If;
l
. c
hu buggery and do»
i tillers oi patent.
seem to think h
clientele but lien '11qu
I8
, ‘ tip estimates the recolp
0hr:
distillate Treasurer Gellup's as
‘ mate of expenditures for tho ilscal 15
Mr Multiples July 1. 1906. show that, .
unless some‘ cuts are made somewheri
both ends will not meet. The cuts will
7 are to be pretty deep. loo Expos
‘dltur‘éa are estimated at 3?. 907 i352
. with mIsoIrne departments p 4 ”yet i1 aI ‘
mllli It
r, “Ill
. at 30.034.
000. The receipts are thus Sill, 000 .000
NM
Most o the increase nine in it few
ll)
. .Dyspepsls Tablets
_ ‘ refrained from making.
“iii! be eprescnte
‘ his most
They mulls but
slid”. and that. is, that for
Imam stomach iron I
art‘s no sin. Tablets
hi ”cure; ngy go no further
by main or woman suf~
to di digestion. chronic oI
gyms: wiI‘o Will give the
3111 ly sustain
‘ t is a modern discovery, compound
of hormone vegetable ingredients. so
ceptabie to the weakest or most dell-
ate stomach its greet success in
during s‘tornach t1 oublcs is 'due to the
act. that the medicinal proper ‘ies are
such that it will digest whatever
wholesome fond is taken into the stem
oh no matter whether the stomach is
in item! working order or not. it
feels the overworked organ and re-
plenishes the body, the blood, the
srves, creating a healthy appetite,
, lug refreshing sleep and the bless-
on which always accompany a good
I. digestion and proper assimilation 01
good
_ in using Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
,rm dieting is required. Simply cut
plenty of wholesome food and take
these Tablets at such meal thus asl-
8istlnx and routing the stomach which
rapidly regains its pr'opci digestive
power, when the Tablets will be no
longer required
Nervous DI spepsia is simply a condi-
tion in which some portion or portions
of the nervous system are not properly
nourished. Good digestion invigor-
ates the nervous system and every
organ in the body
Stuart' 3 Dyspepsia Tablets are sold‘
by all drugglsts at 50 cents per pitch
age.
NORCOTT~LlNOOLN.
Boston Man Weds Well-Known Nor.
walk Young Lady.
Miss Florence Ada Lincoln, daugin
roposodf‘public worn oi considerable
I Iiusgullude. The estimated expend.
tures of the srmory commis‘ision or:
$600, 000; Norwich insane Hospital
8545 000; state roformetory.‘ 3440. 500
Then the highway commission wunts
$150, 000 more than in 1003 the Con-
necticut Hospital for the insane al-
most. an oven hundred thousand more,
the Connecticut lIIdustIlal School for
Girls $15, 000 more. and tho comptrol
lor. {01 printing and circulating public
documents. $40,000 more I
Cmtsidorshle oi the increase comes
in 111 items for educational and char
itublo‘ purposes among which the 111qu
of the sham items for lusnn- asylum:
I rotorinelory and schools could be in
cludetl. .The Children's Aid Socl t)
for the outs of lnc‘ut’bm lo wants $8.3m
extra: blind, 33, 500; iuIbocilcs. $7. 000;
shcophreeders’ association. $000;
Dair'yzuen'a Asoclation, $1. 000: Goo
logic 1 and Nutursl History Society,
33. 000 In the state board at educn
lion‘s estimate $1, 015 .000 is asked for
common schools This is $30 600 more.
than was Appropriation in 1003. 801 .
‘ evening schools an increase of $5. 000
as salted: (or normal schools, $40 000
more, and for public libraries, a $2,000
increase. An increase of $10, 000 f01
the running expense of the Connect
icut Agricultural College is asked, and
an appropriation of $65,000 for a new
dormitory.
