" ‘ *Ilolrll mill to i
r ..- r-él-a'ru—a‘w .:
“ 5
1-1 .. 3., .31....» ,
1 "'cut‘Pi-loee on Bmken wLiueI.
Sample Shirt Walete.
5100. Regular thrice $1. 00.
mime Ila}: willie,
”in. Value to :31.“
thliil'erl'o om , 1.1
ope-hull Prleo. n ‘
Memo of clock.
we" w...
1 Cut Prices.
Also Children's Soto.
ii.
I Corsets. Whilst styles. normal
accurate designing that assures
$14.98. $16 98, $16 98 (or $0.00. ‘ '
M. MOLTASG‘H '81 SON
Main Store—210 Atlantic st, 8t:m10rd.>
120 Washington St.
Electric
Wit-lug for
Lloht and Power.
{ You want your name or
',5 OTHER lTEMS WILL lNTEREST ”YOU.
A. Dickerman&Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H GREEN T1RADI11NG STAMT'B:
..Corsets
Newhnd striking are the lectures shown in the new Spring
clitoiwuymotterne or fitted with eleotlc webbing or lactose. and
log your new gown stop in our Corset Department and be fitted
to OWEQH'NI irontdscedor buck-inner! etyle, haven llrrei‘er. .2‘
EV ERYTHING
ELECTRICAL
You need an clecrrio motor
....
lines. long skirts, in 'varlOuil'
you of variant Ill. lBetore choos-
1 who live there but iii the achools they!
" , i. ‘ 910 Washington Street Phone 410
There you will find better veiiloe. H9
» .
South Norwalk
1conlidende in i... and we will pleura you.
C illien (halo Flour-~Haveyoutriedlt? Mulbhagii‘lc' 7ibbg 251i:
EXTRA-«Good Santos Co1fcé. b 7‘0: 5
Atlas Oats, largest pack- Aries Hominy, another
age (obtainable ' 100 bargain 10c
Atlas Jams, all pure fruit, 16 oz. bottle “15¢ : 1
10 some H. STAMPS WITH ‘ ' ‘ .
O.
.0
Mills Roothoer, hot ...
1 ocean stomps with 1 pound Tell ....... 303311 sumo. loith 1 lb. our best Bolton 35c '
oil“ ‘35 ii Stu ripe with 1 pound no.1 1 25 8111 slump: With 1 lb our popuier Golfer..- 30c
«10 “ii Mom,» with 1 mood The ' 4016 10 851-! Mumps with 1 lb Santos Coffee ..... , 250
lbs $1.11)»- EXT R A
Atlas Catsup. 14
ounce bottle 100
-,l‘AtlasCodlisthpllg....”... 10o Pouchemln halvee oralioed No 212mm ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 15c.
Aline Borax, 1-2 plug. 1°C. 1 1
, Atlas Tobie. gm lg pkg. ..... lilo Rice, none .better to he had, 3 lbs for ..................... 25c
Atlas Potash, can ............ 10c Davey' '3 Boot Borax Soup. 7 Cakes for .................... 'll'ic ‘
Atlas Ball 'Blue. 1-4 lb. box .. 10c ‘Pureslionoy. large bottle, .................. .‘ ...... ~ ...... 15c
WWW" 1 “t “3’ -------- “’9 , ‘ Pourline,1 more. ..9c email pkg, ............. '30
““3" Tip Matches, 3 “’4“ 5.. ’ “ 15c Sweetheart Soup, 3 real toilet soap, .................. 2 for 9a ‘ ‘
Dover‘s imp. Sauce, bot. ....118c H 1&1 1 in b 1 . - < ~ 1
myey'almp.11oliveOll.'1~2 111111.250 :' 3° °.” F ‘9" as " """""""" ‘5"
flow Baking Soda 1 2 u, ,,,,,,, 10c -- Pure Apple Jelly, miiuy flavors, large tumbler . . . . luv ‘ 1
SWilt’ s Smoked Shoulders. “overdue" ,5 to
9 lbw. ,_ 15c1a pound
8%.}! Green Trading Stampswcheerfully given with all purchases
L
llilltt ilVlSilllli.
1: have no such knowledge of those with]; 8TH”)! tAw
—~ .whom they mix. There aliould he MilithlliilJflElliilOl
II ’ some safeguard there. We know tiiat'm '3 “9 tvmm
,: certain dlutrictc are not an lieiililiiui VITA IlicAllanooou
~ :38 others for social reason. which are Evening Divuici.
