r‘ tau
fort, 3
I Blue Wt
truth I h prevents fluids hoillrii; ovc r into the burners.
dip reeintc this new Ti'iillli'l). " > -- -~ ~- v.
HR N OVE L I ES
‘5 y? died
Oil Stove the only slot/o on the market equipped with
Users of
ow Styles Baby Carriages and (lo Carts from $5.00 to $25.00 each.
English- Blue Willow
Bowls, Salads rind Dishes.
.‘Allothor New Assortment of tie Goods.
.i ..' .
Cups and Saucers, I’lntes, Platters,
Wave in
QPECIAL BARGAINS
‘Wo'havo In stock one set of vcry massive twin Brass Bods, complct
.Vllh' 'flnost covered springs. regular price $90.00, this sale, $60.00.
outdone Iron Beds at greatly reduced prices. "
“Complete Home Furnishings.
North Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK.
0
Other
STURTEV‘ NT,
Dry Goods.
WALKING SKIRTS.
DRESS SKIRTS.
0. ’ mourns.
. TAPESTRY- In thin line We invite attention
VELVETS. our stern a Adler's Garments.
‘ soov anossELLs. ”9 '
‘ AXMINISTERS- PIGNE SHIRT WAISTS.
”9 PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS.
fiflifloflATTiNQS- LAWN SHIRT warsrs.
From tel/2e to 350.
JAPAN MATTINGS.
m
WASH GOODS.
20c to 50:.
0” Plain and Fancy.
' LINOLEUMS. «0
Oil. CLOTHs.
I to order a specialty.
ic
Washington St..
WASH GOODS. °
in large variety.
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v'ed on merit.
.. .~ .2 Write for fuller particulars. ' - '-
NBUSlNllSS coarser
‘ ‘- Karena: r. SARTAIN, pars.
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It pays since our national reputation has been earn~
South Norwalir. Conn.
to
ll
South Norwalk.
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When an applicant says he is a Brown .
man, he is recognized immediately as a thorough person. '
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The cause at your palpitation
probably, pressure arts from
tweehiidnenv had a severe
poi cough. one of then)
comm: would of-
. d‘ bleed at the nose. We
pg. we heard or Without:
of. We then called iii par
. pf rescr Foley 9‘
rupture and we tool
the very iii-st '
their um." Refuse
at Plalsted‘s drut
tion. A few,
mulafloasandnhe. hunt to
's more...
7|
tire stomach—t at is. gastric logic»:~
sea 0.! Colours Sol
vent. Dr. David Kennedy‘s new medb
cine will cleanse away the froul accu-
mn quiet-
rim to the
out. N. Y.. for
title.
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TRUE HEARTPlOBASE IS A RARE
is.
in
, when
oil
it Hyemei Does in Care “on at GI-
turn II! ”bison-Powell cor armory.
in advertising that they wirl refund
the money totany one purchasing a
Ilyoniei oiittlt Who can say that It has
done thcm no mull in the treatment of
c.uturih thc Stillsou Powell Corpora-
tion inciiu cxnttly what this guaran-
tcc says
(if course the pnrconthxo of crircs by
liyornui is ric'uily one hundred oi t'iim
re," con d not Alford to make this urn
.litl o c'.t But If the treatment
should not be adapted to your case
there w iii no noonestions or quibbilngs
on no to not, your money.
'I‘ ha the beginning of estiirrh In due
to tlic presence of germs III the nit
piissirzcs Is tIow admitted by every
physician. It stands to reason ilrut
ruinirh cannot be cured unless those
germs :It'c first destroyed. The My-
omci ircutinoni kills the catarrh germs
ovcn in the tninutcst uir cells. soothes
and heats the irritated mucous morn-
brunc and makes complete lllld lasting
cnrcs In crises that have resisted the
usual methods or treatment.
(‘uturrir cannot be cured by medi-
cines administered through the storm-
nclr. liyomci Is the only natural
method and It has made cures that
scum miraculous. An outflt'eosts but
lino and consists or an inhaler which
will last II lifetime and suflleleni ilyo
met for more than a month's tr'cnt-
rncnt. Additional bottles of Iiyotnel
can be procured for 50c.
