hi 1-0. >. Mi? Condensed Milk Domestic Sardines KIppered Herring, Toilet Paper, ceded Raisins Cleaned Currants Evaporated Apricots, Evaporated Peaches .0 inExtl'a Fine Eggs Everione Gualantecd Ill? Fancy Patent Flour. PIP Pulley Patent Flour. 0 barrel $6. 30 125 lbs; Best Granulated Sugar 20 lbs Granulated Sugar 10 lbs Granulated Sugar 5 lbs Granulated *Sligar I ‘6 at Cost 2 lb 13¢ 'a bag 80c $1.25 $1.00 500 . 0250‘ 3 cans 250 Team 250 2 cans 25c 7 talls 25c 3 fikgs, 25c 3 pkgs 25c lb 14c doz 200 Magnolia, CloverorStnr Milk a can We I With 1 Large Can Baking Powder at Site I. t,» ’ Free A l7-q t‘ Dish Pan Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees TEAS l COFFEEB iiO Stamps with 1 ii) at ..... 600! 25 Stamps with 1 lb. El iiyull nt.. .350 40 Stumps witlI'l lb. at ..... 500 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Plans at . . . . .800 25 Stamps with 1 lb. at ..... 40c 20 Stamps with 1 lb. at. . . . .350, if. Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana 0L. 20 Stumps with 1 lb. 8 ()‘Clocknt. .250 .250 Extra Stamps with Groceries—«See Circular lHl BRlAl AAP llA COMPANY I24 wasHiNaTON IT.. Io. NORWALK. Deliveries a: so 0. m. and 2: 30 p. in. fish" W9 I‘ ‘P Free ‘Dsllvery ‘ . _,. Any kind Pancake Flour. 3 pkss“ 250 liecker a or White Rose Oats. ' £35.33 per dosen . ...... ..200 Maine Potatoes. .pk., 170; ML. 050 we laid $330.1) er do: ......... 30c Lemon (fling Peaches. chn .. ..... 100 3 cans Square Brand Milk ....... 250 \iagnolia or Clover Milk. cnn ..... 100 3 t pkgs. .......................... 250 m I s"" amel correes LEAD hers fellow. but fail to take the place of Camel. tradition-«rat. star pert DheIter. is in a itiotl iii the Port Chester ' urns received in an ac- .illondeit evening. 1 y the New ' Belresd (30m- religious» work at Conant). v I 9 Celery. Lettuce. Paranlps. Spinach. Kale. Sweet Potatoes. Cranberries. Ap- ples, Oranges and Grape Fruit. W Sold in . .1. gm; an... unscrewed any efieilvery . ‘0‘. NIW HAVEN JUNIOHIP CONTEST nattrlreah‘. Maren to. wire» mm lutione from the Judiciary committee . in the NW iinveli intimehl'p content. A were not reported yesterday contrary to expectations. the converts to have the committee re- port in lever of Judas your I'fnr iii-III place en ti Attorney Web niece, ineIeae st for WIbb and Tiller, wheabrsuent out. declarations that e. Inn the committee it the matter , II is undermeed’iu i but at”! it renames trier Ishtar (Items toner nor the .of growing hair and curing baldness > and $1.00. With our guarantee back of his son Ihnt he won going to New lin- ;thut his father was not feeling well :uud was in his room asleep. 3 lbs 250 ' . when ' work he was trouble to gain entrance m the aunts of Mr. Merle for that I “ second WSW“; . . Nearly Anyone they Secure a Splendid crown of Hair We have a remedy that has n record in 93 out oftgvery 100 cases where used according dlmgtinnl for 0. reasons- ble length at this ’i‘llht may deem like a strong statement-4t is. and we mean it to be, and no one should doubt it until they have put our elatrn's to an actual test. We are so certain Rexsll "98" Hair Tonic will cure dandruff. prevent bald» none. stimulate the scalp and hair roots, atop fallint hair and grow new hair. that. we personally lve our pool tlvo guarantee to refun every penny paid as for it in every instance whole it does not give outiIe satisfaction to lbetlifitfl'. Resell "93" Hair Tonic is as pleas- ant to use us t-lenr spring water. it is delightfully perfumed. and does not grease or gum the hair. Two sizes. 500 it, vou certainly take no risk said only at. our etote~Th0 Retail Store The Clifford Pharmacy. Qidttner & Cnnty, Props. wwnnu I“ we .mwmq- WIFE Billion iiiiBfilii, 80H Alli) liEliBElF (Continued from First Page.) ton on business. When the non Wai- ter. 26 years old, (‘ai'ni' home from work that night his mother told him Waiter . wont. to it lodito Ineriina‘ iiIni night not returning homo until late. Yesterday morning at breakfast his father did not appear and his mother said that ho was not feeling wall enough to come down. At noon when he came to dinner his father did not appear and he was supposed to be up in his room. Discovers Traoedy. Yeutosdny afternoon after ll o'clock Walter returned home from to the house, all doors and windows being locked. lie broke into n cellar window, but was unable to out on to the first. iloor. lllf‘ cellar door being locked. lie then secured n lndder and climbed into n urethra story window stoppind. into n bedroom. where ht.