'ldue m min condition, live stock etc. iii“ me allordi oppuiunl
These children are libble to carry ty for than why
their troubles to others Diseases 01‘ ”My “ma-Ti nee W I
the eyes are easily transmitted dill hm“
SUITS—rain ' Two Lots.
on 98 :24. 98. 325.98 bor mm
Serge Drésscs-ln Two Lots.
.298 .........................
CHILDREN'S COATS—Sold up to $8. 49, chinchilla and zihe
line Special ...............
$3.98
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Electrical
Supplies.
Motor Repairs.
TRY US
store wired
You want an electrician in a hurry
we will not ovmhem you and ivrill mitten the work
THE WHITE
diacriiic co.
tend) c
(
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE
11180088 THE lliliiSE
,, Mentioned immoral page)
W
:1 Need the ottendonoe for one day
ili.tiee Mollie; (m the grade echools
111m than '6 :per cent, were out ‘on he-
‘oollnt otvlrnown sickness, 7 per cent. 02
minimum all schools were ab.
11%. all probably some of them were
= will. 1melueeor sickness known are akin
alien-I heedeohea measles. chicken
Ber. mumps. whooping comb. ecu-let
Wm diphtheria. other causes for
M were lice and filth.
Militia iii a pretty .oerloueinewer
1 We all a hindrance not alone in
We! attendance hut in condi-
mile W per cent. of the children
who iIlIIe dining ’tlo you in‘
_1 Mme. militate men
W slum lilo mod-Ice in tho
111mm iwi oil-lime. out! why
We arms-ii do not and their chil-
“lull-re 'l'eochm one new do
trinket work in many pieces. but
1 W Jihet ieechero who hole 40
L
‘80 nubile to we tor. moot look
autoimmune and do thei
342-3. SOUTH NOIWALK
We have tound that 14 per cent. of
the children in the south part of the
town, 9 per cent. in the grade schools.
and 10 per cent in the High School
have detective eyesight not counting
those who wear glasses.
Some people say that contusion is
cooled by tree textbooks, ihutl think
the doctors' present will substantiate
this statement. that danger of inlec‘
lion in not serious there. ‘l‘hesreuioy-v
at of me mi books would unite the
work in the school: oheolutoly in:-
canine, The pimple-who Idveuce this
argumentwohldrhett'er ,investigate and
make melody of the audition.
.tlome people II]! we mmdy'thiii
trouble it we have enoulh Iohool
room, but more, room will not mice
the» children clean, or cure their dis.
ohhltiee. whet we need iI Bomehody
who will tulle core or thet Mollie!-
ohm or work This new or child-
remitooltulienoereot-Imioihxio'
give trouble lot-r on. A :uuree one
daily are let em chum. end it
wmddomyommtommommr
themetoi'thieyeer
tertohmziueltorwwohlldrco, .m'
none. and him I beauties in tin
rlmEmoiiou.’
Druiltowemiwlhe next em
' cases 01 the throat are very common 1
‘lent cases would be prerented from
' ' - health.
I _ lie benetllted 11' there were a mine in
m asioa’exlwmm‘wiim
. gag-'39.. I.” may .
it there were a nurse, these ennui .
lions would he discovered, and lamp
“......“ ...—.... ..
1 1 cupid ~oe simian. our um had had it
cerryin‘g cont‘uslbn to otiiére. Some nurse in our "who“ iut your, ”0.31.1
of this 11011316 is ’due to "la 93’0“th his the town Would hove been sored
People do“ i think their health 3‘ “3300 which they had to pal) the touch-
mountii to much they worry clout.“ were while ill 0! scarlet fever. contract-
man Wins better we 0‘ his M ed fromdhe ciliiiimn. The education
his cow, 0" [I13 dog. than he 11098 01h“! of the We can“ alow|y1 l ann‘l
want people to loei’ that we are lining
to here a turn over right away, We are
, mint to get the reel months time
the 30110011 levee on. Our schools are no worse
Dr Sherer said: "Ladleli and gentle than the “mm, schools 11,, “fact hot»
men. 1 don't know that i can add to ter than many. 1] would like to see u.
i think the whole community would
' what Mr- (3“le 11“ W“ 3’0“» '3'“ schooinuree she couldilo a mat out
in regard to the transmission at (ills of W 1 am fin," to Mill we all
cases from text books, during my ex 1 can I "fink one nuree could my“,
patience in Health Moon 1 loom! no cure of this city very “may. Ilfrwe can
08888 0' contagion “131““!!! "‘91" show why the uchoolnurse would he
text books. 011 the other hand it free bmfiC‘m to the City of Nomalk m
text-hooks and supplies WM “0‘18“ ‘1; business way. there iii no doubt that
ed, the hindrance to the prom-m of we shall get one.
