It‘tll tilliil‘tl (jittihilh ii i.
mfédatilrtitiwtil
two runs
(Continued from F‘irst Page.)
Their actions. while doing this. are do-
ciylodiy funny anti that the. audience
did put fall to show its appreciation
of the well-acted parts was shown by
the vigorous applause. The dual wind-
iip of this play was "touching" to any
the local.
The Second play was one oi‘ much
equally
participants
Haroldlialdwln made an excellent old
man. “whoin nature had cut out for a
peaceful lite." and Miss Emily Nash,
servant,
Yell agiii"-—«
premixed prolonged merrliiient amonit
the spectators. Miss lsabel Allor tutti
. Milo Mamie Sanger. as the two ladies
in or proportions and
wet acted by the six
was
lm'exceptionally tine. lrloli
whom~“'l‘hat's right.
whose hands were sought by Harold
V Murray and Jack Boatiy. played their
to
' parts to perfection, having ones
which they were very well suited. as
did their ardent suitors. Jack. whose
former successes are woll remember-
ed; lived up to his reputation In last,
night’s performance. This force also
contained a slight tangle. in that tho
two Puddltools. Jr. aiid SR. changed
their identities frequently, rauitlni:
mtlch niyittltit-ntlon to tho othor chur-
actors.
Great praise bi due l’rofcasor E. l1.
Heinsllng. of ilio liorairotu Prepara-
tory School. untlor whose personal db
rection the. two plays worn. produced.
The results of his ('fltli‘iR wort- liltllii’
Jolt in the production of tho two
green. The following lll‘t' the taste; of
e two plays:
“A Pair of Lunatics."
aflile ............ Miss it‘loii-iit-t- .ionos
Koniit-tli \‘t‘ruani
SCt‘iit‘wih‘. Atiilillfi' Asylum.
Tinl("~l’i‘0i-tt'lll.
"The Two Puddiiootc.”
Bullies .............. litirold llzildwln tlioy have made in the pant.
Peggy ............ Miss l‘lnilly Nash . ~ m .. ' I
Mrs. it‘igiiby i‘lih‘fi ittiilt‘iil‘ Allot‘ ~ Harsh plivniczz react, wfikon the,
Carob ue ........
Puddltooi, .lr. ... , . . . . .. .luck lit-titty
Milo; Monti“ Sitiiut-i‘
. mp...“ -... . ,. . . , .
liop' it, .. Paddlnuton. London.
'1‘! ,o—Pronont day.
After the plays the door was cleared
and dancing was enjoyed until a into
hour. Harvey's Bridgeport orchestra
furnltthed the music for the dancing
anti also rendered several aolectionn
during the earlier part of the. ovcning.
This evening the two plays, "A Pair
of lainatlou' and "inrkln‘s Love hot»
lei-a." will be given and dancing will
be the l'llit' at the cessation of tho per-
foruiances.
()p the programs the following uoio
appoara that in of interest to many
maple an triendo of tho K. (i. K. .\.:
The King i8 Dendl Long Live the
Klngil
Willi the presentation of tlioito tnrcoa.
the present members of thistlo (Tamo-
lot make their last appearance in pub-
lic as.Knlghia of King Arthur. Feel
big that what. is primarily a boy's int
ntltiitlou had been outgrown by iiit'lll.
they have been for some time at work
reorganizing the local uocioty. with
the result that they are able at this
limo to introduce tlioitittclvoa in their
many friends as “The Round Table
(“tub of Not-walk,"
Tho ottlcerii of the new organization
are: President. Ely Raymond: vlco~
pronltlont, Jack lioatty; secretary.
llaroitl llaltlwin: treasurer. lldrold
lituriuy. Mr, Werner stands in pro-
cluoiy the some rotation. without Slit“
reunion. to the now (‘iilil at: he stood
in to the old. and iii ('illiil‘liltlll. no limit
the Governing ltoard.
first of May. tho t‘tipiuiiis ol‘
lot. snot-oiling to oil lhtv l‘iilillfi and
tiii\ilt‘;:t‘:< of tho pron-int lx'iilizlith of
King Aitlinr ttiid ilt‘L'illlM! for the tinnit-
‘iillilltil'i iinti t'uior so Mi‘llt'l'tillhi)’ girl-ii
thoir pi'orlwc‘ossoi'n At; lot lilt‘ lioutiti
’l‘nblo t‘lub» its liltllllllt'l'h‘ have tio
higlior tiuiltitlou than to hold in the
i'ltttii'o the friend.» \titliout number
btiwoléi, rutint- ('ili‘tiilit‘ t‘oiintlpntiim
iionn’s lieguioie tzporulo anally. tone
, tit triangular
A tiny pillow tor the huby'ii curriauti
he aluiotit no great a necessity an tho
t'nrrlugt- itsoit titid can bear evident-o
of tho proaclouunt-ua of tho little bond
that reatn against ii iii the tint--
ttpon it.
