. Taylor 8. Golden
”UT“
nonwux TRUST co.
. EUILWNG.
b‘JflIIIeH Farrell, has moved from
Chestnut to Soutll Main street. 1
‘ Miss Mary Baddely, ol‘ Ely avenue,
will spend Easter ill New York. ,
Jacob. Fltelson, of en’r'neu Ullll’el“
sity, is home for the Easter vacation.
“Soft but until feather. O'Brlell.
runs Margaret McFarland, of llou-
ton street, is spending the day in New
York. 1
l
Misses Leno and Sophie Berg. oil:
«Bayriew avenue, are spending today“,
ill New York. ,l
Dal-id A. Rosen is moving from lluy~
mond street to the house he letollth
purchased ill Lone street. 1‘
Daniel 11. Gleason, of Taylor ave.-
nlle, a stndellt at Cornell University,
is home for the Easter. vacation.
-—Music Hall, today, Checkers, in
6 reels, A wonderful drama replete
with human interest, full of thrilling
situations.
The N. E Ryan Co. present 11 won‘
drously beautllul assortment of Easter
dress accessoules of quality at you
attrattile prices. 1
Mrs, Clara Hancock and daughter,
Margaret of Hanl’ord Place, are visit-
ing relatives ill Fall River, Massa-
chusetts.
—ACaps, caps galore. O'Brien.
This week Edward Simone and fama'
lly, of West Main street, leave Nora
walk for- their new home in Porll'
Chester. Mrs. Simona, who was Miss
Emma 'Burr. was born ill Norwelk;
educated in the public schools here.
and married ill the Norwnlk Baptism
Church to Edward Simona. 01' Port;
Chester, who later made his home
here. They have three children, and:
the many friends of tile family are
sorry to lose them. They have been
ready at all times to lend a hand tq
the weak and troubled ones of tin;
town; also to help ill all good enter-l
prises. Port (Theater is fortunate in‘
securing them as residents.
Mary Clap Wooster Chapter, D. A.
- R., celebrated its Iwollty-flrst bll‘IIl‘
day yesterday afternoon at the Cont:
church house, ill New Haven, ill a
most fitting and enjoyable manner.
The hall was filled with members and
their viril‘nds and it was 7 oclork I)(‘-
fore the lust of the guests left, as
anally lingered for a cup of tea and a
chat with the guests of honor, who
were Mrs. ,Sarn Thomson Kinny. ol'
d'Tlli‘L‘ftil‘ll, t“) honorary state regent
and llonorllry rice-president general;
'Mrs. .lollll’Laldlllw But-l, of thollllold,
the state regent, and Mrs. George
Maynard Minor, of New Lon-don, the
vice-state recent. and candidate for
vlcoipresldclrt general from tibia state. ,
. The secretary of Norwalk Chapter, I).
A. IL, was in attendance.
._.._... .m
Country Store
Dreamland
lar and ell-,tra stamps.
Free ! Egg Dye
With all pol-chance amounting to one dollar or more we will
lzive a package of Poor Easter Egg Dye free In addItIOn to tho rogu-
Oranges
Lemons
Fancy Cal. Fancy
Navel: Monica
15 1... 25¢. 6351' 10¢.
Fancy
Lemon Cling
Califomia
Peaches '
Out "Beat, .. 16¢ can.
Bacon,
Pure Lard
Beets, red sliced,
Dutch Tea Rusk,
Smoked Shoulders
the finest
[b 141:
lb‘ 220
., lb 140
Butter, delicious creamery, lb 30c
Rice, Japan, .whole grain,
lb So
out to 90
Asparagus, green tender Tips cut to 10c
Regular Prile 15c
Crackers, Milk or Soda,
3 lbs 25c
cut to So a Package
Flour, Best Family, barrel $5.50: bag 69c
10 Stamps Free with the Following
1 can 00cc: . 10c
1 jar Peanut Butter .......................................... Inc
1 pkg. Prom. Brand Cold Starch ................................. 101:
1 jar Pltted Prunes ................... ‘ ......................... 12c
1 can Karo Syrup ..... .................................... 10c
1 pkg. Egg Noodles ................ . ........................... 10c
’1 can Prom. Brand 3. Beano .................................... 151:
1 bag Salt ..................... . ............................... 10c
1 Pkg. Jelly Powder ......... . ....... . ............... . ......... 101:
x. . ‘ —.
Extra Stamps With Teas and Coffees
lo Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee ....... . ............ 25c
15 Stamps Free with I lb. Lofiee ........ . '. ....... 30c
20 StampsfiFrcc with I lb. Coffee . ................... 35c
30 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Tea ....................... 40c
40 Stamps Frcc witll I lb. Tea ........ . .. . . ..... 50c
()0 Stamps Free with I lb. Tea ........... . ........... 60c
Tel 871
florist'e.
w o ask.
No. 2 South Main Street
East India Tea Co
125 Washington Street
WE GIVE AND REDEEM PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
Easter Flowers
We Cilll‘flli‘lllllll you with everything to be ll’ound ill an lip~todnto
ALL FRESH BY EXPRESS TODAY.
