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term: .1». '
SS.
JUIT agent/no son spams AND
summed WEAR.
, from 590 to $1.96
I E. K. Banks.
in And 47 water WASHINGTON 37..
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK,
scum NORWALK, court.
_w~m~._._~ W, m w
Illifll Ne
. qu'rnnx‘FoniEAsr.
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i’or Norwalk and vicinity: Fulr‘ t0-
iiigh,i.. ,, Showers Thursday. The dis-
turbance that. was in Ii'ilnuosotu you-
lerdtiy morning is now t'f‘lIIl‘llI In the
northern portion of IIH‘ imitt- rogimi.
It has decreased rousitiortthly in energy
WAISTS.
elites."
during tho. pnst 2i hours. It is pro-
ducing cloudy wettthor with light ruin
in the western portion of tho Lake
region and houvy rain in tho :owri'
Mississippi Vtilloy. ('oudltionn favor
for this vioinity pit-imam \t‘oathor.‘
probably followed by l‘tllil on Thurs-
uay.
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Elinor liullook of Now liavon was
a visitor in town on business yoston
day.
Garrett Carson. of Norwaik, is ll.
guest of Mr. and Mrs. t‘lnu-it-u ti. thir-
raclough, of Main stroot,
Mrs. C. I. Alion, of South Norwullt.
Is the guest of hor I)l‘t)lllt‘i‘, Dr. W.
S. I’utnoy, Broad sit-tot, Milford.
Olive Hrunrh Lodgo. Knights of
I’ythius, will moot aw- usuttl tonight. iii
the hall in Swarlz & t‘orlit'it'u Iiiork.
li'iint‘s rosttiurutlt. No. Sh North
Main street, is one of tho host DIlif't‘S
in town to get a meal. (llro it it trial.
The friends of William (T. floors. 17
Concord stroot. will rogrot to learn
that he has been uol'iously ill since Fri
titty.
Miss Emmet. Van Donson and MISS
Ellzuboth l. Tollos. tout-horn in the
Franklin St-hool, are spending the
week's vacation in New Yorlt.
Washington Camp. No. it, i’atriotit-
()l'dt‘l‘ 0f the Sons of America. will
hold a regular meeting tomorrow night
at the hall of the Mystio Chain in
Washington stroot.
—~»lilno_l.ahol Cutstlp. 120C. Josoloi’i'.
Coioinan (I‘harnolt has had his rosi-
(It‘llt't‘ in imwo stroot ropuintotl. and is
lilh‘t) having a now systom of plumbing
and has installed, as woli as many oili-
or improvements wliioli will make the
pitioo updovdtito in ovory rospot'i.
mhr. Wood's Norway l’lno Syrup
sooms ospooially titlflplf‘tl to tho noods
of tho t-hiltiron. Pleasant to take;
soothing in its iniluout'o. fl is the
roiiiotly of all l'f‘lllt’tIIUH for ovory form
of throat and lung tllaoiiso.
’l‘ho Arinlon and .Ionningu (‘lutm will
illllio in giiiiig a social Fi‘ltifly evening
to tho young pt oplo of tho South Nor-
wallt Congregational (‘liurt-ii. A pro
gram will b» glvon t‘tirly in tho ovon-
lug. tailor whitsii gtiiiios and roi'rmli-
“10an will ho onjoyoti.
’l‘ho Norwalk litirdwurn UtiillINIII)‘
has tho (-ontrurt for ropaluiiniz tho
rosidrnt‘o of llonry h‘. Lockwood, iii
ICIIllwotltl :ivontto South Norwnlk. 'I‘ho
Will‘k is living tlont- by ti. l", lionotlit-t,
who is in tho oniploy of tlio t-oniptiny.
'l‘lto ladios of tho I-‘irnt Methodist.
lelst-opal f‘hurt-li huro mndo olttbor~
lllf' proptirntions for tho lnonli sllppol‘.
WIlIf'h will bo uorw-d [Ills owning.
t-omniont-ing tit fl o'clock. in tho par~
tors of tho ('Iilll‘t‘ll. I‘Jvoryono is lit--
vitui and is lllits‘ili’t‘tl of it plottsant timo.
w-Iloyul liltg. powdor. 2o.- t-an. Jose~
lofi.
