, I; Guns, Water "street, South Nor-walk; the"
' blood. When this poison reaches: the '
'- 1111131113 exception of the Senior High flair and? that dull throbbing.
Harris 81 Gain
58 Water Street E mean one of th
Tel. 721
that we have provided such a splendid
assortment of for Easter.
ose beautiful Easter lilies
. Strut} 1111's
'1 membrane of the col ‘
AND Pi. 113131111
011 Saturday evening 311'. and Airs.
Arthur is. Monrgomcry..of 4 Ludlcw
stre'at, Norwilk‘, entertained scvc al
relatives and friends as a titling cele-
bration of the eighteenth anniversary .
of their wedding. A dclightftil'diuncr "
wit; sct'ved. The dinitlg~rocm was
handsomely decorated in pink 11nd
white and trimmed with strcttmcrs.
were distrlbutc
guest, whith thcy will '
1111 1111131 01' 1111 1111
WEATHER FORECAST.
Furor 1st for Norwnlk and vicinity:
Rain and warmer tonight; Tuesday
partly cloudy and cooler.
night; Tuesday fair and cooler; strong
1511111111 shifting to northwest winds.
Forcemt for the wc'ek licginningI
Sunday. April .1. For the North At-
l’aazitic states: Unscttled, probably oc-
mional rails first half of the week
malowed by fair after Tuesday; tom
wraturc average above normal during
week; cooler aflcr Tuesday
Weather Conditions.
A long trough of low pressure,
which has been moving slowly across
the country, now extends from Ontario
mutbwostward to Tennessee. lt hats.
cruised general rains during the last'
.4 hours from the Lake region south-
ward in the Gulf coast, and from Kan-
ms eastward to Pennsylvania. Sev-
eral places reported more than two
inches of rain. 'llhundersto'rms were
matted from Alabama. Mississippi,
Mncssee, Kentucky, and Ohio. Pleas
amt weather prevails this morning be-i '
tween the Mississippi river and the
Ifiocky Mountains. "There has been
quite a decided full in temperature in
the western districts. Heavy frosts
were reported as far solitb as Okla-
homa. "
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WEATHER A' YEAR AGO
TODAY.
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5;.(ltc1cast
CITY NEWS
'" Low. 41: 1115411.,
No other token can convey your sentiment in
a way so naturally beautiful, atnr1 no other flower
conveys the Easttr message so fully
Why not come in today and look over the stock,
and let us put aside for you the one you like best
Illostess rem chd 1
some gifts. Out—01‘- 10v. 11 iclativcs p: c-
Iscutcd the hostess with 11 bou'ptct of
beautiful 10993 and carnulfins
Dancing was enjoyed and flames “’(‘l‘t‘
For C-oniicc- -,
m1: 1111111 and somewhat wartucrto-
for the one you love most?
So. Norwalk Florist, 2 So. Main St.
played A (11119 madr. by Mr: llunt-I
11011163131 our-dried 11 great deal 01' at;
téiition. it was 161'} large 111111 (“11-
taincd lls sill. American flags.
'lhc case of Morris S.Ag11cs vs Giia'
lamacco. 19 of 111'. was hcuid before
Judge Gemgt \l Vosbulgh in the
court today This lSNH suit for dam
ages Light and Light oppcurcd for
the plaintiff and J. J. Cunco for tho tit-
fendcnt.
0—...—
Sergcant J. Hurry Gibson is now’ doing
duty in tho-First District-from 0 ‘a. 111.
until 4 p. m., and Sergeant llryan Silk
is on duty at headquarters front 4 p. in.
until midnight.
' w..-
fiCoal, $8 per 1011 dclivcrcd.
mond Br0s., ' A
Ru 1'-
About fifty of the cmploycs of Ray-
mond lit-others went on a strike this
morning. Theywant more money and
less hours. A compromise is to be at.
fooled .by the mingad the employers,
turn to work in the morning. Thpre
was no trouble.
*w
- Winifred Taylor.
thc home 01 its phrculs
row uncrncon and will b1
who “as arrested for‘
mils" came up this morning in the
(icy court and was continued for one
moth.
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The Clulslian Industrial League of
ci'sidc cmnctcry.
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Mildred Tschlrck,
Mildred Tschhnck infant daughter of WW- .
