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MuyaySin‘
A COMPANY OF
TWENTY PEOPLE-20
WITH A CAR LOAD or "scenttnv.
7
eor‘gia
Bowen Bros.
Comedians and Dancers. .
in a Delightlul .
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. Matinee
Daily
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Daily
Every Saturday Continuous Performance from 1:30 to 11 l’. M
Evening
2 Complete Shows
AT 7 AND 9
O’CLOCK
Piéiures
Matinee
5 and IOC
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BOX SEATS, 25c
Evening
10 and 156
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' ”Madly, Tuesday and Wednesl
day, May 16, 17 and 18
GREAT ENGLISH MELODRAMA
“The-Murder at
the Inn” .
...av_
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MATiNEES
Wednesdays. Saturdays. . . .10 and 20c
EVERY EVENING ......10. 20, 30c
MOTION PlCTURES BETWEEN THE
ACTS
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AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
Next Game, Saturday, May 21n-
NORWALKS
*‘M'NULTY BROS.
_ or new man
Which Defeated Danbury May 15.4 to i
.. A GAME CALLED 3:30
, Moon. - - 25 CENTS
Idil/o UNDER 12 vane. 10 came
., Grand stand Free to Ladies.
q. ‘ “my“... . ......w .
I PHI“ COMPANiEB ADVANCE
OYSTER HATES.
”A, F, Morrell, prouldont oi‘ linv ()tu
tonal-overt and malors‘ Auuociittion
of North Amerien. roreivod ,i’rom .1.
"trinnn, gonoral Innnatlor oi the
'1; Express Company. it‘riduy
, 13). tho doclnion of tho tinnitu-
git, . Committee or the oxpronu coin-
litttiioii relative to oxpronn rttiuu on
oysters.
"’Iloginuiug with July l. next. tho
weight. nllowttneo will ho :2 pomulu to
tile, gallon, mound of in litllliiilli no
he]! tolnre. This meson tin incromm oi
90 M cent. in the morons rule.
‘11: his letter Mr.’ thnmnrmnn mom in:
affiliated Weight will give the. oxprenn
companion it little more ruveuuo. and
b more sntlulnelory to the strippers. llo
do that the company how entirely
ored weights of pnokuges or our-
rim in arriving at their (incision.
wnirsodonv A‘l‘ rmnrrv
cudncn.
’l‘oo liliit‘ll or praise run out he said
about the music at Trinity Church. yes.
tern... Miss Ethel McLean o d 'l'l'atly
Ambler, soloists. took their is are: in
3 hair for the iii-st time. With one.
. thin the lull choir was millionth
once, . fittirutt'n
l‘tlii'il ".0 Piotr Ghost" won suit: lor the
olivrttlry unthom. ..
Wine in the illun who vnn ‘ki‘up hill
loos closed at the right time.
. 'i'e Doom wet .my
well renliernd in the morning. Mr iii“
. t‘hurvh. r
SHUT illlT Bl lililinlLll
. (Continued from First Pnuo.)
’l‘ht- allornnon throughout was u very
unrnnsl‘ocinry 01““ for lmwlmll. Slight
showers \\'t'l‘t' tho loguo for nioro' thul.
lun hour previous to tho game and roll
l was llcluuliy l‘nllinu when ploy wu
sturlvd. hilt it looked on it tho loam:
lwoultl lw itlllt‘ to worry llirongh it and
! Mnnnut‘r ll‘runk Mnddon unto the iron.
'io :ltltrt proctn‘dlnus.
' l‘onsldt-rtnu tho conditions. liotl
.ieinns played vvry woli. ilnd lln- ni‘tl-t
noon [won clear, the oonlcst would on
.douhlodly huvo llt'i'll u very pretty one
'l‘ho superfluous inoislurv was hot.
on pl] of tho plnyorn, hut vapor-Lilly oi.
the pitehoru. though tin- lntior \vorl
helped out considerably li“ tho uetni
darkness. V
The Norwnlks not their llrui run l‘.‘
the third innlnu. Yolk hit uni'oly. wont
to second on on Ol'tlllllli')’ out. to third
on u suctiiiw hit und wnu driven in hy
11 single nogoiinluti by Kerr.
