Ha curtain Swiss. mas mine-J , ”resend Lace nets. a.ms1ou " immune: WWM‘ nurse ;muaoevassoarsm. inmm at 509,150,31' any.“ apair. s K on. g, “mrmmovuw _ cobra acawaut. . -. l " r .. " EaSiér Poet Cards . like Bonuagvflelasnmsl. ‘ths dovetail 1)! Joanna aadtOll. in turn toppled the“ print Dana truth hismsdsatal so will on“: do) Welsh- meet his motor 115 £13. ~ we be m . " Queensberry records: are strewn with fallen commonsense“ the threshold-of psgiiistic _ ohltfia‘ : either by the' weighty cm of also- vorsary or uneonqaerable .Fatbor Time, and oaths years pass the-"pile . of finite generals, one .. sparkling in ‘o 3 . their radiance but dimmed of lusts: V " ’" BFO'R 5‘- now, grows larger. Finest Aseortinent You Can Find Freddie Welsh may cheat the on. Anyv'vllei‘c. ' ' age eract's of an athlete by voluntary retirement beforé’ some hardy youth overwhelms him, but if he continues as hundreds of others have beforeL him. the ‘day isn't for distant when the spectacular little griton's name will be listed with those who, miling to see, or heed, handwritings on. the wall, merstepped the precipice. , Welsh has attained an age when boxers are, save on rare occasibns. compelled to step aside for the on- DONNELLY S _ 1s sour» mm eraser. e;.....-- ..__._.—..— u. ’ V VV the life of a man in the pursuit Welsh WEATHER FORECAST follows, his age and successes which ..... 3 have come to him are remarkable, i ’ Men of far more physical power and l rush of youth and vigor. Considering ‘ ' ROOM. HALL, DEN QR LIllRARYv kiddieves dam mommy. align: airfoil-seventeen Wall's“ the m naming. .31 s, also all: and silk, finished one. 111' black. visas. tenant! mud? ... .253“ ‘in boot silkwin' black.‘wbito sad, 1 At Medium That possess Silk 'Vtibre in black. white, tan. ' NOR'PR MAIN STREET. Silk Skirts Messaiine, silk tenets“ chiffon tsf- V ' 1 . feta in black and assorted colors .- $1.93 to $4.93 VNc‘ck'wcar. Veatoes. (chemisettean collar and H1 7h Grade (voods Pnocs. \ . F03 333 3313“} 300141, 3333100191, LIVING; the quality that may be depended upon-eh) all the new and popular design A]. J Collins Company, FUNERAL DIRECTORS AN” EMIAIMERS) sou-m snow»): USE CARBO’RUNDUM SHARPENING STONES Spray Your Trees cuff sets, sleeveless gulmps and fancy collars " l- 25:: an,» fruit is what pays. i‘VEATHER A YEAR Ago, 0! habits just as much adapted to the E" TODAY life ring championships must live, passed over the divide before they Télnperature' Low, 26; mg}, were burdened with the weight ofI years Welsh is shouldering. No bet- ter arguments can be advanced to A meeting of the real estate own- prove this than are offered in 9. rev Vex-g of the First Taxing District Will no. view of the careers of Battling NS!- 3121!! pen Wednesday 6evening at 8 o'- 3011 and Ad Wolgast. £1“:an mg Court Room. Wall street 5 After a brilliant life at the top oftho tor the purpose of forming an asocia— lightweight ranks, during which time lion? 3 be swept. the cream of the world's lightweights betore him. Wolgsst mot Nelson when the stage was all set for his overthrow and another king Guilernor Holcomb has issued a re- Of his kind went rattling down the ouisltion on the governor of Pennsyl-L beaten path 30 many have traversed. Innis. for Edith Hotchkiss, charged it was a diillcult matter to convince with abortion committed in New an-_ Nelson he was through thembut when on march 27, 1915. State Policeman "cold faets of his shattered physique Theodore T. Downing is named as the‘ 6011!