ransom BENTINEL.
I “Fifi”: Editor and Proprietor.
'mDIAY. JANUARY 17. 1902.
,‘ laturo Almanac for Tomorrow.
rises 7:15; sets 4:50.
High tide 5:2; 1. m.; 5:48.
fimt. bus e ‘Ncommunloatlonav for
till) ‘ Mon should be addressed to The
m," l. Personal letters not desired.
:NoW'York is a great hotel city. The
' president of the Hotel Men‘s Asocin-
‘ ‘ tinn there says that New York has bu
come the greatest hotel center in the
world. it has more hotels than Lon-
don. Paris and Berlin combined.
An officer of a western state temper-
once society. deplorlng the slowness
‘ ~ with WhICh the funds for temperance
q
‘ work comes In, said the other day:
“I
almost Wish that our tempcruncc poo—
. warmth in white titan in colored wool?
O
, THE SOUTH
‘ nonwltmt EVENING ssu'rINhL
rsrnavi 111mm :7; m,
mm m- : :32: ,
WHAT woman Ans oomo. ’ new MILFORD'S soon FIRE. }
cum...”
Did you know thcre was more
The full-length cost Is still the ultra. : Ea" (“dam
Was Injurnll
fashionable top garment. 'I‘rlpia shonl- 1
tier cones are a feature of the new gar» 1
menus. so are flaring collars and bell I
sleeves,
for an evening wrap. It. Is more pro»l
tection titan a cape. still is loose enough '
and fixings. : . . . i' ‘ .
dun ndurn su-uu auuuu or! us lll lll’lll'l' Ill lillhlllllllltiil
l
,sllfihdent weiludirocted physical cxcr- , \_ .
‘ciso and cool baths. "'l‘hc Dclinoator“ Ml’illill’i'h (\“hi li’iihlll’li “I-..
‘ t r t l I
{on physical culturc for womon, whit-bl
:are full of helpful, sensible suggestions 1,
land grace. ,
I A new and very pretty way of nrrang— I SALT LAKE, Iitull, .Iurluury IT.-~A
is to arrange thorn ill clusters—three: Wash, says: Lying guardod In I
eor four with a heading. tllcn a space lodge liliiitliillf, of tho (ll‘llor' o' Wash-
Iclustors are Fulfill-lent for a woman of d itiatlon. who was ucvorcly lllll'l during:
ordinary hcight. and If lure is llt-lcll for . tho ooronlonlos last night. Ito is
The kimono coat is a favorite shape; ..
it‘ll I it I it I‘"
to accommodate any amount of frills-‘1 Hill“ 1‘ iii ill “in lPlililliii'
Inertial work and strain if she tallies
is just beginning a series of articles,
‘. .‘ i
turn] illl’ Ill IluIlJr Inuun
,for the development of musclo, health; .-..._..._
Ling tho llurrow ruffles about the skirt special to tho 'l‘ribnuo, from Spokane.
land thrcc or four more. Three such llrlgton. is all unknown candldato for m-
Ille headings it makes a very pretty fln— I
(THE PENITENT
LOUISIANA EXPOSITION. I
NEW MILFORD, January 17.w—A fire ““”
supposed to have boon of Incendiary Will 59 P°“P°"“‘ UM“ 19°4- °"°‘
origin. burned a blacksmith 5m," thisi Year Later Than Announced. I
‘mornlng owned by Emil H. Itaescl.l WASHINGTON. January 17‘1““
E'I‘hc loss, about $900. is fully covered ' Louisiana Purchase Exposition, th’hi
‘by insurance. was to have been held at St. Louis ill
1903, will not take place until 1904.
This fact was practically conceded by
cit-Governor Francis, the president and
Adolphe Busch, the financial agent of1
the Exposition Company. at the White
House today. Since arriving hero and
conferring with the foreign representa-
fives, Governor Francis and hii‘. Busch d
have come. to the conclusion that un-‘
loss the exposition is prepared for u‘
your the exposition will not be nblo to,
secure the elaborate foreign exhibits!
willch are desired. “In 1903 we can‘
make the exposition as great as ally1
ovor given," said Governor Francis.
