, m WIIII In, our gonna ‘
IELVll‘otli-Z?
I monotonous been caro-
...mllillllld9d ill? the National
la dommittes or the great
, . cularly effective for those
_. oroylotlms or the more coin-
. ”intent: of women.
1 women thus attracted should
Loam to consult their family
. futon fully. but when this is
ible this remedy-ill tho next
. ll oourso, and it taken according
.9‘ instruction will bring cntiro ro-
. a large percentage of
, I It is safe and harmless and
2 ‘ flit! obtained at any A. D. S.
j lg Store: .
For.
MEMIEI.
A3 CM‘HON
Mn'DruIzsiutc Syndicate. and ,
arise.
These are the local A. p. S. drugglotc:
Allen. the drugglst.
Tito Bridge Pharmacy.
Tlxbllflol‘d Pharmacy,
Itiner d. Canty. Preps.
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_.b0MEerc KILLED av GAS.
STAMFORD. April 21.——Auna Buch~
Inset, a domestic, who came hcrc from
Austria eight days ago. was found
dead in him bed at the home of Hahn
VOEtI Yesterday. 'i‘hc room was flood-
ed with illuminating gas. ’l‘lIc girl,
who Was only 17. was not familiar
with the use of gun and though the
sac fixture mechanism hud boon ex-
plained to hcr. ii is thought. that she
accidcntally turnod on tho gun Tucs-
dny night after oxtincuiahing the light.
—~"Suiforod day'and night the tor-
meat 01 itching pilos. Nothing helped
ma until i used Dunn's Ointment. it
cured mo pcrmanently."——Hon. John
R. Garrett, Mayor, (lirurd. Ala.
CUT LIGHTHOUSE RATIONS.
The kecpcrs in tho lighthouses at
the animation of Norwalk harbor. along
with other lighthouse kooporh in thc
service, have received word from the
department that tho plan of allowing
30 cents a day for rations in soon to
he discontlnucd. Tho licr-pol‘s and as.
Bistantn will get, their wagon only and
they must. provide IiIoI‘r own raiionu
out of that.
WFOR SALE
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS »»»»»
Bayview Ava. Control Avc.. \‘I’ood-
.WOOI‘ Ave. and Rhodonolla l’nrk.
\
Is
It
NEW 6 AND ’I‘ ROOM HOUSES~
Lincoln nvcnuc, Woodward uvouuo
and Girard pIar-c.
$3.300, $4.000.
“Ant“? ‘bile Liability and
$393 Insurance
LOang Negotiated. Steamship Tickets.
J. M. Layton & Co.
(lncorpOrated)
6 RAILROAD AVE. 80. NORWALK.
II IIIINIIIIIIS
II} BIIX '
Best Hard Wood Oak
FROM
lib UP
KI MITCH ELL. UNDERTAK’ER
F. A. MITCHELL
Hausa ruaulausn
CORNER WALL AND HIGH OT...
NORWALKI CONN.
Nprwsllt Bnlncli bilice of
The Evening Sentinel
mm...
WALL
RAPER
New Goods now In
, litock. Prices are no
higher than Ialit your.
‘. E. Gorham
Decorator
10 Find §irectI Emit Norwaili
'. Telephone 452
l~iOY'l"3 THEATRE TONIGHT.
The one big laugh of tho cocoon will.
he at The Cheerful Liar. who appoorc
ac star, of" Mantle Square company
tonlgllfit“ :y this young iovor.
playodfiw ‘ ,. ‘atlo. can prevarlcato
to surely. . gutted. tie no sooner
goth out no hhcljapu than bin ilutl‘ilt
tongue gilbly force» him into another.