“)an him, he. 100. was made to officer“ to convey the prisoner to this see. Then came Walnut. mm for ”state: l a ring career and a successful one. but A V lat the age of 24, after he had stood ——t:lpecial ticker service mu no the ranges of pnnbhea from the best used at the City Hotel, to receive the men in his class. he failed to 3009 returns of the big, fight on Monday abreast of the things nature demand- aft oon. .g Plea, fl . l Wolgast couldn't believe that his race Building Inspector c. 1. ranch lost boo been run, and 1113 doubtful 1: he two wheels from the front of his au- does néw. yet his conqueror in turn domob'ils this afternoon. He was com- was divested of his title. It was Wil- ! lug down Clay street, and attempted lie Ritchie who lowered Wolgast's to turn into Railroad avenue, when standard when it would seem that so the dor skidded in the snow, and ran ought to be at his best. and it WE! into the curb on the opposite side of Ritchie who, at the age of 23. lost his the avenue. Both front wheels collaps- crown to Welsh last year. 9‘11 s . _ - This ever changing condition is mak- V ' in: Freddie its object now and who knows how soon he will be engulfed. Welsh says he is good for a number of years yet; so did Nelson. Wolgast and Ritchie and any number or sham- pions before them. all. Somebody is going to give it to Welsh. and that time isn't far off. It can’t be done in a short bout, stud- ents of the game declardhbut it can. Titles have been won in less than ten rounds in the past and can be again in the tutors. There was no mistaking Gans' victory over Frank llirno, when the late lightweight title holder slaughtered the Buffalo boy in one round at Fo1t Erie/ ' rRome wasn 't built in a day, nor did John D. Rockefeller acquire his wealth in a single deal ”Walsh's overthrow may not come today, tomorrow or the next, but he's loaded for it; .there‘il be a new champion when the time . comes. ’ 0. Clear. l mas-Vh-p—m—n —-Caps and umhIYelhls. O’Brien's. V A son wds born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.‘ Giles yesterday. Mother and child are doing well: V f—Lstest Dorbies. moi-ions. = .“D‘i'd y'ou readoVabout that anarchist plot} The scheme was to get Rocke- sellsr: and Carnegie out or the way and men raid the financial distrct of m York " ‘ , “Those fellows hovel queer ideas about finance. They must thing Rocke- Idleri mounts guard over his money every night with a shotgun.” Business Father—““1 received quite a number of sealed proposals at the office." .. Eager Daughter—"Were \anr oi mom addressed to me pa?"—Balti- more American ______._—.—;———-—— : . . MEMORABLE. _ ‘ .MAnszous. ‘ What little boy in class can remem- ber a memorable date inmoman his- tor 9" asked the teacher. , “yAnthVony's with Cleopatra" ven— :needed was a good hearty meal at prod one of the boys.—-Ponn State 0th .. ‘he stomach.’ M , 'sLucIoA'noN, “What do you mean when you sayi ,you are going to estiibllsh a protecg ‘torate over as?" asked the weaker” “3°" reflectiveiy 7 government. “we mean." replied the stronger. "that we are going to protoct‘our- : amen wold! Sentinel Won‘t selveeuflaraspossibleagalnstm Ads. when the “mood to more" humor annoysnceon rampart” \ ._ seizes mm . ,- DIVIDEND NOTICE Second Semi-Annual dividend. . ‘ At a meeting of the Board or Directors at The Peoples Trust Company. held Maren :1, 1911;, the“ second semi-annual dividend at! ’ ‘ 1150 rate 0! four (4) per cent. per annum was declared a depository; .111 the Savings Department; one or the ebn'nlul for use at: monsoon, ‘ ending March ',31 1515. - and to take a, light supper instead. " once is making. "-Boston Transcript. , / ,1 :L'AVprll m. 1915. . 