the City of Norwelk would he severe. in we had a nurse today. the results
it think the real adv-awe of I 1mm would come slowly but they would he
in the BOEOOTB would *bB from on eduua- ”9?!!!an and “1 three 3'98” from
lionol standpoint through the educe now the 00,11,111”, would be much
lion 0! the People in the homes. in hotter. and in twenty years. wewonld
BEN”?! conditiOne, ventilation flfld not need as much ’3“ room ‘3 we
proper food. I don't think epidemics have today-f"
Mrs. Burke. the Dispensers Nurse
told that over 130 school children had
been treated in the Dispeneilry durlnll‘
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1 silli's liiillll
ii our lil‘liil"
limit irom Fruit-”can’t .llarlii
"! had one little child when head was
so diseased thet the heir had to here-
moved. end the treatmento extended
over two months. There were never-
al cones of. infected heads. acre halide
irom infliction, rennin. detective eye-
Teodor 8103180”, UV" ‘uixht'uild Mr troubles. Even tOdlw
‘ ' ‘ one "boy wII discovered 'by e. mom.
IMMVIIII ilt'hb'lilwe lost theimclion at one eye,
‘ become he needed 313qu when he
was four yearn old. and now "he in
fourteen. inspection by a name could
have prevented this. 1
Children come from homes where
there is tuber-emu. concei- end other
dioceses. with all kindI of vermin on‘
it your little one'iii tongue in coated.
11.13 a .Iurc ‘ilixn the Item-loll. liver
and bowel- .liood I gentle, thereon
aiming at once. When your child
do emanation. lioness, hole. doesn’t
M out or not naturally; it breath
in bed. eunuch sour, Intern run or their clothes and needs coming in
cold. throat me, or it totem. give faction with them. Then there are
u teupooniul or "Oeiltorhiu m minim wlim been on Downing die
Finest Creamery Butter 33c 3 lb. ‘Strlétl‘yjli‘res'h Eggs 38¢ d7.
lull. '
nilloirctrlc Oil.
lheyeor 1913, for Ill kinds of diocesan. '
Itwoulil'bom'
W’Wndinetowhoureullthe‘clop
zed-up. condoned Irate; Iolir bile
end linoleum tood will really more
11W child em -
emu children (needn't 4:. mod to
galleria. Imam mu minimum
minim of. WWW doorway to
me they knew it. notion on the‘
much. All?“ Milieu“ m WE
tout ct lilo howls; end when worleflonellmIo children I“ mailed or
only I low or the my men which
wrote. midtown: MIMII” ‘
lei-lied been" of “molds. the upper;
1W protruding healthily onto to look
room like animate their bullion beluga:
mellow! stupid, when they are back.
weed helium lot molds Then ere
motion» We: to 7th: Wendell;
mu. "hut which Izroum would lied
mm 1' “I“.
Twin WWWlMT Mi
ivttmwlllchlemum mummmmw
mmmmmmwmmimmw "
TWWMMWMWW minim comet .1 . '
“18mm iI m Mlle.
loo mull the mayhem
,y‘itiie Willie; WMM‘MMI
WWWmmmm
' limo-Imam , m
returned to school while desquumili-
Many questions were naked and all-
ewrred and the advantages twin hill-
iug a school nurse were clearly prey
on.
' ~~l-‘or any pain. (rem too to
from
toe,
any cause, apply Dr. Thomas
1 Pain can't stay when
ll is used.
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MUST NOT OPEN GATES.
«New Haven 1MUer-WIr-nhlgiNotlce to
in modem.
The growlng practice of nonzero
opening the gates on trains b'étore the
train comes to a stop at stations has
led the New ilork. New three and
Hartford Railroad lo ioeue ii warning
notice on the cabinet. pointing out the
dangers incident tail. The notes on
‘itsncure nrercther puzzling, “but it op-
peero that runnyncommuters and others
have learned how to open them, there-
by endangering their own lives and
the Jiltefi oiiothero,
“Po-semen infighting from trains
before they come to it Atop," the notice
lays, "Ane liable toeerlous, .11 not fatal
injuries. Conductors. bellman and
Pullman employee must warnfithe pub-
lic against the danger of thiI practice
and much not open sales or doors any
sooner than is necessary before the
min comes in a Input elation. Where
a conductor. tnimn or Pullman eni-
ploye is located on the platforms or
cure approaching stations. 9. word or
caution should, and In many instances,
will have the desired ellect on the pith '
llc."
