Ignited? States i
Wow, I. .i .,
‘ will hold
‘33' .. “
. Mil-rs Etta Schultao. ‘or south" Nor-
i walk sang a solo at Grace Church. last
night
+ airman add gen MT is? erected lloon
,lms'lulibitory in Ann.
A gentlgmsn's smoked 'l‘ur-
lIlsll Cigarette. An extraordln.
ary smoke at an ordinary price.
We are the only selling agents
' in g‘bo Murmurs..-
street.
Mahacksmo Iik. Gazette Ildg.
3.. Norwalk. No “R, w —~—10 lbs Pork or Sausage tor $1. 00.
I3 at HItlerIs's
TM N will; ’
many specials
today
la,
,.
Natio ai Bank. was in Waterbury, last
‘ etenitl
Frederick Becker. of Benton street.
'wusrm reticular: ‘
t Elli '1»
10313033le afidx'flmthe $3,121 has been seriously ill with an attack of
which was c‘elltrzl iii IAr‘lIIgllilIahI yostIfIrII ”9“")th ‘ ‘ ‘ 4:‘________~__-
day is now contra n or tnn fiemborflbbbeno Pads.
oil. The hordmete! is rlnusnsny . al-
ow 28. 74 inches, The rain has been Notary? M‘l' Stencils.o pccl
ties. etc. John 'l‘ryen. Drops a postal
“ac—w-
heavy lnl some at the southern .seo‘
tions. Thunderstorms were reported
from Jacksonngie, Augusta. Charles-
ton and Lynn lg. The center minced Company.
the storm will probably pass out they ,I . . I, I 'r..‘
it [Law'fmeh Vianetyl ?“ ska“??? Elma; E. R. Bennett is suffering from It so-
l tom! «W «or 19 V0,,“ 3. 3 vote attack attests...“ his home in
sdl‘ithoirst will“ ‘9‘“ south Main street. ,
.94....“ -~.-—--— I _ "‘f‘"
Local military men are planning t0” ‘ —‘-FI'cah Hams. 12c. 1v Water St.
take it! the three days' circus in the .—
Almtii‘y at Norwslk. from March 13; Professor George E. Sartaln has been
to 15.. in elusive under the auspices oi- entertaining his brother, Charles Sar-
Company D of that city. and the Nut ital”; of Now York. . .
walk Council of- the Royal Arcanum. -—
Stamford Advocate . ‘ i
The Klonprina. a new belt. just out.
‘: is on display at the store of the D. M.
n-I—c-nI-u-u—nq
Miss Annie Estelle 'Sll'lith will enter-
‘ i‘tllin friends at cards at her home irivl
The linemen in the employ of thchest avenue. March 9th..
Westérn lip ion Telegryph Companyé __ _.....,...I...
have just finished gettllg“ the wires Mrs. s; C. Cummingg, of Orchard
broken down by the recent stor [sultry
working licr. after working ““miChurch a former Norw‘klker.
Monday. he worst trouble was found ;
in the, vicinity of Ridgeiield.
”Choicel Pelvis and Chickens, [2Ilfic
and,I14e lb. Lflayeshs ,I., I. , , ,
. i Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris is entertaining
InhiIissIfiolggiceAHuIdsog WG' s“g;t:;dg the Hospital Whiat Club at her home
“ s 'lk'n y in BavaieIw avenue this afternoon. _.. ,
afternooh Mrs. F. M. color. the
presi i,llent exIryficts to hastens large .nnnri = “
her of the chi ren present. Miss mid?
son will remain otter Srinday. the aliketi
or use. W A. Fryer. of Riverside Tern
race "
:5. I.
—.-
/
___'
lBrldge'port. is having a sale. on lace
4 curtaihs. one-third of: the pr.ice
81.00; Korea's. . .
. ugh—ohm ‘ .
J.’ E. idol-man. of the International
*‘ "1‘” Corresp“ ndonce Schools, has been in
orwalk this week. on business.
-uu—n—nn—I-I-
James Fox iibationist at Spam-13W“
(are. corner of Haviiau’d and ‘Wll‘terg Governor McLean was in To
. rrington
streets. relul‘ned this morning from Wednesday. usthe guest of théflon. 0.
his three days‘ trip. He‘ visited Prorm .
ldence, R. 1. New York and othrrlfilog’é‘? whirls expecting to start for
.pIaII-Ics, landing in Ililew RocIlIrelieIII last! .
n g t e relurne from rov once: 42"“; dew“ brands of Cl
gave hold
to New 295k by boat their own mm tine, lnsperlsl Create. it
_ . . h or 1 years [In over.