When removing ribbon from aollrtl
covers fusion a piece of twine on min.
end and pttli through. take off the rib
hon leaving the luring in the corset
otivor while ii in being laundered.
Then by tying ilio ribbon on ouo ond
again it ih‘ easily pulled back into
plaice.--l~‘toiii the Modern Prlucilln.
Do not attempt the. angular eyoiot
embroidery unions you are already or
port at the round eyeletu. 'l‘bo forur
er in not no l'iiii)’ on account of tho
corpora. which intuit ilt‘ kept very
sharp; utid the shape of tho eyelets
must be kept true it the piece is to
be snort-Homily act-oliipllnlied.
Woinon who are afflicted with ototu»
aoli troublo should he especially par-
ticular an to tho lit at their ouriiotit. it
in poaaiblo to be fitted with tlioho that
are constructed with a view to reduc-
ing to the lowest poulblo degree the
lil‘t‘tliiiii‘t' on the vital organs and this
. is the kind to wear.
Don't you think tho liltitt'dl hanging
ltiiiioruti lii plorcod bruit a vorytlo-
ilfllitilll‘lllomln or furnishing a not too
brilliant light for the porch? They are
.ol‘toii made by the home ltoopt-ra thorn.
as ho romaine iii the community. oftitotvea.
Afit‘r the our.
l't'ndi'l' ol’ thi- K (i. K. A. clitirtor, rile: wot-ii, there in hardly a more acct-pt
'l‘oii .
will bo ninth~ llll'liliit‘l‘h ol’ (‘usllt- (‘uiiio 3 friend than a pivot» of your handiwork
it you are expert in out Ioulhor
alilo gift that you can Xllllitl‘ for a
mu bolt, a card f'iiKt‘, it iliitkllllllt' to\
or. it Htllllii but: there aro Ht'ili'i‘h oi ur-
tit‘ios that you will int-‘tiititly t‘iiii it
tiiiiitl
'l‘ltoro is no spot whoro the abort
waisted oniplt'o tnrdiloii to liltil’t' up
propriato and pleasing than on dainty
night tii‘t‘hxt‘h‘. it in Mill lth‘Ii tlit-re
. and scarcely anywhoto eluo
FILES CURED W 6 TON DAYS
PA'M) OlNTMICNT iii guaranteed i
cure any case of itching. ililtid. ! Ivan
Ptitldlfoot, Sr. . Harold Murray 'lio hltttlliit'ii. t-urt- constipation. 25c ing or Protrudtuz pit” in g 0 ii
Seeiit'~—~lltilliou' .t\|liii‘ilill'lli:~i. liio- Ask your tirtiizulat tot llit-iir days 0' money refunded. 50¢
53,1. .
TSATURDAY
. Ladies’ Waists
\Vt' have n int‘po :tutl :tlit'urltw tl‘uttl'ililt‘lll
oi l.ittllt’H Willa!» :ii l‘optilni'
Gowns and Drawers
ill lingo i
thirty and good \‘Zilllt‘n.
i’i‘lt‘t‘p.
Ladies’ Neckwear
livery \u'rii \vr t'rt‘rlit'
no that all ilit’ liillt' we linvr :i lut‘pr vitriol}.
wttic new style»,
- Ladles’ Hose
tltir popular
lot; we“ itiltii'l‘il.
"t'mlot," "”I't'uo Shape.” “llui‘ii illi‘Miil'i‘.‘
itiill/i' Lisle. Split l’t-t-t. iy'liihcti Tops, tltttsizc.
iiiiiitt‘h' of lltmicry :ii'c broom-
Wt- l't'illlllti you of them:
; ulho
Wide Ribbons
At .....
lixrttllctii vultu- .,
Litzlit
,.....25c per yti.
Corset Covers
(.‘lur desortiiiriii oi liit‘ht‘ popular gartuotitfi
in large and attractive.
A.Dickerman *
Children's, Hose
wright.
\vt'iglti .....
lllt'lilillli wright. liravy
................ mo. a for 25¢
“tutti-t." llunirt‘ iirmvii, :ill Wrights, at. . . .dsc
,Wliitr and Tom ................ isc and 25c
l'tipillat pritftw
25c and 50:
Ladies' Underwear
Warmer wctithrr tittikctt demand for lighter
catatonia. Look at our line. . .ioc. a (or age
And use catch
84 Washington Street. Scuth Norwal}:
TELEPHONE 446
p : till
with on . .
