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HOSIERY
Children's Hosc. .
Black. White. Tan.
Fine. Medium. Hoary.
Black. Tan, White.
"Wear like sixty."
BiaCli, White. Tan.
ALADIES' UNDERWEAR
Popular styles.
SaturdayBuying
8 “Cadet” Hose .............. 25c
' Light, Medium, Heavy.
“Buster Brown" ........... 250
Ladies' Hose ..... 150, 2 for 251:
“Note-Some” .............. 25c
Sill: Hooc‘ .................. 250
Black. ,
Silk Hone ............ 501:, $1.00
.............. 151:. 2 for 250
Sleeveless and shell sleeves.
LADIES’ GARMENTS ..... 25c
GLOVES
Fabric Gloves .............. 25c
Black, White, Uhaulols.
Silk Glovu- ............... 50c
liluclt, White. Colors.
Long Silk Gloves ...... 750, 61.00
liinck and White. -
NECKWEAR
Wt: have an attractive line. lut-
est styles. Flowers and Laos
Goods.
RIBBONS
All Silk Ribbons -. ......... 15¢
Staple colors.
Molt-g and Fancy .......... 251:
Our ltibbon Specialty.
LADIES' CORSET8.. .500 to $3
LADIES BRASSIEREBJSC to S1
“ODDS" CORSETSH .251: to 500
W are (We to SI." «.5.
A. Dickerman 8: Son
84 WASHINGTON ST.
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We Give S. 8. H. Trading Srampsg
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Spring and Summer Underwear
‘ ‘10 Now is the time to buy your Spring and Summer
' . .Underwesr. when we are showing new and com-
plate lines for women and children.
the twin cities- will be lound such a varied assort-
ment. including the celebrated' ',Mer‘ode" “Berk-
shire. " "Crestwcod Mills" and other rolisble makes.
WOMEN’S COMBINATIONB. high quality, all new
and perfect fitting, in numerous and desirable
Spring stiles. at 391: to $3 00 per garment
VE818.\arious styles in (‘otton, Swiss Ribbed line
Lisle and ‘Silk plain and elaborately
yokes. all made and finished in first class manner.
at 151: to $1. 00 each.
M DRAWERS. line Cotton and Lisle. wide at knee.
‘1 lace trimmed: also cult knee, and ankle length
A , ' 101118.251: and 600 each. A
iNFANTS’ a MISSES' UNDERWEAR in the much
wanted and desirable kinds.
The N. E. RYAN CO.
‘ BI WASHINGTON 8'11.
Nowhere in
trimmed
SOUTH NORWALK
FARM rum-Hts.
TO BBAUTIFY MELLEN'
Afi. Fowler,1orornan for C. W.
«.11 finnhnontrsctm's or New
III gong to Btooltbrldzc.
when: with I sons 01 iii mob
r,.,‘shsnld 101110 melts in carrying.
, ‘ rd imnrc‘mnents in ~11:os
‘ “H” indusus lsrdanlng on .116
l
from this that the estate takes its
nstnc.
The Disco commuting Iunorh vmr A
om 116 11:106- «111:: at this 1301!!!
Mellon hII solarium oi ,
twill
1 mutant foy‘s' 1111 Alum Ii
ruddy. Farming and rims: and lIAAd
who amusing I16 anions in: how
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an «curd up there; A
The work tbst- will its canton out by
the Blobs-loo concert: will include
Ail WI. 111‘s building 01 whilst sud
, torduy following an operation for irid-
A A- --» 8 In the mansion
settlers had with the ludisns, Ind it is
sad inrlmtors for Ind bionic. AltA
tho howls: or walls, the construction {
5
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sir-um 1.71.111... Holst in;
Last Emilio. Ails accounts ’9'
.A at about A '
slaw voaxm Anni 12.——oeu anvil.
orick pent Grant; co’l’nmsnder of the
Department of tho hot. and son of
the famous Civil War general. died
suddenly at midnight at Hotel Burlo
ingham. where he had been secretly
taken on Wednesday evening by his
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physicians. His presence in this city
was not known unit the new that he.
had been suddenly stricken was flush;
cd to newspaper omccs by the police.
A policeman stationed near the ho
tel had called an ambulance at ”it
request of an employo. who told hitlll
that General Grant was: choking 10’
death. Although thorn had boon run:-
ors of General (lraul' s iiiuctss and to-
ports that he would newt again mitt
up his duties on Gownmrs island, to
day's news came as a distinct shock!
to the public
According to Dr. ltobort Abbe audi
llr. Edward 11. liioncb. his pliyulclnnl.1
the death of the general was caused
by heart failure. He bud been suitor-
ing for some: limo. they asserted in uni
omclsl statement, trout diabetes and’
attendant digestive disturbances. Ro-
ports that (ion Grant had been in a
private pavilion in St. Luke 3 Hospital,
in this city sobering from a cannon!
out: growth under tho tongue, "11“
same sanction which causod tho. death:
of his distinguished {other were d0~i
niod today by the hospital authorities.
