tiltW
the his Store. , vIor to W
begin to remove the balanoe
of the stock to the Hermit
hicck. across the sheet, where
_ ‘ eviIII disnoSe oI what is
IeII aI prices far below coSI.
. , «Irlena ,oncood thirds
Iett for either dealers croon-
sumers. but we cannot Sb‘eoi-
Iu‘ Ior Iear then Should be
sold when called Ior.
Counters, Shelving. Ta-
bleS. Show-Cases.» Store
. . Window Shades and Ann-
“ toaster sale at a sacrifice.
W S. STURTEVANT
‘_ l'l‘orth ninth and Ann sis. ”‘ ‘ ‘ south Norivaili. Ct.
prmg .
l
Covermgs.
, Weiare non) prepared to Show ti large line of Cairets
in all the popular grades. Cdnslsting-‘of INGRAINS,
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS BODY BRUSSELS.
:loor
t’ ‘fi
In China and Tapanese Mattings we have a large ,oari'ety
and attractive styles.
2 . China Matthias 12 1 2c to 35¢.
japanese Mailings 20c toi50c. “
Of’ Oi'l Cloths and Linoleum we Show all widths and oa~
ric us qualities.
Riigs a‘Iid Mats' in larg‘e timely.
Shades to order a specialty.
we? ‘ Hm
DICKERMAN & SON
84 Washington Street. South Nowell}
" Telephone x43~6.
"sates
glib 69c, 75c, Site, 989, 3115 *1 25, 81. 37 $1.50 a. pal r. ,
Crtains lnce’ eds éd tor $1.00 :1 25,!1. ea, 81.75 (1‘ pin;
$1. 75. 32.00.3125, and up to $4. 0 per pair.
a large-assortment of handsome patterns from
Tapc's' Iflmercérized Rep
.1139 to 10. 00 per pair.
,in whine, oak, mahogany. and brass extension 1;ng 19¢,
12 s and Armin-'5 trlyd corded or
' thin."tflod:*hbmtitntodl‘rierv0tis prelim
v dune {or me.
' Mme. Nordicnvhad‘ given Doeme
' inquest
' hand. Fleming was taken to his home.
" “ “ WevodyItluli
543;“ min Ind Hui?
i I
' MWMMVW‘
We have s warranted cure for all
it is Vinol the most d llclons and valu-
lilo nrcnsre ion a
powered inol
iiv o organs cures at cloth I: trouble
.tfllli‘ii rich red blood. ordain oirbngth“,
'iuil ‘ihllds up firm", healthy flesh.
, lure. Frank Graves. a lawyer or Wt
iiooiikl. W. writes: "Peimlt the to say
a Word in’d relax the doorman merits of
your can it or oil preparation. Vinol l
was in ivory poor health when thought
my first ho is 07 Wool. and 1 wish
ovary solicit-r could soc uhnt It bill
It brought back mv up
petite put new on my bones. strength—
ened my nonnus system and Imtod up
my whole physical condition. Vino!
simply did wanders tor the."
As its haie so often stated In these
columns, Vlnol'ls the greatest strength
creator hno‘vih 'to medicine and We do
not believe there iii a portion in this
vicinity but what Vinol will bcnoiit
at this season of the y car: It not or (oils
to make the weak strong and the etch
well. ,
Vino! Is just as valuable for all back-
Ing coughs, chronic colds, throat and
bronchial "trddh‘J as, 'and We return
money It It tailii. The Cllh’ord Phar-
mlcy. I", ,
MME. NORDICAI SUPPORTED
“.DOEME
NEW YORK. April 22. *Tiie hearing
In the action brought by- Zoilan noeinc,
to have set aside the Interioctttory dc-
:ree of tilt orce obtained by Madnmo
Nordtcn who heron yesterday. “ J. R.
Satay. attorney for Madame Nordicn.
