Children Cry for Fletcher's
CASTORIA
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
In use for over 80 years, has borne the signature oi
and has been made under his per-
sonsl supervision since its infsncy.
Allow no one to deceive ou in this.
All Oounterfeits. luiltstions and “Just-urge ” are but
gripes-intents than trifle with and endun r the health of
ants snd Children— Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
motorist. is a. harmless substitute ior Castor Oil, Pore-
corlo, Drops and Soothin Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, orphino nor other Narcotic
substance. no age is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms .
and alloys Feverishness. For more than thirty years if;
he been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flotulcncy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
. . Diarrhoea. It. regulates the Stomach and Bowl-ls,
~ assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
fee-tum: CASTORIA mm
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
WI "MIMI OGI'AIV. 1’ “VIII! mssr. III. "M on
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We never had so large a line. nor better values. Now is the
time to buy Etnbroideries.
REGULAR LINE.
Embroldorles at. 10c.
Widths 1 inch to 10 inches.
'Embroiderles at 15¢.
Widths 1 inch to .18 inches.
Embroidery Banding at 10:.
Values to 15¢.
Embroidsry Bending at 15c.
Values to 25c.
‘Flounclnos at 25:.
Good value 35c.
Flounelogs. 39c.
GOod value 50c.
Fieuncings, 59o.
p
Good value 15c.
BARGAIN LiNE.
SHORT LENGTHB.
One to Ten Yards. 3c.
Values fic‘to 8c.
Om: to Ten Yards. 6:.
Values so to 12 l-2c.
One to Ten Yards. tic.
anues 150 to 25¢.
Corset Cover Embroidery, ise.
\‘ulue 25c.
Waist Front Embroidery, 85o.
Good value, We.
Corset Cover Embroidery, 25c.
(land value, 350.
Eurly selection gives largest variety.
A. Dickerman '& Son
8i Washington Street, South Norwsik ’Phone 446
We give 881“ Green T.ading Stamps
RUNDLE’S BREAD
it's the quality kind. Made in u clean, sanitary shop, by expert
union bslscrs. Pure ingredients; fresh at your door every day.
through your grocer, your ownwugonn, or both stores. if your moor
hasn't got it
_ Phone Rundie’s Bakery—~Our Number is
1323~Insist on getting us
Try our 100- Split Loaf
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
EAST NORWALK
NORWALK
7 {rm-o Is Only Ohio
, “Br-emu OuInIno ”
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WRAPPED IN
PINK PAPER
mm
By MARION BOIDQN
(Cornish; son. by Assooisssd Literary M
Helene Brooke flow to the tele-
phone. .
"Yes?" she asked oxpectuntly.
“Dear." said her lover's voice, "l'm
sorry that i cannot come tonight.
May 1 come tomorrow evening in
stead?"
"Why not this evening?" poutod
Helene.
“0h, because!" he cried surly. “l’il
tell you another time. it's s set-rot
just new." ,
“Jack! Very u'cll~(‘unic tomor-
row evening if you have nothing hob
tcr to do," and decidedly out of tom-
pcr Helena hung up the receiver, cur
ting ofi Jack iienshuw's words with
clicking shruptness.
Up in her own pretty room ltelcns
locked the door sud sank into II big
chnir beside the window. it was had
enough that Jack should have not
unido her special invitation for that
cvr-ningwit was her blrthdny and he
did not know it. llcr mother lInd
naked Widget to make 11 birthday
cake. and it was to he brought in dur-
ing the owning decorated with spun
sugar and candles.
iivlouu’s married sister, Dori-us
Wilde, and Frank Weds. her husband.
ucrc coming over 11nd Plank hnd
promised 'to brim: his 'ct-llo. Jack
llI-nshnw‘s violin occupied s por-
mnnmn place now on Helcnu‘s piano
and she had planned an impromptu
concert. This was all to be a sur-
prise to luck.
