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THIS SALE FROM MONDAY, APRIL 5TH.TH.1L CLOSING SATURDAY, APRIL 10th.
Sugar Corn m. Wow- 1.. . .. w I» 7.... ° ;
A'itns until AIL-«S oAisllP .
‘ 433s Fla-3.18 ,_ SAUCE Has the Genuine WGSESNG ,
Millll'jela‘fi. AbSOIUiClY pure. Hbrne—made Flavor R l I
' . Large Wiles- Large bottle 15c. 6511:: 2(lcscam'
150 a Jar ' ZFOR 250 Medium, “x. U 0 c
men. Matches our son ”as“ I'm mum Clemson
Regular scrlbox Regular 5c cake ax “SP", 1
Cut to Cut to Gflnmn—g‘ASH Regular 5c can .
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3 'or “PC 8’01." 1°C ' Cut to 3001-111'. 4 u - 1 40 a C3 .
Atlas CoCoa
Absolutely Pure
Lingo Can
5. '8; H'.
Stamps Free.
20¢
PEERLES
’ Fresh From The Roaster
YOUR CHOICE
3
“Direct 1.... the
1121 GARDENS”
COFFEE 3°“ 19.3...th . Peerless TEAS
. . cw Luna Beans
7 'Has theJ (zentlijae .Miocha and New Tomatoes FOR All kinds. Equalsany 80c Tea.
5' “a v.9“? Cami as...“ '; . -
“ 30¢ a it"). 3...... 3...; ~ .250 50c lb.
26 S&H Stamps Free. ,. Assorted to Spit 60 5. 8: H. Stamps Free.
V: 336??” SHOULDERS Econ. Tender. Delicious Cut to 102...... c lb~
Atlas Tomatoes 23:: 332 We "“5“” SN!“ ‘ M" $ng 5m“
Jersey's Best. Atlas 3.“me 12c value.
2 Cans for 25c
The best packed. can
3 tor 25c
10 S&H STAMPS FREE with each of the folloYving articles
Regular 30c jIr. 25c
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1 hot. Wash. Fluid 1 pkg. Atlas Farina... Inc. 1 bot-Lemon ..... 15o
' ' 1 hot. Peroxide . the 1 pkg. Atlas Tapioca 10:: 1-4 lb. Atlas Tea ioc
' 1 hot. Witch Hazel ...... Inc 1 pkg. Atlas Barley... 100 1-2 lb. pkg. Borax ioc
-’ "1 hot. Bluing r........ ...roc 1 pkg Atlas Cracker Kfeal me 1 hot. Bail Blue ........ xoc
ihot. Javelle Water we] 1 hot. Olives 15c 1 can Skat ...........'.. ioc
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lElilSlllllllE KEEPS UP
"8 RESllllll PACE
(Continuedrl’mm First Page)”
'1th date. In 1911 the first measure
~ fur approved bears the d:‘=c'.\.n1t‘u 23 and
only 19 had heel passed by April 1.
1907 the record was 16.
Besides the Approprldtion‘s Com
mittee. which, necessarily is usual]!
. the last committee to clean up the
slate. only three committees Inc
‘schedulod to hold hearings noit week}
Claims, Education and Military At-
friirs. These will finish their" béurings
by Wednesday. Afternoon ‘sosslpns
will be held as soon as business war-
. rants it and committees will goport
' "with Inch clarity on they can comi
.inand. There monotone-unani-
mou- desiro to finish It the carillon.
possible moment and that is what
" spurs on both houses to prompt com
3 ~. cidoration of measures and the elimi-
nation or useless debate. '
Equal Bully-ago Wednesday.
. . At the some time all matters worth!
