notice discus other a...
thggch f fifty is a Vary dif-
,nhn Schism;
session: was taken to Foughkeepsiem
uni lines so
but . Mrs. Burners will go to
Springfield, where all her furniture is,
. and who‘re she“ has tutu small children.
" '1‘, She says that she is able to make an”
I7 linolptly and thoroughly
on food because blood.
ssue and every other
, of the body are entirely
in of digestion. and no medi.
health" food can possibly ere
odd or restore shaky nerves.
oak stomach is rep enlahlng
sous wear and tear of the body
is of fermenting halidiseuu
tomaob itself wants help
ou‘ud about way, either; it
t,’ unmistakable assistance,
given by one or two Btu:
psia Tablets after each
blots cure stomach trouble
th’ 1- use gives the stomach it
rest and recuperate; one of
, yspepsia Tablets contains
elements sufficient to digest
_ ins of Mordinaiy food such as
on meat, es 8. etc.
T11 'of d eting is simply anoth-
name for starvation, and the use
’ reputed foods and new tangled
reakfabt foods simply makes matters
rue, as any dyspeptic who has tried
hem knows.
A: Dr. Bennett says, the only reason
can imagine why Stuart’s Dyspepsia
Tablets are not universally used by
verybody who is troubled in any way
, th poor digestion is because many
people seem to think that because a
. medicine is advertised or is sold in
'drug' stores or is protected by a trade
ark must be a hunibug. whereas its
matter of truth any drugglst who .
observant knows that Stuart's Dyspep
'Iia Tablets have cured more people
.,of indigestion, heart burn, heart trou
nerVous prostratlon and run down
nditioh generally than all the pat-
Ont medicines and doctors pvcscrip-
‘tions for stomach trouble combined
. COUGHS AND COLDS.
All coughs, colds and pulmonary
complaints that are curable are quick-
. ly cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
Clears the phlegm, drawn out inflam-
‘ motion and heals and soothes the of
factor} parts, strengthens the lungs,
wards oi! pneumonia. Harmless and
pleasant to take. Sold by The Clif-
tom 1' amacy.
it... 0 United slink Building.
: . but at y ices far below.
is NORTIjI MAIN ST.
‘ i- 4‘ Fraud Books (or Odell) was turned
\
Springfield, and will be‘shippedto tho
LOOK 1N0 OVER
- the entire field of science nowhere has there been such progress as in Sci
Once of Optics and the fitting of glue see.
in a measure, to the fact that we embrace every meritorious idea We can
i: atantly seek to originate new methods of excellence that will in any way
aid on in the practice of Fitting Glasses. '
Rosita a. HOYT. Renaming Optician.
.miai Appointments It convenieri co of patron.
‘ Dillon hours. I. 11:45. "'45. 8: 00. Saturday evenings 7—D.
Parlor Furniture.
,Wc display at all times the choicest and most extensive line of
, Parlor Furniture in the Twin Cities. All of our Suits have a dignity
I , of appearance and richness of finish that exemplify the highest type
of furniture making today Some time when convenient take a stroll
through our mammoth show rooms. We will be pleased to show you
' our entire display, which we think will compare most favorably with
« any of the stores in Fairfield County in point of variety and quality.
mint-“~17“
5.J. :ollmsdtCa.
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
- using of our Lehlgh Coal. Loss dirt
honest “living for herbal f
over to. the authorities at Brewstors.
N. Y.. last Saturday. The wife, of the
latter was also taken into custody.
Odell appears to be the worst of the
two siteri‘ail, for after Brewster's set
through ‘with him he will he wanted
in Poirshkcepsle and in New Jersey.
M Mrs. isomers took one of the horses
to Auctioneer EIWood, Wand repress-u
ting that it was here, asked him to
sell it for her. The Brewsters author
ities claim to have evidence to
vict the woman of, being with (liar
husband when he was off making raids
on the stables of the country.
