, .Zlbl'illl Alliiilt of Furniture Geronimlllfrinrotoro Oil Stem
. as. Gian“ and in fact all of our depaltmonto, if you cant-Input.
sow podotoyour borne. Never before has our variety been as
‘tlzs styles so artistic as at the present time. .
arrivals in Furniture: Combination (‘lilNA CLOIIIITB and our.
Jilin and quartered oak crrrrromaas. so new hhopes and dull
rashes. asses pans. in all siaearl IrIudI N as s
in of IRON BEDS In white and colors, C ffiNAngLO ATS OI)
Ins 'i‘orhs'r muons. mural-r nusxs MALI. hacks, slur:
‘snd now. our sucks. i
cAAAs-I-A.
. “patterns in Axrninstcrs liloquettcs Volveis. llrnsscls and lngrnins.
‘ Mid m‘kfifi. ’
ART SQUARES
A . ,Bmyrnn. Axrnlnster ahd Velvet“. aIi the new floral and Turkish
present variety of Co Casts Is probably larger than the combined
of the Twin Cities. As to prices. we prefer that you should be the
‘ ember the “Perfection" Blue Flame Is the only Oil Stove on the mar-
pped with a patent grate over burner which prevents fluids from
9r into the flame. Be sure an d look for that trate.
North main and Airs Sheets.
SOUTH NORWALK.
...
wfloorCoverIngs New Drapery
is. I
Val: INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO THESE GOODS'
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
litmus. in grades.
tails. new patterns,
‘eta, latest designs.
0 o o
_ ART saunas.
.lllflroiu, PFo—firusseils,
~ “hill. Smyrnal. .
O O O
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
Tapestry Portieres, $2 to $8 per pair.
Nottingham Curtains, 59c to $5 per
pair.
Body Brus-
Swiss Curtains, title to $3 per pair-
. 0 . Net curtains, 75c to $3.50 per pair.
OIL CLOTHS. . V
4.4, at, ‘8-4. 10-4. '~ ' ’ ' ,.
. . . . MOUNTED SHADES,
UNOLEUMS. 25c. to $1 each.
{roe qualities, new designs.
HUGS AND MATS.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
,.
s
O... ooooooooooum-uuco mm.
v.
a <r
:3 :.
South NorwallA:
Attract :w-Z‘l'wot‘ [A
‘ '.. his . III ..J.rs.
_ in Will Come A Rho. path... You
4.?!th Yb Know gonna-
In; About uolnoos
unless you prepareyourseivasnow. The best preparation on
earth I. a course In a thorough business college. We acknow-
ledge no superior; Remember we here a national reputation.
II
we fink a tin 'al'mntmmr
on I
log dru .mthel childless the or-
Ilium methods of introductionu III'I'
ed the Dr. Howard (in. to secure a sole
quickly in 80th Norw t‘m for their
celebrated apecliic for ‘e ours‘of eon.
urination and dyspeptic. by offerinl
the regular 50 cent bottle. containing
60 (lanes, at half price; he did not on-
t'c'pnte tho phtmomenal success that
...I. oarritod.
tio mIIob favorable talk has been
cursed bv this offer, and so many new
friends have been made for the spe-
(l'llli, that the Dr lloward Co. have
authorized llruggisi Frank Baxter to
continue this spcIlul half price solo
II little Iongor.
in addition to selling the regular irtl
cent bottle of Dr. Howard's specific for
21'. c.ents Mr Baxter has so much faith
In the remedy. from seeing what. it
has done for his customers. that. he
will refund the money to any one
whom It does not cure.
Any person who Is subject to con-
sllpation. sick headache. dizziness, liv-
or trouble. indigestion, or tired feel-
Inga, ought to take advantage of Mr.
Baxter’s offer. Remember Dr. How-
ard's specific to absolutely free unless
It cores, and even then, at this peclal
price, the cost is but a trifle. £26 ml
Hon-"Hero‘s ‘a parole for you '.'"
Hhc—~“l.ot's how it."