The state secretary wants $2.450 cit.
fro, the treasurer, $400. the comptroi
ler about 83.000. the state llbrarlaI
about the same, and so on through
the various counnissions nnd judge.
and courts and county conunissioncrs
Among the larger items in the csti
main are these: Printing and circu»
letting public lows and documents
$150,000: stole Capitol and grounds
$ll0.000; salaries uud expenses 01
iudgen 32102000 salaries of slIcrlils
88-.l000 normal schools, 5100 000 cu. t.’
of slate urImoIies. $-.l0 000: ugrlr IIlIIIrII
experiment sluiiuu $220 000 roads $000
001): state prison. 380.000; stoic policc
. $50000; board of inmates of juils one
i county homes. over $300,000.
GRAVE TROUBLE FORESEEN.
it needs but little foresight to tell
that when your stomach and liver are
'
1031050006110
Charmin. is a harmless subs
and alloys li‘everisirness It
and Flntuicncy.
b
has bowie the «more or
Llicilhcld. i
titan been made two his pet- to,§f’"l”””“’” CI 0 MWI ”1 M“
will“ WWWIOH Slime TIensurcr~Orrln Gilbert of Middle
Mow no one to deceive yo i town.
‘ nutritious and “Just-ns-good’ tire but
‘ that trifle with and endanger ih ‘
hint)“ and (illndreni-lll'xpericuce «Must E perimcut.
What is CASTORIA
Ironic, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It: is Picnsnui. It;
contains neither opium. Morphine nor other“ Narcotic
substance. . Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
Colic. It relieves Teethmg Troubles, curds Constipation
It asshuilntos the Food. regulates the
Simuuch and Bowols. giving healthy and nnturalsiecp.
The Children’s PWTho Mother’s Friend.
csnums CASTORIA ALWAYS
Beers the Signature of
The Klilil You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
m “mun com-AI". on man" unlit. now noun om.
HARTFORD. Foil, 0.?»
session of the Connecticut 0
ul Society was largely devoted to It
discussion of the San Jose scale and
. the best. method getting rid of the
pest A resolution was adopted uusn
‘ imously indorsinv; the work of tho
' Connecticut Agricultural College. The
following officers were elected:
b President—J. C. Eddy oi liiust. Sims-
ury y.-
Vice president—ml. ll Putnam, of
The following county viée.prtasldIIIIts
were selected: Hartford county—«A.
C lunis. Berlin; New Haven county»-
.l. it Burners, Ynlosvllle; Fairilcld
county-8tcphvn Hoyt. New Canaan:
Litchfleld (II'DUIItwalIuIlos L Gold.
West Cornwall; Middlcscx county»—
iii Cbmlcn Lyman. Mlddletown', New
London county—«W S Thomss,010-
ton; Windham c0unly~liL B Bucli,
Ecstfmd; 'l‘ollnud county—withdraw
Klugsbury, Rockvillc. I
titute for Castor oil, Peron
“Coughs and colds. down lo the
von boIdIIrlnnd of consumption. yield
to the soothing lIcullIIg influences of
DI. Woods wauy Pine Syrup
RETIRED LIST NOT FOR HAWLEY.
m
cures Diarrhwu and Wind
Congressman Hull Says No Such Bill
Can Pass His Committee.
WASHiNG’l‘ON. Fob. 3,-Senstor
Plait yesterday presented in the son-
atc tho resolution of the Connecticut
ioglslnturc, urging congress to place
Senator Hun-icy on the retired list of
thtI army. Senator Plait introduced
this measure in deference to the wish.
on of thr,I legislature. but no bill has
as yet been prepared to make the roll
oluiion effective and it in very doubt
ful it such It measure could puss cou-
gross
Representative iiull, of the house
coIIImltIIIc on military affairs has
been upptout bod rclulite to such It bill
and has ompbnllcnily dcclmcd tbut
the bill cannot push his comIIIltteo lie
states tbni IIIIIIIIIIous similar ones are
bIIi'orII his committee, and all have
been laid aside without. action. This
has hocu'douc in view of the severe
BREE NAMED [OR AUDlTOR.
