2/—
all!!!”
Conipo
Chica o. 111.” “I want tell u
what tainfill“ E. Piuh'oam’s‘ egetaylg’le
Compound did for me. I was so sick
that two of the best doctors in Chicago
said I would dlei .
d not blue no
ration. 'i had
(i had ,two
rat one, and
Eve! wanted me to
hrough a third
0&.' Isilffered
.3“ n lgié'gmmdiriy-
mine a an a
small tumor, and
inever thought of
.ming‘a well day
jd A friend
~to d the how L dia
E Pinkham's cg.
stable Compound had hel her, and
I tried it and after the hi rd bottle
wastnnd. "~—Mrs. ALv ENA Browse.
ii ungdon Street. Chicago, iii.
if you_ are ill do not drag along at
home orin your place of employment
nntlil‘l an. operation is necessary. but
but Ethe feminine system and re.
more! th e cause of those distressing
aches and {lotus b taking Lydia E.
l’inhiiam' s etab eCompound. made
from roots on herbs.
till reme y for female ii and has
, vely restored the healt of then-
of w omen who have been troubled
_ displacements, inflammation lil-
corn .5? on. fibroid tumors. irregularities.
grind odic ains. backache. bearing-down
sling. atulency, indigestion, dizzi—
nook or nervous- prostration. Why
(long you try it?
“Tit
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"Into each life some rain must fall."
IlliWhy must It always happen on the
dayr the good ball games are sched-
uléd?"~—Chlcago Tribune.
GpING To BUY
-“-T-—A———
Range?
Get it now while we can
make prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
representative.
Connecticut
Cempany.
Wall Paper
Hangings
Our spring styles are ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from lot.
to $10.00 louble Roll
Bale Agent for Fr. Beck a co. and
Janeway o Carpenter's Wall Papers.
Crockery, Glassware. House Furnish-
Ing Goof; Palnters’ Supplies. English
Blue C a by the piece or set. These
goods not erase.
8610 t for the Columbia Phono-
graph o.’s Talking Machines and
Double Disk Bacillus. Murlc on both
sides. 650. indestructible Cylinder
liecordstSc. Fits any cylinder
machine and lasts forever
Window Shades and rlcluit- mines
to order.
Best Mixed Points, ".25 per gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
B. H Decker
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
V materials are fashionable now
'r thirt years it has been the stan- it
" r “i l
. 2 ~ A
A bit of horns in the water will help
to clean laces and embroiderles on
which one does not like to apply soon
4.
directly.
Shades of? yellow in suit a
110 manufacturer would have dared
make up a few years ago with the ex-
.pectstion‘ that'th‘ey would be worn. A
very beautiful coat suitable for after
noon calling. theatre wear. etc. Is of
deep, rich orange shade.
There is a difference in the lengths
of he ome street skirt and that of
the sol such as one would wear trav-
eling about he country by train and
steamer. The latter is much shorter.
The belt wider at the frollt than at
the back is not becoming. it has the
opposite effect of the atralghtfront
col-set which gives the figure a good
line.
Starch Is very likely to show on a
wash fabric of dark color. so It is bet-
ter in use a little gum al-llbic ill the
water when washing such dark goods.
This stlerus without leaving any
trace.
One can't help admiring the woman
of sixty or seventy years who is in-
terested ill keeping her figure trim.
wearing becoming clothes and keeping
herself well groomed. Such a woman
In most attractive and a great Incen-
tive to the young people around her.
And i have every reason to bellow
that she enjoys life more than the
woman who is careless about her per-
son as she grows cider.
The stocking with the old-fashioned
"clock" is considered one of the very
best styles at the moment for both
men and women. it has a tailored
look that always looks trim and neat.
Ono would not at first think of may
as 11 trimming for a gown or frock of
rose color. blit a shell of soft gray has
been used most successfully on this
color. and gray gloves were worn with
—Farmers. mechanics, ruilroadcrs.
laborers rely on Dr. Thomas‘ Electric
Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts. burns
or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay
where it is used.
