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insurance. Our thirty years or
penance is at your service for the 1
use price. ad our excellent lino
d Companies are yours to (boot.1
.m. Think rhis over. it mana-
aabgurdiln your interests ,1
Taylor&Golden1
Telephone No.12”
South Norwalk Trust Ildg.
Special Notice
As announced by the manu-
facturel‘s of the Neverbreak
Wardrobe Trunk No. 100. be
ginning April ibtli, the price
will be .changed from 815 to $20.
We beg to notify our custom-
that all orders for these
trunks received by us before
that date, (April 1501) will be
tilled :ii the old price of $15.
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JflSEPll DAVIS
15 Washington St. to. Nor-walk.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
i‘orecast for Norwalk and vicin‘i
Fair tonight. and Thursday; rising
temperature Thursday; fresh West
winds becoming light. variable. The
disturbance which was central 0va
Upper Michigan yesterday morning
moving rapidly southeastward, pass
ing over this section last night and is
new central oil the coast near Nah
tucket. Mass. Another disturbanccii
central this morning over South Us
kota. Pleasant weather prevails gen
.craliy in the central and southern dis
11ricts. The temperature is rising be
tiweon the Rocky Mountains and the
_,1 Mississippi river.
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ZwsA'rHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY
Temperature: Low. 4t: high.
56L Clear.
0lll NEWS
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Thirty second degree Masons in this
‘1'city will today attend the New liav on
day degme work of Lafayette Consis
tory. A. A. S. R., in Bridgeport.
stiano Recital, Hillside School, Sat
tirday evening. April 15th, at 8 p. m..
by Mr. Leslie Rodgson, noted pianist.
of New York city. Steinwgy piano
1used. Tickets. 50c.
Matilda M. Byroe. through Attorney
William A. Grtifln. has brtluizht suit
ifor divorce against her husband,.iohn|
'1‘: Byrne. on the grounds 0 intolera
ble cruelty. A divorce and the cus-
tody of it minor child is desired.
‘The first training fly of the birds.
owned by members of the Hillside
'Homing Pigeon Club will be held on
Friday of this week. On that date1
the'hirds will fly from Greenwich to‘
this city. Another training fly will be1
held on Tuesday of act: week.
Building inspector Clarence i. Finch
11c tori-iv s visitor‘ln Hoiyoke, Mass.
_ The inspector is attending an impor-;
that conference of electrical inspec-
tors affiliated with the western New
'England branch of the National Elec-
trical inspectors. Matters of inter
est that have been under the consld~
eration of local electricians for some
time such as grounding. etc.. will re-
oeivc full discussion at today’s con-
lerence.
-—FRlDAY SPECIAL LONGHEON.
.served at Country Club
for your valuables.
You know that they are ac-
cure when you put them in our
Eire and Burglar Proof Vault.
where you can rent a Safe Dec.
1‘ unmanned
1thirty of her friends.
v 1Lynch left today for Meriden. Con-
1m of the natal-at teeth are missing.
New knitting
platted lain. :diroc inches
hlnflailwhiklinkiblucandwhiuwithpinkbotdx
. 25¢“).
11:“ Ribbons
AncwlimofHairandSaah Ribbons for the cflldnn in
phinpinhrod. black. brown. lavender, yellow, white and
pretty shades of blue; also beautiful Dresden Ribbons
25¢- 35¢ YD.
1.1. MALLETTE
1MllllODl818 Mill
1 CHANGEIN Pllil’lls
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EYE“: m is". so:
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
AND PERSllNAl. '
Ross to Elliibul'y Memorial; the Rev.
. William Milt-nit-iioli it) i‘oriit'rsione
’ 1Tt lllplt‘. ilte lit-v. W E. 'l‘lioitipmii in,
:-:N E :-: l St. John's; the Rev. H, l'}. l.tt(-cot-k1
and the Rev. E. ii. Richardson to,
r: Siiiipsoli. illi' liev. H. K. Miller to'
‘.: m 0 “I 1““ South Third Street; the Rev. W. J.1
- delightful famull purl» “ 1N KHI- “lillr‘ to l'nion (Thurcli.
