*N'Hi WNNN-fid WNNN’IN
onth End Sale
Beginning Saturday Morning, March 23d
A Seven-day Bargain Opportunity
This is the end of the month
for our customers by low pric
and end of the season. We are going to make it interesting
es on broken lines and low prices on new Spring good. We
will note a few items.
SPRING GINGHAMS ......
Regular price Ioc.
SPRING GINGHAMS ......
Regular min In x-ac.
SPRING PERCALES .......
WASH SILKS ........
Value 25c. ,
«is
4.
Regular price :2 r-sc.
‘ ' SPRING PRINTED MADRA
3 Regular price 156.
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sit
Regular price Be.
STANDARD GINGHAMS . ..
EMBROIDERIES, narrow an
............ u..-
............8c LADIES' snrntr'warsrs ........50c
Regular price $1.00.
------- ---~9c LADIES’ SHIRT wars'rs‘.‘.'..........75c
__ Values $1.25 to SI.49.
"""""II°c SAMPLE SHIRT WAISTS ............ 98c
Values $r.98 to $2.25
S ....... 2 .
' W I MERCERIZED MESSALINE sxmrs. .98c
V3alue $1.25.
........ ...18c
LADIES‘ FINE HOSE. only ............ Ioc
High spliced heel and toe.
.. . ........ 5c 3
MILL-END HOSE.
d wide HUCK TOWELS. 22x44 ............... roc
..roc and 15c Extra size. .
REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS AT MONTH~END PRICES
d.
2i
$33 .
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A. . DICKERMAN AND SON g
84 Washington Street. Telephone 446. We give 88.“ Green Trading Stamps ate
.3.
chili ”xix-H in? H Hair litthiiiii-riti‘ g. i-l-i-i‘rlllH-ri-li'dtri‘
+4+~rc++a+e secretariat ++s~+r~ch++++We
"New Spring Stock
Hat Racks
3 GOLDEN OAK FINISH
nus-r RIGHT con SMALL HALLS
PRICES $5.98 to $7.50
7r. A. MITCHELL
Furniture Store
oonNEN WALL AND men are.
' ‘ NORWALK. CONN.
$335.00
, son A
’ Blickensderfer
I Typewriter
' ‘ Cost 365
AS GOOD AS NEW
mince “ R. Nash
N. Main & wen Sis.
S.Norwallt
flexammmo NOROTON RIVER.
Town Health Officer Dr. Crane.
Stamford, accowpanled by 3
Imslth‘omcor George Hill of Bridge-
, State Chemist J. C. Newlands of
Of
.aooi‘elary ot the State Board or Health
I 01 Hartford, went, to New Canaan.
Tuesday afternoon, for the lpurpose of
its tributaries. Nothing detlnlte
‘ led us. to what means should
an to keep the water truth be-
Initiated as it passes through
and idly growing town at New Ca-
‘ Murillo and Glenbrook, hut
‘ ‘d33 to [so together again lit
Lulu; lists. This river has
' a and since It raises
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. bases his opinion upon an act oi con-
State '
.‘S. qr‘sensteln. G W. Lewis
Fashionable
Laces
Fashion rcportr indicate n his Lace season. We are
showing an exceedingly ntt’racrlve variety of the
much desired lrluds. so lavishly used for trimming
gowns. mllll lory. etc.
HEAVY MACRAME and MOORISH BANDS are the
season‘s molt desirable Laces. There ‘ll‘e three
different widths in every handsome designs. at 25c
to $1.00 yarJ.. _
ALLOVER LAOES. in shadow designed at 75c to
31.50 yard.
Cluny Allow-rs. Buildings and Edalhgs are popular
Lunch and are in very effective patterns; renl
hand made and also the machine made Irultnllohs.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
88 WASHINGTON 812. SOUTH NORWALK
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NEEDS THEM.