New Jack hsd spoilcd it all by
hopping oil from the invitation
liricuu felt positive that ho was go.
int; off somewhere with that horrid
Ned Spredio. who had 11 little place
down on Long island where he main-
tained kcnuols of which he might
well be proud. for they bore 11 us-
tionsl reputation. Ned Speedlc siso
owned II low, viciuus‘looking gm:
wring automobile inuhich he wss
won’t to tour around the countryside.
l-lclcnn llrooke Willi positive that
Jack was going oil on some mad ridi-
with Ned Sporadic. Why he should
do this she could not understand, be-
cause Spot-die wss not at all to Jack’s
taste; but he hsd spoken of the wild
motorist scveml times lately and httd
expressed s desire to visit the ho-
nels ut Dogwood.
The birthday evening, wss not on-
tirely I1 successful occasion. sithottgh
iiclcnu herself was bright and any.
Dorcas and Frank came and plsyed
and song, but Helm sst Inutciy
thoughtful while the music drifted
through the rooms
liridget'n ontrsnco with the cake
us 11 welcome intrusion, sud;sfter
they bod eaten of the cake. the
Welles went home, and Helen was
free to seek hrr (bomber and weep
into her pillow.
it use not so much his not being
there. she. told herself. it was the incl
ho bud deliberately put sootlwr
pleasure before the delight of beiur,
with her.
The next day she nourished It bitter
resentment toward Jack ilcnshaw
untti she believed that his indlifcr-y
I-Itrrm had killed her love.
Lute in the sftomoon she rum-
mngod through her writing desk and
gathered all of Junk Honshuw's pro
cious letters into n pocket. Ono it'l-
H'l' she kept oqu-thut, in spite of hcr
jealous nnncr. she decided to keep;
rho. wuld burn it after one more
pcrusnl. Its tender words would
thou ruvcui uncw to her the poriidy
of mun-wand emphasise the fortunate
escape she had had from n man who
prdrrrsd the dubious cempsny of
Nod S‘pocdle to that of the girl hr
was engaged to!
So Helena Ui'd the letters in 11
fresh sheet of pink tissue paper, tied
the square puckuxe with u bit, of
pink ribbon. sud tucked the letters
away in a drawer in her desk ready
to give to Jack llenshaw when he
should come that night. She had sl-
rcady written I1 brief note to him
telling him to bring hcr letters with
him when he cnme.
Jnek liunshuw obeyed her behest
to come st eight o'clock. and his lrunh.
handsome face was puzzled when his
eyes met the coolness in hers.
“What is the matter, Nell?”
sslted bluntly.
Holcns tried to be calm. but her
voice shook when she spoke. ‘ “l
suited yep to came last nightwyou
preferred to enjoy the company of—-'
>“liow did you know that?" do
mended Jack. .
“i knew," returned Helena with
more assursnce. "i wanted you to
come lsst ni‘ht because it was my
birthday and i wanted you-«4" also
was obllged to stop or betray her
weakness.
"Your birthday Aves yesterday?"
he stummerod. "Why—J thought it
use todsy—snd l—-
Helena was not listening to him.
he
She was bruins herself to meet r .
Music moment.
“Jsck-~Mr. lion
show-4 are sure we hsve made a
swat mistake. i know i hove, soil
1 am sure that l shellmuvor be happy
with you-lu-la—sln sorry. butm'
Helena s voice tailored and us: still.
A grant silence loll upon the room
Helene stsre‘d um runs of slow
tug assists the. grate. Jack ‘ Roe
show stared blsuldr into spies.”
“mu wloil. Holey.” "took out
; r. slsost as r l is so
mummmmh: mm
“it" WM
C m Iltm
«tumult?
‘ I”u.‘ a. ’9»
fours oolwwssd Mosul»!
. “Idol's
tbs puss be
it at bar we.
s spoke szsiu.
