Faraitanud
Consisting of a Mum Piwher and Six Tumblers
of clear white glass. A new design.
.17 or Only
'50 Star Soap Wrappers
amt" v.1... 100 Wm
These Water Sets can be secured only by bringing
Star Soap Wrappers to
flu: A. J. worms a son 1:0,, on”... and Stoves
Carpets. m larval-guru, no. liar-walk. Goal.
rats orrsa GOOD FOR A umrso 11m: ONLY
V H '
DRESSES
Children's Oman—25c.
loll oanhuy Children's Dresses llEAlIl‘ MADE. tor but little
5 who than you would may for materials. '
O
’ Ages 2 years to 6 years
'1 Children's W. ' Argos 2 your: to 6 year-a
Children’s Drona-41.00. Ages 4 years to it years.
Children's moans—41.25 to $1.98. Area 4 years to H year's.
\
We invite your attention to our new lines.
LADIEB‘ HOUBI DRESSES.
$1.00 .to $2.98.
as
on
Dickerman & soil
.' fist WASHINGTON ST.
TELEPHONE 446
Middy' , Blouses
Tailored and Lingerie
Walsts
For Outdoor Wear and Stylish
Dress
“Perfect in Every Detail”
The N. E. RYAN co.
86 WASHINGTON 8T.,
SOUTH NORWAL‘K
Illll
ra't not it
BUNDLES
it's the quality kind. ‘ Katie in a clean, nutter-yahoo, by airport
union bakers. Para lair-dioxin; trash at your door ovary darn
J l; thr‘ouib your moor. our own VJW. or both atom. l: your-W J
BREAD
Rundlrl’a Bakerye-OlIr Number is
l323~lnsi$t oll' xethug us ' ~
. hrir.
‘, adapted:
‘ In no danger an
MRI llli liiil:
‘RWMDHSIWHM
‘W their Vulnlelalaady ;
in All allow» - J
Who load aot ml! the am at
Sage and Sulphur tor heaping the hair
dark soft and glowaxld is good coll
dition! M a matter or fact. Dolphur‘
J in a natural element of hair. and a do-
noloncy of it ill the hair is hold by
many scalp apoclallatu to be connected
with hudmlnulwtyolthe
Unauostlonably, more la no bet-
ter remedy tor hair and aoalp troubled,
especially premature granola. (than
Sage and Sulphur, lr'firoperiy pronsr’
ed.
The Wyeth Chemlcal Company at
New York put out an ideal preparation
of this lithldmallod Wyeth‘s 8m and
Sulphur Hair Remedy, In which Saga
and sulphur are combined with other
J valuable renodlo. tor knowing the hair
and scalp to clean. healthy condition.
it your hair is losing its color or
t‘onataully homing out. or it, you are
troubled with daudrutt or dry, ltch)‘
scalp. got u titty cent bottle at Wyoth‘a
Sara and Sulphur from your druulat.
use it according to the dimple direc-
tions, and see what a dlflorenco a few
days‘ treatment will make in tho dp~
pouranco oi your hair.
All drugglsts sell it. under guarantee
that the money will be refunded if the
remedy is notoxaotiy as represented.
Special agent, SLIllIon-Powoil Corpora-
lion.
sultan-surround»
E88 ME APPOINTED,
(Continued tram first new
a—uu—u
lteaolved. That this. council actor-
mlllo that public oouvenloaoe and use-
easily require than to designate bulld-
Reaolvad. further. That D. Warren
Fitch. lionoe E. Dana and Franklin.
8. Gregory. three disintereatad trea-
‘ holders of the Clu- ol' Norwailr, he ap-
pointed a committee to Mainline
:1 such building line! in North avenue
‘1 and report the some to this oountdl.‘
Michael J. Riordan railed no objec-
tlou to a ten-root building line in the
Main street annex. leading into North
' wannabe! sold that there is a dam J
goroua condition lim which should beJ
.’ changed ll the loll-foot lino wall our»
if ignated. The foot or the
- to quite dangerous in that it sloped
the wrong way. He also suggested
" that the habit «be graded in order to;
allow an uutomoblilst or a driver to;
see around the corner to avoid acct;
dents.
taken on the park at‘thls point
lvmody to the coudltlontl, and City Eu-
fillit‘til‘ Charles N. Wood thought this a
good plan.
The following rosolutlon. presented
by Councilman Benedict was adopted:
‘Reaolvod. That this council deter-
mine that public convenience and uec‘
lug line: in the Main street annex.
