The One Great Hosiery
Opportunity of; the Your
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Tuesday
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Wednesday ;
20th
Monday
This is your chance for a big money savings-«to secure the
, Top Notch “Onyx" Hosiery Values The Distributors' way of in.
inducing “Onyx" quality 50 you.
Women’s Regular 580 Hose. “Onyx" Day Price .
. 3 pairs for 31.00--
" women’s Regular 350 Hess. “Onyx” Day ‘Prlce ...... .. 250 pair
Women’s Regular $1.35 and 81.50 Silk ul-l'ose. “Onyx" Day
‘ price ............... ....... . $1500 pslr
Mzon’s Regular 505 out. “Onyx” Day Price‘ ...... 3 pure tor $1.50
Spocinl Numbers in ‘Misses' and 'Boys’ Hosiery at ....... .. 25:: pair
T‘he N. E. Ryan Co.
as wssumcron smear. scum NORWALK.
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New ’ Hume
-+ Sewing Machines ‘
wo have taken the. agency for these Pmmlsr SewinnMncbines.
We believatbemio bounces: Family Machine‘ in. 4149 market.
- Lot: on show their york.
A.Dickerman 81 Son
sour» ucawstx. cons.
we owe 3. AND :4. none" resume STAMPB.
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and Mrs. Stephen Stables.
The Nomeld Improvement Associa-
ktion held an enjoyable dance in the.
town hall Friday evening.
Miss Adele Kellogg and Miss Shir-
Artlmr C. Bradley is building a new ley Tresdwoll have returned from a.
garage. visit in Nominations. Muse.
, . . Samuel M. of Wilton. has spent Mr. and Mrs. Palmer. 0i! 0505 Hill.
- a few days with Muller Walter Tread,- wwjng me time in New York.
well when Mr. Palmer has a. position.
......
Mrs. D .u Andrews and daughter Mrs Williams and lrvlng Merritt.
have returnsd 1mm a visit in Green- of Brooklyn. have spent several days
, ‘Wlmil Mr. and Mrs C. H. Benedict.
-' Winner-st 08 Aaron Mills who baa Mr and Mrs. Clarence BMW
. I
[boon ill (or amoral manila. W“ W have returned to their Norileld home.l
other residing at the East Bids for the
mat sour. . 5.,
Charles. limo ‘ls improving his
Lower Parish residence with s new‘
veranda mi has already W a
patch to the rear“ .
him tor a. thouisn‘d years before
Spanish coconut. sod: whens civil
:izstinn is so munli bottor known to us
and once upon s time thdso saute Chi-
ions were formidsbl‘é rivals in all the
nuts or our and cocoa, or the incss.
They dwelt sinus the. shards oi Peru.
so did the mm on the blob Andeso
’ and use the Carthdglnlans 01' old. wore
.' o. seafaring people.
'WMystery abounds in preJCciumhisn
3: Amorl'cy" writes Walter Vernier in
“(the March issue 0! the Monthy Bulle-
;; thd or the Pan-American Union. “and
~~ Ahe farther modern research pene~
'I trnteslnto the ancient civilizations. or
f Mexico, Central America. and thowcst
.. coast of South Amer-loathe more. the
Jerry Returns
" ‘ BV M.’ QUAD.
No man; lived it morn plum» and con-
tented use than Uncle Jerry Spanner
nt‘Smllflmllln. .
Uncle Jerry marriedn ulscld nh'l It,
was not homo M they. sou; mm'
in thoir WW
basin buying butter and eggs and ship-
pins them to the city inst-bet; He
msde s bsrgniu’ with a commission
house that. he was to get a certain
price be your sound He ther’eiore
nevur nd to worry. about the state at
the marh‘ot. Be shipped just so many
888% and Just so much butter.
Uncle Jerry was a subscriber to and
lilo grundiutbcr- had taken it, and his .
father had taken it. 51141 he did not
want to hurt the feelings oi the editor
JAM Mist being married- Uncle Jerry '
that STAMFORD FURNACES
a reader of the Christian lilothmu» are the only good‘ furnaces, but,
we do' most sincerely believe that
.I mystery of their origini‘hseems to deep- ‘
..4 '90.
I perdhepms more fascinating than that
.2 of the Chimu people oi Peru. What we
,. read of these dwellers oi the north
- coast cf the land ms‘de ‘tsmous by the
2 loans is contained in casual references
'j by the early Spanish chroniclers; what
.. we see of their civilization consists of
I: stupendous ruins nosn.‘ the modern
‘-j town of Truiillo."
