1. IW II-TYLII IN
unto WAISTS.
nonunion. iron spmNo AND i
SUMMER WEAR.
‘ from 590k) $1.96
E. K. Banks,
45 “AND 47 watrr WASHINGTON 61”.. ,
MAHACKEMC HOTEL BLOCK.
,Oouru NOIWALK, can”.
i
lulu;
«if I“; t
Lntnllltius-
wanna FORECAST.
. M
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
“lflll 0M,Saturday. The disturbance
that; was III the Lake region yester-
daymtirning passed over this vicinity
last eve. It. produced local showers
and thunderstorms in many places in
New York and New England. it is»
nowj central in New Brunswick. Pleas-
ant weather prevails this morning, in
the central eastern sections. A distur-
bance ls central in Colorado. Gou-
dltions favor for this vicinity pleasant,
_ my -, W WI
. intend‘to move from New Canaan to
.thc. water was none too warm either
dereti a big lmoomobilt- touring car.
weather with slightly lower temper-
ature.
W.-.L.. _
I
Daffodils are in bloom. l
. .....-... W. ,
~Fresh eggs. 15 for zinc, 1“. 1). Law- ‘
ton and Company. "
A regular meeting of Ilutler lodge,
l. 0. 0. R. was held last evening.
.H..*._...._..—~o~ I
M. Frank Becker is spending it few |
days with friends in New York titty. I
i
——Umbreiias. Umbrellas. U‘Brien’s.
called on relatives in Norwalk. Moti-
Mrs. David ii. Miller, of (leoi'getown.I
I
day. 1
Miss Lillie Ilant‘orth. oi" Norwalkd
spent Sunday at her home in Iitttii‘gt.‘~ , it‘artield County Savings Bank. hold
town. i
Mrs.i'l‘heodore Smith, of Norwalk.
is visiting relatives in llruuclivilie,
——l)on‘t miss (illogowoiia llall
night, at Arion l-lall. 'I‘ickets Mic. t
Adrian (l, Wothorcll. of New llavetLI __ ,_
was a visitor in town yesterday
business.
()11 ;
.26.
‘dopositors. from the earnings of the
six months ending March Mai, 1005.
to- t, tors on and after April itth, 1905.
Miss Ruth Smith, of ltitlgeiieid, hasI
been spending the past few days as a“
guest of Miss Marjorie Weston. South
Norwaik.
-i.'i country eggs. 23c .doz. .losolot’f.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order of}
Iliiited American Mechanics, Is to meet;
tonight.
I
1
Easter is drawing near and the stores .
are assuming a holiday look. witht
their new stocks.
and Lowe ;
ascientifically treated and cured by the
,latost and most improved methods and
= remedies.
1Main street.
iWAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY,
t'l‘rcatmcnt. hours. 8-10,’ 71-4, 7-3.
M. M, Norton. of West 1
street. is having a number of iniprovov a.
merits made about his promises. I
____.._._._
—— Peerless lt‘lour, Iiz'ic bag. F. I). 1.
Lawton & Company. ‘ ‘
Mrs. William IQ. Montgomery uiitlt
Mrs. Waldo A. Raymond, oi‘ Norwulk,I
are visitors in New York city today.)
.,_. WNW !
(‘tx-ltenoe 'I'i'lbt; 1, It It, .\I., of Nor-I
walk, will meet this evening at tho:
wigwani in the Iiitlt‘llo building. I
#Ollogowolla liail. Arion llall,
night. Ticketsntlc.
Water St, South Norwallt.
I l
Arthur (lonley is substituting for]
Samuel Mctiowan as driver of I‘utnam
liose wuuon today. the latter having
taken a trip to Weston.
IC. It. liounctt and Iaiiiily
Wednesday. from too South
street. into their newly acquired resi-
donco at itl Qtiiutard uremic.
r—lle sure, and attend out grand
opening of spring and summer Millin-
ei'y. S. S. ’l‘iilolson.
moved
’l‘he Decker Club. of the South N01"
walk Baptist Church, will hold a
monthly business meeting this even—
iiig at it o'clock at the church
Muster .Inmos lieosley. the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ileesley of Marshall
street has none losiietitl his vacation
with his father, the mate of the steam-
er Kai.- t‘. Stevens.