Tho othor two «nine in llil‘ liiill and
lit-lily, the lost little lirlduoportnr. will
its now covorinu nltortntop for the No:
wnlks, was; ltil'izoly responsible in.
lmlh, though liddlo (.‘rt-nuli did uonn
excellent helping out on one 01‘ than.
on n h it and to third on on out. win n
liollly .toppod up to tho plltlti and pit.
tho hall owr tho riuhi iloltl lento
which rouult wnt: pond ior u homo run,
«ending (‘ronuh nhond of him. in iiu
i’onrth liillliilt tho Y'ili' lioys. cnmu Ill-it.
ot'orlnit. hut Nelson tut-nod oil it ploy
which brought forth much uppintnn-.
With it mun on itt't‘illitl nnd nnothor or.
third, Ncl-zon liiiltlt‘ it upl‘rlnrulhr mic!
of n i'oul lly.
ttniin won at the hut in tho ulxth lil-
nlntt, Umpire Moiono nailed time on
neroulit of the, downpour and uonto min
uton idler, ylhuu it won nppnront ihw
ruin would domino» .ior nontn tinw. hr
called the liiillit‘ ul on end.
tinnniion of tho mono.
limplru Malone. who hails from New
innit.
tumour and indinniod hy his work Hot-
urdny ihni no known his luluiuuuu. llr
Nt'xi linturtluy tho Norwnlko will
ploy lilo nll'llm: MrNuliy loom. or Now
York r‘ll v.
The tit-litilod more
Rilllit‘:
of lininrdny‘s
Norwalkn. ,
All ll W) A
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tlilnnluulmin. :i i. .,
Jlollly, an. ..........
Kerr. o ............ ..
Nelson. 1h .......... 2
ltronits. rt. .........
Doria. ri‘, .......
MoGroth. ll'.
Urongh, 14h. ........
Willi. p. ............ 4
,Toitiln ...... .....20 3 ms 9 .
itone. out when gluon was celled.
Yale lseond.
ll 1
ii 0 u
ll it it
it i l‘.
. 0 ll El
.....l 0 .l ,n
.......2 ll 0 ll
'(99 ill). .......
flight ll. ...........
Hilllwt‘ll. Jill, ......
li
a
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ll
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field. iii, ..........
. turner. or. ..
Detritus. rt. .
(“rough had hit uniciy, gone to second
With one iunn out wliiit‘ illt‘ Ynlc
The You.
tnniu hud lit-on holding out tor u ('nii-
Huron. minis a good impression on the
tie into umplrud in the state
in to umpire tho Mlllilt‘H horn rogulnrly.
it
o
u
d”:
'cccca
annul’oAn
an. fit
It
ill
ii
ti
ll
w. “.s r' . g
.. , .5.
. ‘ ,i w
. /
.. in. ,e. 1 hours
Vegsttiiilwtiinpound
or,
1' illitl ripiit site. and
.. was t red all the
time and nervous.
and every month 1.
~ could hardly stand
the pain. Lvdlu E
’ .‘ Plnkham's V0 etu-
ble Compouu ro-
stnrod me to health
ngnin and made me
feel lilto u now .w
/ man. I 10 to the
. letter wil ndueo
olhor women to avail themselves of
thizi valuable motlluine."--Mrs. L M.
Fannunrcn, Bloomdnia. Ohio.
Buckncho is a symptom of female
weakness or demr merit. If yOu
have backache don neglect it. To
t permanent relief you must. much
he root of the trouble. Nothing we
know of will do this so solely and surely
no Lydia ii. I’inkhnm's Vegetable Corn-
pound. Cure the cause of these dis-
tressing aches and pnins and you will
become well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited toe.
timony constantly pouring in proves
eonrlnsivnlv that. Lydia. la. Pinkhum‘s
Vo vetuhlo Compound. ninth: from roots
tint herbs, has restored heulth to thou-
sands of Women.
