We“ no other: tat-In and
mnfleimso’lment “Maud Rub.
his Out 'from 250 in ”.25 a pair.
Also Cttwalnhoedi in dots, fancy Ig-
ores and stripes
A full line of Drapery Nets at all
Prices.
lace Curtains from 80¢ a points
83.15. .
s. K. é‘eu K8.-
.; my
“as. m A 7' man.
For Norwallt and vicinity: .Fair to.
night and Friday. An area'of high
pressure over the Lake regions is
producing pleasant wuihermith low
temperatures in the Northern sections.
Floats were reported as for south as
Tennessee and Virginia. A disturbance
that is central In Texas is producing
considerable cloudy weather'wlth light
rain or snow between the Mississippi
river and the Rocky Mountains. Con-
ditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather and not much change in tem~
perature.
Sergeant Thaddeus Bolts, of East
avenue, Is ill of appendicitis,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Palmer, of Cc-
dur street, are the parents of n dough.
It-I'.
Matthew Ncsblii, and son, Edward.
of South Norwnlk, spent. Saturday
With friends In Ridgefleld,
Lester Warren. of Norwalk. Was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Davis,
in Ridgefleld, over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stndwell are at»
tending the Piano Dealcr’ Association
meeting in Hartford. toduy.
Captain Nelson Taylor. of South Nor-
waik. has recently purchased a hand-
some big new automobile.
The Central Labor Union will hold
its monthly session tonight. in the
new ball in Washington street,
—-—“The District School," at llrond
River Chapel, Friday. 8:16 p. in. Ad
mission 25c. Cake and cream.
Christian Swarts will leave Satur-
day forJamesiown where hewill loin
Mrs. Swarts who has been there some-
time,
.St. John's Lodge. F. and A. M.. of
Norwalk. willmeet this evening. The
entered apprentice degree will be. the
work. .-
On Friday night there will be a race
ut‘ the Rollnwny Skating Rink be
tween Fred Curler and Elmer Tul~
mange.
Banner Council No. 54, Daughters of
Liberty, will hold a meeting this eve-
ning iii-Mystic Chain Hall, Washing-
ton street. . ‘
—,-Dr,-.,l~)ick’s Medicine cum grip.
William Lotion. .of Bridgeport. for-
merly a well known Norwalk chauf-
feur, when caller on Norwalk friends,
last averting. '
Mrs. Mary E. Kelley and daughter.
Miss Corine Kelley. of,0wego. N. Y'..
are the- nests of Mr. and Mrs. ChmL
Ies P..- A disoh. .
Miss Monica Ryan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Ryan, of 17
Chestnut street, left town for Truro,
Mass, for a visit.
Mrs. M. A. woodwurd, of North
Main street and Mrs. George Ernest
left today for a Week's trip to Wash-
ingtonand Jamestown.
Star of Columbia. Companions of
the Forest. Is scheduled to belt,. a
meeting this evening in Red Men's
Hall, in Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kenny. of Sta-
pleton. Staten Island. who have been
visiting Norwnlk relatives, returned
to their home yesterday.
' The W. C.‘ T. U. will meet with Mrs.
J. A. Richardson, It) West avenue, Fri-
day, in. 3 o’clock sharp. Any interest-
ed in temperance are invited to ob
land.
The oyster boat “Rowan" broke
down yesterday off Tavern lsiund.
After drifting for awhile it was pick-
ed up and towed into South Norwalk
by the oyster steamer “Ripple."
The Golden Rule Circle, of King's
Daughters. of the Norwlak Congress
tlonal Church, will hold their annual
meeting Friday. March 18th. at. 3p. ‘
m.. with Mrs. James MscAlIIster, tin-
ion avenue, Norwolk. It is desired that
all members be present.
A marvelous preparation containing
the constituent elements of life, Holllsf
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea cures when
all else has failed. ascents, Tea or
Tablets“ Piaisied’s Drug Store.
.‘Judge Joseph R. Taylor, of the Nor-
wolk Towh Court, has been presiding
at. the sessions of the April term of
the Court of Common Pleas. in Dun-
buryI, this week. ' One .of the cases
tried was that of Matthew W. Scott.
.lr., against F. M. Scott and Com-
pany. of Danbury.
,.,A son was born early yesterday
morning to Mr. and Mrs, George. Ran
iottee, at ,lheir home. 167 Harriet
street. Bridgeport. .Mother and child
are progressing favorably. Mr. Rs-
Jottee ls‘s. prominent chief In Wowomn
pon 'iirlbe; l. O. R. M.. and his friends
are congratulating him on the arrival
of the youngest Red2 Man in that city.
mmfl,
We can . supulu your
A . Wallis”;
”Your: ussrsm HANDLEQ m.
