Do Prevent Skidding
Rubber Traction More Media! and Reinforced 5v
Tough, flexible, holder Tread, A“;
Wharton!" TiremdNotAIAM-uhf"
[modded Hardmd Steel Studs Do Pmal W.
[N STOCK BY
W. A. HANFORD
42 NORTH MAIN STREET.
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BRASSIEREB
A good Corset is not enoulth-
The contour oi your figure
and the lit at your gown above
the corset rounlreu the
DoBevolse Bunion
SOs—41.00
the moat stylish and com-
l‘ortuhle Brassierc made. in—
dispensable with this oeuson‘s
low~bust corsets,
Have just received a
purchaue oi
Embroldcrsd Braulsros
. i0r~0niy 250
A bargain whllo‘they lust.
Wu will take the opportunity of . I
liilll solo to oifer homo past
numbers of
$12.00. Corsets all 60 cents.
A. Dickerman " 81 Son
r4 WASHINGTON sr. TELEPHONE 446
We Give S 8. H. Trading Stamps
CORSETS
4 R a. o
:4 R & G is a home product. We
carry more it ll: (l styles than
‘ull others combined.
Prices $1.00 and'31.50
Also good numbers at 50c.
American Lady
Next to R & G this is our most.
popular 'CorSet.
Prices $1.00 and $1.50
. Lady Betty
‘ 2 .The Spinnn Steel which is used
in this Corset is unbreakable.
Price. 81.00 and $2.00
Nemo‘ Corsets
Ii‘he Nomo Sell-Reducing Corset
is well-known.
Price $3.00.
special
I.
on
Women Find Security
In W33 Hooks and Ens. No gaping skirt-vents or shirt waists
to rcause embarrassment. They stay where put. They are the
strongest. and best on the market. Cannot rust. Ends cannot pull
apart op byvrlnp because of the lock: cannot twist or slip.
The only real improvement in books and eyes in so years.
In Med 3mm M
2 «no It Noihl cop-mo.
vi
\
.n.
..\ \i'nsu- .. «heavily.
he N E Eyan Company
86 Washtngton Street, South Norwalk .2
I...“
svmrono LLLuo'mA'rso. ’
Ono oi' the most attractive anlnver
gal-y ‘edltions ot a Connecticut new.
paper lsvuod in many it day is that ol
the diamiord Mum. by which tint
.ourtorurioinig iomnol do
twentieth birthday.
that or the Dally Advoclto‘, tor tho All
‘ 2 HOTEL sautans. _
‘ maopo‘mo Hotel, April 140, 1912.—
ovum», .l. ‘9. mm. c. A. Busy,
4114...:C8llln, New york city; 1‘ 11.
Launch BrooirlYn. N. Y.,
4 n. L. H. Wernlok, Burton, Mail;
3“ Homes. Redford Hills; 3.
buck sixty-thrco rem Thriller.
Tili-
Advoésto is o 3906: my or ’
l
mum in!
2 4mm
‘ .mvnariy ugly. minor cumin.
4‘ of Trinity P. 8. Church It 0 o'clochI
lust ovouiun. at the limo”: homo. 4
2 4 carried by no
' 4 with s. Itrinx oi gold beads and 4m
‘ day. April 9, at tho mldance oi their
‘: The Rev. Mr. Robson, of l-lnllewood.
‘4 day, and will mulls their home there.
I itl
This birth“, is
vccsto as l” woolly newspaper date: 4‘ ‘2
Washington to minnow". , ‘
4 tho Homo 0! tbs Drills.
Mum Louibo 94f Ichlnnor was 4
lobedlhho‘lyvvoo runabout.»
Tho house was bututli‘ully decorated
with palm. ferns and cut flowors:
shower bouquets o4! bridal roses were
a nod hridesmlid‘.
A large hum of hoopla witnéised
the ceremony and many hunduomo
costumes were worn. Tho bridoyas
attirod in while mussallue trimmed
with riéh embroidery and fringe. ’A
veil of tulip and flower wreath added
to her attractivonoss. Tho bride‘s ul-
Londant, Miss Minnie Oldonschluger,
war very s‘woetly gowned in blue silk.
That the couple is pupiilnr was ut-
tooted by the many valuable presents
which were received, comprising cut
glass, silvhr, china, pictures. furniture.
checks from relatives and a2 gold piece.
The bridegroom prompted, the bridu
best man with a gold Signet ring.
