5; These goods are regularly sold for $1.25 each. We wi
a
THIS WEEK" WE OFFER
700 Nickel Alarm Clocks
Fully warranted for one year for
. 63 ots.
3"".
also oil'er a handsome line of
C; Oak and Walnut M ntle Clocks}
?
z.“ 'Vla'sl'iington Street,
Which are
23 inches high, run eight days, hali' hm .'
ulaior, fully warranted to
trike,
'e year for $2.19 each.
cathedral gong. patent reg-
O
A LOT or'Nicszso TABLE LAMPS.
iBest make, (entral draft, complete with porcelain shade, for $l.:’.9 eaeli. .\bove prices?
are for this week only.
. .STURTEVANT,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN’
STREETS,
.0th Rom-IR. Connecticut
Wmvmn .13..- .. ....
LL GOING om
STI
OF C. H. HARVEY'S STOCK OF'
BOOts, Shoes and Rubbers.
.._.._.._._._- .._._.._-_4_. mm- ..-- _....__.. n- ~.
T 0 Close out, Everything is Being Sold at Prices Never Heard of Ileiiit'e. Come liarly.
Store open until 9 o'clock Week Days, and ii) Saturdays.
" j HARVEY’S SHOE STORE,
7O N. Main Street, - -
So. Norwplk.
'm.. ,
TW
0 paces“:
We don‘t mean two prices for the same article. we don't believe in that. but we do
"' "- mean to close out the balance of our
:LéjclieS’ and Children’s Cioaks and Capes.
To do that we shall make them one or the other of these prices:
' $3.00 OR $5.00! '
Some of them are worth $1000 to 15.00, but that does not matter. all the better liar-
‘ Don’t Far-got
gains for our customers.
That Thursday is
Bargain Day.
7A"; Dickerman ‘& Son,
' . lathe trait remedy where
.. in ism prominent symp-
oii. ., - '
Lear! H and Headache '
pro gugpnintoodto be cured Ac ETO N
, iy ' .
' If taken in time if you ave Neil'-
roigln or iiheuraa tun. '
Acoton is the Remedy that
‘ - Cures... »
Acetou. Dr. Mnrland's Avalon. has the uni-
versal recommendation “(all who hare used
it. on. N. D. Sperry of New Haven gives an
one out testimonial in favor of Aretha.
. Ninetynpereentbf all headaches. no matter
Jromlw tit-oust: the may arise. are guru-nu.
teed to boeiired hyt o “sent Avalon.
Colds are cured and pneumonia is prevented
by the use of Aceton. ,
‘Aooton is put up in boxes of twelve powders;
each. which on; sold for 250.1itiill drug atoms
1'i'hwef‘Amiieton Medical
Company.
Are the proprietors of this wonderful remedy.
to whom should be addressed all communica-
tions. ,
. REMEMBER THAT ,,
notion itiLts PEAIII.‘
For Sale by Xi. H. Plait-tied. ‘
CONN.
. , Funeral, Director
andEmbalmer.
in: Washington Giro-t.
. “Jinnah.
" x. . .‘RonidenooJiiihackamo Hotel.
' 1- . in? 1y
INVEST“}"
Your Savings; in Reli-
able Six Per Cent Secur—
ities and,
INSURE '
Your Life, Home or
Furniture through. the
agency of
Howard D. Smith,
Room l, Masonic Building,
Norwalic. ' V
For Sale by
S. B. WILSON
IIIILDIR III) REAL
ram: AGE".
9-2 WALL swarm. Hartman. or.
Two or “flin- Oood Homb-
On the installment plan. or will exchange «no
form or merchandise.
South lorirallt, Connecticutg
PATENT
MEDICINES.
“Arum i’rioes: in I'm
Hard Not To Takeli
lmtoniir, ‘ ‘cl.
Howl‘s Sanupaillo. ‘
Ayer’s Sompnrifln.
Dnno'ii'Snmparilln.
