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lituiliu lot 16 stones sites you the ndinntugo
(-asli 1,1011“ pllces to) goods you 11111 hot 1,1 on ctodlt.
nt'o tlw low/est and our Emily weekly terms will surely
,you. in it very short limo your clothing is paid for.
how lil"-'(‘l' missed llm 'mouny.
of
soil, and will exchange or i'el‘und your money on any
[newly purchase.
Women’s
Clothing .
Wctiion‘s Stylish Suits.
12.00 to 40.00. 7.50 to 2800.
Women's Stylish suit-in,
1.98 to 18.00.
lioyii' it‘uticy
1.98 to 8.00.
Women‘s Silli Wulsis,
1.00 to 10.00.
V Mllilnt'ry.
2.50 to 20.00.
Women‘s and tlhildrvn'a
Shorts.
1.25 to 4.00.
7.50 to 20.00.
Mott‘s lints,
2.003.00.
hit-it's niiti lioi's‘
1.50 to 4.00.
So. in St..
So. Norwalk
Just a Reminder. so that you may Buy
Your Teas. Coffees and Groceries
at the A&.P Store and .
”Save 250 On the Dollar
Don't fall to get an AAP Bulletin every week. it's a money saver.
VERY BEST A&P CREAMERY BUTTER.
at 11011110. , . 33c
WARRANTED EGGS, a dozen . . . . . .. ................ 25c
EXTRA FINE POTATOES ........ 15L‘ n peck; 60c i1 bushel
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR, 241.2 lb. sack .......... 80c
A«&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel ............ $6.30 1
18 pounds BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for ........ $1.00 i
25 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR. cloth sacks. for. . $1.35 A
100 (‘lotlit's Plus for .......... 100 1 'l’otnsh or l.yt'. at «uni ......... Sc
Boots. :1 mil ................. lOc ’ Apricots. 2! pounds for ........ 250
Chloride tit’ Limo, n (‘illl ...... 50 I Sulornlus. ll. pound ........... 5c
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
ltl Stumps with I Hi. 200 Cotton with l “1. 350 Toll
20 Stumps with 1 ill. 250 t,‘offot1 with l H1. 400 Two
2” Stamps
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25 Stumps with l in. 300 t‘offor ~tll Stitiiips with i in. 500 Thu
30 Stand-11 with 1 lil. 350 Colloi- .'.t1 Stumps with l ”J. 600 Thu
Extra Stamps with Groceries
ltl Stumps with I lilittll' .\&l’ l.i» Ill Stumps with :1 pnthuizt's t‘o
tpiid llluo .................. 100' t'oiiiiiit.1'iit'li ......... So
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ill Stumps with I llolllt' lllroa’
lionl ih'ttr .................. the
ill Stumps with l pill-luu.i~ it‘lnh'y
lliilflt'ei Sltil't'll ......... , 100
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ARGAND BOILERS have a large overhanging fire surface on
which the fire strikes. after which the hot gases pass completely
around the dome, allowing all the heat to be absorbed by the wa-
ter. resulting in great economy.
There are other reasons and we’ll tell them later.
The Argand Boiler Co..
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK
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choosing the doctor to hulld up yolir health!
(loud l'lumlpng is a promotion to disoaae and the
high grade mu «rials and export Wilt‘itlllalittlllll of
The Jones 8. Hotchkiss Co.
commends us to the Plumbers for you to amid for whoti
anything goes wrong.
17 WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN.
()nr prim-'5
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Men’s
Clothing
Men's All Wool Suits,
.t'v School Suits,
Youtlis' Nohliy Suits,
Slim-s.
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Them
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REAR ADMIRAL M'CALLA DEAD.
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Roul- Atltiiitui it. it .\lt(‘ ltlln ll S.
dlod .u i otlotlt this monitor; of apo-
11lt1\1.
Daily Line to N Y.
