surrounded. . 5;“ Clayton) in: _ Inc or“ i all. Tsunamis . 1" em. as. I report of the stale boars chomp llat The Sentinel has ted in its true. namely. that ‘ pious it i very ’iiealfhy éit’y. at the nitsry regulations here. . lie so refdily enforced have it .. while Just across ilie line In City. of Norwallt. disease has been ’ Chilly prevalent ‘ ' n In taproot slow-t . t-a'lt dud-i of In INorwalk town ninebedh', In‘ South Norwalk city only nine. I_ e sonnet rdvlr" cadet listed are lows: lltI oltyd; Norwalk 80th Norwalii. none. I blithetia mild érouiii'No‘rwalh city. ‘ nth Norwallt, 3 ‘ a the matter of typhoid fever there been only one case. that being in K as Q- result stops , in!” fip‘hiiid a water dim: whicE will prevent typhoid in the iii One case of consumption is reported PNOWRIA ‘l- Lu, ’,‘.‘: he wisdom of the local sanitary reg: tattoos has been demonstrated often. Iiiitlaeldoaumore conclusively than by Wit latest report oi'I the board of W. ‘ Appreciating?“ they must the great- ersafety arising from a careful eh rvance eitheuhiws or health and sail- ‘ileuia glveimdfé‘ onto-uh attention: I! try if possible til-reduce the pres. ” tv'ery low death rate. They should , particularly careful to call in a phy- ician whenever there are evidences of that the proper precautions can be tak- Seine- cities have come to the lght of the health: authorities within the past rec months' were" a case of mint fever hidden and people living considerable risk on that account. Such nations as cddderlling from the authorh ad‘ti case attendees. diseases is lit- . hort of criminal and may cause loss of life. 'qj‘f , Congressman. E(- ii. Hill has been xonerabed from the charges inside gaiiist him by the Bristow report. or“ an investigation by the McCall - 'I mmittee- Malone alto knows‘CGIl‘ menial! Hill ever:expected anything Ilseld Whatever, he. is he is .not Il ‘gl’a‘fter. ‘——rtitll;‘éiieid Press. he strengthPBI the Bearer. boom ‘ 'yeiitérdiihi iii Bliston must have ma on some of the classic bean- 0 l} ‘ liter 8. ebmmings of admits: " did in the actual prevention of‘ thin the citizens of South Norwalk ‘ mutation or infectious' diseases so ‘ ti molning'bduses' were subjected to ‘ ‘9 snow. Paicaa r esteem contemporary. the ‘ Chairman is good . The contents Ir! a ,Inelinclnt harm! sent into 30th lalludes.Parker's am» her of delegates Mr. s and Walsh are short or to rlty of the convention 1 "Thai sgressor is hard " fir . miogs or Buildings.“ er h‘tjud or Dennis. May 7.- he Norwalits no means ixSWonud lo the cities ”satire asef Mame 'eii Fbégfii identically but and .. iterantly on b telnet}: . ,.I “iii miseryKMl . v and... Ma... ‘ Hll Jail . “a You now. Is from. That call for more than passing attention. SpecieJJ' The variOus departments have contributed to this weeks Special Saturdau Under-Priced Selling. THE BOSTON STORE special sales have a reputation that reaches to all parts of Connecticut for Wonderful Value Giving. We advertise onlll goods that are the best—~NO SECONDS or cheap grades. but THE BEST. FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT LESS than son are asked to pan for the same goods alluwhere. . lag is beneficial to both woman ’and , horse. '1. MILITARY ENROLLMENT .’ . soscmi. saruaoav Hoslsav. windies' Flue Black Cotton Hose. full fashioned also gauze llsle va- lue 25c. Saturday 18c. Ladies Fine Embroidered Lace Clock Stockings regular 500. Sat— r. urday 35c; 8 for 81.00. ,\ Mans Tan Half Hose. regular price 121,56, Saturday'ilc. You will pay 1294c for Child- ' ren's Black Ribbed Hose that We offer for sale Saturday at 9c. . Ladies' Square Neck Sleeveless I Summer Vests, all sizes, at 6 for Rio. - . . ‘Men‘s All Wool Shirts and Drawers. medium weight, regular 1.00. Saturday 73c. Mom's Flnc Negligoc Shirts. reg- : ular 81 00. Saturday 75c. la sMALl. waaaa‘crc. ‘ w w price be, this sale. 3 for he. ”Best Sterling Silver Thimbles. regular price 250. at this sale. the. Pearl Shirt Waist Sets. all sizes. value the. at this sale. 10c. Comb. none better regularly sold. 150. this sale 70. . . Cruah Silk Belts, black. good ill.