\l1'. and “is Richard Tschircz. died ““ ‘ "’ ‘ ’ " ' ' ' ‘
me Souih Norwalk 11112111011131 chuich 8mm" “‘3’" "L ”“3 “0m“ 0’ V“
will meet with the no} Scouts of the
Intel: Wednesday owning. A hand
me flag will he presented to the
Scouts by the Industrial loaguc. Clai I
nice i. Finch will make the presenta-
mp Refreshments will follow. "’
m' ':~_a ,
Recruiting for-the Homo-Guard is
still being carried on favorably by
uéutenant Tclfair M. Minion at the
unity hall. Since Saturday six more‘
men have been taken in.
names are: Alfred H. Hopkins, Ralph
E. Dibble, Clifford S. Randall, Garden
(1'. Care, Bertram J. B1un13lrup,o.1Id
Gilbgt G. Horton. ' l
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Rev. John Stapleton. pastor
llrte South I I
church, gave an eXCept'ionally lnterest- ‘
'ing sermon yesterday. His topic was
‘A Perpetuatbd riumpbal" He spoke;*-_'
_.» 3111 10111111111
its! the march of Truth,- Justice“ and
lighteousness throughout the gesI
and connected his sermon withrth
«cents of today. He described
brought forth 'the fact that democracy”
fins 11 form of Christiai‘ilty The music
madc
IFt'ancls Lewis Olmstcad
Their ' '
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Norwalk Congregational ,
,andi _
loppc. in Davis strcct lntermcnt was
yesterday afternoon in St.
Mai)” s cemetery
Funeral of Dr. Frank Olmstead.
The funeral I'ser‘vlces of the late Dr.
were" held
this afternoon at 1 o’clock from the
undertaking parlors of David W. Ray-
mond, in West Washington
Rev. C. Elmore Bartor of tho Norwalk
1']. Church officiated, and inter-
ment was made in Jocs Hill Come-
tery Wilton -
“0180111118” BEST if
illiBlBlil, BlilBliS.
Best For Liver and Bowels, Bad
Breath, Bad Colds; Sour Stom-
. ‘ ach-
(lot 1110 cent box.
I
ESays indigestion Comes From an Ex-
Thc rcgular semi-monthly change of,
. . , 1
police sergeants was made ycs'tcrdayu
:- i-lc states that an excess of hydrochlor-
, to acid in the stomach retards digestion
1 ulcnis
and it is expected that they will re--
Mrs. Curl Schuub, or 20,Soutl1 lltzin‘
_sI11'vct, was gin-n a pleasant surprise
on Saturday by an unlocked for visit'
Ifrom llt‘l' cousin, Albin Malmo, of‘
,‘lluluth, $1111., Mr. Malmo, who is a"
rcprcscnlatiyc of tho ll. K. Milford;
Co.. manufacturing (lift-,mists of Philu
dolphin. 1.111110 rust on 11 business 111ij
Allcr a. it“ hours" visit among rc-ila
can of Hydrochloric Acid itivts in town he lclt for the wcst, in
A well known 111111101in states that tondmg ‘0 stop m 111 1“ ”elm" 10‘ 9
8”)th “0“pr and indigestion. IsIshoit visit with \lrs Sthaub's daughI
neatly always due to acidflygflcid lot, Mix. lcslic .\lcl.,can formci'lv or
1:1011111ch—and not, as most folks be- ”“3 ““- - i
lime, from a lack of digestitc juices.
kw;
ililS Will iNileSi
81011101! 81111
EBEBS
All upctluut, Mrs. Frank 1“. Hunt"
ington, Miss Elizabeth Shorer and
Charles (‘oplcy went to New Haven,
Saturday to enjoy an afternoon at
skating.
and starts food fermentation. then our
sour like urbagc in a can.
forming acrid fluids and gases Which
inflate the stomach likc 11 toy balloon
We then get that heavy, lumpy feeling
in tho rhea-1t, we cructalc sour food
belch gas, or have heartburn, flatu-
"closll Mlle season" mot their mzc '
1
The disappointed party attended the
movies instead.
lcncc. \vatcrbrush or nausea. ' - 1 -
lrlc tells us to lay aside all dlgcs-i €195.13 Mflgncr. now
11 student in;
livcjalds and instead not from any "0‘? CTOFS (7011980.
arrived at his’
lphurmncy four ounces of Jud Salts 90ml? 1" VOI‘Wfllk yesterday f0! 111qu
Winifred. tho initint daughter or follows the first dose it is impoitnn'l
*i'llr. and lira. Ernest A.'T11I'ylor, of .3' to neulrullzc this acidity, remove the .