’l‘ho roai ostuto agent-y ot’ .ltit-ob M.
Layton has sold tho lot of it‘rtatit-rittk
ll. iiowun. in t.owndou :l\'ltllllt‘. to
Frank ll, liylo. tttid it‘riink ll. i.on In
turn IllIi-i HilltI tho lot whit-h ho for-
niorly ownod on flowndota nvouuo to
Mr. anti Mrs, 'i‘hf‘txiul't“ S. Tobi-y.
Howard J. Sliiytho. i'oriiiorly 01'
South Norwulk tintl woll known tlii tho
iondor of" tho lloton I'oiul (ll't‘Ilf‘i-lll‘ll for
a IIIllliIlor or yours! has boon lllllIfllIK
ii Hhol'l silly in South Not'wnlit. Mr.
Hiilvthp it: now playing in «mo of tho
It‘litllllil. timiropoiituii tiiositrou.
Illuhop William Montgolnory lirown.
Itll. of tho IHIH‘I‘HI' of AI'IilliiKflH, will
uroavh. Sunday owning. at ’l't'init‘y
(“hurt-h. 'I‘lit- bishop will toll of IIIH
work in tho oxlolifiitlil of intuuionu to
bill tiloooso, lit» will uponk in the
morning tit l’tiul'u Church. Nor-
wtilit.
HI.
Loopolti Frank. wlioao flint-rat took
place in Stamford, Monday afternoon.
wua unity roars bingo, and had many
friends and acquaintance“ here. For
tho. last few years he hurt rentdnd in
flouth Norwalk, with hill daughter.
Mrti. CIIBI'II‘R Conley. tit whotte homo
Ito. dimi-«thmiortl Advocufo, ' "
Another Lot ”
of those Sweet Sugar Cured Morwtn‘:
Ham and Bacon, lei/go lb.
Bent Shoulder Stank. 10c lb.
» 8““)
Holmium
Lit Soot Thath'btreet.
NeedNot
Wear Her Out
The drudgery of house work seems never
ending to tired-out, dispirited women who
suffer from female complaints or irregularities. in-
flammdtion and ulceration of the womb and ovaries cause fearful
bearing down pains which are aggravated by much standing on the
feet, and lifting necessary in house work. ' ,
But let no woman despair of relief from this torture. That famous
tonic reconsirucfor of diseased or disordered female organism,
lytlia LPinkham’sVegetable Compound
‘ has cured more than one million Americnn'Women, and It will cure‘
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aches and headaches drive out all ambition. Lydia E. Pinkham‘s
Vegetable Compound will bring back health, strength, and happiness.
It Gave Me New Life and Vigor
Dun MRS. memm-Lasf spring, while we were movin .I did constdcrablo
more work than my strength permitted. and, having mental tron In at the same time.
my health broke down completely and I found myself unable to rest or eat. My nerv.
cos system became shattered and I was pale and emaciated and had to take to my bed.
My sister advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham‘u Vegetable Compound. and.
although I had no faith in patent medicines. I was so miserable that i would tnkc tiny-
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I gained nearly fourteen pounds. my complexion looked fresh Ind clcar. and my
best friends Were surprised and pleased at the change and could hardly crcdtf the
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HONORA LILLIAN HENRY.
{he
iliB {list Ave... South, Seattle. Wash.
Director Seattle Dramatic Club.
Do not let disease make headway. Write at once to Mrs. Pink—
ham, Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free and will contain information of
greatvalue to you. ‘ ‘
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable. compound Cures Where Others Pail
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llorborf t). Bonodiot, of Norwalk
was a ghost of friontls Iioro, Sunday,
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. l‘rot‘. llownrtl Snivili of Now York
M who a visitor lti town yostt-rtltti‘.
'I‘IIIC II‘A'I'AI. WEDDING. “m
'I‘oniii‘nt tho patrons of North 'l‘lion~ A mmIlIi'It‘ IIIHIIII'III‘IHK FM for it'll
'lro will mm. ,. pleautiut tint-prim in rout.» iII tho ('lii'i'o'ti l’lttirmttoy, rit-o tttl.
