promises toheirenernilr
ind cooler till noon. foi-
elondluens end prohobir
it protnises robe verily
rein on the carrots. with
W
ihemoineter for
aiding ntnorm today
new: lovest. ill degrees
Tomorrow
10'? tide
, 20’)
M
*I nuance
‘ ltil
Kenton Poultry.
W Hurlbutt was nomi'
Wye by the people
hiddthnt the people of
»- neverhnvc occasion to
some; elected him in
,, or words to that reflect,
. y hoped that his predic-
ps'ove true; but clue for
. , he hasn’t been able to
hi. and we regret that public
us to criticise his conduct
elected to represent the people
. ct Normals, but he uppoers
W, re committee as nitot nay
Milli: sud South Norwnlk
mesny. a private cor'
"end in'Opposition to the city
'mk. whose people ere his
' Any one use see the
of o judge or o jnryrnen
I» retsiuer in matters which
him him for decision, and
provides punishment for such
We! the legislature in a
position? is hopennittcd to
uteinerto support or refrain
g, or to oppose or refrain
W any bill piuding before
. w , or my committee of the
No. There is a statute
.m conduct a criminnl elf-sum,
'mfnliy call Mr. Hurlbntt's
to the following provisions
hit:
I. Any executive or legisla-
‘ or number of the gown-.0
Ml accept or renew" or
or receive from any per.
or on. whether
veto, any money or other
‘ . swung the mmpontw
. . low. for the purposeo!
mm his conduct or
‘m or rctrsmingfroui
, Iii. or in the port
. fieflormuooe of an
the power of sun
, , of thsgeuernlnssoin-
,or her the purpose of m-
. conduct or behavior of
is manihcr or the donors!
* or retaining from
supporting or i’offliiii'
, ‘ . .t‘iriuupposingio‘r
1 using any uppou -
WWmtitton. mutation.
, hint. or mutter
. the senate! mmbly, or
‘W, or below soy wm~
neural mummy, or “I
m: and any oscoutiw
n . ornmnhsroi the
~ , who shell motto or to
log any lppmitntont
.09 Who shall perform
' oration any oilimoi
.., rot Inch o
= . «Whitehall rotsor
W norm. or septum. or
, or oppose or
. or who shell
ssnsswbsoeisywtme it
, ~ _ creationism. «darned
lion. maln-
: or mutter
Willi-(’1!
' , or before any
oil mutiny. or
. luminous
or who“ valuable
,or chained to be
or member
' ... idiot!”
W}
slt. Is] “‘0‘ fitltmifl ' '
Wars. or L I
' ‘ _ ‘ o W .
1” meme 7‘
C i" I ‘ ,
hetero the
l brooch thereof. shall. upon conviction,
. hctmen have strives: by every honor.
1 many other towns; or least until the low
rot,
fluent. petition. mace.
proceeding. or matter pending
consul unembly. or either
brooch thereof. or before any committee
otthegensrsl assembly, crofeither
be punishedfliy stincof notexccsding
two thousand donors. or by imprison-
ment in the common jail or state prison
not moreshsn ten yours, or by such due
and imprisonment both. sud shall also
fortieit the office to which he was elect.
ed. sud be forever held to ho incupsblc
of holding soy public cities in this state.
The County To: Matter.
The county ts: matter. which the re»
Able means to bring to an amicable
settlemcnthy laying the question before
the State Board of finalization and by
conferences with the County Commis-
sioners, came to n head lest Saturday
when Valuable stock in two Norwsik
business houswuutachpd for “.500
tosecnrels hence of less then 3500
cluimedtohsdne the county. It is s
strange low that makes such s thing
possible. when a town is possessed of
goods and chattels, valued at many
thonsandsof dollars, which could have
been levied upon. ,
The action of the selocimen all through
this fight has been honorable and well
intended, designed to sure the town”
from paying what they believed was an
unjust proportion of the county tax, in
view of the widely (litteront methods of
assessing property throughout the state.
The only redress would seem to be for
Norwelk to assess its property in the
same proportion that prevails in so
touching the question is brought to bear
upon the delinquent townlahops.
According to Bishop Tumor of the
African Methodist denomination. the
railroad companies in Georgia despot
furnish any outing accommodations for
nogroos. iloro would be a good chance
for enterprising nogrnos to go in and get
proper outing :II-mrnmodutiotnz for them»
selves. It would take very little capital
to start a small restaurant and lunch»
room for colored people close to the prin-
cipal railroad stations in the south.