Mil
b.’i‘he trouble: of tho out
the tiiiticiilttea Whicitllt . ,
iii the pure foodiaw were at it hov
fore thonuartoriymmlaj of the state
board or health h‘ id‘ lathe capital.
Wedueadny evening, by F‘. 8. Beard»
lay, of Starttnrd, a member of the
ovalwmtm'tt « mutation. in emulate.
tlou with Mr. soart‘lalny‘u talk it letter
watt received tram Tux Communion-
t-r William ll. (lorbln talking the oldie
hoard oi. health to make dnalyauu of
the water iii New Haveil and Bridge-
port harbors and other places where
oyiilora are cultivated. Mr. Beamin-
icy explained that ii baa been tho
mutant at tho oyttieinon to trans.
'lilllll oytitoi‘ti from placed out in the
Round to harbors and rivers to main!
thoiu i’attor. ltntlcr the new purc-
(oti law, it bi made illegal to trans-
tiiant oyuteru in thin manner into
liiJlilnh water and to place. them in
water t loan "tilii oouiont" than that
in which they were. born and brought
up. Tho idea hi. or course, to pre-
vent the oyttiorii from being tattooed
in waters which receivo aewage roti-
latiiintiiloii.
tinder tlilii new law. iiaid Mr.
iioardi-dey, home 3.000 to 4.000 acres
of oyster lands will be rendered use.-
leiut. in some t'tiiiefl, oysters have \1-
roatly been seized by tho govomment
and shipment from the hello. from
which they came prohibited.“ The
matter came to Mr. (‘oi-bin‘s attention
by coming berote the board of cquail»
nation.
The matter was referred to a now
elal committee cohabiting of Dr. A. J.
Wolff. Commissioner '1‘. R. McKenzie
and Sot'i‘otbry .i. ll. Townsend.
'l‘lio roporl oi” i'rofi-ittlor iierbort W.
(Iona, dim-rtor of the state laboratory.
was road. among the matters which
it contained being that of the ptibiic
pastourlinitioti or milk. Thin process.
applied to all uillli. Professor Conn
thought, was the only way to obtain
abnolutoly intri- milk. The pro-out
iiyittoui lit good. in south ways. but
it door: not prevent the irattiiniliniitm
of tuberculoalu or typhoid fever. Pub
llc liflhlvtll‘lliiiitlli has been used in
Chit-ago, New Orleans and Omaha.
Tho pantourlzatlon coaxial: in heating
the milk to a temppraluro of till tiP‘
green tor half atthonr.
A letter from William E. Noble. of
law BN‘iili. wait pearl, calling atten-
tioti to the poliiouinu at fish by poin—
ous unbalance in the Sobethc river
and Clioiiilat Joined A. Noylcnda was
dimeti-ti to make on examination.
l’rotonetn‘ (.‘onn'n roport wowed that
Lots“: specimens have been exaialut-ti.
No code of rabies ban in.) diM‘ov-
orod in tho slate. iit' sold. for two
yearn. Tito hidden or unsanitary
iollol facilities in izillmad Nations
was brought to tho attention at the
board by (‘oiiitulnaltmor McKenzie and
iiiiipecuu- ti. C. ii and was inatriici-
oil to make nnZtl immon. Borro-
tnt'y Townsend was ppointod a dole
auto to attend tho conforonco of «into
boards of health to be lit-id tti Wash—
ington. D. 0,, on April 28 and 29.
Preuidont B. it, Root and Containi-
isloneru T. H. MrKounle. Lenin Sperry.
A. .l. Wolff and .1. ll. Townsend were
present,
| \
,. .~~.. -.....
PAVSON REACHEB BY ACUSE.
SYRACUSE. N \‘.. Aprl 22.~Ed~
ward Payoon Woaltm reached Syrncune
at to o't‘lorli this morning.
A little vinegar in the water tr
which you are to bathe your feet will
be rloaniiing as won at bracing to the
hot .
mm-
rnrj" aw SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic iii the science or the
couch of the dist-an and the art or ad‘
justin; the acute. Diumu am caused
by a wrench. twill. or unit: in tin
back. than it do» childhood ll
' crum pinched norm and pain in
it“; his in tho dilmnt organs and
in .
Chiropractors roman the cum oi
thi- dtuou and pat
mini-ed through hormonal“ the on
com union. in at body.
