I-
.m’
ll immigration
Ciuaters of tiny when or buds caught
to the IIIIdeI brim of the tlcxihle. leg»
horns film an added dump that III
charging above the demure young lace.
Sliver lace and soft shimmering
aa'tin combine very well; there are.
mini,» smart little wraps or capes being
made ready for wear with hammer
(owns in this delightful mode.
The coatuming of the present Is not
greatly different. from that of titty or
sixty years ago. and to many the bat.
nice in slightly iii favor of that of the
former time
There are some infants whoac skin
‘I irritated by “0“" ““d for ””8“ In" ltbey have been eupeclally fortunate III
‘iiecuriug Mrs.
tictilal‘iy the use of the bran bag in
the bath is to be rI-IItIInIuIIIIded. though
for all children as for adults the man
bag is a moat useful aid to the toilet
soothing and cleaning
That. niouinlnir appaicl is not It
at favorite is indicated in the. ten
y to lighten and discard II alto-
nether as quickly on possiblev—Inuch
‘ er titan forIIneIlI. Ilul IIIouInIIII;
It as are much pieitier than they
ulétl to be being just as smart as any
other gariucuta.
There in a double purpose in the rib . atlpatlon.
hon-flowers that aurrouud the electric.
light bulbs IlIII Ollilt‘ the notation moat
centerpiece on the dining tnbltI etc ll
they are really iiltt‘llt‘lf-i and III-out hit
wall as ornament tiII- moms.
”asses of putts arranged aoftiy all
over the crown ot‘ the bond and our.
rounded by a Roman braid comprise
the new “Gainsborough" IIolifIIrtI
which in in vogIIII at the present time
in Paris.
A very important feature of tinI
. Huh dresses for growing girls in the
neat arrangement or buttons at waist
and throat which make ilIII Izurmcnt
”Ally tullunlublc at built boil and ("ill-
lar without taking a IIiIthi if ilil'iil‘
monarch iIiIIriIIuIII iIIIi'oi'c iiItI gui‘uicut
ta discarded.
in a display of many hundred tub
and lingerie froclta tlierc are very few
which are not low net-it. most of them
being cut villa-r round or rupture jIIiII
It the bane of the throat.
lhhtead of waiting until your pretty
combination iii worn through IIuIicr the
man no that It ricotta n putt-ll ‘or
throwing away, lnnvrt alt-tiller Itornil
tapering to it point at iiIII IIIIiIIIiII. on
the ililiitliI of tho covor portion of tilt»
“MOM
“no and Iiilllon routs IIItIIi IIII air.
"ally alford quite a bit of piotcctlon
Mill dratlxliin. and lift: ko beautiful
own if they did not or if they
ma 0 tho IIIIIIIIIII ovI-I- warm Hlll' aoIIiII
All to be out a tiny liii IIIItI-om
rumble and till oI lit olttItIr )tir ill tlItI
beauty oi hcr coat.
'l’ho hair drniiiiluxk now III thilllt‘
particularly approorluln and
Mutlflil with room gown and IIIIitli-
not, liltl the limitation arc no t‘ltliil-
If? that anything but the "till" corn»
i’u draining oi the hair would litiillil in.
a riatc.
polnatiitiit hint lIith-Ilu boon
candor“ oituliitilvuly II wlotnr ilowar
m to tilt new dcvclopmcui iII liliilpe.
odor paint: of black Vtilvei and
mold, cantor: i lit Inont IIirllIinII on a
naitirii IIoiorII lump or aim. It
a! one object: on tho around of those
being naturiii lotion. tint answer
i natty; neither are blue and little
«that wiiito blittcrniipa but liiny
arm Actionable hat trimu‘nugi.
thing on one string iii not the ill
ion of Ihiii million. but portional
once has taught that the built-
It‘ll woman iuitt all much and per-
hltlii mm more than an) othor nhmild
(aha mitt palm to change hnr shoes
In 'i‘bare in a temptation to wear
lame pair from ill! time min gill:
up. to the morning until title mil to
M at lit tuition film you: out for
tilt! menu us) but. thin iii not the way to
El, martial comfort.
