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.1906, at 8 o’clock p. in.
I lor wore it site useful and up ' ‘ “ ' ""j' " ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ”‘ ““""““" “'“""‘"" ““
R081”- M. WILCOX, Sec'y. 13:1,?“th h“. the (hummer cottage (Ir cd dresses this season. With the all- pointing it. It was not hit finished
the piazza ton table. while costume white are correct, of the first day. but it start was made and
down the hours of labor for we-
w the national investigation of con-
bili'uppropristiug $300,000 to this end The
mother the Hindus and Moliumme- The
Isa sinking more converts among the
rim and dutihllnts for limiter sou
ulrshhouo icon that is itheiy t‘otpienso
, of . ‘ .
TELEPHONE tion- renders the trifle really"! MUS», ,
. immense sown: are made up in the
_ rhodium ct materials to be worn, over
slips 0! white or self color. They. re-
quire the most skiltul handling to tit
and hang well. and for this reason are
very expensive, no matter how simple. , .
tor mIIlydttlIe highhst priced dressmak- ~, . . . .1 , -
ersw emptt em. - . . i .
.1 but of pure white very fine straw i ' '5 COD” 1“" ”nan CIII. .y , ‘
f _ is tilted at an alarming angle mid . . ‘ O , . . ‘
, trimmed with n wreuih of deep blue v ' . .
' ‘ ‘ flowers and it black quill, the effect is I: In ' e s
‘. ' a will kindly take due ne- very chic. ‘ , ~ ' ‘ . ‘ . . ’
, rid .OOVOI'II them-elves accordd ‘ , *
A piece or hum of the .lupnuose moron
. .. - mo A lovely wedding 3.,th 0f chiilon course. but. black have several advent. the three had it morry time over the
00M?“ with the action of the over ”on; white toilets has it coat. of- logos for any other gown, not thsiosst task before it was completed, or tho
“mm 0180th Carolina which for feet or heavy all-over lace with sleeve important being the apparent size of same saving the owner quite a nest
. . ' it t caps made in one with the basque: be. the foot, which, as every one knows, sum which she enjoyed spending in
A” “A!“ time h“ ”590““ a b 1 0“ ‘ low the caps are double chiffon pulls is increased by white footwear. other ways.
. terminating in a lace ruffle. The yoke if you cannot have good embroidery Pin-tucked batlsto trims 0 number
“ha children in the mills to ten, and collar are of transparent chiffon on your lingerie waists, have none at of the linen boieros worn with win
‘ ton Globe points out that “Mss- Shirred and trimmedxwlth narrow silk all. Hand-embroidered waists bought cesa shirts. and gives u. dainty touch
- i it t d lth braid. and there Is a front skirt panel ready made are very expensive, nod to applied fiat between lace insertion
hell! has VIKOI'OUB Y 38 a e W of chiffon shit-red over cords fmm embroider them at home requires the bond or in tiny ruffles outlining collar
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otherStates the movement for shorter waist nearly to the knees. Besides the expenditure of untold time and labor. and cuffs. ’
All by labor for women and children panel the skirt consists 0f to“, lace- if it. happens that either of these re Quite a good idea is that of making
tile mills of some of the southern bordered ruffles of slightly graduated quirements places hand-embroidered detachable embroidered medallion .
m,” Gov Guild conspicuously has width, the widest forming the train 0‘ beyond us. let us content Ourselves shaped piece to sew on to belt. collar .
the gown. with finely tucked lawn or bullets and and cuffs. in this way the embroidery
The handle of a stunning green am the plain tailored models. may he used for two or more costumes
of labor for women and chii. tomobiic parago] 13 a parrot head or The sheer ’cotton eoliennes that the change or environment giving ii
11d now Congressman Gardner's exquisite design in iridescent. colors. come in several dainty shades iii. 39 quite different appearance ‘0‘ Ah“ 9""
« t ,, live in the many soft gray shades. and mcr afternoon gowns and are found
it ”Dotted t0 the houae. WI" he le‘h worn by Indies Of a" in “TELLY dpslgng ”f line checkfi and NAUGATUCK MAN GETS SIX
'2' i t . - , , . silky dots. MONTHS lN JAIL.