'lng forth that Doemc. since he mar
rird the singer, had tilled“ no engage-
merits and that his only Incomh had
been from Madame Not-«lien is singing.
the alildavlt further set forth that
“Dr
warn of, 3300.000 in the past five or six
veers. she. transferring to him. at. his
on one occasion. $40. 000
rhlch ‘ahe had on deposit with a trust
company. “
ARE YOU A DYSPEPTICI‘
It you are a dyspeptic you owe it to
nurse" and" your friends to get well
Dyspo sis annoys the dyspeptlc'n
mind “because his disease sours his
iisposition as well as his stomach. Kc
dot Dypcp‘sla Care will not only cure
lyspe‘psia. indigestion and sour stom’
tonic digestant strengthens “the “whole
ilgostive apparatus. and sweetona the
"its as well as the stomach When you
trike Kodol Dyspephla Cure the food
you out Is enjoyed. It Is digested. no-
“IniIlaied and its nuttlent properties
1ppropriatcti by the blood and tissues
Health Is the result Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy.’
W ..
NEW HAVEN FIREMEN iNJURED.
NFW HAVEN, April Ila—~13) the top
pling of a chimney yesterday on the
moi of a building partly dostro‘y cd last
night by lire at the corner oi Chapel
and Hamilton streets. Capt. Charles il.‘
O‘Neill‘fu'nd Licut. Martin Fleming. oi
sLeamcr No. i, were Injured. They had
mounted to tho rooi‘io‘put out. n“ blaze“
w_ lch had broken catch a com-cc of
the building. in removing “filo do-
brls, the chimney fell on them. Liout.
Fleming being rendered unconscious
willie Capt O'Neill was cut about tin"
He appeared to be sufi’cring most {tom
injuries to his back although his face.
arms and scalp were also cut “ “
”The little folks IoVa Dr; Wood’s
Norwak Pine Syrup. Pleasant to tulto;
perfectly harmless; positito cure for
coughs colds bronchitis, asthma.
a“...
TO HELP” you SHOOT STRAIGHT.
TORRINGTON. April 22. -Captnin
Besac, company Mo Second Regiment.
0. N. G.“, has Invented a device for the
instruction of his men in thi sighting
of their rifles v
It consists of a. tripod. adjiidtahle to
any height on the top of which Is it box
In which the rifle Is placed. and. by tlv
act of thumb screws. is adjusted and
not at any angle desired A set of
tlitIalse were used at the company's last
(i'
i~_..—.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs“. Franklin Bush“, or New Castle
Del. says: “1- Suffered ‘i‘or years with
dyspepsia, used to have client distress“
and belching. ~ I tried everything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
until I‘ took Brazilhnn Balm, and one at:
c‘ent bottle cured me completely"
For sale by R. H Piaiated. F. H. Bar
ter. add the Clifford Pharmacy "
W
TRA‘IN NEWSBOY, KILtED
NEW HAVEN. April 22. -—“A"rthur“'
Btnittai‘a-“nnoweboy on “the short line
division or the New York, New‘H‘nve‘n“
and Hartford Railroad, was killed year
2;
is: 5111161116 depot and spinning. fell un-
tier the theelsi His body was badly.
d“ 'sBrttIts liclon‘fod7 *in‘ New
0d 1 ”fights"- ever . I
“I lit hind“ “hill emu Man In
Iona from an attidnvit by his client set- “
itch. but this palatable reconstiu'otillo "
, lawn Country Club‘nt Von Burn.
- play all the competitions over the old
"course, with “the holes renumbered.
death of life father; will not play in
thong
“ Ill” "WW"
omen
y» to
woo litini Chb‘i’ heir
ihusiasis=t0--Ihls Part of
the State ..
All opcn tournttint‘vitt for women, llit
ill-st ever held In Connecticut, hi on
pounced by the ch horn Golf Club“
for Join; “I. 2. :5 and i. The club in a
member of tho Women's MitropoIItun
Golf A‘,seucintlon whitli bilglnu Ills
championship at the Almwumls Club
on June it so that wm Iiuin illi-
itiltlii \till afford an opportunity to get
in good practice for tho mentor cvont
wltilo It should also attract a Huston
tvntt), and such Nov. England plmcrr
of national rrputntlrm as Mira Flor-
ence I‘loidt-n or ’Ii’nil RIV‘OI Winner oi
(ht. Sotithein ("iiIIl'orttIa chumpionshipz
lilies Anita Phipps“ oi .iprlnigticld. and
lilies (loorginnnu Bi: hop 0! “Bridge-
port. The program for the tourna-
ment calls for play In this order:
.I‘unt- l—-EIgbtoen-lmlo qualifying
round, low score print: from A. C.