"but, if we prepare it a year it will
surpass anything In the exposition line
over attempted.”
In ordor to inlcrcst fortnign gow-rn-
nlcllts, it is tho doslrc of tho oxposl-
lion lnllnagclncnt that. the foreign
agents of tho exposition be appointed
and l'lccl-odiloll by tho i-ltuto lll'plll'l'
‘7
snrsnrhrnumnrs.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 17,
First limo. llcro of tho grout Park Tho.
utl‘o, Boston, Success.
\\’.lll. NANK‘VIIJJG l’l‘csollts
Hm. CAINE’S
tlraudcst Story,
’I‘llo Most lilslIrlgllishod Triumph of
tho your. As Strong as Its Cotil-
DLIIIIUII I’llry, 'I‘IIE (TI-IrtlS’l‘IAN.
It-ltl'olu: ill I'lourt Illlorost! lutcnsc In
MAIN' a. WALL STREETS NOIRWAEK CON i
DOWN“:
JANUARY
CLEARANCE SALE!
unuunn ulnnu, nu u, an I. u
, the castle servants, It was hidden away
tile would get drunk once In a wl‘lilc‘
and imbibe. with their llqllor tho lib—l
orality of Intoxication.”
tub for a gown of wash material.
ll‘Iorul gal-nituro is oxtrolncly popular
Ion evening gowns. _ A gown of wlritc
. ——-———-———~—-———— It‘llantilly not has tho hcudinlr.r of its
At Windsor Castle :1 mat-bio bust of lgl'aduutod llouuco almost conccdod by
the late Queen Victoria has been dis- in row 0" lllllli 1'05“ 'l‘h'W’ "Ni 09““-
collared built up in a wall where ac- .slonal blank places in tho row. and bc- I
, low, near thc l'nchlng on the hem of the 1
cording to ‘1 long-lived tradltlon 311101“: .ilollnce. arc the rosos carelessly caught .
ills if they had fallcn from their plat-cs.
,d'l‘ho bodice has n flchll finish. caught at ,
Ithc bust with a cluster of roses. Tirol-o I
is a single r0so lll tbc simple coiffllrcl
A lowly combination of colors and:
materials ls soon ill a miss's Eton .
I blollsc costllmc made of corduroy Ill onc I
‘of the now gray slladcs. ’I‘Ilc collar and
ll'ovcrs arc of a vrlvot of u darkor shade i
.cdgod with chinchilla. 'I‘ho skirt flares I
land Is finished with all odgc of the fur. 1
land tho perfcctly plain bribsloovcs urc :
'l‘ilc toque is 1
I
by order of the late queen herself soon
after the death of the Prince Consort.
The annual appropriation for tho. cx-
pauses of the president's office, Includ-
ing the president's salary, compensa-
tion for his clerks and secretaries, the
furnishings of the Whito House, and
the maintenance of the grounds. is loss
I the room.
ll'ntcllod by follow ltlctubors. who rc~ ‘
l Inst-d to '.’,l\'l‘ his panic and .ll'o uslnr
all ot’lol'ls lo |ilt'\’t‘IlI it from lu-oo..rin'.
public. Part of tho illlathnl ool'ornou
ios is blilllli‘oidinu tho victim and
drawing him around tllo room at top
spccd in a littlo curt. ’I‘Ilo Initiation
comlnittco wrro unable to control tho
wagon and lllo hclploss victim was
:llnnpod ovor against the high altar 1n
and ho was painfully hurt. Members
of tho lodlzo llul'o kopl him under
'rcutmout in the lodge room. The Dr-
h-r of Washington is a new fraternal
Insuranco organization. It has sonlo
wolnon illl-nlbors and ncws of tho ac.
I‘itli'lll. It is said, Iozlhcd out through
thorn.
