:THI.‘ WQIK W; OFF“! THE IALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF
A OLOOITU AND COMIINATI 0N OAUIO AT PRIOII FAR IILOW
an... Closets.
homo oax. ssur cuss tuna, cuss nouns, ADJUITABLE
V was, WITH AND WITHOUT mamas.
‘ ONE WA. 010. 00 NOW 512.00.
ONI WA. 10. 00 NOW 13.50.
ONE WA! 19. 50 NOW 14.50.
Combination Cases.
rum AND ooaaraaan oax. Mouton sAcxa,
LVIO, LARGE DEBKO. CUPBOARDS AND DRAWING.
ON! WA5 512.00 NOW 5 0.00.
ONE WAD 17.00 NOW 12.50.
ONE WAS 10.00 NOW 14.00.
ONE WAS 21.00 NOW 15.50.
Aun..'a-
ADJUSTAILE
V DIALINO-DON’T FORGET 0U R SPECIAL OFFER ON FRUIT JARS.
Onlu.
Free Deliveru.
..s sr‘U’n’rEvnNI
iiitih Main and Ann Streets.
Embrordertes
We have just opened a case
of NEW EMBROIDERIES. and
these with our usual lame assort-
meat make an attractive varietll to
select from.
ItIis Is the season when the la-
dies are especiallu interested in
these goods. and then will find
ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS and
POPULAR PRICES.
Come and see them at
......._..... w-._.r__...._..
DICKERMANSI SON.
, 84 Washington Street. South Noilbalk.
Telepho na 143-6.
South Norwalk. Cdnn
0" DON'T HAVE TO BE TOLD THAT OUR LINE 0!"
" nb Ranges
' gas'r THAT THERE Is on THE IIAIIKE'r. WE IIAKE no
air 'ro muons: run ooooousrnrrns or oruEE coon BANG
' This antenna or run nus RANGES THAT WE CARRY AIIE
IIArIerEo wrru MAKING no on muons—ruins ossac'r Is
RANGES “Mi
organ FOR INSTANCE AT orrn FEBRUARY SALE A spawn
‘ j E room up no oArE CABINET” Elisa Ann ALI. was stars:
:or A FINE RANGE. PRICE tarot O‘I‘IIEgg not mine
Mm “ "In.
r -. r -. . '
to NEAL‘i'N. , miie~ ‘Womust «admins. Suppose.
gt.“ taint kills more maple darling, M yah’ try your hand at
9.0100089 as making your own shoal."
low.” that } ans—Ion. neon-go. dear! [ never
'eltha be» coniddothat. Suwanlbegihbytry.
no". i log to nabs ym”-llitannind News.
a...
steam to than. Sold 0tiAFFEuzite‘lleT 0' Nigglctw
Vanuatu: coir:
Io reigns bronchial or lung was.
. Don't tabs phase-s, when lbioy'a. lion-
. sy and outset security
III
‘Inm
. and with skill:
V
W ulow and
passing rdsultttlouu upon the death of
tho late .ttldae’ll‘llyma‘r't i1 Iii'flrVI'lifl‘
r iudg- t court 0 com
213* pleasing: Fairs dcouhiy. Atlhe
meeting the following minutes were
*vasd. the committees which pre-
l'fiti them «tonsilllu of ll. A Houlh
.ioltn ill. Keeler and owarti it Knapp
The bar of ll‘uIrileld county. meeting
to take at: tiorr upon the death of Lyman
I). lircwator, desire to place upon
return this mluu of of their apprecia-
tion of his I-barau or and attainmentfl.
Judge Brewster was ore-eminently
II Jurist. wcll learned in the various
Inauchos of the law, but beyond that
having a tomprcheualVe grasp and
commanding view of the law as a
whole. and of the relative scope and
iniporta'nce of Its parts. A master of
the science of law, he also stood at
Ibo hur,of this Iouuty among the iirsiI
of Its practitioners. He was an indus~
irious student. and a keen observer or‘
the tendencies of, legal dayclopntent,:
and of the direction to be taken in ef~I
forth for the simplification and reforIuI
of the law. These studies bore fruit-
III the practice act of Connecticut anti
In many loss noticed but valuahlog
emendationa of our law, and In a larger .
way throughout the country in his so i
tlvltlss in connection with the negotlu—l
hie Instruments law anti other mess-l
urea looltlng to uniform legislation. I‘l
these latter matters he achieved a na-.
tional reputation. His welt
honors will be one of the cherished
memories of this bar.