‘It‘ll‘fl \liss Jowpliilie l.}ii(ll. of ('res- Ut'ii’UKll 0‘ Brooklyn, 5011”) ills
t trict ri'TlieIRn. lir A S Kavanaugh
ltilace, last evening, by abou
:uciteids the RH in- William A.
0119111” from layiin as district sum-rilitelideilt. Dr
Stamford and "“5 Hi)’ Kavanailgh has been sitperintenient
and it most eiijovablc of the Methodist Hospital in Brook
e;vening was spent 1" the pursuant-ell)” The RAW. William llllllllliull got-s1
to (‘ropsey Avenue Church the lit‘\.
011119 customary 1111",.1110111“) M15111“ l. linuman to Eighteenth Slrtt‘l.
|[the Rev. .I. w Maynard to Pier-i
ueciicut, where she has accepted a. Street. the Rev. \‘i. A. Richard to
tosition with the ideal Suit & Cloak1l‘0usth Avenue. the Net W. in. linvl
Co of that city Her sister Mims1:~‘on to Grace the Rev. J Vi. llangtiale
' New York Avenue. the Rtv .\'. ll.
Elizabeth LY'M 1“ “'50 ”llil’loli’d m1\iunson to Nostrand Avenue and tht
Rev. R. M. Moore to St. Mark‘s l
Borough of Manhattan: The R991
L. R. Streeter and the Rev. A. ll.‘1
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Bridgeport,
.ve te. present,
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1the some (oinpany, as lilanager ofthe
' Meriden store. 1
Davis go to John Street Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Seamon Borough of Queens: The Rav. P. E1
quietly observed the 1st anniveiunry “Minster 801's to Bay-lite Church:
of their marriage at the home of Mrs 1'“ R" '1 V1 ““19““ 1“ "“99"“ 1
Seaman's sister Mr! Julia Haffermau 1119 R911 W 11 com" 10 11111111111
' ' 1 Richmond Hill;
on HanfoM place.
the Rev. i). D. irvineg
Mr. “d Mrs. Herbert Rogers of‘ mark. who succeeds the Rev. i1r A
H. Goodcnough as district super nten
Norwaik "on 1“ Stamford 1‘1. WPe1"ierit of the New York east district. 1,
1 attending "1° funeral of M1” Eliza-1 was formerly pastor of Grace Church
both Gleason of West street. lilrookiyn The Rev. Dr. w A. l‘!
—. ton. who retires as district superin-
1 Miss Ruthwcll R. Burke, of Lin-
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1 The Rev. Dr. Charles w. McCon'
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the Brooklyn and long island Church
Society
~ 1 II. Dc. 1 A! Buckley. now 81),
' wal‘ for tilt {even as ‘a mu
Mrs. George Purdy, of Norwalk, 1. M Our Ifty, years :1 mfmb" of
spending several days with Mrs. lla1-r New Yolk East Conference asked to1
ry Smith of Hope street, Stamford. 1 be retired as an active minister and
| the request was granted.
City Clerk Stephen Dokul had cheer' t Th0 COMH’PHOI‘ adopted a resolution 1
iaskinx that iiishop Luther R. Wilson‘
111‘ news this morning for 111°” 10““ be returned to the metropolitan dis-
fwho have hills against the city. in ”.1“
spite of the fact that no business was Among the Chg"... “:1... 1h“...
1transacted at last night' s meeting of New Haven Diatrlct.
1ihc council. the city clerk states the1 \‘ew “an (St Antifevv'tl church)
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bills will all be paid as usual on1 Rev J. 1. Brooks; t’l‘rinity church)l
Friday :Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough. 1
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coin avenue. is spending the weekend1
with her friends in New York city.
Ansonia. Rev. John P. Wagner.