If you have the slightest. doubt
that Lvtlln ls]. Pinkhmn’s Vege-
table Com round will help you,
write to rs. Pinkham nt Lynn.
Mom, for advice. Your letter-
will be absolutely confidential,
and the advice free.
Silorionimru, so, ....
2 o 'l.’ o 1 i'
iiariwoll. p. ........ l 0 0 ti o t
’l‘otnln ...... , ..lti 0 21:. T 1
score In inninus:
Vorwnlkn ............. ti 0 1 ti 2 .\ >1;
Yfllt' Surnnd .......... U 0 0 ii U 0~l|
Surllllrv hits lit-lily homing.
"“806 on hulls- --Oil’ \‘olk 4. 0ft llnrt-
roll 1.
Stolen Intern-«trunningham, Motiraih,
inriwnll. ,
iulnhit- piuywi'olk. Rollly nnd Nell
mil.
llonw ruiiwitollly.
linik ilnrtwoil.
'i‘lmv oi gnmv Ono hour.
lintplro--~-Frnnk Malone.
GAME TIED lN TENTH lNNlNG.
Mayflower-a Fought it Out With the
independents.
Tho Mnyllowor hnsrhnll loom. oi
"Inst Norwnlk, nnd ihc lntlopontionls,
if South Norwnlk. fought it out in
.tl'lilltl nil in. Sniurday afternoon, in tho
ruin. lit liityilowor ovnl. il‘or ion in.
:liiiizu the promo wont on and hot for
hp ruin and darkness would httw
noun ouniinnvd. Al the tooth “into;
i \rni: t‘flllt'll. tho worn at that time
point: it tin. :. to Cl.
liming tho giiltli', lirown. of ”iv Mny-
‘lowr-rs, was pnlnl‘ully injured. A bull
ill lilt-l litll took it poculiuiutwint untl
hit him in tho t-yo, llt‘ with inkon to
.he homo of Frank Merriam in How
kins «Home hy- li‘rod Lovoioy and
dunnnor Hurry \‘t'ntvrlml‘y. of tilt! Mil)"
lloworn. and littor to Hit“ other of llr.
ti. Franklyn Iirown, who t‘ltil-it'il' ilit‘
wound undor tho two with n stitch.
'l‘ht‘ linli \vnn no not us to mnko (‘tln-
rol very hard for the pitchers. ii is
‘xput-lod thonv trains will not together
within in it short whllo. Next Satur-
;:t\ utlurnoon tho Maylion'orn will play
no Ainorlrnur. oi South Norwulh.
The detailed score of Suturdny’n
:umo:
Mayflowers.
All it
1
0
H W) A
0 ll ll
1 i ii
ll 1 ll
ll 1! 0
ll 2 ii
I: 7 .‘i
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l f ‘l
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ii
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n
it
ii
i
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11
ti
o
Nut-h, on.
iirown. i'l. ..... ..
Wohh, t-l. .......... (l
v" Krone. ll . . ..... 2
“I” . TI, ........... 3
Hanks. 2h. ......... 5
Petty, iiii. ‘
(‘. Keene, p. .......
l’odzolin. 1h. ....... :l
lnmnn, r, ........... h
TM in ........... 33" ..
”Ar oil out for not loituhl
Independents.
All it
ii l
:i u
0
il
l
n
l
l
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0'29 iii it
ill: nouoiitl.
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u no A
ll 2i
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4
ti
0
0
vi =—::-—~:
it
ll
1
ii
i
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3
o
n
o
Ui'lii, 2h. ...........
Crunh. p. .........
Wontor. r.
Ariell. 3h ........... .3
.Jun. anaon, ih. -l l
.llonnhitit. so. ....... I» l
t‘onnorn, cl, ........ l
‘lyuo, rt. ........... i
.iohu Miwaon, ll, E. l
'l‘ntpin ........... ii .3 1‘ no it 4
sum hy tumour;
Mnyiloworn ._ . .o 0 o I
lmlopoutlmtia ..l} i) 0 ll
Huntinnry: ‘
l‘llll'iliiil runuwilnyiloworn
pendants 2.
