For Indium ond Children.
The Kind You Have
Always. Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
mlASllllllA
AWgetabiePIr A Millstonlmls
simiiatiiig IlIeibuIlaivlllII Ion
tingllIcSIomiiriistind Bow til
' ilNli‘LNTSm *“Clllllill, .
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Promotes Digesliont‘lrtifii
nessaiidiizMonulusmitM
Opiumlia‘pbinc nortiiticnl.
NOT NARC o'ric.
In
Use
For tier
Thirty Years
BASTllRIA
TN! GIIYMII OMMIV. NC. '0'! Olfif
Aperfrcl llnuedy for Constipa-
tion. Sour Stomach. Diarrliota
WoI ms .(I‘onvulsions. Touristi-
ness mIdLoss or SLEEP.“
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.FacS'iuIile Signature 01'
Ma
EEW YORK.
Alb months old
Exact Copy of Wnpper.
coLLEGE EDUCATION UNNEcEs. RIVES LA MONTE 'rAKEN TO TASKI
SARY, av M LEVY.
.._ ' IInIIiItucPonT. Mlllll] 12. Rllbi‘l‘l
llims lmMonte, of New (‘Iinuan is to?
Course I5 Beneficial. Ilav in a little better odm with tho
NEW HAVEN, Maich 1:3.~—~~l.iclicviiigI,11W“ Socialists as the result or an ex
this to be a scientific age, Thomas A. Ililunution of statements he hus illllill‘.
Edison considers that a technical ruth- . ””90““ “no" the latter than M W”
or than a “Musk“ education is more Immediately after making those state
wind to tho times, and is oi the, opin- incnts .
ion tlint II classical educution tends in At a closed meeting 0! ”w llritltc
make a pom" “hooky," while II “My pert lot-Iii of the borinlist party
nical education gives him information.
which be con use, every day. The iu-I
ventor oniiiiied' this opinion in 1111 lll
tiervlew in the Yule \‘cws today, iiiI
which he <Ii\‘.~‘:
inventor Edison Believes a Scientific
crt Rives LaMouto, was taken to task
by various members of the local So-
ciullsl body.
“We ate liiiug in an age when (II-Mi ”0 mado 1‘ lenm'y hurunuuo 1" d“
erylhinjz is being run 0;] scientific tense of his statements made in this
lines. Every business is hecouiinglmy. two weoks ago, to me effect that
more technical. It is an a“ in which \ Socialists were without respect for the.
' low, and that the Bridgoort local
competition is \t".'}' keen. Therefore ll 1) ii i t‘ ‘ 11
~ '0“ lUlll'h'l‘I l) 'i \ ', t.
it is necessary for every mun, WllO'“ "c H 3 u“ ' ( MN 9 U
come here.
would succeed, to guin an intimate .
knowledge so i'ur as possible. of the do} _ Taken to Task,
““3 of his business." Ail-er tulkiumi‘or an hour and II
He says that while in u prcllzirutorl‘ ltnlt III explanation of his statements,
school a classical education in ii. great Mr. loMnntp WM cquichl 1" dis
ndvantaig‘c and a liowertiil influence Oil ”SAW." by Jasper My .my. dcfeutcd
Socialist candidate for iiiziyor. llllil
u man‘s life. E'Oliilnlll‘llllln of "illicit ‘d t f l ‘ l i , ,
schooling-z in the ('lLtSSICI'll courses III INN A“ O “L. ”It.” on, “Hm“
lllltl Alderman iIrcIicrick Ccdcrliolin.
a
college tends to make a mun 'booky. ’l‘i fl l i 1
. , I I I , . ,
and this is. for the. most purl, forgot-I , H mm lli~ “Ah (a ltd it 1"
Bridgeport local and lrzilionto was
ten ten :I'l‘lil‘fi alter graduation. Cull"
. , st 1111 o 'I - I” '
sequently m inosI (MW. college MM“ i n tied to pin an explanation
of
. . . l.‘ :‘11 .’ a, I:' 'v I I,
“on mm.“ 53mm“. seems m me to h w“: Ittmuiislrellutlliy. Ullllllt lo?"
. . . "Sirs. . ‘\" III ~ . .
be IIuneeI-ssuii to II successtul busy ; :1 l “C At) mm k“ (‘lh'l m.
. . UO' . l‘. . I V i " ’i ' 1..
nests I (ll Ull the other hand, It niuu I ‘ a 0“ ‘ m m“ “r3 3‘
I'erely for his utterances. lioth spoke
without qiilbbling over terms. and the
discussion was very warm at times.