Green’s Nervous.
u
-
i -_w
T1 T.) ?‘
Wflliamn' Pink Pills. 40
rLydia Pinkhani'oa Vex. (impound.
Monet's. Emma Hunters.
.— ..-,__....
DRUG STORE.
If
.2 Washington St. So. florulli.
w' d“ ‘
on room mm Initiating
. Jilinplily'i funds.
' been found.
IISV AID PLEISIIT 10 TdIiE l ;
. cliiillutleti'lo feel hopeful:
Palm’s Celery (i'niitu'iuiul, H5
Cuiieun M-lveni, ' Ki:
Scott's Emulsion. Ni
Moria, ‘ 2:, .
Mwmd'ii Hilton, 13, or two for 1‘5 ,
(“Grit P5115, “I, “f IWM fur ‘25"
so 3 England, France and the
to.
W’NW Planters. Lie. or 2 for all
1,.Arinenlun relief committee iient vanilla}
1 multiple and will send forward other filllll.‘
, Geo'fi‘c. Stilison’s;
ion the Consolidated road, has i...“ a...
1 moved by an. The ion aloud: 350.000
Ali in. more lorrowiy hoop. With
their urn—Loom.“ ”on Honing u
"III. llwitoii Aaron the Strut dink»
lotus“ to Work.
Jillian cm. Fab. 9i.—-'rlio danger oi
grotto timing» in cities was forcibly illuu-
tinted In thiii city. when o hem cor run
ning between this oily and Hohokon «i
run down by n about at the Grove iii-em
crossing of the Erie mum and lint per
none, who or," riding In do our. narrow-
ly cot-oped death.
The following is ocompleto lint of the
injured:
Henry Bernard. 5 your- old. of Lynn.
mt, N. J., injured severely about the
“to. George Bernard. mother of Henry.
' slightly bruised and thought to be injured
internally. . she and her son were removed
to St. i-‘ronelo‘r nuptial.
Norris F lieu. in your old, of 300;
1 tin: moot. obolieu. .\'. .l.. bruised about
the logs; went home. .
Abraham (iron. 80 your» old. of ob?
Grove street, braked about the lag. and!
: went home.
to. Mary Htornwnld. es years old. oi
in“ Park avenue, iiobolten, S. J.. cut on;
the head by flying upllnlors; sent home in ,
o conch. ‘
Edwin S. Voorhio, the only other oeuu- 1
print of the car. who live: at 3i Greenwich 9
«root, saw York. woe unhurt. i
The Grove strut crooning <il the innit?
' dangerous of all the many railroad most. ‘
lugs in tbiii city. Numeroui nccldcuu
have happened at that point. and miranu- -
our efforts have been mods to secure the
lil'lllm'l of “inmate in consequence.
Took l’roper Prouulionu. .
The accident was strung: in many re- ‘
opects. it won nut Climtl by n train nor ,
by an euulno. but by a enliouu. lluiuo cm-
\‘o. ltll of the Sorth‘iintiron line win on;
lid way from this city to Hamilton. ii i
ruched the Eric brooding it! 4 o'clock -
There are so many trains pulling at all i
hours of the day that the horse our min- i
pony requires its conductor: to “all: ahead
of the cunt.
Dixon and iiiabuelhlclnlyre. tbeiiiiumea, E
bod notified him that the truck “"i- clear. 1 .
lirlllonglho No. 88?. in charge of Joiner l ,
l 1
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Euem'ngs.
Hurling. engineer. with minnow Nu.
20.417, in chin-goof Millliii iiillllllr‘, our
doctor, had posted up the track a minute
before. When the engine n-ncliuil Erie;
rtrtoi, a block abut-e, Harding. the en 1
glam-r. suddenly ruyeued his later and .
i'illli. hack. \i'he about. half a block from 1
«iron “Will, he Slit the mhoow loose and i
sent it driving down the trucks in moire a
dying switch. i
When llnnnia. the conductor, raw thel
horse car, he put on the lil‘flkll. lull. Wllii
unable lo stop the elhixiue in this until
the next bottom it cruelieii into the car.