“W
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c
to $1.00 with Devon's (floss Carriage
Paint. It weighs it to 14 ozs. more to
tho pint than others. wears longer and
gives a pious squat to new..wurk. Sold
by (3. IC. llow. ”
Is to give our patrons the best goods at the lowest market prices.
' Here are a‘ few‘ of our leaders:
ROASTBEEF
FRESH PORK
FRESH RAMS ..... . . . . ..
LEAN POT. ROAST . . .
MERWIN'S HAMS ANDIBACON . . . .. 12%c'pound
FRESH PLATE 5 andéc pound
Chickens.‘ Native Vol.5“:
, . A) ,, my...
' I Native
1. " a" 5
I
. A”,
Ito v
M aiu .
‘ Gad Liver Oil»
,.,.
MERWINJSAUSAOE m pound
SHOULDER swans
PORTERHOUSE srnnxs~.............
.III'OIIvA
uni St " reevaluated? v .
m“...
Mrs. Jannlcitl‘. Nicholannd faintly
South Norwallt. taking the Lender
canted by Fran H. Gleason.
Benjamin Mason. of New York city,
has taken a position as clerk at the
Hotel. ,Muhackeuio. Mr. ,Mnson has
been‘clerk in hotels at Asbury Park.
Miami. Palm Beach and Atlantic City.
~Small loan fresh
Hayes.
hams, 12m lb.
Quite a number (if-people who were
not. expecting the thunder show! yes-
terday were well drenched by it and
for a pleasant shower bath.
Commencing next Sunday night the
service In :IIIO First Methodist Epis-
copal Church will begin at 7:30 o'clock,
the lizpwortii League at 0:30, instead
of ti. .
‘ ...,__._.......
—~Rcd onions. 35o uk. Joseioff.
William H. Earle. who has been
spending the winter in lt‘lorlda, has or-
which it Is expected will be ready for
him upon his arrival hero for the sitin-
mer.
Miss Nina Lewis. of Norwalk, is
coaching llio members or the South-
port. Dramatic Club for a niinstroi
show which will be given by the club
in Washington hall in that place, April
—-Boys’ Winter Cups
Miss Harriet Louise Keith, of Main
street, Norwalk, has unturned home
from a very enjoyable trip to Mei-idea
and tip through the Berkshires. in
Moriden she was the guest of Miss
Louise Hastings.
O'Brien 5.
III-0 “fairiield haunt-y.“
Savings Bank.
Norwalk. Conn, March 20. 1005.
'At. a meeting of the directors of the
this day, a dividend at the rate of 4
per cent. per annum was declared to
The same will be credited to deposi-
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
Initial. Nose sniffer
Any diseased condition of tho
Throat, Nose or Ear successfully anti
Now installed at, tit; South
and any calling will ho
given consultation and examination
free, by a Specialist who has been con
pooled with the. New York Hospital.
Branch, 66 So.'Main St.
seiner“ “'
From May int—Immediate Possession
THREE STORES IN THE
fulton Building
0n the Steamboat Property
ALSO THREE UPPER FLOORS
in other buildings on the same proper.
ty, suitable for Light Manufacturing or
Carpenter Shops.
Taylor and Golden
74 Washington Street.
We have received a' shipment o
PALATABLE (tasteless)
with Malt and Hypophosphltu.
Just at this season’thore is hardly
a medicine so valuable in all affections
of the throat, chest and lungs, and for
building up the system In general.
We sell this preparation, that is ful-
ly v.0rth $1. at the. reduced ‘price of
, 76c per bottle. .
the ldtfuss Pharmacy.
our: Adams.
0 NO. MAIN 31". ”no. NDRWALK.
.. lflvl4c pound
ital/.c pound
”Vac pound
‘
.n-uaI---..
..I...
”Impound
2°C pound
........xoc pound
h Tt‘ipe. ‘Chlves' Wort}; etc.
4hr“ ' r‘ a
it. {i
at,
I ,
.» Brainy ‘I
I
house at 27 no, law avenue. now oc- ,
APPETITES.
