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31‘2on noun,
ma EVENING SENTINEL.
Emu Goldon. Editor and Proprlotor. BRAND IST fl THWN fl NflHWA
fl‘llURSliAY. MARCH 23. 195,;
Mint-tun Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sun rises 5.42; sets 6.10.
High tide 1.05 a. m.; 1.32 p. m.
EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
1M12~Edltom Ruldonoo.
,92-5 ——Buotneu Office. .
92-2 v—Editoriol Room.
44- -—Branch Office. Not-walk.
At a religious revival at Luther. In—
(lion Territory, a young man and a
young woman walked to the mourn—
era‘ bent-It amt surprised everybtxly by
asking the preaeher to marry them.
The groom said he was as near heaven
as he ev'er hoped to be,
l‘onsul (trout Walt-Ital reports that
Maltese merelmnts have been making
inquiries at the eonsulate about. Am-
orloan earpentei"s tools, furniture,
house hardware, (lot-ks. door—knobs.
em.) stained glass, randy, and sta-
tlonery, He suggests the mailing ol‘
catalogues and prieedists lo the Valet-
ta consulate.
The first half of March shows a eon.
tinnatlou of It‘elu'uary‘s good treasury
showing, when for the first time in
several months there was a surplus.
The February surplus was $3, 192,072.
The surplus for March so far is $3,-
080,660. The two together wipe out I
the January delleit of $tl.2ltl,7|-l. The I
deficit. for this year so far Is reduced
to about $22,titto.oau.
indin has a staff of mounted army
nurses. The Indian government at.
how. these women of the Indian ours ,
ing Servire :ltl runes a mouth for liit‘
np‘mep of their horses, and free eon-
veynnee of lIlt'II‘ animals to and from
:Itiiivtt st‘l'vit’e
are all women of good serial position
This eorps of nurses
and have to undergo three years traitr
111g In a gt‘neral hospital before unali-
lying.
From i-‘rauee
lhtli the yield of elder in
and neighboring distrirts last year
:<lllll‘lllt‘lll
Nomaudv
eoloes the
I
, run snort-I non
W..“
a
WALK “nomad
‘ i
aim
“adamant.
.nfi.v~.-m__....._.. ......
An Increaseoi $202,673 Shown Over Thai 0t 1903 ~Total
Amount This Year, Less Deductions. $13,985,232
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So far as is known there hare been no land producing upheavals in lilih
vieinlty lately. lull the 1904- grand list,
just eompleletl. and on whieh tho 1905
tax will be laid, offers the rather interesting int'orn’tntlmi that there aro ltlil
more acres within the. eonllnes of The.
Norwalks now than In lilti‘d. It is 0x-
plalued that the nereage changes from your to your. mi IIIt‘ “Kurt‘s are brotlllltl
into the oiliee. of the. town clerk, and are never twlee alike.
The total valuation of property in the town totals up to 314302.651, while
tho figures for 1903 Were “4.003.894, just $ltin,757 less. The valuation of tax»
“III“ Itl‘tlltt’l‘li‘ thin year. however, is somewhat less than tlte full total, being.
bernuse of dedurtlons, brought down It
) $iti,tinb.!fi’.!, but is $2l2,tl7:l more than
the amount of taxable property for liioil.
Ammo: its other details the tan-t grand list shows that there are 7-1 more
dwellings titan in litttd.
list shows, also, that there are all Inol't-t
'l‘be mantll’aelorles have inert-used by three, white, de-
spite the growing list of automobiles, there are To llbtl‘t- horses and mules.
[I‘Ill‘
mat-bee, earrlages and pleaenre wagons.
There has been a deereuse In the Illlllllier ol' .slol‘n-s by ten. This brings down
the amount invested in the retail establishnn um eonsnlerably.
The full llguves ol' the grand lists ol lam: and ltttt-l are herewith given:
All taxable
lioned ................
