, Prion 'rwo
it
troaunILr novr'slrnu Tito
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
uAv9TH, 10 m and Irra
B. Patton 81 Co.
. In the Amusing Playlet
“Getting Acquainted“... on Mother”
. Aurora Aubrey
Corn sdienne
Arthur T01‘6lll'
In a Musical Novelty
Eccentric
FORD and SWOR
Comedians
~——ALSO——~
NEW MOTION PICTURES
CHANGE OF
VAUDE-VILLE
Monday and Thursday
Motion Pic‘tures
Daily
Every Saturday Continuous Performance from 1:30 to 11 P. M.
Matinee
Daily
AT 2 P. M.
Evening
2 Complete Show:
AT 7 AND 9
O'CLOCK
Matinee
9
:‘hPRICESg
5 and me “In SEATS,
Evening
10 and [Se
250
MUSIC HALL
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, May 9, 10 and ii
TONIGHT
The Castle Square Stock Co.‘
Greatest of All Laughing Farce ComI
ediea
The
Corner Grocery
SIXTY LAUGHS A MINUTE
NEW MOTION PICTURES BETWEEN
THE ACTS
EVENINGS ............... 10. 20. 30c.
MATINEES~Wedneeday and Sat-
urday ....................... 10. 20c
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
Next Game, Saturday, May l4th
N OR WALKS
YALE 2ND TEAM
Which Defeated Danbury 2 to 0
d V” GAME CALLED 3:30
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS
DOVE UNDER 12 YEARS. to CENTS
Grand Stand Free to Ladies.
..... on...
I-
THE EIPTH ANNUAL
SUPPER
or
GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH
WILL TAKE PLACE
Thursday Evening, May 12m
At the Church. Cor. Butler and Quincy
, atroeta, Norwalk
ADMISSION.- 35 CENTS
:BUPPER AND CONCERT
rw- new—Iv vafinww‘w-v cum» -
'JIDMIDAIIIWR
TH! IHWT CALINDAR.
The following uncontested divorce
nation are minted for a. hearing on the
short calendar of tho superior court
for Friday Harriet iiapgood Owen
against George A. tlwcu; llnrry W
’l‘uciror against lxurlno M Tucker:
DAMN W Hatfield Itsztilnnl Ndi‘h WM
field; ”Milli M ”richer Mitihltl :Hht
rt t Prenctila Becker: Genre it. Jet
“clout Chou Jersey; Thébe A.
Winning against Lucien neurone.
.. unit-red that Wooster
! Spring Festival
IELIZABETH MEAD SCHOOL
HILLSIDE, NORWALK
chnofit of Scholarship Fund of Mary-
ville College. Tenneaaee
SATURDAY MAY”, 1910
PROGRAM AT 4 AND 7.45 P. M.
l‘roonsulon of itiur. and QIIIII-n Ill
May, Scarf iiorrco, lloop ltuIIcI-. .’ilny-
polo lianco and IItlII-I'II,
.TICKETS .................. 25c
ice Cream and tfako will he
doDiFELLows in NEW CANAAN.
l
Delegation from South Norwalk Pays
a Visit to Wooster Lodge.
A IlIIiIInation IIt' tidd Follows from
South Norwallt. including llcnry A.
Wood, Leroy Adams. Louis Schmidt
and Arthur ll lchII-Iilct. wont to New
i(,ununn Monday night. and Wore
guns-ta of Wooatcr lmdno. 'i‘ho latici'
organization IInlIIrlairIIId II lnrno dolo
gallon trom l'urilun Lodgo of Siam
fold uhlI lI IoniIIIrIIl tho that Ilcurcc.
