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CNING IINTINIL TILIPHONE
CAI-LI.
dullness attics.
nourishes.
tA‘a‘ ao'chinaman can reach Paradise
., hp id’ .iiliedf’in his native soil
- "“9: th , Britlh’ steamship Vent-
..‘Ithe w Iceland coast caused
lea, ofvthat island. The Ventnor.
for China, carried a cargo of
hundred coilins which contained
“Y‘all!“ of as many Chinamen who
had ‘tilod away from home. Great sums
of money have already been spent in
theolort 'to recover them, one family
algae having spent 815.000.
Hitch of the popularity of the king
, Norway and Sweden is due to his
pgrtoéct accessibility to all his subjects.
{tribal been his custom every Tuesday
‘ oration when at Stockholm to hold
open reception which may be at-
!!th by everyone who goes through
the trifling formality of writing his or
her name in a book three days before
the. function. On these days a. great
hail varied‘dhohidmay be seen at the
pa ' ”anduhaking is kind and courte.
nail ill. speaking readily and sympa- ,
hetioaliy to men of all grades, all pro-
ldihidpa'iandrlhll countries.
Monrovia.
. Eflu etal buttons in medium and
1M&all'2éiaiads arc iuigrcat demand.
are” are particularly appropriate for
* fashionable blac‘k-and-whlte lab-
to! .
i’By looking about a little one can get
cry pretty crepe and tissue paper re-
eptaoies that trim a table datntiiy and
serve the purpose of hen hon holders.
Those ifleces of lingerie called com-
atlon garments are much liked be-
. . so the absence of bands at the
Julian makes onc'a dresses tit clos.
Grand better. -‘ ‘ ' '
A oorecteoveris prettier when it has
hills of embroidery in the arm holes,
t these little bits of ornamentation
snot conducive to the perfect fit of
6’s waists at this point.
.. The quality of' the cream or food one
'HI and the kind of movements one;
, opts in massaging a part of the body !
it‘is desired to develop are not more:
important that t?! regularity and per-i
veranda withi hichs they are used.‘
Is there anything so pretty for a pet-
opat to wear‘with one‘s negligco gown
'a; White silk”, the weakenm kind.
.trlihindd with wash lace? such a pet-
tibat‘itis 'also‘ildt’y‘suitabic to wear
iii the thin‘ was). gowns. although
any would prefer the lawn or naln-
'Tho‘BaIurday’ Evening Post has n
. Meation'that I‘would like torepeai
“lids, that wnaevcr rehds’ history have
aye a good atlas at hand for rel-
noe. This makes what is read much
a intelligible. An otherwise “dry"
crlption of a battle may be made
my entertaining by following the
tenants of the armies by a well~
P- h L
HM w rised to see ladies
Mutaamh silvery soon. Every
o'seems to have had enough of win»
and anxious to lay aside winter
his: as fasten possible. Fur collars
diecarfs see epic lose favor as the
‘ , = ‘hFand muffs were ab.
‘all the furs worn or carried by the
linger contingent. Heavy coats. too.
to be an abomination. and‘hnc
sees many more suit coats than the
heavy separate kind.
Mmmn
- Your ill—rill Rnnabiitj
lr» sepat'r and paint shop
‘ and» suawtwtll . have livid
condition—«for your Sprlriy
,§¢mm¢r rides. ‘
Mg 3,} g' 320.00. -.
‘ -Phon¢ 104-2.
status er. con. memos ave.
l...“ V..- W...__- .__.
_ Till
oiol Clifford
first Appointed
Connecticut.
. , , concerted-
, 01"} Extric Light-Sc
, Telephones. ‘
.thOSi’Oilptl'iiu. “
. ‘ . . .7
i 5" lo . A .
NW .1‘ MM”. ‘i
firsthand]
in the ohurc . At the morning service
Rev. iiidwardflunningbam. pastor of
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
will preach a missionary sermon. Rev
Mr. Cunningham for several years was
a missionary in india and la able to
present the theme from personal ex-
lN‘rit-ntm ilunday school scssion at
close olilhti momlnf service. The
men‘s Bible class vii consider “A Mob
and its Management," in connection
with the lesson. A special invitation
is'extendod to men to remain and take
it in the discuhslon. The young poo-
p e‘a meeting will have for its topic.
“The Young Christian's Pleasures?—
Tho Recreation of Body. Mindltand
Soul," leader, Charles I". Kraut. Rev.