Nico lunches might be put upnt the
some pince- for oolorrd passengers to take
with thorn on trui us. Colon-d people. are
the host cooks in this country. '1'!on
might make their food so good, tho serv-
ice on clean and polite, that white pus
songors would turn green with envy of
the superior meals obtuinnhlo at the ne-
gro restaurants. Here is oortninlyun
opportunity. '
The new United States nlion low pro
hihits the coming to this tonniry of
persons: of both sexes over 10 years of
ago who cannot road Ellglliili or more
other language. Immigrants may, how-
ever. bring with them their illiterate
wives; also their illiterate rodents or
grandparents when three old ,wplo urn
more than 50 yours 0! ago. (JIIilIIronuw
lit‘l‘ 10 who cannot rend mu)" be admit-
tod with their parents. '
Sumter Council of Utah recommends
to his state that it hnvouilrst claim
statue of Brigham Young built and
suitably set up in Statuary bull, in the
capitol at “Washington, with the images
of the other great and Hood llii‘ll of this
notion. Bni noutntnonf liriglinhl would
be Ivouiploto unions it were also uncont-
pnniod by the counterfeit presentment
of his 06 wives, more or less.
The Beer gnvorrmn-ni claims 35.000,-
000 ' 'morol and inlellootuul (lithium-s"
from Great Britain besides the material
manages to Its yummy, which it pets
at something over 04.000.000. It eon.
riders the shock to its little heart, brain
and (aluminum of room I'Immguonm than
the destruction of its material belongs,
end when it is right.
The Whit Muddy.
Mr. R. B. Groove. merchant. of Chil-
howie. Vs. certifies that he bud oonv
snutption, Wes given up to die. sought
all medical innocent that money mini
mum. tried all cough Melodies ho
otmkl hesrot'. but not no relief; spam
my night sitttnc up in u choiriwss in-
duced to try Dr. King's flow ”lumen,
sud was cured by use at two bastion. For
threeysurs has Iron swindle to
nesssndmflrJt ever
suit ‘ gimsndsiui
«1
dtmsmlnnnb
tor mm. in his cantons . Dr. iii 's
tummy is mi?“ forenfis.
Winchell. it don't sii.
The! mom hes In It. li.Pluisted’s drug
stun. Booth llnrwslh
“lulu!- _
“1.1. Mvmissiissthnm ct
stimulant. III». says: "its. King's new
White «sir titles that suns
cry mused ii is the but sells: 1
is m C:
x"
W
.m
' 7“ ”chum...
‘ ”Mm '
mammoth
maniac rmhimvm ”a"
'smromoptp. Hewlnhsshlsfl
hammers;
more“. I ‘ '
theses-Mm. more s cm mu“?
M l
m
Lyv'm'g fir‘ '
Whilflwk on the mar "Jo-
whine” too few dsys.
A cottage prayer meeting of the Ad-
vent church. East nyenucflsst lorwslk.
will be held tomorrow nightwith Henry
Case, Crockett avenue.
Misses 15mins Hoyt and Cassie Lynch
here returned home from u visit in
Horthport. ‘
A rehearsal of those who will take
part in the We: worksiwill he held to‘
night in Guider's Bull.‘
'Ghsrlos Hilton-of Jersey City, spent
loversl days no week with chdx Wilt
lismson.
lslnfisiisii Ilih mm can: on.
None better. specially ad-
opted for marine fix-
occurs.
ELECTRICAL
. . SUPPLIES.
m . ~ Builder’s
yttrium. Miss" 11, 30‘, 95.—~—Hnnd
Medicine Go:—-"I wish teeny that 1 pro- """'"’-
cured to sample bottle of Dr. Hand's Col~ . Cutlery and
in em and Inn delighted with it. My 1-”... -
isnowfocr months old, end has
mdoverydg f hershortlifewith
colic. I have almost everything
ever heard of, but can truthfully any
that anything I have tried cannot coin-
pere with Dr. Hand's Colic Cure.
Yours mspeotfnlly. Mrs. G. G. Miller,
88 Arch St.” Boldby all Drnggists,2bc.
Prices always right.
. BICYCLES
3", $2050!
”4 S or”: inlly'gunrsnteed
Earle .
g, Bicycles 1
have no superiors.
i-‘ox Cycle and
Hardware Co.
No Izo WAIHINOTON 31'.
Fist-"NO TAcKLt.
nontilacflm'thissnlofio.
250
shall run them at 75c.
Cecilia's Moles loin
.Thebestsnlyeintho world for ours,
bruises, sores, ulcers. suit rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chiibhu'ns,
earns. endailsiun eruptions. and peel-
scm w s w ms“- .
guarantee to vs eat so ac-
tion or refunded. Price 25 cents
perbor. For Sale by R. ii. Mutated.