—_ Durham. Rev. llenry Jacobson.
Honorary members. rerular. meni- Hartford. (St. Paul‘s church)
bers and all friends interested are cor- A- J- Smith.
‘dtally invited to attend, this evening.
1 the meeting of the W C. T. U. in tile
1Norwalh it. E Church. Mrs. Bless.
,county president. will lecture on hit:
{experience enjoyed during a tripf
,thrquizh the Rockies. Refreshments[Toot-twp...
will be served. Waterbury (First
1 J E. Campbell:
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Rev.
iiiggnnum. Rev. 8. E. Lavvson.
' Plainville. Rev. W. Waldo Weller.
1 ’Slmsbttry. R”. W. E. Scofleld.
i South Britain. Rev. '8. P. \lillcr. :
Southlngton, Rev. W. B. Prunen. ‘
Torrington. Rev. Frederick W.
church) Rev. A.
tSouth church) Rev.
Shinn. 1
Henry D. Trish-1
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in the Early s es my" .... .,.
l 0' "mos“ Windsor, Rev. W. R. Cornish. - 1
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Windsted. Rev. Claude (‘ Coile. 1
1 your
New York district. borough of Man-1
liatlan (Seventeenth St. church) Rev.
A. S. iiegartv: Through of Bronx,.
Rrmtnn Road. Rev A. B. Marcreil;
City island Rev A. E. Beebe: Weat~
attractor. Rev A. l. Faust: Willis ave-
nue. Rev. John E. Zeiter.
York State District.
chances for defeating this
dreaded affection depend largely on
your ability to- restoro normal body
functions.
To do this. one requirement is proper
1 attention to diet and pure food. Also
rest and fresh air. day and night.
Where the ayatbm is run down and
likelihood of serious consequences
thus increased. Eckman‘a Alterative
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1 may prove beneficial. as it has in hiam ' \(‘k “W l A Moreiand'
many can VPound R ‘Rev Thomas 1.. Price.
This is a lime treatment—but un- ' c 2., at District. .
like any other. For here the limo Bantam 1' w_ Trflnm" 1
content is so combined with other in-
gredients as to be easily assimilated ‘
by the average person. P
A trial can do no harm, since Eek-C
man's Alterativa contains no poison-
ous or habit- 40min: drugs. At your
druggi-t'a. i
Eek-an Laboratory, Philadelphia. 1
'tdnerfleld church)
. r (Trinity church)
Rev. B. C. Carter. ,
Dunbtlry. Rev. Roland Hill. 1
Barton, Rev. C. S. Johnson. '
Easton. Rev. A C. Flandreau. 1i
Saiigatuck. Rev. Robert Rippers. 1
Powell. 1
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The Clifford Pharmacy and the: Stepney Rev. G. iii
StillsOn Ewell Corn -. 1 \Yestoort. Rev. E. R. l wis.
.____. _..___- =51 Brooklyn North Die rlct. 1
Borough of Brooklyn (Bushwick
A SAW "m A mSSlNGlnvenue church) Rev. G. E Bishop;
1(Embltry Memorial church) Rev. C.
1 1 ’ mm R. Ross; (Knickerbocker avenuo1,
Ever try to use ,1 31‘. with one church) Rev. William MacNicholl:1
tooth missing? Wouldn't do good1f9130lfll’! church) Rev W E1
Work, would .it? Any man would say Thompson. Simpson church) Rev. E
such a saw was useless. Yet there G Richardson and Rev. H E. Lucock;
are thoushnds of men with several (South Third Street church) Rev. H.1
teeth missing. Their remaining teeth K- Miller; (Union church) Rev. WaJ.1 i
cannot do good work. Proper mastt While
.cation of food is impossible. Every
tooth should be in its proper place. it
The Woman's Relief Corps ofDong-
loo Fowler Post met at the rooms “on
Whahlnkttlli‘jtrect. last night. lira.
