:5" ‘f
4'
w in moi-313*»: 't
motion
~w~ utilvi
Wickl’ess. Blue Flame. Oil Stoves.
. 3% Moor AI’PROPRIATE NAME-A MOST PERFECT sTove. GUAR-
AN'rtlo sAIre. DDDNLess AND oMDKaLssa. THE ONLY OIL
marova MADE wmcr-I Is EQUIPPED WITH A I’ATINT CRATE, PRE-
jVINTING FLUIDs DDILINo oven INTD THII surmsns. THIs Is ONE
or TH: oneATeeT NacgssITIEs IN AN DIL COOK sTove. sAKEas.
IROIL ERG, TOAOTERB AND IRON HEATERS AT CUT PRICES.
" I. I '9 “o“ ‘ “in": ““1! .
Krystaleid DIstIlled Table Water.
. / sNDonssD sv LEADING PHYSICIANS AND GUARANTEED Asso-
LUTI‘LY PURE. 5 GALLON DEMIJOHN, 60c.
PURE DRINKING WATER
Is‘Ev‘EN Mob: NECESSARY THAN PURE FOOD.
’ HAVE YOU sEEN oun 4c AND 9c TABLEsI WELL, THEY ARE
sTILI‘. GROWING. we Now HAVE AT LEAST soo AnTIcLEs Drs-
PLAYED AT THOSE FIGURES AND WILL CONTINUE TO ADD TO THE
VARIETY.
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY.
. REMEMBER, WE FURNISH A HOUSE FROM CELLAR TO ATTIC.
owl . . . I
STURTEVANT,
NOIllI Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK.‘
Thursday , w '
f is fiarglain Day.
We halve just receioea' a case of
Children’s Hosieru.
sizes. 6 lo 9 1-2.
, 2 pair for 25 cents.
Regular Price, 25 cents pair.
2 it" alance of the «wire/c
'I‘I‘i. " n,
I ickéima‘h &
Washington SL. 56th NorIvalk.
TRAGEDY AYERTED. .
t ln't'h’b are: of tune our intro
of Pleasant City. Ohio. “Pneu-
a bird played and havoc with him
terrible. cough set in besides.
hated him. but he grew worse
day. At length we tried Dr.
'Now Discovery for Consump-
iour darling was saved. Hes
_ nd and well. ” Everyone ought
Ir» it's the only sure cure for
Colds sndH all Lung diseases.
toéd In no .Baxter nmggrst
502 and $1. Trial bottles true.
THE STOMACH is THE MAN
A new stomach weakens Minion. be-
bruise it cannot transform ore foodih e
eats into nourishment. Health and
storing health and ,strcngtb. to the. sin
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
Clifford Pharmacy.
IIiuIY‘MM.‘ .
w”.m~l-’
" I “MFA. }
I l Ll". “33¢
tightness across the upper part of thc
Other items in Hosiery. at special prices for Thursday. and
‘ the general assembly to avoid respon
strength cannot be restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first re-
much. A weak stomach cannot digest
enough food to feed the tissues and re-
vive the tired and run down limbs and
organs of the. body.- Kodolinyspopsia
Cure cleanses, purifies,- .sweetens and
strengthens the glands and membranes
of the stomach and cures indigestion.
WHAT lI , TAIIIIHI
Hyomoi Cum This ¢ommow and Dim
' agreeable Discus.
Hyomei cures catsrrhby the simple
method of breathing it into tho air
passages and lungs. it kills tho germs
of catarrhal poison. heals and soothes
tho irritated mucous membrane, on-
turn the blood with the oxygen and
kills the germs present there. offset-
Itialiy driving this disoaso from tho ava-
em
if you have any of the following
toms. cainrrhai germs are at work
nun-whore in the mucous mI-Inbrnno
of thc. nose. ihmat bronchial Tubes I"
user as '0: tho ion In
0 enslve breath. drynpss of tho nosc
pain across the eyes. pain in back of
tho bond. pain in front of tho bond
tcndcncy to take cold. binning pain in
the throat, hawking Unclear tho throat
pain in the chest. cough. pain in Aldo.
pain in stomach. variable nppciltc low
spirited at timed, raising of frothy mu-
oous, cxpccioratlng yellow matter. Illi-
ficuby in breathing. frequent sneezing,
huskiness of voice. discharge from tho
noso. stoppage of tho nose at night.
aching of tho body, droppings in the
throat. mouth open while slooplnu.
tickling brick of thc palaio. formation
of crusts in tho nose, dryness of the
throat in the morning. loss of strength
spasms of coughing. cough short and
hacking. cough worse nights and morn-
ings. loss in vital forcc. a fooling of
chord.
