‘ . penetrating oil needs to be used only
(Continued from Fiat. Page.)
cattle. which were in the basement 0!
the barn, ran to the building where
the horses were kept and released the
two horses and a pig. Beyond this
he was unable to save anything.
The neighbors were soon aroused
and a bucket brigade was formed
from the artesian well to the house.
The shingles on the residence were
already smouldering, and here and
there were beginning to break into a
blaze. Ladders were quickly raised
to the roof and the building thorough
ly wot down. The sides of the housef
were also wet down and in this way!
the structure was saved. Mr. Wit-2
llama stated this morning that were
it not for the assistance of the neigha
bors in all probability the house, too},
would have gone up in the conflagra—Zr
tion. The artesian well proved at
,great help as there was water a-plen-'
U with which to keep the buildingj
wet down. .
The fire burned fiercely for more
than an hour. lighting up the sky for
miles around. Residents of Bethcl
living on the higher points of the
town saw the blaze plainly, and
many thought it was a forest fire.
in all, Mr. Williams lost thirty—sev-I
en head of cattle, thirty-live tons oi“
hay, ten tons of oats, two silos, par-
tially full, mowing machines, plows.
reaping machines and other farming
machinery valued at $3,000. A large'
part.of the machinery was practically
new. The main barn in which the.
cattle were lo-(‘aled and the wing of;
this born were burnt to the ground.‘
The main barn was 74 30 feet, and2
the wing 60 x 25 feet. ,Besldcs this,1
the barn containing the horses, wag?
ons and machinery. 40 x 40 feet. also;
went up in the blaze. The ice house‘
was burned from around the ice, of,
wihch there were seventy tons.
Between the building and the ice;
there was about a foot of sawdust and;
practically all of the ice remains. lillr.i
Williams this morning had men ati
work rebuilding the ice shed until
hopes to save the ice. lie is in the,
milk business and has a. large num-i
ber of customers in Bethe! and Dan-l
bury. He said this morning that he;
would make all possible efforts to sup-j
ply his (ustomcrs and would re- buildl
the burned buildings as soon as possi
ble.
Regarding the origin of the lirei
Mr. Williams stated that while be
suspected no one nor had a reason to‘
suspect anyone, he ‘neverthelessi
thought that the buildings were setl
atire. This is the second tire in Red-
ding, in little over a week. and thusl
iar'tliere has been no plausible ex-
planation ol’ the start of either of the ;
cont‘lagrutlons, ' ‘
IllliiSiliiN nun
ounu this no;
“Pape‘s Diapcpsin" Fixes Sour, Gassy, .
Upset Stomachs in Five Minutes.
Sour, gussy, upset stomach. indiges- ‘
tion. heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat t’crments into gases and{
stubborn lumps: your head aches and l
you feel sick and miserable, that'sr
when you realize the magic in Pope's l
Dinpepsin. lt makes all stomach mls—:
en vanish in lite minutes.
‘If your stomarh is in a continuousl
levolt—it you can't get i‘ . . :2dated,i
please, for your 5' ‘. . . :12. Pope's Dis.»
pepsin. it’s so needless to have :11
bad stomachrimak‘e your next meal a:
'l‘avorite food meal, then take a little
Diapcpsin. There will not be any dis-
tress~cat without fear. “it's because'
Pape‘s Diapepsln “really does" regu-
late wenk. out—of-door stomachs that
gives it its millions of sales annually.
Get a large'fifty-cent case of Papa’s
Diapepsin from any drug store. It is
the quickest. surest stomach relief
and cure known. It acts almost like
magic~it is a scientific harmless and
pleasant stomach preparation which
truly belongs in every home.
till! it tho iii
nonunion
Rub Backnhe Away WIth Small
Trial Bottle of Old “St. Jacob's
Oil."
When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiiiened up, don't suffer! Get
. a small trial bottle of old, honest “8t.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour-a
little in your hand and rub it right
on your aching hack, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame.
ness is gone.
Don’t stay crippled! This soothing.
once. lit takes the pain right out and
end- the misery. it is magical, yet
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing else stops lumhago. sciatl-
ca, backache or rheumatism so
promptly1 it never disappoints!
rather, italics as. or: '
Our Easter Salem-of Misses’ and
Women’s Fashionable Suits.
The array of Spring Easter Suits ts at its very best, the largest and most interesting
display of smart fashions ever shown in this or any other store. The whole range of
fashion edicts are comprehensively displayed—and at the most attractive prices.
