21h. (inn. Sugar SI
WITH OTHER 00008, IN"
Fancy enamanv aur‘rc'a. l
READY DITSI
3 cana TOMATOES,
MILK caacxcaa.
PURE LEAF LARD.
A. Siull,
24 COTTAGE AVENU E.
2 LBS.
EAST NORWALK
250 LE:
12: IIIIIII.I
250i
FOR 1501
100 L34
w luv it has been on the way: at Bridge-
port, will he launched today, and the
Cow :II \IilI be hauled out and worth-
A large delegation of members of the
Advent t' III-mica ohnrth wont 10 Du
..cn trial writing 'and attended a cot-
taut. prayer meeting at tho horm- of
MII II .icunic Bir.chard
Mimi Jennie Davis sent out this morn-
ing. until-ea I'or II Joint convcntion of
the Loyal Workers and Sunday school.
of the Advent Christian Churchu of
the ntate. The convention will be held
on tiootl Friday. III Hartford.
The Yokcmates will have course at
‘ the ’I‘hurIIIiay evening prayer meeting
CONN.
hill \illIWIlLlI’
itobert Tale.
is ill with scarlet
along nicely.
The regular
pairing the break in the
is
little and don't
of Rowan street. whoI
fever.
gelling
social nonstop will be;
held at the Advent Christian Church.
this- evening,
Men \vcre at work this morning, rII~I
in Rowan street.
lira.
llII.~ler Fanchcr."
of
water pint-I
, knowing the fares.
Westport I
:IreIIIIII. IIiIItcr of Rev. J. W. Davis, lns'
been ill for some time.
There is quite a serious break in tiIeI
lI‘irst
street water main,
W
or repaired today if possrblc.
'l‘hiII evening Cnrl Wieke and Wil-I
liaIn Taylor. (Iflt'h rated 75, will play In
the liafucr pool tournament.
The regular \vIekly meeting of ll.-.I§
.lttnior Band will be held tomorrow III'I
,‘ is not only II very expensive tool.
hieh will I
'III the East Avenue Methodiut Episco-
pal Church, this evening. There will
be special music and Charles I,lameIr of
Bridgeport a SW'JL t album and weaker,
will be present. All are invited
A met-ting of the Women‘s Auxil-
‘iIIry oi the Advent, Christian Church.
was held last eyenlng. at which thII;
annual election of oflleers took place.
The (Ilt‘t'iltlil rcIuIllI-d as follow: Jen-
inir l-Z. Davis. president; lda AIIIaIII‘or‘lh.
vice-president; Clara \‘eleor. IreertII‘
tary; .\lr<. lib-hard Bland, trcaaurer.
"lie that takes wltat lan't liia'n when
he‘s I-olIIhttl should no to prison." is
.an cid English proverb, bur "th that
pay back. has a heart
both hard, and black." is the Yankee
saying, and there are many such III all
communities. .\ case in point will
sIIIIIII lo Illustrate John H. Cole
\IhII its an honest and true as old glory
llH'". has bred in the habit or louII-l
int; il,i.'.ill and hit without even aomtII
tiInII . IIIIIIIIcmthIug the name. but
Sometimt ago he
main .1 ll set of expensive onrloeks, and
qtlll: rcccntry his spirit level, which
but
absoluttly necessary in his huslncaa.
Neither of thee have ever be.n re-
. turn-7d. and while (‘il('ll man knows as
plain tl'Il he knows that he has II our-5.,
on his nt-c’thai’ the goods on him are
not his own. he has forgotten all about
it, or is itelllllllt‘d to return it. A nod
is as good IIII a wink to a blind horse.
.. ‘ N“ ..
