Always Bought
AALCOHOL 3 PER c151? r.
ubiol’repnaiionlario
Istloltatlilglilei‘oudaod chow]I uh
Pronluh’sDi gesliollfllrelfri
‘ liessaudileeironiailumioo
. $311111)“pr rial-lurid.
1'ch one.
Use
For liver
Thirty Years
liliSllllilll
"I GIMAUI MIPIMV. III '0" am.
Aperhcillelned formant»
tloll.501u Stuttiiich Diarrhoea
Wormltollwlsionsd’ovrrisil
. ness alsihossor‘SLEEllI
*"d—fl-
arsenal: Signature?
Wednesday’s Trade
'On Ihursday, Decoration Day, the stores
will be closed all day. This“ makes
* Wednesday a Special Trade Day, and we
willbe Open until nine o’clock.
Lnoiasr snlnrwhrs'rs Hosmnv.
. $0.910. ”Adargc “and-l" Ladies Hose at 250.0111‘
_,‘l‘ 2:--9 Mr... tar ' * _ . . m" ”“3”“;
.. “natal mt waistHltllj" re legit“; 3.05-- «eh-mg “'1
t3 $34931LatC-St styles Popular [lose-45w . 2 for
M W (mm—50¢ ‘0 ~23. Ladies' and child-
$l .ooI Lhildren s and rell'u.
misses ' . ‘ i
, .* abn loves—w: ' . or. .
Middy Blouses-«$1.110 to F c G 5‘ m 5
Long Gloves~soc to $1.00.
$1.25. Misses' and ladies”. .
K1d Glovcs~~75c and $1.00.
Ladics' Sweaters—$2.00 to
. $50.1 White and colors.
Children’s Sweaters—$100 Silk Ribbons-whit widths.
to $300. or. Popular shades.
wt
A. Diekerman _ 81 Sbn
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk 'Phone 446
we give ShH Green Trading Stamps
CORPORATION PAPERS.
Ceramic lHBS of incorporation have
been mill in the; billet. or the secretary
of the state as follows»-
C A ‘ tidrdli I Company.l=lt1rtoi-;d
leather goods; capital stock, $25. 000
pull}. of Norwich.
'Ir
filed by the
sington.
I . .I . ‘ .
«3.10:1: “nation Ind "Irwin. Will
m but with Mal
How manner no 101;le thI ri'piit
‘ How wonderful are the modem re-
J the companions oi’ your hours.
' exclaimed 'in amass out:
Articles of association hare been
Tripollltnlian Mutual
Benefit Society incorporated, of Ken-
» begin business with $4. 000; incrpora-
tors. Richard 17'. Garroll, Charles A.
‘ Carroll, and John J. McKone, all of
Hartford.
1 ‘The Wallingiérd Stone Company,“-
oorporated, Wailingford: ,cnpitai stock
310.000; begin business with 84,000:
incorporate“ W. B Dicksrman.
John F‘. Downey and John P. Bridgett
In of Wailingford. .
..P E. Lennon it (‘o..lncorpori1ted.
flow Britain; wines and liquors; cup-
ital stock. 826.000; begin business
' ’I/witll 814.000; incorporators. P. ‘E. [An-
xrnoro, E..F. Burns and Lawrence Mil-
loll allot New Britain. ,
Ln Mode Cloak Company.
‘wu;‘ capital 310.000; incorporabors.
“Jonson Herschel, EstellIB B.Herschel.I
IIIud issdore Nathan; all or Middle-
‘Mn.
Middle» ’
Modern Stone Company. New Hm
vlbnf capital stock. too. 000; begin
Holiness with In, 000; lncorpamtors.
”lip Lira.- Mull Faico and M. M.
'lI ginninmew. all or New Haven.
‘ * Macm- o! organization have
.1 1.. to by the Hudson Brother:
. Impllly or Waterbury, Tile National
MuIdnlént d: Emily Company of
it item 111111: Mode Cloak born-
‘ ' ct numb... the Berlin Brick
y’or Tomnnon. t‘he Fisole
of .3001!“ Falls, and the
fi Ipompany, moorporated, or Nor-
. ' .‘ commit: mil... company.
,fimh. has tiled : «room. in-
Wu: rt: cIIplulI stool: rIl-oin bonito“
Grimm.
.. a dual comical: or dissolution on
his: illsd by on dilated Mill: M:
REAL gar-ATE ramsarsn’s.
Thomas Village to George N.l?.l1li-
cox. two lots. Day atroet. War ‘0
Addie S. Reynolds to Albert P. Rey-
holds, lot and buildings, Wilton ave-
nue. War.
