" Wells, ‘H. G.
I] Ml W18.
.Volomoo 1.1.1.. 1. seats Nomik
Library During Month.
us: of books, ammo-11111 at the
South Norwalk my. larch, 1915.
tossing. B. .1.
Washington, a hingrsphy.’ 6 vol.
We. is. L . -
Samuel F. B. Horse. 2 Vol.
1!an
.Goorsc Bernard Shaw.
Thayer, W. 11-.
life and time of Cavour. 2 vol.
Niooiay, .1.
Boys the of Lincoln.
Breasted, J. ii.
History 01' the Ancient Egyptians.
Usher, R. G.
Pan—Americaniom, ' M ”
FranckeI'K. .
German Ideals of Today.
Strayer, F. M.
Reconstruction of the Church.
flattens, G. E.
Catalogue o: the coins. tokens, and
medals. in the numistic collection ot.
the mint of the U. S. at Philadelphia
Pier, G. G
Temple treasures of “Japan
-...-.t .4‘-
'Iétf’TWolcott. T. 11.
500 ways to help your church.
Glosson. E. E.
pant. 110m astistaotory reams in
printing, those two tactors. ink anal.
paper, must be memo adjusted. 111
isweliknownthataniahwhiohis
satiaiaotory on 0-D DIN I‘M not Del
so on another, all other conditions be-
ing constant. One $14.“ I! this rotor
tionship between 1.11.1111 pip-1 note
opacity oi the int. a “Not: at little
ulna- importanoe in the three and tour
the necessity tor the printer to select
the proper grades of paper which will
be suitable for his work.
The question as to what constitutes
a good ink is often asked, and while
this circular does not pretend to ans
wet this directly it gives the require
ments and tests specified by the Got
ernment Printing Office. which shod
color processes. Emphasié is laid 0111
TWEAPRKL 1. 1915
Easter is the day when fashion forgets winter and dons the pretty colors of spring.
Are you ready? Have you the new things that the swarm suggests? ‘
If M you have a, special interest in visiting this store where we are showing a new
assortment of chose: apparel for your W Wilton.
r!
how one Government department 11
handling this problem.
The Bureau of Standards has issued
. the analysis of printing inks, an an
stract of which is included in the cir.
color. The application of these tests
and their relation to
tests under working conditions are
given.
' Owing to the importance of linseed
oil in, printing inks, a special chapter
is devoted to the manufacture and
properties of this oil.
A bibliography on inks, oils. and
Major prophets of today.
Lewis, Dr. G. G.
Mystery of the Oriental mg.
Greer, Edith.
Food, what it is and does.
Doyle, A. C.
Valley of Fear.
Msniates. B. K.
Amarilly of Clothes-LineAlley.
Fit-vino, St. John G.
Mrs. Maria's Mon.
Castle, A. it E.
The Haunted Heart.
“Twain, Mark"
..ite on the Mississippi, (Replacing
wornout copy.)
Wade, B. E.
island of Makev'Believe.
Brady. C. T.
Britton oi the Seventh.
Bank. W. 1).
James:
"Twain, Mark."
The Jumping Frog. (Replacing lost
0091-)
Burnett. Francis E.
A Little Princess.
out copy.)
The Shuttle.
Prouty, 0. H.
bobble, general manager. . 1
Gray, P. .' .1
Little Sir (111111111111. “a“
‘Hlne, Muriel.
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on kett,s.it. n ...I
8‘ Iver‘Sand.
(Replacing worn-
" Fraser, '1‘.
Call of the Sea.
Oppenhelm, E. P.
The Betrayal.
Pidgin. C. F.
Blennerhsssett. 2 copies.
. Dias, Man. A. M.
Polly Cologne. 3. EI 1 '
'1 Andrews, J.
Ten Boys.
Coo, F. E.
Heroes of everyday life,
History 111' Mr. Polly. .
Wife 01’ Sir lssac Harman1~~
.Wason, R. A.
Happy-Hawkins in the Pan-Handle.
Barclay. F. L.
My Hearls' right there.
