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ran [mint lentiael‘iiaa a circula-
tion in the town at Norwaik and its
aahrta larru. considerably. than the
cabinet circulation at the other two
local dailies. Oarprera mat laal-
wr "an to alvertlaera.
law tart laraid Weather laraaaat.
Maytairwaatherand treah southerly to
“My winda will prevail. with nearly
than. tamperaturea recorded as yeatorday.
Miowad by thunder atom in the waatern
and late district- at this much and pea-lull
aataraaatat night at tha Atlantic neabpud.
On Sunday. partly cloudy. cooler weather and
inataouthwaat to warteriv wince will prevail.
preceded by rain and thunder storm: on the
”lie: and on Monday cooler. fair weather. tel,
10'“ it! a rite of;temperature.
/ Thermometer heard.
Thalowant point or the thermometer [or the
twenty-tour hour-a Ondlilii' at noon today waa
I" Mauro: highest. in: aim. aero.
Iinlatara Almaaaa tor To-MM.
iaaltlna sun-m a limo mm.
at“! i at'lm iai.‘ 15:9 atom
EDITORIAL SYM [’08] UM.
Clean Street!»
The people oi Norwalk and South
Norwaik are to be congratulated that
they have men in their reapectiva Couuo
it who havaau eye tor the heautilol and
arawr'ddadto eleanlincra. Thla haahean
particularly maniteated um spring in the
am [lull to the atreeta of the
two oitlaa. and whichJater on. will ahow
innit in the care borrowed upon the
ficwardacked little parka about ,town.
Strata free from refute. private "remiaea
and public parka well kept
the moat important iactora
III "0'99”".-
Ulmaiineaa eta healthiuineaa; and in
“connection it la pleasing to note that
tho health ofliciula have prouiiacd Ito be
unuaually active during the aummer in
ridding the town of any disease breeding
nuiaancea that may develop, thus saving
ua tram the poaaibilty of an epidemic.
The Gazette trutlully rays that at parent
liorwaik accrue to he the moat beautiiul
and healthiul town on the line oi’ the
Conaoilduted railroad. May it long en-
joy thin distinction. w. A. T.
The Library Tat.
Nouweaideutv of South Norwalk who
are property owners here, and cunei-
quently aid in the aupport oi the Public
Library, believe they are unjustly die-
orlminatcd against iu1the drawing at
boob Some of the largest taxpayers in
South Norwalh ruideln Beat Norwalh
or beyond the limits of the city. and
thoralm mobiiged to pay tor the privi-
lege oi procuring reading matter. it
would loan that people who are required
topayaapeclai tax (or the aupport oi
“OHM!!! abould he allowed to have
the benefit thereof without paying an
man-omit. 'l'hia in matter the di-
mmicoh lnio.aud it they in-
“ that the memhenhip lee ahould atill
ha paid. the aon-rarideut property-canon
Midaotpayatax to: the support of
an iaatitution (rota which they can de-
rive no benefit. R. G. Di.
The British In (fhltrai.
Lying along the unrtliwmtern bound-
ary of the British Punjab in Alglianin-
tail, and in nrmlumturn Afghanistan,
on the amthern ulnm of tho Hindu-
Kmh mountain». in tho with-moat "If
Chitin], where the gurrimn under Dr.
hone-mu wan min-uni by the Cliitrali
Mia. Chitrnl hi at thmrponingof Dora
pas, in the Hindu-Rum mmutaina.
Briefly pat. (.‘hiiral nmmmmia not only
MI W, but two (itllm. the KhMVIk
and Autumn “warm, which mtitulo
u may road bettmva the [mime of
“outbound: and thrilled Great
Main on the math. Thin iii what gives
W to the preacut «pack of war
between the harm Chittalia and Eng-
hi.
