6% him “at; of Furniture. Carpets. atrium lam... . China, Glass. and in fact all of our departineats. It you sent ate ' new mustnyourhome Never before has our variety lasso as the styles so artistic as at the present time. _ ‘Ai'rlvsls .1‘ Furniture: Combination CHINA CLOSET! and Bi}? . plasmas hit-tend oalt CHIF‘II‘ONIERS, no new shapes and “designs Alma mam ,sasss suns, In all sizes. melodies 'rwm oops. “ styles of men sans In white and colors cnInA‘cwsurs can In: 'I'Oli.ll’l‘”l‘ABidiS. IAnIIIs' nusus mutations. sma- and now. 'I‘Ol’ Intake. , UARPB‘TS. Non pattmns in Axminatms Moquottes Velvets. Brussels and lngralns .. standard makes. ' , AR 1" SQUARES lngrnin. Smyrna, Axmlnstcl and yclvet, all the new floral and Turkish W- ' .‘ ‘ ‘ Our present variety of (lo Carts is probably larger than th combined the“ ‘of the Twin Cities. As to prices we prefer that you should he' the .Hundreds of useful articles may n0w be seenvon our special 4 a 9c tables ‘ Remember the “Perfection" Blue Flame Is the only Oil Steve on the mar- “ Ital: equipped with a patent grate over burner which prevents fluids from boiling over into the flame. Be sure on a look for that grate, NUTIOEL—After May let. our stores will close at 6: 30 p. m., except Mon- ”mild Saturdays. North Maid and Ann Studs. SOUTH uon-ALK. . Rev. New Floor Coverings, New Brew)! 52' . es thin‘ii'ehildmn fat and ch by. . Overwmes wastihg tendencies and bring; .bilpk rosy cheeks and brigt eyes It’s surprising how quickly children respond to Scott’s hmulsion. It contains just the element of nourishment their little bodies' need. They thrive on it. Even a few drops in the. baby’s bottle have a notice- able ‘el’fec'tibrgood. Nothing be er than Scotts Emulsion rgrowing children. We'll send you s ample ire- npon request SCp'I‘l‘ & UWNBJ gay Pearl Street, New York. chosen so has It! boots-r First Me tsp opal Church Rev. W. W077 d‘T.“ no“: pastor-— 9:30 a. m., class meeting: 10:30 a. m.. preaching. topic. "Ye Are My Witness- em" I2 m., Sunday school Men's lil- lIlo Class; 623031) m., Young People's meeting: 7: 30 pm preaching. topic. “What doest thoum here Elijah?" spec- lnl music for thel day will he: Morn lug. "Chisi- the lord Is Risen Today.’ "All It Began to Dawn." Afternoon. ‘Gloria Excelsis." “Radiant Morn." "Art Thou Weary." "Peace I leave With You" solo. "The Iidly City." Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church. II. prayer service at 9:30: morning ser- vice with sermon or 10:30: Sunday school‘and noon class at 12 m.: Ep- errth league service. 6:30-17. m.: evening servlt-I- with sermon. 7:30 p. In. Music for the day: Anthem, "(lan- tata Domino. llrrsalsr: auto for bass. "The Resurrection." Shelley; Gloria Patri. Millard: anthem: ”Raster «'I‘ri- umph Anthem." Holden; solo for so- prano. ” ‘anter Dawn. " Woodman. East Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.ltev. Iii. Cunningham. pastor“ Preaching by the pastor. l0:,:l0 a. m., subject. God Building Up His Church: .Sunday school 12 m.: Junior hangar. :.oondIIcted by Mrs Bowen, 3 p. on: Epworth League. 6: 30 p m.; topic. Four Red Flags; evening service. / WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO THESE GOODS: CARPET DEPARTMENT. Inmates, all grades. 'Brusseiis new patterns Nob/tits, latest designs 0-. Q DRAPIRY DEPARTMENT. Tapestry Portleres, $2 to $8 per pair. . , .‘ . . . . Nottingham Curtains, Min to $5 per: . ‘ ~As'r stillness. 1 . Imam. Pro-Brusaells. Body Brus~ on r d tells. Smyrna; Swiss Curtains. We to 33 per pair. Three qualities new designs sues Aha vars. SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. .0. .3”: egg ‘. . Net curtains. 750. to 83. 50 per pair. . OMS meeting. Thursday. It 7: 30: Church our CLOTHS. fl PI'XYBFSM‘VIN. Thursday at 8. Talks , . - ~ ~ , » OI. . about; the stale; “Joel." The special 475; 6-4.“. 