Taylor 8. Golden
UCH WonderfUI Values in
Groceries 3.5.3.233
East IndlaTea Co
”UT” NORVVALK »THU3T UGO.
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John Bates. of Cranbury, has secur-
ed a permit for building an addition
on the home of Sylvester Bouton.
There was a good attendance at the
communication 01‘ St. Johns Lodge. No,
12, A. F, and A. .\i., at which the Eu-
tered Apprentice degree was worked.
—-’i‘h-e latest soft hats. ()‘Iirien‘s.
Practically all of the local lawyers
were in Bridgeport. this. morning at |
tending the. 311011 calendar session 01‘
the courts. A number of local matters
were up for disposal. \
Samuel C. I‘olley, dancing master,
would not be serious this morning
when asked if he contemplated ru_1-
hing Sunday dances. so whether he
hopes to do this is not known.
Some new work in 8. Raymond street
was called to the attention of the
building inspector yesterday. it had
been done without a permit He or-
dered several changes effected that:
the requirements may be adhered to.
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John \I. lirew has a permit for "off
terations and wiring in the Astor Wine
Company's place at :33 Railroad ave~
nue. Building inspector Clarence l.
Finch went over the new work recent-
ly done there without a permit and or“
dered it changed.
A total of'onei’thousand and forty
checks has kept the city clerk's office
Ibusy since the council meeting. Every-
one wants his money at the same
time everyone else does, and as this
was impossible to arrange the clerk's
office has carried on the work with as
much expedition as possible.
«Caps, 500, 75c and: $1.00. O‘Brien's.
There will be a hearing before the
board of county commissioners in Nor-
walk. this afternoon, on the application
for the transfer of the liquor license,
held in the name of William Levay,
from Mechanic street to the corner or
Ely and Lexington avenues.
derstood that there are a number oi
remonstrants.
“The Last Judgment," Spohr's orn-
torio. will be rendered this evening in
the South ‘Norwalk Methodist Episco~
pal Church by a. chorus of over forty
voices. The concert is tree of charge
and a large'attendanco is anticipated.
The music laundorthe direction of .l
C. Ceilings. cirrhgldgeport, and the
, entire aliair is in charge of J. 19. Ste
vans, ol' the 'Sonuenberg Piano 'Con1-
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NURSE SAYS THIS POWDER IS “A
HEALINGIWONDER.”
Hattie .1... Bonnie, Trained Nurse or
. New Haven, Conn, says: “Comfort
.. {Powder is just as all other nurses
day, ‘a healing wonder.’ I always roc-
ommend" it for chafing, rashes and all
.skln soreness of infants, children and
adults." lot the genuine with signa-
‘; ture of Ii. 8. Sykes on box,
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Masquerade
Dancing
ALL NIGHT
Flodler'o Orohootra‘,
1; leo.
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It Is an- '_, , .
Granulated
reamery
Butter ‘
You can 'I buy better
12%.0 lb 30C 3 lb __._
Strictly Fresh Eggs 2'5ca don
Peanut Butter . .. per lb 121:,
Japan Rice, choice, lb 5c
Evaporated Milk, 3 cans, 25c
Rolled Oats, “333.531“ 7lbs 25c
Maine Potatoes, bushel $1.10
Peck ' 300
Evaporated Peaches, 3 lbs 250
Graham Crackers, 19.232 1- lb 10c
Asparagus Tips . can 10c
10 Stamps Free with the Following
1 pkg Prom Tapioca ........................................... 101:
1 pkg Pram. Brand Farina . .. ........... . ............... 10::
1 pkg Prom. Brand Rolled 021113 ...... ....... ................ 12c
1 pkg Prem. Brand Corn Starch ................................ 10::
i can Prom Brand Baked Beans ............................ 159
1 but Prom Brand Catnip .................................... 151:
1 pkg Macaroni ............ .. ........... . .............. 99...... 101:
1 pkg Spaghetti ........ .......................... I ...... 10c
........ 1.101:-
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. 3g.
