. Wfll
94m memento-ton
“I!
mice may»
it the time mil-4.4m Olin ” “m
roh.luadey
methane at
BMW” Mag
War by Patio:-
Ration—origin 01mm? lead.
e.
Recitatioan :et 1- flag? to You?
“ileoltatlonw-Wben spring 001nm.
Alice Hartw 1.
A- ntacids—rt. Death oi Our saviour,
rich ”currency bill. which
Mfflepreeoniatloa boa raw
‘allaolmgly that there to
will alwaye have it
with: the pollt ll
eight Yet when tho bill
fidgetitpaaaedthmulllthe
meduiieothlngeould
fittheinoreitap vieione
led. the greater _erel'the
ilr. Bill was ao early and
lia plating. Now the Home
unanimouely concludea that
. bill, norno other bill malt-
changer on the liner pro-
. woded. The committee, it
, = .io Wuhlngton diepatchea.
use. actuated in their dociaion
(convincing argumenta oi Iir.
‘ hapeciaily by hla poll or the
William ahowing an utter-
oppoaition’ to the meaaure,
‘ that even the mi. of mob
patty caucus mottdr ha been
abandoned. it to underatood
venerable amher la not at all
' 1th the development; in thin
and expletoe lila viewa on the
with characterletic empbaata. -
haa, perhapa, loot lever in
W, but he baa the aatteiae-
4.414! tooling that be rendered a val-
“.‘aervlce to the canoe oi aound
late nation" anance.
hallway lNVlNclILIO.
own——
Show Alter Cami-Preloaded.
a4 championship. ..
4 1. Avril ”retiree Ite-
n. Hoora'aeaumed the manage-
oi the Danbury baseball learn
been auoeeeeicl in melting ii in
4 true to its name "The in-
‘i' it in” at the bent nonli-
l iodine in the lime and in
WI denial! of the country.
Ilooro baa been constantly
‘ltlohout to get the very boat
the clue which can be lit-
eoina here. and even at that
r: lnvlaelhlea have won reg-
a veil. Manager noon to
for the aenrl-proieeaionai
etate
1
“genre ital completed hie
m on tor the aeaaoo.
will repreeentthe
and again thle year.
The
latitude. have one catcher
Ieid it behind the hat
bl“ been “Kill 0'.
4 a.
train will be an tollow .
and M4110 ahdr. 1.4
llteaeonJh...‘ Barr. an;
, . e44; i‘eneell. l. 1.; ll . e.
Wade. 44.;
.Mloua, on ouch aubieote Flam
Offering
of PloreoceJl 41y
“Millllldhm l!!!“ lllli'd fiery
Recitation-Futile White Deletea,
- Five Little Girle.
Laura lioeben.
Recitation-rue Glad New Day.
fight Beholara.
itccltatlon—llaater Lilies.
4 Howard lieehan.
Odertory solo.
Warren Soodeld.
Recitation—The Spoiled Stotue.
Nina Marlon Murray,
”Mgnflpritigtime la Coming.
Your Little atria.
”Recitation—Barter Day in Here,
Ada Marvin
Anthem by Choir,
Recitatian~Bntiercupg and Clover,
Ellie Oriel.
4
ml! HOW “the flu or run noun"
illp “WV! Theatre oi WlmMIl A: ”My
mum chomwhefi: m:
/ eating the claw how a theatre was
,, RTMNDlIN‘l‘l.
001‘ 1m NEW YORK.
The coming tomorrow night to
..... new one"
411‘! 'a he do In re.