’l'bo innit! of the impact lifted the i‘elil' end i
of the car from the tracks. unmixed in lti,
olden Iilll dl’i’ile it. down the trucks until ‘
{he cnbomie ntiiild be Hopped. '
shriek-i of frightened l'uuengen. i
The Illl‘lekfi of the frlehtenod person-i
gore attracted to crowd. and liiutaiitly an '
alarm mu snub out for the polio» and am-
bulances. Ulllnf Murphy and ('nptnln :
John F.1(olly at once liiirrledtu the scene. ‘
‘ and ambulances were item from (.‘hrlsi,
St. Moots and the city hospitals. but
when they arrived it. we: found their sorta i
loos would not be needed except for Mrs. 1
Bernard and her buy. and they were taken }
to St. Francis only because it was iinpus- ,
oible to take them to their homes. ,
When the horse our iitupped. the rear
door was found to be lumineil fast and .
was forced open by 1.0qu Nielmrdt, :in u-
prouiiuin. the front door being blocked by .
the colioono. ‘
Then the passenger» Were liberated and .
token to neighboring drug More»: whore-
lhelr injuries received prompt attention.
Michael Collins, the driver of the. cur,
held foot to his horses, but they Make
10000 from the our when if was struck and
was drauud along the street before he Was
able to top them. 3 ‘
Dixon and )fclntyro, the ngiucn at the
crossing. say they never know u unbomc
to be out loose from a drill engine to make
a flyingyuwliuh befo 'e. 'l‘hey lilplioiitid the
engineer would use the engine down In
usual and leave the «boom on the siding.
where it was to inland“ until morning.
Neither Harding, the engineer. nor Han
air, the conductor of the caboose. could be
found after the accident.
Mining Theatrical 'l‘renourer.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2L—-’l‘ho member: >
of "A Happy Little Home" umnpuny, now
filling an engagement at. the Bijou then
> tar. are for front being in a happy frame
of, mind. Since Monday .1. S. Forbes,
treasurer of the company, has been miss: -
mg. and with him “.100, ii. is said, of the
Forbes won last soon
on Monday. The police have learned that .
l-‘orheli had been spending money freeiy‘
while in the city. but no trace of hill] has
Forbes left his alothes he.
bind. He is supposed to ham left. hill. ‘
walikee. ii! the oily has been thoroughly
“relied. '
Prominent l’oohilomnl “opal-toil Killed.
SEW Yon, Fab. ill—A dispatch re-
wired in this city from Bermuda itiiys:
“t‘. T. Johnson of the New York Ynuht
club allot himself on board H. Sydney
Palmer‘s yin-hi. Yltinpii. He in dead." Mr
l'uthliorb Slocum Johnson, who was file
only guestnf that name on Mr. Palmer}.
yacht, wait a non of the latu William P.
LIFE WORTH LIVING
with meals on time. Biscuitm Pics- and Cake uniformly light. healthful
and more economlaal. and m why to obtain it you'll only use ulwur~
BOSS BAKING POWDER
not an untried article. but the one thing:r above all that him made our
" Bonn Biscuit " flinIOIh.
tirocera eiei'} where.
Over 3.00mi
fact: for yourself. it single trial “ill tell the whole slur}.
pounds sold gist year. jun
" IAituncTintm noun or
E. C. D. 8088 8: SON,
NEW LONDON, CONN.
This rule was compiled with '
by Henry (ioolut, the conductor. George ’
After
Our
Inventory
nrwuwfi
An unusually good opportunity after our
in nfl‘orded just now
Semi-Annual Inventor
i ii E i' dare. Boy’s and Child-
ort epurc tier 0
ren’s Clothing, Fumishin s and Ca .
The store is~brim full of
road: 0 cringe—not
only in winter weights, but in all lines we are
ofi‘ering values that you cannot afford to ignore. ,
Overcoats.