W Norrc “
School Taxes
The taxpayers of the East Rot-wnik
School District are lion-by Imiiilul that
thotlistrict inx of three mills on the (it‘l-
lnrlinill on the town nuns-5mm” Ilstol
Minot at meeting of I he district In-id on the
llth Ila ' of June. tenant the that Norwnlk
chIIOl~ muse, will be due and pnyulrie on
the HI day of April, lh‘lll. at which time I
slutli be handy to reserve the more at. my
store.l.\'o. Ill First nvonnc I’I-nnily III II".-
rIIIeoftlpL-r cent Is your from April lat,
lhill. will lit-charged on all tnxm routnirn
Ing Itnpnid on and alloy May tuniHiIZ‘.
‘ E. II. HilltIIAM.
Collector of Taxes for Hut Xurwnll;
School IlIniricf.
Uniotl first Norwnlk. March ‘11,
more 01001?-
for this popular price. 50c.
suits, SI .00.
patterns for this sale at: 81.00 per yard.
ENTERTAINNENTS.
gov-rs 1' H EAT R E:
South Norn'hik.
A Notable Event.
Saturday.March 27
One night only. l’rmcniniinn o! the famous;
"lies Against Sex“ drums.
Sowing the Wind
le N. i'. Empire Thmirobumyrs. with
Paris exhibition.
45 in. all wool black brocade. 500.
.Iu n
I
I
Infill. E
In -- .w 3
I
__ .4. M. ....v..~¢..............._ . H. .
5 pcs granite cloth, ohmeleop elects. they are good val~
8 pcs beentihd new mixtures. spring colors, 39c value for
6 pee. of the very popular Eterniucpropon canvas weave:
they are 50 in. wide and sell for $1.00 in New York. We
75 pieces of the most beautiful patterns and desig'ns of
all wool, silk and wool and mohair clothe thnt were ever
shown for the popular price, .500. We buy our goods direct
from the manufacturers cud we can show 75 different pieces
7 pcs. block and white. green and white, and blue and
white checks, We in. wide, right for separate skirts, $1.00.
5 pcs twilled buck broad cloth for ladies’ tailor made
to pee. indie Twills in all colors, 50 inch wide, 50c.
50 imported French dress patterns. no two alike, in fancy
novelties. all silk and wool. some $1.00, $.25 and “.50, all,
The Gold Medal Black Goods.
These goals took first prize at our World's Fair and
'nonWALK,’corm.
m
FOUR DAYS’
BEGINNING
»
I
price, $1.50.
voices.
Saturday:
pair, 756.
Spring Capes, Spring Jackets,
Boston Store sales for years have been the standard, imitated and copied for end nest.
equalled and never surpassed. It is always our idea of sales that they must be TRUE VALUE GIVING
OPPORTUNITIES, and by honestly carrying out. the idea, we have made them what you all know them
to be. yrherelorc we unhesitatingiy call attention today to another effort on our part, c
snrunpnymIARCI-I 20.
1
They were seldom
I
Dress Goads Sale!
4t in. black lizzsrd pattern. 750.
4‘: in. black worsted end silkeloth. in beautiful figure
and spray patterns. 98c. .
45 in. black sills and mchnir. in liznord, tulted and ere-
pon effects. This line is sold in New York for $1.75 yd.,
1 pc. black all wool grenadine, st in. wide, “.00.
48 in. black cruvenette, shower proof, $1.00.
. Priestly’s block heuriettns $1.00, 81.50 and $2.00.
Take advantage of thisdress goods sale. Our variety is
greater than over, and the prices phenomenally low for the
Cloves.
We are pleased to announce SPRING OPENING OF
KID AND FABRIC GLOVES. Our stock this season is
the largest and most complete over before shown by us. In
order to call special attention. the following will be offered
Ladics' 4cbutton toilets gloves. superior quality. perfect
fitting. wear guaranteed. value 090. special per pair, 50c.
Lmiies’ z-clasp kid gloves, all new value 95c, special per
25 doz. tans. modes, white, champagne and block, our
celebrated Elvira -i-buttou kid glove. worth $1.25. absolute-
ly thegrcates: value on the market, $.00 per pair.
Spring Suits, Spring Skirts.
I TH s: . ,
Young Man,
be t t k II I: I 3'6 ct'rv
' ‘ no a o to (3 euros n .
dying without insurance COMPANV I
when :l b30011“ a day or in I ymvii. hi" ~ll)‘ tIm somethilrstm’al detail, W. W...“ m-.-" -,_.
