other“. st. South waiiljj‘j '
1m. ‘
conclusion of a hearins‘today on bills
designed to permit a piano! “guilty
i
hum..uam‘ in war-ill not our,
“ " mans-urns: Sue our Annoy m
[an semantic: ,tllo...ailhrlntl;lnado by
Harry K. Thaw to paid his liberty. 0p-
“position we vowed by District Allow
» new (isomer. of Kim county, and J.
sinner new. 3mm
U, old Women‘s and Misses" _
'Cdats, Suits, Dresses,
Waists, Skirts and. "
‘ Millinery *
Writ the time when women who oppreclnte the hnportunce ol
~ being well dressed, are thinkins 0! nor clothes for Easter in all
.: lines of roadway-wear apparel. We show nonghutvihevmot demure
, ‘ hie maker, goods that have promo their worth, which we can rel»,
amend with full confidence obit they will make friends for. us and
. _ this store: will prove protflable to you. Come and oomeeurly!
* Women's and Misses' Costs, $5.98,. $7.98
$9.98, $14.98, $17.98, $21.50.
Women’s and Misses’ Suits, $15, $18,
$20, $22. 50, $25,. $27.50. $30
Women's and Misses’ Dresses, $7.98,
8.9.98.1315, $18. $22.50. $25.
” Women's ‘aud‘Misses’ Skirts, $l.98, $2.98
$4.98, $5.98. $7.98. $9.98.
. Extraordinary Sale of Women’s Blouses
in molsmt collar models, com arising the most exceptional values “
altered this season, from 930 u: to $7.98. You pay double elsewhere.
waists
1 lingerie;
(low-n
A timely sale of stylishly Trimmed and Untrimmed
* EASTER HATS
‘ You have never had a. like Opportunity toseleol. hiaihclnas and lash-
ionable huts before Easter at such astonishingly low prices and
. while here. don't overlook our illt Shapes and Trimmings of all kinds. I:
“(fie PARIS
THlS STOKE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY.
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'j give them my blelainsl',
11 seal children in the Wei
'3 Two of her sisters have
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eomomommmm : z» .1: .7; ;. ..: .-jg7.7 z. . ; :j: {3‘} j: A:
v
i’nirs.
an excellent student, and
Dainty models
trout rank in her classes.
‘ NeCkivear
Smart and fashionable styles.
Kid and Fabric Gloves
In correct styles liar men, women and children.
Ruifllrlgs
Black, white, cream, com um] Persion effects in
great variety.
.Silk Hosiery
in black and the m shades to match the Buster ~ ,
Petticoats j
’ Mosaaline silk, bromides and flower desimts.
Belts and Git-dies
' ~ A horned attractive assortment.
Handbags
A dsimy collection at Leather and Silk noes in
‘ the new pouch mummies.
* Baby’s Apparel
Foudimihm will find some especially
this. for Baby’s Easter in our liaby liepartmonl.
e N. E. Ryan
COMPANY
,s-ou'rn nonwntx
j 1
Miss Woitke la the younsest of soy-1
the family-5
taken portal
j .in several amateur theatrical pertormi
slices in this city, but the bride
Wednesday held aloof, from such uf~
At High School she has been;
oil
stood in thq
She wnnf
The meter. reunions as now mounted in missions
are thinnest: resent and auuhioritntiver expressions ot’
the 1:”.de in Women's Apparel. You will surely "
be MW in ”looting. your Easter Tonery from
this assortment.
ol‘ crepe do chine, silk, voile and
r’ ill. Delellonty, of District Attorney
L‘ilVilltuurui’u olilce. who asserted that
the approval attire pressures virtually
would mean abolition. of nuptial pun-
j 'isbment in this‘ State. '
well With impure blood leading your
body. Keep the blood pure with Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. Eur simply, tulle
exercise, keep clean, and you will mm
long life.
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GUERNBEV COW HOLDS RECORD.
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1.. PETERSBORO, N. ll. April 9.»!3)‘;
,produclns 1059.69 pounds oi butter
flat in a year, a new world's record
,~ ; has been established. by n Guernsey
j cow, at the (insastt Form, at Berwyn.
today by William D. Caldwell, secre-
tion. The former record was held by
u Holstein cow owned by F. 1“. Field,
of 'Brockton, Mass. which produced
loss pounds oihutter lot in u your, 3
The (Bennett cow produced 19.6393,
pounds of milk during. the year. Mr.