Esther A. and Stephen St. John
to Henry W. Gregory. 2 acres salt
meadow, Cali Pasture. War. '
,I‘Estate at {Charles M] “lock,
rileoanre‘ D. Solisck and um '11:.
Selleck to Samuel Z. Chesbro, land
and buildings. Eant avenue and Bo:-
con street. Administartor's deed find
I'- Will 1mm in lndnuod
Plunger: Ariel-III.
>‘Aroonhusxwlthplotmis:
amount at moral thought i: unnatu-
picture: on «Hamlin? Do we ever
think at the pleasure and cheat on
cumin: 0! the pointing: or print:
that are constantly before our eyes!
"that chronic rush“ too wild. " any!
one protesting osthetic woman all she
gazes on Q relic of the barbarous ago.
in art.‘ it is : vividly colored print of.
a very old and very ugly Juliet loan-
ing over the bileony in the arms of a.
Romeo who would not trike a pril:
for anything except climbing up I
vino. The wsiuut frame is old and}
matches the anaerobic "whatnot” or
our mothers’ time. The whole thing i
is unpleneallt. badly drawn. badly ool-
ol-erl and absolutely out of place, and 2
yet it hangs on. simply because some
dead aunt saIw lit to give it at an an-
niversary! i
Pictures should please. They should
educate and elevate They should bow
of the good painters. How rich in the
treasure from which we can choose!
productions at ridiculously little cost!
Berlin now to tear down the mean- '
lorries: prints that speak nothing to
you. Haul; upon your walls restful.
beautiful pictures that will have lust
as much affect. psychologically, on
your ngrves. your mind. your soul. as
PHILOSOPHIC TURN OF MIND
Not Molly Would Have Duel-lbw Mia.
Idvsliturs in the Tom: Till:
Boy Unit}
_—.—.
9
AI Miss EaIion got into the ele-
vntor at a certain blaschooi house
the other morning she saw a boy.
whom on: was Isuro was one oi"'her
boys." standing in a corner. He had
a pair of crutches on which be loud
heavily. and Min: illusion, who know
she had Icon himhoound and well only
thI day beiore tube of her clusol.
"well. well, lvhut on earth on you
doing with crutches?" ” ‘
“1 root with a slightsocident‘a iew'
months ago." replied the boy in a,
voice the did not recognise, and as
tho olevalor'nlonood stunt moment.
he lifted ill: bIat clumsily and not. oil.
Then Ibo saw that one of his tent
was com and that. ho wu not one at
her boys.
"The 'slight accident"? e'kplnincd
the elevator man to the perturbed
teacher, "will: being run.’ yer by a
train. having one. of hiIlIoEIs cut oil.
his skull inctuuod and iii . gilt hand
badly maultodi”-l\'ow “okra?"
1.1.3; “
a...“ .
3,, . . r .
. . yrs. I. '
1'" Unumd Promo
I H: Ira: only I poor little Itnoasenxer
“boy
i when the young woman Iteppod in- .
to the elevator on the tint floor» or
the Williamson building it WM crowd-
ed with big men—and that messenger
ghoy. In an instant the boy snatched
bl: not from his head.
One by one. but with Ibamod
blushes. the men in the elevator tol-
‘loued suit. The young woman was
5m hnudIosie. but she was nest and
ltritu and aeif- pououed. Quickly Ibo
:turned to the lad and said:
5 “You are a little gentleman—one or
the oldllashloned sort!” and she null-
ed a wonderfully sweet smile upon
him
I The child looked at her in unno-
l mont. He had been fumbling with ill:
cap. but now he found the message ho‘
thad stuck in its sweatband. took it
gout. stuck his cap on his head and b6-
nu to whistle.
Alli: Eat Through Load Cabin.
White out: are causlnxinuob trou-
blo in South Australia invtolephoho
cable: and also in tho underground
electric light lines. 011 '.ths land
sheathed telephone chblos pro-Io: bI-
tweon tho engulf: began to occur.
Upon withdrawint some or till: cable
from the ducts it wu found that the
out: had Iaten throughsltba lead in
many bikes.“ On the Sidney swim
or electric lIl_:htinx the out: at:
‘through the bitumen compound and
than through the lead and blob ten-
Iion insulation next to- tho wim'i‘o
'Itop the ravages grilled: will incur an
attorney: upon: it not unsound.
assented: oxide valid with Minna.