For Freight Only
On and liner Tuesday January '1
1906 l" rolght Propellers will to“:
Plcr 28.l1ust litter. New York. lino
of Dover street). every day. [9304‘11
Sundnyl. :it it p. m. Fromm roccirorl
st Norwnlk up to l p. m. and South
Norwslk up to 5:30 p. In.
Norwalk Steamboat (.0.
Amino J. Smith. C. C. Hegemln.
Lessee. General. Agent
We Grind Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Mom: 78
07 WASHINGTON BTREET.
Hours-«8 to “:30 a. 111.. and 12.40 t.
6 11. in Monthly and Saturday, 7 ll
9 n. m.
HilUSiI} iANIIiIi
HAS NO TERROR. FOR THE
HOUBEKEEPER WHO USED A
Vacuum Cleaner
The Regina Hand Cleaner
for solo at 020 00. for root at 01.00 nlr
clay. and
The Peerless FAedtr c Cleaner
for sale at 005.00. for rent at 03.00 per
tiny, are the boat cleaners (in the mar
hot, and we will doinonntrato the fact
it you will callat oni- store.
i. .l. lltitllllil till it.
134.139 wasmuo‘ron critter, ’
IOUTH NGHWALK.
, the disease.
nature Ell ”
in mm lit
(Continued groin First Page)
00 particularly dilemmas. The great-
est unconstitutional erilils in generations,
main. King
. .1 . w " A
If ry its to M0 00008013 W 0 0mm
tha’throshold of $3! reign would he
' called upon to dent with the question
of oinplrnlnu the authority of the
crown to curb the powers of the peers
From a. social and business Blond-
point the monat'cn's domino would be
equally lilltortunato The social sea
son when families are honking l‘rom
the country to London and the mar-
chants counting upon it big business is
just beginning and was expected this
1am" to he the most brilliant of many
seasons. The king's (loath would
throw the court and country into
mourning and and the social activitlea.
incidentally Mr. Roosevelt's rlalt.
which all F‘nglnnd has nnticlpatod as a
unique event. might ho cancelled or at
tonal he made extremity quiet.
(Hormols which to a great extent are
it. liuiotuutci nl‘ the luminous tooling.
dmppod from ill 11- it; when tlto msrltot
rionod \t-stolliny to ill at noon today.
l.oodln.: llunnriers ltlltiu interviewer]
oxiiiohsod tho opinion that tho mon~
fll't li'n illness or (it-nth would lune only
ll tcnlhm‘at 1 cil'nt't upon securities gon-
mum and that the decline nlieady in
corded tour-01 cilia llit1 unit king down of
quotations l11 brokers in anticipation
of the’ trolling which usually follow
nn1 startling ncwa.
'lho sloth oxihuiine was much oil-
t'ltod ill tho early hours by conflicting
rumors. out- of which had it that the
king lluil dlod. Tho mnrkot oponod
wonk iditior odor-Inns. hill the. general
tone soon improved when the notion»
tlonnl ropoi't was disproved. The early
wouknosa win. considered an purely
nontiinoutnl. it was vapvcted that
Paris houses would sond lllllng ordurs
as was the man when rumors of ”It."
king‘s lllllt‘i‘n‘ were current earlier in
Iliti your.
\1t'hflligt'il 'iio pouring into tho pill
or from all pulls. of the omptlc and
foreign r'ouutiics t'\ '11i‘t1sst-tl the hope
that l1't1ttm lions will he issued soon
Kim: Edward‘s tirst serious attack
or lil‘tliit‘lllfl];UOlIllli‘ and which was
nrtompunlmi with sunptonia of
l81liillfl.\\flh‘ l‘Xpt'ilt‘llCfld u Volt ago.
