outrun-It‘ll
, ; QTAM FOR U
’I" How often the matter of slip;
l:plyihg a sufficient quantity of
{refill air is overlooked]
l'i‘he mid air that comes in
“through cracks of windows and
‘ ‘doors' is~ceriaiiily not a desirable
H ‘ means of ventilation. ‘
Proper ventilation is accom-
plijshedby havint,r aiuruacc cap~
able 0f thoroughly heating a
Sufficient quantity of fresh air.
The Stamford Furnace will dd
"will; 3 .
‘ ,Wodnotitia'y-‘l:ilil p.
the choral. ”0 ,
writ: “iisiiiiii' . 0. in...
. , it. in. ol-
lieiiii meeting] 8:30 p.
it
Math.
conference or, this; conference your.
held by the moulding ‘eid r or the New
liaren'dlntrict. Rev. Dr. . it. ilurroli.
'l‘ueildtiy evening—Allan“ clone meet-
ing at tho ohui‘oh. .
Wednesday evening-«A Cock Robin
ht‘lcilil, give by Miss (trace lironk. uti-
itltitiid by re. Matilda Dutcher at. the
church.
'l‘liuriitlay ovening~~t3holr rehearsal
at the church.
Friday eveninr—Rehearunl ol' the
drama 'l‘hiriy Your-ii oi Freodmu. at the
cliiirdh.
local brother. At ii p. in.. the pastor
will preach upon “The Prevention oi
'l‘ubcrnulonla." .
...—....
Grace Pariah Neil.
Wednesday—~1heettiig of the. Wo-
man‘s (l lit at the rectory. at 2:30.
guflior Auditory in the Guild room at
: i. '
Tillll‘SdllymTht‘ Captains of Tea at
7:30. Amateur theatricalii by the
Knights of King Arthur at. Lockwood‘s
Hall in s.
. Friday—”rho litany at 4. Amateur
thentrlcals by the Knights of King Ar.
in. reneagitu oi ,
ii ., ‘
lip. ‘
huliuoii. _i-' : g of tho filial: " ill
light. tililll-ilhil‘ ‘ with.”
' aim _. t,i'iii=~ititiitill.. .
utpr p ._ . airline; prelude oiirthll,
aptlfbuiml‘? gnawing. 't p. m. the ‘
00mm oi ‘ '1‘ grimy ity." .. me ii. iii.
institute lecture, Booker '1', Washing-
.oii. . . ~ _ J
humanoid" A. M. a.
Monday eroding’éilari quarterly
Sunder—At ii il. in., preaching by u i
thiir iii 8, at LockWood'e llall:
this is the most satisfactory way. HATTERS' COMMITTEES M E"
TONIGHT“.
, The meeting between the commit-
tees truth the lint ’l‘rliuiuern' AHBOCID-
ilon ,tno lint itinkers' Attenuation and
the Hat l‘lnlahere' Association. which
”was to have been held Saturday after-
uoou has been pootpoued until this ev-
ening. 'l‘hin iiioetiug will be held at.
the Central Labor Lyceum lll Warming
ton street. and in tor the purposi- oi illii
entrain the proposed meeting with a
eomlul tee from the Merehantn' and
Muiiufaetnrern‘ Association. At this
time, also, the committees from the
three. trade associations will appoint a
committee from their number to meet
the, luminous iuen'n committee.
‘ron -' SALE mt
HDRACE R. NASH.
ota... North Main and Want aim-ii.
FUNERALs cosr no“.
CHlCAGO, April 18.—~Wlille the chat
of living is now acknowledgodly high.
the coat.” of dying is now, and always
nai'been, oxorbttdntty high. decordlnz
to the oonoltisionnvtt‘oached at it con-
ference at the City Club. Accordingly
a. committee was appointed to look
into the subject and secure estimate!
on funerals and othortexpehnea attach-
ed to the itinerant burial cuetomn in
vogue in Chicago and togilnd out it
acme form of legislation cannot D0 do
vltlod to protect against extortion
whenthore was death in the family.
...i.‘
er 4 ...—...
commitment
tits illillit
HAS NO TIRRORI FOR TNIV
HOUOEKEEPER WHO USES A
it
' <9
intuition
Ill Bill
Bent Hard Wood Oak
niou
' $3.33 UP
I. K. MITOHILL. UNDIRTAKIB
F A. titration
HOU‘I PURNIIHII
WIN!” WALL AND HIGH IT!»