.Iiont‘u w t‘. 'r t.
ltIIe Norwalk Methodist t‘hurclI,
, Iota-ALI...
Anlirlm taunt landing.
York game called in fourth, with licori-
t to 0 In favor of Philadelphia.
At Cleveland-willeveland, it;
gh.‘ -
At St Louis
1'
l [lamb and “ill“! of tho acalp.
iiduufitnl IIIII contain “and (illicit.
' t. waw‘mm Ileir.ott 7; St Louis. 1.
. main:
in It at-
Ithmciiuatry tat a“ lb" “Mill: N
. ational League [Standln .
«antral raincoat .. ° I».
. 33 “mung. initial: i Philadelphia ........ 7 l .778
and boil In n my. lairot’t‘r 'l’itiaburg ........... Ii 2 .7i4
“fié‘fi.},‘°" "uf‘w" 3:2 lilliicago . ....... ,. .. 5 2 .714
:ndaquamI-yar I oul' Now Yorlt .......... 7 ii .700
”Chlorine Itimuiatu the cello. lim‘im‘na“ """"" Q: ll hill;
malted it healthy and ltaepa it no. Si 1‘0““; """""" i, 7 3,22
Ii il the greatest acalp invilorator iirim‘klvll """""" 3 ii T'tltl
:tnowni' It llha wholiuomlc manilIcino ' """ ___' ' ‘ " "
or hot the air an ac. [I van
a lmall bottle of it will put A Pl ”vg'f°:f'_yy'.q any"; ... i’i
more donutnal Illa in your mptll,ht:,I u o I”! n ‘ ew \m ' ‘ m.
:3" ifl;&:f:?&f£;fz At (nihilism—(Y hlcago i; I-Iuiinu'ig, Ii.
wa. munit- from tho At liosion -lloutou 6.: Brooklyn. 1
my lint. ‘*“
Neuron Dale at every drug and
$3.0. atom in the In d‘i 3 size:
Maud
NORWALK H. s. oaréars GREEN.
WICH H. 3.
”Wu-..-
Took Twelve Well-Contented Innings
E T?" °';‘3°'°§l{ to Win Game.
WW“ ”"30““ ‘9 'i‘ltII Norwalk Iilr'th school baseball
0.! by r ailtio onow . .
Till: “mi. dramatist...” " team carried off a well-darned victory
lanolin MING... M.
with their ham. and Mill-u
and tile In other or Iitainpn
w m pom -
yI-Ittnrday. when they defeated the
Greenwich High Itchool team. in one.
of the tablet-It. and clea’heI-it gamed of
baseball ever played by any high
iii'linill team iii the state. The teams
were fit) well matched that It was un-
Iteanary to play twelve Innings to de-
ride. .which team wait the better. the
localit nothing the noadI-d rufi In break
the tie. making the. score. 4 to 3.
Art it wholt- both teams played well
and both pitchers deacrvo a mat den
of credit. Martin‘s out curve was a
source of great worrimeht among the
Greenwich men. an it never failed to
fetch any one. ll was tried upon. Smith.
the, Greenwich pitcher had a high In
Clil‘ii‘ which did not look 300d to the
pattern but did to the umpire.
Greenwich came to unit but firm
Mci‘ay, the third baseman. started the
game by hitting a grounder to Ireland.
which Dick fielded nicely bill threw
wild to first, placing the runncI date
on the, bag 1he runner then tried
to steal second. but was caught by It
beautiful throw by itoran. Thu second
man up hit Mllt‘l," to right field and
then IIIIIIe around. The third man up
started to i'IiII IIII Ii fumbled third
strike. but wait thrown out by the
catcher. 'l‘het fourth man up all a fly
to shortstop, III-t ting the aide.
in Norwalk it half of the iirnt Ireland
came first to bat and hit. it. grounder
to third bane and wan thrown out at
that. Pagan. the second man up. hit
III 1IIft field for two baaciI. Beymour
illi‘ll llli to right tlI-III. scoring Pagan.
and scoring himself on a wild throw
by the iicldcr. (luarnierl lIii to abort-
IIlop and reached tirIIt nafely but on
a lift by iloran in: cut oil about four
feet IIII third base and Ivan declared
out lloran nan Info on firm. Green
wood then bit it lly to the second base»
man. rollrin: the aide. but satisfied
with the score, which was 2 to 0 in
favor of Nora-alk.