1: out oi pitch, 1: bill): thrilled to the
cable: Carbon bloulphldo i: also bar ‘ '.
it‘ll
vii-e300 «0 we
also, blur it his nullity to wl: tho
quot: bola: MM upon. ill: Invert-
“:qu Manolo riding “HI lost tho
but by lint l1? seconds, (or this» Iso-
ends-altar be mounted the animal'l
hack, hI vs: Iostddln m min a!
the cart-simulate: I bidly mashed
hip use should». .
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Windflll in Old Hat.
There is something more than a loll: ‘
tn inherit!“ an old hat trout In unclI.
For the recent HardiGl-Il late. in
PIrII. I motor bill driver, wishing to
"area: 11:00 borrowed iron: I reincar-
Int horror :11 old battersdflop" hat,
inherited from a deceased uncle. Dur-
ing the iostivitlas.tl1e wearer, In It-
tempting to sdlust his wig, knocked
oil the but. and to his astonishment
lout toll nlas mo franc notII ($180)
Ho hastened to put this unexpected
bequest into the cafe keeper‘ll
binds. ‘
0::on claim...
A contrast to the Venetian classes
which were popularly supposed to flyl
'lo piece: it poisoned liquor were DOIllr-I
ed into them. were glasses which
rationed all who drank from them.
The poison was crystallized at the
botborn or the run. from whilst: _it
was indiItinylllsthln. and u it dis-
solved very slowly it. could be med
many time: with deadly street. Some
‘luch glues: can be soon at tho Brih
ish manual.
I
t
I
Pie Sunder! for Largo Party.
Over on persons partook. the other
do.) at Gorlsston, Suffolk. Euland, oi
I gigantic III-piI. into the ranking of -.
which there entered two stone of flour,
six rsbblla. six on and sheep kidneys,
28 pound: of booisteall. two users or “
green vegetables. hall a stone or on-
ions. and two stone of turnip: and car»
rots. The totiil weight or the old In:
our two hundred poundI.,:Ind.lt took
two day: to oook.I
Not to II Drivon Away.
A little city min was visiting in
the country no strayed out into the ,
hold on day Hellfire there were I low ‘
lambs. Eusporatod by the tunnel
bloatinc-or one of the lunbl. Ills
stamped her tool and Into: "You call
tell your ma: and your pa-a and your
fondly: l'v: [ot a: much right nor: ,..
as you, and l'ln min: to ItIy—Io
Be An individual
Man
ONTwaikirnoaiiore
mdpickoaumilihnt
I 'ndividuai
to you. $153; I; Fullion
Armand
other: moving them same style.
l dozen
Idiot an Mb: I with our
individual-Insomniac Iv:
umthdyouwoflwbetho
sIvyIlon'eir
Judnl KUBOVIC
New Location
r113 Washington St.
80. Norwalle
l
the"! ”~Dalinestor. ..
" ‘Moonohlnlnr in Odell-ML.
'IlI‘hI disc m me 7* W
~d’ N“ All“... lm’Iu’v
in me mountnlmu: m: our idle
of ‘hoollulah ”lilootlIud) by“ tho
mm prevent": Ital! It I com~
plots illicit whisky distilling plant.
Tho still will oovowd with I calm.
and had I camclty at to gallons the
l anon: being led aim the minimum
. Ildo. Tbs summon had conducted a
I rIqulIr trade.
i
,.
Money In Growing hillrwa.
A Chicago merchant :dvcrtiaod tor
1 1000.000 willow clothe: basket: which
di indicate: that tho willow-3min: in»
dustry is very much bottom The
i government in surrounds. it by
teaching farmers bow to grow wil-
l lows. They require I not! um out
5 my: when.
w
0». lual SIM
. "i world: no really, made up tint
I original sextet we Ian :0 much
about?” “The orillnsi out“ was con
i posed of Helen of Troy. nappbo Ciao-
“pair: lino du Barry. Lucretia nor-
[in and Delilah. 'l‘hwy wore Ill tron
his-makers." 440111-1130 GourlcNouIr»
int.
l * ’K,
will: I! Wslght. . . .
'i‘hI ancients uIId'to who in clay
and than hot: it.“ “You." ed the
trill: who in: audio: tbs latest
speech. b'ln than day: when tth
spoke of hurllut IpithItI It I nu: it
incant Installing." . . .
'l
moo Not AMI” PIrIuIIlorl.
Ines." said Uncle Eben. “l:
. linbi'o to deceive do man dot ha: it.
its 'oasionslly who: yolks is Imo-
ln' wit 'inl, who‘d" duh-.011”- '
:31: nor Mr or qolnII in?”
l i til odor ' “ ,
consLli-vstor‘s deeds. . i'fllzrfiOm 2:”? at "NI - . MOM! Oil Wall. I.