A, CLEAN AND APPerIzINo Marl-
NIH. ‘ I ‘ u -
A
at "C, 1235c Ind 150. -
, was stricken in court yesterday, is now
"'3'" .
molt deans.
“Made Bopocislly For You."
Va'lbc. 3040:.
'1 too. Ill-00¢.
We guarantee these to be bet-
ter than any high grade Choco-
lates sold In to'wm. '
M
Elli. Ii. Klllll, it.
won,
I North Main on; . Tot. (IO—ml.
The First Methodist prayer meet-
ing this evening will be led by Char-
les F. Hallock.
The Stamford Athletic Club Associa-
tion, incorporated, of ‘Stumfordplms
tiled papers with the stale secretary.
The association will give instructions
in physical culture and maintain a
gymnasium and conduct athletic
events of all kinds. The subscribers
are Joseph Roth, Ike Bernstein and
Nathan Phlwurds, of Stamford.
The South Norwulk police this
morning received by telephone a des-
cription of a man wanted in New York
for murder; “Au ltalinn with only
one arm below the elbow, twenty-five
years of age, five feet 7% inches tall,
stout built and probably wearing n
black moustache. He escaped front
New York on a freight train.
~Allen's “Krishion Komfort" Shoes.
for men and Women, lend all others in
comfort. style and Wear. Try it pair
and be convinced. . You will take a lit-
tle comfort in life. A postal will bring
me to call on you. 212 Prospect. street.
Bridgeport.
The subject. of Congressman E. J.
Hill's address this evening at the Dan-
bury High School. under the auspices
party of forty congressman. After the
address the Duubury Republican Club
will tender Mr. lilll a reception at
their club house.
Former Governor Chamberlain. of
Meriden, president of the Home Na
tional bank, has moved his family
to "the Winthrop hotel, where they
will have. their home for the summer.
changes being made at the bank. The
building is to be considerably
changed. The stairway is to be
moved to the south end of the build
lug.
,No other remedy on earth is so good
for children as Hollister's Rocky Moon.
taih'fl‘e'a: makes the meat, sleepnnd
grow. Bright eyes, rosy cheeks. 35
Store.
Orders lsr‘wml from the luljutant-
genornl's om. .:~ 'Iartford, yesterday.
announce the toimring, The request
of First Lieutenant. William J. Dray,
Second Infanbry, that he be allowed to
retain his present rank. satisfactory
reason being given, and approved by
intermediate authorities, is approved.
First. Lieutenant John Richard North.
Second Infantry, has been detailed to
command Company K, Second Infan-
try, until further orders,
Edward R. Boutelle, of Bangor,
Maine, post-oilico inspector, Is in Dun
bury for a few days inspecting the rur-
al mnil routes, particuluriy for the pur~
pose of measuring the length of the
routes. The new law provides that the.
rural carriers whose'routes are “El
miles long and more shall «receive the
maximum salary of $900 a year. There
are trio routes and possiblytthroc in
the Dnnbury system which will be 24
miles long, the carriers on which will
be entitled to the increase. ‘
Talk about your breakfast. foods,
A thousand you can see;
I wouldn’t. have. them as a gift;
I'd have Rocky Mountain Ten,
Platsied's Drug Store.
William Jennings Bryan, who is in
Hartford and Bridgeport ,lioday. will
go by automobile from the latter city
to Ridgelleld tomorrow. He will be
the guestl of Senator Archibald Mr.
Neil. on .the automobile Journey. and
in Ridgelield. will be entertained at
the homd‘fl. Dr. Cox. It has been
planned to give Mr. Bryan a public
reception In the Town Hall in Ridge»
new at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Mr.
Bryan will make the Crovcland his
headquarters while he is in Dnnbury,
and will probably be met at the hotel
by a delegation of prominent Danbur—
tans, who will look attenhis. welfare.
Mm, Bryan will hold a publicvreceptlou
on the stage of the Opera House at the
conclusion of. his lecture Friday even-
ing.. .
COUNSEL ACH RECOVERING.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.~—Henry
Ach, counsel for Abraham Ruef, who
on» the way to recovery. His Illness
was ptontalne poisoning. The twelve
men selected as a jury were subjected
.today to, peremptory challenges. or
more the prosecution has five andtthe
defense, ten. It is expected, that when
these challenges are completed itnoth-
erj‘venlre will be ordered. which will
again delay the trial.
of the Danbury 'l‘enchers' Association. ’. ..
will be the l’nnnmn Canal. which he .
visited recently as a member of u .
