eminent er
- mm: 1.9 81.35 a pair.
Also Curtain needs to «111.1.ch 9"
one our! stripes “1013.12 tad the
A full 111100!
1 Prices.
lace Curtain- front 301: a pair to
".75
For Not wall; and .Ilielnlty: Show
turning to 1111111 followed by clearing
Saturday. A disturbance that is cen-
tral this nroruiuk is producing cloudy
weather with light rain in the southern
sections. and light anowdu the portly.
111-11 sections. It was snowing from
Cleveland eastward 1.11.111. omit. Show
was alswfalllng in Montana and Colo
11do.'l‘hunderstorn1s were reported
from Alabama and (leor la, The tem-
peruiurc continues low 11 the north
(1111 and central continue. Conditions.
favor for this vicinity snow turning
to rain. followed by clearing weather
on Saturday Sunday probably fair.
Don't for get to plant a tree on Al'-
bor Day.
wUmbrellas ii; Mourning Bds 0' Brien.
Work is beginning to slack up in
aortic of the bat factories.
«Puritan Chick F'ood. 25c pkg. F.
1). Lawton & Co.
Victor W. Ferris is in Bayonne. N.
J ., today purchasing a boat.
—-\'lslt the Bridgeport Mitt. 193%
Washington St. bridge. before buying
your Sunday meat. and save money.
——C1'ofut3& Knapp's Derbles at two-
ility, sold elsewhere for three dollars.
llodwell‘s. 5'14 Water street.
~Don't forget “The District School.“
at Broad River Chapel tonight at 8:15.
'i‘wo. solid' hours of fun await you.
Thomas Kennedy. of Sduth Nor-
walk, has been visiting in Ridgefleld.
-—Dr. Dick‘s Medicine cures trip.
Miss Daisy Scudder. of West'street,
went to Rahway, New Jersey on 11
brief visit today. ’
A marvelous preparation containing
the constituent elements of life, Hollis-
tcr's Rocky Mountain Tea cures when
all else has failed. 35 cents, Tea or
'l‘ublets. Plaisted’s Drug Store.
An interesting race is promised for
tonight at the Rollaway Rink in
North Main street.
——-Matinee, Hoyt's Theatre tomor-
row. All new Moving Pictures and
illustrated Songs.
Charles H. Alsihorpe. of East Nor-
waik. has purchased 11 four‘cylindc'i'
Ford runabout automobile.
-Latest College Caps. 0'.Brien
Mrs. Leander Gilbert oi Ridgeeildl.
has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs
Chester Mills.“ lti Géorgtown. " "
‘Mrs. George Gilbe1t of 11mm, 111111
Mrs. Elinor Jackson of Wilton; were
gucslts of ’l‘. I". Gilbert ‘011 Monday.
’ l‘lgin lluiter. .101: lb ll‘. i).l. iii (1.11
The South lNoI walk police tbduy add-
111] the following insgripuon to the
courtdockel: "James Ellis. dr-uuken
noes, 7 and costs. sentence
pended.“
—Puritun Chick Forrd, 25¢ pkg.
1). Lawton t}: Co.
M. S. Smith and Company announce
attractive bargains for Saturday and
Monday. first floor ‘ and basement.-
llon‘t miss 11 money saving opportun-
~ ity. Soc adv.
'r
11‘.
——Entire change of"l’ict11rcs at
lloyt's Theatre tonight.
A. J. Collins and Company are
showing the largest and fittest line of
rugs. carpets mattings. Oil cloths and
Lincoleum ever shown in this vicinity.
See the ad.
Chris Larson and Edward Weed
defeated Jack Haggery and Willis
Finch of Barton. last "111111.111 crib-
bage by a score of 6 to 1. at the War
wick Hotel.
-—C. & K. Stiff Hats 0"Brien,
The petition of Carrie E. Voorhees
against Albert E. Voorhees. for all-
many pendente lite comes 11p in the
short calendar session of the Super-
ior Court today
-r—',‘My child was burned terribly
about the face. neck and chest. I an-
pliedgllr. Thomas: Eclectrlc Oil. The
pain ‘cca‘sed'and the child sank into a
restful sleep."-—Mrs. Nancy M. Han
sen. Hamilton. N. Y.
The number of. persons who arc
going on the sleigh ride planned for
Fourth of July is rapidly Increasing.
and a good 1111111 will probably 11111th
It tin1 prr 1111111 wrailwr holds.
liair'st. slylc lit-rhy Hats :11 lowest
prices art. lioilu'cll‘s, i'ri \V1rtcr street.