The dual lovo oi: this young man and
his old unclc for the some» girl. who
the young man mnkcu his wife, in tho
cause for the complications which
Mr. Lewis. the venerable. char»
actor of this company, will he soon at,
his boat in the portrayal oththis coir
iononurian. a rogue of thc Latin quar«
tor. Miro Ollie Baker plays a modorn
Zauilppo and Mr. licggc will ho hcr
honpcckcd Socratoa. 'l‘horo will not no
a dull moment. from tho riuo of tho mil" '
lain and those wishing to Ilhako off tlIo
dust of mortal woes and hidc bohiuri
them the skeleton of tho family closot
will iIic iichnaclvea to Ibo box oilicc.
whoro thoy will form a lino for one of
the biggest nido-upilttlug rovivalc that
non III-en diuhcrl up on tho ill. 20 and
:itlc pinticr at this emporium of mirth
in many many moons. Maids with
false tooth and man with wiga uhriuld
kcop ucur lilo hack Hi‘illlzl. and “if to
louuh in to grown l‘IIl.“ tho pairoim of
lloyt'a Theatre for tho balance of tho
wcuk will make good candidates for
tho frcc platform of tho llnrnum show.
AUSTRIA HUNGARY TRIP.
[i‘ you will go to Rod Mcn'a Hull.
Monday rvculug. April 25th. at ii
o'clock you an enjoy a. trip to thc Aun-
triun 'l‘yrol for the small sum of IonI-
ty-flvo conic. Tllc trip will In- madc
via Hamburg. Munich. liuvurin. Solz-
hurg. ’l‘hc lociurc. which is uudcr illc
uuuipcca of tho Woluun'o (lulld, 'I‘I‘iui-
ty Church. will no rioiivcrcrl by tho
licv. Francis: J. (Tiny Moran and will
lii‘ illustrulcd by tho atorcopiicon.
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
Tulle LAXATIVE BHOMO Quinlnc
Tablets. llruizlglats rofuud money if
it fails to curo. E. W. GROVE'S air;
uaturo is on oach box. 25c.
JIM JEFFRIES TRAINING.
BEN IANOMI, cal, April :I. mum
.loffI‘II-a iII Illti training bouts in show
lug littic inclination to box. llo'd
rather rough It.
Following his tlu'or» rounds with
Bob Armstrong yosiorrlny, .Ii‘ili‘li‘s rc-
IIIurkori that ho prcl’crrcrl II'I rounds of
fast lighting to two rounder of Spill“
ring.
This ponchnni of tho lIlIz iluhlcr for
hoary workhriuga up tho (lllr‘stirill
wllcrc arc training; oppoIII-ula hunky
cnouml io l‘ucrv .loffIIca to ho found.
li'a rosy lo sco that Arumtrong oIIIcr-
lainu no such profcroucc for l'l'lll
ilzzhilnrz lltl .Ii'ffl'lt'b' volccd.
Inn IIIIII
HAS NO TERRORS FOR THE
HOUSEKEEPER WHO USES A
Vacuum Cleaner
The Regina Hand Cleaner.
for .4qu hi $25.00. for ri‘lll at $1.00 per
day. and
The Peerless Electric Cleaner
for solo at $65.00. for root at $3.00 per
day, arc tho hcui clcuncra on tho mar-
lii'i, and \ro will doinoimlratc llll- furl
it you will call at our Moro.
I. J. IIIIIIIIIIE & SIIII (III.
l34~136 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and thcr ’l‘uradsy. January 'I
won, Fmight l‘ropoilcra will loan-
l’icr 28. East River, Now York. [tool
of Dover utrootl, ovory day. lcxoopl
Silurian. at it p. m. Freight received
at Norwolk up to 4 I). m. and South
Norwaik up to 6:30 p. m.
Norwalk Steamboat ho.
Annlng J. Smith. C. c. Housman.
Losses. General Agent .
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We omen own Lens.
ream cal col
’um‘l'slb'saa ’IUILOINO .
, com. O
or wuumotrou “an". .
norms to until a. In. and 12.45 to
. .. Monday rind fluturduy, I it
ill
IIII‘I IIIIIIIII"
IlEAIIEIlO
W
in order to tent The Sontinol'c great
circulation and lie Imporior advertis-
lng value, we have mudc arrangements
with Frank it. Baxter. the ‘I popular
drugglat. to offer bun on tho host cell-
Ing modiclnoa at half price to anyouo‘
who will cut out the ilbllowllls coupon
and proaont it at bin otoro:
coupon
'l‘iIis coupon entitles tho holder
to ouo bill: package of Dr. flow.
nrd‘o nucciilc for the cure of con-
allpntlon and dyspepsia at half
prico 25c. i will rofuud the money
to any dissatisfied customer.
