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a wall street.
’ unstos‘rioss should in silo-ass he
to
‘ l'lll lVlllllG annuals
. flours Nonwankmon.
so You Harald Weather locusts.
er,
Thermometer Record.
‘ ' above sore: highest. in 9 .
llalatnrs Almanac for, Tit-marrow.
It Ill-ea, Sun Sets! Bluhl‘lds Low Tide
018 If. 4:28 at 4:15 at 10:32
1,0, ADVERTISERS.
bungee cannot be guaran—
d the same day copy is hand-
si in. Every reasonable effort
will b. made to accommodate
lettuce, but change cannot be
hinted upon as a right unless
copy is sent in by 2 o’clock
ill theafternoon of the day be-
lore change is desired.
Ilse Kind of Knowledge That Pays.
I (Stamford Advocate)
The Bridgeport papers are discmising
Insult of the modern school system
which is unfortunately too common-—
‘ ”deficiency of pupils in fundamental
1, studies after they have been promoted
it higher grades. For lustsnce.a boy
Who had been in the Bridgeport High
‘iohool for two years was set to work in
, Db father’s store. where his ignorance of
orthography and his inability to solve
;. Its most simple problems in arithmetic
. flied the heart of his food parent with
.9 disgust. It Is to he hoped that there are
not many cases like this. but the average
, hther would be better satisfied if his
, child. before being brought in contact
with the higher branches of human
, knowledge. were taught how to
‘ "all common English words, how
‘ to write a plain English com-
,osition,how lo read. and how to do
implearithemtic. And the school sys-
but that tries to put a fringe of “higher
V hitches" on the tree of knowledge reps
‘mted by an Amrrican boy. before be
.r ‘b acquainted “lift the history of the
" ,Iluited States and fully underslands~so
hrs-a child catwthe sort of guvern'
“ ‘lssnl.national. state and municipal, un-
. , ”which he lives. is not likely to he re
filled with admiration by most parents.
" lineotentha of those who attend public
_. aohools in Bridgeport, as well as ln Siam
lord. will have to begin to earn their own
8; lvlngmtan early age, in mechanical or
Commercial occupations. and the beat
filagtheschools can do for them is to
‘ drillthsm thoroughly in the lower Eng-
?“ branches. If they have natural apti-
”do. they will acquire the rest, either in
'tohoolorout of it.
W... ... ._, .
. nu lateness-soakis.
7 '0 Km Gifts from Auanuln Merchants
" to March» or Other Organisations.
, Anumber of the leading merchants of
Antonia have deemed it necessary to take
mien relative to assessments for the
benefit of churches of all denominations.
Miss of all kinds, hither social or
Otherwise. and in accordance t'llll their
Whavs signed a number of results»
liens which went into effect November l.
3 h resolved that they wlll contribute no
arflclaofmerchsndlse to any organisa-
”whatsoever. and under no circumv
mucus“ any srtlcls from their
uses to any organisation unless the cost
8 [aid in cash. In the purchasing of tin-
entitling them to admission theater-
' Is, they hind themselves to
. . . not morsihan two tickets as a
. Of course it is optional whether
hotels are purchased. To further
‘ " . themselves from showing partialin
churches and organlzstlons they
shelved that they will not take
iasnyadrsrilslng shestmrogrammc
ofdancnorother form of adver-
mitt“ which is presented to than:
church. union or other orgaalw
is addition they hold that the
glftadvartlsicgls an 11th
‘ ~ of investment. sad as and
‘ i. 1006. they sgrss to do
outside of the newspapers.
”journals of their Iss-
aaii that all such advertlsv
now to operation or canard
at the
~ locum-armless-
. mm (rummaging
. ,IlsnonthaMonarssr.m
hy-sswshoratsoswssntobapsta
,, wires—so. no Whitman-rm.
Miultphono call. ”-5. m
Norwslk: Whose
as partly cloudy to cloudy weather will
yprevail. with rising. followed by fal-
' , temperature and southwesterly winds. atp
‘ " " g in rain or snow. 'lussdsy. fair. colder
fl and northweslsrly winds will prevail.
‘ “cold Wave" preceded by local snow on
New, ingland coasts. and on Wednes-
lear weather and slight temperature
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
tit-four hours earlier: at noon today was
be p w manor. or ill! snout
Comma“ church will not motes
Wednesday erosion. to castle the. pso-
encsla the South Norwalk phuroh.’l'hurs-
day svsoicg tbs usual reunion and roll-
oall of tha' members of the church will he
observed. Thsladlss will serve supper
to all from 5:80 to 7:30 o’clock, w the
meeting willl be called to order this ap-
propriate devotional exercises. conducted
by Dr. Noble. and anthems will bs reu-
dered by the choir of the church. The
roll of the members will then be called
by the clerk of the church. Arthur B
Hill. The Junior Christian Endeavor
Will meet on Friday at 8:30 o'clock. and
the sewing school on Saturday at 2
o'clock. .
