Low pressure area is cell
gin lows. ,
pa“ 3 out til "flt‘gagmnee is, rial
Today. er :0 its
in he Central and sign stations.
Heavy frosts were re
Mull! as "JMIOMHG‘. ‘- iv
v—Wv-
Miss Nellie dihdnie’.’ “bf’ Wino ve-
nue. is visiting in Brooklyn.
“Wm (H .33;
»--llnperial Crown cigars offer
feet sotisfaction to the smoker." leth-
owns or bdrmidl‘26!nits
Theodore 'olsen.' Jr.,‘ has returned
llVVOIH'G'II'Oln 3. 11188181888 “‘19 El) 808ml].
tiliam A. Burns cautions! crit-
9.,-
Vuu 7.!
opioid let lift! him? .1! W‘}
1,- In in pnelnmo is.
$1616? encasedi ‘filng m p' g")
‘N M
Miss Marguerite McSherry. of Win
nlpaulr, has secnred a position in the
corset shop. , ,
*' ~Len1b Foresdswc. " 33 Main St: , ‘
01
Inelilnii'dorihf'fiiff?$3383
Mtllary.
:0: ”MM 8" for chopped
8653.1 it Wow the shin. heals,
talusI U880 soreness. For sale at
Better? andylslsted‘s.
. .-.---—--—
undertaker ’ii‘.‘ 8. Gregory. of Eliza-
betll inset: '1’»th lids been serious 1y a1,
is recotbnihn‘ ‘
can students
in
br‘PleilV'iVld is
The werlt of iiyfag'the silver grey
brick front of the Hotel Clifford was
started. today.
5“ 1 ii:_ I1 sun-8M
«*Shor Stéhki 83881in 886.413 Nain .st.
.' a: are Ills... ........... ..
earsalo
the at
Muslin I
V‘iliid huhatantial relief
list it at
.i'wr'WI dim!
the unison play will
the home ‘of Mrs.
‘Jl’
.V,I,, ,..,'x .
l‘e‘iflrenk up that e'oid. Use Brazilian '
Balm. it. cures. That is sure. Plait»
tnd and Baxter' s. 10, 25. 500 and 81
a zoo.
Miss Bertha Whitney. a teacli6‘r of
. to Center schoo who has been indie
, youi'h""" ‘
ssfiesh‘ groun’ hence for mchdnh‘.
Schaubs market.
Pgesso r 18.qu“ of High street,
86 “MM. iiiig'i'iring the inter
eaolhg problems ofIgrlp.
eamr vouh sueev roe 75°.
with .Devoe’s Gloss Carriage Paint,
ready-for use: 10 colors. Gives u.
high gloss equnl to new. Sold by
gomstockm? Watkins 8 Dow, E. E. Ger:
Dolls Buyilelt
We can give you better at a loWer
prion than any market in The Nor-I,
walllll. . . . . .
Why? Bocause we buy and sell for
fi‘fih'w-«lr/ '
By buying for cash we are dbl! to
Will Much we give our cus-
'Vtonr'e ‘V_ . .
' lion cash we save bad
No by few or our money°
lsflltfltaes a Roast Pork so
aid.
iVlIIyi
M’dfidfisfid‘ fl howls. 161.5 and ‘M'
' . a
for the session to be held by Judge
ahuinwey. in the dope
llc lb.
, Legs Spring Lenin ii [he average,
1250 Ill.
Baxter‘s .. ,
"J : h“Tilesley'_ aiauson wings
to atteno tll
m.“ c‘dny‘ent 'on oi the Yoda
Christian Associations of Connecticut.
W
—Ulnbrellas, conga. Q’Brieil' a.
’Miss Mary A. ~Uunnlii'glitlih, 01"80uth '
about, is spending the month in
Jacksonville. Florida.“ Miss Cunning
ha'l'n is very much planned Witn the
olihV'lVate. "
hue.
wide
ting.
“3008
when: ea.
7""88 kmllll '11,”
ibihd’qdml'liln
in the call for the coming town meet-
sfi’nl'! bf‘thl6 ngimttdtepgsgd: '
81.33%: This Vinoludes
the
qu.
Mohammad line- 51b .wcaverm.
“Id Jill’s 105.11.. , .
ultimo Steak. 110 ills... .. ,
83 LAW
15 you will read the so. of Bendorp a
Royal Dutch Cocoa in' led
you will see where it can be t'lrchased
in the Norwailla. _, ,
' Geori're 8'. Grumman 015 west Main
street and Mrs. Sylvester Grumman
and Frederick.
shortly to Cani'p street.
win-cab Homo-12c 1b.. at liayes‘s.
