"‘wnkiess. Blue 11...... Oil'Stoves.
,e'yjfiiioar APPaOPaiATe NAMa—.A mosT PaaracT aTova. GUAR-
atifl'ilo'aAPe. countess AND 8MOKELEOO.. 1:111: ONLY on
“ova uAaa WHICH is aouuPPaD WITH A PATENT GRATE, Pita
v‘vdti‘nuo rLu1Ds aoumo oven mro THE wanna. Tana I8 on:
Tim oaaATaeT saczseirlcs iN AH 911 coon aTova. IAKIRI.
_ Ihbihdaa. TOAaTaaa IANDIRON HEATERS AT cur Paicas.
Krystaleid Distilled Table W5ter.
auooaeeo av LEADING PHvsicmus AND GUARANTEED Aaso
"Lu'raLv PURE. 5 GALLON DEMIJOHN, toe. PURE DRINKING WATER
‘11 even MORE NECESSARY THAN PURE FOOD.
' HAVE vou scan bus 41: AND 91: TABLES? WELL, THEY ARE
aTiLL oaowmo. we now HAVE AT LEAST 500 Annual; Dia-
PLAYED AT Those riouaee AND WILL courmue To ADD To THE
11111111". new oooos zvaav DAY.
sameness, w: FURNISH A House FROM CELLAR To ATTIC.
.S. TURTEANT
SOUTH NORWALK.
pring Carpets.
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We are prepared to Show a fine asssotrnmt of Carpets in
1‘“ popular grades.
..1 O
Irigrams, .
BrusseiS,
fl...“
1.. .. ”.5- .
In, Newest Designs
‘énd Right Prices.
Wettakb-pieasurc in calling attention to our line of
,tu Mailings. at 121 2 to as 1115.
55111110511 Mallincs. 25 lo 45 1115.
all Cloths, Zinolaiml and Rugs.
We: to order a speciality.
lo
WW5 $155,015 81..
I. ‘TOIiIAcH 18 THE MAN.
Won: toe man.
magma-form the food
9t be restored to any sick
biotin without first To
til it htreugth' to the 111:»
an lilo’taacli cannot. digeat
food to feed the tissues and ra-
red and rail (lava limbs and
. m, m-
in}:
b0- NTH 8.
lie
1tory: " ‘i suffer
with a. severe coitl,ll
Velvets.
erman 8: ;, on
South Nontalk.
A 8EVERE¢$OLD FOR THRIE
’the following letter from A. 1. Non
'1aum. of Bateaviiie 1nd, tell! its own
for three months
A druxxiat promo
:6 me some medicine and a physician
areiicrlhed for me. yet I did not 1111
11111111.] then tried h‘oley' a Honey and
l’e‘r' and eight doaes cured me." Refuse
at,” Kodoi WNW” fliggltutes. Sold at Pihlsted's Drux
. urifloa. aweetona hm“ ~ » 51 5 5 ~11 «» ...__.
no thé ads and membraaug
atdmaioil it cures indigestion.
and alyl stomach troubles.
mm—n—v—‘a
.:1,1,.Ԥ '.
To-havo a lasting Vanilla
Flavor it must be made i
without alcohol. . . . .
an maul.
‘ W. YES! 1,
.1. an ~1" 1 ‘1':
‘ er-Bleht telephone .
. be local cautious of
w England Telellhono
. have struck on want of ;
0&1th a. change in the
11;“: The company has
with new Lithium“. ‘ ,
‘ ca... aa Daylight! .-
'15 at aa- 11“"
«any loll at 011m Often.
When one can buy gold dollar. for
iifty couta. it la natural to think they
are countamlt. but when a reliable
liualnoaa mun tolls you that if any one
rotation the dollar he will return what
you paid for it confidence is establish
all at once.
it is in Just. thia way that Frank H.
Baxtci tho popular Wilhigglat la aelllnI
Howard's specific for the cure of
. in alpatlon and ' spcpain offering
thc roguiur fifty elm size of this colo-
bratcd tomody at half price and agicc-
ing to iolurn the mpnoy if it duos not
glvc pcrfcct aatisihctlon 11nd do all
that iii claimed for it.
This is your opportunity. and can
which docs not come often. Do not nog-
lctt it. Dr. liowurd'aapcclfic will cuio
constipation. will regulate dlgcsilon.
will roaioro tho liver to natural R('.ll0n
.r it did not Mr. Baxtcr could not of-
iord to oifcr to rcfund the money an-
ion it pcrformcd just what hc claims
for it.