Mmagufinglandmtaiorceto
cushy (lhitral, with the caprnwl but
”and view '0! holding the new
in attention. It Englarullwlanyahadow
d righttodothia, it done instance.
he had no real jurlwllctim over my
molar-mm. Chitraliaoverloo
milaa in ahee line from theme»
in m India. Butwhan the
livers
an era» It 7 ‘
"same year ,
ago, [war in a :
. terrible condi- .
tion with a into j
rum, or crop. .
tion. which 7
broke out all :
over my taea .
and body. hae- '
_7 .. .. In. lllil teati- j
' , monyoi othera ..
p ; fl an to the rub .
‘ ~ “v v - racy at Ann 8
Murillo in like cases. 1 concluded .
to give this medicine a trial. and the o
reauit was a thorough cure. no sign oi j
the complaint making iia appearance .
limo. l have no imitation in recom- -
mending Ayer'a Barsuimnlleior any
kind at akin diaearc."—J. W. Dun. .
More l’oiut. Mira. -
Mel’slltSarsauarilla ;
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Unions itussia‘ meantime nhould make
mun growl oi rcmonstraucc. the result
will probably be that England will an-
nex, or at Intuit assume an active pro«
livctprutc, which amounts to the same
thing, over the territory on the southern
«lope of the Hindu-KIM! mountains.
a territory as large an the proviumof
Kaxlimir. The boundary of uurlhwosivrn
ladiu will he v-xtvudml 200 miles.
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“l’enaiun Bummer-n."
When Colonel (laugh E. Waring. the
.lll‘irlll street (,mnmiseimwr of New York
city, called the rnvmlwrn of the Grand
Army of the Republic "pension innit—
more. " he probably cxpri-m-d tliu mati—
iucut of the kid glove finalux'rxu'y of this
Wholccuuiiiry. The man and thorium: of
the man who sent Kulmtiiul-‘s :uid staid at
home and gut rich during the war have
now only contempt for the humble mun
who uek their country to give them pcn~
violin
Perlutpa homo pi'llSiilllri have been
granted to unworthy inc-u. Ninety nine
hundredths of them have not. Ata time
when they had all that life odors aspir-
ing youth before them, theme young then
turned their backs upon it all and wont
out to fight that this Union might be
prcaivrvml. They gave up the trades they
were going to learn. the education they
were going to get, the pron-minus they
were about to xiv-quire. tht- miniuivrcial
enterprimi that were to enrich them.
and became soldiers. Summit lluw who
' Wont were older and left families of lit-
tle children downdcnt on their daily
wages.
When gold was at par. in the begin-
ning of tho light. they got fill a mouth
pay. A!h-rward, wiirn it required $1M)
J! our pizwr mum-y in equal mum! gold,
thus-uldJ-rs’ pzu'wzt-a Sill n illiiliiil. linil
mi thorn in a gold luie'ir‘, this \i‘llfi equal
in less than $5 a month. 1PM than half
what the pwu'm'i paid lalmrvr in Amor—
lcu N‘i‘f’ll‘l‘ll. Tlrvnierinds ni’ iliI-ni li'ft
thv-ir lmmvs decaying in nmiuim-d grow:‘
on mstitlwni lmiilviis-lds.
The mm who staid at lmlnr' ruin-dilly:
"rum ur lililllllfllt'illri'il supplic.) i'nr ilm
army at ilu- liiglimi prim'snrlwni liihlli‘y’
in tin- gut’t:;iizi:"lit. Tho :«uldiv-r wit 4”
i’l‘lllh on the dollar. tln' lmndiinldvr ll‘lti
«W (with in i‘lu- guvi‘niun-iit and gut illli'k
a iii)li:ll’.\\'lill iniurmi. This ism dd (not.
blow iuriuni-s Wore made during ”in
civil war than at. any niiu'r iimv in this
:‘iiiillil‘y'a' llll-liifl‘)‘. Thin-w\i’ilunmilt‘ihmn
hmuh-d ilwm dawn to their i‘llliill't‘ll.