"Peter Miller. of Whirl: street. has
recovered sufficiently to go to Sey-
mour, .wh re lib is
brother,
New i-l'nv'bn
Ill eafe «for thera
onto
66'6"“ gambler):
e
.,.. s. all»... the
one candidate.
'6'"? oo"d'f6'1¥ed'up'll'libQ
bill of Th'big'as' donors: '0
sIof 8th mi
ed bole Waflhsllbht: Lon
Ill, '66s?!
It
«”5506
evening,
illitr “per peck
prices.
ll
Stuart ayenue, is seriously III. as a
l is said, of shipping rope.VV
0,,
llton live-
......._.........,.
e'ld'i Fish. Oyster! and Giant's.
.il‘.‘_ “" V‘I‘Ul
’a issue,
unn-
will move
,leA
rgeVVB ,
ill/W
ef' the it "
went t Hotchklss
r day'fto lid bedside
'9! his biotin-V.y who lies Critically iii. ..
.__......_._,..
~0hbiceFo‘tds. 13‘1“:th at’Ha‘ye‘5 a V
‘fdhfi west of his
er.
V~,lv.~.,m‘i
I Dr. William J. Tracey delivered an
.addreas at the annual banquet of the
about! Boil-ii or Health,
in the nutritious.» reseller. .
“ Brazilian Balm Is harmless perfect-
by: This Balm has a
r shuttles for breaking up tne“
r able lit ,Plalsted s and Halo
in!
Oh
'c-e-qm
11:3de
to Wat-
thirty-
Men’s
.‘..1....1_'...........1...- w = -li III.
Just reid whit? K
Y'M
clarion“
this
tonight. at 8.
Now, is the time to get your Spring ‘
darpet's', linoleums, oil
0th and mat-
Dickernian a
Son. 84 Washington street, have to say
in their ad today
M15110 filed]! “be, The 38 Main tit:
. QM:
55"3‘1'10 Junlfiil
' Abbi
A. ole? wi I
at 4: 88 cold!
instead of tomorrow. The Seniors will
Prof.
Bridgeport, will instruct both classes.
Scott. of
.The Duke of verso”. 0.3"”fo . .
. W ,
Washington .Csll'llt.‘ Patriotic Order .V
of ‘the Sons of Alpert a, held its reg‘
niar meeting, last nifi ‘t, and initiated
Following the worn a
banner was served. as is customary
with the first meeting in each month. ’
' ' -Pork Chops, 100 in. at Hilyess. h),
Iflyou‘hl‘c Vtitlnhlg’gr
co es. 9
yin! d‘w t‘ Mandi? , _ ,
stock. Brothers. litudny’slasue: then
233.: hm”; I F0311? in? NorwnlitsV
his “ '
Iowa! [“90
—- Bacon
0 ad. of c
1'18""P in fiWlndew Shades, all
or in sale of Gloria
is
.5."
Many of them no
, :M I: Bamellsmlhall Sugar flur- was,
ed Hams. 1885c lb.
Strictly fresh 2381018981.
Corned Hooks. so. ,
Email Turkeys. Nhtlyd you.
. thablea and a fit
' Plain
lerv of,
ribs
.. mun '
1 “iii of m g'u'vom m "can.“ I“
. J.R l-assi'
,for 59d.
been :2
The motion to dissolve the injunction
deficit! 151.3566
i'it'
son ion“; ,.
Aiin'ah
Schaub'a mM".'“
than 11256 ids
and iractprqd her right? wrla
V Mrs. E11611 shhehdn, of fibring‘lieiu,
Mass» is visiting her dau liter, airs“.
“traumas Montgomery. of
Kettles a suit
ourseif or "bo.
till;
.‘n’r‘.
60 yard.
ark-shine, but exquisitely elegant.
81.60 yard.
Oreneadechlrie, lustrous, rich and
ndsome. :1. 35 to 820 60 ya .
And a neveitwaroa'ted tissue. Loose
VVVlfi weave and with a glint of white all
tough the Frost- king bed breathod
itl upon it. 81 25 yard. ' .
nlly'i’; hadir'les compel renewed ad+
an‘lliil'atlon by their new patterns
and b'bailties. The old and ever.
demanded iron-frame and sewing;
silk grenadine! (31 tom yd) pres.-
sent a gratifying contrast to the
new fancy designs. There are
silkIandcvool groundless with the
surface set off into tiny jagged—
edged checks, net‘striped grena-
dincs, some with ferns strewn ov-
er the net foundation, some strip-
ed with fluffywedgc ed ribbons, some
in melted and cross-striped dc-
signs. $1 to $3. 50 yard.