\lllt (1 that tliiin llin ntuiosty hna ant
f‘mod smotul iot'uri'osout' of the mob
ltl'l_1' including one during his recent
\‘lsit iii ltinriilz. iii-ch ntlnt'k proved
worst.- than ttin preceding one and
illlll't' dillloult to murmur. ’l‘ltc proaout
dinners t‘flllll.‘ suddenly and without
warning.
t‘nllors hi the pillar-:1 today had their
Wm‘m' fours t'ontlrinml li1 Hln pulm'o
llllt‘lfll‘ "l mu tory sorry to any,"
mid Hill“ of tho king's close ontournne
with n shnku ot tln' iioud, "lllll the pa»
‘lt'l‘x limo lit (‘Xflkfit‘l‘fllfld his majorl-
ty‘s t‘t)lllllll()l. It is very urnvo,"
'l'lioro fll't' lillliiltillkltliit‘ signs liltil
‘tll tltn' members 11f the [Iflldtl‘ t‘IlItllll‘
in. pro nroatly alarmed tlnogoroin
iwiit oiiiivr who in his (initial vapor
in ltlH‘lltIt‘tl upon the lllllllt'llI‘f‘s oi
'lil' hint; on \\’vdnosdu1‘ and 1't-11lt1rdu1‘
‘Illil' “'l‘lio .ltrug looltod very ill \~\'.1d~
nosdny morning: and vary much woruo
in ‘l‘lturndny, ’l he chioi outward symp-
illtl was mil-vino hoursnnoss it» \\'l\l'.
u'nrt't-ly shirt in spook at ”"108, hut
ltlsiaivd upon t'olltlnnilig tho uudlour
1s" l’pon ono oot'nalon during the
llltllt'llt't‘H when the king's condition
\‘lllt tln1 sulihwl nt rmnnrk, his major»
5.1 said: "'l‘lia-rn Is. it return or what
i had at tum-1hr. I not clear of it
hurt. litit r'nughl nnollior void ill the
llt‘ntro. Hillti‘lt‘l‘,
ii :1 fow- rims "
.~\inlins.~'ndor livid. who \isitt‘ti lliu
.{Iliu nt lltir‘hinnhiuii Pltlm‘tt on .Wotl
pundit}; suit) todny' "I wont in tho pai-
nt'o upon lllt' king's request to talk
i1\‘t1l‘ some future ongnxomouls. The
king thou imiitml “‘11“ and was in good
aptilts. tip was, liowot'or. coughing n
grout donl uiid complained that his
"tlllgll wns illsurt-nslnx and wry tiring.
‘lowort'r. ho iuiltnd for fully half mt
hour. I thought at lilo tlmt1 that ho
liurdly I't'tlil'mui how iii ho was,"
i-vau Illt‘ nunouut-omout that no
"porn olIit'lnI liiillolitis would he Ih‘fillt'tl
twini'v (Wt’lillil: fallod to dltttlnlsh the
number of uuwuis now; who waited
for further ll('\\ti no tho tiny wuro till.
it was loitiiud til i o‘i'iot'k that ill
though httlllt‘ til Illl‘ nttottdlng physio-
inns i'l-miiini-d t'lUNt‘ l11‘l their Ill‘t‘M'llt‘L‘
ind iioi lump lt‘qllli't‘tl In ”to suit chum-
lwt' lor :ttllltl‘ tlnw prorlonsly. This in
lit'utud Hunt in initial thorn1 lintl horn
til) I‘vittpm- \\‘ltnt tlit' phyttlt'iniln 1111‘
purl-nth font is that llioy will find
iotnv urowtli on Iht‘ iironrlilnl tuliou
iot't-sxitntinn till opoi'ntluti,
it Is on... known that when lln' hour's
Ilironl hnd llm'n allot-it‘d prorionhiy ho
run nuliiw-t in spasmodic colttruutlonlt
1f the torn] vhorda which were ruth-
‘i‘ nluriitliin, In NH mnjosty'a present
condition tlm autldvn till'tllll of such
tpnunm put upon the blood rosaola
would lllu1l1 i'mptiro ltiulnntnnooitn ro-
ller. llmlt‘t‘ tho constant presence of
llr. ’l‘liomiion, throat specialist. who
won colloid hill! the case this morning.