‘ “l Muse 13,919 letters! wish to re
turn to you?“ silo rose the hell not
I “Print spposr I! site said
fliers. oestrus Is one room
in pink pom. from my desk; you sit
on it in the mold loft hsnI.
drsws'r." “
The mill deported and Jack drew
from his coat pocket s small box of
white ivory. From the box he tool
a smell ulsbsster urn, del‘icsicl}
carved .with ilbwers in relief, while
on the lid there was poised s dove
with outstretched wings. .
, “You asked me to bring your letters
with me,” he said suletly placing tho
rose in her bend. "They are in that
little vase. ”
"i do not understand," faiterod
Helena. all her snser sud jealousy
uuddely dissolved in a crest tenet
of losing him forever. flhe lifted illi'
lid of the vase and saw within a [tilt
of gruyishblsck sshcs. "i do not uuv
dorstnnd," she repented.
Jack lienshsw turned his eyes away
from the delicate beauty of her lure
"Your letters to run since we hurt
been cussed—41: fact every word you
have written to mew—were loo pm-
ions to leave carelessly uround. but .'
wanted to keep them in some four
and so i burned them. The ashes oi
your letters to me are in ‘th “Nlt
vase. They are as dead us thr- usher
of your love seem to he."
Before Helena could utter 11 word
Nora returned with the package,
sotnewhsl breathless. but her honest
face wonring s triumphant expres—
sion. in her hnitd she held II square
package wrspped in pink tissue paper
"Give the package to Mr. licnshns‘.’
sold liclens. And as Jack took it in
Weighed it in his hand with I1 smile.
"listhsr light reading." he cout-
mcntI-d wryly. "’l suppose you how
no objection to my putting them on
the tire .now I"
Helene nodded ssscnt and he torr
off the pink paper. disclosing s whit:
pustobosrd hes. in :1 tries the lie
was of! sod there, rippling over his
lingers was In alluring tunes of su-
huru puffs and curls that exactly
matched lleirnn's lovely heir.
For an insumt they both started
horrified st ilIc frivolous curls that
bad sdontod ilolons's heed the Vl'lmcr
beiors.
"Nora has brought the. wrong puck
ago—l forget this one was VII—upped
in pink pupcrtsluo." fultcred listens.
and then her violet «yrs met Jack's.
doubting brown ours and saw s
«learn of mirth in them.
"It's the funniest thing that
happened." lsughod Helena.
“llow shoot the origins! pink pack-
sxe~thnt is yet unharmed?“ sskec'
Jock practically.
"i shall keep that after nil." said
Holt-us. “hecstisewmh. .lnclI, l run so
wicked Ind lesions and ererythlnx:
lust to punish me you must never tell
use shout where you went and what
you did last mains."
PVC 7
She tvu safe to the shelter of his‘
arms now. "ill have to tell you-
can't put out of it. i thought today
was your birthday. never mind how
i figured it. outwond so last night i
went down to Dogwood kennels with
Ned Spredle to bring home to you
that prisosvinniug French bulldos
who mm s curly hsir on his body.
but whose ' some n»" lie psuscd
for cil‘ect.
"Not Curly?" cricd Melons, do
linbtsdly.
“That ssntowbut he'a not wrapped
in pink prpcr." grinned luck as he
opened the door to admit
delayed birthday present.
SETTING THE ”COUNTRY’S TIME
But. After All, tht's the Uni-alt
Doesn't Easily Exist in Scheme
of Nslure.
Twenty-five yours use western mil»
rcnd centers often had us many us
raven standards of time, besides Iht
lornl menu solar time. Now, ovcry
Iluv. inst lIel'of’t.‘ noon, the lick of the
c!uck Itt the United States naval on
scrvstory at Washington comes over
every Western Union wire throughout
the landwolicki clichviili st ten sec
and: before meridian there an. s
hush which is broken by the tick that
marks noon-«not noon for all the land
at once‘ but noon in s strip fillseu oe
mes slide. In "to; nest. " west
control Chime, it is dished unlock. sud
so on i st bun ll‘rsrisilseo. Puciiic
time. it li’ runs o 'clock. while in Nov.