‘ .01 this. ancient city, richly ornament-y
, ed in. bus-relief. the vast, irrigation
~ works. the mounds containing the so
I: pulchers of once powerful rulers. all
“, nullcste that the ancient Chlmus were
- worthy rivalsoi the “children of the
' sun." who finally conquered them.
from the south to settle the region -
. once occupied by an ancient race or
’2 cyclonesn builders. The Ohirnus ot'tho
' others that everything points to s r9
.3 lstlvely short occupancy of the val- ,
1: toys, extending over only a. few cen-
j iurles prior to the advent of the
. Spaniards.
.2 common with nearly all the Psciilc
j coast peoples oi South America north
- of Chile, present the characteristics
.' found among a lsrge portion of the
,f ancient and modern
. Central America and Yucatan. utterly
' distinct from the highland type of the
:1 Inca Conquerors.
S able evidences oi the advanced civili-
.‘ nation at this extinct race.
" tiun norks. aqueducts. reservoirs and.
,cansls whose ruins msy'still be seen
', make it certain that the, engineering
, ' skill of the Chimus was of the very
-' highest order. The water was brought
l which the wstor who distributed down
. been executed in Peru none 54m can
by dropping it. ,
Tithe Christian Brother hud no cur-
rent news. it seldom referred to the
doings at bud man. it- nevemorlnlcd a
libs about. with bricks or green goods z
.01: other confidence studies. Unclo Jerry 2
Among. the. problems presented
to archaeology and anthropology none.
hing rod men talking about such
things. but he paid little ‘uttention.
They cold of him the day he Wilt! titty"
yours old: 1
“Who. he knows no more of the
world than a huhy' If a slick man
should come along he could beat Unclei
Jerry out cl his shirtl'
And just the next day the entire. vil-
lane was thiown into a state at 000- j
stem-lotion. in the midst of his placid l’
lite and ilcx or having journeyed above 5
with: minis tram his front gain the.
good man suddenly announced:
“Say. new. by gol, it 1 MW i: going to
the city!" 4
“Why—why”—— ;
“Yemslr. l‘ on). I'll] going up there i
to look around and see the sights.“
His; wife: plncldly corroborated this
announcement and did not betray uny-
ssmptoms ot- hysterics. and then :1 rush
was made for the house 0: the min- «
later “hose chmcb Uncle Jerry at-
tended
“Uncle Jerry is going to the. city un-
less we can stop him!" was exclaimed. l
“Flo prolmhly has some buslueis
there." replied the good man
“No. he hasn't tie suye he is Just no»
ing- to sun the sights."
oxweu?v'l
"Well. he mustn’t 30
bed oi. its all and mum murdered be :
tore he 5 been there a day! Don’t
you know how green and innocent he
is? Why, 5 boy live your: old could
sum some him"
The manner land 3 tall: with Uncle
Jerry. but it did not more the inno-
cent When he took the sinus bi) ride
seven" miles to the ransom} 300 people
assembled to see him out. and not one.
of them but was anxious and worried.
Nothing happened to Uncle Jerry dur-
ing the seven mile ride.
The ruined temples. and palace «walls
The Incas. so tradition says, came
coast are snidto have come from the
north on u flotilla of rolls. and se-
vants are not agreed as to the. time or
their invasion. Some think there is
evidence of two enriierclvillzntions;
Racially the Chimus, in
Hell be rob.
inhabitants of
Be that as it may. there are remark
The irriga-
dinner on was standing at the door.
locum at the crowds when a pedss-«
down from the Muchi river. which wna' "in“ walked Mi 4., bins my, hsnd outl
topped at a. considerable distance from: and exclaimed:
the city. ,J‘he equeduct is 80 feet high! “Why. bless me, it this ain‘t Unclo’
and irom the top of the ridge overlook- J8") Spoouer'"
ing the city one can trace the plan by “5110 be. 81". and right from Spoon—
shook.
“You remember me. don‘t you?"
“i do. You use Stem 'i‘ulor‘s broth-
er. our dry goods man."
“i am glad you momher me. i have
lost my wallet and want the loan of
$10.! will let you been this which
and chain as security till I see you.
the slope over the city and the on:
iouudlng land. Eyerywhere are cs-W
hole and reservoirs ’irrigstlng fields,
and gardens. protected by a great will
which ran for miles on the inland side
oi the city. A study of these canals
suggests a differentiation in irrigating again."