"IllII Stamford |lilli_ headed in . 'II
hlo (“and William 0 lInItchI quI_IiIIII
mi: in lll tiltlwl a spot lul ”Hill .'It 7. ”l.
which was in churno of Conductor IIId-
thrIl .‘IIIlI’I-on. (in lllll\llll.1 nt .'\'IIII
(.‘ttillluzh itn'y uorc Incl lll tlII- elation
lln tho liit‘llllwin oi \\oostor l.odrIc and
n til our to! pt- and PM or M II in tho ltilll t‘
i'Ui'lll“ \\'lII-n ttIII tlllll'l‘l‘fI of l'urltnn
Lililil‘ t‘lllt‘li’tl tin loIluI room. It II.II
I'imydctl llitlt' llt‘lllil, tiIlIl I‘I‘Illtru:~
[from main IIIIIIIIII. nIItIIIlhIr, SIIIIIII
Nor',uali< .\"',oiunllt tlt‘ooIIwiI-h, lildgo
lli‘lfl and liIItIlIrII-y. IIirllo tho uncut of
honor wan tirmrd Stu-rotary William H.
ilutchiaou, of New iluvon. 'l‘lIIII'I-
must have lIIIen fully .‘Ititi present: in
fact. tho hull Ivan no crowded that
tho oillcorn IIIIII chIrI-c loam did not
have Hilllli'il'lll Itpnco to properly mo-
tilll . lhc iloIIi‘ InIII‘I‘Iuclitn. 'l'lIII tit'ur‘oo
war. conicrrcd in l’uriluu‘a unuai
oluhoruto matincr. with lot own rotu-
lln. and tho IlI‘IurIIo team was frequent-
Iy applauded throughout the core
runny. 'l'horo wan aortic oxcoilcnt ainn~
int: try It ItItttrlol l‘tllllllllltt‘fl of Well
lltIIIt. Alox. Allltt'il, l-Illit: lunch and
Marvin it. lloty. white onion Wort" re}
tlurcd lly Mr. Althea and Mr. Duly.
l'lhr'l‘lltllll rriiiaio wan furniuircrl try the
indigo Irl'l‘lloiill'lt. and-Ir the direction of
William 'l‘. Anallu.
Ivan tIIltI-u to tho hnnouct hall. Wlll‘ll‘
an oxcoiloni and bountiful IIpI-oml Willi
IIIII'vIId under the direction ot‘ the lto~
ltoknii Lodge. So a were provided for
240. but flit'll‘t' thti 1300 MINI aorvott.
Much crodli for thin affair in duo the
lutllon. 'lho mtvioo was timid, and
everybody enjoyed tho. Klippt‘l‘, Ail
lrorlgi- .knnwn
how to entertain its friends. Owing
to the iatonoaa of the hour there wan
on speech mailing. except a {out to-
marka by tirantl Secretary lintchlnou,
who train II high tribute to the: charm-
ter of the work
Pttfitoil lodge. hurl
normal , it!” and e on the
ram that it erstwhile a tor the
denture 'l‘hett'l'ie it one of the growth
of liit‘ order throng ut the state. 'l'ho'
Stamford tltid lt‘olloweI rotnrnod‘ try
Ith I tat train shortly allot midnight.
A...» .. *MWw ..
new YURK. May ii.-~ArrIVcd: Sir
Oceanic Southampton, etc
i
I
l
. examination and found
atho amirulnnct‘.
sold. '
‘t BRIDGWNNIT.
-,"tlrhat i call adding insult to injury."
an sans tut
Victim Plated up by Amllulanea
ls Locked Up As Drunk
-w ”when-- a-
May 11.-"'[‘lrla lu
moaned Itldllk Dorsey. a iaudaeapo
gfll‘tll‘lltw‘tl' in a husky nltohol stained
voice, front the depths o"! a cell at no
lice lichtluuurtora yentcrdav afternoon.
when he had tollectnd hln thoughtk
Ntlllllltlt‘flll)‘ to realize his predicament
ltmr down by a apooIiiuI: tomiuu
tar in North uvoauo near Moodv'a
mill, Dorsey was flung heavily to the
roadside. The motorist sped on. lIIavI
lag the victim in» lrncw not whether
to live or die anti disappeared be
fore any of the half dozen small from
watching Doritoy at work, and had
an opportunity to catch iIlII outnum-
Dorsey lay unconscious. The boys
thought he hurl lrccn ltlllcd and rnah-
cd into the houses near Mountain
(itovc worthy to toll of tho tragedy.
The ambulance corps was summoned
from the IIIIIIIrgoucy lioapltal. Before
tho lllilbiilitlit'c arrived, Dorsey wan
IIhlII to all. up. hut llt’ was too Iluzcd
to know what had linpponed.
llr. Kraut-w hurried him to the
l'llit'l‘K’t'llf‘l' lnmpltui for a ilIor'ounu
that llorsoy
had been accompanied by the pro-
vorhlnl luck of the drunken man. on.
coping without a scratch except. that
he I-nnwlnlncd of pains in his side.
