Why N tit Now? i t.’ .. ... .... ... ,._...._ «Nomad... ~.m.n....w...mt.—. ..."... .....a. .. . . .Htv .l‘ 552‘ atitiwifnryw an": r I Kluge PIANO UU‘Li. find in buying musical instruments that the urealrsi cconrmy and surest satisfaction comes from buying the. product.oi"u.tn who it e in love with their work. this it rur reasm‘ior oiieti 2 you Kranicb 8t Bach Pianos and KraniCh 8t Bach Player Pianos. ' Anyone who knows about the men and the iactory of Kranich &YBJ(‘h knows the. mm is’ ~ohiug too good to use in their instruments. Whenewr you buy a hruulch 8t Bach of us you are ubSoiutely certainoi always being satis- _, iied;t ey keep their tour and last ittdt-iinltcly We ie i very sai- in citing them. “Cash Rented I oes your Pi no need ‘unitig 0r Puli~hingi workmen areexerts, quite. or ‘phone No. ... . *1-mflml iliiliilillilillilllill There is to has revival of the coro- aci mitt. but the anon all list! good: is the hunt bruit. » com or much small and is the prettiest pf but: please yet invented. . As nobody buys furs now for use this season primarily. those who are tailing. advantage of the low prices at which handsome furs auditor garments are offered at present sltould choose tare- fully the conservative stylou, yet. these that are of this season‘s vintage, look- ing forward to their practicability for another year. The housekeeper who makes a prac- tice of keeping on hand a few dainties that will keep indefinitely. canned crab meat or lobatpr, bottled fruit juices. a jar or trio of cheese. and route good crackerii. perhaps, will at- wnys be prepared to‘ set out a tempting little bite for unexpected company or an impromptu Sunday evening Supper, and when an extra guest or two or- l‘l\t'§. her lltilid will not revert witlt terror to the scanty provision of her .ttrde. installments Our 30 \ The roll in invaluable litiil‘. to the pretty woman and ‘to the one who is not no generottuly endowed. it in- .rt-uncn the chormjof bountiful incen :itid bidoa or solicits deform of plain once. Beatrice which. it protects the .tli‘lil from non. wind and dirt. , (inc run lturdly lill)‘ lOU‘ generously of this intnlnultlo accessory. | M. Sonnenberg Piano Company 104 Washington St. South Norwailt «N‘ ’1’ A deep catered MWt‘l. llite ltti‘qtlolfle.‘ emerald or ruby. iii detrimental to the appearance of a rod or ewutthy skin. while pearls are softening ltt effect. Mot‘nii‘s given the following: direc- .iona for cleaning White silk and liricn .nrssola: Open wide and fit‘i'iii) with a unit lit‘tltilt and thick lnilii‘l' tonne of tepid water and white lump. tin otter ovary inch sevcrttl times to avoid trunks. Rinse wcllwlu n tuttlttuit, if .ousilticmto get of other. and dry open in the nitride. i Living is cheap if thrr"’s an A. \&l’ it re. itt your neighborhood ‘ " Just See w at you can save on your Groceryiiiiis this week ‘ .luat it little poll‘altint; With a tif‘l‘lnii of tinatto pupor will brighten ii tuttcy' .1“ pin or metal belt buckle and make. . lot-k utmost like new. 1 lild you ever tbitllt to put just a dropI 30i' i Very liest treatitety Butter 3 pound ' 13c _ “ ..Pure Lard a pound ' - Best Cheese a pound 17c ‘V‘Extra Fancy Potatoes, a peck 20c Add? Fancy Patent Flour 24% lb bag, 85c t'i’itithFanc Pa ent Flour, a barrel $6.75 " i agnolia, lover or Star Milk, can 10c burr-r to keep ten: cups from slipping «i'llt‘ll pusitintt tltctjtt ttltottt' The units for spring all show the hort jacket nod‘nnrrow nliirt thntl .uvc butt their oi‘igitt thin winter.‘ .trttlttht. box-like joffectu prevail. unii‘ .hn aitttpllclty of} line has much to recommend. 