The soldier's childn-u mmmimm wont
to lili' puirhnusc, Hllnll‘llllli'fl were sup
wriml liyvluirimldv iii-igiilmrn. When
the war was over, the old imyi: wr-m
tnruednui tm-alch on again and [lli'l‘
up a living as tlwy might. Hundmlu of
them eru maimed and bolt and blind.
Thoriamidii of them had spent the golden
yearn of their lives stranding up it) be
ahot at for O-i a month. gold hauls, and
the yearn than spout they never have
bum able to incite up again in the l'lli‘i‘.
{or a competency. Them, with their toll
atiliencd hand». thei a clothing and
white balm—«hall t American kid
glove «numeracy call them; men ‘ ‘pcnaiun
hammers?"
That new limwlmurriugc in Spring-
field, Mam. has luv-n m lmriwtmi that
.‘t in now in npwntiun. lia inventor
claim» that it com only a «cut an hour
to run. A vehicle for twomnstructml
like the ordinary "lmggy" Wright 000
pound». Tim nun-d can be gauged at
from ii to 16 miles an hour. it is claim»
ed. and after it has been running lil
mileaun hour thorn in no harm to rest.
water, lend aml rub down. The nag that
draw» it never gota apaviri, glumhmt or
built. The hug in gasoline, m managed
that an i'lwtric spark touches one drop
of it at a time, prodtmiug a alight ex-
plosion and rapid expuruion of air. Fi-
nally the nag it carried inside the wagon
andwoigha only l2!) pounds. 1! thin
vehicle comes to be the rogue, then
your people can allord oarringm.
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Thane arebcginaingto hegml again.
They certainly are. One of the rim
that purple are able to buy thing:
again la the fact that Hoverhill lately
ahipped by far the lament amalgam
otrlaieawhiehemleit thecltyincne
week.
ltwould not heiirauge it theyear
immmzmmutmm
dammit-immumma
am a
Liam,"
ll lilllfl iillllillll'i.
Elliilllill 8MB.
Whisky dim not cure suck; bite.
_ Ill
produces sunken. him: who were dead
drunk when bitten by a snake have died
from the bile. There in ambulance,
however. that in dmlarnd to ho a perfect
antidote for oerpmit jxiincln. It is utrych-
nine, hyprxloruiically mhnluistcrod in
dwell of from 1:5 in 20 minium of liquid
etryclmino at inturvale of 20 minutes.
The mmedy in in be mlmiuintvriul till
twitching of, tho putlmt'n mum-Ice be-
‘ gin. That in ii sign the tillltlm pnimu has
been overcome, and tho Hirychuiuc, hav-
ing done its work on tho mnmnt venom,
innow beginning on its own account.
Coutmry to tlmcnmnmu belief. there
are now said to balm bacteria at all
in Ht‘l'pt‘lli point)". The vnnuin simply
paralym the nerve content.
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One of tho encouraging signs at proa-
cnt in the growth "I. aim] shipbuilding
in America. Thuru’iu'n niml sailing
Vi‘stmlit. Thorn urn yards fur the cou-
ntruction u! riil'ill idilpn mi tho lake bur-
drre. On this Allanlic vniist llutli. Bul-
linmm and vaxmrt Nun's haw stool
Vi'iiiiolli in progress. America will now
guahcud and take iu-rplnccmicemum
among the shipbuilding nations.
It will henceforth ho to Japan, not in
England or France or Russia, that the
downtrmldengiaiimm oi the orivni will
look as tntlmirdelivori-r. It would have
been dillercut if England mid the other
Eumpcuu powers had not regarded the.
Asiatic peoples merely all creatures to
nineteen money out (ii.
The American Society For Religious
Education ht-ld its animal hunting in
Washington this year. It could not have
selected nmuro appropriuta place. To
got its hoist Work in. however. the so-
ciety should have m-iiiblml il'film the
tilt of March.
