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' buy arid Sell tor Cash only. and can afford 'to under-
" "' ' sell 11111 00111011111015.

Slivorcd' Copper ' Ware.

11 the above department we have every; article made in Copper. Tea
011. can and curse Pots, Pudding Dishes. Charmin Dishes 5 ociock Tea
titties “ liars, crumb Trays. the celebrated “Marion Harland" Coffee APot,

 
 
 

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Wire Goods

This is the only complete Wire Goods Department in The Norwalks.
cry article that can be made from w iro troln the smallest steamer to the“
raise-1111:1111 Broiler will be found here in great variety. This department
'Wll'i sortie as an educator to many. "

Steel Enameled Ware.

Just What the word implies, and ii rst class perfect goods at that.
‘ seconds. A complete stock covering every article made in the line
. IoW in comparison to the high quality.

1 A I'tTWeive styles of Standard Clothe s Wringers from the 4- inch toy to the
‘ lat-30A bench wrlnger. and all full 25 per cent. under regular price

No
Price

DISSELL'S cAsrn'r sweeper. Ar our pawns.
'1 "rnarrm" 131.1111 FLAME on; srovns, 15.00.
A _ ' Af'Wn'r'rn MOUNTAIN” 01.11ANA can anraroanA'rons.
” uAsa'aa EGGS AND Nov‘nw‘ras 1N CHINA AND opass.
DynarrinNo r011 noose can ANiNti '
rarer: goNcnnr SATURDAY IWnN1No reason 29 1902,11 p.111.
‘ ‘ ' oPEN EVENIMos.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

EASTER HANDKERCHIEFB
‘ " .for ' '

sasres KID GLOVES,
Lamas AND GENTLE-MEN. '

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WHITE AND COLORS.

 

EASTER NECKWEAFI EASTER FABRIC GLOVES

Art-2|" ' .. in“
OOLLARS AND STOCKS, TIES AND BLACK,'GREY AND. WHITE.
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EASTER SILK WAISTB'

EASTER 'RIBBONB ‘ “
.. . . ' OARK.AAN9 LIGHT COLORS.

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EAern me-z wArsATs
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MAA'DRAS AND MARSEILLES.

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EASTER NOVELTIE8
In "' "
A EGGS AND ACHICKENS,
PICTURES AND FANCY ARTICLES.

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' - of last season and the selection con-
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and friend; you lose a chance to L
e COA’13? which your neighbors .: ,
011.0'1111 00111 looks good burns " ‘
It you order some today we’ll

111? other useful articles Remember the best is the‘ cheapest in 'the 'j.

- 10th: '

, hooked, his case slipped and he and
. his 5111‘; fell and his Jrr‘g Was broken
' spare hovi"

' 5 medicine.
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. divided into me districts
1 lectmen’s office.

rm: mummy

Jilted.

M. F. Aokorman

:81 Ninth Street.

; tablisbr‘neat‘.

’ Wednesday evening. ,,

1'1

mm 11 pair on 11 mils table at tho
hood or the bed. The other 1113th volts
and foil“ to horn- it lining.
1 1"st r “tattoos-ibis I forgot
1'lt'l I pit it to my ear. Golllfl'
stink-1°51 ”In“ still”; ”but very feeble
“dictum I wound it at once or course)
1.. Thai. other in -'-tho watch in your
breast—thehcart."1\hi It doesn't do to
let that run down. It (10015 more work than
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“ eu'toannounc‘e a new and oili-
olent§u€ toy all ailments and dis.

139111111111 11's essndirr'e laritiesoi‘ the
heart. “11911611111113 hair or that widely
known physician and surgeon. Dr. David
Kennedy, of Kennedy, Row, Kingston, N.
Y, {abducting Colours 811111171111 It 10.
stores dig‘e‘s sivo power. purities the blood
nourishcu the nerves and. confers health
and strength 11"??? the 11111111111111 of sii-lr
ones for whom our and 1111‘s lety‘ have
pain ed the future in black._A All drugdists.

Ll. ”lb-“”1“! 1- ‘
FAIBAFIELD, CQ. QAVINGS BANK.

A dividend 'to depositors at the rate
at th ree 11 one belt 301' cent. per an-
mm: 1190' den dedlarel'l' train the earn-
ings of th six months ending April
lot 1902! g’ayable on and alter Apri.

