UNDERWEAR
for Gents. Ladies sudllhildren
A complete assert at. Men‘ 3 Bal-
brlsxana at 250 all" 90: Boys’ Bel-
ln'lu s at 26c; dl ‘ ° Swiss Ribbed,
all at as, from 100 to a aartherit.
r: K. BANKS
MAHAOKIIQ earnt. Angeli.
sou-rs biennium
p2-3-—Buaineu D g“
M—Z—Branch O -‘.
0 -Edltofl -
Ira-city M all" .
Miss Mazio Health. of chitin street
has been visiting with re atives in New
m‘k.
Miss [Grace Scoiieid, of Main street.
is home from It visit. with friends In
East. Haven.
A tile floor is being laid in the cigat
store of Adelph W D1eyfuss, Mubuckc-
the Hotel block. ‘
This is the last warm for the rcgis~
tratlon of dogs without tltt1 payment
of the penalty 01' one dollar. which is
required after MM 1. -
wII’rlvatc sale. Wednesday and
Thursday, parlor suite. organ. kitchen
utensils, etc. Miss l-loldrcdge. l" West.
street.
At tbt1 last meeting or the Faltfleld
County Medical Association. held at
the Stratfleld, Bridgeport, Dr. J. M.
Coburn was appointed a delegate to
the State Medical Society.
Matty local fishermen arc. making
changes in their tackle to fit the sea-
sotr as the open season on pickerel be-
gins May 1 and"the season on bass
closes the same day until July 1.
The committee decided that an ef-
fort should be made to have some
local men attend the Rand school In
New York and study the art of public
speaking for use in Connecticut.
——l’lowing. harrowing. team
Raymond ilros.
John and Vincent O‘Brien, of Jersey
City Heights. visited Mrs. Louis Huck-
muu, of llcldeu avenue, over the Sub-
bath. Mrs. Iluckmun has been dart-
gerousiy ill, brrt is trow improving.
Robert Hunter will be asked to
write special articles on economic
questions of the present day. These
will be printed in pamphlet form
and dostrihutcd throughout the statc.
A corntuuniration ' \Vas received
front. Senator Gaylord, of Wittconsin.
He recommends that Connecticut So
clalists follow the methods of their
brothers in the west. and. believes lb?
results will be more satisfactory, that
those now in use. ,
Mission furniture is one of lht1 most
popular lines of furniture made and A.
J. Collins Co. are offerink an opportu-
nity to secure {our piccea at about the
. price of a library table as this sale ts
only for three days. It will pay to
take advantage of. it at once. Sec adv.
~~Don’t buy a” but until you read
()‘Ilrlen's 'n‘dv., eighth" page.
Mr. and Mrs. MichaéI'Rntchford. of
the Homestead Hotel. left yesterday
li’or .lutncshurg. N. J.. to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Ratcbford's sister. Mrs
.lolttt Monnhnn, who died on Saturday.
of pneumonia. Mrs. Mouahan was ll
frequent visitor to this city and her
many friends will regret to hear of her
‘auddcft death.
The rtatc executive committee of
the Socialist party met in Bridgeport.
Sunday afternoon. it is composed of
‘Jnspct‘ Mcls-vy. of Bridgeport: S. F}.
limrdsley, Shelton: W. S. Scitlcdig.
Manchester: James Boardmau, Nor-
wich; William Appicgate, New Hit.
Von. The meeting was In the Bridge-
port. Socialist ball.
The holding of tht1 next state cott-
vention was discussed, it will be held
ciihcr in Bridgeport or Hartford.
with thI1 (ltnuces favoring liritlxetsrrt.
This will be the lprgest couvcntiou
ever held in the state. New Ha»
vcn it III believed will send to dale»
gates. There wiii bc about. 300 In
all. The membérahlr of the organi-
zution has almost tr plod itself since
the last. state halvehtiou.
--Wull Paper samples sent to your
borne on request. Murphy Dec. 00..
78 Washington street.
Jimeph l3 Ellit, Jr., and twu friends.
of Waterbury. A. G. Evans and E. It.
