flowering. ‘flii . .
. hosrnnv.
NW at Popular Price.
* '- 35‘s.: pairs 25c.
. Men's. indict? children’
Ladies' Hose at 350.
A specialty.
Nat-338mm: Hose 05c.
' Butter ’Bmwn HOSc 355
W‘CMet" Hose for boys and
girls.
Black, white, tan; all
' Four weights in bid
‘ quios’ Silk Home.
“ 25¢. soc. 0m.
Black, white, tan.
FANCY GOODSJ
Ladies‘ Neckwear, 1
age to 75:. l
. Every week new numliers
‘3 . Ribbono a Specialty. ‘
‘- Great values 19C and 250.
l' lain moire fancy.
LADIES’ FABRIC
GLOVES.
250 to $1.00.
l’lack white, tan. , ‘
LADIES’ KID GLOVES.
Two Button $1. 00.
Tan, white blaek. ‘3
250.
tk.
84 WeshingtomStreet.
Hosiery Come to Us
LADIES? WAISTS. . .
$1.00 to $3.49.
’l‘uilor-mat‘ie, fancy.
HOUSE DRESSES.
$1.00 to $2.98.
Low neck. high neck.
‘4
‘ LADIES” AND CHILDgV
REN'S SWEATERS.
$1.00 to $5.00.
Dark reds, l.)xf(n'<ls.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Corset Covers.
250 and sec.
Excellent values.
Ladies‘ Muslin Drawers.
35C. 39“. 5°C-
(,)])CH and closed.
. Ladies' White Skirts.
soc, 756» 986-
Speeial bargains.
Sample White Skirts.
Kt Bargain Prices.
Ladies’ Black Skirts.
490 to $0. 98.
A. Dickerman 8: Son
801th Norwaik
We give Jot Green Trading Stamps
I’Phone 440
The rollowlng report; or Mrs. Kati»
05'an A. Troll”. new 0! tin W
‘ Tuberculosis Association and use
‘ Gholwel'l Prloo. treasurer, were sub“
mitted at the .3333 mating oi. the
Association. hold on A'prll let:
To the oiheors and members 01' the
Norwnik Anti-Tuberculosis Ano-
' elation.
Dear Friends:-—- ‘
The following report bl, our work
for the year ending March 31. 1913.
is respectfully submitted.
We have reached today the fourth
milestone in our existence In an or-
ganization. All ,we survey thowork
done even we, who are nearest to
it. look with surprise and some Siltl!
faction at the progress. which has
been made. and the oomtorts we have
uttorded to those suffering from dis.
case.
For the first time in the history 01'
our Associutlo, death vialtcd us and
called from our Board, our beloved
President. Mrs. John S. Seymour.
What, feeble messengers from the
heart are words to express our love,
devotion and admiration for her,
3 whose broad minded and comprohen
" sive views for the needs of the poor
. and afflicted of this community, and
to whose ul'mputhy for all those in
trouble we own this orgztnizntion. Le t
Us profit by he) noble example and en-
demor to carry on the work she in
niigurnted. -I .
At our annual meeting we enliuged
'our heard and were foxtunate in se-
§.uring ladies. who not only proved
icongenial. but also efliclent members
During the year our nurse visited
932 patients at their homes; .attended
@904 at the Dispensnry. Among these
w... 4,
o—u—r—L
..._.......
Varnish
To-niéht
Valiant dries free of dust
in tum hours 0nd herd In
twenty-four. Q. _‘
Use to-morrow
A floor varnished with
Vnispar can be walked on
in twenty-four hours, lwith-
out sticking or marring.
Wash Next Day
The lustre stays, does not
turn white. wears the
longest.
Oi Keeps Things New
VALENTINE? .
l
'T‘I-me “forum-tym-
Guaranteed by no
Chas. E. Doiw
Washington Street
South Norwalk
ENTERTM NED AT BRIDGE.
w *
lwere 218 Tuberculosis patients; new!
5‘ I
Folding (lo-Carts
and Baby Carriages
”sol-hi! Gnu-Mood to live
“60qu Oar-vie.
An unequalled guarantee that
means somethin '. Large. Roomy,
Hundwma nnd Sty! 3h. Folds into Small.