10-4. . Q music will be: Morning; Prelude. AI- " . ’. MOUNTED SHADES, C. ’llegrettoin C. .7. ll. Collin: "As It Be gap to Dawn.“ D. Buck; "Hosanna! ° L'NOLEUMS- 25c to 81 each. .. .l (insular: bass solo, "There is a 2 , C A. Claussmun. 7: .10 p. m.: preaching by the pastor. .subjeot Samson Shorn of Strength; KnishtStraetA M to. Church. 'I‘. ‘B McConnell. pastor-1Ia.m.. preaching uy pastor: 12:30. Sunday school; 7. Christian Endeavor; 8. preaching and the cucharlstt by residing elder. carton GATlONAL.* First Conventional Church, Nor- walk Georgel). Egbert pastor. —-Morn- lug service at 10: 30. Reaching by the pastor: Sunday school at 12:45; evens ing service at ’1: 30. The first in the new series of- “Burning Questions," "What's the Use of Trying?” Pastor's .Culld/ Wednesday at 3 o'clock- Y i’. It‘old, " DrapeI; Postlude Prelude and wh‘ugne in A. Book 11. 'No. 8 Bach. Fvening. Prelude. Remanaa In D. H R Puller: “The Malone." C W. Wan-ens "Christ the'bord Is Risen To- day." H. Wilson; Pbatlulle March in ‘ South Norris“: 6' 6» Congregational Churchill“. Paul Maire Strayer: tilted ,a, m., sermon by.‘ the pastor. “And 1800in Were Openadfif repeated by re. . quest. Quartet. "The Stnltc ls O’cr," at Merciful.“ Bartlett. 12 in. Bible school. Mutant. Jennings. Christian :anulry Clubs: 4: 30 p. nt.. vespsrs, ud- S'drssa cumming Your Best." Quar- tctte. "Cdmc Ilnto Me" Chandler; :0 Loving Ono. Divine." Pinsutf; choir hymn,‘ Softly Now the idght of Day." Schilling. i Next Sunday. Sacrament of Our Lord' s Supper. .__, arm: 1'. ”Arm Pm Emkfluikling _y Sbumflmkcm w . BAPTIST. South Norwalk Baptist Church. H B.‘ carpenter. pastor. ——Rev. h‘ H. .ia- cons, leader or. the Noondsy Stre Prarei- meeting. and e sweetest eltl‘gi this country, will one bathtub and e on D. Vii i i evangelist In and“ mm Width. b s ial. . r2: h’i‘mflipm. RevaWitt Whlt'll' The Minuteman war he anti 7 .- so each f reader or this gal-um. and: it dith‘euit learned" os'thertl’siru Sana B. Y. P U. street. tor. —-llorain "At Jean!“ at; Loyal Warhol-s“ Ise service st.‘ ”FM 7 the has E will preach" [the it‘kt' “'l’hy sdom Come." Norwulk—itegular the Reading Room. 57 Wall street. at 3 mtsethu; Wmluostla ill. cordially Invited to the public each work day from 2 to 5 p. In. geIIcal services every fiunday Sunday lepton services at. 2 o'cldck. .. In the Swedish Congregational (‘hurch All are welcome Rev Karl Kretamsnn. 84 Henry street. K. Monro. psi-Itoanorninua' Eden impound Mendelssobnl- soprano sole. "0 Lord. . Fulton . in New York. ' It, 87:- I!“ I “Ellis: Str§l 1 ill. ”estuaries. Advet. Christiamcbu .Vaa andt It NONIIKJ DIVIII. pau- melon It 0: ll), ublstt .” shoddy sch Il-st l2 avenue at. n: to: ouals'rIAN makes SCCIETV. First Christian Selects Society. [IV service at nio building. testimonial 'Whlnil m. B p. 'l‘u both services the public In “Willing Room open GERMAN EVANOELICAL. i lemma Evangelism Church. 0 harles A. llrockmeier. psswrvusrman Evan- Next osnMAN LUTHERAN. St, Peter's German Evangelical I.u- moron Mission, North Main street. Stamford. pastorwllivine services With preaching every Sunday t-vouing at. 7: 30. MISSIONS. ‘ South Norwulk Missionrliomllnr service tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'c lotk. These. meetings ill‘i‘ Increas- Ing in Interest and spiIituul power The room is well tilled nearly every Sunday. Come and enjov. the meet- _.ing thing your friends livery body welcome. ADVERTISID LETTERS. The following letters remain uncall. ed for at the following postoihces for the current week: South Norwolk—Rnlph Bradley, George Bramer I“ Conroy P. .Davis (leorge A. Graves. Anni Mike. Krcnt. Norlande 262 East Ave; Alex. E Orr. (‘harl‘ea endleton (3H J C Sherwood. W SENATOR SUTTON of Burlington. Vt... Does Not Wait for Sickness. I I ”gases Panes The Spring Health Giver Wham He Feels Out-of