Mr: Duncan will preach at the evening
service. This will be the sixth ser-
mon in the series On "Sins That spoil,"
topic. "The Sin of Sank-Tho Belf-
Made Fool." The evening prelude will
he on the all-absorbing event oi the
week, topic. "Some Observations on
Uivialon." Special music at all aer~
vices and a cordial welcome to all.
MISSIONARY SUNDAY.
Sunday will be Missionary Day at
the South Not-walk Congregational
ihurch. In the morning the ltcv.
Paul M. Strayor will preach on "Our
Foreign Ambassadors and Christ's."
and the annual offering for the Ameri-
can Board of Foreign Missions which
is devoted to the support oi Dr. and
Mrs. Herbert L. Underwood of Billie.
Turkey. will be received. At the Visa-
per service Robert Seneca Smith. of
Yale University. will speak of the Stu-
dent Volunteer Movement and Harold
TerryCIark, of Yale, will speak as one
young man to another 0n personal re-
ligion. There will be special music
at each service and in the morning
Miss Lillian Osborn, of Danbury, will
sing "'0 Lamb of God." by .Iacoby.
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:POPULAR AMUsEMENrs.
A cJOIuLY AMERICAN TRAMI'.
“A .Iolly American Tramp." a melo-
dramatic comedy replete with striking
sensations and startling situations. is
underlined at Hoyt's Theatre. for Sat.
urday, matinee and night. The piece
is from themes of the author of “A
Poor Relation." and "Peaceful Valley."
two plays that have made Sol Smith
Russell famous. In it is portrayed
an American tramp. not as a repulsive.
ever-to-beahunned outcast. but. as a
man who through misfortune. was com
pelled to will about the face of the
earth. but when heart. well knowing
his own distress, still bloods for oth-
ers' woes and who odors even his life
to help right the wrongs of others even
more unfortunate than no. The lo-
cnic of this drama is laid in rural New
England. and the motive is greed for
gold. in greed with which even a bus-
band iii. ,sometimca overpowered, and
for which he terribly wrongs his life‘s
partner." The story is complex and
will bot well worked out by a comp:-
tont cast of gifted players. In the
cast are such wr-Il-known players as
John W. West. who plays "Happy
Jack." the tramp: Miss iielcn Ilavagc,
the well-known prima donnn. and the
dainty littlc soubreiie star. May Ward.
and the comedy lrishwoman. Maggie
Meredith. The cast Is exmptionally
strong throughout and contains four-
teen star artists.
A HOT OLD TIME.
Hoyt's Theatre will offer the new od-
ition of "A Hot Old Time.“ for 'l‘ucs—
day. March 17. This will be rcmenr
bored as the uprouring funny musical
pot-pourri that John and Emma liay
were so popular In. it is said that it
has been converted into a first-rate
musical comrdy. In the cast will be
found such ia'cll-knowu performers as
idtliiic Weston, Ada Henry. William
Sclicry. .Iolm McMahon Edward (‘ol-
Iiiia. Nellie Nichols, Maude Sohlkc and
Jessie Dona. T'M particular features
are the Malo'and liuultam troupe oi
horizontal bargymnaats. who come to
the company direct. from the Winter
garden. Berlin: the Yalto Russian dan-
cers, presenting a novelty in the danc
tag line. nova Yalto is said to be one
of the prettiest girls of the blends type
on' the stage. With those people has
been placed a pleasing background of
chorus of well trained voices and the
singing is said to be excellent. In cos-
tunes and general surroundings, the
:fiwfinuslcal comedy versionfof “A Hot
- d-Time,‘ is said to have'h wide. de-
ppq-i'ure for the better.
THE LIBERTY BELLliS, .
Business at the box office of lioyt.‘s
ii the advance sale of the seats and
.boxostor..'.'The Liberty Belles.” with
Harry Ohio" and a large company. was
opened. The demand for this musical
and comedy, novelty of the season api
é’c ' e that‘oi any piece of like charac-
ter' adhere in a longtime. caramel
interest ' has been manifested since
the first announcement of its appear-
ance here. by the large number of mail
applications for reservation of seats
received before the opening of the
sale. and indications are that it will
meet with a most wholesome welcome.
Its.— L
.111» pinion-533i
young and pretty girls. There is a. big _
'i‘ oatre took on an exceptional Incas
p r; to be extremely. large. and may .
.csifllm .. t
‘r es in» We curt.“- “
.1 w p. . W
“$710. .. llama. that run
force till ma- non man «site work
at the yards of the Townsend and Dow- ;
ney Ship Building Company on Shoot- 3
er's Island today, and the manager of;
the yards said that applications for‘?
work were constantly being receivml.‘
No trouble of any kind occurred at the
yards. At the phini of the liurlec
Dry Dock and Ship liuilding Company
at Port Richmond Hill boiler mukol‘si
and Iron litters are still out. .
awn.
