l
reaches the trade
them case houses will
BFall
< fer
" mmpleted their early
', loh‘ from all reports hs‘vd
detector!
, rs stools throughout almost all
are in a healthy condition.
e wholesale merchants have
. their early orders in accordance
Woes-linden“ in an excellent
. . s e
‘tidv‘ic “Kennedy'b
. New Medicine
“Is-5m
UMWMUUMw
curse Hitch sells constipation. Dr. David
mutteautooma
at my long uflisneeual’hy‘aleisn and law
WM...
Will.
itthsnastastaehieramentofmyilfe '
oil-con Mossy. Kennedy Row.
for s free sample bottle. Large
Member. .onéaowaensmfiemiw
in 0 11 Y ,sa sure you
“"me “I“ ml.
For “the Kidneys,
Liver and Blood.
Solvent,
Both stiff‘ hats and soft hats have
' sold well—the latter to a remarkable
. .ahd record-breaking extent.‘ and it. is
‘ . not too early to sound a note of warn-
to buyersw heatitate bout ord-
”up loft h s in good i'i'intities.
There is every indication of a contin
,1 noes and urgent demand for this var
- . .iety of headgear and before the season
is over manufacturers will be put to
it to fill units as promptly as desired.
7 TM only ”Mon is the early placing
. fig LA wore to the wise to isn't
1i
utactlirerl to the retail trade di—
‘ rest are well into a very- satisfactory
. SWIM WI and almost all are well
so {13.3 heir product.
bl I! t a?“ all the leading agenciy
on are the style mystery s
,. comet/hat am. None of the load
In ”Wt one other than a gen-
. wit. conservative dprby shape in still
hats and the napenae as to whether
something rad cal was tb appear is“ 0v-
._ em Ti :0 tbole "in this kiltow." however
0 goons will no y expected.
“iii? we an
es "conform rather
current- shapes issued car-
did!" by! the general trade and buyer:
(
the satisfaction
. gainers t at styigs called for by ear-
5.7d’l11usas
s are in entire accord with five-
fiends.
’As‘ to soft hat styles' you pays your
M M takes your choice. ” Ev-
than the wide- bnimmed hat
e’roesdi'ie characteristics to
, the staple tourist effects. from high
‘ cronies to absolutely square
youciied for by their mali-
. but use. bought by the trade.
lacks, light hmwns and pearls are
‘ dds“ fact: that one Broadway retini-
WWW an order tor one hundred
oxen light brown derbys. and that sev-
r‘ai prominent retailers on the same
thoroughfare are giving them a promi-
ent place in their window displays
I ‘iih‘ “interesting information to
til e in the trade shrewd enough to
desire a return to vogue of colored
_ ntifi hats One well- known housc has
“been running a series of newspaper
, not, due of which is reproduced else-
where in this issue. pushing brown
dierhye. AI of which are straws
at indicate an awakening
. in: interest in this phase of the stiff 11m,
‘ Mlle that should result beneficially
we {pillow hat manufacturers
3h anxiety as to whether
til “only of fine split and sonnet
maxiii be snflcieut to meet the
auto demand there is this sea-
son for these taro varieties. Alli-eady
.id the threwdsst buyers aromak-
- Edit ”mm” ... if“ ”i:
,' none-1t” they has: e
W in their deliyerinar'r
zeal deems little ilkpllhpdd of
that manufacturers com-
mfg War the calculations of
by the late issue of any radical
or change from the génerally
accepted and purchased ft‘hn’d sen-
mitt shapes with medium width
s;
;aotioo bdnaib manufaotiner‘s vio‘nldi
' ensib le. summits last
'. it a. tried on. the ‘res'dlts to“
w bat trade of the shrewd l?)
urer who brought eaten ..
J . .
lévho 11“.thb f ‘
toot manu
. 'm toes did this it‘ll “lg
.‘I ate amines" that
.Hins
- . with trade pad
of the ratalleri any. our-
‘5 thereaae in the price of
sued.
elegance that is inseparably from hats
designed by Spellman and manufactui-
ed by Crofut a Knapp Company. They
both carry a medium set brim and in
their varying proportions made to suit
any face or figure.
stuffs.
have both depth and luster.
color.
edging
hydraiiil
spearhnce. recently Introduced by this
firm—noted for its original styles.