So great is tho dcmaud for this apo-
cltlc that Mr. Baxter hat-1 been abic to
sccurc only it limited supply. and you
should tnkc. advantage of this oppon
11111in today and call'upon him or sand
:35 cents and get sixty doses of the host
medicine ever made. on this spacial
half prlco offer. with his personal
guarantee to rcfund the money if it
does not curc
mm 31
REDUCTION IN COAL PRICES.
Fifty Cant; do the Ton for Domestic
Anthacite far April.
PHILADELPHIA, March 31~—'l‘lic
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and iron
Company ycaicrday tllrougli a circular
gave ofllclal notice of a reduction of
titty ccnts’ per ton ln‘prlccs- prepurcd
for domestic anthracite coal for the
month of April. 'l‘ho slack affectcd in
the April prion list are broken egg.
stove and chestnut. There will be no
change in the price of furnace and
gloom sizes. which pro largcly sold an.
dcr contract.
Thc ncw pricas are as follows: Lump
and steamboat. $2.501brokcn. 83: ex-
coptlng the Lorbcry and Schuylkill rcd
ash. which will be 83.25: l..vkcns Vul~
icy rcd ash. $3.110; egg, 33.25: stove.
$8.25; chestnut. $3.26.
The prices announced are for line
and city trade free on board at the
mines. unless changod by the com-
pany. 'i‘hP Reading olilclaia docllncd
to any what effect the reduction would
have on the wages of minors.
.’i‘l1c mluctiofi applies to April only
its monthly thereafter prices will be
advanced tcu cents per ton. until basic
rates are reached again.
The sales agents of the Pennsylvan-
Za Railroad met today and adopted the
Rcsding‘clrcuiar. ,
' MW
COUGH IITTLED ON HER LUNGS.
"My daughter had a terrible couah
which settled on her innla." an N.
Jackson. of Dauvtiie iii "We tried a
great many remedies without relief.
until we gave liar Foley's Honey and
TM which cured her " Refuse substi—
mes. Sold at l‘ialatod'a Drug Store.
«I—n—b
JEALOUBY nasULTs’ iN mucosa»
b-u-o-d—a
Young Married Man Killed by Alleged
Betrayar.
NEW YORK. March lib—Filled with
jcalmin mm at finding another man
oclng cntcrtalucd by his wife. yaatcr-
day afternoon. William J. Pcppicr. of
tit) East litlth street throw the visitor
out into the hall. fought him from tho
third floor to the front door of the
apartment house in which he lived.
with'hia wife screaming and weeping
at. their heels and wait there. shot dead
by the man who ba thought had
wronged him.
The man was William Earl Dobaon.
1 cashier in a stock broker' a office. He
lied and the police have sent out. a gen-
eral alarm for him. Peppler was
about twenty-six years old and a clcrk.
He bed not been mauled long.
Dobson was an estcd last. night in the
apartments of friends living on Wcst
lllth street. He. took his arrest very
calmly and‘rofuaed to make any state-
mcnt. At the police station he said he
had a wife and two children in Wash-
ington. D. C. Ho was locked up.
Dobson was until rcccutiy an input
accountant in the oilicc of the. South-
ern Railway Company, in Washington.
GRIP REMEDII: iN GREAT 05
When colds and grip are prevalent
the quickest and surest remedies are
in great demand. Mr. Joseph D. Wil-
liams. of McDufl V115 says that he was
cured of a very deep and lasting at
tack of la gripp'e by using Chamber-
lain'a Cough Remedy after trying sov-
erai other preparations with no effect
For solo by all drugglata.
DANIURY REPUBLICANS WIN.
‘ Ln—u-a—
DANBURY. March 31.——‘l‘ne
leg from 200 to nearly 500
. candidate.
City Ticket Wlnaflby a Majority of 200
to we.
. hi~
onuial city elections held yesterday ro-
‘aalted in a victory for the Republican .
ticket with a majority average rang-
. The vote polled was extmmely largo.
. and was caused by the unusual luteroat
, taken in the reform movement which
had been taken up by the Democratic
John R. Booth the Republican candi-
idate for mayor. was elected om lifeb-
(‘1 x.
ml( at want-n Pom
tion" of Milton mow-1' Union.