Slfil't' for thomut‘lvos whon "The li‘nfni ”’ M"
lio Hill'v illltl titiond out grand
opoulug of spring tittd summer Millln
from a visit with friends in Nt'lt’ York.
eon who.--” ,Wotldiilg" will ho iirosuntetl, ’l‘ho plot tilt, and Mrs. I". it. Quitmml. of
’l‘ho Rough ifitlor tilo.- t‘lub will I IS it poworiul one. untl doals with tho “ll-‘IIIIISII‘II "I”‘f‘l. I'I‘IIII’W‘" “WW
I
. advt-nltirou of a St‘llt‘llllllg woniitu. who
. :i.~.‘ii:t..i by :i mult- ili't‘IlfllIlIIt'i', lII“~iL'.Ii:
tlit- rttlii of a floppy futliily. and tho
r‘itpill'ililiill of ti \leo from hor husband
nnd t'lllltll't‘li, lti ordor flint Slit‘ ozin
('tlIlII‘llt‘I :i ultirrtago with tho husband
lilltI thoroby unlit his Iill‘lllltt‘. Sin- is
prowutod from doing this. liowt-voi'.
by tho litnrlv IIllt‘I'If‘l't‘Ilt't‘ of two t‘lllil'
“(m4 is mm", pump)“,”Lamp..." for Ht'It‘l'b‘, :i l-‘ront'liuiun lintl tiii It'lidt uor~
1m. thi'If “f painlprs “mi tIl‘l‘Ul‘iIItn'S. i'iint wonmn. who. iii lhotr rospot-tlvt-
- ptii‘l.~~. trouto no Hill of ltlllllHl'Illt‘liI for
tho IIIIlIIt‘IIl'i‘.
ITNtflJC TOM‘S (‘.\IllN.
giro u cont-ol‘t toniorrmv niulif in Illi-
rlon Mrs. David B. 'l‘orroiioo. who rt-rontly
paid it flying visit to nor alstor, Mrs.
A. N. t‘larlt. honor: to l‘f‘itlrii soon.
Miss ilortlni Sturr, of llonhury. In
tho ghost of hor oouslu, Mlfih tiraoo
.\l. St-ytnottr, of Wont slrot't.
A nointinoiitlily niooilti: of tho Nut
moi; t,‘ltili. ol' Norwnllt. will lit.- Ilt‘lll
TIIIII‘MIH)’ t'vt'niiig.
'I‘Ito now front union of lilo Norwnll.‘
Iloltnos Koolt‘r tintl Solloolt liroko
ground yostt‘rtltty for tho construction
of thoir new olovntor.
'I‘ho schooner Ilaoltol h‘tovons arriv-
A borso which IIiIlI onllivod Ilii tiht‘
fIIIIltlHH owiiod by tho Albany ”ith‘t'l')
concoi'n wns shot _I'I‘SII‘I‘tIlI,'i' liftornoon , ':“., . , . .
_1 0-..... 1‘ with??? and httllltthy o)!" the i-utnn.i mi ttt PrUVItIOIIf'a with It ourgo or coal
. ' 1 I v . . _ . l r lIYf’I'y ( IUH. . i‘II Illll)’ t'fllllt' I’I'Oi“ NOW "I” NPWH
MI, and Mm, Munml i. Ilatth, of mm ”H,” may “0' but pm“, 'l‘oni’n I
Fairlioltl nvonno, havo roturnotl homo
from it trip to (iron! iiurrington, i‘hlb‘b.
t‘ubiti is iilwnvs Sill't‘ of u \Vt‘lt'tlllli‘.
Tho pin} run hardly luroiv old. for it‘s
thoino Is a thrilling one, its (unto illlv
li'orsal. and tho now thoati'o izoors
tlt‘o t'fllih‘illltily growing up, whoso
tlrtuiitilitgoduttallon would not br- oom
plotp without having witnoum-d this
limo boiiorod Wm‘li.
