Webeveaoomplctelimofall die by: when in]
aqlwhrmfimnfmm the growing girlie the
31'!me militarism-Antimony:
patrioceflectfordiefiguroirrwnded. ’" ‘
‘All models from $4.00 upWe fittul tree or charge.
The N. E Ryan Co.
80 WNEHING‘I’ON STREET.
Floor C0veringlsv
Carpet Rugs — Piece Goods
Linoleums -— Oil'- Cloths
Crex Carpet Mattings
Shades to Order a Specialty
A.Dickemian & Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE. GIVE B. AND H. GREEN TRADING' STAN”.
children.
, CleanQUpi Day...
Spring house-cleaning is at hand. Why not carry
your house-cleaning beyond your gates into your
city streets. your city park. your city cemeteries,
your cityyalleys, your city shops?
article tells how to do it and why.
Burglars, !
What would you do if you woke up at night and
found a burglar in your room? What to do, and
how to prevent burglars from entering your home
withat is what this article éclls.
The Fight for"’Clean Food ~
The story of the remarkable battle waged by the
women’s clubs of America against unsanitary and
This is a ripping good story
of a thoroughly organized and vigorously fought
battle against tremendous wide—and the women ‘
adulterated foods.
W0“.
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The New» Kind of Public School
This is the first of a series of constructive articles
For the best letter in re~
ply to this series We will pay $500.00, in cash.
on our public schools.
Ocarina-Amateur Detective
This‘ is the story. now being illustrii‘ted by minim
pictures all over the United States and Canada.
Read the story. See the pictures.
A Cal-Ont for the Children
Each innaththue' is a cut-out play for the young1
were. This with it is the old fairy—story of
"Hansel and Gretel. "
New styles £11.15er
in over anidhon homes Plétorial; Review through -
its year: at entailing accuracy» hi1 allowing the
newest rind smartest styles that has earned for
itself the «Mentioned privilege to be called “the
,, which is always right. " in thin ‘
March issue you get your first gliinpae of the
dainty styles tor Spring and Summer“ 1‘ ,
billion edition-it
The Crime of Silence
A few words of frank. fearless and wholesome
advice to parents on the method of handling the
delicate subject of sex instruction with their
SOUTH NDRWALK.
This" special
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1 naive brawn-lion oreéhehix' diode 1
,, this city to honor whilemeiailm-
:j Fanny creepy» the blind wet of this 25.
_ city. who is 94 years old-1 today. The
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'; .Cbrlntlan friends, 1 love the violet
I? Fromlthe years of happy childhood
.3 it has ever been my care.
1; ' And its leaves with dew that sparkle
:2 7" you near it (Sony birthday;
5i Oh, how honored I shall be.
ll Yes. i love the little violet,
': "Tic my favorite and 1 prize it.
‘j I shall ne'er forget the lesson
*1 . ,mmimm and
honor will take the trim of dlatrlhnfei
’ tion of violets in her honor growths
11 out of the Idea of the violet eovneyed
Io beautitully In her poem, “My PM or.
has Written many poems and hymna.
carnation tensed to honor McKinley
and the White carnation, Mother's Day,
so It Is the aim of her friends and ad-‘
mlrerc to make the violet symbolize
Fanny Crosby. Copies of her poem
will be distributed. the department
stores Will decorate with and give
.: away the flowers. This practice. it is V 1
. hoped to make one of national proper.
'I lions. .
.' Following is the poem. “My Fe.-
.1, vorite Flower,” by Mlss‘Oronby:
Uhaaaumlnsh—yet no fair;
In their bloom I soon nball'isee;
"Pin the sweetest flower on earth;
For its quiet. modest worth.
By its language taught to me
:lr you wear It on my birthday.
on. how honored I shall -.be
i have borne it in its beauty, ,
To the lonely and oppressed:
\nd it seemed to whisper softly
or a land of perteet rest.
lto FloWei‘. " Thonkh the blind melon _‘.
(there are none which have made no
wide on appeal as this one. An the red 3
, molten into mowed activity in the
melt tor the tent (mismatch. eon"
' earned, in the shooting at 0nd Quonli
‘ in his laundry hero lain Friday night
Two Chinemen', one tall and the
other short, were seen poem
through windows: at laundriea in the
1 vicinity ot the shooting late last night.