WEDS THE GIRL HE RESCUED.
Ills side was crushed in.
, past year.
than $300.00() a your. The cstimato
for 1902 is $294,000. The expenses of
the legislative branch of tho fodvrul
government are $5,300,000 a year, and
ot the department of justice $5,600,000.
The expenses of the District of (‘olllm- ‘
bia. paid for by the federal govornment.
are $7,000,000 a year.
_ Children ill the Paola (Kansas) pub—
lic schools have established a corrcs~
pondence with children ill the Edin-
burgh (Scotland) public schools. and
the letters which pass between thvln
contain much that. is amusing. For
example, one. Scott-ll boy is l'ory indig—
nant. at the mistaken idoas which arc
held of tho pcoplo. llo says: "litany
‘pcoplc. even in England. think that
our male sex dress in kills. but they
are quite wrong. for there is hardly a
man in Edinburgh or anywhere ill tho
middle and south of Scotland who
wears kilts. It also is thought that tho
language of the Scotch is bad English.
but it is quite the reverse, for tho Eug—
‘ ,Jlsh is bd’d, broken Scotch."
at.
'l‘hc hittor attacks of tho l-h-l'ical
press of Mexico on lilo Illlitoll Stutcs
shows no signs of abutomont, 'I‘ho
Mexican Herald says: "\Vllon Anlcri»
can Catholic prciatos visit this roar.
try they receive a cool. you, own glac-
ial, reception. and foul own to th.-
marrow of their bonus tho ullti-Ynnlloo
prejudice Willcll tho clcl‘i‘cal pupcrs
are so industrious in promoting. ’I‘bo
clerical journals lii'l't‘ til'l‘ l-olltilluall,.'
unhappy about lilo .-\lnoricun pooplo.
Sometimcs tlloy l'olllark on tho ‘Yali-
, kec barbarians.‘ and I1 scour-l In it-
lleve their feelings and their Ilvol‘s for
a few days. But the bad mood rc—
turns and the gloom and wrath prevail
again. What tho nlultol"! Is It our)
numedlseval spite. or lust lllulll Iil'or
complaint? Wily \yt‘itc so vollolllcntly
asanist a great alld t'rec pooplo who
let one auother's religion alone and
go about their business like man?"
The Hamburg chamber of comrncrcc
has just published its roport for tho
lthpprnrs lllat‘thc pro-
valllng deprcssion in normally has had
little effect on tho t'allo of that city.
which, however, dcrlvcll little bcnctlt
from the recent. speculative oxpunslon
of Germany industry. For the first
time the tonnage of the Hamburg fleet
exceeds a million tons, an increase of
months. it Is admitted. however, that
the state of the carrying; tradr. which
was favorable at the Ill-ginning of tho
year, has changed considerably for tho
Torso. Freight: arc from no to 40 per
the serious effects of American com-
petition. which, It says. can only be
“noisily us the Americans lntcnd to
Ito-m their carrying trade by the In-
grductlon of subsldlos. The trade with
. ,fiti‘ll and South America shows n
that falling off, which In due partly
the depression In the coffee industry.
y to the political’dlsturbsnces. Not
in more satisfactory hall been the
rt trade to China and Japan. but.
Other hand. exports to Smith
.msw
ll siorlrrll n on“.
.Iinisllod ill tho sumo way.
i. M. Bradley, of Stamford, Marries
Situations! With Utililt‘tl)’ and Pa-
llItlti Happily lllcndihgi Tlll‘liL
all: ill t‘linlax! Lora, llato,
.Ioulollsy. Itovcugo,
with Love and
I’ollit once
’I‘rinulohullt ill tho End,
j PRICES, 25, 50, 75 CENTS.
'ri'oYT's THEATRE.
:TUESDAY, JANUARY 91,
s.
Thu lily; Iiiolodranralic Nowlty.
the Secret Illsnuu
rural and stops aro now boillg Hilton ‘0
that und,
GOV. SHAW SHOWED CLEMENCY.