Ile—-“Givc-a woman 6 bunch of pho-
tographs to examine. including one of
her own. which one will she look at
the longest, and why?”~Phiiadeiphln
Ledger.
5
I‘m manta his A
III Kiri VIII lira limp Ilium
Bohr. the
Signature of
NI
“We women.“ she was saying again.
“suffer in silence."
“i can readily believe tlrat you do
suffer In silence." the man replied.
“You take so much pleasure in talk."
wPhiladelphia Press.
SAVED A BOY'O LIFE.
Mrs Captain II Hubbard of hill-
ford, Del, says: "Brazilian ilolm sav-
ed my boy's life. He beghu Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
rim a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right In the mar-
sing" For sale by R. H. Plaisiod 11'
II. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
«may. "‘
“So the Count lr‘uscads wants your
hand in marriage!"
“1 don‘t know." said Miss Curmox.
thoughtfully. "whether It is my hand
he wants so ruuch as ithcr's signa-
lure.”
WOMEN DO MORE
and endure more than men. They are
the stronger and more efficient. When
they do break down it is commonly
through the nerves, or bad treatment
of some sort. Dr. David Kennedy’s
new medicine called CalcurrSolvcnt.
is the remedy for women's ills. Write
to the Cal curs Company. Readout. N.
Y.. for a free book and sample bot-
lie
Boh~"’i‘here is a Word of on.I sylla-
ble In the English language that is Iri-
ways spelled wrong. even by the most
educated people" llob‘ s chum~“Whnt
is that?" liob—— ‘Wrong "-——’l‘id Bits.
olcf’s Honey and Ter
.rcol dnnmfmure. No opiates
“Haveeyou told any one that we Were
going to be married ‘1"
"Oh. dear. not Only that we are on-
gaged."—-Broeklyn Life.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
, oliian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried almost without exception.
10 25 60c and $1 00 bottles. The Clif
Ioi‘d. Enter a or Plaiated'l.
Sunday-school Teacher-"Well. who
was'sorry at the return of the Prodigal
Son. "
Little Girl-"Tlié fattcd calf"——Bos-
ton Christian Register.
A CHATTANOOGA DRUGGIBT’S
STATEMENT.
Roht J. Miller proprietor of :he
Road House Drug Store of Chattan‘
ooga Tenn. writes. "There is more
merit in Foley' 3 Honey and Tar than in
any other cough syrup. The calls for
it multiply wonderfully and we sell
more of it than all other cough syrups
combined.”
store.
Conn. T . Behoidthe baby. precious pet!
public generally Dewitt): Witch
Basel am. in rhesus. new pa the
. market that is made mom the nuns un-
“ ills: gm"? #913“ “Wm
mflfib
“it m’hfl
‘ oobmy Wmeso om“ bellman.
some whose 2W managers m.
I "gig-int! Willi! Knot Marys Ifir.‘ W—
n r because t swan Dalian .. -
, ". Cliflot'll 3mm. . the “m‘y’ouxoju- mt mean m I“
'-~ " ‘ " “W ‘ " ”l t3leverton—-8he old old man. That
ow it"s wicked in More" Oplulh4‘“Any fool all be I .
gram”. or“ i girl has the hearse: a motormon—
He hasn‘t learned to talk as yet.
He knWa a splendid college yell.
AFTEII LA GRIPPl—«WHATf
posed to have wood the danger point.
Foley‘s Honey and To: In more“
Sold at Plsisted‘s ting
And. ne'ertheless strange truth to tell.
Usually a backing cough and 3 gen.
ersl feeling of when often leading
to fats! results m the 'ootiont to our»
to core the "mono mob" and make
now“! won... It seman- to .
momnifukdnioum. Milo - ‘
Sold at Ploioted'o Drag ‘
or
clot-AW WI II
Father. of Patios min Editor passes
at to in Do“: urn“, Lo-
oatol by Poo-Ion mcotton.
