until!
in this Ilepaitrncnt will be found all
' ‘W‘ - I: . ,. '4
w Spring Stock of Furniture.
and Uptodute Designs and Finishes.
rAncv accuse
coucuesA‘No oIVANe
notL Tor seeks
HALL Becks
BOOK cAssc
PAIILos store
mosaic CHAIIIs
MUSIC cAemeTs
pAsLos rAsLes
ammo CHAIRS
CALL OR
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sins Eon THE “CA8TER” SECTIONAL Book CASE.
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COME IN AND HEAR ’l‘lllA} GREATEST PIANO PLAYER ON EARTH.
" ‘fir‘iANoiéé . - .. .,. i
\ 3.7-..Jl‘ipiili'is FOR 'rna MIIJ'l‘AIlY necrotic mu BENEFIT or Iiosri-
tropism an HAT) HERE. _ 5 . _
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COMPLETE HOM E FURNIBHiNG.
“North Main and Ann Streets.
75l‘iosiern and Underwear.
. Both oi these lines are specialties wrih us and
we invue the attenhon oi those not already our
patrons to our excellent values.
Ladies and Children’s Jackets.
We have some desuable styles leii in these
seasonabie garments. at very low prices.
or Boas
We have some fine pieces of Fur. in long and
in shorter shapes. all marked downlto attractive
prices.
Dickerman & on
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South Norwalk.
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' ’I VLOANSTONATIONALBANKS.
WASHINGTON Feb. l2.-——'I‘he Sen-
" » out Mil‘bi‘hli are?
.i ate committee on finance yesterday
authorized a favorable report on the
.biil recently introduced by Senator
Aldrich to permit the societnry of the
treasury to loan money to national
banks on other securities than govern
ment bonds and agreed to" r'eport‘it
with the following amendment to sec
. tion 1:
* have alien on all asset of be
from the time of deposit, for the re-
slid lien is enforced. and the proceeds
IWM ALREADY FILLED.‘
. loom Appointed Fair-field
mmy“ Game Warden.
Dunbury sportsmen who went
4,. . rday with the hope
' at thye ppo'rntment of Ed
“ill dilly, to the po-
tom’s warden for Fairfleid
Ill the unexpired term of
'19} Miller were surpris-
as already filed.
.0! BottfliportJe
people good for loans.
the original bill was fixed at 100 000.
brme. causing the mesh. and at the
out the inflammation and
memes the alfect‘ed parts
tile 00
Worden pneumop
“‘5‘” on“ The I“ Ind never tgiiin
""5 made the '1’ cases of Coughs
.time ago but the Minute 00 Gore is p t
man'ai'I‘éL“I3§i.§‘§;.f-?f M" “W“ “3?, good alike to
' 0 II dd. ac
' mil there are y an; " d m Phitm y.
ones. knew that
[EVE
ax. rte
9 burg-Amman sIItAIunet- ‘
some
from Bolouie for New ogar
‘csrs and run them nhoatl of the train
“The United States shall
n‘ks in
which public monies are ddiposited
Wpayment of the same on demand or the
treasurer of the United States; but the
ksechritlcs deposited with the secretaiy
of the treasury for the sate keeping of
si‘Ich monies shall be sold before the
applied In the discharge or said lien to
the extent of the proceeds of the sale.”
The bill was also amended as to make
the securities of the cities of 60,000
The limit in
One Minute Cough Cure gives relief
in one minute because it kills the mi-
crobe which tickles the mucous men»
came time clears the phlefln draws
eels and
One Min-
Cure strengthens the lentil.
a and is a harmless
cure in all curable
old! and Group. one
to
i. LINER!“ about Or "coAI.
nit—The Ham-
this
SIM the whuiilhdttin
Frpress East of Butte Mon-
tana. aid iii? W to iiitve
Secured a -sized Am-
BllT’l‘Iil. Montana. February l2—’l‘lie
iiurlington cxprcss, No. 6, eastbound.
was held up shortly after midnight. in
the Northern Pacific trucks eight miles
east of this city. near Homestead. by
two mounted men. They entered the
sides of the train with their guns. un~
coupled thc cngine. mail and express
about: two miles. The operator at
illshview says that he heard two ex-‘
plosions, and it is believed the bandits
attempted to blow the safe to pierce.