I (lreonwich managed to ucore one run
in the uecond. bill the aide wait retired
on a fly to centcr field and two ntrike»
uIItII.
Norwalk could not score another run
until the fourth. when Greenwood
croIIIIt-d tho plaid on a hit by Ferris.
'l‘herc waa an argument about IhlII run.
but it wait finally declared to be legal.
The next tally for Greenwich was fit
the. sixth. wlIIIII iIhc managed in mud
two men across IiIII plate. on a bit to
left field. a bake. IIII ham: and a three-
bancr by iioliack. 'l‘iIiiI made the
score tied. :l to 3.
limit teams ihcit III-tiled down to
hard work and nuch playing between
Icliool toanut was IIcI'I-rdwiineaaed be-
for. (‘mnii the limit man up for Green
wicb in the twelfth. hit a grounder to
tluariIlI-ri. who fielded it nicely and
throw to that. Martin covering thtI ban
The next man was thrown out by short-
Iiiop. The third man up lIit' aafnly to
loft ileld and it. certainly looked like
a nt‘oro, but (lolny manugcd to catch
a fly from tho uoxt IIIau. I'IItiI-iIIII the
ride without a tally.
was. aAiI'iIEv TB'EFHIRT”
A Treat In Store for Norwalk People
May 3rd.
if any woman has literally obeyed
the heavenly command to go about
doing good that woman in Mrs.
Datum. of Rhode Inland. Frances Wil-
lard said of hot: I neIcr knew a life
that so reached out and bieancd all
clause». or net in motion so many in.
finances for helping the unfortunate.
continuing those cant down, and bring-
ing light to those in darkness, an our
prison evangelist."
Mrs. liarney has been for many years
national superintendent of prison. jail
police and nimshoune. work for tho Na-
.l. K.
The Falrfield (‘ minty W. t‘». 1‘. ii. feel
Ilurney for an evening
'lti.tirciot
Mia. liarncr will give an IIIiIlrIIIIII at
May
l'rd. at 8 o'clock.
Mrs, ilarney is used to speaking to
crowded bodies and It iii hoped the
people of Norwalll will appreciate the
privilege of hearing this noted woman.
-- For a mild may action of the bow
cin. a ulnglo done of [Math 8 Reguleta la
cuough. Treatment cures habitual con-
25 cents a box. Ask your
Ilruulst for them.
HIGHWAY WORK AWARDED.
Highway (lommlselouer Jami-II ii.
MacDonald bun awarded coutractn for
state highway works on followa: Town
of Mansfield. 2.050 linear feet of grav—
IIl telfurd road to A. C. Slumber; &
Son of Went Hartford, at $4.18 ptIr iIIII
ear foot for grave and $5 per linear
foot for ';l‘ulforti icon of ikIdIaId 3.I
bun IIIIIIIII- fact of guided telford to O.
l‘. item-dict of l’iitadeid, Mass. the
coat to be $7. 600; iililo 1.850 linear feet
of guide 0 road tho rout to be $2. 800;
third nectlon III same town of 3.500 lin-
ear fol-i or raded road to Edward Mc»
Knight of Venterly. it. 1., tin- coat to
be 87. non
THE SOUND BLEEP OF GOOD
HEALTH.
The restorative power of hound
alt-en can not be over catholic-d and
any ailment that prevents ii iii a mud
It'i' to thumb. .l. 1. Southern. Eau
Claire. Witt. IIIIyII:»~ “For a long time
i have been unablt» to plow soundly
nighin, humour of palms acronit‘ my
back and Mimiit‘iiii of my lilillli’yii. My
nppctltu wan very poor and my mint-r
al condition wan much run down. i
‘haw boon taking iI‘olIIy‘iI Kidney l’ilia
but a abort lime and now sloop an
mum! on It rock. i eat and enjoy my
meal», and my yIIIIIvrIIi condition is
greatly Improved. i can iioucatly rein
', . » Norwalk the" clinic to the bat in
aggwnghap‘llglv“. 15:33:!” "in"? “:1“: corneal. iI‘tIt‘rla wait data on a fumble.