A regular meeting of Star (11' Co-
lumbia Circle, Companions of the For-
cstcrs. was held last evening 11nd 1111-
rairgcmcnts wore‘madc for 11 supper
to be‘ held at ‘the next meeting.
trailed Songs at Hoyt s Theatre tonight
Miss 1.1111113111111161. 01’ West street
months stay at winter resorts in Ber-
1113131111 and Nasau lslands.. Elorldu.
‘ l'gl'r Washirngton rind New Jersey.
.... -..... --..-. .... ....
We 1:11“ supply IIour
oun MEATS ans HANDLED IN
NEIL,
magtpfiflt
Sllfi~ '
——1Hear'Jorieph Mc‘Mdhou‘slug lllus~ '
is expected home tomorrow f1 0111 a six .
A CLEAN AND APPETIZING MAN'y‘G
,1 111111111111" .11 “slimy ‘
11111.1(.
manque“
91c Trosideni
Chocolates
2.911 \b
PER POUND BOX
. a
QUALIFY GUARANTEED.
1s
[11 II. Kalil J1.
. Dropout,
! a North Main st. Tel. 658—18.
-—Elgin Butter, 30c lb. F.D.L. E; Co.
Among the NorWulit visitors at Hartv
ford yesterday to see and hear Wil
iiam Jennings Bnan were Captain
W I Stevens. of RoWayzton John J.
Walsh Samuel Lynes and Alfred
Crockett.
Commissioner Binghani’s ‘crnsa'do
cities in Connecticut. The show-doom
in The Norwalks would be something-
startling.
Lincoln Council No.. 4. O, U. A. M.
will liold their regular meeting tonight
I’erred on one candidate. All mom
degree team are urged to be. present
—~Allen's “Kushlon Kotrrlort" Shoes,
for men and women, lead all others in
comfort, style and wear. Try a pair
and be convinced. You will take 11 Mb
tie comfort in life. A postal will bring
me to call 011 you. 212 Prospect street,
Bridgeport.
Nowhere will you find a better
equipped waist department than at N
E Ryan and Company's They art
showing, without exception. the mos
beautiful styles, and the keenest most
tempting values ever offered in UN
waist line. Sec udv.
~Don'1 use harsh physics. The re
action weakens the bowels. leads t1
chronic constipation. Get Doan's no
gulets. They operate easily, tone thl
stomach cure constippiiou.
Frank Taylm Is 11 visitor In the
South Norwalk lockup today. He war
found in the street in East Norwalk
absolutely dead to the world. Dr. F
ll. Baker examined him and the am
bulnlrce was culled in take. him to th-
lockup.
i—lé‘lgin lluttcr 30c lb. F Di. & (‘11
News comes from my down in Non
Orleans of the birth of 11 daughter 11
Mr. and Mrs liuyruoud Belly Com
stock. This makes Flank (olnstotl
and 11. W. chlcr grandfathers. 11111
lllcil‘ many friends in isorwrrlk 111111.11
in best wishes to all concerned.
‘ -—Mo\'iiig Pictures at I'Iovt's tonight.
Arthur Wildinan. aged 11'." Daniel E
Wildrnan. aged 8. Rose 11111191 Wildnurn
aged (hand Walter H. Wildmun. aged
4. children of Charles and Edna Wild
man, were committed to the County
Home at Norwalk. this week, by Judg(
of Probate W. J. ileeclrcr. in Newtown.
No other remedy on earth is so good
for children as llollister' s Rocky oun
lain Ten: makes the moat. else and
grow Blight eyes, rosy Ghee 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. Plainted‘ s D1 ug
Store.
Rev. Willlan Funton. of Windsor
Locks formerly of Danbury. is spend-
ing a few days with his sister Mrs.
Minnie E. Edmond of Danbnry. Mr.
Fanton Is a Methodist Episcopal cler-
gymgrn. and has recently been trans
'«terred from Windsor Locks to *Wll-
tori.
‘-—Latest Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Robert Stags. author of the song,
“My Pretty Factory Maid.” is in New
York today where he has gone at the.
request of a well known theatrical pro
motor in connection with some of his
work. He will also place a new com-
position of his with publishers while
in New York.
Talk about. your breakfast foods,
A thousand .1011 can see;
i wouldn‘t have them as a gift;
I‘d have Rocky Mountain Tea.“
‘ Pluistod' 5 Drug- Store.
Mr. and Mrs Charles I. Ilarktu will
leave tho first 111' the week for But
1qu to soc 11111 their new tit) horscpowcr
'l‘homas Ilyor nutornobllc. The car will
be driven from Buffalo to Norwrrllr.