Dr. Abbe, who has been are gonorni'uA
family physician for many yours re.
fused to discutsn the subject. Mrsu
Grant mm with her husband when 1115’
died. A nurrc was the only other per-I
son with her. '
Liout Marion Home personal 1!!de
of the general. nnnonnccd this morn-i
lug. that lira. Grant was beating the:
shock with unusual fortitude. She di- 1
ructvd that me usages be sent to Gain. '
oral (lraui's son. Capt. Ulysses S.
Grant, :lrd. or the Engineering (form.
in Wusbinst: n and to his daughter.
the Princess (:Intucuzsnc. as well u
to other reiniiies.
For more that: a month past (loin
oral Grant‘s wilt-traitor"! has been 0‘8
mystery. Following the unnounooi...‘
moot that he had hen granted a (our
mouths“ tcsvo of absence orbiting
Juno. 1 reports were current that an;
illness believed by many to be cancer A
of the thrust hail csuscd his temper
Airy retirement. This was repeatedly;
donlodnt Governors Island, where it;
was stated repeatedly that Gaitersl’
Grant had simply gone south for si
11’.“
last Ali-(ck, stated that be was at tho.
Mater home oi .1113. Potter Palmer.
of (Vintage. n sister of bins. Grant. ;
The icport that General Grant Mill
in st Lukc's Hospital in this out for
operative treatment bt-camo public
Wednesday, and while not omclnllyi
continued, “as uidely credited
quiet little hotvl on Fifth avenue, stat-g
i. I 1103
Ind wuikcd tram the automobile
the elevator Atnnssistnd.
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FILES CURED M ii TO 14 DAYS.
Your drunist will refund mono: ii
l'aso Ointment fails to cure any cuss
:f itching, blind. Bleeding or Protrud
Ana Plies in 6 to 14 days. 501:.
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BCHOONER CAPTAIN DIES. '
NEW HAVEN, April 12.~«(:aptaln
Edward K. Spaniel-.101 the thrcomast-
ed schooner Rebecca Douglas. oi Phil-
adelphia, died at Grace Hospital yes- '
ney trouble pct-formed yesterday. He
WQMIIHQH ill two weeks ago while his
vessel was at Georgetown waiting to
load In cargo. Captain Bounce:- was
about 38 years old. and is survived by
his wife and two children. His home
was in plow nediord. Mass.
FMIUIIBUI'E
Thou 1111011111011"qu Read
Mb sir sod «amiss. with proper
(bod and I sanction amount 01 sloop.
Under such a mine 61 living.
sci-ms csnuot dors‘lop. sud mm 0111-
ass-s or. pursuant.
Should tho m moire I tonic.
tIks only new“ M" New usab- in-
-1rodlolltlv-—Illch is Vlucl. wblob is I
lslicious combination of host
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m at tho unto-t body handout
than no. A.
AM
The manager or the Buckingham n: C""‘"”‘A“’" 8’“
agreed to [Ant into the rivers and bar
od this morning that he had boon told ho:- biil a provision for 351000 for thci
that (ion (lraht had come directly ml improwmont 01' the channel by nay Oil
the hotel in an automobile from St. (natal Point. and West river in Now Ahrcns.
The patient was apparently ““8“ “"50"
at that time in good health and spirits 0' ”'9 “mum“ '0 ‘8 3'39“ °8 ‘2 8888-1 Dunn.
.0; $50 (no is to he used; and the $4. 000
is to. maintenance and tho some sun: 11.“!an Frederilk S Ambler and C
will be required each year
alter limiting
s survey of the channel and the pro-
pcsul
Avon urged tho appropriation,
letter to the committee. After call 8
ins attention to the recommendations
of the army engineers as presented of the supreme and the superior courts
to Congress. he said:
'lt “News that a depth oi 12 tact It 1 o‘clock yesterday afternoon to
tho’ not on the matter of selecting a clerk
shipping already there and that it can! ‘88 ”‘8 superior 8'3““ 0‘ N8“ “"8“
be done at a mi cost of 850.000. it
is I tact well known to me personal-
. A ly that considerable dimcuity ls unwilllerk Alfred N Wheeler was chosen. .
encountered in using the chInnoi in; The matter of an assistant will be tats--
its present condition. Since the estslr 8“ “1’ “‘8" “he“ “‘8 “88‘8“” “1 ”“8
Ishmcnt f the soon or and l'rslshti
Al‘tcsmor sirvicepa‘om :3" Haven to 'Justicc F. 8. mil presided at tho A
Part Joust-son it is 0110:: round im- “"88"": ““1 88‘8"?" W888“ F Burner:
I
prldtlcbblo. to take 1: mm out under 01' Waml‘burl 8"“ “'8'“
her own stcsm. so tint it Is the com-
mon practice to tails her in and out
in tow
is necessary to accommodate
l1m. optimum to uni mt
"or-616 at minus as tho nod!