'I‘eu per eeut. additional on
and additions by Iioat'tl
propert y
'I‘otttl value of taxable property
not :-peetiiea|ly
Illtlll Iiliii’. Illii-l liltiil
IITIM 37:0 liwelling Houses ........................... $ \’,tilio,llt:t $ 31:61.08]
lliillli il7titi Aeres of land .............................. I,4illt.ltii‘. l.~iol,'..'hil
7| as Mills, tnauntaetories, ete. .................. ransom I.el~l.tttttt
3482 till! Horses, asses ............................ ILXKII
till?» tiil‘J Neal eutlle ................................ 3,580
I28 [38 (IIoeks. watt-lies, tlnIe—pleees jewelry ....... :I,n’tlt,i
:ltiti :ltitl l’iano I'ortes. and other not exempt mush-a]
instruments ............................ 22.2? it 122.4290
{dill lilo (‘oaehes earriages and pleasure wagons ..... :‘r-t,t‘.ttt tutti-15
Household furniture and libraries m’er ex—
empt ion ................... ‘ ............ l,tititl ratio
Railroad, elty and corporation bond.s ........ l.tibti
:lil ital Stores and amount employed in merebtmtlis-
ing and trade .......................... Landfill.» L',tt'i'l.tl'l‘o
Quarries. fisheries. mines .................. -ll.itltt little
I Investments in vessels. steamboats alld eonI—
inert-e ................................. unto: ILLINII
I Money at interest in this and other states. .. :i.t;..‘. ..'.It.o
Motley on hand exceeding $ltitt ............. out
men»
III-Ltiltti 'ili:l,‘i‘IIII
list not givmt in
(If Rl'IIi‘I ........
Itil,ltiS lliti,i‘.'ii
hi i I .titiii..\‘.| I
b Billdllio
.,.....$i l.:tl;’_l.:.l
................. $13.,ilb.>._‘a-
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND.
Telephone (Lollipaoy Will‘RepIy to Al-t
halo. of Opposllifin.
“diver... ot the southern New biog
land ’l‘elpbone t‘oaipany any that they
prefer to put up their ease. against the
so-ealled independents who are now
seeking to bare repealed the present
“'It‘llhtmt- law at the hearing before
the .ludieiarv liotumlttee, at. llarll‘m'ti,
Mill‘t'h ill. Various altat'ks have. bot‘li
made on the Southern New ltlngland
in newspapers and elsewhere, but
thoso will not draw the fire of tho Con-
necticut eoutpnny till tho proper time
nrrlvvs.
The latest. nttark was made in in
Hartford paper by llobert 1". Lyon who
is foremost in the effort to repolll lilo
present law He makes several stille-
Iuents whleh Southern New England
ollleials say are wide of the mark.
line of bin statements follows:
“Southeln New In'nglnnd Is eapilal
laed at nearly $Ltou per 'phone, nearly
one half Milli to 1‘" water."
I'resldenl Morris ’I‘ 'l‘yler ol' the
Southern New I‘lnuland when his at
tentiou was drawn to that statement.
said
"There is not a dollar of water ill
our slot-It. ’l‘hey do nolu'ohsitlet‘ ill
thousands of miles of wire, real out
late, ete, in tiielr estimate. 'I‘IIey slitt-
ltiy tIi\IIIr- our eapilalization by the
number of ‘phones we hare and say
that represents our t'llliilllIIZilllllll. ”or
one item ol’ real estate alone is $350.
no, and this is ineluded in our eapltal—
izatlon.
Mr. 'i‘yler said he preferred not to
reply to the statements made against
his eompany till the hearing. at liarl-
t'ord. but be saitillheii' reply would
then he made, eovering all the mat-
lel't‘ at law“ His attention was ral|~
ed to the statement that in some
places. notably, in the West, where:
there are more 'pbones to the popula-
tion than there are III New Haven and
in other pile I‘H in t‘ouueetieul.
"That is quite true," said be. “but
lItt-H‘ t'lllllllllllit's are not making any
money. and the :~I'I'\Itt‘ is not near as
good. .\ company ubii-h ebnrgeil $ltl
a vear for a telephone is not nialtint!
any money. Then there are to til 1.”.
telephones on eaell wire \\'e have
MRS. BACKUS WRITES FRIENDS. I
Tells Mrs. J. H. Fillow, of West Nor.l
walk, of Travels Abroad. |
Mrs, Joseph II. Ii‘illow. of West Nor-I
walk, has I'eeeived a letter dated Mini
ruary ‘Jh‘. from Mrs, .lubez llat'kns. who
with the llev, Mr. llat'kns, is traveling
abroad. The trip up to this time has
amounted to tt2n.tme.ouo gallons, or
double the average of the past ten
years and by far the largest on reeord.