Menu H. Lockwood to Hana. V.. I 00:! oi I.“ usad II a lini-
Keogh. 38 acres and buildings. Rich- 4...: 00.09"“ ” lilo). ; mtfimmfll my” sfllmbmmna
”31.22%?” .1131. .0 W... p. '11 3*03000003-00, 350*»" 0-001: 0*» W530 00* 00-0 was 0-
nnth. lot. Harbor View “Park Warn Ill W m ' M”. in "I m’“
, Emma 8. Clarke to laser H. Cos.
building lot Belle island.
.Ellis Sandor and wife to Edward
B. Smith. lot and buildings. Windsor
Place. War.
_,
W
IdIVIrtlIII your want: t: The Ballast
stoppgd
‘Mlowmloabsdmmboh
wldon‘t III how moonlit bola now; I
Help! it.” his in: would "1 bays;
boon «Ire of it all mil 9: but 1
"My 1:10.11... sound: :I it all: no:
I Much chorus MI"
In: .tltiI moral” to all In:
what I bit. 'bllldaomo, niInly-lnoMI'II
‘0:
‘1
Auuloanotllndumi
s ." ‘fiIWI’
i timanonm. -‘ 0
was: and tumor for your
m.mdblmluoflbflyod by
[I
no.1; :
unsun- ‘ 0
NEW [IVE Til
' SEBIIIE “Hill"
An lineresting application was tiled
in the probate court of Fulrileld re
cently" by Attorney: Deh‘dreui and
Klein. um um. Julia who: Curtis:
Lawrence be restored to her ruil legal
capacity. and that Elmore 8. Banks.
who has been her conservator {or a
number of years. he removed. The
claim to the petition is that Mrs. have;
reuce is fully capable at managing her
own ati'airs. etc, etc.
Ever Iince ll conservator ha: been
appointed ovoi- Mrs. Lawrence she ha:
been lighting in every way to retain
control or her proporty and note. and, "
to have all restrain over her removed. ‘
Her endeavors in uhls direorlon are ~.
familiar to most Fairnold county rent-
denitdf So far she has been unsuccese
iul. The present application is in
tended to go at libfl bottom at the liti-
cation. and. if successful.
ore uho court at the present tinie.
The flint application to harem con-i
servntor appointed over her was
brought to the Fall-held probate court
«.hrotlgh Judge Elmore 8. Banks, who " ‘
was retained by the children of the
defendant. and there was a mass at
testimony produced to show that Mr:
Lawrence wa's extravagant. and
danger of somderins the estate 01
course. Judie Bonita could not not. H
and dege E. P. Nobbo oi” Bridlebort.
was called in. “tor several ntorrny
and intonation hearings lungs nous: ‘.
was appointed her conservator. altar
lodge Nobb: as: found her lncornps-
tent. and also in coon-slum or court.
The latter .iII one or one remit: rust
theldsfondonc rein»: to come back
to the aural it wasrdarins the ItintI -
that Mrs. Lawrence III: traitor : cou-’
activator that "a... roll Iwog to Chicano
and Mel Dr unread: whlclIi wit:
0110 in talcum .
limbo sum or the arousal Inuit.
" cation; dodge ,B:nki, oi cohtsfi‘i: pro-
notion. antl‘tho clerk or;
omitted groin
tho probat‘I court has isIIuod a hearing
on the applloution..t'or Monday (on?
, direct: annihilIIIIionIr Janis: A.,uun- I
. ll ’
Ellie a. at.
it will do '
away With all the other, matters bo-
in”
‘Eutnhlllihsh 135?.
poacn FURNITURE SALE, eLoSEs
‘ .WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Furnishing the sullllller living room is a pleasant
task. and ‘llot a wry expensive one. Willi a little (are
and forethought lllzllly pieics may be scibileli that will
do for indoor list the ytzlr l‘,()lllld as “oil the \er-
allrla. Fills applies espetinllt to “illow and Hong
Kong furniture. for better or more littmriive chairs and .
lhrlukers for gellerdi use could haldl} he found.
Willow Furniture, Sichr Gray, Black, Natur-
al Color 5nd Baronial Brown, in charming dc-
signs with coverings of C retonne on seat and back
cushions to combine with color of willow,
subject to 20 per cent.
”High-back Rockerd with arms, natural finish,
groin .ir drli‘l-g brim ll at $2 00 $2 20 and $2. 60
Rockers with reed seats lllld slat backs.. .59. .80
’ $1. 40- ’ 3
Bar Harbor Chairs, always in favor.