'I‘lit. tii'ritngonit'nl of tho play in out-
oi' tho host ovor witnoxsod. iind tho
n't‘l'IlIt‘ pilot-la pro all that rould br-
tlouil‘od. Stotaon's rolniusul apt-t'tnt-tr
tar IIIII'I!‘ ’l‘om's Cabin f‘o., will illi’
pour Sitturduy. April l. Mullnm» and
night at lloyt’u "I‘Iwuiro. lit to 'ZIII
imithioo; lt)~«2l)v- filth: cvouing.
if I it: K A’l‘ZlCNJAM ill ltill K i l li-l.
it you burn lIII t-nitttgontont for int-
tvotiiuu of 'l'uo..dat,\', April i. minimum
or l‘Iillt't‘I ii, for filo t-olobrutotl i‘nu~
rrtuiling IlII't't\ t-oiuody. ’l'ho Kafzoti-
ittuiinor Kidd," which hint intitio ilto
pooplo laugh in it” tho prlnoiiitti which
of Amorlrti. tit houdod thin wuy titid
will [NIFIIIVi‘Iy tippottr on flint ditto tif
lioyt'u ’I'ht‘ntro. Now, bo undo-ditto.
not-.uro your Hollis oiiriy und attond flilu
allow. or you folio tho f'IIiml'f‘ii of be;
lint; t-itieaod an it “Iohntor” or behind
thr- timuti. The. compttiiy Im'ltltiou liiK'll
well known tirtitits , Btikor til Lynn.
tho promlor doiinou fit of Jtiveuilo
commiy; Wally Clark. the popular
German comedian: Mblneon Slalom,
m-robutir mitrmhi: Major (lequo, the
tiniest t-ometilaii bororu tho public;
tiny & marital. novelty not; William
1— Ilat-lno Illiilli'lli-H, soil and
bOtiIH. Wi‘llt’ for t'llIliItiglll‘, S.
John. local tigt-nt.
row
I» Hi.
This Is a hill hiieti i‘tlt iii the
Sentinel
, Premium
1 Fountain Pen.
CIH‘Hlfll‘ Ii. Iil‘llf'tlif'I, of tho Illinh of
Norwnlk. has tnlton his I't‘liitlt’Ht't' iii
tho honio‘of .Iiiinot-t‘ Ii. llubboll. in
West lit'onno.
Highway (,‘oluniissloiior Murtlu Kol-
IOgg‘u form 01‘ niou hart; boon l'Il‘HII‘
lug up Smith utrnol and illilt'lllK lI in
it‘llim‘ti npnliitt'r mutriiliou.
For five of these Cou-
. Lloyd (Iotlfl'oy. u woll known rout pans and stxty-fivcccnts.
donl of f‘tiunou. in III of ooi'obi'o hiiilltil
moningllln Ili‘, fiorhtiiii iiiid I‘. ’I‘.
Iil‘l‘tlztil‘y out up all night with tho pitt-
ioni, who want in a doliriouu t-ontitflon.
presented at this olficc.
we will furnish to the
readers of The Sentinel
one these HIGH
GRADE FOUNTAIN
PENS, made of the best
Vulcanized Rubber. the
warranted 14 Iris.
Lit-utouant. Colonel (“loorgo I). little.
H'II, of tho 'l‘lili'tootiih Iloniinout. Now
Yorlt Nlillhllill (Intirtl. loi’t NOI‘WiLIIi thin
nitornoon for Brooklyn, to ho prouont
fhlo ovtininz til. tho roviow of hill rout.
mom by ileum-til Ilowo,
of
It‘. M. Sinngor‘u now twoiity-ouo foot
launch its about ready for her initial
dip-into the writer. .'l‘ht= nrttft'e nmno
is "Dixie" find ulna won rot-unity built
at tho ‘Norwuik munch Works. Sho
in a vory able boat in appeal-now and
in roomy. 'l‘hu motive power ht ih
four homo power him-walk gnuolino on.
pen
solid gold. and fully
. guaranteed. This offer
“no, liakor. monologuo vomodtnn; Josie
‘ -.............~.... Ittthiuii. t’hto utiubf‘rtf ; tloorgo V. litt- only holds good for a
._. spinmjip 3r... ”kl Jomquffi itol'. olitirttt'tor romotitifi.. tintl mtiiiy
limited time. so start to-
w
ottu-r t-tuuiliy wvll known to rhino.