Three horses and some wagons ar
rived in this city last night from
proper dostinatioa as soon snort-ange-
mentsg‘can be made. Last. Saturday
there were about a dozen owners of
missing horses in the city looking up
the records of Bowers and Hooks-0-
dell. The evidence against the two
home thieves is accumulating every
day. It turns' out that one of the.gang
stole a horse from the H. O. Carsinsen
livery? stable.
. Story Told By Semen.
Some of the thieves are desperate
characters. John Beware, the alleged
horsedhicf whom Policeman Nevins
detained in Stamford a. week or tw»
ago, and who has since fallen into
the hands of the Bridgeport police, had
a 32 calibre revolver, fully loaded. lie
was not searched at police headquar-
ters, and managed to conceal the re
volver when left alone momentarily.
It was found on the top of a closet. nf
tor he was released. Since his arrest,
he told Superintendent Birmingham
this tale:
"One night I was going through
Greenwich with another man, A
Greenwich police officer stopped us
and asked us a lot of questions. We
told him we were gioug to Nor walk
He did not appear to be satisfied with
our story All the time i had a revel
ver in my hand, concealed beneath my
coat. Suddenly the officer advanced
towards us. As he did so, my friend
flashed a lantern into his face and 1
pointed my revolv or at him We badoo
him good night and drove off unmo-
looted."
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del.. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one Bil
cont bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. If. Plaisted, I". H. Bax
m- and tho Clifford Pharmacy. u
0dr success in this line is due.
South Norwalk. Gone
1
SOUTH NORWALK.
No Call Your Attention
To the advantages offered in tin
less dust. more comfort, more sntis
faction, more heat to the bucketfull
more economy to the ion than any coa‘
sold. Gives satisfaction because 11‘:
satisfactory coal. Try it once. You'll
see the advantage of using it always
No Trading Stamps. Remember yet
get value in Cool.
ll HERSlifiElD d SON.
122 will» Ctr-«i, Tel. 230-73.
74 euvlew Ave" Tel. 97—6
Wood direct, Tel. 20M.
John T. Hayes, 5 Main an. Norwslit.
Public Market, 32 So. Main at. so. Nor
3"me
midi“.
Edvard r. WWI.
. the is"... “1.....-
‘th of, and who has been caught in
whammy with the anode in his pos-
When a physician bills 11 woman,1ruf-
ferlng from ovarian or womb trouble.
that an operation ‘is necessary it. of
course, frightens her.
The very thought of the operating
table and the knife strikes. terror to
her heart. As one woman expressed
it, when told by her physician that she
must undergo an o ration. she felt.
that. her death knell ad sounded.
Our hospitals are full of women
who are there for ovarian or womb
operational
It is quite true that these troubles
mav reach a stage where. an operation
is the only resource but such cases are
much rarer than is generally supposed.
because a great many ivomen have
been cured by Lydia E. Pinkhnm‘ s
hggotable Compound after the doctors
said an operation must be per-
formed. In feet. up to the point where
the knife mustbo used in secure instant
relief. this medicine is certain to help.
The strongest and most grateful
statements possible to make come from
women “ho, by taking Lydia E. Pink-
ham' 8 Vegetable Compound, have
escaped serious operations
Margrlto Ryan. Treasurer of St Ans
drew’s Society, Hotel English. Indian-
upolis, Ind. .writesof lroroimiasioiloos:
Deer Mrs. Pinkham ~
“ I cannot find words to e rest my thanks
for the good Lydia E. Pink om ’s V c stable
Compound did me. The doctor said could
nugget well unless I had an operation for
an and female trouble: I knew I could
not. stand the strain of an operation and made
Two Grateful Letters, from Wol on Who-5w y idol
Serious gmrationamm'
up my mind I would be an invalid for life
“Women sails
lum‘m» ‘
Hearing bliw Lydia Fl. Finklinm‘s vegetable
Oomxmumi had saved other women from
serious ppel tions I decided to fr it, and in
less than flur months I wile out rely cured:
and wordsl all to express my thankfulness.‘
Miss Margret. Mcrkloy of 275 3d
Street. Milwaukee. Wis“ writes.