Stllisou-Powell Corporation give
their personal guarantee with every.
”)tlllltl oiriiii 1|on sell to refund the
money if it does not cure. There Is no]
risk wzh llt‘ \ir' to the purchaser ‘of My ‘
nincl.
APPREHENSION FELT FOR LEVEE.
lulIAIt‘S POINT, Miss. April 4—A
heavy wind from the west has been
blowing for 24 hours and the waters
or tlrc Mississippi have been thrown
against the levee at this point with
such force that much apprehension has
been felt for the safety of thc embank-
ment. This morning the .ox boom be
fore the lcvcc for its protection under
such circumstances was broken and
the embankment began to cave in for-
a considerable distance. A large force
of men illt‘ at work sacking the levee
and the situation Is considered well In
hand
SHOT AND KILLED BY WIFE.
LITTLE ROCK Ark.. April I-—ltob-
ort Wonrc. a machinist. has been shot ~
and killed by his wife Mattie. Mrs
chre refuses to, make airy statement
as to the cause of killing. The couple
wore married about a year ago.
HON. LANKIN D MASON
of South Tamworth. N. H.
has Served His Country
with Honor in many
Capacities.
In...
tiring Loiiipninii
HAS KEPT HIM VIGOR-
OUS, STRONG. AND
HAPPK
We are now in the season of danger-i.
!
' and perils. and the tens of thousands
of ailing nml half-(lead people should
be brought to reams that they are
standing on dangerous ground. This
is specially true of men and women ad
Ianccd In years.
The spring season with rapid
changes from warmth to trust from
clear dry Weather to chilling rslusl
and piercing winds is the tithe when
"hi do» (for must; it
Lemur. rhinos
is the time when weakness, net-Volta
nes’s’, insomnia. rheumatism. neuralgia.
and digestive troubles are most oom-
rsron. 'At. this time the fact cannot
n .....
people and these w a care {or them.
that Paine‘s Celery (impound is What
they eedto renew ,thelr physical and
menu powers; ‘l‘h‘i‘s great medicine
be- too strongly. innéressed upon hge‘d”
7. enriches the poor and we ry blood,
Will} 6 nervoi. m vi lily. snort:
, a. restful steep.- uni healthy Ippetite.
lastrwntsanentimattustimem
Charl- me fiction-old Me in our bones
tented.-
SERVICES
MFTHODIOT
Norwallr Methodist; Episcopal
Church, Rev. K. Moore. pastor:
Morning, piuyolr service nt 9: iii) ii. m..
Sunday school and noon class at it
in.; ll'pworth league service at ii: 30
p. m.: evenlns serum with sermon at
7:30 p. ill. Mitslc'.fol'..tlrc tiny: Air-
tlrcrn. "Nearer My God to Thee,"
t-lebncclici; solo (or .hnritonu. “The
Palms" I-‘uurc; (itoiiia Patti. Williams;
soprano solo and quortottc ”Now the
tiny is Over." Markup oort‘raito solo
'.l("l'i;lllllml'll,” Parker. .
lCust Avenue Methodist Church. Rev.
IC. Cunningham. pastor: Preaching
'II the morning at 10: 30 by Rev. W. 19‘
Hi hoonhoevcr. of New York 'city; Sun
duv school at noon: Junior League
meeting at 3 with Mrs. Bowen as load-
cv; Epworth League meeting at ii: 30.
.uid preaching In the evening til 7. 30
by Rev William Hamilton. of New
York city.
Methodist Church. “OWIIYJOTR—MOI‘II-
Int: class. 9:30: preaching, “1:30. ser-
mon by Ilncoin .l. Casuoll: Sunday
school i: 30 p In. a urrlon meeting of
the yoanir people of lllt‘ Baptist and
Methodist Churches at G: 30, led by the
tier Jabcz Scott; pr.cruhing 7:30 by
llcv. Henry Blatz Jr.