We also have a full line OI It‘ltldfllll li‘vRUl’l‘. A trial order is all
We am sure of tho ro-order.
South N orwalk Fruit & Flowcho.
Telephone 364
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TRACING SOURCES OF CANCER.
American Surgical Anooclatlon Mom-
bero Discuss Varioul Diseases.
NlilW YORK,’Aril 9.-A statement
by Dr. Wflinm J. Mia-yo that the
prevalence of cancer In perhaps trace
able to present methods of cooking
was to the layman one of the salient
opinions in a maze of technical dis-
cussions at the opening of the Amer»
loan Surgical Association’s annual con-
vention today. Dr. Mayo, who Is a
delegate from Rochester, Minn, and
ognvlzed expert on candor. die ox-
lpinlllod that cancer of the stomach
Saturday '
' * 'Iomod‘ll‘rthfldrol‘fll colloca- ‘oltlloll
president or the association, In a roo‘
among
'thII of
civilized peoples.
the total number 01 cases."
is a hard snow storm. If your
roof leaks, drop us a card or
’phone us. We will repair and
now.
~ E.R.Bradley &‘00.
GENERAL- ROOF nun Mason
CONTRACTORS.
11 Washington at. Bo Norwnlk. Conn
Phonl 781.
IN DOUBT
as to willere to get your suit made,
cleaned, repaired or pressed give us a
trial. Called for and delivered.
A. L. BRIA
Fine Tailor
82 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 91")
Tile Reed 8K Volk
Electrical (lo.
Tho Only Fully equippul
ELECTRICAL CHOP
In tho "Vin '
AUTO OUPPLIE.
Phone 805*50 80 Main BI...
80.Norwalk. Hull: Hall Block.
Www :cm, ‘ ‘
Mrs. AdaF Altenbralldt
Sole Agent for the
Jennings-Bragdon Co.
importers of line dross fabrics.
Made to order «by French Tailors
Women's Suits, Skirts and Coats; per-
fect lit guaranteed. Over 700 samples
to choose Irom. Among them are the
now cronseloos linens: all beautiful
shades; goods sold by the yard; no (In-
plicates if desired. The nnlbllc is
invited to cell evening; after 6 o'clock.
6 Wont 8t. Tel. 12352. 80. Nor-walk.
Before
having that suit mode, hav-
ing your cleaning and press-
Ing done, give me a trial.
LADIES’ SUITS MADE TO
ORDER AND SATISFAC-
TION GUARANTEED,
M. Dolin
Ladies’ Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST.
___o-w .v—n
'lng to Dr. Mayo, ls confined almost
ontlrely' to chimney sweeps and soil-
are.
‘ During a/dlscussion about the ad-
“Is there
some fundamental fault in the food or
In the cooking of civilized men that
gives such a preponderance to pro
cancerous conditions in the gastric
region?" he asked.
or animals cancer of the stomach does
not form nearly such a large proper-l
"Among the low-
vlaablllty of operating dor appendici-
tis, Dr. James E. More, of Minneapo'
115, said that he felt that the removal
oi! the appendix was "an Interference
with the designs of the Lord."
Dr. A. G. Gorster. a New York
surgeon, replied that if this were
true, llli surgery would hate to be re-
gardtd as an illtont’crencc with Provi-
deuce
The discussion followed a paper on
“The Two Stage Operation," road by
Dr. George W. Crlll, of Cleveland,
Ohio.
.“We must, put ourselves ill the po-
sition of our patients," continued Dr.
(iterator. "If I had to undergo an op-
eration, I would rather- take a little
extra risk to get it over with
clip. " .
The present convention to prelimi-
nary to the International Congress 01'
parts of the United States and most
or the European countries. Fifty of
tho tortdgn delegates arrived on the
steamship meorator today.
Despite lo grippo. It Is announced
that Mr. Bryon Will be back at his ot-
A Good Rilof Test .2 ~
paint it all for one price, gunrnn- a
toad; Ic per square foot. Call us
one ‘
FowneS' Gloves.
$1. 00 to $4 00
If it's a loulles thats
all you need to know.
m “S
South Norwalk and Bridgeport
\ r \
For I‘ aster
We will plan: on sale
a big variety of Fine
Neckwcur fol lolllm‘l‘OW
at 25c to $1.50.
CRO
$9. 90 $12. 50
women.
$14. 95
GREAT EASTER SALE
TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY. WE HATE PLANNED MANY BIG BAR‘
“GAIN IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. WE WILL BE READY FOR THE BIG
' TOMORROW. EXTRA HELP IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Sale,- of Fine Suits
$1695
We will place on sale 250 new Suits, all the leading styles and colors.
one of a kind Suits for misses juniors and women, a1 so the extra size suits for stout
\
to $35 00
Many suits
- Tomorrow
$6 Childrents Coats.
Special Dress Skirts
Ladies’
$4.95
$2.49
Easter, $5.95 to $25
Easter Hosiery at
Mi ntz’s .
to $1.50 per pair
Coats for
12%0
275 New Shapes to go
on sale for tomorrow at
990, $1.25, $1.49
$1.79 $1.99
Values $1.50 to $3.00.