Manners, J. H.
Peg o’ my heart.
Warner, Anne.
The taming oi‘ tum) one ..
Mrs. .larley's fa 11.111: Wax works.
I
.,Porter, E. H.
Pollyana grows up.
Masaoks, N. . .
,. Japan to America. Gilt.
'Snedeker; C. D. . “I";
The Spartan. . .. .
The great number of these boolgs
are ready for the shelves. or are 111-
ready in circulation. .1» . .;
‘ I. COMPOSITION 01: pamnnunka.
WASHINGTON, April l.~I-A general
dfiscription oi’ the composition. manu
facture, and properties of some of the
: common types of printing inks is con-
tained in Circular No. 53 of the Bar-
can of Standards, which hasujust been
tisued.
The materials entering into the
composition of printing inks are divid-
oId roughly into two classes. 1111.. oils
and pigments. The first class includes
-linseed oil, rosin oil, the various sentiv
drying oils. gums, 1mm.) rosin an!
‘ soon. The second class includes the
various pigments from which too inks
derive their, color. and to some extent
their consistency and working quail-
tieo. A brief description or the propu-
IM and propori!“ or ii“. Ind“-
111.111.11.11. rite-awesome .
pigments is included for the benefit oi
Whose who wish to make a deeper
“ study of the subject than the gefil
nature of the circular permits.
interested parties may obtain cop
ies of this circular free of charge upon
' application to the Bureauof Standards.
Department of Comerce. Washington,
D. C.
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—8TRAIG1HTEN HIM OUT.
J. P. Jones, Booths, Ark., writes:
“i had a severe case of kidney trou-
ble and could do no work at all. Foley
Kidney Pills straightened me out at
once." The same story is told by
thousands at others; weak back, rhou
mtism, kidney and bladder troubles
yield quickly. Sale and eiiectlvo.
Sold everywhere.
REFINE‘D PETROLEUM REDUCED.
NEW YORK, March 31.—The Stand-
ard Oil Company of New York today
announced a reduction of 15 points in
the price of refined petroleum (or
gallon, tanks, 4.10 cents. and Stand-
ard White in barrels, 7.60 cents.
OF COURSE.
“That beautiful Melody in F; 1 sim-
ply drsnk it in at the concert last
night."
“Drank it in? 011, from a Ruben
stein, i suppose!“
——if you check up the number. at
bottles used you will find Foley's
than any other cough medicine.
111115111 midrib 11111 1111119111.
everywhere.
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Twenty Years from Today a Baldhead.
on! Man Will Be an Unusual
Sight.
One of the most prominent drug-
gists of America made a statement a
few weeks ago‘whlchfhas caused a
great deal of discussion among scien-
tists in the medical press
He said: “it the new hair grower
, Mildredino, Hair Iliemody, increases its
sales as it. has during the past year
it will be used by nearly every man.
woman ind child in America within
_ eight years.
"When 11111111111111 Hair Remedy is
I, used almost universally, 1111111111111 will
disappear 11111111111 its departure bald
noes, itching scalp. splitting hair and
all scalp diseases will follow and twen-
by your: from now a bald head will be
aI~ rarity. "
There is only one why to cure dan-
11-1111 and that is to kill the germs.
13111111 111 only fine hair preparation that
will kill the germs and that is Mildred.
ins Hair IRemedy. This unu‘sual hair
restorer 1711111 its record or thousands
who'ro there is any life left; it will
cure dandrliir. stop tailing hair and
of care: will grow hair on any head
111.1111; scalp in three weeks or money
back.
it is the most pleasant and luvlgora
some $11111 extensively by ladies or
team who desire to have and
to loop tholr hair sort lustrous 111111-
1111111111, m, cents for a large bot-
tie unable everywhere. Mail or-
as ma iris-arias Proprietary
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a technologic paper on the subject or
the practical
export, making cases 10.10 cents per
Honey land Tar in greater demand ~-
it is .:
sate. prompt 1111.1 effectivo‘tor colds, j;
Ihroup. bursaries»: bronchial coughs. ::
It cou- ..
talus no opiates and is the preferred If
cough medicine for children. ——Sold ‘I‘I
ting tonic, is 11111 'stiCky. or annoy. '
Smart Lingerie Blouses, $1.98 and $2.98
Blouses of 21H 01' or lace and chiffon, crepe
:le chine striped linen and Georgette crepe,
.11 entirely 111 11 111111ltls at $1 98 to $5 00
g New, Spring Houses 1
l
he season.
