soon titration:
I?“ WISHES”
iii: MWLET E.
arm ISA Sf‘t’"
TERMS
An“: I:
You ant to Appear as Well
Dressed as Your Neighbor
, (II To brmg this dosired effect about, come to us; besides selling 3
you Weanng Apparel cheaper than any other store, we show y0u : *
_ the largest Variety, best selections, and give you accommodations
unequaled by any other stare. .
ill. That the public demands the convenience of the Easy Payment
Plan, Is pretty well proved by the fact that our Cash store com- ‘
petitors, by a curious subterfuge, actually grant easy payments. ,
ill They employ women agents, Who go from house to house, so-
liciting trade among the people, giving large commissions to these
.: secret agents, for selling the goods, and giving them again com-
‘j mission for collecting the bills' to weekly payments.
(I Thus we see that the secret rebate Is not a thing of Railroad
a one.
(II Come and see our FURNITURE DEPARTMENT—4M beat
assortments in The Norwalks. .
(II We are agents for the OUAKER RANGES and HOOSIER
KITCHEN CABINETS. We carry all kinds of Mattresses, Beds,
Rugs, Oil Cleths and, in fadt, everything desired for good house-
keeping. ,
(ll Come, give us a leak! Compare our prices, With”
advantages, given to purchasers here, with those .
store, and an In accordauCe with your findings.
,«
S:
“the Special ‘
any ether
Iirt‘rrr F. VVeIdweli and Erwin: I“..,H“’I‘, ‘
* "cLusreootI. TOURNAMENT.
litigton will be played tonight;
l
George F. Foot: Victor in Game With:
’ ‘I‘ J J. Oohill Last Night
A well played game of pool last night
inane South'Nor walk Club pool WWW. -
meat was enjoyed by a large repre
It juvenile. whose parent. had Just be
. W
Sun to run his own motor
VOTEDINNSH if“: "lifegllJl-ARS‘" l “A podflmwc my son." said the ir-
e oven 83 3
All the members of the Connecticut]
delegation voted with the “regulars,"
THE TRAVELING SALESMAN
he touring company of The 'l‘ra'vat
at; Salomon, James Eorhes‘ gyeat:
poor oharrfteura."~—- Tlt- Bits.
r
‘ Palmer, and
'1.‘ booth ttflNow
. I-xrrcntlw
‘- tints and corinolseui‘s
'- their voices to protest against
.- clause In the new thrift? bill exempting
“What is It. pedestrian, papa?” asked
rltable papa, "Is a person who gets
hit the way of motor can to annoy the
- tor Boys at Msr don.
'Ilallt ol His Imam} ‘ the ‘Old
Tyler Homestead
Nraw LONDON, March lib-«Ill was
announced here today tirat l’reu‘tdent
' :Wlillnm ll. ’i‘ai‘t might spent the sum
, mei‘ months in New London, anti that
‘ tho govornn‘rent business would be
transacted here. Negotiations are now
under way for tho lease of tho Intru-
' alou oi’ the late Cut. A. C. 'l‘yior; and
a member of the ’l‘nft‘houoohoid is
expected here in u fe‘w daytiln look
over the mansion to you II“ it 'wllh lit
tho requirements of the head of the
nation
The move to bring President
'l‘till
I to New Mutton originated with (Inorgo
chi Palmer. a well knOWn manufacturer
and a personal Irlonti of'the president.
At. the Yale-iiurvard trout men that
June, Mr. 'l‘aft was the guest of Mr.
before leaving the Illy
’ expressed himself an pleased with tho
_ bountiful drives and the ideal I'Oillll-
. limits of New London as It summer rc-
sort.
l Al the time Mr. Palmer suggested
that in the event of his olectihu to
;tho presidency that Mr. 'l‘iift might
make his summer home III New Lorr-
,Ilon and the then score y of war
said that was an after or) lderuiion
‘io be taken no.