- iounti lIiti younger brother lying dead in bed with n bullet hole in bark of one ear and his mother on the floor beside the bud lint-oneclous with the titled flowing from a wound in her left side. The revolver with which thI shooting had been done was lying on the floor near her hand. Alarmed by these discoveries Waller attempted to get into his father‘s room and finding that door lot-lied smashed it in and found his father‘s body full)“ dressed lying on the floor with h bullet hole through liln mouth. x Money Matters the Cause. Owing to the fact that Welter did not see his father after to o'clock Wednesday morning and that he war» not srwn by the neighbors. the time oi‘ his shooting runner be determined and the «honor and medical examiner would not talk. \‘niriemond. the young boy. was seen about the yarn. yesterday afternoon and-Mrs. Wood was also IN!“ about the place as late as :l o‘.clook Vi hllc no specific cause has been grin-u as to whnt led up to the shoot inx Whiter until last night that his mother and father had had some slight trouble over money matters and that one of his “that"! .efl‘liide its New Haven was to pay a bill at a etorethere and he also sold that his mother was subject at times to a slight loss of mind. Wife May NM Recover. The boy when found was undressed and in bed fully covered with bed clothing. and ii loolts an lhouah his mother had induced him to so to bed and had then shot him shooting her self immediately nftnwards Mr Wood was about so years old and war II lifelong resident of this place. Hit wife “as i? yearn did and before he! marriage was a Miss Cora Smith and while not born here. had made it her home most of her life. The revolver with which the shoot- ing was done. was at twenty-two calibre affair and belonged to Walter Wood. Four of the re chambers had bee discharged. hen the bed! or the e tier Wood we! discovered it who lying with his head in a closet. the lower part of the body extending out into the room. it was covered with a bed eovotina that had been taken mun another bedroom. Baht oranges and Go-Carts llllll Blllll illilllllli llll lilllil Ill llllllSP Resolutions censoring Them for Favering Lerltner Is tinted Out as New Business M HARTWRD. Maren term? request. Representative Murphy introduced 0 Ieeoiution in the house today as fol- lows: “Resolved by this Assembly. That. we deplore the votes cast by Mor- itnu (l. Bulkeiey ahd Frank B. Bran degree in the United statics Senate against declaring the seat of William G. box-inter vacant. and decnre that sold action by the senators from Con- necticut misrepresented the Judkmeut wishes and desire bf the people of this state arid nun hitch notion is likely to east discredit upon Connecticut. and be it further ' Resolved. That the action of Con- nectlcuts senators in voting as store said he disapproved, and that We ex- press our regret over the result of a fight which was made in favor of clean politics. aselusi corruption! A lively debate was waged over the admission of the resolution and after Speaker Scott ordered and heard it read he decided it one new business and that it could not be received Representative Banks first objected to the reading on the ground that it was new business. ilepresehtative Thflms. of Water- bury. "said that Representative Banks had no telepathic pow or to know what the resolution contained. Representative Banks sold: "1 don’t care what the resolution contains it in a fool resolution like mnnv others introduced on the other side." Speaker/806th then ruled that the resolution be read. Following the reading Represents. live Chandler suggested I but if the resolution were adopted it should in- clude the name of Senator llniley. of Texas "i name with you.” said Represents tire Tingier. "if Rniiov has prostitut- ed hilt high talents in nupportintz Son- ntor Mrimer he is also entitled to con- sure." Wlii'iLE TIMI flEIDLISiI- Ell Il‘lliiillilTE It‘oniinncd from First ruse.) 