THE MAKIMAN AND TERRY.
Mills. 91 NW cInIIn Branch. TIIII .
Alisut’ths Fuhltlv‘s slugger. :T‘
; An amusing incident in connection
.. . ,with Terry McGovern's cross country
‘ m 3 . 3 3 ‘4 ~ 533 ‘ " . .. ‘3 13' ‘ ' , ,y l , . q , * ~ . flight from Dr. Givens's sanitariunl ‘
" 3 3 3 «« 1‘ h ‘3 ‘ 3 3 3‘ 3“ 3 'i ‘»3 '» ‘4? ‘ . ‘ “ ‘ln Stamford. Monday afternoon, and
’ 3 33 his subsequent trip on the New 98. .
pas trolley fiom Spring‘dsie to Stani-
f ,‘is told by Brakelnan bode Mills,
”3‘ who has a record in New Canaan in
chain ion wrestler, ii iii also noted «1
l for M: dry wit and 3mm? « .3 The EIIIIr outfitting 1199th I113
.. nations to he of Isrvlcs to you.
This young lad 901 011 1119 “"13 if}; II of fpVIilien'I fanclss. WI invite you to custody pom V111
111931
311.131”
11111 Mainm
ll this store has made misma- m“
The stocks are most complete" will;
” 1'99
.1.
,Why the 11am Store 515% .3116 the Easter Shopper-
11411. ‘
1 a
1353 Prices
Ha. said Dodo. “and he looked rather Iy offsrinns. WI' VI plannsd tomsko Illé week p I
hunted; and was so excited‘tllal 110 martial-Ibis wash for business. The pric. condesblohs will Ills-prise yo ‘
coolant leis. He wars. swei 5111’. all THE NEW ssaaoa's , ”1
W» :‘i' ‘11.
THE EASTER SALE
3 '3 OF KID GLOVES.
Nearly every woma'n in this coin
penalty will don a pair of new gloves
‘3: Easter Sunday. This store stands
ady to be very helpful to you in
your glove buying.
dressed u nthe lineal. and his vast
was certs sly a stunner. I heard 1119
vest coming across the lots when we
left Talmadge Hill As soon as he got
his mind back he began to ask all
manner of questions. and wanted to
get elf at Glenbroqk and go across
and list a car on th 9 main line there.-
Of course I didn't know who he 11.11.1113.
and. althou h he looked dangerous. be
was so we oi that l wasn 't at all air
. NEWEIT WAII-TB
Waist buying begins in as amt.
Waist selling in this shop is to ”1‘1.
of the marked features of the so
business We ll tempt you w “11.91111
values as these.
Ladies’ white lawn shirt waists,
made tuck back and front, emhrpid-
ery trimmed, at 89c. «
Ladies white shirt waists, modesty
fine lawn, embroidery trimmed. at 9 1'1.
i
. Simply cash buying from thelwooisa Ind silk mills and manufacturing our own goods in New Yorlr
5931991, sad leash selling in return for a slender margin of profit. Our patrons. are not taxed to support costly
,pfiidlt machinery for book collectors and bad accounts. Wherever such methods are employed they add to
:For Norwaikl 3
$5111; and Sunday: TM
.ntral- over magi?
cruinr passed at... th
udlss' Hislop warranted gloves, in
all the l ading shades with black and
white 9. d self-stitching} The best
sterday aft/apnoea! .. ‘ tho‘eost of merchandis and th cut or n s ai No‘ of him. He kept on asking queen wearing glove made to retail at $1 a
, 1- Halifax. 3.31.1119 .« ,i « 1‘ 8 too; p y l argument is required to prove that the customer questions, and i was tempted to plug pair. t birdie“ 311111;” 191:"; 3111” k" at
a of high pressure at is! new con-1 “2 991' the 831.0168 expenses including its bad debts. You know that no store can sell goods as chesply- him 0119. two or three times not he Ladi Silk m ith d bi “1:13:11;sz at £1115? c e W! M
98' e .
in the western po minke-re, Isis. cash store and from us you get the double bencnt’wiirsi. selling for cash, and second. you are buying ““9 he was "1““ "’6 “Manon!" woven tips. warrsnlgdf'aiiwshadezuao: Ladies' white lawn waists, made
but because he looked as though he
was going to Jump on me any minute if trimmed:
tucked backs and sleeves,
on. Pleasant weathg Wailedgen.
with insertion, at 91. 69.
ally this morning in “all sections east pair, all sizes.
