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1W! has a Circulation
.Nomali: and 1'11 ”111mb:
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other Two Local Dail-
it always open to
cannot be guaranteed the
ithandedin.Eve1-yrea-
willbe made to accommo-
but changes cannot be in-
It a right unless copy is sent
in the afternoon ofthe
W Weather Forecast
" today promise» to be generally
war-tor. followed by rain which
become quite heavy. with log on
marrow it promises to be
.wllh toga n thee-lasts. n'll
Molotov Record.
t of the thermometer for
r ours ending at noon today
zero: lowest. 21 degrees
.glltnanac for Tomorrow
‘ Sealants | 11111111110 l Lovell-lo
', . 6:01 morn 5:111
to llllll Delinquent 1.11.
, Mord Italian advertises a
“blower by hanging a pin-
store. boaring the following
: "ML/Blank owes 11111 $7.75
' he, candy. algal-11, tobacco and
he won't pay. I warn the
Don’t trust him; he won‘t pay."
"-1-d this method to certain
abandonm- in the City of
(if Yale. and perhaps to some
, nearer home.
_ Now For I lallllc Sap.
new that the two leading ques-
Itloll have perplexed thl1 people
~ United States these many
have been decided; now that
‘ Ind sold are in for four year»
‘ 7’ hasbeen declared the great
1 1 ht champion of the world,
3 00 binder this country from tak-
jupf Nothing, unless it be the
of our little sister Cuba, who
it lie heavy on the national con-
And, bytbe way. if we only
”much attention tntlubn'll
We do ton horrible. lawle-o,
. plat man-nlaugbter out at
“by, how long would it be be-
llttle Cuba would have
ditpley of fish in town at
Omar-y'- marhet, 21 111111111
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hill-1e Ales; the Turnpike le-
Im II! Wm
the lierwalk Tramway com-
‘ .1 toWelltportgoeemen-l-
. «1111.11.11.11 and swamp-
it will not ill» long before
fifths trolley «on; 111 heard
M of turnpike.
‘Mod men are still «111-
1* m. wilting down tulle.
‘ : bids and valley. and
‘WM with which now
tbelr prawn. When
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”been laid to a point some
fixed Peat Bump. while
” . . was well into
me“ of the toad-
' M. Will. to the narrow-
- II this point. When
it will be a de-
travel along the
WW company intend!
lint-elm elnulitlou
Mitten William H.
. at the highway do
helm Gus-ell. I1-
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hull was very favor-
, _ the 111111 1111 pm
We beyond Lloyd's
the tramway mul-
It! warm-m
~j who were unable to be present, were
'inently in all the reports was the great
. amount of noise. confusion and heated
- Daughters tried to transact business.
‘ dented. She finally decided that 1111-
Autumnzmeetiuxntthe
1‘ Daughtereotlhe smart-11mm. ,
a" limit remit-.1111 held yesterday .
Afternoon at thrown! club-house. The
danodils. unbloblenexeahpreelued.
interesting. and. at times. amusing
tepertsweremd by the delegates and
slternatee to the recent Continental
00am at Washington. Hull
Parlour and Mrs. Robert V uren
lead their reports, and the report- of
lire. Ferris and Mn. Ohnrlee Olmstead,
read by Mrs. Upson and Mrs. Noble.
respectively.
Numerous interesting anecdotes of the
Congress were given. and the feature
which seemed to stand out most prom-
discussion which incurred whenever the
As Mrs.01n11tead said in her paper,
the occasional man or two shrunk into a
corner of the Cblumbia Theatre in won-
der, dazed and almost alarmed as they
gazed at the excited women. Of course,
it was all due to excessive euthutiann
and not to any apiritless worthy of Revo-
lutionary descendants, and, as Mrs
()lmsload further remarked. ”We wo-
men are no more angelic than our broth-
ers when in Congress assembled."
The reelection of Mrs. Adlai
Stevenson. wife or Vice-president
excitement and felicity. Mrs. McLanc,
who is well known to the Norwalk
Daughters, and herself a candidate for
the position. rushed forward to th11plut-
form and wildly waving a silk flag, call-
led upon\tho Daughters to make the
election unanimous. Eugenia Wash-
ington, a collateral descendant of George
Washington, seconded the nomination,
and the vote was unanimous. Mrs.
Stevenson protested. saying she had
promised her honored husband, the vice-
would not again accept the position; but
her protest was nnln cried, and the cache
ment and applaune was almost unprccc
could not ref 111111 so great an h: 1nor. Space
forbids more tobc said at. this time about
the papers, which were unusually good.
Some business was transacted; among
other things commuters were appointed
to draft resolutions of respect for the
late Mrs. George G. Cholwell. of the
Nonvallr chapter, and the late Mrs.