FRANK ll. llAX'l‘iCli.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
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iir. llownrli'u apocific for tho curo
of constipation and dyapopnlu in not on
unknown romody. it lll‘lH Inndo runny
rclnurkubio curt-c right horn in South
Ncrwnlk [ind
liaxlor of lot grout nuporlorlty III our.
lug dyapopaiu, concliphiirm. IIlck hourl-
nr-lu- and lircr iroIIlIlca that he will. In
addition to III-Hing it at half prior, to
fund tho money to anyone whom 'it
IlooII not. curc.
TEACHERS’ CONVENTION.
Fall-field County Meeting in Stamford.
April 29.
Thu annual convention of tho Fair-
iiclrl i‘ouulv 'i‘cacllora’ association will
ln- lIclIl III Stamford. Friday. April 29.
Th.» public ucllooln of Norwulk will lIo
cloacrl on that day to allow the touch-
ora to nttcurl llli' convoution.
Among llIc filli'llki‘l'l-I will no lion.
(:oorco ll. I‘llllllllll’l’. oi” lloclu' Hill.
'I‘ho l’flllH‘lllllzl) will upon at 10:15
o‘clock with lunair- by ;I t‘lllil'llh‘ of
school clIlIrlI'clI dircctcrl by It. A. L.
Smith, dirorlm' of music in llll' pull-
iic schools. Al ill21io o'clock. Mr.
t‘IIIIIILIIcI' will III-Iivcr his, IIdIlI'r-sn on
"l‘odur ~~II l‘iIuIItor In History,"
AI il'iill thoIc will ho up nddrcsa by
Prof. H. N I.A\(llillti of lllc Sch" Ill'lllllll
Nuricul school on "Sonic :‘Hlit‘l‘ltl of
tho IIIII'III l'plili MUYI‘lIlI'lll " This: will
In: follow-Ii by an addrcaa by ilohcrt
WillilalII-r, of lllt‘ Stamford linlly Art
Iocnlr- on "Schools and lnrlliatly.”
III tho .llli‘l‘liflllll :Ii :1 o‘clock lhoro
Will M an I.r.:uu rocilal in Mr. Smith,
iollourd llI i.“ l5 by lllc lIlIullIcua Incclv
Inc, of lllc :stoclallou. Al 2‘50 I‘ll: W.
.1 Loop: \Iill aprah on "Thu instincts
of Animals and .\lI-n.“
We are unloading a
car of
Elmore
IIIIIIIMIIBI
ONE lS UNSOLD
Your cliunrc for Illllill‘illilll‘ dc-
ilI‘I-ry.
Only IIIIIo working puller in tin»
liiluoro cnuinc.
I. I. iiilllllillll III. .
39 Wall Street. Norwalk.
THENLWéClENCF.
‘ Definition of Chiropractic
i‘hlropracllc Ia tho acloucc of tho
‘nuuc of tho llllitlulii‘ and tho nrt of ad-
IIu-Iilnl; the clinic. liiauuaca uro caused
by a wrench, twiat or sprain in thc
buck. Even if drum in childhood ii
"routes pinched nervca and pain in
later life in tho different organs and
turbo.
I‘lIlIupruciorc remove the canon of
his Iiiacaac and pain. and lli‘lllll) It
I-aiorcd through liar-moulding the fill
‘ll‘fVO belflmfi in your body.
Ncrvounnoas. Rheumatism. Parsly
Ila, iicnrt. Kidney and Female Dis
onsets are given apoclal altcnilon; also
Curvainra of the Spice. You will
Iovor roxrct giving Chiropractic ii.
ohnnco to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
. M WAOHINGTON 37'. IO. NORWALK
Monastic Trooi'rhoni. Given Also.
RODS, HOOKS,
and all other aIIndrlon that go to motto
an 0. line or
“Fhliing nun Thiltc
III III Fishing"
, Charles E. Dow
ppm.“
112 WAIHINOTON "MIT
Hii poulliyo In Ilrultuiut.
L
Illa lot "In ‘
IIIIIII‘IIIITIIIIIu-cl
TELEPHONE 800!
m
it in now cxpoclod that‘thc new tol-
ophouo system onetho‘lold Northamp-
ton division of tho'fpto'w Haven road.
coVorIng all the station on this line
and ita hranchon. whicl‘v‘lsiboins In:
atailcd for the dispatch it: of trains In
plnce at tho tcloarwhl'll mothod, no
long do uao will be red. for actuul
oporntlou for It tow woo s.