"The line at the Hour," malice inter-
iound hu- li. in New Yorlt city When
«an. Brady and Orianier mode
t it- production oi the pie. iaet New
rent)" it war the hello! 4 at a New
York all" iayhouee we: in readineea
tor it on that weer oi the play-r.
hem traveled into New York to Al-
bany to m the original neriormaoce,
he drewtoiit. expmelng the tear that
the play might be regarded lie an at-
trout to Chariot 1'. Murphy, the Tam
many leader. and he (cared that, ill
care there might be political reprie-
44444. in vain did flea-re. Brady and
Orliuner welt to change the owner'e
mind; the latter obelinately reiuaed
in bones a play which he eaid was
_oimod directly at the heada oi the
Tammany Hall leader: and the "big
'una.” There waa nothing to do but
to take the play on a tour. No eaten-
uive omngernente were made regard
ing a route. for hie-era. Brady and
Grime:- wlehed to he prepared to daeh
into New York city he noon on an
opening ahouid odor. Ono did ofier.
one thereafter. and the theatre war
the Savoy. owned outright by 'l‘. D.
Sullivan. moat. oouaplcuoua of all Toni-
Addreen by Peeler.
Carol.
Benddictlon. 4 .
The mualo rendered by the choir tor
the ear wee much enjoyed and a great!
deelot credit la due the organism
Harold Wilton.
.
”Home Chapel.
The following in the order of exer-
cieaa carried out at the Springwood
Chapel. Sunday afternoon:
Bong-«GM Belle Ring.
lieapouaivo Reading—The Bible liter!
of liaeter.
Egg-Bum and Bioaeolne
Recitation—A Welcome.
Bugle Haveeaey
done—Elem Malone.
Recitation—Tho Beater Story.
Jennie Benedict. ,
Recitation—Walla lie to Lite Again.
Annie Banyai
Beth—The Song of Love Triumphant.
Rec tattoo—mm Cheer.
aryWargo
Recitation—duel oi Easter.
Kevan.
Bong—There to Joy Today
Recitation.
Willie liull.
Recitation,
. Helen nacho.
Bong—Joelle Liver.
Recitation—Three Deni,
Alva Smith. John 0qu and Frank
Bron.
Recitation,
“fly WWII.
Bo
e
Helen Wnrga 'nnd
rthn odoa,
Songml-loil to the‘Klng in tile Glory.
Addreaa by Rev. Dr. Mocinrinnd.
Song—The lfll'd la Bitten.
Song-Jeane Christ to lilaen Today.
Boom
WILL MEI? MMI. GOULD.
Prince Hello de Sagan alvee an inter.
view.
PARIS, April air—Prince Hello do
Sagan gore an interview to a repre-
sentative oi the Journal at the home
at a friend laat night home he ten
for Napier, in which he admitted that
he waa going to ltaly to meet ldadatPe
Anne Gould. formerly Connie“ lie
Cuteliane, to whom he ia '0
be engaged. but he refused to give any
intimation an to when and where the
marriage would take place. paying.
"the tuturo la in the hande or. ."
The prince deecrlbed bla experience
in America an "More." He aald he
won everywhere healeged by a legion
oi reportera‘and a horde of photog
raphera. and that the moat ridiculoua
thinga were nted about him and
Induce Gen a. lie declared alao
that even a high prelnte oi the Calho-
llc church took notice at to preeeoce
by iakuing a maniioato loot divorce
and thin induced the clergy each Sum
day to preach violent lemon: output
him and Nadaiue Gould.
lNdTAN‘l'LV KILLID m Ilii'l'Oi.
lean Valle [Pam 1'44“ Itery at Hotel
Morning.
BRISTOL, April ll .—Jallee Purcell,
“M“ iii
hotel thte morning. He wet apparent-
4y about Itoi'ty nan old. and a off
a below thaitnaea endll
right arm the elbow having
lie It)" aronM bl!
meant oi crutch». Purcell came to
the hotel int n ht. alter ngletertna
and paying for h a room retired early.
cleft word to be called athoclocit
lo morning. but did not come down
etaira when called. shortly hetero the
tattoo waeaeeaatthe window by it
paeeerhr. and «changed. the time of
- and that to by coming out. on Friday
4 pairona to witneae an entertainment
. been-engaged for the illuatraied aonge.
many politicians. lie war it entail
the mend night of the play, when he
olood up and cheered the actor» at
the end emote ii and ill.
EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE.
The euchro party had dance to be
veu by South Norwalli Council.1263 .
.e: 0.. on Friday evening neat. prone
lite- to be no big a aucceee ae the
province four. Judging (tom the late
of ticlteta. There in one more to be
held in May. and then the content
code. it to well to note that priaeit
will also be given on Friday night.
Now that the lured aeaaou of Lent
baa paaaed. it. to a good way to atart
the nuclei aeaaon in it proper way,
evening and attending the curd party
and dance oi that hliailing Ol‘filnlfll-
lieu South Norwalit Council. No. 125:;
Kuigbia of Columbua.
MOVING PICTURE” A'l‘ liOYT'S.
The theatrical eeaaon in drawing to
n clone and lienager Hoyt baa decided
not to place any more productiona or
cooling "The Great Divide" and one or
we other big city attractiono which
he baa already contracted for. M-
rangements were made yeeterday with
the lat-goat dealerii in American and
European photography to furnieh the
lutoat undo-data dlrna daily. Regular
utnertalniuenta will be given Friday
and Saturday eveninge and Saturday
matinee. Neat Monday he will coin-
mence and exhibit all the afternoon
and evening each day allowing the
at any time. A hut-clan vocallet baa
and every effort will he made to pm
out n refined and pleating entertain-
ment for a little money.
"AL IITATI TNANIPIRI.
Paul Roeatel to Hattie F. Siilrma.
land andbuiidlnga. laaace street. War.
David H. Van Humour to William
8. Hatfield. trait. meadow. idem Nor-
wallt. 0.
William ll. ilatdold to Oscar Am
demo and wife. ealt meadow. i-‘itat
Norwalh. War.
Them Gamble to Beat Nor-walk
Five Dietrlet. twenty. live-loot lot, lien
view avenue. War.
eooaevatr ugmoam. OAK. J
NEW HAVEN April af—rmmem
Rooeevelt baa directed that a memor-
ial oali be tent to ideal Haven and
planted on the alto of General Lafay-
etto'e camp. which wait occupied durv
ing the war with Great Britain. The
Album.
ed eternlne. but quite lllllplt‘ and aillty.
often uitcrwarda.
will clean them periorily.
mente the front of n suede pump in
London emolte color. Woven with the
buckle la a 444144 bow of grey,
ooetume which will hr in little out or
the ordinary. Pale may Wtiul poplin
ie the material. to in» irt;.mwd with
black linen and 0onvulmaonblne non
facile.
with atltohed eaahlo, with a hand oi
the black edged with the blue around
the bottom. The wailllutllll 144 0! the
linen with a Wlilv band :44 the neck
edge of white llrtlilili lolh llilllil embmi
tiered in ten. sourhl and blue. the dc-
elgua outlined in row oi inn. scarlet
and blue aouiurhv
outta, shopping barre to match and
Minimum enliiriiliim‘rd, alto. can ililtl
one to: her noodle ln the decoration
of candle ahndcn no handkerchief line
on ehadee ornamented with French
embroidery and trimmed with filot
lace are quite the thing ‘
in the buchlee and bows oi otraw in
eelf color which trim some
smarter tailored hula
very clear akin to wear a iowout even-
ing gown of melon crepe and coral
a“. m m ll! m 4'. ”7‘
than in many'other M with»...
their own. For inatanee. i all! me“:
blue. pink. yellow and than land."
they were all 114 tilt that they
blended beau lyuhnd were at all
the Jumble or colon they round.
Bree-melting at Horne has a new
use tor old bode preada. it to to cover
them with cheered h at allkoliue in
dainty color to imbibe inrulehing
oi on" bedroom and tacit their: at
miar intervaln at a comfortable in
Th e edgoa may Mbiflflln-
holed or bound. They are eoey to Whllll
and make aplendld quilta tor the
warmer weather.
in addition to the gully colored cro-
touue theta the Frolwh are wearing
aeporate coats oi linen in bright col-
on with eltirlo oi plain aerge.