PiLES CURED W 6 TO 14 DAYS.
Your drugglst will refund money it
‘i‘azo Ointment fails to cure any case
of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
‘ing Piles in 6 to H days. 5°C.
with r. liltJiifl technical educntiun. that
is, a man who has graduated froniI
some wellIknown scientific school, ro«‘
members and puts into daili use to
great deal of the knowledge he linsi
an. nod." I
SAVINGS BANK TAX.
- Judge Peri’yflof Sontliport was emi-
.nently‘ right in uniting the State Com‘:
mission on Taxation us to why and
.V upon-what principle savings banks
Ire taxed. This was or the hearing,
BAlL FOR MRS. GRACE
Expected to be Fixed Sometime Today
—Caoe Baffin Authorities.
Sun-I
Iluy niszht at the hall of the organiza-.
Ition in the. Pork Thculre building Rob ‘
a
In IIIIIIs m
bilfit’
sorrment of Einbioiderlos at burgul
g Assortment
0f Embroideries
We have jult reviewed a large line of new Embroiderles.
then what are already have on hand, we shall offer an attractive as-
Adding to
n prices.
2060 yards Embroidery nt...10c
See East Window.
Cornet Cover Embroidery...
Regular price :lI'Ic.
ill "REMAIN I
PRllSllll [1R
Declines in Accept Appointment I :'
19c
Embroidery Banding . ...... 19c
. Regular value 25c. ‘
to Position oi United States I; 3mm mm, .......... ””3,
District Attorney, littered to " ""1"“ 5“ “l 8‘"
Short Lengths ......... .....7c
\‘nlue 10c to 1:'Ic.
Him by Senators McLean and ;;
Bhort Lengths, bottor grades,
similar reductions.
1500 yards Embroidery at. ..15c
Sec, West Window.
27-in. Fiounclng ............ 25c
Regular price 35c.
27-in. Flouncing .... ..... ...38c
licgtilur price, 30c.
Brandegee
A good opportunity to supply your
Spring needs for liniibroideri'.
IIIIII‘ tritium nun ;;
iiiiiil liiiii iiPPiliilillilll "
84 WASHINGTON ST.
A. Dickerman & Son
TELEPHONE 44b
Believes He Has Accomplished i:
Considerable in the Way of ..
Making Prosecutor’s Position
01 Service to the Country
ployeI-s' liability laws, to 8115’ nmhin:
. of internal revenue and post (llllCe
cases.
All of this would mean much lilil‘J
work and little tlinnks.
docs iiot see anything attractive in
this program and he prefers to (.‘Lill~
Ilnnc to serve as proIIeeIIIor of the
county court.
AItorney Robinson retires from the
office this spring at the expiration of
his term. some weeks ago the two
United States senators offered to rec.
ouimond Judge Banks Home to Pros-
ideut Tuft and Judge Blinks has had
the matter under ctiiisldcriitiriii. Tn-
dny he renders his decision.
it. is believed that the position will
now be altered to Judge .luiues E.
l(‘00|icr of New Britain, the ' present
corpuintlon counsel of that city
Judge i-Zlmlu'e 8. Banks, prosecutor
of the Common pleas court criiniuui
side, has refused the nppolntment to
{the position of United States district
luttorliuy for Connecticut which wits
'offered him by Senators McLean and
l Hrsudugce.
! .iudgc Brinks today mulled Ii letter
to Ibo two Senators. thanking them
-for their Iecomincudutions and at the
{some time announcing that he did not
cure to accept th‘g appointment.
in an interview Iodav Judge. Banks
said: “Yes. i huve declined to ac
:cept the appointment and i. have so'
notified tho two senators, lit the
some time cxprossing to them my sin-
now thanks for the confidence dis
played in recommending to the PM. _______'_‘“‘___~_4
idem my appointment 10 this imIl NEW YORK TROOPS MAY so
portnnt Ullltt‘.
l
1But it to Hardly Likely the Sixth Com-
"While there is much that is Iii-l pony Will be Called to Mexico.