Martha Wilcox furnished a clam
chowder at 6 o'clock for the members
of the corps and their friends. The
proceeds were for the behellt of the
corps and, at the business meeting. in
in. owning 1m. Jcnnio Finch is
Mound. the pit... Ira. Wilcox will
give a iii-lac for the one bringing in
”‘b-fikuaufimam Mara.
ithflri plaamahould be filled by“ sub-
aro ow in o lo
”W11! Mam! or. almost as acr-
ylesablc as the natural tooth.- l have
’ um ' taQ c: crown «and
bridge work. Come in and I will ex-
plain it to you.
“Dr. J. n14“
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1to First Church. Richmond Hill. 1
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tendcnt of the Brooklyn south dll1 ‘
trict. is appointed superintendent 011
it.
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Everything in the Optical Line
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CITY“w NATIONAL BARK
1%WMCON N ECTICUT.
Prices of d) esltlfis are
bigltel than a cat's back.
But in many Sorts of tex-
tiles. the relative Cost of the
dyes to the completed prod-
uct is so small, that even all
enormous increase in the
cost of dyes does not of itself
produce any heavy advance
in the‘final price of the prod
not to the consumer.
Thanks to our volume of
business, as well as to mill
'ordcrs booked way in ad-
vance—we have been able
thus far. not only to main-
tain our usual high quality,
of manufacture (all wool and
absolutely fast color), but to _ '
keep prices down to tltcir
normal.
Price comparisons are
never odious so long as they
accrue to your benefit. Look
around if you’ve time and sec
just how reasonable our
prices are for this Spring.
Everything men and boys
wear.
Rooasa
Broadway
at llth 8'.
Pan COMPANV
Broadway
“The at 84th St.
Four
Broadway Corners" l'ii'th Ava
nr Warren It d In Bl.
New York City.
OPTICIAN
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Special display of charming styles in ncvvjdiddy Blouses.
\ The garments are made of good materials, finely tailored,
and the reasonable prices make them completely irresisti-
blc.
Middy \Blouse’s
Eyes Examined Free
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EntranccaonlainSt,FairficldAvc.andCannonSt. 1.7
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Bridgeport. Conn, Wednesday. April i2. lyric—1.1,
Loveliest underwear .
of crepe de chine
Alluring daintincss marks thix ilt‘“
\\ car of Crt'pt: dc chine.
\\ hat would be finer for britlil? uliat of more apptal . 4
to aiiv \voiiian who l()\LS bca ii) and hiltlitsx‘ and the soft-
ms.» of dclitaic ilingiiipr silk?
and lovely under—
l .‘ilHlL‘ iistlf is luxurious lll tlillllIHlH \\lIll crcpt- dc
tliliit is llllt itasllablt satin illli
.
lt lit .t\itl of \ua\c.
l'attrih are ctlualy luxu ltilIS .tiitl lit-zillilul
ltlllttldl\ liau dc liglitf1l flotiiltn of Jun Some are
ltllltlltll with sutli lftlltll llkt tlilllllllldlliills u~ lat inlet
hi llllt oil lllt (ltfllltilit fltsli itilitS of pink.
Some of tlic tallllSt)l(‘< art ti_lll)i'()ltlt‘lttl in
lllllt and pink and git-ell all uwtl iii tiiilll
\t)ili.\ upon pink or iv bile crepe.
l ll\(ll)1)C tllCllllStS arc triliiiiittl too.
til tillllltlltltl’ttl lhcsc are cut on circular
fuliu» itliitli gitcs lhtlll iiiutli the Mid
pl'illt‘tliil.