Ncrvoucncu. It carnation. Parab-
Ill, Heart. Kidnu and final. on
com are given metal attention; clu
Curr-taro of tho Spica.
hover rut-ct giving Chiropractic i
chance to unto you. ‘
T. runners; D. C.
0‘ WAIHINOTOM 81‘. D. ”DIWALI
«cancels Treatment. Diva-y Moo
‘ Mitch“ in a
lit'lTlOOn looking for the colored
akin, but the water intuit be warm. not
It. out! With it
You will
.
- ’ ton SALE
DESIRABLE BUILDING
wooi- Ave. and llhoduubila Park.
Lincoln avenue, Woodward
and titrard place.
“.800. “.000-
Automoblle nobility and
Fire inaurance
numb. in...)
ii flAlLROAD avl.
'Dtitlv moon: it.
For Freight 00”
all?
M I.“ ‘ mam can. “out
‘5“ nor mil. av «7. (moat
Honda . It I ii. iii. liiit matted
It Nanci: up to t 9. II. no loath
NONI“ up to 3:. ll. II.
Namath 3(th ho.
in'l‘tim
lilyvtew Ava. (‘outni Ava. Wood
NEW 8 AND 7 ROOM HOUSES”-
IVt‘mlt‘
Loan. Hammad. Ommctilp Tickets.
J. M. Layton & Co.
.0. NORWALK.
Mlku , Quldk wo‘i-k of "kin
Dictlgurcmcnt.
hat-til
By titliirifl ii lliiltll prt of tho . in
, acted wit twine bloat iih.
digit! ca alluvial. rash. blotcheu, ates. or
iv icli Is unduly inflamed, itchlit ,or
chaan , and applying thereto a .I ll
quaint 3' of potllam audicient on . to
cover the selected cornice, an i ll'
late demonstration may be had of tho
remarkable properties of this new din-
oovory and enough lmnlam too the
humane will be mailed tree of chord
to any one, upon request, by the ionic ~
gentry laboratories. 32 West dinth
street, New York. The spot so treated
will be cleared and hauled in twenty—
l’ “P bout-ii.
'oslani putt-z a stop to itching as
non an applied, iitid its readineiiti in
eating iheao :uuail surfaces and initi-
or tronbleu is but an indication of tilt
rapid action in caring i-czonia, letter.
ueableti, oit'.. on hands, limbo, scalp
or any part oi“ the body. Art the (pun-
iily norenitury to utio varies with the
nature or the trouble, poaiam bi put
up in two sizes, one for 50 cents (for
minor intent and the regular jar at.
‘2. Both are always on sale. at The
Clifford Pharmacy and Edw. W.
Kelly, .li’.'t-I. also other drug Moron:
COLORD MAN ESCAPE!) ARREST.
Yehtorday afternoon the manager of
the Ratlel Oyster (‘oinpany'ti local iii-
tcrentit reported to Chief of Police Wil-
liam Vollmor- that he had collared. a
colored man who had a bag of brain!
tiinieii from the company booth.
The Rude! manager added that he
hat loit the. colored man under the
hoard of two other men at the com.
pany property while he. set out tor the
police. (thief of Police Vollmer sent
officer John 'l‘oothill down after the
man. but when he arrived. the suspect
had vanished. The two men under
whose guard he had been left claimed
they lind been told they hail no rl‘hl
to1 hold it man and that he had depart-
“ . .
The police spent the rent of the at-
man.
but without success.
not... “ tie“; Grass
Get Too Long
Be ready when tho time comes to cut.
Buy a
LAWN
MOWER
now at a startling cheap price.
From
$2.75 up to 310.50
a. x. utrculu. uuolnuxu
r. A. MITCHELL
H00“ PURNIIHII
conuu wALi. mo man on.
pollutant. coma.
... .m....,_._. m... .
NOIWIikW—DI’IIICII (1ch of
The Evening Sentinel
A NIW AIDORTMENIT OF
RODS, HOOKS,
and all other sundries that no to make
up a line of
“Fishing Tackle That’s
Fit for Fishing"
Charles E. Dow
11! WAOHINOTON ITRIIT
Lat
New Goods now in
“oak. Prices are no
higher than lad year.
PAPER
The .IM.
t
hip: talilc.
No wardrobe is roiiiplctc
the.
Sun Silk. which in "sun proof,‘
DMA ERSIc
Our oars
t
COLONEL anon HUNTING ron
cOCKTAiLs.
(‘otleeim- Eaton and his deputies in
the U. 8. revenue service have new
and important duties to perform.