Irnctive in the ponition of United} pomp“, assurance. that in the
JStntes disirict attorney, i prefer my lump of the United States ianidtng
:Prerem Imsilinn. I feel that l hni'rjnexico, the Seventh and SevenIy-IiI-at
Ibecu of some sort ice to the public ns’rpgimems of New York city, will be
prosecutor of the Common Pleas among those to go; that two other
('Olll'l ”(I l lii‘llt‘Vt‘ 1 can find 011“" trepinionts (tom the sluts of New York
Olllilllltl’llilt‘H in tho some direction.‘ “I“; join the two from the metrup
ftllls; nod that it is quite likely that
Prefers Present Position.
improvoment Shown.
it is lidmlitcd by all those whoitlie United States will cross the borv
hove liiid Iiculinns in the (‘IoquoiiL-ier was mode to n Seventy-first mun
l‘lcus court. ciimlmt side, for more in the SeIretary of “'ill‘ rcceiitly
Iiinn 21 year post now that more has The former imported this infotiustimi
been .I distinct improvement in the to u Sciitinnl reporter. in turn
conduct. of the court olncr Judge; it has been known for some time
Brinks become prosecutor. ithot arrangements for the use of
lie hud no snollvt‘ IIiIIcrcd upon Iticltroops in Mexico have been going 0"
duties of his office than he nimouiiced 1nnd regiments and companies it” over
It change in the method of dculiiigIllIe country have alternately hoped
with liquor cases which worked II not- lnnd expected that their own would ho
able reform. iwnnled.
Heavier Penalties. 3 it. is not likely that the Sixth t‘om.
it is pointed out that heaviei pen iram. Coast Aitlllurr. (“Grim Mil tr?
allies have. been iIIliiIleIl more. bonds “W‘IM- bl" l" "l9 9"?“ “‘3‘ they “V"
have been foiicltod and sewrul li- 1“an WA” be ready under minim" M
focuses have been controlled since. this I be" M. “0331"“ 10 tin!" ”‘9 mm“
‘ucw system went into effect. As one 30”th-
lawyer said: ‘lt is now A case of thci ‘ l l .
state fixing the penalty and not coun- M”" E" 1: Boers. 0’ Weston ”‘13 ‘ S
sel for the accused suggesting it .. l“ -ited her mother in South Norwo k.
This has had a tendency. to reduce ‘F‘W‘ww ‘ ___.
the number of cases of this churac 1
tot and it is admitted that liquor deul- l “GK"OWLEBBE IT
ors me much more careful about vlo l
latlug the law l50uth Norwaik Hu to Bow to the In-
A I Scored Triumph ovitablo-3coru of Citizens
But it “as in ’deuling with Pm" it.
It.
We Give S. S 11. Trading Stamps
.luduc liiiniIs A
before State Commission on Taxation
at the Capitol. And Judge Perry‘s in-
. A',1‘LANTA 01].. Much lSMEft’ort
{to haie bail fixed for Mrs. Duiva
‘tli'e
i
policy cases that Prosecutor; Banhsl
After reading the public statement
nation is a splendid tribute to his abil~ In; over.
qulry was not only pertinent, but also
was his emphutic insistence that such
taxation is wrong in principle. And ‘ their home here. a week ago, are honi-
wo upprow of his contention that the f 1i expected.
proposition oi‘ any icrea‘so of the rnth> So much beer was hare yestci
of taxation on savings banks is unJus- Jtiiiy that he. was taken t'iom the boa
“timid—«New Haven Journal-Courier. vital to a physician's office. a mile
~~~~~~I-~ -— —- :distunt, where. on x-m photograph
TR'BUTE T0 KENEALY- lot the wound in his aide was made, in ‘
The news that Mr. Kcneaiy has been lorder to locate the bullet. '
requested by the President to continue Circumstances surrounding the l
at the head of the Republican organl' shooting remain as much of a mystery
Grace claims his wife shot
ity and execntivemapacity as a sum- :;nim his wife claims she is iiinIent
pdlgn manager It would not surprise A letter that Grace says he wrote his
.. “one on the inside to see Mr. Ken-I wife at her suggestion, parts of night- I
only rewarded by {in important Iip- ctlotIing scorched while oedclothing
(liuce charged with the shooting olI
her husband, Eugene 11.6mm, Iii
‘ pointrnent some of those days. ~New ishow no such marks, are features in
’thc battling case.
‘Britsiln Hctald.
I example of
lenses coming from disorderly houses.
mum, his greatest triumph. HeIoi'this representative citizen of South
gulie formal notice that all casesIwaalk given below v.0“ must come
which came before the court would lto this conclusion: Anomaly which
Ill"? dealt with ssve1ely and jail sen- lcnrod rears ago, which has knot the
mm“ imposed The case of CM Ikidiiey‘s in good health since, can be
penter. tho policv king.” was on lroliod upon to perform the same work
the effect or the stern :in other cases. Read this:
" ‘9 "°“’ “mm “mm“ 3 B. D. Kelly. 18 Wood street, South
been before A Norwalk. Conn, says: "The results
that follow the use of Dean's Kidney
lPills are aiwoys satlstactory. I am
pleased to confirm the public testimon-
lol i gave in their praise in 1906."