‘l‘hroo‘halso ,hll «Wuhh.
Muses on hulls-mil Kiillflt!
(trough ill. .
titruolt out -lty Keene .'l. l.l,l' (Waugh
llll'Jllll
10 it
It
1“
liulo
4. oil
5.
ton on HuouanyiiOWers 13, inne-
pendants it.
. trouble playe»ti. Keene. Benin; and
Podselin; this and Lawton; Oris'Mon-
shun and mutton. ‘ ‘
; Stolen tantalum-Keene 3, Unlike. Pen
12!. Podltiiin 2. . 0
Wild nitehwtlrea .
Passed bsiImWes er. 7 .,
li’li'iit limit; on ei‘i‘oritwlliuyilmveru a.
ludmioodunih ti. ‘
'l‘lnlo oi udinu- Two hourn,
nine.
illlillli‘iiw Flori limits.
neuronal-Tod Lundiiulsi.
if» mln~
. éwftohmt's‘i‘m
524s E ‘
Glou'hare at 6 to it Runs Results
.. from Sunday's Game.
The Colonials defeated the fast neu-
~ gal team. of Bridgeport. yesterday‘hy
a score of 6 to h. Connors. pitcher u
very goo. some. striking nine out.
, Whalnn. o theileu amnion pitched it
very goodlaame. T e’ Colonluln could
’,* not hit when menwere on buses. Treat-
euse. of the
«~ halo ll“: ".-.
363133". Wild." two three-
, liners made the winning
run ‘ an. d were out».
Next Suhduy the {out ,West Ends. of
Norwaik, will play the Colonials. 'l‘ho
Colonials have erentod seats and will
lmbahiy oroot two or more rows dun
ing this week for next Sundn '3 some.
as a big crowd Indxa mill in; good
game is expected. The Colonials will
try to turn tables. on the West Ends.
Yoste’rdoy'a score;
Bengals.
All it 11 PO A it)
(Josey, il'. ........... 5 l 2 2 1 0
Roy, ll). ........... 2 ti 0 ll 0 0
Treuieuuo. :lh. ...... i’. l 2 2 1 ti
Shea. so. ........... r. 1 0 2 3 ii
Conlin, c. .......... :i 2 2 ti 0 2
McCormack, ri’. ..... 2i 0 0 0 (l 0
Whalen, p. ......... l t) 1 ll 2 0
Byron. cl'. ........ .. 4 0 2 0 0 0
Beck. 2h. ............ it o :1 ti 4 l
Gallagher, rt. ....... l 0 0 0 l o
‘Flsher ............ l 0 ti 0 0 o
Totals ...... 37 5 12 2d l2 ll
‘Fisher hailed for Roy in the ninth.
Colonials.
All it H PO A l.
Orin-.95. ............ t‘. 0 0 t) l i
Wester,2b......... t‘. 2 1 1 2
Arteil. 3h. .......... 5 i 2 2 2 1
McGuire, c. ........ 4 0 2 12 1 1
James Lemon. it). .. t t) i o 0 0
Lane, of, ........... 4 l 3 1 0 (l
Connors, p. ........ n 2 2 3 i 0
John Lawson, lt‘. 2 ll 0 i 0 ti
Cullen, rl'. ......... -i 0 l i 0 0
Totals ........... 40 ii 12 27 ii 5
Two out when winning run was
scored. .
Score by innings:
liongnls ........ 2 0 o o it i ii 1 l~—.'»
Colonials ....... 1 0 0 2 0 i ii i l~~ii
Summary:
t
Earned runn- .. liongals i. Colonials i.
Twodrann hits-~(‘.asc.\‘. \Venl’er. (Your
norn.
Throuhune hits» «(‘onlin, limit, 'l‘wnl—
ease 2, Artull. ‘
First on linllsmtm \t'hnlrn ii. of! Con-
norn l. ,
Struck oui»~lty \\'hnion i. by Con-
“(Wit 9.
Left on linst*n~~-llotuzi\ls S. Colonials
i6.