Mr. and Mrs. Barker made a similar
trip with tlrcir,lust year‘s Thomas
car.
———l<‘llty cents saved on every hat,
bought at llodwell's. 1'14 Water street.
Rev. William Mahcr, D. D.. rector
of St. Joseph 3 Church was one of the
distinguished guests at the dedication
of the magnificent Cathedral of St.
.John the Baptist at Charleston 51.0..
this week. His Excellency Diomede
111111101110. D. D. Apostolic delegates.
11s consecr'ntoI conducted the core
mony. The first solemn pontlflcal
c'e Cnidina‘l Gibbons.
—-New Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cucum-
born. Radishes and Celery, at F. D.
Lawton d1 Co.‘ 11.
M1. and Mrs. Donate Buffs. it. Book,
Nicola Dlsesu. Mr and Mrs. Antonio
rurl. of New York; Prof. Arthur Lory.
Prof. Devlne. Luis Mainicrq..u ten 1
singer. and [tot-co Dist-11a. of midg-
port. are In South Norwulk..to attend
V 2 The i’. Itliarlr
‘5'WIII MIIIII'5I1
11‘1‘111ntvorlidry oi. the 111111111111;
111.111.111111111111111- oi Monroe and (‘ l1"cst1
111111.11"ch this evening. MI'. Main
III-111 will 11111111111 11111111111! 111cm sch-1'
to round 11p concealed weapons might .
be tried with good eliect In certain '
where the second degrees will be con :‘
here as well as the members of tilt ,
mass was celebrated by His 111111111611 1
of"
11.1111111111th lllm'snli (Jéuityal lioy‘,
the patterns. but thé" quality. at
'NORTH MAIN STREET
58 WALL STREET.
Many persons whose 1111111 are. no
to overcome other cy c defects. My ex
)ptlcul line enables me to adjust to
Itted lens
Consultation FREE.
Rooms 7-8 Unlted Bank Building.
Odlce hours 8 to 11:10; 12: 45 to
AT LOOii‘. vooo's
not long. hand colored and a wonder
Iothing which can compare with this
Performances will
11. to 6 p. m., and from 7 to It) p.4m.
ADMISSION,
TELL YOU
A. J. *ollins
111111111111. macros AND sumo.
' 12-18 North Main St.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Coming! “The
prmg 11111 Home
Jill RUGS. CARPETS, MATTING. 01L“ CLOTH AND 1.1110-
LEUM. Our stock is the largest andmost completc'cver shown
in The Norwalks. We invite inspection. not alone inspection of
the price.
80th Norwalk, Conn,
A Full 81111;“)! of
Carriages and Wagbns
NOW IS THE TIME T6 HAVE YOUR HDRSES CLIPPED.
EVERYTHING FOR THE HORSE CAN BE SUPPLIED.
“‘ ALSO SOLEfldENT FOR THEIR ACYCLE BICYCLE.
1.. M. WRIGHT
scrim 1111111111.“.
1 Wet estrous “Misti 11-. .,
to 1 - annual session or the Grand
lodge o! Foresters which will come
he. in New Hm e'n. May 8th and 9th.
w l meet Sunday afternoon at Foxes.
tot": Hall in Water street. Normlk.
and census.
.....-— ...H-__.___
Won't You Corrie Over to Philly.
Willie?
Cherry.
Bird on Nellie's list.
When the Flowers Bloom in Spring-
time. Molly Dear.
Crown of Diamonds Waltzes.
As the Nightingale Calls
Mate Madeline
Populhiily.
And Many Others
WM A BWWAII’S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 182 Wlfllbwton 8t.
Agent tor Crescent Laundry.
”manger-.112-
Bcfore buying a Runabout, why
don't you call at
THE
§TAMFORD .
GARAGE
and try one of their new FORDB?
Cam in stock. and we are pleased to
show you.
THE 67AMFORD GARAGE (Inc.)
so West Main 81.. Stamford. Conn.
'Phone 644.
to
. ,E...1........
,o. B.Jacksoii1.
Optician.
Everything' in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
NORWALK.
”mm“..-
Three second- Hand
Automobiles
IN FIRST CLASS SHAPE.
POPULAR MAKES.
PRICES RIGHT.
I. I IIIIKWIIUII 81 Eli.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
80 Wall street. Nor-walk.
11.111111: v1.1.1» I: Possessed by row People.
Ifectly healthy are 11 need of glasses
perience and specie knowledge in the
the most delicate vision a properly
Lenses made to order on premises.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.
South Norwaik. Conn.
11 15. Saturday cranium?- '1.
Tel. 363-12.
