the small sums of 4c and 90.
r
See, What 40 Will Buu Here.
,I.; Toilet Paper, Tablets, Envelopes (25). Groeers’ Books, Day Books. Pack~
nQ9 Coauthor Balls. an Tooth Picks. any ("OlUl CIcpc Paper Tea Cups
WI, _’H,itrmonicas dozen Lead Pencils. IItIucy liaskets But-Io Bulls, Cord
straws. Rubber Rattles. Picture Wirc. t‘IIIllm: ir,ons 5 packages Hair Pitts.
Twine, Carpet Thread 'i‘ollei Soup Nu plriu liiugs. Lump Chimneys.
Burners, Leather Purses. Dressing Combs, Asbestos Mats. 3 papers Pins. 5
IAIIII p
[diapers Needles, Winrlow Shade Pulls dozen Collar Buttons, all sizes Satc-
IytPitts, Busting Spoons Ironing Wax. Sauce Dishes. 50 Clothes Pins, Wire
flklmmers, imrge Dippers. Tea Plates. Suit Cellars. Egg Beaters. Chinese
9ny Cups. Custard Cups,"Quart Measures, blames, Dolls, Books. Strainers,
‘_ ,Graters. Pencil Boxes, Knives, Work It. Ink, Mueiiuge. Glue. Vnsellne, Lem-
onIBnuoczers.’i‘oastsrs. Soap Savers, ’l‘ca Sunnis. Pot Chains, Store Polish,
Shoe Blacklns, Bath urick, Cake Pans, Dish Mops, Flies. Paint Brushes,
,E Mouse Traps, Match Safes, Padlocks.
I.ld‘ Lifters, Chins Mugs, China But-
‘ I toes, Sink Brushes. Cake Cutters. Candle Sticks. Mashers, Whisk Brooms.
fierbyv Drivers, iron Stands. Gimlets. llutter bodies, Cake Turners. Shoo
Durham. and 500 other articles usually offered as bargains for 10 and 150.
.I,
Now for the 9c Goods.
. Playing Cards, package Calling Cards. Vegetable Knives. II‘inc Table
EKMYes,«Jaek Knives. Machine Ollcrs. Fine Toilet Soap, Dressing.
Purses, Perfume, Box Paper, base Bulls. Tallorine, Witch Hazel. Toilet
Ammonia. Tooth Brushes. harmonica 8. Pictures, Mirrors. Glass Plates, Glass
Slice
GnomITack Hammers. Easter Novelties, liutuetnol's iialm. Glass Salads, Vine-
yynr’Cruets, Coffee Bottles. Lunch Glass cs. Lunch Baskets, Lunch Boxes, large
flutes, China Sauce Dishes. China Ornaments, Broilers. Padlocks, Scales,
.. Ooiqiflooks, litucrltmc Cord, Meat Choppers. Window Cleaners, Agate Pans.
generation“; Cuspadores. Rules. H simmers, Tack i’ullcrs, Can Openers.
‘1 "Eat“ Einon Handles, Large Screw Drivers, Broom Holders. Vegetable Slic-
.,Bastlng Spoons and Forks, Large Egg Beaters, Colleuders. set of Skew-
lponze Racks, Large Funnels and Measures, Fancy Candle Sticks, .IelI
oulds, Appfe C'erers, Shoe Brushes. Coal Shovels, Scrub Brushes. Whisk
Brooms. Noyeiiies in Leather. Chins. Wood and iron and many other useful
'clEesIat below regular prices. ,
l
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.31“: this list with you and compare with what we show you. Mail
”dildo” promptly filled. ‘ '
Complete Home Fumtshtug, ,
f’ , fin}? LII} . l‘fi I"
E E . ‘ Ii
lE‘loith MaquEIud Anti Streets.
A‘SOUTH NORWALK.
WHI- now.
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or" , Ins Sale
4dr stock WWWTOW, M
humus E SALE...
WE Mi Thus COM: "our Borodin Giving.
and profit of. outI
E I“
lbwtaxa.
customer.
qu Act-IAN «J
A Git ritutop mm: Dirt to With Ari-
"all Mac to H'i‘fll‘f and Children.