Dorsey's lag Ivan cumulative. up-
parcntly light whoa he was piaccd in
hut growing heavier“
as the moments wore on. When ho
was ready to lNth‘ thII crncrrzcncy
hoapitnl ho was nnuhlo to keep his
tool. it was decided to lock him up
on tho charge of Ilrunkcnnoaa.
liorsov iron lrcI-n working for Slcph~
l‘ll lloyt 6’: Soon, the Now (‘attaun nur~
IIIII‘ymnu. Ho is 27 yours old. from
llaltimorc. llo licunn planting a hedge
"PM“ the nocno of his misfortune your
tot-day morning
NUMBEFIING AUTOMOBILES
An important Work ln One of the
Rooms at the Capitol.
lip in tlrII Statt- nutotnohilo Ilcpur‘t-
IIII‘Int—wthut lllli)‘ III-om n funny discov-
III'y, hut tlroro's such :I tll‘llill‘llllt‘lll'“~
they say tho number of nutorrrnhiloa
in (tonnocilout la hotonIu 0,000 and
7,000. They can't tI-it just, how many.
for various I'IItInonn.
The state Aatomohllo Department
is only a branch of tho Sccrotnry of
SlrIlI-ZII (llllt‘l', llIIt ltIIIccnpiIIn ;I \Iholo
hit: room in tho l-itntc t‘upitol. and in
it \Illl ho found :I fOrcI- of nine poopic.
Arthur l-‘lfoot in tho chit-f cloth to
charm and aloha with him arc ono
other man and sown young women.
‘l'hII on} thoy'ro rumrlrorlhn Inn-
I'hiuoa in thirs Stain now is to hogin :It
lotion and run down. llIIIlI-r the old
solromo of registration and numbering,
a lot oi IInIIIhI-I‘a, lou numlrors \IcrII
giVI-n out, and titiii sonic Wot‘c not re
nowotl. Ito it was lll‘t'llh‘ll. for tho nuke
of Kf‘lllllg tho thing down to a system-
nth: hauls. to start at tho laract‘ unm-
lll‘l' and count down. \‘i'hIIn they got
down to NIL l, tlIIIII-il huvrI a pretty
straight list of lllflt'lillit‘tt. ihoy think.
ill tho auto IlIIpartmI-nt. and Will ho
IIlIlII to give anxious inouirora all kinda
of statistics ahout nulomohllI-s and the
amount or IIquI-y that lIIvIIIItIId in
them.
'l‘hII \‘t'l‘_\’ fact that such a largo for-III-
is rrnulrr-d to look after tho Rinit-
registration of IIIItIIIIIoiIIlIIn is in llrll‘”
, an Indication of llll‘ ltIi'ao luminous an
Ailm- tiio mention. an ItIlerrIrIImout '
ltlllltiltlllllg has hoconro. The force in
tho unto IlcpartIIII-nt has to writc
nuyu'lII-ro from Ad to lot)
lt'llt‘l‘l‘l a tiny thrmnzh tho
Sinic, and ”it‘ll llll‘l'l‘ is It lot of
compiling and inhalation that would
do I-I'odii III a fair niaod hIIIIlI. At 0an
Univ tlrII Iloparlmvnt wan a little at»
fair. with It lll'fill or two in tho Socro
tury of Slalo‘s main otllco, hut hint
Hoplomhor tho thing hocnnro too largo
for tho ltll‘t‘t“ and the room and It hilt
now room wan .IIIII-Irrotl. lltIl‘I' lilo
nor-lure arc gradually liK'llIK (i\'t'l‘-
(‘l'thllt'll already, and it in not at an
unillII-ly that try Iont. your tho force
will in- liicronntul. ’l‘lII-ro in n lot of
tll'illll about hoodlum tho notomohilo
lllliillll'I-lll an it l‘tlilll‘l-l to tho Socrotury
of‘ Siatc'u Hillrt'
ll in lu‘llcvcd that thcrc :IIo litilllf‘ Iii,
tltiti tl|lt‘l‘i\llll"~l iii Ilrr SIIIIII_ or Nl'H‘l'lll
thormund more than thcrc two turn
The roar-on for thin in that many own
III-II oi” auroral cars will llikl‘ out an op.