Wheeler. Afternoon. two club hundI-“
cap for prize from ersoll 'l'ui‘lm'.
Jilnc~2-hlutrh play, cup and rniic
ll(-1'-‘III) [JI‘IYO for first sixteen front
ll, K. Mcllnrg and \V.‘ 1). Phillips.
some for second 'sixtm.:n from Freder-
lt-It Cowportllwnit and J. R. Swan. Al-
It‘l'llCt‘Iil, driving compctltion for it
prize from I“). L, Scoliolil. approaching
itudputtinig for a pl'IZO from J. ll.
Jcliillngs.
Jitnc S—Morning. match play by
both sets. Afternoon. Itnndlcnp font“—
snmcs‘ for prizes from John D. Crimv
mins. , I
.lnn'c d—«Mntclt play finals. Attor—
noon, motlalvplny Irmdtcnp for prize
from John T. \l'lilinuuv.
The s<licdtilo ltil tit» spring llfil;
Inon arranged for ill' tr: 0 clasms oi
playcrs no follow:
Women. _
June ill—Competition for prize pro-
sentcd by a member. llandlcup medal
play 18 holes. -
.Iune 17-43119 tllll) clonlpoililon for
piIzo presented in ills. .l, A. ’l‘r‘ow
litirlgo Handicap mtI Ital plav 9 holes
July l—«Fotirsnzno roiitpotition for
prizes; presented by rit'huyht' Merritt.
lvrlandirsp modal pin) Iii holes.
July 8~Approiciling and putting
competition for Ilill.‘ presented by
Mrs. A. H. Smith. ,
duly {IE—LTWo-ciuli ,rvnmpotition Im“
prize presenter! by A. II. Pitt, itundi-
cup modulplny 9 hot I»,
Jilly 29-Ap5rouciiiug and outline
competition for prize proscntmi by
Mrs. W. H. Mct’liorll:
Men. ‘
May 77-vl'3tlmpi'lltii’m tor urizc orc-
settled by Wallet“ IR iloyt, Model play.
handicap 18 holm.
May iri—Jl‘eain tough with
gilt tin. n at Web Ibu li.
Mun 21~Tenm instill nith New ilu~
you (‘ontry ‘lub iii New ianen
May 28%ilompt-Iltion for house
committee prize c Ightccn holes med-
ilplny handicap
lilav {iiiwt‘omntltion for
"‘mnmittco Smith foursome.
pr—
Ynlo
piizrv.
Iiundicztp modal pl 1v thirty-six holes. .
I}: t olglitctn to t“.oulit
Juno ~i~~Club competitIon
.w'ocpstnhr- a.
June ll~(‘ompoiition for piizo pro
itnttd by J. R. lit inpp. Eighteen bold
handicap match play against bogel.
June Ill—«Tom match pith Iii-ooh
Bull
Junc- Zo—Tcnm which with Innis
Arden Golf Clubvnt Woe Burn. .
July Ede-(lollipolltion for miles of»
{cred by the club Julv 2, quaIiIVlug
i“;ottnda July -i semifinal and final
rounds.
July i¢oCornpctllion for prizes offer;
ed by ll. K Mcllarg. Medal play han-
dicap, 18 holes.
The annual loam match Vtitlt the,
St Andlmv' s Golf Club. for the Helix;
R Tofvnc trophy, which Was omitted
Inst roar will be res noted this year.
The first half “I“ be played May 28
at the St Andrea’s links and the'
eornnd halt int be played Oil 15 at
Wee Burn. They hate each iron in ’lcg
on the handsome prize.