0f cont-co those arc pri~ marily i'or youthful figures. Those who like novcitloe itt note taper are attracted by that of uhudeu of pale blue, urayi or lavender. barred off with stripes o. a deeper shade of hit some color. ‘ For the womanlrivith slender figure A the little house 3 Wu of (‘l‘eiit' circled ‘ ' .- from rottttd neck 0 item with rown of P Farina a pa use ....... Be' [able Salt. ii lb. but: ........... 6c . . ‘da. ti. [inund acbntte ..... be! Evaporated Apricots, n pound. .10: lagging??? ficl‘nmfifiguw'“$13333: tindry :Starch. 7 lba. for. .10.: pmptm pickles, ti bottle ....... 10o . flotsam We” Ii‘ a be “tum” m“ Pillared Herring's. 2 cane tor.25 l Dried Limo Haunts. a pound ..... Bo 30w" the trout mfltymu'y be aitnpiylin- ml?!“ pounds ‘9’ ‘ lion Ami. a coke """"" '9‘: lulled with fluttering ribbon tlott at the throat. . . Drop it spoonful of orange marina- little into your cup of ten in addition to .ho‘ ration of lemon; the combination is delicious.’ i y . Nearly every o‘e loves to see new log plants. in into eaten in pictilroiirtuo muntry homes and outdoor life-senate ally, and there.) , unit a wealth of tnunaiitqhdmt 9 those iutbieuts out now: and ,t or are sogproroaety illustrlteti' “with: gator" true to lite, 4 ‘ ”1‘11 __ K. EXT A ,STAMBB'WITH TIA! ANDchlgFQEO , .... ..T I . , Isl _ ~ ..wlth 1 lb. at ...ino 85 Stumps with 1 lb. Eli itynd tit. . .380 to with 1‘ lb: at ...600 iii) Stamps with 1 lb. Plant nt.. “Jae. ‘ ‘ With 1: lb. st .. .490 in Stampb with 1 lb. 8oitnnn.nt...2h§r‘ with. 1 to. at. ...m so compositor tins o'clock at. .9. '. tibh‘bii'op'uutl. rim: COFFII.AT. .. ..... .......3lo ‘ y ‘4; . . .. ‘ w . ‘With‘ahit.d€’riia’.rotii.owmh AthioL‘itl " (Lani 2 entrapment-ind at... each'.‘;..sq' . hwy. it Mentions at. ........... . ..‘.... epoch!!!) Oatmeal ot- ........10o 1 bottle Vinegar M t...i.......10o“ pail la ‘1 i worth at. . . hide 3 ‘iroilt‘io‘rmwwwrrrr. we. .100 - thqtgoitehoes n t henltuie"; to encore tittim rec (utter-t lament rather than the ntory mocrrgg.’ And their carbine aori of onto a 3. . while for ii? in phil‘dctW”: “"51 ‘ The. i‘ili' liillioil‘lfl d bimbo only oftdttntenth n ”affine tt‘rut straw s t Qifiittidltmltlti. are it'll! propofodwgoutllorn weitiW‘Httt boil; trier «(tunnel is ruminations: but ‘ ‘horllit'wnitom of blooitfir white titudn the not rut coloring-oi hie m .i”. a W the dim or (Ill .1. . ...dda caiilorchxi . t .11. rm 3695‘." nor: too» fen .. . .. ”.;l i ' ‘1‘: ’ (“In .iw‘ti very mountable ”it dill: tired to home ‘ “i it inn is . to ”inhaler-n = ; Wilda titular ”it - . You. r During the Germany in the House , Queen Mary tenth!» ‘drstttliuo Mitchell? .roinn prooeedetiin stats tide utter- ttoon from Wnuckitittham Palace W‘Eht‘mlttster. where bin triage-ply read the speech tormttiiy open-hr; tnettt front the 'l‘lll'Olll-i in tho “Oilbe ol‘ Lords. queen wan seated at the attic of the kind. on innuendo throng wan utiinorod in St. Jantes’ where the gorgeous pt'oceunion passed. uiiter thousands aurrt‘ittttded the. Pur- iiutttetttury lilllitllll‘gl-l. ntate coach druutt by oiultt orcum cob oretl borsosicapuriaoneti in .gold and purple. The king were it hold mar- ...tnln uniform. ingwus naturally hearty, as it won the that opportunity the populace bad bad to impress its gratification vindication of Mutt; George in the re- cent libel stilt tihuinst iddwnrd lifylittn. the Male couch and yeottton of the Guard tollowed. each drawn by six horses, were occu- “tangl- m artillery wasted the royal It. The crown and word at s were born from It. Jones to Putts- ment in the royal carriage under the escort of the Guards. llument received tito royal