Hyomcl will cure the disease. dos-
troy activity of all norm life in the
respiratory or'gnnsgcnrich and purify
the blood with additional ononc, and
nitcr II fcw days use of run: troatmont
ilIc majority of tlrcso symptoms ‘will
luIVc disnppcarcd. in a fcw wccks
Ibo care will be complete,
Catnrrh or cnlnrrhsl colds cannot
cxisi whcn Hyomoi is used. This is II
strong statement, but Stillson-l’owcli
Corporation emphasize it by agroelnu
to refund your money if Hyomoi does
not cure.
with Hearing
Continued from First Page.
was objectionable. They had chnnucd
the line to includc the‘ontiro house,
rind tbcn ho rcocivod a letter complain-
ing that this was morc unsatisfactory
than the first. and so all through the
affair he had found that Nor'wulk could
not bo suited cxcopt to have its own
way cniircly. lilo thought tho division
llnc a natural and lust onc. Mr, Hall
03' 'II presentation of tho Insticr wnsf
lucid bright and convincing. nnIl plac i
cIl IIIm among the most Ilcnr hc'uiodl
illlil nblo Incn of tho Sorrow, ;
Ficnator lirndstrcci offorcd on nrncrui
lill‘ilI for n rcfcr‘cudun‘r for tho pooplo
of the town, the \’Oit" to bc inkcu in
Octobcr ncxi, lic opposcd any division
unlcss by conscni of tho pooplo, llllr‘
also opposcd tlIc cronilon of any morn
III-w towns. Mo was inclinod to move to
iIIIicfiniIcly postpone rho wirolo mai-
icr. but had considcrntion for tho com-
‘Iniitco and tho nciion it bad takon.
Scnntor Ayling arguod that tho pur-
pose of tho rr-iorcndum proposition was
to kill tho division. ’i‘hc majority of
rho pcoplo ho ndmiitod. would oppoac
ll. iic advocated supporting the corr-
clusions of tho committee. who had
cnrcfully lnvcsligutcd the wboic mat.
for.
Sorraior Wilcox said that ho could
scc no reason why tho division sho Ild
bc mndc and tho two cities (”V‘Oi‘ft‘d
'l‘hcrc is no natural dl\ision lino; no
brook in tho linc of rosldonccs bo-
tuocn the cities. it is II local rustic:
and tho pcoplo should limo opportun
iiy to express their wishes bx ihciI
\oios.
Senator Bailey said that tho commit
too had considcrod tlIc Ici’orcndum
proposition but found no Connccticui
pIccodont in a case of this kind To
grunt referendum would bc. an act of
sibiliiy. iic III god that tho finding of
the comrniitcc should in- snpporicd
As to II natural dividing line. tiIc two
cltios are now divided as it is proposed
to divldc tho. town
Senator Walsh said that ho had. from
boyhood known of the bio timing and
dimensions bciwcen Norwulk and
Spain Norwalk This was only purih ‘
settled by milking lwu ozities now the.
romody should be oxlcnded to the
town Ho said that ho was opposed to
. Ioforendunt: it would be a moat mis
take to send this matter back to tlIoI
town to be voted on. South Norwslkl
would vote for division and Norwalkl
against it. Evcrx body knows how tlrcy l
stand. Senator Walsh gave some do
tails of the potty difforonces and con.
tontlons between the people of the two I
cities. A referendum makes a bitter
fight as illustrated in the case of Mor-
idon thirty- five years ago since wiron
no man who voted on a referendum has ‘
dared to run for office in that town.