A mother living in Charleston; Moon,
the Mom possessor of four children..
writes: "Every fall and winter ll
have laid in a stock of cough IoIniIdles.
eroup mixtures tutti throat Imodieinesl
for my children. for somchew or 0th-
on they novor boom to be free from
colds. coughs or sore throat. . l
rfl‘his full I ““1th II change in tho III-I '
”I. IpIo';Iam. ad m'ysclf been cut-
.,. tin obstinutc (".Itlllll'll roIII which
‘.ud uult‘cicd for your.s by Stuart' s(‘tI-
turrh 'l‘ublots. and as they were pleas-
ant in take i determined to try them
with my cblldIcn. Our family physic-
ian told me he knew thorn to be per-
fectly safe and nothin better could be
used for catarrb. court I; and colds.
80 1 cute them to tht,I thildrcn and
hate continued to do so ever slur-c.
wlicuchII there in the least slab of
mono or tune lhroat and I no louse:
drcud thrI approach of cold weather us
i once did.
Stuart's (lsturrh Tablets not only
cured mo of chronic nasal and throat
cuiurrb bu‘f ‘ihcy have saved me many
an anxious night with my little ones.
The childtcu like the taste of them
'illil it Is rcIlly wontlcti‘ul how qulc-lr Iltussian people. the their announces
ly they will break up it ctoupy cold or 'IIis decision to grant freedom of mill;
uu obstinate deep seutcd cough." l
People who have used sprays. Inbul
crs. srtlvcs or washes for cuturrh and
have found bow useless llIcy are. will
he iIeI‘IIiIzIny surprised at. the results
following the use of it plcusuut. cou-
I'cuicni. internal remedy in tablet.
form. Drugglsts everywhere admit
that Stuart's Csfarrb Tablets which
Itcll for no cents full-sized package. is
the safest. most effective. and popular.
'll catuI-rh medicines. mlzii
Meeting Adjourned
Continued from First Page.
that he opposed delay and was (lesb-
(ills of seeing action taken upon the
maticr at once.
Councilman Luther M. Wright pro—
.Ientcd a. resolution. but? before it \\';Is
rcad. Representative Donovan moved
that the mcctinr; adjourn. The mo
tion was found to be in r. tlt'l .Iud was
put. There was doubt about the vote
which appeared to be. about. even.
Mayor Cavanagb decided that u bsl.
lot should be taken regarding adjourn-f
ment. The ballot wits accordingly
taken, 70 votes being east. Of these.
thirty-five were for adjournment and
thirty—five wore Against it. (.‘IIir-f line
out moved that the chair decide the.
Inattcr.I Mayor Cnvunngh. utter II mo ‘
.IIcIII's thought. decided against arr,
jourument.
The resolution of Mr. Wright wus
‘hcn read. It provided that the. (foun-
cll be authorized to expend the 81.1th
for the desired purpose.
Illeprcscntatitm Donovan again spoke'
against It. lie said: "We should
not take part in any movement to
spend any money until cur new part-
ncrs are In a position to be heard up
on it. i do not think that we should
make um move that the new ptIItieaIA MONEY ORDER CLERKIE but" at...“ since
have not a voice in.
Chief Ilsrfoul replied that it w!nulrl
be necessary unless the motion was
passed to hire. a barn. which. with 0th
Ir expenses. would total tip to the am-
ouut proposed to expend inside of five
years which will be covered by tux.
appropriation. . He said that there.
was it great risk on the part of thc
"bombers of the fire department
through an inadequate equipment sun
that this far outweighed the monetary
«enumeration advanced by Representa-
Iite Doom an
S. C‘. Pulmei stated that he. did not;
think that Mr. Donovan really opposed,
the appropriation, but that be doslrco.
only a dcluy until the new members of?
iin community be heard upon It.
thought that the matter should br- de-
oIrtId onI a few days.
(‘bicf Harford then again ndvoc sled l mm, of the human “mm"
immediate action "“d spoke against I unnecessary to remind intelligent peo- citizenship. bis c.\irnditou could not be
lpie that. whenvitnfifttis low. when the ‘1“(“lt'd bv the iltitlsb govctmmcnt
tuy dclnt
Richard H. Golden said that br- ‘I
agreed with ltoprcscinativo DouovunI
in thinking that It. would be wry qu
wise and against business policy to
set at the present time. He thought
:Ictiou should be deferred.