SAN JOSE. Chills wADi'li 25~A ro-
mantle story has been developed and a
thirty years' mystery made clear by
means of a leItcr received by the San
.loao Mercury, from Frank J. Martin.
a member of the editorinlmtafi’ of the
Philadelphia Public Ledgea who wrote
braking inquiries regarding his father,
who In I872 was a prosperous farmer.
and in February of that your wont to
Baltimore with a large honsignmcnt of
stock which be disposed 'of after which
all trace of him was lost. it was be-
lieved that he had been murdered. and
after seven years his considerable es-
tutc was distributed to his heirs. Some
years ago his supposed widow was
granted a pension. the missing man
having served as a soldier In the civil
war at the time of his discharge being
a lioulenoht colonel of the Seventy-
third Ohio Volunteers. A few weeks
ago Mrs. Martin learned that Iohn II‘
Martin had applied till“ a pension from
San Jose. California, which led the.
son to write to the Mercury to investi-
gate the case
Martin was found without difficulty.
as he has resided here since last June.
lie readily admitted his Identity and
defended his course. in nbunuonlng his
wife and four young children bv the
statement that there was an insuffer-
able difference of temperament be-
tween himself and his wife.
wssrposr.
Miss Clara Wnkcman has returned
borne from’a visit with friends In New
York.
Mrs. Florence Driscoll is away on a
short visit to her mother. in George-
town. >
Miss Col'i‘lo Bradley has just socur.
ill a number of now books for the li-
III'nry.
.ludgo ll. ii. Iiintilty is improving in
health. although not yet fully recov-
orudfrom an attack boliorcd at one
time to be appendicitis.
'i‘be ri‘ractlon (20. men are engaged
widening the highway in the. suction
whore straightening the two "kinks"
in tho track caused unusual conrnrtr
tloII. .
The wedding of David Mulroney and
Miss Annie Daironcy will be celebrated
Wednesday morning by the Rev. '1‘.
it. Shunlcy, at the Church of the As
sumptlon.
it is reported that through cars to
Norwalk will be run over the trolley
from Bridgeport as soofl as the work
of repairs on the roodbed is completed.
This will probably be June I.
Ii. 0. Benedict took initial steps
Thursday for the organization of a
stock company to further- th'o interests
of a proprietary article. There was a
meeting of prospective stockholders at
his establishment during the day.
At Wednesday nisirt's meeting of
Ihe grunge it was decided to given
supper. entertainment and auction sale
in the ball next Wednesday night.
attrac-
Evcry body appreciates the
AHA.» Assmtion 'A/fer Using
Padres Celery
Compound
The Popular Manager of the
Lehiqh Oil Company Says.
“I 41m Fifty-flee Years of Age.
' but Do Not Feel as if! Were
More than Tbirtyfibe. ' ’
The many marvelous ouIcs wrought
for the sick culturing and diseased by
Paines Celery Compound. should com-
pel the attention of every prudent and
judicious person who feels that he or
she is eutvof~health in the springtime.
’l‘lIe rundown weak. sleepless. dyspep-
tic rheumatic and those afflicted with
blood troubles should realise. at once
that Poine's Celery Command freon
the “stem from the seeds of disease
and deadly impurities, strengthens the
tired nerves, and.“ a healthy‘ appo-
ioth lo and
tits hope
It"! “Mutton totbeliter. is 1qu
bottles at raises eatery Compound
soot once means the hundiooot I Vim
Ill- - our can look If It um
Not cure You
“mo Myorool and be cured of ca-
thrrh," is what all who have tried h
for that disease any to their friends.
0. ti Caswell. of North Mlddieboro.
Mason writes: “Iiyomei has relieved
mo from u choking cntorrbal trouble
and cleared my head. i am glad to
recommend it to my friends." .
