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,. OU'LL find in buying musical instruments that the
greatest economy and surest sattsinction comes
’ from buying the product of men who are in love
with their work.
, this is our reason for altering you
' 'ltranieh 8; [inch Pianos and Kranieh & Bach Player Pianos.
Anyone who knows about the men and.ihe factory of
“illusion is Bach knows that there is nothing too good to
Tussle lilieir'instruntetlts.’ Whenever you buy a‘Krauich &
Bach oi“ us you are absolutely certain of always being satis~
fled; they Iteep their tone and last indefinitely. We feel
very safe in selling them.
Cash Rented
Dues your Piano need Tuning or Polishing?
installments
Our
workmen are experts. QWrite or ’phone No. 30
M. Schoenberg Piano Company
- . 104 Washington St.. South Norwalk
Spring' White Guilds Sale
LADIES ALWAYS LIKE TO LOOK AT PRETTY UNDERMUOLINO.
WE HAVEABECEIVED OUR NEW LINES AND EXTEND A COR~
DIAL INVITATION TO COME AND SEE THEM WHETHER YOU
WIIH TO BUY NOW OR LATER.
Consumers’ League Label
ALL OF OUR NEW GARMENTB BEAR THIS LABEL. THIG'IB A
"raav cowotrnons.
'QUMANTEE THAT THEY ARE MADE UNDER PROPER SANI-
coltss'r covens ........................... ac to taco
casters: .................................. 25o to teen ‘
‘ ohawens ................................. can to s1.oo :
”Willa. .............................. ”moccasins 1
skins ........ . ........................... m to sue l
comma-nous ......................... two to seep
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our covsaa, values
downstream. _
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which wan ooutlriils’d‘i'rom‘last , ‘
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When paper plates can be procured
In Hovilartd and other favorite doaixna
it is not surprising that they should
be used in place of breakable chlnn
’when tell young girl is entertaining
her friends at I little spread whore
crepe paper figures as cloth, napkins.
candle shades. bon hon oases. etc.
Stunning clients are obtained with
the striped sillt linings which one can
find in stripes of every width and in
oil the blacks and browns and blues
and greens of tuition. The lurenders.
too, are very beautiful when draped
with marquisettea of volles of plain
color in the violet shades.
ii the table is maholsny, no more
pleasing decoration can be chosen than
pink flowers, and if the candle shades
are pink also a pry becoming light is
given.
To insure having tea piping itot. pour
boiling water into the earthen pot to
heat it through hetero putting in the
ion.
Most little- nlris will enjoy the doll
party. where dolls are found at the
end of ribbons run through the house.
cobweb fashion. Paper dolls for place
cards and gingerbread dollar for sonne-
nirs mnko the entire nadir a delightful
experience for strtull doll lovers.
Coarse huttnnttoilus is h- lwttnr lin-
.leh for tho oduo of the silence cloth
Stripes of elastic fastened to the cov-
or of the shirt waist box are llttol‘lil tor
* homing both collars and belts in shape
1 and easily accessible.
I .. . .w
t fly skillfully adding hits of hand can
i hroidory and lrish taco roses. the
fhraided deslln tor llllll‘i walrus and
gdreasen is made to take on a rharacber
tfnr more retinod and individual than
when braiding alone in utilised.
A» it requires moro than a little self-
enntroi to overcome the habit of biting
the units. the girl who does overt-om.
it is'uetting more’mod out of the re-
straint than the mere correcting of a
bad habit. Her nails will look better
and she will have gained, besides. a
certain amount of control of nerves
and body.
The girl who keeps her clothes neat
and trim'hy pressing and eioani
thorn heraeil will have no fault to I
with the plain gored skirt. not» with
the straililt, hos-like one. The latter
is not quite so easy. as it shows a into
decoy to stretch out of shape at tile
kneel. ‘ ’ ‘
Large women do not slfeot the nan
new. short. skirt that is so herbalists to
the slender inure; they. of course;
Mr shirtusof tashlonable out. sever
exonerated but rether‘ adspcsd id
their individual style and flIllN.
, w '0 ,
it la hotter to clean roeiain tubs
t‘lu him.
than to oaa‘tlsrsoourtn sea with!
it the um
“‘I " ‘ V
The new» " are trounce
all“ lots. still a
resentment» , thladwhicii‘
their towered hetero-eat o. pounce.
u so t as
Whitman in .3}
owner
‘ fluid“ on the top
"the ‘titiiiaia at .7
mflflafi‘fl « ‘
Mealtime a
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Bowery bartender and later it salt-ed.
‘ hosted author whom critics called
"the Xipiin‘t at the Bowery." was’cre-
mated Monday tunings“ at Front)
Phii‘d; 1.. I. There «were present a'lli?
tie group of Manda oi the former
writer. chief among them Mrs. Chen.