Councilman Wilfred Iiodwcll askco‘.
if it was not It fact that if division is.
diuuicd by the Legislature that it uil‘;
not no into effect until ()t' tobcr.
Representative Donovan said that It
would not be necessary to wait untiIE;
that time. fora as soon as it is assured
the people living In the new lt‘il'ltlii‘yv
would have a right. to be llf‘iiltl
Mr. nonovau tbcu mowd that the
resolution bc'laid on the table until the .
:Idjourncd nicotine, which had bcon‘
fixed for March 23 The motion “asI
put to vote and adlemnmcut was (‘illI
Iiod .
IT SAVED HIS LEG.
i’ A Danfortb. of Lat-range 6a.. suf-
lured for six months with I frightful
running sore on his left: but writesi
that Bucklen‘s Arnlea Salve wholly
cured it in five days For Ulcers
Wounds, Piles. it‘s the best salve in
the world. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c
Sold by F H: Baxter. druggist. ”
MINE WORKERS’ WAGE SCALE.
SAGANAW. Mich. March lie—The
Michigan District of the United Mine
Workers of .America appointed a
scale committee yesterday. The gen-
eral advance in wages to be demanded
is based on a percontnxe of 12% and
the inside write will) Inked by the
minors will be: Track layers. $2.;5ti
helpers, $2. 36; troopers. 81.13; bottom
eager-s, drivers and Win riders $2. titl:
Witter Ind «some handlers IEId tim-
bertnsn the name' pipemen. $2.50.
All other inside It rs, 83.38, ,
lioness sen A‘annsntc‘Au ART—I
vInENNA. taken ‘2.. E ErEIEeror irmi
cl .los m the mm of
0 car Elli-a “‘31th Grdor oh
Gaol-3o dilicieiici. V. 0W0? Irtist.
‘ ’t‘IIé cliniit‘
tum. Eli: Bags!!!“ memoirs
. I“! nth-rod
_ whim. thaw-.-
E‘ man:
Gites Fr dim.
iii heinous
.Dngnmn‘
. gfur ii
lliftElilg Gzar‘ s Dominions.
Establishlnato Som'eDtIgree
local Self tidermuent
."l‘. l’li'l‘lilllts‘llllltu. March l2.v~'i‘bc
(‘ /.ttr has issued a dt'l‘llltt: ptovldlug for
fIIccdoIII of religion throughout his do-
minions, establishing in some Ilcarcu
local self government Illitl milking iilllv
cr concessions to the village commit-
ices.
it) the decree. which u’us IIIIIIliI pub~
be today. after referring to the efforts
of his prcdcecssors. particularly his
i‘ulliol. to add to tbc welfute of the
.1'
ion to All his subjects who profess non
orthodox ercetls and to improve the
conditions of villugc life and throw of
the local nobility and peasantry. Am-
onu the measures outlined by his Mn-
jr-siy for thtI nttulumcnt of these ends
is reform of rural laws. which Is to
be effected with the advice of persons
who possess the confidence of the poo ,
pie.
The system of administration in the
various governments and districts in
to bc cxumiucd by representatives of
the different localities concerned. with
the view of effecting the necessary
amendments.
llicusIIIcs are also In be taken to tc
“vi“ the peasantry of the bIIIdens of:
forced labor
The decree. which was issued in
commemoration of Ibc anniversary of.
the birthday of Alcxuudcr III. is con.
sldercd to be the most significant act
of state since the Innunclpution of the
You
cEA'rAniIIH cpnno bv 01w AIR.
Hyo Mullen“ thI Ah-
but»... KIIII the norms and
Com tho Dluuo.
Hyomoi cures cutsrrb thoroughly
and permanently. beenuse it reaches
the smallest ulI' cells in the bend.
throat tutti lungs. kills the germs caus-
liit'. the disease and drives it from the
oyster". llyomcl goes to the root of the
disease. destroys the cause, anti make-I
pcrtunucut cures which can be eilcet~
cd in no other way. Breathe it for u
fr-w InIIIutcs four times it titty and bone-
fit will be sccu at once. Continui- this
treatment for u few weeks and liyotuol
will have cured you.
