hurl-eon street. -
u. :3
"div is;
the time When needed most.
Minorities...
‘ "Iii
.-.,,.....Credit Department Store.
South Norwalk.
Gail .Priceiif
Cudit’hnii
aY
Interrordanoa with the progressive pollen of the last‘
'St nrowhighepartment store in the Norwalks. we will offer_
‘ "tomorrow and Saturdau. bargains of sterling Worth and at
The values below speak for
tiere’ 5 opportunities for all.
ieadu carry an account here—Can’t we enroll uour name to-"
our Greditbridges the cap between uour desire to hurt and
pour inabilitu to pan cash at the tirne of purchase. .
RE IS YOUR OPPORTI NITY
If you do not al-
OPPPI’t“ "lites
fer Men and
hints
:FOR $1.98.~—Men's Navy Blue
Serge Coats. Just the thing for
‘summer wear. Former price $4.
FOR $4.98.—Spring Overcoats,
‘ ' light and dark colors; the latest
. styles, short and natty. Former
Brices $8 and $9.
FOR $2. 50 EACH. —A large var-
iety of Gents’ Pants, the latest
stripes and patterns, all wool
all
sizes. Former prices $4.50 and
. ‘ (35.
FOR $1.98.~Boys’ a-piece and 3~
piece Suits, all wool goods and
. fancy cheviots, a large assort- .
p . merit ; sizes from 3 to 14 years of
3: age.
V" Iworsteds and cassimeres,
Former prices $3.50 and
for Boys, 3 to 8 years, color's.
blue, brown, tan. full sailor col-
V‘ for, soutache braid, detachable
shields, pants having double
drill waist bands. Former prices
85 to $6.
R 39c.—Boys' Percale Blouse
Whists, fast colors, at large var-
iety of Eolorings. sizes 3 to 10.
Former price 65c.
' R18”. ~One'hundred Men's ‘
2 Wu, all this ”’season 5 patterns,
. ' éviots‘iiiid worsteds. as good
edntom rustle. perfect fit
multimedmltefations free of
’ that“ as we have a tailor right
store. Former prices
Six and $12.
.. 99195.57
"Yougloiow from
p-99
Of Interest is}
ladies and
Misses
short lengths. for this sale only.
Former price $4.
FOR $5.98 AND $6.98.—-—Tailor-
made Suits. black, brown. tan
and gray; Eton jackets, some of
them plain and some trimmed‘
with braid or taffeta silk, all
sizes. worth $10 to $IL2 each. Do
not miss this lot as the skirt is
worth more than the price of
the suit asked.
A large lot of Children's Wash
Dresses, all sizes and all colors.
at greatly reduced prices for‘
this sale.
We cannot enumer-f
ate each different style.
FOR flea—Linen (and Blue .if'olka.
FOR soc—A large lot of this”
, season's Shirt Waists. beautiful
colorings, with puffed sleeves.
a...»
the same as we have been sell~
ing for 65¢: All sizes. . For this
sale only. ‘
FOR $1.98.—Brilliantine Shirt;
Waists. trimmed with little but-
tons and slot seams. pink, blue,
sage green, white. black. black
and white dotted. navy blue, allR
sizes. Former price $3.00.
Dotted Skirts: also black linen.
some with ruffles and some; ‘
plain. flare bottoms. Former
pike: $2 and 32. so. For this
epic only 98c.
.~,.t.
i ‘Ifj';
l
i
this an a
’5.
2‘4”; 3; T,
. plvnscd to have them sent to Clrlcago.
FOR $1. 98.—A large variety of'
Misses‘ Skirts. black brown,
tan and gray, nicely trimmed,
‘ bles
‘ west 153d street. early today.
1 pools of blood around the body were
‘ ‘grouhd floor of the house told the po-
. cont bottle cured me« completely."
' tied and that all the men would return
, to work this morning. He said the
‘ time. He also said th
expired through the egree‘lnent and
‘ lit the bo'ssee prom
'. percent.
«was. ,u...-........,.s u. ..
tIXPRE" CO. RDIIIO 9! 042.000.
But All But “1,000 Hll lean Recov-
ered From Forty Persona.
CHICAGO May l.—«A ITip-patch to
the Tribune from Moxldo‘ Oity says:
"ioc fact that the Wells Ir‘prgo Express
('0. won robbed of “2, 00050" Silao last
"llrurndtiy came to light today Pecul-
; inr Circumstances attend (I the rob-
'hory. A small safe In anally car-
;i rind from the through Me
1 train to the office rind thence to tho
i (luanniuuto truln by It courier. 0n
* the morning of the robbery the express
! inonnengcr warned the ion to be care.
ful of the safe, telling
oil a large sum of money. instead of
. inking .uo sufc lo Ihc office the cour-
picr- took it to his Ironic. called In a
r number of friends. and opened It. The
money was cxtructedmnd distributed.
Following ihc discovery of the robbery
. Ill Siluo. about forty persons were ar-
i rushed and till cxucnt about SILUOO re-
. covered. .
I bud blood and Indigestion are
dcadly enemies to good health. Bur
ldoek lilood liiitura destroys them.
I
i BURIAL OF PAUL DU CHAILLU.
Editor John Anderson Wilhes Re-
mains Cont to Him.
(.lillt‘Atlt), May I.----.Iohn Anderson.
publisher of the Scandinavian, and a
llfv'loiiir friend of Du Cliiilllu. has sent
the follmrrlng cubic to Ambassador
Vlif‘ormick, at St. I’ctcrnburg:
"llifr- long friend of the deceased,
wry-s he has left no will or word as to
dirpos‘ul of his remains. Would be
.r' my expcnuc for burial In (ire-(Inland
'Icmnicry."
Mr. Anderson said: "We wore the
Alix-«Jot of friends for funny yours.
'l‘iicrc were ihrcc pluccs in the United
Fruiou which iic ciillcd home. One
.\:IH with Judge Duly in New York.
another was with (loorgc W. Childs in
l’hilndclphiti. and the third was In Chi.
critzo at my home."
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.
"()ric of Dr. King's New Life Pills
car-ll night for two wccks has put me
in my 'locns‘ again." writes l). H. Tur
ncr. of Dempsoytowrr I’ii. They're
thc host in fbc world for l.ivcr. Stome
itch and llowcls. l’urcly vogetublc.
novcr itrlpc. Only 25c. ul F. ii. Bax-
ter‘s Drug Store. "
CLAIMED HE INSUL‘TED WOMAN.
UHICAGO, May l.——A mun answer.
Int; tho description of It. M. Simonds.
thc New York promotcr'. who died of ii
friiciurcd skull ’l‘uosduy. was assaulted
by two men at Madison and Clark
rum-ts. it short tlmc bofore Simondn
“its found unconscious at Monroe and
llcarborn streets early Tuesday morti-
Inn. The motive of tho assault as ex—
piuincd to bystnrrdcrs by one of me
assailnnts was Ibrit the object of ”11'
attack hnd Inndc on offensive remark
to II woman who was in their company.
_._._._._,...‘.I__
THE WASTES OF THE BODY.
i-lvcry scven dnyi-r the blood. muscles
and bones of it man of average size
loscs two pounds of wornont tissue.
This waste cannot bc replenished and
the health and strength kept up with-
out pcrfi-ct digestion. \‘\ hen the slotti-
rich and digestive organs fail to per-
form their functions. thc strength lets
down. health gives way. and disease
acts irp. Kodol Dyspepsia (‘urc enables
the stomach and digestive organs to
digest nndassimilatc oil of thc whole
some food‘rhnt may be driton into the
kind of blood that rebuilds the tissues
and protects the health and strength of
mind and body. Kodol cures Indiges-
lion Dyspc'sin and all stomach trou-
lt is an ideal spring tonic Sold
by Clifford Pharmacy
MURDERED IN NEW YORK HALL-
WAY.
NEW YORK. May l——-Wlth.hls skull
crushed in and the marks of a cleaver
on his neck and shoulders, James Ed-
ward McMahon. a brother of cit-Judge
Daniel F. McMahon. was found murder-
ed in the vestibule of a flat house in
In the
the footprints of one or two men and
the two families who live on the
files they had been awakened about 3
o'clock this morning by the sounds of
ti struggle in the hallway.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankllsh Bush of New Castle.
Del. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and lielchlng. i tried everything
I could hear of but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm and one 60
For sale by R. H. Plaisted. F. H. Bax-
ter. and the Clifford PharmacY. u.
IOILERMAKERB‘ STRIKE ENDED.
NEW YORK. flay l-~At 3:25 o'clock
this morning. Business Agent McKay.
of the'noiisrinnners' Organisation sn-
nonnced that the strike and been set:
meter ship builders had agreed to pay.
:them 83 a day and to allow them two
‘and a half hours for
to employ no
e boilermakers
increase of d’vg‘
union men.
lidipers will receive
..
. A CTfi‘RTLIm' “IT.
‘ Tonnes e'th‘OMorrItt ‘of
1411
can Control .
in it contain- ‘
Clothes washed with
Aminonlatoel Borer
of over 300 premiums. which
RAILROAD FORFEITED CHARTER.i
AUSTIN. 'l‘cx._ Mary I.——A pctitlon
has been fllcd with tho Interstate
(Tommi-rec (‘ommlsuion to direct tho
attorney itciicriil to institute stilt to
forfcit Ihc charter 'of the Gulf West
Tcxnn untl i‘uirficld Railway Company.
ii Souibcrn l‘iiclllc propcrly. for viola-
tion of its cliurtcr rcdulrcmcnts. II is
slatcd that this chur'cr- was grnntcd
in 187: by special iici of the lciiisla‘
turc. it‘orfclturc is also itskcd on the
ground that the linc is parallel and
compciiuc with the New York. Texas
rind Mcrticun Railroad and that the
stock In both of lhouc lint-s In owncd
by tho Southcrn l’dciflc (‘.o The pc-
litioncr Is h‘riiiik (_‘ochrnii
THE X- RAYS
Recon! cxpcrimcnts. by practical.
tools and cxuniinaflon with the arid of
the X-liuys. established it as it fact
that (‘ntarrh of the Stomach is not a
diucnsc of list-If, but tho! it results
from rcncatcd attacks of indigestion.
“How Can I Cure My indigestion?"
Kodol Dyspcpuia Cure- in curing thous~
unds. It will curc you of Indigestion
liliti dyspcpsln. und pr'cvont or cure
(.‘dtnrrlr of the Stomach. Kodol digests
what you cul—makcn tho stomach
uwccl. Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
fit.
STAMFORD MAN TRIES SUICIDE. g
STAMFORD, Muy I.——Gcorge W.
Lockwood nircil Ilfiy yours, yesterday
nitcinptcd snicidc at tho home of his
daughter by cutting his throat Hr.- was
taken to thc hospital. whorc be Is said
to bc in a critical condition. Luck—
wood was formerly a fireman on the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. but sonic time ago was laid
off as he was suffering with epilepsy.
It is believed that he Is despondcnt.
A LITTLE EARLY RISER
now rind their. at bedtlrnc will curcf
constipation. billousnoss and llvcri
troubles DcWItt‘s llitlc Early Ris-
crs arc ihc famous littlc pills that core!
by arousing the. acciciions moving thci
bowels gently yct cffcctualli nnd glv i
log such tone and strength to tho;
glands of stomach and liver that the!
must: of thc irorlilc is removed on.
tiicly and if their isc is (outinued for
a few days. there will be no return of
the complaint. Sold In Clifford Plinr-i
macy. i
SATIN GLOSS retain
sweet odor of the soap.
I 300 ELEGANT'PREMIUMS wrrn
Write us for our 24 page Illustrated catalogue. giving description
marks cut from the wrappers ol SATIN GLOSS SOAP. SATINE
WASHING POWDER. or SUNSHINE SCOURING SOAP. Address
David S. Brown Q Co.
lfurthci inflammation and cured him.
It tonnucis aches and kills pain. 25c.
at it‘ “
\
xaioa poserifouur‘v
f
we give free for the trade-
sru St. a North River
new your: _CITY‘
'
L
CANNOT SETTLE STRIKE.
STAMFORD. May Ir—Attempts
which have boon In progress for last
two days to settle the strike of the
poinicrs have been unsuccessful on ac-
count of the unwillingness of the boss
pointers to drop the reference card
system. which lhcy claim they cannot
do without the consent of the Master
Builders' Association. The Central
Labor Union has dcclnrcd a boycott
upon the non-union'bakeries and all
pint-cs which use non-union brcad. Only
two of the bakeries in Stamford cin-
ploy union men. tho other bakeries
where the mcn rcccntly struck. having
rro difficulty in filling the strikers'
places with non-union men.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Brn-
zilian Balm Is broaklng irp Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
It). 115. 50c and 81.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxtcr’s or Plaistod's. "
GOVERNOR ROBERTS SIGNS ACTS
HARTFORD. May l.——Acting Gover-
nor Robcrts signed ycstcrduy the fol-
lowing publio acts: Concerning an-
nual returns by overseen-z of the poor: -
conccrnirig thc terms and session of
the superior court. Special acts:
Amending the charter of the New Brit-
uin Gas Light Co.: validating certain
acts of the Hills Academy and rcpcal’
ing the charter; extending the tlmc for
thc organization of the Union Trust
t‘o._
for the organization of the Audit and
(luairnnty (‘o.:
prlulion for the school fund depart-
nrcni for the two fiscal years cnding .
Scptcmbcr 3, 1903.
- QUICK ARREST.
.l. A. Gullcdgc. of Verbena, Ala., was
twice in the hospital from a sorcrc
case of pilcs causing 24 tumors. After
doctors and all remedies failed, Brick-
lcn's Arrilca Salvc quickly arrested
ii Baxter's Drugglst.
NEW HAVEN TEAMSTERS’ DE-
MANDS.
NEW HAVEN. April l—Thc union
Icnmsiers who hnic presented a de
round for an increase in pay and a new
schedule of Sunday and over-time
work decided yesterday to delay the.
. Company.
of Greenwich: extending the time '
on not making appro- I
snicker-5'
‘-—-. fly- __
Ienroosronr rho ' (its. '
Believed That the'l ultles
Will be Dotti.
BRIDGEPORT. 00. ~The
settlement of the di illinl
botWeen the Trolley: n and
the Connecticut Rail hung
which. it acted.
would be authorised on at,
their mcctlng water I yct
been mode. The Uni d the
' company's reply to tht made
upon It, and after an led it
without action. The e minit-
toc was instructed to h the
officers of tbc .i on g ... lu-
tion of Street Railwes of
America. before the n in; of
the l'nlon on May 29. belief
of the men that they nd to
await the sanction of t l oth-
cera before taking dean on
the companys count sltion.
There Is little doubt r- gree-
ment will be made wit lo. as
a majority of the men reasod
themselves as satisfied com-
pany's offer.
. A SURE TH
it Is said that hath re ox-
copt doatlcand taxes, b is not
altogether true. Dr. Kl Dls- .
covory for Consumption - cure
for all lung and throat t Thou-
srinds can testify to tha C, B.
VnnMetro. of Shepherdt, V'n..
says: “i had a severe Bron-
chitis and for a year trI . thing
I heard of. but got no re to bot-
tle of Dr. Kink'sNow D then
cured ms nbsolutnllh" allibie
for Group Whooping Grip.
Pneumonia and Consum i ry it.
It's guaranteed by F H. drug-
glst. Trial bottles free. - sizes
50c, $1.00. fl
BURGLARB IN A SING. OME.
NEW YORK. May r.—- mm
and other articles valued wero
stolen from the home of T. yap
Yorx a church tenor sing: hosi-
cr l-,lill Mount Vernon. or been
heard in Norwalk The I. ran
sacked the dining room an if off
all the silver they could The
members of the family we dis-
Iurbed
lull Ii. ..
PLUMBING. ,-
_. .z'
STEAM. ,
: nor WA rm, .
. Alva airs .-
' rrrrnra.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Cop
and Zinc.
60 (South Main Street.
- Seuth Norwalk. Conn.
' - Telephone. 137-3.
tiring inclined it Go
“Coal”
“Coal”
, hour of over
union was ree- '
m order for a strike which it was ex-
PRESIDENT OF AIR BRAKE ASSO. i pected wo ould be gitcn out last, night
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. May Vans were. taken out today for the us-
I—Tpo tenth annual convention of the uni rush of May moving. Officers of
National Air Brake Association has the union said that. the delay In to al~
cloned here, after election E. G. Desor low ‘a canvass of the employers to as
of Boston president. Thcncxtconven- made to. “certain What terms ishsll
lion will be held in Buffalo be offered the teamliters
8
$6. 25 per Ton.
as usual are the first to give our pa- r
irons the benefit.
because we know it will he enlisted.
tory.
prices.
lrringlMliiiodd to.
Tel. "
“coat"
The price of coal having dropped we
We urge you to buy our Lehigh Coal
You can‘t beat our coal or our
Better buy now while its cheapest.
80. NORWALK.
Branch (Office 31:80. Main St.
Cali 81-31“ ‘ ' ‘ '
I e
i
aeoll at the same price as the;
We. have about fifty GAB
RANGES onlrsnd, which we will
year, or 89.75 and "2.75 each.
connected free. "
' After, this stitch is depleted.”
prices will be. harassed $8.00.
Don't come around after these. .—
ere gone and any that you are
sorry you won late.
Norwalk Chronicler