Passed linllnwt‘nnliu, flici‘luiro 2.
Flrnt on orrorsmiionuulu 2, (‘oloniuls
l.
llll hy pitches-..lnhn Lawson.
Stolen llnnon4-lloyy t‘usey,
iohn Lawson. Wenlor.
tincrlilm hiln~ltoy. tuition. McGuire.
i’mpirowt‘ltnrlm Lindt-lwrg.
Snorer» Fred (3. Ricdoll.
'l‘lmo 'i‘wo honre.
Ailvndnncc»—-Alioul fitlti.
Al‘trrll.
St. Mary's Choir Boys Win.
b‘t. Mury'n snnrluary choir boys have
n lino am this year. They have won
t greu runny Kitiiimi and have just add-
=d two more to this nutnhor. On Fri-
day they played the St. Mary‘s paro-
chiol school of Greenwich and won by
the score or it to 4. On Saturday nl~
ternoon ilwy played St. Joseph‘s uliar
now. or South Not-walk. and beat them
oy tho scori- of ill to 13. The follow
our in the ilnoop for the lntior name:
St. Mary‘s. St. Joseph's.
itulth ................. (‘nmpht‘ll
l‘ilviwr.
)‘llrit-n .................... l‘oritn
l‘niciwr.
tinnnh ..... . ......... l“. McMahon
i-‘xrst lmnc.
Kourncy ...... . . ............. Ryan
Ht‘t'illltl llllrit'.
Manner ............. . ..... Murphy
Shortstop.
lliilll‘sut‘y ............... l. Illt'hlllliolt
'l‘liinl hush.
i'untli-ryznoi .. . ............ MCI’Cuku
Lott llt'lti.
.lnnuarlo . . . . .. ...... \t‘. McMahon
t‘vutor field.
O'Neill .......
liiplil litrld.
Tigers Win Three Games.
Slilill‘lliiy afternoon the Tignrtl tie-
i'vntoli lilo i‘i’t'ut'r‘ntii. ll to 3. llillior-
hm: For Tiucru. l'oituunu .lillil Sullivan:
tor t‘rcst-t‘ntn, Ultit‘il nnd‘tillver. Sun-
day morning lint Tint-rs defeated tho
Monroe Nutionnls. 30 to I. ilntterlon:
For Tigers. Moriarty and Sulllvlnz {or
.‘lonrorn. i'nilry. tlauh, Mrhsuxhlln sml
Mel nughlln. Huntley nitornoon the Ti.
were (initiated tho Iiroolinltiun-hy tho
acorn oils in ii. Batteries: For 'l‘itzors,
t‘olontnn and Sullivan; tor lirooltnldos.
(looniilv and lt‘oruy.
Crescents Win, ind Loss.
The t‘ronccnin pluyed two guinea ot‘
hanohail Saturday. in the morning
they tit-ionimi llit' linwnytonil by tho
m-oru oi u to i. in tho afternoon they
were defeated hy the 'i‘lflor .lufilorn. 9
to.:l. iloth unions were without tea-
lurrn.
“...“... w 4....
Challenge from lonewoods.
'l‘hu illilj-zott‘titidit will play niiy tonm
from H to l? Will» of ms. Manager.
.lulluu lmhoulo-y. :ll Intui‘n nironi, tiouth
Norwnlh.
Cubn Delutsd in lrldg‘sport.
'i‘ho t'ulh. trout in “limitation. you
ia-rduy. lillll were (initiated lly the Ar-
i'own. liy llit' uvoro of ill in ii.
K. of C. Teams Prsotiee.
l‘estorday plot-pin; p nineties union
oi ilnaolmil Wu played between the
two moon team» of the Knights or (:0-
lumhua. on the Colonial, ground». it
in nhown that liniii teamsneeti practitle
in; their playing. Tho‘scorolteeper's
arm Will-l tired. hetero the some one
over. recording the many runs mode.
The buyer will do some 11an work this»
week In the way of practice and hope
to do better nationally when they
‘oxlyzct to play attain.
Now-ill lie at Giants Win.