Now is your time. Don't wait until next fall
and pay much more for the name goods. '1 base
are cous'ervntive, staple and right in style for a
couple of seasons more,
mistake to purchase now.
find all weights for business and dress
and ybu will make no
In SUITS you Will
to be
bid at prices that would be ridiculoue under
other circumstances. Pants of every kind, for
work, business and dress.
.itile prices for Elegant Neckwear made by the
belt maker in New York, purchased by us at a.
price to enable us to place them on sale for halt
“price-25 and 50 cents, all shapes.
“3,1155%
Bridgeport, (.orm.
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily DireCt Freight Line;
aarwtzn
New York,$outh Norwalk and
Norwalk. .
THE PROPELLERS.
no I
Will leave Pier -0, ..
5 p. in,
Freight Received from 7 a. m., "‘S- p. m.
lCi'ty 0f Norwalk, Eagle. and Vulcanp
R., llerknian street, New York, at
Leave Nnrwalk, 5 p. in; South Norwalk 0 p. m.
i'pon App'i.
cation to agents the City oi Ntli‘li‘dik, tingle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots oi freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All perslins are forbid ll‘llslillg any of the employees
of this boats of tlieliue on account of the owners thereof.
Johnson and a grandson of Brodie]: Joan. . 1-‘1‘
son, the former sugar magnate of New
Urleaus.. ‘ ‘
_.____'_—~
Bimetullilm In Germapy.
BERLIN, Fun. 21.-Count Von Kardorli'.
, this Iiernmu blnieinllist champion, in ad-
dmalng tho ilrsb general inoeilng of the
. Bimotallle. langue. admitted that. the more
went had progressed but. slowlypiuit ilr.
A resolution
was adopted In favor of billleltillirlni for
Germany. but. only in cn-o‘puriitlun with
United States.
Funds For Arinerinu Relief.
Saw Your. Feb. lli.--I'i‘il8 nntluunl .
by cable to Miss Clara Barton at. (‘t‘ln‘illlli- .
immediately.
Church Deltroyeil by i‘ire.
New (bassoon. 31.8.. Fab. L'l.——i“lre
destroyed the Baptist. church, with all its ,
contents. Loon, Moon; insurance. 31.20".
Railroad Station Burned.
Paovmimeiz. Feb. 21.—-Unlan Station.
~-
'ililt:
can think of. If there is any question as,
nowhere llic very lit‘hl. of its kind can be pur—V'
chased, it’s anally unawaredaat
H.$.BROWN’$:.
iSouth Nor-walk. -
A Dainty Gift. .
A fier all said and done, it fine, well-made,
stylish. well-fitting pair of nlloeri is an accepfq
I’ R H S E N ’i‘ anything 5"“
in
so wnsumetoa sinner,
Conn.
'l'lll~; i‘itl’l‘ll‘Ai. lllil'nl‘iKlCEPER
glziilileiis our lit-art \\‘iil'l! she. f7()11ll‘.~‘
around to sell-cl wall paper. .N‘lie isliuril
in please. but when ~lio is mind her sat-
isfaction results in romanin'eiulurioii of
our stock I“ other» and m- gain irmlv.
The fact is that our it'allpupin's willbeur
close examination. and ill't' inn-d liltinpip
cute at own a higher price. I‘rithu in-
\‘liwi from i :i. m. to ii p, iii.. :my week
iiil)’.
l’ainiers‘ Supplies.
.tm’izts‘ Materials, Pictures.
Pictures framed In unler.
Painting, l’npi-rlizinxing and Decorat-
ing. ‘
DECKER.
73 VVusillligluu Sin-rt. Sn. Xvi-walk.
‘ L i ‘IA “ i . A; i i ,. i
. union xiii. “”th ouinrihiurm;
, NATIONAL OHWIII! MARCH 9..
auw
A chum-ova loviow or a. on»
«r. Woldo- Int. uh I“.
O—«Counntory by tho I”. D.‘ I.
Star-o.
Larson i.--'f‘iiu Forerunner at Chrloi
(Luke l, 5-17). Golden ’l‘ext, Luke I. 76.
