indsy promises to be general-
‘ ,Do-lblylollowed by light
1 ~ in lbs nicht Tomorrow l
is partly cloudy and wa rgar. tot-
- cl tho 'hcrmomctar for
mdi at» t is
minnow
M l'or Tomorrow
pus-ts l was. I Lowtid
.l” 10:32 4:03
. Money Plan.
Brishcn Walker, writing in
magazine, The Cosmopolitan,
following plan for an elao
., currency {or the United States:
fig? the outstanding gm moment
in so far as pticsiblo and
liner cant bond. redeemable in
.. cent of all deposits which
now required to keep as a ro-
- in cash. Tho interest they
from the bonds would amount
profit than they now got from
of issue. Tho govrrinnont in
" to the bonds would ionic all
money in tho form of logs]
Tho bonds could bvcr.
, ‘uny limo for notes at the.
all” luhtrenaurics, and tho rc-
tllo noteswonld also rebel“:
» t due on the bonds.
merchant or manufacturer
currency would be lllll this:
wild manufacturer would
holders! the 2 per cent United
hall and say: "I nerd a quarter
.m. Toke ll niortgogo on my
I. 4, 5 or Ii pir will. and lot
lit embango .250, 000 north of
m bonds." Tho largo inter
: ”rapt tho hondholdor and he
. hllpaper to tho manufacturcr,
take it to tho Uniwd States
or apostofllooot u ( lass spo-
let! for the W and
dis bonds for legal tenders,
‘ to pay oil his obligations.
butler notes mold he kept on
“ government as tho (li‘llllllld
. hallow- this plan would
and give the country a sta~
. '5
Ionic Fauna.
recent investigations in an
have brought below tho
monk inch who arc pupa.
.. to ho tho makers as well
at millionaires. Those
'9'“! Willi! Wr
' . ,1 have undo all this mon-
m motions." as it is
. of titanium inuullm
m 1min like tigers tor
. thou Napolccns ct
have notsoruplcdtc crush
., m or thud Ilmao who
] . than and Iiicliaaucisl
W at millions. rm
f not slim mu than avast
5 , mammlymtlrlug
wok Iii-Inmates. It
In I luo chance the
, not 0! than and
W mwam. so to
f" my look like. a...
It! has [mu-sits—
M human linings.
”I would not want to
“W um
I“ MOM’WH
, Ill
‘iyissscdwiulsihm.
, _ Myst tin-Mos
’bavs
W {01‘ money. tho Walkcrfir'm and it Was
kssntuicyaisnttolomsctslavsicsl
bssnauorgaa sudpisucdust by
It. Campsudfliuflstmwas substi-
tatsd splauodnat hymns Millst- and
Kiss Baits. Iud,ln plsoaofthc “Aria
‘ from Fidsiio.";suncnaccd to be sung
- by Mistherwcod. Mrleswkirk rsn~
duudwitb appropriate expression alittlc
comic song. "Suppose.” which was
heartily encorad. Mrs. Hawkirk
wasinvarygcod voice and looked her
'lovelisst. In response tcancuoorashc
sang “Parnell," a pathetic piece and
wollsultsd to her style. In this bar
powerlulvoloerangout full and clear,
makingsstrcng impression on her 11s
toners. Mrs. Ncwktrhalso sang "Ads-
W H
Thctalicitoiis paper on the life and
composition: of Beethoven. by Mrs.
Dexter Hitchcock, was very well road.
the suuucistion baing so distinct that
ovary word could bs clearly heard
throughoutlhnhoaso. Mrs. Hitchcock
analylsd Wattapositions of the great
master one by one, giving the motives
of each and showing glimpses of tho
innarlllc of the man.
The piano solos by Miss Bolts,
"Adagio from Moonlight Sonata." and
Miss Miller, "Andante in F," wars
worthy ol swcial note and the audience
showed its appreciation by applause.
They also played, as a piano duct.
“Prometheus. "
Miss Agnes Littlcjohn, the young
violinistoi’ whom Nurwalk may justly
baproud,rcndored the "Angels’ Sero-
nada." accompanied on the piano by
Miss Wood. The encore which followed
was exceeding hearty. and the selection
, was repeated and for the second time
liberally applauded.
