mmtmmld it ails“ hi
to .
ml IV!!!” assistant.
floors Unawsraflon.
Ila lusts; leatlael has a rimsla
tits is the less st small ass its
a. M lsvrsr, sessilerslily. tires the
W sirsllallea e! the ether in
lttsl dailies. Orr press rent is at
wayseysa “advertisers
l‘stvl’ssa let-ta westasr rumor.
;; ”Murmur cloudy. colder wists»
Irwllnsvstinreceded by rats or snow is
MWJIIGD lusts hostile” to sortie
'0” Mount“ in the aliersccn, with
slowly this; teioperslors in this section. Ora
Malay, warmer. lair watcher will prevail,
withhshtusrlsbis wisds. mostly miller y;
aadea l’rldsy wsriusr, tali weather. mobs:
hly teilpwed by non.
casts-ouster toms. 1‘9
”slowest pointer the thermometer for the
Meaty-mm eudiiw at ones today was
.3 More»: highest. if; 6 shove zero.
,-_._...'
Itatatue Alt-sass for 1min.
“3%.”ij writ“. “all“
What Is Not Known About (lo-t.
At a meeting at the New York Amt
eroy oi Modicirie recently is curator at
dissident physicians contributed tom,
slice mo of their wide, profound and
exhaustive ignorance on the subject at
(out. First one doctor sold it was not
very prevalent in Americas Another
remarked is little later that is "armed
in America to a large cutout." It used
to be attributed tohigh living, but now
we find that persons most temperate and
simple in their eating and drinking are
as apt to have it its anybody.
lest it was attributed to acid in the
blood. Doctors have been going it its»
maudously of late on the subject of sold
in the blood. But now causes 01. Wil'
llsiu H. Draper. who inclines to the
idea that. sitar all, front is a nervous
. Its attacks are ve y similar to
oi spurely ner (finesse uny-
A The ideas is that gouty
list Dr.
Draper said ho hurl had numerous mos
whero meat diet was the host. Tin-rs
was only cull [mint advanced by ln.
Bishop that some imuliczil brother did
not seem in rliiputc. it was that tin.
drinking til hour and trio and sour with:
made this discuss much Worm. Again.
{or many your» tho hosvy drinking of
Walt! mini ml wan rs has hum popu-
larly wlviiciih d by physicians as a It‘ll‘l
oily for both “out and rliou-matinrri.
Even this loud (ilii iiiiporiiiitiriii was at
plotted at that llllf‘bll'n‘, li'li’ll:llll3(. ll’r,
Draper said tho lllitll‘t thing was in drink
plenty of purl; wulrr. It was just plain
Water, tintiiiiiivrail Willl'l', that did the:
good.
The Aiiiorii'mi inmmrr to: law is (it;
aearly mmuvii ""07"“ in Him! llrltislrs
”it is in this l'ulmi man's. This is
W rrl ”in moist rim-liter of pimple,
English and Alllt'l'll'ltflll. who got timir
inconsi- from iiivmrmmts hers mi
spend their in the British kingdom. By
lb imposition of this income is: we
shall catch small shore of tits Astor
.d Vlndcrliilt money helluva It you 01st
of the country. We shall atmoutch a
little portion at the vast aumhcrot trill.
lions that no to the old country lire
Wot dividends to British £3.
Min their money invested ta -
ens enterprises This is on annulus
consideration. at my rim. Th0 Assert
minimum isot so much iii-ports”
la Great llritain that tits lorsiati o‘er
unpublished in The imam the pm
mt)! till new lumtslllaptisnss
W that thry mat dsolavs their
, because by April iii.
A new industry has hasndevslopsdia
Pssasrlrssia sad is militias rsptdly
W it is nothing less llawi the
instant artificial sills, rumours
, matters Irst disrmersd tasting
illlsachqaaatitles that tilsywsrssws»
and uni-sell. Custom and
”is!" mottled that smile“ rears
Iilkthaathsmatheyieptmfl»
“yield. Memmsrtsthytav
worm. Thoma-illumina-
munch-imam"
“mwluudwll‘ihshyallhy. lt
Dwelsswarstatmotwstw.”
' “sarcasm-simian“ '1‘)»
”mt “Midi!”
sssity its-sills iii-iii sis-iii toss
, WWW ltltesaidispsiwsit
. firmwmtywm
[fit-sis wants-us.