I-rator‘ri llI-ouac for ouch of ihoir I-huut‘
ll‘lll‘ti. thin luIinI; i‘H|lt't‘ll|ll_\' truc of tho
llf‘fllf‘l‘ti.
HEPATIC SALT 0
in one of the nest remedies of the
American Uranium Syndicate.
it contains medicinal proporlletlh.
of the {Alumni \vatcra of Carlsbad.
Wlonhadeu and Marlenbad.
it cicanaos the ayetom. eliminate:
[tout rheumatism. gravel corrects
torpid liver. poor digestion. and la
lived for the kidneys. the blood an
the norm-Ii.
it you are all run down and need
your system needs cleansing and .
' toning up. If your appetite in bad
,and your brain taut clear. you'll
be very much pleased with thin
remedy. which is next to a solid
physician’ II prelim-lotion.
, AtanyA D 8 drug store. ‘
tee
III
‘5
“It
iii
'rhoun are the local A ii {-3 drunglntn:
...I.........
Allen. the amount.
nacnur ARRIVALS or versus. ”no Bridge PharmacyI
The culture Fairway,
nulttner II Cavity, Preps.
I
‘ gear.
FOR 8
ll lliE lilillll ill SPilill
Yesterday’s Reaulte.
At ilolyoke» ilolyoko ii, Bridgeport
At Hartford Hartford 7. Spring-
lioldti.
AI. Northampton~Norlhampton l.
\\'atcrhury it.
At Now lll‘llillll~-Nth llavcn it. Now
llritniu 2.
American League Standing.
Youtarday'e Reeulta.
At tinntorII»-—iltrstorr 4.31. holds 3.
At l'hiiadoiphim Cleveland 1. Phil-
ndriphin l tcaliod end l2th lnnluu.
Iinr kllt'mt I
A? .'\'II\\ York eliotroit Tr. New York
.t.
At Washington--t‘hic:tno 10, Wash-
ington :t.
m.--
National League Standing.
\\‘.
Yeate rd ay 3 Reeulte
.I'it l’IttslIuru liiIIoiIlIIr l i‘ittsiinra
It,
At (’lIicugo t‘hlcntto it, .\‘ow York .‘I.
At h‘t Louis iiosion 5, St. Louis It.
At (‘inI inuntl-r
dolphin ti.
It‘lnclnuatl S,
New Umpire Engaged.
it is rumor-Id that (“lmrlon l.lndo
nor-g “til IImpIrI‘ the garlic at Amuao
moot. Part. on Saturday “hon illl‘ Nor”
wnilIu will play tho Yulc socond tram.
Lindohom has IIIIIplI‘cd aovoral [mains
this your for drffIIroni tcamn and his
work hIIII plIIasI-d all concornod. ’l‘hc
('oloniulu haw had him for their ofl‘l
vial at It ion or IhI h rIIII-nt Itumos and
ho IltIIplIcII lllt‘ audio at Allinncnrclit
l‘mlI last Saturday lutwncn tho liar-
strom foam and Yale Sheffield Scion-
tiiic N'llntll in a \‘t‘l'y ct'otlituhlc uran-
nor. Frank Madden hair decided to
itivo Lindoht-I'I: a tryout and ho will
appear as that olllclul without doubt
on Saturday.
Challenge Ftflm Sprlnowood.
'l‘lit‘ Rpl'lllgviootl lmnolrnll clult, of
South .'\‘oru'ullt Wtillltl liltc to play the
Norwulh Royal tiinutn Ironic Saturday
on Snrinpwturd diamond. Stephen J.
Encaped After Accident in Chicago
But Waa Finally Landed by
Deteotlvee.
t‘lthAtlti, May ll.~--Arthur Wait. a
ciInuthur cmployod uy Thomnu Mc-
(lnirc. is said by the police to have
coutossctl that ho ran over and killed
Mrti. Alhorl llolir- on tho Nortliulrt‘
Monday owning. Watt wua arroatod
Int hln homo youterday.