Colors. _
"l is a season of plain fabrics.
Even where there is a mixture of
color there is the one~color eficct.
I‘ A beige vigoreaux is a good example
of this ingenious blending. Look close-
ly and you may see where one color
thingies with the other but the effect
is of a solid shade. Blue. Eel-sen. caster.
gray. brown Venn sudh. 48 inches wide,
75c yard
Wool phone cloth has a finish almost
as lustrous as sand; new delightful
shadb‘a, 42 inches Wide, 85c yard.‘
IGran‘i’te c5095! no itrmi‘y fixed in is-
vVor roa c test 4 inc es wide
663611“ 't'dblbr's.’ s’pbng'e Grip“? its in.
.édflhevict‘, anull yard wide and shrunk-
on and sponged (no fear of its going
ors, 600 yard.
THE downhill)
DRY GOODS CO.
Bridgeport.
Action is Harmless.
The. only safe. and Sure relef ior
Headache and Neuralgia is in
Aceton.
It' is put up in powder form, 6111]
anyothcr
23¢. a box at Drugglsts, as shot
by mail. Aceton Medical Co.,
Mystic, Conn.
Who'll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right?
V“ 1 '1 V; ,
‘l
will," "
Jilmus BROWN,
South Main Street.
Under Buckley and Wheeler’s Bicycle
flu 15’0“? «Heft
Rte Elm Sieve Plant.-
:1;qu
’ bathe food and aldl'i
thehl and mono
WW
Btomso Nab
astrs lgla. rain pea
“mperfectdlg cation;
5 DOW!“ 800-. Ohm“
Geor
"hm'r “Mead. Norw
no 81... ., .
dungeons! like-e“ ‘
cove lied until yesterday, when John P.
which has led the post office officials
wrong after being made up )good coi- l
is more prompt in its action than '
The long eagle feather in the hat of
; tribe to wnlbh these indlans Mining,
7 «no showing the braves about the cor
‘ riders Tuesday
‘~ Numeric payr'
. inn thanrthh quickest way to Inform
them mill; they would not have to V
liar-d bill so «all: three halo sandwich
Ml ohidlien
lw’ater role WW absolutely V Vappallin
a dental ll
. - ntdyspepalanrganedm mm
I c. atlilaon. South Noreen: '
In. ~
. V"
,_a11,s,clli mall
i'it'd“ 159131
ivneflyou tonal
la in price
.5515 will,
But the Ditap'pol‘ntsd Thief Found On.
iy Second Class Matter.
A Mined States mail pouch con’
tsinln‘g second class matter consigned
to New York clt‘y', we! stolen from the
Bridgeport railroad station, Wednes-
day even-lug Th6 theft was not die-
Megs}, yardmaster for the N. Y.. N. H.
Railroad Company. found e
Congress street. its contents w
bonsai: in a freight car. near the too: of
rl he .
Mr". Mosei reported the matter to
Superintendent Birmingham and Pest-
master Marigold. Built: Birmingham
detailed Detective Annold on the case.
He donflrme'd the early report that the
pouch' was stolen. but by whom is not
known.- The other mail pouches in the
lot from which the one was stolen,
weiie handled by tile baggage man in
thb'ra ratroad baggage rooms, who claim
thii. the pouches they received
weie‘ but board the train
it can have been an easy matter
for a non so inclined to steal one
of the “from tile fratlon while the!
were resting on a truck and rifle. the
contents in one of the freight cars. a
short distance away. it is believed
that s was done. However as it was
second bless matter little less villi re-
suit from the theft, but it is "1'! not
to conduct a thorough investigation
Had one of the pouches containing
first-class Vinntfer'b'ee'n fallen the re
sult would havebeen serious. ‘.
Connecticut ensure
The following were issued March s,
190
List tarnished from ohlcc of A.M
Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge
pomhconn. r" .-,.
"Thbhlas‘ V. Allis: Bridgeport contlni-
nous inset-metal mung. -
Chiller D. Wallace. Bridgeport, type-
writing machine; 1’: r .
Jennings & Mosmsn Bridgeport. two
patents clock-ease. designs
Henley ‘J. Cogswell, Hartford, elec-
tric time-switch; . ..
James Pullar, Hartford. combination
nicesoepe and when tower.
Chas. 1). Rice, Hartford, forging mu
(hills. -"
Frank M. Garland, New Haven, an
tomatic machine gun' .
Franklin ’13. Shustor. New Haven,
cotton-bale tie. H '
Henry B Sargent New Haven, door-
checll. design. ‘
Hubert P. Richards New Britain.
looper for' sewing machines. '
Charles E. F‘ournlcr. New London,
electric rallwm. ’
Robert B. Gorton, Nlantlc. safety de
vice for elevators.
