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WIA. HANFORD
LOCAL AGENT FOR
, VELIE
Cali phone 285-2 and Arrange for Demonstration
leighs for Sale
”what...“
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Luther M. Wright’s
‘ SOUTH NORWALK
1'0 IHINO Yoyfi HEATING TROUBLE! TO U5. tic
f- cause whether it's n hath roomslcoplnx mum. "parlor.
'7 swindle bonus or public building that hoods hestlndw
we can supply just tho itirm or hunting apparatus to
suit. 'i'a’iit price with up today. .. . M ‘ E
= .2 The ‘Jon’e’s 8t Hutchltfiss Co;
" i1 waiiatmt f station's m ’ dimly. Conn.
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WiNNiPAUK GUN CLUB SHOOT.
Some More Good Scores Made by Lo-
cal Mun on Saturday.
The Winnipnuk tlun (‘inb hold it
ivory intorooling shoot Snturduy ulter-
l
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t
s "”"it
wiiifia’gu ‘
his Spiro; “i'd like '
indicts ii i don’t
‘iti -3
noon at tho Cllill grounds in Winni-
puuk. There Wore twu professional
shooters prudent and thoy guru in-
iorinutton that was lilii‘l‘ithilliit rind
liltill'llt‘lh‘t' to till. ‘l‘ho men wore rop~
resentiitivou oi‘ the Remington uud ii.
M. t'. Company. and also thi- represen-
tutlro or the \Vlnchenter Arms Com-
pany. The next nhoot will be bold
next Snturdny afternoon at 2 o'clock.
at thr- grounds.
The scores for Sniurdny:
'l‘itis. tilt. lit‘p. Ti.
ii. \‘nn llnron .....in at it 4!.
li‘. l'Z. lmt‘ltwood . ...fitl iii 4 s it?
Luster Adonis , . . . .50 ‘.'ii ’ Bil ii;
Ii, Krone ......... Evil 17 “iii 37
A. J. Wheelor ...... fill :13 13 «iii
Mt‘llitilli .........'itl 2t 2” il
.l. Vli‘dli'r ,,,,,, .. . .50 3‘1 20 5",:
l. \t'timot ,,,,,,, (to to; i ill
(I. (from .......... 50 iii ti iii
M. E. T. iirown. . . . .50 ill :20 iii!
in tho llililtlit‘iltl mulch, which who
shot all iii-iii. .l. Fltldlcl' won the first
prise l‘or highest score and F, E. Look-
wood the wound.
This iii‘OI'Ii oi the 2:»litrd contest was
Adi-ism Wirii tron ‘ odour.
Judas’flsiainsrs Good story About a
Famous Backwoods Character. ‘
A supremo court iudfio tell» this
story about u tumour churnvrtur
around the mtnpr'euurts. Tull, iruuiii
i
" iboouiit‘ig‘ thiiis voice, was humming fit}
‘iliieli. All the Judson knew him and ‘
worn ioniunt with hfli isiii-nntiiiiiu of
court rules.
'l‘hn churnotor, who was a llill‘j'vr or
the «hymn: clues, moi i‘t'i‘i'lfikiili‘. n
cure in court one day it tor #1 .l“‘ "
who was parttoularly loud til htw i
wont to luncheon with tin: ti ,,...
When court resumed nt‘or ltllii‘lit .
Wilt-t evident tliiit he li‘Lil mm. .
i:.i«idu_i' monl.’ Honliriuh the “liliflt‘iil
tie inviting turned out .imi xii-2.
"‘l‘tiis ("litiit in poutpnnvul until .i:
ttiiirioii‘. 'l‘im "Ultlli’t'l {or the iii,
in in no condition to prtwmnl v47.
’l‘l‘e lf.\\yt'l‘ rose. to lili“ i'o-r'. on
lit and gourd cui'norily ut the twin.
Then his drop voitt- htlilmi'd
."Ynur honor, l have lt'IGWli you_ iii..."-
:.boy rind t'lllld, tor thirty yearn on
the blurb and off the hint-iimanil it in
thin llriit tin-o in oil thorn yours l l‘:i\'“
known you to main: n ruiin' “W“Hl'
an .i i\'lll‘ thi- fuels."
“than in: out down.
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‘ A Frank Estimate.
'l‘o runny pornonu who am not actors
the ulnar seems it delightful and his-
rinntinrtplaoe. in s, hook called “The
Arizona." Louise Cleaner lisle. hor-
iolt nn uttross, tells home at her iatr-
perloht‘os with xirls who unity her
profession. iOno day one oi them.
from behind I counter in 0 shop. sold.
"1 should hsrr went on the stage."