"Thou shalt go before “milieu of the ho
to prepare “iii woyn." "he standing
Katharine and Elizabeth ht given In QM
phrase “Righioothi before Gui." flow
prooiomt when man and wife are thus one
in Christ forever. Their daily life iii inim-
mulled iii "walking lti all the command.
")0an and ordinances of the Lord blame-
less" (rm-Io ii). The grandest thing about
their child John '1“ that he would. be
”fire!!! in the night of the Lord and filled
with the Holy Spirit trout his birth"
(YUM! lb). Obuervn iliu phrnoeo"Beforo
tied,” "Before Him," in Vernon 8. i7.
LESSON ll.--'i‘he lioy Jenn (Luke ii,
{0‘52 . tioldon ’i‘uxt. Lulu: ll, 5?, "Jesus
increased in wit-dam and mature. and in
favor with lied and man." Observe the
"Fear Note" of the angels to Zliuhnrlno,
Mary and the uhephonl- it, ill. 30; ii. i0)
and let it be Gotl'ii word to you. Notice
their "Uilid 'i‘ldlugii" (i. 19:“, iii) and be
a imirnr uftliu Miiiulltum. r. in). Let u»
magnify the Lord all did Mary and Zach»
rim. and the angels, and the sshephordo ti,
its. till; il, ii, 20). Let the tint recorded
utterance at" llliu who always pleased the
Father. “about my l-‘ntlier'ii builnosii" (ii.
iii} he one of our daily iiiottueii.
thsux lil.—-’i‘he Ministry of John the
Baptist (Luke lli, iii-2'2). Golden Text,
.iuiill i, 39, "Behold the Milli) (if and.
which taketh away the sin of the world."
.lohn. like his Master, sought- no honor
for himself, content to be ii voice, heard
and not men. Contour to decrease if only
. lie might increase; content to have all hhi
disciples leave him to follow Joana. lilo
grmlmf cry was that of the tloldon ’i‘exi.
"Behold the Lamb of God." Jesus linin-
bleii Himself in be baptized of John that
He might fulfill all rigilIWIlan'Fa‘ lMilth.
iii. if». The Spirit abideii upon iiiiu, and
the Father testifies, " Thou art- My Beloved
:«itm. in Thee I am well pleased."
Lizssox l\'.—'l'l.e Early Ministry of
.it‘suii (Luke iv, HAN). Golden 'l‘m,
Luke iv, 3-1. "ills Word was with power."
Being full of the Spirit [in was led by the
Spirit into the Wiiiliff'nvéfl to he tried. We
“trail?" to be filled with the Splrli, hill. of
ten forgot that it involves irlnl. ill. can
quuml by the sword of the Spirit: let. us ,
become mighty iii the use of the name.
Luss‘rix \'.-’l'be incruf Jeniiiillniko
\', 17-‘Jiii. Golden ’i‘t-xi, Lillie V, .‘N, "The
Sun of Man hull: power upon earth to for»
git-0 sliw." iitliWI'I'll last lesson and liii-I
WL‘ see demons and fcwrs and diseases of
all kinds fleeing nt Illa word; even tho
leper is made clean. The fishes of the ma
also obey Him and fill Peter‘s nel. Peter
and James and John follow film more
fully. ,
Liza-ox \'I.-—The Sermon on the Plain
, (Luke vi, «ll-l9). ‘iuidt‘il Text. Luke vi.
ill, “Why will ye me. Lord, Lord. and do
not the things which i my?" 5m- in v.
30, and vi, ii, the increasing opposition
, and illill'etidif the self righteous aunlnet
the meek and lowly one. While tldit «it-
man is the same In substance as the mm
on the mount (Math. v. lo vii) it iiitfiitit-iib
from verse 17 that it waq another sermon
' on another occasion. Jesus teaches "Pi to
, be and do what He Himself was and did,
and that every disciple must he perfected
as His Master was (verse it). margin; Heb.
ll, 10). '
\ LESSON Vii—The Great Helper (Luke
vii,\ 2-16). Golden Text. Lillie vii, iii,
"They'glorlflod God, saying. That a great
prophet ir'i risen up among us." They
boasted of the worthiness of the centurion
who had shown his love to their nation by
molding them a synagogue. but they did
‘ uoflknow the worthiness of Him whom
they were addressing. nor His love to their
nation in giving Himself to tile for them.