.“t‘I I‘ . Ialoa wan liter-
airy a bower o iiowarl. while Epicur-
IIII hltnrrelf would havo been delighted
with the good thlnua provided by the
boat and hoatcaa. iho genial captainu
who enjoyed the fun a- ranch as our?
body IoIanII-cd the gathering to the
diary of the pie there war the uppor'
IIIIII-I and the lower cruat but the boot
port was in I .9 middle. and it w“ the
great middle IIiIIIIIII who were repreaent-
ed on that occasion. Mra. Roberta hat-
It all: foot table fairly groaning under
the load or azlver. til'ydllll and I-hina-
wore the happy couple having receiv-
rd lurIt filly Itrearnta. and the ey oi
the whole family truth and their h rta
pIIlIIIIIII quicker whet! they lool'ttpbn
them and think 0f the lave and elltecm
whith lill'l‘ all represent. The general
w iIIh was that they might have “olden
wedding with an many there to panic i-
pnte all there wall at t a one. i
ROWAYTON. I
(‘InIIIIIIhlc Edward J. Ladrigau hal'
purehaacd II new row.
.‘iire. llIIIjnmin St. l.I.Ihn of Barton.
hilt‘lll ’i‘uI-IIdaI with Rowayton friends
Mn. BIIIIIIIIII. of ltowaytou, apcnt
'i‘terdny with Mina Jeanie St. John. in
Darien
John .Viitrralr ernploted by B. A. Gill'-
iiu. in to move hia family from Slam
lord to Rowayton
Bo“ hdou of the Rowayton Baht
(‘alrriage linrritfaelory. Ia ill at hbr
home in South Norwalk. I
M r, and Mr» .loltn Sherman Hoyt. of”
\I- II York have been at their summeI
home at (‘outentmenl Island. ’
31'. III lI‘lIIIIin Stuart and Mra. S. E.
Imam. of New York, have been virtif
ing .\ir. and Mrs ii. A. Grmln urld their
.Ilillllllf'i‘ I-IIItIIIu- nt Belle island.
Siillltlil Int-Int Benjamin J. HIII'dlIIk
was taken IIIIIiIleIIly ill yesterday. while
at the \\'t'~'l~ hound depot, and was Ub‘l
lived to flu in his home to recuperate
(l. (‘ Horn-n, of Dorian. was talIIIfa
quitt- iii \leth III work on George F ,
Everett H house in Rowuyton, ll w.eIIlI
ago. arid has been IIer‘iouIrl) ill alrieu
but it Iron able to be about again
lrII Kigglua had a cold water bathI
one day I‘m Irntiy by breaking throughl
the ice in the harbor. lie was reaIIued‘
without difficulty lllltl ix none the
IIIIIoIIII- for his piuligt.
Mira lI‘.uIIIIa Cushman' a grade at Ihe
South lI‘ ive .\iile Rivet school was Ilos
,IId, yesterday afternoon. to enable the!
pupils to attend the funeral of Mine
‘IIertIude ‘Q‘Ralt‘ Cole. The services
or u- aha?
‘Irold. and a number III t'orntoa pictures !rlghr hand and split II open.
I
"out
~ hotness Won’t ”
" 11110
Old Businesp Will Q9
UNI-EBB .' .
MONT ’I
I4 I ‘ Irma—ohm. .
Iruthoy H «out than or "or Timon
ad in Gar-d I! Oat-"h.
mum Pharmacy, one of the Inoat|’
reliable bualnoaa drain in South Nor, I
walk. have 000- raanr Initancaa of that
remu‘hablo power of Hyomcl to cure
Iatarrhni troubles and othIII diaorderai
of the apiratory 0min.
Ronni in thia Inn
thorn Ito much eoufltl
that they will give
A v}...
out have aivou
co trr- Hyoru
montb'aI trial
with the ponithe radix-11mm" IhTt t out I
if at the end of t a e a cure It You . .y‘
not offteied or enough Ioiief gained by I g
warrant a continued the of the treat-II [OhQ‘Vc “he (a. ... fl ”Rue ., H “ sy cam
ment for a while hitter. the money I
will be refunded
lilomel la the only treatment for
I-IItIIrrh that has ever been fiOltl underl
II “no curd no .I'pay plan. and the only i
one where a month's trial treatment1
is tree unleaa it ctrroa
llyomoi la not a pill or liquid. Juat ,
breathe It through the neat inhaler
that comes with el't'i‘y outfit. and bent
at will be seen from the first day‘ It aae.t
Breathed In this my the health giv i
for; llyomel penetrated Io IiIo mlnut~
Place your order now 00 thn‘ two may enter your name ll,
-, ~ ‘ Armrfirrnncronv.