Stiff 9"? Softf‘ H93“ OBrlenI. flail: is ndw considered one“ of the
A Wasnihl’gton special to the Hart- a"9‘39"“1 3’99““ ' .
szgl’ggamgfsfigw Kt {fifi‘fitfigigg William Sheldon has. broken ground
States district judge will be confirnredi
at the hart! mealtivo session 0! thei
senate. The: Judli ary ttee haei
agreed unanimous to report the nom-
inntlon to the, senate favorably "
George ’9th is to have built in wu.
ton avenue ,_
v.1.
Patrick McMahon, oi Cedar street.
semleral weeks ago is able to be around
with the aid of a cane.
m
‘ fillets shined at O'Brion's .«, g1
There is no doubt but that the goods
received at the store of Charles Sey-
.- 3 .Imour are the best obtainahye T ere is
everything in the market a reasonable
prices _
AlbertG (LBouton, who is in the sig-
.nai corps of the Battleship Illinois. is
at his home in Broad giver. tor a seven
‘ ' i” W ’ Shgs‘ , E'days furlough He arrived home last
A ’Ii‘ooth Brush is an implement lie-,7 .night about 9 oclIock
cossaIry for properly caring for the‘
teeth—~a good one at Such, a small price
affords an opportunity you can ill at
lord to letpass T ore is a reason for business “I” “WWW? ““de
everything and the reason of this; ‘ “
marks-Lemons is that. there Is a his sudlé’sfliok Nihioldhslginwslltlregl? 13
slight action-a slip in printing Main street. Danbury. Mohday. The
_ the name upon the handle-a, little in! dentist has ilk? best “Shell 9’
roughness on the. back etc: does notin
,. alter the quality ofI the brush in the?3 ' _.._......_.
‘iea'st. does it? N6 But we toss lust! All interesting debate is taking place
such as these in' one basket and this afternoon. «entrain: It 3 o’clock
mark them nth e Franklin school. by the Frnnle
The Clifford Phamacy.
. n. .
y ...,
v a I
,v
.u
~de.evcning. Mamb 5th Chas R.
Baker drills rose. Bmwala College
relatllé to A vertlslng interested
[Hi—.123 I.“..'1.I,ll a; ,1‘....'I
.lln 138%! Club. The sugiect ill ”Re-
solved we is IiIr‘e a owed
sufirm’“ I!“ W my
-10 lbs. 02!; W. Ill-l‘ayes‘ 3. II
The 00an D basketball team w‘lis
it Ii." '
nonnative-lam at. the. armory, but
[the unable to do so. owing to the
illness of some of the players. The
“that some
Maury; A
“With two other stores of our syn
(i on leompany' h‘as
firstltloned in their ad. M0
JJVB‘. Ella, .lrl.‘ ttiie’r at'thd Central ‘
street. is entertaining. Miss Marlene cued
The Rowland Dry Goods Company. v
. -—5 lbli. (”York and _5I lbs Sausage.
for the collar of the new houo‘e‘ which
who was [plotted by a train in Stamford . ~
IIIIlIlst or friends nir- success in his new.
to unemployed the Montauk'x next.
sate Laos ouarams.
off ltpualprles. J L
WIN; collie}. this
" all... ”ears. til
Jobbing trade was slow in filling
order for Scotch lace curtains. '1' 3
whole lot was mission by the buy h.
cats. we bought it.
every pair fresh and crisp and new:
style. There are about 50 patterns:
season’:s most have
del'd all are made with
lie
#2 to $2.50 curtlfins $1. 50
$2. 50 to $3 curtains. $2.
lid? distill. mould?
I'rtIlirll door. tails elevatof j
melt: or THE is
new waoll cocoa. /
Light and. bri htan cheery strrhli
that beckon on air How
it is to see them; how pleasant {ilk
wnphgoods so pro
era-J. Nev pr
ty before. ”sills ore than one woman
Day’id and
as she Mantis to Iadtnit‘c"
Andersons gin‘ghams.
John Anderson' a. the sort. that mag‘p
etch ginghams famous. Strong
texture and dye. choice in pattern full
of goodness. flinch; 400 yd
imported madraa. in small stripes
mostly and nioelyauited for men
shirts as well as Women's .shirt'waist.
Many colors; Ioi'I course. “ditch
and 39c and
Basket cloth. finished ylhe mercer
ised. process that mail it gleam like
silk and in the good old pop basket
Solid rich colors that are
lass)“: FinisIlII is lasting , 60c yd
s 1km Missouri and groan .. in drags
lengths; airy and ‘ty they al-
most float like thistl - Pure
charming white aoit one‘fit‘coio‘r effects.
and combinations of two colors bright
by neutered narrow stripes.