The speliman styles have been is
The
inch higher
Derbys show the quiet
The silk hat is 14’.
than last Fall. it has a
medium bell medium set brim with a
light open. round curl.
cloth band appropriately finishes off
this very neat Spring style
altogether, the Spellman styles
this Spring seem to be quite a little
superior to those of last your.
bra! sequence to the enterprise and
progressivene'ss of
maker.
A narrow
Taken
for
A nat-
introduccr anti
John C. Wilson & Co.. have been
sending their customers window curds ,
illustrating the Wilson Derby. the Wil- i
'ncrvous man. "i am all right about the .
sen Flange and the Wilson Golf. With
"Stiff and
l
the cards was sent out the following
notice regarding their goods:
fioxlble hats of our South
Norwaik make are dyed in the body
before stiffening. and hence every film- ‘
of the fur is penetrated by the dye-1
In consequence, our coiors‘
Specially
The brims
including
lnlo
. burns.
DerTT's WITCH HAZEL SALVE.
The only positive cure for
bleeding, itching and protruding piles.
Puts,
abrasions of the skin.
only Wilson, Hazel Salvo mat is made
from the pure unadulterated witch haI
zel~all others are couiiicrfeits
Wlit's Witch Hazel Salve is made to
cure—~counterfeits are made to sell
Clifford Pharmacy
blind.
bruises, .cczcms flilil all
IltIWllt' s is the
Dr»
.0
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 28.-'l‘he Port ,
Jeflerson Steamboat Company. Which
runs and controls the steamers. not...
wantuc and Park City are without a
place to tie up to in this city. All the
available wharfue he
by the Consolidated re d. tibia recent-
ly acquired the ownership of the
Bridgeport Steamboat Company.
The Port
info. commission today.
name we: recently...qia soups com: '“‘
f papa. will after tod """°
as well as a local landing place.
HA8 NOW NO WHARF IN BRIDCI-"
PORT.
is controlled
Jefferson Company have
leased a wharf in t’he’past from the
Bridgeport Steamboat "Company. but
as the Consolidated road requires all
of its wharfage for its own use the
Long island concern mnet look also-
where. - .
The steamer Park City made her lin-
1.1.3233. in generic”
fir [sea
The Nano-
Captain flanker as (1’ yesterday
nun}? y phat-9
place. However. her thought thins:
°would adju'tt themesva in a few;
weeks. ‘ .1
PHOENI.
was glean-ism! l
I
-—Wflt
ARIZONA FAVORe NEW MEXICO. ;
Aria. Feb. 28.-—'i‘ha up
per house 0 the Territorial legislature
of Arlsonl h’as new paint resolu-
tions in favor of accepting Joint state- .
. mood with New Mellon t! It
. wave that it is the
0 We
should
and intent.
As a raconteur. J. lrvlng White. the
“Mg; inflame twat. Armani 1..
Bloom' s Alina ester
Company is do
veloplng iiulte a reputation. His. ini
doctor is amusing
lach a as r
calllt‘ "filmy; it is not in the n
of things that inch trains shouli ';.t v~
cl ‘ra dlly and some times there
elder his growling among the passes”
gore.
vous man edited for the hundredth
time. “an warmest there. conductor?
Remember my wife is sick and i sin
anxious."
preached the conductor again asylum
mouriifully. I‘l‘ guess she is dcud now.
Maybe she won't be so decomposed
but that i. would recognise hur. " Tilf'
subsided. 0n the next round of tho
conductor the man approached him in
a determined way. “Conductor. if l-hl'
wind isn‘t dead sheath] wish you would
,wlicia my wife is buried before. tho
iomb stone is crumbled to pierce.
ment.’