The llIonIt-I in the inhnlcr furnished
with the outfit dries anti stcrillzos the
air you breathe. It is a local and di-
l‘t‘t'l trcutmcnt for eradicating nil cu-
liil'lll germs iu the mucous Iucmbrunt.
and tissues and in Ibis way cIIrcu cu
lili‘l'll In buy part of the system. lint"!
lII connection with llonIIcl lIIIltn ll
bus been successful in cIIt‘init the. worm
and most docp-scuiml cones of caitirrn-
‘ll tlcultlcss.
A. W. ('ltli'lt. of Everett. Muss.
u‘tllcs' "I burn :~:|ll'ill a fortune on
different treatments for est‘urrh and
could not lll'lli' across the table. After
prim: Iiyouu-i and litotncI “aim for
eight days i run he: II as well as cvet.‘
SitotIch than any claims that run
lli‘ made in an advertisement. is int-
fur-t that the Stilison-Powcll’Corporu
firm will give their personal guaran-
tee with every llymtIIIi Oiiiflt they Still
to rct‘und tbc moncv if the purcbuscr
can say that liyotncl has not given suf
isf'uct‘inn.
FlREMAN BURIED
Three Other MenoWere injured in a
Head On Collision at Glimore' 5
Station. ,
OMAHA. Nob" March 12«-«'I‘uI.I cust-
bound ()IIIubu liver and II IvtIsI-bound
freight train on the Union Pacific col-
lidcd bcad~ou at (.Iilmore Station, in
miles west of this city at midnight. last
night, killing one truinnIzIn. and injur-
ing for other persons. The dead:
IN WRECK
t‘. i'. iiuycs. fireman of the freight
li’illll.
injured: James Taylor. engineer
Cant-ts. The public built: it as the.
urmlnmutiou of new cr.u opening IIpl
blgbi prospects of the oIIIlv lmprow
meat of Rusalan internal :IdIuinlstru
tion. .
SAVED A BOY’B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll, Hubbard. 0f Milv
ford, llel.. says: "Ilruzillun Iluim suv~ 1
cd my boy's life. He began just lllrtII’
the one we lost with croup. We are
him a few rinses. He quickly dro port
to sleep and was all right in the mor-
ning." For sale by .R. H. Pluistod. lI‘.‘E
ii. Iluxicr. hurl The Clifford l’hur-.
macy. ”
FAT/ALLY INJURED N A FIRE.
HAMILTON, Out. .‘Iiurcb iii-«W. Iii
Smyth Wits fatally injured in a fire
which destroyed his grocery store in
Oxford street. this morning. His wife
was rescued with difficulty l
In Roxbury. Man. Post Of—I ‘
fice Has a Blessed Expert’-
en'ce W’flz
Painé’s‘ ' ' I
CeleryCompound
The World's Best lilting ledlclno
The blood pluvs on important putt
in our physical economy. and in II
I " liquid state constitutes a lame part of
the come body. llnbcnltlu conditions
of the life sitcom affect sellously ullI
it seems.
'i‘ r. memoir
Ronbury, Mass.
appetite fails. when Eoppwssod. by tir-
ed feelings and heaviness when bend-
aohos- and. Womble. make our days
miserable. witch ltchings. skin trott-
bios and eruptions cause alarm. that
the condition of the blood calls for
prompt attention.
if you have data.
flying the blood in . e past monthL:
you cannot with"; ‘ fety allow the
out some effort
.I _ uracil ofroeriia
ours. . In " insuring won
Pitlnos Colony compound. effectively
mom all impurities from the blood.
may“ tharvlul aunt goes on :qu
heath-naming mission -I some
initial. brain and all other {withhol-
mayon vigorous Ind healthy and
mum than our ore fly '1‘. F.
Roomy mermaids“. Post (idles
easy at}. ” and 0 WW
nan-tor.