Sen. McGann Lands His Candidate
and Donovan' 3 Man Gets But One
Vote in Committee.
liAli'l‘iI‘Oiil) Fob b_:i~ Scnuim luIIIIIII
E \iIGuIIII. of NIIII lluwu “lill the
finesse oi the polititlun. put n quiclus
m Scuulor Dnuotun of South Nor
vnlk vnstcxtluv uhcn llQ bIoIIglIl
Iboul the rcuomlnutlou ol‘ FOl‘lili‘i‘ SIIIII
ter of Mrs. L. L. Lincoln. of 8 Weill budly affected. gruvc trouble. is alIoItd
avenue and u well- known former I'Irh- unless you take the proper modlcinc
i ident of Norwalk. was IIIuIIicd toil‘or your disease. as Mrs. John A.
Harry W. Norcolt of Boston. Monan‘. Youug, of Clay, N. Y.. did. Silo sul’ui
January 16 The IeIcquuy “us per “i had IIIIIII-nlgiu of me liver and stem
formed in New York by llcv. Mr. lI‘Illg liClI, my heart was weakened, and l
ler. . I could not. out. i IvnI-I \‘f'l'y bntl for 1'
Mr. and Mrs. Norcott are enjoying long time. but in Electric iiittcrs. l
the honeymoon in Boston. but. on iI‘clI- found just what i ilt‘fltlf‘i‘l. for tho)-
rusry 12 will leave for California, quhhiyrolimod11nd ctIIIIIlinc.” Busi
where they will remnlu until June medicine for weak women Sold tIII
it. is probable that their pcrnmncni tier guarantee by F. ii 321x031, at 5m
home will be in Boston. a bottle ‘"
nor .iIIIIIcs ll. Brut, of New Haven, III:
IluiII uIIIliinr.
liliclIuIIi licIII'IIIly of Stamford. III:
lsIIIIl SrIIuiIII MIUIIIIII .II doing llll‘
Oi}
(lilil‘gi‘ W Bouudlnl, oi \outh NIII
Vitiit. “ho had the IlIIIIImruliI rout-III:
millinuliml. got 0110 vote only.
'l‘lII.I I'IIIIIIpISlIIlIIIIIui'wlll date from
filly i. and will be {or {our yours. 'l‘lI
:ompcusuliou is $10 II My while :Ictuul
ly IIIIIplIIvIIIl
Senator ilulloy oi ilIIiiIIIl one up-
minted as the ll‘lmlllltllll iuI‘ImlltII ol‘
the bout Ii oi‘ uutlltms III Sill‘(l"l’tl lust
,Ir 1). Phelps, of Vernon. TlIc rtIuoIIIl
nation will be made by tho I‘tlllllllliii“
ill illlillli‘II uud Mr ilIIIII'I I Icuppnlul
hunt and thc uppolulIIIcut of Sonuini‘
iIIilIIy is IIIIsIIIIIIi.
The \'0itI oi" llli‘ IIIIIIIIIIlIIIIo on iluuuw'
LOOKING OVER
the entire field of science, nowhere has there been such progress as in SW
once of Optics and the fitting of glasses. Our success in this line is due
in a measure. to the fact that We embrace every meritorious idea. We on»
stantly seek to originate new methods of excellence that will in any we
aid us in the practice of Fitting Glasses.
HOMER B. H071. Refraction Optician.
‘ Wus: littllvy 0; l.. .l. Knricr. of Wind-
Room 9 ”Mt“ 3“" Building. “in" Noml'x. °°' hum, -l and lmsior .i. l‘lIIIlps. or VIII-u
Spool” Appointments at convenience of patron. non i
”one. hours. B. 11:46.1"45. 6: 00. asturdsy evenings 7—D.
llIIIII. ll: tiIImgI W. lloucdlci. oiNoI
milk. 1: ’1". ll Brodclich,or1\'cu Lon
don, l.
I
Parlor Furtntnre
We display at all times the choicest and most extensive line at
SPEEDY RELIEF.
A naive that. heals without o sIIur
is DIIWiit‘s Witch iluzol Suite. No
remedy effects such speedy roller. it
draws out inillummnliou. soothes, cools
and heals nil cuts. burns and bruises.