Caldwell says that the record of lire
cow was certified by stale and guy:
‘ eminent inspectors.
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Thamer
OCU LISTS AND OPTlClANS
OCULISTS
, make your exuniinuticns——wiliiout ‘
ycharge to you, ‘
. We retain these physicians in
A . order to insure for you the most
.,.perfect results and the greatest
satisfaclion.
dainty
~- hi’untla square. Stamford. Conn.
repels 8n. Evenings. Est. 1897
.11".
a issue not
Entirely satisfied
with you lshle hoard try- a low
manic. Everything Well cooked
and served properly. We ol-
weys have antililed customers.
Tripp's Restaurant
(FOR MERLV LAN E'S)
Thou sturdy oaken tree?
Who chose thee for thy sterling worth
And great vitality?
Who birthed the thought. and where
and when——
'l‘hnt thou. it. tribute pay
To our beloved Grand Army men
Who gather here today?
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j l threw; it in. April 9.-A\‘. the *
Miriam" in minimal m- Govern ,,
’ , prover» mm MEN” ”rm 1
~Oan't look well, out well of 1688 .
. P9... according to am ,announcement .
tary or the Guernsey Cattle Associu- .
Bantam/ml :er V
momma!!!
The Son veuir of Bluebird China
received such a ivelcomc through l’nir Work that we
are vcryvglnll that the stock pattern in the different
pieces is sufficieul to provide Breakfast and “Lillll‘lit‘llil‘
Sets and also the articles required for dressing llllilc.
Cups and Saucers. as to size and style, 30, 40 and 45 cts.
f‘.
. l
25. 35: «So and 98 ct.
50 and 65 cts.
45 and 65 cts.
Vases,
Teapots,
Sugar and Cream Scls.
li‘ruit Dishes. 98 cts.
Fruit l’lllios. 3o cts.
'l‘rays, 20, 25, 50 and 98 cts.
Salad Males, 35 as.
Ten and ’l‘oasl'l’lntes, 98 cts.
Marmalade Jars, 50 cts.
Powder Boxes, 50 cts.
Mayonnaise Sets. 50 cts.
50 cts. and $2.50
‘Ai‘l‘llllgtfll on a center lllllll‘ in the '(‘liina Slurp,
Jardinieres to hold Easter Plants
In Roma Ivory, Rockwood brown, and velvety Green
Pottery, all sizes. 35, strand 75' eta, Snoo, $1.50, $2.00.
$3.00. $5.00. $6.50, $7.50 and $10.00.
Fern Dishes, so cts.. 7.5, as, $4.50 and $2.75.
In. lilo China Store.
Flower Holders.
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. Easter Faucies in Apparel I
Maline Rull'S, most becoming of all frivolous neck—
. wear. and very acceptable for the extra warmth given
when worn with an open necked blouse. The ruff lil-
inrrls :l derided protection and takes the place of fur.
$r.5o. $4.50 and $3.00..
Luce Fol-lion.
Embroidered'Organdie for Camisoles
All exceedingly dainty Easter gift. The lengths of (ir—
gundie are one and a quarter yards. just enough for a
camisole. and there is littlevlo. do in the making. These are
designed in wear under the sheer blouses so high in fash-
ilm's fax-or. 65 ($8. each, Lace Section.
Fads in Easter Neckwear for Men,
College colors in Ties—Yale,
5° cts. j
Wide—end Four-in-Hand s,‘elcgant silk, $2.00 and $1. 50
Cheney Silks, soft and crushable, so cts.
Tango shades, Lavender, Gray and Reseda.
Princeton, Harvard,
Will be Open All Day, Friday, April 10
See our Advertisement
in Friday‘s Sentinel for
V Easter Specials
'. they opened with the member». ship
always a' familiar figure at watering
places hereahouts during the summer;
and attracted ,gpnsiderable attention
as an expert swimmer and diver. ,
Mr. Brunstrup is an export pianist;
and has been a member of the Album,
‘; lmi. orchestra for orer a year. Preys,
' ions to that, tints, he played with
, , Kenmcy'a and other orchestras in this;
.. city.
He is about 25 years of age.
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in; “My Country ‘Tlsml Thee." than.
