“maladies.
rats: a: no: 1:05p to.
invited. our
II» 1'. Robert Ii. Wilcox.
,' Chap. Miami» lantern liar
in lasoalc Building, llonth
ltl’oot, 3d and ill: Wednesdays
month—July and August es-
‘l: ll o’clock. All ment-
0. I. l. cordially invited.
lfllBouhorJV .hi. lira. lds
...—...-
in the senate.
bill
the first it? denounce as
‘ in principal and a measure
yi.”|ilshcols amended by
W . who has stricken out the
authorising the use oi rall-
hos'ds as a balls or circulation.
fl words tho sonata was com-
vista-on the most valuable
his “cargo-irons his point of
hopaof saving the rest.
, lldaibccured the advantape.
sing a predestined
. {or sweet oi apartlal
‘ Also he‘lraalossonod a good dost
_ the strain bu himself, ior u the
Lil fails in its present tom he will
the less to regret, lacking as it
‘ the ioainres be probably regard
sin it cblei merit. out the bill still
.w
.a lesser extent, and will be so
impeded in the House that
lll‘sotlro detest is more than probo-
A CHURCH DEMOCRATIC.
"it we ore to follow Christ the
church cannot adopt a policy of pro-
tection. she must have a tree and open
musket. She must have no restriction
emigration to her shown. To the
believervwe must soy: "Come in and
that you may believe" To the
all who says he has had no religious
We we must say: “Corns in
Ill share the warmth oi this fellow-
and let your elections be touch«
by Christ.” To the man of moral
W we must as : "Come in and
altars our strength.” it he says: "i
so; too weak and unwell," we must
"This is the abiding place
must of physicians." it he
. and tells us that he is attald
, its my fall again we must say:
3*on do we will lift you up, even
and seven “moo"
is any ground oi exclusion
. it libel. be only than which
the pharlaee. who thinks that
u
, May is: Does the church dare to
L Jllill Christ to twillr publlv
and sinners, to lnvi them to her
. “bio, to let the sinful women in
M! hum! hotel, to wolcoillir
. . not simply to seek the right-
to heal the sick and not the
V g f who Md no physician?"
the paragraphs quoted are iron: an
. delivered last. evening bolero
W Congregational club by Rev, Char~
"I. liaciarlapd, of South Norwailr,
‘ . M the passage indicates the
. oi the argument made by the
. it was a plea tor a demo-
cburch asoppoaed to the church
accopti unity as members those
are able to anhscrlbe to all the
ct its cm and whose life
W oi as slamming committal.
.liaciarland's ideas are in line
' was which are receiving the
at other thinkers. 'l'iio
' which be paints la oi an ideal
“holy to be brought into existence
, tho inrbrediste future Yet the
' up ot arr ideal is a good thinl
. to increase brotherly love and
-. and it all that is to be
ll not lltiiitndialell' possible
tho right.“ direction. he via-
Micronesia-stasis
olhtuciiofthoboatlbollht
gm. ltisthovoioooftlio
rather thaaoithoeoassrvw’.
ii mambo-awblchwili
withiatoultaodthslss-
W
”ler “TUR-
MY.
. mt‘h‘l’lb
an Hill at this are.
its "vicious principal, " though 1
find enough. The supreme one» .
villusoitbbidaaimayleadtooiplalts
“clergyman address certainly"?
plies-Willis.
1. hack in ms,
mat Minerals! revolution.
lildeulrcd.’
suspicion arid deception.
with unusual case.
at the buyer' s option.
. (l. Hark back. it you will, to
back anywhere.
A.T.5i~sri&Ce.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
Very eilectivc arc the bits '0! color
that are so artistically introduced up
on white tailored waists, the iaucy for
editing the trout plalt and the culls.
with bands oi plain color being one of
the new ideas: and when the which
alery that dccoratba the plait (and
cuffs) runs over upon this colored
border the result is more than usually
charming.