DIES MUNIES, la., January l'f—«As
practically the closing act. of his ad-
ministration, Governor Shaw rlladc
public tho numos of 473 prisonors lo
whom ho had oxtondcd oxcclltivo
clcnroncy with the last two yours. ’I‘Ilo
gol’crnor's rocorll ill this l'cspcct, it is
stlltcd, has never boon oqllullod in
Iowa, ‘
Telling Yet
Wt 1 Continue For One Week.
Twice a year we clean up our stock of Dry Goods, Etc. Antic-
ipating an early season we bought our Spring Goods last Fall. and
find they are coming ill ahead of our time. 'We must make room,
of the velvot trimmed with stool. and u
chinchilla muff Is curried.
_.-__.. .mcu...__..,-.. ,,
AM USEMENTS.
Miss Smith.
S’I‘Ahlltiltll. January 1vl.~».\t tllo
‘ :rlun t‘arbolh- (‘lllll'l‘il Ilcrc \‘i'l-dnosliuy
. Wining rll'llllll‘ Ill. lir‘udh-y and .diss
’I‘IIIC I‘ENI'I‘EN’I‘ 'i‘ONltlII'l‘.
'I‘Ilut nothing; .~-.ucocods llko success 1 and Mrs. Audrow Smith, of Atlantic
‘llzts boon oxclllpliIIl-d limo and again ; my“... “I...“ lnurriod. Mr. “mu“... ,5‘
ill tho theatrical ficld, but llovcr sod ”H, "1» ”H. 1,,” 1mm“, and most
thoroughly lls wtlll “’i‘lto l’t‘lllit‘lli-H i“ ltill‘lll unlulous sailors Ill this plat-c.
dramatization 0f Hall (‘uino‘s most 1 Ho ililn Ilud lrlany willllcrs among the
dIlOWf‘l‘l‘lll book. This play ““3 W” I urlullor class of boats. Ills lil'i‘tilt‘b’l
dllcotl at tho Park City 'l‘houti‘c. “05 lulu-cons pol'hups. was uchh‘vcd with
ton. and from reports, “1"“ "“"mil‘ll I ho l'atlmut Vl-l'n a your or two ago.
parochial rosidcllco of St, John's Ito-d
i It-roso Ill. Smith. only daughter or Mr. .
Sqnnnderlug
()fton.
llardost. squandor most.
A DRAMA (lll‘ (lItICA’I‘
MAN lnn‘nlrlrs'r.
lN'l‘lchu AND H’I‘IIIKINH SI'I‘I'A-
'l‘lons. '
MAilNlh‘lt'I‘lN'l‘l.l .w'rlcli.
lilu:.tl"l'lrl<l.l.y s'rnlluli,
jwrrll Idlin'ilitlIL-VI‘IC St‘I'iNI'lltY ANI)
laldrsl t’l‘h‘.
III‘-
vory oftldn, those who toil
A disregard
SAV-
INGS Is oftcrl rospollslblo for tlloir all
of tho lflllltll'lilnt‘t‘ of SMALL
happy condition.
'I‘hoso who novor lnado an otlort to
sun» thoir lnoncy uro iuritod to could-
and that we need at once. We have decided to take a loss, and mark
our goods ONE-THIRD and ONE-HALF LESS than the regular
price. Here you will find all kinds of MILIL FIRSTS, no trash or
mill end seconds. but Lower Price than the so called seconds and
fag ends of shop worn goods. See circular lior price list.
uond.