The change is made necessary by the ,
cents. Tea or Tablets. PIaIsted's Drug .
‘ several physlchlus without any benefit.
son-m MAIN ,srsssr
as WALL Irons. .
”t
..,._....... - .. _-,....
fitted lens.
Rooms 7-8 United look Building,
a....;gz""f‘esrh.
will be presented in
Beautifully colored and nobly acted to
m. to 6 p. m.. and from 7 to 10 p. m.
ADMISSION,
At the Store of
A4]. Collins & 00.
Beginning at 10 a. m.
FRIDAY. APRIL 19th.
uu-u—nnls—
Come and See the .
Purieuhu Blue Flame [Iil Stores.
A Stove for Summer Use.
. Why swelter over a kitchen range when you can cook in comfort
with a
PERFECTION BLUE ’FLAME STOVE?
They are Safe, Economical and Convenient. Will not Smoke or Smell.
' EVERYBODY INVITED.
‘ A Full Supply of
Carriages and. Wagons.
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR HORSES CLIPPED.
EVERYTHING FOR THE HORSE CAN BE SUPPLIED.
ALSO SOLE AGENT FOR THE RACVCLE BICYCRE. ’
L. M. WRIGHT
O. 8. Jackson,
Optician. . .
Everything in the optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
Perfect Vision 1: Possessed by low haplo.
Mnuy persons whose eyes are perfectlyheulthy are in need of glasses
to overcome other eye defects. My ex perience and elm-lat knowledge In the
Optical line enables me to adjust to the most. delicate vision a properly
Consultation FREE. [muses made to order on’ premises.
HOMER 8. H0 YT. Refraction Optician.
Ollice hours 8 to 11:30: 12:45 to 6:15:
Special Appointments at convonleuce of patrons. ~
Beginning on next TUESDAY. APRIL who also running the balance
of the week, the great “PASSION PLAY." or Drama of the Life of Christ,
. MOVING PICTURES. ‘
AT LOCKWOOD'S HALL, NORWALK..
This remarkable production is the work of the grd'atcst film makers In
the world, the well-known house of Part-IE. FRERBSLQI
feet long, hand colored and a wonder in photographic art—there Is as yet
nothing which can compare with this production in .ovory detail of film
art: a masterpiece It certainly is. and a triumph of photography and action.
Performances will start on the hour. and will be continuous from 3 p.
TELL YOUR FRIENDS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
. 1. noswnuc
- 3 *‘ Southflorwslk, Conn.
' Shillf'floy evenings, 7-9.
Tel. 363-12.
Passport 71519.31”
Paris. and is 3.000
the life.
10 Cents.
The no dual
Great Reductions on Suits.
GIRLS’ cons ............ $1.98 up'
writers .............. , ..... 49c up
surrs ....... ' .............. $1.93 up
513-515 Main 8i" Stamford.
H. _.__..3.....
33*South Main Street, South Norwalk.
SALE IN BOTH STORE$ir
Ii Suit Hunt.
Skirts. Coats and Waists.
sum-rs ., ...... . ............ $2.93 up
SILK ausssn cons ........ $14.98
NEMO CORSETS ..............
..... 986, ”-48, $1.98, $2.48. $2.98
33 ‘30. Main SL, 80. Norwaik.
Use Kennedy’s laxative Cough
Syrup. Children like “5 pleasant
taste and mothers give it hearty en-
dorsement. Contains no opiates, but
drives out the cold through“ the bow-
els. Made in strict conformity to
Pure Foodandlhugs Law. Recom-
mended and acidity The Clifford Phar-
inscy andg'i'henrldge Pharmacy. "
new .HAVEN couurv tucnssss.
NEWJIAVEN, April 18.-‘-The New
Haven county delegation today receiv-
ed a report from s sub-committee re-
commending that the salary of the
county commissioners be $2.000, on in-
crease of $300 each year. This report
was accepted. ‘
The statement was made also that
Representative Warner” of Wood-
bridge. and Senator
New Haven. last year received 8944,-
50 for auditing the county reports.
while the previous year the amounts
was 0245. , <
VCURED ,HEMORRHAGES OF THE
‘ ‘ ‘ .‘LUNGO.