"Shit evidently wanted to talk, tutti
i strove to ho interested." say-a Miss
ilnlo. ‘
"lint iicu how tired i am," 1 until in
her. "1 how: to work very hard us it
is. and i had to Work much harder to
(ruin who! little rocoruludu 1 him
hsd,"
"Oh, yes.” shi- rospondsd. compla-
cently gating st hermit in ii mirror.
“lint. you our. l have uloai."
A Deal in Timber.
A timbrr tnorrham VIII hitting in
liili nine.» out,‘ day musing aadly- over
the [lt‘ilt‘wl doprns’simi In “it? wood
trade, when in quiet looklnu younz
mun uniorod.
“Do you mill beerhoood i" asked the
strnnpnr.
"You. sir." replied the merchant.
rising with alncrity. and hoping do
voiiity to limit a lama order. "Wu
rap iiiipply any quantity on the short-
est notiw. oithsr in the to; or the
plank.“
. "Oh. I don‘t u-snt so much nit that."
as follows; said the youth.’ tiling his tent on,
“from "it ssslly. “l ittst‘v ts hit for a iiddlo
M hfll'lofl ............... 25 2‘ bridg~_” ~m 1. ,
l. \i'itinot ..... .. ......,.2h 24 ... ......"
l“. E, Lorkwood ........... 2.1 2':
t‘. C. (‘ram . .. ........... 25 ‘ 2i) Wantad tha Mill'-
SFOH‘ tor the cntirufldn‘v:
't‘nrgirtu tilt
Ill
it. Vflil lllll‘t‘ll ............ {in
i-‘. ii). Lockwood .......... [05 it:
Lostor Adntnu . , . . . . .... Til iii!
tl. Koran ............... 73 29
hintiugli it '14
A. .l. Wilt‘t'lt-r ........... Ml 2S
ii‘rsnltitn Judi'ro .......... TI} il
.l. Ploiiltir ............... {ill .2
l, \l‘ilniot ............... it?» 106
Hiiri'ou .................. 7." 70
€l.(‘llliiilll in ii
if. t‘ruin ............... t'.‘.’. it?-
Iirown . . . . . . .. . Mi till
it. itilli .................. :lii iii
l‘. \l'tilnli ............... 2" 7
it. Keogh ............... iii ‘.'
ROUND TABLE CLUB POOL.
Ons oi the Closest and Moat Exciting
Games 0i the Series Played.
The most i-xritiug union of NW“ thus;
far in tho Round Table (‘liih tourna-
ment was pluycii liniiiriiny owning in
tho dint) rooms. li'oront Curio. rnioii
lilti, defeated liloyi Moses. rated 90. try
one hall. (treat lllitlml. W“ inkon in
the game and wait shown nil through.
Moses started oi! til it good rate. but
was noon overtaken by Curio. who tint
shed with the honors. The score:
rim oars. 90. F. Cass. 105.
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i2w3 3
12 a
3M2 12
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ii-mil iml
fi-—~l itlwl
lil ~72 5
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10 Mi 5
t'iwl. iii
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tti - iiii.
iioirrooi-vllrnrr Vittlrui.
Stitircrwliurolil Baldwin.
copay—u. nub—mutu-
om mm. it. Ann i.. own rout...
Loiili‘o Font, rated to. defeated Dr.
Tho atudunia of an eastern notions
grow so "whim in lhotr behsvior
that tho protess r one morning at
chapel thought to roprovo their roti-
durt by n; loam-than morality. They
lintonod with due tilltiminsion and hit-
millty. in the mum of his idrturo
liu iisld: .
"My young Month, the floors oi hall
are paved with nhampnnno. autumn
bites and chorus girls." lie was hot-rt
timi to hear one of tho students say in
n nopulchrai tonne
"0h, death. win-rtt is thy stlnu?"
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KNOW! WHAT OHI’I AFTER.
1.
First sum Young Thing—«What
no you dots: here. dour?
Samoa Basin Young Thurman»
in; for a husband.
\li‘irat swim Young “luv-dint you
have not our. ., ,
Shroud Sunni Younn ’i'liins~~'i'hat‘s
ihp one hit tooktnl hr. .
...... 9...... :vrwflm«%’v‘
wanna ain't Osra‘milldd. ,
, It trdvrlri' iiivili'o'diiii or at a
lithium, ri'iilrpiltl had or iii-nil rot-n
a“. for prettiest. "till.1\,'l.8ll‘d you
trio tings. lions," thondflo Wdildrxiiit
MM him. "tum you wait tout.“
mull- "wry. hair is thhti" "wily
it. ill. West, mod-M. by it score of all
to 63. in the Old Well limit and Lad-
‘ior Company‘spool tournament. fistur-
lay ntnhtw 'l‘bo scorn bit-frames:
Dow?“ dd. Leslie Plapt. so.
,' « it it
“in
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:E‘méégad?“
7 r .
. townships.”