W ASHINGTON. March 22.-wln spite
of strenuous denials that it oontom- ;
plates intervention in Mexico. the all ‘
ministration requested and has obtalnv:
cd from the attorney-general all opiu-
lcll on its authority to use the militia ”0“ “t the town clerks ofilcs. I“
in the invasion of that country. Bridgeport, yesterday - naming Ernest
Holding that the. militia as such can R Hum“ 0f Rivwsidcfiilenry E. 02.—
be drafted lswlully for service only;h°"" °f Bridgeport ”“1 “W C
within the boundary of the United Turner. of New Canaan, as the ”0’30“”
States the attorney general points out “‘30 mm“ in“ mmpany.
that when incorporated into a voilln-3
teer army it is available for a cam-
paign anywhere on the globe. oé‘aoon w‘v To »' ”i
guess passed May 2!. 1898. a "month's “0 lualuess
after war against Spain was declared , Frank H {sitter Sella Reliable Reme-
A portion of the not states:
“That whenever the presldent'c'alls 3 d, at H::::rc::: Guano.
for the organized militia of any state
or territory to be employed ill the aer- When ono'ctln buy 8‘0“ Mill" for
vice of the United States. he may. nul- cents, it is a good time to. numb
specify in his call the period for which Ilse.
service is required and the militia ml in ordering a 500 bottle or Dr. How-
called shall continue to serve dnrlns ardacelobrated «mlflctarthe cure or
the term so speciiled, either within or ! 'constlpatlon and dyspepsia at 26 cents.
without the territory or the United Frank Ill. Baxter is slvlns one of the
States unless sooner relieved by or ”realest trade chances over altered to
der of the president." ltho people of South Norwalltr ,
Plans now in possession or Mayan Even though offered at halt price
General Wood contemplate the dismal-310:! introductory purposes the specific
tlon of 100, 000 troops along the borderlil 301d under ll EARNING t0 CUM 0"
of Mexico. Only 40. 000 regulars are the money will he refunded
now available for that service. There if toad dosh not diust well. it there
Inalnlng so. 000 troops must be drawn is [as or Wu it! till mmfltlu it til.
from the militia. tongue is coated and the breath bad.
-~—~»—-----—-——--¢ it there is constipation and st or.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahacksmcwd. Sims. F C. Loni}
lF HE NEW BRICK COMPANY.
l ' A} a
iNew Bridgeport Firm Flies Gartll'ler
. tion of lncorporstlorl. 3
The Connecticut Unit Brick and
Tile Co. is the name of a corporation
which flied certificate of incurpors
3:.-
New York; .I. J Horas. .I P. Merryour mosaic
chant New Haven; iii. and as... Dr. Hows C abilities um dutch ‘
yoke. Mass. .1 Mormon. Newark. ‘ll constipation
Milli Small
3 Massachusetts and New York.
' both A ladders Mimi-y store the
Dr. .lioirard's specific will our, you. ‘33,
it it does not. you have ordinal saa- 3
0 Jam" J w “We’ll. 3- 1" Storm.iter's personal anarchists.3 to return = '“ ‘
lll-lllll lllltll
~ llrlllilnllllllll nulls ill on
nuns-gaun—
cast excitation-sum nu. Gives Color, Lusirs‘ I. Faded and
males. Imilou oi Oyster Gray Halrwnandrllli
Ground in Rhoda island and Quickly Removed
Criticises His Geography
NEW HAVEN, March 22.-—-Captain
B. I“. Smith. manager at the Smith
Brothers' Oyster company. is much in-
censed om remarks Inado3 recently
by John M. Cramplon. a brother oys
tor dealer, apropos the small taxation
laid on oyster beds in this state. par-
ticularly those owned by the Smith
mothers. ill). Grumpton made his
most eh’ectlve point when he asserted
that the Smith Brothers having a bus-
iness worth one million paid but 3534.
as taxes on their oyster properties. cd in perfectly equipped laboratories.
