.. It it hardly likely that any one in our town falls to lrnow that
‘ selling out. yet many are waiting until the last minute. think-
, we will have an auction sale to clear out the balance.
, _;_ in"; one we will say there will POSITIVELY as no
r- ' ON SALE and by May rat there will be very little left for
1‘ “ATE SALE. It behooves those who expect to need
; ’Ioi' the next six months. to look at our remaining bar-
m
E DELIVERY TO ALL THE NORWALKS AND SUR-
ROUNDING TOWNS. I
"Coverings.
We In mitt prepared to about a Iarpe line of Carpets
9' Iii Gilda andjapaneee Mailings we have a large caddy
* ti mam soles.
' . can Mind: 12 I-Zc to 35c.
japanese Mailings 204: do We.
ass Mam a if; M my)» Over-
sand Ila: In time ”Heb.
DICKERMAN 81 SON.
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that they can be
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and yet will no
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liberti-
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{last-WW or tired but. wt-
cg men sndw on! Our stores.
the .mfsctoriee omen all have
" They
e:.: >, ruining h'eir'nervee. and lIyi
a inundation for early decay as
death.
feeling at night is n warning of what
in courts!
If you feel this way. look out! You
will break down Just as surely as you
don't do somelhingto as strong.
Read the terrible experl on of 0. J.
Bentley, Architect, 292 2d 8t.,_ Mem-
pill» Tenn; —
hitching their ”is
"i am a man of brevity and can only
any that i su'ffered from nervous pros
trallon, brought on by overwork and
study in my profeusion l was at-
tsclted with nervous trembling Of my
hands loss of appetite and loss of
sleep and seeing an advertisement in
our city paper of Dr Greene’s Nervurn
blood and nerve remedy. 1 concluded to
try it. i found that the Nervura acted
Wonderfully and gave me relief inside
of twenty-four hours. 1 all) now no
longer nervous have a good appetite.
and sleep well. i can truly recom-
mend Dr Greener Nervura to all suf-
ferers from nervous disease. You are
at liberty to publish my testimonial and
print my photon-e h. Has any that
lam well known ere. ha'v g lived
here sevsnbeen' years.
As a great physician once said “if
these great sulferers would only be in-
duced to take Dr. Greene's Nervura
to all antler-era from nervous disease.
You are at liberty to publish my testi-
monial and print my p otograpb. 1
baby say that I am wel known here
hating lived here seventeen yehrs. "
As a great physician once said ‘if
those poor sufferers would onl be in
dticed to take. Dr. arses 's ervura
blood and nerve remedy t ey would
Icon be well and strong. Some peo
ple are hard to be bony need but even
the not! unbelievib‘g now realise that
thin wonderful medicine cures.
And it .is because it dutch that every
bddyeuaeg it.. Try it. it in urely
legatablé and bruises. and its fiscov
broi- is that wel and”v most sue
herein) a iaiiatfgr
fonibl eases édreenef lo) lllli‘iftb
Av'eh w York He can be
consul rec. persocd' Iy or by letter.
'erflMmenm sealer sale by all
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at their,o
it; was voted to reduce
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in Portland...
cattill stock
com-
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years rs ng in -
mlIbutq‘of late years“ t is has fallen
account of the new methods
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ado large contribu-
o'ra bruilisneis. " edit-
lenll and had stud-
iron cal Africa. He was
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me earls «mi.
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near naturals barge.
m—The rall-
inod to
1. lots.
of
£55
isaicners have
their orderoiQeto
Thdt nervous, 'wealt, andtlred '
the directors of the '
‘ l7
PUTNDY. larch at ~‘l‘he sixty-first
annual race between crews from the
Universities of Oxford and Cambridge“
was rowed today over the Putney to
Moi-(lake Course about four and I
quarter miles. and was won by the
Cambridge men who crossed the do-
in front of their opponents.
The morning broke dull and misty.
with rain threatening. There was
scarcely any braces and the water was
smooth. it‘ew spectators were present
when the boats started. Cambridge
we the toss and chose the Surrey side
of e river. though. under the prevail-
ing conditions. there scanned to be lit-
us‘choiee either way, ‘Ther was every
prospect for a good race.
The boats were sent away at 7:57
o'clock. in a slight. drizaling rain and
very hasy weather Oxford striking a
3i) limits, and Cambridge pulling 85.
At Crab Tree Wharf Oxford was
leading by one length. At Hammer-
Imitb Bridge Oxford was still leading.
but by only a quarter of I length, row.
ing I ”awoke. with Cambridge also
pulling 82. and pluckiiy drawing up.
When Thornycrofts was reached at
ten minutes past eight. Cambridge
favored by the bend ‘bad outlined the
lead.
The Devonshire Mmdows were pass
ed at 8:13 with the Cambridge .men
half a length in the lead and both
crews doing well. making a fine race.
At Barnes Railway ‘llridge.’ which
was reached at It minutes after eight.
fho Cambridge crew had increased its
lead to two and a half lengths. which
was further increased to tour and one-
half lengths at the ilhish.
Oxford seems to have been outrow-
ed.‘ The Cambridge men won well
within themselves; but the oaonians
looked to be done.
The wind was very light. from the
northeast. and was behind the crews
over a fair Dart of the course.
The boats made a good start. The
Oxford men began strong and steady
and gained the lead but the Cambridge
strolte would not allow himself to be
hustled, rowing with great judgment.
and 9:! the. proper mement, when he
call for a spurt, hiIamen responded
gallanlly. 'l‘li‘encMorih their longer
training told in their favor. Amid ire;
mendous cheering by 'the- spectators
the Oxford crew worked manfuliy and
a line race ensued'untll Thornycrofte
was reached. when the. form of the
Oxonisns beg an to act ragged and
thereafter the‘resui was never in
doubt. though the defeated crew row-
ed a dogged. stern raceJ LAccording to
the official announcement the time of
the winning crew we: 91 minutes and
(ii seconds and their lead at. the finish
line four and onebalf lengths.
In lrlala held prior to the race Cam.
bridge generally was regarded as be
ing superior in skill and oarsmanship,
although Oxford had the advantage in
weight and strength. The latter were
greatly handicapped by the illness of
their president and by the necessity of
melting several otherf‘ehanges in the
crew. (lie final selection of which was
only made after ”Wad!“ left 0x
‘ ford; ‘ '
The crews and weights. according
to the latest advices. were as follows:
Oxford—'1‘. G. Brookiebank, Trinity
(how), 129.
No 2-41 W Samara—Smith (Ker-
' ion) 1”-
3—A. H. Hales (Corpus) 171.
4—H W. Jelfs (Christ Church) 175.
5—P. C. Underhill (Brasenoae). l‘lii.
ll~A. IL Balfour (Univerally).168.
7—K. P Evans (University). 183.
A. K Graham (l‘alllol). (stroke).
154%.
E. C T. Warner (Christ Church).
(ooaawain),108 (St
Cambridge—H. G.
John‘s). (bowl. 117%.
2—‘8. If. Bruce (Trinity Hall), 165.
6g—B. C. Johnstone' (Third Trinity).
1
‘z—A. L. Lawrence. (First Trinity).
1
5-3. V Powell (Third Trinity). 175.
6—P. H. Thomas (Third Trinity),
illi-
7—H. D. Gillies (Cains). 145
8—H. V. Smith (Trinity Hall).
(stroke) 145
0.3 A. Scott (Trinity Hall) (cox-
mawain)
ill.
Cam
Sanger
iirldge won last years race by
‘ six lengths.
cu I a nose in out oav
Will! Tee-twat “
[fixative Promo Qulni ne Tablets
All d is refund the money 'if it
' fails been". 5 W: Grove'i signature
is on each lion. 1bio.
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leer-es of South Mos-walk“ bitiasns Hare
if you later“ from “backache
There is only one way to cure it.
The perfect way is to cure the kid-
he
” run back means slick iddniiya.
Neglect it. uricar troubles rollew.‘
Dean’s Kidney is are made flit
killeyeonly.
Are endorsed by South Norwalk pee
PIG.
ChAi-ioa 1! Warren. son of .th welf
known ‘ovs'ier plug: it
lsh line at 8:". four and a half lengths u.
media.
painting and decorating in connection
unmanmewsgmm a! ”If
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since all 'oi as at some time
our lives.
sheer“?!
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are not eonlind to the nose
tsocn alerts the Throat and
.then the Stomach and Liver, and
line y the Kidneys and Bowela become
weakened and broken dowh by mean of
the terrible curse of Catarrh. This dis-
ease ie inflammatory in its nature and is
very liable to ailect the membranes and
tissnoa'ol any vital organ or part of the
system and reduce results which cause
allletlmao Inlet-in and
Men statuses sa stud of medi-
cine have tried in vain tor years to find
a positive cute. but it has remained for
one living in our own aeration to da-
ally discover what hoe s to be acer-
lain remedy. or Catarrh a any organ of
gembody. d ilshclaémadr: voncbadbsfa
sworso uare opeople w
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ave so I or years la 0"?
other known remedy thob‘t avai
people who had not faith at first but
were finally eur'ad.aud convinced or tile
wonderful power or this new discovery
in medical science. .