.. .0... My. «0...»...Hm.
ni titrnu a 0Plllltllt
orangutans
A |)l‘tllllillt‘lll. lintionnl expert. on
tiltln dlsoiint't. whunc nnmn you nro fit.
lllIlIlit' with any» that. in all lilti scion-
lillt' t'xiiorlouco ho hull novor found no
hard it illsonco to conquer es Eczema.
l't't ho does not hotlllato to racont-
mcnd ZiilMtl us it moot. It casnful rome-
iiy for tho trontlnont of cumin, itch.
in; skin trouhlo‘a. dandruff, pimples,
blackheads and ‘tlll other diseaaca of
tho skin and scalp. He says that not
only do its curative qualities motto
popular but also the fact that it it
a violin. liquid to our for axioms! use
A great improv intuit over the old
stylc greasy salvo» lull lotions which
are not only unpleasant. to him but do
not destroy the arm life that entrant1
710 0 draw the germs
in the surface and destroys than),
leaving the akln claim and health .
(Jun no usod l‘r sly on infants. R. l
l’lallued will it atily supply those who
mil with 0 tree samnlo bottle of
my") and n booklet which explains in
simple language all about shin (lieu
i will lie all right
haw» and inmate corn yourself at
homo with 2100“). "
All“ lflturqunr ('OIOI'tiIitlns
same slips 1111 iii:
Pimplen, Itching Boots EPUptlons,
match" Fever Blisters.
The little. hlolclies itching spots. .113.
pimples, fever blisters.
etc which appear on the skin at this
time of the year indicate that the
pores are overtn ed in their work of
helping to ronov to the system A Mi-
tin poslutn opp ed as soon as those
trnublua show/ will cause them to
quickly disappear leaving the skin
:p perfect condition to perform its du-
as
in skin troubles of every form. at-
fecting liotli infants and adults, poulaln
piodutoa lienotlt'lal results from tirst
application stopping all itching at
once i1 t‘7t'lill‘i. tune, herpes teller
llilti similar ditwnaa yield to it readily.
Poltlntn is now -rg easy. flash colored and
cannot ho detected in the daytime.
Wlwti IlHtitl tor scaly scalp, dundiuil',
bolls some chaling hires. etc" it
pilws nwn1 soreness and cures I‘D llld
\.
l'ouiam in on suit! to; 50 rotlttl at
The (l'lltmd Plintmnt 1' and Edw w.
Kt'llt‘ty .it‘.". in; Well us all drug
stores. lhu a supply alimoient for
moat minor tronhlt-n, to clear the cunt-
iiloxlon ow-rnight and rid the than of
pimples. will he sent free of charge
to any one who will write to tilt1
liltit‘i'geitm' latboratorlen. 32 West
Twouty-tltth street, New York city.
it lHi 111111111 illli
BASEBALL.
Yesterday‘ a State League Results.
llridgoport it). New llrltnin 0.
Now llnwn 4 Hol1okc :l
Sprinuliold 10, Hartford 4.
\Vatot'lniry .3, Northampton 2.
National League Results.
Chicago 2. Pillsbury. 0.
Boston 1. ”tomato 0.
l'lillntlolpliin it, Now York ll.
l‘inciminil .‘t. St. Louis 2.',
AmericaK‘Leanue Results.
liogroit .‘i. (‘hir'ugo it,
t‘lm'olnnd L‘. St. Louis i (10 innings).
Philadelphia in, \\'nuhlngtoli l.
Boston-Now York. ruin.
Prize-fighters Death Accidental.
SAN FltANClSO. May 5.i~l)onth
il‘tlill occidental «mums was the verdict
rt‘IlIl‘t‘litl today by tho r'ororncr‘s jury
in tho raw of Tommy Mvt‘arthy. prize
lighter. who was killed last Friday
ulltlil in :1 light with Owen Moran. thr1
English lightweight champion.
-(.‘onsllpntion causes headache,
nausea. dizziness. lnnguor. hcnrt palpl
tutlon. Drastic physics gripe. slckcn.