' With all this daliltilic
\ lt‘t‘
in
blos—
lialltl
|ill; llitiil til
\\llll iinc lace:
model “lill a
oi tine short
s~. illt‘rt‘ is t‘oiitliint-tl real ser-
F ttli of lllt \llllttlltiil til i) lit" ldlllltlt'l'll without in-
llli) if Iiili i~ tiwtl iii lllt Lilllllltrllll:
1 ill i~ i~tii.trk;ilili tlurgiblt, “lltll Ullt i‘UilSlthTS‘ its
llttt lll \x. '
l (liltUdlK $5 to $1.: 50 ‘Etl
.,l
l'.ll\tlt)1)t lllt lillsxs ~SJ. 25 it) $4), :
(itiiiisoltx, 75ft) 53.50.1'1
Scrum] floor.
lit-ll
Tricolor is a
new suit for boys
Smart and tasteful wash suit for little
tivo t-xtra collnraiid—rul’f sets. liy llltlf‘ use it is made to
appear like tliret different suits Each of the three seems
.iliitoat iiiorc- -clcver than than the other.
\ pure uhitc rbp in new Norfolk stvlc. lllCtl\ finished. J . '
fellows has
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-. \\llll faiit‘y rolls and collarl
Quirk as a “ink that collar mu) be ttbisked oil and l
.iuotlic -r buttolictl Ill its place!
Equally quick, othtr cuffs may replace the white ones. '
fine extra set is blue, one tan. 1"”
in Sizes for little boys—$2.50.
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‘ill
Front basement.
A few 25c initial
handkerchiefs—l7c
l‘urc linen and slicer texture.
livecllcnt in Sllt't‘l‘ detail even to the
0f the initial.
But unfortunately,
N. l‘ and W. -~
That is the “by of the special price,—
cnibroidcring ‘ 1
the only initials included are D, J.
17c
Center aisle. rear.
Congoleum art rugs
rich Wilton patterns,
and cheap! 1
ifougolcultt is a substitute for oilcloth7vvitlt far more
beauty than oilcloth it wears We" too.
And now the (migoleum coitipany has brought out
rugs handsomer than any they bait made licrttoforc— ‘ ‘_‘
Longolculii Art RugS. ,l
Rich tan and rose and him and brown hues, in very ' “
same designs as fine Wilton rugs. and iii patterns fitted
for use in ntany dificrcnt rooms
9 by 12 feet, one piece, advertised price 539,— $6.50
6 by 9 feet, one piece, advertised price $4 50. —$3. 00
But there will be no more at this price for under date
of April 8. the Congoleum company announces an in-
crease—and. what is even worse, tells us that two of the
rich patterns will have to bedroppcd because certain col-
ors cannot be obtained!
These other Congoleum rugs of regulation type, ex-
tcllctlt “eight, and good colors: -—- i 1
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3 by 3 ft.—50c 3 by 41/3 fi.——75c : ‘l .‘
3 by 6 ft--$i _ Vz' by If» ft.——$l.25 '
I 6 by 6 ft.—-$2 6 by t) fi.——$3 l...
6 by 12 ft.—$4 9. by l2 ft (2 pieces) "‘ {1'
—$6-50 9"! ,.
Third floor. ' a 1 "
31 The Howiand Dry Goods Co. . j
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.Lamb Stew 10m, 1295:. California Hams ......... 21::
an, lamb Chops ”1 ______ m Beef Tongues ........... '
- - 4 cans Van Camps or any. ' . 1
“’1" “Mb 011°” " """ 25°“ der’a Soup. for ........ 26°. ‘7 r
Log. of Lamb ............ 221:. Large bottle Snyder's c“, .
Hindquartcr Lamb . ...... 20c. aupa .................. 100. 1
Native Veal, for stew 16:. B l Corned Beef for sand-
Shouldora Veal .......... . 10o. choc ................ 40°.
Rump Veal ........ me. {Verna p in fine groceries -
Filo! Veal ........ 20c. and d catooocn .
Bold Modal Iilttor
Strictly Fulll an.
20°»
Comd Boot from to. up
Contact Shoulders 16c.
WW Hams. ..... tic. clonal-marina . 18c,
12m. Dixie Bacon
CHARNOK’S. MARKE’
,‘aou-s-n.. a- a.
Norwalk Chronicler