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A complete moment in .
Gingham. Secronckerand '
Galatca Cloth, at
25c and sec
E. K.» BANKS
Man-chow Hotol Block.
South Not-walk
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity:8n0w or
rain tonight; Friday probably fair and
colder; briak and high northeast winds
becoming,r northwest. on Friday. The
nnowatorm that was central yesterday
morning over Kansas has moved rapid
ly eastward and has now reached the
Atlantic coast. it was central this
morning near l-‘ittabutzghf Pit. The
Storm is covering a largo. area with
rain in the Southern and snow in,tho
northern portion. The, rain at it it. ill.
extended as for north as l‘hiladeiphiu.
The storm renter will probnbiy pans
(Why this vicinity tonight and be fol-
lowed by clearing and ooldor weather
on Friday. .in krilll of high prcasurc
('citll'ni ow-r Nobrosku, is running; very
low tttnpcmtzuts for the season of
the your hotwce‘n the Mlsrisaippi rivcr
and the Rocky )iountuim. Zero lf-‘m-
pcrtttnrcs extend as far southiao No-
hrualzn. The titty before yesterday
, tho tmnnorntnre in Abilene. Toma. was
up to ill); this morning it is down to
ab and snowing.
WEATHER ,A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, lib; maxi-
mum-18. Clear.
HAD DltSLOCATED SHOULDER.
Mists Anna liondrir-h. of mizui-oih
street. South Norwnlk, was taken to
the Norwalk Hospital. yesterday. by
order of Dr. A. H. llaldwin. suffering
rronra dislocated shoulder. which has
been in thin condition for the post
three weeks. At that time, Misc Hen-
dricks fell out of a chair and sustain-
ed the injury. chcral physicians
diagnosed the trouble all an affectatlon
of tho apin and rccOmmenticd external
applications of liniment. Dr. Baldwin
was called yesterday and found that
the young lady was suffering from a
‘dislocatéd shoulder and immediately
ordered her to be taken to the hospi-
tal. The shoulder was set this morn-
ing, but onaccount of the time that
hits planned since the accident toolt
place, it“ will be some time before
the ah‘ouldor bones can be forced to
remain in position. -
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. GAVE A CHICKEN SUPPER.
A very successful chicken ,3 supper
wacserved at .thc South Norwalk
‘ Baptist church last evening by the
members of the King's =Daushtera of
that church. The copper was largely
. .attend‘cd‘ and was of thotboat; 1;” the
i' conclusion clothe meal. a ','deiig’htfui
1 social“ time Wan..enjoy¥od Wail pre-
aent. 4., " ‘- ‘ ~
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CHIEF LE. fills-Hump ILL.
' other flihcmno .Leatheriund, of the
.Norwiunhpoilccrom, was taken ill
, yesterday 'inorninxand . was forced to
1 leave "hint work and go to his home in
Grandvicwv avenue. gpccial omcer
mom. a. Monte finished the chief’s
yeaicrday ‘ land't Captain Thomas
lam Telling the same today.
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h‘
6w Minister-Yon know Mrs.
raiiy well. don't you—does
d much for the poem.
DoroutiyJ-Oli. my yeti! why,
wool: Illa paid out more than
I to wear at'the'char—
mm»w.mme..mw.-paw mu...m....ii.
Booklets and Letters,
South pervert and ‘Normllt
. commander of the Grand Arroyo! the
Republic” announced today, that ho .
positively was not a candidate futt rc- '
. nu-
3Eastcr Pint Cards.
Now ontSale
WM. P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
’ i a. C
and i Baby
We are showinga complete line
era of the country. The nylon 8.
date. equipped with all the now 31d dealt-able matures. and
can he had at all prices from u.
whatever price they are marked!
.r’r.
_ A. J. COLLINS a.
they are best to be had for the nioney.
.arria‘ges
from the gunman mail.
0 all new and up to
0 up to $30.00. but at
you can be alaurcd that
COMPANY
not...“ w
on v a osmium mono. 3
man—«-
into Now Quamn Which An Modern
and Adapt“ to the Hood. of tho
Company in Evorytmy.‘
Gotcly 'l- Brannon havo moved their
atom to its new location, in 42
South Main attract, and are indicu.
tiona are that when the work under
way Ihifll have boon completed. the
new more will be unto-data in every
particular and will present itself an
one of the finest in the town.
«New fixture: have been provided
and the atom hu' been handsomely
decorated for the occupancy of this
encrscllc company. New electrical ott-
iects havo been supplied and are be»
in; lultallod, and with the aid of these
additional lighting tacilltiea the store
will be one of the brighter“ in the city.