Hudson. spout Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ll Ella.
while on their return from It 11111 day
without trip. covering Old Point.
ontfort. Norfolk an all day sail on
the hlsoric James river, Richmond.
washin' ton and Philadelphia. At
Washington they had the pleasure of
seeing will bounce of congress III ace
sion and also a session of the Sun-
Ieme court.
The April Itteetlnz of the Norwalk
Chapter. Daughters of American Rev-
olution. will be bid with Miss Sarah
Lewis 4 Lewis stro’ t NorWalk Thurs-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Executive
meeting half an hour iutrlier. 'l‘ho
Daughter II have a rate treat for the at-
ternoon. nlatcv.(ledt1n1.1) Egbert will
give an dress. and Mrs. Franklin
(irtlotr. of New Haven, wllt speak on
the nation' a holiday. l’rof. Gibson will
render a solo, and re. Gibson will
sing Aiso' tb'crc wtl be two new.
lions on the harp by Miss Carver and
a duet by the Misses Carver
work.
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SALVATOR “comm
General Contractor
flower, water Work. grading mason-
ry work and rock excavation. Flati-
mates cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
11.1 has 25 Iron steal
1 '11» .‘Zf’i’. .1 ‘ .. 1 “
Entirely or” In”
All-
'mnr"
Where it «s. in Movideuliy not a
very «dear litter Its long as the lit-
tle red spot. blemish or other skin
tlisli remept disap are as quickly as
tion site afew pilcations ol' nos-
lain. the .n w skin rams y. A peculiar-
longer? dtlposclagtdis with“ is titrat-
yr earn ore non as 1111?". so.
so thti't $3M ta utitiil on the face Or he
complexion, 0r tor- pimples. red noses.
on any other inflammation. blemishes
Ol‘ discoloratiotla its presence can
be detected. it can thus be applied a
the daytime. the natural color of the
‘fiin being immediately restored and
e actual healing 81nd curing yo ass
accbmplishe'ti in a few days. as am
can be had of any pharmacist who
sits pure drugs 'l‘lte' Clifford Phar
tracy and lEdw. W. Kelley, Jr. make
a specialty of it.i1‘ifly cents' worth
will. answer either for the troubles
menilt‘med or in caring ordinary cases
of ecezma. itching stops at once.
Any {11111 who will write to th lilmer
gettcy .aboratories, No. 32 Wes Twen-
ty-llfth street, New York. can secure
by mail. free of charge. a supply anili-
clent to cure a small eczema surface
01- clear a complexion over night and
remove pimples itt twenty-four hours.
STAT A’T‘E CONVENTION OF RELIEF
CORPS.
Women To Give Flags to Five High
Schools.
'l‘ltt1 annual slate cot‘fvcntiou of the
Woman' 3 Relief Corps wii bc held .in
the Fourth Congregational Church
Wednesday and Thursday The meet-
ing Will be called reorder Wednesday
morning by Miss the A. Slater the
president. at it) o clock The reports
of tho otfitcts for the year will be giv-
cu at this time. ‘lll the evening at
Ii o'clock there will be another open
session lit the church auditorium.
Following the evening session a re-
ception will be given in the. chapel
of the church to the officers and vlslr
tors by Nathaniel Lyon Corps. No. 2
At the evening session the flag prc-
sentatiou wii take place. it in thc cus-
tom for the Women‘s Relief Corps to
give a large silk flag to the high school
of the city III which the annual cottven.
tion is held. in accord tee with this
custom a flag was give to the Hutt-
ford Hitzh School III 1905.
instead of giving a second flag to the
Hartford High School. flags will be giv-
en to thc schools ilr East Hartford. llu.
Iortville. Now Hartford. Windsor barks
and Stafford Springs. There are corps
in Ihciic places which have contributed
in times past for the purchusc or Ilnaa.
and It was deemcd a titling thing that
the schools ill lhosc towns should be
reIIIetubcred. The flags will be bunt-
ing. eight. by ten foot. The evening
meeting will be an lmpreanivr1 one.