- of. concldorotion. and 11 low that do-
' , ‘.nmple attention. Woman outrage will
be debated Wednesday. the untovoo
_'Iblcroporthovlngboen1nndotnc
., orderotthodsylnthb'fiou‘scu .Tns
prediction is treaty. mode thIt the bill
. to submit the questionmo the voters
. o! the state will be reputed. The c:-
clso question is looming lane and it in
illicit“. to tell what fill lie the one»
cloud 1: lo improbabio' th’nt sutewtdc
prohibition will rediive‘hrect- support.
TI to Illa unlikely that the $1,000 10o
.ood lhntmlou oi one onloon to cm,
1.000 inhabitants will. be adopted.
There to I disposition. however. to in-
m the ileum too. Bo‘m'o own, r
'mnunoewnruonmwu.
in 1909 four had been produced and in 1
*. ficldnthoidoobomgthstchlgh pom
nerve less thought. are receiving,
ally eliminates the "min; follow." The
middle course would be to make the
too 8750. or thereubouts.‘ and leave the
limit so at present. '
Bridgeport amendments not yet'out
of the Committee on Cities and Boo
"oughs are the police and llrcmen'c
pension bill and the municipal ice
plant bill. Both have been noted up-
on isvorobly by the committee and the
wording of the measures is all tint is
“boiling thém up: it to expected that
they will be reported next week or the
week following at block
Untovdrnblc reports abolishing the
death penalty were mode the order oi
the day for next Tuosdny in the Son
Ito. momma-am. debate, is ex-
me
L
, am May Bo Pound
The deer bill! which provided that
owners might license chyouo to kill
Icon- their my. m m
but at Mile it: may be revived
cnIIprovigloo mode thatowncr-Ior
their employee my kill door o'nthelr
own property during a limited cocoon.
Oucofthcprhuoobjoctionstothoblll
was thcunooirlnoc in the medium
bullet might travel I long distance and
killormninrluplocesremototrom
the hutch. '
Tho substitiito for the "loan stark"
bill Idoptod in the Senate provides
thit no man. firm.‘ corporation or
scoot. other than I powubroko‘r. shut,
on motor or otherwise. chum, do-
mood. coup: or moire my mom
to receive lntcrest greater than 12 per
cent a your. ‘
Bloch]! pools will be unpopular ll'
thd'” low W‘ their was.
with I W he, succeed during
the wick. is abroad. ‘
Giving the county coolers- a colon
31.00
using thIt high licence ‘Iutomtlo "
§
l'.
Still Mill
L
The month of Aprill‘finds the mem-
bership strength of ”the Sixth Coni-
pcny. *~Cocst:"'Ar-tlllor'y;! for in excells
in present eighty three enlisted min
and {our more have‘onlis’tment pd-
porn in their possession to sign. ni-
qulry as to the reason attributed to
tho lacrosse ohmsm'llérs has been
it has been suggested that the in-
to do with putting forth the Idifnn-
rages enjoyed by the’ company inclu-
keen interest in the infirm, end or
enlistmendi are the remit. .
with ills" recordbwslrlng member-
ship comes tl;c probl‘om ct mm; or;
the new noon. “Flicker roomms is
highly inadequate to meet the
out dunniids Ind additional loo WEE
at least is necessary Colo’nol M F.
Wise. or Adjutant Genoi'ul Colo's
stall. was in Norwulk lost Tuesday
Housman, oi: the locu‘l'colup ”"A
requisition was uién' . j
cal commandant for more lockers
thoroughly. me into.
conduct! to lockers. The social rooms
itnmuccedbymwmu‘
,mtorotthocompunydlkmil‘
.udmontothcma-rwmbeucbw
L
Large No. 3 cans ;
rtemlnshlledocfllugpcporodnd
i
‘ George Scott. Shorter W. Bell. Edwin!
111nm on
of any-time in the history There are'
uncovered rower vdguely. no one"
seeming it? know exactly the cause. '
dustriu] Exposition had I grant can ‘
bore. Muir young men who visited « '
the Armorydurlngthatwookshowod=
the run- aiiii ills arguhd thgtthoi new .'
