The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been ,
use ior over 80 years.
/
has home the signature ot-
has been made under hisper .v
sonol supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Oountefleits. initiations and “ J us
Experiments that; trifle with and endanger the he 11th of
t-awood " are but.
to and Children—Experience against Expernnent.
garlic Drops and Boothiu
contains neither Opium, El
and alloys Feverlshness.
”‘3!"th
What is CASTORIA
Bacteria is a harmless snbstétnte tor Castor Oil. Pare-
yrups.
orphlne nor other Narcotic
substance. Its use is its guarantee. it destroys W arms
For more than thirty years its. .
has been in constant use 10!: the relic! of Constipatiox
Flumlcnoy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
It reg ulster; the Stomach and Bmvcls,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and neutral sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
In is pleasant. it. ’
assume CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You llave Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
1"! CKN‘AUI COMPANY. 73 IUIMV “I". “I. Vol! OI".
TWO SEVERE STORMS.
WASHINGTON, March 20.———‘Two
well-defined storms causing wide
‘ spread precipitation exist in the coun-
try today. the Weather Bureau report-
ing one centered in the Lake region
and another over the plateau. i
In the West decided falls in temper
day of the winter season, the ther-
mometer at Havre, Mont. registering
others you will see.
33 South Main St.,
South Norwaik.
We Alter Free.
EASTER RIBBONB.
One at the nceddui items for
Easter a-iiornments. Ribbons.
We have them in large variety
and excellent values.
Ribbons It 256.
A Electricity,
Ribbons at 10c.
Plain and moire.
EASTER NECKWEAR.
At 250 and title.
The latest novelties.
EASTER KID GLOVEQ.
Our standard Gloves.
M 01.00.
Hitch. white. inns.
cmrwom may».
M nos.
Easter amt moves.
2 intone soc.
ill Button 01.00.
will?“ HAND M00;
one to 08.60
-.sasren snows.
too to $1.00. ,
EAETHE HOMEIY.
a (liar moi lurid assortment oi
”000 It m
_ Willa Hess.
slam at 500.
M villi/s. «a.
titular-on floss.
At lie
j‘tisdet” or "mist/u Brown."
J
OPEN ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY.
w~.~——————»__________ . _ ,
Zero temper-
atures prevail generalintn the Doha torium was a veritable boWel‘ 6r roses.
tas. Northern Wyoming and Western The old. white-haired pastor. declared
in God had blessed the ‘Woodhnven Con.
the Atlantic States are DI‘EGk‘lOd for gregationai Church and he told of the
22 degrees below zero.
Minnesota. Lower temperatures
tom DH'OW.
-——lmpure blood runs you down-— shoots.
stare have occurred on this, the last makes you an okay victim for organic cidents in his life. told of the begin-
Burdock Blood Bitters puri-
flcs the blood—«cures the cause—diuilds
disease.
Unit "D ‘
The Paris Cloak & suit House
‘ 33 South Main St. South Norwsik ‘
Every woman who takes pride in her appearance should see and
know our New Spring Roady-towcar Garments.
soiutely correct. yet they are distinctive and different from
in style they are ab-
any
in quality and tit they are positively unexceilcd.
But you must see them to really know them.
535 Main St.,
Stamford.
Style Store for Women.
Easter Attractions
Open All Day Friday
EASTER SHIRT WAISTS.
You surely want u now Shirt
Waist for Easter.
Shirt Waist. «.00.
A specialty.
'l‘ailor-madc or fancy.
Shirt Wslsts.
$1.49 to 03.49.
Silk Shirt Wall“.
$2.20 to “-00-
EABTER EKIRTD.
White Undersklrts.
50c to 00.50.
it
Black Under-kins.
500 to $3.40.
A New special.
At 000.
Colored Bill: 0mm.
Jill! "is ”A“.
EAOTER MIDDV
$1.00 soil 01,25.
METER HOUSE. DREIIES.
$1.00 to 02-”.
EASTER OOROE‘TO.