At. a mirage, Ilolootlvoa found an
nmmuolrllo with front tempo lrmkou.
radiator hattIII-od and It himdotalncd
ploco of drums notion in thc rurmlu't
inquiry showed that the dam
aged car had been run Into the {throne
an hour IIi'tor Mru llchr wait ltlllod.
mm M... ..... ”M- u...
PEACE oononese
Inutrorm tow il.II-Whon
llulitltfllttii to the Now Manhunt Arlil
trutlon turd Ponce continua nanotnhlcd
today for tho last of the three dayn'
melon. they faced a tinny program
with moorings not for the morning and
afternoon and the banquet which will
mark the, clean at the Congrean tor
thin evening. At the meeting lint-It
ntorntnu. which took place at the Con-
ter Church oua dmnnee were given
by Edwin D M d, director at the ho
immaterial Sch of Peace. Boston:
llov W tar Wale Dundee. Scotland.
and are user '1‘. l3 Klluatrtcit, of
Knox Celine. Toronto. Canada. Presi-
dent navel Fl. Luther. of Trinity Cni-
luao. presided Mr. Mead speaking on
what the results of The lluaue Cantor
circus overhead of the Nations." acid
that. the third llnmur CIIIIferouI-o
should write tho. prohibition hi‘ all
wars of condltoat into international
l.. l’.(‘. .
Hanoi
llitl ‘
Kettles hanging over blazing
fires and the old brick ovens
sound very attractive in story
books, but a Range with good
"drafts. a reservoir for hot water,
and ventilated ovens with adjust;
able shelves, make life much cas-
ier than our grandmothers found
it.
The convenimiccs 0f the. Stam-
ford Range appeal to every good
housekeeper
ALE BY
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sis.
W._~WM~ V E I." aim!
Pill’llllil llllllllilllll.’
BASEBALL. HILLSIDE tilltlA-l lN SPRING lI‘ JSTI-
Connecticut League Standing. “‘1“
\t’ l.. RC. ’l‘llo shin of the Elizabeth Aloud
Waterbury ......... 'I’ 2 ‘ .778 St'lmol arc busily engaged this week
Bridgeport. ......... ti ii .607 in liteltfli'liiK for the Spring Fcutlral
Hartford .......... 5 z .067 to he held on the lawn of the school
Springfield ......... II fr .444 at “lllflldt‘. Saturday May 14. The
New Haven ........ 4 r. .444 limrzl am of dances and songs will he
Northampton ,,,,,, -t :. .IIM illicit at 4 o'clock and at? While.
Hoiyolto ....... . .. 3 f. '37:, many of their friends will 4Ilouhtlenn
Now liritnin l 0 .100 Dieter the warmth and lirlglitnous of
the afternoon performance. those who
attend in the evening will he. reward-
cd. for arrangements have been made
with an export electrician to lililfll-
inatc the various dances with colored
lights. ltoantit’ul affects ulll he shown
in the Map pole dance the heart dance
tho dame of the Spirit of tho illoa
Itoma, and tho othcrs of the program.
As the tickets are only twenty-live
routs and the proceeds no toward n
scholarship in .'\iar‘yr‘llle College, Ton-
!“ l’.i‘. lilitth‘f‘. the audience will (louhtlcsn ho
Philadelphia ....... 13 ,3 .75" a large one. loo crontn and critic are
III,.\-,.m"d ... . .. .13 I; "61;? to he uttltl nitI-r tho outcrtaiumcnt
liIIIrIIiI ............. 1;: T .650 -. .......
Non York ..... to 7 Int: lilMl‘ E liAl'l lS’i I‘ ”II ltl' ll i-il' l’i’l‘i
iloruou ............. it ill .i’I‘l l Ingram at the annual supper of tho
t‘hiontzo ............ 5 ii .421 (trace linptlst t‘irurI-h. 'l‘hursday (‘\t‘ll-
“Washington ... . , . ., ii iii ,‘JTii in}; will ho as folltuvs:
St. Louis ........... it til .188 tiponinu lumtatton.
Singing Choir.
AIlIlI‘IIsu-— ltov. 8. H. V, tluinhs.
llocitntlomlilian lltirft Armstcnd.
Solo Miss (lorlr‘udc Freeman.
ltIIltntion Minn l lla t‘ iar‘lt,
Solo“ \lts. \iola Smith.
ltI-I‘itntlonv “Tho “Ho's
MIKH (‘hnrlsia Addlngs.