Mayor Edward I. Smith will extend
the welcome of the city to tht1 worm-n
assembled, Edson S..B|slrop. depart
uteut commander of'ihe Grand Army
of the Republic. is expected to speak
and a representative of the Sons of
Veterans is expected.
There will be two business sessions
Thursday, and tlrepigcilon oi-omccra
will 1111111 place that day. lliut‘ror will
be sorted to tht.1 dole ntcs both days
The prcscnt members lp of the organ
izatlon in the state is over $3. 0110 Miss
Alice A Slater of this city In president
hols lrene Earl q! this city is senior
vice president and (‘arrir1 M. Roberts
of this cii1 is setrciary.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemoww. .Is‘. i‘ropcr. A. it.
Qulmby. Iii. W. Fleming. lloston; John
11‘. Carry. Whitman S. Mead. Ii. A. (‘of-
tilt. New York; L. It. liuributi. W. S.
liurlbutt. Wilton: S. (T. IIIIrnutn. New
Ha1cu; \‘i. (‘lrichcsicn ll Spring.
\‘ewsYotk; A l1‘. Winchester .lncoblii.
Layton (it); S iltccttsicltr. [1‘ llertlml.
John W. llartks. Iiridgcport: John
Keogh. .lohu ll. Light. l-‘. I). Lawton.
city; ). i.. Stevens. Now York; l1‘. i'car~
salt. whorl, Ir. 1.: i‘. W. I-‘orest. New
York. (icoruo H, ltlslcy. llariford; S.
l, Townsend. SpriIIglII-tti: S. ll.(‘.roru1r.
E. Ilocse. New York; James Rooney.
city; Jami-s Shannon. .l. Johan. W.
Wcttdorff. New. YOIIII.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney and bladder tron»
hie not beyond the reach of medlci e.
No medicine cart do more. Tire militia
Pharmacy, "
Town Clerk llorhcri R. SInIIh WIIA
at his duties in the town hall. building
yesterday, having returned from a
three weeks southern trip
Professor Arthur ll. Russell. of
Princeton. New Jersey, has been visit-
lntr his parents In West avenue.
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Velie “40”
Long wheel brute, threeount'tor
cliiptic springs, large tires and tho
cotrmi wclght make the Vcliu
"40" one of the easiest riding cars
on tilt1 market.
At $1800. we believe that the Ve-.
lie “to" is the equal of cars selling.
formerly at $2500 at lentil. 1
Motor 4'4, by 0%. lib Inch whccl
base and Weight pf touring 0-an
completely equipped III
30w lbs.
Deliveries in two weeks
Hartford 8; Brooks
42 soars MAIN eraser
court-I NOIWALK
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This year]
exactly 'I
k .I.'1 1 ‘3'
'91 1 .1-1
GEORGE A. HONNEOKER.
Attorney 1! Counsellor at Law New
‘ Y rk City, Wt'iuizu-
During the winter seasons for the
past four years I suffered much from
rheumatism. 'I‘hrouhh the recommen-
dation of friends. I was led to try Dr.
Dick's Remedy. 'I‘ho eitect art my Iys
Item In II Inst Instantaneous and l
lobes a y; entity to Its Wooderful
cttratl i" properties. I trust this tea
unionist will be the means of inducing
lsuffurer‘s treat rheumatism to give it
a -.iritd
(raunchy? Iwwgg%a
11qu Mtddlatown our Aviartiali
.ilver 314.009 torture at ten
ammonium.“ nil-ill. April 211."
verdiot‘s‘for the plaintiffs. with dam-
ages larger than times that any law
yore, save the oldest in Hautpdeu
County Bar. can ré’ma‘mber, were yes-
lh the cases of Sebastiana and Salva-
tore Oaratolo. of Middletown. Conn.
against the New Haven road The 1'01-
mer was awarded All, 21.1.09 and the
latter ‘2, 710.02.
The suits were for the loss of a
log. suffered by Sebastianu. a nine-
year-old [Ir]. whose foot was r1111 over
by on engine on the Bridge street
crossing of the railroad I11 Middle-
iown, Nov. 3, 1909.