NORWALK. CONN.
for hole at 025w. for rent at $1.00 per
day. and
The Peerless Electric Cleaner
for «tile at “6.00. ior rent at $3.00 per
day, are the heat cleaners on the mar‘
liter, and. crawl" demoniiiriiio ini- fact
it you will call at our store.
i. J. ililiiiili & Sill till.
1.4-1“ WAIHINOTON ITIIIT.
IOUTH NMWALK.
5
unit... tit.
For Freight Only
On anti mt Theodor. January 1.
1000. Freight Propeller- will leave
Pier an. moi River. Nu York. (foot
or never moot). ovary day. luoopti
Sunday). at a p. in. Freight receivodt
at Norwall up to 4 p. in. and lotitti
Norwalh up to 5:30 p. to. i
’l‘he iortythird avilildl enormi-
ment of tho Departure t or Connecti-
cut, ii. A. it. concluded hit two dnyfl'
.tiesiiloa. in New London. Batting“
noon. The itelibortitloiiti oi the en-
. .1“ Minus—“(Ilka ““15, i camplllmli. marked by rare good idol-
m tag and harmontmui action. were car-
ried out with littltr delay. Berri-pl
5 otnutiliig incident: were provoked by
inotionii of delennteti.
United Statue Senator Morgan 0.
ilulkcley. pant department command
:er. ndilrelred the‘onoumpment yester-
day morning’.
Cured ii i. .tiiiiiJB. pink.
hm’sve’igeia’iileConiponnd
it lilo
tilt? lilo
[3 of L i i
;, hard?
6 i
. alarm
.~. area . Akita -
lag in bottles of
I dialdPl iii’e
. oggtahl onl-
‘ 1’0““ luainediloi
.. pounds. 00) new
' ll able lode y own,
work an feel
well."~Mra. o.
Lineml'arkliti
I, t “in. .
limolivtile, Ohio.--"I wan lire tar
and extremely nervous. A not . hor
recommended Lydia E. Pink iam'e
Vegetable Compound to me and i hate
become regular and iii norm are
much better."-—Mrti. I. Kiiiivnion.
Brookvillo. ilhio.
Lydia E. Plnklinm's Vegetable 02m-
ound. made from native root! lid
terns. contains no narcotic or harm.
fut dentin. and tit-day holds the record
for the urgent number at actual cured
or remain diaetnteii we know of, and
thousands of voluntary toetimoniiile
are on tile in the. Platinum laboratory
at Lynn. Mann. from women who hate
been cured from almoilt every form of
female complaints. inflammation. ul-
ceration. displace moniutlbrold titinora.
irregularities. perimiie pains. backache.
indigestion and nervous prostitution.
Every suffering woman owes it to her-
self to give Lydia E. Plnklium'a Vege-
table Canipotmd atrial. .
If you want special advice writ.
ed without the content that wait an-
the department. United States Mar.
ithiil Edition 8. Bishopwnil unanimously
elected. lite only opponent before the
encampment was Department Senior
Vice Commander Richard J. Cutblil. or
South Norwalk. Comrade Cutbill.
however. arose and declined the nomi-
nation. Tlliii action Wlii fll‘fletfld by
cheers.
Election of Oman.
William 'l‘yiioe with elected depart-
ment nonior vice commander oycr
Robert Bunion. at Stamford. by I vote
of l2il to 09. When tin-tie 108 dale.
Satori voted a great many other: had
leii the hull. having no desire to vote
for officers alter the office of com.
murder was titled. The olaotion oi of~
ileern oi the department roanltet‘ nit
. I“. ..
. .t'ltittiiiitiltt
follows:
Comtiiauilvr-~—lcdnm 8. Bishop.
Norwich.
Senior Vice (‘omnmnder—‘Wllllnm
'l‘ynoe. oi Waterbury.
Junior Vice Coiiimaniler—-.l. Fayette
Douglllu. M li'orrentvllln.
Medical i)irPt‘lOl‘-~.\i)’l‘0ll W. Rob-
lnttnu, oi Norotou Heights.
t‘haplniuwliev. William F.
of Hartford.
Council or Atlllllillilii‘llUODMIlflfl‘
. 1. Reach. oi Hartiortl: David .
Sharpe. oi NOW Haven: George 8.
Smith. oi Norwich; 'i‘bomari Boudren.
oi llridgcimrt. anti William C. llilllrd.
of llrlialol.
Delegntontlnrgemllm'. William F.
l.. liarihdldmew, at
Hilton. oi llariiord. ‘
l»!otuioo-»T.