Senator li‘uosscnlch read a letter
from Senator McNeil who is ill. dotin-
in; his position. He wrote that he was
in favor of a reforndum. on the ground
that tho pooplo of the town know what
they wanted better than the mombers
of the legislature Senator Fucssenloh
ou- his own behalf, favored referen-
dum. .
Senator Noono favorod giving the
people a chance to settle the matter at
the ballot lmx.
Senator Bradstreet said that it would
be time enou (or division when both
sections asks for it.
Senator Walsh remarked that it
would ho a long time before Norwi'alk
and South Nor-walk would ever harsh
an anything
yefiendto; Fuessonioh demanded tit!
an!!! no the referendum
amendinoht and the mwote ruitedzm
Yes—4193'. . Plt
Foes-onion Bradstreet. Davis. Noonow
NMi-a'ccy' Page. Graham. Woo}
'Stcplrcn Essex.
liillé“ Bill
Sign «lid of Way of
freight lrain diid in front
of a‘ light Engine atPhilllps-
dale. Rhoda island
i’lrillILll'SllAhL’l,‘ it. l.. Within 20—
"I‘lIIoo womon wcrc instantly killed
and a fourth was probably fatally lu-
jIIrcIi today while walking from in~
iIIIket to this place on the tracks of
tho New York New liuvcn and llalt-
ford Railroad. The victims in try-
ing to avoid ii tr niu. wore struck by an
cnnino on another truck.
Tho ltlllcd: Itosc McAloon.
got WlIiic. Mary 'i‘Icrnay.
'i‘ho injurcd: 1.17.ch McKnight.
’l‘lIc \vorncu Were all undor iwcnty
\oIIIs old. They wcrc walking on the
limits from their homo: to the GchI-
iron llyc Works at this place. whom
Hwy ucrc crnployod Miss MIAlooII.
Miss \Viriic and Miss McKnight llwd
lII i’uwiuckct and Miss Mc'l‘lornuy in
Control Falls.
'l‘lIc worncn Wore almost in siuht of
llIclr Ilcstinntion wlrcn a north-bound
rrcight train cumo along and tboy slop.
pod out on the south truck. 'i‘ho noxt
momcni. II southbound locouroiivo
running light at a rapid ruin of spccd.
struck tlIcm. throwing the bodies high
in tho nir. ‘
—....... O
AGED MAN BURNED TO DEATH.
llrid-
Stephen Essex, of Danielson. Lost Life
in s Dwelling House Fire.
l'l.r\Nll'2l.SiiN. (loud. March Lid-Mu n
ilrc which Ilcstroycd tbc dwu-llinl:
Irousc occupied by William lid 'ards
and family. on the road bctwocn \Vll»
lirIrIIsvillc and lhryvillc. curly today.
aged sixty—ilvo. was
brrrncd to dcuth. 'l‘lIc oibcr occupants
of the house cacnpod with only their
night clothing. and lost nil tlIclI‘ citcctn
including roomy and oihcr vniuuldcs.
’i‘hc bluzo startcd in tho room occu-
piod by Essex, and had gulncd such
lrcndwuv whon disim ormi that tho ros—
rim of lescx nus llnposslblc Wultcr -
.\lIiIlc lI sIIII-Il lrimsclf by Jumping from
I nomad story window. wlIllc ihc oliIoI
pcoplo also had lllll“’lU\\ c-Inpcs. li i~'
Impound liInt Esscx who had liccn sir k
IIIosc in tlIc night to tnkc lllf‘illfllli‘ i
linbicd ’ .
:Irrd IIcI-ldcntnlly droppcd ii
match or uvcrturncd II lniup. ills body.
ilrouulr luIIlly lIuI'lII-d, wan; l‘(‘t‘i)i.’.lll7.ll-
lilo.