Doubtful ':inltbam«-
"Loss oi strength. extreme nervousness
severe she iug paths through the psiVIo
0 us, cramps, beating down pains and
ex is 14 rltatiou compelled me to mix
medical a vice. The doctor, after making
an examlni tlon, said that Iliad ovarian trou'»
bio and did ration, and advised on operation
as my onlyl hope. To this I strongly ob acted
«and I dal idetiesa lest. mart to try ydia
E. Pinkhnl' 3 Vegetable Compound.
“ To my leunn'lse the ulceration heeled, all
the bad syitirtoms disappeared. and I am once
more strong, ti crane and Well; and I can-
‘not exprns my banks for what it has done
for me.”
Otnrian and womb troubles are
steadily on the increase among women
—-and bolfore submitting to an opera-
tion ever-ll woman should try Lt din E.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. and
write Mire Pinithnm at. Lynn. Mass.
for advice.
l‘or tlriitv years Imdia E. Plnklinm s
\‘egetablb Compound has been curing
the. worst forms of {corals complaints
nil ovarian troubles. inflammation ul
coruiion. failing and displacement of
the womb icueorrbrnn. irregularities
indigestltbn and nervous prosiraiion
Any woollen who could read the many
grateful letters on file in Mrs. Pink-
ham' s ofllcc would beconviuccd of the
efficiency} of her advice and Lydia E.
Pinkhamls Vegetable Compound
Ask Ira. Helium's Advice—A Items Best understands a lion‘s-'3 lilo.
NO OYSTER FAMINE.
New Haven Growers Have Appliances
For the ice.
It is unlikely that there will be any
oyster famine in New Haven on ac
count of the ice over the oyster
grounds. The growers there have
heavy tugs which have “thus far been
able to combat the ice successfully.
The growers in Narragansett Bay.
Rhodo Island, have been compelled tel
suspend operations, and a famine there.
is feared if low temperature is contiuv
ued. Only a few small beds have been
operated in Illrodo Island recently
GOVERNIOR AT SOLDIERB' HOME.
About Fllfty Veterans of Civil War
From New Haven in institution.
Governor Roberts and his staff paid
an officiill visit to the Soldiers‘ Home
in Norotlon. Friday. The party was
on its Will) from the Old Guard ball in
Now iorlk and stopped off at Norotou
to visit the institution, as the. statutes
require irlliill. be done annually.
They lound the home in excellent
condition and the veterans well and
happy. I '01 a word of discontent was
expressed by any of the 572 inmates
and tho uovurnor and party spoke to a
...—..._..L
~10 MORE STOMACH TROUBLES.
All stomach trouble is removed by
the use of Kodol Dyspepsia Curt. it
gives the stomach perfect rest by (if
resting what you out without the stem
rch‘s ”aid. The food builds up the
body, the rest restores the stomach to
health. You don’t have to diet your-
self when taking Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. .1. D. Erskine, of Allenvlllu.
Mich., says, "i suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
sister-irr'luw has had the same trouble
and was not able to eat for six weeks.
She lived entirely on warm water. At
ter taking two bottles of Kodol Dys
pepsin Cure she was entirely cured.
She now eats heartily and is in good
health. i am glad to say Kodol gave
me instant relief.” Sold by The Clif
ford Pharmacy. *
Cures a Cold in One Night.
Kills the Caiarrir Microbe and
0pm mama: You“. and Minus
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. ~ 251"
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 5i
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulceratad Toncils.
Only Punitive Cure for Quick Consuls lion. .
large number of the old soldiers. They
were unanimous in declaring the home
an excel cul one and well conducted.