The work on thin system was aturt-
mi in tho tall or last your, and it won
thought that it would llncomplotcd and
roady for business about January 1.
Thou along ilIc hoary snow aiormu at
(.‘lll'lliliiillfl Limo and the other one a
chk lull-r and thin proposition wail
put back auroral wooks until tho
wonthcr clonrcd. 'l'hen lator cumo the
manor no aloof nun-ma which Inudc
wlrr- ork out of tho quontion and
thou. no tho illory goon, tho company
Ilnflcrod aomc disappointmont in the
rlcilwry of iuutorlai. Not long ago.
April I was the duto not for tho opcu-
ion of tho telephone dispatching ayu»
tom. but now tllc marinara that ii. is
illiccl‘llilli thn it. will pill this new
wrlnirlc into commission.
liy thin ayaloin all tho oprratorn
along tho lino will in: ill clouo touch
with tho cliicf diaputchcr'a office. For
our- oporntor to roach anothcr his moa-
raxo muct pans through lilo diapnlch-
cr'u office. I
'i‘llo iciograpIII-ra Juai now arc lmv»
iIIIt llIcIr lIiilo row with tho roar! lio-
rauao tlI‘o company docs not lllinlr tho
Iolographora‘ conunittoc ahould not as
tho rvproauuflriivo of tho futurc train
opI-rntora who do their buolncsc ovor
tho tI-lcphonc.
rout Iiililiiliil mm
llil. Billiil lililllil iiEilEllT
li'oIIliuucd from First Partial
honollciarics living In this grand lurin-
(“(‘Illlll III “37.591“. (Ill April 1.
thorn wrrc 2i? councih with II incm
buildup of iI.ii.’I.'I.
tlruud 'l'rcaaurur IiIIrton ti. III-Inn.
of Watcrburr. rI-IIorthl rcceipta of Sb.‘
23m: and l‘xlii‘lllllllil'i‘fi of SEIKI‘IIIIbT.
with n Ilillfllll‘lf of $2,457.95. 'I‘hc rl‘n
mmrroa of tho (lama i‘mmcil March
31. 11010. aumuulcd to storm.
(irauri 'l‘ruatr-I- loorlzv i.. \‘mumin.
of Hartford. John S. Iv‘ishrrr. of Dan
bury. and tic-raid .l. Marry, of Moridon,
rcpoIlcd Ilii amount of tho i 'oatod
funds, with Iniprcsi, to ho 3.” 47d.
’i‘hc following officors worn olcrtr-d
l'l‘fili‘i‘illl)’ afternoon :
(it‘und lirucnl John 3.
walk. ' n
lirami \‘Ico licgmll «E
Iirlduvpori,
Grand (lrulor~ A, ll
llru‘ou .
(ll‘anrl Rocrciarl--(‘III‘lcion E. lload-
Icy. New llnvon.
Grand 'I‘rI-ltaIIri-rmllurlnn ti
\Vntcrhurl,
Burr. Nor-
F. Pridc.
ilarclay. Now
llryan.
lord,
(hind (lillilt'mduhll ti. Firth-r. [Ian-
I‘lll')‘.
iiraud War-don ii. ll. Ehmari, Now
llarcu.
til-and Slurry W, i‘. Kcmp. \\'iu.
nit-d.
supremo IthIrvaoIIlativo i Iii}.
ill‘ayiun, Stonlnulnn.
Ailcruatc—wil. I4
Truslcoa-(i. i. \‘II nix.
ll 3, l‘umouu. Nora'rll, and
lluuilnliton, of hi. ridon.
iiorncc
i‘unl Suprcmc ivlroui Edam) M.
Scllryvcr. of Mull mud. :Ihaiaicd hr Sn»
Ilrcmo lchIi'I-e-I'IIrhile- Edward ll.
ilornion. acting II» Hillll'l‘illt’ guido
'I‘III- grand coIIIIrIl was lllcll l.‘l05l'fl
in nIIIplo form.
The New Grand Regent.