Ilrc loss (In in: . imlIac nIIIl Ionicnls
\IlIlIlI vwrc. oomplrioly (li‘b‘lliiw'il
DELEHANTY WANMWO END CON-
TROVERS‘Y.
bu'rumr. Mich. March ZII.*"‘~Pl‘f‘i-ll'
:lcni ii‘rcd Postal, of the Washington
Amcrlcan imaguo foam. ycstordn)‘ WA
~civcd u rI-loarurn from Nd. llciolmn-
iy, who is at Now ()rloaus. stating that
iiclchurriy wants a confcrcucc with
Mnnngor Lotion. of tho W lhlilllilttlll
I'lnb Tho infcicnce drawn from l)cl
charity's milon ycstcrtlny is that ho is
nciilng anxious to put an cud to tho
~oniro’vcrsy lllmiii his; contract. l'ostni
having tukcn tlrc position that ink»
iIuntv must plm oirhcr with Washing-
ion or no whore whilo lkrlohsnty is
said to how boon prcparing to join
rho Now Ydrk Nutionlldlezuzue icum.
BROOKLYN CHESS CLUB PLAYERS
NEW YORK March zip-“Tho follow»
lug ton piaycrs havc boon soicctcd by
the Brooklyn Choss (llil) to roprcscnt
_ without my mileage books and grip as
. mine won't.
is .
about $1,500. partly insured. l
AN Anotdre N ousITv.
do Thinks at LTdst Ono Traveling
an.
i would he soon think of starting out
to start out on a trip witirout a box
of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets in my
valisc. said a traveling man who rcp-
rcscnts 11 SI, Louis hardware honsc.
Why? llccuuso i have to put up at
all kinds of hotels and boarding hous-
ms l ham to out good. bad and in-
diffuorrt food at all hours of the day
and night and i don’t .boliovo any
man‘s stomach will stand that sort of
iiIlnI; wlihour protcst. anyway i know
.it has to have somo-
thing to break the fall and Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets is the crotch i fall
back on.
My fIlcrIds oficII "josh" me about it.
Icll mo i’III on may mark for patent
Inodioino fillit'iii that IIIlvcrilscd modi-
i'llli‘H Inc huurbuus etc but i notice
that thcy arc hourly ulwn s complain‘
log of thcir IIclII-s and no us and poor
dircstlon. while I can stand most any
old kind of turn and i'ccl good and reu-
Ilv for my work whcn il IIchls Inc. and
l boliovo 1 mm mv good digestion and
sound lrcalili to thc daily. rcgulnr arm
of Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets. your in
and your out and all the “lashing" in
tho world will ncvcr convince me to
the contrary.
l uscd to have ircartburn about thrco
tlrnos II day and had II hcndacho about
throc or four tinIcs u wook and aftor
standing for this for four or five ycnrs
l began in look around for a crutch
and found it when my doctor told mc
tho bost lIIvcstmcnl i could mnko
would bc u illiy ccni box of Stuart‘s
llyapcpriu ’l‘ublcts. and l have inycstcd
about fifty ccnis a mouth for thcm crcr
slncc and wbcn i stop to think that
that is what i spout over" day for cl‘
I;HI'I=. i icol llkc shaking 3hands with
Inysolf for i can kccp my stomach and
Iligcsilon in first class orch‘ for fifty
I-cnrs II moIrrb. i don‘t care for any
bcitcr lilo insurance.
My drugglst tolls Inc thcy arc lin-
most popular of all stomach rncdl-
I-iucs and that tlrcy huvc nruluiaiuod
ibcir popularity and succcss bccuuuo
they do as ndvortlscd. They brim:
rcruulis. and rcsults are what count in
II pntcnt mcdlcino as much as in soil-
lng barbwlrc. . m 18 2d
ANOTHER COLLISION REPORTED.
Portland Schooner Sebago and Four-
Masted Vessel Come Together.
i"lls\'l‘li.\.\i, Muss. March flit—Tho
IIII‘nI- llll’(‘i‘<lllllbili.‘il l’or'tluud schooncr’
Sclmno colllIchl with II four-muster]
vcsscl during the night on)NuntuckcI
shoals and was badly Illnumncd. This
morning as tho Scbugo was coming to
anchor off this port sbc struck on ilw
blur and III in II. In. was pounding bcuv—
r y.