'IiI-iely demolished the boners on the “ieneva road. which were nearest the mill. and every tibiae in the village was wrecked. Almost oquni dtunnitc was done in Bristol four miles west The force of iwrexplositm one felt more than a hundred miles in err-rt di- rection. and that pill; and man was killed and one dnnuI-rnusly injured in rain by umrinlu of tin vendor com pan) to be little I all of IuiIuI nintls The the make it impouuihlo to soul-ch tho ruthenmrkngur of powder exploding from time to time. The last attempt in that direction. net before daybreak was stopped by :I honvx explosion "Theron are at rloads oi loose 'Iluck powder iri riding still stand nil." said Shortft dim 'and it may let an at any mot out." Almost immediately after the crash. 1hr. village of Plununnl Prairie was in- vaded by curiosity. seekers. and. se- «mine that lootlu nd vandalism was beginning. Sherilfa Iahl impressed a hundred deputies and cleared "in I‘ll lane. The tire! nork of the deputies «no In got when gas out of the town Ind away from t' danxer zone. as further expibeions More feared.‘ The escape of Superintendent Clar- ence Brady was romarkdhie. lie was in the powder house with Eminent P‘lynn at the iimo'ofi the explosion. l‘he men were blown through the building and landed on the roof of the Idioiniux mnanrlne. This exploded in- stantly and Brady and Flynn. the int- ter badly Injured. were thrown a hen dred feet. Flynn suffered internal ins iuriee and inhaled poisonous fumes. ills condition is precarious. Brady es? raped practically unmratchod. Three foreign workmen were not accounted for at a late hour. That the pantie in the plant was no- In; rushed throI h on a hurry order from that government for use in the Texas frontier was denied last night by Superintendent Brady. in all Moon-keen of giant powder and use tons of dynamite exploded. CHICAGO. Meryl In.-—'rlIe powder lesion at Pleasant Prairie. Win. last night. cause much «abatement anion? the resider is of the ltalian dis met It the Twentyeeeond street po~ lice district. Alter the houses had been recited and windows broken in some pieces. the italiane rushed into the streetl. batteries that another "black hand" bomb had been exploded. . it was some time before the ltaitans would enter their hordes. some ‘hnugbi that an earthquake had occur- red and knelt in the stream. in the forelm quarters around 'l‘walfih and linietnd streets inani' residents rushed into the streets and began toJii‘li. thinking that an earth quake hp destroyed the oily. ’Wllen i”daylight gave a clear view of- the mine lodnv three holes were seen aritlna the site of three of the mesa- Inns. Each excavation is retired my feet across and fully on deep. Trees for a half mile around we‘re shore off. even with the around. P t. of the engine house and the he red foot brink chimney of the also; still stand. TROLLIV OAR IPLIT SWITCH. Double truck ear. No. 282. muslin! tween t railroad melon and Wis- near; I i ‘31: stitch at mandate I. M. Hi ll." 700's turning u out 'mflkhf his lllllliiill ” his 0 street. .uiie Iii A Pill Mllllilllili o... Heartburn. Headache In All Misery lrom Stomach Vanishes Belore You Realize It ' Wu- H . Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if yen will take a little Diapepein occasionally This powerful digestive and antacid. thoitch as harmless and pleasant as candy. will digest and prepare for assimile ‘ tion into the blood rill the food yen can eat. Eat whet fit) or ntomaeh craves, with- out'the all: test tear of Indigestion or that you will be bothered with sour risings. Belching. Gas on Stomach. Heartburn. Headaches from stomach. Nansen. Bad Breath. Water mesh or a feeling like you had an rived a lump of lead or other disagreeable miseries. Should you be suffering new from any stomach disorder you can get relief within live minutes. if vou will get from your librarian. cist n 50- eent case of Pepe' II Diapepein you could niwuil so to the table with a hearty appetite. and your meals would taste good, because you would know there would be no indigestion or Sleepless nights or Headache or Stomach misery all the next day; and. or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowoln clean and fresh. Paper; lliupepsin can be obtained from your druxgist and contains more then eumcient to thoroughly cure the worst case of indigestion or Dyspep' sin. There. in nothing better for ties on the Stomach or sour odors from the outreach or to cure a Stomach Headache. You mitidu‘t keep a handler or more useful article in the house. COURT NARRUK'B ANNIVERSARY. The regular meeting of Court Nar- rnk, No. fill. F. of A.. was held in their rooms lust. evening. A large attend- ance worse on hand. 