, ' It '1.) 0,.) | . whirl: liii}¢"i.I'~IlI’lKliirhtjt‘l illlfi wwim'iiuti. to
con 5 per W09 03‘ a. pl! all N H mm. H .n . mm. mJ I," ‘3‘.” here,
your will jngum You, 1“,, 5. :r‘.» all sub :rl I‘igtlsiI-Il's and PM I...” .4,
————
{atom crannies:
KW. “KTC‘XEIJI. Manager.
Friday, March 26.
A welcome owntt Founcoment oi the singing
Willis? :2.
Andrew
Mack!
In NM imiutliui lriwh ploy
Myles Arocn I
bit. rim: of I). W. 'l'm‘s .i. Cu.
Tin“ Lost Time llcrc!
The (limit Cull 7 3
The (imml Chorus 7 !!
MACK'S ilWN SWEET SONGS!
i‘u Lia III Wot-«I'm nnvl 'I'- lilii‘Jw II'-I.
for Cl .000.
The best is the cheapest.
lusurcintho
Connecticut General life
insurance 00., of Hartford.
0. s. L'HOMMIDIIU,
I South lulu Htmet.
Rubber Stamps !
of all kinds. including the Air
Cushion Stamps .ete., Rubber
Stamp Supplies, lrsss and
IIIeItsI Signs, 5 t a II c I l s,
.5 test Stamps, Seals,
Stencil Dies, Burning
Brands, Jooss'
Seals, Cheek far-
to r s t e rs ,
losmsl Letters sod Signs, Key
Cheeks sad Umbrella Pistss . AND FRESH.
else lettered, Letter new you
Ion-locks to Copy Letters WI"
Without Weiss or Press, .
Stats Agent for Pct- “'33
esy’s Pstit Ledger
tsrlhert stm aa- It!
, "“n ' Your hair, when It Sr. one. It
Irshsms Potent is», Star W, mum ken! ,, ‘3," you,
Automatic/Pew fut-um. bend at. nan-s Compound 3*" Tl“
TOlOtllOi’fligl aides Special guanine.
ss. 50 Ct!
J0”! TIVOI, IIIIT, m your
no. no: x'quiiin’lI‘igi‘i'i‘Lw'fl-lmmm 3" drugglst' .
HILL CLIMBING
Is successor nunssnoors.
Recycles!
MOUNT lilLLS EASILY.
ssLL memos III IIuss or cusussI
W per cent less Iriction. Inergy saved, pg per coal.
NARROWEST TREAD BUILT!
Greets“ Distance iletwecn Bearings.
‘ There is but one best. It’s a Recycle. None
Domestic sardines, per can,
Eunmolluc, per box,
Small baiting beans, per qt.
Fairbanks“ Goid‘l‘iust, per pkg,
Fancy sugar earn. our use,
Gage plums, 3 lb can.
Olden“ time codllsh, per lb,
others “just as good.” 0013101511,ka it down,
tslteitout,try teamed. .‘ '
a - >
door
a
I
.i L'ts
Best lilgin crea'mery butter, per lb,
THE NORWALKBOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, IIcrwaIk, Ct.
. HELLO 58 2
“’Tis not In mortals to command success,but we’ll
ore, deserve it."
20 home laid eggs, 2502 iancy'iresh spinach, extra fine sweet
potatoes, home raised head lettuce, new cabbage, parsnips, large
California seedless oranges, ($00 dozen; inlifornia seedlingoranges,
350 and 408 dozen; nice Messina oranges, 150 (102, 20 for 250; .
two bottles fancy olives, 250; bananas, dates, prunes, figs; French
soups, in all varieties. If we can induce those who have not tried
our lancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter to do so, we are confident
they will appreciate our effort, 2501b,l 1-4 lbs for $1.00. The
finest coffees and tens possible to obtain. EVERYTHING NEW
CHARLES :. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
83 West Washington Street. South linrwaik, 0t.
IF you WAIIT'ALLHII II:ws
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
Special Bargains forthis Week!
3 oil Fresh country eggs. per dos, :; 3:
4 etc to lbs best out tinker, ,5 a,
l7 cts lies: lima beans, per qt, 6 m,
o cts ,1 pound jar preserves. ,9 etc
7 on host evaporated apples, per lb 3 oil
5 cu lirst jersey tomatoes. per cm, 3 ct:
new YORK GROCERY co.
Donovan lending. . - ._, . I.
.g
so" one is m ”WWomm _.
, loud 8 or isnss’ floor “.00 barrel; no)".
, h-mmaiir.‘ ~
Norwalk Chronicler