no means, patterns Iroiit .
in user w
E. K. Bonito.
”slum HOTIL DLOOK.
couitrt noawaut.
kg
i‘or wgfivifl giocih'it:
0E] 'iioudy with Intel showors tonight
d Tuesday A disturbance is c0lt~
trait tibia mining la trhoLWesm‘u per.
i
eneral- i
ton of the Little legion (‘ioudy wru-
tcr with local showers prevails in all
the northern sections east. of the Miss-
“carpi riv'er. Conditions favor for this
ally unsettled weather with light
local showers and not much change In
temper'atuIe. ,
._,...__._._.......
he list Trimmers'I Association will
it) (i a monthly meeting tomorrow ev-
an!
"r. .0 inunabury Lodge,N N.E. o P..
will hold its tortnigbtly meeting tomor-
if” event as
’ nit your luck is bad
nope Ind brood,
cheer you n
0,0“ Good Ric Food.
D, Parties at Worcester.
“m3 setts, has been visiting in
South orwsllt.
M meeting of the Fairfleid County
a Grange will' be held 'ln titrat-
turd ednosdsy, April 13
hits. Sarah M. Nash and Mrs Theo
0 pm 3. Nash 0! Bomb Norwallt. have
spending a few day's in Atlantic
012‘
Principal William C. Fools. who has
it is spending the Easter vacation in
M alltic Ctiy, resumed his school do
tea Ind-y
twitching piles? Never mind it phy-
sicianp have tailed to cure you.‘ Try
We Ointment. No failure there.
so cobra at any drug store. _
qI‘torCl‘Isuiberialn has approved
mile Connecticut Hospital tor
MEI?“ tor 811.3 8.10 for its aspen-
dwiting the moat of March.
rein Mbeinh: [lodge will hold a
gr“, i tonight... Let every member
hepre'seat. as the lodge
will have mi. on may evening.
“Molt 33'. ibis of New York, who is
toisavo, Tweak on a business trip
thins “newesthaabzgns ndiaga
short; time with hs brot dolnh M.
Dreyfus.
At a short session of the Common
Pleas Court in‘ Bridgeport. Friday.
lienry ticbu ta, pl Norwallt wasiacn
.Ito Jail tor thirty days on charte ,,
a?) whiteness.
.’l’he smithwost contorcnce of Fair
lleid county will meet with the North
Mianus Congregational Church on
Tuesday April l:..... An interesting
program has been prepaied.
Mr! F. B. Street. state organizer for
the Children oi the American Revolu-
this do about. torhegin active win-k. in
Norwich Islets losdon. Bridgeport
Norwalit. amp ord. Hartford and Mart
1100),”! ”I IS . I .‘ .151
Adam Is a revival and
liliili‘ovi .60! to! [once poplilar Co
loniai‘v ‘ lilo boltbd hour
aterhyrood ,I’but malted hour and
fits; roasted, porous granules. What's
the hphint; Try it: it special tor itsett.
mmprs dré beginning to Insits
heard around the ’.ponds
swamps.“ brooks These queer iii-
no creatures may he expected to indus-
triouslr pipe the drrlval or spring ev-
ery night for more time
.._L.._L_—-———-—
. An Easy Iualnsas.
The easiest. business in this world
ism-Winn nts: custodial!
femurs: scan as they want to
raga. they {dome-in; look at the
Ind buy bst's the whole hue).
tibia. ,
Delvoe comes next. it saves money.
and people like money. They like
somebody else‘s more than their own:
they like to maltut more than to save
it; ttbey like it to heip it perhaps its
well as to make. its _
B tidings r w'n_ last. without
*I-I’noor paint: a the same. DcVoe
is Lilia mean: or stopping that task; a
big file. All we' ve got to do. to sell
M90. is to show ttbat a man saro-
mbasfibyusflnlggn .. 'i. not ”I“.
aw 011‘. a. a
mag tallies. inad'pafhl
.v 3:th
g'Iip‘e'IIiI‘w \I
. .I l
\n
summer alike and special at-
. traction go hand in hand in tho
store now. era is sttractien ot‘
pattsrthsud c079. vim of I“
Wane-It
Printed silks snrta at so could
with some tastslitl patterns in
white on blue or brown.
Chane ioulsrds in small pretty
patterns at 39c. “ "
Handmedcslgns in tactical-
ly all the colors. at 75c d. ~
Rich gun-metal toulards at 0|.
Finest Liberty satiric in (atoms
and gull-metal shoots at $1.25.