The governor made a brief address
to them. There are nearly o0 veterans
of the (iivil War in the 4 institution
uhoso place of residence wars in New
Haven. The superintendent, James
Coo. was appointed‘to this position
from New Haven.
. W“.-
SPEEDY RELIEF.
. his grandfather.0 .
‘ Whitney‘aveuue, NewM haven.
. Th a young. man' a death is one of F0-
‘ . sonar“: silliness because or his can i i"
of \fllilt
Carl??? excused Poms awry.”
n e t e
u of Charon Mif‘m as i
Saturday nluminso at the residence of
Shepprd, ‘Illil‘
promise and the prominence in
fulfilllos of his stand create
the ways of liartfori and' M
aid. the general superintendent 0
New York. New Maven and ii
rallrbaii
‘i’ouns Mr. Way was 16 Wes. “all.
and has been attending the titanium
Military Acwei 1y in Vi rgi a: life on
home for his ho iday vacation and com»
plalncd of pain in his Bipmdcli Christ‘-
mas day lie was taken to the hospital
where Dr. Gambit performed; the ‘o r‘;
atlas of laporotomy. ‘
.1
Res pent
moved to the residence of his grand-
father, Mr. Shepard. He was taken
worse two or three days ago and pass
ed away 'about 9 o’clock Saturday
morning. The cause of his death w as
priinouncod to be caiarrh of the stoni-
acr
Arrangements for the funeral had
not been made Saturdav afternoon. in-
tcrrneni. will be in Hartford, where his
father's family has resided for many
years His mother was before her
marriage Miss ldyl Shepard.
Young Mr. Way displayed traits of
brililarrcy during‘his early childhood,
one of his feats being to write a two
volume history of North America and
copy it off on the ty powritor. ’I‘ho boob
has been bound.
~Dyspepsia-bano 0t human exis-
tence. Burdock Blood Bitters cures
it, promptly. pormatrentlyr Regulates
and tones the stomach. ‘
CHARGES PACKERS WITH 8A0
FAITH
CHICAGO, Jun. 30.-In his first olh~
cinl statement since the settlement of
the great stock yards strike here, Mi-
cheal Donnoily. of the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters‘ and Butchers' Workrucn
has attacked the packers on the
grounds of bad faith. Violations of
the settlement agreement, discrimina.
tion against unlon‘ men, and attempts
to dethrono Donnelly from control
are. niuong the charges registered.
President Dnnnclly asserts that wages
have been reduced arbitrarily and that
additional hardships have been impos.
ed. upon the union employee. He also
refers to a bribe offered from one of
the packing companies with the com-
ment that he is prepared to furnish
proof,
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo» Quinine Tablets.
All drugglsts refund the money if it
fails to cure. E W Grovo‘s signature
is on each box. 25c.
PLAINVILLE LOSES A PASTOR.
PMINVILLE, Conn, Jan. 30.—-—Rev.
E. C Clark. pastor of the Plainville
Congregational church. has accepted a
call to the First Congregational church
in Minneapolis. Minn, and will assume
his duties there about July. Rev. Mr.
Clark'banded in his resignation as pas.
tor of the I‘laluvlllo chuch yesterday
morning. and it was read to the con-
gregation. 11o has been here sine.
1900. ' .
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
lilo lilnii in lieu Always Bough
Bears the
Signature of
COTTON MILLS REDUCE WAGES
A. AIN
G 0
FALL RIVER, Mass. Jan. 30.~A
mg, per cent. reduction in wages
A cable that heals without a scar
is Derltt's Witch iiazel Salve. No
remedy efforts such speedy relief.
draws oit lnlllainmntiou. soothes, cools
and heals all cuts. burns and bruises.
A sure (lure for Piles and skin diseas-
es. Ditt‘iit’s is the only genuine
Witch Floral Salve Beware of coun-
tor-felts ithey are dangerous Sold by
Tim rillllfnvd 'Pbavmnr‘v “'
BRAZILIAN BA. M
Tami. BOTTLE 25c.