COLORADO. Bprlnaa.. 0910.. March
ai.-—At a conference bemoan i'roai~
dent‘llfoyer.‘ and other otflcials or the
Western Federation of Minors and the
executive committee of the Minors’ lin-
iou of tho Cripple habit district. which
began Illiit night atvcolorudo (Elly and
contlnuctl until 3 o'clthk this morning,
it was dccldcd that tho original dc.-
mond of i’reaidont Mbycr in tho settle-
ment of tho strike ‘at tho Standard Mill _
of tho United States Reduction 111111
Rolliiing Company, at? Colorado (lily,
shall be ndhcrod to. ‘
'i‘hc dcmand is that all thi- moo cm-
ployed at the mill .that wcnt on atrlko
shall ho taken back to thclr old poai
tlona within thirty days. This Mann-
gor MucNoili all along has rcfuacd to
agrcc to. and has been lhc only «tumb-
Ung block In the way of 11 complete
acttiomcut of lilo di’fi’ouliy ill tho Sinn-
durd Mills.
. Mr. Moycr will go lioforo 11 nit-cling
this morning which will bc uttt-ndcd Ily
tho. govcrnorm commission pl‘cporcd to
announce the lN‘ilt‘l‘hilOll'H umlylng ad-
hcrcncc to tlu-ir first dcmunds in rt‘lll-
tion to tho 1'1-instulc1nt-nt of thc Stun-
dnrd moo 111111 body. '
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
l'.)cl says: “i suffered for years with
dyapepaia Used to have great dia-
lions and belching. ' I tried cvorythlng
i could hear of. but nothing helped nic
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottlc illli‘il mo complctcly.‘
For sale by R ii Plalatcd and F ii.
Baxter.
STRIKING CAR MEN REJECT PROP-
' OSITION.
SEATTLE, Wash. March 8i.—~Al n
mcaiing of thc stilling cur mcn last
night it was vo1ed to rcjcct absolutely
the proposition offcrcd by tho Scaiiio
Electric. Company. luatcnd a proposi-
tion will bc mado ofi'orlng to color thc
whole question including tho matter of
recognition of the union, to 11 board of
arbitration. if tho company shall ro-
i'uac to do this. all ncgotiiltions will lio
called off. and the fight will ho to a
finish.
1.....-“
Foley’s Hang m Tar
cum colds. prover: pneumonia.
FRANCE PROTECTiNG HER
TRE EBTU.
PARIS. March iii .~~ln view of tho
ultnutlon in tho City of Santo Domingo
the French foreign other is commuol
outing with the mlnistcr of marine and
it is probable that ‘a Franck warship
w'ill ho (lsapattzhcd to the mono.
French internals in Santo Domingo
are considerable. Franco. liclglum
and Germany jointly atlmlnistcr tho
Dominican debt.
Had All-6511: Foolings.
Impact Blood; that! Was Daily
Leann]. Flash.
11111 3
Being Compound
Die Spring Fomfler and Clean-
. set Prolongs Life.
Paioc‘a Ccicry’Compound is today
the most reliable and most successful
spring medicine in the world. The
praaent enormous demand iii the boat
proof of its popularity. it. has almost
entirely diapiacod ihc common rom-
odiea in pill and liquid forms oucc so
common. and in many respects so dun
zcrous to health.
Painc'a (.‘clcry Compound has been
marvelously successful for the simple
reasodAhnt in every instance it accom-
pliahcs more than is claimed for it It
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‘ “- Ot‘amaoud Mun 3“ ‘i ‘
is the 011‘s apt-i remedy that phyel-‘
clan and the cat people tndorca.
Min and wince of wealth and high
cal ,‘I‘. 0qu. the Democratic candidate.
1hy‘ anatomy“ in and the remaind:
or of the Republican ticket on no
out-aria with moot-idea mm numb fl
that attained by the hour oldie ticket
£0an Outofabotalofzm.
mwmuoammmn boi-
‘aiatiaia. «mun.
‘ and momma.
pound! par stab
port or: it an
' chosen 3 -
.3.
lthievea. .
aouoi amiiagctuzo olatily opal:
Publicly iih Title Subject.
A public statement
Given to the public for the public
good.
A citiwn’a oxporlcnco.
Truthfully told for humanity's aulto.
Should find roady appreciation.
South Norwalk people aro picaactl
to do it;
Manual to tell their fricndn
neighbors
Til” thcm about the "Little conqucr-
or.“
The good docda of lloan'u Kidnoy
l‘lils.
Arc aplcndlng o'o'r tho oily.
Militia Ilurdcml from aching bucks
(“tiring thc pains of kidney ills.
Road tho proof in 11 South Norwalk
man's words:
Mr. ll. ti. Millard. of 51 West nvenuo.