Easter Gloves
A complete line of the
Sloves 111 the most fashionable styles
Many kinds and shades not to
be seen also where are here.
finest imported l
of w
in lambkiu kid, '.-"'
[land Bags
In a variety of conservative and desirable
styles, in lt-rathc, moire, vclvct, etc. Many
art finished with the new Iga51e tops.
Prices ....... . ......... 50‘ to $5 .00
Exquisite 11111111111111.7111
New shipment, just amvcd, is now being
displayed. Every model expresses distinc-
tion and pérfect taste The collection in—
cludes Envelope Chemise, Night Gowns, Cor—
set Covers, Combinations, Etc. V try moder—
1tcly priced
'eathIcrettc and silk. . f
All the staples, and a wide range of high-
ly (ltlsuable 1101 clues .
Jade Veils,
11c11 designs at
............. 50¢ and $1.00
Silk Hosiery
‘ A broad and plentiful stock' of the famous a
I‘On'yx." “MicCoilum” and "Kayser" makes
1n all the“ colors which predo111inate.- ,
~13 ..... 25¢ to $2.50 pair
or prices ..
‘ Veilings 8
-25¢ and 50¢ )aid
Popu-
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Beautiful assortment of taffeta and messa-
spring color tugs at ..... $1 98 to $6.00
A \cl'y important 11111::ng of chic.
Neck lixings 15 here in damty. tasteful and
inexpensheci’fccts
NeckWear ' g
118W
25111051. 00 g
‘ line silk mo (11:15 111 the most fashionable new
A splendid men 111 Boudoir Caps, ”sing
Kimonos, Corsets, Babywear, Etc. ‘
are presented here for you choosmg‘ You will surely be satisfied 1n selecting your Easter “It
toggcry from this assortment. OUR SLOGAN: “HIGH QUALITY AND DOW PRICE "
Ryan Co
l'l‘he Reed 11 v61?"
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the “fawn
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 80. Main 8t.,
.2 So. Nomlk. Muolc Hall Block-
Arena-unw-
Theatre. Building.
- .1
11:11:12.9 & $13. 50
With savings oi $5 to $10 on each.
. Seeour Smart Spring Clothes!
Springs Newest Things for Men
New Fabrics, New Colors. New Pat-
terns, New styles and Good, ‘Blg
Values—the host that can ‘ be
bought.‘ Smart. Snappy. Attractive
Clothing that will delight any man.
And every one of them remarka-
ble values at no, ".250 and $13.50.
Lfrrmson
CLOTHIER. FU'MISHER
1.- AMD FOOTW EAR.
25 N. Main St.
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of SUITS
M. Moltasch &'Son
120 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
BUY l
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dont you need 1a new dressing table}
bureau or chlffonier? it is almost 1111-I
possible to have too much drawer
space fur your belongings. Perhaps
you could use another to match. the
Furniture you already. have. 111'»
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Cltiford Hotel
Rathskeller. ‘
NOTE—Now entrance from Elise"
Hazelton
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as Large Plots {Shore Fronts.)
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both so. ~‘- 1 F 1
Not only for your bedroom hunter . 3h . I
every room we can’vsupply you with 1
Varied styles inappropriate ,. ‘
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mtvonx. April 1.—-Untier‘1‘11e "
New York law this was said by law:
yore 111111111111 day on which .1. P. not?
gnu must either give awsy. iii-art colt)
leetiong or eventually paras-1 inhale ,1
lance tax textile 111m. 111-. nor-n11
was in m, and no announcement
or his intention had been made. it was
said that it llr. More“ had deduct
to bestow his art collection either up-
m m on the Metropolitan Museum pianos".
tantrums-11mm IMHNM at mad. Coos»
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HOUSEFURHISHING
' GOODS. ~ -
New and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Brice;
Opp. Congregational Church.
