.flWicitlass. Blue Flame. Oil Stoves.
iii ”3 "
Krystaleld Distilled Table Water.
‘ IndoRsEo av LEAnrNo PHvslciANs AND canANTEEo Asso
‘LU‘I’ILV PURE. 5 oALLON DEMIJOHN soc. ruse oRAINKINAo WATER
GA IVIN MORE NEceaaARv THAN PURE rooor
_;i_tAVE YOU SEEN our: 4c Am: So TAELEsI WELL, THEV ARE
_ pitfoltowmo WE Now HAVE AT LEAAaT coo ARTIcLEs 'ols-
Davao AT THan rIoUREs AND WILL CONTINUE TO ADD To THE
VARIETY N‘EW aooos EVERY DAY. , I
V'- RIMEMIER. WE summer A HOUSE FROM CELLAR To ATTIC.
5' TURTIavrr
North Main and Ann Streets,
SOUTH NORWALK.
rr‘
r.I, t“‘I
Therday
15 Bargain Day.
We hare Ajust received a case of
Children’ s Hosierll.
2 llent value at 15 cents. ‘ sizes. 6 to 9 1-2.
Specnl Price. 10 cents
'5 Sample Half Hose.
2 pair for 25 cents.
Regular Price, 25 cents pair.
1 ‘ . u
Other items in Hosiery. at special prices for Thursday. and
bili'llce of tile week.
South Norwalk.
e-.-
8 lion and Tar
, Alida-Ironin-
.,._t. .a «
l LYNOHINO EEAnEo |N QHIO..
is Him charges With Arr-Hurting a
School Teacher.
CLEVELAND .Mamlr 18-—.lames
Berna. at North Royalton. Ohio. was
brdught here and lodged in the county
Jail yesterday because: it was feared
the people oi the village would lynch
him. Berna is charged with having
criminally ‘asdattlted Mish' Gertrude
Moirey.‘ a school teaclier at North Roy-
’ alton. on‘Monday evening while on her
wli‘yehotne mm school. intense eit-
cliernent wn‘dreated by the crime and
measure Indie population of the place
tittaed {but to’lrh‘m'do’wn the girl’ a as-
‘ sailshtr‘ ’Hetrashnnlly round and lock-
: ed up last night A crowd of sinuous
' gathered and bet-ante so threatening
that members iiniily took Berlin cut
through a rear- door and hurried him
to the county jail in this city. Mitts
. Money is said on be in a serious condi-
‘ tion.
BOXING
nG’ March ram... ten
last Argue between Joe Wol-
Goiit‘ge Cole. colored publi-
”A in the ‘fourth round; when
. knocked out in only one
tilii‘IlNitl Odie haveI Iany ad-
4‘ th :‘oilly slight; - .
WORKING OVERTIMI
Eight hour law are ignored by those
tireless. il‘tto ”onscreen-J King’s
New ninth ' tightens high???“
wo k, n t In a cut a
'itoaBi Bilfénsraéé‘i fighting: drug.“
“mocha an a Shaman var
fowel liabilities. Eon! diurnal: iii.”
' nit. stirrer er
odd tar-collegiate A ‘ ?of Mn!-
Gymnast! MAM“ be held in
tho
'- Esters named {the nation-
b “I All? . , . --alhullldlnppolrod bylt‘s soon that.
‘ i“~ ‘ _ r
Dre maid KaliM New and Latest
0 no. ,
(labours Solvent. Dd Kennedy's' new
medicine. is unquestionably the Crown
ed King at Spring Medicines. it purl-
iles the blood as I flood oi water
cleanses Ir stagnant rower, or ad the air
and sunshine sweeten s tout room
“'th soap and water do for iiith in the
sari cal-cure solvent does for the
ilith in tho bow-rid a tlsluoa. the
lungs the liver. the Maya. and the
blood. It expeih the humour and im-
purities which make us all tool so dull
Marty and tired lit the Sprint: It
loaves our bodies clean healthy and
sale against the complaints oi sruuurer.
You may use it with implicit conti-
donce.
Dr. Kennedy said of it:
Cal-curd ‘ Solvent as the
achievement ointy life. it will not
disappoint " Remember: Only one
Dr. David Kennedy ever lived in Run-
rlout. City at Kingston N. Y.. and the
name of his new anti latest medicine is
Unicorn Solvent. All drrrgglsts. $1.00
Ii‘bottlc‘. or six for 66.00. ’
‘ ‘~ FRIIIIAMPLE‘OFFER.