ll elm with ‘slilpliir ii om;
one no ilalurully Nobody
lion Tell
The old'tluio mixture oi Base Tea:
end Sulphur loi- darkening ney,’
Itre'olied and mood hair 1:; modulati-
or'I treatment. and toikvm Ineln uI-
iuz it to 1009111011? hllr e mail, ACT“ ;.
color which is quite milling“ vole"
on living in on we when it youthtiu “
Immune in oi the sroetelt oom-
tile
Emma. ..tllousli we don't III...
the troublesome lull of gathering the :
unwind the many mixing at home.
All ill-us Iloreil roll the meme
pilin- Heir Remedy" tor “our“ win“
I..hotiic .It is very miller begotten;
nobody con, liloocvor it lies ”on
piled. 'llilnilly moisten Murmur
illmll your heir, telling “lentil?
WWJyWW
1'MWI, Mimi collide or"
m .
.piioliudtmcilod "Wyeih'u Ilene and Gull ‘
l'
‘c:wuonomliiwiuiiimm oils
, these have been used as samples by one
Tweedy.
hither n Wright
Established 1857
m
1 ’ w: .l,
I e
Tailored Gowns lot Spring
A W Number of Samples for Earliest Wear.
The Tailored 60wn is the first (llit' needed. and in it
few weeks most women will he desiring the light
weight ‘and stylish walking suit for spring. Those who
lll‘c going south will iequirc .i goon for imnicdimc use.
Some (xcecdlngly attractive and serviceable [llil~
orcd Gowns have just appeared ill the Suit Rooms, mill
l)i‘hl'
of
til the
known tailoring shops The iiizltcriiilsl tire poplin
small and fine rib, and ma millli so rgce
Coats 'lrr very smart little Clitiiways of jaiiilty 51le
trill,
quite short injroilt and a smilcwliz‘ll lCllgtllcllCd11
pnstillion fashion, with satin lllllllllg.lli€iil1\’ lititil>ils,..12l
dash 10f Persian’ coloring Oil collar zllld Cliffs. or all over
collar of com and embroidery.
Skirts, several models, some with ;l slight (lifilpcry
stimulated by folds on the side: others with :l little
bunched up gathering 111 from. and” some ill lllllllii'icll
“llcg-tol)' design. ‘
Nllllt of iliisc ”i)\\lln‘ is of the tCtClllrlC i)i'lldl'.'l‘li11't
rather are they all planned im “Dillon “he (lt‘liialiil small
styles 1\'llil ”11‘ best of tailoring. and they “ill lllcct till
requirelilcnu of those who want a gown now, or within :i
"week or so.
In medium sizes. such 3% 3h, illl\'_\' and HM llllll‘.
$22.00 special.
A Quick Clearance oi'Winter Coats
.\ll that remain of lht' winter stuck. mill they lifi‘
very sensible warm coats of lilrmclc. ill-:ivy _ \‘Vlll'SlL‘ll,
“VG-1011011 novelty Quail-lugs, llilll rough Cheviot: in
gray, tan, navy blue. rose clilm'. Tell and Mack. Smile
lillcii. others unlined. Such reductions:
Coats that were $12.50 1am! 315200 at 37-50
(hats that were $111.50 and Says!) at $10.75
(onto that were $18.00 at $12-00
Coats that were-$19.00 lit 1 $12.75
Coats that were $22.50 in $15-00
(Emil: that were $25.00 at $16.50
sale. wmnll floor
A quirk
Ecru serial for Curtains, Special
(li'iiWil
\‘1‘l'1\
A deep warm corn. with livmsiiicllcd helm,
\mrk insertion, and narrow hands of plain \\i':l\‘c.
-5 C15.
iriimi “11110 at 21) anllz
lg cts. a yard for Friday and Saturday.
Tilll'll l'hllllil
OVERLAND ~-- 35 151.1%
styllolldnweommemlou in service. Mortal. will").
Willi election Hull and «Item cattery, 11150.. Equipped
with electric amine elector and mentor em (can will-liver iii
once. '
Generation, ale. 5 Median at. Call or 'mne‘ifl’iitmlo’nbtmiloll.
‘ u.- llluwm ‘
m 9. union.
DEALEM
PM». Mid-4. Mil-loom.
flee mmWflflumm only'i-in 4M merit
Madme, .hut IlIo inmmuim on him
Iodine chew.
Norwalk Chronicler