,‘nearly 100,000 tons in the past twelvo.
slant. lower than they were last Janu- ,
m. The mport boars testimony tol
1“!de to become more formidable.
have mado a name for itsolf. In fact
tho humorous illqnirios for souls and
tho nluny duontiorls uskcd ropnrtlin"
Its dato ilt‘l'l' would Illdh-ato that it‘-
I'anlo Ilus oxtolldod to this city
that tho many of warriors of t‘aino's
works will col'taillly turn out Ill largo
numbers. 'I‘Ilo play. Iikc “’I‘llo (‘hris
tion." is stirring and intollso and up .
pcnls to tho bcst class of Illcatro-go
ol‘s. “'I‘llo l’tetlitcnt" will be
mounted and staged with bountiful
sccnic illvostitllrc. and will ho witrloss ,
ed at lont's 'I‘Iloatro, tonight.
MANY GOOI) SCENES.
The offering of Iont‘s Tllt‘llil‘t‘. for
Tuesday night, is tho dramatic story
"’I‘llo Socrot Dispatch." n play of him
than ordinary intorost and intonsity
'I‘Ilo drama is in four well oollstl'lit-tod
acts urld four sclllrlus, with litany rlol'
oI of'focts, arc shown. 'I‘Ilo story toll-
how our Edwin ilrny, In a passion of
loalolls l'utzo strikes down and SIletl‘
Wily . .Iis his onll L'l‘llllflfiliili‘l‘, and c: .
r-upcs into tilc army, under an usslllll
od namc. Iio gains promotion and ro‘
turning to his old homo bonds his of f
forts to (‘Iclll‘ing his good namo I’l'olr
tltc stain ulld llungor of tho ('l‘llllt‘. It
Iukcs four acts to do this. bllt till
guilt Is Iixod on tho roal culprit In tho
Many good sccllos aro prosontcd
:llltl tho play is well supplied with good
. olllody urld characters.
HOOD JOKES A'I‘ ELKS MINSTRELS
l‘:\’("l',\’l)0(ly who goes to the theatre
loros a good joko or a good song, and
IIloro is no bottor place to havo onc‘s
«losircs Ill this rcspoct satisfied than
at a first class lnillstrol show. It hit:
always boon tbus.
lwontioth century dress suit. will be.
proscntod by lilo Merry Elks Minstrels
at. lloyt's ’I‘llcutl'c, \Vcdncsduy. .lflllll'
ary 29, for tho bellollt of the. charity
fund of Norwalk 1.0dgo, whorl ovcry
who who wants to Intro a thoroughly
good langlralld Iistcll to tho nlillstrol
man In song and funny sayings will
'illlYt‘ all opportunity of doing so. ’l‘bc
Molry I'llits lako a buck scat from no
otilor slnlilul' organization of its kind
on tho. road this soason, so far as orig-
villillli)’ is concurnod. They are right
up to tho minute in everything they
undertake and the present instance to
no cxccptiou. Their own original first
part is a magnificent setting and wat-
ospcclnlly designed for this troupe.
The company numbers ver half a bun
llirctl artists. among w om are many
well-known favorites In this city. The
clip Is also another strong part of tho
pcrfornmnco. Do not miss it.
A HARTFORD THIEF.
iCaught in Milford After Daring Day»
1 nm
‘ light Burglary.
, There was a during daylight burg-
I lnry in Milford youturdny and Herman
l Wolff was rulnzht after several shots
Iliad been fired at hint. Ho said he
- said be notarized In Hartford.
I About 4 o‘clock in the afternoon
lWIllIam ld‘cltlll saw a man near the
residence of Mark Fowler on West
Town street. After circling the house
I veranda and enter a second story win-
dow. id‘oltls telephoned to the author—
ltles and two men were sent to the
house. Wolff Jumped over their heads
from the second story window and
was not caught until the. officers had
=flrod several shots at him. W'lfan
I searched considerable Jewelry was
‘fouud noon him and he had tickets
showing that he bod Downed two rings
In this city.- In his acts book were
the names of Daniel O'Rettly, chief of
the Wampum-d police. Jamal stewu
art. of No. to summon. hartford.
and .l. H. Benita, of No. it outta street.
Hartford. '
Well! blooded
last‘nlsht to ill (ml and
or to tilt UK: was OI
and l
I
I
filll-Iy i
I \‘illtil was almost invariably a “In
| nor ill Ilol' class.