The Proprietor of the Clifford Phar-
macy Explain How Vinol Cre-
ate: a Desire for Food.
"Viuol in the greatest aid to (litres-
tiou that; we have ever known," said
the proprietors of The Clifford Phat"
uiucy. ‘ ‘
,"it contains all of the active, modici.
pal-curative elements. that are found
In cod liver oil. Without ‘any oil or
grease. ‘ ‘
“Those medicinal elements not so ,
favorably upon the stomach that, this
organ obtains for itself the oiomonts
necessary for creating new flesh. Inn‘s:
cIO tissue and for making rich, red
blood.
“When the stomach acts easily and
naturally. a desire is created for good,
simple fodti. and It good appetite is the
sure result.
"Willi cod liver oil In 113 old torn;
the medicinal elements which it con-
tained wore unable to do their best.
work because, of the obnoxious oil that
enveloped them.
"Now in Viiioi We, have those same.
medicinal elements separated from the
vile-tasting oil, and we have a tonic
and rebuildor, that it simply marvel-
lous In its action ‘ .
“We want every one In South Nor-
walk to know more about. our Vinol,
how It cures and what It euros. (lor-
tainly Vlnol is the greatest topic and
robuildor we have ever sold.
“Lack of appetite Is not Itself a dis-
ease. but It symptom of weakness
showing Iisclf in the nerves of tho
stomach, which control the desire for
food. “‘0 guarantee Vinol will cure
this weakness or give back your mon-
ey." The tilifforii Pharmacy.
TWO DIVORCE SUITS.
James H. Grtndrod. of Bridgeport. on
of the Petitioners.
Through hit~ attorneys, Pullman a,
Marr. James II tirlndrod. of III'IIIK‘“
port. Ilils tiled papers iii a still for Iii-
vorce, titniiiist his wife, Sarah Anti
(irindrmi. The. couple wore iiiarriwi
in 11100. Since then Mr. ('iriiidrod
claims that his wife has been guilty of
infidelity and hits been habitually iii-
lciiiperute lie asks for a divorce and
the custody of one tumor child.
lriudrod is the same man who Iltttl
trouble with his wife In tho Police
court a few Weeks ago. He has been
a soldior and for some years was stu-
tioned in the Philippine islands. When
he returned home his wife had him
arrested for non-support. He promis-
ed to support his child however, and
the court allowed him to go.
l’upers were also tiled iii the case of
Ada Provost against her husband.
Rudolph. lioth livu in Stamford. 'I‘lie
cotipie were married in May, 1001, and
lived together until February. 1007».
She alleges intolerable cruelty. She
asks for a divorce, the custody of ;i
minor child, and $2,000 alimony.
THE COLONEL’S WATERLOO.
Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey
irove, Texas. nearly met his Waterloo,
from Liver and Kidney trouble. in a
recent. letter, he says: “1 was nearly
dead, of these complaints, and. al-
though I tried my faintly doctor, he
did me no good; so i not a 50c bur
tin of your great. Electric Bitters.
which cured mo. 1 coasiler them
the best medicine oti earth, It id thank
God who gave you the kno .cl‘. ,0 to
make. them." Sold, and linul'fllilfit‘ti
to cure. Dyspepsia. ' Biliouenem and
Kidney Disease, by F. ii. UMLL‘I‘, drug-
gist, at 50c. a bottle. "
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
"Horns Tamas.
SATURDAY. APRIL IST,
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
STETSON’S
“Big Double Uncle
Toms.”
THE BANNER OF THEM ALL.
SO—PEOPLE—EIO
2L—TOPSVS—2
2~LAWYER MARKS—2
Singing, Dancing, Cakewalk
many other up-to-date specialties.
Grand street Parade at 12 o'clock.
Don't mine It. It beats a Ctrcup.
PRICES:
Evening ............... . 10c, 20c, 30c
Matinee, Children, 100; Adults. 20c.
Seat. on sale Tue-day, March 28th.
HOYFS THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
TUESDAY, APRIL 4TH.
BLONDELL a FENNESSY'S
HURRICANE OF FUN AND FROLIC,
“The Katzenj am-
mer Kid‘s.”