500 in “.00.
cum summons.
too to 01.00.
nurse consci- coVeus.‘~
m m use“
4 [Mill «towns.
to. in ms. ‘
liLOUOEE.
'licy Williamiamos Specie at
50th Aoolysrsarv at l
Woodman Congregational
one, . is use as a
builder
t soon overcomes the weak-
nest brought on by colds and
RESWRES VITALITY. Lino-l
nine is much more than a cure
for coughs and coldsél'l‘ EN»
TERS THE BLOOD and builds
tip ”the sworn, at the same time
it is relieving the victim of cough
and cold. ,
TOO MANY PEOPLE NEG
LECT THE AFTER EFFECTS
OF COLDS, THEY SHOULD
CONTINUE TO USE LING:
NINE UNTIL T H E I R
The Rev. William James of Drool:
lyn. and for many years a summer
resident of Belle Island. dpclsred by
one at the visiting clergyman to be
”the youngest old man present."'lsst
night delivered the historical address
of the tines-nap celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary of the First Con-
gregational Church, Woodhaven. The
service last night took the form of a
reception to members and friends of
the church, and the venorable‘ywhir.
James. Who was the first motor, and
who served twenty-eight years, was
the guest of honor. .
The church edifice was crowded with
members find former members. who
came from all directions and friends
all anxious to do honor to Pastor,
James and those who have succecdeo
him, but only two of the four pastors
who have since taken charge of the
church were present. They were the
'Rev. iRicllurd Ii. Bosworth, who serv-
‘ ed between 1899 and 1911 and the pres.
ent pastor, the ‘Rev. Ray Evan tBut-
terfleld, who came on September 1
1911. The other two, the Rev. Frank
L. Wheat, who served between 1894
and 1898. and the Rev. John Kershaw,
who was pastor for about seven
months in the year 1899.a1c both by
js strange coincidence in California.
‘ Both absentees sent letters of congrat-
ulation and regret because they could,
. not be present. .
The platform from which Mr. James ‘
addressed the tln'onged church audii
STORED.
There “isn't another medicine
in the whole world that
OVERCOMES BRONCHIAL
COUGHS as quickly and ther-
oughly as Linonine does. It
TAKESV' THE SWELLING
'FROM THE DELICATE TIS-
SUES of the throat and lungs,
opens the clogged pores of the
membranes and assists nature. It
finds the victim of a cough in a
distressed condition and soon
brings blessed relief. ‘
This familiar trade-mark is on
every bottle of the genuine Lino-
ninc. Look for it.
dilimeut other churches in the Fourth
1 Ward of Queens which were really oli-
He gave many interesting in-
nings oi the church, its struggles and
its successes. The Rev. Henry Warn
Beecher, he said, preached thescrmon
at the dedication of the chufih editiCo
and was often a visitor there.
The Rev. Charles W. Shelton. secre-i
tery oi the New York Home Mission.!
ary Society, spoke in congratulatory "
vein. and when he concluded he sur-
prised Mr. James by announcing that
he had been delegated by some of the
older members oi the church to pres-
ent him with h slight token of their
love and esteem. Mr. James was
given a purse 0! gold. Following this
presentation, the venerable preachcr's
wife was called to the platform and
was presented with a {the bouquet of
roses. in which she also found hidden
some pieces oi gold. The elderly
couple were much claimed [by these to-
kcns of love.
At the conclusion of the service all
were invited into the chapel, which
was tuslelully decorated and where general manager of the New Haven
acmpa of young women oi the churCli railroad n was learned here today
. attired in cups and aprons made spec- has had a conference with the menu
tally tor the accession, supplied all born of the public utilities commugmn
: with 500d things I" eat and drink The: in which he has agreed on the part oi.
young waitresses wzerc The Mlflfiefl'u‘e road to remove the present all;
iiidna ”61‘0““ Elizabeth «Wakefield, nal system on the ilurttord branch of
.Zoo Goodwin. Marie Vocri, Minnie the Shore Line division, and install
Jennie Erb uthroughout a more modern 818ml ill)-
All druggists, 25c, 50c, Sr.
ny Still no
no liiiiilii u
Shitted, and That Lion Will he
Made Sator. As Urged by Eiu
well
llibll'l‘ll‘ORl), March 20.-Ci. F. Bardo
Sheppard Ernestine Er!)