.’\ll‘, Ilradloy is wl-altlly and Miss
~‘lnIlIl was not. Ilo ls a l'roll-stalll.
no It Catholic. Silo has spoilt a grout
Iottl of limo oll tho wutcr. Ilor lu'olll»
‘I's til’t‘ lilillilll‘ltll'h‘ of II boar llollso
Iloro and a uroal part of Ill-r spart-
into has boon spout about tho boats.
. Silo cumo to bc a llllt‘ sailor and a liar»
nu spirit loll bur to who many chancos
‘ll tho Sound ill Ilorlyy woutbcr.
Lust t‘alI Miss Slliilll l‘ollturvd out
s llono ill a lurk boat. ’I‘ho wind was
lt'lll'y and tho boat was Itllockod down
by u tl‘cuchorluls gust. lil‘l' position
was illll'tif pol-ii. lilr. Ilrnll'oy Ilzlppon-
od to bo saillrlc; illto tho harbor ul
. ‘llo Illllt‘ :lllll Wt'iii it) Ilor l-osl‘uc. ’I‘lio
lii‘tlllllllllflllt‘l' l'iporlod into a lIlH‘
match.
Mr. Iil'adh-y‘s lllothor didn‘t Illllil‘t)‘.‘t‘
if tho thatch, but tllo son followod Ills
l‘)\\'ll inclinations. With his brotllor
lllll sister for \ritllossos ho and Miss
l'lrith \lt‘lll to llil‘ parochial rosi~
, Iwnco \\'odll~\sduy ovl-llinr.r and were
I uarriod. 'l‘hoy will sail on Saturday
lIlo Ill-rllllldas on tlloir honey-
moon.
or
CLINTON'S OLDEST RESIDENT
DEAD.
CLINTON, t‘ollll., January II- Mrs.
Ill-llr'y ll). Collins, tho oldost rosidont
if (,‘Iinton, dicd today. Silo was niuc~
'3’ two yours of age.
CHANGE IN TIMETABLE.
New Trains to be Placed on the Hart.
ford Division.
PRICES 35_ 50, 75c, and soc what wo can do for thou). ()no
dollar starts an account
, . i ()pcn daily firtiti'to 12:00; 1:00 to
M‘lURwNG MlLl'NEBY 3:00. Saturday ol'onlllu, li:00 to 5:00.
Sfylfshly Designed. The 800“] NOI'WBIk
Mourning Hats and Bonnets: also
Silk Nun's Veils and {haunting l-‘ac:
Veils ready to wear. Order work will
receive careful and prompt attentiom
'M. F. Acietman,
3! Main Street.
Norwalk. Conn.
Connected with large Bridgeport es.
tablishmcnt of M, Lustig.
Reliable goods at low prices.
THE STORIES THAT MOST INTER.
EST CHILDREN.
Iiuppy tilc purl-at whoso llll't‘lllil'l‘
,ucnills cull crouto storics to interest
Soyorul changes of iltlpot‘tullco ill tho
:1 hodulo of train St‘l‘Vit‘l‘ on tho Ilul't-
ford liivlsiou of tho t,‘0usolh"
road will go into offcct ncxt Sunday,
January lil. The train which now Icav.
cs New Iluyon for bpl'intgfichl at. 3:11
p, or. will, after next Sunday. Icavo at
2:55 and lcuvc Ilurtford at 4:15, arriv-
int: ill Sprilnzliohl at 71:11. The south-
bound train which now Ionvcs Spring-
“PM at 22:45 ll, ln. will Icarc at 2:27
and Ioulo llurti'ord at 3:22 illstcad of
2:330, Ils at proscllt. 'I‘Ilis train will
l'llll through to Now Iluyoll. l'ouchllll;
tllut city at litiT. 'I‘Ilo train which now
loan-s Sprillgtiold at 3.40 p. m., will
lt-IlYt‘ that city at 3:20 and instoad of
going through to Now Halon. will ur-
l'il'o at Ilurtforll as a tcl'minul at 421.3.