, 'I‘lto 'l‘yler mansion In ono of the
show prices of New Ianrdon. Situated
In Port t uwuuo In, It largo pork.
and wt hin II hundred feet or llli‘
shore. t In fps corner of the .-nls
i tdu'atl colony. “there is a large doth
Illroctl in front ot‘ the mansion and
war vodnols can come to anchor wlrh
III II few that or the shore The resi
dents hope that Mr. Palmer will be
successful In Iutlutiutz the president
to oome here us It would be a great
London the most at
' lrnttlve su‘Inrnor resort (in the Atlnutlr:
I.coast
,l,
”v.1...
Pttae cunro m a 'To to drive.
Pnzo OIN'I‘MI‘dNT is guaranteed to
cure any case or liciting, Blind, Bleed~
In: or Protrudlnx Plies In it to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.“ ,
SOME U NFAVORIABLE REPORTS.
Presented In the Senate at HIrtIord.
‘ Yesterday.
IlAIt'I‘h‘thD. Mart-It 19.»4Jn tit.“
count of the absence of (Intel‘nor Lil
Icy front the ethic hI- hating gone to
imkcwood N l,, and the consequent
taking of his place by blunt. Governor
Weeks who held an "at home" in tin
r'hnrrrhern, President Pro.
'I out. Brooke presided over the senate.
\cntorrinv. Uninvorahlé reports were
presented o a bill prmldlug for
amendment 0 the charter or the city
of Waterbury, one or which provided
for the changing, of the number ol
wards front live to twelve, another gir-
ing the board of alderman power ,to
enact SDI‘CHII limit of speed oi auto
mobiles within their rf‘ty. and another
,1? which had to do with the pollen do
n partrnent. I
The senate rejected in concurrenco _
The bills were rejected.
the proponaflfor creating a city of
Orange. ‘
Unfavorable reportsv were presented
by tho vorun‘rittee on flattering and
game and concerning n closed season
on shod which aimed to change the
time from April I to Juriem. to May
it) to June 20. It was explained that
if the longer term had been enacted
an an experiment it hhd not lmd until
« cient time to property work cut and
should be given a longer trial ‘llro
conmrlttoo on lrrcorporntlons reported
, favorably a bill to allow amendment of
“to Merlrlen Gas Light Company's
charter. A resolttlldn was IntrOdueett
appointing Alfred P ClitYord of Her
t'ord. trustee of the. Connecticut School
Petitions provid—
ing for prohibi on of the liquor trnf
he by referendum vote and nigtred by
a number of Bridgeport citizens were
read and referred
The following matters were passed
from the calendar: Resolution amend;
tag the charter of the Hartford Cour
ant cernpany; amending the charter
of the Connecticut Baptist Conven-
tron amending the charter of the
lnrkmiilo Water Company; authoriz-
ing the hoard of Water commissioners
of Hartford to create a slnhIn‘g hind
and amending the charter or the 3-:llilo
"1‘5 dlotown Electric Light Company ‘
Bonn the
Signature
if .
Chicano. MM... ”inf .
have raised
the
from duty only siren Works of art as
are 29 years old or older. The p11;
vision Is branded as an Imposition
protect certain contemporary Ame0
con artists wIIo tear their present
popularity would antler it they were
of the artists. from over the seas,
Among those who joined, in insisting
that all werks of art should enter the,
Ihed‘y success, under the manage-
depiction of members as spectators.
we are trild lit thti content over Can—
Iron and the rules. Donbtleris they
had their reasons, but of Congressman
Hill at least ,it must he said that his ‘
standing-‘- by Cannon shows a‘ forgiirf
In; disposition. it ii: a question ~
III; of Henry E. Harris ,f’ivhich‘ comes
Heart's Theatre this evening, In
, III; with the some enthusiastic
dint that have been accorded
‘p y, presenting this delightful
In this‘ game George F. Foote, 8(, ‘de
mama ‘.'J- J. Cahill,“ 110 by a score of
ROI to‘ 90 Though rated much lower
than Mr. Gahlll Mr. Foote kept the
lead until the seventh franre.,when'
The postponed game between wit
‘1,
IA
IAI‘it Institute; Brynn
I Nope, but out their heade.-hite. .
. United States tree. and. in branding
the pres t provi‘slotra. joke were
‘ William .R. French, director oi: the
it“?
, cage repreéentntive
Mi
fmoed to compete with the best work,
It Amhrican.