llridu Pullman: “ _, lly unortaton. Martin wait out on a fly
to left field irelaild managed to reach
iiritl uaioly. whilc iI‘IIrrIII went to lief“
oIIIl. Faun llli'll bit to lcit field. acor-
inu III-rrbi and winning: the cams. 'i‘ he
chanting of tho Iiiub nchool rooteta
illiiltl haile boon ltourd in South Nor
IIIIIk. which hi quite a distance from
tho (.li‘i‘l‘liiult field, thIrtI the gable wait
plwcd.
(im- Iiotlctlablo feature about tho
canall wait the frt-quant arminientli oi
Prof. Itloltor of tho (lrotinwlcii High
school. who muted to mid fault with
ovary clone ducinion; howovcr. the uni
pirn, Mr. 't‘iite, wan limb in hbt ileI
clutch: and Prof. Itlcknr bad to InIiII
it back anal.
'l‘iitI IIIIIIrII In Mia" and summary:
Orunwloh H. a.
All
...... ......
WITH THE STATE EECHBTARY
The ltobind Mood chill. Incorporated.
of lioniaaton. baa tilt-d article» of attuo
Nation in tho office of tho state decre-
tnry. ’l‘bo aiinanI to the: document artI
Hamlinl Oiaon. Perry thdward, Fred-
t'i‘lt‘li Antieritnn. Alpiioun tloolly, .loII-
ellii Colin and Matthew Ryan.
'l‘tItI Knitciuiilto and Pulaiilil corpora
lion of Norwich hlIII also filed it cor
tinniiio of organisation. Tim oliicertt
urn :Pmldunt. Thoma. Knptinkmw
chI; trIIaIIan-r, John A. lxnnhrowalt;
nocrniury. ll. Klorlltomlki. 't‘hn tun.
coin ilociiil club of Bridgeport has also
filed article: or annotation.
AN HONIOCT DOCTOR
it it Pi) A Ill
remarked to his pullout who had been . ,
cured by ill/dill ll. i’lnitllam’u Vomit (Hawaiian. IIIIIIIII " 32 ‘ 1“, 1 ?
tabla (lumpiiuod afiet hilt efforts bad if“ I ' g ‘ ‘ ‘ 0'
“find. “MrII. Weill-r. i do not believe 8mm“ """""" f. 1 0 2 2 0
in flMi'lll Incdiciiimi. but i will my lmi “It”. i """"" I . .
that Lydia ill. Plukhain'u vain-Itali- vim" . 0- -------- I; '1) . 9, ,1 0
Compound III theI bent mudinltie ever “0"“ ll; IIIIIIIIIII r’ 0 I; ‘3. a;
diotxovcrcd for women. Gontitiuu to 3",“ i r’ 0 l i 3
out» it." 'l‘litii iii anothei link in the 9'0““ i‘. I} 0 0 2 0
long chain of evidence to prove the “mum“ if. IIIIIIII ’ ii 9 2 0 0
growing.“ thin Itluntlurd medltine 'l‘oiaitt ..., ....... ‘7 3 twill ii 0
”.....-“ .-..W Norwaiit H. O. I
o MAI , it II no A III.
Whelhor at Oyster Bay or Babylon. Irelamii till. ........ ii 0 l 2 5 2
Whether at (‘Itimbrat Washington. Puritan cf. . ii i 0 It 0 0
The Wine of Wisdom cones drop by Beymoui‘. tin .. It i i It 2 0
drop liluaruiarl. Ili. ...... 5 ii 017 2 l
The Iioldeh Ivnrdii keep falling one by Horan.c c. .. . .. 5 ii 1 It 2 0
y and. ”Wild”. ..iiliiailo
«I—Chiouo Tribune. Coley. ii. it 0 1 1 0 ti
PO.
uotroit.............li It .lltri
. I :i .tiiil'
. 4 : .ll'it
ii . 3 .500. .
15.. ..ii ii .600
evoinh‘ll ..... ti » a .iltlli
inhibition i" 7 .364
i‘Iicago ........ . 2 fI .286
m
. Voutotday's Rebuilt.