All Straw Braids at
Z Price
Take your choice of
about 300 pieces of fine
Straw Braids and pay us
onewhalf the regular price.
Trimmed Hats at
Special Prices
$1.98, $2.98. $3.95
$4.95 to $15
I
a 1.
The Entire Store is crowded with New Spring
‘ Merchandise at Special Prices
Flowers, Fancies
and. New Ribbons
Just arrived for tomor-
row, a big shipment of new
Plll’llllll llllleIlllllS
HOYT‘g THEATRE.
If you love a good show, you can't
miss the performance at Hoyt's Thea-
tre the last three days of the'week.
To be slangy, one show is a “plppin.”
It Is a real, live, tupatodate show, ev-
ery act hits the bulls-eye every time
and there isn‘t a weak number on the
entire program.
The bill Is headed by the soutstir-
ring drama "Nighthawks," a drama of
the underworld that has created a
furore everywhere. The story is a
strong dramatic tale which is inter
esting throughout. A pretty lovo lyric
runs through the entire story and
gives the necessary touch to take the
rough edge off the underworld and ot
therdrame. All in all; it is a. wonder-
i'ully strong lplaylot and everyone who
visited the theatre yeasterdlay and
last night enjoyed it thoroughly.
I
In the ’Valdoa, the management pre-
sents a team of magicaymlwhimakcrs,
that are delightfully entertaining. Tile
lllowu lBrulnlnel Trio are. harnlonists
of the exceptional kind and bhey are
possessed 01' wonderful voices.
Fiddler and Sheldon are another
strong pair of entertainers deserving
of being highly mentioned. The bill
winds up with the strong acrobatic act
l-presonterl by Gus News and Harry
Eldrcd. the You Yank Guardsmen.
Tomorrow, the Mutual Girl movies
will be an additional feature *to tho
.ahow.
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wDon’t use harsh physics. The 1'“-
Surgeons which will meet here Mon- action weakens the bowels leads to
day, with representatives from all chronic constipation GM BORN-61198
ul.ets They operate easily, tone the
lotomach. cure constipatlon.
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Hi3 FIRST VACATION.
The first real vacation or Michael
Carroll station urgent, ticket agent,
telegraph operator and agent for the
Adams Empress Company and freight
Dr. Mayo ask! that the amount of rice promptly. And ‘on the circuit all departments or the Canaan station
meat consumed undoubtedly had some. soon as the weather permits, doubt, MIN“ depot has over enjoyed no In ‘
thing to do with the prevalence or less~New York Tribune, , 1
08110915
He explained. then,
other
”vol-W
now enjoying. Mr. Carroll was last
heard from In Los Angolan, Califor-
kinds of cancer. among them the po- Yale undergraduate: will do well to lilo. In all the years he has cored
collar form which stacks the mentor! hold a conference and see how under» for the dude» Ill Cannon Station he
or the natives of India. brought on graduate reptilian”;
by on Irritation doc to chewing hotel to samurai-.—
on the prom. m donation;
unto
Cool:
and cam can
on item Journal»
, 5;) lanonthn leave of alliance.
has been away for not more
7
Special Sale—or Musllnvflnderwear for Tomorrow
The Big Millinery Sale
Flowers Fancres and the 1'
latest Ribbons. Prices
start at 15c to$600
Children’ 8 Hats
59c to $2. 00
Why Not Be the First One to Wear the Really New Stylesl
PlCTORlAL REVIEW
PRESENTED
THE ‘-'MINARET" STYLES
three months before any other pattern.
Paris
for womcns'
Now
Costume. 16 «ants ing fashion.
For Sale at DONNELLY' S,
The first Draped Skirts
were displayed in
PICTORIAL REVIEW
for March, 1912—7 months
before any other pattern of-
fered draped effects.
PICTORIAL REVIEW
offers new as the latest from
The "JAPANESE" Collar
dresses, waists, coats, etc.
is your chance
choose and wear this, the lat:
est style from Paris first.
At our Pattern Counter. .
you may inspect this charm-
Some Bargains m
Parlor and Hanging
LAMPS
THIS WEEK
SEE OUR WINDOW.
M. 1.!
19 WASHINGTON ST.
Prompt Delivery.
.Olmstead
Tel. 925- .
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and ’ lllisses‘
to
(.‘oailllue, ll'l cont.
:6 South Main St.
Great Easter Sale
at the
Royal Grocery
ALL THIS WEEK,
GREATEST BALE EVER.
READ CIRCULAR.
Royal Grocery ,
TOL12:;~;?°n Ind F;:";:":a‘un 8;-
g. _....
A wet Easter molten tbr piety and a.
fine
Truth.
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Easter assists gold—«London.
new HAVEN ticoNFl-zcrionanfi
FINED.
NEW RAVEN. April {Ir-Mich.“
annually, 9. ooprootloner, m lino!
Sentinel Wont III". will introduce ’20“ In Wu“ 60“" “’9’” 1°” “VW‘
than a some people to cool: other today who “‘9'le “ minox- W purchue boot ‘0'
do; or two lilo now an: a all: ougnltonovoilnmowhctilerym him in I moon. a violation at tho;
I10.
liquor halt.
Norwalk Chronicler