‘ c
We have a large variety of all kinds ’
of Fresh Fish at reduced prices: '
Steak Cod. 10c; Green lac-Trout and l
l
lchakiiab, too; liarge Buck shad, 10o: :
Mark t God be Haddo k. 50' Froah '
Herr-Ilia. Oc:'WhIte Pcrcli. 10c:'YcIlow 68 Wilmington Streets
Porch, 10:: White Halibut, 14o: cruel
l
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i
0|“ 'l‘llE
taiiiliatiiiiuriiiii
Will rain placc
at tho store.
fish, 120; Clacoeva,,100: Bonita Maokcr-
eI, 10c; I‘Ickeroi, 100: Lake Whitefish.
12c; Salmon, 10o: Fiati‘lah, 5pm.. 25:.
Opened Oysters and Long Clams, 25c.
CAPT. DUCROSS.
East End of Washington Street Bridge .
Old Salvation Armv Buildlnit
Solo commonou .
iiuisiay, iaiii llii
" M . 1903. and
Is therea hriier place rhan the;
1m Pe rial Continues in] 10 Days.
C afe _- ‘
9 Railroad Place.
To qet your meals.
Everything in lluir season1
and properly seasoned. ‘
commit contwwm W...
. LOOK . .iudustrai Savladaand loan (is.
. -a.‘
af‘oansa or
rm: court 1' or
stagnant: r.
OF NEW YORK.
W
37.00 per Ton Delivered.
Having received a consignment of
bright. fresh mined iloliigh Coal.
bought at a right price.
We are going to giro our patrons
the benefit. following our usual cus»
tom. ()Iir principle is not to charge
two or three prices because the op-
portunity offers. b_nt to give value for
value received.
WE LEAD, OTHERS MUSI‘ F(”-‘ -
LOW.
livingtociroidli to .
Siaic Supervision of Now
York and Conncciioui.
Payspor cost.
OFFICE, 12 so. MAIN sT.
...___——.
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrence
' i‘ortsmoutli. Va
In: ilick’s Medicint‘Coq
South Norwalk. Conn.
Gentlemen : a:
[loving given Dr. Dick‘s Medicine in
liarorablc results. i desire to express
liny entire satisfaction with it. and to
‘stuio that it has given me pleasure to
irccommend it to my friends who have
jsuifercd front malaria. rhcunmtism and
irrippc as a most effectual remedy.
Very truly yours.
A. B. BAE’l‘ON.
l22 WATER S'l'., Si). NtillWAi.K
Branch Office 2 So. Main St.
To]. Call 31-5.
Wow“. l
v
we see. SHOWING Now
‘ Flank B. VHHSBUY ins aaaoifin‘r Lieu:
PLUMBING. 1 ~°"
a "a". 1 BLACK flirts
' i ilt hi i i dlt ' , in bid
”or W‘ TER' :lii‘g asmite Ydioiz‘cmrleslgfis“;:trle etfpec
AND GAS :Iaily for mourning. The styles were
FITTING inever so pretty and prices never so
i reasonable.
|
7M F.ACKERMAN
81 MAIN ITIEE-T, NORWALK.
‘ Tin. Sheet Iron. Copper
' and Zinc.
60 seam Main Sirocr.
South Norwalk, Carin,
Telephone, 137-3.
Connected with large Bridgeport Es
I tabliahmont.
We will remove toyour new attire, 31
Wait atrcct. about March 2th.
MW
Coal anilliimonds
Scientists say there isn't much
difference between coal and dia-
O.
0
’ABSULUTE i
rapt idol
”practical test in my family. with most ’
HOW
Simply as]: to have your purchases charged. Come and
see what we have and select if you are satisfied. If not, go
elsewhere. but the knoll: you will not leave without ordering.
as the have counters filled with spring clothing, Which will
please and delight every sane person—the insane we don't care
to.
WHY
Buying on our plan is a reasonable and easy bay of pro-
curing clothing. as it mains paying while wearing. The style
is in every garment and the clothing is the kind that wears.
The Union Label is on ()2er man 's garment. Thousands re-
commenl our system of justice. accommodation and liberal
manner of doing business. You will do, too!
i0 South Malta Street,
&/k£/fl” iii;
! “ingtable invest-
but an: most profitable
”recently the head a: .the, Board oi
Houses not crowded but packed was
the rule during the four months of tre-
mendous success this piece enjoyed at
the Madison Square Theatre. New
York city, and its popularity there
seems to insure the local theatre-goers
a line entertainment. The New York
production will be seen here in every
detail. “The Liberty Belles" appear
at Hoyt‘a Monday. March 16.