HARTFORD FLAGMAN KILLED.
HARTFORD. May 21.-—Willianl .I.
Glynn. aged 32. a flagnian for the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rilil~
road, was killed at the Canton strcct
crossing. this morning. Ills body was
found by the crew of a switch tralll
beside the tracks about 200 fcct south
of the crossing at 4 o‘clock, and, as hc
had been seen a few minutes before
the pasa‘age of the express from Bos-
ton at 3: 08. he was undoubtedly struck
by that rain probably falling to stand
for enough away as he stcppcd asldc
to let it pass, No other train had gollc
by. His skull was driven ill at the
Icmplos. both legs and his lctt arm
were broken. alld death must havi-
licen instantaneous. He was unmar-
rlcd.
Childron‘ Cry
[all PlEl‘CIlEIl'S
C A §__ T_____ O R I A
HEARING— ON GREENWlCH BILL.
Judge Walsh Explains Proposed Ro-
form in Town Government. $
The judiciary committee of the
legislature gave a hearing. yesterday.
to ex~Sonator James F. Walsh and
others. of Greenwich. on a bill chang-
lng the form of town government
there. Ell-Senator Walsh said that all
tllo changes. or practically all of
them. had been approved hyaspecial
town meeting. The bill provides for a
board of estimate and apportionment.
a highway commissioner at a salary of
$2.500, andsa charity commissioner at
$2.000 a year. and prescribes a sys-
tem of keeping accounts.
Seled
Groceries
“dill-
air
. a ol, water, and perfume
Vi r is composed of siliphuli‘i 'T‘“
Get Your Drug Wants
Pilled at thew
"‘fi'?‘.' 5'
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and edicient. service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley.patrons.
Come in and wait tor y?” car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
The residence of Mr and Mrs. 0.
Howard King. I11 Van Zandt street is
In the hands of the painters. “Mr
George Walker and family have mov-
ed from East avenue to John W.
Milills‘ house in South Osborn ave-
line.
The Italian Social Club will hold a
meeting Sunday. where It Is expected
there will be a good sized turnout of
the membels
Herman Rydel and John Howard
dropped the cares of business last
night and went‘to New York to enjoy
the theatre.
William H. Barnum. of the Wash-
ington street bridge. who has been vis
ilillg his son. ill Dunbllry. is expected
to return llolllc today.
Several lllcll have secured Jobs at
the site In Gregory Boulevard. where
the Bridgeport Real Estate investment
Company propose to erect a bunch of
concrete houses.
Captain Charles A. Byxbee Is Im-
provillg the appearance of ills resi-
deuce iil Fort street by having a new
walk laid ill front of it.
Big tides are 11 common occurrence
this week. but last night. came the top
notchcr. Loose materials :ilollg thi-
shore were set afloat and Ill
cases boats uildcr repairs.
Norman Ellsworth. who has many
friends In this vicinity, and who has
been engineer'on the Ellsworth gaso
line oyster boat Commander. resigned
his position \cstcrday and went .to
New York last night.
Martin B. Dnrlaild. of the Crescent
laundry, is taking a day's vacation.
His felliow employees did not learn
where he has gone, lint if it was a lit-
tlc later Martin would be accused of
liming hcuded for Concy Island.
There will be an especially intol-
Church Sunday evening. when the rite
of baptism will be conferred by the
pastor. Rev.- Motor F. ..Reynolds,
There will be about half .a doses can
didates.
+csting service at the. Advent Christian
In another enjoyable dance for the
benefit of the chill Wednesday evening
at Randall's Hall. There was a good
club a success.