The effect: were moved yesterday
and Manager James Gilligan and in:
corps of efficient aauiaianta are exert-
ing every effort to bring order out of
Iv
chaos and present to the buying pub:
am ............
NOON DAV LENTEN SERVlCES.
Schedule Prepared by Rev. F. A. Cole-
man at Trinity Church.
Rev. Frederickh. Coleman has or
ranged the following schedule of lien
ton noonday services at Trinity
Church cita;:cl, from l:::.’. to 11:4...
daily, with it‘ll-ltllllllitt uttuicaaca by the:
i‘tiléowing Hllt‘ilkt'l's: ’
llcv. L‘hnrloa (3. Clark. (‘hurt'h oil
Cloud Shepherd, Shelton. Mart-h :l,
"i‘ho all“; .iinrr'u ‘12, "The Autiu‘cri
it) tho Cull"; March 25:. pruinu cervical
ilrw, l~‘rctlurit,ii A. t‘oluuttiu, "i‘rlully'
Church, South Norwnlk. .larch 27~.i
"f‘li'tfl'l'lliifi' holiuion.” 'i
itm. (Tittirlca l). Srovillo, "i‘rlniiyl
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START YOUR Cl'llc
. Something Good for Y
. The aitcceaa of your broods. from the
shell. depends on the food you use.
pared. are the kind you can depend o
and future Iturdy layers. We use not
tcrialc, but we proportion our mixture»
the youngest chick an wall as the full
cracked graino are permitted to an int.
chick Feed is not an experiment. but
curei’ully" tested, and thoro in nothing
with perfect oatety. Bonnie Chick F
ported Millcta, fine cracked charcoal, t
(grains, such an out meal, cracked who
O RIGHT
n9 Ghloko.
nomeut they are out of the
Bo nie Chick Foods, homo pro-
to make lino. healthy towlu
niy the best and election! ma-‘
tacleotliioaliy. to provide for
rown fowl. Only sweet, Iound,
our feedl. Bonnie Little
is something that ha- been
and that can not be fed alone
ed contuina the choicest iin~
ficroughly dried and selected
t. cracked kaiilr. peas. lino old
cracked corn, which combined, make at food beat: adapted to produce
strong and vigorous chickens.
First. in quality, but in price. alw
t MANUEL Tono HATCH.
ya in the mind: of it: contain-
é'rI—«Bonnle Home Ground Food for H racl. Cattle and Poultry.
nor-bump“...
Americaangriculturai Chemical l
Ground Bone, Shéep
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o.’s l Mapc'a i Lister“:
Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLASTER, AIR SLAKED LINl'E, BARNYARD MANURE,
MURIATE OF POTASH, NITRATE 06 800A. TIMOTHV. CLOVER
AND RED TOP GRASS SEED.
RAYMOND B
rOTHERs
(“lltll'tih \ou iiuvcu. Muruh 26, "The;
i’rtttllt'ui Nus'tl ol' \Yot‘uliip,”
ltm'. Aaron t‘. f‘nll‘ll'll, tiraou‘t
(.‘ilzlrth, .\i'\\ York ifity. March 27,
"llctlliiy in' Religion." .
l“. W, linrrénlan, iii). tlrnt‘e
lit-r.
church, Windsor. March 2*. "Prccioua
l'roluiaos.”
llov. tjcorgo 'l‘. Llnalcy. Church of
flood Shepherd. Hartford. March fll‘
“lioil'fi Annual and .‘iittn‘a itcaponaclfl
March 30. pruiau's‘crvlco. 1
HoiyLWuk. g
\llov. William H. Jonson. St. Lulto'a'
t‘lturch. Bridgeport. Aprzi i. “Tito
Book of Life."
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llc something worth while in the way
of a clothing establishment.
MODERN CONVENIENCES.
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'Evon the Plus on This Modal Farm
Eat by Eicctrio Light.
The use of electricity on modern
lamp is very interestingly described
in the current issue of Farm and Fire-
side. All aorta of machines. from
feed-grinders to churns. are run by
electricity on a good many practical
fat-ma. Of course not many farmers
have put electricity to such extensive
use as has it”). ll. Minor, whose place
is described in the following extract
from the article; but hundreds of grout
farms in the prosperous Mississippi
Valley region tutu electricity more ox-
trnnlvciy than city people imagine.
"Near the village of Oriskuny Fails,
. New York. there is a one hundred-acre
Einrm belonging to it). ilurdctte Minor.
l
‘ “t-lix yours ago, Mr. Minor, helped
l by his. lions. dumincd a crook, ohtuin-
ling it full oi but. six foot. The wutor
li‘rom lite dttin wua loll along it small
gonnnl to the tiny wood powonhouuv.
i whore it is directed against the blades
{of u tnrhinu w'otor‘whoci. lloitmi to
Ethic whoul in tho aovcutccn-horaupow-
gar dynamo. Tho potvooplnnt in LTD!)