The entire all‘nir reflected much credit
upon the management of Mrs. W. A.
Curtis and her assistint. Miss Ellie Lane.
EUROPEAN OYSTER TRADE.
Ths lusts Cpsss Favsrahly and Natural Bods
ants Goad flaps.
The season for European trade in East
River or Long Island Sound oysters has
formally opened, the season for the
European trade in Blue Point» having
about closed. Reports from this and of
the stfio any that the trade opens brisk.
South Norwalk growers are shipping
largo quantities to Europe. thuuuh tho»
Enropcan trade in Sound oysters is not
so profitable as it Once was,
Thorn is some European trade in New
Haven but the local concerns do not ship
as many oysters to Europa as - do the
growers at this and of the state.
Tho oysters are shipped to be rcpluntcd
in European waters for next summer‘s
once a very protltsbla
such of tho oyster industry of tho
Bound.
it is crpcctcd that the scum for
working on the Bridgoport natural Md
will open about April 1. providing thl‘.
The data of opaniug the sauna depends
upon the condition of the waatbor.
Generally the winter gales sprinkle
saudover tho.bcds and the oysters do
not Work out of it until they begin to
loci well in the spring.
The Bridgeport bed is uudI-ntutxl to
a in good condition for tho spring
mama. notwithstanding tho injury
wrought on it by tho severe sales 0!
last hill whoa portions of it were com
pletoly covcrcd. It isoxpcclod that the
client 01 tho injury is? now eliminated.
~m m1. a Day.
Dr. Flower—'11 "Quick Rheumatic Care"
Is tho only remedy that will immediately
euro any miss of acute Rheumatism and
chronic Bhsumatisiu in a few days.
l'rion “.00. For ssla by R. Ii. l'lalstcd.
drugpist. ”
.A. MM“
nuns a“ sum. runny.
Theta m twenty-omit deaths In
Nos-walk m tho month of Febru-
ary. muting an annual dose. rats
.3 149 W mm Inhabitants. Tbs
causal wave as follows: Erynlpclss. I:
diarrhwa. 1: consumption, ‘3: ppm.
mania. I: bronchitis. 8: diseascs oi the
nervous system. I: hssrt til-sass. I; scol-
dsut sud Yllilmi', I: all othor discs-as,
l2. The health of the attic during the
month. as W by Its hssltb unicorn,
is tally up to tho avarsgs. There Isn‘"
quits an spldsmlo of diphtheria lam
Annals. Lastly” in also moans
moss widsly allhouah not so latslly as
In tmasr thass. Meals and lass
Manuals sssncs. But comm
this ones. Thus wars 1.14: and...
Madison lbs tnonthn This was
atastssaniucis than to January, and
MWMAIIIM sumac Illll
ha of death! inmyiur tbs tits
Magnum» 'l'hsdssth
rats was Is! “Islam m; for
tho ”i. I? I and for tho whols
stats. I“. 5
“mm W! 0' WI!“ “Ml.
who ls Ill of ammunition,
slightlviaipmsd. Tbs mlllssflhsr
”.1“stme m,
Annals. Owhigto talks illnsssct Miss
Msdlhmhwssm
ssry “martini altsrshcns in
tho alnalprcgrainnis. ‘
l‘cr tin that number..whichwss to
spring gains are over by that tinic. *
mmimrshasbasumpnrtwlst a
slim aw...
Pupils at Broad in... school pcrlsct
Insttendancs duringtha monthctll'sbru
ary arc: l'rcd Ksrchnsr, Arthur Boston.
Haggis Kcrohncr, Elisa Ferris, Ethel
Badges. Annie Ferris; absent one-ball
day, Percy St. John: absent one day,
Earhart Comatock. Frank liycctt, Lester
Comatock. Leslie Alger. Bessie comm.
lvs. halal: Flasd $25. .
The trial of Mrs. Gertrude Bsratz.
charged with selling liquor without a
license. was held this morning, before
Judge Hubbcll. The accused was found
guilty and a has of 025 and costs was
imposed. The fine was rcruittad; but
the costs. amounting to $19 90, were
paid. The trial of Max 3th, also
accused of sailing without a lwcnso, will
take place this afternoon.
llal As Esllsptlc fit at its llspsl.
