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White Pine Compound
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Joseph Davis says In buying your‘
{spring clothing don’t take a chancg,‘
lbut play absolutely safe by purchasing
l“Bonamin Clothes.“ they’re always all
qul'o wool.
The Inn. Lincoln 1. Caswell. former
will d thoflorwalk I. E. Church,
was a “not mini-day in Norwalk.
Half a dosen rabbits in the window
of the NONI“ HIMWU'O COMIC”. the Town Assembly Hall building. in
store. in lain street. are attracting
conddorable attention.
.—If you want a cap. go to O’Brien's
'l‘hroe candidates were initiated last
evening at the regular meeting of
Wanolns Council. No. 31. l. 0. R. I.
The meeting was held in the lodge
not b Iinin street.
From papers found in his podet.
the police believe that a man who
committed suicide by shooting at a
hotel In Stamford Tuesday night was
Goa-00 Vdvmidu. of Jersey 01”. N- been reported to the Bridgeport health under lortyove years of m to at IGrowl-Id Woman'
J. '
—~\’sa can by sample suits at Mints’s
~—Derby, the proper hat O'H'ien's.
There will be a regular meeting of
Buckingham 941st. No. 12. (l. A. it,
this evening. in the headquarters In
Wall street
The order of the Red Cross will be
conferred at tonight' :1 meeting of Ciin-l
ton Commandry. No. 3 Knight Tem-
plar. which will be. held in the temple,
in Wall street.
~The Mints store calls your special '
attention to their tine showing of
suits. coats, dresses, and millinery at
moderate prices. You will line their
1d. on page eight.
Nina cases of spotted fever have
authorities during the last fortnight.
One of the victims. lrving Perlman
lvhlaster sale of millinery at linu's'
For full details read their
SPR
prepared for any emergency. Suppl
Phone 113-3.
How about material torfiathunulov. hm unnatu- place. Are
you rest to give your lawn adressing of up-todate fertilisers suit-
able for corn. potato. or wheat leld.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
INC
Nothing but the best here. Be
y your wants now at
137 Wadsington St.
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Long and Round Clams
Opened or in the shell.
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2 WholeCodnnstddock..
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1r NuhlninSt.
immersrsnroonconem
A11 opened at tho mrhet-
ESCALLOPS
CUTBILL’B
F FRESH FISH
Rockaway Oysters
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manner
has Mary. Phone too
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LADIES’
LIGHT
FOOTWEAR
at M.”
PUMPS
The t‘olonial, in patent and in
gun metal leathers. Has a-all
tongue and ornament—Esper-
ially pleasing on the fool.
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OXFORN
The t‘rystie, in soft kid is very
attractive to those desiring
something more than a pump.
GLOVER’S
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To TRAIN wit-LEYAN ALUMNI.
MI WIN, April 6..—T11e
<slumni council of Wesleyan Univer-
sity. today issued a call to all alumni
tend one of the senior division train-1
mg camps at Plait-burg, N. Y., next
summer A committee of the council.
tomorrow at 6115 Values up tom 50- aged twenty. died yesterday in the has also addressed a simibr call to
Be sure and read their big ad. on
page eight. t
Another set of ornamental electric
street.
sets grouped in front of the Regent
Theatre. and in front of the electric
light office. Their nppeannce is most
attractive.
One new member was taken in Star
of Columbia Circle, Companions
the Forest at last night’s meeting.
The business semion was followed by
cards. The prise winners were: Miss
Louis Schaub. Miss Catherine Duffy.
Mrs. 'l'. A. Skelly, Mrs. Julia Griflln.
Bridgeport hospital.
Announcement was made yesterday
In the silk mills of the Bralnard
per cent. in wages in the weaving de
psrtment beginning April 24th.
If you are. looking for a record for
Easter be sure you hear McCor-
matk' a “Beautiful Isle of Somewhere"
at Donneily' s Victrola Parlor. We al-
of so have a large stock of other Easter in, arm
Victor records.
them
-—if you don't want your watch or
f‘lOtk fixed every I weeks and pay big
micm for it better see (‘hsrles Brand.
Stop and hear some of
the undergraduate body to attend the
junior division camp. Earl S. Hall,
assistant in the gymnasium. has been
& appointed by the Department of the
lights have been installed in front of Armstrong company, Norwich. of s vol- East,
the U. I). L & W 00., oihces in Mail untary Increase of from live to ten “'esleyg‘n men who desire to 80
There are now three of these-
0. S. A., as enrolling oillcer for
to
I i'latisburg.