Injury. and the other plaintiff her
father. sued for $10 000 for loss of
the girl's services.
quickly ltled that. week in thr1 Super-
ior Cbutt occupying less than two
days. and the jury canto. to an agree»
ment lt‘riduy. smiling the verdicts,
COMPETENT
BOOKKEEPERS
STENOGRAPHERS
OFFICE ABSIOTANTS
Port Chester
itiiilll tut
t’torday warping rationed by the jury.
' you a booklet on ski
Shc sued for the
The cases went~
DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR’BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
Stamford
if you are
of skin or strain disease, would you
like to get prom‘tbplief and be.per~*
.Iuauently cured y a clean liquid .
greparatha: for xi Iltll use? It. ti.
totalling: corn Ii has this remedy
In stock and wants his customers to ,
for
Dan-
know that it til recommended
Eczema; Blackheads. Piurplea,
ruff 'i‘etter and other diseaseae of the
skin a scalp genre has made some
remarkable cares And with one pur-
chase (it lento. R H. Planned w i give
diseases and
mu can dinners your own case anti
be cured in your own home without ‘
any inconvenience oi: loss of little from
business by this clean, simple prep-
oration. . 4..
“-5mww
which were 1911111111111 yesterday morn-
ing.
W...
Miss May Exnttr has returned to her“
hotm1 in least Norwulk aftgr a visit 1
ill Elmburni. 1.. I.
Miss Sadie E. liodwcll.
avenue, has returned home
of West
from a
visit with friends in IltIthury.
South Norwalk
1
58 WALL ITREIT.
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE «I.
aha-AoWA
N0 RWA LK.
W
lt slums intelligence.
st ylcs. all leathers.
90 WASHINGTON STREET.
m-
86 WASHINGTON 8T.
endow. n 1
Whale u of every dalmatian.
anhye 9%
KW cadet) or
Alphlit Fabric 8100er
.. n. two silos.
fluted.
"Wn -.. a.“ .0.
Investigate
“'11 have investigated and found what We twill-1‘11 to he the beat
fooiwcar on the market in every respect.
Your investigation will strengthen our claim.
Try :1 pair of our WALKUVER
FLYNN & RYAN
til. ..........................
All white. tailor made liouso Suits (shirt. waist and skit-ti ni..
Lawn Dressing Sncqucs ........
innit Negligccs of tinc lawn. pretty patterns. light color effects.
Bathrooms Complete
$509.9.
“AT—~—
The Heating and Plumbing CO
j ._ 23 MAIN eraser. uoawltttt
m . _....... -. .ww» «we-«w
or HARRY OXFORDS, latest
SOUTH NORWALK.
W
House Dresses. and
Kimonos
This wcck brings a chance to chwso frotu 11 great stock of dainty.
new. ucxligec garments, designed for your summer Iontfort
Long and Short Klmonan Dressing Racquce and House Dresses of
good materials. newest stylus and most careful ranking
Smart styles ltt one piece llouat1 DlOHM‘ti ‘t ..... $1.25 31. so and $1.98
Neat patterns in two plccc liouso- dresses. light and daI l1 effects.
...................... 31.25 to $2.00
. . $2.98
........................ 501: to 83.00
$l25to $1.98
Dressing Samurai of plain tutored r rope red pink. white1 hiucand
latcndcr. finished with figured silk border .................... 08c
bong Crepe Kimonos. solid Idiots. ot figured ........... $150 to “.00
We‘ll not attempt to unearthl- ilri1rtl.hul we ask you to come and
sec for yourselves ihc In only add Mi client I1 of tilt-s11 Iptrutoltls.
The N.E.RyanCo
SOUTH NORWALK
some MonwALK. colts.
mu. mam .. 4N.
Lumbar 1111‘deka for Everythytg
from a Plggery to a Palaeé
SPECIALTIES
YARD TIL. ”181
One. two and titres—ply Tar Paper.
Slaten' Paper.
imam“: from any form.
Misses' and
Children's
tucd with ribbon illlil straw
blue and light blue:
" .‘.