DON'T Miss THEM.
Secure Bent: Early.
"IT is TO LAUGH."
, ALL STAR CAST.
BAKER A LYNN, Premier Dcitnutors
of Juvenile Comedy.
WALLY CLARK, the popular German
Comedian.
WM. BAKER, Monologue Comedian.
THE ROBINSON SISTERS, Acrobatic
Dnncin Mnrvutn.
Miss J 61! RALBTON, Chic sou.
hrette. ,
MAJOR ALCRIQUI, the Smallest Com-
edian onthi Stage. . I
GEO. V. BAKER, the great Acrobatic
and Character Comedian.
DAY l; VIITAL, sketch Afllltl and
Many Othcrl:
PRIC‘D I'Iai‘di-II-It‘nu
Beat- on Ill: Frtdny,
and
. 25¢. up, 500
March 31“.
HOYT’S_$§EATRE.
ONE Niel-IT DNLv,
FRIDAY. Main-m.
GRAND concur av
‘The Yale. Apollo.»
. Glee. Banjo
* Moduli cub"
, .. 0 '
vac: UNI I W“
, Cannot-t commas» mo.
for).
Irut led many visitors
FLESH BUILDER
The liver of the cod fish:
produces oil that is a Ivon-
dcrfu‘l flesh builder. No fat
or oil can compare with it
in that respect. Togctthc
best out of it, it: must be
emulsified and made like
cream. In Scott‘s Emul-
sion it is prepared in the
best possible form to pro
ducc the best possible re-
sults. Thirty years have
proven this.
wen NCIIII you :- natnplalrcc. '
SCOTT I“ lit lWNltl, 4m l‘varl Street. New York.
in
MEETING OF STATE DENTISTS.
The annual convention of the State
Dental Association and the New 1-in-
ven Dental Association will take place
in New Haven, April 17. Ai‘riingeiiicnts
for both are now under way. The New
Haven association has planned a ban-
quet at the ’l‘onllne Hotel this evening;
after the Work of thc Iiioeiing ls doiic,
Dr. I". N. ilrowu. who is Well known
by loeal dentists, is president of tho
New Haven Asst‘iciiitlon, which lu—
cludes all tho leading dentists of that
city. The president 01' the. State As-
sociation is Dr. llarid Johnson who is
also well known iii Norwalk. A num.
ber of Norwallhdeiiilsis will attend,
VAULTS ARE COMPLETED.
William ’I‘ tlurrt‘it has completed
the IIlllllt‘I‘ and Smith Vaults in ltlvv
erside cemetery utid departed for lil.‘t
houn- iu New York. Wednesday eyeli-
lllL'. 'l‘wlay he comment-vs a contract
on similar work in Greenwood ceme-
’l‘lie work in Norwalk has iii-
!
Grant 5 Restaurant
88 North Main Street. South Norwaik.
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 CENT LUNCHES; REGU-
LAR DINNER. 25 CENTS; 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
was} '3 FalrflaldWCaunty
Man Did 20 Years Ago.
.__._——
Simply Insured on the Endowment
Plan in the Connecticut General Life
insurance Co. RESULT—A check for
face of policy at old age when most
needed. He says “Best Investmant I
ever made." Why don't you do like.
wise?
F. H. FIELD. GENERAL AGENT.
N. Smith Ferguson. Dwight Spaulding,
Special Agents.
UNITED BANK-BUILDING.
Tel., 363—5 80. Norwaik, cc.
DAVID W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Residence, 6. Washington Street.
Telephone at house, 134.2
5 FOX.
THE LADIES’ TAILOR.
begs to announce to the ladies that lie
is prepuicd for the coming spring
with tho Les l'artsicnncs fashion
plates: also the new style sample
books of all kinds of goods. which also
contain Important fancy mohair atiit~
lugs. Prices of suits from $25.00 up.
Perfect tit guaranteed. All kinds of
ready—to-wenr clothes for ladies only.
You'll surely get. your money‘s worth
at. Iny store. 1 have a nice line of
Silk Striped Wulsts, all colors. We
have tiiorc articles. which we cannot
use space to mention. Buttons cover-
od from any goods you wish. Call in
before going elsewhere.