entrance beneath the Victor- ia Tower. packed when the imperial procession entered at 2:30 o'clock. _ A number of peereaaos bad deals on the liner with the peers. The bishops and ambnaan- dors with their wives occupied aunts at the throne. American Ambassador lteid. who is having a holiday at home. the United States Government was represented by William Phillipa. secretary of the etttbaasy. litre. Phillipe wasfiwltb her husband. time were represented by the colon-lei agelitl‘fiunerll. Lord Strntbconu, lligh cent in into lworo the representatives from Africa, Australia and New Zenimd. tliploinntn. American Ember-my. in the royal trailer-y. mauve itt half mourning. the members of the iiouae or Coni- tnonn as could. crowded the floor and gained in the attire. state in reunite, including Bari Car- rlngtott. Lord Great Chamberlain, with equcrrlea and puranlvnnts bearing the emblems oi’ adieu. escorted their ma. joules grouped around the throne during the ceremony. commissioner ltttiitlinxa. bore the award of ethic be tore the kind. . ,wn brief and colorless. it opened with i "0“." i"""“"“ “l a lllllll reference to the death of King Edward. Hun attain: were it mention of the fact that ncgorlations had been opened wtth Japan tor a treaty. illitl an allusion to the friction in Pcreln 0\'ot‘ the disturbance of llrit- . , lab trade routes. .ll' two trio more) tot ltoi “titer in lit..- up interest in the mmmwhm‘ imperial conference Wflfl made. uroii were montlbned specifically. ‘fPro. pnfiillfl."' paid the king. "will be sub- tulttod without delay for settling the relations between the two houses of Parliament with the object of secut-lttit In ci'ictive. working constitution." tttnioetr against sickness andptnomploymeut. noitro the other day. ' held it caller lnitt night. "She went away for a visit in New York. And she sent I telegram front i-ltiffgio. her tirst wort afraid to open it. We had visions of train wrchs. sudden illnels and all ttorts oi thingn. And what do you think the monetize said? This: ‘. “ “i forgot to tell youwdou‘t sat up all EOIit‘.'"r~(‘l£‘Vtil|nd lander. your brother Johnny'i'fllulod in her. can! he eating my units and yon't give him tiny." . . 'i ..I ”Windmill of Lords Queen Mary Occu- pied Seat by His Side LONDON, put. (tr-Kill! omitted to of Parliu' i he During the. ceremony ’iltotiali the tiny watt darlt :llttl chilly Park and ill White Hall, ‘l‘lieir tttuyeatlon rode itt tho ullded All the royal party passed the client'- over the An escort of Life tinunlu preceded iiivo state carriages, ah: court and un- mig- mu m on the ‘1. tau “than: Utlicers or state and omclals of Pro-- thelr majorities at you. tilt t Stomach i more your sour, out-oborder stein: hchwor maybe you call lion, Dyspepsia. tinniritia or Ciliarrii, : it doesn't ”mhtte‘rn4tnke your“ stomach trouble right guilt to NM Pharmacist" Ind ask but to opens Bil-cent one or Pape'ti Diapep» slit iti'iti let you eat one zit-grain Trinit- gttlo and see if within five minutes there in left any trace of your former misery. ‘ “ The correct name to Food Formentatidn-f'ood souriiiil: the Digestive organs become weak, there in luck of gastric juice: your food lit only. halt digeated, and .yothbeooute af- fected with loss or ‘appetite. "pressure and inllnetui after eating. nnuaen, benrtburn, griping‘ in 'howcln, tenderness in the pit of stomach, bad taste itt mouth. conulipntlon. pain in limbo, uleeplennnesa, belching of gen. hlliousnean, nick headache. nervouo nceu, diulnesn or many pitter similar uyutptottta. ' it your abbot lg. lntligrslioa.‘ Stomach Gait. Vl‘learibur‘n ‘ or Dyspepsia Will Be Relieved in Five Minutes l' your trouble in lte'ls tickle and noth- ing tempts you, or you beidh gas. or it you feel bloated after eating. or your food lies like a lump '0: land on your stomach. you can make, up your mind that. at the bottom of all this there is but one caulk-fermentation of undi- luted food. Prove to yourself in five minutes that your stow}! to u tint Chm to with: stop this fermentation as! both out» in; what you went without but of dil comfort or misery. Almost instant relief is waiting for it is merely I matter of how soon you take a little Dispepsln. i tibia it indiges- you vomiting. um; 7m The bouoe of Lords was in the absence of the The colonies (or the first Jotntntosloner for (.‘iiiltldfl. capacity and with was pro him ()ther including othcrn of the occupied places The women were Speaker Lowtber and as many of All the omcerrt of in thd (lumber and were liurl of Beuurhamp, tirat of worka and public ’1‘ c. king‘s speech from the thron- Tltc only references to for” new commercial It castial expmaslon Only two proposed logiulittiw mena- ho lmgtnintlon Gould also be had, his said. to provide lnsurunco TRUE TALE. "My daughter sure its an awful ito stop. My wife the strawberry into white l‘tn , “dd-«WM- i ‘ "Thomas. whet. is.the matter with their) . ... y . 1|! WI crying." replied Thomas, "be- hunts“ ... t’.‘ manner. A opening "Step right in!" "Waitt" said the prospective fare. “l‘rn turned around. the Hotel Rector. and have wondered away from it. to take me there?" "Seventy-five chauffeur. without crarking a smile. The man paid the money and took in less than a minute the Hotel Rectorwjust The driver Opened ber of people. a rent inside. it its at across the street. the door and the man etenpod out. "Here already?" be asked. ‘Yes. sir." tel. WOULDN'T HARRY HIM. At a recent irlai elderly splinter wan called to the wlt~ um box to be examined. uwhat is your one. madam?" in- quired the counsel. ~ "air." unaware witty. "N t more than thofitunael oterttly. " .eel, a “first. (that ‘re ‘ oi lite “'“fitti..w‘enua€n sermons. Good Sermons and Music Heard by Large Congregations. Large congregations were to attend. once at both services at Trinity Church yesterday. The rector preached a very instructive sermon in the morning on the text, "Launch Out into the Deep." The music was very well rendered by the quartet and fttll chorus. morning Mrs. E. .l. Sims sang Shei- den's "itest" ltt her usual acneptnbin in the evening at the regular monthly choral service. 'i‘nnnin'a Mag. ttltlcnt and Nttnc Dimittis and the an- them "Mark the Glad Sound." by Foa— tor, watt sung by the choir. Mary, My Soul." by Shelley. a three- pttrt uttthcm for women's volt-es. was beautifully rendered. the organ aceompaniments as well its selections throughout both services. were very highly tipoiten of by a "little "i‘ht1 choir was. glad to welcome Miss Pauline Green as a new member. What wt cents." The man moved a few utops toward the door and stopped. ported. "Say." he said. "how fast can that machine travel?“ ’ "Oh. it mile a minute. if necessary." unto the chauffeur. "w it, that certainly done beat all get-on .." until the man. And then he disappeared in itt tug. "but i winnnrtuorvy "3”ng . , ' arm . but out. of thir‘finiioiv ”.....— GOINQ SOME. (New Yorit Telegraph.) qulotappenrlng. then stepped up to s taxicab driver in front of the Hotel Astor. "lint-o vou u taxicab?" be asked. “Yes. sir." replied the door of his vehicle. t he i'tn ntopping at ii the whom. "i not on unmarrii woman and dim“ think it right to spawn; that question". The Judge interposed migtpid her she uho d answer. ‘ "0h. ell .l in the "Mark. middle-used chauffeur, it you charge said the its was per— i the fl ‘ Bridgeport Advertisements T he D. M. Read Co . ‘ Established 1857. r The fact that Candlemao Day was “dour anti woe.” and the ground-bog not seeing his sitadotv remained out for an early esprittgproves nothing. All signs iailxiu this climate. The ground-hog doubtless wishes ltimscii tucked- buck‘ in his \ wintry nest by this time. am, in nitticit)ati0tt,‘Spring ap- pnrcl and nutterialn of novelty are in evidence, Silks. We advise everyone to make frequent visits to the silk depart- ment. Ask to rice the l"ttttl:trt,ls. Ant M This is the time 0’ year when illoSi women plan to do a lot of sewing. \‘i'ltilc cottons were never so inviting. 'l‘ltc lli'W ittttcy litttistcs tutti iuttcy ttturqttiscttcs will tttnkc into the "108i Cl'lili‘llllllg of summer frocks. Most of lllt‘ litit'L'l~ tics urc 25c. Sotttc voiy tlttittty goods at 15 illltl 20c. . M, I“. I: ... The first of the new trimmings. titcw'iaoltio and Film lands. are here and \V(‘illilt‘l‘ililly'.:csfl#lli'lc. A feature of the decorations this season is tin.»irtuttattkalflctbpati»work. which comes in bands of various widths and co'irtrings. There is much metal lace in gilt, silver and gun metal. M Themtdsnkl’ctficonucsnbehndforssoo. Printed ufietas are especially attractive, the new ones be- ing rather scant but with dainty flounces.‘ All are adaptable to the new, skirts. The colors are rose, pink. blue. reseda, tan. brown, navy and gray, in floral designs and stripes. accord floor. 4 ' ______..___—- A good‘Bath Powder is a necessary adjunct to the toi- ict. anti Golden's Bath Powder is delightfully aromatic and agreeable. it renders the water very soft, and there is about it something tonic attd beneficial. It comes in two sizes. pound boxes at 75c. and smaller boxes for trial at 25c. Toilet Section. I The familiar little books of “papier-poudre“ are found in every woman's handbag. The latest fashions are bound itt nickel-plated covers, bright as silver, and these furnish a cutttcuicttt mirror for the application of the powdered leaf. 25c. 'i‘oilct Section. The D. M. Read Co. L M Z For HOSIERY Underwear go to it... .. Scotland on i i l l hon." alto seldrdiit'ountly.‘ not?" «whitened than: lupin vii-sit" bite tit “la lilti own clkl finished?" .. fplied, "i am aixtyfl 3. , .. ,, "Yos’m. and he cried-awhile l was 1th. mummy“ My ”a,“ p gum; eating that. tooif - Hi ,' . - asked it sheltsdiotty opo- ,ntiitis, ~ . . . i married. to which bliss Juno rfipiiedtl .. gags " eel, pint plans tell at, o. l .. t i lbtt lost hope you} soomhtliy and» .. ......~ ~ .. drew °' .... y ' 6...; 1 ill-ultras . tbevcolor a r 1.9»- a.., . , _ , kittens“: mien. up." it It.» it ~_- «Tm . fl 5 .. .. . interned. . ‘m , 1 Wind,“ 0 Mill. Our I . Dill"! w "‘7‘” H.” “b KYlIWdiit .' . ',‘u.n lmmmp Inna-"b". oufium", ,. . 3-“ V i the m3 “‘7 '“d 1‘10”?”an on time.» about . a . . ... " a ' . . lit}: r. ," MI ’tiw slditllsirdtiorktm lumm‘vrns tolnppurfi that m“ . . . w Me” a u .. My 3 M; l ; ”3% r l “f. Vfldtlotpytgl: mm any ‘0‘ Rm *1“ O‘Mag ‘m; . £3 . g . , , _u M. ‘« ‘»; xiv-«w s. ,4 7 in :3 ‘l’dz’ti‘fia an”; awaiting: 'Dn‘ifgfli’g‘au. g... ., p, _ . .. 7,; . . ”t . .. ~ : . 0"» ’ ' )0 l D m 1", p7, ‘; :‘i “ » we '1, “a in, for t? i” no. . ' *' *5 ‘j' sum in. tenure 4m not ‘Mhlfl‘s‘ 3001‘. WM” m“- * i “n“?‘un‘m’iiklon w. 1" "a. “Li. .M Hi i " it». “ £424 g!“ 24.; -,z_ i . A. Dickerman 8: Son ~ 84 Washington St, So. Norwalk pk Telephone 446 ..rr'ti allay u‘ Vhivi‘W fluid» .
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