Passion Play”
Beginning on next TUESDAY, APRIL 16th, and running the balance
11 the week, tholgrut “PASSION PLAY," orDramact the Life of Christ.
will be presented In
MOVING Hartman
HALL, NORWAUK
This remarkable product 1 11 is the work of the whitest film makers In
due world, the well known house of PATHE FRERES, of Paris. and is 3000
In photographic art—there is as yet
production In every detail of film
Irt: a masterpiece It certainly is. and a triumph of photography and action.
Beautifully colored and 1111ny acted to the life.
start on the hour. and WI" be continuous from 3 p
10 Cents.
R FRIENDS.
1
lhe Paris 131111
511111 Reductions on Suits.
51111.51 cons ........ $1.98 up
WAISTS .................... 49c up
surrs..........f.‘.... ..... 57.911up
'1 8111.111 IN‘ so
511111 Nil 111 81.. camera.
* (IN 8111i House,
33 South Main Sirect..South Norwalk.
1
Shirts Goals and Waisis.
SKIRTS ............ ' ........ $ 2. 98 up
SILK RUBBER COATS ....... ,814.98
NEMO CORSETS ..............
98c, 8I.481I$I.981 82431 3298
TH STORES'
33 80. Main Sh, So. Not-walk.
,. NEGRO LYNQHEP IN QLINTONr LA
NEW ORLEANS. April 19. —A long
distance telephone message from Clin-
ton Inn. early this morning. said that.
a negro accused oi attempting to as-
sault a 111101111111.htm been
about ht {lilies , 12h toWu
restorin
‘ medicIIie
my heu
'tion‘. and 6111111111 diseases.
' dd,‘ IW“ (the
luv
tlouo
.w '1." “nifOstl
ly nohed l
_ Lydia B. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compouhdf
i. made from native roots and hm 1.111. No’ other medicine in the countywide ‘1
: $1,913.: “OI; widespéeag and untthlifled endorsement. No other inedi.
no 111111 ureco 0 some em to 11
Iss.J 1“. Welsh. 01328 W. 36th S . ls
E. Pinkhatns Vegetable Compound
th. I suffered from female illness which
headaches. dizziness. and dull pains in my back. but our
soon brought about a change in my general condition. uilt
Inc 11 and made mepcdectly well. "
" L 11111 E. l’lnkham 11 Vegetable Compound cures Female Cornglnaihts.
such as Backnohc. Falling and Displacements. Inflamma'ti on and
It» Ialnvaluablerin proporl gator. c
e of Info. ltlcures Nervous 91111131111111
Igor-ates the whole system ' . ,
1 7 ” trim-'3 Standing InvitatiMIrW
it 1111111111111 from any form of female weakness are invited to“
mite Mrs. I‘lnkhsm at l‘lvuu. Mass. .
.3-.. m-_r_..
WILL RECEIVE GENERAL BOOTI-l
'1‘0K10.Aprii 19. Tire emperor of
Japan has Joined In he popular we]-
to General 111511111111 11 Salva-
ton é'Armv. and will receivet e ‘gen-
dial in special audience tomorrow
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WOMEN SUFFER-
Many women suflcr' m silence and
drift along from bad to \1 nrse. know
111;: well that they ought. to have. .-
immediato assistance. '1
How many women do you know:
Who are per fcctly well and “1:25"
'1 hornuse may be easily iro In
some feminine derangement which
mimifcsts itself In depression of
spirits. reluctance to go anywhere
or do anything, backache dragging .
sensations. flatulency. nervousness; -.
and sleeplessness. 1
These sym tomsarsbutwsrnlnga
111111 there is anger ahead and 1111-1
loss hooded, 11. W11 0' 1'1' ‘l‘cring or a
serious 0 ration is the inovitubIo‘
result. he beat. remedy for all
these symptomsls '
,New York City. writeu— ——"Lydla
as been of itiestlmabls value in.
caused.
. made to order.
‘1 ; 1.11115
j -' 3-11 on.
II‘t'I
””nouss
CLEANING
TIME
The best time in the year
for installing Gas for
lighting.
Have we given an cs-
timatc on your house?
It not, phone or write
us. and we will call at
your convenience.
11.”... - r1
Illlfilijlllllll
HAIIWII II]
in--. ...... ..
III H111 III P111111
011 Your Walls
that have pleased you over Ilnco we
. put them on. Any more room: to be
append this your!
the very latest patterns. The selection
have been made from the 1907 produc-
111111. of the but factories.
.Beck Company.
Crockery. Glassware. lieu-«11mins
lug Goods, Framed Pictures.