'i‘ho Norwulk om .tllanto proved
in their iirni rotl‘illiii' itiiiiie of thin lien
noii ilmi thny worn it llittlt‘li for our
.ztutulrul trout in Nornnik. tin thou
vlny tiltoi'illiml the «talented tho key.
owner. oi Bridgeport, by the score oi
AT BENGKMJI.
.............. Muivoyl
STAMFORD
When you come to the matter
of heating your house, the ques-
tion of liealtlliulucss as Wt'll as
warmth must he considered.
Simply to raise to a proper
temperature the, confined air of
the house is not by any means
the whole question; must
supply change
fresh, warm air, anti allow the
vitiatcd air to escape.
That is just what the Stamford
Furnace is intended to do and
what it does.
you
a constant of
FOR ‘SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH,
Corner North Main and West streets.
...... ......mwu--_........\ ...... .. . . .. "......
ill to iii, in n twelve-liming garne. on
the liuxtor grounds. There was ilultu
n crowd to wituosa the game.
Clovers Claim Game.
Thu (‘lovor baseball nine was to
have played the Roynl (llnnls. yoslor-
duy morning. hot the latter tenm inil~
all to uppcnr. so illt‘ (‘lororn cluim the
game. The WlilH‘ street cluh played
l lllt‘ Clovt-ru later and the Water street»
lost. if. to ii. The (‘iovurn would like
to hour from any team whose ages
ranuo from ill to :0 yearn. ’l‘he Ciovers
rill go to itowayton next Sundny to
plny tho lt‘lilll in that plnun
Winnlpauks Beat Mayflowen.
Tho \‘l‘lnnlpnuks defeated the May-
lion-urn in it very last. union on the
\l'innipunk grounds. yesterday otter-
Ittmli. liy lllt‘ ltt‘ill‘i‘ 0f 7 i0 5.
d
W THE LEAGUES.
Connecticut League Standing.
Northampton ..
At Now llavou
. llritnln 0.
Saturday’s Results.
. At ilrlduuportsiiridxoport 1. Water—
; bury 0.
‘ At Nortlininptouwiltilyokv 1i, North-
ampton l.
...”...
Vesierdoy's Results.
lyn 1.
At t‘hlenun-~~i?liit‘iigo i, iloaion 0.
M iii. houluwsi. tools it. New York
o
.t.
.Qatumy's ileum.
:t.
1in l). .
At i’itluhurxml‘hilulolphld ti. I’Ittn-
bury 2
Non ilnvon 7. New :
National Luau. Otsnding.
.— W. 1.. l’.(‘..
l'ittuhnrg, ........... 12 ii .600
i‘hllndt-lphin ........ ‘i: ii .000
New York .......... 14 ii .360
i‘lnrinnuti ..........li it .550
ilhicngo ............ 12 I l .522
Ht. Louis ........... to ill .435 '
lloutml ............. ll 13 .409
iirooklyn .......... ii iii .uoo
At Cincinuuiiwt‘luciunett 2. Brook» ‘
At St. Louie—«til. Louis ii. New York '
At t:lneinnetl—-Ulnclnnnti ii. lirook-f
. Q
MONDAY, MAY 16,1910.
L _ m. l Bridgeport Advertisements
M. Read Co.
Establlsbb‘d 185 7.
The D.
Body Brussels Rugs, 9x12,
Usual Price 30,- now $27.50
A small collection of those, dropped patterns all, but .
the group is remarkable for the unusual beauty of coloring ,l'
and design. There are dainty and delicate Rugs for b0u~ /
doirs anti slecpluy,r (looms, soft shades of blue. gray, gran]
and tan, nearly all in small figures, gray lit-cited with smal
pink or lavender figures, tan with pink, Delft bloc clicci
woody browns, all of them designs that are restful and g
to look iii.
And the price $27.50
Carpet Store, first floor.
I
Not a large Minibar.