More than half the trouble in this
World minim lm-anmi lit'ilpli‘ (in not tell
the truth undiluimt kovp ilwir primi-
inos. si‘tlflltlt you donut make other
people trouble from those mum-s.
The Japanese is of mixvd rave—Ka-
naka, Mongolian and .‘llziluy. Perlnipu
that lie-mums fur him. '
The lllfilllli'el man is ilu- nuc- wlm lulu
lllnnéeli lin iuiuglli :il ll lnw prior.
WEDiZlINCl GARMEMNTS.
‘l'hn [loam-t of the "Hair ilrideamalda
and Tran-ling ( tnltllllr'n.
'l'lu'mntlrruf ilw ixrleiw mud wmlr ll
tmin-d gown a: tin» twirling, :u carding: in
prmulllng rub-,4 m prv mi.
l’nr tin ilrwl mil; lilzti llm lu'hlofnys
illit‘l" lii'r marriuxv -?i v “lull“; ll wmmvluil
iurmui ,”t|\\ll vi ~l!l. wf ii in Jul vmidu :udnr
with llll‘l' or in."- l'ii "win. ._ .:w:~=»niim! in
”in ,N':'.‘~H.'l. Mi 3‘} ' ' i" it “ill‘ viglllllt'fl
lit]: in \t' «whih' l _'" in .l . lllzill lulllni‘l
liMI-nd ml at has. iiil~ lv..'.i: ln ln- wry
ilziiiilynnd “(in . up" i‘l ii ; i'EIIli‘Ji'lt'r and
rump-owl ii 1.3-». ~;‘:m‘ l~., gultl law!»
and liu\'.‘i‘l‘~ :‘lllili'l' than , Hum.
Tili‘ inn-"int: gown l m»! lu-nf (\vm-d,
some or ninth. and a round hat l» mini
with it.
The iirldmnmlde m a “‘Hltillllt wear
gowm in be dieilugulwlml from lili’il‘lll‘lllill
“bulletin do \‘lllu” only by tlwculur. which
should lin rlmr and brilliant. The inn-
tvrinl and ilw rli‘lilii'snni iluu-miumcaw
of limit linlmrlunrv than its guyrty iii lint.
limo. Man and oihrrdrlli-atn tum-s artV rm-
piuyvd. although tho imt ilvilt' oxi'llidi-s
white a» “drawing in tho llrldv calm-hilly.
Yelling, aurah, ”upon and lwngallun am
allaultublc matcrinln. liouml lmtsaru nau-
eitx cows.
worn by the bridcatnalda. an are black
hole. patent lmtim imv [Ilium and
whitenrllght gloves. A fanciful bagur
pin-an amputee tlm toilet. made to match
the gown and trimmed with lace and vii»
. Mara may he addetiii they are
ill!
Ei’
Per-unit in mourning who wieh to at-
tendaweddingmuat aaidciiieirweeda
for WM.UI:11.“ limbo! eti«
quette wunrmourn catamaran”.
Thegowiiolwhiehaahetch iagirenia
mpoaidotbeiqesilkwlthhnmleudnta.
’l’lia Mug bell akin haatwo abort qulllea
a; ribbon, mimduwuvmu immthe
walatandterminatingininm. Thehaett
thahodiaalrgathuuiattho
from iatrhnmedwlthhmtaiiea
tihhnu,
COR. MAIN AND WALL STS., ,NORWALK, or.
lilillllllE GIVEN AWAY,
BEBINNINI}
SATURDAY, MAY ll,’ .
A large line of elegant Furniture, especially manufactured for us.
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to our store and see the presents.
and the articles themselves you will soon poa-
. They cost you nothing. They are the finest and most useful premium ar-
ticles ever altered, :l‘hese
have traded a certain amount at our store. Not necessary to trade it al at
one time; trade at our convenience, and all purchases
presents. Remain
account of the presents.
articles of furniture are given you when on
will count towards the
prices for the goods on
:- that we do not ask you any higher
We sell all the goods at the same price, whether we are
punching a card for you or not.