3119‘”.th manufacturers direct and our styles and creations are sliperior to any store in The Moi-walks.
the Rocky yMpu'ntains. The weath-
er in this vicinity will do fair and cool, -
over Sunday.
The Norwaik iron Works closed ‘
Thursday evening until Monday
morning.
1 “—9-—
'. --All3 flavors fresh candy. to and 20c
W. for Easter. M. S. Smlt h- -&00
1‘,_
3A son has been born to 'Mr. and
Mrs. Ge
streets.” . , 1 t4
lilies Edna Barraclaugh, of Norwnlk‘,
spent Friday night with her parents can
Richmond Hill. New Canaan.
~Umbrellas. Mourning Bands. O’Brien
Cllty Tax Collector. sand Mrs. James
P311.“ .1111 010110 91169.1. will spend Eas-
ter' Sunday in Chelsea. Mas
3~Sh3eets. 3pill3 mam, ”counterpanes
at speciali prl ri‘c‘gé ofor the next week
W i . .3;
The laundry 6f ”the Norwalk hock
Company will be working again Mon-
day,“ repairs to the canals having been
“9‘91?“ m..."
—Cholce Fords. and» chickens 16
miss. it Hares.
. a ;. ls , m
Willis liiowe.. ”In...“ rd Conner
audio, 8. Humphrey,V of ew Haven,
formed an councils, party at the
Hotel 9iiffOrd, years, 99.. ,, » 1r
“Ml-sf John H. Light. of South Nor-
walk, spent Tuesday with her mother,
Mrs. Harriet E. mckwood. of,« Cherry
street, New Canaan. . ,
”nun-r.
«3;»... and Pearl Soft lists o’Brien
W
~ 3Mr,., and Sire. Chlvin liral‘sted, and
family. of Railroad avenue, ave gene
toLinoieumvilleLS l. to s end Sun-
ritzy with Mr Br'aisteds father. ,- .
Miss Cassie Kelleytwho has been
working the past week in the shirt
waist .factory in :Stamford has resign-
oil her position and returned home.
W's «. , ‘
. aev. his... lichen; oi South Nor:
walk. preached a most instructive and
helpful sermon, Tuesday evening in
St. Aloysius’ Church. Hts subject was
the "Crucifixion of the Savior."
——Sait pork, 10c lb. Hayes.
My
t r
Beth B. Toms. representative of the
Blickensderfer Manufacturing Compa
ny. of Stamford. has taken up quarters
at the Mahackeiho Hotel for a few
days 3‘ «« .
Point
the mini has spent all the winter
ugh. Ark. He has returned
l93loߤork ibuch improved in health
and‘lill -' 3 .
mdames. 8 Kelly, of Roma
hg‘hps been in poor health
.. .iiouor, wine and
whoisIa War: ds‘a ion at 18 Main
street; :gm ‘Ihaite installed .1 tele
phone:
ll ll“. Pierce, the precision of the .
new drugstore. in New Canaan. mov.
ed his family tram East Not-walk
this week, and intends to open hili
store on rli 29. has, named his
place the rill rmscy.
W.
Veiox prints till-lied 90339111 free a.»
night at the derrionntration of Valor
Rebevw
Kodak mutt
Winona?“p P:1 $34991! .Conie
and brings} 01133 printw thyou.