\Vakeman. former regent of the South.
port chapter. and to send copies to 11111
families.
The meeting adjournvd and refresh-
ments were provided. tor. being MTVHl
from Revolutionary silver. The little
pitcher belonging to Mrs. leetick
Beldon is really venerable, being 2511
years old, and some of the other silver,
the property of Mn. Rider. bad volc-
hrated, it was said. its ono-hnndwd
and fiftieth birthday
GERIANIA'B ANNIVERSARY.
loyousiy Celebrated Last flight at Its Society's
Mail on the Bridge.
The eighteenth anniverllary of the or-
ganization of tln1 Germanic tin-ugerbnnd
wan celebrated last uigbtin the miety'll
hall on the Wilmington street bridge.
By ilo'clm-k nearly all the members
and many of their friends had aaeeln
bled. despite the unpropitious Wollllm‘.
President Adam Schmidt presided.
The entertainment contintcd of feats
of strength. and posing by the Smith
Brother-1, which was 11 moot pleasing
feature. The chornlu-ll of the slowly
11111111 several selections. A supper m1.
served. The Philharmonic orchestra
provided manic for dancing. which 111111-
tinuell until 2'o‘clocli this morning.
Out at Ike III tenth».
A dispatch from Hartford rays: "f 11111
ofthe big surprises of the sermon was
the turning down by the flannn- com
mitten of Edmund E. Ounce, of blunt-b
Norwallt. candidate- for auditor of pub
lie accounts. The Nov-walk 1111111 was
backed by heavy lo1pul1lioulla. and lion
ntor hlarhrold I11 chairmen of the coin-
with his ballot. and (trove came within
one of the necessary five to be declared”
the chdoe of the committee."
It ill atatml that Mr.011mu had de-
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eitebmrteuce.
Cornelia et 11111-1 m
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bought-111111] be hot-1111111111111». In
Bridgeport. An attractive 11mm
in already being arranged to: the 1m
aloe. it fueled» 11 games “home Gill-f1
arterioles oi the King's Wm."
by lbs 1.11.. Noble. of hermit. it".
in E. I‘m. the 311111111 county neo-
Mllry. will tell who the «number: did
for the out in mutual. .to internal
when.
hm
emulator.
new» Ills ham to Wilton 1m-
Stovenson, was an occasion of much ,
president of the United States. that. she ..
mittce. The senator supported him.
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and 11111111, 1.1. I d
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disc or. indigestion. "'110'0'
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distributlrz'zwmntplee challenge “melt:
Free Plllt.
Send your address toH E Bucklen
15100.. and get a free sample box of
Dr. King’ 11 New Life Pills. A trial will
convince you of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are par
ticularly effective in the cure of Con-
stipation and flick Headache. For M11-
laria and Liver troubles they have been
prov ed invaluable They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every de-
leterious substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to stom-
ach and bowels greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size 25c. per box.
Sold by I’laisted 11nd Weed, Druggistn.
You
Will
Miss
It!
Your hair, when it is gone. if
you would keep it on your
head use Hales Compound
flxlininc.
50 01:5
at your
druggist's.
lolher‘t Deliuht With Hand's Colic Cure.
111.11.11.11... 111,111.11, 11.30 ’95.——lland
Mmlicine Co :——“I wish to 11111 that l prw
cured a sample bottle of Dr. ll: inrl'a Col
in Care and 11m 111 llgbtcd with it. My
baby 111 now four months old. and he.
nation 111 every day of her short lilo with
colic. l have tried almost everything
ever heard of, but ran truthfully say
that anv thinnl have tried cannot c.1111-
paro with Dr. Hand's t‘ 1li11 (111m
Yours tfully, Mm. (l ti. Miller,
38 Arch St. " Sold by all Drugmntmi) 11..
The handout Remedy
lift. it B. Groove merchant. of (filli-
bowie. \'n.. certifies that be bad c1111-
unmption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatment that money mu'd
procure. tried all cough n-mmln-n he
could hear of, but got no relief; opt-m
many nigtli sitting up in :1cl1nir;was in
«laced to try Dr. King's Now DiwavnryJ
and wan 1: mod by use of twobottlcs For
put three years hall been attending to
businons and says Dr. King 11 No ~1v Dis;
mlvery is the grandest moody on 1' 111.1111-
as it has done 111111111111 for him and nix.
for others 111 his community. Ilr.l{ing'1-
Now Discovery is guaranteed for-1111mm
colds and mmsninption. ll: don't fall.
Trial bottles from lit ll. ll. Plaintcd .11 drug;
solve. South Norwallt
Ollndtullllu lieu.