All dividends not withdrawn
will draw inteiiéet from April lst
VICTOR S. SELLECK.
11121 211 , , ‘ Treasurer.

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Unolo Romno' Molaooos
1 Jun. '

'Unclc Itemus' molasses Jug was the
real article. it Was 111.111.111.111 br.own
and bro ca hafndlotl with a couple of
111111111111 cell 0 reps above the neck
for carrying. Many years ago ‘on his
we'drllur't night Old Master gave the
his to Dennis with a good two gallons
oi? htird cider fur festivities: 111.110.0111
Master was long since dead; and Re
runs an old man. ,an aid decréoid man
as he he bled home from the”r'1tor‘e
hls' babe 0 e 111.011.1111; jr‘ig of mo
[asses in t 'e 0 her, Ui'rcle Remus' foot

said Uncleé some “it i
1"me of. Mart e Dr'. Dick's
won

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Oiilce of the Selectmen ot the Town
of N01 wal Conn.
March 21,1902.

 

 

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Scieotme‘u' 11 Cities Norwalk, Conn,
up to 3 p m. or the. 311 'day of April
19,02. for the working and care of the
highwhys in said lbwn which will be
Plans and
potions may be seen, at the 815-

ids to receive con-
sideratlon must be from residents or
the town. The, ri ht rcseryb to re
lost any 'or all bi s it con'si died to
the best interest 01" the town.

agriglgifn s15

Selectmen

Spring Opening

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'WIALLIAM

 
 

WEDNESDAY' ANb' THURSDAY
., ., MABtii-i 2611110273,. ;. .
The display will be fully double that

miillner' s art. Ladies of The Norwalks
and nearrby towns are cordially in-

NOFAiWA'L'K.
"-COnnected with large Bridgeport es.

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:The store Will'b'é' open until 9 o ’ciock

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Any Uriworkoble
5llfocfrr'nerty

' " . PatInto
Workble 60111707011

Promptly
Réoso'nably

. THE 0. N. Norman].
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A AW. R.A THOMPSON, Manager.

A50 WAMST ' M. NORWAALK.AA

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" 11 a or
. it'lck'g e may]!!!

‘ J troll-tor Court:
'l'Ii' Jail nice of the oiyll su-
drip (1 it Silas A. Rabi lnaon
E1011. lug adio'u'rgsd Thursday .‘a'tter
i'i'é A tit-ii session. with Judge
ngiam T. Elinor on the bench, will
A011 3 at 10' o'clock 'iA‘ue'sAday moruiugA
'NGX l‘
The petitions oi the State bank or'
Hatttoi'd ah'llied Ne'pjfi‘ 'Bliihoo. at Bruise-
port for the 0p lineht or a tempor-
ur‘y receiver for and the dissolution or
the American Drilo uco Co. are r.eiuru
able on Tuesday' on will probably but
Wot ugiessarily,’ be argued before
. ridge or. .
'i‘hc 'cil'r'iscs 31th for trial during
the w'e‘ek are 0 follows:
Tuesday—~Jamos Staples it Go. vs.
N.. ., N. 1.1.31 H'. RA R, 0.0.; ,iilllmlft N.
Dipperly vs. Mar Phipps. .1
Wednesday-#0 Ablation'al bank or
South N'orwuilt v 1 William lii'ndiey:
Nellie 11.309191 unreal from probate:
athlete Gennectieu vs Clinic Socloy
111iininls'truti'lr.' . ‘ , ‘ "
Thursday-Jane Washlluru vs.
Stamford Street Railway 00.; Alfred
ll. Beers. common-1.111111: ‘vs. ”1111ch
Seward; Virginia W Smith vs ihociiy
o'i'nl‘ilorwuik; lrloll llarupton vs Frank
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STORM IN CHATTANOOGA

CilA’l‘ANOOGA.Teun. M11rch2ii~
The storm of last night was severe in
and n'ear this city for a 11 art while.
The rainfall almost amouh ed to a
cloudburst and it lstA accompained' by
lightning. L'o'c'slé ectrlc lines were
obstructed: telegraph lines were blown
down and for an be 11 thor'e Was the.
greatett anxiety for" tir'e' safety of lite
and property". Today there are no cv-
iduces or the storm in this city. The
side's are clear
. Reports received from stations on
the Tennessee rIVGrs and tributaries
indicate that in points above here the
rainfall was heavy enough to justify
the prediction ‘01 a freshet Some 11!“
the smaller streams tributnry to the
Tennessee are out or. the-i1 banks and
are catill rising. Railroad wires along
all lil'li he Ines are 11011111 and reports re
celved here 111.111.1111. vc'ry meagre.