The l‘X\.(‘IIl'Ilt'(‘ of Normandy enter. as t
of Normandy eheese and butter, is
undoubted; but heretofore there has
ie'on no partieulur demand for elder
"that age) rould be no lntilnereot wan
, across tho Amortonn Continent;
made in It‘rant'e, and there is a laril‘l‘i
in this eonntry of live eeuts per gal I
ion upon imported rider, l
'l‘ong Shin Ye. Just appomted (‘hri
Irene ambassador to England, was one I
of the. set-end delegation of thirtyi
youths sent to this eoontry in IKT‘J to I
be eduealed then twelve 3
years old. lie and another lad \vere,
taken in hand by 1.; t‘. Gardner, ot'I
Springfield. .\la.~,~i:telmsetts, with whom I
they remained for two years. 'l‘ben.’
having madl- gl‘t'al progress in the slit.
dy of English, they Went to seliool I
'I‘ong remained to the ITuited Hlatesi
for six lli- tiuished his edu~i
ration ill (‘binzt K
lie was
yea rs.
.
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FEMININE TOPICS.
One of the most abused Words in
fashiondom at the moment is "linger-l
iv." (‘nu you prououuee II properly '.’I
A considerable vogue is promised
again for the blaek tall'e'a eoat.
Strings of tulle are seen on litany
of the larger bats and to nutnv t‘aees
they are very Ilt't'lilllille-rlti some.
stunning.
Unless, it play he serge, there is
probably on material so satist’aetoryl
for a prnetlt‘nl everyday suit as aI
light-weight l'lleviot.
New York doesn't seem to be far he
hind Paris III the fashion for reils. in
dither renter the vogue is plain or dot-
ted as laneled.
(ireum suede is used a good deal for
the vests of early spring suits and it
in t'xreetiiligii‘ soft and el‘l’el‘live. es.
pet'lnllly Willi the greens in vogue.
I was out in the storm tor a role
sltlerable lime yesterday and was per.
i’eetly amazed at the number of wo-
Inon walking withqu rubbers in the
slash, most of them wearing the ordln.
ary shoe that Wtitlitl noon wet through.
if they had ttll been young girls whose
pride so often prevents their Wearing
"t'lulttnym rubbers and who do not
appreeinte the danger of going about.
with cold. wet feel, i could understand
it. but how women thirty and more
yearn old (and a good proportion Were
beyond me to dotermino.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW
“What city ban the moat mualeal people
in the world; or. who built. the first
canal connecting the Mediterranean
with the Red Sea; or. where the shrine
in that In visited by fifty thousand
Ghrlntlnn pilgrims a month, many of
whom are cured of great afflictions; or, ‘
if London’s ntroota were placed and to
curl how many limos they would reach
or,
What pooplo ilrul innnufacturtal paper
and first lined the art of printing; or.
What modern ruler has turned the high-
way robbers of hilt country into hold-
ioro; or, in what nuptial city of Europe
do the deaths annually (MOM the‘
birth, while the population shown o‘
iloldy Increase; or. what great strno
tun conlolnn more material titan all
the buildings in Scotland and England
out. together, or enough to build a
‘ mill nix {set high and two feet thick m, or unto {0, ”pm,
. mount] the earth at the equpntor; or,
tribute is there a pyramid built of ratio
item of brick covering forty-live oom
boron on top; or. in what part of the
it in than devil hold to be white; or,
t and lutorontlng, rend
W “clam."
3es of tea rose
'tably tlibrullar.
'sl'\’ltll years imprisonment. I
,eoulemplated
of {round and reaching a height of to cover the
It“ hundrod feet with a Christian suit. The note the. plaintiff clolmn wan
[been most enjoyable anti not a storm
j;uor day of rough weather hits been ex-
iperieneed sinee leaving New York.