Ernest «Ff 'lichregor, pastor or» the
First Congregational Church. name
BOUTH'NORWALK. CONN. .
w»; GIVE 8. AND H. GRIZN‘ TRADING cram.
n.1very well, except that my daughten
{was too young to be married. in myf
foplnion. I never objected to her 30‘.
'iug out with him any more than Iii
fdid to her going out with any other
young man. I have told her that she
it was there that he met his bride: is too young to 'keep company! i]
She lived next door to the theatre. :1knew that he met heron her way to
"Elsie told me that she was :0an1 and from school, and walked with hart
to Mr. monstrous home'in Southlilow and, I believe they met another-000%
walk." Mrs. Wollke told on Advocate! slons. though only for a short time. i
/ reporter yesterday. "i do not know always regarded it one sort otromanw
how long they will remain there, but
that is where‘hlu parents live. I herd
heard nothing trout them since they.
telephoned rroul New Yo .” day. Bile complained about not {sell
listed it she knew or Mr. Drool; lily very well the: day below. andmhe
strup's attention- to her daughter, 'Mrs." did not feel wen enough; she shill, to
WALK PIANO PLAYER
iconumied from first page)
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seriously about. ~ , ,
. “Elsie did not no to school Wfldnelf
Wolm m um she knew um find {to eluler city. She ran homo Wanner-z
two hell not from time to time. for, day, homeless and ‘10 s. on; We knew!
in“ M“ "We months or mm. me nothing other whenediihum‘un’til r
lahsuhw paid no nerloun'vlttoltiion to was culledon the phone from um .
11M! Mum because so. our murmur. sue simplytoid mo mounds
regard.tbom1mioualr. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
"f‘Wo‘fi‘mUr them of mam mar"to~fiouth Notwitfiwitm hoodlum
" "it” 32"“, it W m. “that is mlitg‘fldijwomiiwdddmbeu
. WW film-mm 0!,‘daulht‘srsliume' ‘rwlrm'i-m :jj ‘
wwjflidg‘ use W. "n. mashsm‘luluimourt.
‘ minimums» W1 “*l;IWl"'dtitwf
. mun idbmeIMnrmu-Mnu '
A.Dickennall 818ml
131planting of the tree. Each commie
i'ln'turn threw a shovelful. of earth
tic mmdnn; and notulnsvto thinn-
1,3110 hurl been married ind no point,
. .0... Whitman
prayer and Comrade :RnymOnd made a.
3about the tree and Comrade Crosby
sprinkled the historic soil. which won
made up ol specimens from every
State and outlying pongessiona of this
country. about the tree. .
The members of the Post ware ar-
ranllod in U shape and a. picture of
them was taken. it. is. Fitch weather: ..
called upon to read». noun: which he
had written for the occasion; Uni
James G. Gregory. action. as spoil»
man for the Library committee, the
three mourners being present, express
zed appreciation that the tree was
mud sailor-tr. Hound. Huh said:
that met. ears woolen: toiled oi the? ,
A tree and. its line willuiwayu be‘csrslul-v
ly owned. j .
aplomoaj Ole-0.. Mmmord; the
donor ol‘ the soil. mode w. tow: Ipw
‘ Wits ”Mb-5
and ”W4 um, ‘f'rho {Star
W, ,,. .
mumps. mm b!
ruin 'Aiioii‘dii'l‘fih‘wlr FM!“ j ”99“”
Ail-i?" undermine“:
Monro-k
hem”
flint.
1' For our lied, White and Blue.-
The, exercises were. closed with] 5
honedietion' hit lieu. 3.3m. “Mr 7:
' :in canal; Penney”
1 this All?
Around thy roots is hallowed ground,
Brought here to nurture thee.
Front scenes ol’ strife and battle'o‘
sound--
A sign oi~peace to he.
Historic earth is mingled hole,
From many a. battle field,
“more heroes far a cause most dear
Might die hilt never yield.
A monument not built by hand
You men have planted herew
in memory oi a noble hand,
To increase year by year.
80 may our love lorever grow
For those men- brave and true,
Who fought full titty years ago
Until this tree in noble height.
and we by noble thought.
Shall, inst prairie giro the tight
right——
And peace so dearly. bought.
w.
for
in manhood morn we left our homes
to light our country too»
'Mld deaths end damn to us
known and tastes of soldiers' woe.