Sunday ser'viie With the 'Knight
Street Church. 'I‘. ll. McConnell. pas-
ior: ii a. In.. preaching by the Con
iircnt c supply minister: I2230 Sun
day school; Christian Endeavor; ti.
neat-hint: by Her. .iobrr Nash from .thc
ti'onlcrcucc. Communion subject to
preaching. Singing by the church
boir. All 'I'c welcome.
CO GREGATIONAL.
South Norwallr Congregational
Church. Itcv. Paul M. Stt'uyoi'. pastor:-
i(i::ltl I1. Ill.. sermon by the Rev. James
It). Holmes. of Suhtir'ierflcld Methodist
Episcopal Church. Brooklyn. Quar-
lct. ‘ .ietsulamcn " from Collin by GOU-
uod; tcnor' solo "The Palms.” ir‘aul'c:
12 Ill. . Bible school. Lamont. Jennings
and Men's Christian inquiry Clubs.
it 'i0 p m. evangelistic address by ltcv
iolin llippere. of Fourth Avenue Mctir-
:uiist Episcopal Church. lliookhn
Quni‘tctts, “'I‘ln‘ Souls of the Right-
cons." Poster: “Corrie Yo Disconso
lute." Huck: contralto solo.."lic \an
'lcspiscd and Neglected of Men. " from
llnndci‘s Messiah
First Congregational Church Nor-
walk George ll.l'lglit‘rl.pnslor—~I\10rll-
rug service at 10:30; Sunday school til
i‘rlfi; cvcnlna scrvlrc .It 7 ':.i0 Special
l’nssiou Weck services on Monday.
fWi-dnesdny and Friday evenings at it.
l'bi- Good Friday si-rvtic III the dark
wood church The (holr will assist.
' \iusic lilllloi‘l'tl\\'—~'M0l‘lllllgf Picludc.
i’noucs lt‘lcurcs (-1 in Sunday).
IMnilly; ”.lcrusalc . H.
l' 'Comc Unto \Ic" A. lloldcn;
ii solo. “The Palms" . Fuurc: posi-
ilnde. Fugue in C minor. book 2 No
i. J. S Bach. Evbriing: l‘r'ciudc
\dulrio from 3d Sonata. Guilmnnt:
'(l for u (‘Ioscr Walk With God!" M.
ii. i-‘ostct: soprano solo. ".ll‘rllfillit'.illl
l‘lion Thut Killcsl the Prophets!"
tfl‘Olll St. Pauli. Mendelssohn: l’ost.
udc, Murchc lit‘lllzlt‘um‘. J. ii. Ctllklli.
BAPT §T.
.Soutb Norwnlk iluptist C'hllltll. ii.
‘rli. ("nipcutcr Pastor. \Ioining tit‘l"'\l(t‘
lt|:.' licv Win. I. Iinvison of Brook—
iyn. U\vlli llil'iltli. um.- by uuai';tcttc
tliblc School I: In. Chis-es for all arm‘s.
til Wt l-.rornc .lIiIIioI' Christian Emir-n—
Her 4 p in. Young pcoplc's meeting
‘Iir'iti p m.; livcnlug service 7:30 p.
lit-v. Thus, 1.. l‘nnison of Lawrence.
its will prcucll. ‘
First liapllst Church. Rev. I). ’i‘. Van
llorcu, pusloi'errayPr service. [it u.
m.: preaching. 10:30; Sunday school.
.i'. ten
i
i
llllztitl: ll. Y. P. l'.. Int-cling. 6:30 p. in.:
Iib'rcarhiniz 7:30 ltcgulnr Thursday
inlght Pl:l\(‘l‘ nit-cling. 7:15 p. In. Sun-
Ida: yrnoiuing Rm. Ii llrind will pc-
tipy the pulpit. «Ind in lir- evening.
Rey. W. ii. anrcnce.
EPIBCOPAL.