Indsrocrmnxomentotpartoithcm '
containing“ with Capt. moi-t I! "
e by the lo- ‘
and imagination of more room also ,
The cmnibéd room is not not... "
on: limited and no expansion there . ,
wdnld be welcomed by «no mandolin: .‘v
meant improvement: to the N. E.
XVII Ito“ on Washingtonian“ have
made tint popular establishment‘ono
at the most medially ”Pointed and
walk.
A new hardwood tloor has been laid.
‘ Ind up-to-dcte semiciroot lighting sys-
walls' painted, and other really hund-
somo chanson broulilt about.
The improved store now has about
it an air of orderliness and uptodoto-
loan that hard—topical: and quclity-
. hunting customers will delight in.
P In the snort to mike shopping I
pleasure Miss Ryan has had installed
.new display cases. veritable ‘silent
, ulcomon." Underwear. kimouoc, no~
:tlons, infant's goods, dainty boudoir
icon. Inc the hundred odd things mail
so to make up I wellctockod dry-goods!
store. are displayed in now-style cases
:tht attractively set forth the merits
l of the goods. yet keeps them clean and
' sanitary.
Theaters hos been tastefully deco-
rated. the scheme being spproprlotely
l yellow and white. A mahogany-wood
background sets oil to advantage the
, always prottlly arranged display win-
‘dows. {
Tho old-time" rods, suspended from
the ceiling. and cluttered with goods
lon “spiny. hove been dispensed with;
- and in their place are now used upto-
. date uses cud counter display stands.
J The mull [obtained is most pleasing.
and the store Ippoarc strikingly larger
than comm. The lighting system
enables purchuoro to occur-Italy
‘ mulch colors while shopping during the
evening.
It hos may. been the aim of the
'N. E. and Oomph!!! to cell the very
» best Wind!” It the very best
prices; Andrus“ this spirit meets
with the Ipprovul oi the public is
amply testified to when the large
cliental or the store 11 considered.
. Visit the Itoro Ind you'll be repaid.
' DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
. FUNERAL' as no. compute.
the toucnl. of Jared It. Scoflcld we;
held Saturday Ittornoon 110131 the into
home on Highland nvonue It 2: 30
o'clock. Services were conducted by
Roy H. E. Anderson. of the Rowoyton
11mm Church. and Rev. E 8 JIck- .
pop, or the M. E. church. at Rowsytoii.
During the services Misc Lydia .VP'.
massing." interment was in union
whom. The pull-bearers were:
Millspnugb. Oscar 11111:, John 11. Shop—
or'und Stanley Mills.
FUNERAL or use. MILLER.
The inner“ of Catherine. wife or
John 11.1mm, who died Saturday
attractive business houses in Nor- _.
STAMFORD
Don't'try to 'warm up all out-
of-doors by the chimney and col-
lar routes—it is not economical.
Of course you are not foolish
enough to try such a feat, but are
you certain that you are not un-
consciously losing a great deal of
heat through these very routes?
As the air out of doors is most
healthful, bring some of into the
furnace, heat it, and then send it
throughout the house. This is
the three—fold function of a good
warm-air furnace, and that is why
Stamford furnaces are unexcelled
rm SALE BY
HORACE R. NASH
Corner North Main and West Sta.
M
on Perry avenue.
J Rev. lid. L Stoop,
pastor, conducted services at St. Pet-
er’s German Lutheran church, in
Cedar street. at 2:30 o'clock. Burial
iollowed in Riverside cemetery.
The status or Peter the Great in
‘St. Peter-burg ll" the largest in ex-
lstence. It weighs 1,000 tons.
Everything comes more quickly to
those who refuse to walk—lice An-
gelou Express. .
—AIVertlso in The Sentinel.
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EASTER SUITS
Al SIC-$12.50 & $13.50
With savings of $5 to $10 on each.