York the clock hands close togethm
ut. the zenith of the disl. '.
If we could flush around the watery
yields to that imaginary line where
the this takes up its course we should
reach us Place l the Facility where
Susdsy' at told yes all end Tues
day’s morn boil us. A. pandas"! Ver
ily. s'nd more ih‘sn a paradox. Nature
here traps us. in the lie we told hot
that we might win her treasures from
her. She knew it is a lie. and prover
it to us thst there is no such thing so
time. it's but 11 word; it; has no res!
entity. no existence save in tho
thought oi" msnéb-Nunsey‘s.
Extrsordinsry Bird. ’
The capture of. s specimen of the
”lullithe," or flirtation roll, or New
“zoslsnd, on ever been scammed an
event is ornitholm. an tar as i1
known. only- four specimens at thb
bird lass been ebullient. . ,
The tskshs motors“ hoasslsusxt)
is about could in she to s goose, bu
' its Monti am very snisll. slid, unliln
. Iii of his Mistlvss in other lsutis.l
to: breast is of s riol
trl
bonsai or.
dilution
bsrs'ss sun
Hclcns's _
Bridgeport AM». i Bridgeport Advertisements.
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Bridgeport Advertisements
Gills P till. Broil Olumpony
Established 1857
Aluminum Cooking Ware, Madame Housekeeper.
Demonstration this week
Those are some of the desirable features of Aluminum. and All» llvumnstratnr will explain
everything.
Food (‘iill be boiled ill'}—~\\'l” in: burnt-Ii, in :11! aluminum k cult—null the lwttlc c2111 lll' made
clean and bright :Iguiu, 215 good as new.
A put most can he cooked without water or grcasc,
Ii' Incnl gum] and delicious [Innis
A quart of milk can be
An empty tea kcttlc
can he made.
This show.» that from low-priced cuts
A
boiled down to :1 pint. without scorching.
lu- kcpl on thc lire continuously, and while very hot, full] 11 utcr
he Ilnshctl into itm—uitltout injury in the ktlllt‘
t‘iill
\lusli, porridge fudge-(11111 fruit builms tan be cooked \titlnlul diitrinw or other uttcgntion
A curtlinl imitation is extruded to all cooks. lulusekccpcrs. or other persons iuicrc>tui in 1110
.\'i,‘ll£li‘\‘ .‘lllll cmuunty of the home, to be present at tin ~c Ilcmmtstmtions.
miéhmz. IMW‘W
SALE OF
EMBROIDERIES,
Edges and Bands in nluivltcd
«Its. many uf 111cm having three
fine
widths of edging. (in :1
putiiiy (ll llalilStmh; llflll work.
in English cyclct and French
work. all very attractive in do
This
sale comes at just the limo \leI-n
sign and ut’ unusual value.
such lillibt‘uitlcrics an: Iiccdcd
fur summer wash frocks.
\ alum mirth from 25 to 35
Girl.
19 (is.
‘.'*Iiucs tvurllt 38 to 50 cls.
25 cts.
On sale \\‘ dncstlay morning
‘vcn spc i1.i
M
Mav— a.
Wednesday 5 -
m-«Ticwork.
Nemo Corset Week. New
Miss Alticn's day at the Art Set-lion.
BORDERED FOULARDS.
A Notable Clearance.
These beautiful Pattern 'Foul-
ards that we had curly in tin-
spring. Not very many-«If them
tell. but
and
ihcrv iiit.‘ mutt vxr"1:~~zvt
vct‘v slxlidt tit-sign. llltst
C‘i.)llilllllililllll53
Navy with cmcrnltl.
1.411034 illuc ~with \leiiI'.
\‘icux Ruse “llll black.
'l'attpc with lulgnrmn lIurIicr.
Taupe with ccrisc.