Ann. .I. Bum-l, the ivulllngllrnngm oil
Shreveport. 1.11.,nay11: “Dr. King's New
lhswvory 1n the only llllllu that f‘llf‘t'lt
my cough, and it in the bent Kill” I‘
have" J. 1". Campbell, illemhnnt of
button! A112 writes: "Ilr King's blew
Discover ill all that in claimed for it;
it never oils, and ill a euro cure for con
llunlption,eougl111 and cable. 1 cannot
any enough for its merit-1. "
Nl-w Dimory for consumption. “mum
anillolda 111 not 11 ermrimcnt 1t llllll
been tril d for llqlltll'fm' of a century and
today etandu at tin-bead. It new-r dis
apointn. Free trial bottles at it ll.
l tainted'e drug store. South Norwslk.
momma Iain
Thebestealve in the world for cute,
twat-e11. mm. ulcers. salt rboum. fever
sores. Getter. cha hands. ohilblainl.
command all eruptions. and pool
lively can: piles. or no payreq nrod
it in Wood to give 31111th satisfac-
tion or money refunded Price 95 cont:
’0 box For halo by it ll. Pleistod.
Ole We! It t: 11111
tonttcnd In tho f'lllllftlflll of our lolntlt
1
"fill-lttlllmo-lltl 1n “arch 11 l‘nh or 11
11111 mi lwr H?" limit. “(zilll‘uiimtl'1
11111 ward , Niurll'tt . 11111! “of: a,
polar-t trialllbotto of Mon (.11 u. the root
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Electrical Supplies.
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acumen
. PAINTS.
EAGLE,
ORESOENT.
STIRLING, and a
$37.00 Wheel
which cannot be beat.
Fox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
‘No lZO WASHINGTON CT.
orbit-y. 1e and (icnenll impair work.
ENTERTA INHEN’IW.
-1-lov‘r's TH EATRE
Saturday, fdar. 20..
MATinvll-l AWN
THE 1 ADIOL 8 Iltlrill CUMEDIAV.
Barney Ferguson
“"l lll' PT 3’!“ “1"” EMAN'
[”3 M 1' .Ul'l.‘ llYl
McCarthy’ 5
Mishaps.
THE RECORD BREAKER
“ ’ Valli
Clever (,omcdlans.
Pretty Girls.
Blight Music.
Catchy Songs
in AM). if Il‘1'l‘N.
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“KNEW:-
Rubber Stampsl
of all kinds, including the Air
Cushion Stamps .otc" Rubber
1 Stamp Supplies, Brass and
Nickel Signs. St 11 n c i I e,
5 t e e I Stamps, Seals,
Stencil flies, Burning
Brands, Joues'
Scale, Check Per-
' to r a t 0 rs ,
l Enamel Letters and Signs, Key
Checks and Umbrella Plates
also Lettered, Letter copy-
3 inc-Books to Copy Letters
Without Water or Press,
E State Age t for Put»
1‘ 1101' a Putt ledger
for Short IIII Ac-
1 on u n t s.
:Braham's Patent Pens, Star
Automatic ‘Paper Fasteners,
Together-with Office Special
ties.
lOlII "YOU, AGENT.
l'. 0 ll-1x\. No 3'1- -r11 13k. 111d low-h 11111 tr.
limbo-ll A111 . k. .‘1
Hard Time
Prices.
Lord, l lllll,
l'llrtotbonnu nook.
sirloin 111111111.
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lilo
Ilvll1;‘31bn 2:10.
itonnd Hiulllt. lilo lb
fihoulllur lift-all. lilo lb
, Plate lit-cf to lb
ii'm Itoaut. :11- lb
,3: ll. Home Illnlb
lN. ll. Hhouldelu. 111311111”
Chicken-1, 1111- lb
Give Us a Call
end we will save you to 11m- cent. on the
dollar.
H. C. FRY.
(Mil. illildmlt AND 1 . ,
lllVERmuE 1“!th ‘lhot'WIthLI.
:ELEGTRIOALGOODS
Nonwnnk. coma.
l
‘ Boston Store sales for years have been the standard, imitated and copied far and near. They are seldom
equalled and never surpassed. It is always our idea of sales that they must be TRUE'VALUE GlVING
OPPORTUNITIES, and by boatstly carrying out the idea, we have made them what yon-all ‘know them
to be. Therefore we unhcsilatingly call attention today to another effort on our part, a
FOUR DAYS’
Dress. Goods
BEGINNING
ale!
‘1.
SATURDAY, MARCA‘I 20.
1': pcs granite cloth, (llllllllf'lf‘t’ll’i effects, they are good val-
ue at 5181:; f1 11' this sale 753.