Hsvsu and 0191111111111 to tho consider-:1“
. A 11 . 1
”Wm ”M bullds' than: III): M" s 1 part of it which 1111
iPoor up etite and
vents ed blood
anphysical power.
TAKE
There' is no better medicine for disorders
of the stomach, bowels,
Comtipation, sick
heartburn, dizziness,
lassitude, indigestion
bioodetc
BEECHAM’S PI LS.
All sorts and conditions of men and women
have proved the wonderful value of the
remedy. BEECHAM’S PILLS are the world’s
family medicine and no household should ever
be Without a box. When you feel tired these
something is wrong.
’8 PILLS and you will find that
Thsy
"Muir‘s All The Difference
MW. lbs. ”I. “financial-mulling“
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with finial oilect upontho whole
- To keep well, the proper care of the stomach,
liver, bowels, is of the first importance.
Health, wealth and happiness-«ambition,
ability and energy are impossible without
normal organs of nutrition and excretion.
Bridgeport Mocrtiocsnonts.
sunshine, BEECHAH’S £11181! I 811125 185?.
body.
for their wares. Many persons collect. and aluays Iiav
space. for an odd and iAAttrt-sting specimen but the brunt
of the Sn Sit Hake ii askctu 1.»; they are useful
waste Baskt-ts,
NIA‘SIt‘iI Jarrliuicrcs, 3 of them.
impure blOOd mean Lurpc jitl'tlinicrt‘Ai. wry handsome with ktrung IlantIIc‘s.
and decreased mental
All who suffer should
Nestor! Fern Dishes, set of 3.
Larger I’crn Dishes,
Lt-itcr Baskets.
$1.2
iiuwrts for mult‘tus or mils, ImaiA-simpt 5.
Other Tempting Novelties in Bani-retry.
PILLS
rmlppiug Ilags of norm grass. \‘t-ry artistic.
hl' llllllllg' Bags \A'itii Icatllcr‘ handles. scrvit‘t-ahic.
Bridgeport Advertiscmsnts.
13111 B. ill. liirnh (haunting
. chat “P01! “10 “ism-1 i mug-01M“)! nascmsrtuo BASKETS or SU-SU—DAKE.
":A A VIYI ”—1;me m $28111: Highs “Su’StAA—IAAlakc” means “sinokcd bamboo.” \Ve wonder
siren “8 to 8898 V6 “W mt if the Japanese craftsman who weave those {oscillating
baskets "are aware of the great fondness Americans have ,
(8
V
65. 85 and $1.25
250 to $1.50
$8.50
5
98c to $1.25
40c to $1.20
l‘lmu r Van: $3.50 and $4.50
Hanging I‘ luwcr Ii ankcta with inn is $1.25
()v.ii Fruit Baskets. 59. 75 and $1.00
Ronni] Fruit I'lrtekcis 50 and 75c
Fainluicll Baskets flat with high It i. Mi n. 50: to $1.50
Ica '“itays. 50 and 751:
\\ ml. iinskcts with cnvcrs. $1.00 and $1.75
('rmnl: Trays and Srrnpcq, $1.25
651: to $1.25
35: 451 75C~
liver and kidneys. . 1 , . . soc 1031.75
headache, biliousness, i'lllli‘.‘ \\ nrk lulu» in “Ali't‘ll palm. 350 to $1.00
“HOW complexion, Luiif-pcllu‘ Al [1111111113. 60 and 85c
poor appetite im um “mi. basin-iv. UI imc rt'ul. 75c to $1.50
ckiy removed by ta ing A large assortment of Fancy Reed Baskets in dainty
shaped. with ill‘ without bundles.
t'liilrlrvn's .\Ia_v it‘~ii\‘:ll.<.nr Ancrciy us playthings.
and 50C.
BABY CABS AND GO CARTS.
Exhibit of Spring Colorings and Designs.
The prciiicst little ‘(
Take
rubber tired wheels. and tops of auto—leather or reed.
Prices $14.50. $15.00. $18.50
and up to $29.25.