ItL
ton Mills today and there was on re-
sisianm on the. part of the operatives.
Tho, Connulcul. Mill employs 275 hands.
it. did not announce a reduction in
“insert until the recent strike was set-
t e .
I sooner or later pride tumbles out
of the balloon.
Cures In One Month.
nearing.
Cures Hay Fever or Money iieiunded 500 - $1.00
no .
artfo‘rd
his
weeks in the hospital and their was re ‘
want into effect at the Conauicut Cot- .
i
Ladies Sateen warm.
ladles' Check Walsts,
Ladlea' Flannel Waists,
Ladies’
84 WASHINGTON ST"
I Bambi «has, 15::
An Important Rug Offer.
, We have a certain number of Rugs that a... what man-
ufacturcrs term “dropped patterns"; that is, the designs.
are no longer used or the rugs woven. This of course means
a broken assortment for us and these rugs will be sold at
much less than regular price.
Wilton Rugs, 9 x 12,
Ardsliau Rugs, 8.3 x 10.6,
Body Brussels Rugs, 8.3 x 1.06,
very desirable,
$29 75
$23.59.
$13?- 90.
To get a good idea of the value of this offer the Rugs
should be seen.
'1 ltcreiorc anyone thinking of lemmas.
lug would do well to make a personal inspection.
Black Silk Drop Skirts.
No article" in a woman’ s wardrobe is of more practical
service than 3 Silk Drop Skirt.
_ It can be made for use
\v1lh several dresses, thereby saving much expense.
At-
tention is called to a reduction sale in our Skirt Section
which ofl‘er‘s fine values.
Best Taffeta. Drop Skirts.
Were $5.00, new $3.98.
$6 50, now $4. 98.
$7 50, now $598. ,
Our sale of Colored Taffeta Petticoats has attracted
many bu) crs.
It is still in progress.
Skirts worth $6.50 and'$7.oo are selling at $4.98,
sale of Summer Dress Linens.
These last few days before imcntory will be devoted
to clearing away the stock of Linens at the hash Dress
Goods Section.
The best Linen bargains cvcr offered, plain
colors. cream and natural, at the WI) time uomcn \‘i ant to
do the spring and summer sewing.
Scotch Linens, regularly 19 and 25c, at
Linen Crash Sailings, natural colors, 364mb,
Linen Suitings, 27 inches,
Donegal Linen, chambray weave, worth 400,
Black Linens, 50 and 75c values.
Linen Voile, all colors, worth 35c,
15c.
25c.
izygc.
19c.
25c.
19c.
The D. M. Read 9...
Bodies SIWII \Iila'tsts
AC THE SEACON ADVANCES WE MUST MAKE READY FOR THE
SPRING BY CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK.
SPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN:
FOR THIS WEEK'S
SSadieS‘ Shirt \IDsItste.
76c wore 01.00.
will) were $1.60.
751: were 81.00.
Flannel Wallis.
$1.00 were $1.50.
Lsdles' Flannel Waisls.
$1.49 were $2.00.
Ledles' Mohair waists,
75o were $1.00.
Ladles' Mohair Walsts,
$1.00 were $1.50.
Ladies'b Mohair mum.
81.49 were $2.00.
OTHER WAIST! AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONC.
A FEW MORE PlECEB OF FUR LEFT
PRICES.
AT .THIE MARKED DOWN
WW
A. ' DICKERMAN'81 50 ~
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone 343a all.
Lard. lions itll' the Floor instead of
(in Hip
THE 'i‘iiimt
New Days.
“I'll." as. several mum in this.
howls am
they can in a
trouble m when
alwaisiill
Mandel
you many“ “it
will»: willie I am, I!“
has cut to ill I «Milt m. and my
be almost useless in your new him-l
299?.
j We have com
mm in Tapestry“?!
deal» or Credit.
'th and Mia»
JAMIE
Norwalk Chronicler