'25. . ,_ I
1mm” Q;
1‘?!
Exchange Batu from
., I
I... l
Upon request an";h pay!” will edit “1310!!“
IIIIt air cells of the lunar nrlll driven “IRMA" ll . .. " "I .... mi 3 no {off-hi-
III-Itturthal Kermit and poisons frotn the The SI .Iu 11 . W.E‘ (i
flybll‘mI ‘ o
Il‘hc complete outfit titlflln hill 81.} ‘ :e . - im ‘
and extra bottle-II of Hroruel may beI ‘ '1“ 9 It'i’ll'lt‘ln’ . ~ . N I? w;i mt} :-
obtained for true. i \ . ' ‘ .
Remember that if HyomI-i doeII rIotl 6‘2 e ”e um
cure you after a month It trial. 'Ieitfuas . . _ I -- . , ‘,
Pharmacy will refund your mutter and,
the treatment will be. absolutely free.
-.. .. .. .! gun—I, “..-—--..
It was 0 children. Parlay and Edith Hart.»
w.right all of whom are well. The only
\Iho h‘us been death .111. Newton Height: waa John
has Golden. the litle son of Mr. and llrl.‘
William Maiden. .
red
at the boolt table, which wax: in em Irgu I very painful wound.
of Mitts Vivian Stewart and Mina Bea-- Mrs, Harriet llatea,
trlce Do \‘Vatcra. The control: toe til; spending the winter in Dunbar)".
charge of the Ittlpper' tIIbII.I was Mra. returned to her home in 0: row
lIranlIiin ’l‘hIIall president of the. onie- The \ioroton school but been‘ open Three first of water was diaco
ty; Mi . JameII SII-II-IIII, \lrs. George ed. but It new I-uhool building In a in the.‘ collar of the Cangrega cull ottbo
Ihcvcna, Mm. trader-hit .IIIIIiIhII. lirau different localitv III being chriaide red. Church. Sunday morning, 'hlch ram big“ VI” “a:
“lot
I.\ifrI-.d IJIoIkett. Mrs. Preston Hart. 5 , Taylor of the livery stain lulu tiered “‘9 “all“ 0' "'6 Church dill _
..__ ....__ ”Bird half the mm... to be va fined rult Workmen are now engaged II ET "at
Mill ”Hinds Twinnin-
DARIEN AND NOROTON. by George W. (‘larlt the int ,0! A I'll. draining oil the '8'”.
Ira-teal ”"32“? :1th It
I
-- III. and Ml‘ii H. Sands Seller . Muutnckoilflh-
lira Fannie Downa is ill at her , Riverside. were the. guests. Sunda r, of‘ . I‘II WESTON. W l ,M 1m" Gl‘av 0&0“;
home of the modules Mr. and lira. llenty Selim-.k M all]e . M u the bomb of: In“ ‘OHNI':
RI-r. Herbert s Brown preut'htId llllIVt‘llllt‘. Mrs. B.IA. Dikeman continues quite rump,
seriously Ill.
Mrs. M. 3. Hill spent part 0! last
week In Dadbury.
Stamford. last Sunday. ‘ William A. iIaugIlou had a full on
Miss Georgie Whitney about II day the he, near the door of llltl home.
in New York the past week. and was: badly bruised about his (rice.