Compnct Space. or Opens in 000 Motion.
“Tho
World’s
Standard” 3
1 and Baby’s Walt
We would like ("6 have u come in today
and examine onriino Fulton 6043mm
A. .l. Angevine
l
Butler-Nollie? 300mm
canned 100d goods.
by heat.
this organization accomplished nail»
' services to the
' our nurse tra ently visiti wrath.
ato rim " ‘ n..- hospital“ in close
town. 33 r mums ”W" in
MWM'TW many 33.3.. One of ,
on that patieilt.’ which this Dim-
nary sent there tor treatment in m
imrom ‘101 who, thin do has to
ken up the ivorh of nursing Tuboicu
toils fluent: as” her life work. it
lug more than restoring this young
girl to health, it newts tomeour in-
our friend.
We are very grateful to the physl
clans who have giien their valuable
Dispensary. Their
ukiitnl treatment and sympathetic in
[(211781 in the patients. has extended
the influence of this Association,
in the name of the poor afflicted pu-
m “not... no «com rt”
v.5 wish to thank all who have assist-
ed us in helping those who could not
Mill thou-elves
Roamuuliy submitted.
Katherine A Tracey.
secretary.
ffl‘he lollowing i. the report 501' the
For the Traveler’s Conveniences,"
treasurer.
Motion,
April lot. 1912-Baiunce in
Danni
Received from yearly merit
a.
hora haye_not .beon in vain. Our bership dues to date. ...... 315.00
nurse continues to visit the h0men,.fleceived from R can Cornet "
where her servioeu are needed in- ‘ Co. for services of Nurse. _ 520.00
courting. encouraging and bringing Received from Gitlu. .. ....... 460.00
cheer to the disheartened. Received from Salt: oi Christ!"
We wish to express our grnti't‘iile ‘ "”13 Souls. ---------------- 186.22
to the Noiualk Hour and the South Received from Entertainment
Norwulk Sentinel and the many indi ““0 “he" “WWW ... ------ 3345’"
vitiunie and Church organizations. who -......-....
sllllDlied us with food and clothing $3010.81
for needy patients. Sneeinl mention EW‘WNW‘G'"
Nuhould be made of the Gleaners’ Cir- Paid Ursula Burke (“WSW
ole of let Congregational Church. to date, -------------- 594“"
Junior Guild. Grace Church, Trlnlwipmd R & G Corset, “0111'
Girls‘ Friendly, Needleworth Guild of puny for rent. """""" ”3'00
America, St. James East Norwnllr Paid for DTUEE. ............. 3.33.5.3
Domiteeperg Climb 0f ISL Congl‘egn- Paid Cool. .................. “.75
tionaiChurch Court Cecile St Mary's, Paid Telephone. ............ 42.30
Kind Word Circle Kings Daughters. Paid Electric Light. Com-
331mm,“ Armory, also Miss Mary puny, ..................... 7.61:3
fielts and “1.. Harold Baldwin, whose Paid DeKiyn & Son. ........ 25.85
eii’orts in our behalf hare enriched PM Printing Supplies and
our Treasury in a most substantial ‘ Sundrloa. ------------ 100-13
way This list would not be complete Buinnre on hand ........ 354 15
without the name of. Mr. Charles ’1‘. "
Dimond. who has always proved to he $2010.81-
Reapeeti’uily submitted,
Mai Cholwell Price.
Treasurer.
The 'A. of s_ and E. n. E. or A.
No. 476. Troileyrnen's Union will hold
its l‘egulur meeting tomorrow evening
'nntl chowder will be served
A“...
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WWWe Give it?! Green Trading Stamps—Ask for them —
@ NATIONAL
Canned Feeds Week
This in cooperative effort to familiarize consumer: with the wholelomenc u excellence and economy 0‘
Remember the bent grown is canned and colored; onlyiby Mormons preserved only
Canned foods are wholuome, pure and sanitary, always convenient to have on hand. They are
protected from dust, odors and many. hermetically sealed in air-tight cans.
STUPENDOUS SALE oi CANNED VEGETABLES
The Greatest Ever Attempted
DIRECT FROM THE CANNERiES TO YOU.
N0 MIDDLEMAN.