8 pcs beautiful 111' 11 1nixtnrs111,.~;pring color-1, :ltlc valor for
l.’-.4
1; pcs. of the very p- 1pnlar l-ltumine. or open canvas weave
they are no in. wide and Ml for iii no in New York. We
shall run them :11 2711‘
771 pieces of the most beautiful patterns and designs, of
all wool, silk and wool and mohair cloths that were ever
shown for tho popular price. 50c. We buy our goods direct
from the 111anufucturers and we can Show 7716 different pieces
if in.blackli/.7.1rd pattern. '15..
1‘2 111. black worsted and silk cloth. in beautiful figure
and spray patterns, ”Sc.
l1i11.bl.1ck silk and mohair, in lizzard, tufted and m»-
pon edema. This line is sold in New York for $1.3. yd.
price, $1 :10.
I pc. block, all wool grenadine, 51 in. wide. $1.011.
in in. black cravenottc, shown proof, $1.011.
l’riostly’s black Marietta-1 $1.011, $1 '10 and $2 ('10.
Talo- ndvanragc of thisdrcss goods sale. Our variety is
greater than over, and the prices phenomenally low for tlm
f1 11' this popular prices, 5110. values.
2 pcs. black and white, green and white. and blue and ' Gloves.
white checks, 511.- in. wide, right for separtc skirts. $1.011. W11 :[n- plum-ll to announce SPRING OPENING (1P
5 pcs milled back broad cloth for ladies-1' tailor made
suits, $1,111.
if) p.111. lndia Twills in all colors, .3" inch Wide. 5111:.
56 imported French dress patterns. no twoalike, in fancy
novelties. all silk and wool, some 31.10, 151.271 and $.50. all
patterns for this sale at all 11:1 per yard.
The Gold Medal Black Goods.
The-1o owl-1 to- 11; first prize at our World's Fair and
Paris crhi ition.
11‘! in. all wold bla-‘k brocade. 5013.
Kill AND FABRIUHLOVES. Our stock this season is
the- largest. and most complete ever before shown by us. [11
order to call special attention. the following will be offered
Saturday.
Ladics' l- bull 1n taffeta gloves superhlr quality. perfect
fitting.1ve.1r guaranteed, value bile, special per pair, "m.
Ladws' '3 clasp kid glows all new value 951‘. special per
pair, 7 5c.
‘33 1101:. t: 11111 modes. whi 11-, champagne and black our
celebrated 11v1ra 5 button kid glow. 1M.” .. 1. absolutl ly thi-
more at mine on 11111 illnrket. :31 no per pair.
Spring Capes, Spring Jackets,
Spring Suits, Spring Skirts.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Our. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
llELLO 58 2
“’lis not' 1n mortals to command success, but we’ll
do more, deserve it.”
20 home laid eggs, 2:30: fancy fresh spinach, extra line sweet
potatoes, home raised head lettuce, new cabbage, parsnips, largo
California seedless oranges, 13011. dozen; California seedling oranges,
35c a111140c dozen; nice Mcssina oranges, 1513 1102, 20 for 25c:
two bottles fancy olives, 2513;11:11111112111, dates, prunes, figs; French
soups, in all varieties. if we can induce those who have not tried
our fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter to do so, we are confident
they will appreciate our effort, 2511 lb, 4 1-4 lbs for $1.00. The
finest coffees and tons possible to obtain. EVERYTHING NEW
AND FRESH.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
11 West Washington Street. South lloroelt. at
W YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
RAVI THE
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular”
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31.3 per cent 111111 friction.
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[8 NECESSARY HERBABUL'TS.
ycles!
MOUNT llylLLS EABlLY.
BALL BEARINGS Ill HUM 0F DRAW
Energy “111113.31 3 p1 r cent.
NARROWEST TREAD BUILT!
Ores-test Distance liclwecu hearings.
The: e is but one best It’s a Racivclc. None
Cumin _ c it down,
Special Bargains for this Week!
. ,
Best elglli crrcamery butter, per lb,
Domestic nonlinci, per coo. ; 1:11
21 ct!
Eusmellne, per box, 3 ct: Freth (roulllly eggs. per don, .1 (1111
Small balling 1111111111, per 131. .1 .121 11111111 11111110111 Ilakcl, ,5 C13
Fairbanks gold dust. per 111113, 17 1:11 ill-111111111 1111111111. per qt, 1; c1.
Fancy timer corn, per one, 1. 1:11.. 3 pound jar prcwrvot, 19 .3111
(logo phone, 1 lb can, . 7 etc 81111 evaporated applet, per lb 11 1,-1.1
Olden-time cm! 1111., per lb, 5 1:11 Hm Jersey tomatoes, per c1111, 1; 1:11
lead 8 or lones' Item 81190 barrel; 530 hey.
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NEW YORK GROCERY CO
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Norwalk Chronicler