THE
LFERR 5
con 0., ;
ONE THING ..
AFTER ANOTHER. ‘ '.
It has been one old ton alter
n6ther all winter long—but that s
ver for a while.
‘ Today let us talk about a little
ertilizer for your lawn and gar-
Y6u can’t expect' a nice lawn
or a nthriving, productive garden
Mithout plant food. Wood ashes
“are great for the lawn and sheep
,6‘6manure for general purposes is a
6 .Monderful stimulant. Try it just
\
‘we'na‘ AFTER nvoun “TRADE
: and going to get it if there are onion
,. ins qualities in [all treatment and
:aood service in our relisblo $7 and 310’
forgive. (live us a chance to provelt
Iliad you can't get away from us. No6
“lustrophs for you In dealing with
ll.
contend—$7 3: iii
, ii noun-i MAIN one". '
Comment
5 Shoe: that command the at-
6 tendon and admiration because
6*oi6tiioir style and iinish. and to
6 «it lit popular prided. 32 to to.
t This lounon‘s lino IIIII 5 wide
suite of new idea In nddltlora
to our line conservative typos.
. truck for the. return
_ leII Prebnbly flotilla tip.
The menu July Iii nailed tor tomor-
. __run on it is expected that this} bodv
will pass on the fates of the live men
6who are held In connection with the
murder oi Stephen Goinoieznk who
was totally stabbed In the neck at a
recent Springwood weeding. in non-
nootion with the crime liven Hunger-
iuns are hold on the charge at murder
In the iirlist demise, tire of whom are . f
believed to have done the ninbblng
while the other three uro hold its wit
6 nestles. it is probable that lining and
Szulla will be hold for murder but the
other three dismissed by tho grunt]
jury. '
At the session of then 6rlminnl supe-
rior court, inst Fridny, on the motion
of Assistant State Attorney ii. A. Car-
ter. Judge Carl F‘. star wns assigned to
the defense of Joseph Balog and Attor-
ney .I6oim Chamberlain to the defense
ol‘ Szulin.
The {minor will be assisted by no
tome) John Keogh, of South Norwulit,
and the latter by Attorney .I. .I. Llnx~
weiler, of this thy.
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SWITCHMAN JENNINGS BU68Y.
VSwItchmun H. M. Jennings, of til6
Connecticut Company has been quite
busy. This morning he was detailed
to watch the more in front of Ruhoy‘s
hive and ten cent store. that they did
not take the arose-over hut-epitomiuse
of a broken switch," lie soni.tliom to
the cross over in trout of triatrinrund
Ilystt‘n where they took the right hand
in Bridgeport.
The switch was. ropluoed about noon
and Mr. Jennings relieved.
there all hint night and until 1 o‘clock
this mornin‘k; fl‘hen Iii-lull) from the
lirsi our until noon
-u...
Mr. and Mrs. .I6I6lhu6 'i‘. Haws, of isol-
den avenue, entertained Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Fort, of Fiotbnsh over Sunday.
IW
.. .m “away-w
ice Ice Ice
I Crystal Wave l
Ice Co.
E. T. BATES. Manager
We with tolntorm the people of
South Horwlik-‘hqt, we are In the lee
buetn‘oufrond we doolJiizPure lentil.
rent trauma ,Iedtohlredee company.
right on the pure lotto Ne dealer ulle
purer Ice. tor It all comes from the
not: place. -
We uli pleasure In giving our etio-
tom-re a M union and honest weight.
Our arm at mount. II We per
hundred. or M no ton. In any quot»
t6Ity that «‘in to ileum. We alto all
to tomiiy trade at no per hundred.
Bend-yout- order; to emu. .
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with it bonus ot (‘onimon fiiorii.
Denominations of Bonds, tiillil. 350d
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when ion think or the host iiiid‘
talent tecuritioii buying good dlv~
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IIIIIIS ILII IIIIIERIIS
Elizabhth w. Gerow. ‘
Elizabeth W (.Ierow, widow of the
into Charles I). Gorow. died at her,
home. in lioltoy avenue. Dorian, Sut-
dny. at the use or 84 years. The de-
ceased Is survived by one daughter,
Miss it). it. (Ierow. The funeral services
will be held hunt the lute home. Tues-
day morning at. ii: 30 o'.olocii Rev. F.