Pongee Silks from 75c for an
American to the libs» from the
Far East at $1.35. _
Lamar-priced genuine poem
is 3:. Strong and pure: beautiful
mirablc for rain-coats and the
mostdtyltsli Wisp of all let driv-
ing or automobiling.
Check and will woven pongcc.
very eitettiv'c‘. 1.45
Rajah pongee in a beautifully-
irregular weave. Elias t qual-
ity and in reason and c trip gun
as well as the natural color. I. 25
yd.
Left aisle. Rear.
BLUE MISTRAL.
First cousin to voile and a great
bar alni
andsor'ne deep blue, tiny cord
dotted with irregular bunches cuts
it up into plaids. worth $1.25
y-—d. 75c.
Corded hatiste of tempting
beauty and at price.
W '
Titlinli indepg'l‘t‘plittic cord
adds trust to it's’hhatttl.
Handsome course-blue. charti—
pa 3°53”.an tor snag:
coats. Different color
weights. But. tilsli. you ”pool
that. .j .1 to St.
Left AislepRedr.‘
, ran adv/LAND
Wm???“
Douglas Fowler Port Grand Army at
the hspubuc. will hold a meeting»
night.
Miss E. Warren has returned to Not-
31:. after visiting friends in Strat-
‘1
court Mahacltemo. Foresters of Am
erlca. will hold a meeting tomorrow ev-
. ailing.
hiss Lillia‘n ltlcharda, or South Nor-
wslk. has been visiting friends in
Wut tpori.
Silas Katherine Powers. ot Valley
Place is spending a test days with
tr in New York. .
from light III-mark; slamm-
.olt‘v mobs co.
. ' .i ' . , ' )
"On my iafitflp as a commercial
irnvaier In In! a kind M000 0M.
hurtlist l mountain 1 was a testament-
«tor «nouns ion. and he added.
9022023337,“ mun-mar
l”: train in a if all varsity It’tmn.
. Wed” d of an
old i It had been
scommendsd as the commercial
sl. 1 was welcomed by the boots
a lid dlr ton .‘commaruiai room'
markcd' riv ate.‘
"The commercisi‘ din or was serv-
ed promptly at l o'cioo. or at 1: iii.
tlbould twenty 'commsrciais' be stop
ping at the house. and but one be pres
rht at this dinner hour. the soup is
served it was a tow moments aim
the hour when l mentored the 'com
morcial room' to had sisteea seated
at the long table now covered with
white linen find domtaied with how
are. At the and of the table. on
ed in serving lh a spun. sat Mr. Pr
dant who occupies this position in vii-I
the ot having remained In the hotel
longer than any other person present.
and at the other and is Mr. Vice. the
second in length or stay. This i did not
then know.
“Alter hesitating a, moment i slipped
because of its very lack” of modestly into ‘ “mt chair. in I
smoothness. , law 1000ng l was Icons‘c‘hg‘al that every
_eyanteroomwas upon a.
Cravcnctted pongcc ”“ 3" Ad Presently tbo- president. I ruddy- «aged
old map of about sixty. said: 'Perhaps
the gontloman wboIbss lust seated h-lln
sell is unaware that this is a private
room. This. was said courteoualv. but
firmly. My llrst thought was to tele-
graph to, the American ambassador
and to get out my passport declaring
me to be a tree-born American oitissg
but the savory ordor o! the soup and
my lrlend's warnlnaI prevail 00; so.
hall rising from my chair, 1 summer-
edi out something about my increase
With every desire to relieve my evident
embarrassment and .al. the same time
to uphold the traditions of the table.
the president said: "i‘be gentleman is
a stranger and wishes to Join us.‘ A
hearty permission was given at once
by all. and l resented mull.”
42'. 332*
Dividend Notice.
ralnrllLD 0(9qu “VINO!
rtsrwnilt. cans. Marsh 17 tool.
‘..—a-
At a meeting oi the” Director! or the
l-‘alrileld Count Dull! held
this day. a dirt and at a rats oi
four Per Cent
per annum has daclarsd from the earn-
Inga oi the standstill studios March
it, loot. 'i‘h‘smis dds 23rdI it.
a3: payable cit sad altar i.
by order oi the Board or Directors.
SI avtloua 00311:.
rsaausr.
W
Charles 07. Seymsdr crass.
Norwalk Writes:- ‘
south Norwalk t‘ Inn.
April till. lilfli.
Dr. chlt's Medicine Co..
South Norwslh, Conn.
Gentlemen' —-
i can with pleasure add my testi-
monisl to the m'eritsot Dick's
Medicine. l have used it tor malaria
with most gratifying results
Very sincerely.
CHARLES a. SEYMOUR.
D
now In “his flats to soup or
vans avails Ir
who”
chductor Philip litrd who has boon
adhering trom a severe attack at rbsu~
nus, is improving very slowly.
A‘ stated commupinti of Butler
Chapter. No 38.80310 rch Masons.
' will be held tomorrow night and will
he followed by tho annual election ot
sincere. .
i a In.
Ram . orm'erly him
we lino ,
legion. ha’s‘ “Wagam short
any with his parents, Mr. and am.
”:ch A.- Hayes. 0: a Madison street.
he (toga in the amps about town
hash already begun their nocturhsl
‘ They». were iirst Md a
oerc‘
" For s law ill but.
00:33; they its" ”2100105. .
. ‘ you wantsn .
“staining toad. dha‘ 3“!- mt?
any other. try the Good ltich
k your M
McMillan Mulls-I' Ian Bertha listl-
last-.sprlng he mpainted De-
matiam at his home tndlaattiton ave- I-
Otrsngtrt, can one hot some or My
Imposrso post will" sup
vdwtnss.
l have also the BIO? ASSORTMENT
‘ ct Liquors.
Don't you know that you can always
' gal a good meal at all hours. with
"Jim everything in "also, at the
agar Ia! Cafe
"gels“, _ ob. Ital-walk.
a ism. ,
CM". ””108.
'Phsas, in.
(h
. ..-a..
Iaantoclt ‘ mortise
canton in assay.
inhabitants.
‘ The census bureau Thursday issued
: a bulletin containuis the “on!”
pop lotion for mu. not and )0! for
silo lien having it). 000 or more inhabi-
tants In 1900 and tor slates and terri-
tories. According to the tlsusss pro-
sentod. the total estimated population
of the United 8t tea, exclusive at Al
ha, and the lush sr p
United States. is 70.9 .380.“II This it
an increase oi 3.906. tilt since in» call-
sun of 1000
“38808130301
mu t-ol', Bottled at the
csttIt'i'I
13):!an “'9 “The "windmills“; (intimated {lot}, 08.8
t‘ on uv ug l or more u ab
"3:". MMMI'. lanta in l000 At cording to these (0-
timatos, New York is now a city 3‘
3..’iltl 189 inhabitants; Chico 0 III ropi
ly approaching the twomilion mark
haying l m. 330 inhabitants; Philadel
phla has 1887.716: St Louis has just
passed and Boston has almost reaebt
ed the 000000 mark; lialtimors has
ital. ”31: Cleveland in now It considers»
bin at lance ahead of Cincinnati. which
cities linVe m. 960 slid 3:i2.21ii,res-
pectively. Bulialo has also considera-
hly increased its population, bélnit
credited with am 403 inllabiteuts.
San Francisco and Pillsburg are close
competitors. the former having 385, 919
hill! the latter his 043. Detroit, Mil-
waukee and New Orleans have Just
passed 300.000 and Washington is
close to that tlgure. i
To sreporl also shows that in the
num r of towns and cities of over
lo 000 inhabitants Massachusetts is in
the lead with lorty- seven containing
a total of 2.197. 700 inhabitants: but the
total or urbttn population, or course, is
not as large as that oi New York
Pcnnsyvahiu or illinois
Considered by states New Your
FINIQ‘I‘ IIIR PLACED ON THE
, MARKIT.
M
All kinda of Sea Foo cooked in the
best possible man r by an ax-
” parlancsd chat. Meals at
all hours.
5......“ w
Money
John D. ltocltoialicti once said "Anyy-
one can make money: low can save it. ”
Here is a truth you can hardly can
tradirt.
it has added wsisbt. coming
Rockefeller. it makes us think.
Will MAKE YOUR SAVINGS oli—
CURE and give them earning capacity
trout
b loads in pulsilon with I‘
y plying will). oodo; fienosy‘ivsnla ohm: o 6“:
an no a as ass 000:
F0"! P 01' can! Texas is looming up pwith .ovdr.000. 3.000.
000 having passed Missouri. 'l‘we
Interest two states now have less than 1,000.0 ii
Inhabitants each, and iourtecn exceed
2 000 .000 each.
The report also says that hereafter
the census bureau will make annual
estimates of population, based upoli
what is known as the arithmetical
method or upon the assumption that
the annual increase tor each year since
the last census will be onetautb oi the
decennial Increase between the last
two censuses. 'l‘be bulletin adds:
‘ The country as a whole and most at
the states and cities are growing with
asteadily decreasing per cent. otI in
crease. As this condition has obtained
in the United States for the last
twenty years, it is likely to hold good
In the future. Under such conditions
the arithmetical method has been prov-
ad more accurate than anym alternative
method. Estimates by this pain:
based on the census population 1800
and 1800, were made for the levels!)
eight cities. each of which bed ”It:
to. 000 inhabitants in 1900 and the re-
aulls compared with the census count.
The estimates gave three cities a to
lot annual lacrosse or 407, 028 between
1890 and 1900 The count showed an
accurate average increase oi iii 703. or
closer than estimates based on the
vote cast or the number or names in a
directory or local census oi school
children "
TRIED TO BURN MILFORD STORE.
Trim strangers Been in the Vicinity
blindly Morning,
compounded nemi- annually.
Any our: CAN MAKE MONEY.
raw CAN SAVE 11‘
as out. or THE raw.
The $0. NOIwalk
Savings Bank.
stirrup 3le BUILDING.
cars r05 stair}!
The Standardoi Spring Medicines is
DR. HUMPHRIES' BLOOD
REMEDY. A solid but bunshrofamgcg‘attelai‘i‘t
ms ultras: summer 3.“; mm. iufitifémd'i'm...
or Perry I: Perry. corner of Bread and
River streets. opposite the Td’iOr Me
mortal library, Milford.
'l‘he blaze was in the storehouse in
the rear ot the main building, and was
discovered by Frank Damsrose. who
lives opposite the store.
When Damsrose reached the build-
ing he found a lively lire in progress
among the packing cases and rub-
bish in the shed. His cries awakened
two of his neighbors, and by prompt
work they extinguished the are.
Later it was found that kerosene
had been poured on the boxes and
rubbish in the shed hetero the thatch
had been applied.
When Damarose appeared on the
scene, he observed three strange men
peering around the corner. While he
was in putting out the fire
they disappeared. it is thought that
the aelsctmon will today otter a re
ward tor the apprehension oi the lire~
bills.
About eight years ago. Perry I:
Perry‘s store was burned. together
withtwo ho,rses.thoblass always hav-
sou: scents.
60:01.00;
a rip. lists at. so. NORWALK.
W‘LL lat-i ‘
THE Haws IARLY.
it we deliver your papers—New
York or idea i. _.
l have the most prompt and
group of nowabcya in
the city. and tor rapidity, “Marco
ry" isn’t in it
anomalous and periodical
list is complete. Orders tor spec
to) publications quickly filled
abai Rolling will investigate the Its
at once.
held attempt of the It!
Thurtmsiilr aroused the cit of
Milford. Had the are hotbedn
sovarsd just whan it was a carious
cdndsgrstloa might bays resulted.
reatsning agood good'part at the town.
he vtind was in the ri lit direction
tor a an in buildings line with
Perry I Parry' a stars
.‘.-Ow-
wrist is AN aovaa‘riasustl‘rr
wa llAva datts «in aerial. our.
sills moss To Italy's on full.
oHaas.
ediorthepurpoae'ot’
E. lvtshtossil.
WRNTED l
hill particulars at your property you
plat
Itistheconoehiraitodotthetdth
' tbbldag'ts
until & Ct‘iiilfiit
W870" ‘7». I. WWI-K.
ing‘been" suppoaedlo bathe work 0! an .
1leEmits” probable that State Fire Mar. 1
it is a business monument point 5
story to a considerabls hm “egg ‘
“c is III N ‘ .. All? ‘
.ulwomh'hh.“ ll.” :0
still, he ..
‘lrt‘
I ' ' ‘
"The.” QIIINMTIIID.
regarding val -—-
try {lei-sound and the good it has Warn Out ails ,
dons him will not be out or place. Court by P
“Last spring my condition alas :such I“
as to occasion some alarm. My work .1 “mm I,
espoacd ms to all kinds of westbound
the client. was lnly tall. loouid not
test like workln being very heavy and
it My system was entirely out of
was tired. wontkon
tallied no ultimo"
sleep Ell'd my a
induced to try albe‘a Ca .
pound and the bendiiciai so ill
instantaneous. i am well and stall
all rl ht. i am satisfied that. I
a sic spell"~Nosl 0. Graph
Linn St. Cincinnati, 0., Anti“;
0
"As your remedy was very highly re-
commended by triands. l commenced
its use, and could hardly credit the im-
provsmsnt brought about Immadistair
My strength came back and it in
stored health had been acoomplsbad i:
soaessaaseaseooll'l
by a doctor he would not bats s hct~ ‘ ' ,
ter triand‘ in this community. But i ‘ “The only mat Cure IE til ”if
ya all the praise to Paula’s Celery ‘ which cures the RIM. 6A
omnound.."~8 Frank Butler, Moorss. ' 'l'raatinp.‘ symptom. ' 00.319 "
Pa... ‘ eruptions. is.' more wists 0M..’