Hilton of the Ilehuhch hm‘tho MI
adaption an actively
burnt. to be held ”Cram
.\li a Jessie St. John filll‘llt Monday ithls w.(‘Pk . Mrs. “I'm Godfrey his returned “Cranium! afleohlIW WQ 0
II.- llhhhllt'tl IIIIIIII III Stamford. I III-,II w. J Flt‘Inllnfi MIII. II-lchhrd irom a few, days’ visit In Bridgeport. Iliad at the hum: of his Ian; Wu:
t 'IsnIor 'rcIII will bt‘ held at Mra.1l-‘roat and Mrs. George Obellllmli‘r Chester Fancheh of Bridabanrt. 5mm; night. were a‘ Unilater-
spent Sunday with his parents hare.
Mrs. Milne: va Andrews and Jill.
James Stunts have been III for auroral
Nor Charles Ml. to oodhury 100' III
torday for interment in tho “loll! plot. 4
It the cIImoteI II there. - ‘.
. it III understood that the mammoth
from i to 6 p. were the guests of Mrs. l‘harlm Ad-
I.ama Monday.
The Literary Club of the Congrega
t‘IrifillhII next Friday,
m.
It”, .lr. ,‘
and Mrs, Alfred Morehouse.
thing. at the Methodist Church. The Roberts manor ioealed on the . I I I l . little datI hter Natalie are in New tionnl Church met lent l-‘rldlll' Willi “3'3. 'N‘ I
T'.” ""“l‘” “"9le '“fi‘ling (If ”I“ met knoll. cu RiIcrside and Osborn “lll'htflgt‘rulf‘itrfl‘h‘rkfl[Singl‘o‘hu tibIIrIiIIII-"l'liil'|<. g lift-.1 l)r Norron, and enjoyed a‘ very Mrs. R“ K. Fitch returned from a "gator" mnalaued to Town Wk '0' 3":
.lItnIor iiaud will he hIid tornorrovI' ayeriuts. mu been the scone 041w“, “01):” Rowayton u", to be p'mumed. Mina mm Bowen. of New York pleasant eyening. Vii“ of ”Moral W001“ In New york on 39M 0. HUI-lt by. Rum-fl I‘mm ‘
I“"‘"I"I¥- “i "1“ “Who'll“ ChurCliI ‘ IIIO‘I'I i0- lie-lemunbemi events In life‘und impr'tltt’tl. The house II ll) [)0 m:~|SD('Ill Sunday with her IIIIr-Inls in Henry Whitney has 1’9““ “‘ “t h” ““4”- . . Miami Florida. baa MI III learnt ,
SltltIlluiltirr Joseph Fowler is at wmk. Roberte family. to wit. the go den IIIIg-IIII and Ill-it'll IIII unit-cs A iuunch‘ Main IIII-III-I. home. Maple avenue for a few days. Mrs. Starter Andrew has been oer Richmond, t... and is warrl‘ve . 1'
repuIriug .lolrn Thompson's launch. II. eddlng of ex- Captain Nathan and hit; 1,. being built them for the Bridge l Miss Addit- Whitney l> spending a‘ and is now improvlns and is spending limialy llI Ilth grip. Her sister, Mra.I here Friday. Mr. Hyotti'tlieaovptacod I 1.,"
‘iillll getting her really to put into IIonI- brim-I .i Sarah and the silver wctiding' pull Mulol Company luck with Miss lIIIIbIIi Quackenbush the day in Bridgeport. BIrrBltI 'haa been caring for her. '0pecial order with 000 (layer for
ili'rhltlll. III his youngest H‘ln i‘rnnk and his III-P1 The lad“- Aid Sum,“ M ”H, “0“” I.“ w“ 4-.” Mrs w A Langtiolr was sartorial! Charla: Rowland, who has been III I a apikad collar. sextet alooa , ‘
.\ i‘t'llt'ili'rill of thI Easter Inusit- III‘I tor half whiIh was only l'('t"‘llll_\ l'L‘l~':|\[()n Methodist Eplscopal t‘hIIrIIhi Mina i.uiu Bowen has returned froln bruised by one of her cows tttrnlnl with 'floIiiitll. is now better. Mun 10 foot Itoel choir! MOW no _ ,
III~ hrltl in the Sunday school room or pin-”m and I“ d” n... my, (hm. WM.“ h,“ “9 annual New England mm“... a ”a” “m, h... git-“Ir Mrs Charles suddenly and atriking her forehead J. M. Wren in now also able hoalt up.- Town Clerk la also negotia‘tl 10: I0 '
