‘ 1 111111111,“
16-
mhgllum.
Ml)” :li‘us
11:11.11. the western portion of the lake
region. It will probably move mt-
vacuum m outline 81.. 111mm
valley and this vicinity will be on the W
nonhern ed a of it tonight and Sunday.
it will prozuce in this ulclnitly lining
temperatluo with local blldtyers fol-
lowed Sunday by 011131 and cooler
weather. The eastern edge of the rain
area was at Cleveland this morning.
Robins are numerous.
Nearly time for open trolley cars. _
Lawns and meadows are growing
gr.een
~—'All Easter goods sold at whole
sale price. Scllmedes, 42 So. Main St.
Lal‘vn’mowcrs Will soon begin to
work betinles.
Ml". McFee of New Canaan
ill toWn, yéaterzdny
Captain William . F.
Bridgeport, yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson was a visitor
ill Bridgeport. yesterday.
——If you me going to buy a bout,
get the non- sirlkuble kind St. John
Frank Baker attended the ball game
ill Bridgopmt yestelday.
John Coo the New Canaan druggist.
1111s 11 visitor ill town, yostel day
F1 1111 Hoyt. the burnt weed 11nd leath-
111' 111' list, spent yestelday in Winsted.
—-—Um’brellas. Ulllbrellan. O'Brien.
Frank Finnegan and llcl'll.111l (‘01-
line were visitors ill Bridgeport yes
tel'day. i
Miss Florence Mead has returned to
South Norwalk, after 11 visit in Branch-
ville.
Mrs. Urilla Mead. of Branchrillc, en~
tcrtained her sister from Norwalk,
Sunday. ‘
-Sce Cutbill's 1111.. logo 5.
Mrs. Clark. of Norwalk, spent a few
days with her mothel, Mrs Webb, of
\iod. l'ece'illiy
\Ilfis Wallace llousekeepel at the
1111th Cliffolud was a visitm ill Bridge-
port yesterday.
Howard J. Bloomer. of Hartford, is
in town to spend the Easter holidays
with his parents.
Horly 0. Allen, of New ’i'ork. is
the guest of his sislel, Mrs. Leslie
Slnlth, over Easter.
«Loteot Spring Dorbies, O Brien“ a.
If you Would lose- that. dull old head
coho. 1
And feel as "1113' as a lice,
Make haste to y'oul druggist
And buy some Rocky Mountain Tea.
i’lalsted’s Ding 8191's..
Thesmall boy is in evidence on
many a. diamOnd Sore lingers and
lame arms are numerous
Colonel John H. Wade and family. of
Bridgeport, were guests of relatives ill
South Norwalk, yesterday.
Mrs. Frederick Sterling Lyon has
returned home from Florida, where
she has been spending the wintar.
«C iltllollc Club leccptlon, $100K-
11"oo1l a Hall, Monday evening
Mls. [1". K, lioyt, having looted llt‘l‘
house in Maill sllcct. l‘tidgcllcld, 1.);
meta to spend most of the summer :11
loll islulid.
There will be 11 special meeting of
the NelWalk Bird Club on Monday
cvellihg at. thfie home of the secretary,
it: wants "
A Hovuwfokut'mov;
i will send free with full instruc-
tions, some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Leucorrhoea, Ulcers-
tlon, Displacements. Falling of the
Womb, Beauty .lr Painful Periods Tu-
mors or GrowthI, Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry, .‘roaping feeling up the Spine.
Pain in the Back, and all female tron
bios, to all sending address. To moth-
orI 011.? 91:. b will oo-
mum
loin; talent.
ff who’d it only
cost about 12 canto a week to guaran-
tee a. cure. I do not wish to sell you
anything! Toll Iotber sufferes of it.
that Is all l salts Address Mn. M.
Summon. ”1113mm; ”we. 111-11
visited
Hoyt was in
'li
1. 9 HAMI.
Hammond's Small sugar cured
i1".
' droth, of New Britain.
.. ville. visited friendI in Norwnlh. 11s
, wonderful spring tonic.
diinolu W Ray
film...