/
Lawn Dresses, Ready to wear
The familiarly known .“Littie Dresses,” mpdc in one
piece, which all women find very convenient. {Some wry
moderate priced ones are of polka dotted lgltwn, white
grounds with pinlload (lots in black and colors; skirts with
tucking and lace insertion. attached to very dainty waists
with several rows of insertion, attractive every way.
Price $2.50.
Striped Lawns, white with pink, blue, or lavender. $2.98.
Striped Ginghams, (laintily mmlc willi’lacc and embroi-
(lmcd cliclnisrttcs at the neck, blue not] while, tan and white,
black and while. at $3.75. '
Suit Rooms, second floor.
The “Perfection ’7 Shear
Madam. have you a good pair til/(shears that will cut as
you would likc to have them? l’or laps you have a favorite
pair, lull if not \vc would like you to see the new Perfec-
iilm Sllcnr. now shown at our Notion Department. An e.\'<
pcrt mechanic says of these hillcnrs: “They are simply .
splendid." The chief charm: 'ristic is. they cut evenly and
lit‘l‘lt't?ll_'t' from lit‘k‘l‘lt) too. l‘licy arc lmll hearing and disk
lwri-‘rr. and have an out malic tension. Conn: and see.
lhcln.
in all styles and sizes, llankcrs, Tailors. Buttonhole,
Pocket and l'linliroillt'ry. Shears and Scissors. (Linaranteed
ltll' ttvti )‘t‘iil‘S.
At the Notion i.)cpartment.
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Have you noticed’that Saruk Rug in the north window
of the (.‘arpct Store? .ii is an Ardnllan \vcuvc, with softly
blended colorings, the price $35.00, dimensions g) x 12.
The D. M. Read Co.
W. L. l‘.t‘.
llridgcporl ......... iii -l .714 r
Waterbury ......... ii I. .843
llnrll‘ord r. 7 :. .mtsl
Spilnaliold ......... 7 it .538 i .,
New litilt‘ii ........ 7 .: .338 i . p ,
linlyokt' I. T .416" '
Northampton . . , . . f. it .357 . '
Now llritain ..... 2 to .m l .
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Al liritlncpori ' Springfield 1". atur ay 8 ways D
“l'l‘lflt‘li‘il'i 7- , ‘ We always have excellent values in iioaicry. \Vo \t'Luli to introduce
Al \lnlorhury .. \\uiorllur,\ 10. >
a DOW hrnnd [0 Our customers.
“Not-A-Seam " at 25c
This is a very thin Stilt Lisle iioso, llouhle Heels and Toes, Gur-
ter Top. Certainly an attractiVo stocking. We quote the manufac-
turers.
“WEAFi LIKE SIXTY." “LOOKS LlKE FIFTY."
BUT 26 CENTS." TRY A PAIR.
“Cadet Hose ”
loo nova mo GlRLs.
Epcot Weight Medium Weight, Hoary Weight.
, Children’s Hose, 15c; 2 pair. 250
Widt‘ Rib, Medium Rlii. Fine Rib.
A. Dickerman .3. Son :
: 84 Washington St, South Norwallt
TelephOue 446
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for the hurt your amounted to use...
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st. Lenin ....... 4 to .250, , ., . , . . . ‘
’ 32.00. onto moo use Moo
A range or price-i Md styles ‘which allow at good nitration oi
S FOOTWEAR ‘
At New York-mNew York 14. 8h; '
inniugb. Del itl’ iii ‘ 1 it ._ .( ._ . .
t~ Ion—- rn 0.0!lnlll. ' _ - . 3., .
At, Washingtonwhlsehinston 1., NORWMK Tw STORES
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T'l‘lt filth all Witter oi’heiis‘ so. an» ‘ A not sewer h" invents; I“ n
tiles are in v it, sometimes a sim-ltiun into too its trotting" om no
pie triple our in; or the mutt-rial is used to good adverts“ u n slip tor
plural nt lint lolnimt or limited rum to thin summer .own. 1th astonishing
tour. The nvnoiits hold for tho your
were $553,882.“.
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shit-tin lion distiller. turd insulted what. u tearotui dummnin and Men-
iu duelddoiy Mil luiug will no in rtmturu thugillli.
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