uthill 80 years
l0~—»(lershom Raymond, 75 years. 4
7~—l)nvld Austin 68 years.
ll—Gcorgc Washington llyxirec ..
yearn
11-Annn M. Quimnrd, so years.
4~Jolrn Guttip Kuippci 78 years
lqulsinn near 07 years
lily—Charles Hoyt Anronsou it runs
15~Rosln A Canon. 29 years
lit-Susie Parker Williams 23 years
5~Ethel Marion Jones. lyr 10 mos
B—John '1‘ Byrne it: years.
I~Mery Mtcko 57 years.
-—-.tohn Henry Chichester 1 year
4 months :
li—~(‘.lenton Joseph Bettord 9 mos.
18-»Hilds. Helena White, 35 years.
lit—Emily Rancher 07 years
a
q»
1
years '
lSwlttnrlo Vincent Lockwood
MARRIAOES.
ill—William shorten
and Eliza Warner
2yra.
Klein
James
May Brown.
Josephine leckell. '
Anita Baker
*wa—W .
ROBBED THE GRAVE.
John other or modelpiila. as fol-
lows: "been in an awful condition
on; tome ceased; ppinIooulltulaily
outlined sides
weekender by use. all-roe persist
rm
tquso‘IEioetrletaluers: .to. not grant
,. Joy. the first bottle made a decided im-
1 continued their use for
three weakened mourn-5a «roll sum
1“ l‘. ‘
'éfi’hérflcflmfiwm fiuflvfio will;
; “1’3.de
prominent.
W
fIrFANy o. co. To move.
‘ its Iowp inorit to be willing to refund
interesting Statistics
dauLhtcr. ro‘
“b—G‘ltnrleo Elbert Woodward. 36' bread and drink a. sour wine in com
lIruedcnlhsl ilel of death who took the lives of the
ill—Howard .i. Pickett and Emma
15~Chsrios Henry Smith and Eva; mm“! the accumulated Sentiment of
‘S‘E‘lgélfidh‘e‘m ”WW“ and Etta the sweet mixture of apples. almonds'
iii—George Arthur Knapp ““1 Edna. the sweet mixture of apples .alnronds,
26—Howerd Benjamin Hawtey nndt ”1918mm the salted water and the
Zavtierbert Reading Roberts and:
,, A startling incident is narrated by
M? 3”“ "‘3 almost 3930'" it?“ sutrkq many are at once quaint and beautiful
kit for instance the sprinkling of turn
palmetto-k. growing.
up.
some in; Pilot! [and advised-
manned .
.cMW YORK.- April Sv'l‘lhny I:
follow to ell gt. l
Hyomoi com You Nothing I? it Folio.
" love “Illuminati corporation. .
Among the many medicines upon the
market: that claim to cure catarrh.
none but Hyomot has enough faith in
the money if it does not cure.
This remarkable remedy for catnrrh
kills iht.I microbes and the germs of tho
dismso and from its introduction has
dhoen sold underi a positivexusrnnteo
to r-ctrun the money to oil dissatisfied
tl.rstomers
Stillnon- Powr-ll Corporation has sold
thousands of livouwi outfits in the last
few yours. and have had only two cus~
routers ask for a return of the money.
u'ht‘obilroverv instance was promptly
nudmhecrfully returned. They stand
trad) today to refund the pills to any-
one who is not hclpod by liyomci.
'l‘hc cIomplstc outfit costs 81. 00 and
c'omprlncs an inhaler. a bottle of flyo-
"1N and n dropper. The inhaler will
last a lifetime, and additional bottles
of Hyomei can be obtained for 60
rcnts
lirenlhc Hyomci for a few lnutes
four times a day and your cats rh will
grow better from the first day's use.
n‘nd will be completely cured in A short
i Inc.
Do not try to cure catarrh with m‘tll-
uary stomach medicines. [loathe the
healing l-iyomci which goes to every
part ofItbe air passages and resplrut
tor-y organs. killing the catarrh germs
,nud prevention lht‘dr growth.
i it is thc only treatment for catnrrh
where you ran not your money back
from a local dealer in case it does not
help. \
SHAMROCK l caste-N Ann...
[Shamrock lit Proved Faster b7 Min-
utes, 25 Seconds. .
\‘l’idYMltiJ’llA, Bung April {lo—Over
a thirty-mile Cnlllsn fifteen to leeward
unit iifteeu'to windward. the Shamrock
lil today beat the Shamrock l by 17
rninutcsand 2:. seconds. Hitherto the
challenger hnd shown weakness down
the wind. but today she proved as good
on this point of sailing as on any oth-
t‘l‘_ and bcttcr on all points than shc
hurl heretofore shown herself.
Over ten minutes on the run out. from
the turning point at Lulworth (Tove
and over sewn minutes on the boat
home were the chnilcnger's sensation-
al unius over the older boat.
in the opinion of exports the Shunt-
rbrk lit for the first time was strewn in
good form. The Shamrock l was hoptI
lcssly beaten, from start to finish, and
was wholly trouble to match the once
set by tip-I challenger. The latter pass-
tIti the winning mark over 17 minutes
nircud of the mmmrock l. Ynchtsmcn
lttltrllllt'l' this to in; a notable victory
.nrd as showing the Shamrock ill to
turn much more l’ormldulrle challeugcr
for tho Arncritan cup than even her
admirers trad heretofore suggested.