Wile will give I" callers who are prospective purchasers a card, on manllla board. and every time
they trade with us. we will punch out the amount of their trade. '
It costs us but a lit tle more to do a larger business,
the benefit of the saving. We want to advertise our business,
cuts from us you will not forget us,
in your house. Yours respectfully,
and we are ready to give our customers
and we know if on at such res-
and the articles themselves will advertise u); evgry day vehile
THE BOSTON STORE,
llry Goods, Blanks and Suits, Camels, Kitchen Furnishings,
China and Crockery Ware.
Corner Dlnin
and
Wall Streets.
SEASllNlBlE
Tm: summer reason is with uw and we are stocking up with the novelties of the aeaaon.
60008.
We have been successful in
introducing First Clare Goods and can not allurd to touch anything that is not A No. l.
Wt: Ct uld probably make more money by handling inferior articles of food. But our convictions and one idea is: First
Clean iiootla at Lowest Possible Price. and we find that our idea in being nppnciated more and more every day.
ticlc you are it Seymour cells it, its the beat."
“Any ar-
Notox Wild Cherry, Now: Claret, Htrawberry and Raepberr Syrup; Saratoga Kinnengi‘n Water; Apoliinarie Water;
Suratogu Kiesengca (linger Ale: Dr. Welehee‘ Grape J uicc: Potted
am. Tongue. (‘hiclmn and Turkey.
Our line oi fancy Cakes, Crackers and Sugar Wailem, are above the standard. We have a lot of Picnic Style
Packages this season.
Our Colleen, Tenn and llutter can’t be touched in quality.
Leave your order with ua tor the celebrated “Ferris" llam or Boneless Bacon, the best in the world.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
iElDINB BRUBEB,
TELEPHONE CALL.
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
l3-2n
NOTIBE.
School Taxes.
The a motthe liouih Norw h Union
ballad ntr’l'ct are hereby antiiiei that the
latrictiax at one and one-quarter miila on
the dollar. laid on the wrap monument Hit or
trauma in; or the lair t held on the
ilth day of non hm. at the nltlia atmt
achool hon wiilhe due and payahlla an the
ii day ni‘iiay.lilllt.atwhlch time challhe
pin in the lama at iltiliaoua drug
aahingioi: atreet.’ Emma" .a’t iii:
can a yea
mg! “it: Rim: on all taxes mania.
unpaid an and altar June lat“
eve.
cam oi Tana to: south itmfiblhia.
It
at south Namath. April it 1%..“
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mun wn: IllE
Delivered at no. A HUNDRED: or A TON.
0a and alter flay in. tea wanna will run daily.
SIWED and SPLIT Wililll
in Birch. er a boameom. Oi mono.
Aomm run
iii! Gilli EASTER! iillllllliil
mhwmmpmm
E. '1‘. BATES,
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iPElillLillllllllllillKllls
Time Cracker. are line suede and all strictly ire-h. Your money back
you are diuatiiiled.
b iba. Ginger Elna . 251:.
ll Ilia. lemon Oran m 2%.
ii the. Oyster Gracie". 25o.
it Its. Fancy Graciela. 25c.
I ihe. soda Crachm. 25c.
SPEBIAL PBIBES Hill ""8 WEE
Wuhing Soda, 10 lb. (laid Duet. 200.
Sardines to. Rout Bari. 200.
Ammonia. lie. 4 near Corn, 2. .
Baked Beans. be. 8 can: Pumpkin. lion.
Ccadaneed Kilt. 60. ii lb pail Coitoilne, 27c.
Very Best Eigla Creamery Butter. 28c lb
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 17c doz.
THE NEW Yilllli STORES
Donovan Building, 88 Main Street. ,
Henrik.
Norwalk Chronicler