JEIH.‘ d: H. Trumbull Plainville eicc~
trio-lamp socket.
Ellerson L. Brainard Danbury._1nl<~
*sta‘n‘d. design. '
TRADE MARKS.
Emb‘almers‘ Supply 00., Westport.
liquid disinfectants.
so +5 sv HAD a house: MEAL.
They were two big. burl! lndlans.
the one who is kilown as “chief” and
the bright red ostrich tip in the som-
broro of the other would have told
that if the unmistakable features had
not evidenced it. A government ein
ployee,. it matters not who, but one
'who may possibly. in certain events
'hhpp‘ehing; make a “stake” out of' the
“I doing the horrors of til! finltol
They left th'e' lndlan
Committee ~rbom 'Vand name to the door
of the House restahrhht. ‘ . '
"Let's‘ have a bite to eat," suggested
the than with the graft. ’
“All Wrightl' was the quick reply of'
the aboriginbs.
. Ahlthe‘hllloh counter the one who
could blaster the most English nettedtV
”Obi-735’. "1168961!th the bolt. think-
basswood Mi" "105M111 1 , "'
““UB 83'” BM'Iho breve. “WG' 688
M- W? liiltl‘lliyv" M118 4.118)” GMI'
“roar of cones each; half wherein
a, bile denote doughnuts. a whole halo
,‘lc'el dream a “wholel‘lols'
‘lhdeh and 'lidss thata' thirst MI!
'{Thl' Install milliliter “loosed: are then
Maura tien‘atiyht hive paid it until
K'Iby them mirth! Minus got through
V but the» ammo «is “ommunwmdlw
mild. arm
brave. as he picked his teethlin 'triie ‘
"white brother“ fashion in the 0811b
here again ”
with that particular
.'l .
took. 115%“ '
810, Ill
‘ once is, it ill 686W: “Worn in the cap
', ton.
' falthfui dog Kaiser, which one! saved
V. his life by waking him up while a fire
" wu- iii mew
' gressmen Blend, of Missouri. was “ni-
'- ”ya too busy to make money. " «,It is
I"on a book of his his whlcli- is new be-
‘ nut. to a ,tnbleapoonful of unit into a
rare spreading in Germany
3;”.
"not ill will '
The German eager”, is n by; liy
luck ntlendin‘g'ho eshoeamevel- sass
The most 111's belie opal in exist-
nl the Chin!!! ‘hil'niht'trl at Washing.
it 150an as 0 pl on‘a egg,
' use tbvoh' op!
Lilli on Agassiz; tho late Con-
u nerstae'odi that the sole hope
“Ihawof propb’rly baring for
a”? ly All»? in ills prom, lb new
in; prepared.“V int the tilde, of hisdesth
Mn Manda mind a; fruit dorm. bill.
several years w 11 elai‘ise hetero it can
be made productive.” ‘3 I
Emitter Frye. of Maine. Wils‘once of-
fered $400 to write all articleior a lead-
ing magazine. but rhiha'ed. saying the
figure was not large enough. “How
much would you ré’qnirc?" asked the
editor. “Twenty thousand dollars."
answered the senator, which of course.
put on end to the negotiations "And
do you know}! said Mr. Frye to a friend
Afterward. “I couldn' thave written the
article anyhow.” 2
SOP USES FOR SODA.
Boil greasy line In sodn water once a
week; and use hot soda water for u.
greasy sink. .
A pinch of carbonate of soda put
into the teapot will increase the
strength. of the ten. This applies pan
one by, and was once seen Walking 1 "
home through thflstretta of Berlin
' carrying a 11qu in his left hand.
with the finest showing of White cotton Ulidyerwear that it has bell
good fortune to collect.
pelt workmanship. (no sweatshop goods). and, best of all. lower prlo
at any other time of the year.
the prices to your economy.
NIGHTGOWNS.
Ladies Nightgowns, insertion and
tucked yoke. ruffle neck
sleeves,
Ladies' Night govms, square neck
trimmed with wide embroidery
null insertion, good quality mus 1 round neck, embroidery and!
lip, 98:: hematitched trimmed. ,
LONG WHITE SKIRTS. Ladies‘ French Corset Covnrll
Long White Skirts, made of good
quality
homes, ‘deep. ruffle,
Long White Skirts, in extra quel.
ity muslin, trimmed with lace
and insertion, ._
Good materials. honest sewing, generous ‘
The styles will appeal to your good tact
SHORT SKIRTS.