Company A of the Boys' Brigade. of
the South Norwalk Baptist church, will
meet tonight at 7 o'clock. Company B
will not meet this week. Thursday
afternoopoocurs the great rally and re-
union of the members of the church. to
which all friends of the church are cor-
dially invited. Supper will be served,
and a thoroughly enjoyable and profit-
able season is anticipated. All who can
possibly do so. should attend. Those
who cannot spend both afternoon and
evening. are asked to come when they
can and stay as long as they can.
The king’s Daughters' circle and the
Junior Endeavor society, of the South
Norwalk Congregational church. will be
obliged to omit their meetings the week
on account of the conference. The
church prayer meeting, Thursday even-
ing. will be led by Deacon Nelson Dicker
man The subject will be. "is There any
Limit to Faith in God 'r"
The Foreign Missionary society. of the
Norwalk Baptist church, will meet at the
church at 1:30 o’clock Wednesday after
noon.
CDUNTY JIEAL'I‘H BEI‘UR l’.
Subordinate. Interested In their Work
and Accompilahing Much Good.
County Health Officer Bill has for-
warded his annual report to Secretary
Lindsley. of the State Board of Health.
He reports that his subordinates are
thoroughtly interested in their work
and accomplishing much towards mak-
ing healthy communities. Contagious
diseases are closely watched. Au inter-
esting paragraph of the report fol lot":
"The most thorough and successful
work which has been done by town
health oflicers in this county in the. past
year has been the work of clearing up
'and removing nuisances around sources
of water supply for the larger towns
In some instances nuisances were found
in proximity to reservoirs and streams
leading into them. This was particular-
ly true of the Bridgeport water sup-
ply Iying in the towns of Plasma and
Trumbull. In this instance the town
had the hearty co-operation of the Water
C). and has succeeded in eliminating a
large number of nuisances threatening
pollution of the water upon the banks of
two of the reservoirs. There are still re-
maining many matters of a similiar na-
ture which are being attended to as
rapidly as is feasible. To a more limited
extent nuisances around the reservoirs
supplying other towns have been rbit-
ed."
llllllllLAllsl Ar scrum.
I'hvy “low ”per: the Depot Safe and
secure About I100 in Cash.
The station of the Consolidated Rall-
road company at Bethel, was burglarized
last night.
The safe was blown open and $100 in
cash stolen. The explosion scattered
railroad tickets all over the cities. and it
was impossible to tell this morning
whether any of them are missing or not
A night man is on duty at the station
every night but Sunday night. and the
thieves ware evidently well posted.
There is no clue to the perpetrators of
the burglary.
Newspaper Iaportara Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work "slight and can be lsorformed by
either lady or gentleman. Previous ex-
perlsnce is not mortuary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
ties. as we understand it takes only about
one fourth of your time. For further
particulars address Modern Press Alisocl
sthm. Chicago. ill.
lf rs New York millionaire gives a do .
her at fith avenue and ”themed. math g
"00.00. which gives lil pimple dyspepsia
and times people spend 31.456.00 in doc-
crs’ bills and finally have to pay $5.00
each for Cactus [ilovxl (“use to cure them
what would be the saving per capita if
the diuner should not be given. there
heln 87 persons at the feast!
Inquire at Plainted’s drug mm. wnme
you may have the problem solved and
g a intervention about. U Arturo ill: at Curr
Mm.»—-—._ M“. ”m... __.
You may eat cheap food and not be
seriously hurt by it; but you cannot take
cheap medicines without positive injury.
if you use any substitute for Aym' Bar-
sspsrllls, you do so at the peril of your
health, perhaps of your life. Insist on
having Ayers’, and no other.
hits-«It lsvsrynicstogo to the
thastrs.bot you'nsver taksms
cars you an. fls-Wsil.l'll take you
we»
pie to attend the meetings of the cosfsr- ~
mom Would do well to secure such a posi- » .
Liver Complaint}
(land by the [lac of - .
Area's PILLS.
N! “UK Pawn.
arrangement ‘7' ‘1 9.29.9!
ill! Cont. Wlli Buy I Wife.
or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Mer-
rill. of Fairdale, N. Y.. says: “Dr
Hand’s Colic Care is far in advance of
anyremedy of its kind I ever used. it
will .quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby iscrosa and fretful while teething
apply Dr. Hand‘s Teething Lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents.