TOMATOES
A. and P. Tail Tin
Sultana. Snnllnry,
2 can: 250
can, to:
Iona, No. 3, Std.,
3 cans 250
lona (N0. 2) Std 3 can. 200
A. and P. Tiny, can 160
Sultana. Medium. can the
Iona. White. ' 3 cum 250
One of Our
CONTRIBUTIONS
. National Canned Food Week
Iona Com
Sc
PEAS
A. and P. Extra Sifted. can 150
Iona Std. 3 cans 250
1913 Naked 4 can: 250
Reliable 3w. Wrink. can 140
Sultana. sifted 2 com 250
CORN
A. and P. Fancy Maine. can 100
Sultana. Country Gentleman.
3 can. 250
lone. Std, can Sc
v ........... 3:450 09
Luggage of the Right Sort
1 ",When that Aprille with his shouts lQOtP.
The drought of March hath pen-ed in the. roots.
Thanne longer: inch: to goon on pilgrimage
lhe fever to go on pilgi nudge seizes
«one today as
strongly us it lllll the folk live centurie. ago, though
we (in not go forth mounted on pnlfreys. Instead, we
pack things in 11 trunk or suit case and rush away I3y
train or steamer. The sight ofn window full of tray?
olers' requirements creates the (lL'Sli‘C for the' pilgrim»
age.
'Look at that Hartmann Wardrobe Trunk which
will lllllil suits and gowns as carefully as any closet.
13:35}! to pack. too. Regularly sold a $21.50. for
$17.50. special hillt'.
Hartmann Steamer Wardrobe Trunks, low enough
to go under the berth. regularly Svtllil at $it>.00, now
$12.50.
Russet Cowhide Suit Cases. 24~inch size, value
$6.50. at . ~—
$5.00..-
LIGHT WEIGHT HAND LUGGAGE.
Matting Suit Cases. special 24—inch size, $1.00
Matting Suit Cases. cloth—lined. with shirt waist fold.
tapes. etc. sizes 22 and 24 inches“ . $I.50
Smaller sizes. 14. 16, 18 umi .20 inches if (.lesiretl.
Genuine Cane Cases, with shirt waist fold. tapes. straps.
etr., 24inch size, for-$4.00
Extra fim Cane Suit Cause.~ at $5.00, $6.50 and $8.00
Steamer Rugs, Steamer Chairs, and mam other treueleis
comforts
\Vinthm‘ Display on Alain Si." l’out'tli flour.
Dainty Kimona Materials
Plisse. :1 crinkly stuff in light colors, Dresden pa‘t-
terns with the grounds plentiiully sprinkled with little ‘
‘ bouquets and tiny flowers.
Crepes, both plain nnil flowered. very attractive
designs. ~
Silk and Cotton NoveltiES, for itinlunos :nul until-r-
garments.
Prices 15, I7. :9. 29 and 39 cts.
l
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i l‘nbles. etc..
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‘ ;, terday ntteruoon at her home e.
firmmmn'iifiolteruol llnlo‘m utrootl & Son CO.
' entertained four tubioo or lniiige. yes-i .
1“,... x34—r36 Washington St.
afternoon proved a very Moment ni-z
illr and much credit belongs to Min.
Baker. who proved it dollxhtiui hon-i
teas.
.1“... A. .1...“ W
‘ HOUSEKEEPER CANNOT CDLLECT
$600 FOR BERWCEB.
The jury in the appeal of Lydia A.
Mrs. (merino E. Illoyt won the ‘iirut' hugging or itiduoiield against the
prion; mus May 10.8mm» the not: lindim. or the prohnting eomminulou
(and and “Ira niltepheu i8. Jei-vlo the are in the estate of the into Hiram
third. [Bouillon returned a verdict in favor
V A delirium luncheon we» uhrvod ni- or the defendant in the Superior court
tor tho curd airmen. 3 civil aide yesterday morning. The
M l plaintiff claimed til-00 for service»
. Sentinel Worm torn: an l potion! rendered in the (tenacity or house
pert-mu vital heart interest ortlonv— keeper Judge .l.
oi the only tumors. was on the bench
wv .-.. . «up-.3”.
outer Initiator are randy. including I
wanted kind. in the lemons “Kaye
0y good quality, «cohort uyiund
Ii'lll‘l‘llllllll|tnhll’llvoo
,5oc
0:43-0-3.0i.¢05~33333.n.u».-n.-a 1” ‘9‘
‘CoilbIO.JIQDOO00lsli‘ocitinoilnth ‘.