WOW“. tOd 3y. .1. l 1
Mrs John 8. Roles. of Union ave
nae. has «uncommon from in visit
to her daughtemhirs. .WIliIcln Alicea
1 1
.cud MN. 12111 Mood, of Branch
cenlly. They mail
Mr. Me a fine too
“11011111111111 Hookl‘htbumaln The is 11
it drives oul
A good thing for the
the trip behind
till impurities.
whole family. qufiey you Weill all
sumln 1r. , 35 cents, to or Tablets,
Paité '11 Drug 310111, -,,
E. J O'Connell. of New. York, pur-
: 'pocioily attractive to the young peo-
this week. had it was shipped via
Wieldpoutnyevterday ,, , .,
.Alfalse alarm oi! M- was rung ill
fromBos- 112.111 South Nun elk. you;
day- evenillg “01111171 15. he dope. t-
alent responded. but found no 11111,,”
Mrs. Warren‘and daughters. Misses!
11111 111.11 ”midis woman, or Norwelk,
wore guests of Mr. 11 Mrs. ~
avls. ill Ridgeiiold, lulu, week
vsanll lirhlav 1., .. ,1 .
(”Miss Effie. S Hazard, of Bout ngton,
who has been a guest for a 1’ days
at the home of Mayor Charles L. Glo-
vcr. in Grand street, returned to hcl
houleycsicrday. ,,
——Croful: 1h Knapp Hats. O Brien.
Rev. William Maher. 8. T. D. deliv-
elod a very eloquent and pr.a1tical dis
course at St. Aloysius‘ Church, New
Canaan, Tuesday evening. The title ol
the sermon was ‘.‘fl‘hodfl‘raltor-aud his
Price."
'l‘he fortysocond annual convention
of the Connecticut State Dental Associ-
ation will be held ill Bridgeport on
April 17 111111.18. There are about 201
active members of this association in
the, state.
-—ll‘erlillzers. for farm,
lawn. ltaymond Bros.
‘ Miss Bessie Gorbettsand Mina 1K. Gor-
nlond Vosburg spent Thursday and yes
terday ill New York, as the guest of
trimming, 011 Thursday evening they
1111111111111] 11 musical in Brooklyn. They
returned to their homes last night.
' The prayer meeting at the A. M. if...
Church, Knight. street, last evening.
was Well attended, and proved to be 11
very spiritual uplift to llll.’ The motor.
who conducted the meeting. presented
several encouraging thoughtssfrom St
garden and
The Bell island bridge, has been
partly torn dowu, and it. is impossibb
for teams to cross. Planks placed
across the opening allow of the pass
ing of pedestrians. Owners of teams
have to drIVe around by Roton Point.
—Catllolic Club reception. Lock-
wood‘s flail, Monday evening,
-Richard P. Martin. superintendent
of the Postal Telegraph Cable Com.
may for Connecticut, Is authorized by
histcompany 'to transmit free. tcle
grams relating to subscriptions to the
relief fund for the stricken people of
southern Italy.
The Connecticut Railway and Light-
ing Company 'llns completed the re
building of» the portion of the Benedict
harm bridge Yestelday afternoon the
loonlpauyis employees erected. a lame
display eleetl l1 sign over in. N01 11 all.
office in 111111.111 11".tlcet
~Latest Spring Derbies.
Palestine Castle, No. "
My
O'llrlcn‘s
A. 0. K, of
M. C... will hold its 111311 1' meeting
Monday night, when the fl "1 and sec
ond degrees will be conferred on live
candidates. All members of the dc
gl'eo team and members of the ordol
are urged to be present.
George l1‘..Sa1'taln and W. .Sturtc
vallt were visitors ill Fnlrficld ycatér‘e
day, inspecting the new factory which,
has been emlodz'iloli'tllo Eastern 111111:
.1611. car: company. in 111111. 1.ovrn.’l‘lle
far-101' is umllc, light 1.3.111... structure,
not far from the l'nilm'iid 1111111111. and
will‘ allow the (Ulllillllly to increase its
output glcutly.
—~(}1ltlloiic Club rot-.cptlon
wood‘ 11 Hall, Monday evening
The lllatillecs to bo ghon on Wed
ncsday 11nd Saturday afternoons of
next. week. ill Music Hall. during the
progress of the Old Well Hook and
Ladder Company‘s fair, will prove ca-
l.1,u'l1~
pie. A Punch and Judy exhibition
will prove'ollc of the features. All
firemen in uniform will boodmitted to
the. fair free of charge. and a large at.
tcndallce from The Norwalks and sur-
rounding towlls Is expected.