East Norwalkers read with interest
yesterday the accounts in the papers
of the two steamships being frozen
In the ice In the harbor of St Johhfls‘
N r. and would not have‘b'eili véry
\
Bolllt’
The Dory Social Club Auxiliary got '
attendance. The work of the Author begin with the change in the sclvicc
has done. much toward Mic the twenty minute schedule. with
much surprised this morning to hovel
found the freighter Marion lihd ‘pic
«to .4...
For a Fine Place to Tra e
FINE TEAS. COFFEES, BUTTER, EGGIJMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE, COMPLETE LINE
WINES. LIQUORS BOTTLED BEERS. MINERAL WATERS, ETC» AT NEW YORK-PRICES. ‘
‘ :9er
oytter stenmers trying to buck Ice in
tin lo‘eiil hitter. This may" be a slight-
Iy‘ same i’ltgd' rib"!!! the present
aiming. but most pea le would so
lbdm a little warms brand. .
hinder ordinary warns: spring eondi
ti ii there would undoubtedlx have
11 many good sizedntchcsoi' black
fish reported by. this database have
been a few. but nothing. like the solo
her there would have been with more
favorable weather
There will be special services and
special music“ lit the East Avenue
Mdthoillst' Dhiit‘ch Siluday evdhlilg.
The occasion will be the Installation of
the new officers of , he Epworth
ikaguc, who were rece ly elected.
The pastor will also prealde.
Street sprinkling is on expensive
proposition. according to some peo-
ple's thinking. but some chill ill this
line would be aptireclnt d b people
who live In East a done and. V1111
Zandt street. Tre‘filc histls clouds of
dust on both of these thoroughfales.
if only a few lore people will hale
cellals dug f01 n w buildings. building
spaces will be filled Ill all along the
incadows on the south side of Seavlcw
avenue. The latest point being filled
in is the space between the Gambli-
shop and the Swedish Congregational
Church.
There was an unusually large at-
ieildancc last evening at the weekly
p‘riiycr service at the East Avenue
methodlst Church. and the discussion
W“ on Interesting one. led by the, pas-
toi' Ri‘V. W W. Gillies The topic dealt
with the mountain cvpcricllces of the
Aposilc i’ilul.
An extensive addition Ia being blillt
ill the rear of the Robertson machine
shop and auto garage. in Seaviesl arc
one The addition is at the rear. ex
tending out over the meadows and will
\(II‘S' much increase the facilities of
the shop. The wolk Ill being done by
Contractor lcslle Gamble
Tho Improvement in the sidewalk
conditions at the (cruel of East Wash-
Ington and Fort streets continues
Max l’odeicisky, the owner of the
building at the corner. Is now having
the sidewalk back of the curb illlod
In. so that it will be an Impossibility
for a lake to gather stithis point in
time oh storm. .
Thc schools will he closed on Mon
day. Ma) 3]. for. the ohaerlallce of
Memorial Day.
Frank H. Fitch will open his groc-
cry store at Hickory Bluu. next week
with Julius. Lassen agaih in charge.
It all of Rowanon were populated to
the same proportion as Crockett ave
line, this village would be a veritable
metropolis. The sin-ct is about 150
yiiids long. and the rcsldcntslhoreon
number nearly one hundred .
Mrs. Hnlzvey Ackart, of Rowayton
avenue. entertain theimembers oi
Banner Council. D lighters of Liberty.
at her, home. Wednesday-evening. A
pleasant time was had and. Blibpel'
served.
Most of the! trolley cars througll
this place contain an extra conductor
or motornlali.. who are being broken
in it» the summer tramc. which will
the loop around Romp Point, on next
week Thursday.
initial
"first. he
inaction!“ enrdhg.
‘ ,.??""Mne!”ilild
Liquors
1‘ We Give Pink Trading Stamps
A-rv r. ‘13» . ‘1‘ r v ..t.
70 Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best Tea ............ .. . . .600 30 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-Ka coffee. . ............... '
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Special Tea ................. 50c 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha aiid Java Coffee .......
