recent meeting of the Senate 1. ' Professor DIeulafoy recess "#6 the prohibition of white lean Ingredient; or paint. and conclud- remarks by saying that com not use of white lead for paint- ' Iniexibr of houses was the .. plug as knowingly to expose to the m of being poisoned, .5 the laws of hygiene and the 5o! humanityqsve them a right ‘ pm. 8 o'olwktin the morning, cur- ' hemmed the horse and drove nalhughte‘ibpuse and without als— alliance titted half a fun of beef from k and staggered beneath the night back to the cart. At fourteen jinn In charge of a logging camp. I for the child laborer deeply " 15 fiber things are done In Euglsnd. don medical Journal Invelghs Most the curse of presents in hos Ms. ‘ There are cases where a young ,In training, must spend about in months' salary In giving holiday tomatrons. sisters. waitresses, ' rs and postmen. ~——-.-—-——-‘ lGAL AND COLONIAL SUPPER nhlnghn’s Birthday Event In South Norwalk Baptist Church. The B Y. P. U. of the South Nor 5L . Baptist Church will give a mus Md colonlaI' supper in‘ the churcl " ‘ ‘tumorro'w evening at 8 o 'clocit will be present representations ‘vrhogente over In theIMay those who landed on the shore; ot lamest» mestown. Va... and all down tho. ears to the present time. A cordial- in tatlon is extended u all members a fridnds~to be present no ndniisslon will be charged anc charge for .the supper. 5. The program. lollows: in Dance ......... H. Engicmans A. Huntington. 5 Mrs. Bradley ending ................ ... Selected Duck-With the Stream, ., Mrs. Bradley. Mr. iiirst. Solo—The King of the W.Inds. Frank David ............... La Caressente. . ........ A.Strelesk. . A. Huntington.A ‘ c menu will comprise _ grown brcsi. Cold Ham. linked Beans Cheese . Pumpkin Pie iLlhc mother used to make) Coflec Jelly Auld Lang Sy no. W— 5 NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSE 5 "The building lortuerly occupied by McKibbln Company will next week be c nod to the public as :1 ate rage ware ouse. tire proof and up u. to In all particulars. and offers our people what they have needed for rs——a fire proof store house con as It sits well back from all pro rty lines ls always assured of air sp and light. the rooms being so locat- . ed that all can be Hg]: and by day- iical illumination in a storehouse, the forage of lumber, etc. 36'. N. McKibblu will manage the en- "BOFA WAS ON FIRE. . alarm of fin: from Sex 5. sum- ‘the South Norwalk File be lit to the corner of Raymond W Day streets lust night about 9: 30 , h It was found that a couch bad on fire. but the flames 5 extinguished when the com- file arrived. Little damage was . The house was occu- Rudolph Stale, a tailor em in N01 walk and who lately rum New Canaan. The house . by! Christian Swartn and In need by Mother Gray. a nurse .. l“ Home, New York. break .‘ in at hours, cure Fevcrish- .. ciao” _ Troubles, ‘ We". move and regulate solid fill")? Worms. Mrs. 5. "MOD -0tvs “yfl’ In the world for listenifhss‘recelnd courts! ‘ 5 eldest. arty a member of the neural beard may be conrtmartisled as a melt The secretary of the navy will make no comment on the matter. ready stated in a San Juan dispatch. soon alts to the -nerlcns than was at Ilrst made known by the nav or the Connecticut as a signal evi- deuce of the appreciation in which he was held by Admiral Dewey and the pnvy department. unit tor tits this ran aground that he faint- ed on dis wbrldge His friends here. who hold his ability as an officer in blah for him In his dlfllculty naval capers. but at the capital at the paucity of Information obtainable about the grounding of the Connecth out as compared with the grounding of the battleship Rhode Island -. explanation of this it is pointed out fit ”the drivers)! a dray and got Hill. the Connecticut grounded