IlIII iIII‘tsl .\\'t"llll" Mrlltotiiwt (‘hurII-h to- [ho captain hm.- lived in that houne it inkt night, and ruched mot-II generous i I.inypq‘ in New \ol'lt with one of its horns. this week Rev. J L. Shrively hll returned from. little ol‘ apart-onto ‘lt Ull-
IIIoI-IIow evening, at 72:11) o'I-ioI-ir. “III llf"‘\( paIIiIId homu- at on ”lutlst.‘ ”“1“,“an from the public The affairs Mira Jemie .John has gone to The report of the death of Mr. hll Vil’lttohlahorne in Ohllnbonburg.i damoodithoatiery and my“? to
A l'f'llf‘,’ll‘:~;ll III lhr [cusp-II music will II,I,\- coming, (Ia “mun Roberta“ 1., own...” “ “firm...“m .0 the ladies M" “remeI-Iztluid. to visa iIIIr brother. Hartwrlght'a little daughter, of Wm and preached to large oongregr got the beast apolitical lob. Hal
1... III-III in IlIII Sunday school room ()f In"; "we“ \Inlprlrdn famine. in m... Jul)" Pinndpr presided at It"- IIIIIIIIII Harry St. lohn and wife. theria, was an error The only little tlohl both morning and evening in the apart on water. Hyatt trailer»
the East Avenue Methodist Church, lI.I- :Itatg anti he remembers the time hia lionIIry table. which appeared to be“ George II. Northrop. of Talnmdae glrla in Noroton Heights 0‘ that name Conmmtional Church Dime! Tax Collector Cault mill '1“!
IIIoIII-ow evening at 7:30 o'clock. uIIa-hdfnthrII used to \\"()ll\' for Senator; (mp M the most attr.cuye features of Hill while cutting wood lard Tuesday. are Marion Hartwright. daughter of A! the Euler services ht Qho ‘Nbr-I' mducod m abdic‘h‘fa .lati flt'hr'bf
The Rililf‘l steamer “(Hill (‘IIIII-iI-II. lIIIIis grandfather and the genial old: the occasion. OIor sixty books W‘Ole landed the 0.x on the thumb of his Ezra Hartwrlght and his brother's tlIIld ('ongregationnlchurch the atdr l ”wot." ., . Ii.‘ .. ..
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We will Show you the handsomest brightest and largest aggregation of Spring Suits. Coats and Headwear for Men,
Vivi nu or . ...1: ..
Opening Drspla y amee Clo "thing-t
Saturday,
Women and Children that has ever graced our counters.
The garments are offered to you for immediate purchase. and the purchase price may be divided up in as many parts as de-
sired. and each partpayablc weekly or semi-monthly as suits your convenience: in other words. get your Suit now and pay us later.
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The Remarkable Growth of
iy A Bunnln'a-syatorn of
in»???
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a. r I: . I l
Largeat Inatitution of it. Kind to All.
w.0rid Mill Growing.
in 64 Cities.
()IIr clothing la’ 0! the kind that cattl-
flea and wears, or else we- could hit '
sell on credit and subject to the wool
and test of a person who Is a'ecornillo-j
dated by our credit systems "‘
When you buy on credit Ion want I
your money'a worth, and we caught
you will pay your bills, but IuIIIII Is ,I'J't
March 19.111.
low Priors. Stylish finds and Easy Payments
This store is one of 64 stores which buys on an enormous
scale resulting in greatly reduced wholesale prices and in return
we are able to sell correspondingly low to the public.
choicest offerings or manufacturers and we embrace every chance
to get the really desirable and popular styles.
ment is a notable one in respect to variety. chicncss and general
excellence. and we will expect to establish a new record for the
Our plan of easy payments affords the
chance to everybody to buy new and pay later in convenient
volume of business.
weekly payments.