I'I‘Ite letter was written on board the
tslt‘nlllsillli Arabie, while sailing on the
t.\lediterratn-an, and the writer deserib
.es the day as like one of our lovliest
fhlny days in Amerit-a, 'l‘he tlrst lami-
’ing was made at Math-int on l<‘ebruary
lit, and the island is pietured as a
dream of beauty, with a wealth oi
llouers. bttsIII-- oi" bellotrope and mass
e\ er) where. Several
plates in Spain have been visited, no
In Algiers the trav-
elers had llIeir first sight of the veil-
ed 'women. Moors and Arabs. .-\t
Athens the wonderful Aeropolis was
\iewed by moonlight and is deseribed
as u seene of beauty beggaring des-
rription. In (‘onstautmopllg WIIII'II
llt'l‘til’tIIlIL‘,’ to the guide books is the
home of :lopoo dogs, the travelers are
sure they saw the full number. amt
that in only II part of the oily. These
l'IllliIlt'H art as the street ell-uning tie
partmenl and there is a penalty of
three years' imprisonluent for killing;
one of them. .‘vlnnslaughter means
The day the letter was written, Mr.
and Mrs llarltns t‘XIlPt'lt‘lI to land and
begin their overland horsebnrk jour-
ney to Jerusalem. after \vhieh they
visiting l‘airo, Naples
and llome before turning their fat-es
ltotnewurd.
NII’H. llarkus, who is Iteuenl ol' the
Norwalk Chapter. Daughters of the
Atut-riean Revolution, sends warmest
arm-tings to all members, and says
that \\'IIt‘I'(‘\'t'| she is, thoughts of the
dear land of :\I1ii'll‘t'll grow dearer and
more preeions, and the, sight of our
llau. and familiar strains of ".-\merlea“
tiever fail to stir the deepest patrlo
Iit' feeling.
SHERIFFS WANT THEIR MONEY.
They Allege D, P, Atwood Owes $600
to New Haven Deputies.
’l‘he deputy sheriffs of New Haven
eounty who served writs for liwlgltt
l‘reaton AIWood III his famous suits
against delinquent administrators and
trustees of estates throughout the
state, want payment for the survive of
these writs. It was stated reeently that
Atwood ls ludebted to six tleputleu of
the eounty in the slim of siltiti for work
performed by them morn than one year
ago, and they urn becoming anxious to
get their money. haying walled what
they think In a reasonable time for It.
Aeeortllng to one of the men whom
Atwood is alleged to owe about slot), it
rout the dopuliea from $25 to $40 to
make the uervlt‘e of these writs and
this money mono out of their own poc-
keta. Thoy would like to got~thln
bark. at lentil. Atwood has put. Into
the legislation a bill for his exudation
to bringing lheuo nails. and ltmn of
which in 82,937 for alierlfft-i’ feed for
nervln ”wrlln. Now the. men of New
Haven county wonder If Atwood has
paid the aherll‘fn of other donation and;
failed to mukn good to the Now lluvien 1
man. 8mm: action may be taken by;
the aggrieved portion to get the mme'
oy they claim In coming to them,
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BUlT OVER 82,000 NOTE
onion Couldn’t Find Enough Prop-
erty to Cover Damage. Claimed.
linrld Bonita. of New York city,
thmuoh Attorney John Keogh. of Nor-
wnllt. has instituted null. against Goo.
S. Ilateh of Bridgeport, who was for-
merly at tho head of a cutlery nom-
pnny on Koanuth street, to rooovor up-
Sheritf Doolnn lillu nmrnlnu. was an-
able to find proporly tsnough of the
defendant to aha-e under attachment
amount claimed tn the
given him for value resolved by Hatch
on Ilooomber 24. litit’t. with ll per cent.
thouunda of other facts equally lull-rent. and that only no Ilm’l liot'Il‘
the paid. leaving a balance due of "Var.
12,803. He wants $3.0m) damages. ‘
A FLYING MATCH.
Caused a Blaze in L. F. lsing‘s House
in Danbury.
A ilying lIltllt'II was the euuse ol a
:unall tire in the residenrw ol' 1.. li‘. Ire
ing, at 1;”: 'l‘erraee I’Iate. Daubnt‘y.
yosterday morning, \vhli-h might have
been very serious, aml in \\'illt'Il one of
the members of the house was badly
burned
Tiltuulttt‘o Press, of South Ntll'walk.
is a batter, working in Ilaubury. and
has a room in Mr Istng's house. In
striking a numb the end llew oil and
set lire to the lure enrtains of a win-
dow, .\lr. Press went out of the room
and when he returned the blaze had
a good start. In putting it out his
hands were badly burned. as was also
some of his elolhing. When Mr, Is-
ing arrived in the room he notieed that.