1 pkg. Prom. Brand Jelly Powder
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Specral Vegetable Combination
’ ll Of Each 250
Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
1 CAN TOMATOES
10 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee . .......... . . ...... . 25c
15 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coffee ..................... 30c
20 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Coiice .................... 35c
30 Stamps Free with 1 lb. T551 ........... . .. .. 40c
40 Stamps Free with 1 lb. ’I‘ca ..... . ........ .. . ..... ‘50c
()0 Stamps Free with I lb. Tea ........ . .. ...... . 60c
East India Tea Co
Tel 371 125 Washington Street
WE owe. AND REDEEM Fashion-running cranes. .3
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The proprietor of the rooming1
(“Wilma from first page) house, a negro janitor and several oi
the rescued occupants of rooms 111 the
The injured are J0391-111 Messel‘flbuildlng were slimmonod to appear to‘
Mm Gemse 0 Davis. Martin Welch day before Coroner Timothy Healy,
and Charles Burke Mrs, DaVIB BUB-’wlio has instituted an investigation .
tainod internal injuries and died in a:
hospital without regaining consciousi
ness. The others are less seriouslyl
injured.
The fire. started in a pile of waste
in the basement of a five and ten c9110“
store which occupied the ground 11001
of the building. In spread rapidly up
stairs and shut off escape by them.
There were no fire~escopes in the front
of the building and the large number
of dead and injured was due to the
refusal of the panic-stricken people to
remain in». the front windows, where
many were rescued by firemen. All
or the dead and injured were taken
from the rear rooms and halls of the
burning house. where they were
caught ullilc'nttompting to reach the
roof and fire- escapes.
One man was killed in trying to es
cape over roofs, ,.
The fire was under control in loss
than an hour but in that time many
To Reduce Fire Hazard.
‘BOSTON, April 17.—~T9n witnesses
had been summoned to appear at the
inquest begun today by Deputy (‘hier‘
.11 Neal 01’ the state police, into. the
fire in the Melvin apartment house in-
tho Allston district. last Tuesday.
which cost eight lives, Those called
upon for evidence included the jani-
tor, occupants of adjoining houuasi.
firemen and telephone omployos.’
Members or legislative committees.
after visiting the wrecked buildingi
yesterday announced that they would
seek the passage of drastic ameada
taunts to the present buildingiaws, ml
the Metropolitan district.
Another $100,000 Aroon Blaze.
tion pier here was destroyed today by
~ 'phone us.
an effort to reduce the fire hazard in; '
fire caused by the explosion of arhoinbpl
thrilling rescues were made by’tho
firemen working from ladders in front
and from windows of a nearby tene-
ment building.
'(Iaptaln Smith, who was suspended
:by his feet from a window, prevented
Louis Boylan from being dashed“ to
death when a ladder broke on which
he was crawling from the burning ton-,-
smear. . Captain Smith 391!“ noyian
to Nigu'r
and held onto him until both could be.
the beach. and it was assumed that:
left under a seat by a militant Saffron
gette. I
The explosion. which occurred at 41
o’clock, awoke the inhabitants 011
Great Yarmouth. and a, few moments
later the theater at the 9nd of the pier
burst Into flames. It was rebuilt r9~
oently, at a cost of $100 000.
The usual Bamboo literature was
found strewn along the pier and onI
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odhoe Tes~
Is a hard snow storm.
paint it all for one price. guaran-
GENERAL 89°F ANQ MAQON
' ‘ UONTRAGTORI.. ~ ‘
Phono 781.
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trial. Called for and delivered.
A.“ L.<BRIA
Fine Tailor»
82 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 92").
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The 1...: a Volk
‘ Else‘tfical (lo.
Tho Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL 3H0?
in tho Town
AUTO oUPPLIEI
Phone 805.450 80. Main 31..
So. Nor-Walk. 11.11 c 11:11 Block.
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Sole Agem for the”
Jennings—Bragdb‘h Co.
importers of fine dress fabrics.
Made
feet 111 guaranteed
‘to 0110080 from. ‘Among them are the
new creaseless linens:
silicates it d9.sir.d
invited to call evenin
6 we» 8t. Tel.1
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having that suit mode, hav-
ing your cleaning and [11-955-
ing done, give me a triaL
LADIES’ SUITS MADE To
onoaa AND SATISFAC-
TION ouartmrseo,
'M. .Dolin
Ladies’ Tailor
85 N. MAIN ST.
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The (public is
utter (libelock
3'0. Not-walk.
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WE HAVE TAKEN m A FULL LINE
or
Harry Shoes
mo WE GUARANTEE EVERY
PAIR wu sELL.
emcee $3.60, :4, 34.50.
WE. ca-nnv 111.30 A FULL LINE or
$2, $2.50 AND 53 81105.3.
Louis Avrick
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HATS to.- the lush '
ionable, 1n the La- '
test Smart MOdels. ‘
Edna Mae Séymour ‘
Roodner’s Block
WASHINGTON STREET.
