Correlating of a’I‘wo—Quart Pitcher and Six Tumblers
of clear white glass. A new design. a
, For Only
50 Star Soap Wrappers
Regular Value 100 Wrappers.
'These Water Sets can be secured only by bringing
, Star Soap Wrappers to
THE A. J. ANGEVINE o SON 60., DraperiesandSlom
Furnitureand andCarpels. m assume-st. Museum, to...
THIS OFFER GOOD FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
at £300!" a «as: W M
I I ,-. ‘ Now is the time for recovering floors.
' our stock of Floor Coverings.
, Dr. Smith Bouillding the Hoyt
Floor Coverings
We would like to show you . f'
Runs.
Rugs have come to take a
large place In Floor Coverings.
’Wo show an attractive line.
Axminlster Rugs,
. $20.00 to 325.00.
9 n. by 12 3t.
, Tapestry Brussels,
CARPETS.
While rugs have taken a lame
pines, Carpets will always be
in demand. We show a good
variety.
Velvet Carpets
Tapestry «Brussels-
ingrain Carpets.
$12.60 to $11.50.
9 it. by 12 it. IT’IBER MAJTINGS.
. a sum atto a
" ill/figolgbers, CPMM Matting:
' 9 n by ,3 n on. CLOTHB.
‘ Crex Rugs. , . All Widths.
18 by 36 to 9 ft by 12 ft. LINOLEUM.
Plain and Stencil. Printed.
I LACE CURTAINS, SWISS CURTAINS. COTTAGE CURTAINS POR-
TIEREE.
SHADES TO OREDR A SPECIALTY.
A Dickerman & Son
8A WASHINGTON ST. ~—::-- TELEPHONE 446
Hosiery
MARK
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 17th
HE “ONYX" Hose have always afforded
us great satisfaction, as well as our cus—
tomers. and. therefore, we are glad to show
our good will in cooperating with this
Anniversary Sale. On this day we will allot to
our customers special values, as follows:
FOR WOMEN
. ”Plain out... Lisle and anti Lisle. lar see I
, . nary Price 35¢ per pair. WOMAN“ W000. Ann“.
Pure Thread Black Silk.
s“. Price 81.00 per rpeir. regular 31.50 value. Anniversary
sou MEN
Silk Lisle In Black only Men‘ s Pure Sill: In Black andColore. I.
§WNW " Amity Iver-arr Sale Price. the per pair. .
OomsandlomintheCokhntlonodthe
"ONYX" ANNtvaasAaY _ '
'; lure, Dr Smith will hate his entire
I Tree Warden Joeeph Cornell will care
- . the New York attorney and summer
‘ athlovments la themes! home of Dr.
completion. it is an added attraction
settled by two or three structures.
' \ and m were
I ”hm
1a..
Contractors of, tile Marylin are
Unusually Quay and Anticipate
a Big Season
WIRBISIER IIIIIIIERII
IIIIS Ilill BIIIK BUICK
Homestead lor Sanitarium
’l'liat Norwnlk in to have a building
boom this spring such as has not into ,
on plate here In several yeats and’
that all of the contractors are going
to he puiticulurly' at both ends and III
all sides of the town from now all dur III” “I“ 0" II" ”Wm“ “I Memorial;
In; the summer. is the prediction at
an authority who has been studying ”I“ completed I’" “In time ”Id ItI
iwili be quite a hustle for Janitor-i.
out the probimu for scicrnl weeks. Ai-
ready this boom hilti started but will
not get under good headway before!
next month.
Contractor A. R. linlliin. of Not wulkI
has several different sets of spooidca
tions for new houseso on the surtound-
lug hilln residences that will be a ere-I
tilt to the town and an added item of;
no mean consideration to the tax [tell
when they have been completed.
One of the largest contracts thatI
Q has been awarded to any building can I
I
tractor in tho upper clad of the town
[or some low months in that given to
Contractor Mulltln hr Ilr. Edwin Ever i
on Smith. proprietor of the. KentottImd among III" “II" “WWII!" “III
(minimum so that. it bids fair to bsI
Sanitarium and recent purchaser ofi
‘ the Marv Holt property in Blunt. aw:-
nuc. Contractor Malian lit to romochI
and repair the prom-rd Hoyt homo
stoad‘and hoaidc thin will erect a cot-
tan in the rear
This property extends back as far;
as bonus Lane. Therefore there isl
plenty of space for the cottage can I
. some who euro
WI) The you Why
their opinions
mu that the repairs
”Ii
Wit?“ . .
rennin
‘ Contractor ”organ is at work on
the lions ielaelt Club house and this
‘eiu new citing as none A:
MIND. He also has a number of
small “ellipse and other buildings '
which will bet-soon started
Both cdntractor Halide and Con-
hector Riordan agreed that there is
to be quite a boom this apt-nix.