...-no.” «can
hhrtiifidiihmim ' i ‘
‘ gum risks.“ will“.
’ sili‘lsbrmsfltsrsalioi
titties” Nana. .
‘ w union ii
,lillil .tii‘llfli-J'i ho had n loud Util'ct‘ldy .
"lrlsh' witiund s dignity of printout-n,I
‘ rand cums” whim; combmsdj with in. '.
'but'ti and other distress so in
new, its says do roadfis no man -
i CM‘OVUI‘Y limo ha trisa to try sins day i 7
‘m-“Wlt rm " ' «Whit «it
“moonlit. ; .
. import it
Heartburn. Gas and indigestion Van~
lab and Your Stomach Feels
Fine in Five Minutes
; c—
As there ll often some one ”in your
{family who nutters an attack oi lndl~
gestion or some form or Stomach
trouble, why don't you hoop some
Diupopsin in the house handy? .
This harmless blessing will" digest
anything you can out without the
slightest discomfort. sud overcome it
sour, fussy Biomsb five minutes sitter.
Tel your pharmacist to lot you read
the formula, plntnly printed on these
bottom: cases of Papa's Diane/pain.
lthen you will readily see why it mhkes
lindizsstiou, Sour Stomach. Heart-
ve
minutes. and relieves at once such
miseries us Batching oi Gus. Eructu-
tions of sour, undigested food. Nausea.
slieadnchos, Dizziness. Constipation
and other Stomach disorders.
Some. lollis have tried so long to find
relief from indignation and Dyspep-
sin or an auteur-order stomach with
.tlie common. everyday cures silver»
:tised that they have about made up
their minds that they hitve something
else wrong, or believe theirs is a case
of Norvousness.‘ Gunman. Cstsrrh of
the Stomach or Cancer.
This. no doubt. is is serious mistake.
Your rent trouble is. what you out does
not digest; instead. it termenis and
scorn, turns to sold. ass and atomnch
poison. which wire” in the digestive
tract and intustines. and, besides. poi-
son the breath with nauseous odors.
A hoary appetite. with thorough di-
gestion. and without the slightest dis.
comfort or misery of the Stomach. is
waiting for you so soon as you decide
to try Papa‘s Dispopstn.
«Mu .13....- i...».. wit—r
illitttittilljtt lilo
Girls nod women who are expert in
the mating oi irish croonet are on-
ahiod to make the handsome now col.
lar and cut! sets for tailored soils.
The collars are deep. sailor shape at
the back. running down to ions. point-
od ONO" in trout. sud the coils are
wide and straight. "
...,“
Two shades of the same color in the
little loops. dowr buds or leaves are
daiutily coinbinod with black velVet or
linden satin in some new neck drew
inns. which by the way. seem to grow
prettier and morn numerous every day.
White “sundown or marabout is as
iluily and altructlvo on the mufller for
droning Wear on it is upon the tamer
maria used for the same purpose.
Henry white corded ailit may be used
tor the body portion at those ii'iiimorl.
The mat popularity of colors tor
wash blouses tor the coming season
will incmua‘ tho dialcoltlcn of tho
laundresa and undoubtedly result in
higher prions tor her wont. it my be.
too. that sumo wanton will take upon
themselves the task or ”doing up"
their dslnuly embroidered colored
Nausea and frocks themselves.
Both irold dust and sold and silver
nets one used in tho hair to give the
dosimi gleaming etioct tor eveninx
This is a rather extravagant mode of
decoration. onrmlally the former. and
one that not sit section after novelty
will be able to follow.
liais whom widd lirlins um folded di~
tooth hncli serous tho iront are tilted
ostravaxshtly over tho rift“ oyo, loav-
in: tho left our only out roiy stationed
to the light at day. These are of light
straw or hump and most irequonti!
trimmed with long sit-coping ostrich
fruition.
Though the iiohu seems duimod Dri-
mnrlly to accompany a slmpla In. it.
has proved to be equally elect ve‘ with
a rich and splendid one. and it is
iss’hionnbiy word this season vlth
o t M.
w .
Those who happen to be either veri'
tall or vary short should rsmsmber
that to stand class to one who is hurt
the opposite is to nail wtlcuiar um
tion to tho contract. which is tiattorins
to neither.
'_‘
The mom on now «not still new
stnla and pattsrnrlti that myriads of
lovely am for unionist-*sloart'aail
contest to annihilation» and m not“
sum
trim in thd-‘daya anon-”mosh tool .
hooks. whils’laior it‘msrooli .
in
tin
p!"