sorts. and Thus Maintains Win Health and ' " Vigor. Paine“: Celery Compound Is more talked of in the springtime In each state. city. town and village than any other medicine now before the public It has a place in the homes of the wealthy, latiuentlal and Intellectual; it. is the disease banisher that has the entire confidence of our men and wom- on who toll daily In workshop. stores. r. oli'llSell‘ihi. a or Whoa the“ . ' warning 'symptom of phytitcal weak - seas and dispose are experienced ‘ 3 sad prudent men an woolen Inverts, fl besitfh' ty. - and , a status holder. calm co pound It or» Paisley; ioeeaiit venetian annulus. “W1, pure social all if. considerable talk amongst‘thelr cuoio- ' more. . by. splines recon litmus! 6rd W. «10‘ "“ ”mroimgfie‘smare commencing 111;: . slit when W3?“ A sfiorwp‘: a W IW Stillsondl'oonI Corporation are sellu lag Hyomei on a plan that has caused The plan In different from that fol. lowed by other remedies, but the remo- dy‘ittleif In different. also, This tress ment for the cure of catarrh has our-II an unusual record of cures to Its cred. II that Stillson-l‘owell Corporation of- fer Io refund the money If it does nol give the desired licpbilt. "I‘his is cer- tainly one of the fdlralt'oflors that can be mnde. and any one who has cu- iurrh and done not lukc‘udvanfsim "i It is doing himself or lli‘I‘Sl‘" all Injus- tire. 'l‘hu llvoIm-l treatment; copslsls of an lulIu‘lr-r that can In. I‘itl’flt'fl lathe vvst pocket. It medicine dmppor and a bottle of IlonIu-l. The complete treatment coals but SHIII and us the inhaler wIll lust II lifetime and illtll‘ la sufficient Hyomol fol more than a moulh' a use. the llli‘liitillt' Is my Inexpensive Many Imuule Who have used It write that: for the good Hymnal has done them they uoIIld willingly pay thous- ands of dollars. Extra bottles of llyomel can be pro- cured- fot use with the Inhaler at 50c. Do not suffer any longer with tick link. smnrilniz. irritating burning. 05'"- waterlnx troubles that amtct those who have cainrrh. llyomei will cure you. but if you should not ilnd It adapted to your case Stillsou-Powell Corporation will- return your money. deLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN WATERFORD. Apill Iii—Andrew Lang. twontymluc years of age, a na- tive of Finland, was struck and killed here by a freight train a few rods east of the Waterford depot. yesterday. lie was employedas a stone cutter at a Waterford quarry. He Ieu'ves a widow and three children. DR. DAVID KENNEDY’S'NEW MEDI- viue. Cal-curs Solvent. removes chill» ky deposits from the joints. muscles and urinary organs. and prevents the formation of more: than curing gout. rheumatism and gravel. The only radical remedy. Write to the Cal-euro (Whammy, Rondollt. N. Y.. for free pamphlet containing valuable informa- lion. and II free sample bottle. “ Miss anaoLav'a oussnlau. Homer S. Cummings. of .Stamford. was yesterday appointed guardian for Miss Alice Bradluv. of Stamford. the defendant In a suit for $50,000 brought by Mrs. Edith It. Quinturd, of Green- wich. who alleges the alienation of her husband‘s affections. There was no opposition. Miss Bradley will at- tain her majority in-a few weeks. The application was heard by Judge Case In the Superior Court. DHEAOFUL ATTACK OF WHOOP- lNG COUCH. Mrs. Ellen Harllson of 300 Park Ave. Kansas City, Mo.. writes as fol- lowe: “Our two children had a severe attack of whooping cough. one of them in the pproxysm of coughing would of ten faint and bleed at the nose. We getting In is! We then called in our family doctor. who prescribed Foley' 3 Handy and Tar. With the very first dose they began to improve and we feel that it has saved their. lives." llcfuse substitutes. Sold at. .Plalslsd‘ 9 drug store. ‘ " ooo FELLOWS lituruat. AID. Nulw HAVEN,AprIl 18.