The conductor shook him off and the
man relapsed into a profound molanI
choly. "i say. conductor," said hc, iif~
tor a pause. "I've a note coming duo
in three monthilu Can't you fix free
as to rattle along a little?" "if you
come near me again. 1'" knock you
down." snorted“ the conductor feeling
that he. was being guyed.
vous man regarded him sadly and went
to his seat. Two hours later. the
conductor. on a tour for tickets. found
his man in a game of cards. laughter
and chatting pleasantly. “ilalloa
there.“ said the conductor, “you don‘t
seem in feel so. 'bnilly about
wife“ 11 death now.‘ "No' ‘ sighed the
nervous man. as he put. the winnings
of a Jackpot in his pocket "iimc heals
all wounds. assuagcs all griefs." "And
noic, now. either," answered the con-
duotor.
note. I've been figuring up and find
the note is outlawed by the statue lim~
itallons since 1 spoke to you last."
POPULAR Anussusure.
W
VINCENT LECTURES.
i
- A goodly audience br'aicd the storm '
designed machines for singelng and and cold of February liith to hear Leon
brushing the inside of hats trees from H. Vincent lecture to the Town Teach-
hair and renders claim.
are pounced by machine. thereby lm
proving the surface and retaining the
Machine curling.
mi curls by machine, and
pressing of the brims
set and curl secuies u uniformity of
contour and a uniformity of width of
brim and a smoothness and tightness
of felt unattainable by band curling.
An examination of the goods at these
points will convince you of their super-
iorify.
era Association. in the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. His subject. American
l-iumorlsts. given in Mr. Vincent's in-
imitable style. ‘ entertained and in-
structed the audience most happily and
frilly repaid oVerv one for the effort to
iulicnd. Next Wednesday cvoning at
Ilhc some place Mr Vincent will spcalr
on the kindred topic. American Ora-
tory. This will give another oppor-
tunity to enjoy the lecturer's felicitoiis
style. Air. Vincent's happy mingling
of humor and light play of words with
a keen, incisive judgment upon an au-
thor‘s real merits can be beat apprec-
I ialcd by those who hear bini rcpt-stod-
ly. Now Is ihc time to begin if you
have not yet bet-orni- ucoiiuinled with
the opportunities offered by tho leach-
i-rs‘ lecture course.
Kidney complaint kills more people
than any other disease This is doc
to the disease being so insidious that
it gets a good hold on the system be-
it. .ia recognised. Folcy‘ s Kidney
swift Mvcnt the development of
i‘maehse it taken In time. Sold at
area's drug store.
NEW HAVEN F‘eb. 23-min Tree
ger, the peddler who was struck Thurs-
day morning by the. express train that
leaves Hatford at 8:33 o‘clock, died at
Grace Hospital a few hours after the
accident. its leaves a wife and chil-
dren.
it takes pluck to acquire fruit from
your neighbor’s tree
est story about the passenger and can i
(in some roads in Wayback they au'i
to a freight train sndi
On can“ ‘of these trains it nor 1
conductor glared at him and the moi.‘
"We'll get there on time." I
Half an hour later the nervous man an- i
I'd give you a. little extra if you could i
manage to catch up with the funeral. E
put on some steam. I would like to sue.
Pur yourself in my place for a mo- .
he nri‘- '
your ,
I
your‘are not so particular about your.
“No. not now answered the,
i
The wonder” power Oi W E. Pinkham's Vfietable Compound over the diseases of Woman-
kinti is not because at is a stlmuiaut,~not because it
wonderful Louie and reconstiuclar cVer disroi cred to act dlrci tly upon the WhUIi' utciiiie system, [XisltIVely
a palliative,
CURING disease and restoring health and \igor.
nurses who have witiicssc
Marvelous cures are n
fled from all ll
cum, and pivsiciitiis who have recognized the virtue
but simply bciuiise it is the most
Hwy "
itirts of the country bv wouicu “ho hum been cured, trained
in Ly din E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and are fair enough to give credit \ilierc it is due.