P. W. Ryder, A. 1.. Smith, G. Her-
bert Potter. George W. Lattlmcr. C. A.
Thomas. F. 0.1Ayres. Mr. and Mrs.
Rondhll and caught“. Harry 1.. Fall,
‘Mmm Fall ‘4 Mi “my, Ml'nWlllg
Elf and Mrs W1.» 1E11;.Mallory. Miss
rlstlne Mallory, Mr. and Mrs. J. ('l.
lrvlng, F. C. Wlsscl, New York: A. l..
Smith. id E. 'Juilnll, Brldnaport: G. l..
lllckorllon, .Wlllnlngton, Dot: F. E.
(‘.lark. Geneva. N. Y., Were guests at
.1... 11111111 13111101111 'yeutarllayl'” ‘ ‘
11 .. ll .1 1 2.
We have iota of good things to sat-
isfy the lnnorman. ,
Mllk Pod Fowl ...... 181: lb.
choice Rcioi loaf (Miami 140, 1611 lb.
Logo‘opriug Lamb ....... 16c lb.
.......
Foroqunrtcro" Lamb 101: lb. H
111..- to 1111:1111. '
Tender Pot Roast
.14clh.
' 1
NATIVI,M,IQ"‘, 9,19. ‘
11.111111 r in ‘ ‘
l
chased .0119 of: Meat ‘l‘a‘rlov'sl new nurses ' '
,blle 1'111111'
~ side.” slululltul.»i.lle captain
‘any whales that ids had killed darn
is thirty years of seafaring
3' . 11.1111 «up Iimero‘vuul
it
it Willi dildosta ill mg
a U. 1146181111111 on
plain 'I‘l it! ‘1' id sailorlil
ought. that he would be olighted to
”,1 away from the ocean.
311'! the. thin had not lived}
tilerc' 1b lilo Nahuatl
3 pinegfou 1011191111113 to do. Thin
gas not; lmyuilowovor: multilevel/em
dy 111111111111 111111 was farming, and all
at 011 Wm Tiller know was wllulcg
llich Milituteiolt 1the people '
l'oville at all '
He was sitting disconsolately on a
fence Wm day. when on automobile
got stuck in the sandiest spot of the
,saudy roads that there were all around
Crovlllo. '
The captain had econ this happen
many times to many automobiles, 11111!
111.11 extracted ‘11 good ‘do'lll oi" alrlu‘ac-
meat but of the frantic efforts 'of 1-thc
people to‘pull their - heavy machines
out ‘of the sand. 'l‘h'oy did'not 1get as
- much amusemenrfrof lt'ao the'cliptalll
did, for 'flle'sltudy'roads Were. not only
terribly sandy, but. they ware terribly
long and hot and 1111111" besides, so
that'oi'teilfth’e poor owners Of the un-
tomobll'e‘s 1111111 to pull and push their
machines over a mile of road before
they reached soil where they could
make them go‘ again.
011 this day the captain was about
to smile as usual, but the next mo—
ment his brotvs furled in thought.
Then he struck his knee with his
hand and staid: ' .
"By ginger, that's the scheme!"
The very next. day he culled on his
neighbor, Farmer Smallqunrt.
after an hour‘s bargaining he bought
two oxen from him.
That afternoon he nailed 11p 11
wooden sign at the vcrv beginning of
the sandy read. 011 it was painted
in showy blue and red paint:
1111111311111 .lOi-lN “1.1.1111.
LAND True To 11111111, 'Alz'rollo
mans ”9110Wl ‘
Everybody Ill Cloville heard of the
curious sign and bufole long any
number of people were asking Cap-
tain Tiller what it meant. But he
only smiled and told them to wait.
l‘1'11lty soon a great green untomo
thundering null rumbling
and banging into the sandy stretch
John 19, 30: "111.. finished." only to slop dead despite all 11.1
,noisc and explosive pulling. as all
other automobiles had stopped,
The occupants sat ill i1 helplessly
lililllllll the way the farmers of Crovillc
1 1.
lie has fastened regular rudder
lines to the horn of each and these
were ledback to a large steering
wheel such as Is used on chi-1s.
Between the heads of the we oven
dangled an anchor and on 111 runs
was a little platform on wllh ‘ 1’ villlllll
'l‘iller had arranged a billllil"l1~ with 11
compass. a great tin horn and 11 speak
ing trumpet.
