mumps-3.311309, l -it|1.
inset m ‘01s at all
-. earths-hon to: a pub to
‘ v i
'by clearing and
Saturday on. Light
1 " ,tbe past twenty- -four hours in the
e region and along the uAtlantic
1931333333333” ‘3me
ulf coast and In e imr
slppi valley“,
New rieas rted
8.111 inched, 11.133133 .gngr‘lture
is low in the“ western mseptions. Killing
frosts warp cmgemd 1’..qu as
Texas. itions favor”33 for this vi-
cinity cloudyd an Itshpwsny matber fol-
lowed byc caring and colder.
Adaughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Splan. of Orchard street.
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. ireland mov-
ed. yesterday from East Norwalk to
Broad River. ,
4-Walter-Buker‘s Cocoa. 20c. F. D.
Lawton & Co.
Miles .1. ‘l'dsteilc wuéox, is mind;
' Mrs. Morris B. Saunders,
~ Noith Carolina.
|‘-—Fancy N. Y. ’Fowl, 18c lb. Bri
p0 Mitt, 1931.5 Wash. St. bridge. Free
del very. Tel. 306-5.
The schooner Richard Udall has ar
rived with afar
ris Goal 001131113
—--Caps, Caps. Caps. O‘.Brlen
ymond Brothers have just bought
Ihr 6 heavy draught horses from Oscar
Banks. of Nomllt. ‘
~---ldlgin Butter: 32c 1b FDL. & Co.‘
Miss Helen Helsher, of Bridgeport
is lspending a few days with Mrs
lleha Briggerman of Falrlield avenue.
Guy Wiggins. of Old Lyme, and
Louis leopard of Norwalk were the
guests of C.J J.DeWitt, in Wilton. over
SuhdayI
4-5 lb. pail Lard. 3110c. iiayes"Mkt.3
Mrs. G. S. lreland and family have
moved from Wilson avenue to one of
A.|0A. and R. O. Raymond’s houses
in alt avenue '
~33‘o—Fancy Chlclien 20131131 Bridgeport
M t..193l§ Washington street.
wlureston Jones of Greenwich. Mrs
liam Jones and Stephen Reming-
Inn ‘of Iceman? Visited high it
my in“ the-(meek , M
4am salt.- bans... “
Anon, ‘43: Woman
greetings semi-ls ”mt of Ii..s
Smith's? store. yesterday afternoon.
but mam- ..
ill—Elfin Butter 32c lb. F.D.L. 8: Co.
3'l‘he South Norwalk Methodist par
will” in West avenue is being fitted
With a new roof and other changes
and improvements madc.,_ .
of Micro.
m.»
-Roast Pork 14c lb tilridgepcrt3
g, MT'JWL S3} 9’ 4’ v, p r 3‘33; h
- - rge. av more 1 chews,
a stan at the ”grid
sport railroad sta-
lions 111,111.,ng ,bnolhar. Charles
, . starts. is subsdtutmg in him-
5’11: mews 5“?“an .‘dllrol grip.
1n;- thermometer stood at seventy
yesterday afteinoon and, the atoms-
1111139,,sz meats .I‘lke that of spring
than,“ any pillar- tllne this month.
jib-LC." 112‘ K." Stiff Hats: 0"Br'le‘n.
annoyed for: two days, caused by an
“The place to buy your Garden
Seed F. D Lawton 8: Co.’ 3.
Captain w. H. Benton. of thelron
mailing.
mom Turkeys. ‘2213: 111.: Fow‘ls
1611 Hilye‘s Mkt ' .
airstrymooueru is to ploy secfond
base for the Glenbrook baseball team
during his stay in Stamoford. McGo
vern is said to be a very good base
ball player.
A delegation of thirteen members of
the Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk a talli-
ed the supper given Wednesday
Church in a body.
NATIVE MILK rso VEAL ......
ms aoasr (PRIME) ..... ,.......
eor acas'r. .;,,.F.l,.,...,.. .......
, PORK noaar
FRESH on condom-stars
‘3 wean cusso 1111M
CHOICE FOW.M1”
aoasrmo cmclchuli. rules," 15
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*9nn~ , a mi; elmgm'}? 1
1:0 .oI sand to: the For J
Wu K:
-‘ great deal of- vitality They grow
> containspe
u uéually hi ,wind The need of;
srlhitling is every day more import
tant.
‘ muscle tissue, strong bone structure
Steamboat Gompany. is at present act:
lug oh the stunner lsabel. waiting for?
the season tor his boat to commence.