"Several years since my lungs were
so bsdly affected that i had, many
hemorrhages." writes A. M. Ake. of
Wood, Ind. "Leonie treatmoht with
l innovator-MCI!) take Foley's Honey
snow arcane. IN THE wssr
OMAHA Nob” April“ 1,8.-'-1~Flve'.incb-
also loll during tantrum and
and To l» my. lungs are now as
sound a ' a , uilet,“ ,reconuns‘nd it in.
‘advanoodatales of lung troubloJ' rat-
J. E. McGanu, of“
*3 fig! . ley's [Honey and TM steps the cough
. 1.09. . M0. ADYIIISrf'snOW andheals. tit lungs and prevents ser-
B‘” l
con ‘ , y. .
{s5 unforglleveral hours today, prsco' ions results ‘ m a cold. Refuse sub-
‘ a sum-wt ill-i”
5,. I.» "' I! I ’
rim 4...... 5, .
.1.
vi
.1
II .
ticil'il ‘Riniht’sucli. fruit sa‘ had" os-latltntep.‘ Plalated's Drug Store and
cope ,‘ outcomes. , fl looms-Pittman. « t
,....I:-l-.. .,.~ ,»
., . ,
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We arepleased to. announce that
Foley’s Honey and Tar for‘coughs.
colds and lung troubles Is not affected
by the National. Pure Food and Drug
law as it ontalns no opiates or other
harmful rugs. and we recommend...“
as a. safe remedy -for children and
adults. Plsisted's Drug Store and
Clifford Pharmacy. '0
MORE CHARGES 0F CRAFT.
HARTFORD. April lS.—0nce more
charges of graft. gratuities. excessive
expenditures and. other terms were
used. in the house yesterday, the dis-
cussion arising over the passing of at
resolution n'uborlr'wr. the controller
to pay Lincoln '\".". Morrison 3250
for compiling the indexed bills. The
total charge was $500. and the senate
had already passed a resolution to
pay $250 as their share. DIiferent.
members expressed their opinions ra-
ther freely disapproving the pay-
ment of the bill, saying the competent.
men could be obliged to do the work
for $100. The resolution was tinni-
ly passed.
W
. BITTEN By A, SPIDER.
. Throttgh blood poisoning caused by
n- spider bite, John Washington, of
Bosqueville, Tex“ would hays lost his
leg. which became a mass of running
sores. had ,homot becamorsuadsd to
try Bucklen’li ,Arnics Salve. its writes:
"The first. application relieved, and
fohl‘iboxds hall on the stores." Heals
every garb..'vttn.»st r. it. -Baxter's,
woman
#8101100.“ ,
Stokes.'of New York, a Socialisbondl» *
-tl;uuuuuutcu
star A thwart is _.
April law-J. Q. Paine»
settlement house worker, denied last
night that he was 11 millionaire and
said that his highest ambition was to
be u t'llIIi-I‘lstt-Ili Socialist and remain a
member of the “working clues." In
demonstration of this and in order to
prove his sincerity. Mr. Stokes nil-
nonnccd thut for a year he. had not
used any of the income due him from
the few thousand dollars his father
had left him. but had devoted and
would continue to devote it all to the
Socialist propaganda. He said he kept
hold of It simply in order to keep it out
of the hands of some other man who
would make wrong use of that which
he had not earned. Mr. Stokes spoke
at a Socialist gathering at Hull House.
He arrived from New,York yesterday
with Ills wife, who was Rose Pastor, of
New York. when Stokes met her.
Invent Gold: and Rheumatism.
f y u do not have one natural. any movement
on towels each day. on srs unconsciously Moos
u; your system to ooIds and rheumatism. Luxu-
ts tom: and siren hon the
ttlwy other work nature uteuded.
in Iron- a ’l’abl
owls. so I
Before buying a Runabout.
don't you call at .
THE
STAMFORD
GARAGE
and try one of their new FORDS?
Cars in stock, and we are pleased to
show you.
THE STAMFORD GARAGE line.)
30 West Main at, Stamford, Conn.
'Phons 544.
why
u... sects-uni
Automobiles
lN FIRST CLASS SHAPE.
POPULAR MAKES.
PRICES RIGHT.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices.”
80 Wall Street. Norwolk.
"' *nlusr”
CLEANING
TIME
The best time in the year
I
for installing Gas for
lighting.
Have we given an es-
timate on your house?
If not, phone or write
us, and we will call ,at
your convenience.
BUNSIIIIIIIIIII '
uh lat up.
On Your Walls '
that have pleased you ever since we
put them on. Any more rooms to be
moored this year!