(‘buvltm Inlinrkor. iropriotor of tho *Woww
Norwulk Lilutit'll ‘}Yit‘ltu.‘lititl u do. CURED HEMORHM’AGEC OF THE
ridedly lutoruutlng exporloitoo Monthly LUNGS.
eventing wltllo out for u win in ono "Sovorni yours ninconw lungs were’
day to save your cpu'
pom. '
.H,
of his automobiles. run 0 to Wli- no badly affected init i had many hemu - : .‘l
ton it null lmbodtltitt tunlf In one of orrlmgoe." writnn‘AnM. like, of Wood. Out-ointown readers.
the i't‘tll‘ tires. running it puutatiiro. plill ind. ',‘_i took treatment. with bottom! . .
IIiIH ort'lililontitl up unit of tintioyuurt- phynloiiinu without till." htvuetit. i WIN-’11 ordering by math
n the! return. when deep mutt holot
‘rrr monumental The our rl‘lvl‘nuut
hilly enddruggrd llehit mutt n... m.
filth: was under mud 'l‘ho uwlonhnos:
of trying, to go farttwr was apparent
sud Mr, ”unorgmoured ll train at
borers from i. “All to .l. ;.i H.
chino out of the wire.
than Malt!“ to lotto. itnlcy'rsiinriey tutti
Tar. and my lumps urn. now in: bound
on ti bullet i rcrommond it. in ltd:
muat enclose iivc cents
extra for packing and
postage.
vane-ed hinge! of fun: trouble" Foley's
Honey and Tm- stopa the cough and
heath the limits, and premat- certain
f‘tifllllli‘ from a mid.
ltutcfi.
Rubin whim»
Sold at Plumb drug store.
Vft ;-
...W...-.. M
ro COMMuucs WORK on BRIDGE.
Fairfleld and’artdgeport to Build Over
It on CrMIt‘.
weather ahead the
Bridgeport iind lt‘tiirflold will
start the work on the
which is to connect the two towns on
Fairflold avenue over Ash Creek.
First Selectman Edward I}. Moro-t
'Iiuuso said today flint they IiDDt‘fI to
commence the work very. soon now
and expected to have It dono before
the uninitior urnson won ovor. 'i‘lio oon~
tt‘tiotu Itavo not yot boon pitt out to
bid, but probably will be in ti few dayti.
For New Su'rveyor.
, Tho construction of the new bridge
wtli probably bo tho first iinpt‘iriant.
work for the city that tho new city
surveyor. Major W. W. Stnrr. will
have tibfltit‘e of
have charge of. Tim fact that ho will
supervise tho job for Bridgeport is int
Illustration of tho t-urious'lwistu of
fortune politics is nhlo to pitiy now
and then.
When Uils hritluo controvorsy ill'lli
sprung up botwoen Bridgoport and
It‘tiirflolti Major Starr 'llh‘ adviulng.
engineer for Full-fluid, ills into oppon-
tepf, H. (I. Scoliolti, flt'IOII in tho mono
rnpatxity for Ilrltlgoport. Major Starr'u
report was for a now bridgo. very
much upon the Ninth filllflt' adopted.
Mr. Snotleld advised that there was no
grout not-t-suity for 0. now bridgo. that
the old one could be i‘opairod. 'I‘ho
matter was in diupuio for a long than
and finally found itit way into tho
courts with tho rentilt, that llrldgo-
port had to give way.
CurIOus Turnabout.
Now that tho work in to ho Iioguii
tho. wliirlgig of polittru finds Major
Slurr tho illIVIStii‘ for iiritigouort iii
plume of Mr. St-otlold. and ho will burn
the utilisiut-tion of watching work on
it britlgo \Vllit‘Il is designed vory niutzli
liftor his orlgiiiul plains.