Glace Ileltonde Grace Camden liar- tparnlus recommended by Chief Ed
the lAIbrams, Katherine leuet, lnes pincer C. t‘ 10!on as a result of the
t‘rtouy. Marjorlonltouy, “”30““ Bclun- lstter's invcstixotion into the recent.
uih. 'Lioulse Winne. Corrine (.hevuller collision of 4,“ "9mm and pasmscr
"“"h'“‘““””' ““9““ 3mm” W“ train near sanctum. Mnliordot‘old
“volt. Helen Smithavd and Ethel Ker the members of the commission that
"ml" ~ the company would immediately set
Mauy ministers ot the Congregation m Work on this improvement, and he
a] and other churches of the Fourth stated that signal equipment? which
Ward were present and were called had «been ordsmd for m“, betterment
upon to make addresses. Among these 0f lines of the company m Msosochu-
were the its". Jtlchsrd ill. Hoswurih soils, had been diverted to New H“,
“gr“? ”“3“" W the Woodhavsn you. and were on the uretind sud ready
c Ui‘iil.
for installation as soon as possible.
Tho transfer oi the new sum! up
usrstus intended originally for its»
schosetts to the immunised! oi the
tlsrll'ord division, indicates the desire
at inoculation! in mite immediate
improvement. by such work Is to
melt needed.
All the old style “liable" signals in.
Others Who mus.
Among those who spoke, congmiu.
toting the oelebrsnts, were; The Rev.
0‘. Blarney Vim was oi Christ Cesare
national Church or Columbis Park.
which last tsundsy celebrated as the
as the youngest conzr tton in the
Woodhull section. its end snulvar
nary; the ’Roy. '1’. Williams 0! the Pit
grim Constitutional Glisten. Ill-ooh
lyn Hills: the clam}. Whaler oi the
French Presbyterian Choral: Wood
listen; the item}. A. MI oi Christ
Lutheran (therein. WWW“; the my.
3. Donaldson ot the Union Conm“Bsp~
list church one the M. 0‘. tailor
Brown of tits first -mlmish
church, Wealthy-n. ‘
on ésndsy mm mm can hold
in the it'll-st. Cosmos“ choral: st
_ Woodman. in the mini tbs-titty
mil .7. ocean-.13. 10., at Wanton»
too. it). 0.. Wind WW
system will its simpler and presum-
sbly more «active. sud will be low
ties! with mum in use on the
line Mneenwmrlmn Mallow.
which system Mr. Elven pointed to
as client to: but is tits stile.
«W ”this hill. possum-toot the cost
vat-this work. no the me an mien
limit reside-impossible to out
am the cent“ this them need. em
gloom oi the «am hits new rid-
HEALTH IS FULLY RE»
lilil Hilll llllll .
u. a: Road Tells Utilities Board
That Equipment “38 Been
tween New Haven and springtime;
will be wiped out. The new signal ‘
tilt. nerds «an the oommiulonml‘
. hirqitsotic is the definition oi the
cause at
muslin; the some.
ed by a wrench. twist or sprsin in
listing. lire in the diusmt Wills and
m
chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain health is restored
Mouth harmolifliux the nerve til/tr
toms in your body Female troubles
given special attention; also curve
ture_ot the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
oheip you.
oMsgnetio treatments given also
T. FRANCIS D. C.
94 Wflhlngton 8t. So. Namath. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
Savannah Line
aster
xcursions
‘ MARCH 15TH AND 22MB.
Ask Us for Rates and Bookings.
J. "M. Layton & (20., Inc.
Real Estate and insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. South. Norwslk.
Why Not Use
Gas
LIGHT?