Grand ilcuclu John M. Burr was
IllilIili-‘ll III lI'IIItcrolil council, No.
50!. III Brooklyn. N, \7, III liiiifl, llI-
alfIIInthl with I'ouawm council. No.
l,L'l‘Iii, of wanlh, lII liltiii. Ho wnfl
\‘Icv-I‘r'xl‘lll Hf l’nilaahllr l‘lllllli‘ll III
will and II-cour Ill liloi'I. in llll‘
grand council hr
liIIII‘I_ grand tiIIIIIiIIiII in I lilo'I‘. ill‘iillll
orator In liloa :iliil gl‘llllll vlccroucnt
In litliii. fin to a IIIcnIlIcr of SI. .Iollll'n
loduc. No. ii. i". and A. hi, and Wash-
inaiou ciIIIplr-r. No. ‘.‘i. R A. M, both
of Nora Ilk, and mi (‘liIIion command
«In. No. ii, I\' ’i' ‘ of lll‘tHiIiIMi. N. l',
ilo in choir-I’ll l‘l'itll‘RI'lllfllIH‘ for tho
lro i‘Il\' Sanitary Mnuufnclurlulr coul-
pan} of i’iIiHlIlII‘.;. l‘rnn.
STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
NEW HAVEN. AIII‘II ills “llci'orc
cloning llll cIIIIlrIIiIoII tl’lc (lorIIIccliclIl
Sultr- lioniul Amoclnliou today I-hoac
Dr. l~‘. 'I‘ MIII'IIr-arl, .112. of ililrtford. I!“
no lil'l‘h’llli'lll; I‘II- nolIort H. Hii‘uulz, of
liriducporl. vlcc III'cItldcnl: Ilr.
A. Spaug, of Now ilavcn. treasurer.
and lli'. ill. .I. Alllmll, of Watnrbury.
not‘l'cinry. Tlll‘ main of Milli wan votod
lo a fund for ”11‘ (Villllllllllllllt‘m of u
quInm-lai or illl‘ lnlo llr. W. l). Millor.
IloIItIIIl and uricnilnt. Ono-halt of Ibo
amount noon to Ilic lIIlI-ruuilonal Mulli-
oI‘lul Fund, and tho other half to tho
0H0 fund.
’.
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NATHANIEL WHEELER
DEAD.
MR8.
K .
limud t'lluplnlu "0'1.“ J Hall. llarl-i
Sumo, Mcl‘ldcn. I
Hartford: .
’l'lw now (iflll’l‘ln wurc innlnllcd lIvI
war grand guldc iuI
Iicury '
I
III sillill
III Slilllllll IEIIIS
Norwaik Highs Walked Away
from Rldnefield Bpordlflll
Schlioi, 19 to 2
in a vory one-aided some. yesterday
aflornoon. the Nbrwulk High school
heal 'tho Rirlnclicld iioardin school.
lit to 2, on the grounds of t o latter
team. The feature of tire game wall
Martin's lino pitching, which. with line
support by his icum mates, rem "“3
opponcnta from rcuch Ilooond base for
acvon luningu.
The llncup of the two teams:
Rumfords. Norwslk H. B.
\
(loroy ..' ..................... , (lolcy
Loli liold.
English ...................... Martin
l’ltchor.
\‘I'lnlock ..................... ircland
Shortstop.
Monyponny ................ Seymour
Third buao.
Steinmetz .................... Farrah
Collier livid. ,
ilooth .' .................... (lunrnicri
r‘Irai bur-Io.
(lnmblo. (‘lark ............ ll. Ferric
lilulit iiclu.
Ilockeugcr ................ W. iiorun
(latcllcl'.
hock .......... P. Taylor. Greenwood
Second has".
Runs ~irulaiul 4. Seymour 3; (lulu--
nlI-rl :I, lloran 2, t'olcy I. Pagan :1. For.
ris it. Wiulock 1. English 1.
ilmplrc »»»»»» iionahaw.
’i‘Imo of xulucmtiuo hour. fItI llllll-
Iii trot d
CONTINENTAL CONGRESS.
Reports of State Regents and Standing
Committees Read Today.