Tho work of building the hridgo
will not in any way iulorf‘oro with
frufilo. neither will tho two towns
liiivo to go to tho oxpotino of building
it tt-niportiry britigo. Tito now hriduo
is to ho ontiroly south of tho old (mo.
no IIlllI tho lattor onn ho ll:~’t'(I wltilt:
tho now work In in progroxs.
New Grade.
’l‘ho bridgo \l‘lton it is IIIIIhIIt‘fI will
ho a lIt‘t'ItIf‘tI liuprovotiiont to tho lo-
f'HIII)‘. II is oxpot'iotl to do for tho ox-
ttjonio Won't End whtil tho \‘oilow Mill
lirltigo lilo. tloiit‘: for tho East End. It
Is moat fortunato that, noithor of
lht'i-iv Important lillpi‘tiVomf'llis wot‘o
rut-sod by “cheap john" control. The
legisltillvo saw to it iti tho Yollow
Mill liritlg'o (also. the t'lllll‘IS tiiitl It‘alr-
hold in tho wuy at. Ash Crook.
At'ctlrtling to the plans thoro will ho
it marked (‘Ilililmi of gratin, otirrylug
tho road fully throt‘ and ti half loot
ltighor than at lil‘erltllli, This t'liango,
with tho rouioval of tho t-urvos. tit:
tiiroudy told. will nnilto ti liliil‘lif‘tl
uiitmgt- for tho liottor.
NO MORE STOMACH TROUBLE-‘3
i All sfomurh trouble in removed 1))
the use of Kodoi Dyspepsia (furl. it
glvon the stomach perfect rest by til
gusting wimi you oot without the slum
tioh's aid. The loud builds up IIIL
body, the rest rostoroa tho stomach to
health. You don't hnvo. to diet your
self when taking Kodoi Dyspepsia
Cure. .1. D. Erskiuo, of Allouvlilc.
Mich. says. "i suffered Heartburn and
Stomach trouble for some time. My
stator-iii-law has had tho some trouble
and was not able to out. for six weeks.
Rho Iivod outiroly on warm wntor. Af-
ter inking two bottles of Kotiol Dys-
pepsia Cure she was ontiroly turod.
She now oats htinrllly and Ill in good
lit‘itIIli, I out glad to tidy Kodol gavo
li‘o instant relief." Sold by The Gift
ford Pharmacy. ”
I BIG RAILWAY DEAL.
Consolidated May Nflt Got Springfield
Trolley C°.~3°8t0n &. Maine
Seeks Electrical Roads.
'i‘ho proposed purt-htixo of tho Spring-
llold trolloy linou by tho t‘oiioolldtitod
road but; ovidontly Nil'llt‘k a song. for
It Is stiitoti flint Home of tho liouvlosl
sforkholdoru lire not ontirt‘ly ploimod
with tho ol‘for of 8225 por sharp iliilflt‘
i'or lhoir proposition by tho (‘Oilstlliv
fillil‘ti,
'I‘Iio (III‘t‘f‘IOI‘h of tho Hill'IiiKIlt‘ItI oom-
ptiny nttmbt-r livo, illitl two of them
lll‘t‘ opposod to filling to tho (“unsoli-
dntod. road. All tho ttit'ot'tors can do.
howrror. is to submit ”to proposition
to tho HIOCkIlOIIIi‘I'N. which will Ito dono
witlilii ti row days,
If. in known that tho Boston dl
MilIli Iiuilroitd ht hurrying through tho
It-gluluturo Il hill whit-it. for tho first
limo, will plaro it In tho position of u
proupootivo huyor for thin HIIfI otlirr
rotulu. Homo of tho Iif'fii’it‘i-‘i of tho
Im'iront utot'klioldors l't-ol thut in vlow
of this int-t thorn should ho lto uttduo
husto tn art-opting tho offor of $225 for
tho utorlt.
'l‘ltt‘ Spi'itlaflold road would ht't'iil but
orally to Ito of' morn t‘iiltto to tho limo
ion at Mtttno tlttin tho t‘otiuolltlulwl.