. and later another Celestial answering
. ‘ . meagre desorlplloua or another of the
, ‘ ‘ 4].. 1“ 1‘ , ’ much wanted quartet, was been going
Round. fill?!) 19,03,401” towardfltratlord and in that town ask
’ with'n dellgltthfl flavor : ‘ ed about the next trolley car for Der-
..--Ippi'oprlmfoflunch- ’ ‘ by; The Bridgeport police began to'
con, ted and dinner. day a, search or the entire Naugntuck
m cent.“ “ Valley in hope of landing this man.
1' The three Chlnamen in question
‘ {wore American clothing, and the one
headed for Derby spoke good English.
The_,,police think they are members or
a New‘i‘ork long, and the history or
Orig Quong will 'bo'traeed ‘to learn
whether he was involved in trouble
in New Yorkibetore coming to Bridge
port Orig Quoug liyed first in Car-
duke. Ga. in 1894, nent from there to
Baltimore, thence to \ew York, and
alternard came to this, til): a few
months ngo;.‘ ‘
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. Gannon emotions i
A food for every day.
* Crisp. . tasty and
strongmanbig. Fresh
baked and fresh de-
llvered. :0 cents.
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TRUCK HELD UP.
Perhaps It «as electricity from the
trolley rails, but at any rate the driver-
, of Exiireeeman W. H. Platt’a truck,
which was caught In the trolley track,
of South Main street. yesterday after-
, noon provoked a livid exhibition before
fl: had managed to extricate the steel
from the {place it was'uedged be-
tween the Belgian blocks and the rail.
L‘Iti’ .took quite a few minutes with- a.
_ drawbar to extricate dwelt. wheel.
1.’l‘he trolley commit“r and the. city will
probably be notified at the conditions
which caused the delay to the vehicle.
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Coroner John J.. HPheln; yenterdu'
{held an inquest into the death or the
icon and daughter at Mr. and In
lWllllam Anthony whom the mother
idrowned in alum: tab on March 19
at their home in Greenwich. The
1coroner took a statement from
How i praise our gentle Savior ; B” M W by :1 gensamefiiigaoozts nlyrlyzhiix‘ecnl;
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It you wear it on my birthday, 1 wow if?“ not damaged
0!: how honored l shell b: . . iflscurr 1 lM liLlMAUKEE MAM?” L's-y CAM"-
CORONER new mousar mro! ' .. QUINN" ; l . y . pares ‘
GREENW'GH CA5! 3 NA I": l MILWAUKEE March 25. ~Xnyor
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fat the Greenwich dioopllol. , She at.-
ltempted to take her own lilo. The
gmotber'a statement was to the extent
.that one knew she was dying 0! con:
'sumption. and wished to die and take
her children wltli her. Several other
witneuoa were examined. The euro
nor has not yet made any finding.
although he completed hie inquest
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EAT L183 MEAT ALDO TAKE
cue: OF “L?! BEFOII
EATING IRIKKFAIT.
Urle acid in moot exam: the are.
non. they become ovomorhd;
flourish. who and tool- like lump- of
lead. The urine becomes elderly; are
bladder in MM and you air be
times outta: the m When the
kidney. clot wine-t helpline-i aunt:
of the but” urine-I M or you'll
beam-tolrmebutln Atom
eon feel. doll mm in Million
«Mwmmmm do!
headache. Moire. It on
mentionmeootodmmfietrliob»
."Mle trillions when the weather in
bed.
aluminium: charm our
«imam hormonal-Moon.
Milan-door. mu WM
em unit norm Min-pom III-
lemllrtlil‘thn “Mill!!!“
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the;
imother, who is undergoing treatment
:6! l
whit-ed to one]: mile! two or three
M i... ml. am late at your: 3
“animations“
..mbnblemmm, ,
" Gerhiird A._ Bailing. non-partisan. and
' with new, coconut. were humiliated
:tor mayor at yesterday’s primary. ac
cording to complete returns todai
BANKRUPTCY COURT HA3 NEW The W. Will b0 held AN“ 7
PLAN l indications are that the Socialists
nominated six alderman at large
NEW Hi“ i:.\. March lair—«Enriched Yesterdtr's primary Win the first nou-
li‘. Huntley. newly 3990mm peteme partisan contest ever held in Milwau-
ltl bankruptcy. will consult. members ll“!