Men’s Department.
I:
L
We get the
,Our spring assort-
Women’s Dept.
get your money 0 worth youohlo’ot
fuse around about paying 0a
agreed, and In the add we 10019.; Titer
fore we have to take care thht you IgelgI
as much value all things oohaitlor’od. “I '
the market ailorda.1‘hon ailid, do“!
expect a person who buy-II from us to
remain a customer, and no such attun-
tion of continued cur-tom will favor til
union we sell right stul at low price"!
Because of our buying for M- m
we get the wicea that only the target! ,
manufacturers can afford to no“ IN I
We order auita by the. thon'aantlls W0 1
small iota for on. Every Nader“ .
realize that this means) the Very I0 ,I -
. prices to them. We are auto-g
, tremors for business, had twenty Cir
to get it and keep It It: by“
I greatest Iaiuea at the? lowest Ml,
true business success to m w
. piulorm. An inatituflol‘IlIU his I02v»
- tending over several lantern-d ill. I
84 cities couldi new
it
Striking Success of Our-Modem Methods.
The remarkable and rapid growth of our extensive business of
selling clothing has largely resulted from the adoption of the fair
and easy method of payments. .
In this respect we have been public benefactors. By accom-
modating the masses with credit without any red-tape or security
we have taken a place in their appreciation and esteem which re-
wards us year after year by additional patronage. The wage-earn-
ers buy a suit for 815 or $18 and in three or four months it is paid
for without the slightest inconvenience simply by paying a little
every week. We offer the same advantages to every reader of this
paper. Buy at once—don’t wait until Easter.
,1“.
‘ , . ' In other basis. lunatic.“ arr,
Children 5 Dept. II::::.I:::::.I::.IIII. . .... III ~
worthy people. In thin matto‘rval mm
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Men's Surts . . . . . . $57.5oto $25.00 Tailor Made Suits. $8.00 to 35?.00 Boy 0 Suits """" $2.00 to $5.00 “Jailieum‘ifimm II: M
.‘ , , - . i no I‘It'a
Men 5 Overcoat: . 7.50 to 30.00 Stylish Jackets 7.00m 20.00 Boya' Reefer-s .. 2.00 to 5,00 . . 3“ $0032: 93:. "31:13pm
Men's Trousers 1.50 to 5.00 Pretty Waiata .75 to 10.00 . ' 3t: llzdxfiggcyhahel'Jsr‘hlnflu '
Y th' . . , Boys' Overcoat: ,3.00 to 7.00 , . . mg, . ~.III ...I
on a SuIts 5.00 to 15.00 Silk Pettrcoats 3.50 to 12.00 . . .' i .7 mmm'nymrmrw .-.
Youth’a‘Overcoats 7.00 to 20.00 Nobby Skirts 3.00 to 20.00 30?" Shoes L00 ‘0 4-“ .' " ... " l ‘ 1mm" ‘
Youthtt Rarncoata 7.00 to 20.00 Latest Style Hats . 1.25 to 10.00 Girls‘ Shoes _ . __ 45 to “,0 I! II
Men“: ,Raincoats .. 1:.00t0 20.00 Capes ...-..I. ..... 5.00 to 15.00
Mcn'sHats ...... 1.5010 3.00 ' Ladles‘Raiacoats . 10.00t0 20.00 Gm. H.“ ' """ '75 to 4'00
Men‘s Shoes ..... 2.5ot0 4.50 ' l 2.00 to “4.00 _ (lirla‘prcges‘.......1.50to 5.00
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