Miss Nettie DiGiovanni, an employee
of Both & Goldschmidt's corset lactcry,
who lives in Bangatuck, had an epileptic
lit yesterday afternoon, in the waiting
room of the cast-bound station. Dr.
Milton J Goburn attended her.
Hard Ti me
Pric’es.
Lard, 4 lbs, 25c
Porterhonsc Steak. 150
Sirloin Steak. Ito lb; 2 lbs 250
Round Steak, 10c lb
Shoulder Steak. 100 lb
Plato Beef, 4c lb
Pot Roast, dc lb
N. H. Burns, 10:: lb
N. H. Shoulders, Iligo lb
Chickens, 10c lb
Give Us a Call
and we will save you 20 per cent. on tho
dollar.
H; C. FRY.
con BELDEN AND I .
RIVERSIDE Avss. IN‘WmM
S. T Taylor Systam
DRESS COTTINGI
MRS l. A. DEC KEllwmilolnnnnunoclathe
ludles cl Norwnlk and vicinitv that aha is ur-
fignlzt a solos: In tho alga? sy-tom 'lhose
pairing instruotl nut gr tly reduced miss
it cum thorn by III-ginning on or bolono
rch ash in addition a on“ no 0! Inatvuc-
i in are branch ol dressmaking ptno‘r Is
PI ht rlaII.
. 4‘ Into "'l
rsncs. Astor; roadway N. Y
Call ovenlngs or address
Mrs. J. A Decker,
ll CLAY STREET. SO. NORWALK,
"H" l'
Icthsr‘s DsIIsIIt With llasd’t Calls Cars.”
HAVEBHILL MAM. H.510. '95.—lland
ModioincCo ——-"I wish to say that 1 pro-
cured a sample bottle of Dr. lland's (.‘ol-
io Gum and am dclighhd with it. My
baby is now four months old, and has
suflarod m cry day of her short life with
colic. I hate tried almost uvc thing
over hard o! but can truthful y say
that anv hing 1 how tried cannot coin
arc with Dr. Hand's Colic Caro.
'ours rcsyxxattully. Mrs t.’ (5. Miller.
38 Arch 8t. “ Sold by all liruggists, 25¢.
H. “m... _,...__. s... "n...-
Ths Oraalsst Ilsasdy.
Mr. R. B. Groove, merchant. of Chil-
howic. Vs.. certifies that ho had con-
sumption. was given up to dis, sought
proi um. tried all 01mph remedies he
could boar of. but got no rulicl; spam
niauy nigts sitting up in a chair; was in-
duced to try Dr. King' at NowD hoover-y
and was onrcd In use 0! two bottles. For
East ttlirso yours has boon attending to
animus aii’d says Dr. Klug' s New Dis
onv cry ls tho grandest rcuicdy avor made,
as it has dons so much for him and also"
for mhorsin his community. Dr. KI it
Now Discovery is guarauhaod torso
colds and consumption. It don‘t all.
Trial hottius (too at it. ll. l’lsistcd‘s drug
than South Norwalk
Itsstsatlhsllsu.
Aug. .1. llogcl, including drqulst at
Ihrsvcpart. LIL, says: "Dr. Kings New
Directory is tho only thin that auras
my small. and It Is tho t sailor l
havo‘ J.l~‘.LCp.ainls1lliusrchsnt oi
”comm s.. writss: “1).:- ill 's lisw
“Offlllll “I llvl
ituavsr ails. audisasarcoiirs lacon-
suai.ptiou ooug bssud cold-.1 cannot
ssysuooshtcr its msrlts. ” Dr. KI
cwlhscorcry tor assumption. is
colds Is not a sspsrliusut. it
bssii tried for Mulls?“ at s autumnal
head it nsvcr dls~
sis. Mm trial bottles» it. til.
sdrugslovadlosthl
ۤ3g
n... _ "was“...
Wh'flblsm
in miltothsm (limit! our! Emil
5' 5“” T‘fd‘hlfilh." s1. ~155
“'1...