8 rn ultivst on.
3:3: 1?;833: gnu?“ guru in, “That’s all right. and here‘s your ten.
. You are certainly an honest man."
23:38:):ilidcuhulnted even h this re The fellow went away chuckling.
" 3“” “m“ “um" and another nus-t it the hotel who
dyed in sorrows 9010". W“ “'0'“ ”Y has. been watching things stepped up
the wealthy Chimus to Uncle Jerry and said:
in the art oi pottery they were in ' “Old man. you have been hunhoed'"
advance of even the locus. for oi slll‘ “i guess not "
the remuhble work in clay thst lino "What did M 10th MW ’0? W
‘ watch. which isn't. worth 054313.88?"
' “th. 1' let hint have s countoflsit
ton dollar bill or course! it was one] u
been corms: Lamas tor ’ievreu vocal”
“Sm you. don’t nod no guardian!"
ms the comment or the plan as; he
fell back
Two hours inter. sonnets Jeri; mm-
pm in skillful workman-his with that ‘
(cum! in ChunJChnn. Some ’0! those-
esrthon vessels representing hum!
figures. heads and groups. were pol-l
traits oi contemporaneous pots
and the observer is struck with tb
sometimes heard drummers illld light- ‘3
:General George M: Cole oi the Conneo ~
,out for the present, in the event of .
'wer.
Ha had rescued a hotel and eaten}
ersvllle today.“ was the reply as they. ,
'STA'M FORD
We dodot by any means claim
in. other furnace will give more
satisfactory results or longer ser-
vice than the STAMFORD will
with. just ordinary care. .
Our belief is based on our long
xperience with, the STAM-
FORD in the hands of our cull4
tumors ‘ ‘
" EVA] llY
Horace R Nash,
'Ccrner North Main and West Streets.
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WOULD GAL]. C M. 6. LAST.
”—79-
Milt. Gen. Colo Says Regulars
Hurdle Situation
HARTFORD. April lid—Adjutant
Can
tlcut National Guard said last night
when informed of the Mexican devel-
opments. that he did not anticipate
that the state troops would be called.
“It seems to me." he said “that the
navy will have the situation well in
'.hand The fleet must be within strik-
in: distance of the Mexican coast and
will proceed to occupy Vera Cruz and
Tampico. as already outlined .
“There are many regiments of new
star troops along the northern border
pi Mexico. which can be thrown
into Mexican territory at an hours
notice t'i‘his will probably be done
Then, it more troops are needed, i
suppose the state troops will be
called ” ~
New York. New llaveu
and flarticrd
Railroad Timetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 15. 1814.
'SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. Air—1:203, 5233:. 5:411, 8:09. .
5:55;, 7:183, 7:48. Szllx, 8:555. 92151:,
9:37, 18:2“, 10:45x. 11:44:.
9, Monaco. 1:18, 3:88x, 3:29.
iziox, 5:121, 5:44. 5180:, 8:8L'7;82:.
7:3l:._9:42x, 18:12:. 5
Bundlm- .
A. M.——12.:25x. 5:335. 54144. 5:54.
18: 271.1 1:1 24.
P. 31:42: 50: 2: iix. 3. 80: 5: it.
8: 8835.10.11, 7:12. 7. 57!. 9: 42. 10:12:.
10: 28.
saw was 'roooum uoawsut.
A lurk-15: 5:45, 5:45. mm.
a: 51x 9: 1514. 10: 021:. 10 55.10.5514.
11; 03
P. Mr—lmdli. 1:55, 2.54:1.
_:8 811 8: 87, 8: 183.8: 881. 8: 44.411153.
ii: 80. 12: 881'
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Mr and iii-n.8, B. rancher. oi the
tower Parish; hove been escrow
mm “W
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85AM“ m AIA 'HAWL‘Y.
V 'Mr um oi the lower
Perish. his mind s 1130881” in and“. or Humminhssmn miss—
‘iBriW / . muons his home there Since Midi"?