Ilf't'llIIH‘ It in lIItll‘f‘ of ti rompotllor to
tho furmor'u flff‘itm Iillf‘fi.
Sumo fool thtif It In fIIfI‘iflrtI muolittai
flittf tho Ifottftin tii' MiiIII protwt Ilrl
tittiditoua in tho (Ionnot'tiottt Rivnr ill—
viulon by HW‘III‘IHK tho Sprinitiiold mad.
itnri ultimately fhfmo turtht-r north. and
thus serum itnolr uglllnflf Inl'liilltm of
the peculiar ltory by A limitlln oop~
corn.
With tint iipi'lngfield Strum Railway
Iiilfilhfll'ifltl tho Con-allowed road Ill “0.
in: ttffer tho Wortmoco fltreot Rnllwuy
company of wtmttioltl: the sprliigfioid
tutti Mutant Company, of Palmer. and
the thtorn Mumcttum Company,
whit-h tutu tho rights from outfield to
Lott. but wliif'Il hint "('VPI‘ built it rand.
‘Wlth flio pui‘obitmu-nf tho f-iprlmifioitl.
Wot't-osdor'ttnd Wentorti Mnmu-huwtla
rtidtlli. tho ffunnulldlifc-d (“Pompom will
MW at utrmt‘t ruilwuy Miriam rouohlng
itiIo filo. 'Hbi‘knhit‘o HIIIH.
“t‘itt- continuity already owns the limit-
tdure titres: Railway and will than do
away with if” oompoiltiou. lift it will
own both lilo Mount and aimed railwnv
ttyetomu outnriug thr' llmlmltlrott. ii
t Willa.
will otimpcto Iti mtbttrlmt li‘ilfllr with
tho "Union tilit‘I Albany brmwb of tho
NM V’prlt t‘ontrut mad. With our
Womnovfo road will lit” outrun-ed the
line between ll’oatfieltl and Holyoitp.
which at present compete» with tho
f‘onao‘lfds’“ ' i"; "’rtlilrvvi‘ 2.
With thu- prollllh‘t} of good spring '
authorities of .
soon .
new bridge .
n I
am -
1...»..- “flaw...— _....
so
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS. 1-1.
Iletiiplete Pie“ ,
Season's Business
IT IS JUST THAT, NOTHING MORE, ,NOTHING LESS. EVERY
SECTION OF THE STORE IS FILLED WITH BRIGHT FRESH MfROHA
OISE, BOUGHT IN THE BEST MAR KET8, MERCHANDISE BU TED
YOUR NEEDS: MERCHANDISE THAT YOU WILL BUY WITH THE UT-
MOST SATISFACTION. THIS STORE IS ALWAYS WIDE A AKE TO
ITS TRADE POSSIBILITIES. I.T WAS NEVER MORE WI EAWAKE
THAN NOW, ON THE THRESHOLD OF THIS NEW SEASON. WE FEEL
THAT WE HAVE THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR BUYING PUBLIC. AND WE
WANT TO IMPRESS YOU WITH THE FACT THAT THIS BTORE BTANDO
READY TO CATER TO YOUR BUYING NEEDS. AND FEELS ITS ABILI.
TY TO FILL THOSE NEEDS TO YOUR PROFIT.
SPRING BUYING BEGINS A BEAUTIFUL SHOWING
IN THE HOBIERY SECTION OF SHIRT WAISTB
Wu Ion ' a o b 2
buying “If?" iplfinlgugfijg, [filigflglsztitggf NUWIICI'G Ill madeupdom hill! the de-
clioap utockingu oro not cheap at any signer and maker produced more my
prior" it’s tho good hoiit‘ut. qtockingh ”6 effects titan in womenu WRIBLE.
‘ ' ' ‘ There are no home—made waisat now...-
ut o. i'oauotiuhly low prioo that people .
0 fir ,1 . _ , _ ,1.” days: doeun i. pay in the face of such
or at L novt aduys “on got them. “‘th as these.
C lldron's Fast illnt’k Ribbed litre.
no")? inc .0 25.. " LafIIGS' White Lawn Shirt. Waist
with Black Dots at 50c.