“i wish to exmooo
Mutant-re Palm‘s
round 1 MAIN» WI
led with I violent leaning on hands Ind
. with m Include
m [Hewitt-
In freight on the West-bound track. lic-
! ." so. it is Claimed Extradition Cannot
" (inns lightweight champion success-
ihc wmk of poo.
m «thin: m
that
passenger ttnlu, several ribs broken:
bruised and cut,-
Utul Wilson. fireman. Illlrliwlllu‘i'
irIIiII; internal injuries from jumping.
George M. (lurch, buggagcumstcr.
t‘ouncil Bluffs. serious.
Unknown tramp, riding on rear of
engine may die.
A number of passengers in the {on
word cars were somewhat bruised. but
their injuries are not serious.
R. if. Socortl. station agent at (i'III
Iuour, it is charged. threw the switch
at tho cud of the double. track by mis-
tukc, sending the passenger train into
fore Engineer 'l‘uylor discovered the
open switch bis train quIso close that
he could not MOI). although the cmcr~
gl’iH‘)‘ brakes were used. lloib cu-
gincs wcrc badly smashed and sevcrnl
cuts derailed.
About Soc‘tud disuppcmcd shortly
«fur the w'IIcrk oc.tutch and has not
WRIGHT AN AMERICAN ClTlZEN?
be Secured Without Our Content
LONDON. March IE «Arc‘olding to at
financial paper. \tIIitukcr Wright. the
director of the London and Globe Fin-
.IIIIrc imputation limited. f-II wllnr-‘I
:IIIIcst .I w~uriuui “as issued ytsttIIdsy.
and who is said to be in Farm. secutv
lctl Amt IicIIII citizenship WlllltI t‘IIKtILi‘il
I‘ in business outctptlscs in Philadelphia
and tho where. lbosc who are inter-
ested in theI pItIsccutlou tell the Asst»
«lutml Press that this Is the first they
burn lIcurd of Wright bring IlIl Ameri-
can citizen. although they knew he
went to Amcrlcu us a young man.
Wright is believed to have been born
in Chcsbitc Eng. it Is pointed out that
in tIttsII Wright pr'mcd his American
without the consent of the I'Iulitd
States state .dcpnr.tmcut
ORDER l8 GROWING.
New England Order of Protection
Gains Largely in Membership.
BOSTON. Muss. liltit‘t‘li 1‘2. —-A not
gain in membership of 763 for 1'ltI2
was r'cprnted at the annual session of
the Grand Lodge New England ()l“tl('l
Iof Protection. held here yesterday.
Grand Warden Guilford II}. Ncwball
prcsldcd and all tilenrnnd officers as
well as several of the supreme officers
were present. Grand Secretary Eben
‘S. Ilineklcy reported: Lodges. Jan-
uary i. won. 126: preterit number of
lodiz‘es. no; more ' es January I. 1903.
»l3.$~ltl: benefit me IlIers,,13.365.
iraud Treasuwr Daniel E. Frazier
reported: Balance February 10. 1902‘.
$2523. till: total funds. {9.452.78: ex-
_ peudiiurcs $6.458: .bnlance 12.994.
The invested funds of the grand
lodge amount to 33.254. '
SANS DEFEATs-CROSBY.
HOT SPRINGS, Aria. March 12*.“—
4ter an eleven round fight last night
with Steve Crosby. of Louisville. Joe
full defended his title after doing most
of the fighting. In the eighth round
Prosby was knocked through the ropes.
He was repeatedly knocked down and
when In the eleventh Guns was punch-
Ing the Louisville black all over the
ring.1he lotter‘a seconds brew up the
spouse and Referee Rye gave Guns
the fight.-
. .4 .4444...” .
FUNSTON WILL BO TO ALASKA.
WASHINGTON. fell 12. —G‘enerdl
Frederick Punston am it the war de-
partment yeIterday in response to I
summons from Acting Iceman San-
r. to disco“ meteors connected with
in new Inignindfito ditty In com-
I.
nildder of the Department ‘of Colum- .
him. Mr. Sanger desires to acquire
special lnformstlooorospeotlnn eoudl.
{ions in' Ali‘s“ tea iIII’wtthIn the
units of General .nnhon’s new com~
I'll!