Contractor Riordan is erecting‘ A
small cottage near Dorlon‘e Point for
his own family. This he expects to
have ready for occupancy by summer.
The town is also getting in line and
tho soieclmen have awnrdsd the con-
tract for the erection of a hospital to
be used in connection with the intro
farm. Contractor Harry W. Mather
Illiii this work.
Contractor it. V. Curr has rebuilt a
porch for M. R. McCauoisnd. of Bar
view avenue. recently.
«Charles bl. Hoyt. corner High Street
and Bnyvlcw avenue, South Norwslk.
is having a larger porch placed upon
the southeast. side of his home.
Mrs. Bertha M. Richards. of West
direct has had a addition placed up
on her porch in the front 0 the house.
Janitor memo! the Knob Club.I
has begun repair work necesanry at
Day it Is planned to have all the re-
Brown to do his share of the work
Other carpenters will likely be occur
ed to assist him an the ice played ha
vozr with the club during the winteri
and much work has accrued.
I George Ernst. of West avenue. will}
have work begun upon hla handsome.
residence to be erected in Elmcreet in
the near future it ie understood The
I reoldence will be a credit to this al-
ready [muutii'ul residential section of
the town. Plans have been drawn by
Architect A N. Paddock.
There. is a great deal more work to
be done thia epring and it is distrihu-z
a busy year for all connected nith'
the building operations
Benn Contract Awarded
The contract for the erection of the
new hulldln: on Washington street in
Savings Bank has been {iron to the
Sorcroes Bros...
TM be ill-deleted with he work.
00.. of Worcester. Geo I
till nu ill
. ‘ [lillll’l IIIIIS
w i .
A m optimists iii a Simple
density Willllrin'o Basil
the fislursl Color I
"Pull out one grai‘h'air and'a‘dfi'ih
will take its plscsx'ula an old saying.
which is, to a‘ great extent true. if no
steps are taken to stop the cause.
when gray hairs appear it is a also
that Nature needs assistance. it is Na—
ture’s call for help. Grey hair, dull,
lifeless hair, or hair that is falling out.
is not necessarily I. sign of advancing
age, for there are thousands of elderly
people with perfect beads of hair with-
out a single streak of gray.
When gray hairs com, or when the'
hair seems to be lifeless or dead. somel
good. reliable hair-restoring treatment
should be resorted to at once. special-
ists say that one of the beat prepare
tions to use is the old fashioned "sage
Itea" which our grandparents used. The
:best preparation of this kind is Wy-
Ieths Bags and Sulphur [lair Remedy.
apreparation of domestic use and
sulphur. scientifically commanded
iwith later discovered hair tonlcs and-
I
{stimulants the whole mixture beian
carefully balanced and tested by exI
”I'll.
Wyeili‘a Sage and Sulphur Iii clean
Sand Vitamins and perfectly harm-I
leas. it rot‘troahett dry. parched hair.
Iremovsa dandrull and gradually re;
stores faded or gray hair in its naturaii
color.
[Joni delay another minute. StartI
using Wyeth's Sage and hulphur MI
tones and see what a . tier-once a few,
3daya’ treatment will make in your hair I
I Title mutation is offered to thcl
apubllc at fifty cents it bottle. and MI
recommended and sold by all diuit-
inlets Special Agent. Stillaon & Pow
Ieil Corporation
.0-.. rum. »m......~tww m A... In». ............W
cuuacu customer.
I m
First Methodist Episcopal.
Ttteednyw .. if. p. tn. class meeting.
led by Seth Remington 7. is p n... I
Teachers‘ Training (liars. led by Supt
ISouth Norwallt. for the South Norwaik erlntendent William lining. meets at
. the parsonage. I
Wednesday-«8 p in. monthly meet- 3
templated and for new“, others that Cobb. .ir.. of Nay! York her the con-filo; of «the ()lficlal Bould at the pup:
tract for the intarlor work. The planfigeonago 9 p. in. meeting of the Gm
will undoubtedly be elected in the [u I
property not into first class condition
that such a desirable oetate demands.
for the landscape etl'eclt’Hmd/«bu the
contract for nil the tree and shruhbery
work to he done.
llr. Smith removes his auditorium to
the New Hampshire mountains durlut
the summer, but when he ruturne in
the tall It is certain that his property
will all be ready [or the reception otv
his lentily and patients.
innumerable small dwellings are to
be put under way shortly. George Mite
clwll. at Wall street. is niready build.
in: one house in North avenue. and [tr
is understood that he contemplates
erecting one or two more during the
summer W. [5. Richards has con~
tract.
