M. WOOL ART GQUARES
SAW 8 1e 45.98. Value $3. 49
g, by 31.2.4638. Value 89. 49
”WOOL FIBRE ART SQUARES
' 3 by ‘4.. s.7.se. Value :10 00
‘TAPIOTIIV RUGb
3 I: .01250. Value $10.00
TAXM HATER HUGS
, May 4.. .017. 50. Value $22. 50
XMINBTER RUOS
3 by 4. . . “$1060. Value 825 00
BARGAINS IN MATTINGS.
u’rA WASHINGTON sr.
Alums srrcu
atlas AND“ MATS
',We have made Special Prices on Russ and Mata t
stools belbl‘e opouiag our new lines.
IQHORT LENOTHS LINOLEUMHALE PRICES.
‘SHADEO TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
A. Dickerman & son
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We Give S. a, H, Trading Stamps
clase out present
0%“ pr .
swam auos '
18 by 36.... no. vane ”.00
SMVRNA RUM
21 by 45mm. Value 31.39
AXMINOTER RUG!
27 by u. . . 31.”. Value 82.25
AXMINITIR BUGS
38 by 72. . . 12.98. Value 33.98
BUHMA HUGO
27 by 54 ..... Silo. Value 31.25
SAMPLEG OF CARPET!
...... 15c, $1.00, $1.25
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SEEK DAMAGES OF $20:
"10M Till! CONNECTICUT
COMPANY.
A recover for injuries recoived on
' ' lay our. Elret 8. Stone and Eva
lieu! Huntington. have brought
stun. against the Connecticut Co
Adlai-agate damages of $20, 000. Pa-
the action were filed this
as in the Superior court. it is
'd that on. November 20, 1911,
liers. Stone boarded it our in
car vvas crowded and the plain-
.hitd to stand on the front plat-
'., As they were standing there
rake whirled around and struck
, Stone in the abdomen, it is ai.
' ‘Sihe sufiered severely from the
it: find had to undergo an opera-
«it is claimed that the brake was
ve. Mrs. Static wants $15. 000
on and her husband asks 86 000
. _ he loss of her service. Both
' . I are roturnsbie to the April
‘ “iconrt. '
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AA earns. THIN mau.
MONA
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. rtbat hang on weaken the sys-
you lower the vital resistance.
wVOoiilas postmaster. Barnes».
2 y exhausted after each ill
but coughing. I bought a bottle
""a Honey and ’l‘ar Compound
Albino i am taken it all
‘ spells had entirely (:er
”my and Tan Compound
1 stops the couch by
Refuse substi-
' 0U
iy of formats who did
technical medical
. l
,. sh. He says: "I would he: '
the l
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Fashion reports indicate a his Lace season. ..We are
showing an exceedingly attractive variety of the ' 11
much desired kinds. so inyishiy used for trimming it
gowns. mililucry. etc. A ,
HEAVY MACRAME and MDORIGH BANDO are the ‘1
season's moat desirable Laces A'l‘here are three 11
different widths in even handsome designs. at 25:
to $1.00 yard. _ 11
'ALLOVER LACES, in shadow designsfl ut’YSc to 11
31.50 yard. 11 .
Cinny Allovers, llandings and Ednlngs are popular
Laces and are in very effective patterns: rcni "
hand made and also the machine made imitations ‘”
Th N E RYAN CO A“
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36- WASHINGTON 811.. SOUTH NORWALK 11
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a- nu-" ' vara'a'n'ar'-"~'-'n’ur‘~
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auusumn cuss orriceas. ‘
The Sunshine Class of the South
Norwaih Baptist Church has reorgan-
ized by electing the following om
cars;
President-Adm. John Andrew
V icc- Presidentheorxo Campbell.
Treasurer-Allies Lucy Finch.
‘ once in your hair after a few days'
' imminent.
Gordon WWW! color
to Grey Hair
the discovery of the first gray hairs
which unfortunately are looked upon
as heralds oladvancinx one. Gray hair.
however handsome it may he. makes a
person look old. We all lmow the ad-
vnntues of being young. Aside frorn
the good impression a youthful up
neurones/makes on others". simply
knowing that you are "looking tit"
gives one com-ago to undertake and ac-
complish thing's. Bo why suitor the
handicap of looking old on account or
gray hairs, when a simple remedy
will give your hair youthful and color
and beauty in a few days' time.