_ , At WiIIilIlIIgttqulloiitnn, It; Windi-
it In button 1 ,
onlivilih'antliavikoraiutlt- hair At New York»i’liiladelpbtuINcIv
Ir taunt III: will
dint third agililit without and
met having to he telltiilb
l million a concrete thaiiwill «and
any Strain you can put on it; and
optic bdllt the jolt is done forever.
if goal hither and bind. stronger
I than any other cement. because it it
Unif lo°’ Finest
GnulIleiu/o the World
Work. easiest. pours smoothed
and gives absolute abduction.
5;. In and we'll alum you why “'0 but.
Raymond Bros.
South Norwalk.
Ferris. ri .......... {I l 0 1
Martin p ......... a ll 2 i II it
I‘otalII ........... I? i it 3619 it
'tluarnieri declared out. did not
touch third bane
liauea on balls-4M Martin 1. off
Smith 1.
TWil‘llliiP htl Rattan.
'I‘lIri-c-buue hit—i-lobaclt.
tilruclt out~ liy Martin it. by Smith a.
i'uipirc ltobcri ’i‘nle.
Scorer A. if. “one.
Time of 383!th hour. 35 min-
titeit.
Hill Stars. it; F. A. 6.,10.
'l‘hII l-‘. A. t‘.'II were defeated by the
ltlll Stars on IhIIIII lot yesterday after-
noon by a clone more of II to ill. One
of the boat icalurca oi the same was
A. Jackson‘s baiting. lie uncured a
thrIIe-liaggI-r and am twobamra.
liayint made a grout catch in the ninth
which II'IIII ilIc gain fol the lilli Staru.
'i‘bu liIIcup wat- lib “own
A. 'farloy .............. ll Mulvev
I‘iltcher.
A. .iackIIon ... ..... . .. II. McNerne)
l'itt‘hor.
A. liayIIII ................ J. Starling
Pit-III bane
it. (lilniltcail .............. P. ilarrett
tit-mud base
(I. .\ictlinn ...... . ......... 1. Smith
’i‘lIiIIi lliilit'.
ii. (‘tilemnu ......... E. Aililvey
‘ibort atop
N. Jackson ......... R. Taylor
imit livid.
(l. Hillard . .l’ (l'llricn
illgbl field .
8. t‘btmtou .............. \\'. Ilackoli
(‘IIIIIar field.
Ilmpircuwt‘liarlea Renrdon
tlcorgc itaytnoud. ’
atltt
Oval-look: to Play Wiltona.
The Overlook baseball tniIIn will
play the Wilton baiicbnli team on the
Overlook field Haturday at it: 30. All
thin will be tho that real game to be
played tin the home held. a good crowd‘
iii IprIII-tod to be pro-em to witnwo
thtI new material on the train. The
lineup will probably be an follow:
Merrill. III-mud balm; Kucbler, catch
or; Arieitii, pitcher; Knitter. tirut ballet
Morale“. abort IIIIIp; itoul, IlIird bane:
(initiator. celltol‘ iIIIId: Brant. Icit field.
amt llickcy, right field.
Young Norwailto Win. ,
'i‘liiI Yuunit Norwalltn defeated tho
Monroe Hitceln by tho Home of ll to it.
1‘th Young NoIIII'IIIItII liuoup wait; John
Kantian. pltIIiwI; Andrew Warn.
catcher. iouiii Kuhn. lirat hunts; Wih
IianI ilaIliIIu. noconti hallo. Patrick
'i'tiiita. third IIIIIIII; Linda Mann. abort
atop Butte-mot: lIIIriott. right field; Jacob
[.lbnur. center llnlIl.
tanoronn It.) urchin. oaaw.
a. Mu»...
Iotb Mon Fought 'Vitiiintaly III alu-
Round Bout in Phil-delimit.
PHILADELPHIA. April 28.» “8am
landlord of Iloiiitia and Stanley Ketch-
at of Michigan. too of the but Initials?