NORWALK. CONN.
31 MAIN ST.,
This Is it hill Siitii [III III the
Sentinel
Premium
Fountain Pen.
For five of these Cou-
pons and sixty-five cents.
presented at this office,
we will furnish to the
readers of The' Sentinel
one of these. HIGH
\PENS. made of the beat
Vulcanized Rubber. the
pen warranted :4 Inc.
who gold. and fully
’2 guaranteed. This offer
only holds good for a
limited time. so start to-
; day to lave your can-
Out-ofitown readers,
when ordering by ain‘t].
must cuciosa live cents
extra ”for - packing and
':.P‘5‘I!I°- ,
.p’
‘ .
all“: “WITH '
r‘ ‘1. rd
RICIB - a u“ Err-w ,.w°p
‘3 mu .II’NII‘II’IIIII-vtii’iiln as??? l
GRA‘DE FOUNTAIN 3
up“
ROWAYTON Is ANCERED av CRlTv
ICAL PARAGRAPH.
Long Island Scribe'u Sarcastic Scrib-
bllng Vexeu Men of Connecticut
Village.
The Brooklyn Illaglo prints the fol-
lowing coniiiitiuieation:
Clinnoo threw the writer Into the
company of an indignant body of itow.
ayton, Conn, men the other morning.
and ass number of Brooklyn and
Muilhqltun people are summer i‘osiv
dents of that pretty little, riverside
town, perhaps the story of what i saw
and heard on a trip from Stamford to
Manhattan may interest some of your
readers.
The scene of turmoil was the for-
ward smoking our of the early niorn~
ingconimutorn' express. it took me
allitlo while after boarding the train
to find out. what, the row was all about,
but I was tltily ouliizhtcuml.
It seems that some little wockly pa-
per printed on the north shore, of Long
Island last week contained an item
written by a Lloyd's Neck correspon-
dent making an unpleasant , reference
to ltowayton. Soiileoiic had sent to
a commuter from that place the para-
graph Iii question. He showed It to
his comrades In the smoking car, l'lllI
although the. morning was, cold the
commuters wcro decidedly "‘hot.‘
Although it rank outsider and a
stranger It tho whole, Itidignant otit-
flt. l "but oil In" and inquircd what
was tlie ”casus IH'III." The man who
had received the clipping was called
upon to projduc‘e it. he did so. and I
made a shorthand copy of the obnox
ions paragraph. it read 'us follows:
“The good people of Rowaytou,
Conn, are, building two new churches,
Methodist uutl l'iapiist. There is no
parttt‘iilur Necessity for such an outlay
unless it Is for Sunday school pitr~
poses; the Itrunkards are all dead:
the gatiibloi's have been driven out;
the dishonest have been converted;
the womon are as homely as hedge
fences; and, taking it all in all, its a
pretty safe place for the young to
eiiiigi-ate to. It's a no license village,
btit Itoton I‘oipt can furnish the kill-
aI-i‘oitpzroris, so the Huntington peo~
pie say who go over there summers."
I tell you. those commuters were
mad, and If the. titan who wrote the
item is also he'll keep away from
ilowaytoa. The, maddest one of the
bunch was a line looking, soldierly ap-
pearing man with a luxuriant and
carefully combed beard. His friends
tailed him "Major." He was clearly
very angry. particularly at the rotor-
cnco to the luck of beauty on the part
of the Rowayton women.
An elderly man. who seemed to be
tho dcuu of the commuting contingent.
was plainly vexed” but counseled moti-
sonietliitii: about calling out "the
guard." whatever that meant. ’l‘bt-
man who had rmdved the clipping
and started the discussion, watt heard
to say something about lynching.
btii no one seemed to second the idea.
and he evidently abandoned it. What
will he the outcome of the discussion
i don’t pretent to know, but i fancy
it will be all right if that Lloyd‘s
Neck Inau has sense enough to keep
away from liowaytoti tutti does not
send any more. “funny" paragraphs to
his paper. 'l‘ItAYI'ILlGlt.