A surc cure for Film; and skin discus
Parlor Furniture in the Twin Cities. All of our Suits have a dignity 88. Df’Wlll'li l8 1110 only genuine
. . . - ‘ Witch lluzoi Salvo. Bowurc of coun-
oi appearance and rIclIncss of finish that exemplify the highest type mm“. “W m. Munro“... Sum by
lid
of furniture making today Some time when convenient take a stroll The Cllflord lernmcy.
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 Fairficld County in .point of variety and quality.
but at p ices far below.
iiiunv ll hub tires of listening to I.
wnggln’ tongue.
9
”mu-MW
A J. Callinsarw.
Funeral Director and Embsimcr.
"NORTH MAIN ST SOUTH NORWALK.
We Cell Your Attention
To iliti advantages offered in lbs
using or our mulch (foul. boss dirt.
lIIIIII IlIml. more comfort, more nulls:
faction. more bout to the buultolfull.
more economy to tin; ton than any cool
sold. (lives culmination because it's
sutisfuclcry coul. Try it coco. You’ll
use the advantage of using it always.
No Trading iltsmps, Remember you
not value in Cool.
ii. HERSlifIElD d SON.
122 Water Strut. Tel. 230-44.
74 suvlnw AvIII. Tel. 07-4.
Wood Street. Tel. 20M.
John 1‘. Hayes. 5 Mom at” Norwslk.
Public Market. 32 8o. Main It. 8o. Nor.
Iniunuuuuuumu
Cures a Cold in One Night.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcers
Kills ills Catarrh Microbe and
owns Ire-thin. Plum and Mom
Sll l
‘ , , . , ' m slim ill
Willi ll dilllll Gilli] Elllllllllii Pill. mmfit
Me m In.
m s boll.
moi": more so... use 3'. WW
II «In- com , V‘ , ,7
mm“...allfififigéwwgfiitfififialvyfififll *°‘ $.15“ 35,. :- m” Groom-"I
it. army”
in «mfiv
M
our can no (Billiard rummr A. not
Is. to With street; sinus
“I
III, to
M
MCWN
out; mu.
lw...
BRAZILIAN BALM “3‘
TRIAL BOTTLE 256.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. ~ 250-.
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worsltiroup in a Few Minutes.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refunded. 500 - $l.00
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Aethms.
NM 0”! IAHIWD IN on
womsmmmmmgmmmrmutm.
toluotdllrlpoutoiiiiuystom.rssiorimiilovigor «youth.
mm. Miiuamnfiflmmolmhilm Mumps
idiom Winn-ism. lilieiitspsinoilnumor
956. 500
Q Q9211 a“! libertine
criticism of the notion of congress in
l oANIsH vvssr moles MoNEv IIII-I Boulclle ('illlt‘. it was then declar-
} "i‘. 'l‘ll(.,)M.\S l) W. l.. lI‘Ib. fi.~~ . ed on the floor of the house that 110
:Tlli‘ new Danish \\'II.~Il lIItliIIu Notional ! mow bills of lllls Ilullllt‘ (Ollld EU
Hunk \llis IIIIII IIIIIi lll‘ 1c today. Slmul l llIIutlEzll
i lousnuuiy ilIII IIII \\ IIIIIIIciuIy sysltm ”fl
l lill‘ Danish “out lIIIliIIII wcnl into IIi- TO CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
I'm-.t I‘IIIIIIII ililil lllllll‘ {1 action sly] 3 Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets
cd byls. ropluvlng the prIsIIIII (lollitlr: I All drugglsts refund the money if it
iuud cools t‘illl't‘lit}. fails to cure. E W Groves signature
--- ~-— .. is on each box. 25c.
iuo MORE sromAcu TROUBLES.;
i All stomach tquble is removed byl WiSH CEMETERY LAND CON'
itbo use of liodol Dyspepsia Curl. ill DEMNED.