Charles H. Sceiey who has won the
Connecticut State championship for
the past. three years in succession la
the captain of Wot}. Burn tcaim and he
has arranged return matches with In-
Is Arden, to be played Ana‘finn, 'tt
Sound Beach; ulth the New llzivcn
Country Club. to be plated Oct. 1. at
Wee Burn. and with the Brnohlnyn
Country Club: to be plai‘ed Oct. 3,i1t
Bridgeport
(boring to the hacitn nrd spring,“ the
club will not be able to plnv upon its
new conifer: this y‘,nm so decided to
the ninth becoming; the first. the
first the second and so on unili old
ninth lochoniosi the ninth. The course
to 2,242 yards long.
Béhl v on orcoiint of the recent
any n on tournaments this season al-
he“ may defend biti‘ this in the
, , lL‘llii’Ill or ii. nmull pi .
Green '
«The executive ‘stait follows:
‘““‘Wmltu Fr "
“600 R is P
‘ ‘Ii‘ this idlinliot‘lol Thii' Boatinol'”wati
all vniticd ,i thy Iillllli.‘ piniprilopntu
prlc‘e Ml infill" notice it violi‘l
most valuable newspaper ever printed.
This Ilitlt noiltt Villl be accepted by
Frank limiter tho popuihr drt‘ittiiis‘t i'n ‘
part payment" for a .1th bottle of Dr
Howard's out M‘od‘v specific for the
«are otcvmsti thin and .in inertial: in
0mm tvordli.“ it‘h‘y one brill" my this at»
the to Mr: Baxter'ls store can obtain
it bottle or Iir. Ilowur'wi .- spotlilc con
taming till down [or hitli‘ price, Ill}
ccnta .
'l‘lils grout opporiit Ity for our read
on: to obtain a popiIur and reliable
uId bP title
on It “you
conuilpotv
no telllnu
Iwili result
corrected
rii atlHIlililyii‘ of In :ilI.
do not him tildiuciitl‘ on ()1
(rd habit ut "POI-ROI”, there i.
when a title orrm“ In diet
in trouble that can be cast
by this “spot- Iili‘.
Mr. Baxter says that It ny one In
not pctircth satisfied with ir lion-
nrd's specific. site)“ using a bottle, he
or silo ran“ brlnu bitch the empty bot-
tlo to’ his store, and the price paid for
it will be cheerfully refunded. This
int-nun ihni thc'rcmndy is absolutely
Irivc‘lillletds It cures. H. 7. I, . ,
‘ ' nor: ‘1. S 15 22
....._,.T..
Uneas Iribe As Minstrels
(Continued from first page.)
Johnson. The intorlocntor was lly
C, Smith, lllltl‘ilb' itsunl he was excel-
lent. 'l'ito other mrmhcru of ”M“ organ-
izution ltlSv’i did “XI'C‘t‘dlnfily well. 'l‘ht
t'ocnllzits win William I“. ’i‘nniillnm’.
George H, llirilt, Pruitt: I. li‘lcl'riun.
lt‘i‘unlt RccV‘I“, Harry A. Johnson, Dr. J.
.\l. Wolfe, George I.. l'l'I'JiI'. A. F. Hittit-
nwuy. Dr. Stilt“; 1). Lawrence, Junior;
Brown, Irving li‘orton and Joncph Bill“
iinnl.
Ranged in inch of the o were the
band of Black Snultc Indians. :1 flOlCi‘
looking lot“ of Will‘l‘IIll'n‘, who did tilt
heavy chorus Vii-orb. and who m-t
shown in [illl'lili' lilo as: \‘v'llllnm (i.
"' ‘i'itl; Samuel ll ill. Joint ll. Sheldon.
lldliv 'I‘tv,on (‘. ‘.Wicks Hull) illlol
ill 11 (Mum "Snort Clifll‘IL‘w‘ Limitvtood.