'T'I-In it\ (‘ illlli h F‘niIIIi-ld rirciiuc and
West street. Rcv.
ries. pastor —.\‘ and ii .I. m celebrit-
‘ rion Holy ( ominunlon: 7:30 p. m.. Rcv
lDr. Dudley Powers is evpoctcd to
ipr.cr.ch llr. Powers is secretary of the
Amroicun Church Missionary society
which has Ulltlt'l‘ its dircrtlon the mist.
slonnry work of the Episcopal (‘hurcli
in tubs and Brazil [)r. Powers Is It
ivory eloquent speaker any his account
10! the splendid inpid prrrglqsst in lira.
all is cspcciullr inicrcstit‘ig.
Grscc (3huiili Palm Sunday. ltitdil
.a. m.: l’IIl‘t‘ssIonnl Hunn 9d 'l‘eIsch—
:uer; Ityiie Ir‘lcison in ii tint. Stunt-
4rut-rs: Credo. in E flat. Stu :umer's:
Hymn 92. Waiczh ollcttory Hosanna
iln the Highest Strainer: Iyrnn 102.
\luker: Sam-.tus In E flat. Stammcrs;
Gloria in Excelsis in E flat Stammers:
.Rcccsslonul Hymn 91. Ilykes. Even-
tseng. {:15 p. in.: Pr-ocesslonal Hymn
sit). ’leschnci'; l-‘crinl \‘cr-.siclcs Tallis:
Mngnii‘lcal lll F Tozer: Nunc Dimittis.
iin F.1‘ozer'; Hymn lOl Miller: offer-
ljtory Jerusalem. Gounod: Recessional
IHymn 91. Dykcs.
Chapel of Our Holy Saviour. Even-
‘song 7: 30 p. ‘m.—Processlonal Hymn
eschner: Portal Verslcies. Taills:
Dinrittis. ‘l‘onus Begins. Gregorian; na-
therrr. Daughters of Jerusalem, Elvey:
Hymn 102. Maker; offcrtory. Tire
Pain-is. l‘aure; Recessional Hymn 91
03x es.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church Van Zandt
street. sat Nor-wit .Rov‘. J. W Davis.i
pastor ~preti'uhrn‘x in 10:30 by the
Rev. John N Stanley school at 12
m.: Lo'yol orhn' meeting at 5: 45.
followed by a no service tit 8: 45. and
l ehing'at 7. av. W. C. Wilson,
the New York Conference.
W-
uoiu‘éa sréi‘m'sn on my;
MW atoms. apt-ii i—Ji'ne steamer
W INCh- arrived W. from
‘ and Korean. re-
A.l
Parker:-
'; \\'(lllil'it'(l.
Roiulllv Ii‘ ilumph-l
Magnificat.’7th tone. Gregori'ap; Nunc .
9 Stock Sanitary chant]
mm: are the summons cattle urCon-
due only to cattle standing in muddy
penis.
,' is i:
wAN'rgoi so MeN AND woMeN.
To Tako Advantage of Special Otter
Made by Frank Inter-.1
Frank liaxter. the oiuerpi-isiim drug-
gist. is advertising today for hity men '
and women to take stirsntase of iho‘
special half price offer be is iuakinu‘
on Dr. iioward' a celebrated spociilc for .
Uitl onto of constipation and dyspepsia
itnd irct_' a ilfty ccnt; package at half:
price. 25 cents. i
No ooaitirc is he of the remarkable}
power of this sire: Iiic to cure the: 'c
I.” arcs fit: well ll‘~ sick hchdacucu and
liver trouble... that "ht‘ iigrccs to re»
fund the money to pay customer wirour i
this nlcdlcinc does not unickly rclieve
and cure.
With lir,
you can cut what you want illlll have no
flat or i l toIIru-Ir-ieirces, It strength-
t-ns tdc \iiriililt'ii,
lion, l‘t untrue..- thc hurt-ls. err-ales llii
appetite, cud main-s life worth the UV"
intr. I
This Is an unusual opportunity to ob-
tnln (Iii doses of the best medicine over
Inudc i'or ‘rult‘ its resular price. with
th:- pci'sonrrl gquuIIicr- of a well known‘
broincsu man In refund the money if
is docs not givc satisfaction.
