. ‘ TUESDAY APRIL to. 1905 V
c.
It
bleed. till Washington a
AfiIIII Fl Mill .wn -
tit.) acne and fourth sends o of
lines.
Inland tuitrtlt Eridays o
OYGTIRS IXPEL TVPHOID GERMS
The IFishmongers Company. or EngF-
land. recently engaged Dr KilomF'
3.18., to Investigate the duration of
the typhOld bacillus when introduced
into the oyster. in the course oi the
investigation certain oysters were pur-
poodly'lnlected but after being placed
for a time in clear water the bacillus
were found to have been expelled.
proving that the oyster quickly ride
itself of the oilending germ when giv-
on the opportunity of doing so. On be-
ing placed in clear water the germs
Wanted in a short-time, leaving no
trace of their existence in the system
to! the oyster.
FABHIONQ.
win-id. WE”. lilies ids Sharonfleo
Ofllellltl) iltl"1lltiull .‘lirtll'il ihc ovl.
”WWW“ deuce iii ”to suit oi its Morris F.
m fun?“ for Tomorrow. Wintou. use Emily rltorling. for di»
. 5 043 “t3 52“” vorce. The plaintiff alleges interoper-
Me 11:35 a. m.; 11:55 9. m. anus. both are well known in bridge.
,, port society. Their marriage January
IMHO II-NJAINIL Til-IMO»! 15. 1902. was art-event in social cir-
ales.
dram moo. no. Winton wide: the numerous .
.m “dimiguflmjno NONI“. shorts mode by herself and her husv
mun-I ‘ . bhhd’s lather to reclaim Morris from
thinners Rouldotlso. . the whiskey habit. Sherecounted his
M vogious ebt‘fullilile-If‘l walls tirade; the
, I‘Qulc Dial-grant“ tit dance 0 drn . is as t at on
' one occasion he took her to the Coun-
0“ ‘10" MOD: "9- 1W F- A A. M. try club, where she was to chaperon
unleash film? an automobile which her husband had
.l%’n{“ooidl tlyfl °vitos' purchased.
m‘ the cats and became so intoxicated
Ill": Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M‘ that he could not start the automobile
llsotsln gunman Bloot’tflfifl Wltlhlngun when the time for departure came.
"5,,qu ”a A“ “I” 1' one was obliged to return by way of
$010!“. Attmiysl tnMIMI normality the trolley. She told also of his oath
A335" III-ens. P. Rube tdlll‘ct gt. tthfl MauhassstdYnchht Oiub.
' wen e e tromaten ertat ran
0”" Chap-Mo.” Order Inn?“ ‘8" between the yacht and the cittb house.
fission“ in Donovan blues. its Wasbynotog 8th leiit ‘himMon vgins occas'iogl but was
in use y l lnto'n’s ‘ s or to re-
“313.3%” ““Xitlifflsi’ii'l'l’l‘) or 'or turn. She said that for some time he
Wrap storeoutisii invited situations abandoned business and gave himself
A up to drl k never returning to his
home one pt under the influence and
with a be
arm
Miss Phoebe E Conklln. oi Naugatuck, _,
and Thomas S. Osborn. or Norwaik. ls '
to take place at the home of the .
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
B. Conklln. of Scott street. Nouga-
tuck, Wednesday. April 26.
MRS. WlN‘YOM TILL! OF HUI-5:
‘ . BANO'S CONDUCT .
__.,_‘..
Judoc William T. li‘incr, as tutoredI
Florodora dance They rode out in
SPECIAL.
JAPANESE MATllNGS.
New Designs,
Flflv Rolls.
Regular 25c Grade.
19¢
CHINAWTATTthS
Extra Hcavy Quality.
‘ All Perfect.
0n reaching the grounds he entered
tie of whiskey under his
Mrs. Winton was accompanied to
' court ‘by her sister. who teatilied Regular 25c (trade. ., «I ~-
ln her behalf Only a few lawyers and
the members of the press were pics I . ‘ 17¢
out at the taking of the evidence. At
torney Samuel Beardsley represented .
Mrs Winto'n and Attorney Chamber- .
lulu, Mr Winton. The latter said her
husband is a m other of the Brook
lsWn uountry Cub and the Bridge-
port Yacht Club,
MR. canons TO Tnv AGAIN. ”W-
it is announced that the wedding of
The woman who wears spats to
match her costume is the women who
hasn’t the smallest possible foot and
who realizes that less attention is
called to. the feet when the spots are
not of contrasting color to the gown.
. Heretoiore the suspender dress has
been worn only by young girls. bttt
this season it is to be Worn by mam—
mas
Them moire ribbons are exceedingly
popular for trimming frocks and hats
of linens and other washablefimater-
isle.
They will tell you that to have a
figure that is tip to date (just as it
you could have any kind you wanted)
you must have a flat abdomen, a well
rounded waist. hips reduced and list
A linen gown that is distinguished
for its smartness has no embroidery
anywhere about it. Graduated tucks
in both blouse and skirt give it its
smart look.