Among those present besides rein.
lives were: Mr. and Mis. P. N. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Iiuunc Jennings. Miss
Verna Wheeler. Misti Jolie Oldllold,
Miss Mary Kirby Jennings. Miss ida
Vcriin, Mills Anna See. Mr. and Mrs.
William Raymond. Mr. [lots of Orange.
N. J.. and John Soldier.
Telegram and telephone calls wero
received irom cutout-town friends who
wore upnhlo to be present.
The couple departed on their wed-
ding tour umld u shower or confetti.
The Mid; was attired in a light gray
traveling suit.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins will reside
in apartments in iisvilond street until
their home in East Norwalk is com-
pleted.
x u
Johnson—MI”.
Louis Johnson. of Norfolk. Va.. and
Miss Mary A. Way. latI oi southNorI
walk, were united in marriage Tues-
iriendu. Mr. and hire. 8. l... Cartwright,
lil William street. Englewood. N. .l.
performed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson left for Norfolk roster»
”,2 Wu
CASTORIA
For Intuit: and children.
liu Kiri You llm Amp Bought
Burs tho
{ligation of
M2
RAILROAD MAN KILLED EVERY
SIX MINUTES OF EVERY
24 HOURS.
WASHINGTON, April ll—«Evcry six
minutes. day and night. a railroad om-
pluyuu is killed or injured and every
two hours one is killed.
This wan lhu calculation mode by
Scholar Chamberlain, of Oregon, in
uddrosuinx tho Scnslo in bohnll of the
new empioygyu‘ liability bill.
“These hum-ea urn appalling." he
sold. ”it is not in be wondered that
them has lion aloud and porulutun: up
round on tho purl. of elnployoeu ennui,“
ed in all forms of hazardous employ
men! ior a change in the doctrines
which haves practically our the. hur-
douo oi luduririai accidents upon the
rmploycou and their twill“. who lire
least chin to hear them. The trend of
opinion is toward a policy that will
make aviary business bear the burden
of industrial accident whore human
agencies are involved. Just In it has
alwaya done to the intimate lnatrumon~
million." 4 "
Chamberlain: explained that the
measure required railroad companies
to compensate employees for diaablll.
men who met dumb in the service The
bill likewise wipes out the favorito do
tense of employura that accidents are
due to “nsgilgeuce of a isllow ser~
rant." or "contributory nogligeufie."
at length his ideas concerning the
bill’s constitutionality. "
Full nu Tilill
um scrip"
Salmon Will MIkI You Plump Ind
Rosy. Gays Frank H. Raider. ' ‘
it! you are getting thin. you are sick’,
Iltllolmi rail my not know Ii. if you
Mink Wrong that needs looking
‘ i you hard aluay's boon thin it
item on: you Ire sick. :but
2 not his hoolthy. You cannot
ty due to accident End to pay heirs of
Senator Chsmvberlaln also submitted
4‘4lr4o4 loosing {might steadily. there is 4
sum Wailing alimony L... him 44 2 2 2
Rota“ Eilsoiljiis l‘llIn balmsl, Castor illi or Stills; Grill)» Glsausts
" the Simon. lesr aiul Bowel: Without drum or
Srlpinnailhlllirsu
when your bowels are sluggish. You
feel a certain dullnols and depression.
pdflllpl the hum-ouch of a headache.
your stomach lots sour and full of
gas, tongue coated, breath foul, or you
have 'indlxosiion. You any, “i Ill!
hilious or constipated and i mull Luko
something tonight."
Most people shrink irom a physics”
thoy think at costar oil. ualomul, salts
or cathartic pills.
it's different with Syrup of Figs.
it's effect is its that of fruit; of eating
course. load; of excl-ciao. Take a low
spoonful of delicious Syrup of Figs
tonight and you won't realise you
have taken anything until momma.
when all tho cloned up would ulst-
tor. sour bile and constipation polooua
move on and out or your system. willr
‘ l
Achievement of Now Havon’s New
Auto Fire Engine.
The Now Haven m department re-
ceived aJuw days ago a motor tire on
glue such as is soon to be added to the
equipment of tho llsnbury fire depart-
ment nod the New Hays-u Realutortollul
or a pumping teat in which the origins
exceeded its requirements.
The Resistor says:
With two .2llnos oi hour, each lilo
loci in Lohm. and emptying into 01194
home with I two-inch rip. tho engine
pumped a little over 700 alllouu of
Voter per mlnutc at, the (lily dock.