\I'ASIIIXUTUN. April 2l.---~Tllero
War II full ottondnncu of rich-gulch
wllcn ihc morning acaolon of tho ninc-
Irwnlll conllnonla] congress of the
oponvd today All \wrc anxious to hunt
Illl' Ti‘iillll oi llll‘ I-lI-r-lloli pl lllP icn
\‘It‘t‘-Ill't‘t~lllvlllH-gi‘lll‘i'fll. Although the
IoIrult was capoctml to ho madp known
I’ll lIIIIi cloning}; :I‘I‘Hh'ltlll, an t‘l'l‘iil‘ In
Illi' printing of tho builoi dclaycd thc
clociiuu and tho t'tllllllllllvi‘ of lollorn
(‘Olllllillt‘d illt‘ll‘ inborn of counting lilo
Hill's until an ruril hour this morn-
rill
’i‘odm‘a program couslalod of tho
trading of rcporia from stair rcgcniu
and standing commlitoox. 'I‘llo l‘l)lilr
Inltlcc on roll] daughicra proaoulcd a
Icpori through ill-I chairman. Mm. IV.
l.. i‘col It won followcd h} Illt‘ Franco-
AIucrlraII cquuIlIlI-o‘a rcpurl. mark» by
Mrs (lI-orgo Ell. leunlwrg; that ofille
cmnnlillco on national univursily. and
of tho comuIilIoo ml l‘rI-servuliou of
historical allots. Amendments to tho
Humiliation mid III-Jaw»; of tho aociciy
\vI-rc also takon up at tho morning How
‘10".
What was lookod forward to with
tho arc-ulnar pioasuro by tho daughlors
was tho rcccpllon in the east room of
tin» \I'iIIlI: iiouuc this Itfiornoou by tho
III-cuirlcni
'i‘hia ovI-ning I‘roaidoni-(iouoral Mrs.
Maitllcw 1‘ Scott will cuicrtnin for
tho duughlcra at a rccoptiou ui tho
, Arlington.
HALLEY'S COMET VISIBLE.
I M".
. Professor Wendell. of Harvard. Takes
Measurements.
('Ahlllllllmid. lilacs” April 2I.~\‘is.
iblc to tho luikcd cyc for almost half
an hour. ilnllcy's cunwt wan walchorl
wItlI grunt lnicroui by members of the
; Harvard t‘ollcuc ()bucrvnwry oarl)‘ (0-,
'rli). Tho conicl appeared In plain
,viow III :imiu a. "L. and disappeared
from night at -i:l‘.l a. m. From onscr-
Ixntiona takcu by Loon (‘ampbolL of
film (llmcrvalory ainff. llw couiot WIN
Ill. dour-Nu cast of Vernon. and had a
-‘ Inil our and onwbalf dcgrcos ions. and
f can III tho fourth magniiudc.
l.nror tho following utatotnout was in.
I sucd:
! "A guild plIolquciI'ic Incuaul'I-ulcut
i of tho hrlnhin’osc of tho nuciouu of linl~
icy'a colour was ohtninod illia morning
by Prof. \K‘rndoil at tho Harvard 0b-
.Ilcl‘raiory. Tho nIcanurorl IIIrIuIIilIIIlc
In! tho nucleon Will-I lid. The total
I iII'lclIIIIoaa oi both IlIc nuolcun and tho
ourroundiug colon was a lltllc allow
rho fifth magnitudc. 'I‘hc (‘uiill‘l has
grown «oniowhut brixhtcr within tho
last tow dam and in now faintly visible
to thc nakcd oyo. ’i‘hc comm roars to
tiny at 3:16 a. m."
From a popular point of How, lhc
t'l'llll‘l In dlanppoariuu at thia limo, and
with tho approach of tho moon during
rho uoxi two wooka toward tho rim
Igloo in Illl‘ ally in which lllt‘ lumct in
(found. illcro will no wry III I‘ to rc-
pay the oariy riuor.
l in fact, notmnumcrc do not look for
any spectacular diaplny while tho com-
iot la in tho oaatorn ally." Null month.
Illowm'or. who" it pauoou bctwoou illc
It‘lil‘lll and tho rum and roappourn in tho
1 \chIII. It. will bu nu object of much in:
Icrcui.