3' Pharmacy 1 d: '
ih‘t‘
by the ladies of the NorWalk Meth dlht‘
,,:;i3‘
1,. . , 1,; .
They are Repsttl's Famous L‘s
. ;Prjmldent Brand; and mine
coming very popular. Better
than most chocolates selling for
Ell. HIM Jr.
3133;.
a North Main st: 111,353—3.
~.. ..,I ,1 x - we .
d...
t, .
they cannot vote. they will cut out the
“Stark” proposition. Perfectly proper
Take liolllstler' 9 Rocky Mountain Toa.I
it is good for most everything 36-
cents The or Tablets Plsisted‘s
Drug Store,
A son was born last night 1341er
GroveI street. The lusty
has been named Edward J Hayes. Jr..
land with his mother is doing nice
1'.
—The place to buy your Garden
Mrs. H E. Huston has returned to
New London after spending the whim
plan, 0! Washington street. She is
accompanied by Miss Jessie Vincent.
who has been visiting Mrs. Champion
for the past three weeks.
i r—Ghoice 'Turkeys. 22c lb. Fowls;
16c. Hayes' Mitt
In the house at Hartford yesterday
thenNewfcanaan Street Bellamy
an amendment. to i a charter permit-
bury. was debated ,and the-bill W3
recommltied. The House had already
signed the bill. but the Senate took
disagreeing action
“Home Dressed Veal. Bridgeport
Mitt Free delivery. Tel. 306-5.
~Woman loves a; clear. rosy co
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters, p11 s
on the blood. clears the skin; restores
ruddy, sound health.
Miss Mayme Schultz and Master
Vincent Hartwick of East NOrwalk,
Friday and Saturda in Rid
:Wlth Miss Gussie anileld, on
ezsvenue. They were ac‘ecmpaal
"3119mm Mrp, éfirw has!“
3311mm
s‘spenm’tw'o‘ty
DELICATE CHILDREN
(Stanfield.
, 15, My
Advice "to South‘ NoHN3lk Mothers
' " ‘Wlio HlVoflUllcfle Children. ‘ ‘1
"if .
and Indians in South Norwalk regard
what We say there
sickly, delicate children 11 our streets
Rapidly growing children need inl
fail
’ jlay hard, and work too hard at school}
pale and worn when they ought to be”
robust and rosy. ,
South Norwalk should take Vinol‘, our
‘ ‘ delicious cod liver preparation without“:
JThé dust as the streets has beam
oil. it requires almost no digestion
at all and cannot upset delicate. weak-e
ened stomachs as do old fashioned:
cbd liver oil and ed1nlslons‘.leol aisq‘
Innate- of iron. ‘-
It stream hope the digestive organ ,
rushes new vitality soutld flesh and
and pure. Ilch red blood. Vinol fills
dd; hollow cheeks and makes Ahin
nus arms and leg plump and 1'0“th
find of the uawpors- of- the Gillie rd
e cannot recent
mend Vino] too highly for poor. weak»
'1 anamillng' children. to build up the
xnmdnwm ovemrked. .tired and (1is
litated or to give renewed vitality to
the agedI and we cheerfully refund the
money 1131‘ every case whole it fails.’
Note—While we are sole agents for
Vinoi in South N01 walk it is now for
sol e leading til-“Elf“ .‘nIstore pearl
we -‘cwn and-«city ht uui‘ry
Saturddil 3ft?
31."
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.L ~.
.noasr, 12:10 115 111.; 301103115. ans-lb.
........................ lac—13c 111.
......... . ........ .Io¢|s.
.............................. It. Is.
.'30¢ 16.
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1W FEET AND DELICATEGSEN
sprawl, reissued.-. -...Soulh Nowell
W'Woméii“ paradigm Instill" use
and Mia. Edward J. Hayes. of 10'
youngster ,
Seed. F. l). Lawton it Co’s. ._ l
with her notes. Mrs-V. Warren Chum,
the favorable report. on the petition of ‘
tori
ting the extension of its line to Dan-,
l‘l'” we: could olil‘y niche air fathom“
old be towed .
and many such children are tired, thinl
Every rundown, gIowlng child int
lack for .the Vine! agency in 1501,11 .