Smart Spring
COATS
for Ladies and Misses
that sold for $t5 to $22.50
Scores of Coat-styles, each
showing an exceptional indivd-
uality. You can select a stun-
ning Easter Coat here for very
little money!
NOW
$5.98 to $15.85
Don't Overlook These Lovely
EASTER
Dresses
- for Ladies and Misses
They are quite. the most charm-
ing and effective Dresses we have
shown for a long time. The grace
of Springtime is evident in their
every line!
$4.95 to $15.98
That formerly Sold for
$7.98 to $25.
Save on your New
$14.98
Will buy the most newest spring styles in Suits,
the materials are Shepherd Checks. Coverts, Gab-
ardine, Peplin and Wool Serge. There is not a
suit in the lot worth less than $19.50 up to $25.
$9.98
For Ladies’ and Misscs' Suits, that were made to
sell for $12.98 and $15.
Sample Suits
Only one of a kind. Every one of these suits is
a reproduction of a Paris model and is fashioned
in a highly endorsed silk or woven material. $30
to $35 would be a fair price for them. Specially
priced for this Saturday for the price of
$27.00
MEN!
Here are the Suits you will
need to make you proud oi your
own appearance on Easter Sun-
day. Snappy, elegant clothing
is here in an assortment that is
fully as complete as any we have
offered. Note these prices:
SUITS
fur lllt'll and young lllL‘ll that were
mud. ll at $10, $15 and $18.
New al.95 to $12.98
. _————
Alt-ll's and Young .\lcn’s
SUITS
lllut Sold for $18 to $2 -5.
Now $14. 85 to $17. 95
‘ L nion .\ludc.
. , - ,- vov- v‘mww
HERE 13 YOUR
Easter Hat
Easter W aists
Buy your entire season's
supply of Waists here during
the Easter Sale. You can
choose from an immense as‘
sortment. and save money on
every waist you buy.
Prices 98¢ to $4.98
Valucsl$r.5o to $7.00.
The City National Bank
COMMANDING!
Some people command success—others wait (or it.
Those who command success am“; unea- who “-31.1. to,-
and seize it.
A Bank Account here will deieiop business instincts and a
acquaintance.
Why not identify yourseli‘ with this Bank and get into a position to
COMMAND YOUR SUOCES S?
oppo rtunlly
helpful
What Are Your Assets ? "1
The scientific conduct or business and
classes the methods employed wry distinctly
Avoid The liability
i
or not having a checking account. “c invite accounts which lire l
given cmclcnt and oouneous attention. '
Fairiield County National Bank.
THE OLDEST BANK IN NORWALK.
personal affairs teddy
A wonderful collection of
Spring Millincry has been
gathered for your selection.
and during our Easter Sale it
will be offered at prices that
are, to say the least attract-
ive! This is THE opportuni-
ty of the season to buy your
Spring hat!
Prices . . . 98¢ up to $5.00
The Free Day.
The latest improved sewing machine.
The FREE, given away absolutely
without cost.
3 P. M Thursday, April 1,
Spray Your Trees
Properly sprayed trees yield more sound fruit—Sound
fruit is what pays.
BORDAUX MIXTURE
FOR FUNGOUS DISEASE
LIME AND SULPHUR
FOR SCALES
AR-BO
A A Combined Insecticide and. Fungicide. i
Someone in “it" audience at
our big demonstration on the
above date is sure to get this val-
uable present, and whoever that
one may be. will have the best
sewing machine manufactured. A
thousand dollars could buy no
__ hcttcr for there is no better made.
The time is growing sliort«lf
you have not filled out and re-
turned your coupon. do it today.
Anyone who has not received a
coupon is invited to call and got
one. .\'0 purchase or money con—
sideration will be required. Come
and see the macliine-wc will
gladly explain its advantages to
you.
GARDEN TOOLS i The A. .l. Angevine 8t Son CO.
A first- class tool costs only a little more at the start
than a poor one, but the service is not: to be_ Compared.
Call and we will gladly show our line.
I
Albert D.
Successor to dial. Dow.
Washington Street.
GONE THE PAGE.
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Jack Rounder-Willa! about Edith!
We m children together and has i
an thirty- two while she is only tw
Edith's Friend—411mb sully u-
plaiuéd. You've lived taster than Ibo
SonthyNorwali, Conn.
PMSNVOZ.
Dick-i any. Tom. what's
itontlotlpotmtonlm.
conceit.
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the D. it Read Co
Established 1897
Checks are in High Favor
Some of the smartest suits, mats and dresses this year.
according to fashion advice, will be checked. Please find
hcrc'a large collt-rtiou of the newest checked suitings and
coatings.