”011195131111 strecl, "died” this morning at Igpsma‘lting 11111 ‘,- stall the 11m stim ( harldItto Parsons, of North Hump
The childIulutc lilo 1111mm 11nd thus promote it Hm.
was one of twins born February 13, free 110130! pmo digestlvc Juices
"Funeral services will be bold tomor-
pr-ltato, 11‘10111 the acid of grup: s and
Rev FTP-deficit A. Coleman, rector or‘I juit c, combiucd with' lithla and sodium
Th9 Colllillut‘d case of Gordon Bates - “19 Tl'lflity Episcopal Cburrh \ull of phosphate. This harmless, suits is use 1:
sparking I)“, {lcluto and inteimcnt will Do in Riy- by thousands 01 people {111 stomach
i
‘and takc a tablespoonful in a glass of E35191“ vacation.
furthermore. to con pa .1,v 111th BcIrilll Barkcr. Horace Bun.
None 1111:; for one week. While relief and Raymond Haycs, all of this city.
17‘.-
Tho lllsms Dorothy, Priscilla
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31111111., have returned to thcir
homo in the Bay state aftci having
Jad Salts is lnctpenslvc and 1511111119 'Illnyrlti11.sllort fish at tho home ol'I.
lemon 111 1111! Mrs Charlrs F.1blumth, in
Mon ni'cnuc. . 1
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:1roublc with cxccllent Insults—Adv. itim-l on Saturday announcing the
_ 11): irrlagc of Albin Gporgc 'l‘huycr 11nd
A good 11111. 111115 1,031 in 11.0 lust Miss ll1lon scullcy was in pictlyI
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saree‘.
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Ismull husincss, inasmuch as‘ no such
ccrcmony was pcrformcd. it is h.I1rd
l0 Icharactcrizc such moanncss _ §
H. A. HEGELEIN
TINNING
By Competent Men
56 Water St, South Norwalk
Phone 473:3
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“fililiiflllill” WBMiB
IWill Find .1 Helpful
Suggestion
.could hardly drag ,11boul.should pr0-‘
'Ifit bv All}. Carter's cxpcricncc. Shc'
says: -—~"l am the mother 61" 1131 child l
ren and 1 got st/wcak and run- «louni
that I couldn‘t cat anything" and it
Wearersi of
Glasses ‘
Should try our TORIC or
Icurved lens. ,It gives, the
LARGEST positive ' FIELD
OF VISION; as the curvature
of the glass, conforming to the
shape of the eye, allows you to
look directly through all parts
of the lens “ /
THAMER'
around and do my work. I tried dif-I *
lerent doctors' remedies without ben
9111.1 saw Vinol advertised and dccld 1
ed to try it, and recélved so much,
tinned to take it. and it has built up'
my strenglt and made me strong and-I
well. I consider Vinol'tbe .hest medi- 1
cine I have overtaken, and advise all
wteak r11n—dowu w_omen to try. " Mrs. i
Bessie Carter, State Road N. C. ’
l I]! all the tired. overworkeo, rIun~I
down Women in SouthINorwslk could'
. check :13 any 0111 ever dreamed of.
Made in Norfolk patients, with jaunty little tie and fancy collar.‘
Sizes 14 and 16—81650.
it wasn't, quite April 1, but if‘
\vhcn they got there 0 sign reading: ',
“Clete” made the v
\\ ter- before bronkl‘ast while it is of ““9. ‘9 “WWW by nutomoblle 1" com-
DEATHS AND 11111513“qu wimp,“ u...
1111dI1 ’
The party who telephoned the Si 11- ' '
in
I " This Letter 3
l ()rcru'orkod, run down ‘fiIiIggcdi
'0111" women who tool as though they '
'sccmed almost impossible for me to get ~
benefit from the first bottle that I can I "
mas
Sick headache. bil'iousness, coated
Zlor the occasion was fitting. The Rus— tongue, head and no.5? clogged up with
man national anthem was sung by the 11 cold—always tracd this to
mngregatlon. iliver; delayed, fermenting food in the'
; ' ; rbowels or sour, gust-3y stomach.
~Garage room [or two automobiles , Poisonous matter clogged in the in.
.1 South Main street Inquire Harris testines. instead of being cast out of
system is reabsorbed into the
Th.“ school children “1 Nogwalk ' delicate brain tissue iLcauses
onges-
Elcfiem:
homo. bled today in the midi; mg Madam, l
firityn of th°r respective “90°13 39': Cascarets immediately cleanse the.
“Vi and 1131“ patriotic exercises. The stomach; rémwg the Hour. undigested II ‘
Ip‘urpose of the meeting was to ”111111an 11116 foul gases, take the “eggs
"Ln 'B‘mem °‘ “‘9 new“ of 00in- bile {min the 11v'e'1- “and any out all
In, the Franklin 59310? High the constipatod Iwaate'. matter and p6i:.""'