{.0 ”ll? Rust John Killlr‘ ll.“ I""l'l. Iro—
Innd. ilemy iiclund Citation Stein-
“old and ll: 11'”): Willi .Liuli‘
’I‘IU.“ ensemble Wits (foo lvillc's Color»
«.vd liund. and this uns' allowed by a
medley of popular airy. by thv: cntlnv
common)“. Tho must soloist \‘I'Ilfl Harry
A, .l lllltuiil, who rendered “Down
l‘t'bcr the Sonnet: Rirt-r Flows; .lo
”urrici‘ gave it t-Iovcr illicit-Ii use "Mr.
iiuttiu,“ und was followed by Georgi “
ll". ‘Hli‘i‘it the “oil knonn lillUl In
'Violots." Bo litomr sum; ““IIit Illnn
Behind.“ acting the port rut! lln'l
l-‘runlt Pl‘ccco was heard In "'l‘ltcrr':
Nobody Just Like You." Little Wallet“
Jackson lie-ed, who occupied a plow In
front of the littcrlocuior, song “The
King of (Johny Isle. nod was, well rc-
v-civml. 'l‘bc linens hinlc Quurtcito was
,htni‘d in “Darkly," and was obliged to
i'l'Riiiil‘Itl to no enthusiastic t‘llr‘til‘”. Tilt-
iiliinbcrs oi‘ the quartctto lil‘t.‘ Messrs.
lilrst. Mcrrium. liruu‘n :md linilmv.““tv.
This was followed by lilll Low in his
bit: specialty "Du Lichen Mir lin llivruvn.
and Eli. Johnson, in his Sketch “Lazy
Hill," which was well done. 1):. R. M.
Wolfe sang "Jilfltv=iflf’élltlls€i You Are “An
Old Swwtheurt of Mine," and the II-
uiiln was by (‘hiet Kiel:«i-liolcdnetlic-
shy rind the entire (“onipsnyz The
jokrvs'of (lit1 itllil mm which intimation;-
ed the vocal numbers. Wore many oi
them new told all were laughable“.
’l‘h second part (Illtlltu‘i with the
march and its .rstcp " 't' lll‘ it.’ :ti.‘ This
“mi composed for the OCIICIF' n bv 19d-
wmd lliitton Militiill‘o and \‘IIS “[1
tiered by the orciiorlm, Mrs. .llnuvliio
presiding at the piano. The composi-
lion doniolisli‘ulcd thtti hit“. Mdnvillc is
it excellent composer, the various parts
being well which and balancing nice-
i
.y. -
Matt Weller, oi‘ Bridgeport. then on»
tertnincd the audience with a number
of vocnl selections, and “was culled out
: several times
Douglas & Douglas, nov cltv acrobat-5
of Bridgeport gave an exhibition of
illusions and Inmbllng, come of Villlcb
“as very good and one licurtilz. ap- .
planned. The artists .nre young. and
One of them, “whosorcal name is El-
nicr E. ,Divor, was a former resident oi
South Norwnlk, and has been seen
here before in gymnastic work.
An Incident of the Russo ano Vt or
was cleverly depicted by. well. known
Norwa’lk men and was oxidants d as
follows: His Imperial Mtijcsty. the
Tour's (very) Light Infantryovitch.
while inforn‘g‘e have captured with—
out the“ aid of a rt. :1 Japanese Scout
who was httntiu for the host Chandi-
siti Thinking bfllbll'fhlilll folio“ (its to
surround their » victlmoritch .tnd
wring frond his breast the songs of his
name laud (New Gmxaanolrio). The
wnr to‘rrespondeni; succeeded in lifting
those names over the frontier fence:
Generalivitsiiitsh Smithcmoh’ Colo-
Vltsch‘biacltskio Mdlioiishimvshi. Cum
tainci‘tfi Johnsinovar. ‘Jetu Jsu Littil-
optshio (of the Japanese Army) ,
The ontct‘tainmcnt closed pith Dent
& “33"“ of Bridgeport; in their fan
nleet. nil moot: up- -to date comedy shit.
untitled "Having Fun With the
Chinltf‘"and In this “Some very-good
tumbling and acrobatic Work “as
done. I
“The entire production “as under the
dlrcIltio‘n or Charles A. Freeman and
‘ the “norh' of the orchestra added me.-
' terlally to the success of the aflhir} 3 “
Stage
Mgn, liy C Smith; Musical Director.