This statement tialzltaln Smith uuqllal All Ideal preparation of this sort
iiiediy‘dcnled. He said in his ohice atlls \Vyolh's Sage and Sulphur Hair
City Point yesterday: lltomedy, in which Sage and Sulphur
“In Saturday evening‘s Tilnes-la‘ad-I' are combined with other valuable rva
or, of March id, 1912. John M. Cramp- cdles tor scalp troubles and this. weak
too was reported as saying certain hair that is losing its color or cornln'l
things that we wish to reply to. out. After using tilts remedy for a
"First, Mr. Cmmpron said that lhe‘fcw days. you will notice the color
representative 0! illlode island slated gradually €70“an buck vour scalp will
that the stats received #10 per acre lnrlfeel better. the dandruff will soon be
every hole of oyster land under (.‘illii none. and in loss than a mouth' a limo
lotion in that still We believe this tilt-re Will be a wonderful dliiereuwl
false and that no ropreso-ntntive of. in your hair
Rhoda island ever made this alste- 0011i “Ollie”- l‘our hair it it to full
ment. Certain localities in certain of'dundrufl‘, losing its color or com-
depths of water in Rhode island arE‘IDE out Got a fifty sent bottle 0!
no per bore. Vic would gladly paylWycth's Sage and Sulphur from vour
quite an ndlance on this price (orgdruggist and We Willi I few days
Inner of the ground could we have onri “'PMBIBM will do for W“ All Ilrus
have been used ior hair and scalp
troubles. Almost everyone knowa the
value of such a combination for keep-
ing the hair a good even color, for our-
ing dandruff, Itching scalp and falling
hair. and for promoting tile growth of
the hair. Years ago the only way to
'get a Hair Tonic of this kind was to
make it in the home, which was tron
blascme and not always baliul’urlory
Nowadays. almost any upItIl-dnto drug-
glst can sup'piy his patrons with n
ready-twice product, skilfully prepar-
choice. Other grounds ln uhodu Island slits sell it. under suaumw that
under a certain depth of water am the money Will be refunded if the
55 per acre or 19.3, and perhaps aslremedy is not exactly as represented
many ACTQB 88 {have an. In ll“: dEQDE‘fl Special agent. Stillaon- l'OWPll (‘OI'DOI‘
aurora. WWI
"(‘rsmpton says Just think. the _ 3_._.3_ *flw‘m_1_“3_3
Smith Brothers sold out their oyster
business to the Sealshlp company tori CONNECTICUT 'NTE’REST lN PAR
a1.’ooo.ooo. when the fact Is the Smith GEL“ P0“- 5
Brothers have‘llbl sold out their bun-l WASHINGTON. limb 22.«le‘-
MOI l0 any one and the film he it“: members of Consress from Connecti '
microbes to sold out for hundreds of (III have been nlnost swamped with'
thousands this than 81.000. 000 and the[ letters from the state on the subject
built of the stock llhsl he says the: 3st parcel. post The: demo ircm:
paid this state $1.000) this firm bud-men and women. from grauze organl-E
and solder", was In Rhoda island.“sntlons and farmers' clubs. Somel
firs-ere short, simply stating the. hull
"Mrnflmmpton guy's that it is very; that the writer was In tutor or this}
strange that htr.‘iiowa should say be3 measure and asking that it be_ sup-l
would sell oysters for at) cents porf ported by the congressman. Borne;
bushel. This‘d'ay of our Lord March were quite lengthy and went deep in l
80. m2, we pays engaged for this to the foreign postal policy. showing}
springs work over 80000 bushels at that they had given considerable}
oysters at 50 cents per bushel These study to the matter. and some were at
some oysters ion on our grounds here a threatening nature and intimated
at New Haven linlll llcxt full we prob- thst unless this bill. ltlls Sulser blill I
ably would have to soil for loss than became a 11W. and that 1‘1th speed-l
, 50 cents per bushel. it we could sell ily. some one would be elected to slay;
. them at all.
