witnmnfmunerama
11011110111 Steamship Co' a maniac»:
till palaces. reaching all point: of
mill. Clyde Line. Mallory Line,
.1 Melt Steam Packet (:0. and Bo
"nub Lino. reaching all coast re-
rt: and South America with the
110111111 Steamship Co' 0 direct per-
‘Vloo to nermuda.13e11t accommoda-I
lion: and best rates. Ask for circu-I
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
loan-Inc: of All Kind:
H001 lento—Town, Country and char:
" Telephone 1230
0530110111 Over the South Norwnlk
TNIt 00.. 87-91 Washington St.
South Not-walk, Conn.
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Electrical Wiring »
FiaeLine of- Eiec--
trlcal Supplies
Charltfihek, Jr.
Addrou:
51 MAIN 87.. NORWALK
Tolophonu: 0111110. 901; 1101100. 21-!
H11 BLIC HTENOBRAPHIR
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meet tomorrow
Daughters of Erin.
lary, A. O. M, will
evening.
Mr. McDonald of “11111111111111,
taken a position at 1111111011 agent
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St. Mary's Young Men‘s (‘11111 will.
hold 11 regular business 111-111-1111;; 0111
Friday evening, |
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~~ill‘l1si1 17111'11 for service. 1
«’11. Austin. 111111111, 12:1 \\’111-111111g11111 $1.51-
(I’Eout't Cecile, No. 111:3. Daughters of“
Cnsilie. will hold :1 11-a111.1r met-ting"
tomorrow evening. ‘
D. H. i-i..
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Humboll Lodge. .\‘11. 1:. 11, 11
. int; Friday evening.
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Mil-ts Grate 311111111 111 P1111 t‘hesieu
N011 111111. has been 11.01111; Miss 1‘ 1111.1
Brush of 11‘11111111'111
«--l)on’t forget Shhkt-speut'c reading
by Miss 311111111 Mosul lit-111mg, 31111112
eve.. Apr. 1.1, .\'or. Pong. 1‘11111'1'11,
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."Amerlcn, will meet tomorrow evening:
in the Water street quarters.
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. ' Catholic linion Council, .\'11. 111,
‘ 11Knlghts of Columbus. 1111111 :1 111-3.;111111"
business: meeting inst‘cvcuihj.
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$3.30. \\'.
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been 111111011
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. Sawmills: 113111111111111'10111, .\'11_ 51, 1. (1..
F 0. F..,will hold 11 1111.111111 11111111111111.1‘,
business meeting ttunorrow 01111111111.
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Mrs. James 17111111011 Ncwkirk.
Morgan avenue, has been entertaining;
her brother. A. Preston Sherwood, of; h
‘New York. 1
ll
I The annual convocation of Washing-
ton iChapter, No. 21. ltoval M111 \la-
sons will be. held this e1 ening' in the
«Masonic Temple 11
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it‘lplllt‘s participating. 111 111111
with 1111111.: 1111111
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. Wanted "To See if it Would Work"
trons results to himself.
111111111111'11111' 111 11 piece :11 gas pipe 111111 11111110 and easy.
tried to soc it it would work.
01.111111 hospital with his right hand torn
spring plow 111'
lahm work yet—he's powerful Jar be
a...”
Bar-11111111 practice was held yesler—j
11y afternoon on the Overlook;
rounds 111 East 1110111111. The candii
1111's for the 1011111 111'1' coming on
ioely under Conch Kennedy. ‘[
’1‘1‘11111111 of 1111- one 1111111111111 yardfi
1111 the. mile rum: ut‘e 11111111; 110111 111
11ticipz1llon 111 the New York l‘1111'e1'1
5.130. \\’.I oily high school meet. These are 1111',
vents illc Not-walk 1112.11 school 111111--
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are running 1110111 on
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llit'rlnlltllltthi 111 111‘ ght'll latter under
the direction 111' 3111411 1.1111111 111111, 1115
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'11.”- !11'1111 shown before~
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Many 111‘ 11111 silidt‘llia‘
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1111011 1111 1110111111
1‘11'1- pluuniuil-
Association
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BOY MAKES BOMB.
_ —i: in Hospital. 1
11111-2112.\'\\'11‘il. April lily—Joseph;
111111111111. aged 111. who 1111111 read of the f are
1111111111‘111'1111'0 ui' 11111111111 in the new-11
with 11191111 1
lie put some
apt-1's, 111111111 11111,- 1011111
it
111. He is in the Greenwich Gen
Physicians 1311.1
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11d his knee injured.
111 injuries are not serious.
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nephew
yet. Bill?"
.llm ain‘t stahtcd his
his
“Wunl, 1111.
1nd 111 bis fishin'!"—Puok.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, No.
801, Companions of the Forest. held a
regular meeting last evening in the
' 1Waber street quarters.
William Henry and Louis Sch-u-
mann, late of the Norwnik Grocery.
have secured positions in (lilbort &
Chamberlain's Main street store.
,. Patrick Sullivan, dead to the. world,
411d lying on the Main street east side'-
svalk, arrested .ybstcrday afternoon by
'Chief Thomas Leatherland, was fined
1. $3 for intoxication this morning in
' court. '
. M111: 11110. Blunt, of 10 Franklin
street, who has been employed for .
. (Wenty-oue years by the it. & G. Com-
pany 111 South Norwnlk. resigned her
'vpoaltlou last week to the regret at
‘ the lOcal management, and has moved
to Maine, where she has purchased a
‘ term, and intends to make her 1’9".
:m‘auent residence.
,(i‘he South Norwalk police depart-
ment in prosecuting the order to 1'11qu
:10 deg: and today the canines can be
‘- Icon in all directions with their
mouths encased in the leather 111011311.
The order has been necessitated by
fear at rabies, several cases or
‘ dreaded disease having been dis- .
" find in South Not-walk and
W about the state recently.
:- A. Betta, aged nine yearn, mp:
01!.“ file arrested roster; ‘
we: or truancy and incor- :
and at the Town 0611111111111
1 1 1171111111311 wuuam 1.111.111
lsy‘ R. Betta, aged ten year: and "
fl. 3011:. 01 Howard Itrest. . .1
1101-0 Milt to the 3111110 no
Chest-,1 Pains
and Sprains
Sloan' s Liniment is an ex-
‘ celient remedy for chest and
throat aficctions. It quickly
relieves congestion and in-
flammation. A few drops
in water used as a gargle is
antiseptic and healing.
. 0 ‘
Here a Proof
“1 hue and Sloan' I Llulmeot {or
year: and can testify to 11: wonderful
' ofiicicncy [havouud illor throat
croup, lame back and rhourna In
in any can it gave instant reliol. "
REBECCA JANE ISAACS.
Lucy. Raunchy.
is excelleht for opinion and
bruises. It stops the pain 1,
at once and Mittens swell-
. in; very quickly.
Sold by all dealers.
Who. 0011., 000.. 01.00
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if ‘11:.
. popularity.
'(ronsitit-riuu 111111 11111110111111 it 11111 111111
.plnt-t-s win 11 11110111 111111 11111111 are out.
{normal height 111111
. New York Times.
'1'
Some of the new lentures are:
floating type of rear axle Mayer, spring distance rod. new designs in bodies, 0011 starting. electric lights.
Catalogues with detailed do scription on request.
OSCAR H. BANKS, River Street, Norwaik; Telephone 681-13
“The MoyerSee of the MoyerCar. the MoyerWantto Own One”
HE 1913 MODELS ARE NOW READY
The Mayor '1‘ head. long stroke. three point suspension motor.
11111~
Blue 80119: Hold: its Place.
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111 1111111 n‘i‘l'gt‘ or 111111 1111111 wuleu 111:1
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.11111 111111 111 not similar.
111 1111110 11 101111111: plain 111111 1111111111111:
111 11111111111111111 but its pleasing 11111-
1111 1111111111 111'11 1111111131 unlimited.
1111111111 «1111111 more 111 upon-runs 11111an.
1-1111111111111 which are being 11'111'1‘1 ut the
110111110111 resorts,
‘l'hc Elihu oi’ the now 111111111
tire narrow. and are finished with a
‘ 1111111111111-11 item. outlined with :1 narrow
1111111 11121111 design 111' with loose ltnnd'
.donc 1111111 11 lictiv1 11111111 T111111
blood at the waist 1111.111111- 11111111
llit' 1101111-1111 lili:
lstvle 111111 tiitnntinu of which 1111- 1111‘
1111111 11 mallet 01 11101111111111 1111111-
111111' 1111::
lleep collars, square. mutul or point
ed.1tppeiu on the smartest blue now no
Some well dressed women cling to the
th1"co-quartoi sleeve and have it 1111
181ch with u cuff matching the collar;
others have the loan.
sleeve. with a 11110 plotting of lace, out?
broiticry or not reaching almost to the
knuckles. The large collars on many
of the apparently simple creations are
exquisite work: or art.