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley & (70.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as u throat and lung
remedy. anti on account .of the great
merit and popularity of Foley‘s lion»
ey and Tur many mutations are offer
ed for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substt
tute offered as no other preporatloti
will give the same satisfaction. it is
mildly laxative. It contains no on:
Inlos amt is safest for children and
delicate persons. Sold at Plaisted's
drug store. ‘ "
M--.-.¢-
A HANDSOME DISPLAY
Superb Collection of Stylish
Smart‘Garments.
Spring has set iii with a rush with
the consequent result that podhlo are
making their clothingpurchases carlv
Ier titan was anticipated. This was
evidenced by the number of persons
buying at the opening or (lately &
Brennan's. So. Main street, This on
terprising concern made a display of
fine otttor wearing apparel which was
the best and most ambitious ever at.-
tempt.ed. The smartest and must cle-
gunt suits were shown Iii considerable
variety and elcoitod uiiiny expressions
of admiration.
itimulsomc silk coats in redliigoic.
fitted. box or long shaped styles were
the cyiiosuro of many of the visitors
and a largo number of sales were
made.
'rflIItll‘dlllltIt' suits in solid colors and
Iiilxtures wore displayed in profusion.
All the poppiar models were shown in
handsome tailored effects in iiiutorhtls
which met. with approbation, as cheri-
ots. bmadcloihs, surplus. pummius, pio-
lmirs, shepherd‘s checks and fancy
worstetls. The covert coats. in line
Vonoiun covert, cloth (worsted and
ohcviotl wui'o'uullo luiuresuiyo by
their natty nppouraiu-o and shapely
otitllnck.
All in all the assortment of sprint;
xarnionts for Indies and misses are ex.
lretiiely creditable. 'I‘lie tuiliinery ox-
posttlon was quite. In keeping. with the
neural standard of excellence
throughout the store and all the spring
models Were displayed Iii variety and
number.
The mothnz'. that this firm employs
of extend'nu accommodation in the
matter of small payments enabi
many persons to dress properly at all
times and yet. causes no strain upon
their parties. We understand that all
persons of honest Intent may get,
clothing at. this store and arrange to
pay for some at their convenience.
Ml-
ITARTLIND MORTALITY. ,.
u’fitltmmna‘w “admin thitta‘ruuuly.
o . 9. sun per on It. “0
prgh‘flnd care than awful dileullel.
there ill just one reliable remedy, Dr.
not: New me Plus. M. Fianna”. of
.1 * nationalist; Place. opium-aye
"'l'iiOV‘tho no equal for Constipation
anti BIIIIO'tItInBBH. title, at If. it. Bax
ter'u. drugplst. "
and
.. .WW‘-..~. m... ..
‘n‘ttonkcv-rag cmcr or no.
“unison. March film-viii
an DlIOTnQYahIM bull
a“ at . " '.
Whiteninrlauunn
vi it, falls: iIlv duty. ‘
erutloti when the soldicrly man Silltl'
Eninplei'é‘I-lieiininiiun hit The lent
‘ .2 . ‘. u i. ‘ :MQ. 4 ,..‘ ‘ . ‘
SOUTH NORWALK’S GREAT DRY GOODS HOUSE.
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON‘S PATTERNS.
v
‘ Season’s Business ._
SECTION OF THE STORE I8 FILLED WITH BRIGHT FRESH MERCHAN-
YOUR NEEDS: MERCHANDISE THAT YOU
THAN NOW, ON THE THRESHOLD OF ‘
THAT WE HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR
DISE, aouour IN THE BEST MARKETS, MERCHANDISE. out-rim fro,
WILL BUY WITH THE ur-
MOST SATISFACTION. THIS svoncus ALWAYS WIDE AWAKE To.
ITS TRADE POSSIBILITIES. |.T wAs maven MORE wmcawmt
THIS NEW BEACON. walnut:
BUYING PUBLIC. AND we
WANT TO IMPRESS vou WITH THE FACT THAT THIS 31'an STANDS
READY TO CATER TO voun BUYING NEEDS. AND FEELS 1TB ABILI-
TY TO FILL THOSE NEEDS TO YOUR PROFIT.