1 he Boston Store is to have an eddl ,
tit n on the rear that will be a boon to.
the space of the [unrest department
utcro in the town. Thin vlll be bequ
shortly it is understood and trill be
used as the seat of the upholestry de‘
pertinent by Ms‘hascr d. W. Ahearo.
Work on the Congregational Church}
steeple which was dnmaaed by the ro-I
‘ cent severe Windstorm which swept
over the town. is proceeding nicely!
and Contractor ltalkiu'a men did not
find as much trouble as was anticipa- I
. ted in making tit; repairs. v
The house than has been under the
course of construction for H. Aaron.
resident huthe Fleet [locks Road is
fast nearing completion and is a'
structure that is a credit to the town.
Another of contractor Malkin'a
Waiter Hitchcock in 'West avenue.
This residence he‘s been in the works
tor some time. but it not: fast nearing
to the Intended mmuthn of dwel-
[inns in West avenue. .
Baronet nouns are contemplated for
Everaiey avenue, and it quite likely
that by fall this em be more thickly
One: or two lleue‘ee are already our
tier m at the tomat- Elephant Lot
in hfain attest. land more are prontilo,‘ '
. on out Writwhich has fluently 1‘
. ten develohdamlt‘here will be‘ em ; I. ,,
n. and amusements 3 ‘
» to. «our «antenna. are beta: made ‘ '
Gentrassei- Riordan lusy.
,Ilieel II Riordan. of
we busy one lies a
win our than carpenters hard at
trunk at the mount time. lie tattle
letting up the repair «oi-It on the hoqu
cl Contractor town A. nobility, at
are by Architect .I. ll. Vance. of‘
Pitt-field and call for o moshon’
structure. of brick. steel and malts.
38:90 test, with what root.
Contract for Residence,
Thomas Quinlan. of Weatport has
taken the. contract to build a residence
near the children a home for the. Amy
[)odre. formerly of Westwrt. The
house was planned by Architect Ray
mood Ellie. of llartlord and is of
frame construction. costing about $7.
500. Lyon A Kaiser ot Weetnort have
the plumbing and healing nmtrscta.
Firming Plans for Residence.
Local contractors are submitting es-
timates for a handsome residence in
2 So. Nowell: for A. Iii. Winchester. oi
’ the South Norwalk Hunloipsl Electric
Works. The house will be of Jrsme
construction. provided with every lm
prominent.
(loom Robbins has the mason warn[
and William D Dickson of Westpori.
the plumbing and heating to the new
house at Compo Beach, for W. F. 0s—
hut-no.0. Wertport. F [3 Gregory. of
[Cost Norwalk. has the general con-
trart.
.........-.'-— «~—
ELECTRIC SCI-NICE ON JANUARY
it. 1013.
New lint-en road utated omcislly
this afternoon that the work on the
new New linvenlltamlord electric
zone would be begun at once and that
Wit is hoped to have the new service
Ilu operation on or about January I.
I l9l3.'7
TIIII Fill.“ IIIIE FAT
The Way aamsse Works Its Wonders
Guaranteed ”Frank H. laxier.‘ ‘
More then hall the readers of The
Sentinel would give almost anytblur
to be plump and may instead of thin
and scrawny.
Physicians and chemists tor, years
have studied the problem of making:
a ilesh‘forming ‘food. but ‘It to only
within the real low months that a
bright man «scattered the prescrip
ties that tekeu with the deity meals
five a posture increase in flash. In
a .
Thin mm in: is
convenient torn IIOI
train the us of
neat-tyne
the court of compo pleas. granted U
. the inldnolltin site proceedings were
I ' ot utilisation
ill
ernins Council of the K of .\I. (
Thuredur~~7243 n m.. the moth and
nlversary of the organisation of the!
Norwalk Group of Epworth Magoo
(‘llltpterl will be held in this church. I
The newly appointed pastors of the
neighborhood will be introduced. Dr.