Most people know that common gar-
dcu aaxo acts as a color rcsiorer and
scalp tonic as wall. Out grandmothers
used a "Sago Tea" for keeping their
hair dark. soft unduluxuriant. in
Wycih's Sage‘and Sulphur Hair Rome.
dy we have an ideal preparation or
ills-go, combined with Sulphur and oth-
or valuable remedies for dandruil. itch-
ing scalp and thin.‘ weak hair that is
split at thee enda or constantly com-t
in; out. A few applications ofthia val.
nabie remedy will bring back the color.
and in a short time 11 will remove cu
cry trace of dand‘ruil and greatly im-
prove the growth and appearance (it
the hair.
Get a fifty cent» bottle i‘rom your
druggist today. and notice the differ»
All! druggists sol] it. under
guarantee thht the nioney will he re-
i‘unded if the remedy is not exactlyu
mpme'uled. i
special assttt. Stillaon Powell Cor
poration
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iiiiil liiill BIS
unit illllil 5
E . A list-mists Will A” immt
. it (cannot sadness accompaniu‘
‘ " and severe attack of kidney trouble.
i lillillilill
.1 ’1 5 '
“film .01. West-
pa‘st few months iarz‘e iracts of land
in colv‘srluwu district um been sold
to New York and Westport parties.
Borne of this land has been on the
market for a long time and it has
”been hard to Ind a purchaser. A
great deal of it is not of the best
for cultivation purposes and much
more entirely not adaptable for
building sites. but at the some time
a hilh price has been paid for it. All
this land is in a direct line out and
west which makes the suppoaltion
that there is some large syndicate
back of the entire movement.
Since the purchase of the Hook-
annm .property. by John (lullatly.
sales of real estate in that sectlon
have been numerous. The Supperly
Milla property on the west has been
bought by Mr. Gnllatly. The lid
acres from Selectman Robert H. Coley
and a number of acres from Edwin
A. Beers and the last purchase. tilt:
Martin Godfrey, by New York pur-
tlea. The latter sale was made
through Real Estate Agent John
(.irawford. .
A rumor was current some time ago
that this property was purchased tor
the purpose of puttinglhrough what
is known as this West Chester Rail-
road. This. however. is more lup-
position on the part of some. At
any rate ihosals or this lame aniount
of land to the north means some-
thing. whether it is tha establishment
of a new colony in Westporr or ior
railroad purposes is not known. but
lit means much be what it may.
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o. A. dinosaur 24 Ontario 8t. Roch-
ester, or. Y.. has recovered from a long
his cure being due to Foley Kidney
will iiiil lliill
Secretary oi State Board at Ed-
ucation‘ Writes to Connecticut
Delegation at Capitol
WASHINGTON. llarch 26.-Secre
tary Charles D. lithe. of the state
board of edtiellian.'hltl sent to the
members of the cannectlcut delssation
a copy of the objections at that board
to the provisions of the house hill,
entitled. "A bill to ouruurmA in~
atructions Ain agriculture. the trades
in secondary schools."
tions of the board arc es follows;
First. It provides for the“ improvo
ment'of agricultural processes mm
or than for education. Second, it
Secretary-Alisa Mildred lioruer.
Chairman of ‘Soclay Committee-u
Miss Ruby Gardner.
Chairman of Missionary
tee—Miss Anna Smith.
Chairman of Flower and‘ Visiting
CommitteeanliISs Emily llurria.
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PLEADED GUILTY T0 BURGLARY.
NEW HAVEN, March 26.—-Siepheu
licDermott and Elmer Clifford were
hold 101' trial in the Superior Court
ycaicrdny after pleading guilty in no
live court to charges of burglary and
limit. The arrests followod'a dispute
between the prisoners. who are each
about 20 years old. and after arrest
McDermott confessed to the police
that ho had planned to wayluy his
father Saturday night,-
wltli an axe and rob him. Delay 'in the
arrival of the father at the liloDerinoll
home frustgaied the plan.
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DON’T BE TIII'I
M
I.