‘at home next fall. " l
“These same oysters shined from It in tho yenolal opinion among lht"
éllerc this spring onto some oi the $10 members that this sudden ill or lob
I per acre ground at Rhode Island purifier writing on this will“! ii the all
fall would sell for 31 and 31.25 per unit of some understanding among thel
bushel. Quito dittorcnl from Long “WWW“! parties. They think that;
island Sound ' gtholr position on the question at par-l
‘Crnmplun lllltl learned that mussels cosmonaut :0 be more generally l
, . Brothers who sold our to Scalshlp for known
I it. 000, 000 laid taxes of $534 mo yearsl
The letters are being answered as}
in“, “thug the {all {a "my Smith fast as possible. Some will answer
Brothers have not gold out and prob- only those coming irouI thrir own:
ably will ml“. that amount and the district but othe: s will answer all3
thin that did sellout undoubtedly paid ”it“! he"? "celled
twice the taxes that Smith Brothers: (ongressman ”NW said 1‘0 1W“
out and rho llulll~oi their. outer: were inlrwlmd “1 lMull conumm hi“! to
in Music island Nassau-bulimia andlembllnh parcels post and had not
New York shunned his mind on the noblest}
“Mr Crnmptcn “a” to .t.t‘ that Mr. Tilson expressed himself in favor:
New Haven “a Bfldelt’hlrbOrs of the measure and said he should
m I dlsgrucn. “a“ ‘ml. Ind “93‘“ say [0 MI GOTNIDOIidenlS that be
“M taken from W“ In NW'M‘ “F3 hoped hrls action in this matter would:
her. Now. how he does lump from meet with ”d" approval Mr. ““3"
New Haven and Brillsepol‘t to No“: [lbs to also in lavor of some measure
wich harbor when Norwich is 10 miles. “film“ i“ the “mum‘mam 0‘ “i
above New London at the head of the MS“ 9°“ l“ “"5 country. Mr.’
“mm men He my me mm“ Hill said "1 am In favor or a run audl
Norwalk but what have the con(”teammate parcels‘post and shall work
lions at Norwalll not to do with New ““1 "0“ i° in" end
Haven and Bridsollm‘ ._ fl 0‘"
"bloat or Mr. Crsmntons statements “mm" tbs bowels. prom
char. natural movements. cures son. I
are not true as any one at all familiar stipation~Doanis linguists. Ask your
with the condititlns knows .. drum! for them. 25 cents a box.
mos MlB‘I’AKE m CLOCK PAID ion A olnrv sacs vano.
A man was brought before liar-b;
Trolleymsn are Enjoying 63m Story
at Expense of Two Women.
Frederick W. it“. Andrews. or Wash
port avenue. has a good story that is
now going ths'rounds or the trolley
barn. it is a tale of two worsen who
mistook the watchmalters’ sign tor a
clock.
Motormsn Andrews was turning the
switch in Wall street in toast of Cole-
ed with violation of the city ordiu
assess in request to keeping clean
the yards or his two tenement houses.
The superintendent. or the Board or
condition of the yards and showed a
photograph to back up his claims. The
health inspector said he had visited
to place and that notices sent by him
so been disregarded.
other Illnh . Just at 8: n3 outsell; on. . The accused was fined :20. This
or two women stamina on no curb till: the sort or procedure which will
salad of lllm. "Cu N!s3 not a car to result in actual cilangos. Once let
catch the s: at train truth the slouch «illusion and that the law was en-
” " ‘ sited in: tbs. purpose or being abused
, there will he a hustilnlt oi baclt
era to get under cover. There is a
class 0* "spotty holders whose alga
in if». list them out P‘iMl' real
3.; C. McKonna. New Rochelle.
host; 1.. n. Hurlbutt. Wino
Bronson. they. ll III: A. a}?
For generations Sage and Sulphur
31334-136 Washington Street
NEWS IN WASHINGTON OE OONs
ford Police court the other day chars»;
Health testified as to the unsightly'
- nuance committee tomorrow “stout
Bridgeport Advertisements l Bridgeport Advertisements p
Gill» E ill illralt (ilnmptlllg.
Establish» mar.
0‘8.
”Infill
‘ A SALE OF RUBBER WATER BOTTLES
AND SYRINGES.
This is a very important sale as far as economy goes.
The goods are all perfect as far as use is concerned, but
these are some slight imperfections which Illigllt impair
the looks.
We guarantee any of them for six months
but no (ltllllll they will last much longer than that. When
n llHl-lA'Zilt'l‘ bottle is suddenly ill tlt'lll'dlltl one does not
think so much of the appearance as of the cmnt'ort‘.
Sizes 1. 2 and 3 quarts. uml regularly they would sell
from 75.31.. $1.25 each. \\'c have placed them all at
39 cts. each.