11331911.! dill. range doesn' t suit,
using the
ill... I‘
s59 ._
1., ”"1! ‘llll'
.‘fl'fi‘
of lush beauty oi design and finish Many of your neighbors are
“HUB? Range and are ready to endorse thee: claims.
cocaine scuoots. 3 3
try a “HUB. ” The HUB Range
- is unsurpassed for quality of material, perfection of work. economy
-‘-.sl‘lys
.* South Norwalk, Conn.
, of the last gun had died away. all the
A Full Supply of
Carriages and Wagons
New Is regime to HAVE V303"! Houses curses.
Ir “summaries ruse-mass can as SUPPLlED.
(pep so” moor roe 'l'Hl sacvcts sIcchs. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
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amid
as WALL eraser. ,1.
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Everything 1n the
Eyes Examined Free.
L:- li'til’
cashier? r
Domifi‘d We!”
as: artyoeasmass.
not;
ion of l dividnal Instrlfsdon' ’3
31:1,me Jill-sew.» . ,-,;|.r ,
m 1'th vi scrum” «3*
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Our Cuban lirlends couldn’t refrain.
From raising tho'+i)evll again.
it seems that a “Little Taffy" and
. Rocky Mountain Tea _
, Has not the island tree.
Plaisted's Drug. Store. ‘
Quite a large delegation of MllSOiiS
rom this ci are attending the Brid-
geportg'StanI 0rd. Ncrwslk and Dam:
bury reunion of Lpfayctte Consistory.
Ancient and Accepted Sootiist Rite
Masons, being held in B dgeport this
afternoon commencing a 2 0010011.
There, ill be a fine banduet at the
close 0 the work.
v—Umbrellas & Mourning Bds. O Brien.
The work ”of double tracking the
Highland» division between Danbuiy
and Hawlayville which is about one-
llfth completed and: was stopped dur-
Jlng the winter by theINew. Haven road
in connection with the ~general stop-
pug-e 91- work under way will be Is-
sumed again as soon as the materials
and men can be gathered together and
carried to a conclusion] '2
estcrda that the work wil
ast unti {late in the fall. 3t
case at operabon
models and sizes of Stamford Ranges.
this time it is stated the work will be 3
he .
- slimmer reitld In of Ridgeil‘ed
and onl Will he 3
and cohveniem‘rangs. in every Stamford
Range Iii fhcllfllllt
stove Inciting. ~ >
Stamford ranges are Inade‘ In the oldest
« stove foundry III America
Sanford Range you are assured of honest, “J,"F- Ipsxlmtlrp efficiencv and
1"." 'f'fl35% .w 3. ' ‘le
\ our individual rm‘uiremems rah gellhs taken: care 01-31113 the 3IIIsII3y -
Iron sALIzI BY
cm
1 Owners of fruit uses are beginning
to be seriously ejalmcd over the laV~
gee or the San use. scale. especially
hose will). have - discovered that- some
of their hoes are alicady dead as a
result of the destructive WOIEk. of that
pest. Many people about this vicini-
ty are having then trees sprayed, but
the good results of that spraying will
be. ovorbalnnced- to a considerable ex-
tent the failure of their neighbors
to ha. their trees so treated
~P‘resh Perk Tenderlolns. Bridge-
p011. Mk1. ‘ ‘ -
, The Brooklyn Eagle says. “As a mi
Jsult of the big strike in the Knox Hat
Manufactuilcg Company three and. a
half years ago. the board of directors”
,have taken a step which is unusual.
At a recent meeting three new mom-
rs Were elected from among the em!
Milliees, These men were John W.
'.InuII superintendent of the compp'iiy
plant at Boonton,N N.1., who has been
with the concern eight years; Albert g
,Theti'ord. t”sg’;1tar111te1111entof [the fac-
the htlpd of the com 1131. is a
,0ang
{11. ”“3? cements Florida, district.
~lmhist Cpllcgc ('«tlis. OBrien.
gsliuet music at 1111;;
iii Isnt, economical
parlance of years of
In pumhssing a I
””111 ”W? I, My. yum ,. (Lei,
HORACE R NASH, corner North Mgip and West Streets
1?“
- “I"
the troops saluted the national anthem
' iuet.membe1s of the diplomatic cm ps
'3 * 1301181333.. governors of states and 0111-
‘ AWWGUS oi the exposition were serv-
' walks to witness the military pageant
I
, and other Glacial yisiturs as well as sev-
.A am.
. from Union and Confederate soclcte
‘ and historical associations.
3'Optlcail Line. .