.gllfltl the sttuunth perfect rest by Iii-l MIDDLETOWN, Fell. 3.-—~A bill has
I cesium uhul \uu out \Illhoul the stem. bot-n Illuwu up by tounsol ior lilo city
luclI‘ 3 old The food builds up the to be In seemed to tho ticuernl Aascm.
”body the rust rcsltires ilit.‘ stomach III Nov and wIlIiIh in effect asks uuihol‘il)
{health lou doIIt. how to diet yI-oIII {01 the city to condemn loud now used
‘scli when mung 1(IIIlol Dyspepsia for ucomciort so that the city can or
Cure. .1. D Elslfinn nf Allcnvillo . Inugo with the New York, New i-inv-
.\llCll. nave “lsuflr'ued ilcnrthurn nnd ‘IIn and Hartford iiullroud Company
Stomach lmublo for some time My for. it Hrlm‘allim 0f lmi‘kfi l1cre.'l‘hs
sister- in- law has bud ilIII same trouble IIIaIIor of imprm mount of the rullrond
land “as not nine to out to: six weeks. tucilllics on the Air Line division ut
She lived cntin-ly on mum water Af- lllIls place was explained by l’rosldeni.
tor taking iwu boil ics of Kodoi Dys- Mellon at a conference with a com
‘pIIpslII Cum. 3th “as oniltcly cured. mitten representing tlIc city inst Oc-
She now rnis bcmliiy and is in good tolIIII- Thom has been no recent. con-
lmulth. l 11111 slIIIl to Buy iiodol gave i’IIrIIIII-o and the mutter of condemna-
, mu iIIsluIIt Iclitfi ' Sold by The Cili- 'ilou or the t-‘IIIIItIton land has not been
.iord Pharmacy. "{liuoughi bofoic the cltv council this
ytur: TlIII IIIIItlIII was not tho sub
RECENT ARRIVALS or— VESSELS jml of u on IIfIIrIIuco bIItchIn llIII lmnl
i BOSTON. Fill, .‘i.-— .“lIIlIIIIi: Sarqu- coIIIIIIltiIIII IIIIti oilltiuls of the railroad
ltiuII, from Glasgow. ion the owning ol‘ louunry 30.
l
LA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA. FAILED.
l’IIIIIIIIInnlu IIllIII Iollons Lu Gr'lppo All IIi'iIuts have lulled to find u but-
‘bui IIcIIII iollous the 1150 of iI‘oluvs icI IcIIIIIdI lot coughs. colds and lung
llouIII uutl 'l‘uI ll thrust in glippvliloublcs ilIuII Folny' u lloucy and ’l‘m‘.
coughs illlll pI'mIIIIls pneumonia and it stops the (OllRll. heals the lungs
consuIIIlemI AslI IoI iIolIIy II iiouoy und preterm: serious results mom a
nod Tur uud (rcfuso mIv slilmliliitt’ 01- cold J. N i’uucrsou Nashua. lows.
ioI'cIl. MI. (i \‘uthcr of in? Osgood writes: ‘Lnst winter 1 hud II. had
street Chit-mm. writes: "My wife cold on my lungs and tried at least
lInd :I Ht‘Y‘l‘lt‘ cusc of in grlppII tiII-IIII int" n dozen ndv'otiiscd cough illi‘lll-
yams ugo. uud ll left her with a ter- clues and had treatment from two
lll)li3 cough SiIII mod n bottle of phtslcians without getting any benefit.
lI‘oltIys Hour} and Tan and it guw A blend ItIcoImucudcd II‘oiey's iioucy
iIIIuInIllIIIII I'IIlltIi A 50 tout bolIlIIIund l‘ur iillti twothllds of It bottle cur
IIIIrIIIl lii‘l‘ couch entirely." Rufusu'ctl mo. 1 consider it the ngIIItIIst
? substitutes.
(Store.
l m..w..-......
Sold In l‘luislctl s [)1qu gcnush 11nd lung nIIIdltluc in tho woxld. "
" Sold iii PiIIlI-Itcd' ii Drug Store.
ted Tonclls.
ppmueo‘rc: r1-
Curss in One Month“.
flooring.
