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Whenyouheerthfiro Alum at;
1
Em: -, ‘
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- r 1'32".“ 3’35.
A cubsgfptfon dance will be held at"
the Hotlink Country Club. Saturdny
evening.
-
Proll'lptI'IUT Service ! Top 1?le Quality l
,- “59" , , . _ Mrs. Phillp N. Smith, of New Yorki LOW PR (1
‘ ‘ "'11- :: sauna. " _ city. is the guest of Mrs. Leslie Smith . 1
. WWW-nouns "In“ 3"" ml“?- 1 of Elmwood avenue. 1 IE8 AT I
.,,'I.. II;'Tisanujilg.'_ I __ , ,
73 7 1' Bo lot this remind you. us you read, '- Miss yum 3mm“, 01 Meriden, is i
1.1: .-IITOI from losses would.» freed. I the week-end guest of Miss Madeline I:aS:II In 13 ea WO.’ ,
i
'Insnmoe is the thing you need.
IMagner, of 'Belden avenue.
"1‘1: 3‘ waning. """""" ,
(TRUE TO ITS 'NAMIEI)
E1 ery home should have the‘ homey air ’that iS so easily obtained with a hw pieces of
‘ Furniture we sell. The solid comfort that appeals’ to the men iblks, combined with beauty
W of design that women love.
Summer Calls for a different treatment of the home surroundings; the porch must be
made inviting, the living room must have an airier appearance, the k1tchen must be pro1id-
ed with sanitary appliances all of which you find here in best qualities
can 76"‘3 loIl'Izoc II , I
""" The ferryboat'between Rye Beach
Taylor & GoldenIand Sea (1111 1..1. hits resumed its
Itrips for the season, making the jour-
' SOUTH NORWALK' TRUST "60. hey across Long island Sound every
I BUILDING ‘two hours, commencing at 10 a. tn
' ' ' 1230 each day. This route to Long island
is much patrouized by Norwalk pe‘w
Iple, and especialh by automobile pur-
I Illes.
."V 1.
Smoked Shoulhrs 10121:: 111.
Early lune Peas
. Fancy Sugar Corn
Velephon.
WHO SAID DANCE2’. "
The Sterling
Illioose Milltary Ball. llootl1":191 lint I Pea Beans - I .- 66 lb.
Friday. Dance to i. I ' REFRIGERATOR
‘1 A ciai meeting of all the votingI ,_ Stl‘. d
', men s of the parish of St. Peter's. lc y res gs oz. 5 ‘ -
‘ ‘ ; earns its c1 . not nl
A discharge from bankruptcy has 2 he“ Lutheran Church, 0“ U’dfll‘I 1 1 I . O y'cuttlng
been granted 111' the l’nited State: I sire: V1is city. was held 135‘ levenlng Ozone . down your I III“ hm Insunng
court to Charles Thomas Wilson Rev. alter Von Schenk. rice-presl- Kirkman’s . . I your food E tlst spoilage, bac-
(Main. of Stamford. .dent ot the synod of Missouri, 01110, N th , I ‘ I
. _ and other states, as we“ as was!” or 3p a - | tcrla and other foes of health
__.__._._ . , Ivory ‘ ‘ ' '
_1oo LBS. SUGAR $1.00 the Rgcmlle Lutheran churth, paid Fairy that ongmate "1 Poorly rcfnger-
"but don't iorgt-l Moose ball. itooduer’s ”1"?““511 an 0mm“ “5‘“ gm“ “I‘ll 1- , , ated edibles. Ranges in price
1 ilall, Friday. prote to be of lasting bene t botll to I
\I w:— the pastor alld members. There was a 8 LARGE GRAPE FRUIT ------ ' ----------------- 25¢ I from """"""" “‘95 up
Sunday train scrrirc between , large and 90111115135110 “William“ 6 NEW SALT MACKEREL ..................... 25¢
Brunt-hrille and Ridgefteld will be re- ‘ ~——“‘
sum “m the tumor schedule of _TAX sum“ CLUB; PEANUT BUTTER. LB .......................... 12¢ 11 . u n
the N21,? York. New Haven and limb '15 now open for mkmhersl‘ilp. An easy MILK ORACKERS, 3 ‘LBS. . ". .................. 25¢ ~ I COUCh HammOCk the wondefllfl 3' 4 95
ford rallroad goes into effect. par 10,1131 your taxes (all at The: pump LARD, POUND” _____ 121/ I . '
' :Soulll Norwaiif Trust. Company. I COMPOUND LARD P UN """""""" " i Regular $8. 50 qllalitt llIallllilt)Cl-(S have been sold and are
.1 I", N911 Yotk, New 111119.11 and; .._____ | 0 D ................... 10¢ gitiug I"])Cl”lttl satisluttion. See this liammock at $4.95,
Hartford railroad station at Branch- 1 iS§\e;ral d3” “:0 s11 flierly 11min! GOOD TABLE BUTTER, POUND .I. ........... 28¢ I 3)c%al I
m , re 0 so 11 111111011 root 0 T ER HAMMOCKS TO .. ................... 00
2;": 11::"2:252:22IfjgeI—Izushmb -t‘hsrle.s Brand, the Washington streett BEST FRESH MADE BUTTER POUND ------- 33¢ I II I $18.