One of Many Women Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable Compound,
Without Submitting to an Operation. Writes:—
“as a great. sufferer for three yearsihad some of the leading physicians,
“DEAR Mas. PiNKIiAM:--[
and the all said nothing but an opt-intiou would cum me, but to that
“ picked up ti inner and saw your advertisement and hidden
had falling and inflammation of the womb and a flow of whites all
Vegetable Compound. “—Mas “'11. A. Cums, 1804 liaiubiidge St,i
'1
NEW
Georgia
"iy Civil
', 30. 1884.
a member of a prominent Boston fam-
ily. He
annulm
v , .. .
tense. ’
E. Plukb‘ lu's
medicine hit a sick human
Compound
Mas. CATHERINE Jicxwx, 761) Bcuubii-u St, Detroit, Mich.”
Emergency Association.)
Many Physicians Admit that no Medicine Known to the Profession Equals
Lydia E. Pinkham’ 9 Compound for the Cure of Woman’s ills. '
' ‘ and We are Permitted to Publish the Following— .
“Dans Mus. PINIiIIUlI --lt gin-s 11w 1. .ii pi. name in slate thatlhavc found Lydia E. Pinkham’l
Vegetable Compound ion 1‘ iii. 11 ious. iiiiii Iii. \iI oft. ll pit-st 1 llicll it for female difficulties.
dizziness. faliitnusa.
ett‘s 1111i '
and in ma ores and is binding.
“ Dan Ma
a
my...“ ~¢v—-~-——-— W.
ANNULMENT.
YORK Ft’b. 28. ~Suprcmc
l... and Edward Eva-etc. The
marriage was performed in iirooklyn
Justice Courtney on. October
Everettris a lawyer and is
bad the marriage annulled
but later his wife sought to have the
annulment rescinded.
Justice Dickey
decided that thi-
t on obtained by false and
one which proL
erett com making a de-
court declared that liver-
to the woman is legal
Honey and Tor
‘ocillyfinlexnm No chillies.
e‘rtiasrgs AT sevuoun.
w assures Feb. 28-‘i‘he presl-‘
dent yesterday. seat to the Senate the
nomination.“
of‘Wilbur W. Smith to be
for and follow
EDY.
l CHICAGO. Fol). 28.-.-The plague is
Masatlsad. Mexico.
tal. and then put a bullet through his
own brain. As a result of the trage-
dy. Mrs. .Torrero. who was removed
to the observation station. has become
insane.
son. one of the Spanish s captusm
ed in the battle of Manila .
grounded in at attempt to outer port.
says a despatch to The Tribune from
Mobile Ala. The Luzon draws twelve
feet of water. and went so far from
lute ship channels to enter eight feet
of water All availabletugs are hitch
'ed to the vessel. attempting to tow it}
to deep water. The damage to the1
ship cannot be estimated. The tale
De Luzon is of the twin screw tpye.
W said iii 1t. submit.
I still sound title)
Ricardo Toners Ici'
I
my mind to try your medicine.
a time. pains across small of back,
emetic headache, did not know what it was to be without a pain or an itt'ilt‘. until iitsed your medicine.
After three iiioutlis’ use of ii I felt like a new woman.
noise of Lydia E. Piukliam's
'hladelpbia, i’tl.
She Writesu— .—
radium.
TOPICKA, Kite. Feb. 28. c—Wirlfe Ku-
oi‘ Leavenworth, has introduced a
Y. Topic no employee of the custom resolution in the Kansas senate. pro
house shot his son who was afflicted testing against the seating of Reed
with the plague. when the health ofil- Smoot of Utah, in the United States
ceis came to convey him to. the hospi- Senate. ,
l
honest endorsement. —— Yours \cry trulv, Slum C ill’lulilui, M. l) 4 Brigham Park, Fitch urg,
If pliy'sic laiis dared to be frank and open, hundreds of them would in knowledge that they constantly
prescribe Lydia E. Pinkliaiu' 11 Vegetable Compound in severe (uses of female ills, as they know by
experience that it can be relied upon to effect a cum.
guy? who are troubled with pului'id or iriegular menstruation, backache, bloating
leucorrhtna. ailing, inflammation or llli‘i'l‘iltluil of flu» uterus
indigestion, nervous pmstration or the b0
ovarian troubles, that “bearings
Ines, should take immediate action to ward
' JUSTICE SETS ASIDE MARRIAGE: PLAGUE RESPONSIBLE FOR TRAC-; B A N H an
A Graduate Nurse. Convinced by Cures. Endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’ s
Vegetable Compound.