Hats, $1.98
Made of Silk 'i‘uncau llt'aid. chitfutt lacing. trltu-
rosettes in
value $3.00 ............ 31,98
Iii-I ll.
pink.
Plumes, $4.95
. e
lllack Willow Plumes. thr1 greatest plume
value over otfercd;
at i\ ‘
rpm
1t 1
’|\
Mi.
”‘4
real valuc 88. on sale.
44.95:
lilack and burnt.
92 Washington
Street
Shapes, 93c
entail. tucdlutu anti large:
value $1.49, on sale ...........
3-ill.
real
93c rimming bats;
MINT Z’S 5°“l'lcgltgvatt.
“THE HOUSE OF ACTIVITY AND PROGRESS.”
‘ Velvet Ribbon, 151: yd.
wide good quality Velvet Ribbon in black,
brown, navy and cardinal:
In great demand for
reg. 25c value. Orr sale...15c1yrl.
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' II ilIIIlIIi 0i ililtlllliiiiil
Admiral E. D. Ayras, oi Ilorotan,
Answers a Letter on Subject
'l‘IIo i'nlinwtun letter has been \i't‘ll-
11111 by Admiral r). it. Ayrcs. of the
i‘nlted States Volunteer Lilc Saving
(‘orps of Our Inland Watcrs. in answer
In one he received recently frotrt an
ucqulintauoe.
Dear Sir: In answer to your letter
of April til. i Would respectfully state
.that tlIt1 United States Volunteer Life
Saving (‘orps of Our inland Waters
was organized for the sole purpose of
giving aid to the unfortunatea that
were in danger of drowning. and t at
once give such encouragement. {by
ricogttitiou at that act of heroism ltd
III-awry as would renew llit‘ energy for
the future. To give aid to any unfor.
Innate person on the land was ex
ported that the humane society left
which large sums of money is con
Iributedl.
(.lur koctcty was not organized for
any purpose of dressing up any swinr
lllt‘l‘ to strut ltt showy clothing. which
causes Illsscnsiou and jealousy. or to
give aid in beautifying club or any
boat houses. or furnishing boats tor the
some. luri to simply encourage
bcroes who volunteer their services to
tho drowning. A hcro who receives
Ittouey for such services is not a vol-
untccr life silver, in our causc.
that a local committee of the pmmlnent
men of each district. who will interest
Ibruuscivcs in the subject and when
any rescue is tunic at once11 to send
and not It memento tnedll. etc. as will
1111. the hero loci that his not In npprcw
Muted. Money thus Iscd will tnskca
boiler showing and
than men who might parade on the
shore or streets. in regattas tine. boast-
tug of being «uteri swimmers.
Ulit‘ butter members an- the little
fellows and atlctn workers. when to-
uutrk always is ”i only did my duty."
and accepts his token and reward in
a modest manner. but silently feels
that the generous and general public
In his district appreciates his act. and
that any loan that be may have bad in
clothing etc. are IIIItnediaiuly tclm
Iutrttod. To wait for months for rec-
ognition of his heroic act discourages
the hero and ruby lead him to think.
tum II my to my one's life and do-
“I‘ll, one‘a clothing. In such lift 1th for
a stranger when the public do so little
appreciate II"
Pages might be written upon this
subject; ’
Very respectfully yours.
ADMIRAL l1). 1). AYRI‘M.
m...
wtitan/y. Impuro blood miles a
labour. {amply complexion. beseech".
Itauloa. ndimtion. 'I‘bin blood makes
you wank. pale. sickly. Burdock Blood
[litters makes the blood rich. red. pure
«restores perfect health.
-W>~wn.
HUIIAND ALLIGIO CRUILTY 0'
WI" IN bill/ORG! IUIT.
Aurelius ii. Piper. of tirldtteport has
filed application for divorce III the'
Superior (tout-t “slant Beatrice ti.
liawlcy Piper also of nrlduupovt unit
tug tor the decree on the grounds of
Internet-runes and intolerable cruelly.
