‘ :7 lionLCIweu‘il-V’
mwmsnelm;
Mineral.
7 Milne nor
7 or None o'rrc .
IRenIed l’ort‘ns 1 ‘
mod... 01%
.CoiwulsionsJ-‘cverish
A. j Angevine @- Son,
1!! Washington Street.
For liver
”Thirty Years
south Norwalk, Conn.
.. _* ..i......w_._w......... .. ....W..-._... d...
0f Gourse Not Alive!
llul we III-livcr ninui so fresh that
it couldn‘t ln- Il't‘SIli‘l‘ wlihoul bolus
olive. A9 u mullor of foul. moat
should hung for n duy or two In mnke
livullhfnl i'ood. um] our modcrn meth-
ods of prcsol'ving unsure you sweet.
lcndcr. juicy nnd nllog9lhor good
mouth at ull limes. 0rdcrs filled
promptly.
J. W. DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Scheub. .
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2
Men’s Trousers Specials Ior lhis Week.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CI).
‘ 6 NORTH MAIN ST.
HARRY GOOD WIN. Manager.
- H..—
SOUTH NORWALK
Extra
I
Wood St. Tel. 203- 5.
JohnT
“9......“ _ _. ....
"'I
Tlt's all over town.
I
Extra. Extra.
Coal at $4.50.
NO. 2 NUT. the largest size in town. at $4. 50. Also the high-
eat grades of Anthracite at the 10 west prices.
A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
for you because we do not belong to any combine.
i If not for us prices would have been higher. so patronize the
firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy.
I. HERSHFIELD 8: SON
no Water Street. Telephone 235-3.
Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
Public Msrlret, 32 So. Main St,
re You Heard the Latest?
They say Raymond has the best Coal.
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we hurl: the largest and
‘ .cot stock. But don't take our word for it.
to your Own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it's all right,
I‘ e no a chancc at your Winter's Coal. We are here to do business.
7 Telephone 113-3.
lay-mond Bro-s
We
Try a loud and prove
‘ Kouis John.
Flhy- mine liollnhihl Are In the
Shelves Toner. Ready for
Ilse flay lilo Whine—930m
Very Interesting Works
The following In the list or books
which nro in lho rack for new books
III the Norwulk Library. today. There
urn ilIly-nlno titles:
Education.
Hlnudalo, B. A.,
'I‘lIn Art of Studyn—A manual for
teachers nnd utndenlu.
Science.
'l‘rowbrldgo, .lohn. \
What Is Electricity?
Dunn. Inward Salisbury,
Minerals und How to Study Them.
Unful Arte.
Posse, The Human Nils.
'l‘hc Spsclnl Klneslology or Educn
tionnl Gymnastics.
Fin: Arte.
I'lunu. Henry F‘. W.,
l‘rucllcul Hints on Painting, (lum-
position, Landscape and Etching.
Etching
Slumld Russel
'l‘hc Appreciation of Pictures
Literature.
l‘unconst, Henry 8..
A History of Alncrlcun Literature.
Pantry.
»Qun;,
Complctc Poetical Works nnd Lei-
tors.
Sicilnuin. Edmund Clarence,
A Victor-inn Anthology.
Travel and Description.
Wulluco. Dillon,
The Lure of the lmln-udor Wild.
Biography.
lmpcrulnr cl ch. Willlum ll. of
(lei-runny.
Juvenile.
l’uinc. Dornihy 0.,
A Little: Florida Lady,
Fiction.
Allshclcr, Joseph A.,
The (fundidniw—A
munch,
(luthriu of Ihc 'l‘imcu-A story of
success.
The Last Rebel,
Harbour. Rulph Houry,
An Orchard Princess.
BPHHOI‘I, ill. li‘,
Scuriol and liysuop.
(‘nrcy. Rosu Nnnchelic,
'l‘lio Household of Pclnr.
A Passing» Pcrilons.
(‘uslle Agnes and Iduerton.
'l‘hc Henri of Lady .-\llllt‘.
Rosa oi the World.
Chumhurs, ltolwrl l~‘.7
lolc.
(lonrud, .losvpb.
antrumor—A lulu of III.» scubonrd.
UI'OI'IIPII, S. IL,
'l‘hu tilicrry ltlhliund.
'I‘hc Rllvvr Skull
Dickson. llurrin,
’l‘lw Ravunols.
Eflglt'l-lltlll. GI-ni‘gc ("IIry7
A llunghlcr ol‘ thi- South.
Goodwin. Mnnd Wilder,
(llulms und (Younlcrcluimnv
ilcmsirecl. (‘lIuI'lr-s.
Flowvr of the Fort.
Howlcll, Munrico.
Fond Adventures,
Higgins. Ellzuhclh,
Out of tho West,
Hopc. Anthony.
A Scrvnui of the Public.
Johnson, Owen,
In Ibo Nnmo of l.ibcrly~!i glory
of Hip Icrror.