- it in tho easiest thing in the world
to stop catarrh or a caturrhul cold III
its beginning if you use Iiyomoi. Just
br'bntils tho health-giving balsamic air
for a few minutes ltrm your catarrh
will be cured. in Ibo worst cases of
this disease, chronic or acute. liyomel
usml four or live limos a day is all
that is needed to soon clfcct n cure
in this Iity .Ind neighbor-ding towns.
there are today hundreds who con los
tify to the remarkable powers of lly-
enrol to euro f'i'.lllillll Many of tho
stunnchest I‘Iii- unis of this remedy to-
day began its use with little hope that
they would be t“lllt'tl but as Stillson-
Powell Corporation offered to refund
the money if it did not cure. they do
oided to irv it on that plan, and were
soon restored to health.
The fact iirat in this city Stillson-
Powell Corporation have refunded
money for only two outfits out of the
hundreds they have sold is the strong-
est proof that can be offered as to the
truth of ihc stair-room that Iiyomoi
cures caiarrh and all troubles of the
most and lungs.
llvcucss of flu oilorlng, A recent one
of similar (lrnrrutcr brought the peo-
ple out in force anti was productive of
no cud of amusement. 'l‘lw supper
will he folioucd by an entertainment
llwn lb:l l'lllt'lltlll solo and as a final
dancing. . ,
’i‘bcro is surprise expressed that so
clover a parliamentarian as W. ll.
Burr should be misled with the idea
that the appointment of a committee
for a specific purpose, "that shall re-
port, al a special town meeting to he.
IrfrIlchl' IIdIIItising the Ice-ommonda
tions of said tilllllnltlt‘r in o. town pub-
Iicntlon COH‘l s the requlrc.nronts MI.
[inn is untried with such a belief and
is undorsimnl to imagine that the com-
milit‘t' has fuliillcd the requirements
That is the present situation relative
to t‘ornpo Beach with no immediate
prospects of Ihc gentleman of the corn-
mitiI-c being nurhoritaiive advised as
to the necessities. it. would appear
also that tin- committee concludes that
b has powm' oithcr to dissolve itself
forthwith or plans to be a perpetual
organisation father-lug Cornno Beach
indciirillcly. The latter conclusion
may be fixed not only in the instance
of Messrs. Burr and Stephen Wake-
nlilllglllflmbtll'rl of the committee, but.
also Deacon ilail. who. with the two
former have been conspicuously oc-
tivo in getting what very little there
is at Compo. Action is necessary.
Further delay in calling the special
rooming cannor be' satisfactorily ac
connicd for and the public of this
place as Well as adjoining towns wait
expectnutly the final. May 1 is with»
in sight. Rome was not built in a
day neither (an the compromisc
plans of the committee. if adopted be
put into effect In a week or two. Home.
thing should be done at once. it is
beyond the possibility of supposing
that the Traction Company will or
lend its line as existing conditions are.
That too Is a mattenof moment and
will require time {to accomplish. ll
still looks as if “well enough" would
win as against public demand for some
sort of accommodation and attraction
at the Bosch.
WILTON.
Miss .lelma Thuyer is spending some.
time in New York.
Norman Bolts of (‘orneli University
has been enjoying a vacation from his
studies
Mrs Jane Foot and her granddaugh-
ttu. Ruth Grmeen are visiting friends in
Bridgeport.
Miss Helen Middlebrook has been en'-
tcrtaining her rcintivu Joseph Turner
of Brooklyn
Carleton Wiggins. the New York art-
ist. has not yet decided upon his sum-
mer residence In this town.
The Sunshine Society will give a
benetiit whist party in H G. Thorn-
son's at die. this evening.
miller-once Hard be: rented hes
.omrs to W. Ii. {lesion until his re;
movai to a permanent home.
Mrs. Marietta Hill. of Cannon. has
their. F. B. Scribner. ,ofBrldgeport. .
Mrs. George Pike. of‘jNewYork. who
is a guest of F. W. Benedict, is spend-
ing a few days with relatives in South-
port.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Godfrey and
children. Mina and Grace, have been
Ieéint guests of W. R. Gregory. of Nor-
w .
Mrs. Atwood. wife of Dr. Atwood. of
New liaVen. ls spending the week with
her father Samuel Lockwood. of North
Wilton.