Venetian and lrlsh lace applied so per-
fectly that thoy 1100111 11 part of the
material itself.
Most of the gowns have a bit or
black satin used ingeniously some.
where ‘ln’ their makeup—in collars.
girdles. eruvats or piping, says the
New York Tribune.
Touches of color on the blue-serge.
gown are always becoming. lt' sparing
ly and judiciously applied. One woman
wore recently at a popular Florida to
sort a dark blue serge which had 11
smart four-ln-hnnd tie of orange silk.
While another well made gown had a
hematitched collar of: lovely green
chiffon, which showed from under the
deep sailor collar of line embroidet ed
batiste. Too much 00101, no matter
what the shade-1: never smart. Skirt
panels lined with vivid greens and
bright curiae are not advisable, though
the chic crnvat or square bow or soft
green, king's blue. orange or pansy
purple cannot fail to be good looking
nun—u..-
Loading Fabrics for Summer.
Voile, or naturalistic whichever
you 6110930 to call 11,111 a leading rab-
- 1110. And i will tell you a secret about
it. writu Anne Mention“ in the
In the bounce-fur
niobium deputmont: of the shops
3. 111910 110 0. white. material liner than
scrim Which clogly resembles anar-
mm and which 1111. 0 border on
700011 side or .ilorwora. u'auolly pink
-ro:eI. Itliolloottmm 26 110 1111 001111:
'0 you 00011: 0 yard wide. Why not
.. 11101110 0 frock out of it?
11 on be 111111: entirely or the fabric.
. or. W still. 0110:: can 110 0. slim
clip of 1111110 1111101111 or moon-lint with
till: Moron mot-11111001110 draped 01101-
:: lo the 110w motor M1011 01-111 to:
mmmoMMmadup
0111110110011 mane-11111111010160
This;
and 1:1 lieiug'
are
‘ 11111110 with or without trimming 51111111
lift"
. ztbese Persian 1111111111111 are shown'by
i
snug 1111ch
Some of the;
loveliest are of bottom. with motile ot‘
unis: 11111-111111: front with 11 111111113
1111111110 1111111110011 01:1:11111011 1111111.:1ndé
the 11101111 slip out off strniaht atrossi
11111 1111111 and 1111110111111 11111111 the: from:
11.111 11111111 11-111 .111 113.1101”: Tin-1"
slot-1'05 111:1,1' 11.1 11111:: 111'111111r1.n1'--1'ord
11111 111 your prefer-1111111.1111- 11:1"-11111i
1m- fashionable. 1111' the latter 10311,
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material that is {'Oi).l'(i after 1.11n11111-1
are 111 be 111111111 111 111111111111- 011 1101111111!
11 we are to judge by the hundreds 1313
«11111 that 11139 1111111111 in the shop's. A1111;
1111111 1011 noticed the dominance 01111111
Persian pattern again? '
it is used.ot1'
various materials, not only volle'and,
1 .
Exhibition of British 81111:.
The British $11k Association, which
is holding 1111 third exhibition at;
Prints-11 skating rink next 1.1111111 wusi
1'0 111111-11 in 111117. .1 :1 body of lep1cseu-i
1111111- iii-1.11111 iutludinu 11111101 mom 2
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11111.1 in 1.11'11'11111'11 111111 31111111111111 the in
1111-1111 11:1 much as 111) within ”win
power says :1 London 3111 rail to the‘
Monitor. 1 111111: tlu-ll 111131111 11:1 thei
first exhibition (11' British aiih’s was
1111111 111 1111111. at the house of 1.1101 131:1
crtou or" Taken in St. .11'11111111 square.