Seeour Smart Spring Clothes!
sprints Newest Things for Men
New Fabrics, New Colors, New Pet-
terns.'New Styles and Good. Big
Voices—the but tint can be
bought. Smcrt. guppy, Attractive
Clothing that will delight any man.
And every one 0! them remarks.-
ble.values It 810. $12.50 and $18.50.
L. remsou
otormss. FURNISHER
AND FOOTWEAR.
, morning in tho Not-walk Hospital, was
held at 2 o'clock from the late homo
Thutre Building. 25 N. Mutual.
here. a- ..
Everyone needs either new gloves 1): hosiery for Easter,
and you will surely be satisfied if you make your selcti'on
H _.us and many kinds 5nd shade
-.__flare thC.- .. .zo- ,' .. $.13; ». .
in: a complete line of clic- most fash‘miiable styles of the. _"
season” Our French kid gloves are made expressly for 3 '
s not' to be seen elSewhere " ‘
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.eolléctioh Which includes the
“for spring Ire represented.
Horne *4
for Spring wear, is now displayed", or a representative
(plum brands. All the most desirable and layered colors 1 ~‘
ci-
famous “Onyx” and McGaI- .
Established - (4937.
The “work of Reconstruction Progresses
To the tuneful sound of hammer and saw, piekaxe
and chisel this building-mer goes merrily on And it
grows rapidly too. Even now one can see the scheme
of decoration and plan for the spacious new tea room and
pleasant rest room which will connect with it, and it will
not be so very many weeks before certain portions of
the new store will be open. In the mean time, as stocks
and departments are temporarily upset, we make the best
of conditions and put out as much seasonable merchan-
dise as there is room to accomodate
Remember that the lovely fabrics are here. all the
pretty spring things that women are looking for. but
please ask for them if you do not see them displayed.
Delicate fabrics must be protected from dust.
Some Spring Cotton Goods
Voile Classique in stripes, checks, *dots and dain-
tily flowered designs. Forty inches wide, asyct‘s.
Cotton Crepe de Chines, in all the new
battleship gray, Belgian blue, maize, rose and
pink, black, navy blue and plain white.
Thirty-six inches, 50 cts.
shades,
salmon
Fancy Seeded Voile in flowered patterns, an ex-
ceedingly attractive material for frocks or blouses,
skits-K53 39 cts.
Silk Organdie, Thirty-six caches, 5o cts.
For White Gowns.
Rice Crepe, an exquisite fabric,
'Thirty—six inches, 50 cos.
White Gabardine. a weave of service,
1. 39cts. and 50 cts.
Basket Cloth, stylish and pretty for odd skirts,
1 . 25 etc. ._
Basement.
Al the Linen Section
Red and White Table Damask a good and
bio quality, and a fine selection of patterns,
‘ 22 etc. a yard.
dura-
I
Plain Linen Scarves.
18 x 45 inches ' 45 cts.
17 x 50 inches 50 cts.
Black Dress Fabricator summer wear. A large?
and attractive line in Tussah ‘V'Royiil 'i’oplin, light
weight Broadcloth and Scintella, from $1.00 to $1. 25
and $1. 50.
.‘hw'ig
,.,
ESTABLISHED 1857
CIRCULAR SKIRTS
Many new models in the newest materials
1.98 lo 9.98
S. & H. Green Stamps Given
J11 Mollascli & Son
$011111 Nonunn , ;.
i
1 Wefitt‘tiittuci one C»-
iFormcrly homo Ii lrldgupcrt Steam Dyeing I. ginning 03.
Silk Drones. Glovoc. Blankets and Luce Carmina Chilled. “
293 Gate marldgeport
gul‘»
' . Telephone 4735. . H. LYNGE, Prop.
Poe THE DINING RooM BEDROOM Livmo '
: Roost. HALL DEN 0R LIBRARY ‘ 7
High Grade Goods
At Medium Prices.
That possess the doll " may he depended upon in all
.1 , 41¢th ‘ popular desi;nI_.j . _. .
lad
Norwalk Chronicler