Wt'lilit‘ll tht1 bowels and don‘t cure.
Douli's Regulate not good,- and cure
constipation. 25 cents. Ask your drug»
Rial.
PliPillAll Illiliilliilii.
lilJtll? DREAM.
’l'iit'l't' is it dintitiotlt't1 nowlty at tho
l'lljmi I‘ll‘1"lllll ifoi'morly lioyt's 'l‘hoi
utrt'i in tho 11t't‘t‘iolll't‘ or (‘hlt-i [lurk
Cloud and hi» company. who urt1 lilt’
hu-ttdiincis for the lust three days. This
ottuttuoiiiout is (un- whit‘h should not
i111 missed. for it Is most intuit-sling.
t'liiofw llnrk (‘loud und his ut'tors play
11 (mo not druriu ontltlcd "“l'ho liidlnn.”
in which the dociim- of tho North Alll'
tlt‘lt‘iuinludlnn is gruphit'ully sot forth,
in his not root lndlutis are soon. (‘liivi
lhtrk t‘ioud is on:1 oi tht1 lndlun models
made famous hy tho lutv Frederic
Remington. tht~ ni'tlst. lie is it genius
and 11 born sr-tor. Thr- littlo til‘tilllll-lll
which he and his r'oiiipnny are nppout'
tug at the illicit ilronm has comedy
pntlnw, heart internal and tragedy and
is our of tht1 most interesting plays
on the vaudeville stun». This play
«loop is worth more than the 11t‘it‘t1 ol
admission to the llit'nll’t‘. While t‘hii-l
ilnrlt iln it and his company loud Illl‘
hill. the 1 pro lhi‘oo olhi'r good acts.
including Nod Nye and Ronnie For-
lny in “it hit of everything," Golding.
tho vet'oiitric jugular, and James ll.
Lit'htnt'r. the boron ut the piano. who
has the keys ut his I‘Ollllllfllitl and sings
some intoi'ostlnx now songs.
The price of admission Is now only
it) and it'- rolllls nt lht‘t‘Venlllg110110111]-
auras and it and to cents at illlllll‘ll‘t‘tL
'l‘horo into two performances iiluhtlt.
lht' llrnt beginning at o'clock and the
around at it o'clock. 'l‘hc duily mutt
llt't' in at 2 o‘rlot'lt.
MilSlt‘ HALL.
Not one in the his audience at Mush-
ltalL lust night, was dlsapmiqtod in
tomliii: out to witness tho flrni prodttt‘
lion in this city of \ Wiles Honor as
this toriipany of clever players gave
one of tht1 host performances they
ltm'o given alltt'o llioy horn liootl play-
lnlt in this city. Mina Quinton, who
liltttit‘ her debut on loading ludy. ulionld
ft-l proud today lifter the reception
and the applause sho revolved that
night. Hal tilnstlc played his roles in
an easy manner and rewind grout
outbursts of applause. Frank P. lia-
ven, us urinal, was ”it? comedy man.
and made good. Phil tit-ego was ovary-
thlug that was exported of him and
his handling or n raptor ahowod that
lit1 in an expert man with tho sword.
Eiali- Walton looliod charming and
played her part with mum and grace.
Olive ltttkcr rorctvod a reception Vlion
slit1 first came upon tho «than and Min
was entitled to it often the clever pen
llormnhm she now ixifttis Husband
and Jack Carey Wcro in the cast, and
11mm 11 good arrdiint of thomnelvon as
tho plhy went on. .Heniiucti Prince did
not have much to do. but what little
he did do he did well and that was
all that was expected of him. The
whole show was good and one that
pleased the his audience inunonaoly
Tomorrow 0 matinee will he given and
a large crowd is expected till it big ad-
vance sale is on for tomorrow matinee
and night.