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
"Win-n I had an attack of the grip
last winter (tbo second one) I actually
cured myself with one bottle of
Chamberlain's (‘ormh Iicmctly." snys
Frank W. i’crry, [Editor of the Enter-
prise. Sliortvlilc, N.'\'. "This is the
honest truth. I at times kept from
(fttiiitliinir ruysclf to pieces by taking a
tczispoouful or this remedy, and when
the coughing spell would come on at.
night I would take a dose and it seein-
cd that III the briofcst Interval the
cough Would pass off and I would no
to sleep perfectly free. from cough and
its aCi‘IililllHIlVllli: pains To say that
the romcdv ac ted as a merit nzrccr Iblc
surprise is putting It vcry mildly. I
had no ldcn that it Would or could
knock out the grip. simply because i
had never tried it for such a purpose.
but it did, and it scorned with the sec.
ond nttnz-k of coughing the remedy
cuuscd it to not only be of less dura-
tion, but the pains were far lcss sc~
vcrc. and I had not used the contents
of one bottle before Mr. Grip had bid
rric ndicu." For sale by all druiz-
glsts. ‘f
ROBBERS TRIED TO LOOT BANK.
' I.:\\\1'I‘t)N. Okla. April ‘l."—R()iil)l'l'b
ruurb- ilil illlt'lllill to loot the bank of
‘IA‘L'l‘i'. tucuty mlics distant. last night.
rind in attempting to intercept them
i. W. ilobi-ris was shot and fatally
The robbers escaped with
.I slu-riil's posse iti pursuit
' (f‘iilt \t: () \piil i-«A despair-h to
ithc 'l‘rlbnnc from Lawton tlkln” says
that according; to the officials of the
.li.rirk ill Lent-r Willih was robbed by
three llll‘ll ulnr cstupcd Itftcr fatally
shooring n i'iiizt-It currcucy to lll(' um-
ouut of $24,000 was taken.
”..'..—
3 CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
lie but You liiit Alysia Bright
‘ Bears the M'—
Siznotnre of .
! KILLED in value COLLISION.
SAN RUST. N. AL, April 4—ln a rear
end collision at Guadeloupe. station on
ihe Santa Fe marl, one train employee
was killed niid three othbrs were scr-
iously injured. Thc wreck was caus-
cd by u scvcrc sand storm that pre-
vailed at the time. Tcu freight cars
were burned. lirakeman Manger was
caught ttndcr inc wrcckugc and burned
to death,
A SWEET BREATH
Is a never falling sign of o. healthy
. stomach. .\\'hcn the breath is bad the
stomaoh ls out of oi'dcr. There is no
rcrucdy'in the world equal to Kodol
“Dyspepsia ('Ill‘t‘ {or cur-in: indigestion
dyspepsia and air stomach disordcr's.
Mrs. Mary S. Crick. of Wh .c Plains.
-l\'y.. writes; "l have been aslyspoptlc
for year‘s—"dried llli kinds ofrcnrcdios.
but combined to grow. worse. .By the
use or Kodol I began to improve at
once and alter taking a few bottles.
ant fully'restored.in weiizht.rlienith and
strength and can cut whatever- i like.
r Kodol digests what you eat. and makes
.the stomach sweet. Clifford Pharrrr
aey. ’ . "
RANCHMAN ~KlLLED iN SALOON.
OMAHA. Nola. April l.—-P. .1. Walk-
er. a wealthy ranchman from Wray.
Cot. was shot by Patrick Jackson, col.
ored, and will die. The lie was pass-
ed and Jackson pulling a revolver shot
Walker twice. both bullets entering
the left broiler. Jackson surrendered
to the police.
DANGER or cows AND onto.
‘1 he greatest danger from colds and
grip Is their resulting in pneumonia.
If reasonable care is used. however.
and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tale
.en, “Lounger will avoided. Among
thermos-of thousan s who have used
this remedy tor mess diseases we have
yet to learn of anionic case having re-
iaulted in pneumonlm which shows
conclusively that it. is a certain pro-
rentive or that;.dmewus disease. It
. wineries a Mancunian ot the grip
in less time than-any other treatment.
in Is pleasing sate to-talre. For
sale V: oil ts; ,— “
SICWOO AMONG CATTLE.