A. Coleman, of Trinity Episoopui
Church. oflloluting. The remains“ will
be'lakrn to Now Foirlieid, Conn, i’ur
huriui.
Mrs. John Fountaine.
'I‘he duuth of Mrs. John li‘ountuino
occurred Sulurduy iii her home in linu-
bury‘. She was In tho thirty'sovonth
your at her age. and was it former
resident of South Norwnlli, having it
wide circle hi friends in this place.
She is survived by her husband. dough
ler Esther and son Leroy. Thu run-
erul services will he held ill linnburl
tomorrow afternoon .lli 2:30 o’clock
and the interment will he in Wooster
cemetery. there.
Frederick Dickerson.
Fredoric Dickerson. nu inmate of
tho Flu-ii Home tor Soldiers In Now
ton Humble. died there Saturday. aged
Til yours lie was it norplfml In Coin-
punv l Tm!) llri-it (‘dii
limiter ini'nntr) " ,. ,
tnkon to hilddioiowu till-lid?“ by Full-
oral Hirer-tot (lounge Ii iioytnond.
libero they will be interred, lie won it
prominont member of the ll. P. 0. li‘.
ol‘ Middleton/n.
Mrs. E. A. Ward.
Mrs, Elizabeth A.. widow of howls
Jiliiiflti Ward. at Iloliion Hill. died Sni-
iirdily In the rluhtmixth rear. The
inner-hi will he held lrom hot Iotobomo
on Tuesday at. '1 orlocii and the Inter-
moot will Yellow in St Matthew' ii com
etc-tr, in Wilton.
canal-u.
‘ John Rood.
‘John Reed died Returdly. It Iii:
home. In Connecticut avenue. It the
age at N yours. The lunerel services
were held this afternoon. and the in-
terinoiit ,Ioilowod in the Film Inland
cemetery. 6
. Funeral of Luke homey.
The torrent services of the bite
Indie normal. of‘ Blunt: anoint ‘nvonue.
walla died Friday at his“ home loilowinx
a lingorlne limo-ii; won held this
morning from 81. Morris church In
h'orwnik. No lunerni for I long limo
has been more largely attended nor
have there been any more vbonutltni
tioriil “nieces than were-those given to
tho iu‘sniorv or the declined. for some
little. The ohurrh was wall Iliad and
the torvleo at tho iii-live Wnl'nloo largo-
Iy nitouded. Mr. Dornay was it well
imown men in ‘Norwuiii having lived
hero for many your and he learnt a
wolbhnown lninlly. Rev. James .I.
Motlinnlii. Militant motor of the
Miss Katherine
Hurriunn ronduroii in her usual piano»
ml; manner "Pie Jean” and John '1‘
McCormick sun: "0 aututurlii" itnd
"(lilo fluently Solemn . Thaill‘hl."
the remains worn borne truth the
ohm-eh the choir rendered "Nearer.
My God. to Then." The piiiihoiiroru
were composed oi! immberu oi Di
viiiiou, No. i. A. 0. It. and former
muniluirli or old at. .louopli'ii Society.
and Ivuro the following: William Ii
lelwli. John Mummers. Marlon Me-
Diliitiiiltli. John collation. Michael Li"
on» iiiui Minimal .l Riordan. The flow-
er iioiirerii wore Puiricli It. White.
Thomas Ryan. .lolhi Muller sud John
hurry. 'l‘hs mmnlu were interred in
iii. Mary’s nomtory '
Funeral at Air-nth shawl.
rill attrition over the us-
,iniiliili oi ohm minivan were held
paternity men in ti 6 pinch train .
tint Knight it!“ A.
lite. flannel iii. If. dumb omitted,
Mid interment loiiliweit iii the llivor»
‘ ;~f‘i‘liii ethnicity.
666M .
I Etienne,
_ vouched.
AI6
live. so. non.
REBTORING PAINTINGS.
W
H Marvelous invention Been Dio-
. covered?