Yilr, l'ress‘ shirt We;- ail-re and put that
out. The lnrtains. shades, some
books and a spread on a table wure
Iilll'lll'li. also the larpet and the win-
dow easing was even alive. llanhut'y
News
PREVENTS ROLLING OF VESSELS.
llltlltldN. lll'i"! :51. The llambnrg»
.«\Inerit-an l.ine is fitting Hill the steam
ev \‘IIIt‘ali. at its works at Htettlli, with
an llllt‘lllltill ol titto Shirk. eu engin
eer of Hamburg. whleh it is expel-ted
\\‘iII l‘t'iltlt't‘ lilt- l'tIIIIlIlL lilo Vessels :ll
sea to a minituum.‘ ll eonslsts of a
massive bulnnee wheel mounted itt
sueh a manner as to eounteraet the
shifting of the renter of gravity of the
ship. The NIH ntiou hitherto has only
been tested In t‘tilllit't'lillll with models,
but the IiillllIilll'giAlllt‘l'Il‘llll oflltials
are so eonvlneed of its utility that
are advanelug money and loaning a
\essel for a trial whieh will take
pint-e in June or July. Naval enaitr
eers regard the invention as likelv to
be or the greatest use to warships in
adding to the stability of the gun plat-
forum.
“It's all right for a man to be eool
in the fare of danger." remarked lbr
tibserver of Events and Things: “but
it is not to his t-retiil ii the t'oolness
is all in his feet.“ ~ Yonkers Statesman.
Sour
Stomach
No appetite. Ion of mouth.
oomunnou, hudncho. oonollpollon.
bod breath. gononl doblllly, ooul no.
logo. and ootmh of tho atom-nit on
oil duo to indigestion. Kodol oum
indignation. Thlo now dllonvory upro-
mu- tho nolunl Info» of digestion
in they oxtnt lo a nullity otomoob.
oomblnod with the [rental known tonic
ind rooonotruoltvo prop-Illa. Kodol
Dylpopolo Caro doo- not only can In-
ligation oral dyspeplto. but this fomouo
moody cum all olomoob troubloo by
running, purifying, Mining and
ltronglhonlng the mount manhun-
‘IIID‘ “I. M”...
blflxflfloflgglflfl
\ Mm out» to the Idol: and
”unnu- to Clio Wan.
omit ' .otooon. holdl ‘t 'm
“tum In, which Illil it: so:
Imam by I. 0. “VIII l 00.. all”.
'onnuvua uncut-to no
{ no am no:
TO- LET
From April lst~lmmecltatc Possession
THREE STORES IN THE
fulton Building
tin the Steamboat Property
Water St. South Norwalk.
ALSO THREE UPPER FLOORS
in other buildings on the same proper.
ty. suitable for Light Manufacturing in
Carpenter Shops.
Taylor and Golden
74 Washington Street.
Grant’s Restaurant
38 North Main Street. South Norwalk.
BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO GET
10 AND 15 (DENVVLUNCHES: REGU.
LAR DINNER. 25 CENTS: 21 MEALS
FOR $3.50.
ALL HOME MADE BAKERY.
Oh I Yes it Does.
If you hear your neighbor say that
it does not pay to save any junk tell
him or her that it is their own fault.
berause they are selling it to every
’l‘om. lliek and Harry, bill it will pa,»
you all to save something in the line
or junk. if you will sell it to
milti til I. AIIICXANIII‘ZII.
CHI NLATIH S ENLMJQH
anniagyfi PILLS
)niw Gem-Inn.
., «run-puma: Luring-n than".
for (‘lllt‘lll'H’I‘Nll"~ I‘lelLISP
ln INC" not (told lull-lilo t. to outer
wall Idml‘lhbon. ‘l‘nknnoolbu. lien“-
”Miner-ou- Hub-Illullun- Ind Imllo
Mono. Ito, it your tounlu er mm Ie. u
nuntpo ho I'orlleulun. I‘rnllmulol-
MM "Holler for Mullen. "I bmv ‘iv :4
turn “ull- ”Loon thlliir-tlloiv ~t...i-.
oil Dtuutvu l'Mrhr-lrr l‘hrmlenl (to
Wm. «my unit... nun-m l'llll o m
It" Paper 'l‘alls
Selecting Wall Paper is largely a
Intitlor of taste. We have ovorythlug
Ill color, design and grade. We will
aid you In making aeteetlmia that will
harmonize with your other interior
(lotiorntlonn.