King blur with Muck.
\‘t'istnria with Mack.
Rosella with black.
i'iat‘k Willi ‘ultitc.
\\ hilt' \vllll l~lr't‘k.
But one oi each. \M-rzr 54m
and $2.50 a yard.
$1.25 in close mil.
5 in it yards in each.
Kitchenware sitll't',
Silk Section.
Models. Special Exhibit.
’. u .
l'Icc In:
hm t'r i'ltwl'.
SUMMER SALE
OF TOWELS.
Huck Towels for autumn use,
in part lincn. lrnm 10 to 20 cts.
Guest Towels, 154mb, 25 cm.
Huck Towels, all linen and fine
qualities and many (llll‘t‘l‘l‘ill siz-
cs, up to $1.25 each.
Guest Towels, all linen,
to 60 cts.
ill)
galls Mats, assortI-Il union and
sizes. 50 to 75 cts.
Bath Mats, at In
plain Colors.
heavy. in
Bath Towels in" large >izc.
etc and up.
The
as
'i‘mch Stuck has been rc-
moved to the center section for
the sumnu‘r. and visitors will find
:1 large display convenient of ac—
cess. '
Lmvcr Horn.
of
Third finer. frUl".
lruction in all kinds ml -
Elite E. ill. iKrtth Glnmnuny.
SUMMER RESORTAANUAL.
Just issued by New Vork, New Haven
s. Hartford Road.
Concise and helpful informstion for
he man who is planning a summer vu-
‘nIlon for himself and family is con-
iniucd m the 1912 edition or the uan— ' '
uni of Summer Resorts, just issued
by the passenger departtuou't oi the
{ow York. New Haven and Hartford
Hull road company.
More than s thousand summering
phase in the most charming sections
of New England are mentioned in the
book. it tells the vacation seeker how
to reach those pieces.
names and locations of the best hotels
and boarding collages, together with
their rstes sud it contains much other
inforumtion that will prove helpful to
the summer tourist.
The summer resorts rescued by the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad offer manifold attractions to '
vscstionists. It’s the combination of
mountain, seashore. 11nd country that
makes southern New England such a
chsrmins place for a summer vocs~
tlon.
A copy of the Manual of Summer
Resorts will be sent free by the Vacs-
tion bureau. Room 893 South Station,
Boston, Mass.
Pluto ounce m i To 14 DAYs.‘
Your dntuist Will refund money r
“ Peso Ointment lsils to cure any can
of itching. Blind, Bleeding or Ptotrun
in; Plies in 6 to it dsys. 60c.
sunusrrtovs FATAL.
WINBWD. Merlin—Mrs. Joseph
Messrs, whores bully burned while
settles s woodman are near her
holds no Hlphisnd lake, seturdnr.
tiled Mondsy utterance st tits county
2110mm. silo loom s‘ burnout! and
four stall children, the younsost hr
in «a months old
'msulrrmmltll «tolls-
lids: on W t
it gives the * <
W
“themes you «out “owl
-\.‘ ‘ ‘\‘\‘\ “ ““
l'e are showing extensive
knouu makes including lllc,‘ “erode,"
“Berkshire.“
'ljhere are cotton, lists and swiss ribbed gar. ‘
merits in practically even
an; uoll
"l‘rotuood Mills“ and
and quality that can be
Special fer
\\' omens Regular .301: l'ulon Suits
[01 $1.00
86 WASHINGTON BT.,
Union Suits
They are all pcrie‘ct biting and made to give
good service
Prices 50c to $2.50 per moment
The N. E. RYAN CO.
.1 ““1". a. n. ‘ulu, nru:‘~r:-ru1dr-. avast,
,‘s 1.0- - \‘V,
x .A.
’u‘v‘
lincs of Initillill‘
in,” A!
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SH lo, \v eight, shape
desired.
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This Week
at 39c cuch:
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anuigr): 1-77,,"
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Reaching In their Influence»-
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