Palnos Celery Compound makes no ' ‘l’hc canoes! n‘ari Ii 1 " '
pls well. it is the one Spring ltamody ' and his“ impart ya’nE . '5
that purities-without weakening. lt,‘ the muse NERVIO." . ‘ ' III‘- '
leads strength to the serves an gives ‘ Prof. Edward B Phelps. ll.. -..’1) it
buoyant vitality and health the ‘ Lion. oi Dartmouth Univerllu 0
whoa system. ‘ ty——!‘amcus Discoverer it! ’.,
It slope at once the drain on the ner- ‘ Psliie's Celerv Compound. “ ‘ "
volts si'atcln. pols harmful humors' ‘t
tram the and increases its vol-l' Bb‘. WILL 'l‘i-lls SPRING. ‘. z
0 O O
ume and its strength g-iviIIg qualities. ‘ ' ‘ P r ‘ ° 0 r ,
so to vcus articular room-oar Io'lii aortas or
ram? catiav courouNn—sas How pirrsseur Ir WILL ”sits“.
You lat. ‘
sonur sort uav neuron s PATTERNS. _ I
EASTER AND us OPPORTUNITIES;
The atmosphere at Easter pervpdes the dilute a tone the stock
Spring Goods are most complete. in your master outnttln you, will
to take a carqu loch through the many titles '0! th new Minn
disc. You'll Ind every item rib b.t gout”, limi- Ipri .Ivcry tempt!
ilnd courtesy and prompt silent a trot-ti; you'll iind this. store
at all points tor the atheist opening at springlbaslnass-
woman was aware I‘I stir slash and... square out
t”naturist! giro; first was or illitd ““r' w 0019“ “um
s n w '
cer y no and a prices 0134:" 0013:0109! I» ,
are very mod mag. in” End 39.3% ‘
on.“
Ladics' slim ia-wh shirt waists.
tnc blouse trellis, iar blah 0'3le "
sleet .n on “aim“ ,
.. :‘i’hl'r out... in 5.3"“ ““9 .. I»
run liery ‘
is tall 'l-gsis hung“? aa,vea tucked] film‘s line-t quality Madras lull
c. . u tog, cheviot shirts in stripes, choose and
Ladies to lawn shirt whists with PM!) WM“ 3“ sires $1. '
Vsl,’ iii'c'e his. and lace collar and M90" “My 5°" ““3 an. will“?
on!!! u u in mixed greys and stripes; at no.
tPtCiAL HINTI FOR Infill
WNO‘DOLABBIHED '
You'll ilnd profitable reading but
The bu utng you will likewtsa' sail
profitabe. Every item noted owls
the newest.
Women's collars and cut! as .
lace hematitched and amoral
linen from the to 89c. '
Top collars in lace human and“
a
broiderod elects. lrcm tie up
Full line oi’ was soft stoc
lhin white and a red madraa, also
and. from the to 59¢. ‘
mill assortment or nice collars oats
“all. llk it ,I ”I... '
t‘ y a use I: s from.
to use. ~“ _ it?“
Ladlss' lrdies and crashed
with or w thout teatherhone
been de sole and tam silk, at
59c and the.
TH! ahlrEll suits
on loop
The kid glove oimp‘Ltlatlons are all
in. Qualities rlght_ colors right also
range complete, and prices as usual
absolutely fair and just.
Lsdlcs' Hlslcp kid gloves in modes.
tans, browns, greys while also black.
Every pair warranted. Price 81 pair.
Ladies“ extra line quality Foster
lacing kid gloves, in black, tans.
browns and greys. Every pair war-
wanled, at 81.25 pair.
Gents' Mocha gloves, browns and
tans all also). at 81. 00 pair.
rust sssrs can
OF M! ’8 WEAR
Easter has its dress demands for
men as wall“ women. What map
of taste is therebut likes to prlnlt up
a bit tor Easter Sunday! The prinlt-
:‘ng‘can be done with great economy
are.
. yué
83-85 Washington Street.» , “
South Norvvolls'. Conn.-
s" s TILOTSON
so Washington street. I. _ . .0st N0
RADIANT NEW MILLINQ'RY. EXCLUSIVE DIVE"
NEXT um: I“ a.
,.- ““Johmle Comes Mammal! “6‘39
with whole. In his stockings, don t scold him. suv old/x it
:50 THE PAIR. or our excellent two-tors-qnarter school head and
not have so much bother in the future. "
N. a: straw. 93,3;
as Washington slits}.
hm-wn ..._ A
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