Tiny Malteae crooner and other ug-
um are tailing the piece of the dot
on me or the never veilingt. On
one of those the border to a Greek
key dough—Malta and Greece all in
one veil.
Cloth of gold to tinding a new nae--
ior the theater bag to be carried with
the coatume and coat on which a good
deal oi gold embroidery a near-
The but which acoonipanea eatho enit
that to ornamented with lrieb crochet
button: it caught to the heir with a
pin which coneieta oi one oi the but-
toua mounted.
Tboae high (crowns and they mm
to be growing higher every day) had
to be covered in aoine way. and it lit
not at all aurprlaitig that entire one
thought of the wire] idea. and now
we here yard: of email roeeu. or per-
hape tiny fruit, nnlng at the have
and wendlng tber way round and
round the brim to the very top edge.
The iaahlon ior pendants and tomato
reachea the acute oi perfection in a
4:44an wrap of ellh in Oriental color»
bucli and when long code at the trout
um gathered into points, and all three
lluiuheth with very heavy iilllt inaneln
Foulard with large white route 444
much used for lining cloth lockout
which it matches in tone anye The
And it eleo record: 'a real
novelty in it not dream in walking
length tnilor made. and worn with n
liilli Jacket. Thin net lit n inraevmqah
Don' t clean your uniln with a allarp
inntrumcnt. 'l't roughons them and
molten it uoconeary to clean them mole
Ask the manicu
who doea not mean acid to clean til
nailn why ahe doea ilut. and alto will
tell you that it in not ucoeuaary: that
it robe them oi all the natural oil
which iii ouchtinl to their beauty. and
that nine timer out of ten pure aoep
A buckle oi JIMDi'flfl deolgn ornn
Here in an idea ‘frum Vogue for u
The hhirt 1444 444‘ eleven gum
Mim- ono W'lti all her wniata and
There in something very eatlaiaetory
oi
One unit have very dark hair and a
the
oak will be planted on Arbor tidy.
, hum
int 254:.
henda and jewelry.
With W that has been nude in
men’ 3 com:
' natural molt—the teach
atanderd
Not only do wereadety ibedeennil~we
carcinogen.
”Wm.” om.
AflowhandGoImJndllariclMZ
JOSEPH DAVIS,
Teller. Mien Hatter, ”relation,
ll Wllilihm “a
”with:l clam
“Multilateral”
hCo'torgaolutionoi
fl~nmmmuuuw-w—
M Wilt.
The lllaoe need no trial the eeaeen'e
1y a dainty white atraw ‘fl'ffld with.
which hangll in a long point at. the 4, .
NEWS OF lNCOlPORATiONS.
North 6 Judd Manuiaeturlng co. inc
creaeee tiapltai.
The North & Judd Manufacturing
Company. of New Britain. illed ycatcr-
day with tho iiocrctory oi the State a
certificate oi lucrenao or capital atdcit
from 024441.000 to 0500.000. the oharee
to have a piir value of '25 each.
The A. swan Company. of New
wich llledc o certificate of incorpora-
tion yceterday. the incorporation being
Moon (1. Swen. William ll. Baird.
Peter Croecorolli and George w
“core. The company baa an author-
iaed capital attack oi $20,000 and la
to deal in automobilea machinery nod
electrical au plied
authorized capital alouit 0! 015.000. the
ball! 44 drain and prt‘ivielon huaineaa.
will latte over the hardware tats
owned by John hi. ltnaaell.
tallaailon to 012.500 1444117
The Mutation
New Haven hall
3e“ up
lfld g certificate M
lie authoriaed capital elect to “6.009.
oi? New Here».