Conturloa ago tho comct iinuntcd a
good alzcd tail. in tho conntornntion of
. Ignorant mankind. Hui conflicts with
lluuglllcra of llli.‘ Aluoricau Revolution '
_ to tho rancher on tho beach of tho in
. unpromo Court of the United Button. In «no mingled and none or thorn im-
bltitltihliziilt'l‘. April BieriH‘l‘ tho pun ovory aovcnty four yearn hull
Urinary Wlwoior. widow of Nulllalilvl . abort: tho comet of much of its bril-
Wilcolcr, our of ill‘ldltcporl‘si plohccr llanl uppondanl‘. aud'tho earthly lanai»
citizens. dim! )‘i‘llll‘l'dlii' at her not IIIIIIIIII In tho aoIlI ('(liltlll‘y will not. be
donro. "Walnlu Wanda.“ In this cilihirnvorud an thono of provloua couturicn.
Him had boon alok for aovrnni lilouthli. I ~
Sim wudmno of III fonlIIioI-II oi the HOT WRESTLING MATCH. ,
IIrldgopIn-I Orphan ayinmaud a (11- Sioux (ll'i‘Y, in. April “chm-In a
rocttlr III tho Ynulu’r Wolncn‘a Christ mainland tumble wrouilinn match con-
II‘“ MIMIMIUIL i-Ihu Ill Hlli‘VIW‘ll ILV Irnntion. O‘Kclly, lriuh champion. iaat
iwD will. it sviopdon andn‘llfindmndr ‘niglII ridiculed Humid Kala Paaha in
tor. grim Illcpilon In slump» ii. Wilncl- Alralght tall» in night mlnutoa, forty
or. owner of tho dimmed inlet and wounds. and six minutrw and thirty
othcr valuabll.‘ property in Ill 5 Cily- aoconda. ’l‘ho Turk did marcely any
' mow-«mm: wrestling. apondlng his limo on tho
WILL HUGH Eb IE A JUDGE? Infill. biting and kicking llIil opponent.
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WASH N, TON. Api‘ll 21.-Attoruov Alone mun no oceanic no turioac inst
(lonornl fiIbItorohnm in one or'tho old-pun politic were cation in to stop him.
oiala In “Muslim who Would who 4......»
citation ovortho starvation of (lover-i WALL STREET, 1021M. m.~2rioon
nor cameo in. Hush“. at New York. of stocks romeo slaulcnly at the open-
wilh a show of small gains and
fill In) cant-«Irma Minnelli informally porinnt in oatont. 'l‘liorc word helvy
ycsth-Ilay. although he was not aware blocka dealt in at running quotationo of
whom tho plosidoni might appoint: ll. 8. Stool and lluion Pacific. tho
The attorney sonnrlll cold no oondidor- former yinhituc Hi and the latter an
Bridgeport Armani... l Bridgeport Advertisements
The D. M.
I
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THURSDAY, APRIL 2!, 1910
Read Co.
Established 1857. '
in the Time of William and Mary
The English cabinet maker was obliged to ad-
just himself to decidedly changed conditions. The
stem looking and massive Jacobean Furniture gave
way to lighter forms and more graceful lines. and
there was a spirit of elegance in the fashions in Fur—
niture of that period, the pieces being of such grace
and beauty that the cabinet makers and craftSmen
of today take pleasure in copying them. It is also
with pleasure that we place on sale a magnificent
reproduction of the William and Mary period, in
a Dining Suite which has recently arrived,
It is of Antique Mahogany, the different pieces
being quite large and very adaptable to a spacious
dining room. There is mbch hand carving on cab-
inet, buffet and chair backd‘, and the fanwork. scroll
work and foliatians are intricate and of great ar-
tistic beauty.
The Buffet. sixty-six inches long. has raised
paneling on the cupboard doors. antique brass
"pulls: on the drawers, and a splendid “fan" on the
center at the top.
The Cabinet is fifty-three inches wide, with a
central section and wings at the sides. Mirror back
throughout.-
Thc Round Table. sixty inches in diameter, is
capable of a ten foot extension, and the additional
boards are fitted with "aprons" so that the rim of
the table when extended remains unbroken.
The Set of Chairs includes two Armchairs and
four Sidechairs. with elaborately carved backs, and
the seats are of Spanish leather. richly colored to
harmonize with the Mahogany.