III (llilill Hill"
'0 “[w "‘VEHL llith Priest-«lambs W. Storey.
”WW“ "0'" 7mm 1”"- Rivsrs and Harbour Billlncludss
$54,000 icr Harbor
Betterment
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WASH] NOTU N I). (7...
April 12"
After hearing Senator Mental: in bi
Anal! of tho proposition.
Tits.l army engineers.
improvement.
Tlloon Urgso.
Roprcsamstlva Tllson 0! New Mia
The whsrl facilities of Now Haven
are limited snd this improvement will
MW
y incrasse the usslulum or
16161 tit-shin distance or valor mm
A his ths‘A 111103.191
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tho Sensto
r ommorco youtordai'8
Flor the improvement
rccommcndrd burning Iron every day Door: 1 Oint
that the expenditure be made; Ifld' merit quickly stops its spreading. In
Senator Minoan put in an smsnd' strictly relieves the itching. cures it
{mom to the rivers and harbors bill' permanently. a: any drug Itore.
carrying out the recommendations
in M Alfred N Wheeler Became: Clerk of
& Washington Chapter, No. 21. Royal
iArch Masons. hold the annual convo-
8ution on Wednesday evening and
elorltd the following oi'llcers:
braided (irass Rugs in one of the Main St, windows? Arc
they not ideal for summer use. on the veranda or in the
of filiIt‘d. sunburn; marsh grass.
Prices from $1.50 to $15.00. accordingto sizo_
Larpct Store. first flour.
King-“James M. Warden.
ScrlleA-A-Joseph A. Carlcr.
i TrttflliPl‘r‘Jfl‘l‘lG‘S 'l‘. iiubbcll,
i SocrtAtnrvaDr. 8. ll. Huntington.
. :‘nptnln of [loath—wt! Otis Pitch.
8 i’rlncipui sojournurwi’crcv (‘ \Ior
8» Royal Arch
lthl’i.
Column» lid word 1‘.
intended for favors, for
£9 39
Ilasculcut li‘urnislling Store.
‘aiis ilflYE‘ bodies of brown rccd or
natural sea grass, and are equipped with gears in match.-.
Folding Go Carts. tan. green, maroon. our, $3.50At0
' $18.00. Furniture Store. fourth floor.
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gwssnmorou CHAPTER OFFI-
2" fun} 8" “"ElM I] CERs. Cape Cod Grass Rugs. Have you noticed those
sleeping rooms? One would not tire of the coloring. that
' - an.» id. 318. iiirah (humming.
blasicr of the Third Veil «F. C. l-lib-
bald
Master at the his.“ 0nd Veilw—Aii'iilism
Sloane.
Master of the First Veil—William
Fresh Laid Eggs. per dozen, .
17 lb. Granulated Sugar
8% lb. Granulated Sugar
2 Cans tail Salmon
Peerless Flour, per bag,
'A large supply big Fresh Vegetables
snow: 12111.
Trustee for Three i'eals— Wallace
Finance Committee-{harks F.-
:Otis Fitch.
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nTorturins eczema spreads its
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ROYAL GROCERY CO.
250
$1.00-
501:,
A250
800
22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
i ASSISTANT PROMOTED
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New Haven. County Court.
There was a meeting of the judges
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telophcns, dd.
BEAVER BOARD
is (ninth; fluidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plantar Ind walkout». It is susceptible of an infinite vmcty
or artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits or I
111110 Icons tol- individuIl preforment and uses. We are silent-
Ind hoop a largo supply on hand. ,
at the county building in Bridgeport,
county to succeed John C. Gallagher,
who died a short time ago. Assistant
New Haven bar is ascertained. Chic!
1.. MM-.-" _.. A«~M—IO
l MAN mono 05.10 m 1.01:
NORFOLK. April 12. «Given Hunt.
aged scvcnty-two,¢w}Ao wsu missed
i from his boardlnx house here Sunday,
“I hound dead in I nurture a mile .
outside the town is“ night. The mod-
.leIl examiner Isid. death followed I
1111111111" A in party had been
Imus for Hunt um be 1m missed.
in loving Ao‘ti to visit at 1&1“er
FOR .51 {LE
meal; (if the Concrete Block
Plant at East N0rwalk ,
not“ ; ' in:
" will he sold regardless oi cost: .1qu.; the equipment will be found.
‘I 50 h. n boiler. I Westinshcns‘o automatic basins. a Worthington '
‘A 111:“ National 1661 mm holster. mu bony-rs. mums. put. .A
‘8 Wank. smoke stack. wire cubic. and. in tact, tbs sntlroA
‘ flit or concrete. hill _ AA
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