Black and \\'lllll‘. grt'cn. wine. ll.i\ y Belgian liluc, 1mm. u,
lzlllllt'.
$150 }‘.li‘ll.54 llli‘llt‘> widc,
SHEPHERD’S CHECKS.
2 inches widc 50¢ _\‘d. 44 inches \\l(lt‘ 75¢ _\‘d.
.2 in. wide. wool 85d,| _\'d. t8 inclics widc $1.25 yd.
54 inclit‘s with for $100 and $200
Pajamas for Men
\\t‘ (an now show a recent ptll't‘liust' of
perfect titling Pajamas. .\ludt- ul‘ tine nun-u
new patterns. $1.00 and $150 u suit.
oi‘i'crt-d at a
turd.
brand new
tundra» in
.\ line of Soisctlc Pajamas (il't'
privc, 89¢
Special
’ .
Men 3 Easter Neckwear
Sonic cxclusivc showings in Easter ncckwt-ar for men
in all the new rich novdty silks. 50¢. $100 $1.50 .\‘j
$2200
Bath Room Fixtures
“1* can show a lll'lt‘ of solid brass ilickcl plated lltllllr
room l’ixtttrcs. products of Hill) of the best makers. which
includes ’l‘owcl liars, Soap Dishes. Tooth llrusli lloldcrs.
Tumbler llOltlt‘i‘S, l’apcr Rollers. 'l‘owcl >\rms. at 45¢
each. .\ll of those articles are cry lls‘t‘illl.
Fancy Baskets
\\'t‘ oil‘cr our cutirc stock of Fancy liaskcts, Sn Sn
llakc. (icrinan Rccd Straw and l'alm, at extra special
priccs. l’ruit and Flowcr Baskets. l’t-rn l'iaskcts. Hub)
j liaskets. Work, Knifc and Waste lluskcts.
75c stylt for 60c $1.00 st)lc for 80:
$1.25 stvlt 1thr$Loo $1.50 style (ll $1 20
, $2.00 alllt int $1. 60 $2.50 style fur $2.00
$3.00 stylc for $2.40
The Priscilla Magazine '
This Magazine is the only rmc devoted exclusively to
fancy work. llcrcaitcr it will he found on salc at lllC .\ri
Department on main floor. l‘ricc too a copy. $r.oo per
your. Subscriptions taken at this section.
.-\g‘ain we mention lllt'ht' \\'urdrulw Trunks which urt-
‘ otl'crcd at the spccial pricc of $5.50. The intcrior is con—
i vcnicntly fitted up with garment hangers and drawers.
llns also but box.
EST'NRTJSHED 1 857
....—.—.._..—.
Week-End Special Sale!
Thurs. Fri. and Sat. March 25. 26, 27, ’15
Brown Sclmr 81-. 18c 38:: at 71c Siren) Bouillon Cubes ..... 234
l Russell’s Emulsion ........ 750 0x0 Bouiuon Cubes. .Bc .e tilt
. .\lvllt‘n's Pond ........... 560 - Milt‘y‘s Kidney Pills ,,,,,, 39(-
l liolynos Tooth Paste ..... I9t‘ Foley‘s (‘atlmrtio Pills. . . .lilt
1 White Pine Cough Syrup. .180 \chk’s Kidney Pills ....... 39c-
l Wt‘l‘k's Sodium Phosphate, lib Tree of Life Pill: ........ lilo
--------------------- “l“ l’ontl‘s Digestion. . . . .90 ,& "it
.s ' Tablets 5 ...79c
m: lm‘x: Pills, alga“: _ Am. Pom-m Tablets... . . .9c & iot-
Mpmllolatum ....... ‘90 A" 390 (Uflflll, I lb ............. 254‘
Carter's Liver Pills ....... lilo Fountain Syd-lime. 2 111.....89:
The Norwalk‘Drug Co.
8 North Main Street.
5" The a... a visit
’ Electrical (.0.
The Only Fully Equipped
thermal.
en- ottbottontheoermmuld they
took the other day in Poland? lbavo
Ton—Go have i. but it minus to
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town ‘
auro avenues
Phon. 305—50 So. Main St.
‘ so. Nomalk. Music Hall stock.
should your eye! have been giving
you trouble or your glanc- need
adimtu. feel at liberty to con-
W
unit “111%“! J. 3.0088
u “Ive M 1.0 mm Room a. In!!! new...
-LET us no rr— go “it" Wm”. 9‘
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& Saunders ”“1. ..,.. :1 m"
rulers. Emmmullmdh
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noon NORWALI (X)
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