Suffragottes had attended last night’s
performance In the theater and whonl
they left, placed’ 0. bomb with a. slow
fuse attached under 6119 of the seats.
”Dyspepsia in our nutlonar ailment
‘ Burdock Blood Bitters in the national
"are for it it Itrongth‘onI the atom:
ooh mombropou. promot'oo now of di-
gestive idle», purified, the blood ‘7
button you up.
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If your ' "
roof leaks. drop us a card or. ‘1
We will repair and j
tired, to per square £90t. Call us
1: it. Bradley&Co.
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I1 W-I'hlnuton 81. Go Nam-lit. Conn '
IN DOUBT ‘ :;
as to where to get your suit made. "
cleaned, repaired 'or pressed give 1111 a I: .
Mrs. Ada F. Altenbrandt .
to order by French Tailors ..
Women's Suits Skirts and Coats; per- IL
. Over 700 samples .
on beautiful :'
shades; goods sold by the yard?“ no dug ..
, sourH NORWALK 1
- 5 ply itulibor Gordon liossc guamn
_ 450 Pastry Board's, size it} x 22 inch-
- .98c Vacuum Clothes Washers wash-
$5
KLQ‘.‘ FIT SILK
PETTICOATS
118.95.
Wfimlm' "- @0134“th
‘ ‘ WWEIUMQOCIOWOQQQDQWNN‘ “1:101 "10000
Ivntpc:tI:¢t'\:It;«:d:\C1-.
6m MWWWMI‘OEN' fin.fl3'.h,":":l ('9 ‘1“ ‘ .‘1 '3' ‘
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.cunncs
ACCOUNTS
. .jcnu he opened at the Mint/
' 1 store without hm extra '20 to
40 per cent added.
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61‘ a kind. prl
to this store. Here you will find new stocks. wry 1eliahle and moderate in price.
Manv Sivles. on‘lv one
Suits forStout Women $15 95
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Tobie Linen Spbflals. g;
“ . 31.00.10 Linen ..,. . . 751: ya. '3
title All 1.111011 . 491: 1’31 s;
. . ‘Jiic ’l‘alhlc Linen ...... 30c yd-
' Iliic Table Linen ...... 29c yd. :
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FOWIIBSGIOVGS See the New Silk Minarets .
If it's 11 Watches that’s all you -——at SI. 50......— 1'. £1
need to know. . Bill: at 1501: to '~ i
cut that t ............. - 1
$1.00. Kid (“oven at $1.00 to ‘ ' as a W” <11
$1.00. ~ [driest string Heads 25c and 501: y;
Stilt Bloomers at ............... 99c ' E
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Brings New Spring Suits
Unlike nearly
all suits sold at obese piices elsewhere.
$12. 59 to $27.50
Pretty Wais’ts at
can from
“‘fWIZz-m. .
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dd 3 't t $7 & S peelal Prices 3
( ) oven p200 wars'rs AT ...... 9 '1'
“l S a $9 1 'SlllK warm AT ........ $192}: 3
We will close out 35 odd stilts that sold at 3l250 to . l S]! K AND CREPE WAISTSSI 99
$16 tomorrow at $7 and $9. No alterations or exchanges. 1 S11. K W AISTS A’l‘ ............. 5
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Qver
at 79c
Value 31.00.
Special Trimmed Hats
‘Children’s Hats at 59c
$2 Crepe Waists
at "$1 49
Our regular $2 Creme \I'aists
for this-jay only, $1.49.
, ,f$~i.;cfi|dren's.
DresieS 3' 698
50 Children's Dresses that
sold at $1.00 go on sale, 69c.
Special No, 2.
Miter-Easter Millinery Sale
Shapes Shapes Shapes
at 99c
Value $l.:'10 to $2.
Foncy Feathers, Flowers and Fancy Ribbons.
6 EXTRA BIG SPECIALS
coon-Woo“
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(‘hapes at. Special Prices. Allmust go tomorrow.
Shapes Shapes at
at $125 at $149 $1. 79p&$1. 99
\alues to $2 \alues to $2. -1). Values in $3.49.
-:- “Wu
at Special Prices for Saturday
at $2. 95 and $3. 99
Children’s Shapes at $1. 25 and $1. 99
up.