'i‘wo applications for membership Wore receltrcd Ar- Innsements for celebrating the twen iioth nunivornerv rue nbout completed (.‘ourl Narr'ukn degree ttnm expects to Journey to Port Chester. N. Y.. March 30, and work the degree on II number of candidates for (‘ourt Pottin- col. of that city. FILES CURED m 6 T014 DAYI. PAZU (,iiNTMENT is guaranteed to sure any case of itching. Blind. Bleed- ug or Proiruding Files in ii to M days ~r money refunded fine. .. a..-“ STAMFORD MAN WINS. MIDDLETUWN. hinrch Io.~'rne an- uuel debate at Wesleyan universlt' wade non lust night by \l'. it. Mon , century, fill], of Stamford. The prise is valued Ill. 365. ..... . Classes Preperly Fitted and made sill rest the eyes and re- limo the tired hruin \ie employ experienced Oouiiafs-uxraduete phy. nitrinun to examine eyes. N0 (‘iiAlitlE Full EXAMINATION. THAMER OCULIITI AND OFTIOMNI 87 Atlantic "In". “Inform Con». A Open Monday a asterday Evenings i PllPillill llilillllli Miss rHaaeeA M. sworn. in a Dramatic ‘rtscluu of “if 1 Were King” Under Aueplces of Junior Philathea Class at First M. I. Chill“. rmoav IV$MNOI Melting at All“ I 0 “OMS. Assisted by Mrs. L‘eat‘i' ”gig; \ s .1 domes: Miee Lucy traits: Mr. Earle Invite" . or; Mrs. Oscar Oani‘iel shin : Niles leiltii LINN“ lira; semesters ..........I. 2! otters 20th Norwaiit Phone 849 week or dance a "fitness Thursday and eaten day at arson-er Ironic HALL; ereck co. besides. you would not need laxatives ' my?! Bridgeport Advertisements. l Bridgeport Advertisements Elite E. All itirtth (Admitting. Established Inst. 0’ A SALE OF LACE CURTAINS. ‘ (I ." ‘ Novelty Nets, either White or Arabian, a strong, firm mean with attractive applied designs, six dilferent styles. Worth reghiarly $2.50 a pair, for $1.89. ., Shown in Main St. window. Special for Friday and sat- urday. _ ‘ ~ Upholstery Store, third floor. SILK PETTICOATS. . 9. Spring iancies' m soft Messalines of all fashionable hues. Grays. Navy Blue. Wisteria, Old Rose. Greenpwith Black. of course, in the narrow modelato wear with spring skirts. With fancy aocordeon plaited flounces. $5.00 and $6.50. Black Meseaiines. $5.00 to $xo.oo. Extra sizes $5.98, $8.50 and $10.50. Jersey topped Petticoats with plaited messaline fiounces. Fancy Tafietas, flowered designs. $5. 00 and $5. 50. Second floor, elevator at Dress Goods. I EMBROIDERY SALE. GALLOON BANDS OF GREAT BEAUTY. A chance purchase brings this line of fine double-edged Galleon Embroideries at a time when they will be very wel- come. There are several widths. varying from an inch to six inches, and the patterns are what will be appropriate for dainty white or colored wash gowns. Worth 50c regu- lar. To be sold at 25 cts. a yard. Lace Section, center table. 0 Special showing 0! Dress Linens at the wash Goods Section this week. Natural Linens for tailoring purposes. Colored Linens in light shades for dresses. For Saturday the Furniture Store will oii'er a special in Oak and Mahogany Rockers. Be mindful of it. on a. at" ilirnh (Alli-mitt]. Semi Anndal Clearance sale shit... I. uI‘e'LIst Day The daily attendance on our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale has esceeded our expectancies. As we haveadded new goods from day to day. there. are plenty oi'Bargaine yet. Be sure to get your share. in the Funnieet'll‘afee of the lesson A. Bachelor 84 Washington St. So. Norwalk , ‘ ruinous «a ’.II.I “MN eun- Imo aIeLLoml-Iu . - omelet. . ' ushry i). Perklnedtmnty-one rears fi‘fififi “t ”lbw :;.old. tees» M III-I India In Williwdc drank by WWWI slime-t to yesterday. and t hinted" “We is- an...“ ..I p. tnmni , » O 3 l‘. 0 Nil M 031%! 9'13“! ‘7! inherent 061592. ‘deeili lit. 90% “mlhawvlnfi Inseam an aim ,. «I heart failure. , mile " sins and . ate of Palm.“
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