S. Adams. who was his wife before
she married when’ he was a patient
in the Manhattan ‘dtate Houdini on
Ward's inland. ‘
Kiidare died in. the hospital on Sat.
urday night of parcels. lie had so
parontly been in his usual condition
all day. Shortly before 10:30 it nurse
heard a groan from his room and
hurryin to, found him in convulsions.
no at in two orthree minutes after
the first seisure.
Kildstc had been at the Manhattan
Stats nespltai since December. 1908.
previous to which time he‘ha‘d been in
Believes and tha‘fiholn‘lntldhitl asylum
{or a short period: ‘llia “collam was
. . sudden. and was sseflhed to. various
causes, among themthe talluro'of his
‘ «:f't‘he annotation." which wa's
lien trotn the it w oil; told his
”diatom-"ill . so” ”was born
floor at a typical
out side tenement. in New York. and
his parents were poem
1410 last year his wife. known be-
fore their marriage to mansion read-
ers as Lotta Russell. but whose troll
name was halts ,tjtussell ' Bosartus.
wont to the town in Mlleaebuaetta
where they had been married and oh‘
tallied an annulment. tlhe than mar.
ried Lieut. Commander Chat-ion 8.
Adams, ti. 8. ht. retired. Mrs. Adams
however. maintained her sympathetic
interest in the author and visited him
many times at the State Hospital.
sometimes taking with. her their baby
girl. She new orders that she was
to be called whenever his condition be»
come worse or hit, expressed a wish to
see her or their child.
Mrs. Adams wah at the hospital the
day before Klldnre. died- As usual
they molt a ion ‘Wflk along the paths
about the hos lat.» He went as tar
as the terry. with her when she left
and out her seed—bye.)
Kildars took. sniaismt in many
of the patients. To some who were
without family or friends to visit
them. he was thooaly source 0! cheer.
lie often spoke at writing stories while
he was on Ward’s. Island. and would
start for his room. as it to put the
idea on paper. lie id write sometimes
in n desnllory far it, the doctors say,
but the work nascentnsed and frag-
mentary. “ . ‘
Few men have land amour lives.
1,.
lie once said: ."iimu ill may be
measured by progress. mi may have
me interest an. a than
at (it) cannot read the simplest sen.
tattoo and sight. rem later is able to
earn his living by ills pen. his story
may be worth the "Mint."
A bare list or. his occupation:
throw; some light on his remarkable
career. At the use of 7 he began its
is number in the "not" led by the
late "Little ’i‘im“ Sullivan. Then the
scale of his progress runs as follows.
Prisotlghter and "bouncer” for "Fai-
ty Flynn." bartender in Stereo Brodie's
resort. manager oi sportlnl ventures.
dock laborer and freight handler. so-
cial betterment worker in his own dis«
trict. At this period he came under
the influence. a» he said. 01 “the [00d
angel to whose tandem I owe my re
generation.” This was a school teach-
er named Maria Rosa bearing. whom
he saved from insult at the hands of
a gang of Bowery touahs one day
when she was pafllliz throu h the
stmts. She started his edtlca on. and
she dually consented to marry him in
1900. A week. before the ceremony
was to have taken places'he died. Her
death erased hint. and when he recov.
ered front in tho he wls disposed to
rejoin the army of o parlt Mocha.
One day he saw an utter in a newt
paper of a prise tor the best love story.
He wrote his own on sheets of heswn
wrapping paper a saw his nests in
print for the Int me. in pnpsrins
a story he consults idles Bosartua.
air acquaintance as brief, for in
a short tints they were married. Then
he some out as anisntilor. He wroth
for tam assassins! and published tour
t- at «in Good
no owner...» it n.
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H Madison St. ............. tics, '
R. E. Morrison.
as tau Zahdt at. to. x. ..... 900
B. J. Reynolds.
‘21 ringers Bi. ............ m7
term was .
J tas‘ilan‘xsitfln .............. toe-s
‘ "i'to' iiénfii‘éti‘a' st. ..... . .ttat-ta
Bi .‘l an , llwlolt." g
R dare ssrvedi the . p w
citation as Captain oi Ida has sh as m
Prevents Pneumonia
Strengthens the lungs.
builds up the system, warms ‘
the blood and brings ruddy
health.
Especially efiective ,in the
case of children Who talte cold
easily—«naked them sturdy
and able to resist diseases.
, a
an emulate-dice. soc. 4'1
units new recurrence.
List' of duhae‘rlhers‘ secured ”During
. Fast we Weeks.