Genuine
Carter’s
Little Liver Pills.
‘ lust Ila-r ligaatorc of
’ L‘b
WORKING OVIRTIME.
Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless. little workers—Dr. King‘s
New Life Pills. Millions are always at
work. night and day. curing indiges~
' tion. Btltouanesa. constipation, Sick
Headache and all Stomach. Liver and
Bowel troubles. Easy. pleasant. sate.
sure. Only zoo, at F. H. Baxter's drug
stora' 4’ '. . 9‘
~>y
“ DR. MUNN I!.DIAD. ‘
DP. ER. Colo.. aura li—Dr. Wil,
ham: ; Moan. formal-”president of the 7 -
vc‘olorado.8tate Medical Society. and
Health of Denver. ii"deul from hem-
orrhage of the lungs. '
‘. Accidents, trifling
and were are
Stuart.
monds, both being practically
pure carbon.
Coal. then. ought to be an or-
nament. and it is a very expert.
_ sive one to most homes. if
i you Want to get rid of coal. and
the dirt. smoke and bother of
having it around. you should let
i the Gas Company turn the coal
1 into clean gas. xiand keep the
smoke, ashes and dirt at the gas
‘works. “
There were some ham?! Mil“
during the great”- coal strike—-
they were using Gas Rant”.
Hot water is, quired quick-
or and cheaper on an indepen:
dent Water Heater than in any
other way.
. Gas Ranges at present $9.75}
'up. ‘
Independent
$7.50 up.
Connections Free.
i
i
Witter Heaters.
d.
l
Conn. Railway and
_ compo-l. '
balmy lil‘t‘t‘lt‘fi.
Springtime is not all tlowcrs and
Lots of ills that t'tilll(‘
with the warmer days, but you can es-
iape tin-m all and rejoice. with Nature ‘ for embezzlement. left San Ii‘ranciscofcd my boy's life. He began just like,
it you'll clean otit your syswm and on February Il. ostensibly for South-:ihc one we lost with croup. We gave
build it up with Rainou's Tonic ltcgu- crn California, but. as has been nsccr-ihim a low doses, He quickly dropped
later or a course of anon's Livcr' ialucd since. went over the Santa Fe’to sleep and was all right in the mor-
SAN li‘RANCISt‘t), Marco l.‘l.—\\'r:iy:
’l‘uylnr. cunmiissioncr of agricultural
and frit't'sii‘y of Hawaii. who is wanted ‘ ford, llcl., says:
Mrs, Captain ii.
r
Vi"
Imrmc
le¥
ant
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST..
Marsh 8 Bolton's Perfection Brand Peas. 7c can. or 4 cans for 25c. These Peas are of early
lune packing, and are first quality.
90
A choice lot of band-pl
oncof tlw
_ , Atl'hc
South “combo
saveo A news LIFE.
Hubbard. of MilV
"lb'azilian Balm saw
Villa and Tonic Pellets. 'ihcseare the route. his baggage being checked to! ning." For sale by R. ii. Plaisted. F.
=pring medicines that are tit-at. 250. New York. The fund which Taylor Ii. Baxter. and The Clifford Phar-
il. H. Piaistod. "‘ iliaudlcd :itnoiiulcd to “63.009. [niacy ‘ “
CALL 58-2.
Seymour’sStore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Our fancy high-grade Formosa and Mixed Tea at iitic lb.
where for the same quality. We have people for miles
for our celebrated Teas and Coffees.
and will call for more.’
iiuttcr. Liebig Beef. Iron and Wine. 40c; 3 bottles
t‘rcnm Choose. Splendid Coffee at ‘20. 25c. 280 and title.
cuts for Cafe :1 Elite.
for
Voting has commenced in a brisk manner.
share.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
Sold at 80c else-
around
You will get the finest of the goods.
Strictly fresh Country Eggs. 25c (loz.
We are sole ag«
Get in line
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
70176"
They are well worth 10c a can. -
9o]
3
i
I 2c .1 can. Price for this sale. only 9c.
Do
We have something fine in that line.
a z .9.
law WK firm .C°'§:.
!
a... A store
i
Buy quick. ,
Cited Tomatoes. packed by E. Robinson 8 C00 Maryland. Well worth
Blue Hill Brand, Grown and packed in
richest valleys in New York state. A 12c article. Nuts sale We can.
Norwalk Chronicler