at a great martialed light and thus avoid the angers of ar . the Cornstock Clbtlilng' NEW YORK. l‘sb. 81cm" “muffin thus-lo on “2|!th moi libs ares» ' On“.l on January ’18. Boy] ‘ ’ are In circulation that ‘ William Bwitt. who commanded. “nastiest at the time of the so} who was one of the best—5 or the navy and form As al-5 the accident. the Inlurles unecticut were much more department Contain lwft was given command Officers stationed have heard unodlcially Swift was so affected at- regard. are. deeply sympathetic There is comment not only among almost a year ago In the Chesspeallre n the scene of the mishap to the anode Island was near at hand, while distance. Captain Perry Garst, oom- vnsnding the Rhode Island. .was court- The Comrades ol‘lhe Cross ,. . , Euleriain (Continued L—‘rom First Page). heinous who had—.— completed the course or Bible'study in the Junior Magus. The graduates were Miss Emma Fal on. Miss C. Augusta Fallon. Miss May Blossom Smith, Miss Willa Miller, lilac Lissle Watson Miss Mabel Kern, \flss Hue! Casey, Frank Morton, Charles E. Abbott. Harold Casey. Re- freshments of ice cream and cake were served to sixty-five members of the lunlor Magus free. The offering re- ceived will provide for the balance of the league’s subscription for the support of an orphan in india. The following progras was carried out: Shows—Little Sunbeams. Junior waguc. Biblical Alphabet. ’ Led by Mrs. 8. Milton Stevens. Prayer by‘ tile P tor Recitation—Open as speech Clifford O'Hara. Recitationn—Kltty Knew, Eth Downes, Piano Solo “in Cm o‘e Reed. 5 Recitation—A Scientific Discovery Mhr'l‘ihall Hoyt Recitation—Bread Crusts. Helen Miller. Chorus by the Ileague——Slilnlng Down. Bible Study— -(a) Primary Division. . -Miss Emma Fallon. (b) Intermediate. Miss Gusslc Fallon. (c) Older Juniors Mrs Duncan. Plano Duett—La Green the Misses Wills and Helen Miller. Recitation-Jillian I Dit Drowcd. Elliott Casey. . Mano Solo—Gohlln’s Revelry. Miss Elisabeth Randall. imitation—Helen 5 Babies. Minn Bessie Field. '5 Boys' Chorus—Comrades of the Cross. Twelve Boys—Willie OHara. Gordon Cave. Charlie Abbott. Allen Beau. Herbert Lawrence, Samuel Davis. James Gilmore, Arnold Hayes. George Grey, Charlie Reardo'n. Way- land Duncan and Eugene Reed. Recitation—Little Chatterbox. . Florence Reardon Recitation—Ups and Downs. Herbert lewrence. Chorus-Very Little Tots Eleven Juniors-Elton Hoyt, Lester Iawrence. Louis Reardon. Marllla Bean. Mildred Duncan, Alice .Stcv ens Florence Bellwood, Evelyn Bell- wood. Eliott Casey, Olive Casey and Florence Reardon. Presentation of Diplomas. Pastor Collection. Singing. Solo and Chorus—He ls Listening, Mattie Gray and seven girls. Esther Johnson. Elizabeth Stevens, Gladys Casey. Mildred Hayes, Ruth Cave, Eva Sluusou. Ethel Downcs. iccitatioaneclprocity . Elto nHoyt. Recitation—A Little School Ma' uni. Ruth On”; cacti—Be a Little Sunbeam, Marilla Bean and Mildred Duncan. Recitation—~A Puzzling Question. Lester Lawrence. Recitation—~What Was It? Wayland Duncan. Chormus—Wc Arc Little Pilgrims, Six Girls—~Mildrcd 5Kctcheni Decker, Susie Abbott, Emma Gill. Esther Mead. Ethel Cummings. Ms- bcl 'I‘ay.lcr Recltatlon~fiomebody Else, 5 . Ml ss Gussie Fallon Chorus-IJttle Stars seven birth—Manorle Boston. Bessie Feud, Edith Downes. Hattie Cham- hers, Harriet Hall. Jennie Resrdon. cuss Wm . 's' Way. Cave concordance}: man's cans. of the recently organized Men’ s Club of the South Norwnlk Congregational Church was 'held at the parsonage last evening. The board consists of Presi- dents Judge John H. Light and Fred- erick E. Sitts. the secretary. Louis S. Beers, the treasurer. George II, Wil- liams. Dr. Maciarland. George H. Van- burgh and Lawrence A. Douglas. membership consists of about a burr tired men. 7 Maud S. Viola . Absolutely Pure When ordering baking powder ask for Royal. A pure. grape cream of tartar powder. All Its Ingredients are named given the label. Free from um and phosphate of lime. Absolutely Pure , consume when eo.. new you .3 ’ son. Edgar H. Lane. J. P. Pnnzelt. Wil- llsul R. TllOlllDl-lon. W. 8. Folant. Dwight Spaulding and Millard Bturte you It was decided to hold the first an- nual banquet of the club In the near future and also to provide for an im~ mediate social gathering. Commit- teen was appointed to secure specie ore and to arrange for these gatherv lugs. .. MISS GRAY ENTERTAINB. Miss Jennie Gray, of‘jAnn street. entertained a number of friends last evening In honor of her blr day. A double quartet favored with several selections Instrumental music and games were also enjoyed. Dainty re- froshments were served. After an eve ning of rare enjoyment the guests do parted. wishing their genial hostess many happy returns of the do . Suntan Spectats The most complete assortment of goods ever handled here,- including all kinds of Herrings. smoked as well as. 7 ed, Bar. dines of all kinds. mustard as well as oil; ' : ~Cod 'Flsh. Mackerel, Salmon. Lobsters, all at special Iowm We also ask your attention so the low price at which we are selling every- day necessities, like Butter at 32 and age 1b.: Fancy Maine Pota- toes, 75c bin; White Onions, 5c qt. and many artlcleia topnum- erous to mention. Executive flBoard Hold a Meeting and Pris not led Organization. A meeting of the executive board dent John R. Lawrence. Vice-Fresh It was reported that the present A membership committee was appointed consisting of George 8. North. Elmer E. Case, Arthur M. Hitchcock. A. Taylor Ferris. William Vollmer, C. 8. St. John. John W. Peu- nsll, Reed H. Flynn. Frank 14.0188- Sardines, imported and domcs- Finland Herrlligs, Marshall's, tic. 5c, rec. 15c, rd: and 25c can. can 25: Kippered Her-rings. Marshall’s Bo elese , 5... 5 .5 0+ impurtcil, can, not: “.6 I,\ R .- “5°" s. _ ..._ glass Jar, ‘ » 10c Fresh Herringsr Marshall's. . .. _ ' can, . 15c Gortons Cod Fall, I 1]). pkg, 14c Smoked Haddocks. Marshall‘s. 5 WI- 20c Fat Mackerel.) 3 for use '13packages Shredded codfish Mustard Sardines, large size . 25c can. Louis J oselofl' 72 North Main It. , Tel. Onll. ease. Booth Norwalk. Flour. 668.1666. .. 6:33.66. 66 66 Granulated sugar. 5le for 250. ill lbs for 500. 20 lbs “for $l 25 lb Cloth Sack $l._23 each. " Full Weight Guaranteed. l‘ BUY HERE FOR CASH. YOU WILL BE SURPRISED AT TflE SAV- lNGS * .. PINK DISCOLNT STAMPS FREE WITH EACH 100 RURCHASE. 5a,” a.» . 0—...” THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE i uni: Telephone. 4’" SOUTH NORWALK. 5 _ tie shows most or ivhsre previously Saturday attractions. SATURDAY'S BARGAINS IN WON'- EN’B WAIBTB. Our waist business so far In highly gratifying. to use up the good work we will offer Saturday 100 doses new Lawn Whists. Value 81.50. A‘ ‘Atflc esrunosv's inhabits m arses GINGHANB. Exactly 2,800 yards best quality Apron Checks. all colors, lengths from 5 to 20 yards. A25 t Imperfectlon In the weave. OI! ep‘Iece the price Is So. Saturday's Prion. 6%.6. SATURDAY'S BARGAIN IN NEW SPRINGDRESS GOODS. 36 inch All ‘Wool Batiste. all the new spring shades. many déalers call it a 500 value. To make things lively In our dress goods section. Saturday. the Price, 290. SATURDAY'B BARGAINS IN WASH DRESS GOODS. Take a look at our window display oi the newest ideas in Wash Mates Isis. To encourage your visit Satur- day we offer 6.000yurds of new On gandles. worth 150 a yard. At ayze. SATURDAY’S BARGAIN IN RUF- FLBD MUSLIN CURTAINS. 50_ pieces, sMr-egular price is 760. Saturday Price, ode. SATURDAY'S COUCH COVER BAR- ' GAIN. For coal! .5“ earusosv's BIG slut OFFIR. soc yards an inch pure dye black Toilets Silk. Big value at $1.26. satursay's Price Only see. BATURDAY’B. BARGAIN IN MUSLIM UNDERWEAR. Saturday's bargain consists of about 10 dozen White. Shirts,’ our regular 81.00 and 81.50 numbers. 5 Babirdsy's Price. sec. .GATURDAY’B BARGAIN .lN TABLE OIL CLOTH. 50 pieces 54' Fancy Table Oil Cloth, best quality. all drsts. regular 20c. Saturday Price, No. SATURDAV'O BARGAIN IN OUTING FLANNELS. About 200 yards. best quality, ev- erywhere 100. The Price. Saturday, 5850. SATURDAY'S BARGAINS lN TOILET ARTICLES. Pear's Unscented Soap, the price everywhere In 15c. Saturday. 10c. Woodbury's Facial Soap. Regular price ls 25c. Hare. Saturday, in. BATURDAY’S BARGAIN lN MEN'S ‘ SHIRTS. Men's Outing Flannel Sill rs all the best colorings grade. assesso- . roi- eardrumesefi . SATURDAY’B BARGAIN IN MISBEB’. RIBBRD VEBT8. Misses Heavy Fleeced Ribbed Shaped Vests and Pants. Regular price. 350. ‘ 0 Extra heavy it ity. Oriental effects. full size. Regul price 83.60. turday.5 81.05. The Price. *afurda y 7. On mount of our store stoning tomorrow (Washington’ s Birthday) the regular, FRIDAY SPECIALS with our usual SATURDAY OFFERINGS will be bunched together, doubling” the Our well-It own We 5 I H ;" 35 as .‘ As there are too many items to print, we can only call your attention to a few from each department. The sale really means,ou Pay Half. purchases Saturday. . Save Half. That’s the Idea Exactly. 110M it. regularly sold 5c and 51c. Saturday. the Price, «to. . :fil Velvet Grip Hose ‘ ‘Supporieif..' . ‘ black or white, regular prices 15c. 17 Y and 20c. according to also. ' Saturday, the Price. All Sizes, 13o". SATURDAY'S BARGAIN IN VEILo INGB.. ' All the newest effects In Tissue and "Net Veillngs, and in all liars, 250 quality. For Saturday. the Yard. BATURDAY'B BARGAIN IN WOMv EN'B HOSE. Extra Heavy Fleeced Lined Cotton Hose plain or ribbed rep, regular 250 quality. The Price, Saturday, 18c Pair. SATURDAY'S BARGAIN IN STOCK DOLLARS. 55 ‘ Women's Lace and Embroidered Collars, about 1 dozen different styles. Regular price 25c ~ Suturday, the Price,jlbc. SATURDAY BARGAINS IN THE KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. 8 qt. Enamel Berlin Kettles. Regu- lur price Is 75c . Saturday Price. 450. lsr price 75c. Saturday. 86c. . No. 8 Copper Bottom Boilers. Rogu- lar price :1. 45 t. Saturday’s Price, 21c. For Saturday, 98:. FASHIONS: AND CULINARY.‘5‘ WRINKLEB. A revival of an old style In seen In the shit with skirt of checked material and coat of plain cloth trimmed with 0‘:pockets, cuffs. Iapels etc. of the check. It Is especially suited for young girls and one of the nearest sly. lee being shown for them. This season surname all others In the good taste of the novelties pre' sented for Washington's Birthday oe- Iebratlons. One III I WM bite into the cherr «no ripe and viii. low do they seem Sight and touch do not meal their artificiality. 5 “Celerled oysters” Is among the re: clues for [lesion dishes in the it fit "Rlciorlal Review ", Melt aft alcupfull of but% “aging chat] and add to it coil? an,“ chopped celery as ‘ym‘h cook for a few moments, thany add a winegiassful of sherry. a little paprika and serve bery hot on nicely browned and buttered toast. : Many a breakfast dish is spoiled by standing to the kitchen too long be- fore It is brought to table. Especial- ly is this true of scrambled eggs. Do not scramb e them until every one Is at the tab e ready to eat. One housekeeper puts a bit of sugar as well as salt Into her boiled starch and says she never has any trouble with the Irons sticking. A still! linen collar is worn with the shirtwaist that has frills down lip front .5' 5 A new way of weanling the soft Wind sor tie is to run it through several long perpendicular buttonholcs made In the stiff linen col r. Two of thefie are near the center 1-35.“ back of tie collar and there is it either it his of the front. The result is that the way around e wasonly the bow at the front. (ii. The season's sail hut Is going to be a very pretty shape: low of crowu and with medium brim. most of the trimming being placed at the k. .5. The hat that is lifted It. the ids ls boy confirmation always becoming. and we are to have may of them the coming season. The heavy ostrich plume Is a favorite de- aeration for this shape. falling softly gv‘er the tilted side down against the n r 1; Attention is already being given to reason. the 5 simpler t liked The princess oer Is not too slender” law” are character-i Ityles bet style. it 5 mm ing. Rather then buy new stockings, when tiny holes appear or a whole new silk pettlcost because the ruffle is worn, she will .uuietly find mending cotton and embroider-5 these holes while they can be reclaimed. and you and In many other similar says saving 9 dollars which are much more her own. draw upon is not elastic. tgowns. them. " shop girl. receives. whom she wishes to give it, Isn’t the girl behind the counter justified when she named a price quite up to that the every one who stops to think that It pest. and buys them. If the dress ls cut princess highly essential to too. PARIS. Fe. over two points relatln to the con- tracts for the lease of t e churches to the parish priests, namely. the clause holding the parish priests. as lessees, Mountable for keeping the churches ilers. from becomin Parties to the bulb tracts. one new htlo‘ns on ism will findher buying a yard or two - of new silk and making fresh ruffles. ‘ easily spent it some one else' a Income 2. can be drawn upon for them and not -. Another excellent result In 55 ”to teach her how to buy. for she buys j: with much more care and interest .. when she knews the amount she he's to f The flowered ribbons are used with :3 lace In creating some very elaborate '; tpettlcoats to wear with onc's dressy 2. One of the unkindest remarks re- ;; cently heard In a store where a lady- .. like young woman was showing the la» 5- test styles was. “on no. I do not care 1; for those; all the shop girls will wear .. And wasn't that young wo- ~- man who was showing the garment a :j If the customer had only .. thought her remark Instead of saying ~ It. she would have received more kind. I: 1y attention. The well bred woman .. never makes these remarks, and to her ~- is due the courteous treatment she :1 But When a Woman comes .. Into 'a store and asks for an article at '- a price suitable for a working girl to 2' customer pays for her own? It Is not . Is- the clerk who sells the goods who 2' knows best the economy of buying the _~- it Is . its fit that the -- slip beneath It should be princess. " “W . reason anthem-rise CANNOT .5 21.—-—The ecclesiasqu h ‘ and state out oriticd‘are still at odds in rephlr "sad the clause prohibiting members’ot the dissolved religious or: We, being civilized, must be till; M to love one another. Cannibals do It lustinctlvcly. COFFEE to give satisfaction. We import our own Coffee and roast 'It .' “right." In our own plant. thus ‘ cutting out the middlerpon's I profit, and giving our patrons n I Coffee for 25 cents that school. I' be equalled elsewhere for less ‘ than is cents. . ' Try a mend and be suited. :3 In Union Pant In In 1 5- 12s Washington as. so. Norwnlk ,. Next Door to Rest-Office Phcns.05II-2. 5. a... in the New of Having no. A Sunday Dinner at the 5 CLIFFORD ‘ Ne worrying about selecting. 510W man. no bother with, dishes or stove when pleasant i Medium Size ‘Clothes basket. nose-5' 1 of ours is a winner. guaranteed 11 .' SATURDAY'B BARGAINS "4 ND- ‘ Clinton Safety Pins In three sizes.
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