" em or the park at the corner or North. ‘
avenue
Mr. Rlordua was heard on tho Main
street line. He first asked a question
which mulled some
maul. “Why has the advertisement
tor this ‘ nrlux 'nlontloued only a line’
ln Main strut, from Cross street to
93th street. when the petition which
occasioned tho hearing requested a
line to Mail! «reel from Croos street
to the city “no?" .
it was evident as soon as tho ques-
j~tlon had been halted that a nil-take
had been made and Engineer Wood
. ' immediately stnpmd forward end tool:
J tho blame. He had not soon the po- '
“ “lion and had rimmed the statement
without proper knowlodse.
Mr. Riordan assured the council
' that he was not protesting more than
that there were but two who signed.
the potltlon he circulated below tho
School attract line. and he does not
want tlmrto not a‘rwrollg impression
of him. Mo was «lured that he was
to losing misunder-
stood and that roommate was m
by an oily and will ho'raotldad later,
ll
' mine that willie convenience and noo-L
when other halldtug lino: are to com
balm the; WM.
“Tho W volition no road or
tho M and substantiated tully Mn.
Man‘s "loam
”rhodollowlng resolution wall than ‘
um. oath: Woe to tho “moot-
in: by Councilmen Merlot:
Resolved. That vtllla oouncll deter-
ouity Mil" him to «aim Ibo ‘
i in: m In Main «not «on Cross
dtroattodohoolmmontno out
. . ‘ aide and tram North menus to o lino
' J on the aouth aids ot lohool atroot on
‘ J tho out side.
J in: liuea on North avenue from Main
- street to East none; and
little rise J
i
it was annealed that a low loot be
4“ tr... _. .. ~. 4.»-
easily require them to designate build. J I
little hammer. J
m adult at War Gor-
My two Down in Saloon
and Amal lllnaiuu
m moan. April ӎflffllflld-i
ed by a bi; crowd dildvhindemd by :1
rumor nah, "'21)“. Ill (idiom d
the Suite Ponce. led by Liquor Prose.
color Hubert L Dickerman and assis-
tcd by ten palroimentrom the Grand
avenue. station; raidéd the saloon of
John Not-lion. at 256 Wallace moot;
Sunday alternoon, arresting the pro
priotor and eighteen men who lWere in
the place. The police believe that fu-l-
ly twenty" ot those In the saloon ow
cwod.
In one instance, one of the state PO-
llt-emen xmbhod‘a man by the hack
of hill root as he made a lruatlt: at.
tempt to escape. Ho leaped through
the window leaving a part of hla coat
in the (buyer's hands.
Muny plunged head first from the
joining roofs. several toot below.
The ollloers ol the State f’olloo who
worked in coniunvtlon with the or-
flc-ors of the Grand avenue station.
rel-c Bridgman. Jackson. Wheeler.
Dorm. Rudd and Vlrelll.
'ro CURE A GOLD m ONE DAY
take Laxatl‘m Bromo Quinlno Tablets.
mull-ta actual noaor it it fail- to
euro. E. W. Grave’s signature la on
each ion. Ibo.
A .qu
When the vacant property gram
too expansive use a Sentinel Want
Adv. and roll it.
file
A SURE SIGN
that the people are well M
with our methods and malts—a
constmttlrlnoroaalng number or
RECOMMENDED cusroulena.
We appreciate the kind {words or
our Mend: who are string up this
Boat 0! Advertising. ’
THAMER
0collab andOpilclms
87 AflAN’l‘lC SQUARE
Stamford. Conn.
hlatahlishod 15 Year:
Open Saturday Evenluxa.’
‘ From Quarry to cemetery
v Save that Gomission
usually paid to agents selling this
line or work. *‘ J
Wa Employ Na Amu
(let our prices before clng your
order for ,
Decoration Day Work
nonwaut MONUMENTAL
. wo nails
04 So. Main 81.. loath Norwalk
7qu. m
00.
funuluulu.
windows falling and scrambling to ud'
lilllliilll lililillilll
in it In Trout in Mad.
mu aim- and Bowls ‘
Wastooloogod
Children dearly love to take delic-
ious "Syrup of Figs" and nothing else
cloans and regulate- their tender lit.
tie Itonacha. liver and 30 feet at how-
els to promptly and thoroughly.
Children not onion: and constipated
Just like grownups. Then they not
sick. the touzue is coated. stomach.
sour, breath had: they don't eat or‘
real well; they become feverish. cross.
irritable and don't want to play. Lis-
ton Mothers—1hr your child‘s [lake
don't force the little one to swallow
nauseating motor oil. violent culomel
or harsh irritants like Cathartlc pills.
A teaspoonlsl Ol Syrup of Figs will
have your child dmiling and happy
again In Just a few hours. Syrup of
Figs will gently clean, sweeten and
regulate the stomach. make the liver
active and move on and out 0! the
lilnwala all tho-constipated malter. the
sour bile. the foul, clogged-up waste
or driving.
With Syrup of Fly you are not
drugglng' or injuring your children.