. oneI-s captt‘rredrin the naval fight on
Santiago . ,
,,., b‘rIrnlngI area every titty.
merit quickly stops ital spreading; in: it
‘ntitntly- relieved the itching. mtres it ~
the Gaiety Theatre. New. th score was tied. In the remainin Free Art League and Frederick G.
111"“ the past seven moflthsi st frames Mr. Calrill made .In irig' View"? “$91“qu ‘9 many of Ilnore ., Bartlett 'I
.3 I“ 0' the extreme manget‘lnl crease over Mr. Footo‘ at only ten.: nrportanoe, lIOWev'er. than the )qu .5 ,3 .
.It‘cu,,6n Inthe selection 0: a cost for Clone n d careful playing marked the nehh and navigation and forest inter. I “Militia 533$“th a}: am, d 33.1 'mmmm: I .., .
I his" $859119” on. the perfdrmairoes ante t roughout. outs of- Now Engl‘an‘d,‘ Ivlrlth have 892- g 9“,“, ”W" “a", ’“Ihi'fim no “a“ liii Just lenrned that Gold Medal Flour it
MI W corny '
.35}? ‘19:?! ‘3” us go“ as those gqu 1.5 The score: [rarely suffered froth onlrnonisnr. iodmrt'l':"li"srrm “rulil’lvr‘ilflI-OI‘ 56”.?” Wind. sifted I‘m trans rawmga Mia Enema-Ir
a Manhattan. attain: a , , 5.... 9+- mm... a. "° “is i I M. 55AM" Mm...
‘1 lilitlr “Wisement and 115 11' , tie—‘1 6—2 u. a. . I v I ' ‘ V 13.19.31?rfih’éi’f'rr‘flnmfihphifi
pacity houses are being on 6 It—‘r . fitvo in rural. districts remote item phy- . thro m is out! ’ Ingram a touch of“
d‘ wherever it Is played.I, 6. 3...] slelenu or ilIIrgI stores. and they are _, WI failure :ut ”agar. mg. cpnms:
r ....... It——1 3 I obliged. to depend upon proprietmr onwcauued siren or rates for a?»
a . . 7 8W1 'mw‘flhfifi ‘0 it V8111“ t extent. me, but it is shitl'tiit lie rs irnprow
WW . 2-——2 ii ' I the “women In these her as such If. tor. Peapsoit‘aI actiirity in pblleni.
. I1? , 7: 6.5.2 . standard remedied as; Lydia. .Piuk‘ ‘ ' ' Whale and conditional wonthnerpow
" ti~1 R 3 ‘i hain' 9 Vegetable Compound come as or veil a wide: a paste Whili‘i rumours»
II , : .. 2 ~ 1.3 Hiram and a blessing. Records Show . el‘n California he. has anonymous van
I nomiiethénk. that witness'- ‘ 7" ‘ i § 0 ‘ itlmcit ‘13:” full“? H10 reg/omen or thnse . £3” , , l : ions colleges, talttne a deep luteresix
flflpfi‘i’i “3335?; $333328 g-e . 9'“ ppm, 9“ .n i “I“ W 0 W 3.5:ng iii”- ,IIIINIIanpgpt“arrMi i5 ,. more New“ rude-J» .
I , . l l i I
.i‘sometimes It takes a tine - G““‘"“’I°‘W’“““ ””""' Biseywlioys don’t have switches on
remember what to tor; 80—43 90+9 Pimp my,“ mom is ,m MITRE!" n‘ , ‘fihifig’i‘fi.‘i§°‘fim“ {their heads. trainer; Bortio'.‘ north»—
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‘ BridgeporJd-i‘atisemenm.
Read Co.
WM 1831
’ French Cetton Foulards
they also possess a soft Inus' '.
I:
Fine imported Fabrics
These are as lrret‘i‘oits and satiny smooth as silk. and
The colors are black
I“?! rustle
untl nary lilllt‘ with white fit, I'otimrcgulnr Ir‘oulnrrl patterns.
31 inches‘wide, 45¢ a yard.
At the \'\’:Islr (“ioorls Suction.
Dresden Ribbon Novelties
Most artistic shades are in these elegant new Rilrliprrs.
and the patterns are very odd.
and ft'stoous, gct‘nuetrical figures.