No Mud oi Icing. lot-away. Week and
lmloldfld.
in these days or physical culture
and health foods. one would hardly
e’xpect to no any thin. weak. «smoul-
atod people, but in- suite at all this.
newly ovary person. you meet is thin
and scrawny,
Commit- .
attack him,
provides for the training in the ex,
listing normal schools of teachers or
’industriai occupations-a purpose
.itnposaibie of accomplishment. Third.
The term are inapplicable. to Goa-
'uecticut because the state must divide
themselves into districts of less
than live counties eschwtbus atrial
Connecticut but one distrch Fourth.
The amount for each state is based
upon the state tax which does. not
exist in Connecticut. Fifth. The re-
sponsibility of administration is so
divjdotl that anatomy is impossible.
Sixth, The bill is adapted to- agricul-
tural states with county uraniu-
tlons and will lighten state espouse
rather than lacrosse vocational editor
lion. Month.- Thsre are no oosrlia
ass or equipment. The money can be
dissipated upon lsebio schools without
check.‘
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COAL ”All“ MIIT.
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J. P. Mccueltor, at New Haven.” Mada
President of Malibu. .
NEW WNDON. Hutch tin-The
Connecticut 'l‘ido’ Water coal Deal-ref
association hold their usual boom.
tion and bsoouot here lent night; on
cars fo'r‘ asst your store ollots‘d as fol
lower“ .AA. .3
Presidsutfl P. Meditation
unwell. ‘ . ,
“WHATS AlllTINO NOT HELD.
so. Wit mom-tum Board of. lila-
in Ta of uranium. and . lion
.mun. ilc's‘t'
and industries and home economical
The other-i
lions as to standards of washing Wt"
"theyooras
A» iimatsi and ,‘l‘axatioii was could so on,
'. .Ads‘r linoleum. with Mayor William. A
Pills. After detailing his case. he
lzsays "i an: only sorry i did not learn
isooner 0! Fully Kidney Pills 'In a
How days’ time my backache complete-
1;; text rue and I felt neatly improved
My kidneys became stronger. diuy
spells left me and I was” no longer so-
noyed at night. i feel 100 per cent.
better since using Foley Kidney Pills."
Tonic in action. quirk in rmlts. Try
them. W. I“. Wildlife I Go. “
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new Havsu (use mousse.
With one exception. the February
gross surplus of~tbe New York, New
Haven and Hartford system were the
largest for any one month in its hio
tory, smooth: to an increase of
uomothln; like 8850.000 over the same
month a year no.
0n the New Haven lines prover the
gross increase was something like
WES'DPOET.’ March 27.— ——Duhiu‘ the ~
.costlon here if readers who are sub-
stantial lllliiill
Wire You list 'si-ord‘or Biom-
soil and Ends All indigestion
in Five Minutes '
rum would not. be I can of ladl-
loot to Stomach trouble knew the ire-
mendous antlferment and digestive
virtue contained in Diupepsln. This
harmless preparation will digest is
heavy meal without the slightest fuss
or discomfort, and relieve this sourest
acid stomach in live minutes, besides -
overcomlnz all foul. Nausaoua odors.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula. plainly printed on each
sitcom case of Pope‘s Diarlopain, then
You will readily understand why this
promptly curse indigestion and re-
moves such symptoms as l'lonr'thurn
is feeling like a lump of load in the
scomach, Belchlng of Gail and Erucin~
tions of undigested food. water brush.
Nauseau, Headache. Biliouancss and
many other had symptoms and, be-
sides. you will not need laxatives to
keep your stomach, liver and intes-
tines clean and fresh.
ll your Stomach in sour and full of
gas, or your food doesn't digest. and
your meals don‘t seem to m. why not
not a bo-oent case from your drugxist
and make life worth living? Absolute
relief from htomach misery and per»
foot digestion of anything you eat it
sure to follow five minutes after. and
besides, one 604ml case is suflciont
to cure a while 'famliy or such
trouble.
surely, a harmless, inexpensive prep- ‘
oration like Papa's Diaperisln, which
will always. either at daytime or dur-
ing night. relieve your stomach misery
md digest your meals. is about as
hand and valuable a thing as you
could have in the house.
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NUTMEG CLUI'O OPEN HOUSE.
Mini; for Business Men on April 10th
to be an Elnora“ One.