the efforts of Mrs. Casts Gilbert, of IGIISIEIIIIIIIIRIIZIII11II16 "“3 “End 3‘ ‘3: GOLD MEDAL FLOUR» Sat. 0“le bag -------- $1.12 I’
. - '11 1“ Jan ntn..r.lran - é
Ridgcfield. . , .- g ' _ WASHINGTON CORN FLAKES, 3 for ........ 25¢ ' '
, . . Ifused to purchase thebroocll.’ which is . I Oll Stove Blue F'ame 2 Burner $2 95
, ——(‘.aps. SofIi H3111. Derbles. ()I'Brlen $213 2: iaoaonntlhe 3:29“; Ionic?“ . ‘ I ' up
~ . 7 Idkpmm 3 $59,131:? OlieIell-oiInisedoiI: Pmk salmon ‘1 New Perfection Blue Flame in 2 and 3 Burners.
The bill which was passed 111.,the ‘ g 0 ‘ s ' 1 can I I
. do, but has not yet lived up to the condensed Milk I I I
. legislature 1esterda1 afternoon to tax promise The brooch was an imitation . I Screens in all sizes ' 98
_‘ ~ . , 1 , ' ‘ ' '
c billboards and advertisements on tic bf clumsy; wlth a diamond set in the 1 C up
publlt highways and introduced by
. .mmdle.
the slate (number of commerce was 1
to STAMPS FREE WITH THE FOLLOWING:
“
89c
Like Picture.
ROCKER
.1 originally presented at the request: —THIE EIVEWHE SEASON 1 PKG POTATO FLOUR . ..... . ....... . ...... I. 10¢
_ : V. of the Windsor BIND?“ M9“ 3 A” Tomorrow the Krieger Co. will hold 1 PKG. MINCE MEAT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10¢
J. t.‘ suuulion ‘ Itlleir half price sale of hats, See theI 1 PKG WASHED FIGS 10¢ t F R E E ' F R E E l
.' ' "—,"'" adonpugel2 .1“ ...._.. ................. II .I. O . . e
i . 6.;J’a:flnlas.j P31133135.» ‘3 to S”; —Banner Homemade Baker-11,5 Mon '1 pKG. SPICES . n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . / ............ 10¢ - ' ”I; I WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $30 0R OVER A
M . 9' h‘ . ' .2" . ' u n
v ‘ ..' -. ~ . ........ . ...... 12.1 I » 191.06.211.11 isomer...
1 nitéd Gillies Marshal Howl llfli‘l The' iloose of Norwalk or I going to. ’ ll! .. ’ . I WHITE. . . , ,
nfil New monument-11111111111111“; emorlsiI “ GOLD IMEDAL OATMEAL—Large “35c .;
;lil11-.l.led the slugger Lpnsl
‘Jlondon harbor! as! aethn 1: con IDay week. The carnhui mmlttee I.
tlIIatt. brought by 11hr: Cotuoll team instance Ircport of the met g of tho Pkg-- A piece 0f CTOCkery in every pkg. . 127E)P {29 Wasiflilngton Street.