'l‘he trnlnmcn of the passenger train.
.Ifter the robbers had left with the en-
giIII- and cars. hastened back toward
Butte. and met an incoming Ireight
train the cnginc of which was untou-
pled to run to Butte, and the ainrni
given. A sheriff and posse and force
It‘. police have left for the scene on II
train. The railway officials asked the
penitentiary oiliclals at. Deer Lodge for
.119.” bloodhounds.
Sheriff Quinn and posse, when about
i mile and a half out of the city, were
met by Division Superintendent Boyle.
who was II passenger on the train held
up. Superintendent Boyle rushed to
he front of the train when it was
Itopped by ihc robbers, but refrained
from shooting. fearing he would hit
the trainmen.
Every officer in the city has bccn
allied to South lintto, and all up-
pioaches to the my are carefully
tiiaidcd. The sheriff is scouring the
ounfi'y. IInIl alight between the oftl»
cars and minimal is believed to be im-
minent.
The robbers fired two charges of dyn-
mite. blowing the safe to pieces and
wrecking the express car. The safe,
II-cordlng to the railway people, con—
.ained nothing of value. Word has
won received that It special train left
)ccr Lodge at 3 n. m.. with the peni-
bntlary bioodhounds.
The train was It double licudcr, and
he engines. with tho mail and ex—
Ircss cars were run about 600 feet
hood of the rest of thc train. A few
Ioincnts after the train was stopped
here were two explosions of dynamite.
viiicli wrecked llic express NW. The
ooi' was blown off. but no one was in-
Surcd. Reports vary as to the amount
I' booty secured by the robbers. 'l‘lIc
xpress messenger says that the rub
Icrs did not get more. than $500. In
Itbcr quarters it is said the plunder
vill amount. to several thousand doi-
:Irs at least. It is also said that scy-
-ral of the mail pouches wcre rifled.
Bold liIIlIl- up w
o in loath Moi-walk
met I t o Isms Story.
It is hard to In new things about
Donna Kidney H In. 'f’bcy cure the
lame and Itching buck, the sufferer!
from kidney disorders and the lion-
bies of those whose urinary organism;
is wrong in its action. That they Iloi
thin is so easy to prove that not a!
vestige of doubt remains. Public en
Ilorument of local eitilena is easily
proven. Read this cusp:
Mrs. Anna Clerk, 'of 5 Keyser ave
nue. East Norwalk. says: “My hus-
bend and 1 both tiled Dean's Kidney
Pills. They cured his back: IIftcrl
took them i found myself quite well
i had kidney trouble for some time
and It developed liito steady bucknchc
accompaIIicd by It urinary weakness
IcIy iqunvcnleut at night. We both
iricd somc simple home r.cmcdles but
the trouble ptlil remained. Ono Dilihi
i Icad an account of n I “I'll being made
by Donn' s Kidncy Pills, tbc syniptorus
bcinx identical with Ininc. i not It box
at l’luistcd‘ A drug stoic. ’l‘hut box com
plctciy cured me.‘
For sale by all dcnlcrs. i’ricc fit)
cunts. k‘osiei- Milburn i‘..o liufiulo N
solc agents for thc lluiicd Siatcs.
iieniomber tlIc nanIIA-‘—-i)IIIIIIs and
no other.
cannot be IisccititliiIIi In pursuit was
shot by the lIolIl- -ups. it is not thought
his wound is dangerous. When the
cxpiess mcsscngcr IIIuli/.IAd that time
was a hold- -up be tossed a package of
money that il\ held in his hand upon II
rack above h It lived. and this money
probably was saved. ’l his fact will not
be definitely known. however. until IIII
cpportiiuliy is Itivcn for Ii scorch of tin
wrecked cur.
HELENA. Mont.. iA‘cbrunry i2—~’1‘hc
Northern Pacific. Railway Company.
has offered II reward of 35.000 for the
armor, and conviction of tho five men
who are said to now held up the liur-
it
not bthml
Percentage of Normal:
Teachersin fairfieid County
lower than Anywhere he
in the State, Given as ea-
senior locating it There
HARTFORD. Ii‘cb.
nmbltion now is to possess It Stntc
Normal School. and Representative
Hoffman is perslsicutiy urging the Icg-
isinrora to iocnic the proposed new
institution ilIcrII lnstbad of in Watcr-
bury or any othcr city.