Mining that some of tho mulled
patch: medicine: are merely "cocktails
in alumnae." Commluioncr of intern-
al Revenue Caboll has completed a net
oi resolutions. requiring till doctors in
patent medicine: to pay a upocliii it-
come tax volition 0! alcohol. un-
less the preparations cadtlth o‘cor-
lain proiiortlon at medical drugs.
The regulation: have been vigoropa~
Iy (ought by a number of the moat
widely advertised medicine makers.
but the govommont hold: that they
will entice hire to change thclr tot-mu.
lcii. pay tho speciol‘tax, or [u go out of
bullpen. 0
ii in the (‘1 of Collector Eaton and
iihi donation to not buoy in Counocti-
cut at o co and they will matte a cart
tomorro .
. L
-Deeorttttir '
to Flatt mt.“ timid
A an
not». 4. mini. o. c. «minim. l
but... Ocmral Mont.
I M
. I
. E. Giana
a.
f mat out and:
MO
7-.
O1 WAC" N ”Ill'i'.
Roam—I to “:80 a. no I“ ll.“ to
Foam
II
' a iiicrccrizcd fabric,
quco. (tinglitialstriped ct’fect, o
Rajah, very silky with the rough threads,
Pongee. a good imitation of the. genuine. 32 inches.
Satin-striped Voile. black. blue. champagne. rose.
Wash Goods Section. lower floor.
iron Flower Boxes
White enameled on the outside, for use on
lawn.» or in tho ceiitctcry. They are in fancy (lemgns, square
or oblong. of good and capricious size, for receiving as many
, plants and vines as a large urn.
Square Boxes. $3.20, $4.00.
Oblong. Suit). Si .80. $2.80. $4.80. and up to $7.20.‘
The D. M.
when Building I House leave everything to
the discretion of the builder!
r advice is
Huptnobi
ii
FRIDAY, APRIL an, rpm .
Read ' 0.
Established 1857.
The distinctive and elegant Dining Room Suite incit-
iioncd in yesterday's Store news, is sliowii iii the first room
of the Furniture Store. One sees it on stopping from the
elevator. it is of the William and Mary period. made of
Antique Mahogany and handsomely carved.
tcu pieces. Six chairs. itihlc, buffet, china cabinet, and serv—
'l‘lierc are
~ '.
$592.25. Special.
Special in EmbroideriCS‘“
Flouncings. 27 inches wide. excellent quality and very
t'fl(‘t‘iiVC tiCSlglli-i. eyelet anti opcnwtirk, at 75 and 95¢ a yard.
Skirtings. trout iii to 54 inches, 50c to $4.50 a yard.
for the summer without one
dainty white dress. and these are so easily made and so effec-
At the liiiihroitlery Section.
Some Handsome Mohaiis
The material, par excellence. for "traveling and general
wear. and its virtues are well known.
medium and dark browns. olives. gray. navy blue. invisible
checks and distinct stripes, some. of them changeable.
\'or_v lustrous and beautiful.
$1.50 a yard. 44 inches.
Colored Dress Goods Section.
Polarized Fabrics
The Cations that do not Fade.
The colors arc the
25c.
35c-
25c.
39c-
orclies and
and $4.80)
ti
Basement Furnishing Store.
Read Co.
too such“
TANT
UMBING and G ‘
the FIT-
iiGitisbeaertocomeioh eril.
of experience, our
rcpatction and the enduring quality oi our
goods saucéts coming to
at that tllltlltlss alight
NORWALK. CONN.
'H—llllilllllllllll
HAS NO TERROHO FOR THE
HOUDEKEEPIR WHO USII A
Vacuum Cleaner
The Regina Hind Cleaner
for sale‘ at. $25.00. for rent at .1.” put
ill}. .1“!
The Peerless Elcdtrlc Cleaner
for sale at ”5.00, for rent It ”.00 per
day, are the but cleaners on the mar-
ket, and We will demon-irate the loot
it you will call at liar store.
i
i. .t. iiiiltiii iii ti.
‘ tum Minimum dram.
ODD?!" WALK.
Have Yap Em It?
t - .
, The must complete, npto-dntc. 9
. at our . , tir
‘ , it’ll: iii", to ho%flcr.fifllg§ or
ammunition. 5 has no limit. boo
.:em- Hr. atom. enact-5.19: un-
‘i‘ii'pmtioa or Miami."
IMMI-
mm MW“
- Nomdkdomhtiiitod '
to p. to. Monday and mm. 7 to
i at.
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Norwalk Chronicler