, .
. . « and Stoves.
‘ M. sumowsxv. ., " -.
‘ Phone 410.
line P1111111 & Vegetables
1- Our Displly gavel] Worth a
If lyou are wondering what veg-
to have for dinner, what
come and choose here. There is
IsomuoIhtoseiect iromthotchoioe
m0 It KUBAN
MW?
, Mil” ”
’ summons. stoves Ann '
7 We Buy Second—Hand Furniture E
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fruit for breakfast or dessert, 1'
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Ready for Easter Shoppers
A general air of houst‘clmning and building-over
pervades tlus old and dignified 1111‘rt'2111t'11c establishment.
and regular business is runningr 21111111,,r as if nothing is the
matter. The store is full of 111-.111111'111 spring merchandise
and it i: a treasure ground for Easter shoppers this
week.
NECKWEAR.
The loveliest of Lace and Organdie Collars and
Vestees. ‘
Crepe Scarves and Ties of 0011110111511 styles 3111] low-
ly hue. '
Boutonnieres and Corsage, Flowers. the latest
whims. 1. Main Floor. ('t-ntcr.
Handkerchiefs for Women
A wonderful assortment, daintily
'itialcd, and with colored borders. Something for
all tastes, and if one desires a plain handkerchief of
finest quality, initials and 1110110511211115 can be ordered to
be done by hand.
Colored Novelties, 15. 25 and 50 cts.
White Embroidered, 25 cts. to $2. 50
Initials, colored French llt‘lll 111111 letter, 15 Cts.
Box of half-dozen, 85 cts.
Initialed Handkerchiefs in large variety,
25 and so cts.
embroidered. i11-
Handkerchiefs for Men.
' Colored Novelties that please inasvulinc tastes. a
large line and styles can be chosen to combine with
neckwcar and hosiery, at 25, 50, $1.00 ct $1.25.
White woven borders, a sensiblc‘kingh
g5, 5o 111111 75 cts.
Initialed, . 1.113145 and so We
For Children, 1 1 ' ‘
Easter Novelties with colored figures, - 1*"!-
‘ ‘ t; as each
Fancy Boxes, containing three handlwrthlefs' '
. 15. 115111111 50 cts.
Y"! I' 1' Main Floor, North Aisle.
Initialed Handkerchiefs, 111 fancy boxy 25Imd150 cts.
Jewelry of Charming
Design _
M..- “l
Rosary Beads, amethyst rose, topaz and _, sap-
phire, on gold filled chains ‘ " I ' ‘
warranted for ten years, 1. $1.50
warranted for five years, ' $1.00
Small 3368;119:111, sapphire and moonstonc. war~
rented for five years for M 75 cts.
Sterling Silver Pencils, in dainty boxes 50 cts. -
Velvet Neckbsndg with rhinestone slides,
75 cts. and $1.00
Watch Ribbons for men s evening wear . w1tb
dross suits, wlntc ribbon \1itli black edge,” or black
1111b white edge, silver sluics, , . $1 00
Prayer Book Markers, sterling: 5111'c1' with white,
lavender or violet ribbon. #11!" 35 cts.
White Card Cases, $1.25-
Mai’n Floor, C enter. 1:.
515113me ecr Rubber
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» nub-111.1111 Warrior Rubber 11.1.11 hanbsmflilpopolflbodo .1111
women from 1853 so the present day. During slim: glaze they have
1 hold absolute hadnrship' in their field by glving foil satisfaction-1
Hub-Hark Warrior Rubber Boots are made of fine Para rubber and
Ad duck. roinbrced It every point and IjoinIt where wear and1 strain
col-no, 1111111111111me not.
Always boy mm Rubber. Footwear Dealers who 1.11 it soil
mini but if «sailing . -
BOSIION HUIBBER SHOE CO. Mulder» Mo“.
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