.11.. .
IIWII ”'9'." with fringe. no. ,
Window Charles the PIétIIro Frames
.1”, ‘.‘3‘ ”I'll ’
I ..11
91 1111111111.. Paper Hospice and occur
ulna. _
We when}. A H. Green Trudi“
319111111. 1” 1.11 .
I7 Washington we».
It
111111111 1111111111 111111; 1111;.
.W. MARTIN Il‘ol‘tlhry
11.. NI
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Our. stock of Wall Paper ropl‘iunu ”
1.51:1 :1-1';
Ageht for the 111111.11 drum and .; ‘
Whip Enamel Boles with nitrous 1
citrus: Nor-1111.111. '
I-Ibhis, Treasurer. n
“Everything in Dry Goods”
WE GIUI.
1111111111 more 8111113
. ALLEN'WING SHIELD VEST,
Patented.
I
High Grade Garments made with best
Yarns.
AN lMl’Rt )\v'lil'l SUMMER GARMENT
MADE FOR THE (7.0M FORT
()i" \\'()MANKINI).
GIVES (iRlZA'l‘ S.1\'|‘lSl"ACl'l(‘tN. AND
HIGHLY .'\l’l’l{li(fl.1\'l‘l".l) BY
“'0 M EN WHO I iA\' E
\VORN 'l‘l'lliM.
11.:1dios' White Lisle Sleeveless
Fine Ribbed Vests, sin-cial va-
I
Ladlcs’ Pure White Wing Sleeve
Patented Vests, adjustable tape
in wing to lit the arm. a proper
titling garIm-nt, at ........ 15¢ each
~luc ...................... 25c each
lladios' Wiritc Lisle Ribbed Vests,
. 35¢ each
/
limilt's‘ l’Iii‘c Willie Sleeveless
llilrborl Vests, lace and ribbon lace 111111 ribbon trimmed
119111111111] neck and tri'nrlrolc's. . .
‘AIIeW' make ”‘4’“? each 1.1111199 White Lisle Slccvlcss 11111.
lladios' Wing Slccvc Ribbed V11sts,h°dvcs“s’ deep insertion and lace
the most sensible and comfort
able vest made for women. in 1111'
ha sizes at ............. 191: each
trimmed neck and arrrrirolcs. :1.
handsomely finished garment,
all sizes, at .............. 501; each
‘83- -85 Washington Street
A superb showing here this week at prices that you will find
quite irresistible. Our Waist stock comprises qualities from me to
$7 50, so you have a wide range to choose from.
As a special inducement for you to look at the line. we offer six
3styles of dollar Waists this week at1 75c.
N E RYAN 61 CO.
96 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Raymond Bras.
Superphosphaie of Lime. Ground Bone.
Air Slacked Lime.‘ Land Plaster.
Fertilizers of. All the Favorite Brands.
10. 000 Cedar Bean Poles.
‘COal and ‘Wood
_ AGENTS rOR .
Bowkor’ s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfreld 81 Son.
122 Water Street. Telephone 294.
l’oung Mon to Fill Positions.
MERRILL COLLEGE.
M. A. 11411111111. Prin.
South Norwalir. Stamford.
Port Chester.
t
HAM ISMOKED) ......... .
. 16c LB.
PICKLES ...... 10c ooz.
CHICKENS ..... . ...... ..., 20c LB.
NEW CANNED CORN,
. ..... 10c CAN; 1 CANS FOR 25c ' “
Stop 111111111111 fuel and time wi'h an unsatisfactory range Buy a Stamford
and you will have a range which possesses not only beauty and strength. but
embodies, ah well, the constructive skill that makes 111111111.- greatest utility at
least the ' ewense, Stamford ranges are made In the oldest stovelioundry
‘ ' in Anterior slid consumed through-
‘ out of hits bestlrnaterials obtainable
and' 111 the most 21 proved ma‘nne‘t
ManIII'acturtir. at
DIP}:
1111111111va111 free.
iris III ilrmicals.
1111181111111. Muilntlo Nitric and Hydro
111111111 Apldi‘. Flour-Ins Pickle 11111
, '1W tindffliiruto “III 111,111.11... etc.
, The Charles 2, 011011111 Company,
' Sales Agents.
‘Iili From tit. New York.
; Theio,‘ 1: 11‘1“. mford model to
suit your kitcheihw Made in large
' sizes and smallrmiiome of plain and
simple designwothers highiv 11111111
5 mental Buy 11‘ Stamford and 3111
run 11111.11 1311'
the best.
Monaco n. Nae".
garner North M11111 AINWFBI 1111111111.
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