(Exchange)
Whether or not old 6pniiitings,6 no
covered with grouse and dirt us to he
well-nigh worthless. only be inndo nil
hood lie nowlby moons of electricity lit
the queSlIon which In just now agitat-
ing one of tho Purls courts. The man
who assorin that he has invented all
Weirlci‘li pronoun ounuhlo or perform
ing the aforesaid \vondol‘ III Ilene
who nlso hallo hlmneII
Comte do (liltimhnri. ills nppeuruucn'
In court is duo primarily to his (hull-6i
lugs with one Mine. Raphael. whose
daughter he desired in marriage, nndC
whom Ito no lmprosnod. It Is nilogod.‘
by his talk oi’ the mnrrolouu invention
that he obtained it large sum of money!
ironi her. ‘ -.
Etienno‘n enemies Mule
uotlam. hliiili inzuiii
that um
and other extra
ordinury things Iiguie in the uou- M an ““63““ “6‘"; “"1“" ”mated by.
dorlui olet-tiioui pioress 0n the
other hand. poruonunes no ions dl-ui
ilnxillithod illun n member of the
iF‘rettoh Acndorm and on ex- ~|lloniiiont
o! the hidden of h‘innih Artists have
(entitled in Into: oi ltilruuo and hill
“Invention.“
There have boon Iln- reunions oi the
court so IIII‘I“"IIIII nu derision line been
()no oi the counsel hosted
with the ruse in lemon who became
lumen» us the champion of Dreyfus at
tho Rarities mum in: ‘Iillal ,
Elli-noon claim I». illltl by militias ol‘
millionth: null chronmilc vurrents be
million indod will... rout-poor on old
.rfiinvsiie'e lie bait horn than no titr,
oi explorations as to Inst what hit
invention ht.
His appearance in muri in birthing.
Hie heir. which he allows to grow
long. (hill to his‘ «boulders. He has
a now like “tin origins hook" tilted
and piercing oldie". n polo tune Ho
and: turned tutti i? uni nut. ind
:"loolie like the Miler or some lmniic
without" about in 6‘omiduut the litters
of a reunion symphony."
When the tits! dime-son denoribod
Etienne‘t eminent prom“. the court
but to smile. They told how be out-
ployod ii young tirl u a medium
When hypnotiu‘d by Etienne lihe"'in‘
{filled spirit: and concentrated her ni-
tonllon on the picture by tin old most
tor which was to be micron. She
”lied her lloIII to be kind to but
weakness. and utter ii low minutes
of trance. film became nervouoly
entitled and mi iiblilien by :6 divine
trembling."
’l‘hon bor imagination ‘xot Inlay,
identified limit with the seniors oi the
pointer. and norm who in a pooltlon to
melons the masterpiece lull unwell
as It libs Were the pointer himnell. v
Elbe Invoked in nuooeuion Rein-
brandt, lmhnrdo do Vinci. Iinbum.
ilitpheoi, Titian. \r'oluiiuuownli with
onus! liner-ens.
To munternrt the nuluvontbio uh.
oreuion produced by this onrt of tolli-
mony, Etienne produced other wit:
.11qu: who gave u very diflorent vor-
nlon of hi» abilities
It. (Ioorlu hematite. on expert in
chemistry, denim-ed that be consid-
erod illiletme'u Invention excellent;
that It had grant money mulling noe-
albilltioii.
When pretend to tell lust what the
"prurient" was, be ruined! He pulled.
however. thin liltienne'n methods were
unite uolotitliir In their Milli-o.
litre It
brainy wlrslim immunity export. vo-
candy mode in Aoedeniioiiin.
poured In the «to thin tho lint tiniu
Pollution unnamed thnt i only had
studied illthuins‘n I ‘6'
thorium that "In; ii ouhl little bit
very much to have Invented all that.
Another wltiioiui lumped In with
tho tintsiii'snt ”
hotter thin
‘Tiinotvreponod that to such hind'ot“
mutual the demo of
All" ‘
Mrs. A Havrland
li'ohliiine not no .
Silk Pongees, hemstitched.
* New;
borders. $1. 75.
Handsomeiy embroidered White Parallels, $2.00 and $2.25.
CHILDREN’ S PARASOLS
y.
. , Win {Do . 69°48 Store
nos. 3 and .5 onzn'r'rnwsuitnino. NORWALK. conu. '
Pretty Parasols
All the new ideas' in this necessary adjunct to My Lady' 3 costume. All with the popular
Directoiryfiandles in various woods and colors.
6.Plain Pongee with hemstitched borders, also with borders of various shades, $r.oo.