Costs are made entirely of the wid-
er insert. the tinted laces being well
liked for summer evening wear.
Plain silks for plpings on the check-
ed suits make nest finishings.
LAST HOP! VANISHED.
When leading physicians said that
W. M. Smithart, of Pekln, 1a., had iu~
' curable consumption. his last hone vs-
niahed; but Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption Coughs and Colds,
kept him out chains grave. He says:
"This, great: cidc cempleteiy cured
me. and save my life Since then i
have used it (or a or 10 years and con-
sider it a morve ous throat and lung
cure ” Strictly scientific cure for
Coughs. Bone Throats or Colds: sure
preventive of Pne monia. Guaranteed.
sou and 81.00 bott es at F'. H. Baxter's
Drug Store. Trial bottle free. "
JAMES OPARGQIUES NEW YORK
WOMAN.
Wants Title to Parcel of PropOrty cit.
ustod in Fairfioid.
’ Papers have been tiled in the Super-
ior Court in the case of James Span
v.0! Bridgeport. vs. Maria Austin of
New You. I .‘Mr.- Spal'go alleged that
on'fllulydpuiw, Mariehustln gave her
note to William C. Height for $2.600.
To secure this note she gave a mort-
. on' certain building lots inIll‘air-
no to Mr. Height. On August 22
~ 1089 Mr Haight transierred the note
. “de the note and the interest in the
Mid propertyN to R. c. carpenter
at White Plaino.N
On May. ll. 1904. Mr. Carpenter trans
{erred the note nod the interest in the
Fairdeld property to Mr. Bongo. The
intra- ailegss that the note which
Moria Austin gave is unpaid. lie ash
listless audit to give him a foreclosure on
it loud or a Judgment for any bal-
ones that may be found this to him
out and above t value of the land
It. lpargo also yeti; drawn: mic
property ma yes it In
W: tho foreclosure becomes obso-
I
. OHIA‘TID DIATH.
m trouble often ends retail.
%hhmlng the right mediciiiO.
t at Bear Grove. lows. chaot-
Hs son: "Two years
had Kidney Trouble, which cotto-
psin, suffering and on:-
1 took Electric Bitters. which
a complete cure. l have also
thou of great benefit in gsnorol
wow". tgouialo. long" has
x y on on . I nc .
‘9 'hovonoosuoi.” it. B. Bow
*hteeo th
l
Sale of Real Estate
right. title and interest as least: ' ~ « ‘ ’ ’
V"°°mI "“6 0' WW“: “Wm ”M ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
at the time of his death in and to all m
that certain tract of land situated in
the tpwin oil lilolr‘wallé.8311‘h $123M}: MAIL BOX WAS NOT 8TOLEN. NEWRIED T0 E8CAP£ JAIL.
s roe, n e c y 0 ll orwa . ,, ORLEA S. A ril ii).-ln
with the buildings thereon standing. it has been learned that the mall N “in D
bounded northerly by said Elizabeth box at the west. bound station,
street. easterly by land of the estate South Norwnllt. was not stolen .VeSlBl‘I jail is l’ontcbatoulahloa. Two of the
01' Henry 5- Gregory. deceased, soutb- day morning, it appears that a bag- men were cremated and n third fatally
erly by land of the Crofui and Knapp gage. or Adams Express truck struck burned. The dead:
Company, and westerly by land of Wii- tho box and partly demolished it At Henry Taylor. Vluc Mount, Alit.
Ham '1‘. and Thomas 1. Raymond. ls daylight the oilicials at the depot .lnmcs Reilly Philadelphia. Pa.
for sale. ‘ wcrc tumble to ilud the broken portion. i| Fatally burned:
Notice is hereby given that all such
in an attempt to escape from jail, thret
prisoners today not tire to the parish
For particulars and terms apply to and concluded it had been taken away Lucien George do has. Lafayette,
JOSEPH VROOM. Latter thc box was found, and it has Lu. The men were arrested last night
Executor. now been replaced, for disorderly conduct.
The Paris [Iluult and Suit House. "
33 South Main St, South Norvmlk.
V' ._
Buster Week a 5 llau Sale at Matchless Prices.
Why the Paris Store appeals to the Easter Shopper:
Simply cosh buying from the woolen and silk mills and manufacturing our own goods in New York
City. and cash selling in return for it slender margin of proilt. Our patrons are not taxed to support costly
credit machinery for book collectors and bad accounts. Wherever such methods are employed they add to
the cost of merchandise and the customer pays all. No argument In required to prove that the customer
must pay, the store's expenses, including its bad debts. You know that no store can sell, goods on cheaply
as a cash store and from us you get the double benefit-first. selling for cash, and second. you are buying
from the manufacturers direct, anti.our styles and creations are superior to any store in The Norwallta.
Come and be convinced.
Ladies Coats, from $2.98 up. Silk licdingute Suit. 828.00.
Children's and ("er COD“. SLTB up. Rain C00“. ‘798 up.
v
Wolsts. others salt ti; otir price 39c.