“A’
mix
re ”oi-IL: v ?‘
dam
,, returned to their vessels. and the army
‘ detachments Went to Camp Captain
~ president in the rotunda of the Audi-
‘Georgia Day 111 June
, ing the situation philosophically. They ,
- belleyd that first visitors will concede ,
1111111,, within a short time the manage ,'
-, interesting features (”if the exposition,
, is all ready and will
open . .
also complete in every detail of run “ '
structlon and installation. J ., . _
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America
(Continued lel‘lrst Page).
President Tucker faced the multitude-
A spontaneous outburst of chsorl n!
floated him as a testimonial of approv
by the people to the gigantic work
that had been done in celebration of
of the most important events in
history of the nation, as well as
Vlwnio. ,Mr. Tucker' s address was of
s h toil and chronological charac-
pt its conclusion he introduced
President Roosevelt.
When the president (If the exposition
concluded, it was some minutes before
President Roosevelt could proceed
with his address. The people again
and again gave vent to their enthusi
asm. As he messed the gold button
which formally opened the exposition.
3.11 was the signal for the unfurling of
a thousand or more flags on the on i
ions buildings. At the same time a
signal was given to the United States
and foreign warships and to the garri
son at Fort Monroe and all fired a so.
lute to the Union. When the echo
hands on the exposition grounds play-
ed “The Star Spangled Banner " and
by. presenting arms and all persons
present bsred beads. .
After this impressive ceremony, the
pIesldent of the United States, his cab
WWHWQ 110m, both branches 01.
aliens in the Auditorium Annex
the luncheon the moods
gIounds were cleared and the great
crowds seemed places around the
On the reviewing stand besides the
president were members. at his cabinet
oral hundred especially invited Silesia.
’l he military feature was command
cd by Major General Fred D. Grant. as
gIIIIId marshal. who was attended by
his staff in addition he had about,3 1%
score of honorary aides. chosen in; g1:
In there
rude of the' order named, there wens
detachments of marines and scanned
cuoreisn warships. the 231d Regiment
the United States Atlantic fleet, the
Third Battery of United States Field
rtlllery, the Second Squadlon of the
nited states Twelfth Cavalry. the
11st Regiment of, Virginia Volunteers,
and Batteries C and D. First Battalion
of Artillery. Virginia Volunteeers. .
artillery passed in columns of platoons.
No honors were paid along the lines
of march except the salute to the pres
ldent After the review the United:
States and foreign naval detachments
John Smith, which is the name given
A reception win he tendered the
torlum this afternoon by Ibo cinema
and dlmctors of the exposition. Ming
distinguished guests were invited
is not planned that the president shall
wisit any of tho exhibition buildings
he he intends to pill: the exposition on
1mm lately
prior the race 11 the president will
proceed to Norfolk on eltlIeI the May-
diowel m the 55-11mm the evening
he will be the guest of Mr. Tucker
and Bmlon Myers of the exposition
1IIIIInn-I'mIncnt,III a dinner given at MI.
Myers lIoIIIeI
, The. meaning of the ploverblai g33ol|l
Ilmtion was not an important function
in itself. On account of the unreadli
mess of the buildings there was little
machinery to set in motion, and many
offline buildings had not been supplied
with flags to be pnfurled. The cold
Best and most backward spring in tho
Iannals of Virginia. mmked by seven:
rainstorms in the past ”month. is
largely responsible for the opening
iceremonlcs being marred by incom-
pleted structures and unlnstallcd ma
chinery Although the exposition man-
{ligament showed marked energy, they
1were powerless
,order from the chaotic condition. Con-
,tractors were unable to complete many
01‘ the buildings in time for the in-
;siallation of exhibits. Freight con-
301. shipments and it was utterl
possible to unload unpack
,jexhibits. Labor famine contributed
largely to these mlgfertunes. ‘ " .. ,
.yet complete. many or. tithe omcials
,have ceased to dissemble and are tau
placate offer an attracion that will
In ect. cm and 01 which the nation
will he pr to aehudwledge the spon-
sorship proclaimed today by Piesldeni
Roosevelt.
will not, be favorable and therefore
some lIoIolc IIIeusIIII-s must lie-taken
to counte‘Iact them.