A distillctiyoly new train will be op-
crlltod bctwcoll new Haven and Mori-
dcn. stopping at all illtcrmodintc
points. The tralll willdonvo t‘ow Hu-
voll daily. Sundays oxccptod, at 4:10
p. m, and will bo duo at Moridell at
145 ll. m.
Savings Bank,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Hermit Trust (10
South NOI‘Witliy‘. (Rum,
licccmbc' club, loot.
'I‘Ilc tl‘llstccsillarc ordcrcd that
lllt‘ ilttcl‘cst to Irc crcdltcd to thc
(It-pusilors ill illt‘ Savings licparl-
lllt'ill, _itlllll(li‘_\i 1st. 1002. shall In-
at tho l‘atc of four (41 pcr ccllt. prr
3zlllnllln.
CHARLES Ii. lliIY'l‘.
'l‘l'castlrcl‘.
Business hours, 9 to 12 a. m., and t
WIRE CO.‘S MANAGER SHORT.
t‘IIIUAtlt). January l‘I——-Willium It.
(‘liuton \i’iro Company, of Boston.
with oillcos if] this city, has been ar-
l'd'rill‘ti at lit‘lll‘l‘l'. charged with tho
iarcl-ny of “.300 of tho company‘s
mlmoy. Howard was foll known in
‘hicago, and made his home in the ar-
Istocratic quartor in Washington bouL
ol'urd. ltd-contly, it is alleged, he dis~
upponrod from Chicago and an investi-
gation of tho company’s accounts rc-
loalod an alleged shortage of $4,500.
.--\ dolor-lino was sent to Denver today
to bring Ilownrd back to this city.
AT JOSELOFF'S
Just \thllt'h our ad.; compare with
otllors, and judge for yollrsclvos. You
will find us to Do the. loaders ill low
prices and best qualities.
7 bars ()zono Soap, 25c.
Strictly fresh eggs. 28c.
Mattie Mitchell‘s Cornoliu, Sc pkg.
1 lb, pkg. Raisins. 10c.
Ilayo your card pllncllcd for prom-
illms.
Iidlinstrelsy, in its.
his little ones. All boys delight In boar
storics, \vhcro tho gun and knife arc
prominent, with blood on every trail.
liirls take to fairy tales. With tho
Ilttlo lots on your knoc all aching-back
bllullts your fancy. .\ bottle of Dr.
Iiick‘s Modicine will cure your rhcu»
matlsul. Then your tongue will way,
again. llr. Dick's Medicine cures
:rlreunlntism. malaria. grlppc. colds.
Sold by all drugglsts. Price 50 cents.
Dangers
of Colds and Grip
It is always dangerous to neg-
lect a cold. Look around you at
the vast number who have chron-
ic catarrh, every one of whom
owes his affliction to a neglected
cold.
Colds weaken the lungs, lower
A LONG FELT. WANT
FILLED.
For your Wines and Liquors. go to
the new store, Ill Main street, Nor-
‘ walk, where you can buy all goods rc-
' ' tall at wholesale prices. All goods
the Vitality, and pave the way for guaranteed absolutely pure and are put.
sconsumption. , up expressly for family and medicinal
Pneumonia nlw a y 3 results' use. We are headquarters for
from a cold or from an attack of “UFoRN'A'W'NES' KEN'WCKV
influenza AND EABTERN ave WHISKIES.
Give every cold the attention I NW0 own and control ton stores In
. , ow England alone and buying In
it deserves and treat 1: properlyf large quantities enables us to sell
cheaper than any other house.
twice tho man was soon to climb a l
ous diseases. What should you
do? There is but one answer
u—mkc
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
It is intended especially for
acute throat and lun diseases,
of which colds and in ucnza are
the most common. The remark-
able cures cfi'ected by that rem-u
edy have made it famous over
a large part ofthc. civilized world.