The Suite in its entirety is composed of Table,
China Cabinet. Buffet. Serving Table and Chairs.
i
$592.25, Sptcial.
The D. 'M.
Read Co. “
m... 3:...
I Golf Coats SWcaters
This is tho. flow, when tom-hut off the heavier outer garmouts, Sweat~
era are most worn. So we have chosen them for
This Week’s
To make it atlractivc wo have put. a Inarhcd down lickct on
Special Salc
OVOTX
garment for our
THURSDAY, BARGAIN DAY
Broken lino-s, a larger rcducliou: new numbers a loss reduction. NOTE
SOME PRICES:
CHILD’S SWEATERS.
35c. u'cro 50c.
69c. wcro 750.
79c. wcrc Still).
. 98c. were $1.25.
$1.19, wore $1.50.
$1.49. wcro $1.98.
Olhcr qualities at similar reductions.
m" W.
875cm AMERICAN-”NEWSPAPERB.
William J. Bryon Tolls Chicago Now--
paper Club About Them.
CHICAGO. April 2i.«—Wiiiiam .l.
iirynn. III a talk to tho Nowapapcr Club
of t‘hicago. that night. told a low ox-
porioncou of the trip and particularly
with reference to uownpapor mun he
met in various parlu of south America.
llo thou .turnod bin attention to now
pour-rs in this country.
"it actions apoak louder than wor s.
my oniranco into lournaiinm ought to
ho nulllciont proof that l regard it as
not. only ioaiiimato. but also as an int
Illinu iiold," ho continuod. “l bciiovo
the: influence of tho ncwapnpor is to in-
crocso rather than diminish. If the
newspapers in thin country did their
duty to the public there to not a wrong
that could last. ono your in the United
States. It is only because we have so
many nowapapors that. instead of or
posing wrong, cover it up and have an
Interest in thcmlundcr of the graftors
‘ that. evil: exist."
in an interview Mr. Bryan save his
views on tho immoral-Ilia congressional
victory in file Thirty-second district at
New York.’ ‘ I
”i am very much gratified to learn
of rho Democrutic victory in Roches-
ter." cold Mr. flityan. "While it In In
Itno with tho roturaa from other recent
till tint (inventor flushes would clinic nail-unto lull. Utilorwiao coatings were elections and indicates a trctui of son;
fan excellent Judge.
f
‘ 'tinoiunilioant. ll. Bfiubbsr downed 1.‘ tinient toward the Dammit: burly.
LADIES’ SWEATERS.
$1.79. wcre $2.25.
$1.98. wcre‘flbil.
$2.49. wcrc $3.00.
BOYS' SWEATERS.
35C, woro 50c.
75c. were $1.00.
Soc wcat window.
A; prelim & Son
84 Washington (St, Sbuih Norwalk
Telephone 446
It would not be fair to overlook the in‘
iluoncou of tho poraunnl factors.
"A fight was made upon the liobub-
llcan candidate because of objections
to Illa record. and this fight luid its in-
iiuonco also. it. would probably ho dini-
r-uit to fix accurately the proportion of:
the victory which can be credited to
the strength of Democratic ccntimont.”
PITTSBURG'B FOURTH MIMI.
PITTSBURI‘I. ML. April 21. «Every-
thing but tho wouthcr III in perfect
readiness for the raising'of Pittsburgh
fourth National imaauo- pennant and
the opt-aim: of tho local season with felt.
wolf-protected by a canvas covering
during the past tron days rain grid
nothing short of a storm at some
time was, feared by tho follmeru
of tho sport. Mayor William A. Magoo
wil throw the drill hall. Announce-
ment is madc that (‘zcmnist and Willis
have noon aeloctcd to pitch for Pitts-
b‘urg and St. Louis. respectively. while
Sharpe. who hail been playing for Pitts.
burg at first base. was scheduled to
give way tomporul-il’y for a try-out of
5WD“, the rival candidate for the pool-
on. -
GINIRAL FRENCH DEAD.
FLORALA. Ala" April 213-8. 0.
ifrcncb. the oldest living Confederate
general. dlod bore youtorday. nod 93
yours. lie will be buried at Pollution»
in, Fla, today.
Norwalk Chronicler