N mint
' tidied w
, .l. MGSM‘JTI‘ Waterbury.
rInd'p air
.‘V biciearin3 tonight.
‘ “Hendricks of Ditch Rock ts‘
, ill his (other and brother
.. says that the traveling the
No dye ill the worst. so
on tried, that they have known
Daisy Willem. Who was a
(paste ad hire. on
; 3%.“: nsotli hpoii. has returned
" or nine: in Norwailt .. ,.
.. 1‘1
‘ Hoieh‘lyhllindmhw‘ oIgtllt-gos: i
- .. a one o
,IHlll5q ileum-o 1.31.9.“otmm
{911113.153 returned to he
llroad wreck train was at Wit.
aterda)’. putting- back on the
. _i’rei ht car which ran away
the lie
pot tor general, rural letter car-
liters are treated permission to observe
Wtidnedday February 22 as a holiday.
No delivery 0! mail to patrons on the
rural routs will be made that day.
--All tho leading balsamic virtues
of tho .Norway pine are co’ncentrated
bu Wendi; Norway Pine Syrup.
Ngture‘n own remedy for coughs and
no lie. .
The thrdwnre at0re of C. O. Jolliii.
it 80111th was Icntcre‘d by thieves
outlay night. Out to a number or ar-
e taken. conuistine; oi pistols,
watches letc. Entrance was made by
means olla‘ duplicate lt‘ey. No clue has
been obtalIlned
Joeepll 1W. Gregory. formerly of
South Norwolk having been employed,
at variousl limos at the Hotel Clifford
and by '1‘ man J. Magnet. in making
a short body at the Mahackemo Hotel,
Joe in bowl in the employ at Thomas
'l‘lle me era of E. S. Jettreyr. danc-
ins class Will give a Washington re-
ception in. Nichola’ Opera House. Beth.
cl. Friday evening, February 24. Fan-
cy coetumem, both ancient and modern.
will be in‘ order and the ball will be
decorated it) still the occasion ‘
Palestine Castle lilo. 2 A. Kt:
ill. c.1leln a mall gulch commutation
alight and «bate the around deal-tie
on one candida ‘i‘hero will he a rott-
4uiar meeting of the Cnotle Monday
evening. February 20 at which time
the: o'und' 'l‘nble degree will be coir
turret 'and iln entertainment and re»
ireshmonts will follow. Members are
cordhllly invited to attend.
F. D. Wheeler. New Haven; O. H.
Parke H. A. Jones, iii. M Verwickoil.
Iced. W. A Park. William bi
Pnsuhpar, B. F. Booth. A. F. Hardy, E
Loomill ill. 8. Helmolt. New York. F
A. 'i‘ildialo. Burlington Vt.; A. B Cout-
tertl. ii. A. Waterman. Providence:
000ch A. i’Garrlc Boston: 1.51). Brown
arttord. G. H. Miller Troy. 1. P.
trons. W. E. Schultl'd. Hartford: M. 1!.
Burn. Boston; Mr. and Mrs. ill. in at.
(locum. it”. it. Montgomery. South Nor;
milk: .1. hw McCarthl'. M. 0 inch
Boston: F.W Von BlaiI‘ila' told. robin
lyn. were minute yesterday, at the Ho-
tel Olittord.
IITTIR wow I fit that '
a papilla: done not cure children M
r“ "till“ ll.“ murmur
day d All won a .
iI Ic chititutional cIqu on this“:
illidiibbl‘ll. Box 515, Noll-o Danie.
lad. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She cell’s d6 iti‘oti ‘ey.
Write morbid» “your children. In.
bio you mm way. tblamet
child.