I that Company. The owners of the Moose inst evening. The Lockwood' Cut to 1 ‘ er lng urnlture «W0 ) ”’9' “fitre'
, steamer ate Neil York portion and I Vinnufucturlng CoImpany' 11 lot, on Wat-I ‘ ., Wm°h° 1°51
I expect to furnish bond to release. the ter street, downtown. has been secured;
steamer from libel in a day or .two. and here the affair will hold forth for
WE CARRY A FUILL LINE OF FRESH IFRUIT
....~_—--- 9 week. There will be dancing andI
~—Strnws. 3 heights, 0' Brien'si II I I the other features of a Icarnlvsl leI AND VEGETABLES AT LOWEST PRICES, Innd I am well "‘5 L. Mfil‘flhfl"
be enjoyed. it is probable a "popular- I I !- Vinol is guaranteed to tone up the
lty contes‘VWlll also be held in con-I E I d. T -” . ‘ Itlred. over-taxed and weakened nervesI
ast .. [1 13 ea CO.
nectlim with the carnival. 'W. 11.! of the stomach and create strensth
TEL. 371 125 \‘VASHING'l‘DhY STREET
unw~o~vwc¢
;stomnch trouble is completely cured
[louse Cleaning Sale,
of
SUITS, COATS, DRESSES,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS
To make room for the new in-
coming Summer Merchan
dise.
S. and H. Stamps ‘Given.
M. MflhTASCll & SON
2
spring and Sunlmcr
Ladles
- lip-Tobate
footwear »
English Walking Pump
Gun metal with white ivory
sole, reseda.toc and flat heel.
$8.50 _
Colonial Pumps,
in Hominid M. RasItull,- well-
known ill this city~ as Ione of the
leading plomoters of the industrial
and civic exposition held here, spoke
Ion the commission .fortnot g0vcrn-.
.ment before the," Chamber of Com-
melee, in Ansonla, last evening. Dr.
I Rustull is 11 leading authority on this
form of managing municipal affnirs
_..___.
Clifford Parsons, a motor-mun of the.
Danbury & Betllel‘ Street Railway
Company, hooked a record catch of
flounders off South Norwalk, Tuesday
afternoon when he took 204 of the
ll “‘1 '1 .
Casey is chairman of the cnrnlvnlI For sale at Frank H. Baxter's, drug-
comitteo, 'B, F. Briggs .18 secretory girl and by leading druggists every-
nnd_!‘. 1146111111,th the treasurer. I . where.
I.
SSTIMATE _OF INCOME TAX REV-
ENUE TOO LOW SAYi MANU-
FACTURERS.
The finance bill, adopted on a com-
plomise measure in the Senate yes-
terday, will raise much more than
the tax commissioner's estimate of
$700,000, according to Bridgeport
manufacturels. Man'y prophesy that
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I ”—““‘
~'“-——' --IMI1LDRE‘DINA HAIR REMEDY NEV-‘
since April. 1906. in 1905 he was or ' en FAILS.
irested charged with having klli’ed 1.1. To restore gray hair to its natural
"AK“G WE CREAM‘ ‘ ‘g Ibmther-in-fiw' John '1‘ g, at Clln- color and beauty No matter how oldI;
MORE SANHARYI ton. He struck him ove the bend and faded your hair looks. or how long
with an axe to a dispute over the useI 1011 have been gray. It works wonders
of 11 wagon. «He was tried in this cltyI for you keep you looking vounz. pro
Iln April 1906,11nd was found not gull-j mote a luxuriant growth of healthy
ty by reason of insanity. hair, stop it falling out and positively
if
NEW YORK, May 7.—Recommenda-
thltt amount will be multiplied.
Opposition has been shown the fi-
“flnney Ones"‘f10m the‘ Sound in four
hours' fishing. Mr, Parsons showedl
tlous for the adoption of new sanitary
standards and regulations to govern CAT .TlED UP ROAD AT CEDAR'
.remove dandruff. will not soil skin or
linen. Will not injure your hair. ‘is not
house wares ior cot-
New patterns and, "toes. Al‘
wide variety.
the fish to local friends upon his re nancc bill on the ground that it is un- the manufacture and sale of ice cream,- HILL WHEN IT D ta dye, -
. . 180 ON ,
turn and those who saw the catch fair. Manufacturers say if allows butter and condensed- nlIllk were Dre-I. BRIDGE Refuse all substitutes: 50c and 31 n Sages, bungalows & $2 00 to $4 00
sented to the national commission on'- I ‘. .
too much power to state inspectors in
examining the books of concerns and
compnrlng values.
readily admit that the juice appller is
some expert with the rod and line.—
Iittnbury News.
