, 8111118. Mrs. MciWilliame of Manilla, resenting Mary Stillman chapter. called "Wyethfn fine and sulphur Hair Remedy.“ customers like this boat because it darkoue so naturally; so evenly. that nobody can possibly , uninitlomdeoior. loilithuomw let hell it linden turns grey, dull and centwlna landmine Wilton take of! e is caused by a lack of sulphur oedema, stop nealp niobium telling the heir, says a oven-known looal heir. ‘x'o. it isn't a dye or even like ammonia. out mendmother made. it. YOu just dampen a sponge 0r soft Mmommtureodl. -’l‘ea and Sulphur brush Milli "Wweth‘o Sage: and Sub to up her loch» (lurk and beam-lull phul" and draw it through your hair, ‘ you today} this smote preparer taking one well strand at it time hos no squall Millions of women lly morning the grey hair monument: ' men too. Who value that even 001- utter another application or two it to star. that beautiful dark shade oi hair restored to its natural color. . which to w attinotivo use only Sega ‘ What delights the ladies wuu’ TWy no will W r. ' eth‘s Sage and Sulphur is that be- Nowadays We are not bothered with sides heuutilully darkening the hall the tank of are ertng the ease ionvos they say it brings back the gloss and ml the muesyv ixing at home. Sim- lustre and gives it an apfiulance of“ ply ask at any drug store £01 a 500 abundance. ‘. Jr.” W A. Fl MAY AID inegente delegates and alternates rel)- B‘iRLS IN N ANILA SCHOOLS. Eresentiug the Connecticut chapters, 'WASHlNGT N April Ill—«At the by Mrs. Wood of Slnlsbury, at her meeting or thehegcnts, Wheaties and Washington home at 161-9 Rhode alternates fromi Connecticut to the Island avenue, on Wednesday after- Congress of the Daughters of the A—‘noon ntiii o‘clock. ’ met-icon Revolution, held Monday ev- Tho delegates and alternatives rel)- of brought up thei question on the Con Bridgeport, gave to their regent. Mrs. necticut Daughters providing :1 echo- Aimirn Cendee Stevens, 9. most do- inrship fill a yibullg “Philippine girL it lightlui dinner at the New William was decided to take the matter up hotel early in the week Covers were ith the chapters at home. linld for 10 persons and the down: 1'A reception was tendered to the lines were liliesot— the—valley. mruollon. null-f melanoma W . month of the road had been eithnil‘ dill rlod. , Other departments report men he ins dropped in various one; we every where the tendencyy'lil to cut down» to xpeusen to the lowhet possible figure. Men in almost all departments of the road are beginning to worry wbout their lobe tor Where the we will tell next in problomotleol.‘ ‘ -—Cnn‘t look well eat well or [at well with impure blood loading your body Keep the blood ours with Bur dock Blood Bitters. mat slowly, take exorcise. keep clean, and you will bare long li!e THAWER OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS SUCCESS The fundamental principle no denying our autccss ill the fitting of glasses is exactness; in all our work. from the examination of your eyes by our experienced ()CliLiB‘l‘ lo the final adjustment of the gluon on to your lace. 37 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn. Eli. 15 yrl.