WE CAN SAVE
YOU MONEY
of
0 car Wall thrown till
a spur track and ran several rods on ,
bhanccs are Don“ can't help
suddenly tram belt chairw 5'
‘iell-inntntiib
it
toroIr‘
.th lilo '
blind “new .
hcl
enjoy llie.
clones: aupenoa APPROVES
4 MEMORIAL.
PEKIN, Feb, iii—The omperlor of
Chitin has recently approved a mentor
in! presented by the president or the
Board of Revenue advising the oatab
Ilshlnent of- oilicial parlimeuts where
matters of importance. hothrioreilrn
and domestic. can be discussed by the
chit-l metropolitan otilclnls. mornbers
of lilt‘wl’ialllll) College, the various
Boards oi (tensors and the grand acc-
retarles. This new council is not to
hold discussions at regular intervals.
but only when comlllanded by the em-
peror. ill-1 consulstlonu will be carried
by cotrcspondence aohd not verbaolly
The formation of this new lib-called
parliament is regarded by the foreign
community an entirely lllonsory. unclean
but interesting as an indication that
China now- recognizes the inadequacy.
ol‘ tho existing government machin-
cry.
. . WW_ '
POISONB iN FOOD.
Perhaps you don't r'eaizo that many
path poisons originate in your 10011.
but some day you may feel a twinge
of dyspepsia that will convince you.
Dr Kings New i die Pills are guaran-
teed to cure all sickness due to pols
one at undigested tood~or money
back 26c. at F H Baxter's Drug
Store. Try them.
4. COTTON MILL AGENT DEAD.
PhAlNll‘lELD Feb. 15 .mliorhort 1..
Straight. 11 well lmown cotton nliil as;
out. to dead at his home ill Klilinzly.
aged 57 years. Ho was a native or
Killingly. .
i1“. .531; “Edna. .‘
sourdootoonaumptl a
dildo 11
Mill
Weaken laterally only. or did or can
' , " comm
almohutri had
d me. Alter-taking the third bottlo.m I
on of tho tltth month lwa's well and could attend to my hoquho d and social dutioI Ind" ,
MM. Cues-ml Cunnv. 42 Saratoga Street, East Boston. Mm.
Mrs. curry, whose portrait appears on the right, is the leader at
. the LadieS‘ Symphony O.rchestra The following letter is irom Miss
Goods, President of the Bryn Mawr Lawn Tennis Club of Chicago:
DEAR Mus.P1umu:--l tried many ditioront remedies to try to build up my system.
demure than a. cough; it. is a deep-Ioated inhom-
nation or oatarrh at the bronchial tubes and
Enchanted to oIt'hmI and the mast bluitiul
.. 55.1.5 ‘
h ‘ ‘apxlpu husband thatIIshowas suffering from an ‘
to case Oi nervoll proatratlon brought on
and Ito-day is a well woman.
curring With pain. Headaches, backaches, torturing hearth
down paint. and dragging sensations make women nervous, and hysterical.
Putnam --l wsI troubled tor eight ye‘IrI with lmgularitiu which broke . .
down my IyIlom and brought on extreme nervouInIII and hyIteriI. l ooald neither .
enjoymy IllI'IiI librIlIIp claim. bocIm'I daily
Int. “Lydia! .‘Plnltilam I
agetable Cor'npouo
which had become run 'down lrom ion in proper rest and unreasonable
nothing seemed to help the. Mother is I great advocate oi Lydia Plnkllam' I Voxllllblb.
Compound {or «male troubles. having and it horse" some years ago with not auc-
chs. So i began to take it. and in its than I momb l was Iblc to be out o bed and
cut at downs“ in three months iwu ontirel well. Really I have never tell so stroll
and well as l have since.
Mrs. Plnkham’ 5 advice is tree to all.
' Lydia 13. Pinkliam’s Vegetable Compound Cures Where Others Fall
Mus COM our. 355 E. Oblong
consortia AT outrun stores.
ST PETERSBURG, Feb 15-4115
Novoo Vrcmya in a sarcastic editorial
on the action of the United States Sen
ate in bonnet-lion with the arbitration
treaties pokes tun t the alleged at-
tempt of the United tales to take the
leadership in the world‘s diplomacy.
The editorial reviews tho plan for pre-
serving tho administrative entity of
China. the proposed naval demonstra-
;lou ill Turkish waters, the establish-
ment of the Republic of Panama. and
4 the proposition to hold a second peace
conference at The Hague, concluding
with tho cornucopia of arbitration
treaties; the whole idea of which the
paper says finally met tho into which
always overtakes i now tad; There—
tore it in not no bowondered at that
the Senate declined to yield to a
scheme which placed the settlement
of future disputes entirely in the
hands of President Roosevelt.