Use it and a quickcure is certain.
it counteracts any tendenc tow—
ard neumonia. Amongt etcns
of t ounnds who have used it
for_..oolds and grip (influenza)
during the epidemic of the last
(canyons, not one case hustler
bean will:
and you will avoid these danger-3
, Come and convince yourself that ev-
;erythlng In just as represented.
illellurll Win It Liquor House
BIHNBAUM 3808., Proprietors.
18 Main Street. Norwaik.
w.
NEWS AND'OPINIONS
' of
NATIONAL IMPORTANCE.
THE SUN
ALONE
,conrams BOTH.
Daily, by mail $6 a year
Daily and Sunday. .
by mail. 38 a year
, to 3 p .m., and also 6 to 8 p. m., Satur. 'I‘ralns on tho Squh-ld and lillll'l‘
day evenin a. brunt-hos will roulloct wIIIl tIloso
9 ,,.,,.,,,,. JOSEl.0FF. 72 N. Main St.
CALL 53-2.
Seymour’sStore
Quality and Value for This Week:
We offer an elegant line of Prunes from 6 to ace. 1b.; Evaporated Peaches, 15c. 1b.; Evapor-
ated Apricots. The finest grade of pure Fruit jams, 20c. to 25c. jar; domestic or imported. We
have a splendid Jelly in all flavors. 2 for 25c.
Fancy Creamery Butter always a leader; 3 lbs. Boss Milk Crackers for 25c.; Choice Soda
Wafers, Ioc. 1b.: New Beans, 10c. qt.; Cranberries. toc. qt.; Campbell‘s Soups. Catsup, Chili Sauce.
WorceStcr Sauce, all popular, roc. values: Double Cream Cheese, Coffees front 20c. lb up; Splendid
Teas—There is no customer so poor that he wants poor tea-mgct ours, and you will be suited.
New Maple Sugar, Syrup and all the popular brands of Pancake Goods.
Our facilities and experience are always at your command.
Charles E. Seymour,
Leading Grocer. 658’) West Washington 511.. So. Norwalk.
FLOUR " FLOUR ”FLOUR
Maud 8. Floor, best In tho world, and three good reasons why you should use It. First, because It Is the
only Flour In the Twin Citlos that comes direct from the mills, second. because It molten nlcc, white bread; and.
third. because It makes more bread th an any other Flour on the market. Try a bug or barrel. It's guaranteed.
MMII) S. FLOUR, (this sale),
Bill: has, or $4.35 pcr bbl.
FINEST EIIGIN CREAMERY BU'l‘TiilIl (nice and fresh) per 11)., 25c.
LI'I‘CHll‘lEIJ) COUNTY PRINT BUTTER, 2th lb.; ii lbs. for $1.00.
20 lbs. Gran. Sugar. ”.00! New Poll licnnll, qt.. ‘ 90
Sugar Cured Shoulders, lb., idol ill (.AKldlt-i .Ncw Morrow Beans, qt., 100
Sugar Cured Hams, 1b.. 130 GOOD. HARD ‘ il‘nro Lott! hard, 11)., 12¢
Boneless Bacon. 'lb. Hr. . 1 A'UNth SOAP dtlholcn Compound hard, 1b., 100'
3 cans Magnolia Milk. 25c ' , - . liooo i’srlllir Matches. so
Cuban Cane Syrup, qt. can. 10c F0" 35‘“ chw brilliant! Molasses, 39.1., “to
Purina P. C. Flour, 3 pugs, 25c do cans sardines, for am
5 POUNDS GRANULA'I‘ED 9U» 'MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. BEST MIXED TEAS,ihLL KINDS.
AR, 260. . POUND. 60o. ' 50 AND 806 POUND.
USEFUL AND VALUABLE PRESENTEGI‘I‘EN FREE WITH OUR FAMOUS runs AND COFFEEB.
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Norwalk Chronicler