South Norwnlk. cugngcd in tho for
positions in Wcst. Norwalk. says: “i
had kidney troublo for years. i took
nli'tlli'llli‘ and was under the care of ii
physician no oftt-n that i ought to ho
an authority on tho qucatlon. i seem.
Oil to bc rid of my trouble for a limo.
but it showcd signs of rctorning and l
wlintcd to chi-ck it. i noticed some
published statements about Doan‘a
lildncy Pills and procured a box at
iiulcs Pharmacy in Norwaik. 'l‘hoy
helpod mo and a continuance of the
treatment cu ntually effected a radical
cure."
For solo by all dealers. Price 50
coats. ii‘osicr-illllburn 00.. Buffalo, N.
Y.. solo agents for the United States.
ltcmcmbcr tho name—-Doan's~and
tiikc no othcr.
11nd
31111111110611 111:3 TRIAL TRIP.
Started Out Today. and indicationa Are
That She to Very Fast.
titJi'ROUK. Scotland, March (ll—-
'l‘hc Shamrock ill and the Shamrock
i, want for a trial spin this morning.
Sunshine and a tight steady brcezc
had slitcocdcd the wild wealhcr of thc
past 1vcck. 11nd no time was lost in
gcttlng the two Shomrocka off.
't‘hough tho. brccze was light it was dc-
cldcd not to risk anything. and the
cup choilcugcr‘a Working top salt was
au-cordlugly act. The Shamrock l foi-
lowcd suit. The challenger was thc
first to lcavo her moorings. and look-
ml the picturc of a racer as she hcud-
cd nil aborc. Out in Gourock flay thc
wind was so light that the motion was
mull drifting than sailing. 'l‘ho Shain-
1111 k ill kllmlt‘tl through the wntcr
ulthout leaving a ripplc aml cairylng
hcr hcud ucll up. The first time the
chollcngcr broki- luck it was apparent
that by shortening nor tin Designer
life had produccd 11 boat which was
first on but hccl. cvcn compared with
cup raccrs.
Shc carricd hor way right through.
turning. and was off on her new com-ac
wlillc tho old boat would have been
still looking at it. thus knowing hcraclf
frcc of the greatest weakness of thc
Shamrock ll.
Thorn was no attempt at 11 act racc.
Tho Shamrock I went off over a milr
niicati. 11ml thou the shoots were trlm~
mod on both boats. and course was laid
down channel. ’l‘hc two yachts wcrc
cloac haulcd while crossing the mouths
of Holy Loch und'ldwh lioug. and the
wind was annuity and uuccrtain. Thcy
both sailod faster as thcy got 11 hotter
brcvzc. and thc cliallctigcr showed her-
acif to in» a littlc tcudci‘ in manila. But
sho i-liiloil with lit-r lcc rail just clear
of tho watcr.
Shc travolcd fast and clos'cd stcadliy
upon the Shamrock i. lindcr thc
mountainous cowal peninsula tho land
breeze came through fairly' frcsh and
thc yachts wont fetching down :huu-
tici on what looked iiko real racing
tests. in whihli the Shamrock lil's
grcatcr Il’K-‘Nl was demonstrated. Bath
tag in the some water and no bcttcr
served by the wind the challenger pull
ed up on her rival like hauling in a
rope. as the boats fctchcd down chan.
not until off Wcmysa Bay thc Sham-
rock iil lay batter to the wind and
sailed faster. During this eight miles
she had closed on tho Shamrock l by
fully a mile and at the some time had
edged quite a quarter of a mile further
to windward.
performance alone sutllcicut to stamp
the Shamrock iii as being. under the
conditions prevailing today by far the
instcst racer built on this sldc of the
Atlantic to compete for thc America“ a
cup. 1
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STOP THAT COLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
allian Balm to breaking up Colds when-
over triad almost without exception.
10 25 50c and $100 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter’s or Plaistod' a.
‘ PITCHED BATTLE m ARIZONA.
.The Arizona Rangera and a Gang of
Cattle Thieves Come Together.
TUCSON Aria" March 31—4‘ aotain
Thomas Ryan. of the Arizona Rangnrs
has been advised of a pitched battle
which took place at Black Rock (ira-
ham county. between a company of
his men and a band of cattle inlevcs.
'l‘he meedage was accompanied by an
appeal for reinforcements 1nd atuted
that the ranger: had been compelled
to retire. although no one of their num-
lber was killed and two were but alight-
ly wounded. The W had been
adviaod that tho finch of John Davis
well headquarters of the band of cattle
thieves working through Black Rock
county. and accordingly started out to
raid the ranch. Davie his son andhalf
11 doses men were on the outlook for
the raid and opened fire on the range
, crumbs: the).