_ BREAKINGITHE Rsc'ono.
I Briggs—“Banter 1's :1 very metllodl
cal clfllp, isnt' he?"
Grig-gs—“onderfully so. He told 'me-
that he laid out a course of reading
101 his summer vacation and actually
got half way through one of the
books."—Llfe.
Saturdoin‘andy
l Full pound 250
FRESH EVERY WEEK
Stillson-Powell COrporation
811‘ WASHINGTON STREET.
a
illlel‘esl trails [or
milk standards in its annual meeting
! here yesterday.
This commislon, composed of lead-
ing health officials; and sanitarlons,
was appointed in ‘1911 by the New
‘1 York Milk Committee to recommend
standards of milk and milk. .products'.
Its reports have been widely circulated
by the United States Public Health
Service.
An announcement of the intention
of the commission to take up the ques-
tion of the control of milk products
‘ststed that “it is now known that all
of the dangerous diseases spread
through infected milk are also spread
through ice cream and butter. In feet.
these products olfer a good medium
through which germs of typhoid fever,
-tuberculosis, diptheris, scarlet fever.
septic sore throat. and other infectious
diseases may be transferred from dis-
eased animals and handlers to consum
85 n to?
Among the members ‘81 the com-
mission are Dr. Carl L. Aieberg, chief
treasurer of chemistry of the United
NEW HAVEN, May
found the I.trouble
Ferry st
perfect mess of apparatus
ven’s electrlc‘system.‘
The only precedent the
7.—Rallroad
service at Cedar Hill came back but
the pet mouser of a Fair Haven fam-
ily willncverreturn. A nice cut got
mixed up in the transformers at the
entrance to Cedar Hill yards and put
the whole system out of commission
the other afternoon and the electri-
cians had a long hunt before they
Not mor, than two feet‘ beyond the
. It bridge ‘a big frame work
spans the rall'rdttd tracks and holds r
to‘ the safe conduct of the New Ha-
A big cat had Been rounding up'
rats along the cut and then cymbed
upthe bank to bask in the sun. The
bank wasn’tsunny. enoughand so the
cat.sprang out onto the transformer
bridge. The cut passed out of this
life in a burst of flame and all the
electric engines from Water street out.
to the ends o'f‘oiectrlhcotlon at Davis'
brlokyardszctune‘to a standstill;
SairJHoven
necessary
d
bottle at drugglsts.
Freer—We will send a large trial bot
tie free, by return mail, to anyone who
sends this coupon to The Mildred
or or stamps to pay postage.
From Bounty Secrets
ely removed and the hair made bril-
ine’xpenslve home prepared shampoo
cleanses both hair and scalp. An oc-
pocisiiy good.- For sale by Pleisted’s
drug store.
Louise (20.. IBtiston, Mass, withtheir
’ name and address a“ 10 cents in silv-
C. Woe—No, egg is not the best thing
with which to remove dandruff. l nev-
er use animal matter on my hair, as
it forms a sort of him on both scalp
and heir. Your dandruff can be entir-
llant, soft and fluffy by the use of this
IWhich is superior to any i have ever, Guaranteed
been able to buy. Dissolve a teaspoon-
fui of sagetne, in a cup of hot water.
This, rubbed into the scalp, creates a
rich, smooth lather which thoroughly
city homes.