A second and very auccoaslul exhihi
tiou was held in .1394. The forthcom-
1111:0111! is to be held to commemorate
.ntarqulseite. but (onion! and 11100111 1151 the association's twenty-111111 your oi
well 1111 muslin
1 T111 11111111111 tnuslius have u tiny’fineti-
11111011 111 i‘etaian
low-r the 1111111111.:1 1114 ”1111.11 and vines
and polka dots new in the old days;
grunt houses and therefore. they 11111111
11.1 considered quite the thing in. the
world of clothes.
As for toulards. eierv one. knows
about their revlutl and the way in
which they are advocated by every
dreumnker to whom you go {or a sim-
‘plo «reduced frock for the midmaon:
that does every one know about the
‘striped toilette: that are being oaered
as exclusive choice: tor early spring
suits. They came in green and blue.
in blue and black. and 1 think they on
more attractive made into one-piece
frocks than into skirt: and Jackets.
They are newer than ioulsrd, 111'
though they will not be nearly so cool
and comfortable for everyday wear
when the hot weather comes. One
such track was most attractively hand-
led last week. and wits added to the
outfit 010. woman of many clothes who
was 3010.; South.
The skirt was slightly planed at the
belt which enlarged the size of the
waist but did not seem to add any
appearance of width to the hem. pout
bly because the fabric was thin and
clung to the figure. and anyway. all
the: shirts are weighted ‘at the: aides
and back to keep thorn from list-int:
out. There were tint velvet how: all
the way down the front of the bodice
and skirt. held by tiny cut-steel but:-
1110:
The bodice was a jumper witk deep
armhole: put over a “atrium of black
chiffon mar blue chlt‘lon and white
lace.
I
1.
Novel 610v».
A novelty ln’lxlove: is unusual, but
there are otterod some old but very
smart move: without on opening. any:
the New York P1000. They have I.
picked wrist and out! silent. and are
made of doealtin. It is laid they turn
but mutuality.
W
Dairy 80110.
A pretty finial: for the crocheted
baby robe 1‘0 a border 0101-00110th taco.
In :11011 0111911. 1110 00000 of :11: 0110110
111111111: 11 11111-11 or 1111101101! 1101111011101!
«not. mm“ 1116 01111110111111. Not-1'11
Autorioon.
{I 001110 at titd
11111111.; $1, rocket hon I
~ fiodotomris-
olora in the shape oi 1
1 palm 111111111 11 insert 11- sprinkled all"
existence. no.1 1111,- Queen. with her
111.3111 interest in home industries. has
promised her 11:11rona1w.
The (“icon :‘1' of silk and the art of
silk reeling: is 1111111 to have taken place
in ('hiua 11 century helore the date
assigned to the, deluge. 11111 the earlieik
English records relating to it no no
further back than the reign of Edward
111. The culture of row 111111 in Ellg~
land begun in the reign at Henry “11.,
when the first mulberry trees were im-
ported. A: that time .nothing but
laces and trimmings were made of
silk. and 1111: 3111 or 11 pair of 's1111
stockings to Elizabeth was looked
upon as a priceless treasure. In 1585
the English trade received an impetus
from the arrival of many skilled weav-
em from Flanders. who were driven
to take refuge in this country by the
persecution: of Alva.
James 1. took a great interest in the
welfare of the silk industry. and
among other things wrote an auto-
graph letter to every lord lieutenant in
the kingdom requesting him to dis-
tribute-10,000 mulberry trees in his
own country. In spite 01 all this royal
patronage, the‘silk thread spinners
supported thtre Parliament during the
civil war.
The industry throve undlar Charles
11., but it. was not until 1885, when the
revocation or the edict of Nantes sent
a stream of persecuted Huguenot: into
Enxl'and, that the trade reached its
zenith of prosperity and immaance.
Among those rotuseae Were many skill-
ed weave“. nnd 'th'o'y.‘ established
themselves in Vapltnldelds. where they
set up looms in their own homes.
For a century and a 1101! this colony
was the center of the silk trade in
England, actor which period the indus- 1
try gradually declined until it can no
longer be looked upon as a national I:—
set. although it is still curried on by a
tow til-ms in various parts of the coun-
try. Altzhouch the output is limited.
the boat British 01111: are probably still
tho but in the world. and none who
examine the material: used at the cor-
onation. all 01’ which were of British
manufacture, by order of the King and
Queen. could tail to be drunk with the
W11 of th: texture and the excel-
lanes of th0.fobrloo.
our-II.—
laltlmorI 01.11:.