‘n 16‘ Solo ticlrnitl l lat
‘ l Indian Mina lI‘iosslo lI‘islIor
ltoI tuition»- Miss (iiho 'l‘IIrrr-ll.
‘Soio \itaa t ‘orinc linrria
i 'onmrlttoc‘hlrs W. .\1. Fisher \irs
l‘rohloni."
l’lllHiilll‘x ..... . ,.i;‘ .‘I .700 inlia i in)
Now York ...... ,,l2l T .630 -—.—-—.——-—
I’hiiutlolphiu ..... . ll 1‘“ ,3.“ MlNiSTER NOT NEGLECTED.
t‘hituuo ...... .. , til it find ”M...—
(finI-lnnnti . it .\ ..'.uo Congregationallate Have Provided for
””5”" 1 H ”thug Rev. Matthew Patton.
lit with ll ... I H .333. I. .
h‘t. honor _ 5 lil .Iilti t'onm nationalists. la Strrrnt‘orc and
lIiII-cnuich arc indignant hoouusc of
Tcorlvrln which huIII rcc-IIIIly
iiroon tut in circulation regarding ltcv.
'Mtil'lrcu' Patton. former pastor of rim
church at Stauuich, it has lIoIIII rop-
I‘cscnlod that Mr. Patton was “in ac
trial uccd, An luvcstlgntlon I'cvcalu
lirc fact that the church III Stunwich
ror) III-noronsly provided that his sat
ury should I-IIIIIIIIuc until this spring.
nt’tIII it had lIIII-u made apparent that
ho must alvo up his pastoral work on
account of poor llt‘flllli. l'oIIplo ill
the tou'n of Grconwlch. for the- most
part znomlrora of tho Congregational
church more. have plcdgod an normal
amount Ionsidoralrly in oxccss of the
union ho l"‘ttl‘l\t“(l and that h: to he
alien to .'ilI Patton lndclinltolt lie
was so Ivoll pImtIchi lot that a min.
latorinl rIIllof aasociuilou discovered
that its unsiutunco who not rotrulrctl.
Thom III not the alightent prospect
that a t‘ougrcnntioual clergyman lII
tiroonuiclr. or in Stamford either, will
he in destitute clrcuniutancon. cape-
clnliv iir case of lilncalt. In the cone of
tho Stanwlch minister, Mr. Convene
scat ano of the host specialifl in New
York to umko u Illauuoula. Thousands
of Iiollara nro rcady for hint if he
noodx monoy. A attgnohtlpn that the
t‘lcrgy of thc b‘airilcld t‘onmrcitttlou.
ultil'lt‘fi
I I I I it .. v \ I
:‘hm'x‘(“i‘”l"‘(‘l‘“*"- “1 mm“ “H“ l' which moon: in Stamford tomorrow.
‘ at L m “ shall buy a largo nurulwr‘ of tickets for
” "m a IIIH'IIlled honour concert tor .'iir. l‘nt-
CHAUFFEUR waging-rs KH’UNG ton. led to name inquiry which rcrcul-
ed tho facts mated nhnro and some
others and led to cnnclnalonn.
., ”4.. "‘T
l Sllllll illllillllll
South Norwaik People Are Requeated
to Honfltly Answer This.
in not the word of II representative
citizen of i-louth Norwnlk more 000'
ttlucinu than tho doubtful utterances
of poopic living cycrywln-ro nine in tho .
Union? Road thlII:
MrII. ii). i.. (ionidiu. 143 Washington
8t, South Namath. Conn. «aye: "i
suffered from rheumatism and kidney
trouble for years. There was a not»
stunt. tIIIIIran-Ilowu pain in tho amull
‘of my latch and at. times l mm on stiff
and laqu that i could not walk. .
kidney nourcttoua were also disorder
nd. licurlug iloan‘n Kidney l'llltt high-
I autumn of, i wont to Mm. i’lalatod‘a
grog Stern. and procured a hon. Al-
ough other ramedlea i had tried and
lied to give Inc I',ellci' Duane Kid-
nev I’illn at once wont to the aunt of
my trouble and nature 1 and notched
the contouta at one box. the pain in
yogurt: had lessened. l continued
oil use and found more and more
unable. l how not had an attack of
uhottmatlsm in even two year: and l
Itlvc Dean‘s Kidney Pilla the credit
of curing me completely. i have rec~
Ilmmoudod them than and time again
to friends and acquaintances."