dd (‘5. A'". Freeman; Representative-impa-
in we
also taken at title In
greases it corrti‘ctsmg‘rsfiflih t
a cured r’na y 'e o
W hie? ii hi
with
:ilarnstahr. hi
'tance.“ J Henry‘ Sheldon: Treasurer;
11‘. 0. Olson.
hldsier of Properties.
ma. Stanley: Wardrobe “Muster Goo
I. Price: Electrioihifi. Joe. Curler. “
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CHAMBEBEMN’S‘ “COUGH REMEDY,
I! JTHE 3391’ MADE. '
‘j'ln I my opinion
congh‘Remcdv‘l it}
Chamberlain s
ii an
colds.
tel-ville. Ugh
‘ _" positions.
idler hav‘f
filmed“! tidy. ’F‘or said
“stili‘soh- Petrol] Corporlttlon. Clit-
in Pharmacy Pierc’es' Bridge Phar
and Zoltlfu‘ss Pharmacy.“ ‘2
dwbélltti‘
Exceptional line of Hosiery.
Wcintcnd this aalc‘to be quite an event. There are -
over a hundred dozenvnnd twenty dichrcnt styles. The
quality is regularly 5o cts. and we are offering them at
just hall price.
25 carers.
Included are Richelieu and Rembrandt ribbed, fine
quality with fancy embroidcrics. and clockings in white
and colors. There is an assortment of black and white. and
wllitc and-black mixtures, and some very attractive pat-
. terns in Oxford gray. You will find in this sale the very
styles you need for this summer, and although there is a ‘
generous quantity we do not expect them to last very ,
long. Sec Fail-field Ave window.
Can (on Hot Water Bottles.
The “Canton" Water Bottle. something new, is of the
very best rubber, and being absolutely without scams it
will outlast any other kind. The color is dart-r and the rub-
ber feels as soft as velvet. It will be most agreeable to
a sensitive skin or any place where there is; pain. Three
sizes are shown. The small “face size" is; convenient and
will be appreciated by neural gic sufferers, It holds one
pint, pi‘lce 45 cts.; 2 quart size, $I.oo; tllrcc quart, $i.:5.
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With the icy northwest winds to which we have been
treatedsthe past fewdays it does not s‘ccm as if we would
ever need Furnishings for the summer home or Porch"
Furniture. However, when the warm weather covncs it
will stay, and the time to select the comfortable , Dung-
ing Chairs and Rockers is right now Items were given
yesterday. but come in and 1001: over the collection. Fourth
iloor. take the elevator
Special Bargains an Center Counters.
Gold Belts.
Gilt Photograph Flames were 75 ct5.;1nd (iii 50. now
50 cts.
regularly 75 and 95 cts.. for 39 cts.
‘l’airy Toilet Soap, 7 cakes for :5 cis.
I
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. ForJnfants. and Children. 7
; The“: Kind You» Have
V Always Bought
A\echablc l’reparaiionfcrhs«
slmilatlng Ihci‘ood smiles
ting the Students andBow‘e sot
Promotes DthSlIOllElREI'ful‘
ness and Rest. Contains neither
OitimMorphinc norllineral.
or NARC one;
:’ “WK
.n—hu—un—n—n—"ob—
Ape-reel Remedy for Constipa-
tion. Sour Stomachmiarrhoea
worms .Convulsions. lovert‘sh—
ness and Loss“ or SLEEP.
l-‘sr. Smile Signature of
" .Jitm
For liver
)v viiionllis um
31)U§l“l — j‘SCI N18
"SOUTH NORWALK CONN
The and bi that educates for business and places its grli‘duntes in solid
ensrnn ruins BEGINS honour, nrnn. inn. . .
Special ratesttor balance 07 the term r
enamwnnn fro’ commune counsel WDUATES
. Day mid Night some. .
anemones; ELEGltnPHi~BHORT ‘
Norwalk Chronicler