1 a, , . (Robinson, Miss; :‘l commenced taking ‘Pills invigorate weak and deranged The doctor told her that what she night and then to stop thinking about "But. doctor, only two months Age you told me to avoid dinner at night. ‘ “Oh, did I?" replied her medical ad- "Well. that shows what marvelous amides medical scl- like some will Montana on [la-book! on safe on and after ’ “an .— ‘ whitest) vast, use. is. . . " suffered from'tkidnoy allmentlor two years," writes Mrs. M. A". Bridges, Foley Kidney Pills about ten months ago. i am or years of age, and feel likb a.16«year-old girl." Foley Kidney BoanAUX MIXTURE! FOR FUNGOUS DISEAl SE LI ME AND SULPHUR FOR SCALES . ARBO A Combined Insectict do and Fungicide. . . Muzzle Your [local 1- . our 25; Muzzle-m8 All! no” - Properly sprayed trees yield more sound fruitv-Sound kidneys, relieve backache. rheuma- mm and bladder trouble Sold every- where. ' The South Norwslk Trust Com- pany, will act as the administrator of your estate. With large esperlenco in the settiemnt of estates, your silairs would be carefully and successfully . carried out in accordance with your wishes . Successor to Cha Washington Street. «Trees Sprayed For ; ‘ Scale Bearish & Sanders ‘csur‘nAL FIBRE. . ' A man who wrote a novel new molest a hero . elem“. CourierJournal. r ~8TRAIGHTENED HlM OUT. saw many“ ‘ J."P. Jones, Boothe, Aria, writes: “l , . had a severe case of kidney trouble . ._ 7: and could do: no work at all. Foley " Kidney Pills straightened me out at once." The same story is told by thousands of others: weak hock, rheu- matism. kidney oud bladder troubles yield quickly Safe and effective. Sold Albert D. all. Week-«End Special 11m. ram on sunny. and 1. 2. 3. 16153» a. E. Dow. Morgan? South Norwalk. YORK. .1 ill! W" FA93: Mlm mm '30 NEW W baht leaves Vrier I7 on. Rawhfiew Moat, (foot 01‘ W W Sunday. It I in pointhoi profit, weVayow mflm “Jim“ Wouldacoroaasm wonmuidatponthxorvralknp ”Olav-.11 '1 - e a. W $8.85. _ , - Merck's Sugar Jillk. 1 lb, 20o Boris Acid, 1 lb..... 190 Seldlita Powders. 10c box So Soidlits Powders. 350 box 190 Do Witts Witch Hazel Salve loo Cutlcura Soap ”its _ 12151111 incisor Sea-hipanlydc Linc Charleston ..............350.00 April 3 to 11, inclusive, N. Y. to Jacksonville ..m.00 Includes hotel and other expenses. 1. M Layton 1&0" lac. moan mam monsoon 5 Railroad Ave. So. Nov-Walk A N9R1V'H MAIN ST. MARVIN BEACH TRACT. a Large Plats (Shore Fiona.) C. '1‘. McGQVERN. Agent. 155 WM): So“. So Notwhln - omen BOOTS , . Grey and Fawn are the popular COLONIAL Pumps . ., . ., commu- groups If} Patent” Colt and Gun Metal. FOR MEN 3V ,~ *rhmmm i‘ .- ” in his; LEATHERS :‘oByMOSflDBMOIW ”We: . my moms. ransom HANAN’S moss and bureaus We. havefiteshosmoile on the‘figltt last to fit your foot. 1 lb. 19c‘ Colgates and Williams Shaving _ everywhere. “ .. '5' ' ‘ “v so damnation and m m.11...1oa.......‘......... 59c 3 ' Horiick'a states zllllk 88c 75c & Merck's dlddlum Phosphate ‘ Soap 6c Aspirin Tablets, 100 5 gr. 790 Bland’s Iron Pills. 100, 5 gr. 10c Absorbent Cotton 1 1b.. . .. . . MMvSW. a at..- '1 The Norwalk , DlrugCo. doors mamas "; shades. Patent Vamp with a putty kid goiter. ’1. v I THE ELITE end meson. g .: y 2611 69c " Advertise in millennium: v ’ HUWLAND’S Entrance on Main St, Fail-field Ave}. and Cannon 5:. some... “ V ‘ V“ sarunoav, April 3. 