- :, ting style. our regular :59 quality. at this sale. 17c. '2‘ Fancy Stock Collars embroider- tie and White. green and white and blue on liucn A bargain at be for Saturday‘ a leader. 15c. CoiarIan‘d Cuff Sets of Fine Em- idol-ed Net. Bulgarian and Part ' ,. Caimac Basting Cotton. regular ,. Ian-The “Little Beauty? Stray Lock. .‘Peraiaua. Bulgarians. all white. SOME EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES IN TOILET GOODS, HANDKERCHIEFO. ETC. Pears' Unscented Soap. 9c. Roger & Gallet Violet Soap. 17c. 'Dr. Sheffield Tooth Powder. 1255c. Bozodont. 26c size, ilc. Rlibifoam. 260 size. 17c. Prophylactic Tooth Brush, 19c. The best quality lfic Box of Writ- ing Paper. made at 10c. Men‘s Mercerized White Band kerchiefs. 1254c quality, at 9c. Children’s Colored .. Handkerchiefs. 2 for lie. 10 and 13 Row Bristle flair - Brushes. 50c quality at (the. w- KITCHEN GOODS It Very At. tractivc Prices. We now have the best assort- ment of Kitchen Goods in be found in this part of Connecticut. Tia Ware or the Imported steel ware or Aluminum Ware, we have it. and assure you the prices are right. Some examples: Two Quart Nickel Tea or Coffee Pots. regular price 49c. at 35c. ’ Nickel Cuspadores. regular price 190, Saturday. We. Curtain Stretchers. regular price 81.25. Saturday. 98c. Large Willow Clothes Baskets, regular title, at 49c. , Wire Carpet Beaters. price 190. Saturday. 10c. Decorated Bowls. 1 quart also. regular price ltlc.,8aturday. 7c. " Dt‘coratt‘d Coffee cups and Sauc- grs, regular price 10c, Saturday. 0. regular Bordered. . DRESS GOODS-LOWLY PRICED. For Saturday. our department, is flowing over with new dress waist and skirt fabrics. we would be pleased to show you all the newest in these lines Saturday we hate made. a special effort to have you call—such as funny Cot. ton Volles, very pretty, design eh- tlrely new The much- wanted cloth for shirt waist putts. Satur- day price 17c yard: 40 inch Wool Mixed Sililings. for making smart suits and separate skirts. regular price 50c and 650. Saturday, 37%c. 56 in Navy and Black Genuine Mohair Sclclllans. very silky ililis‘h. Ideal cloth for walking suits. regular price 81. 50 Saturday. 95c. 36 inch All Wool Albatross. all golora, everywhere 50c, Saturday. 5c. Bates‘ Seersucker. the best of Ginghams. all the choice styles. regular 12%c. at 90. 86 inch Guaranteed Black Silk Taffeta. regular $1.25. Satur- day. 81.00. _ 36 inch Danish Cloth Sultlngs. regular 25c. Saturday. 18c. A TIMELY HINT FROM THE OOMEOTiG DEPARTMENT. 25c Opaque Window Shades. Saturday. 19c. Combination. one pair Ruined Curtains. 1 Extension Rod (brass), one pair at loops set 69c. 36 inch Lappet Swiss Muslin. for Sarah Curtains. regular price 10c. Saturday 8c. 28 inch Lace Stripe Nainsook. for Waists, line and sheer. regular 1295c. Saturday Sign. . Brown All Linen. absolutely f associates and lined 820. cred Garments. We have but a few'. mentioned in this ad, but we great reductions. * styles collar-less. self strappings. very correct stvles. regular 310.00. ' spaturdays price $7.50 .. Children's Tan Covert Costs, 1 to 14 Years. two styles with em- bane .many others to show you at I black, and (mixtures. Ladies Jackets tan coverts, two , , perfectdn tit and finish. "m“ blou. on aieevea.: also one msdol» smart. pretty styles. real value. $5.06, for Saturday $3.50. ‘ indies’ WalkingISklrts in navy. absolutely prices 37.00 and, 38.00. Saturday‘s pride‘tl'lfi. use Waiiita in‘jtive new styla. refular price $1.00, for Saturday. are. - . , . tn. use enacts. our regular 25c set. at, Japanese Mattings, sold always crash good weight 10c. Saturn i thin sale iscsst. at 26c. Saturday 19c. . ,. day 734°. \chadu-Oo-Tut-Oa Sarutcu’ts Tier . ' . 7‘ I : Q ' Ladies, .Masscs and Chddrcu. Still lower go the prices on Tall- With two capes and collarless. very Corsets. all makes, "all dices. regular price 50c, Saturdai’s price. 