Stripes. whether in harmony or com
tract, are doubly pretty becguse of
allkw" 85c and 900, yd: ' .'
NEW WAICTINGS
AT “NO. ‘ ‘ . .
A handsome collection. Sale of the
new corners.
3. 85!tln-atriped voile... Delightfully
light and either plain pr with ilgured
stripes "
-omnit'e cloth. Thin. but aim and
hehutitlil. Bands of bills or rose are
divided. by wide stripes hymns and
lines oi black in mod it ~‘ "
nether novelty in striped with
white which is sprinkled? filth slots at
several colors .
Still another. has the grouil‘tl color
brighIteIIIetIlI by PwhlIcII stripes with cen-
ter 0 to en ersa
They' re worth a. apfiwmfl.
We repeat the price 75c yard
center aisle rear. to. Isl
THEI. ROWLAND
nnvdpops co.
Bridgeport.
ll Great
.flbImalIv. 3».
it .:
srghItI. _, .
"ves. “‘ _ _
‘The‘ Lighlesi on you;
pocketbook
3 times a... lighbhali the
cost.- ‘ ‘
Til llliili‘lltll
$.53 Iowa-rec
Welsblcll
(loin Railway it
$353“? Iegv-‘IIEI'I; oI, 1“th ilk". .
‘ l
s been so era are plating:
301...! ll...
This is our ahare-535 pairs nigh "
. section at road... the State Highway
The Lichtest on your ner-I
‘sais were submitted to the State High-
.-bids were opened by the selectme‘il ves-
~ ...A gentleman entered a ilsbmon
the other morning. and alter Ina-
“Mi“ "9" i :W vi Milk
Former .lionnullrul
titular Bilbao ills lieu
.‘IglIilIi (it (“.9 i "M“
lands lhililll It Will rm is
millilil bulbuuibrlh bill
The New York 'Ii‘rlbune prints the
lollon'lng:
The present topic or ititcrest in con
hecti’e'hl‘. is the? constitutional conven-
tyon, which is met to consider, nmonx
IIIdI'I things. a change in the present
mot representation in the lower
Collin, or Middle
houso,I bowel-0V
my son at a former governor of the
ill o‘.‘- pm well known both in biann-
c‘tiirlng and at little circles, sold.
night, attire ahhatt‘a’n:
"'Not pretending to spend ex came-
this, lot: i have not renewed closely the
doings or the constitutional conven-
lion. i do not belidve that it will so-
demolish anything worth while. toyed
before it assembled that was predicte’dl
in morp than one. quurter.
“Yol'r see, Connecticut differs from
most, other states in that represents
tio’h in the lower branch or the legisla-
ture is 'not allotted according'to popu-
lotion. but each town has two. repre-
sentatixes. whatever its also. Hartford
..;or New Haven Mn sendlno more than
some pincer of two thousand recolo-
i 'g‘Now... to this convention the dale
gates were sent in the same way. so
that, the country delegates are in the
majority. 'Ihey are not disposed to
give up the power possessed by. the
so Ifar as i see. accomplish nothing.
0.! harm. them is somethins to be
said for,the present system. .
.-"Wlton President McKinley visiteu
Connecticut some years. ago he. ex
pressed satisfaction with the large rep
Manhattan that the system given. He
said that it made it much harder to
corrupt or bribe the body. But wheth-
er or not that tantruelmay be doubted.
'fin: Halitord. where six hundred
votes are necessary to decide amnion.
lienape‘rhsps. they can be bongo.- for
82 apiece But in- a very small town.
where two ‘or three votes are it‘ll that
are needed, a vote costs. 350. it may be
said that this large representation
does not so Inuch obviate the chance
to buy a man as it chenpens his
price. "
‘ L‘IDIVIIIIR HID THls TIMEl ‘
New London Party May Build new
state Road in Greenwich
Seam pmmsals for the constr atlas
of a section of state road from anus.
west over the Post road to the "Hub,"
at Coacob. were opened by the select-
men of Greenwich. This is the fourth
time bids have been received for the
Commislsoner having rejected three
former bids. the lint last "Member...
because there was but one received
that ol Merritt d: Campbell. of Port
Chester. who wanted something over
$9 000 for doing the work
Bids wars that: called tor a second
time by the selectmen. and two con-
tracting firms responded. Balers the
gm; far opening (.3088 bids had at.
v . buttered c on til gen ~
oral plan and layout i% the prgposed
mgrovementa was made at the sugges.
"tin or the 'l‘rarh’wny Company an an-
other proposai was called for. To this
there were two answers bids being sent
in by Merritt a. Compbcli of Fort
'0 e figures for the wprll
I ., _ .. _. "and d. h Christiano; of
will .‘i. be world complete the
wor ,I'for 38.120 or “I49 less than the
murmur contractors *‘ These prom
way Commissioner. who rejected them
as being excessive and ifor‘ the fourth
time arolmals were salted Three con»-
tractors figurcd out the fiork and their
tcrday. The bids were for the identical
plea of road so named in the other-
notices issued by the seicctmen. but
there luvs a. remarkable diifenence in
the figures sent in (mm those previous-
ly received. in addition to Meritt J:
Campbell and Christine. Michael A.
Zachardy. of New London sent in a bid
day. his figures bei as
or a
biddel‘é, on thematic work a month ago.
The other figures received were Mer-
ritt It Campbell, $0317, and Joseph
Christiano. 286.500. * These .latter ‘ i!g~‘
men will be submitted to the State
'glghway CommlIlIlIsloner. and although
9 NC! . ’9:
in «cacao and "at?
willing to spend to double.
probable be war be given the cohtract
(bemoantlme trolley work
a: MPut's ill is at a blind-
and as work will not begin on the
audience-m weather I!!! in the
clung off the t [icy will not be heard _
i. in one mi d Minus much hetero
June. it than.
’ mutt: Ann beam.
the he died for his faith; That is fine"
More than most of as do.. .
Birtaay. can you add to that line
That he 3‘7“» for it, too?
small towns, and the convention can , ‘
W50 .
nt' $3.000 less than the lowest ‘
III C
ions ’“
JOHN W. 33mg
arJ'IIlevv- ’3'
Phdrle 147-53
.Poreeliic Erlllrlrei
“@0931.“
Butchers Wax
new.
207 East Washington street.
\.
IUW
THAT sso nose.
'. (be r, Monthly.)
Redness ol‘l‘h‘h cause is often due [0
lm
aliens quickly when exposed to cold
llir denotes weak circulation. . When
the nose rdddcn‘s alter a hearty meal
it indicates that the digestive organs
rebel at the labor imposed upon them
Exercise body massage and footbaths
frequent y.culs redness oi the nose
A red. and shiny nose may be restor-
ed to nor ill condition by observing
the above? riots and applying every
night a lotion composed at one Quart
a! cam hor, water one ounce of' pure
glycerlro and one half ounce of pow
tiered borax. ’
Ofionsive perspiration may be over
come by. bathing the parts in soup and
hot water and rinsing in cold water.
Then keep the surface constantly dust-
ed with o powder, composed oi puiver
izcd oieate of zinc one- he 7 ounce. and
pulverized boracic acid three drains.
HIS WAY OF PUTTING IT
(Washington Star. )
“it is true." said the persbn of high
ideals "that you have attained pros
polity by your writings. But you have.
producedI nothing that will live. "
. "Well" answered the comfortable
liierateilr “when it comes to a quest
ion of which shall live. myself or my
writin s i didn't hesitate to sacrifice
my w tings." ’ "
WW.»
Next to Niarri‘age
The most important step inn man's
life is providing (or the future of his
wife illlll soil.
A savings account is one of the bust
provisions a man can make. '
it means ready money in time of
idleness, sickness. misfortune or enter
gooey—there are other advantages.
too.
Why not start an account here now
with one dollar or so and get a home
bank? ‘ ,
, it isn't necessary. to wait until you
get married.
,TIIIE SOIUTH NORWALK
SA WNGS BANK.
darted darts
pornomo.
TthouthNorwalk
at»
Will be pleased
to receive the ac-
counts othercan- '
tile Firms. ln‘di
vidnais and Cor-
icnce oi‘ deposi-
tors ln- the Sav-
Enmnment.
.- _ . ll. aopens ~
‘ed hook to
. IISaturd’ay even-
”'le on center» ,_
plow m hing: "
. will it would be'
me“. to rousrlt 91 ,
True. theiassortments are not as
tact circulation. A nose which ”5
9 storm collar, Morccrized Sateen lined ;
m“ [103.311
its state eat to the “insurance Com-miss.
. loner.}lta I
.. yes, well worth your while to roll
pcc'laily in these betwixt seasons time
tairorn.
FAN 0V
DREQB WEAVEB.
large as they were earlier, but what
:0! that? Just tho'weave you want
may be here, it so then—more money
saving. I
Plain and Novelty 30inch Dress
Goods. just the thing for school dross
’ Reduced to tile yd.
”’8- inch Novelty Dress Goods light and
da‘rkI color,
Reduced from bill: to 290 yd.
5.4-inch Wool Costume Cloth in three
all den of grey, good value at 76c: now‘
on y . , 42c yard.
58-inch close woven cloth. . heavy
weight, the proper material for rainy
day Skirts. Can be made up without
lining. . Reduced to 63¢ a yard
2o pieces all wool French Flannel all
new shades Reduced to title yd i
SOME
JACKET LOTS.
You'll wear the Winter Jacket for
months yet. You ll buy the Winter
Jacket it you buy it here and now at
about one- half early season's prices.
and that means dollars savcliwrlot
dimes.
Ladies‘ Heavy Oxford Cloth Coats i
$5 00 value for $2. 49.;
Ladies Black Beaver Cloth Coats,
latest cut Velvet Collar.
" $8.00 value, $3 25.
Ladies’ Melton Cloth Coats. guaran0 :
teed satin lining $15 value for $7.50
Ladies’ Heavy Imported Cloth Coats.
guaranteed satin lining throughout all
tin revels velvet collar.
1 $17. 00 Value for $11. 50
All or our Missesh and childrensi
Coats (all this season's goods) below
cost.
As winter wanes those bargain chances multiply.
‘I’iertised ,is the wanted thing, then the chance is yours-yams,
. Largo Pattie Ammonia, henna dam f‘
:1 every line of, our ato'r‘
s wnéh lines are practical
it the
.
VxflAflPER - “ ‘
PU G AB
Don't waste time and. Villa“
luring up a new house go
teltainly is time wasted i
the following: ‘ ‘
Ladles' Percale and Lawn
some worth $1.00. All, rod
Ladies Percale and .
Wrappers worth irom $1. 2 O
. l. H‘ 2W." B
Williams Flannelotto Wraplto
weight. in plain Colors gantry.
grey Re dulled.
Ladies" best quality Klimt nit
Wrappers in dark colors, brocade! ,
s,trlpes Reduced from, $2. 26 fl
NOTING ..
MOTIONS.
Welgbtler matters have c
notions in our "ads" of Int
here though to speak for
“hen We can 't speak for them”.
this store number you amongJ
lion customers?
nest Jilpfll‘lllcd Britannia“ HaI
Sampson Pin Streets constant
1’ ins and
Clinton Safety Plus all3 iii:
Tanticr' 5 Hook and Eye,
pcrIfect 6 _
Supcl inriitrn Tape asaoIrte Willi ‘
Good quality Pearl Butioliil
containing 2 dozen.
Violet Boratcll Taicom P0
.100 yd Spool Silk, one dos. spools
i.box spec, ni~a bargain
C5
Florndora Soap large cake, 54c nights
Transparent and Turkish _' , ,
a
. 5
Medicated Curls Toilet from” ‘
12 North Main SII'CCI,
costlieleartrer
.Sonth Nor-walk, Cm:
n.1, l. H“ r. gal It”.
FERVVSION
:clety lain financial straits. that it has
many claims to pay but no funds with
‘ which to pay theng‘s‘t‘n'd that it is go
in“; {km It a receivership. Those who
have in math! Watched the progress
otthls WM liming the past
tow years area 't surprised at the pres
ent situation. in 1895,11“: General As~
sembiy of Connecticut enacted a law
putting, fraternal benefit societies un-
der the supervision aria jurisdiction of
the insurance department._ But acct
ion ‘1 of the acts starts out with thist
'I exemption
“"‘l‘his act shall not apply. to socie-
ties of Masons or Odd Eell0w‘s located
in this stoke:~ nor the associations com-
clulllvely of their respective
nemmfir
0t courge, prov ision has exempt
ed the Masonic- ntfinl Benefit Asmcla
(ion from general supervision. The or.
gnolaatlon mgmntrcd to make no
did not
, we..mI better for all
if the whim in ones-
‘ “all hatchet been exempted from on
finial
WAIS EXEMPTED FROM STATE SU ‘
Announcement is made. that th‘eI
Masonic Mutual Benefit Aasociatiomof i'
connecticut a fraternal lnani‘ance so- ‘ ' '*
by local applications.
touch the di. '
There is only a my to
aces .and that is by consti
elites. Deafness is can
shunted condition at the
ot. the Eustachian Tube
tube gets loll timed, ,
iirIlIg sorta?! IimIpIIetorI
w till I s on re
the. result. and unless the
rebirth) that cannot
Hall's oauImr Cure sells fir
~ ’l‘o
Sold by Drugstore 75c, .-
Ball's Family Pills are ,
Norwalk Chronicler