.As soon as. he was abreast of the
stranded automobile f‘apluln 'l‘lll‘cl-
let 1111 his anchor. The oxen stbpplul,
undltlle captain blew a long. mourn
ful blast on ills horn. Then he sci-1.1111
the speaking trumpet and hailed the
automobile.
"Ship alloy!" he
want nssistauco?‘
‘Ay. 11y, sir," said the occupants
“i'cry well "said the 1aptulu."ln-
der the m1 itimo lawa concerning dcl'c
iii-ts, I could take you lllto-portnlld
hold you for salvage. but l'Il be easy
on You and low you. through the. sand
cried. "Do you
mile." _.
“Vl'l'v w1'll.1'aptnln," lurid the all-
toluobillsts.
"llold Ilnrd then till I i‘Ollll' about!
tlll'ougll
his speaking trumpet. "Stand by to
take a huwser." And with that he
threw a line which the owner of the
automobile made last to his vehicle.
The captain hauled ill his anchor.
blew another long blast. on hill burn
and twisted the steering wheel. Off
went. the oxen tug. dragging the 1111
tomobllo easily through the sand.
When they got half way up the
road, the factory whistles blcw for
the noon hour and Captain 'l‘lllcr im~
mediutely took. out his! sextant and
took an observation. which be colored
in his log. When they l't‘iitlll‘ll the
good pull of the road. 1l1.tllre1v out his
molar l. tooled his 1111111 and cast
off the Thou he collected five
dollars and went off, .malntlng the do.
parting automobile with three sharp
blasts from his horn.
Captain TIM, ,1
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IMnhfifim Moro-doll
for” wortcroolmdcumlihcot
nilqitol. surely cure Constipation.
Indication. dick iiccdllchc, no faith
‘ II“ all "of. votes complaint»
ultl'l roughed 1m- '
”ML! 11011111111911:
an}, amulet“ math
11 1111...... undubnonliht sult,lnucl1 to .~
9 a, sprains 111111111. for he was very ..
1. Id about lawyers and com is , 9,;
He was iyinn awake one night. war» ‘1
- lately nun-101.1111 the house he anchor
and ~
-to know that the rules of maritime law
111181 to the good- hard load fol so 11 1
‘ llt‘ll. alto
, dloullnn. bone rings.
1 walk Baptlotiallllroh. Enter sundoy.
I 1:011 111111011.
‘ wtli 111111161 1111 exlrwrdiucry pro“-
’l'oplc of the morning
19 sermon thl~be
armor 1 11111111111 grow ylandloua.
“Boo here." he said one day, "you' ve
auburn tying 11
0111111111 we kit and three days Now,
if you re doing ll 1111; business. 11' a the
some on trips up to s wharf for you to
tie up to my mundane lm going to ;
15111th 11121111111110 twill you at the rate
fallen" to any a and
of a. 1111111: till,
’1‘ 1.111111
'rl immediately hired
.l'ylng, when he noticed that there was
a heavy fog outside. and with that an
Idea .atl'uok him. Before many mill-
lllles he had yoked his oxen up and was
steering toward Smallquurt' 11 farm He
had 11 bright red light on the horns of
mic mi and a mood one on the other.
and upon he reached the road immod
oil andrhogan to toot his great tin horn“
most d-lsmally.
lie had not been doing that long be-
fore Farmer Smallquart came out and
shouted:
‘l1 111 goodncss' sake. stop that noise.
We 11111111. to sleep!"
“Can‘t help that, " said [no cap.
taln. “You call See for yourself that
it's a heavy fog and as We collie to
anchor here to wait. till It lightens.
l've simply get to give the regular fog
signals according to maritime law. You
ongllf'to be: the last 01111 to object. sec
ing. that You are such 11 stickler for
maritime law yonlself us to charge
wilarfage for tying up to yom fence. "
And the captain continued to blew his
top: signals steadily. .
He did iti~1llliilligllt and next night
which was foggy. too. When the
heavy fog and the mating began again.
Farmer Smallquart could bear it, no
longer. He ran to the captain and
asked:
' ”What.
stopped?"
“Netlllng. so far as i can sco,‘ said
the wily captain. "You know or ought
can 1110 to have 11.1.2
1
are too sacred to be broken for any;
body's convenience. Whenever i have
to anchor in. the fog in the road, or,
rather. llll‘ channel. of course i must.
give the necessarysignals; To be sure,
ii‘ i vl'cre tied up to a wharf, I could
Hi there without signalling; but wharf
1111c is far too expensive around here.
so there is nothing for It except to
anchor."
"I’ll let you tic 11p to my fence. i
mean my wharf. for nothing." said
Farmer Snlulluuart
'ld llkc to accept ymll offll'.” said
the tanning 1aptaln, but I dalcn't.
because you know you have sucd 11111
for back Marriage and i might hurt
my case by making fast."
He began bhlwtng'his horn harder
and more dolofully than our: and all
the-dogs hogan to bark and the Small.
but” one of t 1.1 let 1 1 air. .
"Hallo!" said ,,e9l‘(.'.n,,efé’.s lahfiopgnlh quart babies began to 11111le and even
outlook. bot's go for him," ”‘ffj’mllf’ began to low and bellow.
So the man hurried to Captain 5'0.) ”’1 “33ml“ said the film" '
'l‘illor'a house and soon that old despcr . " NU“ W”! l""“"”°.‘,"
mariner appeared driving his pair oi “‘0'” wulldrnw my 5"“ and give
oxen before him. But he did not drive cm" f \vllarfagc forever along my
fence." '
“All right, my hearty,“ said the cup-
Iuln. "And just remember llercaltcl
that you can‘t foot with lllarltime law."
_.____5‘§_.b—
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following acre issued April it)
19116. Hist, “furnished from the of
lieu of A. M. Wooster, soliclor of put-
cuts. Bridgeport. Conn:
llal'old E. Case, Bridgeport, electric
switch.
W. l. ’l‘.
friction
shafts.
l’clcr D1151 ll Bridgeport,
a] pulley housing.
Harvey lllubbell, Bridgeport, 3 put
cuts: insulating screw shell; chain
guide for null sockets, Incadcscenl
lamp cluster.
C. E Quittllleyer,
Iain socket.
R. A Baldwin and C l) Footc, New
Hill on, railway signal system
Charles E. Fatm l1 New Haven cloc-
t.':ll1 tlm!1 switch
Frank J. .Matllcill,
cil lip calendar.
William ll Alw,ood New Haven. an
tolllollllc body. d111igu
Charles 1). Rice, llalli‘ord,
box or crate.
Warren ll. Taylor. Stolllfol'd, lutull.
Charles J. Coley. New Britain, sash
center.
Frank 1.. 'l‘ruut, New Britain, mena-
uriug instrument.
Almeron M. Lane. Morldcn,
spring
inane E. Palmer Mlddletowm temple
roll
)epllas B. Rogers. ink
stand. design.
Sumner J: Large ill-,lalol bundle. of
spoons 011 aimilnr'a'rticlea, design.
Trade Marks.
Bridgeport,
lcvcr
Fosdlck of al.
dclicc for voting
about luci-
Bridgeport, cur-
Ncw llavcu, poll-
shipping
Il‘lUlOl‘
Dunbury,
Armstrong Mfg, Company Bridge-
por.1 ccltaln named tools.
David B. Crockett, and Company.
1i1
Bridgeport, vornlahell.
Peter Roach, Bridgeport sash p'ul
leys. " . "f
(‘ apcwcll Flori-1c Null Company. lllu'l-
fold, lll.ll‘.lJtl-llillll1l
' r-hltcr toolil Silver Company Moll
or plated hollow warn
Roget's 6‘1. llubbnld Company, Mid-
All‘rcd W 0111111. Manchester pulp
bolud.
Ilopcl'a l'upcl 111m. Company, inc..
Manchester“prom; board or press pa
per. .
1111an AT scorn NORWALK
oA,111'la'r cHuacH.
A chlis of 1101:1111»?
ordinance of baptism at 1110 South Nor-
31,.
l
Thaordlnaneo will be administered at
both IorvioeI. . Special preparations
have been made for the entire day
whicirwiii 1111 one of great Joy. flood
Ini decorations of aims. Easter lilies
‘ and cut flowers w i contribute to the
'l‘hc reguor church altar»
1111111111111 Midi
The Victory of the
mailman Al 11111111111111. tutu
the morning Iarvloo will he the pros
once of the citation who will he fur-
nicked 11 carriage ill and from the
n. 1111111111 11119111101 Mufti,
lli‘.
Ella oven
6! t“ idth
i minutiae than over The
your 011th to my teens. '.
*dinuod.
11.1 will follo'vv’tho‘
110i 1
111111th 5
11' who a... 1.1m
Stovoll. of '11an, Go...
‘9 gill after 1.1111111:
of cthcrwooll
“Om” G" '
161.11.. All tho links
‘ it“! thot WM!!!
11..., in“ 'dOprlvoI do when. of 1.11111111-
most and the delicate orgcho poculior to
womon oui§o£~ woollen. amid bow
Dyspepsia (lure
ImbleI tho munch and' up" cram
to digest an; niilmlliitll a. of ”tho wholo-
15.111100111111111 ill” 1.”. «till. it ,,,,,,
Clio 1.11.1111 rebuilds lilo wank cm.“
Motoring health “(strength 111.111....»
indigestion. canotlpsticn. dyspepsia. Icln
113111111. belchingdiocrtburn slid ollatqn‘ioot
dloordoto. ' .
Bluest: What You hat
I and u m l.»-
or» oil. 0. DWI!“
£00.. “MoosomflA .
FOR SALE BY
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
Ask 'for'tlle. 111011 Kauai Almanac and
200 Year Calendar
.. .. .- m..m.-.- -...
V Donor mu. 1mm
a... .., .. -.- I. '
QUEERED’ HIMSELF.
'l‘llc traveling man who and not via»
itcd 1111v11 fora your 111' two scaled
himself in the hotel dining room
“W but has become of the pretty girl
that used to wait on this table. "” he
asked unfolding his napkin and looking
up with a genial smile.
“I have always waited on this table,
sir." frigldly answered the waitress,
placlul,r the bill of fare before him.
The lllstol 11111 deems it best to draw
.1 vl-il ovel the dinnel that Was brought
to that traveling 1111111 half an
llltcl -- Chicago ’l‘libune. '
hour
Superior to other medium
c 1 .
afiel- yin-ll acumen “gait".
Dr. ligation,“ 0!" golf-ll“, PI.
.. 'J. .91,
Safe. Quick, 111113111:
Class A XXc, No. 140869,
Library of Congresspr MI:
811 It. relllcnlbored, that on the six-
teenth day of March, 1906, The Banks
Law Publishing Company, of New
York. N. Y.. hath deposited in this
ofllce the title of 11. book, the title of
which is in the following words to “all:
Reports of cases argued and deter
mined in the Superior Court of the City
of New York. By Samuel Jones and
James (3. Spencer. reporters of the
’cour‘t. New York Superior ("curt Re-
ports. Vol. XLII. Jones and Spencer's
Reports, Vol. X. 1
The Banks Law Publishing Company.
New York, 1906;
the right whereof it claims as pro-
prietor in conformity with the lawn
of the United States respecting oopy-
rights.
Office of the Registcrof Copyrights.
\\':ls|llllglun, D, C.
HERBERT l’ll'l‘NAM.
Librarian of Congress.
By ’l‘llllli\'()l.ll SOMll'lliil.
“ltgltvlt‘l' of Copyrights,
Written E. D. it.
Rf‘vlsml .l. W. (‘.
Entered A. l.
lll renewal for fourteen years from
March lit, 1906, 71124 31 117 14
'riSlSu’lAllmauusEusuTs.
11 o '1? '1' 11 fit is 1‘1 11 1‘.“
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SATURDAY A'Pfi’ll’; 14th.
o
A. Q. Scammon'c Compofly In the
Great Lough Provoking eucchI.
“SIDE TRAGKED "
Illustrating the cornl'o oldo of life on
film roll:
A comdlly with ll‘orllnvl shalom,
startling Scnootlod‘o Effects.
And Spoclal Scenic
Mccmrlcs.
including o coutplny'of cl‘flor‘e‘opcclal
ty Performers, Mounting the latest
oatcy Muttc Songs DuctI. Trlol. Mod-
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tional.
it In time. '
cinl opening of the new season and
SPECIAL SHIRT WAIST SHOWING.
Ladies' white shirt waists, etlrbroid-
1:1y 1111111111111 and tucked. at Bile.
Ladlea' white lawn waists made
buttoned front or back, lace trimmed
at 980..
Ladies' shirt waists, tucked, lace or
embroidery trimmed. buttoned front
1‘11" rbOack with short or long sleeves, at
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Ladies' lawn or ballstre shirt waist,
finely lucked or- lace tliulnled at $2. fl.
EASTER KID GLOVE!
Fortified with a kid glove stock and
kid glove values for this Easier said
that will wipe out all former glove
records for a like period of time.
Ladies' and ‘mlsses' lislc 'thmd
gloves in all shades, at 26c 11 pair.
Ladiea‘ silk gloves, 16 button,
bl1lcl1,1llso white, 751'. alld 890 a in?”
l'ladies Hislop gloves. 111 ton and
browns, greys. black and white, every
pair warranted, at :31 pair, .
Lullics’ mosquctalle gloves, glaco
kid. 16-button,bluck,$2.15, and $3.25
a pair. ‘
We ”begin 1111 full; rtun‘t sale of just those Items which are lit/dill}
ou’ll find the value of every item advertised
e have planned to make this plclllalitol sale memorabl
cry line emphasized in bright, fresh and new. ‘
whole store fairly teams with malwnoss
All a matter of 111
'1‘ 1111 Easter onlo marks bill
your presence is invited. .
'fHE NEW DRESS GOODB.
11.1.1 or fancy weavo111~
could find. of this season’s‘ p
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bound to Impress you if yon‘l
investigated
as in wool cashmeres ul
colors. special at this a youth ,
881111. wool dress goods in p
om.- .of Nun's veiling,
oo'shlllorcs, also novelty mini. .
white and novelty checks, at. 1'
willie itas'rl-za comment
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ready to fill your Easter
neckwanr, gloves. hosiery all
Large assortment. of pa, ,
light, medium. dink or plain
or white. four- ill hands, for 25 5c
spring and summer platted
83-85 Washington Street. ‘1
white or colored,‘ for title, 5911
$1 each. -
hoLfllel‘
days. and the need of having' it
becomes ulngent
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UMBREL 1 ,
April is a rainy month and
showers makes the Umbrella a necessary companion new
We have an Umbrella stock to supply all demands tar
men. women and childten. These Umbrellas are not the or
dinary kind but are selected with a view to originality of It}!
in many cases theft: is only one handle of a kind. 0111' pm
are no more than those asked for others less artistic.
N. E. RYAN 8'5 00.
86 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk.
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the frequency of drenching
where y‘Ou can reach it qnlolt‘fy
OLD KING COAL IS
HAVING A LIVELY TIME
just now, and is playing havoc all
over the country, but he will settle
down to business bye-unll-bye. Mean-
while we are doing business at the
same old stand, and are supplying the
needs of the people of The Norwalks
satisfactory coal as we have ever sold
before. and if you need a new supply,
lust send us your order and we will
deliver at once.
'16 Daniel Keogh t cal f 0
l Scavlcw Ave. 'Phone, 548
' BRANCH OFFICES.
Leary's News Store, Railroad Place,
aridgc Drug Store, Washington Street
Bridge.
a: 41¢
Furnlture, etc.
with just as good and just as clean and '
' stock of Baby Carriages and:
A. J. ANGEVINE 81 SON
TO UNDERSTAND :4
that Quality alld Good Value make
very foundation of our bouillon “
ciples. We try always to :11
customers merchandise of the
HIGHEST QUALITY.
everything we sell.
We have just received 0‘
Every carriage ill the store
springs style, as we did note
over from last. season. '1‘
from the small folder at $2 95 to
upholstered Co Cart at 819. 00,
Bold on 8on deiuonto.
134 Wthlnoton St. seam-111.
M. 8. SMITH
some. Colllpalo preside
rumor 111.1011an AND 111.1
facturera. A large assortment
Prices to please all
act-case on insurance.
lilo tired it Volll
W11 mgllarantce all our work
per cent.
IIQNGON HT anal-1:31am
POPULAN ”“625. .
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Easter Attractlons
NEW FOR. THIS SEASON.
blOpIEliY AND UNDERWEAR ~« This stock complete; assortment
Make your selections at once.
WAIS'l‘S tor the 11111.... season. Never so pretty.
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Vim-Fresh from the 1.1.5.511,
Stock the,
FURNACE.
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KIND ’l'I-M'l’ IUWN.
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