'0
on
for
mli
Do
\
iw moi-sod in tho llfli
to miss; the out door spring
shim. ‘ ’ ' r
. ll . M .3? 2.,
Wunmr who «no '
sold «amide? .. n
utility in, to s
iilno to whit .-
ll‘nsor. liar ‘doiiial
r‘lii‘ hind if the
i
at
manipulated our sun admin on a
1m with %
. is
to! a hurdsbip ,
i m tritium ._
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MONDAY. run. moo
i ridgeport Ammo " n
The D. M. Read Co.
Establdbed 1857. '
.SPRING STYLES FOR MEN.
NEW onerous m STAR SHIRTS FOR zgrt.
We are pleased to show to men wliodesire quality in
Shirts, the new line of “Star" Shirts, “Made in Bridgeport,"
for the coming season. In the case of the Negli‘ge models
for ordinary business wear they are in. neat and inconspicn~
ous patterns of striped or figured'shirting which will be
pleasing to men of taste. The “Star Shirt" does not depend
on eccentric or ultra-modish designs to attract.
its farm on account of perfect fit, good taste and dependable
quality ofnnaterittl.
Rather is
x911 designs at $r.5o and $2.00.
"Now on exhibition.
Men's Pajamas, Spring patterns in woven madras, soi-
scttes and fine mntnpalan cloth. All the popular colorings,
at $1.00. $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 per suit.
Neckwear. Silk Fourcin-hands, at 19c, 3 for 50¢. Shield
Bows. 15c. 2 for 25¢.
Hose Snppmters. too a pair; too, 3 pairs for
50c.
Men's Wear Section, near Main St. entrance.
STILL NEW LACES ARRIVE.
Novelties in Lace Bands. Galloons and Edges which
"Carrick—ma‘Cross" in hit
all widths.
have a freshness and beauty reminding one of dainty sum-
mer gowns. .
itaiion, and other Irish Laces
Shadow “Vain." which are quite now, looking delicately
filmy, but which are substantial for every use.
Craponne Laces, effective
wash dresses.
and inexpensive for cotton
English “Vain." deep escallops, festoon designs, very
inty.
Cluny Laces. Platt Val:
oiiision.
and Motifs of every kind in
Women who Embroider are invited to an inspection of
the new Slain )ul I‘icccs at the Art Section.
l
buy to advsntanouour custom-
. as s result, get better quality
the price. and to round out the
dealt-surrealism vsiusbls pro
lllll mud partact more service.
you wonder that people petition
our coupon! to establish stores in
their towns?
The Unioii Pacific
Tea ‘ Go.
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The D. M. Read Co.
There. IS a
Certainty
About the
Quality of
Our Goods
We are sure of their uniform ox-
t‘eilonco became no prepare them
Ollrloll'W'fi'fl do not burn to t to
somebody oiso’s word for anytb na.
lining the largest importing taa
snd coitus retailers In this country
I ‘h
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N “chosen. distinction.
a
South Nor-walk Congregational.
Wednesday—4:30 p. m.. the Wo-
man‘s Association: devotional service.
in the nature of a memorial to the late
president. Mrs. .i. ii. Pillow; address
by Mrs. William'ColIWQll. of Strat-
lord; Invitations have been sent toAhe
associations or the Norwalk, Weather-t,
Wilton and Barton churches. 7:30 p.
m.. rehearsal of the chorus.
Thursday—T : it» p. m.. devotional ser-
yico. it p. tn. tho study oi the Gospel
of the Kingdom; subject for March.
The Social Evil; ilr. Maciarlnnd will
open up the subject.
l-‘ridzsywil to to p. in.. parish recep-
tion. to which the invitation is general,
iii the ildl'titlllilitlu
Saturdmu- 2.30 p. m.. tho Whntso.
ever (tin-Io, at the home or Mrs, Glen-
son.
Next Sunday. March 3“”‘0330 s. m.
reception of members and sacrament
of the land's Supper. 7:30 p. m.. lec-
ture by the pastor. Social Uplift
Among the Nations oi the World.
Knight m A. M. E. Church.
{Tuesday evening , adorn! clsss
meeting. nd by tho“ tire leaders
at the church. “ ‘ “
{Wednesday ovouidgEQ-Cholr rehear-
ss. ' ~ ~
flinll. Iii ihtt
. at 4:30
uhu‘
nillasilsy—nnam i the Kins.
Guild room. stupid.” '
Tue-dawn is' It! Bociet)’
l ll“ . W. i...
alcohol!" ,sii‘ii ‘ “aim-
tn‘i prayiir. litany. tun ’otiico
sand holy communion: or Mirth
Hurst courtroom. :liili; ordain prsyor
nt‘irlo.» . . '..".“'m. w ,
l " Thursday»; . . at i=3“:
gunisntsmrzittssmrt at. Mo.
Fridaymiinitsii uni-vine wet... Fool's
church it. Intelsat. his preacher the
bishop of the dim
autumn—visitation prayer st into.
to inst-as..— .
florist»
lg.
Norwalk Chronicler