“alpha 2 «um, Ilbi- . '3
Vw'tpomg Northrop
up» , ./V..
orge F. Foote, of Courtlandi- . .
3ing remodeled . .
'An artesls‘fl 'well is be up drilled by
- posed. school :blllllilngi
1* . will be an
« of fireproof
(moans
tit, at 91.90 per
wqw- «l» won-w Hustler .
9oine3 had be convinced
.V"
Ladies 9oats, from $21.98 up.
gills,
Vie?
. . .
l »
a... last no
Wists, others “Isl:
my“.
':3~7‘.:
. W1 in
'i.u .fl ,1’.3 .1. H111
Mohair Eki‘rté“ iii-713131 colors, $1.98 up‘.
”Sn-ll. ’ iii. ... lg; ,‘ ($311r'h13‘b‘.‘ ..:1’
Silk “Shirt Waist Spills, 938. 98 up
...._ r ,. . ‘ , _
-..'« 'sll (.. a,
Cliillildh'shfhd éllls' Cleats, 91.75 up3.3 33
“sour price39c.‘
“silk Suits, worth 940, “for 921.75.
Silk Redlngote Suit,- $26.00.
Rain" Costs. 97.98 up.
Silk Petticoats, $3.00 up.
Suits made 3of Panama Cheviot.
shepherd checks and broadcloth, 814.9.
For stout ladies we make to ordel
without any extra charge.
r 7 ,
1113‘s. "at
£99
3;;E3 9-"
new ti"
NORWAMI nouTsAclriNo nous.
. {Thur Oom’inelcial" Bulletin):
The bones & Hotchkilss 90.. are in
stalling- ,new plumbing moulding the
fixtures for two:- bathrooms in the
house on Chest ut Hill Wilton.
F. Comstock.
F. N Sipperly, of Wesllport.
Estimates Being, Received
Contractors diminution the plans
3of Ellsworth :Burgor far a large double
1101130100 be erected on Mott avenue by
Mrs Isabel Comrtock. it will be
~absut sustained nullified for two ten
cmonts, withuosven rqioms each be-
sides two that. can be finished off in
the ”1‘11““ forsaph family. Hot air heat
lenblng Ind 1133111133119 L031
The J hes. & Hotchiqnsm" have
been my doll the‘ sensual. fill the
plumbing-ind tinnin‘pil nd the Norg
,wai .he ting andbi .99.. will
installs eias h star :1 I In w res
idence fr iii ish op Essie
nue. A. (it. Ilkia ist general con-
tractor"
, Ellis for achooihoups. . ,
The buildir'is toms of the
South Norwalk schooil will re
cnive estimates “quid“ l.,unv,sd_a
25,1‘r'lrt3l'le3eolisnlotiin» ile pro-
torbsmeoisii
and Chestnut
iflca
on the corner“ of Concoii
streets
now on lie hat 31538
are otherwwliors that can”, be seen
adamwfrpw mils. m., 11
on gills cc of arc
ennui nitIdim “building.
cghl'li‘ioll'ewoi 111991.931“!
tor for the fa thful
w.ork The appropriation is W810 000. it
sprints :1 01191101.. .
Articles 3 ~ been '
died with the state cretary y the
Mouths
llf » as. '
Tthcun
tion of out or»
tiled If», , ‘ 1...
‘13‘X« 3 -
VII'
“in “a
I
”MW“:
., P 31S CLOAK AND
be- '
ADV“ .
nos.
lap
5,19,“. 619m
"09M
wormifi-m brick building
1911.91“, holdli‘t
MIa‘s irisdlnn "Alisodldé
ratvd has
.-v
.. Remlember~Alterainons Free of Charge.
1‘ .11
13 «as
9“
Given II the Reason for His Rsslgning
as French Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
PARIS, April 22.——M. Delcasse's fin
a1 decision upon his resignation as
Minister for! Foreign Affairs was still
in the balance up to noon. but powerful
influences were at work to induce him
to remain in the cabinet. President
Isoubet personally appealed lo the
minister on the ground of friendship
and patriotic duty and this was sup-
plemented by urgent requests from
Leon Bourgeois and Henri Brisson, for-
mer presidents of the Council of Mon-
istors and other foremost leaders.
The letter of M. Deicasse to Prem-
ier Rouvinr giving the first intimation
of his puipose to resign was very brief.
it "bandmh: a"action solely on the
a e in and made no albin-
also. no Iny‘politicsl or international
oonpidgrhtiop. To such intimate
friends as Ambassador Porter M Dei-
cnsse has recently spoken of the ire-
mendous strain placed upon his health
by the cares of his position. Madame
leases also tell that his health was
«his endangered by rigmous applica-
to the details of the li'nreign 0!-
ts in Parliament.
wll
i on at least.
tan (in ii already (‘1?- so
and
tinned.
fag?!
f the Fore
fish “fallen in be ill“
who
u "Deleon“
1
We: will keep open Evenings until Easter.
11W»,l§
SUIT House ..
119119119119 on WHITE
Won First Plics‘in Compélltlvo Exam-
ination It BIllIvuI Hospital.
in thesrocont competitive hospital
exathinalions neib for the graduating
classes of the medical colleges. Daven-
port Whmito of Wilton. was successful
at Bellevue Hospital in a field of thir
ning first place. Bellevue is the iar
nest and oldest. hospital in New York
and best known in" the United Stats
it has graduated such men as Dr. Jane
way and others of equal distinction
Dr White is graduating from his
class of two hundred at the College of
Physicians and Surgeons among the
first in his class.
A THOUSANgF DOLLARB' WORTH
"l have been afiilctgl with kidney
and bladder trouble for years. passing
Lately the strain over the Mor
ocean sltuatlon and the question of
. d ‘ £11 Framers neutrality had been particu-
3'” l c m '3 n- Inrly severe and to this was added the
wavering allegiance of some strong
Although
nachos is strong Vthat. the minister
persuaded to withhold his me-
9 present at
i n p... i...- ”9.1“.“ “‘“’
. c l I on re-
”"1"““119 ° ‘1" tiring. the mm s' of M. Etienne, now
minister of the nterior, M. Diner-pin-
riner presidentiro the couhcil and
3 airs..lioon Bur
ban. ambassador
. 11091. Britain. Ire prominenty men.
M. ltodvisr ball a long cdnferencs.
11°11" ““1 11°11'11""? “mm“mfm with M. Bour sols last night. but the
at it is essential that
c.3919?
medial tolerated Protein
gain," says A. H. Thurnes. a o-weli
nown. coal operator of. Buffslo.0 . "l
got no relief from medicine until i be-
gan tailing Foley's Kidney Cure then
the result was surprising. A few dos-
es blurted the brick dustlike substance
and nos/if have no pain across my kid-
neys and! feel like a new man. it has
done me 9190 worth of good. "
“1,an or baddsr disease.
, Sold at
Plaistedsbrug Store. , . .
insults or none:
District of ‘.Norwalk
Court, April 191b, A. D..1
ss. ..
906.
, 911.!“le ceased.
1196901
Will"
deteriilliied
ea in or‘willli On V3fif"
April. “1:05.“: to“ 99bit
o no as
«19.11“ ligands intdi‘otl".
131111“ mm mgd lit in ‘
geld
L lsII‘t “live flay
before said 11:91.1;
11‘1“?“ *usssvw sincere:
lioiivlsr that no will retain the port-
Murmurs.
K 1
April II.
,I cold
a
talent today.
«29»
at a few. When he arrived in Siam
‘ ford. he began to look scared, and
. and he looked at me in an h a scared
' manner that I knew he w
‘ Terry who didn‘t tarry, is too much
ty— five men of perceptions] ability, win--
naval and. stones with excruciatins
Folsy' s
ey Cure will cure evry form of
Probate
N"11111111 a of Chat-lea” 11‘ midterm fated of
“sinus. writtenl gapbbcstlon has
,thi s (Joni-t praying for
It forth 1 r In order
11). Will est to of set id
uliy. described in said
.9111
‘3‘ 9875‘ at. its. application be
a mini 3
29 b“ any cfn
orenoon:
Millie ‘13»...
ewspspsr
at
i didn't look pleasant. i had my to
meals cork ”screw solar plexus. jiu iutsu
triphamer rib tickler all ready for
him. and I guess he would hope felt
act/ad as though he wanted to hide.
afraid of
me.
“It was not uhtll alter he- had taken
the 2:60 local for New York that one
of the Stamford policemen informed '
the w o the gent was and you could
have necked me down with a feather
Ir stabbed me with a pickle If it
hadn‘tobeen for the trolley I could
never have gotten home To think
that l‘ was a-‘goin to soak Terrible
fer yours truly and if he ever boards
this craft again whether crazy or
sane.: you will see me quietly and as
gently as possible fade away.”
W...—
PIRATING 1791.31: HONEY AND
Foley & Co.. Chicago.
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley' s Honey
and Tar runny imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley' 3 How
ey and Tar and refuse any substitute
offered as no other preparation will
give the same satisfaction. it is mild
laxative. it contains no opiates
and is safest for children and delicate
gen0n3.301d at Plaisted's sz
tore.
LYONS PLAINS
........
Mrs. Thomas Treadwell is entertain-
ing friends from Brooklyn.
__.,._,.._..._.
Thomas Tresdwell is in Wilton for
a week doing carpenter work
Was-
M.rs John Williams who has been
ill for two weeks. is convalescent.
Mr and Mrs William White of Nor—
waik, spent last Sunday with friends
here. .
Elmer Tresdweli with his two daugh-
ters. of Hethel. spent last Sunday here
with his mother.
Mrs. Frederick Sliiimon, of Bridge-
port, spent several days last week here
with her sister, ,
Mrs 1.3. R. Hoyt returned home
about two weeks ago and is busy get-
ting her house and yitrd In order.
Frank Nichols who is employed in
Bridgeport. and Miss Christobel Sip-
z’erly, of Westport, spent Sunday hero
1th Mr. Nichols' mother
Miss Bessie Treadweli. who has
spent the winter in Norwalk is home
and attends school at Westport rid-
Ving her wheel down every day weather
permits
u”..—
Servlces were held in Emmanuel
' originated 33
Honey and Tar as a threat and lung
ETOCKINOB FOR WOMEN
AND CHiLDREN
If you haven‘t bought your spring
outfit of stockings. you might do worse
than investigate these values.
Children’s fine and heavy rib school
hose in all sizes. 1215c.
Children's fine s'.nd heavy rib hose,
extra good qualityi 15c.
Misses’ regular 260 hone in fine
rib good quality; we are closing out
at 19c.
Boys’ heavy rib school hose. regular
251': quality. new 19c.
A very fine showing of mlsses' and.
boys’ hose in fine and heavy rib, and
also shape hose, at 25c. ,
Ladies' fast black hose in rib and
plain, 1299c.
Ladies seamless hose in extra line
Ladies“ tine Lisle Gloves in all sizes
and shades, 250 a pair. ,_
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES’ NECKWEAR AND BELTS
We'll make a short story of it. Just
a line for an item and every item
priced beneath its normal value.
Ladies' hemstitched and embroider-
ed coliar and cuff sets. 25c.
Lace stocks in white and some. 26c.
Fine assortment of washable stocks
in embroidered linen and madras, at
26c.
1
Ladies’ Shirred Mcrcerized Belts in
browns, white, pink, light blue, navys
“d. mm“ “1’9““ 1“ ‘5“ quality and maco foot at 15c. . .