‘ Open Sat. Evnge. .g: r J .' —-«~—-+—-—-—-~ OPEN EVENINGS. ‘ Going Out of Business SOUTH NORWALK ; Dry Goods COmpany W’ ' l8. so end 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET Sale Starts Friday 9 a. m. This three story building filled with new and up4to~dnte merchan- dilo to lie closed out below cost. an we are going to retire business. All our , Spring Sluts. Coats, Skirts and Shirt Waists to he closed out at cost. from, A ‘_ $hirts, Collars, Ties, Hosiery ,‘Underwear, Umbrellas, Trunks and Bags, and everything for the Household, to be sacrificed. Fixtures for Sale and a 3 Story Building ” to let. SpringFloor Covering omen nuns. Maine 'l'cm” Rune. All sloop. Wool “tin Rune. 8.3 city has and 9 it. ‘lly if} it. Topiary/inroads Huge. r n. by 12 ft. YARD GOODS. China Mittlnlil. Japanese Mattinge. Flore Mailings. ingreln Cal-Poll. Wool Corona. Velvet Carpets. Amineflll‘ Rage. Oil clothe. nil width. ll rt. by 12 it. Linoleum. plain inlaid. UPHiDLSTERED 00098 AND DHAPERIEB. Sflfiibfis TO ORDER A SPECIALTY. A. Dickermau 81 Son 84 Worthington Street. South Norwalk ‘Phono 446 We give on? Green Trading Stamps “AK”. 7.. ., .. .44.. . VW ...... .1" ....mm. .W . 19W, , ‘_Ifl,fl’lfl’flltlv wt." or: Aw/qviwlav ‘-"‘»ifi"~l’. In- nww’nm.t.ntin m gnaw eel-l: ‘ nominate abnormal or oil wood tort: of wilt-month in are trimmer nil varied in many were. lnohlde the oelohrumd "Mondale" and “ideal” mm new We: mum to the superiority of the miller»: model: Mot good quality reread. chevron; and i k m. medium end notoriety, attentively trimmed. , ‘_ , a. rudely or nylon diet it in em tantamount more» All“ dour: WI you like. i on”orunmounted-oieel‘wooeeiploolco int .1er “I “l“ AWNINGS now will 2 5 % Let us explain. Phone or write. . Upholstering and Furniture Repair- ing, Mattresses Renovated. Slip Covers Made to Order. Eutimales cheer fully given. Phone 396—4. 45 North Main at -m. .M......_,_.....- .m ordered save you u».......- Taxi and Timing Car toa'Hir'e FOR ALI:- OCGABIDNI. DAY ON NIGHT. Steam Heating 8!. Sheet Metal Work ‘ . ..l- .. Also a full line oi Pipe, Velvee :' " and Filtlugn. " Special Attention Given to .- ' such an radiators mud cuerde f: :l! 335- *1“ Wm...“ ...... .. WWW... nun w. Raymond UNDERTAKER NEW RID MINI IUtwmfl, 11' Mill lumen IT Tet. m. 1W: house. III. ‘w mm”... My father and M 9m lilo» l WI. I'm. Louvfivun of» charged or laid oil” for an indedulta 119-3 ‘ ' harmful. Fe]. 1360 - l. VAAST: 3nd} souomd Howell Waite- Clogged Children dearly love to take delin- on: "even at Figs" dud nothing also funds and; resolute: their tender lit lie munch. vii-var anoint? recto: bow- ‘elslno‘ promptly and thoroughly. .iilhildren wet kittens and constipated just like grownups Then they get nick, the tongue is coated, otorunch dour, breath hurl; they don't eat or post well: they becoilleiei'erioh.c1‘oss, irritable and don't want to play. Lis- ten Molhfllfififol' your child's sake don't torso the little one to swallow noueeetlng caeth oil, violent onlomoi or harsh lrlltaniie like Calllurtlc pills A “alumni-til oi Syiup of Figs will halo your child smiling and happy again in just a ten hauls Sylup oi lx‘lgs will gently (lean. sweeten and regulate the stomach, matte the liver active hurl more on and out or the bou'eie all the constipated matter. the sour pile. the iodl, cloggcdulp waste and poisons, without causing cramps or grilling. With Syrup of Figs you are not (imaging or injuring your ,cilildl'cu. Being“ dampened entirely of luscious Madonna and aromatics it cannot be Full directions tor children of all ages and for grown- up: plain- ly printed on the package. Ask you] dluggist for the full name “Sil‘npfot Figs and E ixir of Senna” prepared by the L‘nlilornin Fig Syrup Co. ETllil ill the delicious tasting. genuine old reliable. Refuse anything else, offered. Dengue in Coated -Seo'm omit u. Toylorwent to New York city recently. Hendrik