NORTH Iii"! athlNd 00.
oompuny yesterday reelected direc-
tion whoa. tem- bad expired.“ The 1
MM 4444 of ii 308.!“ I'tlltl
anal report allowed helm
4% divided a lent rear
4
Tum tic wartecomnady.oiltew4
irondoh. hue been incorporated with an *
amount with which the company will :
The John M. numu Manufacturing ‘I
coronary. of Nonnum- it. tiled e certttl- .4
note at incorporation ”WWW :
The (PM :
omnany of I
incorporation with the auto Will”. 2
divided into 1440 aharee oi Q4041 each. '
end the MMWMIW are .1. .4 liavle. I
C..i‘ William and '1' .4 intact-14.404 :
Dliltll'l‘li. Minn. Alli'll Si villmll‘ :
holdere oi the North finite Milling .
WHY does your dreamehr recommend thie corset l Becaeee it eavee
leer worlt, and enables her to give you the local figure you ever had.
No. 312, lor tho tall stout woman
No. 320. tall flout. oftlt “Flainina-Baclt”_.
No. 314. for the alter: stout woman . .
No. SIB. aliort stout. with “Heroine-Back”
No. 5l0, for the tall stout woman
No. 5”. tall stout, willi‘ Flaming-Bach".
No. SIS, for the alter! stout “no.5:
No. 515, with Nome Bust Supporter. . , .
”if”?
[III/144444444431vilififillllllliiilill" 4444 ll
5m UTWuMAN!
.. ,.. SELF-'HEDUEINB
fl ‘ CORSET, .
BEFORE HAVlND YOUR
NEW DOWNS FITTED”
GHAT’Sgoodadvice; ion-no
woman baa over yet re-
duced horahdoolc imvitb
comion and pcrleci relay. by
the use oi ”33W except
the Name lI-Reduclng.
OUT weatnuflme wear to
alendernm below the
walaulfno may do lo. and atoll he
mob coulonablebo'u‘wea'tlltm the
Reducing
"Flntnlnfl-Back " Mela.
OMEN oi luxuriant taotamrilo y
$10.00 for our superb No. 1%,
will get a career for more ehaooiy.
stylish, cotniortgblo and durable than the
best French eoreet they can buy at
double the price. .
EHOUSMDS oi stout women. who
fancied that they malt have
their corsets made murder are
now saying“ more than hell their
money and enjoying greater corn-
!art, by wearing the famous Ncmo Seli-
Rcducing Corset.
$3.00
‘1
l
'1
I
$5.00
0 e
No. I000. with duplex straps and “Helping-Bu " $1000
“Y
W
number or irlonda in thla city After
awaiting before the immune Mia-
alonnry Movement last
was a goal of his brother iionry w.
Taft im- ihe night.
.
rat-'7 tcavse ron waarlmo'rou.
NFW YORK. April 21 ~Borit-tnry
utter having delivered enveinl sport-b-
Through the agency of w. 44. Do-
(limno. n twenty-elation. farm. houao
and barn. clock and tooth for hire. D.
ht Erlachcr. of Wilton. lilil been sold
toL. Hurlbnrt. of Detroit. Mich.
e-flé
‘lil Whflflmll O'l'e
TeaderLeeaMera
Nae dam lemma“
” errteieenvrtvne-eieaevve m
FOR
1 Easter Specials
See Yesterday’ 8 Paper
I LOUIS JOSELOFF
72 North Main It"
Tel. Call ”2.
ii. 'i‘nit left for Washington [witty
and having met in o nuclei why a
evening. he
__——-nu.n.—_um_.——
FARM SOLD iN WILTON.
lentil Nor-walk.
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Our Prices Talk and our Goods
Speak for Themselves.
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OUR ”IGIALI POI WIIK‘O' APRIL M”.
iii strictly Freeh (toilet lggiltor 25a
Ilelioloua l‘reeh Nada Butter. (atriclly pure). lb lie
National Blecult Co'tloai Gouda 9e
Pure heal lard. per pound . lie
“4.164011! TIA. AND cameo WAT ”1'40".
lid alanine with 1 4h. 14' Beat New (1 Toaa at Ice
mmwuwithllb. fellatiod'i‘ee «{WW .. . 40a .
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do “little with 1 to. If and Java notice the
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10 "AHPO Wl‘l’id ANY 0' FOLLOWING:
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