Having considered the matter cum
fully for some time. the Nutmeg Club.
of Norwallt. has at last decided to hold
a business men's open house on Wed-
neaday evening, Apr-illilth. This was
decided at the meeting on last Tucs-
day night.
it was annealed by several business
men to the young; man 01 the club as
an excellent plan and lnveatlaatlon
Thorn are a great many men in The
Norwallrs who have but little idea
what the Nutmeg Club quarters are
like. The opportunity tor them to in-
spect the quarters is made and the
evening will he as enjoyable as the en.
tertalnment committee can possibly
arrange
it is planned to have at least one
8600.000. but the company was not
pauses have boon enormoua
ins- ou the New Haven line have been
increasing. over a year Ago. at. the rule
bf 820.009 1 day
GIIILIIIEI INJURED
mm
Ordinary Commas and Pitts and
Harsh Physio Cause bistros.-
Ing Complaints,
You cannot be over-carolul in the
selection of medicine for children.
Only the very gentlest bowel medicine
should oved be given. except in enter
saucy canoe. Ordinary pills, csthan
tics and purutives are out to do more
harm than good {thou may cause trin-
his. nausea and other dismantling an
tor-onsets that are “annually health-
destroying.
We personally recommend and nor.
' Aantoe amp Orderlles as the amt
and most demadabie namedy. which
we know. for onua'tlpa‘tion and associ-
ate bowul disordera. We bars such.
. absolute faith in the virtues oi this
remedy that we sell it on our sunroo-
tee of money lack in every instance
where It tails to “alva entire sstlsiao-
medicine to, try it at our rial:
" durable in action. my be taken at
“ any tune, day or sum; do not cause
. iii-trams. mm. Asrlpiu. excessive .
in; as a row" tonic upon thoro-
laud raucous: cost of the ' bowel. thus
”previous WM All units to
lion, and we urge all in need or, such ., - .
aux-u Wiles mi salon not in.
candy. are particularly moist and
i
«rested since its formation. The eiubi
speaker one very much enthused with
We ‘0 “W 1” '1‘" ‘0' ‘3“ W will" our. having been more or less in;
31"“ ““1 “"1 °1 31"“ "1’“ “ml will be open all the evening and thei
business than may coma and so so
they wish. it being unnecessary for
than: to remain longer than is conven
ient. an orchestra will he on hand to
furnish music. and refreshments. pro-
1:1ny in the form of a bullet lunch.
will be served
The quarters of the. club are sec
and to none “in the town. due rim to
the kindness of that owner of the build.
lag. Henry if. Coloburn. and next to
tho energy oflthe club members; lut-
provéments have been made from time
to limo and there are now several
plans under consideration tor further
improvement.
tho'l'sbor of club members. These are
appreciated and mom by the club
members. but they no'vr wish their
lowest ho contort and to appreciate
' lln‘a 11:er
invitations” ‘wlll likely be
luauad.1hulshould any business man
he overloolted hot-'msy he sure of a
hurtnmlooho "and a good thus it he
shout-s alt the lion rootin- in tho Cote
Willis: (unit-sac: iii Wall
on, ,odnasduy urchins. April
Tile invitation is not alone to the.
nutritional men at Namath out to those:
of $0th Norvialx "have". .
conical. who not. [ A-
proved thdt it would be successful.‘ '
The club boasts of a number of fine .
pieced of: hdudlworit. tillths resultant _
madam the pillar- Mann 'A
, "little old Annual."
7 luau to this Ami fills rout rounder
. A. , at the paper is 1'. A. Warllu'id. formv
, city a poor country editor.
Bridgeport Advartlaamentis
on B. ill. Mail coop patty
Established 1852'.
FAIR WEEK
MUSIC.
Concerts every afternoon by iicntiq's (lulicsiin and
the Bridgeport Ladis'c Quarictic, cortinteiliing at two
o’clock. Eighteen nuntbcrsop the programme. and many
“ favorites.
('urpct Room, first floor.
SPECIAL FAIR WEEKA EXHIBITS.
In the Japanese Room a Silk Lump from Japan, op-
i‘l‘llit‘ll by Mr. Tamila. , ‘
In the Basement 3 i’uticr's \Viicci operated by Mr.
Duggau, who will makc artis'tic pottery from prepared
clay. ' .
In the China Store. (ii-ass etching conducted by Mr.