Ah! yes. my friend. .i‘or you we taught.
when hope me well nigh lied—-
For you the hoods of traction amount
where runny n soldier tried.
Then let the mould soldier crave
your friendship» and prayer-aw: J
We soon. will hellusteulnz to “our
' groves , , ‘ ‘ y .1
to Join our slumbering‘dead.
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SAVE GIRL CAUSED BUIOI-Dfim
NEW norms, April [ls-«Thomas
f-MGWM» aged» ‘ twdnimeven. rom-
.W;:W Mitts-W; «9.4an a
m lit. . ‘
Kill: 'v‘v‘thsunuliei‘ot’ihy ‘ Mien.
1.
_ “ill.” . ‘
‘ 1‘ Tm“. Mint;
llll- ‘
W suicide jot-hib- hoarding house “
mausoleum nun, “
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,riqliving..flulv her this timer. *1 '
“elitists drums. . "My. home in ,-
‘lgiu. ' referred to, liver in
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Bonus.
5"
Your car's steering gear is. .l
vital .pnrtfion' it depends your
life and, the safety‘dl’wur csv.
it your stdcrimligoa'r lins inn
much "play—41' it is too
loose or too light-4t the tie
rod connections are wommii' the
steering knuckles lire “ loone—~«
the our should hp placed in our
hands to remedy these faults and
theimner the better.
Our mechanics hm= how to
repair these important portsw
they ARE competent and expert
«and our charges are not un-
reasonable. j
Auto repairing of ALL kinds
done swan-um.
W. A Haul-0rd
Garage
”was .W .t.
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‘ » ~: .5. .1ulomacmpouiedrhy. him unit.
Ll‘or _.
I on a-imsmoml bridge to arm. mm. commi- lollowing- an jmmmnua
Crepes and Heavy Silks. ,
Men's \\'<r:ii' Sol‘limi.
Bonnets and Hats for little Folks
White Milan and Tuscan Hats, pretty duly-yrs. (Inimi—
iy trimmed.
Fancy, Straws, Raugh and Ready Mill sliiipll‘ nim—
uiiugs. ‘
White Hemps of line qu llily \\'llll Tristl‘ros and. small
ljlmwrrl.
Organdic Bonnets with still. linings.“
Sl‘climl l'llulil',
The Edison Phoswgraph is in the Reading Room this
week.
NEW MlLFOHD ‘DOGS MUST BE.
‘ muzzmo. 1
DEFENN 3TAT'E BOND , BALE.
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BOSTON. April llr‘li) defense oi
lilll recent sale of an issue of 86.53100»
stats bonds “over the counter" rather
than 'lhrough a syndicaln or bankers.
State Treasurer F'. W. Mansfield sold
in a. public statement today that. tho-
net loss to the, stale woo-874.35 com-
i‘ared with the lost hand sale under
the oldmethods.
The public .hond' netted t45i.60imoro
than would have been obtained had
the bid got the syndlonto been accept-
ed. he said. ‘
HARTFORYJ, April ilr Jeffrey 0.
, idioms, .ir.', Commissioner on Domes-
tic. Animals, has issued an order that-
ull dogs in the town of New Milford
lullall be inept confined for. three
months unless mottledund any slur
located or having been exposed to,
.irabiea shall be quarantined; This not
:iion “due to the not that a dog suf-
;loring'wlth rabies has been runninll‘
,‘ai large there. biting several others.
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l FRHIDENT‘ ‘l'M‘T'B~ VACATION. l.
1 uAUGUS'l‘lfl, on. April 9.~«Pleasdo
Mtlvthocpmm‘ol an: extendsd'vow STWKHGMA.» Sweden, April ii.---
alumina. mm”. pmt William. H. A bulletlnrisauod at? unlock thialover
warren arrived here manna: ”mum. nine from the basil!“ 0!. “ins. Gui"
M . ma, mummy, “um weeks. He lave, olfiwsden. who was oriented on
today. {on ulceration altos stomach.
t Willi» ontoltho. laid: "‘Tlm‘ Mill nlopt several, hours .
’ . wills dedication “milieu punctuate“ the usual. die.
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KING GU‘TNVE MINE WELL.
. This, “preside!
mum». _
~ tomorrows hr limimdlhls condition, ,.
. “hold “Butt.
‘ . in» «momma-wry"-
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