Being composed entirely ol‘ luscious
figs. cobalt and aromatics it cannot be
harmful. Fol directlonn for children
of all ages and lor grown-ups plain-
ly printed on the packaxe. J
Ask your drunist for the full name
"Syrup or Figs aud-fillxlr or Benita"
prepared by the California F‘lx fiyrup
Co. This is the dellclotls touting,
genuine old reliable. Refuse anything
else offered.
SHORE LIN! POWER PLANT GO
TO DOUBLE POWER PLANT.
The. Shore Line Electric (10.. 0! New
between thin‘olty and lvoryton. has
1purohauod and is now installing rel
.tnry converters and transformers' to
‘douhle the capacity of its power plant
in Sarhrook.
Advertise in Tho Sentinel.
LOVERS
“The Place"
It yen would have your ahooa m tho
f3“.
an mada on foot mouldad tun.
ton andlaca.
. Two sroass
Norwalk South Norwut
Ilk for tho RALBTON.. They
lut-
und poisons, without causing vrampa
Haven which handles the trolley llael
bottom. a wall so tho top or your ‘
mm W a 1.3.3qu " dawn.
on» B. til..llirab Gammon. .
WWW. '
ANNOQN’CEMENT IS HERE MADE OF AN IMPOR-.
' TANTJB‘ALE 0F '
COLORED AND BLACK MARQUISETTES TO OP-
EN WEDNESDAY MORNING.
()(ld lengths for waists and gowns. At: the Silk 'Sec-
lion.
LESSONS IN ART NEEDLEWORK.
At the Art Section on \\'ctlllcsdays of t‘flfll Wt‘t‘k. Miss
Alden will be preucllt to give to customers such instruc-
tion as they need in all Styles of elllbroitlery. 'l‘llOsc who
have a craze for the new. or revived Modiacval lim—
bruitlcry. have a chance to learn the stitches. Miss Alden
will also teach Pullollwork, Eyelet and 'l"rcllch Laid
\Vork. Art Section, on Wednesday.
HOW ABOUT YOUR TOWEL STOCK?
Our Tow'cl Department is ill pcrl't‘t‘t condition. It is I
a joy to the good llmlseltccprr to look at it.
Webb's Dew Bleached Linen Towels. from 29 cts. in
$1 50, according to size, and they lllcasurc from 20 x 3t)
‘0 27 x 43
Ghent Towela in large .ifiSUl’tlllClll,1li-'lill and fancy
hook, at , .
to, no. 25. 29, 35. 40. so and Go cts.
Bath Towels. .
Turkish (Jillest Tt‘HVClS. 1.4 x 2.6, 25 cts. '
Tlii’lt'lfill ’l‘owcls with CUlUi't‘tl llurticrs, 2m x 38. ‘35 cts.
Athletic Ribbed 'i‘uwcls. 20 x 4.2, 25 cts.
Plain White Turkish Towels.
18 x 36, r for 25 cts. 22 x 45. 25 cts.
20 x 39. 15 cts. .32 x 43. 18 cts.
Extra Heavy.
27 x 5!) 75 cts.
20 x 52 40 our. 24.x: 48 so cts.
Rubdry Towels and Face Cloths
in all tlilllcnmlls.
Lou-er llOOr.
The Summer Fashion Book is ready. Price 20 cts. .
The May Designer. it you have not The Designer
75 era. a
regularly. you should subscribe. year; 2~year
Sill‘lSCl‘lp‘liOll for $1.00. .
The Standard Embroidery Book. very helpful to art
necdlowomsu.calitaiumicsiglls and instructions in plenty.
it is :5 cts. .\l the Bottom Suction.
("the E. 1H. Emil Glnmpatty.
.We Sell and RecOmmend
The “Henry”Pat. Seats
, A high-class Leather Seat ready to fit your‘chair at an ex-
panse much losslthlm what your upholsterer would charge
you. The only Seat ’with Spring attached.
F. A. MITCHELL,
N’orwa’lk’ F
A Combination
Coal and Gas
Range
la tha lmal and but thing. it
takoa up loaa room and la mora
aooaoulloal.
Mora you apocity a room for
our our house or hetero you
W and homo.
Joann and look at than.
- r a r‘a‘a'
.V-‘u‘u'u a'u‘y
The Hatch 8r Bailey Cetupany
SOUTH NORWALK. OOH".
Lumber and MillWork lorEverything
TOWN”. fl.
BEAVER BOARD
is pulling rapidly in maturity as a substitut- lor lath and
planter and “PM”. It la Wilda at all im variety
or artistic dulln- nor walla and Milton, and Wu at a
vlda noon to: lndlvidul pretax-moat aad taata. W. are aunt-
aadboapaluaoaanolroalmd. , r ,l
Norwalk Chronicler