Following is a list of newtglephonea
which have been installed slnce’tho
issuing of the last list Cut this out
and paste to the hack of'your direc-
tory: -
Adams Express 00..
llowayton ................... 113%
Henry ll. Bulklay,
“Turmoil; . . . . .............. 1022.5
on it & on mery,
27 stain on, t{to ............. 373
2. C. Hush.
Willow St. N. ............. 91-3
Thomas C. Cauty.
it) Clayst...,... ....... ....ll‘le
Charles hi. Decker.
23 First St. E. N. 478
Mrs. Anna Id. Grace. nurse,
9 Chestnut or, N ..... '. . . . . . .ttas-s
Edgar w, Howell, ' _
J g (12?” 1A3. E. N. ........ 811-12
. .- ops .
rs ‘wum Am. N. ....... tel-a
J. H. Mohlernay.
is Kilian. no. N ............. est
Dr. James A: leek. -
to Franklin St. ............ 22d
William Miller,
Sanford P. Wicks.
Crockett a e.. Rowsyton 551.3
Henry ii. Wt llama.
It Cannon BL, N. ........... ills-ll
Howard V. Worden.
19 Main St. N. ............. 434
PNEUMONIA POLLOVI. A COLD
but never renew.“ the use-oi Foley's
Honey and Tar. which cheeks the
canal: and es la the cold. ll. Shock-
weli. Hannlba . In. says: "1 contract-
ed a had eoidand man and was
threatggs‘: wig: pmumm. One got
to of y's n or an r In a-
ly cured roe." ‘phe Brion ”at“!
and W. 1". Winners & co. “
CIGARETTE IOV l. IACKVIARD "I
Hi. SCHOOL WORK.
Io Deciam Reformer in Quarterly Re.
port to Advisory Council.
The Rev. Runnels c. timer. s~
trlct superintendent of the internation-
al Reform Bttrsdu. has made his quar-
taught re r: to hi“ ”gilt-erroneous»
anec r. , er a
concerted ‘erort to'imp 1’ with
mind of Young America the strait asst
seer-wot semen:
no no no .
city recently. Darius mo he‘ga's’ ad-
dressed 60.ooo children on the clear.
at.“ "I“. a
lie says "Everywhere i m 3: the
saute std stared; Mi. ‘2. ”6%
moon in
which means that "pat?
““‘" im‘lfii'
the nubile ‘ emitters
been _ l .h i
will”! 53 WW "box
at me onto-em ..
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The D. it Read c.
Elohim 1857.
ensnoronntefls.
on avaeancnnor showy viii”? narrows
READY FORTH‘E usenmirroetait.
The woman hunting for Embroidarieswili hardly know
how to choose if she only can buy two or three (weighs. She
will eagerly look through the: almost unlimitedsssoriment
and select until site has an armful, hardly knowing on which
to decide. ‘ ‘
Eifective wide Embroideries. 27 inches, in English
Eyelet work of sightiy appearance, heavy scallops, splendid
quality, are
95c
For women's goWns a‘nd' pctticoats.
A second line of the same width, 27 inches, of exquisite-
ly fine and neat workmanship, offered at .
59c, Special-
For irtfants’ and children’s drgsses and waists.
Swiss Embroiderief of trespbeauty, n matched sets,
three widths. edges and insertings to combine,
”It so. 25 and 30¢ a yard.
Every woman intendin .to make up Embroideries
should see this elegant exhi it. If not ready to buy, come
and see. Get ideas. Open this morning. .
' woomacx sarrn.
in black only. and three qualities. For suits. wraps,
coats and skirts.
Thirty-six inches. $2.50
Thirty-seven inches, $3.50.
Forty-six inches, $4.00.
The light weight Wool-Saints are for gowns, and very
handsome. The heavier weaves are for suits and ion
wraps. At the Silk Section.
FLAGS FOR LINCOLN DAY.
Wool Buntin Plaza in Blue from a it 3 to to a IS.
A Special in once Flats. Standard Bunting. made in
the most substantial way. size 5 x 8, at 83.50.
Silk Flags for interior decorations, all sizes, a Special
in size 2 x 3 inches. at 39¢ a dozen. ~ .
Sills Flags lot table decoration. also Flags of thign
Nations mounted oustandards. me each. ‘
Wash Goods Section, lower iioor.
. CORSETS. SPECIAL.
Ajsecond and decidedtctit has been administered to the
few Lorseis remaining from the big sale. These are of
exam quality. but not the extreme lengths, and all of reliable
ma :0. .
so cents.
. . A smaller lot, sizes 19. no. 21. 22, 23,
tires which w;rc $200 and $2.50
at ode. to close out quickly.
26. 28 and 30, qual-
‘ February seems to he doing its worst in the weather
lint. but the Sight of the new Summer Voiles at the Wash
Goods Section will hearted up any despondent feminine
pets-on.
W”.
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diplsdstore
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v1" 1'! UMMaaund halide
- ”TA? harvest: ...... .. ...... ”200
M9 grad .. 11°
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