The “lot there was drafted irom the
harbor. and. 0t courue, more you no
nddillonni force to that at tho cngiue
illicit. 42
On tho Orson two looioot lfihfilllil
of hose wet-é also played and the in.
tor emptied into one nozzle the some
us at tho ‘Clty’hodh. Here the engine
ducked water tram a hydrant and
pumped over 800 gallons of water per
minute steadily {or mm minutes.
when the engine was stopped.
The specification in on contract or
tho Wobh Motoggumw or. called for
700 gallons of bull or per minute.
through the two 100 loci lengths or
bone which emptied into mm nozzle.
and the lost on the Green clearly do.
monstrulcd, and settled once for nil.
the working power of the new addition
to the New lluvuu ilro department.
The tests st both placer worn wit»
housed by auroral plumbers of the
board of arc commissioners. (Elliot
Puncher, Acting ”Chill! Perkins and
other rourosontaiives ortho local tire
department. A large crowd was an
iructcd to hath placed to Minoan the
tests. and tho omclnls were highly
picnstd with the work of tho now on-
gino yesterday.
My.» pruiwm «W
r0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Luis Llrsi ive Bronte Quinlan TIbletI.
ilrugglsts refund money it it tail: to
cure E. W Grave's Ilgnutnro II on
each box. 254:.
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HEDGES H'ELD FOR STAMFORD4,
MURDER IN FIRST DRGRRE.
Murder in tho first dorm is the
charge on which «Colonel- John J.;
Phoian use order-dd that Roland Ches-
800 GALLONS A MiNUTE.
W
l
l
moon
Hodges is hold for the murder or
Jamal Gourioy Slowlrt. whom he
wrunch Monday, April 1, as the re-
sult oi an April tool lone.
Hodges was I. law am ago bound
over to the Superior Court, by tho
Greenwich Borough 0mm, and is
now being hold In the county jail in
North avenuo. Bridgeport, awaiting
trial. The binding over oi" thecaso
won mode on the strength of the case
against Hodges.
A copy of this finding was sent you
lorday to Prosocuilnx Attorney Henry
Wbiha. of Greenwich.
W
SPIGIAL MLVATlON ARMY ORR
Vista,
Raisin Arthur Nutrition. at Burton.
Moss” will conduct two special ser
video at the Salvation Army hall to
.nizhi st 6: 30 and 3‘ would. 2
nostril poplin: ill tho‘ provincial
1
Iron” people's monetary. having mi
‘ lll W2
You know ‘whcu your liver is ball. out 3ripe, nausea or weakness. Noth—
iug4else cleanses and regulates your
sour, disordered Itomlcb. torvid liver
and lhlriy tool or noise-cloned bowels
cause lulu ry.
scar. and, normally, the current
4 wholcsnln market Sllfll‘l‘i‘d.
Notwithstanding light roordern.
(Cr hedges or Stomlo'rd. be bold in of
,ilndlng rendered late yesterday utter-4
struck in the head with u aim,
Dearly Love it
like auntie, elective Syrup of Figs.
Don‘t think you are damaging youroeli.
Being composed entirely of luscious
figs. sauna and aromatics, iii: up not
it your child iii cross. dick and
lover-lab, or its little stomach sour.
tongue «routed. givo Syrup of Figs at
once. it's rcully all that is needed to
mnho children well and happy uguin.
Thug; dearly love its plenum tu-uio.
Alli your drought for the lull uamc.
"Syrup of Figs and Elixir oi Senna."
and loci: on the inhol tor the name'—
Culiiornla Fig Syrup Company. Tllul,
und that only, in tho goiiuiue. Refuse
any olhsr ill; syrup subplimtc with
contempt.
THE HAT TRADE.
Hut Roviow‘s’ Resume at Business
Conditions.
The current issue of the Hat lic-
viow (Now York) says or general
Undo conditions in tho boiling in-
duatry:
“null and leniureloss'V is probably
the manner in which n stock market
writer would describn'tho wholesale
list. industry, last month, as more was
little real activity to be chronicled.