”v
'1!» Wfllhm trill-isle
”WWsadmiasm
lawnmmmm
sag...‘
.. A... or
m artisan-sit ham
m: l IH'OIIC
ltilliiwhutltiodilt- .
t l
mlirlil. liohody _
lows» the pain
3‘... soil misery which -
. ‘ mlwliitlhcluiiirto' .
i; ”lit iii who oi the -
iiirdliliuus [Her I
sunlml. At last.
’ A MW 15 “fll'fiiillil' .
i ilillii, this piiiilii D
cussed. lmiiiiliii‘wd tho iiwui ilw Sill” ~'
kitwr'lllii lot is sliniie your. until liic
thermistor» l'iiliti'ly iiiarii.piiursii,".. .
.lsstsa WMl. propiistm' iii livery static. o
inseam. oil. 3
heist; Salsaiaiilla
'Adtnittod [or Exhibition
AT "ll WORLD'S 'All :(
_,_ ........ , ..... .. . .‘
BROAD l’llV ER.
The {allowing pupils at the Broad lllvv
or school were present every session dur~
its the month oi Marvin Kowsrd Wil-
sou, Bertie C mistook, Lester Comtoch.
Wallis floodriclis, Prank Lycett, Charlie
Anderson, Percy Carters“, Ella Alger.
Lulu l’syiis.- Willis,Collios, Percy St.
John sud Artie Wells were ahseut one
swims. and Eddie llcriiriclis, llartin
Troy, Leslie Alger, llrrliiii Mars, Sarah
Castersli. Basie Critters”, Lillie Payne
Ethel Hodges, Lillie Kuupp and Etta
Knapp only one day each.
CRANBUBY.
lliss Ilionio Grocery has moved into
tires, ll (luxury [ti-lull Charles Bunion
has moved into this house ioruicrly occu-
pied by Ilrs. Gregory.
The April Fool sociable which was to
have been lurid by Washington Lodz».
loudsy night, was past posed.
'l’hsddsuslltreet hat aloud to Check
out Bill.
ml’oplarl’latnasclwol is closed tor
. 'dfitsw‘
__.._..._.
s .
THE £47237 FASHIONS lN JEWELRY.
Mama.» and ”missus Am this; Want.
Jeweled tilde (snubs.
Earrings have I.” ii rileiillud {rum tholr
slam oi llllliw’mliiw tli’niiltllldu, sud once
mom tho yz'wislizr hi.» "ll“ [ithlilllllfllllfi diiiiiu
ivy ilio our, ”Will's rim liski it into the try
lit; rm "mi in gr“! till: slim-t of iartiilcisl
llrilil. 1‘ch or» tiiiiidwrr‘mils and tailor
risiiiililtca luv u (fillllllle‘, ior only is vulus‘
rimi om 00‘5”.» pic: is ill tlrsylluhl with a
lmttttcl. 'l'lriys Hi lumps, windmill. View
svrlitalm oiidmr litllM rm. broimht lorth
(or ltlsfmrllml, and ii mllurigiri tiioooiloo
rims plem tin.» lmly iwr iii-insure is taken.
slim! ism wimwl. iiiiialiiil diisluns are
.aiiliroilli .1 “ml rim ttl’lillllil his music to or-
ilrvr. l‘lir ivwrc timii WM) yours tho citr-
riiiu: hm iiiic “crud iti'li rm: tlrirtiii' {itflli'
lilll, At t hill!" fir i if lumps in m 2
limbo,» tin ,simka I. will . Ally i‘l ,‘rltl’s ago
our mother.- w ' . pi Mil-til. tll‘llillill'illn as
long so ii” if him»; uliluillz‘h. Aliliiiiiuli
thaw nrrmimrii. .Isli tilt"! morn min-liniwd
liy Mummy it Si'lti‘llln in is» amen wholly”
or rm; iln-y mil lx'iliii'il warn. ll lmn'
(ha-um to. ~ imi t2» , l..3'ii“llllil‘ll in Paris
n—ii‘m l‘.’t:’1‘.il.! will i imiispriimlilu in the
“null MM ‘i
broad laced ttmiwli who ruliips that soli~
list-r, Writs; the hair and their drawing
sonny similar: Mum», ct wldsiilu. the
IR". which is out stimuli-remit to apiaiu
«museum. ily Wtalmritttm thus-aroma
slut may Mysticism or list attention dis.
trsrtvd,
this it» your“ larlitons at eoliiurs
his muesli-rots urn mm li worn, and tbm
airs elitism marry thirty iiisrrsd plus and
miss its wttslarr and itmflldl shcll. In
sum eapvwstvu [mds liar top Is at open.
wort. mid, stair-warmly twisted and utter:
rival-id, ’I’brrrl am aluislda mire, the
slips to! which ans ml with small stones.