Ihuthlng and Bulidorl’ Pam. 'l’hegcgupi’phntetriedfiu Bridgeport. Feb.
a, til 9 acts It crue ty began two
“‘1' MW 9“ m m day's alter the martinis. It is attend.
the
III our talk or lct‘iltt‘c. 111 all times I1
since itiiil. it has been (1111' carat-at plan
are better effeci.’I
IF YOU ARE THINKING
Specify Hot Water or Steam Heat
mention the AltilANl).
Nickel
from
store!
in this Way
a supply
tillaiNESS trad
Room Supplies.
AUTOMOBILE. GET FIGURES AT
LUTHER M. WRIGHTSAQ
NORTH MAIN AND UNION STS.
Wear a Smile
Next winter by installing an ARC AND BOILER new
silu out of mm coal bill and make your house as warm as toast
NORWALK FURNACES for hot alrrheat.
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reunite assortment
Department stores consider this a side issue and
carry only a (1111 artlrtos
lili tilts I itiillltitiSS i‘ilIii’ilt.
sextant- was. 1:.
{@922 M 3 again...
ABOUT PAINTING YOUR
it will cut a his
tor that new house. and be sure to
Everything in the heating line. . 1
Argand Boiler Company
scorn nonwamr. conn. 1
MARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK
Bath-room Fixtures
boast1 rather than at a department
only can you get a choice from an ex-
IIIII it is A PART OF OUR.
so have I'Vi Hiking in «Into-date Bath
l7 WALL STR
NORWALK.
.1
Nutter:
crrv TAXES
'l‘lII1 taxpayers of tIII1 t‘lty of Britain
Norwalk are hereby notified that titre
city tax of IIWIIII' ill mills on the tint
IaI. laid on the atonement but of limit
by the board of Ultimate and Thu
first day of Matt. 1310. at which at
will receive the Items In my a cc.
Room a. United flunk littlidlngm 97
Washington street. sleuth humus
l‘uualty at the rate of nine lllli per
cent a your from May I. lillil will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
"alter June I iilltt.
WILLIAM s wucotc.
(oliecior of Tuna of IhI1 (‘Ityt of
South Norwalit 1
llouthiv’orwa'lk. April it lS‘ltl i
ON HONIIIAG: £10NOI| OON't‘IN
ST LOUIS. Mo. April to “Dilute
and Temple Abematlt}. too end was
yearold sons of John Abernathy.
ted Stair-II Motshal It Guthrie, O in.
roar1 late at Malawian night. out Mr
horseback trip from Frederick is.
actor-n ilu1 continent to New York.
1 belt on tvnl marked tht1 completion at
About ont- third of the journey to greet
former President Roosevelt one he
tends In New York. June til
depart for (3th tomorrow.
O
“at“..- .
tion. will be due and payable on tilt-t
. held in the middle1 of Junta.
or
School JT'a‘xes
Union School name
The taxpayers of the South Ndrwnlk
Union St boot lliutrirt are hereby doth
{um um ms «II-nun at: of two out:
on the doiltu laid on the town In
llit'lli list or illllil It a more." the
diiltildi held on the 8th day or II.
itiilil. at the Franklin about VIII be
due and payable on the mold
tMM)’. lulu. III which time 1
ready to meaty» same at Bill
kistr a drug stars. In: Washington 1.
li’cnnlty at the rate of 9 per M a
year from May 1 will be char“ 1‘
1am] after June 2.111111
i 1 " A. Tub
t 'ollI-(Ior of Terrell for South N ilk
I 1 Irina ”gimp Ira-trim.
lair-u at mtth nrwatlt. A I
19111.me
. ”‘1
coasteronvmnaaueu II M ‘
ROME April “wit was
cdiy reported today that it “If W
probable that a copulatory we . “
matte mrdluats would be
The pope rods received in m
audience the III: t Rev.
(inertia. who visited the thi ' ' -
11111 Mill time since his rpmim'
bishop of Manchester, N If. g
hop presented a report for till
4-.
I Manuel 11am nu. m. _
Norwalk Chronicler