W.
F a Barefdot. in command of the
rangers. led an daeault on the cabin
but the attachprt pore eoni polled to
retire undorfi their .11»:wa am-
minutiae having Tun abort.
' the rangers retired Daria Tera 1
lured odtofihcbmma to Ira-ciao
91:11.; abuts and in: atrock by a bah
mud aadtell. W bot tom. out he
was killed. A: noon on reinforce-ant:
arrive the more will make another
attempt to break up the band of
THE D, M
EAD "co.
Established 1857.
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FROM MARCH THIRTIETH T0 APRIL 117011151111.
Experts consider this ‘
DRESS GOODS OF THE 35.1st
The Dress Goods Sections ale brimming over with
fascinating novelties for spring and summer wear.
Prominent among these .1rc the Etamines and Volics.
and many are the varieties in t. .e weaves of both.
distance the Etamincs have the
Ata
appearance of heavy
wool goods. but upon cxamin ition they prove to be light
in weight and semi- transparent.
A rough Etaminc made
up over a rich shade of silk that corresponds with its col-
or. where the sheen of the silk gleams faintly through the
meshes of the goods iS a fascinating creation.
is very firm and an Etaminc gown will be found service-
able
The weave
The variety in Voilcs. particularly in Black which is in
high favor is almost without limit.
dots lace- -stripes and satin 1tripcs.
soft and fine. hangs gracefully. and is adaptable to almost 1
any style of making.
There arr plain weaves,
c material is‘ very t
STYLES IN HOSIERY.
Great is the variety in Fancy Stockings.
Black leads
with its usual quiet popularity. Plain weaves are in evi-
dence. but soft. fine and sheer as cobwebs.
There are
openwork Stockings in fancy patterns that are novel and
exquisite.
others have lace boots.
Some are striped up and down from top to too.
Some are embroidered w' ‘11 tiny
sprigs of flowers in colors. others are clocked in tastL.ul pat-
terns.
The latest novelties 1n Fancy Stockings are the Ox-
ford Grays. They arc in checks. stripes. zigzags. and shad-
ed effects. and on the feet the] are extremely neat, and
pleasing.
The Linen Colors design ed to be worn with Linen and
Pongee Gowns look very pretty. These also are in lace i
stripes and embroidered in fancy silks. '
Attention is directed to the Showcase at the Hosiery
Section.
Specials for Fair Week.
quality
Black Lace Lisies in 50 ct.
foi- 3g cts. 5
Black Lace Lisle. Richelieu and Rembrandt Ribbed.
also Plain Lisle 38 ct. quality.
29 cts.
Plain Black Gauze Lislcs. very fine and sheer.
25 cts.
THE D. M. 115111) COMPANY;
Bridgeport, Conn.
A REMARKABLE WE.
One or the roost icinair'itallle cases
of a cold dccp— coated on the lungs
causing pncumonla. is that of Mrs. Ger-
trudelv} ii‘cnncr Marioh.‘.,lnd who was
entiiely 1: mod by the. mo of One Min
ate Cough Cure. She says: “i‘he
coughing and stralnlug‘ no wcakcned
me that i run down in weight from MS
to 92 pounds. i tried a number of ram-
adios to no avail until i used One Min-
ute Cough Curc. Four bottles of this
wonderful remedy cured me entirely;
of the cough strengthcning my lungs!
and restorcd mc to my normal weight ' larla germs.
health and strength." Clifford Phar-
macy.
MORE RiOTS.
Disturbances of. strikers are not
nearly as gravc as an individual disor~
roar of the system. Ovcrwork, loss of
loop, nervous tension will be follow-
od lly uitcr collapse, unless a reliable
rcmcdy is immcdlately employed.
. Thcrc's nothing so efficient to cure dis<
ordcrs of the Liver or Kidneys an El-
ectric Bitters. it's a wonderful tonic,
iand effective nerviue and the greatest
1111] around medicine for run down sys—
tems. it: dispels Nervousness, Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia and cxpeis Ma
Only 50c. and satisfac-
tion guaranteed, by F H Baxter Drug-
”1813‘:
1101112111. and ~' ‘
The Kind 1111:1111
Always Bought
ness andibzsmonlains neither
gym-“Mo ‘ e normal.
or 113301....
Norwalk Chronicler