Our stock of Wall Pspor represents
the very latest patterns. The selections
have been made from the 1007 produc-
tions of thoybosi factories. ,
Agent rot- or. on... cam our
F. R. Book Company.
Crockery, cubism , Hon-«miss
Ina Goods, Promodi'loturoo ‘ - ‘
100. ,
Cloth than», with fringe, Ila.
mods to order. .
Painting, Paper Hauling.otld_ We
sting. "
idiom».
L. n. BECKER.
IT Washington mat.
Tot. Ooh. . South Norwsllc
\ .
Sinus Chemical Works. Inc.
‘A. W. MARTIN Secretory,
Sulphuric. Marielle, Nitric and Hydro-'-
some Acids. ‘Flourlns Pickle Sul-
phate and Nlirato of Bods, oto., otc.
Tho Charles I. dholn dummy,
Manufacturers of
South Natives, and a. r. Weed, Nor-
walk, drums . . « . .
O
' Sales Agents. .
"183-85 ~Washington Stro
HIIWII u. -,
White Inomsl Polo- wlih Wat f
Window shades and Ploturo Frs'moo '“
We give tho C. A H. Orson Trading
L. . SHOLEB, Treasurer. ‘
ul liluilals.
.de
lilting in Dry Goods”
We own
". .
u E“?!
‘ “ , ' The A. ALLEN WINGSI-IIELD VEST,
, Patented.
High Grade Garments made with best:
Yarns. .
AN 1M PROV In) SUMMER GARMENT
MA or: Ft )R THE L‘OM FORT
, In: \VOMANKINI).
m \‘liS ulu‘ci'r st'rISFAC'I‘ION, AND
uuuun' .\l’l.‘Rl"£L‘i.=\'l‘ED BY
\\'o.\uz.\' \vuo HAVE
mum Till-tut.
Ludies‘ Pure While Wing Sleeve
l’utontcd Vests, adjustable tape Vests special vu-
i" wing to fit the arm, a proper lue ...................... 25¢ each .
fitting garment, at ........ 15¢: each u it
Ladlee’ While Lisle Sleeveless
Fine Whig
indict-‘5' White Lisle Ribbed Vests,
lace and ribbon.trlmmed . 35c each
Ladies‘ Pure White Sleeveless
Ribbed Vests, lace and ribbon
trimmed neck and nrmholes,
"Allen" make ............ 17¢ each
Indies' White Lisle Sleevless Rib~
bed Vests, deep insertion and lace
Ludics‘ Wing Sleeve. Ribbed Vests, > .
the most sensible and comfort- trimmed neck and urlnholes, a ;
able vest made for women, in ex- handsomely iinlshcd garment,
all sizes, at .............. 50¢ each
at. i ,1
trn sizes, at ............. 19¢ each
aymOnd Bros.
Superphosphaie of Lime. Ground Bone. .
Air Slacked Lime. Land Plaster.
Fertilizers of All, the Favorite Brands.
10.009 Cedar Bean Poles.
.. - “fl ”-5
W WHO S'I‘ERY.
Probably no other lineal merchandise has advanced more
steadily than Hosiery and assuredly in no other line is there such
a scarcity of desirable styles. Fortunately our order was placed last
fall for goods to be delivered March rst, and we can assure you
that we are fully equipped to fill all your requirements in the Hos-
iery line. “Sui
N. E. RYAN 8- CO.
96 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
coal“ an‘a'*""vvasd.
AGENTS FOR
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfield & Son.
Telephone 294.
:22 Water Street.
Young Men to rm Positions.
.MERRILL COLLEGE.
M. II. Merrill, Pfln.
' South l'i'orwallr. Stamford. Port Chester. ,
H'AM (SMOKED) .......... . the Le.
PICKLES .......... 10c ooz.
CHICKENS ..... : ..... .; ..... 20c LB.
new csuuso CORN, ' 2 ‘
...... 10c can; 3 CANS FOR 250
1. w. DO DGE.
South Norwdlk .
; Men have awful poor memories‘ While the great majority
about where they really were when dress skirts are plotted. you
they tell, their wives they were work- l9. good many gored plain.
lug late at the allies. Iround figure these are best.
ss'Washingt‘on Street
ii . the
will . find
For the
c
Gives rest to the Internship I Forlndigsstlon. dy‘sgs . ‘.
tiredptomsch, weal; stomach, windy stomach. :3 ed stomach. norv
IWWhhll‘d townsfmiomschs a guaranteed relief. ‘
m "WWW“
, """v’n‘ m , , onsm_
4
i1“ Front at. ‘ New York.
i . ,{sadbynhe Clifford Pharmacy and the “soon-lintmucr
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