A very complete line of Silk Parasola, solid colors, in all the latest shades, $2. 00.
Black and, White Parasols, in stylish stripes and checks; $2.00, $2.50, $3.06. $3.50.
Very atnaztive Persian Silk Parasols in a great variety of colors and designs, $3 50.
Fine Colored Silk Parasols. solid centers, and fancy wide borders of many designs, $5 \
Bright colors, natural wood handles. 25c. Silk, handles enameled toematch, 75c.
”Why not ?" r’opllod the Witness.
At the next nonstop. 'ltirnne‘s lame
’l‘ony Robert Plenty. expresliient oi
the Soelotv of Fienoh Ariiuth
‘I have neon Etienne imply his pro-
rose. hold the Initui. "Ho mniios cur
rents pnsu across the moments In-
trunted to him for restoration. 'i‘hosn
currents who away granite nod dirt
and ropuir ernuliu In the paint. in d ‘
word. In In it most iunrvolous pronoun.
"I look to him it painting ot-my
rather. which had become \ory dirty
In hall IIW‘hOIi‘l' he handed It back to
me. it was superb "
"av: 9“? the mixed colors rovlveiiifi
be was united. _ ‘
“Naturally. (loioru are morevivld
when the: are olo‘a’l’led and freed train
the dirt that covers them"
”tuning. the Acndernirinn, instilled
at the next session oi the court thnt
be bought Etiotlne's methods were not»
entitle. and yielded coed results , .
"lint I am neither an artist nor ii
mtorer nl pnintlngu." be suited.
lie nddodtlmi he. had been present
auroral times when Etienne need his
electrical dlli‘OVflf)’.‘ (In thee: oc-
outdone, unlit llrnnly. electricity cer-
tainly cleaned the canvneoe, undoing
the contours unti colors or paintings
to nppeor amid the dirt rind grunge
iliatcovered them
"I unnerved the work v'or; alien
lively." hd‘deciiired. “and noticed or
artist Ihnt happened. And i do “qu
WIIII to outline in any way my origi-
nal untamentwthui the melboiis eni-
played by Etienne have been taught
him b; experience and that his pro
can iii scientific. The result: which;
he note are such no an outsider like
the must declare to be satisfactory." ‘
"As the reunite unhiovod by him
permanent?" Ilriinly was united. ..
"'l do not know." he Answered. I
\i‘bot‘eupon the intention became re-
duoeii to this: 'io the Etienne method
merely ii claiming of paintings or on
detail restoration oi them? M. ilranly
was naked whether. in order really to
restore them, It Wit! not nsoeessry to ,
coil 6in the aid hi it hruuh. Ho wail
not more. ' ‘
The em who adjourned tor further
hearing.
"Phat Etienne or anybody stile “:16
micro paintings hygiueenii ol‘ else»
trinity iii doubted moot emphatically-
hy on oxiiert mutomr who Miami! part
oi his time in New Tori: and the rent
in Paris. Vienna. ileriin. mid Amnioti-
dam restoring“ painting's. ‘ He told u;
Song Recital
Anointed by nut. LIIGKCTON!
kOIIKWOOB'II HALL, NORWALK
.W, Ilrldiiy dire... Marylin; II: 1656
liar this it t’loiited‘ii. Elli it A mini.
e I R 5 S LE
is guing on and is intuit blast.-——~
The Cut Prices
Will continue until
Dont laii to take advantage of
our offerings. You all know
»what a saving this is for you,
when special prices are offered by
Motion
No other store intThe
Norwailisa. is showing such vast
. , aisortments of ‘ I ,
Ready-to—wear
. Goods
.‘
out [lilihtilis intuit lifts tailored.
diflsront method mutt ho implied. All
linen mothoilii. he said. null for tho
most delicate work by blind.
6 notion Howard,
street. is confined to his home with an
iittiioli oi tonniliitis. _ v .
,lii mainline tied so, pomowlint point-6‘-
ed till it return from Bridgeport was rot
relv veil by '1?th Cloth ti. it. smith thin
6 hi or
of Knuth Willi. new is
ridxeport. April lot by Rev.»
oi the annotation
I
ot Wilmington
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for Men.“ Women and” Children '
adveryihing we sell is guaranteed .
and you don't need a whole lot of
money at the time of purchase.
You can settle your bill. In
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