I: light ilKhwrit lit the country. iii
t night In tho drina of the Album
A. I'. III II .m round bout an at tho
and there our little to tattoo-c lio-
Wot-It theta. if m Wit La lord
had a slight act/ail II but. a raw
would have been it fair daemon
Alter tho lll‘tii. round both man
fought viciously. Rational hat a; for
lite colored man's atomahli lie the
llaittotl militia and a airtight iott
varied Oilfillllonlll] with It right up-
par out it m on of than llamas
in; blows which caught Ratchet iluuh
third round and roused Ilia blood to
flow in a stream. Lanaiord them
i- itar attiicked the Ii (magi.
rtvln; llll too; tall. It to to
on tha noon notir the clinic of the.
lit: Thiii see ad final:
ch had he awn w y I?“
am read Iangford was coo . all in
o.
Ale the “turn ruched to a t‘tliacliité }
ll 9 mun .it
til the fourth will ig'liilln Iii Gill‘g e
I vicious left into bunzt’ord‘a atoll»
ii and the colored fighters was
Gloria! and his mouth dilution.
with viailllr Milken by the glow. bill
"but mirth: have proved a nmaiit‘ii
ow on his catear wan averted ll?
t a bell. Keichell pursued his urinal
txtica of forcing the ilxhtlng. There
as not It moment during the hub
up that he was not It i litter the
Boston tighter. never a towing him
‘0 lint net This was too part of will
dnm. for liaugford could oddity out»
box Ketchei.
Jailrlu’ loll a Blessing.
HEN lilidtlxi), (Sat. April "8 A0-
cnrding io Manager 8am Berger. the
boil on liIIi .Ii'It'frien buck may prove
it lllcnfllilg‘ in disguise. but Joii'rioa
did not accept lllli akin trouble with
the calm resignation displayed by his
lllmlllill‘r lie inclined to the opium"
that il'II easy enough for Burger to
philoiIoIdiluc (per the matter, for ihtI
obvious reason that Berger does nOt
own the. bolt. The big lighter findu
himself in a minority on theonatition.
however. an the. other traitl’fIt‘iI 88”“
with liergcr that the boil Will coutllei
.icffrleII to euro. tip on his work and
pro-vent any poIIItiblIity jut-ii now of
ovoriralulng. liln sore back hail kept
.leifrieu from going ihrouit’h his regu-
lar program of exercise for several
days. but now that the boil hIIII been
lanced it in thought that the skin erup-
tion will lipoetllly disappear and that
the. lighter will be able. to teatime tiltI
proncribcd schedule of work. .lnifriea
lil anxious to brain boxing with t‘hoyn-
alti.
Johnson To Take Time Training.
SAN lI‘liANi‘ lSt‘ 0. April "8 lack
.itllllliltlil who arrived here laat night.
raid that he would not begin training
before the middle of next week for
his fight with .Ieffrteu and lntimated
further that he would take matters
leisurely until the middle of Mn '.
"Why are peopltI no much concerned
about iiitI than I am going to commence
training?" he said. "i have more to
lose than people watching me. and i
will iii-gin training when I got ready.
dad that win Do the middle. or next
week.
"Now about thone stories from Salt
Lake t‘ity that i am out of condition."
be continued. "They are It pack oi
llea. i never started to train for a
light in better shape In my life. Peo-
ple are saying i have dissipated and
the like W.aII let them so bet on
Jeffrlcn III this light and the) will Illa-
cost-r a few things “ ,
Mahmoui Wina Firtt Event.
iiONfl’RiiiAl._ April 28.~~-Yuaalif Mah-
mout. ti‘tc Turk. last night won the first
of ill. canon of matches to be wreatled
here. a Buffalo. Kantian City and (‘bl-
ch50. i decide who will have the. right
to meet Frank Union in a champion-
ahip battle. Mahinoui defeated Raoul
tie Ration in two out of three falls.
rotor-ii many Io‘metiy‘ IIIII cure
any case of kidney and bladder trod.
lilo not beyond the reach of mediums.
No medicine can do more. The Bridge
Pharmacy
Plll’lllill illleIlllll.
MUSIC HALL.
Novelty to what the public want now-
ndaya. Manager Charles A Taylor is
Kola; to stun it to them at Music Hall.