«OPERA Kan. April I—Covornor
manpower-Isms the Staté.’ Lite
salon to layout-
courts: alleged to to loot and mouth
disease The chad-aim of the commis-
idea In meat that the symptoms are
. m
L Hrs. 3“Captain: ‘Rm Nubia-rd? ml)! :1:
Jam-NW KO.
l Bridgeport Advertil‘ofioliti.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
.,.. ,. ... .,-
THE Q. M; READ co.
Estable 1857.
f .r
Ilowrii'd's specific at hand ,
uivos perfect dimes-.-
lll 10'. .
Music by jerome Mays Orchestra in the after-
ternoon from two ociock until half after five. and
Saturday evening from seven until half after nine.
'l‘cu served in the afternoon and evening.
'I‘akc elevator from Carpet Store.
.0.
At the Art Section may be seen some Photograph '
Frames. hand painted in water Colors with seals of the dif-
ferent coiicges. Yale. Harvard and Princeton. Prices, 21,
39 and 50 cts. each. according to size.
Plain Frames of satinwo 0d are shown ready for burnt
wood decorations, 55 cts. each.
Frames covered with water color paper all preparecl
for painting are 29 cts. each. ;
Attention lS directed to the Commenced Pieces of Em-
broidery displayed in the show case at this Section. These
have a whole figure completed. which to the novice is more
helpful than a lesson. Materials for finishing accompany
each piece. N a” iii it I'd m
The exhibition of Infants‘Caps. Bonnets and at: for
summer has been greatly admired. Our collection is very
large and contains some dainty novelties that it will be im-
possible to duplicate later in the season. The wide-brim-
mcd Whiter Pique Hats wit 1 c :‘t'iroiclxed Edges trirnn’red
with broad black velvet ban ds and bows arastfiish and
effective. ‘ A -. 5.1!.“
The Silk Section has co me in tor its full share of visi-
tors this wcek. The fine assortment of Ponge‘es and Habit-
tais have attracted people. The Linen shades among
which are many styles in either satin or opcnwork stripes.
embroidered dots and rings. in either self colors or con-
trasting shades are going to be very popular.
1
is
Do not miss seeing those Exhibition Rooms... in the
Furniture Store. They are in the southwest corner of the
farthest room. Be sure and look at them.
THE i). M. 'L'ii) COMPANY.
Britiwport. Conn.
AFTER LA GRIPPE—fWHAT?
l‘suully :i bucking cough and II chv
A CHATTANOOGA‘ DRUGGIST'S
STATEMENT”
erul icclinr: of weakness, often lcadinc llobt .i. Millcr propr-i'iiior of he
to Iniul l‘I'sllils :Iitcr tue pmicnt Is sup llcnd llouse lu-ni: Store or ( iruttmv
posed to linvc liliml'tl lire (inirger poiiii. oogu Tenn writes: " ore is ru-u-c
I‘oicy‘ 5. Hour _\ and ”tar is guaranteed .ilit‘l‘li in l-‘oli v s lioncy at] ’I"ui than III
to cure lil"‘ "rippt cough and lll'llit run other cough strup 'llll‘( 'ulls for
you strong and “'l'”. it never fails to It multiply wropdirfi 'Ily and \H‘ i -II
stop a cough if lulu-n in tlinc, 'l ill\l‘ no more of It th- in all oiitf‘il mush syiu i.
uofllutvlth‘h'
of"
substitutes. Sold :il l‘lubdcds lirui; combined Sold at Plaislctls (lru:
Store. " ' slot-c. " “ ‘ ' '41.;-
.n u m
lav-v h _. _
LL“ BEER—‘6 7/ - ”-‘V"
esaColdinOncDay.G 2 D M has. 35¢
a- . iii—"l“ - ,.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind in. little
Always Bought
ihtaitdllestmitainsoeiiher
. orph' me nor-Mineral
mBO'I'NAIrco'r'r'o.
MIDI”. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler