anWovI
for MMHHM?‘
33: Dana??? ”them”
Ida to 350 a yd
E. K. Banks,
dauacksuo Horst. neck.
:4
court-i NORWALICV I .'
assassin) ma;
sir
ton ht Probably showers Saturday
i 0 western portion of the Lake
to n aouthwestward to Texas. it is
uciug considerable cloudy weatht r
and some l00al showors in the west-
cagorg‘on of the Lake region and
isslssippi Valley. An area
of e”high pressure with very low tem-
potatoes gfor the season of the year
pre lie in the extreme northwest.
Lon ltioh’s favor for this viciglty fair.
herfiliowad on Batui‘da by in-
crea'Vsing oiidiness and probably to
calV howers in the afternoon. .Vv
Ids. Fannie Taylor. of Norwalk.
hasdbe'en‘ visiting her son. C H; Tay-
lor. its Georgetown. ' .
Min}! Barrett has returned to Nor-
wai. after spending a week with his
uric, IV). 0 Chase, in Weston;
edit in O'Brleu's window and sec
tIe; ‘ew‘ hats.
{and Mrs. Daniel T. Ward' 11 little
daughter. Miss Myrtle, who is ill with
typhoid fever. is doing very nicely.
and Mn» Guam R. Richmond
of)? orwaik, were the guests or H. w.
8p nor. in Georgetoa n, on Sunday.
gxkrhles. Derbles, Derbtes. O'BrienV
._au M Henry"? .. an
S'pu Ngrwafir were in I’ll Igéil'eld.
yest day seeking.4ummer quarters. .
shingt’oil.‘v D
spsdd about ten days with his father.
Vb—sz'ancy onong Tea regular price 50c
‘ il 1 fit will)?
moipinglfd‘ mm 9’ 9'? Cf“,
'M5 is. 1, lldlilnh Admiral of Wolf.
atte ded the funeral of her brother in
' J. Taylor Adams._ in Norwallt,
Bunéark." ‘ .. ..J V ...
Mrs. Seth Avrry is nursing Mr and
Mrs. Daniel T. Ward's. little daughter
Miss Myrtle. who ldV very ill' with ty-
photd fever. 2
—§l‘hwii.tlitv night at Star or Comm;
his Circle’s masquerade ball in Red
meals Hall Grand march 8: 30.
Clintdsrt‘omnrairdeiy knight; 'riél‘
Wall stf‘
Tad Van Doren, who is in the 6111-“
ploy. of clip United erase Coin -
pans. is spendingw a few Tflfilys' vacation.
at his home in Elliot Ivonne; ‘ . 2
The 9:11 train between South Nor-
rest red ntvMayv 1st This will be
goodV sedans” patrons or the ‘rdivll‘v
roa
$1.1m Lard 10c lb F. 1). use
Miss wfigfierthiiy Ni'éhdlsdiifg 5t“
Bosnianmlts: 2 impending thlslweeltm
£17;ch Miss Lillian VfllmenV £311, (‘VItVVillVEL-c
e mi me;as0 ss erruc
Stained ‘9 ding tumult. es
V.- »Vv-.VvVVV
S'estr :
£2622 mustered aim-tan
R mammalian. havelsl ted-iv
Job Y1 We Judbboité 13s
binning and George L. Rockwell‘de l,-.
egagzs 0' he it3t'e convention. dearth
oc
as: more?
‘ Misheard ld’lfger. lib
deafened to new work. Sol
efictnstock
Flt 1-1 PORKa closer), '
0 1c: veiled row1., 153*
LIV causes stands.-
LL Laos seams LsMs.14cLs. scar encased our. V , V2 15f.“
so coasters!”
“I, VIVVE vssi.
3" MP..."
'91:
t The Mi a. BMW Mary Walsh
i“of Nor 6.4!th brother
. «MW ht.