-—-A motion for the acceptance .1 the receiver‘s account in the case 0 the Odd Fellows’ Mutual Aid Association. and for the payment, of a dividend of 3 +5 per cent. was granted do the. Superior Court before Judge Elmer. The. lia- bilities amount to about 366.000. WM... UNCLE REUBEN SOPINION. . "They may say what they please but Malena-hear me; I‘ve taken all kinds of Iaxattvea. purgatives and csthartlcs but .when It causes to one that. is easy and Meaaaut to take, mild and gentle Just gigs me ChambeIIain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, and you may have all the laxative syrups. dyspepsia mod- icines and pills lltt or his. there is . in t country. Them Tablets surely dd 9 one feel Joyous; For sale . «J‘UDI‘I F. El. Hwy .3 . . w AM. In.“ BIL-A roam $fii’g April» iQ-vAn .uu known! “unwind wptnoh apparently an express train yesterday afternoon. she was rumored to the gentral nosptv (at where she died of Internal injuries. \ aooo son cIIILossN. The pleasant to take and harmless aim One Nitrate Cough Cure gives lmmod: . late relief in all ensue of Cough. Group iIuIIidEPouT; April Ia—-AttorIu-y ‘ tried everything wet-heard of without ‘ ‘ In Its action. and that makes one want . an extra slice of bacon for breakfast. . toms-live years at up. was struck. by i and 140%}an because it does not pass . 111773me In“) the stomach hilt . liri s it Advertisers ts. ds no w £8!qu 1.85.7 _. I THE LINEN SUI TINGS ‘1 ~' For hot weather there is no materialithat feels biof- ter than linen. then‘too it goes through the laundry and comes out so satisfactorily. ‘ ‘ This year there is much diversity among the Linen weaves. There are the heavy ones. Canvas and Basket Cloths. every thread of the flax, that look stout and ser- viceable. They will make fine outing dresses. Next are the “Donegals” that are like crash in pon- ' gee and cream color. which are rough looking and styl- ish Plain Linens come in all colors. cool greens and greys. pinks. various shades of blue. maize and ox.blood. Grenadines and sheer weaves in plain colors and stripes. “Price from I g to 60 cts. SPECIAL IN PIQUE. A limited quantity of French Pique. white groundwork with pink hairline stripes. Regular 40 ct. quality offered at I9 cts. 'I Do not miss seeing thatline of 39 ct. fabrics. the silk Tissues, Roman stripes. and Lace- striped Novelties. "' MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. , Great value for Saturday. . The “Giant" Shirt, 3 favorite brand sold everywhere at 50 cts. Saturday morning we place it on sale at 39 cts. Shirts of fine quality woven Madras. 75 ct. and $I.oo quality. sale price so cts. Ayn unlimited assortment of Shirts. the productions of three manufacturers,'many patterns. at $1.00. Special. Men’s Suspenders. the 25 ct. kind. at I7 ‘ cts. a pair. 3 pairs for 50 cts. ‘ ‘ Those Imported Snowflake Mixtures. samples of which you see in the corner window on Main Street can be more closely examined at the Dress Goods Sections. For the price they are very desirable. \ THE D. ifl.lilidD COMPANY. Bridgepofll Conn. . 71’”! Ian”. l AHHOURGOMOHT. ldiliillll litres Medical Disraeli; nownold at Ieadl‘ng drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottles. also m bottiel For over 30 years this valuable Vegetable Iemedy has been used by the i families in Nonalk and South N orwallt and has culed Chronic Liver. tomach and Blood diseases when all else has failed. Many here testify to its virtues Spill on its merits; HOME CURES. HaME cunts. HOME, CHRIS. A GREAT SPRING TONIC FDR SALE BY ALL DRUUUISTS- - , “Elna «one and cures perms}: Mire} Ii mining mesa blood and tissues; Glitters? . . a ii .. liar. [esteem ‘ shun laden his wdon' Wimflm‘stths ssatolth'e. double. “firms out the Inflammation. i ‘ neatly by contain the lungs to can‘- t u-I‘lsute yin: aiui limos .
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