25 Stamps with IA lb. Very Best Tea ............ ..30c 20 Stamps with 1 In Java and Maracaibo Coffee”
20 Stamps wlth 1,5 lb. Special Tea ....... l ...... ...25e 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Santos Coifee.. .....
.Crown Aster Coffee. 1 lb. Sealed Cells. 35c
e
3 cans 'oord Rock ‘Cdi'ii . .1 ...... . .......... 2st: largegpacloge Gold Dust. .......... .' ......... let;
.3 cans Good Tomatoes. ......... .......... .26c 2 cans New Sauei Klaut ‘ .......... 25;
Walter linkers Cocoa. can ....................... .1 9s 1&th Large Olanges. dozen ......... ........ 35o
liecllmanills Coons. can ........ ............... 19c Strictly ‘lesll Eggs, dozen ......... .. ......... 0‘ .allc
Mission Garden Ceylon Tea, i lb. Call, 35c
.i.l.l
George Ehret’ s Bottled Beer. 24 Bottles, $2.15 12 for
Width THE Seer: Perotfli Hidden size 6N4THE manner. rev 11% ..
we!
60c
~34”
sails Postal in Miss as ‘i-mma "
has flair-‘9!” ”NM! anomam WNW.
M ’ w‘l'rwmmfl
. 5“"
I out
“i" mandolin) 5.1m Mmmi‘u soft:
, (Willflln't uiist ”William; sari
«All
At . “i1 ..
5
Phil Bottle Cock s, Glee , e em all} len A'g‘e Champagne, 7 00
' ' ...' fif‘ Jr; ‘1" ‘
Wilson. Hunter. Green River, if _ y‘ or onogranl Whiskies. - Brittle, 9&3;
Héiiiileiu s chili Cocktails, h‘ol. s‘..1.oo 9”“ WM“ alive i ' Duffys Malt Whiskey bat. . .‘ L....il€é ‘
Tezor Cocktails. bot. ........ 51.00 Duffys Apple Juice. bot ........ all-35¢
Gordon or Old Tom Gin bot. .....85c saptel‘fles and 81100 slse Bromo Seltzer ..... ....m
'Frellch Vermouth. bot .........'..50c CI h We also Bromo Seltser ........... Dd
Illallau Vermouth hob' ........ 52c ' ' are A ‘ Rex French Bra.lldy,_hnt..5o. 35c. $1.25
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:1 psalms” ..1 Arm ill-"t M'
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flittiflu
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mg‘piace; at 00 endor‘s Point tor!“
yMrs John Oldrlll visited llel father. ‘_ '
in Pound Ridge. Saturday.
Benjamin Weed has bccn seriously
4- Ill at his home in N01 oton
PatriCk Darby is building is sewn-
loom house In Neloton Heights.
A. E. Mellie. of Waterbury, has ink
on a position with Alle11.tl1e drugglst
James Wood has just finished the
plumbing throughout of Frank Green's
residence.
Alexander Reed has commenced the
erection of a house on his Manflield "
avenue propel ty.
l
H. Tilley has purchased a lnll‘
co action of birds {rpm Homer [lav
engort. the artist.
{'18 Henri Blencfiér has erected u
now wire fence In front. of hill plop
«my on Main street.
George Sclilichtillx . has purchased
the Hoyt property, corner of IBRUY
and Sedgwlck avenues.
Mrs. R. I). Iiyon and children have
returned to their Darleil home. They
spent the Mom ill New York
Mrs. (i. ll Noxou is electing all
eight-loom cbltugc at the comet oi
Mansfield and Highland avenues
John Wood has installed all electric
plant in his Noroton Heights dwelling,
to be used both for “Kil‘ap'tl cooling
purposes.’
i’ctcl l. Boole of Sinilli‘ord. has rc-
blulllcll limit his professional visit at
Providcncc, and was calling on ihlricn
friends this wcck.