Bridgeport: Vine S. Slouch. at Not-
wich: Francis it. Wood. or New Ca-
naan: Charles Fenian. oi Wilimiintic:
William it). Morgan, or New Haven;
Dwight (E. lKlbnrri. or i.iichili-ld. and
i‘harlea 0. French. a! Annonln.
Altornate-at-iargemt:t-orge A. Ham.
nioiid. oi Putnam.
AlteriintM—lminyetto w. Rinrr. of
New London: I. i). Phelps. of Rock-
ville; Albert it, (.‘rliltnill‘n, oi Middle-
man; John l.. Sim- oi Waterbury:
Patrick Mttrr. of mm iiritunzvtleorge
lawiou, ot‘ Mariam. and. Solomon
Clone. oi Stamford.
Of
Melt. Pinkhimi. Lynn. Moan. for it.
It in tree and always helpful.
liiltnn,
SALVATION ARMY.
Au into-renting ril‘lVit‘P will be held
at the Salvation Army, 50 Water
streetfi‘ueaday evening. led by CID-
i.alu .trchlbnldand the comrades and
friends from Biuiiitord. Plenty of
music and singing. All are invited.
l‘HE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic in the science or the
cause or the diaeuae. and the art at ad-
iuating the some. illnesses are canned
by a wrench. twlat or Ipraln in the
'lle. Evon it done in childhood it
'rolloa pinched times and pain in
|ain't-- llia to the diiioroni organ. and
in .
Chiropractor: remoyoctlio out“ til
at: titanium and pain. and health in
restored through harmonialug the sin
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NEW COAST ARELLERY CHAP-
.. fl -. nerve ayatoma in 3:0“ batty. it it (p L‘Ai 'r iDa t
I a Norvouanua. «mm In Paul W- rat! l were re." nmry.
M ' vacuum Cleaner aia. Heart. Kidney and nitrate Di: his been “PP""W‘U emblem of the
“NW N “f. nae: are given special attention; alao Connecticut t‘osm Artillery. vice Rev.
”'" " . “M "" ‘ ‘ Curvature oi the Spine. You will (leorire W. "amnion. tianbury. ro-
SMDBVWMNSWERE The Rem.“ ".nd mean“ borer regret giving Chiropractic o hinted. .,
‘ "mo-«M
“What plate do we live in?" linked
the teacher in the primary tzt-ogrpaliy
clash, '
Anti little Elinor. thinking oi hlii
Sunday Ichml catechism. promptly rw
plied: "In it state of itlu and misery."
. -~—i‘hlcago liaily Newn.
chance to help you.
'1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
I! WAIHINOTON IT. .0. "DIWALI
Magnetic Treatment. elven Alan.
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8:501. lziir. 10:03:. tilt“, 11:00:.
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of every description.
Tim beat oi the nlnndlrd
million, with many' novelties.
that should be inspected. before
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JAPER
New Chub new in.
ionic. Price are no
higher than M year.
Decorator
{tinted in. _, 5 intuition
1mm 74
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10mm Street. W Norwalii
11er to limit a. on. iiiid 13.45 to
from €52
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spin. liloailayaatllaterday.tt.o
max. 1:“.
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, ’ ti ”.mifizlil. 1:10. rite. tour,
Charles E. Dow
til Wfiifilflmll «new
HAVIN.
A. lullr. 0:“.
it. MtrleiWI. 1:11. lzlla. I
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on"!
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. .fl‘ull I. It“.
A. Hamill”. 0:00. It”. fit“.
and all other ennui-toil that go to matte I" l-w‘itfl-
it“.
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Fit for Fishing ,
a Na
ll til.
c. «- '0’. im a ti. mandate.
a m tint am.
7 O
The election or ofllcura wait conduct.
tlcipntetl over the. commandernhlp of:
“if I". w to» . t <,~x..tl‘i"1ll‘t'i‘r
Doyon realise that the medlolnii
‘ you are taking my be doing M
harm, inetoad at about have rah
untitled that the more“ you talil tilt
. more you require to not rotten
’ STOP AND :1” mm ,5 2.,
Aroyou ualn‘ ‘ honing .ol'lltinll'
ill the detectiomof tho 'nlldlolitfii
you are taking tor the protection
of your health that you would ex.
:eroliio in retooling a triiittee for the
protection at your cash: . .
A woman'a ailmeniti are delicate
Inbiactn to dinner. and the will
ottiltnoit beat- the moat torturing .
paint without rounding her trouble ‘
to her cloaoat friend. or even her
family doctor.
Thin natural feminine modem
makes many it suffering woman the
innocent victim of merciless and
avarlcioun manufacturers of adverv
tired. but worthless, “cure an"
thoutrumtt.
it your ailment in serious You
should nee your family phyalcinuat
once. but when this to impossible
do the next best thins—duke
ADS.