You can obtain R iree sample. bottio
oi ilr. Kennedy's wonderiul new mod-
it the. (‘abcura Solvent. also a irre pom
plrlot on- the treatment' of various dis-
eases. containing much Valuable med
ical advice and iniormntlon, by simply
addressing It letter or postal to tire
(‘-nlcura Co. Kennedy How ltondorrt‘
N. Y.
Stolen Silver In Church
Coaunuadw irom first Page.
"i regard
crowning
jriru. Upon a small leather covered
stool inside the window were muddy
loot prints showing where the marourl
or had stepped.
A hurried inventory 0! the. silver
ware was taken and this revealed ll
peculiar slate oi ulialrs. Only about
hull of the silverware in the drawer
in which it had been kept was missing.
Several doaen spoons had been tak
I'll one of which was It tablespoorr of
solid silver over 100 years old. marked
with a ‘W. " Several of the smaller
spoons were marked in the sonic way.
and half a dozen silver ten spoons
were marked ‘6 A. W." Three nap-
kin rings were taken from the dining
table. One was marked “M. .l. W.
l889." Another -"Hcieu ll. Wheel
or" and the third “ilclen.’ Sew-rut
bread and butter knives were miss-
lug: also utter dinner coiiee spoons
and hon boa spoons.
A drawer in the library had been
opened but there was nothing of \II
iur- taken ironr any other part of tho-
house. it was learned at the Writer-
bury home yesterday niternoon that
there had been no auspicious ('hni'fll‘v
ters about the. place in many days.
Tho lust tramp who had been there
was at. the house weeks ago. There
had been no strangers in the. house or
artisans of any kind. Notwithstand-
ing this fact it appeared as it the tlreii
was the work oi some one who was
familiar with the. interior oi the house
There were two large dogs ontlro
place but they were looked in the barn
and gave no alarm. There. were. loot
prints in a flower lied iIr Altont oi the
house.
Mr. Waterbury's residence is only a
short distance from if Wee. ilurn tioif
a
Club house, and it a formerly the
club house it is at near St lurke’ a
Episcopal Church When Rev. ixirris;
lI‘teIrch rector of the church. entered
his vestry yestt-rda morning. he found;
the door strain with ,haiiburrrt‘
matches. Mr. French was surprlsodr
by this and began an luvostigatlon. l
in n drawer in the room he found It
quantity of sliver-plated spoons anti
forks. The silverware didn't belong
there. it had been placed in the draw-
or over lilllll.‘ I’l‘he silver was often
ward identified as some oi tho plated!
ware which hndbeen taken from tlIe'A
Waterbury house. i
This is the third time Mr. Water-l
bury's residence has been entered. The
first time was several years ago, when!
he lived on Oledge. and all the sll-l
ver was stolen. ,
youth named Walter Smalley. who hnsl
crook was caught in the house in
broad daylight by Mrs. Waterbury and
chased out. fine followed him until
she was able to attract the attention
of a hired man. who after putting a
charge of shot into tm‘. siiected his
capture. Smalley m ringed to escape
from the Barton lock up
li‘hs‘ Stamiord police were notified at
the burglary anti kept a lookout tot-A
the thief. _
A REMEov FOR THE oRIeeE.
A. remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with the Grippe is Kemp‘ s Bat
earn. which is especially adapted for
the throat and lungs Don’t wait for
the first symptoms oi the disease get a
bottle today and keep it im- use the
moment it is needed. It neglected the
gnome has a tendency to bring on
pneumonia. Kemp's Balsam prerents
this by keeping the cough loose and the
In free tram luhammntwion All untri-
gists sell Kemp‘s Balsam. at as and
De. . , \t
lNTER-COLLEGIATE GYMNASTICS.
NEW YORK March 19. ePrepm-
lions 'ioi‘ the fifth afnnnai’llitoraeolie'g-
lstfl’gymnsatlc‘ chitmpionships content
are well under way It the New York
by. where the meet is to no
The second time a“; ,
since, turned out to be a professional; - i
A“ ..
rim rah 1W
goons * Marcy linguist hero have
one complete sight upper
oi a child oi two your; The
sum! an include“ bedidu- the arm.
the collections. and shoulder- blade.
it took almost an hour and a hall
The little girls name is Amelia che.
A malignant growth It the shoulder
luioctlug the whole upper extremity.
and which would soon vr lIIiectcd
the whole hotly, and and death,
made the operation nocédlfll‘y ‘ '
Only oure before has the operation
been attempted on nuilhild two years
old in that (use the patient died. The
child stood the operation Mil and it
is thought she wtll region.
m‘vfl
extremi
DELAYING Hi8 MAJIGTV’B MAILS.