Hammmsblymsdhm
“twill”. _ , ‘ 1'
John Msrshallflisrbart Roam. 1.9m , _
chors, Chester Gallon, Isola Marshall, ‘
all iiicdical treatment that money coutd I
HIADQunmnas
‘ FOR
. Eisctricsl Supplies.
JOHN'S \ /
”ASBESTOS
pamrs.
:aouz.
cannon".
srannmo. and a
' $37.00 Wheel
which cannot be beat.
Fox Cycle and
' Hardware Co.
No IZO WAIHINO‘I’ON '1'.
“bicycle and General llcpair work.
asrsurlmussrs
X-TRAI
spawns crass sous:
F.W.IlTCHII-L. - . Man-sat.
Thursday, larch I8.
A Genuine Mela-Dramatic Sensa-
tion.
Grand Production of Thrilling Ro-
munce
Hands Across
the Seal
And acclaimed the grandest ram intic produc-
tion oi the ago.
Miss Dell Elicison as Lillian Mill
ford. 1‘
liéifi'fifib” 's and Tomllnson' s
HOYT'S THEATRE
Saturday, In. 20.
MAT VET! AV!) Ni II “T.
TllEll' 'TAMOl 8 lllllill COMEDIAN.
Barney Ferguson
“Tl HF. FI‘VNY I. ’l‘ “.15 HAN A3
DAN MI ( .ill’l‘ll
McCarthy’s
Mishaps.
TH! IIICOID IRIAIIR
WWI!
Clever Comedians.
Pretty Girls.
Bright Music.
Catchy Songs
PlilI'ES4AIATN'EE. II Mllnl' 35TH.
Nil 81‘ NJ. has 'oD
till l' Ill bulb KIM l ‘i \T 1LUPTIDS AND
l'lNHIO h.
Central Club Hours
. iWhril AI EM i2. N0!l\\.\l.l{.
WEOIISOAY. MARCH I7,
AT OI"! P. hi.
Its. Dorothy llsrrlngtcu Isvsll
" swnz'éiuso. "
Ir. LsslIs I. Vaughn, VIslIo.
Prat. Alas. 8. Gibson, Piaac.
Aillllllllull m touts lllt list» IIxnIIad In nuns.
ho tum».
'llu kohl Ir salt- at Ii'cudc-nlm: :1 [landhol-
lxgs'. t Isl-lad s. and at the aunt
Lucruan.
revulsion. Mari-In l'-'.hl Iha tquIh
orwa II. I ptlst I‘hurvh. III!
llllt'. LEONARD alll'l'll.
under Ihs ansplvss at l. l'. “.0. Emulo‘sct.
"POTTIIV "
Xlllflfl‘flwnlllflluflln raoItaI Ivy Alisa b'Ins
'I'lt’ltttla, r: cent-I.
m
RubbarStampsI
at all kinds, Iscludlsg tbs AIr
Cushion stains s,stc.. Rubber
Stamp Suppl as. Irsss as!
NIcksI his thsaaIIs.
Itssl laps. Sula s.
btsasll hiss. Isrslag
lraad Jssss
seats. a sat Par-
is r a t 0 ts
Insiasllsttsn m ism. soy
Oli'ssks sad Iliabrslls Plates
"lotions.“ lsttsr Copy-
“a.“ ”tailors
ltksst: Water” at Mass.
Wm: lav Pvt-
ssy' lug»
In Chan "It" Ar
Walnut
ts
. Ivshsn's Patsat has. star
.1 Automatic flspsr Isstsssts,
Isgstlisralth Mas bassist
it».
um um. saint,
no. lion x'll‘l‘v; lel' [Asia-1m In
. ‘ Is 0
"psi. {Masts Ilsttsrl
I
Oranlta Iron Wars.
37c 11-: qt granite tea pots,
‘sc 2 Is (I H at
54c 3 H I! H I!
no 4 " “ milk pans,
15c 12 “ “ water pails,
691: 4 “ “ measures,
98c 8 “ " tea kettles,
Cutlary.
. Kitchen knives and forks,
Christie bread knives, three in set,
Genuine French carvers,
Brio s-Brac.
lamps.
burner,
Separata Skirts.
Ombrc plaids, separate skirts,
Large pattern brocade satin,
\lixcd suiting skirts,
Moire velour skirt.