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PREPAREDNESS IN PHILADEL
PHIA.
PlillADHLPHIA. April 8 Th1
First (‘iiy Troop. Philadelphia's ea
Iclusive and historic military organl
zaiion
cry and agreed to provide in
structoru from its ranks for men who
ldesire to reel-"Ive instructions as cav
lairy soldiers.
Men who enroll are expected to do
so for the period of one year.u1111 rs
released by the commanding officer 0'
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John “only and Harry W.ebb Coffee his guarantee saves you much monty 1.10 troop.
and cake were served. and dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour, Miss
Louise Schaub presiding at the piano.
The machinery In the former power
plant of the Connecticut Company on
Meadow street. is beig taken apart and
sold as junk to out-of-iown dealers.
The 1111: motor that formerly in this
building has been sold to a Pennsyl
vania coal mining concern. The balld
ing is being offered for sale or rent by
the New Haven railroad. The site,
with the spur- -trsck facilities, is a very
desirable one for a factoryof any
HM.
v:—
lunn Trouble Yielded
to This Medicine
if you are suffering with .11 noun
lung trouble, it will pay to fully In-
westig its Ev'kmuns Altcmuvo. a
remedy which has caused many ro
goveries. One foilows:~-
5323 (Hr-rd Ave.. I‘hiln.. I'n.
“Gentleman—In the winter 0!
I“! I had In attack of (ll-Inn. lol-
lourd by I'neu-onln. and later by
Lung Trouble. In the vvlnicr of
ISO! I had n cough. night sweats.
lever and raised quantities of awful:
Cooking null. and later I had only
lemons-nu". ni our tinn- lhree In
three Ina-resolve dnys. Three phyul.~
clans treated me. I was ordered to
the mountains. but dill not so. Eek—
nnn's Alter-dive was men-ended .
by a friend. After inking 11 small
Quantity I had the Aral quiet night‘-
wleep for weeks. My Inapr "Ive-f
was marked from the first. gains-d
strength and weight and appetite.
l new-r had another hemorrhage and
Iy cough crud-ally lessened until
entirely none. I In perfectly well."
(AM-rewi- ed.)
umaa ) ANNIE IT‘JJOI'GIIIIAN.
firkman's Alt'eratlve is most effica—
clou- In bronchial catarrh and se-
wer throat and lung affections and
up- v11: the system. Contains
no lnrmful or habii- forming dru
Acct 111 no substitute. Small sire fl':
nut-liar size. 32. Sold by landing
drunxistn Write for booklet otto-
(reverie-s
welt-n Laboratory. Phllnlolnfln.
The Clifford Pharmacy and the
Btillnnn l .r'l'" Corp.
‘ mony.
and you get better work also. Chas
Ilrsnd \Vntthmaker. Jeweler and 0p-
v1c11n South Norwalk
Mrs. Sarah Isabelle Quenton Hud-
son. of Branford. who sued her bus-l
band. William M. Hudson. of Hart-
ford. for divorce and 330.000 alimony.
received her decree Tuesday. and
Judge Reed allowed her $3.100 all-
He was married to her In
Hartford. May 10. 1896. and a few
years ago. it was alleged deserted her
in New York. when they were stop-
ping at the Hotel Bayard. Mrs Hud
’ son claimed her husband was worth
$100,000.
Going to the aid of Tess Compelo.
seventeen years old. at nine o'clock.
last night. on East Main street, In
Bridgeport, when seventeen-yearn”
Michael Lepre. her escort. of 98 Oil-
more streei. kicked her, Fred E. Col-
lins, twenty-two years old, received 2
stab wounds in the back and two luv
the head. lispna. who did the stabbing
with a pocketknifc fled. He 111 still at
large but a general police alarm has
been sent out for him. Collins is in
the Bridgeport hospital. as will re
In the April criminal term of the
superior court. In New Hayen. yes-
terday. Robert Caples was sentenced
to a term of from four to thirty years
in state’s prison by Judge (lager for
big-any. In 1902 he was meter! for
horse stealing. and In 1912 on allege
tions Involving a complaint of white
slavery. and each time he served two-
year prison sentences. In 1907 he mar-
ried Grace A. Butler, In Wallingford.
and on January 9.1t was set forth
he married Olivia Cables, in New Ha-
ven.