TO ORDER.
Window nhndnn and picture. trauma.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Window Shades. with fringe,
250. White and Bruno Curtain Poles,
10c.
Painter's Supplloit, Crockery. titans-
woro, otc.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
I. ll. lletltu,
‘37 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwnlii, Conn
Toiophonuiconnoonon,
of
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A MATTER UFHEALTII
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Saturday Specials
TRADE INDUCERS FOR ONE DAY ONLY—A FORERUNNER TO
THE FORMAL SPRING EVENTS THAT ARE TO TAKE PLACE HERE
IN THE NEAR FUTURE. THE PRESENT IS WHAT YOU ARE IN-
TERESTED IN. WELL. WE HAVE PREPARED THIS SPECIAL ONE
DAY SALE, ONE~QUARTER TO ONETHIRD BELOW THE PRESENT
I AblOllltIlYPllro OR THE FUTURE MARKET PRICE. THE PROOF IS IN THE DE.
”‘3 ”0 8088’,“ TAILS. ‘
I
kept abreast of tile times and satisfied
the demands existing.
in Hartford We shall gladly reply to
us, and for the present prefer to say
nothing."
internal loan of $ltiti,otio,noe was sign»
ed today.
and the bonds are redemtible in fifty
years.
Iatdies‘ ’l‘nn (“overt .lat'kels. vie
lue $6.98, at $5.00,
Misses' 'I‘au (.‘overt Coats, sizes
It to It years, valuo $51M), at Whit.
Walking Skirts, light \vool mix-
tures, also Mark and navy mohair.
value $5.00. $3.98.
White Walrus, also light blue,
tau and blur-k of lawns and mad-
ras, value $1.25, $l.tltl.
Men's All Linen IIilillliil‘l‘t‘Illl‘Ii«,
usually 2 for 250, Saturday, 3 for
250.
Ladies' lland Drawn i-iandker-
(-hlet‘s, title quality, always lilo aItd
121,430, Saturday, 50,
Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder. splen-
did t‘or tooth, Saturday. lilo.
Ladies' Hose, “llermsdort”
black, full fashioned. Rembrandt
ribbed. regular'iillo, Saturday She.
At the hearing
be erteneous statement. made about
RUSSIA'S LOAN 0F $100,000,000.
S'l‘. I’IC'I‘I'illHIilIltll, Mill‘t'll ‘lll.~- The
The prit'e of issue is till
Ilalltiit’fi lMuslin (.owns. lurked Ladies‘ Fancy “080, “mph.
: l - . .- u Fl » . . i 7
"Will“ ane and Ear ”" ”“m ”I”: “W?" “”“i' ”3" lillll'_ regular priee Me. and .dle,
. t. . . "H"- Saturday, 5250.
*ww Illark l'ettieonts. deep areor- Men‘s Suspenders, regular with
Any diseased etmdilion of the dion pleat, regular $1.25, speeial L’Se, Saturday il’m,
'I‘hront. None or ICar sure ssl‘ully and ~r .
Slil‘lliilil'iliiy treated and cured by the
latest and most improved methods and
I'i'lllt‘liitt'h‘.
Main
given eonsubntion
free, by :I spi-eiulisl who has been mn-
ill‘l It‘li
WAGE WORKERS' HOSP. SOCIETY.
,
...e Silk Bolts. black. brown amt
navy, rogular Ilile. Saturday the.
liadies‘ Laee Stoeks, worth. the
and '35e, Saturday Izlr.
Ironing Wax. Saturday It’.
Side and Bark (tombs. Ill various
shapes lilt', Saturday lite,
lieeoraled Tea (‘nps and Saue-
ers, regular lz'ie, Saturday ile.
White l’oreelain Iliuuer Plates,
regular priee 7e, Saturday tr.
Nirkel t‘uspadores, regular prieo
the. Saturday tie.
it! in. Metalie liot Mohair Ilress
installed at tit; Soulb tioods. regular idle, Stile.
and any milling, will be hit in. Pine liiltt'k lil‘tmtit‘itilll,
and examination l‘t'hllittl' 5‘ oil, 75...,
Ilates‘ Swrsuekers. new spring
styles, always Iii‘tge, 5’11)“.
Now
.‘vIl‘t‘t‘I‘
Ne“
“Hit the York Hospital.
Full Size t‘rorbet t‘ouutorpane.
value Slioo. lite.
do in. Linen Table llamask.
full bleaehed, worth ilile, Zh’e yd.
All Wool Smyrna. llugs, new do
signs. Ia-gular title oaeh. Idle.
Branch. 66 So. Main St.
I‘veatment hours, .\ lti, ll, 7+4,
PoruLAié AMUSEMENTS.
. VESSEL LONG WAY FROM DEEP i Where she originally Itty. After high
WATER.
YAIIMOI'TIIl’(lll'l‘, Mass, Mareh 23
Little )il'tigl't‘Ss was made in Yar~
Inouth Flats. towards deep water on
the early morning tide today. The,
big \essel was moved forty feet anti
{water at noon today the spring sides
twill be little higher than the normal
and it is feared that unless speedy
' is made before tomorrow op»
erulions will have to be deferred for
some little. 'I'he vessel is nearly a
tulle frotu deep water.
Alone in the World
The Levee at New Orleans.
The Mobbing of the Bank.
The Slums of New Orleans.
The Banker's Mansion.
The Newsboy'a Attic Home. etc.
Prices. Matinee, 15~25c.
Night. 25—35—50c.
Seats on sale Tuesday. March 21.
rested nearly :tltt feet from the plat-e I
I This.
'(1 Clifford Hotel [>-
"WO ELEGANT SUITES OF ROOMS
WITH PRIVATE BATHS AT
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
JOSEPH L, WALZ, Prop.
Also ,
Proprietor llotel Maharketno.
WmoWou
WALTHAM
WATCHES
are the best. Iiieehaniral precis-
ion. perfeet material and careful
finish are the features that. have
made Walthnm Watt-hes the nest
in the world. in gold, gold
filled and silver eases at.
A. W. Austin’s,
40 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
”WWOOW
Bronchitis
Its more than a. cough; it is a. deep-seated inflam-
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It baffles all schools of
A‘AA‘
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HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Day Only.
Sat. March 25th.
Matinee and Night.
4 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Note the Special Scenes.
A Great Acting Cast.
W000W99
Telephone 398.
2',
Moving Picture Entertain-
Gompdny ll. 3rd Infantry.
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nor-
cotics are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the germicide bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
years. ‘
Tnko 15 drops every il hours and BE SURE to bathe the throat
and about with hot, clear Balm every night. That to the secret. It
penetrates, reduces the inflammation, kills the germs. stops the
coaching and rolling of phlegm. restoring the lungs to the vigor
of youth. Got the 500 or $1.00 bottle, keep up the treatment
faithfully for I few weeks and we guarantee a euro clear down to
the last: stage of quick connomptlon. N o cocaine or opiates.
Ii. E. Jackson 62 (30.. Indianapolis, Indiana.
'I‘IIIIII) BA'I‘TIIE Ult‘ lil'lil. RIIN.
IIIOIII
given by
C. N. G.
at
AllMOltl‘.
'I‘IIIIRRIMY. MARCH 23M).
'l‘lt‘KlC'l‘s.. 25o
’l'ieketu can be procured from mom—
hers of the eompnny, or at E. P. Wood's
Pharmacy, Norwnlk. and lingers and
Htevonn’ store, South Norwnlk.
Tel. Call 322-4.
WM"
WHY IS IT?
That everyone who tries our Delicious Coffee says it is the best they ever had? Because it
is the genuine article, and no substitute: can touch it. It‘s the finest goods the world produces.
Our Teas are all selected goods, guaranteed strictly pure. We offer a winner at 60c 1b.;
once tried alwaya used. A fine Mixed Tea at 50c lb. gives splendid satisfaction.
YOU CANNOT \
stop eating after trying our splendid Salted Virginia Peanuts, Co me in for a sample. 15c 1b.;
2 lbs. for 25¢. '
English Walnut Moots, Pecan Moots, Jordan Almonds.
First Clau New Made Creamery Butter in prints or tubs. Double Cream Cheese. Nature‘o
sweeten and mm wholesome co infection—Maple cream. I
WE SELL THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS. ‘4
ti. I
Charles E. Seymour,
g; wns'r nomination or. :. Lamina nucleon, so. nomad. chine.
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