The partition or Bengal has brought :5sz ‘1‘" “8 h“ ”mm"; “mm“? 9““
dais of its population. it is swell IIwwIIImIr bolus toc omo, 35d :0 the their mnny advantages or compura- i
,' that Mohammedsnism l0“! 0. 000 “8 summer 1‘ 8 re. lively small cost, the wonder is thut Emily Dump at. her home eary in the . . »
m“ Mt' too souls itself. The following is one i let so many get along without. these one day, pleaded guilty in the borough LADIES NEW SPRING MODEL SUITS'
, has been proves very satisfactory. ml adjuncts to the toilet. court today and was sentenced to six
Hindus than is Christianiir Make a foundation of good iced tea,
. . i fliiVOi‘ Willi lemon, minced pineapple. summer cottage that needed refnrnlsli- the young woman's house and stealing
Wm Gorky predicts that Russo. and n hint of Santa Cruz rum.
will be as {tee as the 'United States a Black host.- anti ties are much prct‘ei'g of point and brushes, nud with two
you; hence As free from what? rod to white to accompany light color- girl friends attacked the problem of her unconscious.
. ' . :u—fi hm r _ l
tiliiidl‘wl ulwliyii‘i‘onjoy iii-y
is your hem twosmsll chicks
men s pot to ends of s tiny
o sir of sober dignity
in their precurloue’posiv
* Grade chdcrs.
summer silks are very sin-ac. and 50 cents a yard made Ideal sum. belitshment. '
The small rubber sponges are most NAUGATIICK. April 6.-—Jose’ph We.
fli‘fii warm (“in remind “ii of convenient, and when one considers ingot-door. who was urroslml yester-
day on the charge of .usanulilng Miss
An energetic girl who owns a small months in lull. Welugerduer entered
lug curly one spring day took a pot. upto her bedroom hit Miss Dullln over
the head with 11 bugs stone, rendering
FOPU LAR AMUSEMENTS.
”——
PIANO AND SONG RECI'I‘AL 'I‘O-
NIGHT.
All who enjoy well-rendered buss
solos sung with sympathy and expres-
L ‘sien' should not fail to go to the recital
at the South Norwalk Congregational
Church tonight, when Chester H. Bene-
diet will sing.
THE (OLD ORCHARD.
In the cast of Old Orchard are sev~
am very well-known and talented piny-
rers. Miss Mabel Carruthers omicls
Christie Ludlow. the heroine, whoae
“devotion toher sister and her father
sud whose sell-sacrifice for them give
rise to the great dramatic moments of
the play. Miss Cnrruthors has all the
beauty, the personni force nnd the
technical equipment to portray prop-
merly this dilllcult character. The other
mics are equally well cost. At Hoyt 5
Theatre, April 12.
APACHE CAPTIVEES MAKE rsou.
-' 01..
t
t
Wire,» Leave Fort Sill Reservation
. . and Join Wild West Show.
WASHINGTON, April tie-The nu-
? lug among the Apache captives at Fort
0 Indians to forcibly break away
firm the post, is explained at the War
Department as the result of the refusal
U! the authorities to let the lndians go
These Indians under their. old chief,
lives at the army post for many years
C tm of the trouble that has been brew- 33 Washington St. LEADING GROCER. South Norwslk.
Bill; incident to which is the threat of .._.____._-....~...,...--. - -_ M- 0-...
the road with a wild west show. SOME REAL VALUES lN GRUCERIES FOR TOMORROW. SATURDAY. BUY YOUR “TABLE OF
Geronimo. have been technical cap- "3 AND GET FRESH GOODS.
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That is the only word to apply to “CARDI NAL” Flour. This very high grade Flour, sold
only by ,us, has given perfect satisfaction to our most exacting customers for about five years,
and when one considers ‘how important it is to have unqualified success in the making of bread. '
biscuit and cake. we feel it a duty to again remind the people of The Norwalko offs;
“CARDINAL FLOUR."