‘lll‘1‘i...l|Oldie..;~aitldllii.
1k GlOves 32 '
tr
":5" u
SUCCOTASH
A. and P. Fancy.
lONA 8TB.
2 can. 250
3 00m 260
String Beans
A. and P. urinal-u. 2 000- 250
Sun. Cut Florence. 3 can: 250
per can
murmured Sweet and Tender
suit. White Wu, 3 can: 250
ASPARAGUS
MISCELLANEOUS
Dot Monte—Mammoth Green mm 210 Muirknut—«WoMr Brood
" . uplnnowom Inna
Del Monte Tips . . can We .33...." m... 3%”;2 5C
Poniw-Ronnd a.“ c." 120 Pumpkin—m. 0:0'P.'Irn:d
A. and r. individual 3 cm 233 MM” m ' M
W ‘ “r n #3 mm».
mm -r ‘ 4"" v. ' “DC“? . ' .l'fitllmwg‘ “' 30M"
withimorn QT; :‘mfl/fx’jlf’lgt‘rJJQE kmumu.
333733 the...» d’::; ‘ l .r‘ w“ w .w‘ ‘ anoint 26c:
10 Stamps Free with Each of F oliowmg Groceries
1 an Italian. M00 100 l 30.?
M! iii. “it. A. and F. PWW emu-*1» 1 Mill hm.‘ or ”would ‘Ollm m
2 um A. Ind 0‘. moving 000p. mu 1 who. fit. end A Dunn "f 103
I !»st A. and Pa 30m 1’9“”. Ulrika ’i M Elohim or mm Twill” 100
1 till W Will 10.
“ ,25 Stamps
With 1 bottle Extr0&3 25¢ .
15 Stamp: with 1 bottle Mt? Olive Oil l§c .
‘..
fwTheGreatAtiantim
“withered"
rt
some.
Cotton limxls Section. main‘l'luln'.
~——-——-—--
Summer Furniture from Hong Kong
Remember to see the exhibit of um Chairs. llimus,‘ ‘
of Sen (irass. Marlo for summer use. but
really good for all the year round in living-romns. sun»
parlors or herlrornns. Sanitary in cmistrurtion. artistic
in designs. and very servitoa hie. 3'
l‘mUlll‘lll flour.
o I is I I «mafia-(KM?
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
IOUTH ”ORNALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
1’0!an All.
BEAVER BOARD
.. .. - A. “new man. Ion-mach
ll manhunt mount: in 0 “Institute tor ms no ;
plum- and veil-pout. It in month» at on insulin "riot; J
«minim mummmlimlnnl mum at i ;
mwmmfilfidfli nmwmutnndtuto. Womwu 1'
mmewmmwmu .3
23 lbs Granul3ted Sugar . . . . . ill
Ben Hui“ Flour. per bog ........ , . . . . ..... 650
Gold Medal Planning ...................... .. .,.. 70¢:
meShoulders.perib. ........... ............. 131320
“Mamie: ....... ............05c
NiecWFtuit.3£or.......... ..... .. ..... . ...... 05¢
Nourishingplrphn ....... . . ..... . ..... . 25¢:
Baldwinhppiu privqusrt.......... ....... . ........ 5e
'Evuporntedem peril». ........ roe
StrictinruhEggnperdoun ...... 33::
Grnnberries. Celery. Danger. spinach Sweet Potatoes. her.
until: 003003. New CW
omen 0300331!
20 North Main It.
Phone “3.
“WWW WITARV M ii minim" Wlmllierlso
U, m‘t ”M? m hll Gilli“ Mm llml
(3W 1'. one». roll-1mm no *3 V
hummer neuter, «(Mimi W times will 100w {or wish
world your. salt yum. tor mmmmwnmmwflin
Woo. tumor-autos memo. mum
”WWWWW Magnum willwto
Mm».nmwsmwaoflwmmvm
district. mvmeiai monoton-
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