\'l(,"l our». il. C. Milrt'lll III “Labor
Organizer Estes lIuII been AB‘iliillllOllt‘d to
appear in police court to Mswut to the
charge of rrmspirary to delay iris nrrrj»
rsty‘ s mulls this action is taken us a
result oi the strike on the (Janadlurr l’a.
ciilc Navigating ('ompnnil’s iilt'illllill‘hi
whlIlr was tier lure ri Monthly in sympa-
thy with the strike along the. (‘ uIrIrrIiIIIr
Pacific llullmud. The strike lender has
retained counsel and will’flght the case.
The Canadian Pacific. Naiigltiou (‘orn-
party has been able to till all their
steamers with non-union crews. and all
are. running. Efforts are being made
to have the longshoremrn go on strike,
in sympathy.
-...___....-.
LOOKING UP CHINESE LABOR.
LONDON. March iSwCorrrmission-
crs Skinner and Noyes, who have been
uppointcl to proceed to China to inves-
tigate Chinese labor, with the vlr-wmi
its employment in the mines at .io-
lranucsburg. Transvaal. and who start-
ed front the latter place. February 20,
have arrived in London. They will
sail for New York on the Cunard liur-
steamer Ulribrin. March 28. on their
Why to California. where they will in-
Iruir'o into iilt‘ conditions of Chinese
labor in that state.
PROOF FOR THE
UNBELIEVING AND SKEP-
“ ‘ 'TICAL.
uric.
C¢l¢rstmP°Ilnd
~rcr-t trenlnrrlrrl toi eradicating ull cu-
6
Croatia.
Hyomo‘i cured catnrrh thoroughly
and permanently. because it touches
the smallest air. coils in the heart.
throat and lungs. kills the germs unus-
ing the disease and drives it from lira
system Hymnal goes to the root of the
disenao dertioya tho cause and makes
northwest urrea which can be rim-rt-
od in no other way. Breathe it for it
few minutes tour tlt'tres a day and hour»
ill will be sot-u at once. Continue this
treatment for a low weeks and ilyomcl
will hate cured you. .
'l‘lic Ilvoitrcl in the inhaler furnished
with tho outfit dries null sterilizer: the
air you lll‘t‘ltillii. It is u local nud'di»
turrh grunts in the mucous lurunbraur
and tissues and in this way cures ca
town In airy part oi the. system. Used
in connection with iiyomoi ilolm it
has been successful in curing the worst
and most rlcep~scrrtvrl cases of r-nturrh-
iii douinrrss. .
A. W. Clark. oi Everett. Mans.
writes: "l have spent a fortune on
different treatments for- caturr'h and
could not hear across the table. Aiter
using Hyomci Irrrrl ilyomel Balm ior
eight days i can hear us well as ever."
Stronger than any r-lnirihl that can
he made in an rIrIvcr-Ilsorrrent. is the
first that tho Stillsorr- Powell (‘orporu-
tlorr will give their personal guarnrr
tee with every llyomei ortiilt they sell
to refund the money if the. purchaser
can say tirut llvonrei has not given sut-
lsiacilrrn.
Continued from First Page.
nous crugo of Ion ions of freight
rc‘mcmbered nothing until be
Mr. Hownrby shouting “Where
you. Jinks?"
It appears that Mr Bownl‘by was
not as completely rried as was the
conductor. ulrrl he more easily extri-
crrted himself. and then went to the us
sistnnr-e of his unfortunate companion.
The car going to Westpori was near
ly due at this time. and Mr. Sowurlry
look a red lurrlcrrr uud started along
the truck to signal the. motormurr. lie
found the crew oi the Wostport our on
the lookout for the express car, and
the conductor trad oven climbed on
top of the trolley to see it there was
llll.\' light ahead.
'l‘eleplrouc messages were sent to the
Bridgeport. \‘l’estport anti Norwnlk oiii»
cos oi the company irorn tirc' resilience
of Mr. Taylor. and assistance was hur-
ried in the scene of tho wreckms rup-
lrlly as possible. Mr. Jennings was
conveyed to Westport, in the trolley
car. and burr» ll carriage was procured
He
heard
or e
Ssoesa' Gentiéhianifrom‘ the
Dangers and'Peril's of In-
somnia ana‘Net-ogfroubl-
:5 After Failure‘sx 'of
Able Physicians.
it is now generally udmlited that in
contain or sleepleasrress is caused by;
exhaustion oi nerve. forth and a slug
glsh condition oi the digeptive organs
Overwork. worry and have their
effect upon the aorta .frfliespienanesa
in springtime is oneeooieh common
est troubles ramming. «fin women.
and in too many cases total suits foi-
h.‘ .
hail ' relish ' '
oi Ridge Road N Y. 83 Years Old.
low.
rihle trouble develops insanity and
madneshrhen the asylum with its out
' rounding horrors.
Paine's celery Compound promptly
banishes steeple-senses and inflamma-
tion of the nerves. Tire wonderful
medicine quickly makes nerve fibre
and nerve force. cleanses the blood .
strengthens the tissues oi the brain
and gives rest and sleep! \ ou cannot
possible pmure those hiedsringa
through the use let any other med clued
Mae's Celery Command is the col 3
true nerve and blood remedy anacon-
talus exactly the elements needed tor
your case in springtime. May Heav-
en direct you to. use it. desrrauiletar
at this time. Air. Max Burghetm. Cin-
cinnatl. Ohio. says.
' “i have been suiiering from sleep
learners for“ many years and although
i have tried almost everything to get
cur-ad. oonAEuitlI' the hast physician.
and even going to Europe several
hold 37%" Mariner Godot
Do 891mb his recoivod till the cation.
mg Eight terraces will We. namely.
I ». Avogemmun, Innocents; curves-to
Autism
A manta:
(statue in-
assume; Hat/em
addiflawi were carver-arm
of thorihxmtve. contort
masterwork truism unsalted
liar-ch at sidearm menu of
Anemone will he lipid our sonic
«A 511*:
.. ' tly manhood?!
' - HIV-Milton Pull! “Balm WWII
W Militant“ “on” ‘r or.
times, all as. in walla i then tried
Palad- salary Compound. The arm
night I need it you can imagine my _
”when I found that i had slept Ida
hour‘s in succession. 1 continued the
use at Putnam celery Compound rot-
than breaths and sleep unseemly ey-
gry ni‘hul _. rr . .
14%”. flev. A.- Grant. oi Judge Road.
I .r ‘
"Minds Celery Campoutid has wees
h motion for the min, Ilia which no
mainstay oil as. and w hick
are A larger titans
Masons-'2 W “to“
who}? ..
frml have M31! MW
[brought to his home at it? Washing
.inatrur street.
{at 17 Woodward avenue.
’ I llr.
i
. pornril'y repaired.
.rtrip of the day when the accident oc-
tmru hit-ad's livery stable. and be was
Mr. Sownrby Irccorn
pIrrriod lrltu. and later went to his home
llcrrry (‘. Sirr-ror was summoned
Irrrrl lllll‘lldi‘il Mr. Jennings here. llc
found him in II serious condition. and
\vltllt- he will eventually recover. it
will be some time before he can re
sumo his duties.
The accident was said to have been
due to tho reccnl severe ruins. which
hurl washed away It considerable por-
tion oi the. road. and weakened the
foundation of the tracks. causing the
rice to settle so that the car toppled
ovrrr when the rullrn flilnscd to support
the, unusual weight. A wrecking car
and rrcw ilom Bridgeport was due
patched to the scone oi the accident
and alarm 41 ill) o'clddll this morning
the express car was righted and the
wreck cleared up. and the. tracks tem
Thetcnr was badly
damaged. one of the aide doors being
forced oil. and the woodwork smashed.
but. repairs can be made in a short
time.
it so happened that yesterday the
regular motorman. Charles llosegood.
had a day all. Edward White was
,scherluied to rttn in his stand, and had
{made the first trip oi the morning.
lwuen he received word oi the death at
ibis sister. Miss Lena H. White. Their
.‘lir. Sowarby was placed on the head
end of the air and was on his second
r
on rrcd.
WORST PEST OF FRUIT OROWERS
" State Entomologist Britton Deals With
the am done scale in his Report.
NEW RAVEN. Collin; “Stroll 19“
Error second-report or .w. a. Britton. the .
state mtomologist. which hhsriuet been
.lssued. soyrthefian dose scale-insect
which‘is the worst pest oi the. Connec-
lilii localities in tne state. sixty-six new
infested localities havinghetn‘ discov-
Icred during the year. 'Eirper-lments in
‘spraying to null this inhectwcre con-
ducted at Bridgeport. Westrillo and
'len'yviile The lime sulphur and salt
mixture was tested in comparison with - ‘
icrrrde oil and kerosene. both used in
'26 per cent. mixture With water. and
the former undiluted. Some injury tr
trees remitted from the use of the oils
Alrut limo. sulphur and salt mixture
caused no injury whatever. A few
rlarge trees weredttmig‘ated with hydro-
‘cyanic acid gas to kill the scales. and
while the method is eiieotlve it is too
expensive iorr ordinary orchard trees
Nursery stock is now generally innit»
gated in the land nurseries oi the state.