». experience the comfort it brings to
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For Coughs
and Colds
Even Stubborn and ,
Dangerous Bronchitis
Yield to Linonme
Even Stubborn and Dangerous
, Bronchitis Yields to Linonine.
l Flax- Seed Oil and Irish Moan, two
of Linonines important ingredients.'
are well known agents. separately. in
the treatment of coughs and colds.
emulsified together with other cura- 98c ‘ ft. handy Step bidders st ”ch .and be convinced that they wil. hatcl-
,tive remedies. in KERR'S FIJI-l
SEED EMULSION. they form an tr-'
resistible preparation for the immod-I
inte relief and prompt cure of all
forms of coughs and colds, even bron-
chitis. most stubborn of all coughs.
yields to Its healing properties. Try
this famous old family remedy and
these who use it. The purest and
safest of all remedies it builds up the
body and restores vitality at the same
time it is relieving the system of
bronchitis, and all
and—lung troubles.
coughs. colds.
forms of throat
u» \. ‘1,“
~ -. cu. 31M vowwotflavfl < «as ;.\-‘
Certificates of Deposd
lssued by this bank afford a splendid short time investment.
They are safe. negotiable, transferable and whenfn’ccessary.
can be converted into ready cash.
any amount and bet aliberal rate of interest. They fur-
nish a convenient tom of tegrporary investment for id's
funds. lbyprovide as-etnergency fund that Is readyioa f;
. demand, andatthessmetineis earning money for you. _
1‘ hey are issued for
STATIONERY
SPECIAL IN FIVE TINTS AT
Briggerman Bros.
29c box
64“
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a III
Corr r Ln
Sout-
. SHOEr STOREI
HILTON [LWOOO
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TRIPS OVER PET CAT, FALL.
DOWN STAINS.
Head Cut—Nah:
rowly Escapes Other Bar.
has Injuries.
GREENHELD HILL. April 6.—
While descending the cellar stairs
Tuesday afternion. Mrs. S. Everett
Lobdell had the mlsfortunto to trip
over the cat and fall the entire
length. striking her head and cutting
a deep gash, which required seven
stitches to close. Dr. Dunham was
hastily summoned and hire. Lobdell
was made as comfortable as possible!
Fortunately no bones were broken.
today volunteered the use at KWANG- TUNO I8 INDEPENDENT. “‘
CANTON. April 7.—--l.ung (‘hi'Ku-
my. governor of the
wishes of the people last night do
c‘laud the Independence of the prot-
inn 'f‘hc announcement was rcceiv
_1cd with .eneral reiolclngs.
Housefurmshlugs
at Special Prices
To-morrow Satur-
day
:85c. good also galvanised Garbage
Cans ........................ 60c.
49c 11 gallon Stone (trucks with
cover at ..................... 37c.‘
391:. red Flower Pots with saucer
10 inch size at ............... 29c.
1 pt Glass (‘offee Bottles with tin
jacket at ....................
25c. Wrights silver Cream 19c. bottle
85. 25 Universal Clothes (timers
with 11 inch mils. warranted 3
years at .................... M.“
01.50 heavy tin Wash Boilers with
copper bottom. size 8 at .. 8130
03.26 Adjustable Lace Curtain
Stretchers. with brass adjust-
able pins and easel at ...... 81.98
Heavy Paper Egg 'Bones, 1 dos.
else at Go. doz.
$1. 25 urge Willow Clothes Bas-
kets at
$2.98 sine. 8 Aluminum Tea Ket
ties with flat bottom at ...... $2.1
ibc. smooth finish Pastry Boards
with end cleats. sise16x22 at 33c.
69c. 2 qt. White Enameled Coffee
Pots at ...................... 49c.
the. good sine Feather Duster. at 371:.
Albert F. Gehebe
N Washington St. Os. Norvvnllu
Mono rose-a Prompt Delivery.
Testing-the eyes and
eaaudning a patient
for the effects of eye
strain are two dif-
l’
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{erect-mince
>Ttheason that an ocnlist W
(medics! eye specialist) is as-
sociatod with us Is to give you
the most complete angina?
service posdble.
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Cans in and talk-it over. >
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Kwang-Tung. in conformity with the
‘llle 51116 as A
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The Reed 81 Volk
1 Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL anci-
In 0's ‘I’ovvn
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 006—60 80. Main on.
' So. Norwalk, linsic Hall Bod
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let us ShowYou a Buckeye
Come in and sec tho: wonderful in~
mhators at work]
Let us show you the chicks while they
are hatching and mom to you that Wl
Ir: selling the recital batching duicc
ever invented. is: us show you an in-
cubator that you or embody can cope
rate and hatch a chick irom cv cry hatch-
able egg.