[hiring his brief career as a judge.
he was s painstaking and fair minded;
magistrate; and his earlier and later
practice at the bar was distinguished
by courteous and liberal bearing botlr
toward the bench the labors oi whichr
be tightened and his brethren of the
bar with whom his relations whether in
forensic contest or in the familiar in
tercourau of the profession were mark
ed by a genial kindness and cousidera- l
lion. ills extensive learning was at Ihc‘
disposal of his brethren, and his inter
est in the growth and development of
the law always rose superior to all con-
siderations of professional gain,
Ills high attainments and his strict
Integrity gained for him a large
I-llentagc which he served faithfully
while on a citizen he!
was foremost III all that made for:
public good and advancement, bring-l
lug to the solution of civic and social
problems the results of wide and in-
telligent study. coupled with some ImIl'
discriminating reiiection.
His was a mind of line fibre and
catholic sympathy. strengtht- and by
deep culture; he touthcd lift at many
points. and his cIIt-Ic of noqnslntancel
“as large and distinguished.
The story of his public. life anti pro
I'esalonnl career is written large upon
the records or the state. and his pro
(tu‘fliulllii and prlvtlio life will long rtej
tnuln an example and incentive to his
brethren.
Suitable resolutions. prepared byn
committee composed oi Daniel Daven-
port ltobert E. lieh‘orest. and Morris
W. Seymour. prepared the following
resolutions:
Resolved. That the members of the
bnr of the superior court for Fairfleltl
rountt have received with a sense of
profound regret the Intelligence oi the
death of William D. Bishop once main
bar of congress of the llrilte‘d Sih‘tus
from the Fourth Congressional Illa-l
Irlct of Connecticut commissioner oii
patents of the United States Ire\erul
times senaim from the 10th Senatorial
district and representative of the towui
or" Bridgeport in the state legislature.I
for many years a member of this bar.
dud InIlnenily distinguished for his un-
It‘vurpassed ability and nervlcea,a as the
president of the New York. New Ha ’
H1] and Hartford Railroad (‘ompany
and as president oi the Eastern Atom
Ilation of Railroads. *
Resolved. That the. memory of the
IlIcoased deserves to be. cherished us
that oi a benefactor of the bar library
of the county: a lawyer profoundly
versed in the science of practice of law
relating III patents and railroads; a
popular orator of great power; It man
illustrious for his public sen'icea and
_ most worthy citizen.
Resolved That the court he request
ed to enter these resolutions on its rec
ords
Rhsolved. That these resolutions be
alto communicated to the family of the
deceased with the expression oi the
sympathy and condolence of the them
burs of this bar
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Is the brassy cough of onion which
sounds like the children‘s death Ellen
and it means death unions Iomethtng
Is done quickly. Foley's Honey and
Tar never fails to give instant relief
and quickly cures the worst form of
croup. Mrs.P PL Cordisr. of Mao-
nington Ky. says: my three year
old ginkgo a severe oassot croup; the
doctor II hits could not in. i got
a- bottle of Foiey' a Ron I d Tar. the
first os'egd gave quick M and saved
her Ife." Sold at Halltud‘s dru!
A niaur ALARM. i
Worse than an alarm of tire at night ‘
earned l
lfitlllndi)’ all night
i merywhere I go.
I i never have. done before.
IIan be consulted fl'_M~ persona
I built.
l, IiII weather conditions permit.
store.
"“0"le AWLUM O“TNOYKD.w
3° ”aim"
insane asylum” located at tltd.‘ rhur
miles west of this city one of the finest
Institutions of tho kind In the state.
. wan burned to the ground last night.
in the. building were 13: patients. but
sans .
the
it is said that eight or ten of
ted are missing and unless
.th’eyhnehountakontnnrmbousoh.
they have wandered away in the snow
and becomcioat.
A ONTLY IIITAKI.
Bipartisan. mas vatry yum
live. '1; life itself in the
(Ii-local a m3? but you'll never be
If you tats 'Dh'lii New Life
WEN Heath.
are ash-mar or troubles. Tho!
v
discord. m1€~_
It Is believed :tho‘y were all taken out.
She at Frank .
;,,; on
. rssult
l
Ihy As "
lily”! t
A Place at him he megawatt Haw
wank Itomauhs.
has...
The stomach. liver and Minds cause
more trouble than any other part oi
the body. There are thousands of per-
sons whoae food don“ I do them the good
It should. They have bad taste in
month coated tongue , constipation.
gas in stomach iuiness or distress
after meals. bloating and batching of
wind. They often have headache, are
weak and nervous. have sallow com—
plexions and tillt' sleep. Mr.r(l. l-I.