I?”
.1119.» Judge Nehemiah Condos gotta aims in the 150.9315,
AW talk. The program 0011' "A (311th tonight will surely
of: the 111113111: of the "5181‘ straighten you 011th .moru‘ln
Bonner," out: Ibo theII ,tlax. wqkaI ‘
torpld '
“The Thibe- 0 Eye Service"
Oculista, Optometrists, Opticians.
3? Atlantic 811., Stamford, can.
Open Sat. till 9 p. in. Eat. 1897,31
."which contains beef 11nd cod liver pep-
'a'nd glycerophosphatss,
. blood
lable topupply the demand. —Frank ll.“
only realize how our delicious Vinol,
tones,_lron and manganese peptonates-
supplies the
vital eloments ne'ces'sary to build up‘
' d strength. we uouldn‘t be
_ Baxter, iSouth Norwalk. Also at the
’ leading «11:11: stores in 1111 001111.:
' towns. --A.iv. 1
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The Reed 81 yo k
Electncal Co. .
Herc
pricc:——i
'l"hc1'c’:u'c “first” 'suits in shoe-top length of :13 51111111 and bright and pretty ‘1
Red and black, or blue and black; for exampled"
,Iing as charming can be.
back. Such attractive
$18.50 to $35.
putatively little decoration.
an.
Poiret twill suits in beautiful new rose and honey tints box- pleated skirts, coats!
stitched in fancy patterns and finished with sash—$35. -
. _ Braided suits of Poiret twill in déep 1I1.1vy blue, box- pleats at back of jacket Wthll?
. has larva f.111cy collm and is finished with belt and buttons; skirt trimmed in matching
I6lf€€l-$ 12.30.
Stilts of burella and guuniburl and poplin and fine serge and Poiret twill;
the Colors that girls most like—S18 to $47.50.
like any other!
..
, Fine shoes
: a6" wished"
of shoe is ready!‘
l Really-beautiful shoes of mahogany calf
on new English last, with corded tip and
blind eyelets and every characteristic of
fine custom shoes—‘38.
,3
Splendid black Calfskin shoes with corded
lip—$8
English- type shoes of fine black or too
calf—$7. _
Smart new Shapes of dark 1:111 calf—4:15
and $6.
‘Biack calfskin, English lasts, blind eye-
lets-45 and $4. ' . l
:i Good and styleful tau calf bluchers with.
IbrOad toe—~34. 1' , 1
" Comfort biochers With wide toe, Igood
“585- - -
st withsmart to "
Let's agrcfe that Daughter wishes a
suit to be worn the first time at Easter. ‘
‘You and She together may choose
pretty one at either of these prices; or at an .
of several prices in between. _,
Other “inst” suits of Poirot twill 11nd of nice serge, made 111 N01folk styles or wit ' I
the new high waisted' coat that has wide belt and patch pockets.
ecoiors as com] and green and navy and tan.
Handsome sports suits of jersey and gunniburl;
Gold and green and jade and 1051: and Chartreuse tones effectively made with coin-1‘?
But what an air of youthful hip. is Etheirs! $25 10 S35. .
Beautiful his-l1 waisted suit of 1.111 Poirot twill with knife- pieal- peplum, collar aunt;
culls finished Willi handsome embloideiy done by hand—$47. 50. '
Second floor. ,' . 9 '
What a 1111111wishes for Easter, that sort
them so gaily.
'. make them diffeient'
those little checked coats Iare!
" checks.
'I' Graceful kid butchers with medium 106
' ;-'-:$..5-. '
I.
,ar‘e‘ nice material and they arc well 111 ,
o’od—lookmg black caifSkin' '
is what you tviii get at 1:31:11
Good style
Careful tailoring
Honest fabric '1‘
Favorite color ' f.
"Z" .
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And just as charm:
30111;: are shirredfat
Sizes 14 and l6—-_I '
what life .md charm! they showll‘
in, 311% ‘
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What prefiy
clulcircn .9 watts!
Yes, indeed; they are prettfcnough to
be worthy of thélittle children who’ll w
Note the smart little belts And‘tbe
pockets!
Flow cleverly they are/trimmed; just :
touch of contrasting color here and then
or pretty butt',ons or some such thing to
Arie those Empire styles not pretty? 1111
those in pointed effects? and how nic’ei'
A lot of novelty among those plants
And are those not beauties, th
roses and golds and the blues god a p15
greens? V ~ . .
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_. Yes; tbéy will give good service.-
That you may count on. .. - ‘
Sizes,6 t6 l4—$4 $5 and to $1 8
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