For llanbtiry it is claimed that it is
located in II scclion of the State that
has meagre Normal school facilities.
The state institutions III New Haven.
for distant to accommodate, the reach-
era in II large part of Litcbiioid and
lI‘IiirficIIl coIInIiIII-I.
risks that ii iii' n iocnlity where the
pIIII-r-ntngc of Normal school teachers
is small. As for W Iterbniy it is ()lli\
New Huron.
stitutlons for li‘ill‘ilt‘l‘ti in both.
According to n lI-ntict flint bus lII-IAII
IompilIId i)\ ”w iiIInbuIy
ItlIIA tc'ni‘licrs who have hurl Normui
school training in iI‘niIfiIAlIi county IIIII
pI-r cont. in l.itcliflcld county. Falrflcld
‘ington IApr'cs just south of lluttc.
this morning. The (Utiliiilll) will pay
Ilic $5.000 reward for IIII Iniirc gang.
I I $1. 000 for em h mcmle I-oIIviItcd
—8TOP THAT COLD.
.r it may result in Pneumonia. Brn-
tillsn Balm is breaking up Colds when-
over tried. almost without exception
Id. 25, 50c. and 81.00 bottles. The Clif-
'ord. Baxter’s or Pleisted‘l. “
CERTIFICATES FILED.
'l‘lIc following l‘t‘i‘iiiit‘ilil‘ri illi\‘I‘ lawn
film] In tiic «filcc ol' ilic sn-crciory of
stoic:
'l‘liI- lI‘IIirilclIi Historical Socicly.
tlI-ics of association.
The S. ll. Rout-berry company. incor-
porntod, of New Haven: certificate of
organization: capital stock 325.com
The I‘nmpbcll-\i’urncr Company, of
Middletown, articles of incorporation:
capital stock. :aoooo.
ll I'-
dlcry-hnrdwarc iiliSillt‘fs‘S,
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MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.
other fresh and rosy.
i'IArciIIAc‘.’ SIIII who is blushing with
health uses lir, King's New i.ifc l'ills
to maintain it.in LIII nIiy mousing the
lam muons they coIIIpII good Iligcs-I
lion and head off Ion tipntioii. I‘Iy
them. Only 25c. n1 lI‘ ll. Iinxicm
ti
The purposei
or lili‘ company is in cngngc in the sad— ‘
(inc was pale and snilow and tin"
\\'licncc iiif‘ Illf» ‘
w“...
Bridgeport My.
, «v-IM "mt”. W"
12.~—l.)nnbury's ‘
Ncw Britain and Willlmnntic are too .
ibinbury thI-rcforc ‘
23 miles roIn Ncw Within and so from I
and ibcrc are static in j.
lltiVOUlil‘h‘ i
but 21 per cont. oi the whole. and 25 1
county III the lumen notch as tho pcr- j
.I-I-IIIIIgII iIi ilic oliicr six couniics i‘flll- .
gus from 52 in Hartford and 50 nor:
\i'i‘llf in New llnrcu. to 34 in New Lon-
‘ don.
i in Massachusetts there are ten Nor— .
jutnl IIIlIools ilm'i tiIcy Inc scuticrcd
I"iIom llynnnis down iii the southeast
(till c"quIII to North Adams in the
‘llOl'lith’Hlt‘l'Il. 'l‘lIcrII lli't' thirty-two
.Iowus, lit‘iil‘i)‘ all in I-‘uirflcid
.I.lft'ilii(‘iii county (Bridgeport.
:i'oI-Ii nnIl I-‘uiriicid not, included
.Iqusc the Now iluvcn school is
ill"
iii)
Iicuri. that how it population of 120,- \
(if those only ‘I
lit; have bad the bIAnIIi‘It of Normal .
Hi2. and .'.:iil touchcrs.
isI-bool training. Hcrc are It few-of
lIlII- figurcs for this county. iiII- first fit:
him being the total number of touch-
.I-I'e. and the Hl'f'fillii the number of
.iIAuIz-lIIII's who lint-IA IIiiI-IIIchl Normal
schools:
Newtown. 204: Monroc_ h-l; Dnu
lIIil‘y. till-l: iiethci. iii-l; Hodding. xvii:
Weston. 3-;0 Wilton. illi:
(lrccnwicli. litio; Stamford. till 45: llu
i’ii'll. N-i: Norwnlk iif-l3ll; Weatport
AM}: New Canaan. ire-lo.