“they like it very much.
iii .h h it
smile Wmdwm m YEW
trough of low pressure extends.
on ”.000” l'lHoinniedl‘ed‘moiié-
. vacant by the death of 558.!!!th Corn
vi place. last night, and the affair was
plar of Norwalk. wll lhold a session;
this. evil gig. at the Masonic bulVidlMV.
. toes, radishcs and looting, F.D .vbaw
wall; and Brookfleld Junction is to be .
Vii was s ted retransmit ot‘
' , Ip ndicitis. and has now recovered
diving: 1:ng “peelehfitwmnfi‘m
"’1’? co resucumwmtrm urn-4.
¢ .Vsuosriniug food. one that is differen
any othaw
0 has *3
THAT osshr coir crimes:
eater the mar; one
0' you rerun how
much suit-wearin aims' there is
John Walsh. is v“: VVVVv-WI. Von sus-
ciisrl‘ m. 'h
has h r sister to
grad“ cliieerm you up ' d
To out (loud Rich Food.
Mr. and Mrs. UrliVih‘V (Standings, of
Akron. Na Y. who spmu'ii .
the winter at tho mlflord, 1%
Hill morning for home. bill they wl
return to South Norwalk In the fall.
-—-lf you ll V1003 time come to
Star of Cofila} field's £11!”ch
masque ball toll ~
Mrs. M. J. Frost Mr and Mrs.
George W. Harris and sons Edison T.
George 1. and Gavin Harris, of south
Norwaik are in New Haven today at-
tending the funeral of Percy F. Wil
(”pal Church. ”“1311”,“: 1. all: ‘
~Notice to Housekeebefi—To keep
stoves from rusting use Ebonine Stove
Polish. fer sale by your grocer.
Bedauae of the itorm the field wdlk
of the Bird Club was postponed until
this weak Saturday at the saute place
and time. Ssvan all) vow-stamp
song field and w to throatodilspflrL
rows and yellow palm warbler's have
relVllVi‘lleii and or? possibilities of thin
wa
——L.itchileld pilot butter: 2c 1b.. 5 lb.
”“00 F. D. Lawton & Co. 2 .
An additional st. 098 000 or the 6de
mi aim: of the New Y.orlt New Ham,
on and artford railroiidi it» been list-l
ed on to New York Stock exchange
making :80 moms listed to date. The
new stock ls issued termite up that of
some of .the leased liVneI, chntroI of
whichv are; being Icgfl‘el y spusht vr'V'
-'-Gopd lii'ch Food isc a revival and
immanent of the popular .C‘
lchlai iii-hints bolted leflo
d starchy food, but malted flour and
crisp roasted. porous granules. That's
the lions Try it it speaks fdr itseu.
Y... Who 'iu‘sh “In t d on (vim
winter with her daughter, Mrs. A G
Sanford of. Read Direct“ int
start for home may. time wt ll be ac-
ford, who will go down on a busiacsp
trip: ;. ~ .201; at: r .v
«Char t for ”Walkman for Unrtlollh
mooring at lloyt's Theatre
Charles H “319th the past
eight years has con withL Dibble.
grocer. has accepted an otter from the
Central Food Company to take charac
of the department: funnel? store spa
stock, Jr. He will assh‘liie his" new" pd"-
sltlon’ April 25thlaalb The.
-§ltcblng piles? Never mind if phy
sicisns have failed—so care you. Try
Dean's Ointment. No lailure there
50 cents_ at any drug store.VVV ‘
T e Colored Vudlog'V (32ml). pagan»
{01 gave a leap year party in that
very largely attended? Directs present
from South Norwalk were Rev. D. C.
Tli qm‘a‘v. Wiiilimililihhdrflvv MI? Olin?
we ahd ii Shiié‘ilil.
New potatoes wax beans.D tomb
ton & Co. .
tachetl to thesmederal express
which went through here yesterday
ills 1:948:59” navithomrlsr car
Riov wthh were Mrs. Roosevelt.
the wi got it president; slid h’er two 2
son Kermit and Theodore. They bad. |
e from the boys' school at Grown
on ‘were on their iii? fllthe national
cap tal. l
Chart for resemd‘scats for Us
.c‘as; T lb Minstrer ogensV VVVt._V1§lmorrow
.V mogul t viroyt's
(ironic-muffin a: lawsuit or“
on mlssloners for the firs
mo th last Friday...”ng mod to his
lies , in Bridgeport. ng his ab.
IeV e he underwent amoperation for
If you want an easily digest
more Rich
odVd. Your grocer so
Watkins & Dow 011443...”
‘ - iTiBIPflQHI’ iifi-RM 4.
5 an M' no“).
discus.
A1111
fififilifi
iVVIV better and
stoph to think that the daughter of
is) could share me
well as could not me
ere are real and Iubita‘il I1
and very-attractive economies in
suits. Every single one is a this
season's good style.
from makers who wanted money
Ole than stock on land.
re‘ from our 0
V‘-
w'n collection With
their prices brought to the invit-
log smallness given here: ~
Suits worth $12. so and $15. on,
.................
Suits worth £16. 50. Sid and. $20.
Suits worth $22. 50, $25 and $27. 50.
..nsnoogu-ouuuon‘ugdou.
Suits worth $37 50 to $60, our fin~
est exclusive models .
“Worth” means either former ‘
price or actual value.
Second floor.
MERODE UNDERWEAR.
There is something more than
a name to Merods underwear.
There is omfort and quality fer
thing a silk. 'Tis beca se_ of this
erode underwear is win-
ning somny Women as friends.
A hint of the styless
Fineri‘bdcotton vests and pants and
all styles—350.
im- -we ight cotton masts and
drawers. all styles—500.
isle-and cotton vests and drawers,‘
Mrs G G. Waldroggw of H11 ltoI.N. 2
compapicd to. New York by Mr. 80.an
WFCKJNVOBIB' wit
and was or short eliciteiivvhnee draw-
Silk and cotton
Va is all styles knee drawers-81.
ilk ‘andeooi or silk and llsle,‘ knee
l styles verity-$1. 60. 2
V'loVVn suVV;lts,,hnee_V VVor. ankle
cas Tribe Minstrels open tomorr VVVVQVV .2.
plate or cotton union stilts with
ce trimmings-{.50 $1. and. 31. 50.
Most sorts oi Matilde under-
wear. are alWaya here in extra
Left aisle, iropt. . ,
THVVEV VHQWFAND
DRY GOODS CO
., 2’ ' SWEPQRT.
1m. " ” " . ~------. ,‘
. “mu“... .a-- 0......H- ..
ateqm Geogglqfllard Edward Bloch: .
Jenkiushresflalrcs
OANLOCK BACKING
Carried In Stock.
ache. Absyslhlisaahmm .
New Casual Slash lelotsrs.
Hm no superior. Can show chem
Da bury who was at than t it
£3113?“on ‘
Repairs to Stationary and Ma-
rine ambition 00mm Manil-
Ins Work Solicitod.
THE 5.. N. @1151an
mo. vdfifi' am... on .v
30. NORWALKF ‘4
. .dw ~v rv
Now is THE rmevvo BUILD up
our harass”
strength. Rasmussen Isms or sly”
'"PWl‘hstlt‘o. strum
; ‘s‘chsrsa sr.
u. . torturous (it: New
All endowment policy furnish”
safest investment that assurcsa ag-
iiimcnt profit. “The Equitable Life.
the strongest mutiny in the. world“.
writes life ins more for women. Let
us explain to you a . , .
5 PER CENT. GOELNDTBOND ENDOW
.li will illustrate in a forceful thinner
how small sums talented annually can
be made to reach magnificent amounts.
Write to us let I comprehensive“
booklet.
M Hall. a GOLDEN,
74 Wuhlsptoqndh. so. Nerwaik, cc
DOUBLY WELCOME
if its "Eaton llurlbut" writing paper
Bare in quality and right in price. 150
to (site per bog. .
Other éholce brands. toe.
OFFICE STATIONERY.
A. A“brsn new" lot. just in lodgers.
rash books journals letter and bill
files, everything for the ofilce.
Mp”. LOWE
70 Mohegan Streetw ., -~ ~
ANHEUSER-BUSCH‘
On Draught or Bottled. at ”has?"
Victoria Cafe.
1'. J. SULLIVAN. Pr Verefor.
~ ""rsl’éhiisne can; 353 .
FINEST BEER F’LACED ON THE
MARK .' ‘
- ‘v itF'mT"; t:
All kinds GT Sea l-‘boci cooked In the
best possible manner by an ex-
-. psrlsnceti. chef. Meals at.
W458“ hours.
Savmg
Mon '
John D. Rockctcllrr. once with “A!
one can make money; few can save lt.’
Hero is is truth sun can hardly son.
tradict.
it has added weight,’ Coming” from
Rockefellocq _lt makes IIS think. V ,
WE MAKE YOUR ssvmos os-
CURE and give them earning capacity
by paying 3H“.
roar .Pfifivvc‘" ‘
‘ ..lsisnrst
- compounded :1ch annually
. Any 0.111 VMAKE MONEY.
. saw on” ssvs
ii .5 as one or ri-ii': raw
The 50. Norwalk
. Sayings Bank
UNITED VVBAVFVKV BUVILVDING.
9 Railroad mpPfifitfifll‘i midi Milk.
a? 901' .
this .2
111$?de “‘ri‘c this at
”ll’v Notaries Ls. ~
. MFISHV :04 41': TO strum
, The;
l hays alwmddfifiw'msdfiTMENT _ ‘. *v'
0
Don't tigulfinbéw‘ih‘i
get a good meal at all has
«1% My."
DR. HUMPHRIES' BLOOD
of? censor. vri
. W nmvmw
WE!” 0‘ 39”“ “NM“! ‘3 ped from the .f‘New York Herald?“
E IFUSSPHARMACY Watts spot Mill“! «is
7* a
S”: u ' 3 “a F” 2;? can??? i 66L: assure.
a No. MMN s12. so.soswsL1<.
:35 V§V
.. “WNW
chin... A:
rots iii ampaopa. " . .
lion and Vuoltuku' .9330. WV?
WI DON (April viii. Alina on.
dis eieii‘ bistro)“ after 12 o‘clock this
morning in tilt? storage buiidln'f oi the
t
M ‘ .
NewV LolitloVn' iron as d- Mk? “00
paoy‘ In Trumbull street. a bull
mg who illicit with junk-and the are
valued Eras: headway before it could
be mgr ”1;pr chain lament. "The
i! also ted at a
“d“ lJmVokoV’tfi'ily- estroyed
1M1 Wits contents will
be ita iota loss Frank E Glodhli
president of‘ the col npany, fixes tliV
loss to the stock in“ the building it
$0.00
some the articles stored in the
building
though -it apparently started around
where the electric light wires enterel
site building. This is the fourth lire
inssaiAL pALAcs Bosnian.
Emperor of Korea and. Billie 00”“
to Flee for Their Lives. . 2
IpNDON. emit 15,.va special deal
vmtch. from Paris received here today,
announces that the imperial palace at
Seoul Korea, has been destroyed bl’
fire and that tho playroom”. ileil.
PARIS April 1.5- —-A cable report rc-
r‘oived. at. the Foreign ()ch here says
that. the imperial palace at Seoul. Ko-
ren, was. completely destroyed by fire
‘ast night. The fire began. in the av:
miss and lasted throughout the night.
Only the ruins of the palace remain.
The emperor and his suite succeeded
in escaping to a nearby refuge. The
-f"p0l'l. docs not mention any loss of
life nor does it give the cause of tire.
but the recent political unrest in the
Korean capital lead; to tears that tho
destruction of the police was the work
or the rebehldilsivelsalent 4 2 wt
SHOT WIFE AN KILLED HIMSELF.