’i‘wo Iery willhnown leading ladies
open with him on Monday evening in
his big production of The i‘iiiid Wlfo.
IMIIIII Chriuilite La Mayne and Allan
t‘ora Quinton will play the parts of the
orphan sisters. and two more beautiful
and talented girls it would be hard to
find They haIe. both made bl; ham!
for lheutneivea. not only in New York.
but throughout the whole llnltoll
lumen, and will play a limited engage
lment here with the Castle Sou re
Stock Company. Initial the manage
meat of Mr Taylor.
1 “These young ladies." uyn Mr. Tar
lor 'will aliurnaio in iuIenile loads.
whlic Mlau tinker will play the load-
lug lIIIaIy ruled. This will giIe them
lbeal and better chance for atudy. an i
am going to put up come very litmus
plays and i want them right.
i The t‘hild Wife is one of my boat
plavn. and it taken a largo cut. kltu
of rehearsing and plenty of scenery.
but i havo completed all arranxumautu
to give the public what they want. On
my opening night they will find all in
readinoait. l haIII also added F‘ranlt
P. IlaI-cu. my old director. to my staff
and both he and Latina iiIiaband. the
l
purik. The lickntu will go on Iale
Thursday. tomorrow at the Music. Hill
’and I expect i\ pactled hon-I’d to great
.my company In their new bottle.
" ivorytiilnc in being done for tho
Icomforl and amusement oi my patmnit
and it will lli‘ my aim at all timed to
pinnin- them."
at outward lilflifl of hurdle
arch II imdc Hall and at itoyt' ii 'l‘hctt
ire, it lit evident Mr. Taylor ban a so»
ulna treat In store for hilt many tried I
IIVMIIIIIII Hall on Monday cvcnan’. May
ii. Man are cinnlnt from Dorian and
Mumford. and Men New York. I
”......
HtlYT‘fi THEATRE.
Thn t‘aIliiII Billial'o Company finiahcii
it. attainment at lloyt'Ii Theatre in
tho groundnut drama entitled “The
Lilli. hat Kills,“ which open: tonight
and mill for the balance of il'it! not.
This gives tilt-alumni the unit chance
to m the rumour leading lady. Mill
Hammond. who leaves for a much
auction rout itaturday. This play.
which will he the last hinged at Hoyt’n
in some time. iii II powerful dramatic
mry that deals with life in a big oil
II. III prolific in comedy and in ct-
mtiiaa at the end of «tilt act are lien-
niimiai and well worth seeing. 't‘ito
bill In out to the full strength of the
Cattle Square Comping and pack lied
homl would grant. can performance.
Thlummpany. with its four new moon
bore, mindful lituitlc. Hnll next. Monday
cvohin in htlhurleu A. Taylor» [rent
“a!
character actor will haw prominent .
'li
THURSDAY. APRIL 38, 1910 .
Bridgeport “Wt-
."l'l‘io D M. Read Cc
Elialihifi’ i8§7.
special P. ll Corsets
A $2. 00 Modial for 31. ill)
And it is a uflxlel perfectly up to date. and correct in
cvcry way. ”the l’. N. Lorset is a great favorite with many
IIomcu and this Special is one. which we offer each year
about this time.
' A $2.00 Monti for. $1.00
Sizes 18 to 30, with su‘hportcrs.
All Silk Panzer}, S9 dis a yard .
A really beautiful quality for the price a stylish IveaIc
with the irtcgular heavy threads and the crcpey feeling of
gcnuiuc raw silk. lhcrc are about seventeen Ilifl'ercnt col-
oriugs in the list. includingr black, white and natural.
Remember the price. 59c a yard.
At the Silk Section.
A Silk Poplin for Coats
Light tan color very beam with a rib— like weaIc pc-
cabal in poplin \ cry elegant to 100k and to wear Mail
for motor coals or coat suits.
$1.00 a yard.
n
26 inches. .
Silk Section.
New and Stylish Gloves .
Mocha, white and pearl gray. for summer. Mocha.
sounds strange for summer. and ordinarily it is for winter.
but these arc light weight, thin, velvety and very agreeable
in feeling. They are considered superior to climbing in
Silillt‘ ways. $1.50 and washable.