of the NW Hnt'on county hi re-
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the method or pondiictlng sessions 10.. l primary of two year: ago. he rcc‘eired
bankruptcy court. )lr. Why has 30.000 votes when elected mayor. tour
not yet worked out lull death; or bis 90!" 010- ‘ .
plan, but he denim to conduct lies }_
Irish Mos 5
alone something after the manner of‘
Flax-Seed Oil
local court seminars. in arranging thin
The of Linonine 3 mt in-
new scheme Mr lloadley will welcome
equation trout members or the bar
mm. Handler would like to we estab-
ndeometliln; on the order of the
short calender melon» of the supe-
lrior court when llwyors can claim
their cano- ahead at time and than
be auto or having nothing interfere
with their now-nee when the op-
pointed time comes. They would then
rho. ‘ahle to make motions and me
them In this adult): at the“ court.
fir. Handler tied a brief connotation
'wtth luau ‘l‘boruo this mine In cough: and colds. Emuloified.
record to but their. Judge Thom-1
together with ereur‘ati cum,
ounihie mammal the y “a v
video where bankruptcy court sessions 1
ritual be hold. at. Howey announced
today that meet at. the an~ it 1
not. all. would be bold in the Unitedi
m court room in the poet ole.
bulldlhli.
it! Mr. Hoadwyfs now ohu um. "
timer); New Ham‘s mumm- '
com willboth‘elll'it In thoutltoto
cliboeo its makeup
separatelyhithetrmmutd
IUNNILL "I“ m was
mounted traitor;w
Dr William 3.1mm win we
to we trill hetero Lilo “W1
court can ohm tit bottoming an ll
)9“: adoration no leery Smith a:
‘niol are. m
(1.:Wln in
While Seldl polled more than 21.900 '
yard to a plan to chine nomeivlm iota yesterday, await 17,000 at the
. pedicure. are well-linen agents. '
Th. Rug ahdcarpet
Department Ready with
Spring Patterns
Of High Quality
The Rug Department has received additions «1i
new designs, which mouiitecl on the immense swing~
ing racks, are most conveniently displayed. The fish
tor can wateliwvhile the leaves are t11rne<l.as in a ill
gantic picture book, each- page a complete story in
itself as to weave, design and coloring.
The'faimous Anglo-Persian Rugs,
The Ardahans, known as American ( ll'ionlzlls.
Standard grades of Axmiiisters.
‘ Body Brussels and Tapestry *.
All in their respective sizes. showing a magnili
cent variety of patterns for all rooms in the house.
These are quaint copies of the old
which were woven in Colonial times. but with
riiarked improvemnt. The rugs [of today are WUVL‘II
from new and clean strips, and not from household
savings as in early clays. For cottages and summer
13:; rugs
IlllC
sleeping rooms they are at trattive. very inmpcnsive
and durable, ‘
Sizes (m: l) $5.00 1) x [2. $l0-00
8.3 x no.0 $8.00.
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WooI.F1bre .- Rugs
\pprmed l)_\ most housekeepers. b'tcaust lllu
are easily cleaned, and the pailerns are pleasing. Ilie
Spring line includes. many lidht and dainty leCtl'N
~irritable for sitting rooms and sleeping: rooms.
“.00
8.3 x io.h
Sizes (1 x t), «1 x 12. $10.00
$8.00.
The Eve r-pleasant Crex
Of all inexpensive flour-coverings perhaps‘tlie
most agreeable to the eye. for the restful greens and
browns are always ”an excellent fur
Rugs and make a friendly room.
background
Sizes 4.6 x 7.6 32:.75 8 x to. $6.50
'6 x 9. $4. 50 9 x 12. $8 on
Q"! by the yard, one. one and ont half and too
380, 65c and yea.
yards tilde.- ‘ .
' Carpet Store. I had I, lonr,
It Leather. Suite
for the “brow
l‘hrce picces.a alarm and historians Davenport
with high back and arms, and three large loose cush-
ions for the seat Room y Armchair and Roche-nail
covered with Spanish loath er of a warm tinted ritli
brown -
$107 00 far the Suite
‘very reasonably pritrd
Vinitors are always welcome in the Furniture .
galleries. New pinata-ate constantly taking: their ‘
pieces on the {Riot-i1 the there fer a line gathering of
Wild Mahogany in separate pieces}. and some
English Oak: in periods of Elizabeth and Charlea
"thrt‘til Floor.
Norwalk Chronicler