Wo aluo t-ai'ryn f‘ltil lino of the Colo
linitod lillliit’l‘ ilrowti Stockings: for Ladleg’ Figured ()hgmbray and Dunn
lty ansts, spooial at 690,
Boys and also lluuior Brown's Sistor's
Ladios’ White Lawn Shirt Walsttl,
Him-kings for tilrls. ovory pair guaran-
lf’t'ilv 35" 11 pair. P‘I‘f‘t‘ WI”! (‘i'l‘lil' hair tnok-etl front. and back embroidery
trimmed at 980.
of stockingx a littstor iii-own Drawing
Liitilf‘ti' Whito Lawn Shirt Waists,
Book. ,
Ludios‘ VII-RI. Illutsl‘ Iloso, ill . it i it"
x ( In ‘ made with rows of embroidery and
fucks, tit $i.50.
3 paint for 250.
Lndlps' Plain 0;- Drop Siltohod Fast
lntiies' \Vhiit) Satin Doniates Waists,
mndo latest out, at $1.69.
Dim-k How. Hill‘t‘IflI tit Ibo a. pair.
iiadios' White Linen Shirt Waista.
Ix‘tdiox‘ Black and lt‘aiicy Lisle or
Cotton limo at 254' a pair.
with Embroidorod Dom and Tucked
llat-lt rind Front at $1.50.
Inidlos Illat‘h’ Drop Sillt‘hml and
83-85 Washington Street.
Main Lislo. oxlra good. at 39(- a pair.
.-.-_~_.:2-_-==:g
Ne W N 80k wear.
More and more dainty and ornate than ever—if such is possible
-—are the new creations for the feminine neck. Styles are almost ex~
haustless. Nowhere better than right here will you find opportuni-
ties to supply your neckwear wants.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
.. .. .. _..-__....____:=
*—
S. S. TILLOTSON
WE ARE now suowmc EVERYTHING THAT
IS new AND SEASONABLE IN THE
0 O O
Mtlimcry Line
1 OPENING MARCH 30TH, 3181' AND APRIL lST.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
come: miss Peters Willi With you the PAYING
STRICTLY FRESH secs .................................. .. 25c 00:.
3 CANS SALMON FOR .......................... : .................. 25c
3 CANS couneuseo MILK ......................................... 25c
mznwm's HAMS ............................................. . 12c LB.
3 LBS. CHOPPED BEEF ........................................... 25p
LEAN por ROAST ........................................ 10c LB. or
nonsr sash ............................................. . 10c LB. up
SHOULDER STEAK .......................................... .. 10c LB.
6 LBS. cnouno BONES ................................... ..... 25¢:
NATIVE FOWLS.
NATIVE VEAL.
JACOB SCHAUB,
22 wasumcrou smear. . (Phanmm
m W. W. - .:.'5 ”WWW
7 t t N ‘ it «- #3.) t “it ;
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so
The Kind You Have Always Bought. ml which has been
in use for over 30 yearn. has home the ulgnnfnro of
W and has been made undor his por-
tmmil atipcrvhdou alum Its tummy.
‘ Allow no one kidotseivo you in thin.
All (lotiutmi‘ultu. lmlmtlouu mid "Junkies-mun!” am but
lixpurbuentts that. trlflo with and endanger tho health of
[humus and Children» [inheritance against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Uiuttmiu in a harmless uiibntltuto for Cute): Oil. Pan-
gorlo. Drops and Soothing 3mm. It. fit lenl. lb
contain. neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
uuiistmme. m age in its momenta). It. (lo-tron Worm!
and ways Forename». 1t mm bimbo» and Wind
colic. It. relieves Teething Tmublon'. cum Commotion
lllltl Fintulenor. It uninitlubott the Form. WW the
Manual! tint! Bowel». giving healthy and nominal clasp.
The Children'l Purim-Tho Mouser-'- B'riond. ‘ l
GENUINI CASTORIA ALWAY!
Sam the ligature of
,.
The out You i... Always Birgit
In Ute For Over 30 Years.
m “Minn aim. n more» own. my m in... .
. ' ' Lou .u.
Norwalk Chronicler