Remnant Sale of Wash Goods
it coiuiucucctl this morning. A limited collection of
fine Silk and Cotton Fabrics, Argentincs. Sliantungs. Pon-
gccs. ’I‘Iissahs. etc, in beautiful colorings. There are lovely
things for Iuatiuccs. slips to wear under lace and embroid-
ered genus. and children's (ireasea for dancing school or
parties.
25 per cent. below actual price
Wash Goods Section.
. De Miracle Preparations are selling at out prices this
week.
The D. M. Read Co.
Month- lid Sale
A8 Atataov Abnouh‘cto BARGAIN "Ices WILL Ia round
on nauvrram Fort Tina MONTH-2N9 CALI. IN A i-
TION FOR elicit on 392cm. III-slits WILL a: await.
FRIDAY’S sprout
RUGS RUGS
AXMINlSTBR-vil ft. by 12 it. ........... $10.50. Regular Price "2.60
AXIINISTER~8 ft. 3 in. by 10 it. ii in. ..818. Regular Price 820.50
BNYRNA—s ft. by 12 it. ............... sit Regular Price 325.00
radaarhvw it. by I2 fi. ............ unto. Regular Price 315.00
TAKESTRY—‘il'ft. by II n. .............. a». Regular Price "2.50
vnnvm~to by IIII ................ $1.29. Regular Price 31.89
BURMA—~27 by iii ........................ we. nomad Price 3125
Bargains Iii Other Floor Coverings
it Dickenllan a on .
84 Washington St. stud Norwailt
retention 446
ANOTHER OAII 0F SCARLET FI-
VII.
w
aittor oi Jordan day, Who and as
standard. Down Willi will“
STAMFORD. April 28 --A litter or
Eduard Jordan the tendon-old boy
who dl‘éd of scarlet fhvér tall with
after being denied medical imam.
tho parent: being Christian Sciatitlm.
lil III of the llama litmus A min:
to that effect "I Intuit today :rdirt‘
Health Officer Crane. Duct 3, her
brother's atoltneu the [hi was main-
dd to a noun on walili Hill. north
of the city ii m. The Mimi-i.
made by Dr. iIry P. Gain. called to
Illuminati the can. .,
ltlAi uncouucttm
r...
stain Gathering of Rod Men in Dan-
bury Nut Wank.
The Great council of Red Men of
Connecticut will kindle their [rent Inn
council are in Danbury next. Weddell
tidy admin”: can it ill unwind that
not Im than 256 detention root-client
In: the varioua tribe: In the Male. will
be In attendance.
“Many of the delegate: will arrive on
Tuesdty night when commuted no.
alonII will be held and time will be a
Itenenl reunion of chlitia. tirade! and
warriors. lloadquarterii Iwill be datab-
liahod at. tho Hotel Omit dlid t noon
on Waldo-day Paumuait Troll. of
Dubai-y will entertain the visiting odi-
, W .., II
3°.2’..?§“Td€é° mmmw 3} t2: cit-mi. ITOOK lNdllAtID.
mat when ‘3‘" will mgr at ton on marrow. ill ii. lint-t:
clock when“ thornlli and coatih- ford Elictrioc
Ii’o throaflit may?“ i m at lirlil’e'llt'i‘m alum l
Tilt oration or: o to
cdgl‘ltill are: ‘rut whim-3mg" at. plant of the ffipl‘hy ammuhl
I
link $me Iii m lulled; anon on caeirotauitnmu.
Iii 't‘q I’ll II. rid mt-
argon “lent t‘Iy tl'it'itht éhtr‘ai.
mat Junior. mound. H. .l. oprI.l-1A1Wm .I out lama. nun-in
of New Britaih‘ great pro but. it t It place ‘Villzotim mi
[li‘I‘Im Miller. of figéi‘t‘liii Norah lkdggrea} Ii dyed on the xiii tile §§pt I
0 mo «III int n. o t or. u .
N’ Ii‘fl‘l‘iicit, it- matheuuékoénlfl Illiilhp pram. III at union ‘llttiilptmn hid 83;
0. a. admit of New lwho retitled to join the local uh
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