,i OI: iery Buckeye Incubator is sold with
is (laureates—a gu: 1rantcc to hatch
c1 cry hatchable egg—and they on cr tail.
We can show you doztns of icsiimon-
|ials from people who lmlght Buck es
lpcople who never owned an incn inator
l—nho are repeatedly hatching every
1 hatchnble egg they put in them. ~
; —Wc want you to see these incubaton
more chicks, bigger chicks and ntrnngm
docks than any old hcn you ever owned
Made in 5 sizes-60 eggs to 850 eggs
Sold as low as
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1 a $8.00
On the market 22 years—over 325m.
in successful orcmiirs. Ari for a Bin"L
eye Catalogue.
THE NEW PRAIRIE STATE IN ALL
SIZES ALSO IN STOCK.
Albert D. Morgan
(liucosuor to Chas E. Dev-t.)
‘12 WAOHINOTON 8T.
so nottwaur. cnuw
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F. S. LYON -
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-|l°mbhohodnmossndpsin 11
though harmonizing the nerve ays
Satisfactory Shoes for Men".
That are truly satisisctory 1n
lasts and leathers in tan. mahogany orbhck.
Our big and variodatock
that model that appeals to your individual taste.
Our reputation is back of the wearing qualities.
everyway. Alloilho
insuresaperfcctfihh _
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Reliable Rubber Footwear in All Stykne
CONNEALLY
Si WASHINGTON STREET
HEIUILT rvrswaness-t. u
lnith. Underwood.
Woo. all ml
makes. all. natal
m. I-tnla. SH
var month. lashin-I
mustn’t-sail.
mmsm‘
unknowns-salaman-
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.S 00. St. 13 Woodward Ave.
M 1523. South Norwalk, 0t.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. Font :
WORK A SPECIALTY.
flrsa. Tubes and Supplies.
Service s Fenian.
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Prom nt
FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat loaves Plar‘ 27 East,
River, New York (foot of Catherine:
It.) every day sxcopt Sunday. at 8 p.
m. Freight mowed at Norwslk up to.
s p .m. and at South Norwaik up to
6:30 p. m.
Gnarls F. Fonts. General Agent. ;
ms ammo J. sun's rss’ua,
MITATION LINE. Ins.
FAST
*7 — —..~. .. "fli‘
CALL US UP
and we will rush or hostile
man right around when some-
thing like thia happens In your
homo. If your
PLUMBING
Is defective. antiquated, unsant~
tnry or worn ou1.ua1e us snake
“nary main or llshll a
now am of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBIINO A SPECIALTY
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HORACE RNASH
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Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1860.
North lain St.
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WIN?! TiON 0F CHIROPflAclIt
Chiropractic is the definition oi tb
csnuofthodisesaasndthearto
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mutingtheaame. Disesuiscsusul
by a wrench, twist or sprain in tho I
back. Eva: it due in childhood
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suns In your body. hmsie trouble. I
m special attention; also nor-nur-
of the spin. You will never reg"
giving the Chiropractor a chance in
help you.
Iagnetic treat-ems given also.
T. Francis. 1). C.
at Washington at. So. Norwalk. Conn
Geodesic horn Pal-or School. to
later life in the Mount organs an:
lube
Chiropractors move the cause 0‘
classes and pain. health Is reatom
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IsuPnpor,lssiWork. Ian's Prices
ssnom‘s uam eraser .-
S. ”WALK
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arms PIE
Mode in ihsClsa'nefl fiat
“.mebest huh {mi
III 0. ill »
Ask Your Gases (on Then.
Insistonethcnotyour'ru-
instants.
AL
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:THaMEn
THE DEMAND FOR'
PRIVATl SECRETARiE
3!- w a new field for
young people.
let us prepare you ,
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The Governor
has requested you to save your “Iii:
and WM. arenas co 3 ‘ ‘
street, East Non-silt, buys It and
the very best prices. Notify us
as we are very busy during till
son. ac sure the name and
is on en'ngon. if you wish to i
satisfaction as there are poddlera
iing around on our name.
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11 You Have
Any 1111
SELL S J
IT TO
Successor to Wm. um}
Phone 499.
37 Fort Street. East N
TI‘IE Witnesses-60.17 ‘ ‘
Ask for cash mm for m 4' _
a lull “it
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Here is one who papers nanny
Satisfies your taste
With artistic 11111 your wan's'
decorate. v'
All the latest styles ho'
Kind attention he's about“
And the work is promptly dong. g,
None have to wait. i '“9
And if painting you are my" "
In this line he‘s also
He will make your house look
And upvto-date.
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