Robert M. hioore will deliver his leoI
tune on Jones, the [[eroism of the?
t‘lnmmouplace. Everybody wclt‘ome.I
Collection .lo defrm the expense olI
the gathering, will be taken I
l-‘ridity-3: In p m. Junior EpworthI
[Mince meeting. 7:30 p. m., choir rel
henrsnl I
South Normlk Baptist. I
Tuesday-«7: to p. m.. the Kingin
Daughters will meet in the church.
Means of great importance are to [lei -.
iii: ",qu and hire. lluttery desires :
jibe members to be present. :
Wednesday-41 p m. the monthly. -.
buyer meeting of the Women“ a Asso- .:
cltlon will meet In the church. Mm} :~
hitv Robinson will lead in the dis-I '.
notion of A Conquering Faith. 7: l5 3
p. l.. the Advisory Board will meet In I
thachurch -,
'iursday—-7z 45 p. in. the church I;
order meetings are being well attend '-
cdlnd are proving places of spiritual .3
ill) I. ”
Fusyw‘l p. m.. the pastor will meet
the come to arrange for outdoor "
worklurlnz .the spring months. I
Grace Pariah Notes. ,
Tlldny—«Glris' Friendly Society ill
8 p. trip the Guild room.
Thuluy~8nlalnth of Kill! Arthur
at 8 p .n
Friday-Choir rehearsal at 7: 30.
Stmrdmlunlor Auxiliary at ii
in the Gulld‘oom, _
W“
1‘0 GU“ tooth in our um
it“ will" an nu. reuse.
omen-tum new it it lalle to
‘cure. is. w.
sash box. séa‘ -' .. ,
REITBA'IN! CA ; more a“,
INC LAND IACTO‘N. fl :
0mm W 0”". of Beaten. has ,‘
obtained an
[John ht. Gander. Elliot-tutor. from -
soiling crown longing to the ,
ILAmO'I Cuttle‘e cull. ludse sooth ill
I
broueht to Atom Gould a Gould.
d t I the administrator '
at.» o. lit and: on”
to Is as I
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Bridgeport Advertisements. I Bridgeport Adrertieementa.
Established mar.
can mess THAT FASHION REQUIRES”?
Very often these days tine will hear, in a place where
women are looking at Laces, "Oil, Cluny Lace is my fa-
t'orii‘t’." Or it will he, "I litilli'l: ("luny Lace; 1 must have
some of those little motifs.” '
So that is the reason we have so much (filmy Lace.
.lllt‘ genuine and the good imitations. and there is the enor-
iuous multitude of email Laces, Motifs,"
square. 3~comcred, howknots. roses, medallions. t‘l’k‘ht‘t'lllh‘,
which on: small in price, and when applied to garments.
lend a touch oi-distinctiou.
5. to cts. and upwards. according to size. and quality.
“the mnml.
- Yokes. odd Panels and Appliques of every shape in
Cluny and Irish Crochet.
The lncroyable Ratine Laces and Bands are in (It'citlcd
evidence and selling rapidly for linen: and other gowns.
SAMPLE nouns, AN IMPORFTANT SPECIAL.
An Importer’s Samples. She who desires a gown Eif-
fcrent from her neighbor's will do well to inspect these.
In Eyelet Embroidery. plain white and effects of navy
blue and tan with white, elaborate Work. sometimes with
applications of I't'ringc or ratinc. very artistic and nuns-
ital.
$20.00 each.
Lace Section. main floor.
Embroidery Instruction. We are pleased to announce
to our customrcs that Miss Martha Alden, was
with tie «luring Fair Wet-k. uili be at the .»\rt Suction one
who ’
day in each week. through the season. on Wednesdays.
and will give such int’onuation as art necdicworkers may
Ap—
’I'Iiirti floor.
desire. This Wednesday. the seventeenth. is the (lay.
wintmcuts can he made by telephone.
Two Japanese Screens are. in ”[0 Reading ROUEII,
both delicate cnlorings. suitable for bottdoirs. $3.00 each.
Hong Kong Grass Table. $6.25. _
Veranda Tea Service of dark bruu'n English \V‘a‘re,’
17 pieces, 33.00.
Japanese Prints. 25 and so cts.
In the Reading Room.
it
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@112 E ill. Etch Company.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
. . Telephone, as.
is ninlnpreptdly in popularity as a substitute for tail: and
plaster Ill/ll "threw; It leausceptlhle or an infinite variety
of artistic dealans for em. and ceilings and permits of a
wide scope [or individual preterment and taste. We are agents
ludkurahreomrturonm
mic-(hi: this.“ Hui: ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler