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BuayAIéIthegflfisefdhd :msggemhfiélg PAINT
use put tot t w i 's fe- .“
gifts! tthonsumer who limit. I p
The ADDITIONAL quantity of OIL is t int th t
by the CONSUMER. as byso doing msR’vss°M5N'§hv
Therefore~buy 3 gallons of LINSEED OIL with every
40mins of L. k M. PAINT ‘
and MIX Ike OIL will! the PAINT. '
If the Point thus made costs more than $1.60 per yum—‘3‘
If the Point as you use it is not perfectly satisfactory-—
Thou return whatever you haw no! IIJM m the dwkf!’ and not back A I. you
paid [or the WHOLE 0! tr,- asd boulder. rho mum you paid to the “Mg
m
WGMAN & “ANNIE. full! I!“
New York
7 arm
' but yesr.‘ Grand Master Arthur F.
II! If ..
rum: IEET ‘
JilohlfiW- nsvnN. my mama nuv
mom "sud nauseous the order is
s stroll. ‘ heslthy growth during tilt
in s flourishing conditios‘snd has list!
Woodford of pastel, told his honors.
in proscntin; his report of the yesr's
work It illii snuusl session of .the
Grand Lodge“. 0 O. E. which opened
in this city'tndsyhsi Hsrmonie Hall.
The first formal meeting in counso»
. tion with'the snnusl ”Mon wss held \ 3
yesterday afternoon, when seven mem~
bers of the grand uutsrs' AssocistiOn
mot and elected affirm-s for the onsu- '
lug your. Philip Pond. of this city.
was chosen president. succeeding l.u~
clus F. Fuller of l’utnum. Tho otlior
oificers chases were: Vice-Prrsident.
Churlos ll. Wars, of Hartford; Secre-
tary and treasurer. Frank R. Upson.
or Southingion. s reelection. in ad-
dition to the report of the (irsud Mus-
From New England
Killian himsi. “W"
antlisti.
30!“ Wt ‘18!» Wii sis CW OIL“. hovum
MI} beau tslri Moi, I. sort JV“ impound
Ills minimising (lotus-do 5m
in than: rcculsrly ever use sud” em stssdliy
artisans-topped. lbs 0
" austere one
ur IOompo‘uI: 'I‘sblcts s fsiIthl
who is troubled u I wss should in
trial. sud they will ilnd relief."—
b.3149; dour,” Fifth fittest. South Boston" Hus. ‘ .
P"Letter from Mrs. Julia King. Phoenix. R. l.
“W”; WW
old unt'll I hsd been inuri
back. so
wss not Ibis to do my housework.
y in the will from the tins I wss 12 «rs
syssr. and I think that osusod my 1)
miness in my side nesr my left hi tbst went sround w my
sometimes! Would hsvc to lie in bed for two or three days.
feel-
“ Lydis E. Plulrhsu’s Vegetable Compound hss helped me wonderfully in
ivory wsy. You may use my letter
slsd to do so thin; within my
‘ nus Kill). 1 882. Phoenix. i.
iituiu‘lnson, of New Haven;
Treasurer,
shay Specials
‘ LADIES’
Black skirts
u
IMGK Skirt. Gathers «ii—aisck Skirt. Mercerlzed
and ruffles, 39c. Value 5011. masculine. 980. Value 01.25.
ans—stack Slim Embroid- Mh—Kios-Fit. Fluids and rub
ery rufi‘le, 33c. \‘alue 73c. fies. 0100. Value 01.50.
:1, 'S'rd——Bisck Skirt. ,Tucks nud‘ Sin-KIWI“. Gathers slid-
rutfii-s, 79c Value $1 00. ruffles, 0i 19.Vs|us 82. 00.
Bargains m Colored Skirts
A. Dickerman & Son
84 Washington Street, South Norwslk 'Phone 446
We give 881“ Green Trading Stamps
Bridgeport; the Grand Represents
dense also presented their reports.
and the industrial exhibit.
.lulln, secretary
librarian of the New Haven Colony
pose.
Rice. Ohleffit Police Cowlea and Chair
prepared l» the local Bebeksh Dodson.
To CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY
cure.
escb box. Ills
BNGlNEER NOT TO ILAME. ‘
NEW LONDON; Msy im—ooroncr
{Brown snnounccd ihst‘ his lnvsstl‘s-
i-tiou of the accident at iisrrlsous.
ibiondsy. night, which cost two‘ lives,
1 showed that no fault attached to En-
lgineer Moorsth.“ the Central; Ver-
lmont train. ‘
tor, the Grand Secretary. William 8.
. the-Grand
Sidney w. Challenger, of ,
tires and the committee on correspon-
Prw-eding the opening of the Grand
Lodgn this morning the visitors werof
taken on sightseeing tours by automo-
bile about the city and its immediate
vicinity, including the factory district
Charles E.
of the chamber of
commerce. and Frederick Bostwii-k.
illistorical Society. noted as guides to
i the principal parties. assisted by mem .
fibers of tbeprdsr selected for that pub
in M3 or the cars were Mayor
man John 1“. Minus. rt the General
Committee: Ming! noon the visitors
not down to is handset at Music Hall
tsire [suave Brena Quinino ‘l‘sbleil.
Drugststs refund money if it fslls to
E. w. Grovs‘s sinstursis (is
sold it wss some or mete tsks III]
heslth
to no in
other trestrnent you sdviscd, I our
New
V
swirls: hodsvsry month.
“ This lssl. Sprint my mother
not hs'vs tbs;
my irisndsw
00.389.311in cm. N.H.
of: a?“
mie’iin.
‘mm
hssbesntl
for as. so I wsssnervous wreck when I begun tskin
' Wiser-d forittomyfrlcnds. '-liirs. Joust
ew Centsr. Vermont.
Letter from Miss time Dodds. Bethlehem. N. n.
Home? N. H -—-“ By working vcr hsrd. swooping osrpets. washing
ironing. ting heavy bush-ts of niothgs. cts.. I got nil run damn] '
t Lydls B. Plnlthsin‘ s Vegetable Corn—
pound, forms. nnd n resdy I fool l kc soother girl.
us. that I did. slid do not have toga tobed.
st the Gompound is doing for roof—Miss Gum B. nouns,
srd
110 one s lcke with woman s ailments
....srws r...” on molar. ..
nous In nude
hssrestorsdsomsuysuffsrin: women tohsslth.
srsnydis E. Plurakhsm’LVogetnblo
Write toLYDlALPIliIIIAI l lCliiliOi).
e$13!“?!lilih‘l'ul.) Milli. ”.58.. or advice.
our-site! :- will be 0 and. read and answered
by u wanna sud belt in strict WWW
for the good of others. 1 sm only too
war to recommend your medicine. ”whit-s.
Letter from Mrs. Etta Donovan.Wllllmsntlc. Conn.
Willimsntic. Conn.- “ For five years i suffered untold stony from femsle
troubles cussing hsoksohe. irregularities. dissiness. and nervous prostra-
- tion. It wss impossible for me to wslk up stsirs without stopping on the
my I was all run down in every wsy.
I tried thros doctors sud esch told me something dlflsrent. I received
no benefit from so of them but seemed to suitor more. The lost doctor
ything ss nothing would restore the to
u. Sol bogsn taking L dis L. l’inkbuu' s Vegetable Compound
it would do, sod by tsk 0;; seven bottles of t
c Compound and
restored to my nstorsl halal—lira.
Dru Donovss. 702 Msin Street. Willimsntlc. Conn.
Letter from Mrs. Winfield Dans. Augusta, Me. -
Augustus. Me.-—“Lydis E. Pinkhsm' s Ve
huksche, hosdscho. and the bud pull: 1
perfectly well.”--Mrs Walnut.» Dsru. ELF. D. No.2
Latter from Mrs. J. A. Thompson. Newport. Vt.
rt. Vt-f‘l thank you for the
oCohponnd has done no. lino sight bottles sad it did wonders
und hss cured the
rgiit side. sud I In
LAugusts. Mo.
table (‘0
ad in my
benefit Lydis E. Pinkhsin's
it. I sbsll slwsys
Tnosrsou, Box 3.
WI.
I tun ulst- sud do
will tell sll
remedv for fe-
Special Sale Special Sale
This week We have placed on sale many new things in the way
of Ladies‘ and Mlssos‘ Coats. Suits. Skirts, Dresses. House Dresses.
Walsts and Petticoats ihnt you should see. The styles are the very
. newest. The qualities are of course in ewry rose up to the high
Standard nlwms maintained here und y‘ouil iiud our prices consid
ernbly below ordinary.
Lndlos’ Long 'l‘nffoin Coats Sin value, for ............. .8798
Ladies' Long Serge (“outs $1.3 values. tor .......... . ........ 3798
Ladies’ and Misses Suits, $20 values, for .................. 012.98
Ladies' and llissos Suits, $25 values.‘ or ............ 016.50
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
515 Main St. Stamford. 33 80. Main St., South Norwslk
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER BOARD
.u gaining rapidly in populsrity u‘ s substitute ‘for mu sod
pisstsr and nil-paper. It is susceptible of so innnlté variety
of artistic designs for walls sod scallions, and permits of s
wide scope for lndivldusl prefsrmsnt and tssts. We srs scents
sud keep s large supply on hsod
“:-..;-':-.‘:':':'.I;I;l:l ILHZIC-s
I...!IISI.I;l.-.I.'ZI2IXIII'I l.l . I . . . . . . . i . . . ......
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Home Rhubarb” per bunch V5c
,i’iliatiles per peck 35c
i-"rdtrlctly Fresh Eggs, per dozen 25c
GoodButter,plrlb;.................. .. 33c
W'Bshr's Cocos or Chocolate rgc
Bermuda Onions. per quart .. roe
. Horne spinach. Home Kale. Asparagus, Lettuce, Wax Besns,
‘ Sweet Potatoes, Oranges. Strawberries.
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Ali Guimpes should be Made on Lawn
ladle”.
'i‘hu suimpu is the best of tho pro~
iterations] or the mark of an amateur.
liy it any experienced eye can detect
the little faults thst come from inex-
perience or ignorance.
some points that it wore well to re
slumber whéis iiisiiin’s animus-s. First
tlwre must be allowed suillcicnt mu-
‘terisl at the buck for any possible
shrinksxe inst slmost siwsys follows
in iscs. net or line wash fabrics. Then
ngsin there must be no gaps st tho
hem on shoulder line or at the buck.
By placing buttons or loops. or books
sud eyes one inch for isssvnpsrr there
will be a perfect line of fastening. it
pays to take extra time st this port of
your dressmslriug. says the Philadel-
phis North American.
Do not cut the colisr line too low.
This gives a very unattractive line It
the neck and affects tho fitting of the
stock. Supports transparent or of
sire. should he first busted in snd ud-
tied with s generous hsnd st the bsoit.
for s well made collsr Its closely and
in s hlsb snug iins st the bscir of s
turnips.
All cuisines should he insde on lswn
Ibodlcos. This insures s nm line, for
libs wsistbsnd of s bodice can be pin-
nod securely to the corset. giving so
unwrinklsd surface. if possible. nicks
short sleeves in the ism stamps. is
these you cs! sow shields. which must
not be tot-smut in summer alums
Nothing is ussttmtivs Is W!!! of.”
mutation in: ‘ ,‘
.firu storsrior ss
unis NM W. n "dill“!
mwmw sbsllow yous
. aromas
wuss. is sits soon, whils’sfliii
sits siiom 1|qu ists high is-
sinks
tam?” May Aid You ill Solvm
vor for Ins cuisines. ‘
will by used
”i“ ninth «it ism. dim ggis. list
‘l lilnck not placed over
There sre ‘
the enlist.
the white
chiffon liir mousselins Is prsciicai for
dork silks or voilss. it con be washed
in gasoline and is dccidrdly new and
becoming. ’
When making a suiznpe of insertion.
it (pays to whip the edges together by
hand. Cut :1 tissue paper pattern mil
snd'pin the inns in its proper lengths
either lengthwise or crosswise. Whip
toyothcr and then rewon the shouldn't
scams, their on the lawn foundstions
und lit to the body and then new tho.
lsco in place.
tons with huttnnhoiod loops are on up
.propiiate fastening for lino lace
guinipes. .
Remember that it is not extrsvngsnt
to use line ism for u quinine. it makes
s gown. or msrs it. its the case misht
be.
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DIETZ TO REMAIN IN PRIGON.
MADISON. wlsr, May lI.—~John l".
Diets. of Cameron. Dan fame, who lost
fsll was sentenced to
men: on the charge of murdering 0s~
our How, deputy sheriff. during the
siege of the Diets homestead. must rs-
rnsin in prison, according to a ruling
of the supreme court 'or Wisconslnr
recently. which refused to caverns the
Judgment of conviction.
. sash—unnu-
Louis A. Frasier. 4 Market at. Nor-
wich. Conn, hsd been subject to luck.-
sons due to kidney trouble for some
timer his ssys: "Host-inc of Wiley
Kidney Pills. i took than and they
gave the relief at once. “commend
diam as s prompt no emotive medi-
also for kidney and blsdilor trou-
bis." w. I‘.‘ MWitmot‘I In Co. . t . 00
Now «11sz mo swat issus.
saw HAVEN. my than?» Now
an New Hsve‘n h tford nan.
ma Comm; his Moll into
hock swims “Mum of its
comm of . ‘
Washable crocheted ‘but- ‘
iifedrnprison- :
“sud: Isl! per, mm
«is
his ESTATE oi’srm'surso. -
NEW HAVEN, May lit-«Eliot Wa-
'rcss. of this city. sud Ernest W. his"
low, at New York city, executors of
the estate of the late Helen Amelia
. Marsh of New Haven. today filed their
Pro; utorinn Church. The ceremony
into in the probate court. The report
thous‘ihsi Mr. Marlow. who made res-
Idusr; lezntse. because of his kind.
user in giving up to Mrs. Msrsli s few
usrs use his berth (in s naiu, receiv-
ed $98,100.72 from the clinic. Accord-
in; the is the story told at this time of
the filing of the will Mulow was work
in ; his was through Hsrvsrd Universi.
ty, and was mi 0 1|. sin bound m Wash-
inrtun when the incident for which
Mrs Marsh rewarded him occurred.
The oststs had it totn‘l vsiuo of Sui.-
688. ill.
—— "ow.
RA'lLROAD EARNINGG
ARV.
NEW HAVEN, Moy lI.—~An In in-
dex of general business in New Eng-
svsriow
I
land the, traillc returns of the New .
York. New Haven and Hartford Rsil‘
road Company for the first third of
this you show an almost stationary
condition. there being s slight increase 0
in frcltbt business and s slight do- .
crease in psssengsr ironic us oompsro
ed with the use period lost your.
The Ind cos] trsfdo of the mommy
and of the Geri-mi New England ow.
ins to the conditionsln the anthracite "
regions, continues ism.
RITMIUTION.
sit-r sn hour‘s hsrn ybrevsricsiid'u.
the musical instrument deal-or hill
”(Section It lsst .ln workin’t'
times it's vsiu‘s.
. i rind ,
nrr he mmiWii iii?" customa-
m slsnided this no" “is“ is.
"To Its sisal.
third floor."
Bridgman: Myrrh-snow. l Bridgeport imminent”
"who B. m. illicit (Imprint;
Establishrb 135?.
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"TOILET ARTICLES THAT ARE LIKED " A ,_
BYflBTICULAR WOMEN AND MEN”. ’V
Everybody has his other favorite, and we have '1
_pcrfectiy equipped dvpuvlmcni. i‘t‘:’iy in supply ncccs-‘i
ties and luxuries. (.iuml mill-t articles, liuwcwr, are ur-
cessiiies. '
Cuticurs Soap 14 cts.
Pearlodcnto Tooth Paste 12 cts.
Dr, Lyon’s Tooth Powder is cts.
Riker’s Tooth Paste 12 cts.
Danderinc, 5.) ct. size 32 cts.
De Miracle Hair Remover, $1.00 sizc. 7g cts.
Nail Polish Sticks, in criluiuiil cases, :5 cts.
Tooth Brushes. odd lui, all .25 ct. vaiuw. ‘12 1-2 cts.
Ebony Handled. Flexible Nail Files. 25 ct. value, .18 cts.
Powder Puil's. swan's down and rabbit‘s skins,
‘ regular 25 ct. puffs. IO cts.
Toilet Section. Main Si. cutrnncc.
“WEAR-EVER" ALUMINUM COOKING
UTENSILS.
This demonstration which is still in progress, proves
of the (let-post interest to cooks and Imusckccpcrs.
Those Aluminum Utensils are 99 per cent. pure,
mode thick enough to pron-u: cosy (looting, and while .
the exterior is polished brightly tiu' interior is hardened
by an electrical process which makes this metal ilili'iit'l'.
smoother and loss liable in discolor. ,
The handles arc made (if the best tinned
Aluminum would be im hot to handle.
Aluminum does not rust. or if hit by anything it
does not chip nor flake nil. and it \vt-ars cvcrlasiingly.
Yesterday most delicious cranberry preserves were
made. without any waicr being added to the berries. just
sugar.- mokcd down slowly until quitr thick anti with-
out hurtling.
Rhubarb Saute lN made the sums
syrupy mnotliing
5”!
steel, as
\vn)‘. thick. rich
and but the juiu‘ of the fruit
sugar.
Griddle Cakes are linked on an Aluminum griddle.
without any grease, lilt’l‘t‘li‘hfl‘ the kitchen is not Hunky
and smelly.
and
Special. "
(lite quart Snuccpun Sci 01' three
(lno thrccvpint Stcwpan $1;10
()nc two-quart Preserving Kettle. This work only.
Lip Sauccpans i'rmn iv: in 5 qis. 4o cts up
(‘nvrrril Snuccpaus l to it qts. 65 cts up
. Preserving Kettles 4 in i4 qts. $1.00 up a
(formed Kettles i m 8 qis. 65 cts. up
Rico Boilers 1 to .1 (its. $1.40 up
'l'cakcttlos. cast and shoot 7. 8 and q «its. ” $3.00 up.
i‘hlurirss Kettles $4.50
Lip Fry l'ans 7" m H" .60 cts. up
___\\'nifl.~ irons, for coal or gas $2.50 and $3.00
iiritiilirs, round or oblong, $2.25 up
Pudding and Biscuit Pans. Pie and Cake Pans,
Bread and Drip Pans, Measuring Cups, Ladies. Tea
Stccpcrs, Covered Roasters. Travelers‘
Dippers and Basins. A fine display.
Do not forget that Sale of HandkerchiCis.
values, Shoo. 75. 50 and 25 cts.—hali—price.
U112 E. iii. ideal! Glnmpung.
Lamps, Shakers,
Fine
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An exceptional showing of \Vuisis, including various
models of lawn and voile. high or low uoclt~somc have at-
tached Dutch collar—turzeniily "trimmed with line laces,
needlework. French knots, etc.
One-model of line lawn is very preiiily designed in
square neck style with babe irish lace forming a yoke... All
of them are very nut-native and the best values or the
season. The perfect fit and ilnisli. good style and wearing
quslity of theseA’t'nists muku iizcm great values at
”98c Wealth
«The. N. n. RYAN co.
' ., sfisssmuoros or. . ' down nosyvALK
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