.It)iI0it.(.‘0i'nt1i' 6th reet and mu Avn..
Roanoke. Va saya- ' ‘
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“I feel it my duty to praise Dr.
Greene's Nervurn brood and nerVe rum.
I-dy for the good it has dou‘e me. I had
Inc auly good I got so I could not
sltcp at night for thc‘ awful pains all
on r me. My stomach was swollen and
It.) sore that I could hardly stand it and
times I thought I would smother to;
death. i had a cough that was very
bad. I had almom glteu up my ease
as one that could never be cured. I
"But thr- Blessed lord led me to a'
good medicine, and l harr- taken any
oral bottles of III. Greene's Nnrvuta
blood and none remedy and can re I
Iornruentl it high: r than all other Incd
I‘iIluen Now I feel .Is it new life had
come back to III. um i ran sleep
and Iniox myself
i can do work ihalr
I run a car:
builder for the railroad and till I tra—
vel along the line if I can do anything
in Dr. Greene's bchulf i will do it. MyI
advice to all will be use this gram
medicine. Dr Grceut ‘Il Nertura bioor
uni III-rte rcmedy‘
You who have suffered so long and .
tried so many remedies that try a but.
lie of Dr tireen' II \‘ervuta Mood and
nerve remedy and you will get well.
it always (‘Ili‘tmi lloItors rIIoIIIiucn-l
it because It Is a great physician’s IIIII- ‘
t‘u\'Pl‘y and bmunse it makes people
well. Dr Greene is the most success-
ful specialist to Iron": nervous and;
chronic diseases. His office lit at iiii'
Fifth Ave. New \oIk City where he
Ily or I
in letter.
TUG CHARLES M'WILLIAMS SINKS‘
NEW IIAVEN Petr '.‘tl.~- 'l‘IIo lug
(‘ harles McWIlllams ouuod by the Mr
Williams Toning i‘orupnuy. of NH." ,
I'-.\oIlt sunlt at her dork III the footo I
iWuIer street in this t"il_\ last ulghut. ‘
’i‘lre lng had been tied up litre for set-
Ital days and it is thought that float
lug ice opener! up the seams In the
film will be mine ti as soon as
REVOLUTION iMMINENT.
It sure sign of approaching .evoii
and serious trouble In vour system is
nervousness sisspiessnes or atom .
sch upsets. Electric Bitters willi
quickly dismember the troublesome;
causes. It never fails to tone the:
stomach regulate the Kidneys and l
Bouts, stimulate the Liver and clari-
fy the blood Run down systems bene- I
fit particularly and all the usual attend .
ln'g aches vanish under its searching
and thurtmgh effectiveness. Electric
Bitters is only 50c and that is retarded .
if It don't give perfect satisfaction.
aggrantsed by Frank H. Baxter Drugl
PRICES OF STEEL SHAFTING.
PITTSBURG. Feb. 20. R-t-Ipresenta
tires from ninety trio per cent. of the.
steel shafting manufacturers of the!
United States. In session here lune re l
affirmed the scale of pI-iIes promulgati" I
ed one year ago by the Ioufcrence of
manufacturers at Chicago Almong
the companies represented are the Am-
eIlcau fleet and Wire Company. Cam-
bria Steel Company Columbia Bridge
Company and the, Cumberland Steel?
Company. The trade outth was re-I
ported encouraging.
rui eaaisdrwav.
Sect-u oi 00th Not-walk Citizens Have
road II.
it you suffer from backache
There ht only one way to cure it.
The perfect way is to cure the irid-~
oey s. l
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect it, urinary troubles follow.
Dean's Kidney Pills are made for
kidneys only.
1:“ endorsed by South Norwailt poo.
11
Charles E. Warren. son of the well
haowa oyster planter of 2 chestnut
street has the following to say about
Dm'l Kidney Pills: “I had Waite
arid weak kidneys irotII early child.
hood. Hried an kinda of medics but-
never rangivad any permanent bandit
until I cola-tanned usIagDoM
Pillar! Moursd at Finland‘s
drug store. y father had Wm
Wantin- M“ ‘u‘
o m
iamuahodthadiur ’
nus lihatisoisimedtoschana
l
MatalCovarad Shutters
lollitc for protection In (use of firc.
‘ l Ital
chictha st . ' "p- ' .