PELWTONE
for it in the very name medicine
that your druggiai would recom-
mend to his irlondii or give in ii
member of hill family stuttering
from such ailmenta. and lo the best.
ready-made remedy you can get.
A. D. S. PELVITON’E in com
pounded by the moat experienced
\
i
i“
l
i
l
l
t
lure and keep their coloring.
aiitce that the silk will not in
other makes. Attention is di
where are some of the latest
23 inches wide,
24 inches wide,
40 inches wide,
New patterns are constaii
A Week for
This in an announcement
are ill need of Summer Shirts.
The a. M
. Establtxlletf WE 7.
Reed Co.
a
The Valentine Fortitude
Of course lt‘oulard is pro-eminently a summer silk, and
now the distinguishing feature of the reliable Valentine
Foulards is the fact that they are waterapot proof. they
have a secret surface finish that enables them to repel mors~
No matter what odd and attractive shade a woman takes
a liking for, she may safely purchase it relying on the guar-
kc harm from water. “Sheik
water'lin the term. The Valentine Silks cost no more than
rccietl to the very attractive
showing in the Window at Middle St. and Fairfield Av.,
patterns. the! “over~lace" dc-
signs and the (‘bautecler imiertis.
75c.
$i.00.
$1.50.
Side-band bordered Foulards. 42 inches wide. $2. 50.
tly being added.
Silk Section.
Cluett Shirts
Of Special Interest to Masculine Tastes.
that will interest all men who
We want men who are par-
and intelligent pharmacists. it has
been approved an the very best by
the A. I). 8. National Formula
Committee. reprpnenting 13.000 of
the loading drtiggioto oi the United
States. who eonatltute the Amerb
can Drugglnts Syndicate. and who
know its true value. Does it not
look renewable that theme inert
Ihould select the very beet remedy
known and sell it under honest
reproaentatlontr? Get it at any
A.'D. 8. drug store.
halite: ‘ Minna
Ila Sign ‘
h“ ‘I
m derogation
There are the local A. i). S. drttggiiiitt:
Alton. the are lot.
The Bridge P amiacy.
The Clifford Phoniiaey.
Oulttnar A Cavity. Propa.
uninitiated. '
When you read over the tint oi acts
tlittt will open at the Music Hall to.
are going to ho one at the many that
lit going in ace the big bill that Mario
the tire! but of the week oil. The
management has neciired another one.
oi thine kind of vaudeville hillii that
drawn the crowd». t‘l real good comedy
laughing hill. and that lit what goes at
the Mimic lliill. Thin iii the kind of a
chow that hurt been booked for the.
unit three days of thin week. Carr and
Archer. one of the big comedy acts.
are known it: "The liiuo Ribbon l'air."
They are it pair that in hard to beat
in the comedy line. They have new
dough and lively uayiuge and line ward-
robe. and get your attention as noon
no they atop on the stage. ldwin
George, one of the bout oi comedy
Juniors, had been secured by the man-
ageuieiii. lie hint everything in the
way at props that a junior can title.
and he can do enmi- or the beat coni-
edy toggling you ever saw. 'l‘ord and
some novelty ittunia which they are
going to unload at the Mario llall. Gib-
aou and honey have a graat comedy
laughing nliit. "They are known as
the lively duo and the team that al-
wiiyii makes an audience roar with
laughter. Now motion pictures of the
bent quality will be shown with thin
but bill and it big head line act of the
Koattnati in it new sketch entitled " tar»
aaln ltay at. Wanaiunker'n." with aix
people in the curl. ’l‘hlti should make
an excellent vaudeville hill tor any
theatre and olie‘ihli will surely plane
the pan-outs oi’ liltilio Hall and draw ii
capacity audience ior toulalit‘ii pen
«irritation,
HOYT'S 'l‘lililA'l‘ltli.
lloglnning tonight the (‘aiitle Sunni-e
Company will produce for ihroe dark.
with u Woduoiiday inatlneo. the thril-
ling drama at western life. The (lamb-
lor'ii rlweolht-nri. 'l‘hiii powerful and
romantic Mary at love will give each
. member of the ootupuuy the built 0 -
'lioriuiiiiy tiflordod thorn in tinow thd 1'
individual strength. Phil ilogg‘e bu
tint atronguiit part you allotted him. In
the liioilter or the gamhiei'l. aweob
tietirt. 'i‘lie sweetheart hi played by
iiii Hammond and the gambler by
ill Castle. The new member at the
mountain; to appear will be llemltodd
Prince. who plays the part oi the
wronged huitbandi iirletly told. the
story iii an iotlowa: Bweot lieu.