The report also contains articles on
the white fly. a t oublesome insect in
greenhouses. the a pie tree tent eaten
pillar the brown tailmoth. the rasp.
berry cane maggot. the current worm.
notes on injurious insects
this"; HULL IN HER o‘wAL
REALM»
BUFFAID; N. Y.. March iS—Lawyer
Albert A Home" of Mabel for Mrs.
Hull; with seen early with retor-
once to the muted filmy or illness
oil'lt's K it He snid‘ ”Mrs. Built a
weer rut health. stilt his not been
hurt‘n‘hi'
about: 8 o‘_cloch Int night. and she is
Juan issuance mission-s as b
mission mp:
Mid ”at?
rural Under Much freight -
la'thousands of cases the ‘Aepllicui irrrit grower. hearbcen iotrnd ir. ,
asparagus beetle. and Wilmeous '
injured. 1 wflalljhh‘houm e.
THE D M. READ CO
Established 1857
LIBRARY AND DIRECTORS TABLES
We have a very exclusive line of these handsotne Ta-
bies in Mahogany and Oak.
are five sizes from 30 inches to 5 feet. They are of Golden «' .
In Directors Tables there ..
Oak. wax finished which means no varnish. thereforo' the
wood is not marred or scratched easily. They are hand-
some massive things with ball and claw feet.
k
)
The Mahogany Tables are very. elegant specimens.-
some of them reproductions of Colonial pieces. Many have .
convenient drawers for stationery or papers and will serve
all the purposes of a Desk. There are quaint Folding Tea
Tables of solid Mahogany with polished tops. showing per-
fectly the lights and shading: of the wood:
The Furniture Store' rs full of beautiful and artistic
things. well worth an especial visit.
Take elevator from the Carpet Store.
MA TTINGS.
The Spring Mailings are nearly all in and there Is zr
splendid lot. The mere sight of them makes one impat-
ient to begin arranging the house for summer.
The Wood- fibre Mattings are fine examples that show
how the art of weaving Mattings has progressed. They are
soft and pliable as carpets, and the designs are very artis-
llC.
Among the japanese Maitings the Rice Straw comes
first It rs beautifully smooth a plain ground with small
figures inlaid in true Japanese designs.
The Japanese Straw with linen warp comes next and
is in five or six different grades. All are reversible and the
. patterns are exceedingly attractive. The cool gray greens
and ecrus remind one of summer and are very inviting.
The Chinese Mattings', heavier than the Japanese. are
also In several grades sqme in plain colors. others with
queer Chinese figures.
Prices from x5 cts a yard up.
IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
Blue and white enameled ware. Teakettles . I
95 ctr... $1.10. and $1. 35.
a
I
I
Berlin Saucepans with covers. _ .
35. 50. 75. and 85 cts.
Convex Saucepans with covers, 85. 95 and $I.Io.
Lip Saucepans. 25. 30. 35. and 40 cts.
Pudding pans. 25. 28. 30. and 35 cts.
SPECIAL. All copper Teakettles. nickle- plated
8o. 90. and $1.00. according to size.
THE 1). ll. near) COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
MORE RIOTB.
RECORD MARCH HEAT.
Disturbances oi strikers are not
MILWAL'KII‘E. Wis. March W.”
Atcorrlltrg to tire wentlrrr burcuu recs
lertlnr' s heal broke Iirrt record int
March for the, thirty-three years slur -
the establishment oi the lrrcul u‘rruilr
er bureau. 'l‘ltc thcr‘urrirnctvr' routs
tercd 721.9 degrees yesterday after-
noon. the highest previous record lII'~‘
ing 70 degrees.
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. lit-Ir
:iliun Balm is breaking up (‘olrls when~
ever tried. almost without mr-eption.
10. 25. 50c and 81.00 bottles. 'i‘he (‘lii
ford. Baxter‘s or Piaisted‘s. "
nearly as grave as an individual disor-
der oi the system. Overwork. loss of
sleep neriorls tension will be follow-
ed by utter collapse unless a. reliable
remedy is immediately emulated
There‘s nothing so cilicierrt to cute dis-
orders of the. Liver or Kidneys an El»
cctr'lc Bitters. it's a wonderful tonic.
and effective nervine and the greatest
”all around medicine for run down sys-
tems. it dispels Nervousness. Rheuc
rrratism and Ncrrrnlgia and expelsMa-
larla germs. Only 50c and satisiac-
tiou guaranteed, by F H Baxter Drrrg— .
gist
The [Killli lull "litre
Always Bought
use
For War
Norwalk Chronicler