Short Skirts, made of good mulls
plain deep hem. cluster of t its,
Short Skirts. oxtia full 110 ‘ ‘
deep hem.
CORSET COVERS.
iIndles' Corset Covers
and
‘llic
ln'V
lace insertion and lace trim
med neck and sleeves.
DRAWERS. ,.
Ladles’ Drawers deep I'l'elns'tltc'h“
1 ed ruifle. tuck trimmed, _ l'V
Ladies' Drawers. deep licorice
withlhemstitched tucks, ,
1:80th Norwalk, Gen .
Cotton embroidery
98c
[1.49
"4 Washington Strcel;I
ticulnrly to places where the water is
hard.
Common washing sodn dissolved in
water until Itha liquid will take up no
more is said to be an excellent cure for
warts. Molaten the wartsvlitll it, and
let them dry Without. wiping.
A burn caused by a hot iron will
cease to pain. almost immediately if 11
piece of soda, moistened with the
tongue. is put 011.! scald or burn.-. if
the akin is not broken, can be cured by
placing the burnt part in strong soda
water.
Put a piece of soda the size of a wal-
basin, and pour on boiling water. Ai-
low dirty sponges to stand in this for
a short time. when they will be quite
clean and free from grease. Rinse in
cold water.
Dissolve a 011le of soda' in a gallon
of waler. and leave in a. jar near the
kitchen sink. Into this throw all pieces
of soap land remains of packets of dry
soap. Dip into the jar. and add to the
water used for washing and scrubbing
\ery dirty pans. earthenware, tin'warc.
woodwork (but not paint). and for
washing kitchen cloths and dinners.—
Home Life.
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE.
The first Indian schools were cstubé"
llslled about 20 years ago. Today
there are over 200 of these schools.
Saxony has a new law making the
minimum salary of a school tencher
£60 a your. rising gradually through ,
six stages to £150
Summer schools at the universities
The
pioneer is the little University of
Griefsweld, in Pomerania, which
opened summer courses for teachers
and, others in 1894. Last year the lit-
includlng' may, foreigners. ' . _
French undenomlnationul schools ,
for Arab girls are being established in. ,
'l‘unls. Hitherto the women of the
state have been to a great extent un»
classes, where English and Frshcll ’
teach them in the bar-ibis. , .
Yale is. represented in the Fifty
sixth congress by We senators and ii ',
Impresentatlves. The Yale men in the
{senate are Nest". Stewa ,Platt.
‘Depow. Welcbtt and Wetrno Rep,“
,msmem Hlll. Dullell. Newlands.
Hedge. 'l‘ha'yer. Russell. Jay. Fowler.
Motosl’f, mas. ,and Cochrane one all ,
,sons of " id Ell. " ‘
been has. memos novels
"1 em a new-crested thing Until '
you called me love I had no life. " ,, '1
“It is us if I saw love’e self. and
”I‘d.“ 88 I. _ VV,V V , ,
3 1"8ure. Love is God.
love we ltnow, love We worship and
to—Jbvo conquers 11s and gives
“"n‘8:V
.lo
prayed! we ”0.3111611. and for, love‘a
miles lsI Ino dust «lb low for me to
.lle dumb“! I plead.‘ I .
“It '1'" Vila:
educated, except. among the higher
commences have been engaged to 1'
'1:
dwelt with “-4th love Oed‘b nature“;
wim'. 'I'luét z ‘
, SEMI-AMVUAL SALE CHILDREN’S
. . °"“ I School Solis;
TROUSERS Not Cheap. but Law PriceyV
ulna-InnsIllnnlll‘nllllsn'a
tendance oflrnen andwomen was 450, "
'11 sake I will prby the odor I ' '
All deed-able goods that $5 00 two z'ece suits.
babe sold as high as Well ads.
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. Excellent Value.
I Dans 8: San,
88 Washington St.
Goad ‘ "lacs 7
$3. 00
for any of our 84 50 and,
at
$1.85
Open every Witty until 9 o'clock.
Tel call 133-12
Tailors. Clothiers, Hatters, Fumishers,
South Nam,
IHE
Central Food 663 s Store
‘ Gan be found all kinds of
Groceries,
F1uiis,Vegelsbles, .
_ . Meals, Poullrll.
in fact (beryl/ling if! the middle line that
1's needed for the table. ‘
In our
Fish Department
weVlzup fife beVstV that moneycanbuy. . ,
IF Y0 ' H O ' $77.5
FACI‘ION it! YOU .4
I
Give as 3 Mel. We '
”be: mu m ,.; m M»:
Thr’ée 0
Norwalk Chronicler