Drug Store,
If Washington Street.
........ wMa—w-w—
MRS. illi ll l. lilillflllill
"an be cannula-d at her other,
Detectives Needed flero. "
Superintendent Charles Ainge. of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis,
Ind. announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not nunssary to success. He
from in a. m. to 7 p. no. any day ssrsept Monday
The [Water In s molar oh amino and m
the an. ei xteen years has in
of 8V0.“ 0' Ladies shlfsrrlns
a special”.
from any dlfflr-nlr. inn em in the sex «sat
consult ”r. ”all!" in the strictmt mundane-r.
. rhesus Bsmady.
"I would rather”trust that medicine ,
than any doctor I ltnow of." says Mrs.
Hattie Mason. of Chiltonflarter Co..Mo..
in speaking of Chamberlain's Colic. Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
G, C. Simeon. druggist.
Are Your Children Subject to Group?
Erery mother should know that croup
.-Camta. and Trade-Maria obtained and all no
our business conducted for ”granny: nu.
0U! O'VICI ll Oman U I 'IYWO'HGI“
land we can secure parent‘s» la; use: than that
(remote from Washington.
4
- Send model drawingor hold with my
can be pmvenw. The “I“ "W’P‘om 'tion. we advise. if Melanoma“, not. frssof
0' ""9 croup "‘ boardroom. ““9 l" {0" charge. Our fee not due till Nantlawrurcd.
lowed by a peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given
freely as man as the child become
finance. or even after the rough cough
as evvlo . .iteill revent the at , .r- ,
25 and (SO-mt luittlespfnr sale by G .J it?“ ”n" ornamwaamaovow. D
Still-on. druuuist "
rain: Parents." with
{burgh mum
Address. 1
y I" ‘ 1' ” Hrs. If)
1:03:7an the U. S. and
: sent free.
G.
The Leadlng Dry Goods; more.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Dress Goods:
this fall. and there is only one way it can be (low “41ml us for as to give me suprri
or qualities and styles at less prices than they are it do elsewhere.
charm your Dress (loads.
latest weaves and colorings—no two alike—that are womb investigation
FUR APES. .
Wool Seal. Siberian rival. Black Opossum. In 2d '27 aml :10 mrh lengths
lttlss‘sr rs ”rut
fault Ma’ulcines
Bean‘s, Stillson’s
Physicianhr n...
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. flour...
ethelllslfarli‘r
and with the ml‘lf‘nfm of («'stng tlw mm N
c.A.suowaco.§
i.
We expect to sell a good portion of the people of Harwell; and vimmr, their
and Fur Capes
Important and large utilisation of new American llrm Wnokrls, at 39:. and
50c. that for style and value will malts it plain in you aims it will pay to par-
We also carry an elegant assortment of Imported Dram Patterns in all of the
We are offering some special values In For Cumin huh nil-diam and fine
gnodsin the following furs and lengths—~E‘rnnr*h (Inner, .tacraehan, (firms seal.
”HAS BOUGHT THE-
. "For several .- n . “‘3‘ ‘ ‘7
your», 1 was n m "01'. ”Ill” "01' 70 "IE. .
greatsuflererfrom 3 . ‘ ‘/
liver complaint. Ll” ;, ‘
which caused se- MI W”... .00 -
Q - vere pains outlet 9 ‘WW ‘ .67!
:3 '. x the right lilac. Dana’sfisrsaparllla. or
’, ,’ from under the . Rssolvent. ,70
-' l rlglltslmulrlrr- 'sfinulsinn. do . .
blade. snllowurss “I ”m, ‘ .70 _ . .
of the shin, low- ° Milton's Specific for Malaria. .7» .
aplrlteduess,nml cramp in the stuumcli. 0 W50??? Wmld. .65 OF
I am pleased to be able to stain llnif. ! 0 MW. lila. 12 " "
have been rollevml of all those com. 0 Wk,“ “down, .10 ' ‘
plulnls by the use of Aycr’s l'ills. 1 W’C‘Wl“ mm. .12 .
llurllln-iumlso.tube muelegam sin-.r-«lm- 3 While 33 ' i ‘
nerplll."—Mrs. M. A.3Tk.‘All,illlllll'-),l":t. 3 art'wmévbwsfig'v fl: arVIs e ogg 0 orWa
r ‘a Radams re Killer a». .75
AYER S P ILLS g Radam'smcmba anarlqpi, jars... zoo ’ !
Recelv tl Highest Awards 0 Viable Inna 81min. .llli
AT THE woman man l: -—FOR-—
600 0" lHEllilllAll.
lllDle Is now on SALE.
The goods are all right, at-d you will get the benefit.