35c. Cbrset Covers, ilve popular styles, sold in many places at 29c, our price Saturday. 18c. ' f taster wa..e muslin Skirts. es- wide around bottom. deep ilounce. with 'hematltched tucks. Regular price elsewhere $1.25. (of Saturday, 79c. tr’ Him in. * can“ 9 PAIR I. W Embroidered mull Is the Inatei'isl for a very handsome reception Vii. is there any braid the mil liters are using more beautiful than the soiival‘l' white horse- hair? Cray linen with touches of white makes a yachting gowu that must be -udmlrcd when it “comes out" Plan to raise some of the small yel . low tomatoes this season; they malui a dainty as well as a plotty salad. l The 1830 collars are a ver y elfoctive finish against the throat of ii youna person whose llilcs ale well curved The a hurt. Eton coat of the stylish. .suit displays to good advantage the handsome girdles which are the vogue. The green and blue combination so Well liked (only that it Is usually blue and green) Is seen In a green chiffon evening gown trimmed wish light blue emlfioldcry. Touches of gold bright- on Instead of wearing what i call a shower bouquet of narrow ribbon at the front of the carriage some girls are wearing them at the shoulder. letting them fall as flii as the waist line. This is very pretty with a decollete gown. Too liitlc attention is paid to the bolts worn with one's gown. A good many girls will wen Hugh hloh is in loself pretty with gown w th which it is wholly inap mile. The belt lhut properly encir ion the lat of a tailored linen shirt 'aist suit‘ would seldom do to wear lth any 0 ones ‘ sheer gowns. There never was their on cornet models could be cal ed pc cct as at the present time. Some of them may cost as much as one“ s gown but It will be comfortable to wear, gr ‘eful in its ‘ lines. and never be found shape- less condition. The corset models of the present time would make as hand- some a display as a dry goods house could possibly devise. “Beauty and Health" has a very in- toresting article in its last number on cross- -aadie horseback riding for wom- en. it says that nearly all the Har- vard professors are having their child- : l'crl taught to ride in this wave as soon ‘ as they are old enough to sit upon a . horse. and that the Wellcslcy College. lmsell Seminary and Normal Art School pupils. and nearly two hundred society women of Boston are riding; cross-saddle. It has been very con. ‘ cluslvely proved that cross-saddle rid- --——~——— ‘ Adjutant General caie Submits His Annual Report. HARTFORD. Conn. April 22,—Adi. Gen. Colo yesterday submitted his an. nual report on the military enroll- ment of the state. and it shows thati 82,564 men in Connecticut are liable to military duty. The report was sup- : mitted to State Treasurer Gallup. Following are the totals in the dif- ferent counties of the state: Hartford. 17.498; New Haven. 27.: 537; New London, 6.515; h‘alrfleid, 16.754: Windham. 3.068: Mlddlesex. 3.302; thchiield, 5.860 and Talland. 2.331. Norwalk has 1.485 men liable for the. military commutation tax; Darlen. 268; New Canaan. 202: Westport. 240; Wilton, 126: Weston. 77 LABOR UNION FINES MEMBER. calcao’o, April 22.——sor the first time in Chicago. it is said. an instance has been recorded where a labor un: Ion lined a member for: assaulting a non-union workman. A member of the carriage and wagon workers' union charged with assaulting a. non-union fellow employs. was tried before his we. Duh-lily Walkla on the "i‘raek Whoa Oval-taken y a Tram. ANSONlA. April Ila—Thomas Ma: loney. while on his way home from work in the wire nilll of the A. 8, and (3. Company, of this city. about 10:30 last night. was struck by a train on the Naugltuck division of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad. and almost instantly klllcd. Tile remains were found by the crow of the local switcher. and when discovered. life was almost extinct. Medical Examiner Cooper was hastily summoned. and a hurried examination showed that near- ly every bone ill the