SALVATION ANMY SERVIOE.
ltt-v itrnncis Bourne llphtuu, pastor
of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church. will spook in the Salvation
M1111 Hall. Sunday night. lit 8.30
o‘cln‘ok. All momlmrs of other churches
aro' invited to attend the islet-vice st'
the hall 50 Water street, South Nor-
walk . l
degepofl‘AAdvudIMentI 1
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1910
Bridgeport Advertisements
The D. M. React Co.
, a Eslablrsbéd 515957.
Glassware, a Mammoth Sale With
Tables Arranged for Easy inspection
liiis is .i git-at display and one can litudly believe the
low prices after seeing the quality. literc is also a latge
showing in one of the Main St. windows. Questions are
asked if certain pieces are (lit glass. Well, they are not. but
the duality is 50 good. and they are so nicely polished that
the iiicxpeusivo variety is not apparent
Common Table Tumblers 6 for too.
Plain Thin Blown Tumblers, best grade. 6 for 200.
Etched Tumblers. iestoons Grecian borders. 6 for 250.
Hotel Tumblers 6 for 20¢.
Thin Blown Bell Ale Glasses 6 for :50.
Straight Champagne Glasses 6 for 200.
Whiskey Glasses 3c each.
Punch Glasses, two designs, 6 for zoc.
Sugar and Cream Sets 25 and 35c.
Berry and Salad Bowls 20, 30 and 450.
Water Bottles 50 and 15c.
Salt and Pepper Shakers 5 and toe.
Mayonnaise Sets 20 and 25c.
Cruets for Oil or Vinegar 10. 15, 20 and 350.
Horse Radish Jars 20, 25 and 350.
Mustard Pots 10 md 15c.
Plates for cheese or butter balls 10, no and 35c.
Candlesticks r5. 1,, 45 and 750.
Spoon Trays 15c.
Vases to. 25. 50 and 750.
Jugs 10. 20, 25 and 35c.
Punch Bowls $1.00. $2.00. $2.50 and $4.00.
‘ Special in Cemetery Vases, thick and horny Oriental
( in» with liltliiiu tops and spiked cud: lor pushing into the
lull. 19c. Lin suit: inuucdiutcl}.
Certain Attractive Things
at the~Art Department
iuxt :1 lt\\ of the pictt1 and useful articles ale shown
in one of the Main 51.. windows '
Grass Linen Pillow Slips, hand t‘lllllitlltltl't‘tl. 590.
thm pillows 50C
Crctonne Sewing Screens. two wings, nir'eh fitted with all
M‘W 311;: mm t'uicncc
Folding Sewing Stands of l limt‘lttl t tt'toimt'.
Cabinets and Boxes for liaiidkcrtliit'l's and 11101 t'
Sweet Grass Baskets, twins and Scai't‘s oi \rias Cloth
stuttipcd and Nit’llt‘lit‘tl. liic Art Station is humming
with fascinating things tor nt'odlt'wonicu. and iiuu— —/
dreds of hand triadc articles for the home.
'I‘liird lioor, Carpet Store elevator.
e
Do not miss that Clearance of Iron Beds. Generous
l't'tltlt‘lltflls.
Rough Pongees. all silk \\‘t lulu iculu‘tl a second
sliipiiit‘ui oi tlit'w Illiliitll\t‘ and low piitt'tl [Ringers—ail
111111155 59C and all Silk.
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The D. M. Read . o
.4 -N‘wm _.._..
mar.-.
Wash Poplins
Wash Fabrics
WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR SPECIAL SHOWING OF
WASH FABRICS CONSISTING 01"
Congo Cloth
. Soisette Wash Silks ‘
For .Tub Suits
Seersucli ers
Cheviots
Percales
Suitings
Gingham
Galateas
“pecial Bargain
MOIRE WASH SILK. - . - 250; value, 390
A. Dickerman & Son
84 Wilmington 80.801101 Norw‘alk
Telephone 446
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Street Oil
Will keep the dust laid. Now is the time to place your contract.
We will give you an estimate for 00in; or we have the oil for sale.
MANUFACTURED BY 1
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