1 arm"? KEEF’ 11" A ascss'r. ,

The splendid work or Dr King's
New Lilo Pills is daily. coming to light.
No such grand remedy tor Liver and
Bowel troubles was ever known before,
Thorrsands bless tfiem for curing Con-
stipation Sick lie ditché ‘Biliousne'ss
menarce and mnlseatiofu Try them
250.11t11‘. ii Baxterf‘s drink more

WOMAN CANDIDATE FOR CON-

R8.
lOUlSVIll.h:Ky.;Murcl1 ere—rim
race for Congress. in the Tenth dis,
tritt is being enlivened this year by
Miss Mary Burkhart a good looking
young woman who is worth $1.00 00
who is a candidate on the prohibition
ticket. iVIlss Burkhart is the first can-
dldato 1n the field. and is 011,111 g 11
house to house canvass. Lone o'li

 

 

her district. but she is undaunted by
the almost trackless forests and the
mountains going over the most or the
district on horseback. She declares
that if elected eh'c will secure her
seat and that there is no law to pre-
vent it
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COULD NOT BREATHE

Coughs colds 'oroungi giro. uronciri
tis other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. One Minute Cough Cure is net
a mere expectora'nt which gives only
temporary relief. it softens and ii-
quiiles the mucous draws out the in
nemm’otion and removes the cause or
the disease. Absolutely sate. Acts at
once. "One Minute Cough Cure will
do all that is claimed for it.‘ says Jus
tine of the Peace J. Q Hood Crasb'y
Miss "My wife could not not her
breath and was relieved by the first
dose. it has been a benefit to all my
family." , "

BROPHY iMPRlSONED FOR LIFE.
.1 DAWSON. March 15. via Seattle.
March 29.—~Wiliism Drophy. one of
the two men who held up the Dominion

 

 

guilty in the territorial court and son
tenccd to imprisonment for life. Judge
Hughes who passed the sentence. stat
ed in doing so that he regretted the
circumstances would not permit add
lug noggin}: to the punishment.

WOULD SMASH THE’cLUB.
it members at the "my rover Ail-
sociation” would use Dr. King's New
Discovery 101- Consumption the ‘ciub
wears go to pieces, for it always cures
this malady—«and Asthma. the kind
that Dairies the dootorsLi-lt‘ wholly
drives from tires Jul“; Thousands of
once hopeless su erers from Consump-
tlon Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their
lilies and health to it it conquers
Grip, saves little ones from Group and
Whooping Cdutth and is positively
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
tronbles.. 600 3100. Trial bottles
free at FJH.1A3AaxAte_r-".'s .

FLINT some MAKERB' onss.
PITTSBURG March 29-61110, Amer
dean flint bottlé manufacturers' assoc-
iation has issued an invitation to the ,
flint and' green branches of the trade
to meet a committee at the associatmn
to arrange jointly to!- the wage rate
hr the comics year and the summer
rebut down. it is understood that. both
branches Will ask to advance

. . THE VICE 0F NA'GGING. '
Clouds the happiness or, the home,

hat a mains some sites needs help.
She may be so a, rvon' and run-dew .
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5. tie nerer's- from
tréubles. or
61711: kidneyshbave used
sfifhy and applh‘T rye

1.18”“
as:

Wt'tk oi the Ap'r’li :

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

K' 1101', and l fancied that lloan's Kidney

is a mountain county. and is much or . '

saloon here last December, was found ' ’

Control. 5100.0110. 00
50mm. 3100.000. 90

Jessamine.“ ‘
near 11. 1mm. Cashier:

John H'. Fo'rrln’" .
John H. Knapp
John H. Light
Josiah Fl. Marvin

is now located in its health
001110 No 93 Washington St.
Where it can offer slimy facili-

or for ailhi'g

There is noi‘UAko Lolf'vlng Bo. nor-Walk.
"bollove the hintoments of 150. Mm
Walk Rclidonti. '
Endorsement by residents of
'Norwai’k.

Soul l1

”Proof [archive from S11..N11r1vnlk perv.
lilo.
Cannot be evaded o1 doubted.
lload this statement: 1
Mrs. 0.
street, says:

(laulrng, living on

"i am well up in years.
and like a great many old people i had
trouble wllh my kidneys for a long'
' 1
could ilnd nothing to give me any-rc-

time, (cruising distressing bnclrucho.'