{foot from tho houac. uottoasitnttnu n
' ltrnnutniaulon lino of burn aluminum.
lit-cause ot’ this distance the
tier. Prank ii. lligoiow. St. John's;
t‘Jiturch‘i Bridgeport. .iprll 2.
lug-tho Lost."
Rev. Henry E. Kelly, Si,
Church. llrldgeport. April '3, "The
Four of St. Paul."
itcv. E. J. (fruit, t‘hrlttt f‘hurrh,
ilridgcport. April 4. "(‘iruat Extrema
.tiona." . 3
Good Friday. Preaching of the Pus-
siqn from 12 noon to 1’. p. m., by Rev.
C-‘httrlos L. Oomph, Trinity Church.
Bridgeport.
Rev. C‘. W. Areaon. Trinity Church,
Bridgeport, April 8. ”Suffering Hurd-
ships."
9933.9..de
The Kind no line imp innit
Beats the
'Slgnatnre' of 3 .3-
TRYiNG OUT A FAST BOAT.
Captain Occur Anderson has been
busy the [last few days testing out
a launch he has just completed for
Samuel B. Williamson. of Weatport.
’l‘he voaael is expected to develop
{speed that will put other craft in this
vicinity in the back row. In the tun-
-ing'up process already Captain An-
derson says a speed of twenty-seven
miles an hour has been attained. He
now has the boat. hauled out again“
and is going over the engine and apecd
apparatus in a moat thorough manner.
and hopes to attain a speed .of forty
miles anhour at the next. tryout.
MR. CUTBILL NOT A CANDIDATE.
Richard J. Cuibiil, stow department
election. In lacuna laid. it w inn
f
are William TM
THE MA! THAT BUYs
A Moyer Aptomobiie
is sung 0F SATISFAéTiON
evanv mmum
DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
AUTOMQBiLES T0
. . , 3, , and careful Chou
‘oscna H4
Tolcphono Oil
RIVER STREET
RENT by the hour. day. or want. Experienced
“fours.
BANKS
NORWALK. CONN.
I rsirrr.
'. plant is allowed to run night and day.
’u’itltout interruption. requiring only
inn occasional oiling. Every building.
Jiticlutliiig tltc pig-sly. is now nightly
illuminamd by cloctrlc light. A snmll
,tinp tircwood and turbo a lathe nod
fdrill unil other machinery in n nenrby
mitt-him uhop. .\ twohoracpowor mo
itor driven a vacuum i'ilil’lll), and the
thumping til, the house is tlono in a
'llltlili‘i‘ll way with vacuum t-lcnucra.
3.\ pipe from this same vacuum line
lcxtundc to thc cow stables and door:
"st-cu '
Gourgo’a '
NEW SPRIN
pro in nod ready for your inspection.
of the finest and newest. good: produce
curly." The styles we show will pica
GOODS
To those who wont the pick
this coupon we. any: "Come
a your eye; the values we offer
will please your pocketbook. Call at o co update our immenca clock
i now Suits. Lonacoula, Dresses. Wu
crusts. Ltioltcrc arcjttapua welcome
your faith in» ‘
The Paris Cloak
THE HOUOE OF GO
5: 5 Main St.. Stamford. 33
a.
into, Sklrla, Whilo Mualina and
l buyout. The stone to put
81 Suit flaunt
it ”mama‘s.
0. Main St., South Norwalk
the milking with the aid of vocuuin
milking machines. milking twcniydlrc
cows twice it day. A haif-horaopowér
.motor in the dairy room runs both the
nornrntor and the churn and in the
summer drives an ice cream froezm'.
Even tho grindsione is run by elcc'
tricity.
g" "Tho Minor ‘roaidcuoe is heated
with five electric heaters. which will
keep the house at seventy-live degrees
when it is zero outside.
also aovoral electric tailspincluding a
ventilating fan in the attic. in the
kitchen all the cooking. in done by
electricity tor a family of from five to
too. Here a airfoil motor does all the
hard work of the. kitchen and is also
used to drive the sewing machine. The
0.15. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line '
a WALL one“
:uonwaut.‘
Poona m.
'—
Eyes‘ Examined 'Frec
water araiom for the house and burn
is automatically sttmiiiod from a mo-
~'tor~drivcu pump.” ‘
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THE ALL-sutFFlc‘lENT FARM.