Rev. (i. B, Smith. pastor of the
M. Id. Church. held services over the
boy who was found dead on the rail-
loud hooks in Darleu. last week The
burial was In Nomtpn River semi-tell
it is not always that babies wake
up at the light limo hilt the infant
daughter of W. ll. ii. ()rchurd. of Bell
avenue. aroused lll‘l' parents at 12:30
Monday lilolulllllz. and they, on look-
Ing out of a window, saw flames and
smoke at. Mr. Gcsi‘s. .\ir.
found the incubators all :lllluzo.
woll Iicing near, a few buckets
Valor extinguished the "re.
-—-—"-p-!-v-w-r———
iililllll.
Miss Estcllc DcWilt lllis
fronl a visit to“N’ew Haven.
Miss Corliilla Redmond took a flip
to Rcddiug on Tuesday and called on
friends.
it Is rcpolicll that ()rlln illisscti
and Miss ixlckwooil. of Norwalk. are
’l‘llc
i‘ctilrllcd
married.
Thursday being Ascension llsy
i maples Bundling union. Bel
coin iiich no 1112
Horseshoes & son.
‘ l . ~45 WALL 811. NORWALKl
Reill- Estate and
insurance .
We have several decided bargains
In income producing property that
musl’lnmsse i’ll‘ salad with the rapid
growth or is. sewn.
Jul 1 proposal ..
l ”N" 3'" All:
“$1.11”
has Epsilon: Steel anchor. like
i 'llghtn'ing in action. Has a Triple Gear.
entirely enclosed. so that no dllt or
c t grass can find Its way into the
pnlons and etc them. lies a
promoter adjust nt. 5 g ,
shE. DOW
‘ lulWABHINo'i‘ON airliner. ., ..
H
Ki 3 1"“ ‘ v t, .
vita . 't knell; £3 mingled
for All House-Owners
This is the season for die-3m
_'up the pranlites. the _
'scrub brush for the house had
the rake (Per the ll‘iwn are iced,
h tt ey ont' go or enoug
t:¥od can clean dirt away. but
lakeside the house the barns.
es and fences right. they
should he fresheneq lip with
1 p‘ We have everything for the
paintingb—llneeed Joli, tarps. .,
brushes and . _
Atlantic Pure White Lead
i. . "THE“A F AW ..
odrtd‘ soy raisrall’ ensue
We can guarantee this White
IaeastpurItr . ‘1 -~ .. .
deco us abolit' your. painting. .
a. car lm,‘
Oi‘f‘lllll‘ll .
ill ‘
AM‘ OIIOL SEER on
\cgaabicrtmniimhh
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Opium .Monihilic mrl'iliml.
Nor Nanc o'rlc. .
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mam-glamorous
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«Juan’s-sap; ‘
lion. Solo-Slum
Wormsf‘onvulsishsfmrisll
ness and Loss orSIfln
maids slimy?
NEW-YORK. _
Wmmrtho old
"(Slicers JfiClinlrs
Alina WW Baa.
1 '1». many.“ it .1.
i-'.' it;
’ \‘Wlf‘fi.
Stanton Coley is once more on his
rounds. plirveylng ice to his numerous
customers.
Mrs. Hannah Ambler hasbecn enter‘
mining Mr. Meeker and Ills sister.
lilies blocker. of Falrfield.
Mrs. R. H Pitch and Miss Cornelia
Igay.nlond of Notwal re sojourning
a few days at Fairfiel Beach:
,‘ilrs Ii (I Thomson has been enter~
ililnillg for :l few days her sister. Mrs.
l‘i‘nilk il'A-slon. of New York.
.lollll Davis. .112. bus the contract for
icpapcling lllld lepllintillg the Interior
of the lcsldcnce of R. w. Keeler.
flees in St. Mathew s Church at the
usual hour. ,.
The club membership in “This Fern-
i-li‘ Teas Rooms- now grows space
over 40 names being enrolled In the
logislry book.