1915. ’ / “Right” on... fright 1...... Wherever a man goes,- walaud clothes will .make him " . . icel"r1gh1” V working together at wonderful speed: a ' stripes, iancv weaves, little figures, ‘ $10 and more. No need to think about ’cm; to,__ wonder if they re cor- rect. Plenty of style, brisk and 'clevcr,~—-but not extreme. . Vorsity suits, especially far youngr men, in a number of variations but all marked bv the broader lapels and wide collar that men like more and more every day. Mighty—attractive lot of fine udolens;——stripes, checks, soft plaxds, homespuns and such As for Tailoring :——Well, no man is ashamed of his tailor when that tailor 15 Kuppenheimcr or Hart Scbafi‘ner & Marx. Right ready for the man who is late. be restricted. “”6” take care of quickly. Signal values at $20 and $25. ’ Bett‘cr‘ meet 'e,m personally. , Main Floor, Rear. ‘ To complete the Easter att'u': Slickcst finest silk shirts high grachin efi'ect. ‘ Pure white or with stripes in color. Splendid quality, great in fit special value ,~—$2 65. Cape, gloves in tan shades will make a man shake hands with himself. $1. 50. New silk socks are remarkably tasteful. gray and such hues; some in fancy patterns Possibly the plain colors show their brilliant luster most 50 cts. Fiber silk stockings are unusually good. Very lus- trous, nice colors ,—-25c. , Easter ties are properly bright and beaming. Roman him: well and Sand and flower—garden or rambow was m or half so rich in col- ors. 50 ce_.nts More hats are a-bloom . Eager brains," and busy hands and skilled fingers Are More and still more hats are blossoming. J Out from the workers’. cheery section, they . hastening to the fore. Out from there they go, almost as by magic—some~ body 13 waiting for each one. . it is a busy place a charming place. There 15 wonderful color among the bats, wonderful grace, true beauty AND WE ARE CATCHING UP! Saturday we shall have a number of hats for Mrs \VomanJ --1n 3- -H’urry to pick from. Yes ,a great many at $5,a large Second Floor. Plenty Of gloves for late buyers .. There are gloves and gloves and gloves! Every size in more than one style, in more than two or three styles usually ‘ . ”Light fine gloves of supple lambskin, impressively 7 good 111 the stylish sand shades,——$1. 50 Fine white or black lambskin. fancy embroidery on back in direct contrast, soft and handsome and excellent fit—$1 and $1. 50. come variety at $7. 50, " 0:“ Doeskin that is as washable as a fabric; very pliable . and fine of fit, splendid appearance, . god Weight for Spring because light, hull of service Pure whitfi—$I Fine light doeskin for girls, white ,—-—$I. Light and excellent lambskin for girls, tau shades and . white—$1. For Boys—Tamedpe gloves, good weight, -—$I. , Center Aisle, Rear. Women’ s nice new Easter gowns and dresses; hundreds ready Oddly enough; the more we sell, the more we seam to avé. Almost any woman may come in, pick a suit or dress 111 short while. Suits; a wonderful variety of styles and of seasonable beautiful colors. " Dresses; rich silken fabrics very delightful models, much diversity of decoration.‘ . \T‘otably quick service to the hurried Easter shopper, in I ' every section of the store. Silk Stockinfs, special miner—69c Easter’ 5 prety new pumps and fancy shoes are go- ingto look better, feel better, and fit better—when worn with such stockings as these special- value silk. Pure deep black silk with narrow top of bright and contrasting color to identify one’ s own pairs Or in rich colors, and man shades both light and dark ' Some with cable sole of hell: and with time so suppogtcrs won’t tear fabric. . Nice medium weight, a few with small hurts that can hardly be detected, all of regular $1 sdrt,_—‘~ ~_ 69:, Left Aisle, Réar. V - lisle-lincd His choice will not ‘ large patterns,—-no ..: M . t } -.‘._. L... .1 "t; w 1 ~— .I z
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