, 'l‘hoy dldwoll to judge of the centurioli'ii
ioye by his conduct—our Lord jildrzesof
outi love to Him by our deeds rather than
by our words (1 John ill, 16-18).
‘ .LESSOX \'lll.—-lr‘nltli Encouraged (Luke
viii-4341.3). Golden Text. Luke till, 48-.
"Thy-faith hath made thee. whole. Go In
peace."‘ He is ever, golngubout doing good
(Acts 1, 38), healing the sick, casting out
demons. ~,raising the dead to life and
preaching the glad tidings of the kingdom
of God; How ial a case of life ebbing away
for 1:) year-sfand another of life steadily
, developing further same period. but. until
each touches Him there is nothing endnr»
lug to either. . He only can give real life
that will endure forever, but He can anti
will if we are willing. Henl- Hls"i"cnr
not; believe only.” and say, "I will trust
and not be afraid."
Lilsshx IX.-Jesus. the Messiah (Luke
ix, 18-27). Golden Text, Luko ix, 35,
"This is my beloved Sun; hear Him."
Observe in mm: it how He continues
preaching and healing. then see Him feed
, the 5,000 mm, the only miracle recorded
in aaeh of the four gospels. and if you
would be used by Him to feed the multi-
tudes learn from this lesson the secret of
loélng your life, denying self, bearing the
cross daily. it ii either Christ or 1, Spirit
or flesh, the Father or the world. Let: the
glories of the kingdom as rifle“ in the trans:-
flguratlou take such hold of you that you
will gladly die to self.
l Lassox X.——'l‘ru.~, Low to Ono's Xuigh-
bur (Luke 3:. :fi-liTi. Holden ’l‘ext. Lulu:
x. :7, "Thou shalt love the Lord lily God
with all thy heart. and with all thy soul.
and with all thy strength. and with all
thy mind. and thy neighbor as thyself."
A good lesson. if you include verses 88 to
2, lin the (litter-once between the wlse'nnd
prudent who get nothing and the imbue .
who know His mind by receiving His
words.
Licssox XL—Teoehlng About Prayer
[Lulu- xi, it‘ll. Holden Text, Luke xi,
ii, "Ask and. it shall be. given you, seek
and ye shall find, knock and it. shall ,be
npf‘fll‘ti unto you." The great thing'ln'
? prayer as Well M "in life and service Is to
know tiotl liq our Father. Confidence in
our i-‘atln-r. who so loved its as to girafli-i
only begotten :‘on for us and therefore can
withhold un gtiutlllilng (Hum. \‘lli. :53), in
the seen-t of all quietness. To live only
,aud wholly for Hint is the secret of all
, asking and receiving. The Holy Spirit is
the sum and substance of all good things.
! Lasso}: Xll.-——Fnithftil and Unfaithful
t, Servants (Luke xii, 37-48). Giolden Text,
tEpil. “will, “‘Be not. drunk with whim
‘. whor’eln’is excess, but be filled with [be
léplrit." There could hardly be a better ‘
7 text with which to close the quarter, for
if “filled with the Holy Spirit" We will
i be watchful. wise and faithful, trual
: iul lot to all our own aflnlrsrpnd diligent
7 in His business who careth for us, Sl'r‘li-
I ing in all things to please Him and Davis!
é to plenum people (linl. i, it); 1 Thus. Ii. ii.
, ready to serve or to wait, to live or to die.
5 to go or to stay. as He may appoint (if
,‘a‘ .xv, is; l Citron. null. ill).
“yfi—f— -~ .—
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Norwalk Chronicler