'g attnmsy that the writs hula . -
III-Ida out. business wont slang ill us
Ilil
William Mutton, “Biliam. " who was
picked up Thursday night for drunk
canons was sent to Bridgeport for thir-
ydsys.
yl’atrlcit hiciioldrielt was paroled until
Monday morning. llc Wurt picked up
Mt night by the police for drunken-
Mrus Bridget. Dufatrlt was fined 810
and coats for assaulting her mother.
Prosecuting Attorney John J
Walsh is laid up by Illness while
Prosecuting Attorney William I“. Tum»
many to in New York city today.
TO pno'recr TN! ascosos.
Are Doing
Placed on the Town Clerk's Office.
Metal-covered shutters are being
placed on the Norwulit town clerk's
A
new and heavy vault d002- hus been
'ordercd for the preservation of the
trecords. and the present vault door.
ihreeelghth inch steel will be taken
down stairs in ir‘, II}. Lockwood -& Co's
.and placed on the first story door of
the vault room. All this action is the
result oi the Stamford fire, and the
Noruallt Ht'il'i'llllt'n are taking every
‘precaution to safeguard the town rec-
lords.
TRAVELING CANOE COMING.
Witt Ba Brought Down From New Ca-
naan Reservation Next Tuesday.
'i'nfllrl Tribe. 1. 0. II. M.. has receiv
I‘ll notice that It carryall load of the
‘clrlefs of Ponus Tribe, No. iii. of New
(human. will trail to South Not'wnltt.
next Tuesday Honing. and pay II ira
I been suffering with indigestion for ten lernul \iuil upon l'ncas Tribe. bringing
i wars and had used F‘tl‘) remedy that . with them the trawling canoe which
I toulrl hear of for II. but nothing Iiii‘i
iht)’ will leave with the chiefs of ll-II
('ii-i l' urns ’I‘rlbe officers will see that
u chowder is served and II good time
given the v.lsltorIt They hope that a
large number oi the members will turn
II was so short of breath that some Iout to receive the canoe.
|NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(Connecticut. Commercial Bulletin.)
Architect Ferris S. Morehousc has
Just started on the plans for It new
block w~hlrh Herman Quitinor Iontem
plates building on Railroad avenue It
will iN' it lu't- It structure, «I x lift feet.
provided with steam heat. The details
lune not been fullv decided.
the plans of Arthitett i‘crrlu S.
MorehouI-u- are now being figured for
the III-IA residence to be erected by
\h‘ t‘. .Porrt at Dar.ieu A detailed Ile-
strlptlon lots DH" given III It further
Irli-llt-
WTiIt' hunt-nu Iron Railing Works.
II Hoyt manager. hau- just c-om
indexed an Iron Ionic for the Hebrew
I‘M _\ II' “III NIIIWIaik.
W_ ll. McMahon is now routing the
new fut-tor)- building for the ‘I. N. Mc-
IlKiililill Mfg Co. He is using the East
IIu (ltnrlilc roofing wltlth is he lug ful-
uishrd In Iiavtnoutl Bros.
Raymond liros. have taken it ton-
tI-ntt for .i, 000000 IIIltk Io lli' nulppeti
t‘o Brooklyn and they are stripping
311000 direct from North Haven daily.
it has been necessary to come to
(‘ounectitut for the product on account
Inf the unnavigsblc mndltlou of the
’Norlh elvur I. .
NEEDLE IN HER EYE.
Mrs. Chester Coley of Weston was
.hI-wlng one day last week when and
,Iicnly the needle broke and II piece
flew into her eye With great pro.-
encc of mind. Mrs. (‘olcy put her band
over her eye and went to II glass. and
pulled the lid down. The needle was
found to be silclti g in the lower lid.
\tm. Coley. with rent f'mlint‘as, with
.u small pair oi tweezers exit-leafed the
broken piece. It was It narrow escape.
MATINEE-a WHIST CLUB. .
TlIeIMatiuee Whlst club held a rcgu~
lar session. Thursday afternoon. with
Miss Bruins lloc‘kwood at her home in
Elmwood av.enue Refreshments were
served. The first prize went in Mrs.
.lohn W. iioatiy The second price
was won by Mrs. Eben Hill, Jr.. and
the guest‘s prise by Miss Elsie Ray-
mond. The club will meet again next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Eben
Hill, .lr.. at her home on Elna streei.‘
iNCREASE OF CAPITAL BTOCK.