The piping can'ibe concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship ‘
‘ PromptAttention
Drop a Postal and our Repre-
sentative will call land
give estimate
United" Electric
Light 8t Water Co
Fire Insurance
C. T. McGovern
Room 10, Kcelsr Building,
155 Washington Street,
South None-IR.
W
LOVER’S
rm; PLACE"
Easter
SHOES
All the New
39““? Styles.
Pumps 8: Oxfords
the heck. Even it done in childhood“ ,
it creates pinched nerves and pain in ‘
the disease and the an 0! ' ‘ ‘
Disease is cans . (
Among the Attractive Easter
Offerings. is a collection of
' Genuine Diamonds in
Such Pieces as are
Suitable for Gifts
All of the. jewels in this group. which is otrampie size arc
of the best grade and there are embraced.
Platinum and; Diamond Bracelet 0t unique design, $145.00
Pldtlnum and Diamond Bracelet $235.00
One pair of Platinum Earrings $50.00
Cluster Diamond set in Platinum $60.00
R-l NOS.
§oiitaires of several sizes ranging iii-om $19.50 to $145.00
Dinner Ring, Platinum set with Ciatilonds $115.00
Dinner Ring, Ruby and Diamonds $165.00
Cluster Ring, Ruby and Diamonds $42.50
Ring with large Sapphire and I‘uxnonds $195.00
(‘lustcr Diamonds set in Platinum $60.00..
~Cut‘f Links. choice designs $25.00 to $40.00
Scarf Pins $19.50 to $40.00
The above uracil very choke and priced very low.
For Fair Week, special.
vaelry Section.
Easter Handkerchiefs
The utmost alluring designs appear in the Easter liau-dkcr
chiefs, and should one choose, rcrtain designs could be selected
that are particularly for the so: son.
Dainty catered Novelties
Hand Embroidered '
initial Handkerchiefs. men or women.
Menfs Hemstitc‘hcd Handkc'chie’fs, with woven borders,
white.
Novelties in Colored HandkerChieYs, linen or silk.
Main i’loor.
Special Fair Week Attractions
Concerts in the Carpet Room, first floor, at 2 o'clock, and on
Saturday evening at 7:30. ‘
By the New York Plectrum Orchestra in conjunction 'with The
chnon Quartette.
Stories for Children.
At 10:30 in the morning.
At 1:30 to 3:15. and: 324.“: to 4:30 in the afternoon, two per-
iods, the some stories at each.
By Miss Virginia Powell.
in the Reading Room.
the
130 to 75c
250 to $3.00
all
in the Furniture store, demonstration of Willow craft.
weaving of chairs, by Mr. Samojedon.
. At the Linen Section. weaving of linen on an old fashioned
loom, by Miss Childs, oi Deerfield.
in the China Store. etching on glass by Mr. Elcke.
in the Kitchenware Store, the Door Toothpick Machine.
Be sure and use quaint and attractiVe little Miss Carter in her
costume of 1860 or theredbouts.
At the Underwear Section, main floor.
A
JUST TO GET ACQUAINTED
to offer for Easter Week another lot of
Hand-Made Shapes
’tr.mmed with NliMllllS. AIGRI'TTES lll)$l€rlil_.lll8 SWlpi‘Wi‘ PEAS,
TUMI’B and all the new shades of Ribbons, $4, $5 and 06 values
' M“ $2.98
No Two HATS ALIKE.
Our own licolgnor will trim your HATS FREE 0W CHARGE.
All our 3150 NEW scams WAIBTS for this week only 85¢
New York Specialty Store
19 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
Contractors '
Mating Construction Co. .n Builders
Estimates tarnished on all kinds of building constructions, sitar
aliens and “I'm
on WAEHINTON STREET. some NORWALK.
‘I'IL. 307-12.
says roundly yosgv
donkey’s Starting Food
for Baby Chicks
M it according to yalrsctlospon package. ‘ :
Wills new you oars. Welsh mm grow ’ 1
without it; vastness or. we trouble said '
affirm/to. no Wooden or new
Norwalk Chronicler