Sold only by
Charles E. Seymour,
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”GROCER'IES l
-' ‘ t. But in fact. they had almost
”much liberty of action as the In— 2‘
. This on the reservations. They were ‘3
fun rconilncd in close quarters, but
‘ litary reservation. Many of the in-
avtere only required in may within ihe MAUD 3 BRAND FLOUR, The BOSI MIIIBU, - - - .- - Bag, 65c Bbl,, $5.10
LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR - ,h . - - - - - - $1.00
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS FOR - - - - 4' - 250
stuns were permitted to go out our pass.
caper purposes. They have been
to visit other tribes and for other DELICIOUS LEAN CALIFORNIA "AIRS, Cutie - - - , - - - - Sc LB
flow along very well.
awitn‘lust year many of the imlluns
”I found that many of them lind
”We? bad habits. So when applied-
these Indians join a. show, the War
partment, to which the request was
armed. upon the advice of the oili-
lt. There was one exception, and
It; was in the case of Geronimo him-
h’b He had been well-behaved and
sthoirofllclals decided that he might go
I fill the show. That made trouble.
lthe other indies: felt. that they
‘threetened‘to leave the post. it
believed that they will do so.
for they are aware that. they
auteur unpisse chosen.
‘ L, April tl.—-Johu E. Kenna.
. llOi' of umpires of the Con-
‘Balsbsll league, today but
. his selection of .umpries for
‘ sea 11 as follows. Niel,
:of‘Ph ridelpbln: ’Edwurd J.
of Holyoko: Michael Hick-
ngfisltl, and James 1“. Glen-
rlst'ol. ‘
. hymn ,
Liqulm and 'Oigars
m lfifi‘ffifvefigdlg‘vlr'f.h:‘}.f.‘,,,:.‘}i‘, 60 Stamp: WM: 1 lb But No.17" sea 20 stamps wIIlI us Mo-Ka cum are
mu they came back in the Will it so Stamps um: Ilb FanayNa 2 Tn 400 20 “ “ I lb Make & Jan “ 800
Wed to mm“, and hm hm... "t, 25 Stamp: with Ilb But life I Tea 250 15 “ " I lb Jan «A Marealbe “ 28¢
m$911foezlggfihggi'lggnffgggfim‘3'; FANCY CREAMERY BUTTER, Sweet Stock. - - - - - - - Lb 250
then at. the poet, declined to Issue a with our Tu: and Coffee: the}! you not elsewhere In town
soon discriminated against. hence SOUTH NORWALK.
A be a large demand before Easter. We will g’et them started'at
BIG DISCOUNT STAMP OFFERS FOR 5" 1' "RDA Y.
For speelal stamp offers for Saturdiy see list at store. We alve more stamps
ms s'ronss THAT ss'r masses.
The Nchork Grocerv Co.
NORWALK.
"Fancy Bulimia or limitations,
For 002. lsc
The warm weather is approaching. You will union of them. You cannot afford to let
this offer go by, when you can buy them at almost half the price.
A fresh lot of Smoked Goods just received, all fresh from the smoke boost There will
SUGAR cuss!) summons 9%0
issweetScedlaIOrsngee...-.’...........,..................................... ..,..,......25c
lpGCIthl‘ICY‘RIOOI‘IIMI , .........ssc
4cansGoodCorn ....«..esc
3 quartslieam last:
3 cm Contented tum.
«Its-sunntriatii.anat-nla....rontie4anirsa“.
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The most advahtsg‘edus
"real- in! Years 1
Tomorrow we begin a. sale of
‘ Coats, Suits and
Skirts,
A sale that for intrinsic value, correct style and. low price, will undoubtedly create a de-
A most beautiful showing of
Regular $18.50 value. Sale Price, $14.50.
A most attractive showing of newest Spring
styles, made of fine Fancy Panama. Cheviot.
Plain Cloths and Fancy Scotch effects. Desir-
, able Spring shades. Those who secure these gar-
CIII 332-4. ments can consider themselves fortunate in get-
ting the most rcmakable suit value of the season.
A beautiful showing of
LADIES‘ NEW SPRING COATS.
Regular $7.50 value. Sale Price. $4.98.
This lot consists of 12 5 stylish Short Tan Cov-
ert Jackets. Cut in the newest Spring styles;
carefully tailored.
served sensation. Never at the beginning of a season has any store been able to present such
phenomenal values. and as a special incentive to create lively selling. previous to Easter week,
We mention prices in the sale that break all records. We would advise those who can to make
it a point to come in the morning. '
A most; desirable showing of
$15.00 LADIES' STYLISH COATS.
Sale Price. $10.00.
These Coats are cut‘ in the new Spring 2%;
length style. Made of finest Imported Coyerts.
also Fancy Mixtures in those solid grays, as well
as broken checks and plaids. A number of very
stylish cuts. These are the most remarkable
values ever presented at the price. '
New Spring Styles in
LADIES‘ AND MISSES BOX COATS.