Ladies' Taffeta Girdle Belts, back Ladies' lisle and cotton hose, fancy
formed of three rows of tucked shfi- and plain, a huge assortment to se-
ring, in all the latest colors, at 50c. iect from, at 25c. ‘
83-85 Washington Street.
"ASTERREQUISITESV
NEW NECKWEAR.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS.
NEW GLOVES-
new VEILINGS.
NEW HOSIERY.
All at Popular Prices.
N. E. RYAN,
so WASHINGTON sn.
3 SOUTH, NORWALK.
Hat's For Easter
YOU ARE SURE TO BE SUIT-
WE HAVE THENI AT ALL PFliCEB.
S. S. TILLOTSON.
IO WASHINGTON STREET. ' EOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
SPRING PATTERNS
Lilli Curtains” and Portierii
WEEKLY PAYMENTS
A. J. Angevine a- Son,
I34 Washington Street. Scuth N3orw3alk
Well Fed Cattle
FRESH HAms, 140, iii.
O
Church Wednesday evening, April 12.
Rev. Mr Whipple. of Tashna, assist-
ed the rector and preached the ser-
st 10: 30 a. in also Tuesdav. 7. 31) p.
m Tomorrow the services will be at
the usual hour. 2: 30 p in.
A TRIED AND TRUE. FRIEND.
One Minute 99ugh Cure contains not
ana atom of any "83:31
11
£1.12 Whoggingmgug
true risn
so long that it
Cone ghlng
m.l,in|i>tlh 92 pounds.
sayw:
we enedni
we gilt from
down
Sold by Clifford Phal-
POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
11!:an 19:11.ch .
silly "it?”
8 0119
cured V1110." .
macy.
T011111“
169513131133 unfolds
diff
hit of a sweet»
moo. On Sunday services were held1
sinful drug, and it 4.
s, Colds Group . .
atried and
n . but“; ““1131“: “'i if'
['5 e enact a on. n .
1 ”‘3 o Iind'straining :6 r,
11
After
trying a number ”of remedies to no
avail. one Minute Cough Cure entirely
Eben lioiden can- .
better and 9119' ‘
incarnation of till; 1391’, . 3 ,9
e .
pill.“ tlin line and as 1169'.be i
id 3 ii a
all viii. all...” {hi 1:. in:
that cuts up into prime beef. luscious.
,3," juicy mutton, lamb and veal is 91?:
,yJ‘“:
we handle We are expert iud
meat, and know how to cut an
pare it for your table so that'
tempting, tender and delicious. . 'i“
will find everything you need foi‘ for
his in fresh meats. fat color 1
Spring lamb and veal at this math
Successor to Jacob “hItlE-rwl‘ 3
. . .22 Washington 9m... Phone 9992.
'ml ‘ms éo‘s‘l.’ 11171..
All! you Pairac'rhv esridrlao w
ALI. COAL AND Ah
GIT! if NOT. DON'T THINK THAT
DEALER. ARE ALIKE.
divs us $111149?
n'seihlsnt of the doings of the Quaint,
unpretentious people ‘of that section.
M31991! is I wholesome
arlst Mama; b3
law and m.
“min while aw
“.91
493%
3l Albertthal pity will be soon
Friday. April
91199909,
£09m.
has 031 tickllts have been an».
rths bi
linen»
Easter Monday band It Ill ti , " w: i ,1; » - . ,1.
1.. u- .1 VaK,.l1a
“K's“! ....
““1; xix-'mNotice
Hy ‘ t maritII 1 will now covets my 0111113139 11111.
.I slim If “your pItrcnIgs. , , s .
it ‘o‘ Is 39:11-11
souls, Hurst Id at assemble rstI‘Il' "
all will Iv. I number If horses for 11W.”
.l liall of the c a swim of his
in; but til I Norwalb
, all. im on
Minor!
Tbs
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