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25cWindowShades 25c Burson Hose
' at 17 cents at 12 cents
First totality Window Shades All regular stock numbers 0'!
with Fixtures complete. 1;Special our Burson 'IIM‘ for Saturday,
No. 3. 17c instead of 171, 0, instead of 25c.
50c Muslin Gowns ’ Odd Corsets at
at 35 cents 35c and 55c
10 dozen of our regular 50c 60 odd Corsetsl'ihat sold at, 59c
Gowns ‘go on sale for special No and $1.00 to go on sale for spec
4 35c. Limit 2 to a customer. ' is] No 6 at 35c and 550
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SCALA‘RIES 0F MINISTERS DIS-
CU‘SED.
MKLDEN, Mass, April 17.-~Dlscus-',
alone of the salaries of ministers in the
New England Methodist Episcopal Con
forence was expected to occupy cOnsid-
arable time at today's sessions. 0111
or matters on the program included
the conference missionary sermon by
Rev. Edward A. Elliott of Springfl9ld
and the anniversary of the Board or
ICity Evangelization and the Methodist
'Brotherho‘od, with. ‘ ‘ 1 score
tary of the Brotherhood, Rev. Dr. W.
S. Bovard. as the principal speaker.
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NEEDS
Specially Priced .
Saturday 0on
00c line thin blown Table ’I‘ilmblcm,
with engraved band 1.. 6 fOr 19c
$1.00 4 111. handy titan ladders, with ‘
pail rest ..................... 791;
10c Folding iContiihurrgcrn . .51: each
teed for scrunch ......... 101: ft.
ea. ..... . ..................... 29c."
on clbthos without rubbing .. 79c
l9c smooth finish Chopping 1301115 Be
Parcel Post Egg Dora»
1 doz. size .............. 6c ouch ‘
2 doz. size, to; noon
smuu Galvanized clack Found; 101: «.5
390 Family Bloc Gums Wash hoards
(Scary ePrdCIICdl
'fiomei) Dreff/‘id/fing
.(erronr
Prepared Expecially For Tin} Newspapar
by Pictorial Review
A SENSIBLE FBOCK.
For the tiny tot nothing could be
more in keeping with comfort and be
at the same time stylish than this de-l
sign in etchelyn cotton. one of the new
fabrics for children's frocks.
For a child 01' four years, two yard-
of 36- inch or 1% yards of 44 inch inn-f
terlul will be needed for the dress. In
cutting out the design, which closes
over the shoulder and Is to bo slippodl
(War the head, the pieces of the pat-1
torn marked triple “T'l‘T” perforations
should be arranged on a lengthwise
fold of the material. The girdle, how-
over. In placed on a. crosswise fold, and
the, runnlning pictcs with lino or line
"0' perforations on a longthwiso thread
of the material.
if the bolt is made of the same mu.-
tcrinl enough may be saved from tho
cuts to make the simple told mind for
this purpose. The first step in tho con-
structlon of the design into turn un—
dor tho shoulder edge of front on slot
perforations. There are small “0" per»
toratlonn on the back on which thhr
should be lapped, with notches even.
Now stitch to position on the right
shoulder, leaving the left shoulder from
for tho opening. Now clone the rsoanm.
making them oven with tho notches on.
either tilde. Tho Inverted plant. may be
formed by crooning on alot perfora—
tions; bring folded edges to scam and!
prcns. At this struts the little straps.
may be added through which the girdle
Is to be run. Their places are indi-
catcd bymmall "o" perforations. 0n.
the girdle pattern the large "0" par-
forationa indicate the upper edge. Aft-r
or turning-and sewing In the hon tho,
drool is finished. with the exception of
sewing the collar to neck odlo law
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.1........:.¢uu.. .1 ”.10.. 29°
rt Man. Pretty little dress for a small child.
100 Upright or in-ve 8“ G” to he slipped on over the head and atl-
“9" ‘ "" 7° "ch dusted at the left shoulder. It is made
100 High Class .Vaoctr . Be or ctohelyn cotton and trimmed with
Albert 1‘. ‘Gehebe
IUII‘Iuot.
rVirhiio one findI a. great deal of va-
riety in children's frocks, the sensible
and tho fanciful both, being favored.
notched. If the round neck in qud It}
may be piped or finished with a any
romeo! loco.
CUTTING GUIDE mo
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mm Priooolpattom lo conic.
l5 Wm Washington St, in": lo seldom {magnuto'o transiting
u muting armor once
south Norwllh. .. 3.“.
. Phone 100”. Prompt tummy. a. _,
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