’ 'i'MCiiM . ,
WIND PIPE.
and 01.00 AT DnooeIsIrs.
Sprung Pattlhms 111 Rugs.
\cw lincs iII Carpet Rings for the spring season are
just out of their burlap wnhppingn. It is going to be it
magnificent stock this one for the spring of 1905. in which
we the confident cchyonc will take great seiisfaction.
Among those Rugs uIc some vcry handsome Weillngious
\\ iltons and Bud) Blusscls.
Sizes 9 x12. 83x10.0,uud(1 x g.
.CnrpotStorc, first floor.
New Embroideries.
‘ilIc fiIst displut is ready "’tlIcl advance shipment, and
others will follow shortly. hon cu‘II have the first glimpse
of quuisilc Edges. insertions. Bands and All- -ovcrs. New
designs for summer frocks and lingerie.
Lace and Embroidery Section.
0 ‘ '- ' '
SIlver-bleeohed Napkms.
in taking inventory we found we had a rather heavier
stock than WC cxpcctcd. therefore we prelposc to lighten it, .
and in the best way. We offer tomorrow
Fifty dozen Napkins. 20 inches square in two lots.
'l'hosc formerly $1.09 now $i.25.
'l‘hosc formerly $1.89 now $1.40
As all practical lIouscltcc'pcrs know, a Silvcroblcacllcd
Napkin is more serviceable than the pure white for every
day usc.
,‘n. ‘l'
A Few Glove Specmlo .
Uilt‘ lot of Misscs' Silk—lined MOclIas which were $1.50,
to claw out at $1.00 :1 pair.
LillllL‘S who \\'t‘ili' small slizcs will find this an exceptional
opportunity.
l-loys’ Wool (.ilUVCS. .25 and 50c.
Children's Mittens, all. sizes, at 1.2 l-ZC a pair.
.._.-—-...I
Remember about thnsr Ncnr Seal Coats IIIculioucd ycs-
tcrtlay [Ito months lo “out 1 the )Cl and the price reduc-
tions on tlicsc are \Ci’) IIIlIrkcd.
The D. M. Read Co.
Eedtcsjwslnwt Wallets.
”~—
1
AS THE SEASON ADVANCES WE MU8T MAKE READY FOR THE
SPRING BY CLOSING OUT WIlNTER STOCK. FOR THIS WEEK’S
SPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN!
Sisd‘tos‘ ibh’wt \Ds‘tsts.
lladies' lI‘lIInnei Walsts,
$1.49 were $2.00.
Lsdles' Mohair Walsis.
75o were $1.00.
lmdlcs‘ Mohair Walsis.
$1.00 were $1.50.
Ladles‘b Mohair Walsts,
$1.49 were $2.00.
Ladies Sutccn Waisls.
75¢ wore $1.00,
Check Wulsts,
$1.00 were $1.50.
Ludice' Flannel Waists.
75c were ,OiIOO.
Lndlcs' lI‘luuucl Wallets.
$1.00 were $1.50.
Ladlcs‘
OTHER WAISTB AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONS.
A FEW moss PIECES OF FUR LEFT AT .THE MARKED oowu
Pmcss. ‘
r
MW “4—.
A. DiCKEitMAN 8:80
84 WASHINGTON ST»
scum NORWALK. court.
Telephone 343-6. '
. __....._«I MM
Large Plugs for the Floor instead of
Carports
THE THING
New Days.
There lira rovers! reasons tor this.
they can be cleaned often with little
trouble Imd when you move you can
slwuys use them willie s our st has
been out to fit It cumin room. mi may
bu almost pools» in your now home.
We have Ismsv very desirable psi-
lmn in Tummy. VI not and Axrnlnv
' “Or.
A. J. ANOEVllil3 ti SON.
can or credit, 134 Washington In.
in The
resins Senllrsl
And no
ledt Returns
unuunundnnms
, For You in ennui
Norwalk Chronicler