Peterson line. will launch to (South Norwolk Parties. his Wm Frank 8. Dayton has been a recent guest at his home on Bridge utreel. ,Churien Blivernnil, of Bridgeport, spent Sunday with friends in West- port. Mills Marie Hotchkies, ot‘ Stamford, has been the recent guest of her 111ml. Mrs. Janice Mills. ' Kenneth Allen is enjoying u few days' vacation l‘rom hie duties with Contractor Quiuluu. Mr. and Airs. .luiiuu Meredith, Qt Bridgeport, were weekend guests with friends in Wgstport. interior improvements are being mudo to the store formerly occupied by Beers Bron, in Saugutuck. Mrs. Evel'ly of Green Forum, recent- ly entertained her mother, lire. M. i'iuli. oi Fall-field, at her home. lilies Sallie Morse has returned to Rushing Academy. at .‘lehburnham. Mann, utter a short visit in town. AN ARRAY OF TALENT. The hearing on the bill proposing. to give the New York. New Haven and Hartlord- Railroad Company muny wa- ter‘ rights who held before the legisla- tive committee at Hartford yesterday Quite an array or talent opposed the bill. There wrrc Attorneys Sperry, or lialttord, Boofleld. of Stamford; An demon, of Greenwich, Wood, of.Miln- cheater. Adams at New York: and Burns. of Greenwich tor the, remun- etrnnte. 'i‘. ll. Raymond. or $0th Nor- wall}, ultendcd the hearing. \ New Building Material liehoprio Wail Hoard and aha-tiling thuoe cont koaoonetmeuon. : .1 w I/I/w" "HI" Applying Bishoprl'o\ Well Ronni to . Oat Eudora who inlaid to build or re construct old buildings will be inter outed in Blehoprlc Wall Board and Sheathingwthe new materiel which is revolutionizing the building w.orld par ticularly when eel-vice one economy an desired :41: Charles H. Aiislluopei I '. e Int-view an. WHOM-iii. Til 1mm mmwm g- Veleperdrieeireooidm inmlmureendhmlto twenty-loin. Use to-morrow it their vmhbed With Vekwmbewlhdm lam £911:me out org-rim. Welsh Next Day The tom um. doee not: aim white. wine" the honest. ,‘umhmmmmelmnd‘. 1o monoclonal until at the m Mien inlulse Benton, Miss Marie Benton and William Bullion are all confined to their home with measles. a..— Mrs. Sarah J. Dickson but»; resigned her position at G. S. Adume' and will leave the last or the week for Don Mothers. town, where she will spend the summer. Memilers- oi the Greens Farms Christian Endeavor Society went to Fulrlleid last evening, where they at- tended the banquet. of the Firm Ilia- trlct Union. The names on the list at the West- port poatot‘llce are as follows: Mine Fllattie Marvin. Frederick Andrew. :1. E. Derry and L. F‘. Sherwood. There letters will be forwarded to the dead letter once, in Washington, it not called for within two weeks.“ “lint-lie makes waste,‘ no the old proverb goes. was provou yesterday afternoon when the con) barge “Hurry Up” become grounded in the Seugaluch rivar while attempting to 'get to one of the local docile. The horse not out of the channel and it was necessary to wall. for the tide before it could got all again. W‘wmiw w .. .4. .. . RICH MEN LEADlNG HGHT ON SKEETERB m GREENWlCl—i Three Give $1,009 and $4,000 More in Forthcoming for Warfare. A New Design in Ardahau Rugs Cooled from a Chinese Rug of antique (insign. The ground in an. Driclllnlllluc ‘lf soft tour. and the strungo figures are tan and darker blur. it ie a rug one can look at witllmli tiring on account of the peculiar pub tern, whitethecoiiiiliiizitiim of color is ll‘l‘l unusual in u domcslic weave. (Sonic and see it org-11 if there is 111) l’Liln‘till fm buying :1 r1115r at present. Size 9 x 12. pricc $35.00, Carpet Store. first Cool". Dainty Undervestslor Women Kayser’s Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vents, :\llll?l'lt‘illl lllnniifucturc. warm from :1 yarn that: is dependable. and gives. itxccllcnl ecl'vii‘c. but the ‘ exceedingly attractive yoke is genuine hand emu-hot and imported. . ‘ in regular-sizes 35 cts., (3 for $1.00), 501:, 59c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25. ' Extra sizes, 50 cts. and $1.00. A very attractive Vest which willallr liked by many (ll women \\'llt‘)1lt) not: cure for liii‘t‘ or trimming. has a plain French band finish at the top. Regular Sizes. 50 cts., extra sizes, 59C. Fine Gauze Lisle Vests with llfl'cncll ilzlmi finish, illcrccrizcil. $1.00. l'mlvl'wcur Section. main flour. The Designer for May with Summer Fashion Books and Novel Styles Patterns fi'llfililt' suit silk dresses. such as l’uulul‘ils. and also for linen dresses and cotton cont suits. Eurasian 11ml ll‘nlkun siyics. the new and lengthened waist line which is the lilicel ind. Smart frocks for juniors and little tots. Four neat styles for bathing ilrcssrs. Embroidery and stemming pnttci'ns of various descriptions. Sec the window with paper frocks. Price 15 cts. American Lady Corsets This slim) is the only place in town when: they can be found. The intent spring llltltli‘iS ill't' shown in one Hi the Main St. windows. and a cioecr examination in: but] at the Corset Section .wherc the morits‘ tlic Alllcl'icun Lady dcsiguswill br- cxplailml. Medium priced models from $1.00 to $3.50. Madame Lyra from 33-50 to $6.00. Those Messaline and salt Taffeta Petticoats mix-cr- ”Std w~t<nin1 arc in‘ our of tho \lnin Si \\illllll\1\$.ll is u \criiulllr minim“ «1i cnlnrillg‘ shilmllcrillg silks of $2.98 and up. I can of , cx'cr)‘ illll'. - .., .W.w.. ”m.-. .,. . . The grant campaign to drive the me- i iario moequlto from Greenwich, Comp, in about to enter on the stage of the limit battle. The town has already up» proprietor) $3 000 and Colnmmloro lit. C. Benedict, A. A. Anderson. wilooc wile recently gave 31160.net) t1) the lio- iclety for improving the Condition of tile Poor to belur Milton: among the children of New York city. and ill. lLll'loohur. who we the National lmounr oi tut year's hull Noose . um. have smote-d another $3.000 Jo cm on the preliminary work. Dr. ultras, who unified in driving the malaria nod yellow fever mouths) pent. loom the mom Genet insane, to We Want Every Lumber Buyer large and email. who mode it! an order. to he so well pit-cord w ill iintoh Ind nanny (To. service that he will continue to nix-o nu lain pntmuce. Tim is the hindbot service that we urn equipped to render. The Hatch 481' Bailey Company comm MHWALK. CONN. My in ()flmlfll. mm a pro. ilifihifl server. ‘i‘he volunteer ammonium have otv “M “0“ “We Mllmn“ noon on milieu-l appropriation at the town Mon. to be held a week from tomorrow. 'll’ubllc moment on the subject lute been around in tho “your fight or the amounted Pm» and of mm mm on the' «We, and it lemma certain that norm will in mode. 'l‘he Wot a number or non me one W it w better tor Mini: to “firmware to pm my lien to advertise m u n town when mm m it, w m the M m mum—- m . ineemmttnetlttewehmm whwmfiemwetltielm miammnmm Thomflfilfflfwm habitat: Iii-vol grouting-rear. thinnest Cuneo 5 Flower Shop Rose Emilee, Rose Burner, :54: each. Garden Seed Farm Saudi. to Manila town 8nd Potato“ duo Saturday. All varieties or also peck. Alt WW... roan-Inu-
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