Silk Mtlconll. $3.00 up.
fl
Mohair Bkirts in all colors. $1.98 up.
Suits made or Panama Cheviot.
Silk Shift Willlit Bill“, '838 up, shepherd shocks and broadcloth. Sit.”
Silk Suits, worth Mo, for $21.76. For stout ladies we. matte to order
without any extra charge.
RemembewAlterations Free of Charge.
We will keep Open Evenings until Easter.
in . : PARIS out (you {sun r
_’," King's}... .‘
Us... :1: ii._
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, .. i , outissLLKI
. lorget proportionately in Connecticutl
rtorrrjsymptoms:
No other set of books ever gave such absolute satisfaction asv
JOHN L. STODDARD’S LECTURES
FRANK G. CARPENTER Traveler so I “The or E
““me the world " . . YO y e In ncyclopedls of- live, hows-s intonhidon'
G. A. SOUTHWORTII. Supt. Schools. says . “ They no more need lndorsement than the Bible or Shokospooro.‘
COL. ALBERT A. POPE, Manufacturer, says: “ They are the best book bargain i ever made.” I
JOHN L. BATES. Gov. of Mesa. saysi “ They are the finest set of books in my whole library."
CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW 11.8. Sbnator so at “The In t t t
travel I hash ever seen." u , y on pic ureoque, instructive. end Nimble M ,d
\ B. B. ODELL. 1a.. Gov. of N. Y. says: “ They literally bring the world to our v doors. I know of c
that will broaden the mental horizon of every member of the tacitly so well “iii. work. " a thing
Family .. nam- i Til?
tight . .
World F332;!
“Visiting every ‘
on all lllil lillllS
place in every
and. best. of all,
land that allurea
the traveler, .
combining g I, ._ ‘ 3. . thewholcfamily
Entertainment , l “ M £0“
information I / . . 1/ , an.“
culture ‘ , ., .
READ WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS on”
Charles E. Dow, Mayor of South
Norwsllt, says: “i am glad to bear
testimony to the worth of the lectures
in book form of_ the "distinguished
John is Stotidard... l'~ believe that no
one who purchases the work will
have cause to regret it.".
of Stoddard's lectures and by means of
plctunes and dramatic and eloquent
tilscriptlons mentally circle the world
and spicy foreign travel at one's own
fireside.”
w. C. Facts, City Supt. South Nor-
walk Union Schools, says: “I have
in my library the Stoddard Lectures
and i certainly commend them highly.
The illustrations are clear and cxcolv
lent and the descriptions are in choice
language and very vivid. "
_D__O _N_____OT FORGET
"not our SPECIAL OFFER loan of this your work at
WHOLESALE RATES Is for only a UMITED TIME
THE OFFER WILL SOON BE WITHDRAWN
BALOH BROS. 00., Sale Publishers, 36 Bromflqld 8h. Boston
Hon. John H. Light. of South Nor-
wotk. says: “l-‘ew have both means
and leisure to visit i'otelgn tountrles,
\ct altiiost every one may own a set.
also MEN TO Vl8lT wareusunv. ltribe on the flue condition of the tribe “soon FRIDAY ssNTmEL.
A largely attended meeting of thoEThe warxlors decree was conferred The sentinel will be issued occurs
. day about
Uncos i‘ribe, i. O. R. M.. was held last l°“ one candidate 0“ F” day as a morning paper in order that
night. ill which a very interesting ad- itwenty live members 0' the tribe will the employees may observe the annu
’ dress was delivered by Alfred Ball. of journey to Waterbury '0 witness the last day. Items of news. advertise *
degree team contest to be held there
The majority will leave on the 6: 18
a. to train other on the 9:11 train.
Oneittt lodge. Brooklyn. He stated
ments etc. should reach th once an I
that tho growth of‘the order was much i .
iy tomorrow evening. .
~
and the smaller cities than it is in Read the “Buyers Bulletin." in .lose- ‘ W
New York and other large cities and Glover's ad will tell you ”011M110" iotl’s as. it will tell you how to
con initiated the members or the stock of Easter footwear. economize on groceries.
Tel. Call 322-4.
ON MONDAY, 17th, DEMONSTRATION OF
Heinz’s 57- Varieties!
For one week will take orders for Jams, J allies,
Pickles, Relishes, Onions, Chow Chow, Baked Beans
Chutney, Chili Sauce, etc. Save your. orders for us.
Come in and sample the entire line. Free to all.
Charles E. SeymOur,
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T. LEADING GROCER. 80. NORWALK. CONN.
33;: A Watch—Free. > nfi‘.
To the bright boy or girl who can make I Yankee one... V .
How TO GET IT.
Every little boy or girl making a purchase a! to com: or more or
our mm on Easter “larder. April 22d. will be entitled to no ,.
noon on the number or on: we have on oxblblmn In our UM! .' ‘
dqw. and the boy or girl guessing the number or noonrl flio' . . , .
number will resolve a pretty um: watch ”lit. . , , .. '
1‘!
Askyour Momma. if you may make a. purchase.
Norwalk Chronicler