’An 1111110110111, but «homely smart. ,
“10" “Nation was 0000 011 0 901,- “
111100110 girl mind". m: 1110 91111.0!
tint city} 1101' 111111 in; I own: 11101101
'ThursdaySpeciais I
MINTZ’S
1y 81.25. ,For Thursday
151.25 Waists '59c
15 down Tailored Waists. in linen and iiuene; regular-
only, 590.
250 Silk Hose 17c
Ladies' sun Hose in black
sateen first quality. .For
and tan. every pair guar-
Thursday only, 17c.
12‘/2c Fancy Lawns 7V2c yd
1500 yards Fancy Lawn: in all the new stripes and
color combinations; regularly 1254,11.
only. 7160 yard.
For Thursday
$12.85 and $15 Suits $9.95
We will eel] for Thursday
Misdes' Suits that sold from 812.85 to $16.
1 marrow only, $9.95.
a number 01’ Ladies' and
F011 to-
3i Sailors 59c
100 new Ltidles‘ Sailors. the
MM $1.00 value. For Thu
.1:
season 11 smart styles; reg
rsday. 5'9c.
1.
81x90 Sheets. regularly 5101‘.
50c Sheets 27c
For Thursday only, 271:.
About 2 dozen Ladies ant
lluts that sold from $2.
marrow, $1.95.
Ready-to-wear Hats Si. 95
Ready toWear
On sale to-
1 Misses“
110 lb $11.00.
Sample Flowers at '25'c‘
Flowers that sold 1111 11111.11
111.1115. Thursday. 2:111.
as $1.00. While this lot
Shapes at 25c
11'!) Shane: to go on sale Thuisdut at :50. Value $1 00.
Q
From Quarry to Cemetery
S ave 111.1 Commission .
usually paid to agent: selling this
line at work.
We Employ No Agents
(let our price: before placing your
order {or
Decoration Day Work
NORWALK MONUM ENTAL
WORKS
8! 80. Main 8t1. south Norwnlk
- 1'01. 904
80.
O I
Hello! Spring is Here
House cleaning season is on hand.
When you clean house you have
household goods to dispose 0!. 1 pay
the highest cash prices for it or ex-
change.
M. L. Rosen
16 Ely Aw}, South 'Nomlk
PUMPS
. Norwaik
LOVER’S
“The Place"
Spring
ANp‘
Oxfords
Snappy, Up-to-daie
Styles in all" the New.
Leathers: $2 to $3.50
11
TWO sroass ,
South Nomi: '
1110131011..
CITY. TAXES
The taxpayers of the City at South
Norwalk are hereby notified that the
city tax of nine (9) mill: on the dol-
lar, laid on the ”confluent list or 1911,
by the Board 01‘ mutants and Taxa-
tion will be due and payable on the
first day or May, 1912, at which time I
will receive the some at my oilice,
Room :1, United Bank Building, 97
Washington street, South Norwalk.
Penalty at the rats of nine (9) per
cent. a your from May 1. 1912,111111 be
cka'rued on all bills remaining unpaid
Alter Juno 1.1918.
WILLIAM 3 “Index,
Collector o1 T1110: of. the City of
South Norwnllt.
South Norwailt. April 10. 1912. 010 1
m
, Now 101110.]. IOTA" ‘rmlt,
' :Advortiu ‘ (vacant proporty
11110112111110 101:0: 11011 mail 1100-
W
City National Bank
TRAN-same A GENERAL BANKING
susmass AND arenas nvcnv
«curry cousls'rau'r
WITH SOUND
V. BANKING ’
prlul 8111111110 "drain:
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
3010 Deposit 30x00 08 and 00 11011 you
EDWIN H. MATHEWOON, PHI.
JOHN H. KNAPP.10t Vino-Pr".
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 21! Via.-
p...
WIDF‘RID IODWILL. OIIhlor
MI
DIRECTOR.
I. H. lawman J. Walla» MIMI: .
John 111111110» John H. Light ; ‘
chrIItlIn Owen: F . 1:. 1101111011
001111101 grommet-1 Lowl: 11. H1:
l-ionry I. Lockwood , 1 ,
, . ouI‘wnK ‘
of 0 11011111101 mutilddlul. will [in
MIMoholudMflfilbnliIm
, 11111 1110 110:: :00“: or landlord in
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