The goodszare having a big sale, and you should call soon
and get the bargains. ‘
BIB llll0P IN lillflllilllES.
look at our rices and com re them with those ou r n w ' ‘ ‘
will be sure to on i on us. pa y a e o paying, and you
aw Tomatoes. So can.
3i . , ' .
editsnlarge criminal peperand will send 3:13:31}: eradugempe max»! 531?»: .. gm, Corn. So. a... 3 [3 than 5.333%? 1933...... 18c.
twlth full particulars. which will 91- furnished for confine-mam eases. Terms mad. ” Pea-Min can. 8 “ “ “ Apricots.15c.
plain how youmsy enter the profession mm. All MM WM" "WM 7’” l,“ Go“ Dust 199' 3 “ " " White Cherries, 130-
addressing him at lndianapolis. lnd. "‘"W' "LL, 3 lb! “0 WIN!» 306- ~
__ _.. - _ ~ “W Theabove goods are warranted to be first class and cannot be duplicated for
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and nlu- the
Woes we are selling them for.
e are still selling the best Flourin the.
Flake reduced to $3.40 per bbl. in face of the
actual miller's advance of 25c r
bbl. -Ia it not good judgment to stcure a bbl. of flour at old price from us at cupcg.
is s are dangerous.
or Teas and Coffees are still in the lead. Our Butter beats anything in the
city and our prices are the lowest. Special reduction in 10 lb. Tube
1' ll 2223's. Granulated Sugar for Ql 00 Cranberries, 10c qt. 5 lb. jars of pure fruit
9 y, I :. ’
New lllrk Grocery company
DOSOVAN'fl BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK. .
33 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
l
market fashion p3, barrel :Snaw , N
36th Street and let avenue. I
40.}; Street and ill avenue. i
won and Reliable Dally llirecl "
—BETWEEN-
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWAI.K.
NEW YORK CI TY.
V—m
Freighlm-
line
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN.
Will leave Pier 28. E. 8.. Beekman street. New York. at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, ll 9 m.: South Norwallr. 6:00 p. m.
Freight rccrived from 7 a. m. to o p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk. .Eagle and Vulcan will; be
sent forsprcial lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity. ‘
”All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boats of this
line on mount of the owners thereof. on if
“—ABK FOR—-
8ROWN’S $3.00 SHOE.
And you will see not only a
Neal and Perfect Flttlng Shoe.
But one in which the
Tristram & llyall, N‘orwall. Conn.
mm... armpit... to. ' ’ ’ ‘
hook for . “ll“ We of a...
the Sign Blue Bell.
STOCKS.
If you liflll’w in norm in wrote in a safer and
sonwstx lllmluh.
Woo—w...
snlworlhe ton-in discretionary nmsmw
Automatic Station.
P J . F LY N N,
Plumbing. Stein and Gas Film
ion WASHINGTON 81‘.
J. 1'. tires will have Wilma ufithls
sat.
nasal-ins overhauled and not is llrst slam
Was.
your mmflcnlnns to the
Metropolitan News Co.,
as rm as . am, lass.
on these aims” swim More prvfnrn
rh-lr own admiral . are airman-rt ton
to our Daily Ernest-amen. witch um
Minn tent armrntlvm on active siesta.
“'1...”me so:
our ., per
with is on m,
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MW
68 001N333“ ST...
14'
Muaplsyoalks
hectares ' gas. «was it!!!
him mm m
lowlllmaia manner Wfll'lim em and wag“;
will you frcmlltn s per mm. weekly to
rattle stations are Located use Follows: any 3%" marten. n will m we W than
Wall “that. - - untramlflos. double the average rate or femur in any
New Banana. . Nswilanaan M . outlaw business pum'ts. morons metres
'mayton. » I). W. «loom a . from ltd use.
mm Norwalt. - . a. slam. an. em pinned mtmm M Ma»
w’i‘”°“‘ ' ‘ s ”s a ”he ”‘3' iv‘i"¥f.‘l"r”'n§i’"5fi§ ‘" ii" ""'" ”it“
* . - . i' . . . u a . rs. a or
W Iwn'lndlcalss ' ' VIM! ran chm salience sperm .sddrsw
We remit mum is m and ”claw
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211““ W
50
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Wiles laws to.
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it thr- best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVEPY PAIR WARRANTED.
flail and «serum» them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Mala Street. 80. Norwallt.
lllllllllEPlllll usmtss ennui
(m IIOI‘I'IIAID ”3001...)
826 Mala Street. Bridgeport. Conn.
Only regularly organised business college in ll‘airfleld
county, Sand for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in Muses.
csmmssusumaiism
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Norwalk Chronicler