Stephen Hoyt's Sons Company. of
New Canaan. from 050,000 to troll.-
000. Filed February til 190i. ‘
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LuaUve Bruno Qaiaiuo Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It
falls to cure. Bl. W. Drove a signature
Is on each box. 2
WIN. A- YALE “Y" -
NEW HAVEN. Feb. IOU-W L An-
dersou was last night awarded the
gymnastic championship of Yale unl-
.zvorsitp The champlohlltlp entitles
the holder to war the only “Y"
awarded to a Yale gymnast. Ander-
~ 80:). who is captain of the Yale gym-
uastlo team. scored 120 po.iuts His
nearest. compatitor was B. C. Butler,
who scored 101 points. '
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FIGHT WILL I! IITTER.
Those who will mist. in closing
watches" as
amino stun . a w an
veryiur will have a
Ilong an hltioi fight with their trou-
bios if not ended early by trial termi-
nation. Read what tit. Bean,
Beau. Misanhas to say: "but tall Myt
wife had pvary aymptom of eon-Imp
tlou. She tOQLDf Kings New Dis»
cattery after are also had ratt-
ed. immune“ one It once and
10“? W” noting cured Ier.” 0m
W. W
Price 50c scum kitties (’00.:
0!th
7%ITA ‘ YORK.
FIATIINITY.
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The Simplicity deonport Sofa Bed.
2 Thai is the name of a new combination Davenport
and Bed At firs sight you think. “What anc chgant Dav-
enport." The broad deep seat and high back are of Ver-
ona. tufted and easy with many springs. The "frame is in
Mahorlanv finish and very handsome. Just at a touch this
Davenport can be converted into a wide comfortable Bed.
The arrangement is exceedingly simple and the advan—
tages of sluch an article are apparent. There Is a capacious
box underneath for holding pillows or bedding Come“ In.
we want you to see It.
Special in Couches. For a few days we offer a limited
number of handsome Verona covered Couches. a style
and quality priced at $20.00 for $I5.oo.
Oramplan Suiilnas.
Distinctive style is the first characteristic of this pop-
ular Suiting. It is rough in appearance but soft to the
touch. The color is in the groundwork and half a dozen
different shades are represented. A knotted weave of white
yarns covers the surface and the effect is novel and very
Inodish. An exhibit is in the window north of the Main
St. entrance. '
Stripes 46 inches wide. $1.25. 3
Checks 46 inches wide. $1.50.
from: for Man.
Working Shirts of Outing Flannel mode with collars.
a regular 50 ct. value. to close out at 29 cts. each.
Fine Cheviot and Madras Shirts with collars. attach-
ed. 50 cts.
The "Monarch" Negligc Shirt. regular $I.oo value.
59 cts.
A fine lot of “Batwing” Neckties. all silk. that were
25 ctr... to close out at I5 cts. for :5 cts.
la 1’!
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New In Ribbons.
Fancy Printed Warps for waist girdles and sashes
are in great variety. Satin Tafl’ctas are in all grades from
the popular priced to the finest and most exclusive goods.
New and dainty thing‘s for girdles are the Black Sat-
ins. 5 inches wide with embroidered gold motifs. also com-
binations in Persian efiects for waist and neck.
Our stock of Black Ribbons is unsurpassed.
$3.1). M. READG’
“it?
'biobiw
in f sY
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which Iii. has
in use for over 30 years, has home the signature of
.- uud has been made under his per-
“ dental-supervision since its Infancy.
t ‘ Allow no one toilet-elves you in this.
All Counter-fetid, III-Iranians and “Joshua-good” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Childreu-flxperiencc against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Onshorla is a hunting ,cubstltuto for Castor Oil, Paro-
gorie. Drops and Wfilng Syrups. It is Pleasant. it
contains neither Opium. Morphine “or other narcotic
substance; Its ago in Its guarantee. If. destroys Worms
and alloys Fever-Ishtar". It cures Dial-rhino and Wind
Collin, It rollovpti '1‘ lug Troubles. cures Constipation
and Ministry. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and novels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The children's We Mother's Friend.
canning CASTQRIA ALwavs
‘./ M ‘0. Wm" 3‘ F.-
Tilli Kind Yttll Halo than Bought
, fig-“090.50? 9'9" 301 “m' " ' ‘
A COURSE AT
and ram: SCHOOL
, “iii. will” you. 2
Times ara mg {or the educated.
sandman signal-“airman”. Manon:
appig’to us for sinuograpbors. cohort amuniants. m competent lots- 1"
grap rs. ..
_ We FllLPoattiona All One In lowland.
Not can young man or young mm Combined Graduate out of work .
at. present We hare- 9 or 3 good positions now to tilt but have not the '
people. (let in linen“ prepare for a [maniac in our Day or ~
tflehoalaa _. . . .
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Norwalk Chronicler