man's body was broken. The circumstances producing Malon- cy 's death will plobably he never known, as no one s: Tuls to know how . or when the man was struck. Tha‘ switching engine hull passed in the point when ‘2'“. iilltatas Jars. alum erod several lines hetore any oi' the now became cognizant of the acelddnt. A rapidly moving southbound freight llaln had passed the placd a few niln- utea before and it is believed that this illiin killed the man, although the body was found between the rails of one of tho mill sidings. Mulolleys hat was found near the mill entrance from the railroad, and the body was picked up some fifty feet south of that point. 0n authority at the medical examiner the rental s were removed to the man's home in Division street. No responsibility In attached to tllc railroad for the shbck-. :lllglgianner in which Maloney met his cat . in the condlict or. life habit counts for more than maxim because habit is a living maxim and becomes flesh and instinct. WE'VE A KNACK FOR PICKINO O PRICES. 86 Washington Strut. Critics Say wou'r vou CALL AND ALLow'ua To move lT'l. lF you COME TO ass You WILL suv. ‘ PRICES 50c TO “.50. N. E. RYAN. . UT PRETTY WAICTS AT LOW South Norwalk. —- build Hflilti Pit hi Tomatoes 70 per can. This is our sale :for today and Saturday. Never before in, The Norwallrs has such by? price for a fancy quality of Tomatoes been of- fered. You will do wise by getting your supply to last you for a while. No restriction in quantity; get as many as you wish. NEW BERMUDA ONION-S PER QUART 7 eggs I; We all prefer: the new Bermudas in preference to the old sprouted ones. when you can buy them as cheap. We have a good supply of them; buy while they last. POTTED TONGUE. 1/; lb. can. 9c. MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI. Imported. per pkg.. TAPIOCA. Best. 4 lb. for SUCCOTASH. Fancy New York state. 2 cans for 25¢. 12C. ,\ ‘ 25c. 6 BAKED BEANS. 3 lb. can, YELLOW MEAL . , From best India maize, per 1b., 3c. EVAPORATED PEACHES, Very fancy lot; 2 lbs for 25¢. EVAPORATED APPLES. Choice; per 1b.. PRUNES. Fancy Santa Clara Valley fruit. 3 lbs. for 25c. 2°C. 1°C. SPINACH. KALE. BEETS. PA RSNIPS. PARSLEY. CELERY, BEANS. LETTUCE. CUCUMBERS. NATIVE RADISHES in full else. supply cheaper than anywhere J OSELOFF ’S 72 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN Telephone Call 1 38- 5 :get the genuine article. - _--....... _...._ TELEPHONE 325-... TE]! S. THIS MEANS YOU. WHY DO THE PEOPLE GOOD THINGS TO EAT. The perfection of our Teas is due to choice selection from finest crops of India, Ceylon and China Teas. All are distinguished by delicacy of flavor and fine drinking qualities. They are un- surpassed and unequalled. Our Tea at doc. lb. is the Leader. .~,’ If you want the finest quality of Coffee.‘ in richness and quality. goods that make you see through all things With half shut eyes. sample our Coffee. call for our Sweet, Rosy Delicious Butter? Because they know what Butter tastes like when you EVERYTHING IN GAR DEN VEGETABLES of first quality daily. The largest and finest line of FANCY CAKES AND ‘CRAC KERS fresh daily from the ovens. Charles E. Sey mOUr ‘ LEADING GROCER.y 558’) West Washington Street. South Nerwalk. 5 Big Grocery Specials For Saturday, April 23 saucy races uoasoax SPINACH ‘“ ............... snark. m.’ 'Aimoua‘e LEAN CALIFORNIA as us ....... lisa Pouaoso. standumou oars, (Place ofChina rats), ....... ..... .. ..... . ........ . site. an. WALTER BAKERS’ COCOA, (Reg. Price 25c belt.) .. . . . .... ................. 3.. BOX 1“. some caowu saves couosuasn Mitit‘roa ...... .. II. . ‘ _ .l ..--..n.. ..... ass-aa-Q»""OW& -‘ v . ‘ . .., WE WILL HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY OF CPINACH FOR CATU RDAY TRADE. IUT BIT AROUND' ‘ EARLY AC IT WILL PROIABLY GO VERY FACT AT SUCH A‘ RIDICUL OUB PRICE. 11 'us Washington St. Downtown—Only. museum in The amass and 31 Main s... Uptown. THE NEW RK'GROCERY CO.
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