Satin bordered lsce stolcs extending
nearly to the loot oi the gown are
noted on a costume designed for one
of the weddings that will soon be in
order. These stoles start at the about.
are belted in at the waist. giving a
more trim appearance than it tell
loosolll the way. and with lacs-rudle
sleeves and pislied chiilcu vest. make
the gown dainty enough tor the most
fastidious bridesmaid.‘
While the maturity of the striped
materials for spring tailorvnrudo suits
show the stripe in another tone oi the
same color, the line hairline stripe at
white is still considered smart. the
most youthful cflect being obtained
when these stripes run an inch or, two
and one which perhaps in “9‘"
it you wish your spring suit to bear
a Frenchy suggestion. have the ac-
companying blouse the exact shade oi
the shirt trimmed with pipings of rib.
bed MIG.
in spite at all the new gored and cir-
cular models. the platted shirt retains
Its popularity by a new ariangerhent
and two inches iron the
pound is a sensible length tor wall-
and general wear.
‘Dld you ever realise that you have
an astral color?" queries Dress. The
We occultlsts are now busy so
snrlng as thatm sot only has each oiA
us as astraicoicr but this color
defied if we aspectm
health and was“. Just what is
tobodonolit occult tdoasnot
harmonise with our com snda
hairless not in the least disturb those
snrlaent scientists.
are circular supports toba
badmadaya tor placing the candles
above the birthday cake while the
alto is slipped is beneath 'l'hssoa
monoculture and tile cabs is not
lacing the candles in
tbelcisg, nor is it as likely is be
flavored with was sad bit-oi the
ottbswils osttlcoat
lochsthere will be
H’l‘YiflOyanvagc, in Philadelphia.
} tbstowasconcstvcd'sncwhindoistorc.
L “ltwaacvclvodaodbroughttcrthiromtbe
troubled chaos ct sharp practice which
praccdcdlt.
“htbcbcginningmantolighllboboasts
filMloucuro his raimcnt. Within tho momeryol
mmmofltbououdngctanowhplingsnibatatair
'pricewascnlyschisvodaiteralcngbattlcolwltssndhcursoi
der where they lie list and wide. but _
.. '. 4
hem“0ahliall."caulethedrstaboiot the
and two years latter.» the
“GiandDopot."athirtocnthand Market, the Nclend at
a Store declarcdits independence oi old traditions and ‘stsstcd
the new era in General Retailing.
Q Then, tor the that time. the purchascrrccclvcd
Ali'cfl (loot-mice.
ThoOnoLoweatl’r-lco.
TbelReturnoi Mombrficcds.
b
ll At once and lcrcvcr was dissipated the tear. uncertainty.
The priccvllgore that was not 'siraiti
to lace the criticism oi the whole world—the trade as well as
the public-sppcarcd boldly on every garment. every belt at
goods, on every article tor sale.
' (L The day that One-Price and the Free liotnrnabilltyot Goods
was established timekeeping became an honorable business.
The ruminant and his salesmen could go borne airtight tcclicg'
that they had robbed no man oi his lot! bargsln. and without
regrets let not having tried to get more where some sale came
«That day laid the poiid steel rails tor the train at commerce.
instead oi the rock-strewn road oi price-haggling which had
compelled slow travel until that day.
Ci. For the Sublime in the history at the Retail Business the
. strongest lcaturc ol good advertising became a possibility-the
price could be quoted to the public. .
0, Thai act tore down the lance oi tear. The store win no
longer a trap to catch the unwary.
good legal tender at Wanarusltcr's as a bank note backed by
the Government; tor it couldbc brought back. tor the money
The merchandise was at
(All at this sounds trite and commonplace today. but it
creatcdo trade revolution THEN.
the days bciere Wanamaker:
came to New York. Could you have a pattern oi dress goods
cutirom the piece. and return it to the store it you iound you
didn't like it when you get it home.
Ci. You never thought ol trying to get your money back.
fl, Wenarnalrcr's came: and now you can get your money
(i. Every morning the Wanamaker thought is: "How can we
make this store BETTER P ‘S “ How can we give better
public service-greater satisfaction to our customer howmahc
I the working conditions better let our employees ? "
JOHN WANAMAKIER
Bundling. Fourth Am
Built to Terri Sour
New .YCli'lk City .
o
it with nlmy not. Such a hst‘ruuet be
handled with a deft touchto keep it
light in client.
Not a little style ls demanded oi the
wearer of many oi the fancy centres
with their fantastic shapes and trim-
mings; on the wrong persona they are
simply fussy and untidy instead oi
chic and smart as they should be.
a huge alsrotte
angles with the but- (and head) is
one of those selects that must be
studied train all sides bciore venturv
lng upon. but it is novel, and, if be-
coming. decidedly smart.
A tnblespooniul oi Worcestershire
unucc is a desirable addition to many
common dishes
The beaten whites of eggs will clear
your soup just as it will your canoe.
it is well to know this when one wants
to matte an inviting couscrnme. ,
The Journal tells of a new device
tor carrying the miniature powder
putt. mirror, etc. instead or having
thorn all stored in one receptacle. one
suspends them each in a separate
golden case from a golden bracelet on
her arm. You can see what opportunv
tiles this oliors tor Jeweled settings
and quniutycontrlvod monogram.
NOIWALK GHM'Tln Mll‘i’ltlo.
Ladies oi Wootport Hag Char-gallon
. Program Voatorlay Aitorneoo.
The last nesting oi the Norwalh
Chapter, Daughters, oi the Revolution.
was hold at the Historical House.
West avenue. yesterday silences.
lira. Charles Quinlsrd in the chair.
The martin was in char oi the
members the WM West:
32..“ who gave a piano duct by lira.
Nash: address. ltcv.
Mr. leaders. mm mustn’t? “swam; ct
Him a rs.
Day and liiss liasli. tir. lando'ra‘ ad-
was Mouse to with great ap-
nrosiatlos and interest. it was solici-
srly sad notched. bliss liary llaard
gave a treat tolling account oi the
run-mrrmrntnrcu
n a s a an-
t'iir litre-tbs imam to
buy
bwfigbamfiam the ting the rustic
ad for the social hour. who:
do lorries Musicians were served by
the Wutmm
. McNeil is known as one at the most
' aggressive fighters who hare llgnred
ants l-
BCBWHTON.K .
For the sum oi "7.4:. Andrew 3. life-
Noni capitalist and iron magnate. has
become the sole owner of all the
Pennsylvania Railroad property within
the city limits, including height and
paucngsr stations. round houses' and
”memoirs equipment ‘
The roll it losing to pay the tax
assessed by the city. Clerk Thomas 8.
H00“! uttered its Willem! among
others sold for unpaid taxes, and do-
ciarod it "too gtLhyd a bargain to mitts. "
in the courts or New York. New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania and those wbq
itnow him well expected to see trouble
when he makes his ultimatum to the
railroad. it is sold McNeil will de-
mand the road vacate his property
that be may tear down the unsightly
passengw station which has been on
eye sure to tile city for years.
'TWM lVlil THUl.
When i was a lad
A digestion i had '
'l'hat assuredly was a Jim dandy.
And it seemed to me tough
i could ne'er get enough
or scenario! as cheese, mincopie and
can y.
Things have changed. I must own.
lines to manhood l've grown. .
Now choose 1 can get by the bum-
mock,
ice of candy loot high
And that laahlns of pie.
nut oli'wbore is that Juvenile stout
ac
f0 ll. W" in Benton Transcript.
l
placed at right
corn is noted for.
w.
{Murrow
Hiowuls and Etruscan vases.
quality to.
"N" More by Web liars!" and
auspice by M Tarlov. .
The loutn Norwslis l‘lre Department
was" called out this morning at 5
o'clock by an alarm iron: has it. in
Connecticut avenue. The Old Well
Hook and ladder Company's truck
was unable tomuptboli'alrlloid
avenue hill on account of the heavy
load, and the chemical hose wagon
was stalled in the mud in Taylor are-
true. The supply wagon, with Driver
Samuel lioilowsn. reached tho scone
oi the bless all right. but the Ive had
been nonfiction“ by a poll or two at
later byt
The house is owned by Adolph Kass
tor, and is occupied by Charles Tar-
lov. The on was caused by an over-
heated stove or Ire in the chimney,
which set tire to the mantel. But very
little damage was done.
in the museum at the University of
Ghent there is a set of srttllcial teeth
tonne in a tomb at Orvloto along with
Their ago
a dated as from 5,000 to 6,000 years
before Christ. Tooth stopped with gold
have been found in Greek tombs. in
the construction oi iaise teeth re-
course was had by the ancients to
bone and horn Bensoni was tuned in
some munrrnies' artificial teeth mode
of creation. Frills teeth were very
common among the Romans.
, No man perhaps suspects how large
arm important the region oi uncon-
sciousness in him is; what a vent. un.
known territory lies there back of hill
conscious will and purpose. and which
is really the «reuniting power of his
life «lotus litrrrtlughs
To Buy Your Saturday
Groceries From.
The interest created in leading cities
during ti! o past year by young Hr.
cooper with his new preparation, is
largely accounted tor by a peculiar
quality possessed by this medicine,
which he calls his New Discovery.
bin Cooper believes that internal
parasites. or tapeworms. are respon
sible for much ill health. and it is an
undoubted tact that his medicine has
expelled immense numbers oi these
creatures in various cities visited by
him. The young man also believes
that stomach trouble is the main cause
of all in health. lie claims that low
can have poor health with a'good di-
scstion. lie further claims that his
New Discovery medicine docs nothing
but tone up the stomach, yet it not
only espels the parasites, but relieves
many other ailments not as a rule as-
oociatcd with stomach trouble.
little Jessie Birdsall. dau gliter of
Mrs. ids Birdlall. living at 2133 Car-
roll avenue, Chicago, is among many
relieved of a large parasite by Kr.
Cooper's preparation during his, stay
in that city. in speaking of the mat-
toy to Mr. Cooper. the mother said:
"lily child Jessie, who is tonrtoon
years old has been coloring with this
trouble for over seven years. Until
this morning we did not know what
the trouble was. She was extremely
a
on».
REMINDID WM OF ROME.
The chronic tornado in Kansas led
\i’llliarn C. King of Kaunas City. who
is registers-d at the Cochran, to tell
the Washington Herald of the exper-
temp of a Knssan crossing the Allen.
tic in rough weather
"One morning.” lrbgnn Mr. King.
“this Kantian went out on deck when
a big gate was blowing. Nobody was
in sight cxccpt the captain.
"' '60 below there" ultoutml
captain
"The rrssncngcr looked around
use to whom he was talking.
"'You mean mo?‘ he yelled beck.
it‘ligu be sow there was no one clue in
l 51
the
it)
EXPillil ll NEW MilHli-
Ml'VLOllIl the loastlittie thing Wolli'l
upset her: her was coated, up i
at times she w d have a good up-
potite, then again could not bear tir-
lil’bl 0110005 I” w restlen» in
night. had a m breath, especiaiii
when she up at mornings W~
tried everything to rolleve her hm
met with no success. We were turn
on the point of giving up trying .m ~
thing else. when we began to mud n.’
Cooper’s New Discovery. Several day;
alo we purchased this medicine. in.
sic has been using it regularly. out
this morning this parasite leit ilw
system. i don't wonder thnt uh:- bru
always felt bad, and nothing we won] i
give her seemed to relieve her. Now
that she is relieved of this lapewor:.x
i feel sure that she will grow iwttrr
each day. and rainy perfect health.
lair. Cooper, your medicine is worth n
thousand times more than you chillin-
ior it. I know of 0 number oi people
troubled the same way as Jessie has
been. and l certainly expect to tell
them personally to try your medicine. "
We would advise anyone who in.
hen troubled for score time with art
crnl poor health to try this great mm:
tcine. We ere agent for it in this oil»
«The Clitiord Pharmacy. South Nur-
walk: The Bridge Pharmacy, Em:
Norwallr.
the captain came alongulde.
"'Well, i goods not,’ protested thv
Kcnsnn; 'l'm up here to see how on“
of .. your mountain-high waves mu!
"tcrrlllc gales“ compare with what
we have in Kansas in the way or u)-
cloncs. This ain’t a patch to win-l.
I've seen out our way.’
“A big wave broke over the dock.
weeping the Ronald nit. They plckr-«i
him up with a broken leg, 9. twiuiwl
shoulder. n sprained wrist and his
face looking on it it had been drama 1!
backward through a brlsr pistol.
When he came to he new the co;
lain. g
"'lly gravy, cap.‘ he said fi‘l'iilz.
'thut remlnde me. at home only it on .
"’Of course. i do; go bulow.’ and
....
Cut prices of Which this Well-known con- F
You know the '
expect. '
EGGS. 'Wal'rantod Fresh. dolor! . .. ................... .zLoc
EGGS. Fancy Large Native. dozen . .................. 25c
BUTTER. Delicious'Frcall Made. a pound ........... ago
i Sugar at Cost. , a
5 lb." 1m. r f“ 30 'ubs 5“: x 3° 1“. ‘1.
Maud S. l’luur. bag ...... 81: l urlt'v Mixed Cakes. ll; .ioc
Maud S i-.'inur bill. ..... $6. 30 Best Muiuc l’iwllllltics pk... 29c
l’urc Leaf Lard lb ...... in: Magnolia Milk can ....... no
3 lbs. “Uiitlflitr (milieu. .s‘5c Clm'cr Milk, can ......... sic
snobwnns. Hammond Belt. a pound ............ sy,‘c
Pink Trading Stamp Offers for Saturday”
()0 Stamps with I "l. Very
Best Tea ..............50c
50 Stamps with r infancy ‘
No. 2 Tea
30 Stumps with ilb. Mo-
Kn Coticc ............. 32c
25 Stamps with i lb. “who
and java Coffee ..
.....
30 Stamps with I lb. Good 20 Stumps with i ll). java
Mixed Tea ............30c
zoStamps with y. lb. Very i
Best 'I'ca ........ .. . . . .ssc
and Maracaibo Cofl'cc . . .25c,
5 Stamps with 1 lb.‘ Santos
Colic;- ..... ....soc
3 CANS NARROWS BRAND
TOMATOES .........25c
SOUTH NORWALK.
wannanrnp your! noos..
vnnstorrr excellent! Burns a...
FRESH mane Roam owner creamy». ..........slc
NATIVE RED OHIO”. . . . . . . . .
Fancy Seeded Raisins. lb. pkgatc r
3 cans Fancy'Stuic Corn. ...sgc Fresh «lug Parsnips, pit. . . . All
i cant Tomatoes . ..........sgc Fancy l..enrons.dos., sec; 5 (or so
i cons ‘liarly June Potts. . .. ..agc
2 cans l’csrs ...r...........sgc [resin cut Smoked 13ch? Front
2 cans Fancy Musics Salmonmsc 5c up,
.llard llcsds Cabbage tron“: gc up
Kale. Spinach. Celery, Lettuce. banks' Fairy Soap. we give a cake
Parsley. Citl'i'illll, Fancy Apples. with each pound oi Coder or ball-
pcuod oi Tea. Price as usual.
timber, dlgoodssoldcomplywithpnroieodiaw.
Louis Joseloll‘
.‘uueissu-‘m‘
Urn tiger.
‘ THE STORES THAT. our THE PACE.
Mutual Benefit
Buy where your dollar gets the most value: where you get
the best goods tor the may—buy here.
Specials your everyday necessities and not shcpwcrn goods.
:aMf‘.
NewYork Grocery Co 1 SATURDAY
NORWALK. ‘
We include in our
rs torsgc
............. qt.. 5c; pic. 35¢
a bundles .Kiln Wood......sgc
Have you tried come of our
in order to introduce Flirt
Wowbbicirdcnscur
W
The Paris Cloak
33 South Main Street.
a dcrn night wetter.”
and Suit House,
South Norwailt, Conn.
Sale of Spring. Suits Coats,
Skirts and Waists.
Wu hmc the finest collection of Suits and Waists In town, and we
sell for much less than the other stores can buy at .boleaulc becauuo
we make our own goodu. We are
the state. Come and be convinced.
his ladiea' Suit». for this ssln . . ..
320 Ladics' Suite, for this sale .. ..
$25 Indics‘ Suits, ior this sale .. ..
130 Ludios' Suits, for this sale .. ..
3 7 indicts” Coats, tor this sale”
llil ladies Coats ior this sale ..
Slit ladies' Coats. for this sale ..
his. 50 Ladies' Coats, tor this salon
Ladies’ Waists in Two Hundred Styles.
SKIRTS—The Widest an? 3;."51.
icfidahlallcolors.
the largest tit-piers in this; port or
............................ $12.50
................ ' ......'...... ‘1‘.”
....................... $20M
............ J‘............... $22.50
............................ ‘4.”
....... .. .7.”
9”
...........................
................. $11.90
$298M $1498
We Alter Free of Charge, and Guarantee a Perfect Fit.
. SALE IN BOTH STORES: ,
515-517 Main St., Stamford. 33 So. Main St. South Norwalk.
The Paris Cloak
"......”-
..J..s..l.h.nt.a.. .
“do
mmrmmresras.
FRUIT SAUCER
With a lbs purchase or more oi lplcos, distracts. Chocolate, Cocoa.
also. lies in addition to usual checks.
stream—ac Loo—«mo
and Suit HouSe.
flhniliSclliaizabave lot
, w I
r ”24¢
Norwalk Chronicler