(Statement given June 22, 1911.)
The endorsement referred to by Mr.
Kelly'was given in April. 1906, and
was in substance as follows: "i was
troubled tor a your and a half by dull
l
measures.
lslllte Ii policy caso has
the court and it is admitted by'the
police that. the game has been almost
eliminated '
Prosecutor Banks has had other
gambling cases to deal with, also
He sent "Jim" Jacques to jail for
a term and that of itself was consid-
ered a. notable ochlovoment tor his
court. .
Why”, lite Proforo Office.”
it is becausomo his service in this
direction 1M. .lli‘dg‘e Bullion prefers
the cities or: prosecutor of the Com-
mon Plead court to that of the Uni-
ulilirp twinges in the small of my.
back. especially noticeable when l
otrolIshtenod too quickly after iloop-
lug. i also had bounded" and dizzy
spells. was restless and arose in the
I
pain: over my hlpl 'toxetlior with .
LOVE R’S
“The Place"
,'
it”
Spring Styles $3.50 $4
Ladies White Nubuck
Shoes $3.50
TWO STORES
Norwolk South Norwalk
Bridgeport Advertlununu
I Bridgoport Advertisement:
1
on» E. ill. limit (Humming,
Entuhltsitrli 185?
l
A DEMONSTRATION OF INTEREST TO
ALL DRES‘SMAKERS AND WOMEN .WHO SEW
Wilson Dress Hooks
.\iI lispcciiil Showing this week. Wilson llIIIIlI's Im-
not ordinary hooks and L‘lt‘b. The)" are to lie III-pcutlctl Iui
nutter till t‘ll'Clllllhliiilt‘I‘S. l'lIII \\’lll'llilll \I'liusc gown is lus-
tI-IiI-Il \I'ltli \\'il.~IIu llmilm liiit'\ i‘ccl N'lfl‘ us in its Iippczir—
olive, and the knowledge that her buck is oil right is :I grout
.~;ili>lucliuu. \\‘ilsIIII lll'lll\‘ :ii'c tilimlutcly
they never I‘I‘usli in the liliilll‘lr) : Ilic)‘
hooked up Iict‘usiIuis, causing garments in gillit‘ IIIII-Ii : they
are tint and invisible.
in order III introduce lllt‘rt‘ [look-s. illltl in make their
I'IIstprIIIIl;
(ll) ii‘ol conic. IIII-
rcspcctlvc \‘ll'lllt‘h \rcll known in all \l‘L‘ make this IIi'l‘III‘:
Every person bringing this advertisement to our No-
tion Department before closing time on Saturday the six-
teenth. will receive free a card of Wilson Dress Hooks,
which sells at me. I
XIIIiIui Section, umin ilIIIII'.
MESH BAGS OF GERMAN SILVER
.-\ iiiuiniiiccntgroup, quite new. tiiiIl spurkliug \\llll
fruit lustre.
With kid linings, 4-inch lI‘quc: l’rcut‘li gray lop. $1.50
5-inch ill‘tllltt'. l‘rcncli gray tIIp, $2.00
ll~lilCll li‘uiiic. l'lg‘ilt‘ll gray lop $2.95
.tiyiurli li'uuic. lu‘lglii i'IiiIsli $2.00
5jj~iiicli illitll", lnig‘lit lllll\ll $2.95
Unbreakable Mesh, llllllllt‘ll. .I' glitch $3.00
a} _--lilt‘ll . $4.50
7.‘_1Iiucli $6.50
'lcivclry Sect-hill.
COLORED PIQUES. LATE NOVELTIES
IN COTTONS
In the colors Ium‘t :IslIcIl l'nr. I'I‘ru. light blur. piIIlI.
(lllll II_\ sit-r \\'llllt'
J
29c a yard.
\\':I~’li liIIIIIls Sectiiui.
Do not Miss the Irish LJCCS. iiml
things in lisc in shirt \\‘.‘tl<ts and wash
line may mun);
(ll.k"-\l‘q. )‘Iiltt‘x
is \\t‘ll \\.u‘tlI nu iii—
lllt‘ ‘.\'-ll‘l\"
Inuiislilp is remarkably line 0.; litany specinicm.
collars, and edges. The Clllll‘l.‘llllll
spcctiou ci'cu should one not \\l.\ll to buy. I'Iu'
l’riccs
IuIe-tlIiI‘Il and more below i‘cgnltir.