Last Sunday .was known in this led ‘
n
czlliiy as “Apple Blossom Sunday.
the flowcrs appearing at this time In
“Nature's annual processional "
Tllc enteJrIainment which was in.
blue taken place Saturday evening of
this week Ill Cannon Hall. has been
postponed owing to unexpected circum
stances.
The i'aliDerwcnter family, of
New York. who have leased the late
Thomas Folsom residence. are In town.
Mr. Vanlx‘rwentcr drives :1 large grey
racing motor car.
An informal house warming was
held‘ at “Tile Fernery." Tuesday eve.
nillg. when several club members gsth ,.
- ered to play whist and hold social con
. verse.
The affair was successfully
managed by Miss Katheline A. Sturges
and Miss Florence DeViitt. .
.A colored preec.hcr who Malmed to
be a nex slave. lectuled Tuesday even-
ng in the Congregational Chapel on
asterisk
mo of his experiences. The entertain-
Ill lilo Alli ,
meat was varied by songs rendered by
the speaker. A collection was taken
for the benefit of the aged applicant.
.l. Huestis. ol’ the city, spent ch-
ncsday with Rev. C. An Marks.
w. r. Chadeayne and family, in Bay-
view avenue. have moved to,W0rces-
tor, Massachusetts. Ms. Mary M-
i)il1ble and family. who purchased the
property. took possession yesterday.
svesv Law's osssamo om.
..f'
Jill; I
l. ..
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should be equipped. adulaty
snow white, one Diode. Weird". Bo!
celain Enameled unto
Have you ever stop to consider
how delightfully envenient it would
lie to have slot. and cold running water
a your reeling ohnmhelr 01091).-
ing apartment or first filler taiiet
$0111? its presence wouldfafiord you
ahigheat do of on o
w. you motivation yoRprioe's‘. dill»
plumbers are strictly competent ine-
cbanics. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. A ASH
for Weekogommenclng . .
«Monday. May 17th "
fl waste are.
l C".
we will be satisfied with mthe verdict-
'—and so will you. " '
Very Best Elgin Creamery I Butter, ii iii, 32c
18 a T 151
‘i’r‘ ’ s'rw sent-xi.
1mm};
AK
Peanut Butter. a pound ....... lie
Flaked Fish, 9. pkg. .3c
Raspberries. a can .........15c
12 Warranted Fresh Eggs
- Quaker,
r ‘14.
loit- age:
. Mother' 5’ or Grand-
mother‘s Oats, a. pkg. ..
ions Peas. a can ....... .
Layel Raisins. a pound.
Naomi 7 '
.10 Stamps with 1 lb. 60c Ten.
40 Siulilps with 1 lb. 50c Tea.
25 Stumps with 1 ll). 40c Tell.
:0 Stamps with 1 lb. 351: Tea.
Extra Stamps with Tea and Coffee '
l
30 Stations with i Iii. 3 t'CQ
25 Stamps with lib; 3 ‘0? op.
20 Stamps with 1 lb. 25¢ Coffee,
10 Stamps with 1 lb. 201: Coifee.
30 STAMPS with 1 crock
Johnson's Mince Meat ..;..’50c
' 10 STAMPS with 1 package
Macaroni or Spaghetti ..... 10c
10 STAMPS with 1 can Old
Dutch Cleanser .......... 10c
S AMPS with 1 package
AS} Jelly Powder ........’10¢
10 S AMPS with 2 packages
Pacific Toilet Paper ..5i: each
10
Extra Stamps with Grocerirs
10 STAMPS with 3 cakes Our
White Floating Soap ...5c Gash
10 STAMPS with 1 can A&l§..
Succotash ............... 12'
10 STAMPS with 1 bottle Add?
Ketchup ..-.‘ ....... {we
10a STAMDPS “with 1 can Sabin. .
Illa cs'r'aiiirs with 1 men'gél.
Fluffy Rallies Starch. ‘
usesss
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