NOTHING TO FEAR.
The question of injurious substances
in medicine: which has boon agitating
the minds bi many people docs lltil
concern those who use Chamberlain 11
Cough Remedy. Motbbra need have
no healtnncy in continuing to give it
to their little ones, as it umtulns all
leolutoly nothing iiuriouo. This reme-
dy in not only perfectly auto to give
small children. but is a medicine ‘ot
great worth and merit. it has. a
world wide reputation for its cures ot
coughs colds and oroup and an al-
ways be relied upon. For a e by
Sililson-flo’weli Corporation. Clifford
Pharmacy. Plerca'e Bridge Pharmacy,
Zelttuea Pharmacy.
IIIt Moron schools at
ormicido 11941-
4 That is the scorch. In
tho rot-hill, hoops .tllo
installed the' Gilliam" knife. V 5'
ltIlI’d and nervous Ind my demand
over! to ho. ills only medicine which
'rIl health be In to improve. At the
Her address is Lynn. Mass.
.-
hours. but
0 Avon Ohlcago. ll.
WORK n'éaumaotlu POLAND.
Strike Situation Exhauetinq itself. the
Men'- Demanda ‘Bolna Made.
1.007.. Russian Poland, Feb 15,——
Work was resumed today in the ma-
jority of the factories. .
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. ifi.-—'l‘he
latcai- reports from Poland indicate
that the strike situation at. Warsaw
and Lodz is cxllallsiing itsoli'. Al soy.
oral places in Southwestern Russia.
howcver. individual utt'lkes arc roport-
ed notably at the locomotive works of
Khurkoff. but the mt‘ll' a dcmallde were
immediately met.
The question of the coal supply for
the iron industry of the aouth‘ is grow.
ing daily more critical The poaclbu
ltyg that the strikers Oi privatclv own-
ed lnilrondn will demand the increase
accorded to the men employed on the
govemment roads is indicated by the
action of the onion force at tho Mos-
cow-Kind road, who have presented
an ultimatum to that (lift-ct. But alto
gclbcr tho outlook continues to im-
prove.
8T. Pld'l‘EllBBURG. il‘eb. lfi.—M.
Souvorlll. editor of tho Novoe Vlomya.
discussing the proposed assembling of
the zcmnky znbor million the vluws of
11 vol y high personage clone to the cm
pot or as outlining a plan by which the
outlying dlutrlcta will be treated as
are the colonies oi the United States.
but maintaining the principle of un-
restricted aui'trage declaring that the
muiilt has all much rlzht to vote all
the university or graduate and sayina
it is eeeeutial that the proceedings be
conducted in Ruanlnn This personage
tlgurcn that “malty labor will con-
stat of 1. 500 members Upon the cues
tion as to when the zemalty labor will
be initiated he made no definite state.
ment buying the data had not been
determined upon whether now or at
the and ot the war.-
PHINDINTIAL PARTY lN WAUH'
: iNOTON.
WASHINGTON. Feb 15.—-Preaidont
Roosevelt and some of but part 51. who
have been npehdinl the greater por-
tion oi two days in New York city.
arrived here at ball past seven o 'clock
thin morning. All ill! to amber" oi the
party were prepared to leave the
train when it rolled into the station
and in 11 law minute» they had entered
their carriages and worn driven homo.
The president looked the picture of
health and not. It all fatigued by bill
activc round or testivitlca while in
New York Thurs were I tow people
It the station and to those he bide
pleasant good morniii g as he walked
to bill carriage. ln‘t 11 party in ad-
dltlon toltnoup t were din.
Robucvoit. M151 M151. bouillon
Robinson. mu Inrb’nl mnfliavcltmiio
lb‘lto .malmo visltlinl malllig‘ton;
.mretary boob and Dr. Stone-t1.
WWW ‘ .. “r“
carnal-Io 1r mam wanna.
i
the iisrttord tilVll‘ilGit oi the flow Hi;
. you will”. not received honorable man-
than tr stadium for prevent
"Wat .. 5-
‘Hois
‘I the battle at
. law this calla noun I most immut-
according to thomovlldotloo ‘
lahdd the populace committee, it ‘
Jttmdll’MMfli‘ I “limo him (if
‘ coport, the sum ‘oi, 82,
ha an increase train 515.
your” old. and in totally disabled tor
the horiorlllallca of any manual labor.
In fact. his condition is such that ho
‘ rendition ttIIllo constant attraction at on
”John Olouxllnrty carved Ins it or»
little in Company A. liitll New York
cavalry , from August 13, 1864 to Juno
20 1865 when honorably discharged.
now pellslonod under the act of
Juan 37,1890 at the rate of $12 For
lllonill‘. Although the pensions com.
lnitteo recommended $20 a month.
Mr. Hill motto a plea on the floor or
the house for $24 and secured it.
Mr. Hill also passed a bill 'slvinx
an original pension allowance of $8
per month to Mrs. Abbey E. Burritt.
widow of the late Charles Burritt. a
prlvatb in Company 1 Sixth Connecti-
cut infantry, who served four years.
He received a gunshot wound while‘ in
1 Bottom, Va.
tale.
buy. hurrltt w
’ dle'r bu 155555.53?
25. 1869: that she was dlvm'ced trOln
him in 1871; that aha retool-rind hi -
on June 1 1878; was again divo
from him on December 14. 1894, and
that she was again remarried to him
on March 25,1903.
The evidence shows that the boned-
clllry was compelled to obtain the two
divorcee by real-ion of the soldier’s ln-
temporancc and cruelty; that alter
having obtained the first divorce in
Hill the soldier would come to her
house at dittorent times. 'necding care
and shelter; that silo could not refuse
hinl. although she was not living with
him as his wile, and that. this became
so frequent an occurrence that in
1878._aha was remarried to him no that
at .nuttrh tiniest «that he, implently.
gave him shelter and care when he.
come there. -: ‘ l '4. . l '
' Both oil these bliln- have gone tovthe
sonata and will pass that body with-
n a few days. and then become laws.
A bill has passed the senate, tilting
the race or the collector at the port of
New l~laveli,IConn.
P. W. Chase and I). P. Smith, both
of New Haven, are registered at the
Shorhalu hotel here.
Mrs. F. Perry Hubbard, of Middle.
town. COnn.. is the guest of Mrs. W.
S. Elohelborger. at the navcl‘observn-
bury lcnidlnce. Mra. Il‘icholhorgor will
rise a reception in b0110r oi her guest
to ill.
COUGH8 AND COLDS.
All coughs, colds and pulmonary
complaints that are curable are quick
7y cured by One Minute Cough Cure
Clears the phlegm. draWn out inflam
motion and heals and soothes the at-
tocted parts, strengthens the lungs.
wards oi! pneumonia; Harmless and
pleasant to take. Sold by The Oil:-
.'ord Pharmacy.
”NH...“
VIOLATIONS OF PATENT RIGHTS.
S'I‘. UOUIS. Fob. 15.-‘-.ludge Elmer
B. Adams. of the United States Cir-
cuit Court. ll an opinion on a demur-
ar. has llecltcd that the officers of a
company guilty of violations or patent
rights cannot be sued personally for
damages unions they have tokcn ac-
tive lllll‘l’i‘t-il in arcing that the pawl"
was violated. and receivcd personal
profits from the rcsults.
A "SOVEREIGN" THAT COSTS ON-
LY ONE DOLLAR.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem-
ody. of Rondout, N. Y.. in a Sover-
eign” medicine for nervous Rheu-
mailsm. Kidney and Liver complaints.
and all the ills peculiar to woman. it
drives tho poison from the blood. and
restores the patient to the bloom of
health. You will never regret the ex-
change of one dollar for a bottle. “
PRESiDENT :ARPER’S SON AR-
i
NEW YORK, Fell. 16.-S. N. tiara
per. son of President Harper. or Olli-
cago University. arrived hero today on
the steamer Kronprluz Wilhelm from
Bremen. Among the other passengers
on- the steamer wall Ferdinand Bonn.
a German actor. who will appear in
this country.
‘ l
“lemon ritualistic
generally comes because of_
troubles peculiar to women:
these troubles come from a
cause simple' in itself, but which
Beecham’ 11 Pills will quickly rc-
move. There arc many ways
in which women cutter and
llVIlllIll’IBIIIlIIllI
is another most serious and
painful or: oriancc of many
women. bouaanda of woman
are taking Beecham'c PlllI
periodically and find them
wonderful in relieving the Inf-
bring. Every woman should
acquaint herself with the good
these Pills can do.“
111151.11 Marin
can be avoided by Inning
See
women with Inch box.
“Geld lamina
1AMImloafla a...
‘ l
he beneficiary of the bill is now 72
sherbuld take care of him honorably .
however, lull illsbomo as bellow; com- ‘ .
lug... boot: to her at lutorvhla; that. 4
she was always a ialthiul wi‘to.to the.
soldier and maintained her command.
.. only 'a small item with lac—We
116511111:on Inlay MANTO ruminants. y‘
Fobruary dildo us in line let it: for can; bnblnoao. Some whim
otuil' yet to be diapotsdi of but much that ill bright. mil. find new to ' .
talk about; between the two you can do some very profitable trndltli. ' "
Pricc of course is a prime iactOr in stimulating trade at this anion) ‘4 . I
oi the year. but it does the trick. Few people are above being oconbl‘ g ‘ ‘
mlcah The “left ovary: go It a loll. and we‘re glad to m than no.
The new stuff is shaved of its rightful margin to incrohae the volum'of'
of the February output.
Children: III ll'IlccceI Lined Vesta, were no. how 190.
Children 11 Guy. Mixed VelIltI and Pan ' were 1'35 :" now too. . , .
taller 1211.555, vial“ ‘ ' “ .. ‘“ ‘ '
Men’s Ne'glig‘ee and Stiff Bosbttl Shim. Were soc. .‘ntov ago.
One lot of Men’s Four-in-Hand 'Itld Tdclt‘ 511%. were 1151:, now tgd. ‘
One lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittdha, were I51), now me.
On lot of Men’s Gloves and Mittens, were 501:, now ago.
All our Ladies‘ Shirt Waters at lcsI than coat.
One lot Ladies‘ Corsets in White, Black and Grey, were snoo,’
now soc.
All our Furs at one-half price.
8385 Washington Street.
CLEARANCE SALEM
OF WINTER MERCHANDlS! I. NOW ON
Women's Underwear, regular price; 81. 00, at . . .
Womens Underwaal, regular price, 75c. at. .......... 591:
Women‘ s Underwear, regular price. 60c, at ........ . ......... . ..... . 391:
Women’s Underwear. regular price 26c at ............. ..21c
Flannelette Wrappers regular prices ii. 25 and 31 fill at. 950
Twilled F‘lanncl Waistn regular price. 81.60.1lt ........... 95c
Shirred Velvet Belts regular price. 50c, at .. ..
Children' 9 Canton Flannel Underwaiata regular 250. at.
C
in tact, everything in Winter Goods will be cloned out rogltrdlosa of
N. E. RYAN,
SOUTH NORWALK.
cost.
136 WASHINGTON ST.
“IN THE SOUP."
our fine, fresh soup meats furnish
a "stock” which makes appetizing
and healthful initials for luncheon
and dinner. But soup moat is
look to our steaks and roasts to
bear out the statement that there’s
no better butcher shop in town
than Schaub’s. It' 3 AI: as to qual-
ity, cleanliness and price.
SCHAUB’ S MARKET
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
'Phono. 322-2.
LEHIGH
THAT’S ALL. __
HIGHLAND PAcKnR 25.,“ , III
THE HARRIS 5. cans co.
PHONE 3.2-5. as WATER ST.
Till: new a
mnsrruc I . I
cIoItIIlIls 93113 cdbur,_
OLD COUGHS BRONCHI .l
mum MIMI”
CONSUMPTION
CATARRH w? ASTHMA
«armour ~ WIN!”
limitation d Ii
9"” antimony- inoratn 'itlm llamcfil‘
, “moot the within yItamlliIo
. 1111555255. 125 55553555 zoo costs 11.
No option. 11in amnion. no ultimatum. all policies I
Norwalk Chronicler