The famous 'pbyalclan to whom the
redit belongs or this wonderful devei
potent and addition to twentieth-cent-
ry science is Do. J. than“. ISO
"(iel'll‘klln Bldg. ., uth Bend. ind.
will send anyone who is sudedngfrotn
.rh a tree treatment in Va the
:snd wonderful curative ropertiea
lnew discovery ’ara ra-
tio describe their can fill! writ
e doctor for the Tmlment.
svedang tithe:l diseaseh pain or
-.i es atarr writer edocio'r
reset ill'aeridh'lfl'etrestment
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re..- Treatment to: Cstsrrb.
h.‘
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(Connecticut Commercial Bulletin).
Leslie Gamble has the general con-
tract for a name barn and carriage
house to be enacted at Noroton for
hire. Hennen. it will be about i0x47
feel with. automobile room in the base
meni having (lament floor and w.alis
Several rooms will be finished on the
secund floor for u coachman's apart-
The cost will be about 55.000.
No sub-contracts have been let. The
plane were drawn by Architect A. N.
Paddock.
The Boston Manor Corporotlno has
recently sold a lot in Dnrien to a New
York party, whose name is withheld
at present The plans havo been
drawn and will soon be ready for en
timates for a enestory bungalow to
be erected on the side. it will be shin-
gled on the exterior and provided with
all modern improvements.
N 8 Pinch has been awarded the
general contract for the new house to
be erected at Darien tor W. C. Perry
The plans were drawn by Architect
P s. Borehouse and have been fully
described in a former issue.
John W Beatty has been given the
with the house built at
the Tokeneite Corporation sisal”
redecorating the npeidmice of George
Clarke at Union Park. ~
$.13. Gorbaan is decanting the line
residence of Eben Hill at Tavern is-
land. Waldmn l: Riordan were the
contractors.
BRITISH liUSi-iiNG FOHTIFICA-
TIONS.
VICTORIA. B. 0.. March 20. -—Rush
work' is being done on the British fort
liloatious at Eseuimanlt. The new
fort on Signal Hill commanding the
unit-slice to the harbor will be equip-
“ped with two 9. 3 guns and later possi-
bly with one of the new steel an wire
guns recently purchased by th Brit-
ish authorities. These are most for-
midable weapons and are supposed to .
throw a. prol‘ecttl‘ea’ ut twenty miles
With one otthese a position Signal
illll felt would dominant] the Strudel .
Juan as ruse" Annotation It would
estrus to the United States side or the
at t
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FAIR .. WEEK
This is the last day to enjoy the Fair Week attrac-
tions. The throngs of visitors show that our effarts'hava
been appreciated. The Apollo Piano Recitals have drawn
music lovers every morning. and each afternoon the Tea
Room is crowded with visitors. Today there will be an-
other fine program for the Piano. and music in the after-
noon and evening will be by the Banjo Orchestra. The fol-
lowing Program will be given in the evening:
Razzle Danie March. Von Tilzer
Larchmont, Herbert '
Goodbye Eliza Jane. Von Tiller
Yale Waltzes, Taubert
Laughing Water. Eager
Atlantic. Jerome May
Our Leader. . Bigelow
African Dreamland, Atwater
Bedelia. Schwartz
Inner Guard. Dalton
Visions of Home, Taubert
Ahmeen. Intermezzo, Gilbert .
Congo Love Song. Johnson ,3
A Southern Belle. Eugene ;
Newport Belles, Asher
Sammy. Selection. Hutchinson
The Canaries. all fine little singers. are for sale. Bird
and Cage. $3.50. To be delivered after six o'clock this
evening.
The Coat and Suit Room are splendidly stocked.
Spring Suits. Covert Coats. Rain Coats. Automobile and
Traveling Coats are in all desirable styles.
Elegant models in women's Negligees and Kimonos
on the main floor.
A souvenir for all whose purchase amounts to $2.00
or over.
8 menu! a .mi «ream .4. ' g .: --
lea «warm unit. and which us use
in use fbreverauyeamhasbornethesignatnre of
Add has been made under- his pae-
Iona! supervision since its lunacy
' woven one todaceive you in file.
All Counter-hilt» Imitationa Ind !‘Jn‘sb-as-goed” are but
Experiments that tries with and endanger the health of
Initiate all WW“ against Experiment.
What 19 CASTORiA
Castoriaiaaharmless ubefltuteforoastoroihhra-
gene; biop- hastening Syrups. It a Pies-mt. It
contains‘ Keith“ Obliim, Morphihe nor other Nam
substance. usage its guarantee. It destroys Worms
andflays It elites Dian-baa. and Wind
Colic. It relieves Seething Troubles, cured Constipation
Mfl.1:;seimllatme Food. the
Stomach giving tiny and natural 5‘”-
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