The actual sale of hats during the
month was mild to ho tar irom rous-
suring, but the tool of the matter is
that tho continued cold mother has
had it great deal to do with the apathy
of tho gencrul public toward new head
trade moved along at n xteudy pace,
although there was cummh lugging to
prevent dosirnblc uull‘nrnilly. Most
points reported it tendency to buy truc-
ly toward the end of tho month. whim
reasonable spring wontlier put in an
appearance, on that it would seem that
any present decline in the volumco!
business done, In against the con-o
Ipondiux period lost your, labor to he
mounted In alarming. weather bolus
the disturbing olomuni just now.
Wholosule hatiem any that popular
lines at 815 to 824 a dorm in borh soil
and «tau hats. with a considerable
sprinkling of the horror qllfilllios oi
the latter, are being forwarded. While
the soil. ielt hat may be said to on
copy the. place of honor Just now. it
owes its popularity principally to the
scallop, it is said. futuro predictions
allowing a good stiff hat neuron for
the is".
which to base any dolluilc lcrornul.
Barbies have. niwuyu had an armored
'domnndl Lind iuerchuutu um reported
'ss freely inking the provaillug blacks
son would ‘9
1 GIRLS lilSE llltl
Two Girls Toll How To
Avoid it. 2
than is nothing tblt teaches more
names. We therefore quote
fromtbolomrsodtwogirlswbosui-
fared and were moored to I'binth. Tho
momsdyiawitbinrssobotall.
Brooklyn .14. Y.-~ “Prior to taking
the first hottlo o! Lydis E. Piultbsru' s
“double Compound I outlaw agony
ovary month, but him your woadsriul
medicinoiildboontsltsn nubile, I lulu
ilttlo bettor’. sod “is: inking Irma M
tiesofiii tool “illicit!" trill/say!
hove no morn pain or Mutilation. ‘ 3
2 “As I on oath tho huninulosirorldil
a Itanogrsplisr, i come in cannot with
Lonny girls. Ind when the opportunem
merit mum I tell them about the Von-
otabio Command Ind i know thI‘t quits
I tow m tIliiug it.”-—Hnwn CA‘Nirr.
Willow St. . . ‘ 4 .
harbor Girl". Experionuo.
'l‘iilmiul .0kiI.--“I urn ‘I stone:-
on all» r; and L‘ydis u.
khun‘s Vital:
bio WWW
i
Milli" TIME-
believe it.
salt marshes in winter?
kitchen floor.
Oval and Round, in SiZL‘
in. by 134m
BABY CABS A
Spring Lines Re
(kills with brown l'rcli h
lircrz. brown hoods aml’llro
$18.50, $22.50 and $24.00.
(Ellis with sea grass ililii
or. with artillery whorls. fill“
and $28.50.
With natural rcml lltliili'
lmlwn gears and artilil-ry wh
Willi \\‘illlt‘ wow! biliilk‘lfi,
while gears, $1.75.
FOLDING
Certain Specia
lirocn. murmn or gray,
(ln‘cll.
Tan. or group.
Maroon,
Green,
Tan.
TWO LOTS OF DE
nu.
lllgnc prim on of $1.50 and ,st.
(in solo this morning.
«widobrimmed and low crownodI
not loo extreme and in dimensions
moat adapted to younger men
To compare the salsa oi suit tells
are for secondary occasions.
hondgear slmwn, but this does not 243w-
uully put in on applarnnce until the
nelson is further sdvaucod. and some
thing has to be brought out. to keep;
interest alive. with the buying public
Fall business is already being
sought Salon forces. for the most
part are well on their in to their;
mspectlve territories. in some lustnuI
humans lncldontally. they are likely
to pick up murders tor spring for lm-‘f
mediate delivery; but had rm. and
climatic conditions to date have poor-
oil ii considerably drawibsck propu-
dent oaleamsu before starting Out a»
mum themselves as being uely op
timlsiio with mpsct to the stilt hail
direction. and looked for a gradual‘
stronnt‘lieuihu or business conditions
until slit: butting gets back to normal
mania.
Clip molten-a continue to ho busy. All
told about last manth. the can is on“
lore, and evidently. this is to be a cop
neuron in every sense or the word
circles.
to all Lilo ordora shoddy ou hlnd.’
country hurl! bound to turn on till
2,1444 lvarlety oi bosom. All indlolitlonlf 3... m4 w my be “bk, to ”i thorn :44
- point to s liv‘ely mm but “Mon in
he tail
i rice.» ilom $1. 50 to $15. 00.
ionic and limit
Only four Canaries remain.
Singers, friendly. merry little things l‘i‘:ltl_\‘ Lu bubonic pots.