'I‘lro vcsscl with which slIc I-IIlllchi
has It forIr-Innstcd schooncr. luIi lror
iIlI'rIiiiy or cxtvnl of injury sustulnml
by Mr could not bc icurnml by the
crcw of thc Scluigo.
uo lle-s wcrc lost.
SOUTH NORWALK‘S SENTIMENTS.
’l‘lrc liurtiord Couruni today prinicd
tlIc following:
3i was much lnlorcsrcd in tho :tllli‘li‘
in today's "Commit“ rclutivo Io rho
division of Norwnlk, sinned "Lrnls-
lrrior." 'I‘ho writcr lays down tho prop—
osition that tho imgislururc ought not
to forcc a form of Izovcrnmcnt upon a
town without the consent of ihc ijlf‘t'l-
orn thcrcnf.
'i‘h‘t in Just \vhcro tho pcnpic of
Sour Norwuik have atoud for tho post
generation. 'l‘hcy hin'o been imposed
upon by Norwulk IrIIIIi puiicncc has
('cuscd to bc n \‘iriuc. 'l‘lIo govern
merit of town ufi’uirs has bccomc intolu
:‘lnlilt‘. Nothing South Norwnlk has
wantcd rcccivod consideration at
the hands of the Norwulk broth-
rsn. and. or: (boy could easily bc‘ out-
voted. they have had to submit to any
America in tho forthcoming cubic
circus lililli'l) with Grout Britain on
\leiii undl: ii N Pillsbury L
Marshall J F liarrv A it Hounds
Edward liymos. ii ti. \‘oight. (‘.
Noumun Eugonc Ilclrunr (i 8 How-
I-‘ll and “cumin Iiclms Pillsbury nnd
\iurshull will play thcir Iospcciive
L'umon ovor the boards in liondoo. us
llrcy did inst your.
II
‘"A
11A.
‘ phonon
’ in
meaty-on shobld have timpl
.cooii‘ort addrumdon. on
foiel any spud-l indications tint
31f you do, you
‘ y "1.. IWBJI’EW an“ M “I“. '
”was“ “swim
kind of gowrnrncnt thrust noon tlwm.
.erorc can be no question as to iron
the pcoplo of South Norwalk l‘ctl on
tlrc duoruion of diyision. At least
thrcc-qnartors of the voters. of the sec
tion included in tho proposcd new town
have petitioned the Legislature to in-
set apart from Norwalk. and from I]
thorough kuonlcduc of tho situation
i bclimo iborc would not be found a
hundrcd wins in the territory who
favor remaining as we are Adznit~
ting that tho pcoplc of South Norwnlk
:Iro practically unanimous In their dc.-
siro for scli-gpvcrnmcni. which bur
linen clearly shown to thmlegislntlve
”Immune. in thorn RHYIjllfiuCP in sub-
Initting tho Question to the rotors of
thc uholc tow) II when by so doing the
people of Norwaik would outimc tlrc
pcoplo of tho othcr bad of the town
'1 ho result would no that thc p zople of
isouth Norwnlk wouldybe compelled to
live under a government not desired by
ihcm. simply because, a small majority
of the town had, voted against. .di~
vision. The members of the House
have grasped the situation and by a
mic of more than two to one have said
no to the reforendum proposition. it is
out a matter for referendum. Tho poo
lilo most intcrested in the new town
numeiv. a large majority of the voters
gof South Nor walk have alrcndy spoken
’i‘bo senate by supporting the unan-
Elmous rcport of the committee and the
cnrphntlc vote of the House. will grant
the people of South Norwaik a very
much desired opportunity of having a
‘lvolco in town affairs. The rdforcndum
'cry has been raised simply. to defeat
the measure. . Just ce.
South Norwalk.C arch 17.
To dour: A COLD"! oNI-z DAY
Take tivo Brown-Duluth. ipe Tablets
refund the money if it
TMg‘Et‘iEb
who“ oros’i t of the
South Pennsylvania Nationn‘ k of
txPhxasar
fed k tho
lgtlnmthe to
I I
OS for as known '
‘Bridgsport Advert!“ nts.
W p. WWWWW .
THE D. M READ co.