PHtliADBLPliLA April 15.-—-Fred-
click. Scaifc. aged 32 years. committed
suicide today after shooting his wife.
Mary. She will recover When Scalfe
drew his revolver his wife threw her
arms about noticed a fierce struggle
ensued Scalfo managed to discharge
the weapon a bullet entering his Wife 3
it. V Hell. and thinking he had
Mil“ . ' rid weapon upon
basalt viii brains, Out. The
anemic dccurred
the preaches of
their three children. The crime is at
tributed to iealous'y.V V. ..
BIG COLLEQTle OF ANIMALS.
NEW XOBK. April ‘15.-Tue largest
cailsctlori Mammals ever brought to
this country in a single ship was on
board the Hamburg-American steamer
Bethanla. which arrived today from
Hamburg. The animals are for cxbl~
bitten at the SL. Mills Exposition and
at Coney lslaud. The collection num-
and a large number of snakes. turtles,
etc. .
. FASHIONBa.‘ \
Bracelets are a boon to thVe thin wo-
man.
A touch of cayenne pepper is an no.
usual but. very palatable addition to a
fruit salad in which oranges play a
piotnlnentpart.
Just as watermelon tastes better
when held indicts. hands even though
the face gets dashed iron: car to car.
so oranges taste bet. or match as they
are eaten in the South. imleled on a
fork
Attractive as the colored embrbl‘der-
lea are there is a dalntlncss. a. charm
aboutaa all-white embroidery that is
verv beautilul. This is as «true of
waists done all in white as it is of the
lovely Mount mcliicli tabiccovers and
dailies.
There is hardly anything in the way,
of a table mat so satisfactmy as the
asbestos. Indeed it is necessary if one
has a nice table and wants to keen
its surface in good condition. If dalnti—
“h embroidered covers are made for
t em they can be kept always clean
and used on “company" as well as ordi
nary occasions.
A very fine and soft white linen
shirtwalst is decorated with while still
daisies with yellow centers. These
flowers are made on the plaits over the
bust to hold the fulnesa in place. and
they appear also on the cuffs and tops
of the sleeves. Their centers are a
closely led lot. of. tin: French
knots o the yellow. and their petals
made with the simple long stitches of
white silk.
Sofa pillows are a necessary part o‘f
the furnishings of every dglrl‘s room
and they are usu llytghe most of
the othei‘ Ruins o‘ the
designs are always} in dotha
the natural colored l hens and are done
in long and short stitch Poppies, pan-
slcs. berries—flowers and fruits of
every description are used for designs
and snlmils. X00.
The inexperienced hause‘lieeper may
like this recipe forclaln bouillon clip?
Chop two blips 62 clams fine and width
a saucepan over the fire in their 0
liquor. seas and. skim. add two c
of water. tablespoonful chopped cetarv
‘rhet‘se‘ "Ewan
With which“. cream top. or the: cream
with! without heating.
..This description of the right way to
h a potato is taken from the "Cook-
Glub." Remove the peel as thinly
to possible and at once but the tubers
vane boiling water in an iron saucepan.
eep the water boiling steadily-no!
fast or too slow When are
r or. r wcuosasut
agitators Clio... venom
Ul DVVIEMONSTRATI I‘M
_, masses 2.1-“
' "Beth some
~ ..
Minot insteaoughwaterto val-the
tomof the “poem. m .Islii
ital-m near. the on. with the us nightly
tilted to liberate tbs steam
butts“ hfim
S—whlte .GOOdSM ii,’ éiW‘ ' ~
The above sections are espccldlly emphasized in this V ,-
1.000 making a total loss of $8000. important. The reasons why they are important are: Firt
The building was insured for $2. 000 complete; second every item advertised is fresh. new 'In
1nd khe stock for a little less that! shall make it much to your interest to make your selections now ml the M00 i“)
Two new strain engines were economy at the different offerings. Self interest should prompt you to M0: 00 ,2
early inspection,
d' crisp? rtlllr‘d fit’l
THE‘ WASH GOODS.