' E. 1’. Powell apeuitu in the Outing
of a ram, that fed. clothed and can-
noted a family with an axpenae at only
$100 a year: He will
The church of farm life
to tulle care or limit. 1 have always
urged that before trying to mhkc
Strictly Fresh Eggs, per
3 can: Milk
unwritten. law that a count do:
should not. new: now than. poo W
- Anions lihc~cantiidatca t ‘ ‘
ulnouuuuyusocu
bonus» , :
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9 ‘Te
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to. Turnips, Appica, Granger.
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4 lbs. Mince Meat ..........‘....d60[W akor‘a Cocoa or Chocolatc....i90
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2 lbs. Prunes ..........3.,,,.,.3...‘.IB¢|7 ‘
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money by our crept. we country follt
I remember
that sorority-five your: can my fa-
ther'a family lived well,,but spent in
actual ,caritihrarelymore than one
hundred dollar's a year. We raised our
own lambs. veal. (owls. ens. beef, vex-
oinblca. applet and pearl and cherries
and plum; andwith all this very
nearly all our sugar an well as our
honey. Little of this was sold except
our and fruit. but much of it won
cxchcnued or “swapped.”
homomado.
i
0
built tho action. don
mm
3 motor lit-iron tho vlrculnr saw for out
There ard 3‘
is its ability
'l’hen we
made our our: clothed 'lumly'. from
our‘own wool.‘our carpool and our
buddinz audour pillow. with all the
rent. We mudo andmendcd our own ‘ y
3 chaos. and our “tools woularnely .
it moi-«LLWM‘ '
«in front tonight-c- .
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A-Wa DANDERINE Witt;
MAKE roux HAIR wsraous.
soar, FLUFFY, aaunoanr
' a
get a 2.; out: pout:I Halo and
. orever top Falling on. toiuos'
Scalp and Dandruff
..
If you Wish to Double the Beauty
of your Hair in Ten Minutca surely
Try a Dmderine Hair Clean»
Your hair become! light wavy, fluffy
abundant and appoint or soft, luatrotu
beautiful no I young girl‘: after a Danderlnc
hair clause. Jun try thiD-wmcistcn a cloth
with! little Dandcrinc and carefully draw it
duo your hair, taking one mull strand
at a me. “it will chance the hair of dust,
dirt and exccuivc oil and in put a few
moments you havc doubled the homily of
your hair. ‘
A delightful lurpriae- await: particularly
those who have been careless, who» hair
ha been looted or in , faded, dry,
brittle on Boulder beautifyin‘ the hair .
at once Dandcrinc dinolvu eve particle
of dumfmfl cieunm, purine: an invigor-
am the p, forever stopping itching and
filling hair. '
Try It you will, after'one application of
title you cannot find any dandruff or
a locus or falling hair, and your scalp will .
never itch, but what will pleasc you most
will be after a fcw‘y‘vocka‘ use when you will
actually see new hair—fine and downy” at
fim~yeu~but really new hair sprouti all .
over the scalp. Danderinmmakeo the it
grow long, heavy and luxuriant and we can
prove it. If you care for pretty, soft hair
and lot: of it surely get a 25 cent bottle of .
Kuowlton's Damiano: from any drum"!
or toilet couutcr, and jun try it.
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(‘oclreuoc Huymakcru' Association. Buckinphum- Woman‘s Relic! Co
No. 12%. i. 0. ll. 31.. will meet this No. 30 of Norwnlh. is scheduled
owning for iii-monthly husinouu. hold a mooring this afternoon.
heM'a'nhat-ta
, Cloak, Suit & Fur Co.
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3g: 61/, NEW YORK Bum-n
”3;? AUG, 16”) and I 7th .
_ Stylish Spring Suits '
Tailored to Conform 3 to the
Graceful Lines of ’
the Figure
. ill? c‘é'” 9325.00
Handsome, Dashing ‘
Models, specially made .f
for our opening Spring l
~solo. There isaswagger '
' and a swing to all our
tailored suits, which
to ark the extreme of
styles for the new sea-
. son. *‘together' with a
characteristic touch of
quiet elegance to u n d
only in garments ofthé
, highest class.
The Suit shown here in mode of.
Gilhcrt men‘s wear Sex c, a ma-
nia! used only in the inest [or-
menu; minim coat hu hand
buffed collu- a‘nd revert. Suit in
hand tailored throughout. guaran-
. cod. satin lining: on «candy
I mm model. ' g
Special
Tomorrow
What Notwalkal’cople
. .. Say'About . .
Mr. ‘S. L. Benedict,
, Dear Sir:-’~ln regard to the Ford carl bought of you last noncomf
any that i used it in iny livery business laat seasomhnd‘am thoroughly
lied with it in every way. ' ‘ '
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in tin-cc thousand millet; oi travel with it. onioida of punctured
lFor low runnnlns cnpemu and'upkeopcoot‘it hits no equtti
‘ ‘ “ ‘ ” . on much
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