SPRING BUYING BEGINS
buying anti selling cheap stockings;
cheap stockings are not cheap at any
price: it‘s the good,
at, a reasonably low price that, people
are after nowadays.
front 100 to 25c.
bruted
Stockings for (iirls, every pair guaran-
loud.
of stockings a Buster ilrown Drawing
ll pairs for 250.
Cotton iloso at the a pair.
A BEAUTIFUL SHOWING
OF SHIRT WAIBTS
Nowhere in madoupdoni has the (19-.
signer and maker produced more nxtiv
tic effects than in womens nwaists.
There are no homo-made walsst now-a-
dnys; doesn't pay in the face of such
values as these.
Lndies‘ White Lawn Shirt Waist:
We also carry a full line of the Cclc- with Black Dots at 50c' .
Bllfilt‘l‘ BMW" Sltltfkiilgs I'Ol‘ Ladies“ Figured Chambray and Dim.
Boys and also Buster Brown's Sister’s “y Walsh-i, special at (39¢
lutdles’ White Lawn Shirt Waists,
tucked front. and ' buck, embroidery
trimmed at 98c.
Ladics' White Lawn Shirt. Waists.
made with rows of embroidery and
tucks, at $51.50.
Ladies' White Satin iloiiiatos Watsts,
made latest. cut, at $1.00.
Ladies' White Linen Shirt Walsh.
with Embroidered 0015 and Tucked
IN THE HOSIERY SECTION
Wu long ago abundoiimi the, idea of
honest stockings
We’ve got them.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hose,
25c a pair. Free with every pair
Book,
Ladies' Fast lllack liosc, tile :1 pair;
Ladies‘ Plain or ilrop Stilt-bod Fast,
illack llose. special at 15c a pair.
Ladics‘ illuck and Fancy Lisle or
Ladies l'lluck i’irop Stitched and
Plain Lisle. extra good, at title. a pair. Rack and Front at $1.50.
MME. LAWRA. THE CLEBRATED PALMIST WILL BE AT OUR
STORE NEXT WEEK. COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 3.
READINGS, 254:.
83-85 Washington Street. 1
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Here’ms Good News!
LADIES' WHITE NUN'S VEILIN G WAISTS, SHIRRED YOKE. WITH
HEADING OF THREE DEEP TUCKS, LATEST STYLE SLEEVE. A
GREAT LEADER WITH US AT $1.98. SPECIAL THIS WEEK, ONLY $1.45.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
' ' ' 5.9. 'TiLLO'rSON
Now SHOWING EVERYTHING THAT
IS NEW AND SEASONABLE lN THE
Millincry Line
Opening Match 50th. dist and April ist.»
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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GOMPARE IIIESIE PRICES Willi Willi YOU ARE PAYINti,
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ................................ . 25c 00}.
3 CANS SALMON FOR . ........................................... . 25a
3 CANS CONDENSED MILK ......................................... 25c
MERWIN'S HAMS ..... . ................................... . 12: LB,
3 LBS. CHOPPED BEEF ........................................... 26c
LEAN POT ROAST ..... . ................................... 10c LB. UP
ROAST BEEF .............................................. 10c LB. UP
SHOULDER STEAK ............................................ 10c LB.
6 LBS. GROUND BONES ........ . ............................... 25o
NATIVE FOWLS.
NATIVE VEAL.
JACOB SCI-IAUB,
- :Phonc,322-2.
22 WASHINGTON STREET. ' ,
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The Kind, on Have Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over 30 years. has borne the signature of
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portal supervision aim-o Its Infancy.
Allow-no one to deceive you In this.
All (lountterf‘tilts, mutations and “JIIst-us-good” are but:
Experiments that. trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Ohudreuoltlxpcrionco agitbtnt Experiment.
What is CASTORIA}.
Custom is a harmless substitute for Castor cinem-
' nocturnrops and Soothing Syrups. III Iii Plenum. III
coutuinn‘ neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Inc are In its guarantee. It destroys Worm!
and. allay: Feveflshneu. It; cures Dian-him and W , ,,
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. carol Oonstipat on
and Flatuloncy. III assimilates the Food. mm the, ,
Emmanunna Bowel». giving healthy and and m
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