I’lNKn‘fl: —« Miiiisteiiug to the bio k I huie had numerous chances to compare Lydia
egetable Compound with other medicines in (uses of
number of cures recorded when: your iiiciiitiuc was used convinced me that it is the safest and surest
Dociors certainly must know the value of Lydia E. Pinkhaiu‘ 11 Vegetable
lam convinced that you drastic the splendid record you have made. —-lours very trul
(Graduate Nurse and i’icsident Dctrol'.
diseases of women, and the
the serious consequences. and be restored to rsIrfci-t health and strength by taking Lydia E. Plnkb
Vegetable Compound. and then mile to him. l’liikliam, Lynn. hhms.,fi11 fuithci free advice. Noll or;
men has had such a vast and siimcssfiil e. 1erienee in treatiii female ills. She has
Every suffering woman should as
thousands
Court Justice Diikey. in Brooklyn. ‘rosponsible for a tragedy in this city PROTECTING AGAINST BMCOT.
handed down a decision scttlng asides says a despatch to The Tribune from
the annulment of the marriage of.
riPANiCH “WARSHIP. CROUNDED. m lb MW id m db'
CHICAGO. Fob BSA-The leis De Lu- ,. .
ngr flatulence).
"9‘.
. the most healing sales lathe world.
pructicel'oook Itove.
Then modal-n ingenuity”
lie
THI tiAl‘ RANGE
and turncd liit~hen drudgery in- '
to comfort and convenience. ‘ V
Gas is the cheapest and most
easily managed of all fuels, pro-
vided care is given to its use.
A good Gas Stove will. counting
ing the time for cure and lack
of dust. cost one third less than
coal. ~'
cvvw-eooe.-‘.-‘«v..
PRICE £9.76 UP.
Connections free.
A postal brings our representa- ‘
live.
Conn. RDHWI y and
Llaliflng Company.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A BETTER POSITION? "
Arc you able to accept mic? A‘
bettcr position—«inc with greater
opportunities, may necessa ii
luivc to be accepted at a few 0 -
Inrs pcr wcck Ices salary. Have
you :1 Savings Bank account
which will bridge over this defi-
cicucy until you have provcn your
worth and have secured the de-
sired increase? Money iii the
brink is of trciiicudous importance.
Why not start an ,account now
and right licrc? Think it over,
and act.
I
Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NOIéXi/ALK SAVINGS
United Bank Building.
1
The South Norwaik
TruSt Companil.
GENERAL angina.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
{oldest Genghis-1 found it my beuc fir i.il for Ult'lillt‘ tioiibii- some two years ago, and myyo est. SAFE DEPOSIT VAUL TS.
daughter susiiig ii. for iciimlc “cultures. and us 11 liiilli' ..111d'1s slowii but. surely gaining strength and he th. . v
“I freely ildVOt'ille it as a hunt isliublo fill‘l'. -iil.- in all disorders \iliicli Women are sub ct to and lg-give it
'When you make your will remember
this company is an executor you can
is always open for buelness, and rally
to serve. ‘
to
Cilijiiaiiiiiialliaskli‘
SOUTH NCRWALK. CONN
unnamed j’
Capital.
salons. monsoon-
Other Profits. 340. 700.0
JOIN I. PIERRE. m
lines 11. litres. copier
niaacroas: ., ,
debut-l. Farris Hen tumour
John H. Knapp cm in own:
JohnH. Light emu-thawed»
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Mannie
Wallace Marvin.
FOIEI’Sldei-e * ..._ Y.
or'moacyreitmdeC Contains
remdiesrecognisad
Mm
We!“
3;,
asths
W
“that“
near.“
Imam: some 3
for
52¢'
‘ihsm
\7.
I; l
Wmtngesiemmfoodiokeepuphu H
"Tmumrmmm ' '
depend upon. its life is perpetual. it ‘ V:
SOLID IND SUCCE‘SJFUL.
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Norwalk Chronicler