Black mohair skirt,
Matting.
49c per yard
Wrappers.
l-land painted plates with ribbon and easel,
Hand painted Bclleck china rose bowls,
‘Hand painted Bellcck vases, '
Hand painted Bellcck Easter cggs on easel,
tags brass banquet lamps,No. 2 centre draft
FOR THE
Next 4 Days
. arfTi-i:
BOSTON STOR
NORWALK. CONN.
II OUR GREAT lllTCllEl DEPAR‘I'I’T
25c
29c
35c
MC
540
25c
690
4c each
191: set
49c each
21C
ICC
IOC
12C
$1.19
85-00
10.00
2 98
10.00
2 25
\low is the time to buy your spring mattings, in t.)
On all dark wrappers We shall take 25 per cent
oil, for we want the room for our spring wrappers
that we open Saturday.
98c wrappers, 25 per cent oil, 75c
8‘ 25 M It It as - 94C
1 so ‘A “ 6‘ u u '1']:
1.98 H is It 6‘ u '.49
Lacs Curtains.
50c lace curtains, 37 use
5"50 u as 75c
moo “ “ 01.25
2-25 It It ‘.49
27‘s it “1.98
Greatest line of porticrcs ever shown in the Twin
Cities
Domastic Goods.
6c challics, all new patterns,
41:
9c lull bleached muslin ,, 6 12c
10c dress ginghams, 31:
15c Turkish towel, ioc
Linens.
35c hall bleached linen, 25c
75c lull bleached linen, 50c
THIS WEEK ONLY.
brass Goods.
75c silk and wool fancies, 50¢
98c all coverts, 75c
31 50 imported coverts tor tailor made suits, 98c
7 5c imported pattern suits, Onoo per yd.
Best 5c laundry 563;) 3c bar.
8 pkgs toilet paper, 25c
Men's 501: working shirts. dark colors, 38c.
Ladics’ 50c Ilecccd vest: and pants, 38c.
cheese, etc.
Mun-«‘A..
HAVI TB! ‘
‘ s
IFYOU WANT ALL THE sews
m, W,
at... luttor. Zia. lb.
Maracaibo
w-..“
A Few Sweets
to tickle the palate and still be easy on the pocket.
H
II
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Straats, Norwslk, Ct.
HELLO 5O 2
OPERA WAFERS.
This delicious biscuit is a choice and delicate adaptation oi the unrivalled and
world renowned sugar wafers and from its fine flavor in its composition might be con-x
sidercd 3. “Bon bon.” We keep a large line at excellent cakes, crackers and biscuits
suitable for all varieties oi'cntertainments.
French soups, sardines. seedless oranges, lemons, bananas, delicious cotlce, rich high
grade teas, fancy prunes, figs, dates.
Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, 25c, Ii I-lilbs SLOO.
Fancy Northfiald Crssmsryin I-2 lb Prints, 4 lbs $I.00.
Spinach, lettuce, celery, parsnips, fancy sweet potatoes and numerous varieties of
V
Isl
CHARLES E. sevsous, Leading Cropsr,
8! West Isshlagtss itrsst. South llsrwslk, Ct.
Evening Sentinel Left at Your Houss
Regular. . . . .
lost" Mutter. llo.¢.
They go at less than cost.
:4 oz. tumbler ll'uit lollies, all kinds, regular price, no: sale price, 91:.
3 pound jar preserves. all kinds, regular price, ago;
i pound jar pmcrves.
a pound can Gaga plums. Iargs Itlllt, “ “
sale) price, 190.
we. “ “ 81:.
l 3C, It so 7c.
M
Ipoolai Into ofcot'foo on Saturday. March nth.
Java and Mocha, regular price, 330 Ibuslc price, you lb.
Jaws . .
sac lb.
26c lh.
31c lb; “ “
’vc ll); u it
And many cthsr goods at special pricss on Saturday.
Como and Ian Us.
last luttsr. Ito. lb.
‘
loot luttar. Ito. lb.
N ~W YORK GROCERY CO.
Donovan uIIdIog, ..
as I“ If “I U‘l‘flifl‘t‘. ICIWM. "
loath Nos-walls.
Norwalk Chronicler