. 'Mr. and m. Frank Aniu‘bsv'ulro- m not 1:: 33:» his: film
burned to m sud moaned. their on: "still. its was wounded the
Nor-lieu! residence. rcllmd‘. nous. (mm We. that
, -..-_....... ‘ ~ . he W, hen been killed by the m'
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is tron relics such so those that an
89‘ our situations oi the intslloctusl.
oitho suclsnt
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be icund u. the loom tbs Muniti-
cs. still. .55on the port or man; no ‘
dollar witch. 'i‘bo victim stabbed
the this: and tour his
in the «in most. to mini. who
his not had noon mu: m politie-
mos m at.” elbow is us:
"it you call It toscbinn, ho osmium“
not tnsmtcli" ‘
“A horned tilts: you ought to hire
some duo to suit out with you. " s
. "our list, normalisation any! i not
ills mitts. no. than mic h".
smite ms «an. by the. hoof
some till yum 5.4m Rial-r0 arrived
was its Wild. so use use they
have W M!!! the was at the
earth. sous: been 554.com mi this! almond in W
ly absorbed MMmuerors. , ; l um» 8W M M. utter
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fline]. Wists ml
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ow " Minimisation. but it mu:
sud sill” $8515le 88th
will. only rely. .
dried. the arrests. s was dammed his .
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grabbed his winch. icons the three .1me.
W ”milieu-m woman: 19 new Mme .
88181“. 88‘2”. 1131185 11' 5.71. .
“Did. be, tough you too pour notch!“
88“ ,
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momma-“5m, bruise
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3:45, 7:15;, s 5.4:. 5:24:51. 35: 55:. ._
sour» mums 1:9 cesium.
filo—«tn 5.15.11.11.95” .
WM. .5888 minnows
mow 5m
2:57, " ,,
3- 30s. 3 55. 4:29 5: 55:. 5- 34. 5: 23. a '
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Speclnlin 5505.15 Corsets, 31'
‘ ' A late model, correct in every detail. long skirt and:
. hip, low bust,
it) all women
equipped with hose supporters, known
who buy Corsets}: as the Special P. N.
Remember the Onyx Days
'l‘hcsc three days are set
Monday. Tuooda y, and Wednesday.
April 20. or and 22.
apart to give our cus-
tomers extra values in ‘Hosicry and thereby enable those
who do not know Onyx, to become acquainted with it.
For Women :.
Black. White'andr Tan Lisles, in the
sold 3 pairs for $1.00.
‘Silk Lisles, Black. White or Tan,
404) K. K,
309 S. W.
408 S.
Gauze Lislcs, 1.4.4.1.}...5 White. 50 Cl
Pure Thread Silk Boot, d’oulilc
grade regularly
25 cts. a pr.
three imlividual num-
bcrsoso ct. values,
$1.00 for 3 prs.
\alucs
$1.00 for 3 prs.
Black.
Hole bones, in
White and Tan. regularly sold at 50 cut...
$1 00 for 3 prs
Silk LiSles. extra size. Black unlv, 50 at value.
$1. no fan 3 12:5.
Pure Thread Silk. Black only. fine medium weight. with
garter tops of silk or lislc,
double soles
and $1.50.
For Men:
high spliced heels and
of silk or lislc. regularly sold at $1.35
$1.00. 3 pr.
Silk Links; Black only, regular 50 ct. value.
El 325,.
Pure ‘Silk in Black. Tan. Navy.
$1.00 for 3 prs.
Gray. Czld‘ct, l‘lurg'undy,
Heliotropc and Smoke. regular 50 ct. Villtle,
'6! 5.
$1.00i0r 3. pts.
Fine Silk. Black only. regular $1.50 value. $ Lilia pr.
62:).
Remnants. of Suitings
Clearance of Early Spring Selling.
One hundred and fifty rcmnants,-in lengths for
suits and skirts. Colored Broadcloths, Sages-
and Paplini, all fashionabl‘
Each piece is marked at what
nant price"
which represents a liberal reduction
shades included.
is tomml a “rcm~
from:
original. and-in addition the customers will receive at the
time of purchase.
This Clearance of a small quantiy
anionic. 10 per cent.
will afford .to
many womcnrthc chance to buy fine qualities at small
~ Dress Goods Section.
, price.
A Rare flpporiumty Not to be Missed
LADIES AND MESES'
mollusk 818.88 to {2188. undoing is ill the ldnbsclm styles
555
ton mans 4455155.
55mm. lunlndius W and mm mites. thus an
is communism but all are daintilr tribe
med emotion skirt styles. All colors, includinn «bloom
Just resigned I urge shipmbnh of cm to: wildly in». ‘ ‘
vlte your inspection.
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