whore brother await the (tuition (ilhlit
mine. tutti in love with Jack Manon.
fl: young ghmbier. .iaelt iii too honor-
iiitti young one pittailcated girl oi the
frontier. but hot brother. beiiovln‘:
that the intention or Jack. titii dnamt
trientl. iii to ruin the girl. ploliii a quart
rel with him and he leaves the camp
and given up biit wild tile in MI hiti
fbrflilll’wl in the mine. Here no media
with two viiiinmi, who plan to ruin the
brother of the girl he. invert and mite
tip ninety interference to parent» old
pot and to again reinntnto liimooit in
\
night. you mtly rein aaiitircd that you
Nat-d are sensational acmbata and do ' I
bio to take adjourn” at ihelove at i.
tieular about the cut and appearance of their Shirts to see
the ”Monarch."
Negligee Shirts. coat style with attached culls. $1.50.
White Dress Shirts. $1.00.
White Plotted Tuxedo Shirts, , $.50.
In ortlor to make the week still more interesting. there
are Stillll‘
Negligee Shirts. coat style,
in values that are worth $i.oo and $1.25.
at 79 (its. special.
Haberdashery Section.
The “No-rip-lioz” Stocking Proteétor
it is a small fitted piece of soft chamois that is placed
between the stocking and the supporter. It positively pre-
vents the stocking from being ruined by runs or “ladders”
which are usually started by the fasteners. Can be attach—
ed to any supporter.
Sets of four or nix. 35 and 3x:
At the Corset Section.
The D. M. Read CO.
_~.—_
CHINA“ marinas
JAPANESE MATTINCS
. the to 50¢
FIBRE MATTINGS
86c and 89c
CARPETS
lnarain Brussels Velvet
Cm RUGS
- ‘ Bmaaela 'Axmineter
' Lace Curtains and Draperies
‘ Shades to Order a Specialty
A. Dickerniaii 8’: Son
84 Washington Sis, South Norwaik
ram 446
amnion manner In
Mat-loan Civio Annotation happie-
menia Inatrtiottvo Fomphlaia.
NEW YORK, April till-«Don't allow
tile- in your houle. ‘
promiae for thlii bill and‘ Manager-
Klrby believer it will give better tutt-
laiadtlnn to the patrons than our bill
that has yet been altered by thin popu-
lar company. There has been a mark-
ed thereon in attendance at late. and
it idiom that theatre min of The
Norwiilliii appreciate amiiiioment 9"“ permit ”'9'“ near W" '0‘“-
when ii in 0 rod to their! in the right “MPH" milk.
manner. vwho *“hm‘ min Don t buy food titnila when tiles are
tolerated. , .
Don't allow your from and denied-
tions to be exifeoii to the "amid of
flied. ' ' ‘ ’
those and a more of other " file"
are contained in a ritual ‘
being diarflbudltl by , iii-d an
.lr.. oha‘irmah or t o A' ’ 'il’
Almlltldlr'l ll'ly ‘ ‘
ahotiid not tail to reserve than in ad-
vance. Mi Mr Kirby DWI! two
great hilla ill ‘Vruk. and Will the new
tacos lot out. the new scenery and
contained. lih a pinlt ten tar that la~
ilea Wounded» and a neoprion it»
t 0 children Iaiurday 'Itternoom
Hoyt‘a Theatre will undoubtedly do it
great. track’- barium. .
M“ mired two yearn ago py in.
“M'S'W”." '"""$""°‘ :lrio Medelltluli. will wit
F REDDING. April routine condition ward .itita summer on] ‘
of Samuel 1.. Clemen- (Mark Twain). ”00‘0““ “d N .
who to in or heart trouble iii an home gowfifitimmfifufl .
here. idiom acme improvement title it 5 ,
. , eyoie Ind bl hi it.
haunting. Ho baddbe moat contorte-
“if
have been rent on All thé rm '
lnut night that night out he tau planed and towns ill iii. country
elude iiiii arrival in Radio; tut NW
l
«no
Thunday. or. Robert H. Holley who Pit-II 0%!“ ll? 0»? town.
has been in eonatant titted eo'upon moo Gill hour if ‘00
Mr. (bemoan since Thuritdir. twent to time any ill“ 0' "Whip (“900'
the attention or both the brother and New York. till mutant bill: in cahoot-
iituior. The reheat-nit show are» ed to return to heading thie evening.
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