“the uranium "’IIMM?‘ is at chestnut
«Mill, The shirt has rial-ins at Whack
assassins to innit M” a panel or toss
attit- «mm with an application or the
cloth. Tin iii-1h lavdim ta ”thud at the
waist is drool suit Mum and was truth
More and at tbs hark am a point of
satin it» tics slim panel. The pislts at
thrusts" In“ In plum hystlsss but
laws. 7km. dunner-i plats. and the
W miles is at on satin.
It’ll!!! (3W.
”4*-
MIM ”it at Isaac tear salts
away.
it down i» or «We! the till” lilo tin adult, .
D¥ ,W
'WORTH ; ' ‘
Bill Hill illl Ellllillll fill
50c.
YOU 0" 1‘! AT
HALE’SQ ’
N’
flat Interested Parse-ally,
Editor 015mm.- 1 notice in your
editorisl column 0! last evening that
CWDBllm-tll Weed and myscli received
train tbs pain at the editor of antitrust.
a pretty thorough overhauling on account
of the petition we sssumed in regard to
the sprinkliozfoi that portion at our
streets occupied by the Tramway com-
pany. thtI wsuttossyiu regard to
this matter now is thst the dust caused
by the rapid running or the cars at this
line does not in any way annoy me
personally. nor am! personally interest-
ed in any way on the streets through
which the road passes. As tuJMr.
Golden, who I believe seconded the
resolution, being interested, be can
answer for himself I can only say
now, as [said at the meeting 0! the
Council, that either the company should
sprinkle their road, or the speed should
begreutly reduced, not for my benefit,
but for the benefit of the people residing
on the streets through which the Tram
wsy passe» This position may be
wrong. but please bear in mind it was a
request, not an order. In regard to a
lunch wagon. it is similar (or the
mayor acting under advice of the city at.
toruey to determine, and not iostbe
Council. Yours.
C. F. HALLUCK.
( in: Burma, in the matter reiemd
to by Counctlman Bullock, warned to
show thst a point could bestraiiied in
one case and not the other. We believe
that as regards the lunch wagon, the
Council. mayor and city attorney should
favor the business men who rsmoostrat-
all rather than tbs single foreigner who
wants the use of our streets (or blipri-
vats gain. We repeat what wc,sald yes
tarday, that there will beluo lunch wagon
him it the mayor refuses the license. We
srs not a lawyer. but we venturethe
Illfi‘mwl that the applicant mm
larcea license. I! this is so he has so
right to it, and ought not to have it. “
‘__ ”cw... so.)
PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE.
loll ol ltassar at tho Over River School
For the Month or larch.
The following pupils of the Over River
school were perfect in attepdaucgnurlug
tbi- month oi March:
Kinderusrteu~Fiors Bales.’ Adele
Pryor. Iisbel Keeler, Bessie Byiugton,
Msrjurie Cummings. Kate English,Annie
iiuurmeri, Louise Yiiungs, Julia Wstrr
lord, Charlie Byington, Charlie (lold-
M‘hmlill. Smith ilodirey. Reed Hoary,
Bertie Austin. Fri-d Biuudsxe, Henry
Cahill, Walter liyutt.
Room 2—lleryl Austin, Josie Bates,
Edna Bennett, Hattie llmthsrton. Helen
lily. Ethel Ursy, Jennie Gilmore, Irons
Ichenn, Mabel Pryor, (lludys Street,
Add Waterbury. Emma Wstrrlxury,lar-
Juries chorliuuiicr. Going» Crosby, Ger-
ald Catlin, Arthur UildWUld, Samuel
Holdschniidt.
Room Jl~Ucrsrdus Adams. John Bates,
i‘iirstrr Benedict. Howard ”on, (is age:
louhum. Howard Johnson. John Kline,
Charlie Kellogg. llenry Treadwell. Er-
nest Wilaiuwn. Elsie Cummings, Fannie
ilulslachmidt. Lina Hill, Etta Hyplt,
Edith lunch. Ethel PattenJulis Smith.
Jennie Smith, ids Taylor, Mabel War
rib. “attic Wenorich.