Eickc. China decorating ivy Miss Delaney.
At the Art Section. Miss Alden will given instruction
tosucii customers asdcsirc it, in the new punchwork and
other embroidery that is popular this scaaon. Persons of
limited timcwiii (it)Wt.‘iilt§)lIllll§t’ appointments by icic-
pimne.
Tea will be served in liic jupancsc Room every after?
1160!: from 2 until 5 o'clock.
SPECIAL EXHIBIT AND SALE
OF FINE DIAMONDS FOR FAIR WEEK.
For this wcek only, we shill show at our jewelry Dc-
partmcut a collection of fine ihzililomis, act in rings, pen.
ilfil‘llfi, brooches, ear rings, Studs .‘lllii scoripins. Beautiful
stones in beautiful settings. These are uficrcti to our cus-
tomers at
29, per cent. less than regular prices.
A most exceptional chanx.
We invite an inspection.
THE SOUVENIR.
Right from japan by way ()1 Seattle and i'lVCl‘IalHi by
express in order to be here or time. it is a little china
compote. while with gold tlcmratious and gold handle.
'Handy for the dining table. t'lc living room table. the desk,
dresser or bullet. We know it will meet with a warm wel-
come. Given to every‘ custoaicr \vitosc pllf't‘llnS'CS'AilillOllllt
to $2.00 or over.
O .
Come every day.
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Ellis B. till. Eran Qinmpunu
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® iXilil Silliil
VEBV BEST ACREAMERY BUTTER, o‘pound . ........................ 33c
saucy Formosa-pack...............,........... .............. 40c
cLovsa on MAGNOLIA MILK, a can . ...... . ...................... 1c:
BEST FLOUR, a bag.. ...... ... .. . ..... . .. . ................... 85:
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WAAHINGTON 8T; SOUTH NORWALAK
Tel. No. sos. Daliverleefiiao a. in and 2: so 9. m.
«rpm T0 Reason" to ous-
- PEND. have EDITOR.
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PUTTING ON THE LID.
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Orange Givilr “flotation to Move,
. Against Gavin flask. ‘
.V-EW HAVEN. starch 26 ~rne‘ 0r-
ange Civic association, it is announc-
ed. has taken up the question or “put-
ting on the lid" in Suvin Rock, on the . . .
west chore, tightly on. Sundays. and
is determined to make ahaoffort to sea '
that the laws are enforced Moving,
picture shows and other attractions,"
it is said. must close on the Sabbath
President Hé‘nry A 1.. Hall. of the as—
sociation said today that this action
v
“Too Hard Work to Keep Socialist Pa-
per Going."“Daciarsd Wart-on.
‘ Who Has arown'itica.
KANSAS ulrv. no. March as”!
The “Appeal to Kansas." the socialist
paper published at Girard. Kim. the
biggest political party paper in the
vl.orld is to suspend.
“it is too hard work. the task of
keeping it coins." These were the
words of its editor, Fred D Warn-em!
oxpiaininz‘why he will let the giant w“ determined it 901! at t um“
die. A“Thia is my last tight." Warren .
continued “"i‘h's present contest w‘itu‘ “Wm ”“1 fl“ association ."
the federal court and the postoiilco Tausuam N NEW
mam." m” m WWW“ : Havsu Aaaruaoao serial: or
prison scandal is the who sons of the , ‘ DlRlc’i‘OIte.
AW 5- Mll'. Of museum, treasurer
“1 111' 111W Haven road has been
violated fidinpol'drliy to the heard of rli
actors of the New Haven road to till
the vocnncy caused by the death of thc
late Al’rof. George Jarvis Brush The
landlord?! biedtlon ‘of Mr. May. which
- is. necessary in order to retain the ma-
- A . ”my 01 Connecticut directors in the
' , .. board. is in accord with the purity
‘ .It'iilblinced officially several month-l
Aim of reducing the board of direc-
loll was its present large number of
- ultimatum. which Is regarded as too .
lamina board will be reduced hero. -. -:«
altar gradually as directors drop out, AA ...
' tllbuth the Connecticut majority lu» '
the" board must be retained to empty
Tits Manama continuation was a
Wilma. his cartoon. thou ins profits
and bought cheap nus 'ln gluouri.
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