$5.00 very special.
in this large group oi i’ilrcll Furniture are many
odd Chairs and Ri‘ickers. those with pockets at the side,
“our (ilzlas :lild Reclining,r Choirs, Carlton Chairs of
lxrltizln i’eL'l big room “halls with cushions, and many
other». all Corlllilriullle and g. mi in look at. ,
Wednesday the last day for special prices.
Deliveries made promptly. Fourth floor.
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FLAGS FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
United States Flags in all-wool bunting, fast colors,
well made to stand wind and weather. and in sizes from
2x3ft.to'12x18ft. l
The above sizes are in stock and rerldj'Ifnrdelivery.
(ltllt-r sizes required -we will have made to order.
Yacht Ensigns. Boat Pennants.
' Union Jacks. .
Special in House Flag of convenient size. 0$3,50. ‘
Small Cotton Flag: mounted on staffs. 10ers.
Special in Cotton Flag.
4 x (1 ft. with pole and fixture eolllplete.
$1.39.
War
In the Basement.
Wednesday is “is: Alden': day at the Art Section.
tome and select your cmhruidl‘ry for milliliter work (to
he finished by Chirst-lliasl and learn the newest stitches. .
1f the0 pieCc 3011 bought last week troubles you. bring I,
it ill and he helped out.
Elite B. All um Clamping,
..w M‘\‘\‘\.‘- “_-- “-‘I“‘.\‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\
'Ui ~."’"W “1-1-;- H -, ',¥/U/U
Holiday Goods.
New Arrivals ill DAINTY NECKWEAR, 25¢
*0 $1. 00
‘1. ring and Short Kl!) GUM ES, all the wanted
kinds.
Long and Short SILK GI UVLS. all colors.-
Slleer SILK HOSlERY, all colOls.
.. .Newcstrlesigns in SH. \IIDOW’ VEILINGS.
Beautiful assorttllent of. SHIRT \V’AlS'l‘S,
and low neck designs, 98¢ to $5 00
‘ Fine \IL’SLIN UNUER“ E \-R at special prices
Also all the other DRESS AL‘CLSSORH rant
ed to supply your various needs . ..
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downtime-roll or. 5 SOUTH Noaw‘ILK- '
GUEST. A'i’ PAN AMERlICAN IAN-
01111”. The principal another: Were Silo: '
Genoa] Rudooli hoof m a about1 rotary Knox. the. Mexican and Brio»
1mm night, mm: by the Pan Am- President Butler. of Ooiunlbla.
IrloIn cooled “to email. or State Contra-nan Stiller. .
Knox, the intoxication from Mexico It was a notable gathering.
Ind limit and till: mlnlners irom all ‘
the CInti-al Americonand South Ant-f.
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”mflafiflull‘brfil "intro.
. ~ but In Ibont‘dublo IIInIIlr
Edward B.81nlth to Paul aortic in: W" F ”a" F W 3“ ‘° 1"'F F‘s“ ._ noon out It 11 unlock, and its: aim
Wile. lot. and buildings, wream m" .‘g’I‘Im mmli'fii'b‘h‘: “'4' M "a“ mm" . 'mueorddtm‘tco oaths! a. bunny. or .
hredericil P Whinéhfifld t0 Elli! lfl'hh‘ Yuan jay. Wyfl "I6, ‘mlf‘flll . wu‘ ”I‘M“ II II W. :wmpfim-f—NNTNG IIIIl I
“”‘m “d W“ “l" ““1 “mm" 9"“ i’lh'mm I l" “ ‘ or. lilies thI Whom. lit-wit” 0mm iii-y Ibo—Dilution“ or
Inc: and buildings. Elm GroyeI'tIm l: youwm Irid II «1.1- 59 Was d W1 '3'!” lit "#9 my plsbplliklh in its phase: was m .
street. lob, Hoyt shoot. WU. Ii M m: " {m m. '“uw MW 0 I] t m
Wilbur s. Wllm to won: a. nut-10‘ "In :13 It: ,, ,5 I in! all here 19mm 0 on as
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om. lot. New own. food. wet-I, “Will fl . I.“ . .-,_ ”fly-£3? at tho olmuwmtgr
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' mo. .... .0 m... ' 03'0“" "’ i‘” . lib-0» arm... ... but 0
our in . ' » , 2 .0 . . .
Pluto plum» and iii our: figuring: at} ' 0 "V “‘" ,0 13min m not: lichen r min. chic! ,
or trolling, Blind, 111 or moon I lili’ Within-ah- mm ‘1 on: . cunnili- or no Baird or iii-limo: and; I
-lu’ riilnu l to‘ll a. too. ‘ " . tombstones; or New Your city and -
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