' COATS FOR SPRING. in
Tan Covert Top Coats in the new three- quarter length;
are the pronounced favorites for only spring wear. They
are silk or satin-lined. tailor- sritchod and finished in the
highest degree of excellence.
Corset Coats and Roofers oi Tan Covert have loose
fronts and fitted backs with strapped beams. the broad
shoulder effects and dip- front Some of the exclusive nov-
cities are entirely collariess. and have circular stitch-
ed bands at the neck. They are perfect m fit. Prices from
$0.00 range to $20.00.
New Tailored Gowns are being shown in Clicviots.
Vcncrians, and Scotch Mixtures. New models in spring
Costumes are of Etaminc and Voile.
THE TUSSAH SILKS.
No fabric for summer wear is daintier than this pret-
ty foreign Silk. Ituiay be interesting to know that Tus-
sah is the Silk taken from tho wild or uncultivated co.
coorrs. and is exceedingly strong and serviceable. It is us-
ually shown in itsnaturnl color known as Shantung or
Pongcc. but this season the correct term for the shade is
Champagne. It comes in both plain and fancy weaves.
hemstitched stripes. small and medium dots. also embroid-
ered in clots and rings.
Plain Tussahs. 24 and 28 inches wide. 50, 69.
$I. oo.
Fancy Tussahs. 24 inches wide. 75. $I .00. and $1. 25.
THE SALE OF UNDERSKIRTS.
.Some additional attractions are offered in the Special
Sale of kirts. A line of Taffetas is noticeable for beau-
tiful colorings and marked style. The fiounces and‘ plait-
lugs are deep and there is a graceful flare which is the de-
sirable attribute of the Underskirt this season. They are
in shades of rcscda, mode. gray. ccrisc. dark gram and
blue.
75 and
SALE PRICE. $6.98.
A special Skirt of Black Mcrccrizcd Cloth is of nuns-
ual quality. made with ruffles trirnmcd with narrow bands
of white.
Value $I.75, SALE PRICE 98 CTS.
Do not miss seeing the display of Library Tables. Lov~ .
crs of fine Mahogany and Oak Furniture can spend a very
pleasant hour in looking through the Furniture Store.
‘ Spring Mattings are bcing shown in the Carpet Store. ‘
The lines are quite complete and never were more at-
tractive. '
THE 1). II. rump COMPANY.
Bdriaeport, Conn.
A REMARKABLE CASE.
One of [no most remarkable cases
of a cold. deep-scaled on the lungs.
causing pncnmonia. is that of Mrs. Ger-
truIlo E. Fcnncn Marlon. lnd., whowss
cutirciy curcd by tireusc of One Min-
utc Cough Curc. She says: 'I‘hc
coughing and straining so weakencd
Lmo that i run down in Weight from 148
to. “2 pounds. i tried a number of rem-
cdlcs to no III all until I used One Min
Iuc Cough Cirrc.r‘011r bottles of this
\Vnilvlm‘flll Icrncdy ourcd me entirely
of the cough. strengthening my lungs
and I'cstorod me to my normal weight,
bcnlth and strength." Clifford,Phar-
ymacy. "
DANGER 0F COLDS AND GRIP.
'Iho grcuicst Ilunncr from colds and
grip is their rcsultirrg in pnoumoniu.
lf rI-umnnlrlcicuro is IIscIl. lrowcvcr.
and (‘hunIbI-I'laln's (‘ough llvrncdy‘iuk-
cu. IIll damn?!" will be uvoidcd. Among
ilIc tons of thousands who halo uscd
this Tonicrly for those (llSt‘fle‘s we have
yol to lcurn of n slnglo caso having rc-
sultcd in pncumonia which shows
conclusiwly that it is u I‘crtuin prc
\cIIiiw of that dangerous discnsc. it
will curc a cold or an iliiili‘K of rho grip
in less time than any other trcnrmcnt.
it is pleasing and safe to tnkc. For
sale by all druggists. "
\
-- ”mom“? “WW? '
'7 , The Kind Ydurillave
Always Bought
orNAfico'rIc.
Du
Maritime-warm
.51.
Norwalk Chronicler