W .
WOHKWO OVIRTIME“
Eight hour ton on ignored by those
titanium titan. worm—«Dr any.
new [flotilla Illicit-Inn slur- It
718:3..7-7. It" “(7'
Bridgeport Advertisements.
I
THE D. M. READ co.
Established 1857.
Bridgeport Advertisements. ..
CONCERNING SILK COATS
Taffeta and Pcau dc Sets are the silks used in the
new and exceedingly smart looking Black Silk Coats.
The Monte Carlo which is a favorite is in a variety of
styles. It may be quite loose, or half fitting. with either
bishop sleeves or open flowing sleeves. It may have a
broad collar. or it may be finished at the neck with a hea-
vy silken cord. long ends andpendant ornaments. Which—
ever model it is each one is more beautiful than the one be-
fore.
1
There are Silken Blouses with full bishop sleeves.
stitched belts and postillion effects that are very stylish.
The Coffee Coat is quite new It is short with full
box plants front and back. and finished at the neck with a
stole-like band that has long ends trimmed with braid
and ornaments. These Costs in the majority of instances
are lined with either black or white satin, and besides
serving for a stylish and seasonable garment throughout
the spring. will prove very useful all summer to be worn
on cool days over foulard and other light weight gowns.
Prices from $14.00 to $40.00.
in connection with the above we mention a line of
stylish Black Silk Coats for little girls. They are very
tastefully made and finished with rows of white stitching
and ornaments of white applique. I
Prices from $5.00 to $12.00.
CLEARING SALE OF SHIRT WAISTS.‘
We offer a small lot of Shirt Waists, mainly of French
Flannel and Fancy Vestings. all tailored in the best fash-
ion. E
At $1.50. A few sizes in 07".: cf 3:. 34. 36. 38. and
40. There are some exceedingly L‘.“Zl':c selections in red.
green. Scotch Plaids. and a very 522': iii black. The for-
‘mer values were from $2.98 to $3.23. I'.
At $1.00. All sizes from 32 to 42 inclusive. A great
variety in both plain and striped. a few Vestings but ‘most-
ly Flanncls. Former values from $1. 50 to $2. 50.
These \Vaists will be just what one needs for immcd~
lute we or before the watm weather arrives.
lllE 1). “Vi. iii: il) COMPANY.
I Bridgeport. Conn.
NON-UNION MINER INSANE.
I’t)’i"i‘t~‘\‘ll.l.li. Pa. March life—Bo
cause of the frequent application to
SEVENTY-FIVE GUESTS lN A FlRE.‘I
Yorkshire Hotel in Chicago, Nearly
Destroyed Last Night.
(.‘lllt‘AiiU. MuIclI l2.~—I'irc in tbtI
Yorkshire botcl.’ hit? Michigan ‘rl\'t‘llilt‘.
early today. caused seventy'flvc guests
to flee from the building scantily ut-
tircd. 'l‘brI building was filled with
smoke. and for it time it was feared
that some of the guests bud been or—
crcoIIItI. but the police and firemen lllII‘
ried through the building and found
tbut all were safe. The fire started
in II clothes closet on the fourth floor,
and llli‘ rcur port of the building above
that floor was almost entirety destroy
ed. The loss is estimated at Slotted.
- m
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l.\i I\EIS (IIIIIIIEII \
Prontotes DigestionCheerfui- .3
ness audiiest. Contains neititer '
Morphine norMiucral.
’1‘ Name one .
I n
I. niche may. outta: iodine
.Billonuul my! . aloe
mun ”tint! and
novel
hint of offensive epithets, .ltIscIIlI St'ttll-
mun. who was It nonunion miucr dur-
ing: lllt‘ cool strike. has become violent-
ly iusunc. Scnbmnn's ostrnxu was so
complete that it prcycd upon his mind
until he became a complete wreck. iio
bus been r‘cmmcd to the insane asy-
lum in ticbnvlkill.
Foley’ 5 Honey and Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonla.
If money talks. the change that is
,ctuuing to you must be backtulk. .
‘ HEX;
Fer Infants and Children.-
lhe Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signatum
Norwalk Chronicler