Room i-Theodore Morris. Ernest
Wheeler. Eddie Austin. llamuel Heu-
drich, Frederick Rowe, Willis Taylor,
Leda-ma Adams, Florence itsotheflou.
lotion Cummings, (trace Glover. Junie
Bruudsze, Alice l’ressy. Laura fiber»
wood.
Mom 5—Annis Bolts. Jenny Cahill.
Freda Fsrausun, Emily Ferguson, Alys-
ilragory. Anus Rider, Josie Melissa,
Edith Parts, Leila Potter, Ziola Allen,
Zuslla Allen. Viols Bates. Florence
ledwio, Gertrude Oustead, Jessie
Pom, Itariou Welton, Elsie Bill.
Charlie Hill, Fred Judd, Altar: Kicker-
ausi, Willis Payne. Frederick licollrld.
(looms i’ltuuts. Joey Ella. Eddie Gilmore,
George Raymond, liswis Bbumauu. Frill
Billy.
Boom t-llarrle Balcom, Harold
Clarke, A. (loldsohmldt, Ned Tattle, W.
Whimsy, J. Benedict. L. Branden.
Alisa Day, Callie Ayatt. Flor-Dos
lidsols. I. Fauntleroy, D. Williams.
Percy Belle. My.
Icons ’l—-Barry (luldubmidt, Edith
Cousins. Ernest Gregory. Ethel Wilcox,
‘l‘hmss lie-gas, Julia Lockwood. Agnes
Bryant. Harry Boom. l’lorsscs Bos-
A faster Gees Its-m.
Ilium. P. lioptiss «matti- sspsre
toatatstbatboisluassdctiltty
suilsnsoitstrsytbsespsssssutthecsa-
, Just tor s starter? Saturday only, beginning st 9 o'clock. . ‘
- Three thousand yards plain and fancy Dress Goods, all good and staple styles, regular prices
from 25c to 600 a. yard; choice of the lot, 12):: yard. ‘ .
Five more pieces Black Silk Warp Henrietta, some as we bud such a. big success on a short
while ego. Early camera can have it at tile a yard. The regular value is 31.39.
French Cheviot Borges in Navy sud Black ., 50 inch, the finest line on the market, just ex-
actly what you want; regular price, or; at 75c a yard.
I.
\
DOMESTICS. >
Cotton Diaper, 18 inch, best quality; regular price, 450; this week 350 piece. ,
Turkey Bed Damask, some would call it good value as 29c. Special for this week, 19c yard.
Good Dress Style Ginghams, at this sale, to yard. '
HOSIERY. l
One hundred dozen Ludies’ Fast Black Hose, always considered a 250 stocking. Just th tilt
of it. Only lzlc pair. '
Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose, 8 pairs for 25c.
Men’s Fancy Laundered Shirts, Collars and Cufls attached, new goods. Just opened, made 0
retail at 750; our price, 500.
CLOAK ROOM.
Ladies' All~Wool Cloth Capes, black, navy, tan and brown, handsomely braided in deep Van-1‘4
dyke point efl'ect. A very stylish garment for 81.25. ‘
We have just opened a new line of Ventilating Corsets, same as are sold every where at 69c;
all sizes, this week at 39c pair. (see window.) ‘
Ladies’ Gingham aprons, good patterns, 10c, 15c, 19c, 256. All new goods.
THE BlSTllN Sling.
CORNER MAIN AND Willi SIS, NllilWllK.
BE 0N ., HAND
SATURDAY
. FOR THE
SPECIAL OFFERING fl
TEA! TEM! TEA!!!‘
A NEW ABIlIVAI. 0F TEA.
We have just received another invoice (twenty-five packages, 1,000 pounds) of our FAMOUB \
FORMUSA ()ULONG TEA. which we sell at 500 per pound, and know from experience that this
TEA
is superior to any offered in this city for almost double the price quoted.
WE ARE ALWAYS BUSY. WHY?
BECAUSE:
Our goods are always new, fresh and clean.
BECAUSE:
We always appreciate your trading and dozjustioo to everyone.
BECAUSE:
Our prices as ususlzsrs the lowest for first‘ulltss goods.
BECAUSE: .
In every detail we have made this store the home of the people. l
lillillil IE. Siillllllll
lillllllfi Elllllill.
1s
an ultimatum, lElii’illilE till, l3-2.
Norwalk Chronicler