been announced that some of the
buildings are miizeady, and Innst be
closed to the pub
fixed; as the day w an the directors of
the exposition hoped to be in to open
all foatllrelfil. the Show; re seems
amplw 3330313133 fort-tho belief that most
of the bull lugs and streets will be
yin a, few 9.1111,!- ,- 319,01,“ the
gposltlon niacin}: advise
postponed to May . the m, cant, I
versary of the salt ement
tar-centennial of ”Ml til
Engllah at C e ry bi“. 1333112011
the change. it is ahead in these con-
‘tracts that the onus ion should he
opened from April 28 until November
mo; . This, I: “m lnterfere,jt waver,
with th as annuals bull 11m pro»
"a“? 1 tom ,I‘Iu tag, it
11 .r ., t * 31111331,
$11313“qu 3' dly, “1‘53 most '
of 1 nurse. be
The, States 113‘): lb“. Puflam in
4
of Weed Stains Infant”. 11 baltull on . 3 W ,
of United States Coast Artillery. sis.‘
battalions of the Naval Brigade from .
Full dress uniform was worn. The »
I foot organizations were formed in
' ' double ranks and passed in review in ‘
| company front. while the cavalry and
, in an order by General Grant to the ..
. post at the amenities grounds.
to bring anything like ,.
:gestion on the railway and steamship - _,
lines vexatiously delayed the arriyal
m- ..
1 in? I:
, stall the thousands of consigillnents of T‘
Realizing that the exposition is not
At the same lime they see .
‘ 1.11211 the reports of three caIly visilqu
'l‘lIcIoloIc it has 3'
may l‘fihas, been “
3‘5“va
Weeks ago that the inaugurlu date he
(James; ',
. town instead of having It thumps
tracts With no mastication prohibited
3.
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Lace Curtains
RUFFLED MUSLIN AND BOBBINETTE,
ALSO THE NEW STRIPE COTTAGE CURTAINS.
We now show
All
This department has been greatly enlarged.
a much larger selection of goods than in former seasons.
new and the very latest designs.
Lace Curtains, from sec to $7.50.
Ruffle Curtains,,from age to $3. 50.
Cottage Curtains, from $1. on to $3. 50.
Wmflow‘smfi 45c. 39c and 501:.
Complete line of Porticrs. Couch Covers and Yard Goods,
Curtain Scrim. Fancy Curtain Material. Silkolincs and cretonnes.
rip-
a
ope-es Washington Strain.
HAM (sMoKso) .' ....... Ice La.
PICKLES . . 10c ooz.
CHICKENS ......... 20c LB.
NEW CANNED cosN. “ ‘
..,3:,3,, joc’cfius 3GA3N§ FORLQSC on m .
,5" J W. DODGE,
"l,
1“?
as Washington-Street,
splat 3 -333 33
Perfect Vision 1: Possessed by Few Poop];
Many person‘s whose eyes are perfectly healthy are in need of glasses
to overcome other eye‘ defects. My ex periencc and special. knowledge in the
optical line enzillles Inc to adjust to the most delicate vision a properly
titted lens.
Consultation FREE. Lenses made to order on premises.
HOMER 3. Iron,- Refraction Optician.
Rooms 7-8 United Bank Building. South Norwalk. can...
Office hours 8 to 11: 30; 12: 45 to 6: 15. Saturday evenings. 79.
Special Appointments at convenl‘encc of patrons. 01. 363-12.
South Norwalh;3
No small measure of thi: charm of the new spring gowns will
be due to the Corset—the correctly fitted Corset—molding the fig-
ure naturally to the lines desired as an cflective foundation for these
ultra— tailored creatings. A must comprehensive assortment of new
models. embracing Corsets suitable to every physical proportion, 01--
lets a selection 'to meet every individual requirement. The sugges-
tions of our salesladle‘s will prove of inestirnable service in the selec-
tion of the correct model. 3 3 ‘
PRICES sec to $3.50.
N E RYAN 8| C0
South Norwalk - -
96 Washington Street. ,
: ‘ 2, a”
,No matter what. you ,
may wish to cook.
the New Perfection
Oil Stove will glee you just the right degree 3 pi heat
instant! No uncertain with this stoves . It's
acted, oil a oy'es—e lea new fe , ,llcw
pringél’ "On 11th 331d ironing dos J”
li‘l:
,2} rl‘i. 11
“1611311111 lime 011 Cook- Stove
1” ‘ outnumbered: 111m. Gives qmckmultsmth- 2,
,r‘.
out overheating the, ., t'chens, do inthrce, ,, pizes. . ,
Every stove mm”; 11* of ”at “ urn dealer’s. ‘1‘ i
"ll" our nectar m ' “
‘ , laid-grins
very:
, , or dealer' 3,
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