For sat by all dealers. Price 50
acute IIItoerlhurn (10.. Buffalo.
Now York solo agents for the United
Stolen.
Ectuouilicr the anthem-Donn
trite no other
FORD
The I
what until i was entirely rid of the ,
WEDNESDAY, M V II, 1910
Bridgeport Adm-timeouts 1' Bridgeport Advell «menu
..
The "D. M. Read) Co.
Blob/taboo! ‘85].
Appropriate Sailings,
for Summer Wear
Cream and White Ser rgcs. striped with hiacit, and in
mi] them no ll (luvs not half express it. The stri )LS vary
rom the thrcndlikc lines to those as wide as a sirullll penctl.
they are all wool and of fine quality, and the very sort of
material that cleans well
$1.00 a yard, 42 inches wide.
Colored Dress (30min Section.
English Cups and Saucers
High Grade Porcelain of attractive design.
Rarely is anything,r shown of more attractive pattern
than these quaint Cups and Saucers of genuine English
porcelain. 'l‘ho lrody of the ware is of a wonderful whitc~
mess and very smooth. the decorations are Simple and of
delicate coloring-s. They are certain to win favor.
They are valued at 54¢ each, but we oflcr them for a few
days
at 25c each, $2.75 a dozen.
China Store, first table.
Until Thursday for Glassware ~
We intend to keep that Sale of tilasswcar going until
'l'lrursday~~if the stock lasts, and there is some (lUilllll. at the
rate things are Irroving now. '
Large I IIIIIlr ll ‘ouls $1.00, 2.00 and up to $4.00.
l’unch tIlnssI-s IIIII patterns, h for 30¢.
'llIin I lowu Ale (Ilusses ii for 25c.
Straight t hampagnc (Ilnssts ii for 20¢.
llotcl lnmlileis h for 20c.
l.l(llt‘tl lumhlcrsdcstoonlrordcrs, i) for 250.
l‘lairr 'l‘hin 'l‘IInIirlors h for 20¢.
\K'hiskcy (Haunt-s 3c each.
Common Table 'l‘uniliicrs l) for we.
Fruit Bowls. Jugs Vases. Water Bottles, Candlesticks,
etc., at (Ttill‘L‘hlnillt iingly low IJTlCLN.
“Sensation" Silk Stockings. soc a pair \ll silk CXtCIll;
thc lItI‘ls. toes (Hill garter tops which are of iislc. llrc l :Iir
“ I, ‘ Silk Stutlcirrgs, cIcry uoman nili remember.
A
Tailored Suits at Clearance. lnucy Serqcs. liiagmrnls
and srll IolIIIIIl \‘llllit’S in t:.III mode iiluc nIIIl gl‘il'i).
Suits that new $20.00, $30.00 and $42.00
now $15.00. $25.00 and $30.00.
The D. M. Read Co.
1;
SWISS AND NET
URTAINS
After the new Carpets and Rugs are placed, ntixt the win-
dows claim attention. We have a large assortment of
Swiss and Net Curtains at the RIGHT P ions.
Swiss Curtains, - 350 to $2.50
Net Curtains, - $1.25 to 5450
Nottingham Lace by the Yard
White and Beige.
Curtain Swiss, 10o to 29c
New Patterns Silkalines and Cretonnes,
and other Drapery Fabriits
a
1-— m
Thursday Bargtiins
Checked Swiss Curtains, -
Regular Price, 49¢
Swiss Curtains, S tucks and willie, 590
Regular Price. 75c i
Swiss Curtains, 5 tucks and Willie, 7%
Regular Price, taro ti
mauve run: ALL new nouns 5.)
Sample Curtains at - all Price
A. Dickerman 81 Sea
84 Washington St, South NIrwtillt'
7_ ram «6‘ ‘
m _ .-. w...” w». .... mmmuvvv -~ m
I-IIIIIIISentiIieI a» Sale, row Let and Walt Ads. Pay
Norwalk Chronicler