All. SPECIALY PRICED
98c Adjustable lace curtain stret-
chers .....‘I.. . 69¢
a -n-,-v~-.-..-r
5c *Feis Napthn soap. 10 cakes ..39o
Remmer’s peroxide bath soap. veg-
etable oil, bath tablets, pnd blue
soap, 3 cakes 25c
.98:
cue-~ov-
8 Bali croquetsets
I 49c 8~qt galvanized watering 901-8. 881:
. Dark finish screen doors . ....§9c,up.
lawn mowers, 12 in.
blades..... ............2.89
1$5.00 Electric stoves this week only
8.35
33 50 Hot point electric irons, nomm
“81°“! ““3“?“ With this mixture,. 25c steel garden hoes .......... 19c
followed by thorough rinsing, will rid .
you of itching and dandrult, beautify 250 Iron sarden rakes. 14 tine. ”19:
your hair and make your head feel es-
3145 Steel garden forks . . . ....896
31.25 Lsdles"‘3ewing bios ......aoe
Lountlsliul‘y - l‘r‘la'ttllow?I
son Pumps; and
Morris
with putty kid inlaid Quarters.
, $5.001 . . .-
. Eyeglass 5111111
A pair of eyeglasses can't be I
made "too good." We have 11 stand-
ard of quality Iand of accuracy .
which we would like to demonstrate;
to you. , ,‘ ‘E‘I.
OCSHSTS, mduaté‘physlclnns,‘ ;
make our examinations. '
Export optictans attend to the
no man m... w... . w M... new“
. . .~ . . '. t e h _ ‘ 4 _ o- . . .
\ ,John F Anderson director 0 th V established. by apoor little squirrel ['07ch; T0 MABINERS. , “a '0“: 9“ “PM and m furnish
Compound interest on money saved is a persist-
- ent, perpetual and tireless Worker—when it has tiny-r
thing on wlrlch to work. ,
But it does not wait for any man. No deposit,
no interest is the rule.- Save something out of
:51”
glenlc laboratory of the"Un‘ited States
, 'publio health service; Dr. A. B. ‘Met-
vll, chief of the bureau of animal in-
dustry or the department of agricut
turé and the Health officers of Toron-
‘ to, Cluclnnotl. Richmond
and): Wash- -,
fashion.-
h.
down on the New Canaan branch, that
tied up port of the road in the some
I asp eruption rnouehs .
For April '16 and. April 30,1915.
Connecticut—Connecticut river—Rock
Landing Range-Lights to be establish-
ed ,sbout MayIi,1915, each to. her filled
red, of 10 csndiepower, on too 1111th
inert r.- centre
__I25II. Wéii'. We;
IN";
$1. 25 2-burner gas stoves ......,‘.II98c'~
i
Phone‘aoSgadzPLr . South Nanak!
you with better glosses for less
money.
THAMER.
. .‘ our wages or salhl‘ Get 't to th Front Light, 12 feet! above water; _ ,
.13 l- ‘ ,y South IN yiiings Bdiiké: 11,11th '1‘ ‘ "‘ mm” Im'lml IviIMI d ”Hf" mm“ “mm“ B" a” 3°“ i“ Rm” “HIM Wt Commits '3'"
“I II“ I ly as 3101?? 'a d let compound hi-’ ‘ ‘ . wsmvnlzocr Hi T! h“ n b“ ohdlilidhf'iihdht mortar soothe till"? W .. WM gm WW ' “Optimum. I
terébt “Ill e? f t ahédd '2' “— 3” “lilwhrll‘mhlq #thiemk Id “MS ly-lfidintlthh 115mm,. Rho . . ~: 1.1. Fl '1.“ - ; .
‘99. {5‘ ., , so weak [could hardly kor do- an. .. then beIIfiiIIgMQ‘KII u, - ‘5 @11qu datauldfimql' 81- Atlantic Square, ,
. ~ . ‘ . 1.- if" .- r . , . 19530. 1! Us 15, 51.11“ 4th-clnssngpnmh4pl .14 inflame! ‘-
. , , ”it? , . —illIf- P1,? LP}, . ,1! t . ni inamaaitrov . ,. ngford, com
- if“ :5“ i ‘ WO “1‘, not - a M w. if“! I I‘m ‘ Md -“Rf 91:..Wntgntt0 Wk rock. 0“ “mt. H k ". ‘ ' E-v
-. cit-e1 Flee hot in on,- ed tut IfInlghl. y'et‘y week; “and nervous ii; I mint ' ' Open. Wm. flu ,Y‘ m
Boom
at the Connecticut Hospital for the its
«I'm 1” douche min Milt light;
Norwalk Chronicler