$4.00, bird and cage.
with the still variety alloys that there!
is really no material falling on in tho'.
lutter, as still hats are mbr‘e neccsy
'sary for best wear than aoitl shapes:
There:
has not been I great deal of novelty‘
(to: haying “randy begun in book?
laying a groom demand than over Mi
thlle minty muuilctutbrn in this
4 o u whole; it is admitted that the 424“
lm has been quieter of ma 4‘2“. hasty/odd
“W Wuhiuglou, D4. C... and set ii. 00
BMW Adm-drama". ‘
on n n. limit Cumming
WM!” 133?.
i
GRASS was 42.3493 our: continua".
Woven of Cape Cod Grass, and one who has
seen the winduwcpt reached along; that bleak land can well
What color are they? Haw you looked over
That is ”in color, and they are
braided like. the rugs that lay on your grumlmulhcr's
They are ideal for veranda floors.
t‘ V (‘1'
s from 2; in. by 46 in. to {)0
lfnrm‘i Store.
ND GO CARTS.
ady for Showing.
. .‘illii 5g-ill, rubber
$14.50, $5.00,
(Mics. ’ will
up mars.
it's. rrwl‘silllc and natural ml-
in. i’llillli‘l' tin-s. at $24.75
.~. brim-u lilohllil‘ unto-tops,
vols. $22.50 and $29.25.
while mohair :luLuIlops and
GO cams.
is at Clearance.
value $22.50 at $18.00.
value $17.50 at $14.00.
value $16.50 at $12.50.
value $13.50 ~ at $10.00.
value $9.50 at $7.50.
vaiuc $5.00 at $3.50.
Furniture Smrc. fourth floor.
BEVOISE BRASSIERES.
VERY S PECIAL.
Clue Mylo, embroidery trimmed. back and from. hiLZCS
32. to 46} inclusive, regular v
Second lot embroidery triuuncd. sizes 32 m .32 inclu~
Mir. regular mine 75:. spur
These prices hold good for a few days only,
“hull tllc liraxs‘il'n‘fi will revert lo ihcii' original
.1le $1.50. special ill 95c.
ial at 48c.
after
catau’
t‘nrsct Suction. mpiu iioor.
They are all good little
a
on E. iii. illruh Glnmpuug.
iioweut-r. there in little on .
WMP" . .L... M on..." ___,,._,_,____ .....W... ......_ .....
:to indicate that tho hut business out
iugain wake to a ploiiluble stole.
ilNDIAN WAR VETERANS ATTEN-
4 TiON:
The United Iiudian War Veterans
are organized for the purpose of gel»
ting Houao Bill No. 19800 passed. it '
was introduced by Mr. Rather, at
Colorado, and has been amended and
will be favorably reported by the
{House Gommltleo on Pensions, and
when passed will give a pension to all
soliders (or their widows) that sen mi
zoom 1865 to 1898 in any of the indinu
l4 Wars, a. pension from twelve to twenty
dollars per month. The records or
the Wsr Department show the names 4 M
. at every soldier when he was unlisted-
aud when he was discharged, Or it he
was slain in battle, or usyiaid or f:
it also
shows the hundreds oi battles that ' ”
murdered by the savages.
lwere lugbt and the names at thou-
sands who gave mop lives in protect-
ing the live; oi othérs. it also sly-624i
the battles where no whole army was
annihilated. Tho;- Colour consonant, .
‘the Fetterman mandolin. tho Streiton
massacre and the Thorndike muss‘
'aore and many others where but low
made their oscopo. To be taken prlsv
:ouor by the ammo tipsy yore doom-
‘ed to die by the most fiendish tor-
3'th hlrdost o‘er-vice ever rendered by
Veloura Iré said to be continually. an, ”my, 92"” why would these “lol-
increasing in popularity and 110’“ full diam not have a4 pcntllo‘u the same no
module to ho ll big [actor in hattiuxi Oihel; «idiom.
Reports slain that forum
manufacturers Ire which; otortime union
the
Tho commune la in need or
he on in a pension under this 4
60¢. on tho; it can enter their homer
and sddresuos upon our books in or»
ill)! my! or their comrades that am
"ed with them. Send your name it _4
dress lo.Houry answer, Correspon-
202 Delaware Aye. .. N4. lit,
tare. The records also show thus _2 4
lighting the savages in the desert m
d addméos or all who will
Norwalk Chronicler