Easton. 74!:
of Bridgeport not. sonic benefit from
‘ilit‘ New ilIIIIAII school. on tlII- flgui'cu
show. but iIIIanIry wuuiIi iil‘ ncnrcr i‘or
thcni.
nnIi .
Strot- I
The. eborc towns in this county wcsi .
Foley ’5 Kidney Care
i res-Pp: kldnpvc and! Ill-JIM- duh! .
THE D M. READ CO.
Established 1857.
SILKS FOR THE SPRING
The Silk Section is overflowing with new weaves for
the season among which are many novelties and nearly all
suitable for entire gowns. The Silk Shirt Waist Suit Will ‘
be a strong feature of this season’ a wardrobe. It may be
made up plainly yet look smart enough for a “dress up"
occasion. It will be light in weight. not attracting dust
and very comfortable. .
The different weaves are Shantung Pongees and
Tussahs, plain striped, brocaded. and embroidered; pret-
ty striped Tai’fetas that will launder: black and white,
and blue and white checked Louisines; checked and hair
line Taffetas; Printed Foula rds, Satins. and Peau dc
Soles.
Among plain Silks are Crepe Maline, Louis ine. Pcau
dc Cygne and Penn dc Sole In all shades.
Special inducements in Lining Silks.
San Toy, 3g cts.
Antheria, 58 cts.
Taffeta, 59, 75. and 85 cts.
The color assortmcms are complete.
RIBBED CORSET COVERS.
Just opened, a new and perfectly fresh lot. long
sleeves and high necks. Many women find them a great
convenience in this changeable climate. All sizes 25 cts
each. L. II. ‘ I
HANDKERCHIEFS.
New and pretty patterns. lace trimmed and embroid-
cred. a wide variety. Among them are very pretty black
bordered ones which are usually difficult to find.
Over 75 different styles for 25 cts each.
FOR BOYS.
A splendid new line of Mother's Friend Shirt Waists
and Blouses are here, and such pretty neat patterns to
select from. Blouses, so cts each.
Wotan. 5o. 75, and $I.oo.
A new line of Outing Fla nncl Night Shirts. good qual-
ity. made large and full. all si zes. 50 cts each.
The White Goods Counter on the lower floor contin-
ues to attract a Crowd daily. There is a fascination in
looking at and handling the beautiful Cheviots, Vestlngs.
Damasks. and Madras for wash waists and dresses. There
is an assortment of 200 dIffcrcnt patterns.
Merccrized stripes and figures, from 25 cts up.
Plain Oxfords, 20 to 85 cts.
Piqucs. plain and fancy. 20 to 50 cts.
Silk Madras. many styles. at 95 cts.
THE 1). M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
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A ruil‘way mull clerk whose name
And
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II. IIIIIEGEII a co.
West Washington St.
Iirnggist. -
ON
A...“ I. ‘i‘rlrt' .
iiu It‘i
It is hour right to
“Jililcfii Bu $3,} I” E
kg.
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A _. as am
MOR
OSItIveiy the Last Of the
Three weeks ago we had a sale of the same character which Created a big sensation.
women came in the following Mondaii begging and pleading fer the bargains which were offered on Saturdati
serous; just as iiidllll went batik home disappomted
Now we want Iron ladies to read our ad. ca‘réfullii whenever it appears in these columns. because it means
important news to lieu. When We advertise a sale for SATURDAY it does net mean the lolIOwina Mention
COME EARLY AND GET THE CREAM OF THE OFFERINGS.l
WE OPEN CHARGE ACCOUNTS but) now and pair later.
\H‘kw;
For “rites and men.
H. KRIEGER a co.
West Washington St.
v,ea30n.
GREAT WIND UP SALE
Of Tailor-Made Suits, Jackets Children’ s Cloaks, Ladies.’
Skirts, Knitted Petticoats Black Silk and Flannel
Waists, and Children s Dresses,
Hundreds of
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kit?
Norwalk Chronicler