Almost cn'dl‘css in their is
The origin or ihtl tire is unknown. A SPECIAL SELLING OF
DRESS GOODS AND Ill-KS.-
Cbuld fill the entire all. with tempt- mimic a. some of them” coat
in New London in four days all on big Items from this section. liaven‘tiuma more then common calich
tailing. substantial—longs. v 1.23;. snare though. so will have to be con-
—-——-—-——- nwlth a hint or two as follows.
inch P'ongee special at 39c,
inch Natural Pongce. at 50c. ‘
20 inch Corded Wash Silk. in white
andmattual. at We rd
6 inch Wool Etamlnp. in all ev-
ening' shades also In black at 25c.
38' liich Mixed 'Bultings in the latcst'V
novelties. at 49c.
36 inch All Wool Albatros in all the
spring s adcs. at 5012.3
iAil Wool Broad Cloth
biacltV. navy, brown red tan and grey‘,
lshould choose while the aadfii‘idl'dll
iare Jlnrgc there's pleasure and ”33‘
36 in. Oxford Cloth in stripes.
.ilotg and figures. Regular urge,“
vat 12%0 yard. '
stripes. checks, plaids and plail
"01s. at lilac yd.
A full line of organdies in plain
Excellent quality at 151: yd.
30 in. imperial Chambray in Oh
blue. pink grev, also black, but: 16d rd;
' in. Corded Madras 'le
istrlpcs. and figures, at 15c Vyd. , .. 2
WOMEN s-wasiivwmers, '7‘"?
The new season's Iii-st showing of
these is‘ certainly line and the prices lawns, and dimiiies.
at 12%0 15c and 19c yd.‘ ‘
27 infancy Tweed Mixtures in nor
trimmed with heavy embroidery and tan and black, at 170 yd
fagotcd large bishop sleeves.
are very modest .
shirt WillsiVB.
Coiorpd Striped Madras Vin toll
..wcaves at 25c yd ~ 2'
Laiiies’ white lawn shirt waists with 21 in.‘ embroidered silk Bilt‘iil‘ldf
Val lacc' fronts and lace collar and red, light blue pink. tan black; valso
white, in stripes and dots at 390 yd
83-85 w ashlndtbn street
Snufh Nov-walk. rnnn
vs" '3 TILLorsom.
86 washin gton Street.
RADIANT NEW mummy. EXCLUSIVE 05510113,
~~ rmzsr QUALITY. LARGE 115:0”qu _
AGENTS fVVORV BJNNIR PATTERNS
South NONI]
. t «in
V NEXT TIME
“Johnnie Comes Marchino Home"
with big holes in ills stockings, don't scold him. BUY ONYX HOSE AT 2
25¢ THE PAIR, or our excellent tvm-for a quarter school hose, and you’ll
not have so much bother in the future.
N. E. RYAN,
.66 .Washlnafan Street,
boss 800 animals of all kinds. 950 biids _
South Norwalk. ,
Going to Blossom.
Maid: the new Easter;
suit—~and the new [1.1 --
.2 and the new Remand all»
the other fresh spring-lilac
loamy—'— with a natty
“Keith's Konquerars"
For Men. idfii) sandfl‘“ "
vkLkkakkkk
a
ions,mothcr~Why did you turn
your ack on Celene} Mannimlnt? They
say he' a rich as Crusade. Wise daugh-
toe-30933., e clamp
mannered were cuttings
ure in that cab yesterday site
and I hear you did the cabhyi;
New Grath’lmlfii-‘i
some is that hansome does; you
-—Bostch Transcript.
have a charm-
iricst 0'1 those shown this spflg‘oM
in“ be heated and added t0 the boull- ‘ '
ding some hit at the saute time...
mum more than haefl’ ‘vad‘v 2 .
and leave the tubers dry. If the tab-
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