The values in this lot are unusual opportuni-
ties for saving money. Agcs 6 to 14 years. These
are positively $5.00 values. While they last. $3.98.
LADIES' TAILOR-MADE WALKING SKIRTS
Regular $3.50 value. Sale Price, $2.19.
A very stylish showing of new Spring models in Fancy English Tweeds. Thoroughly tail-
orcd and perfect fitting.
Two Special Bargains in e
WOMEN‘S LINGERIE AND SILK WAISTS.
Regular $1.50 Lingerie Waisis.
37 dozen beautiful White Lawn and Lingerie
Waists. comprising three of our best $1.50 num-
bers, all richly trimmed with insertion and clus-
ters of tucks; long or short sleeves.
Special for Saturday only, 85c.
l Regular $2.98 Jap Silk Waists.
Yoke of lace insertion, lace trimmed collar
and deep cuffs, only a limited number of these
beautiful Silk Waists: also about two dozen en-
tirely new Lingerie Waists, most beautiful ef-
fects; value $2.98.
Your choice tomorrow, $2.00.
SPECIALS-OneDayOnIy-SATURDAY
We present merchandise values that are genuine incentives to make it more than worth
your while to come to this store tomorrow and join in the spirit of this most auspicious Spring
and Easter Carnival. Your visit will be repaid only to view our grand Spring and Easter win-
dow displays.
READY! Our importation: of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s GLOVES FOR SPRING.
Most of them made to our order by the leading glove makers of the world-e. collection cm-
brscing all the new shades and every little touch of fashion that goes towards making Gloves
distinctive. Why not stop here tomorrow. Easter is very nearly here. Crowds will grow larger
every day; Get the Glove question off your mind.
TWO BIG SPECIALS FOR TOMORROW.
iliitl‘oru‘cil‘iihiFIStrcht . Grvuguyfwo-Xlubpe,‘ ii hit A very unusual value in elbow length Gloves
wegt . renc cmro . utiu, . . .
soft Glove. colors include mode. tan, Easter tan. Of fine anh lamb. This quality I? ”M hy
brown. grey; also white and black. Fully gusr- “1°“ houses fit 33-00 a PW- 0‘" Pm". WW9
anteed. Price. a pair, $1.00.
they last, a pair, $2.25.
Women‘s all Leather Wrist Bags. walrus and seal. fitted with purse and card case, fully
$1.50 value; tomorrow’s price. $1.00.
Our Silk and DmsGoodsvaluum the talk of the town—the biggest stocks. the finest
styles. For tomorrow. ns‘pieces genuine English Mohairs in fancy greys. stripes and checks;
regular prices has and 81.50, at 95c.
so dozen Ladlu' Corsets. two styles. short and long hip. for slender or stout figures: all
sizes 18 to 30—0 Corset made to retail at 75c. For tomorrow only. 390.
Lsdlee’ Black Lace Hose. two styles. regular 15c quelity. For tomorrow, toc pair.
Ladies‘ S can N k, Sleeveless Vests, all sizes, including the extra'large; sold in most
places at 17c. or Sat , “Me.
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Men's Black Cotton Socks. medium weight and double sole; good value at 12%0. Saturday,
7c pair. . .
Lsdiea' Fancy Stock Collars, in embroidery and locum“ ptylea and entirely new; reg-
ular price 50c. Saturday’s price, 39c.
Fancy Gold Belts, correct width, good solid buckles; regular price. soc. Tomorrow. 29c. ,
Egg Poacher. nickel-plated, will hold live eggs; value soc. Tomorrow. xgc.
6 quart Enamel Sauce Pun; value 39c. Saturday. age. 7 ,
soap ysrds of Full Bleached yard wide Muslin: regular price 91:. Tomorrow only, 7c. . . ‘
2500 ards of Printed Organ-idle in i handsome variety; nude to sell at too. Tomorrow
only. the co in?" .
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l sauna-4 Crochet bedspreads. Marseilles patterns. any to wash; regular price 09:. To:
marrow only. 59¢ each; <
um. mum only. tic yard.
a; laces switch Curtain Muslin. Jscqusrd weave, no two patterns alike; regular price '
, to pi mil all smooch Brown Crash Taunting; regular 9c quality.” For Friday
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