Our esteemed and whiiom townswo—
man, Mrs. George Wilkinson. of Bing-
hamton. N. Y.. is sojourning at Virgin—
Ia Beach.
One of the Spanish students at the
Whitiock Academy. has had the min-
fortune to lose his purse. containing
$15.00 in cash. and personal cards.
Letters have been received from Si-
las Olmsted tothgsflect ‘ t he and
family are enjoying the st of Del.
aware.
journey will be Virginia.
amounted town meeting was held
I “A“ Town Hall. noses... when inr-
Gomlu. Phantom“! Pl-
itt ye lectures lathe
m” new um
and other
mt matters were brought up (or
ehnsgdenlion, via. new road extension.
cousin of existing mods
nose to communism 01%th “homing
rat-of anyone the ’I‘bird statue to a near-
tIy mess. requires attention. as the.
‘l lettering.“ sourewhot obliterated. and
the hilt loans oayeral ow from the
MM
Bra Tmmnd Sshouflemod the city.
Congregational
just returned from a visit with her bro. .
The objective point of their _
T EDMREADCO
Erratum 1657 .
A DAINTY SUMMER FABRIC. ,
SILK LINON 'I‘OKIO is the name the trades people
apply to the material and you may see a display in the
Main Street corner window. As the name implies the lab-
ric is a mixture of high grade silk and linen threads. and
‘ the majority of the patterns have a lustrous silk stripe run—
ning through.
Jacquard figures are prominent on white and com
grounds.
Large roses, puppies and vine eii‘ccts. festoons of
flowers and Dresden bouquets are among Abe designs.
These Silk Tokiop will make the dainticst of summer
gowns. and comfortable-there will be hardly a leather’s
weight to them.
w.‘
35 etc a yard.
Wash Gods Section.
MEN'S WEARABLES. Special for Saturday.
ANOTHER LOT of the “Giant” Shirts for 39 cts. j
Some of them have two turndown collars to match.
Four-in-hand Ties, all silk. a fine assortment at I 5 cts.
each. 2 Ties for 25 cts.
iiraces. The regular 25 ct. kind at 17 cts. a pair.
pairs for 50 cts.
MEN’S UMBRELLAS. Fine Cravenettc Cloth, 28
inch, regular $2.00 Umbrellas for “.25.
FANCY RIBBONS. _
The center counter at the Ribbon Section is gay‘with
an assortment of. Fancy Stripes. Roman and Dresden Rib-
bons. Brocadcd and Self-colored Stripes. and some very at-
tractive black‘ and white, and gray and white mixtures.’
There are several different qualities and widths, and
some are remarkable values, being sold for 35. 39 and 50
cts.
3
Sale prices, I 5, 19 and 25 cts.
SATURDAY 15 the last day the demonstrator .Jill be
here to talk about the Asbestos Irons. There is a Polish-
ing Iron made In a peculiar way with a corrugated bottom
and rounded heel and corners. it Is desirable when a high
polish is required. Price $1.15. Separate Polishing Core
50 cts. ‘
The same Handle fits the Polisher that is used in the
Laundry Set.
PAY FREQUENT VISITS to the Furniture Store.
You will find interesting thin gs every day. There are those
Special Brass and Enameled Beds. A handsome Brass Bed
for $15. 00
A Whiie Enameled Bed with Brass tubing and vases.
M 25
THE 1). ll. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
m
..—~‘n.—q—Y~._..r. . ...
Announcement
Franklin Hones Mailed ilisrurerg
to now sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottle!
at $1.00 per bottle.
For over 30 years this valuable V egetablc remedy has been used by the
best families in Norwalk and South Norwnlk. and has cured Chronic Liver.
Stomach and Blood diseases when all ,else has failed. Many here testify to
itsvlriues. Sold on its merits, _
HOME CURES. HOME CURES. HOME CURES.
A GREAT SPRING TONIC.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUUOISTS.
Norwalk Chronicler