-————-—-———-—-—-—
Dress Linens. .\ll
I'I'IlIII's. rough and Hilltnllll weaves, for dresses or coat suits.
@112 E. ill. Emit disrupting.
The first sin-hing lIII‘ this .‘i'llHlll.
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v‘ :““\‘\“...“““‘ ‘\‘\‘C
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1912 Styles
Go- Carts 8: Carriages
‘ x‘ g. \_‘
ALL KINDS—ALL PRICES
$1.96 to $30.00
TheA.J.A_ngevine
8: Son Co.
134 ~136 Washington Street
*-
RETAIL HAT MARKET.
Clothler and Furnisher'o View: Upon
Trade Topics.
The (llothier and Furnishcr, II New
York publication, says of current Iil-
tairs in the retail hat trude:
. The latter part of Februury the load-
ing batters in New York city IIII-
uouuced their spring styles, and withl
morning tooling mar. tired than when
I wont. to bed. filling: loitering. 1 had
the wood fortune to hear of Dunn's Kid
hey Pills, and procuiod a supply at
Plalotcr's Drug Store. They worked
Islanders and in ion than a week my
trouble had dinoppooréd."
For solo by all: doctors. Price on
canto. Foster-Elihu“ 00., Donald. '
gt? York, sole snoot- tor tho Uhitc'll
ted adamant humor 4
this oppol'atmbnt
kel‘l‘ will a In“ Gilli
' Ind trips to
narrow ' cit “ti-notion. ‘
it mid slop moiil- consider-bio
Bond numbers and there is a wide va-
rldty of styles to select from.
hot the
this ‘pvont the real activity lll retail.
circles commenced. While there urn no
radically new departures being shown,
still the lines are replete with many
in still
iowcrowb, wide brim styles
‘ Moll. A low novelty
am who: in the sea-
Ii Mo pound the
‘ \_‘ xiv" 5‘ \_‘ 5‘ x‘
New Spring Corsets '
’i‘lic well-dressed wouiuii knows tlic'iiupci‘quIII .II
(‘ill‘eflll corsetiup‘, because. to halve/u smut: Iook'IIII;
gown and chic. appI-Iuaiulre. you must first look :.o IZIII
foundation. Here you will find just the models to
produce 8. stylish tlgurc. no matter wiiut your build
may be. Choose from various models. including the
best styles of the. libs: makers. tilted by It skilled cor-
seticre. with regard solely to your interests and not
the interests of‘tllly Iuiinufnclurcr.
Our stock contains Corsets from SCI: to $5.00."
°Models at “$2.50 Iind up titted tree of charge: ultei'ir
Iions when nocessury at little cost.
Let us show you and lit you to just the, light mod-
ol for your individual iiguic.
The N. E. RYAN “co.
86 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK
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men here in New York wearing rough ly pleasing appearance.
stilt huts, but in every instance they Velouis are steadily lncmosing in
were hot salesmen,“ from which it
might be inferred that some firms were.
endeavoring to push the sale of those is reported that the foreign m-aungitw
$°°d5 1’5 having the“ 331°31'19" “'01” micro are working overtime to till hie
them os“wulking advortlsenientsf’ oiders already on hand, and this
The soft but lines for spring contain should give the American makers an
more rout good. sensible numbers than opportunity at showing the trade that
have been shown for a long time The all good velours are not imported. In
exticnisl) freaky styles of last season order to be sum of sorting satisfac-
have almost enIirol) disappbuiod. unlrtory delivery in time for full business,
in their place We find nobby clients it would be necessary for retailers to
that can be safely worn by any iiidi-I place their import orders Iit once. and
viduoi without attiacting undue not even then there might be unlocked- for
tentiou. ’l‘ho "fiizzwwuzzy," “need II- delays. Sevcrnl manufacturers in this
popularity and next. fall they piomlso
shave" huts have lost. much of thoirloountry are turning out an excoilent ‘
quicklv achieved popularity. but thEIe‘gradc of volours. They have spout.
will be II big demand for rough ellects‘much lime and money in experiment-
in modemtlon. One of the best num- ling. so that now they have fully por-
bero seen thus for is 1| crass between a tected the pit of manufacturing those
scratchaup and II velour; not as rough popular hats. and they can make outin-
lis tho inrmer, nor no smooth as tho factory deliveries. Whether you hm
hitter. Several splendid huts along imported or domestic goods, it is safe
this line have been introduced, and to make preparations for a lively ve-
w I E...” *M‘
lentinel Wont Ada Erowinnon.
to be a big fuctor in hitting circles. 1t .
V .
Norwalk Chronicler