The otliciul limes were as follows:
At the start: '
'l‘he Simurrmck . 1—9259100
The Shamrock ill—49:58:27
Seven miles" reach to the turning oil
l.ulworth (love:
The Shumrock lw~l(l:3it:htl
I’l‘ho Shamrock Ill—40:40: l2
Fiitocu mile run down the wind to
the Erinz. '
'l‘hc Shamrotk lllml: 39:10
The Shamrork l-l: lit: O-i
l-‘lfrecn mile best home:
The Shamrock ill-4:33:30
the Shamrock l—4250:3t
To con: A com INI'tSNE DAY
'i‘ake Laxative Bronte Quinlne Tablets.
This 6" i / -, on every
signature~ box. 25c.
HEBREW PAss6VER FEAST.
Will Begin Tomorrow Night and Con-
tinue for One Week.
At sunset tomorrow beglus‘lhc [cast
of the Hebrew l'assmcr. which will be
rigidly obscrrcd by (Iv-cry orthodox He-
in cw for one week. until the following
Saturday Preparations hare been
lrnnde by tileI Hebrews uho reside in
\or walk to cclcblate tlrc Passover fit-
ruin-l3.
'l‘lItI
énot familiar with the old Mosaic law
Irointin: to the celebration of the Pass
lovcr only thinks of the least as n time
“hen the Netti-owe «It unleavened
memoratiou of the goodness of God in
saving them from the ten plagues. of
Egypt. and the passing over of the no-
first born of each house in Egypt.
To the orthodox Jew. the feast of the
l passover is one of pbcullar beauty and
( criterion attached to it... There is. 8e
dishes are eaten the. bitter herbs and
. spices and wine. the. roasted bone and
' four cups of r.alsln wine. the great. list
cakes of the nnleav'oned bread which
f‘ronembies in ‘iaste our “.hard ."tnck or
-"pltot bread.‘ t'l‘hcse appeal. to the
:tuuterlui senses ottho Hebrew from .
the time he is a small child until "kud-
dish' to pong.- At his grave. , .
The. sentimental portions of the core
i
wine aperture shoulder in repudiation
of the plagues.
Again there Its the ceremony of filling
the tallest goblet in the house with
to allow or the entrance out: the Proust
10:030. who is to contain and drink the
01 no. ,.
Then. tod..there s the mean . of
oh . tths toast
‘ leive'n turd
.crursbs must on:
{Gillan was» still hurried, the
Il‘cm-Iul outside world which is -»
wine. and then thmwtne Open the It I _ ..
su tutlonotresndisheson (iconic-.f-
wtetis Milo gm . granting:-
THE D. M. READ CO,
Established 1857.
MEN‘S NECKWEAR FOR EASFFR
Hundreds of Neckties Exclusive designs in all silk
Four-in-hands. White and black. soft silvery grays. and
gray and black; an exceptional line. and at prices very
moderate when the quality of the tilk' 15 considered. 3
A fine assortment of plain black and plain white
Four-in-hands to Penn dc Sole, Barathea, and the hard
twisted Ottoman silk that is .so durable. Also handsome
white silk Ties brocaded' In self colors. ‘
English Squares, Ascots. String Tics. “Bat Wings.".
and “Butterflies" in endless variety. From 5'0 cts up.
An especially fine selection at 25 cts.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
A dainty Handkerchief is always an appropriate Eas-
ter gift. There are some of French manufacture. sheer.
exquisite things of the finest linen with hand needlework.
They have wreaths and borders. and some are powdered
with small blossoms of the most delicate workmanship
Ask to see them.
Fine embroidered and 1a e- -trimmed Handkerchiefs at
50 cts. Over seventy-five different patterns, the majority
of them pure linen. at 25 cts.
An unusual collection of black bordered Handkcr~
chiefs. and fine linen Handkerchiefs. with black embroid-
ery. ,
New Print Handkerchiefs. white centers with neat
black and colored borders. for washsble stocks and turn-
ovcr collars. 5 cts.
' NECK WEAR FOR WOMEN.
One glance at the showcase containing Stocks and
Collars will convince you that we have an assttment
hard to match.
A Stock adds so much to the appearance of a 'govvn'.
often it gives just the touch of elegance required. There
are beautiful Stocks band wrought in original designs.
They are cut and fashioned to fit the neck and they feel
right.
Collars and Barbs of real and imitation laces are in
variety.
Point dc Venisc, Irish Crochet and Gnipure Laces
are the favorites. .
Do not forget your Easter Gloves. Correct stylesin
street Gloves for women and men in Dents, Fownes and
Adlers makes.
THE l) M. READ COMPANY
Bridgeport. Conn.
_ ”7"—
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPelA. l PRlSONER FAlLED TO‘APPEAR
Mrs l‘runklin Bush of New Castle l NEW \ORK April 9—Dauiel J Kel-
Del.. says: "I suffered for years with icy who was arrested on Tuesday on
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis a telephonic moosage from Attorney
trees and belching I tried everything {General Crew. of Jefferson City Mo.
i could hear of. but nothing helped megfaiied to appear at the Tombs. police
until i took ilrartiliau Balm and one 50 court today. When Kelley was brought
cent bottlc cured me somplctcly.“ before Magistrate Pool on Tuesday be
For sale by ll. ll Plaistcd and F lull 4 was allowed to go on his promise that
Baxter. “ I in would be in court today
EIGHT HOURS FOR POLICEMENn STOP THAT COLD
ALBANY N Y ,_.\prii 9~1hc three: or it Iunv result in Pneumonia lira
platoon police bill for New York city ziliarr Balm is breaking up Colds when-
maklug eight. hours in ttvcuty- -t'our u ever tried almost without exception.
deys‘ nor}: was passed in the New; 10 25 50c and $100 bottles The Cllf
York state assembly today. iford. Baxter' s or Plaistsdhs- “
Norwalk Chronicler