Displayed center l‘mllitt’l'.
Notion Stock.
For it quick 'iillt'.
ORNAMENTAL BRASS WARE.
Displayed today and placed rm sulc those attractive
pieces of halllllwrcd and polished brass will hardly last
until the work is out. We have rolllainillg:
,0
jardinieres. standing or hanging
Flower Baskets with high ‘llnmllcs
Pedestals and Smoking Sets.
$2.98 each.
TO LEARN THE SPRING FASHIONS.
The Designer for April contains styles for the Spring
bride's trosscall: three new c lat models with perfect lines;
a simple- design for a woman 's blazer: a two-piece skirt
\litll deep plait at front and blrk. \Iisses' styles, and a
real sailor‘s suit for little boy»: and inc good stories.
l’ritc too.
The Standard Embroidery Book. .»\ very interesting
publication for the woman will) has :I fancy for needle-
work. It contains two transl’yr patterns. designs for
puIIchworl-r and crossstitcll Uil Collar and cut-i sets, towel
curls and other household Ii lens. and in addition sugges-
tions for lingerie garments a ul waists: also alphabets and
Imrrlors. Prist- Isc, patterns included.
.\i the Pattern Section.
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1912 Styles '1;
Go Carts 8: Carriages
l Hotel Mahackemo
.l. a. cannon. Mgr.
3 Service and Cuisine Up-to—Date
9 Rates $2 per day and Upwards
3 SUNDAY DINNERS 75¢
Banquets a Specialty
' The Reed 8. Volk I ‘
Electrical (.0.
' ALL KlNDS—ALLPRICES
31.95 to $30.00
lTheA. J.‘An'gevine '
The Only Fully Equipped
asecrmcm. snap
in the Town
auro SUPPLIES
Phone 806-50 80.3 Main St, .
So. Norwalk. Music Hall Block 1'
8: Son» Co.
NECTICUT INTEREST.
WASHINGTON March 22.-—Senalor
McLean will today propose an amend
meat to the River and Harbor bill pm i
viola; tor improveinlt West River
New Haven Harbor at a cost $50.-
000 with. $4.000 annually for malnte~
ashes. . ‘
Senator McLean Wednesday intro-3
duoed a bill to pension Lyman H.
mach of New Haven. formerly of Tor-
rlnston. late or Company 1.. First
Connecticut Heavy Artillery. at :72 a
month, mach is totally blind and
needs the constant aid oi another per~
DAVID w. mucus, 3
Funeral Directorifnlhaimer .3 ' ‘
19 No. Main so. So. Norwaiir
Rssidsnoelli Washington St ‘
Telephonh at oiled-836sz I
Telephone at house—693
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connec-rlctlv ensure.
The following. were issued liars-ll:
iii 1912" list fulfilshhd from 001m 0:
of A. M. Webster, solicitor oi panama
Bridgeport, Collin: ..
son. ., I. 3 . Joseph nacho, Bridgeport animal
A resolution has been introduced trap. . ,3... 3. ll .
by Hr. biclieah authcrlslan Ithe corn- George is. ilubbard. New Haven.
buckle.
Francis 0: Echois. Hartlolmd drill
and sachet construction.
”(or F. Augonbraup.
pin-tumbler lock. '
Leonard B. Gaylox. Stamford
tl-shld grill '
R'inhold Schooil. Stamford look I
0an B. F. Weieleg, Shelton, satiety
flotilla.
mitten on forest reservations and
some preservation to have hearings.
sinploy steady-sphere. have printing
done and sit dbl-ins the Senate's sear
alone. The sssoihtlon will be adopted.
w. 5.11“th oi the Eastern Chemi 3
cal Company. Hartford; arrived here
today and aspects to be heard by the;
Stamfbl‘tl
811'
m3 chemical bill provisions regal-3th
Ito and pyrogallio acids. ‘ 3 9 Gear: e l) 'Coates 'l‘orrlnglon,.33
. p ‘ vrpslr heel. 3
‘ A ‘ Timothy E. Taylor. Thompson. nut 33 .
lock.
Learns W. Anderson, We bu”.
combined electric soul: 1 the shade-
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