Pills might lit-lb 11111.0ch1 if they didn’t
cure. i wont to Plaistcrl's drug store
i 'was not disuiz
Dean's Kidney Pills disposed
of the lust attack. The backache and
suiteriug were a thing oi“the7past."
Foster-Mil

solo agents

and ' got a ' supply.
pointed.

Price 50 cents a box.
burn Con-Driflnlo. N. Y.,
for the United States.

Remember the- 'namc-vlloan‘s-n-aud
take no substitute. : .

Jacquelrn Bros.

. 310011 3111111111.
25 Brood Strait. Now York.

Stock: slid, Boats Enigma-1d
sold for cash arr-carried on mar-
gin. Intemt alluded ‘01: daily
balances. subject to choc/c.0110-
latices firmls'ltod on all inactive
st0ck and hoods. '

 

 

Oxidized
’ soles.
ARE STRONG. HANDSOME
AND. USEFUL

We loan (from M those who wish
to satire on small sumsul home

For parlimlars
call attire bank .

Sflll'l'll NORWAIK ~

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THE D M. READ co

Established I 85 7
m

Store closed FA‘ridn‘yAf
SATURDA Y’S PROGRAM FAIR WEEK.

Angelus Recital in the forenoon from 10 o’clock until
u :30. , .

Music in the afternoon by Jerome May from '2 o 'clocIAr
to 5. ' '

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Tea servcd' 111 the afternoon and evening.
Take the elevator.

RUFFS AND NECK WEAR

The early date on which Easter falls this season pro-.
hibits a marked change in dress. but a touch of beauty
and freshness rs given the toilet by a dainty new bit of
Neckwcar. ~ >

Ruffs will supersede furs: the newest ones are of
Liberty Silk Taffeta or Net with long scarf— like ends.
very stylish and substantial withal.

Prices range from $1 25 to $10. 00. .

Novelties in made pieces for the neck abound; Stocks.
Tailored Eifects, Automobile Scarfs, Lace Barbs and Ties
without number; soft, bewitching Laces and elaborate
Chiffons for evening wear. '

CHA'TELAINE BAGS.

A woman seems to be lost without the very conven-
ient little Chatelaine ABag. It takes the place of the old-
fashioned ordinary poéket, is more commodious, easier to
get at, besides being an accessory to the toilet. It may be
as handsome as you Wish. Prices follow. ~

In Sterling Silver chain and net- work. from

$7. 50 to $15. 00

German Silver. from . $5 00 to $7. 95

Steel- beaded, best quality. hand made with brilliant-

lly cut beads, from $5. 00 to $15. 00

Steel- beaded, from $1.00 to $4.50

Black with steel beads. $3.50

All Black, dull jct~bcads, 1 $5.00

WRIST BAGS.

New and elegant designs of a popular style.
Walrus Skin. handsomely mounted. $3.50 and $4.00

Wild, Steer, gold chain and Clasps, - $6.25
Carved Leather, $4.00 and $6.00
Suede Leather, elaborately beaded, ' $5.00
Plain Suede Bags, $1.75

Some very nice Grained Leather Bags for the low
price of 50 015..

GLOVES FOR EASTER.

A most execellent assortment. as we told you yester-
day, enough for every one.

THE D. M. READ COMPANY,

Bridgeport. Conn.

 

SAVINGS BANK
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Open daily 'fm}. 9:00 {0 12:00
[:00'10 3:00

Saturday muting 610010 8:00

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sons warn sucdsssrm.

NW“

Gill NATIONAL BANK

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1‘ Neatly now-sour -
christian sworn
I. H. Mlthowoor-
(a as! Grammar
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dyspepsia.
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till I took Brifsili tan Balm; and one 61)
cent bottle curedme completely "

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bll assess. or cons mutton Unless
the" wéis are kep open 11131111511111
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of unsightly 'eruptlmiiis aJJ'LéWAII's Lit-
tle Early Risers keep the “Vet and
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Mrs. Franklin Bush. or new castle. ,
“l endorse roi- were “with.
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rune merchant’s, onry read tonsil * a They 113111111 -- ‘ need
paved with good advertisements. ed. .1 n.1ee'lin'g, better now than in
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