Twisted palm leaves, lonp>
mp0 borders and min
spots all appear in rich l’crsiau mixtures anti the new slrzrtlt-s.
In's. Sold by thr pair". '
ed sluulings.
.. .\l the It
According to yesterday ~;
litjrrr.
“till be pleased with'
“Ben Bons" for babies" bonrrcis art- in all widths llllti‘t‘tli~
I “Dorothy Dainty" Susi: :Irrtl llnir'lmw sets in all rt-qrrirw
llllitill Section, Main St. 'tlrnrr',
Exhibit of Refrigerators
'trrrrt‘nrutrtrrtrii lilt nut lines
of Refrigerators are all in orderly rows read), for ins-pri-
Sermrly—iive different styles appear,
to suit all lltillSt‘l(t‘l‘]I(‘l'S. and each has its individual virtues.
..
variety enough
I hear u 1m like immaculate ntitl sutIni white furnishings
lire White l rost.‘
ambled stool and there is no \rom'l in its u‘mstrnt‘tiuu.
Folding Paper Baskets of
i on size,
tit
RUICHINGS. Q I
SPRING
7 ular Prices.
IREMI aggiflAL STRONG ,D Iii.
Mass, March 19.
Adm rat Edward 't‘r'ask strong, N. 8.
IN., re use, died suddenly of insert dis-
ease his heme In this town yester.
day. Since his retirement from the
navel service In 1900, Admiral Strong:
hadreppenred to be in good health. He
was born at Ipswich. Muse, in 13401
Dngng the Spanisthmet-lcnn war he.
a commandant; at the Portsmouth
navy ‘yrtrd, and had dhurge of. the prin-
~Tortuilng eczema tsprea‘dr‘r’ Its
Donner” Oint
perninnIetIr‘tlyII At any drug store.
WM
Iinoanetv DIED or: axebeuna.
MIDDLE’i‘OWN,‘ March Ian-Nor rea-
“son‘ for: It report' that John Ryan.
whose' body was found in the northw
been murdered was found by. the media
Icel examiner
the man lnid out allrhl
stupened with liquor.
exposure and alcoholism.
liquor lay beeldoithe body}: Ryan; who
was any years old. had been chopping;
writing desks or the wood—work of the room.
(lllliIH lloral paper than) design.» and (‘Hlill'lllg
W
The D. M.
84 Washington St., 80th Norwalk
Telephone 446
ear ,
enst‘ corner of‘ Durham yesterday, had .1
it was his opinion that ,
tartar heron ,
all died from
A bottle 01'
Prices for Refrigerators begin at $4. 50.
Waste Paper Baskets
A Special line in imitation wood, such as Mahogany.
l‘r‘lenrislr antl'hlission Oak and Cherry,
ll rs :Il nlrilo errv I».
intended to match
30¢ each.
lit‘:l\_\ t,""{lltll)(lilitl (“\CH lwith
to and 25C.
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Read Co,
HOSIERY
We take pride in our large and varied stock of Hosiery
for MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN. Excellent values at!
2 pair for 25c; or, 25c per pair
NECKWEAR
New numbers DUTCH COLLARS BOW TIES and
WAISTS
We are receiving. new numbers In Ladics’ IWaists at Pop-
CHARGED WITH SHOOTING BIIBN
CUI ITS.“
‘ NEW haven. March 19 ——When a.
Shot! student was harm him In court;
today; for “shooting biscuits" during
a movln picture' show Judge Tyner
decided To have Dean Ohitte‘nden.‘ or
the school denlI wIth, the case. The
statitentl ”dining ‘3. Tut-:ker maintained
that he was inndcenth but declined w.
melee the student of the party who
Wits throwing the biscuits One: wit I
nous told how the ten crackers whiz-‘
red by his hose ahdta horn told, or:
ducking the crackers as they were
shot at him during It sen
song. ‘
"Since. Mann's engagement how http-
py and bright she looks." ‘;‘""Yes it
takes It match to light up a girl's
wood during the winter In Hangout.
. . _ I,” M‘ ‘,I“.‘,' ,
trace. "-ItonIon Tmuttcrlptr
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