King. tluncrul Cbnrlcs,
A Broken Sword.
A (lurrison 'l‘ungic.
A Soldier's ’l‘riul—-An cplsodo ol
tho (Innicen Crusade.
ansou7 Ellsworth.
From the llnvuryinrfilnr.
Lewis. Allrcd Henry,
The Sunnni 'l‘rull.
Lloyd, Nclnon.
'l‘lII- Soldivr of lilo Vollcy,
Lylc, Eugene l’.. .lr.,
'l‘hc Minuouriun.
Ninjor. Churlvs.
Yolundu.
Marshall. Edward,
Lin-tic, n story of lhc Lnlln qunr
im‘. .
Mnriln. llolcn Rolmcnnnydcr.
Sshind. u story of tho Amish.
Muslin. A, E. \‘i’..
The 'I‘rnnnls.
Morrimun, Henry i-iulon.
'I‘nmuso's Fortune and (lino-r Blur
les.
Morris. Cluru,
hot it In (‘ hurgc.
Nicholson, Moredilh
The House oi u Thousand (‘undloo
Prince. Helen Chortle
’l‘ho fltronnesl Muster.
Roberts. Charles G. I).,
lied ll‘ox.
Slavery. Melvin l...
The Mystery of Juno ill.
pollticnl r0
Shackleton, ltuberi.
Muny \Vhll'l'h, ii. story of New
York.
9Flim'mihthi, Burton 16..
The Mnrulhon Mynlcry, u story of
Munhuliun.
'I‘hnnnl. OcIIIVI-,
'I‘hc Mun of tho llonr.
'l‘okuloml. lienilro,
Numl-Ko.
’I‘rucy. Louis.
An nmcrlcun ‘Empnror.
fl‘hn h‘lnnl War.
(“In Winds of tho Morning.
Wntnnnu, Onolo.
’l‘hc, horn of Aznlcn,
Wilkins. Mary Id,
The Debtor.
chis. B. Lovell.
Orraln.
HALF THE WORLD WONDIRI
how Ibo other half lives. Thou who
now inn-klon‘s Arnlnn Bulvu never
wonder it it will cure Guts, Wounds.
Burncs Sores and all Shin adoptions:
they know ll will. Mrs. Grunt Sim
1130 E. Reynolds at, Springfield, ill-i
snys: “l record it one of thee!)
wniem ml.
1 loulsldo but was it evened in time so
, «but the demon
, In a healthy Womltll today. "
'7reulod by Two In-
cendluy I'll-es.
WINDSOR LOOKS, Jun. 15~Twico
incendiary fires um discovered in n:
Iblckly Inhnbltud hurt of the bunincsu
Million of Main strum. '1‘.th ill-In was
rllIIc‘nverod about ll o'clock III II side
, door of Kelran hit-90mm saloon. rho}
door was found or he on lire 0n Inn
‘ I'll easily put out
with a tow nulls water. i
The second fir wit-I dinooverud
about 8: 30 in the your or the buildinx,
occupied by James ll}. Murphy' 5 barbed
shop, on the first floor and a sporting,
club on the second. and Wes climbing
up the Hide or the bulldinz when firing
seen and making rapid headway. Thln‘
buildinir wus completely suited. the
next building was nlno damaged com
sldernbly.
Bulb of tho dumngnd bilildlngs be,
long 10 Tax Commissioner F‘runk K;
”only. who he» on insurance or 35.4.
000 on them. ’l'he Inmate to tho buildl
‘inus will amount dnbont $3000 Mil
Muiphy'n nhnp in Incomplete loss upon
Which he has $300 insurnnco 'l‘hd
sporting club lost the. tarnishing; that}
worn In their room. Part of IN
ground floor was occupied by JOfiflpl}
Boiuuso as u grocery store, His stool
wun damaged by water. insured for
$1.200. Mrs. Min-y Goran lived up
slabs nnd she sustained connldmnblo
7dumngo to furniture, upon which sho
bun no Insurance
'lho firemen worked hard and did
.gnod work in preventing any furihol
dumngo. Much ludignntion was ex-
picsscd us both tires are out down an
Incendiary. ’l‘he seleotmm have of
term a roward of ”00 for the angel.
and conviction of the guilty poison 0i
persons.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
itching. Blind Blmdih. Protrndln
Piles Drugglnts are out priced to re
fund money it Peso Ointment fails to
cure in II to 14 days. 500..
onove PIPE NEAR ms JuoULAn
v
‘ Fall From Wheel M.” Cauee Brie-
Iol Men's Death.
BRISTOL Jun. 15.-Nupolcon .i.
lmudrcy, who lives on Lani-ill ulrool,
is in II preourious condition from an
ncnldenl that uncured while he. was
riding his whcul II few weeks ago. lir-
was thrown In the ground, and u. plnc
that ho wus smoking was driven Into
bin lhroul. 'l‘hn slum woni deep into
the flesh III onu side. or Ibo jndulur
vcin and won lnokeu off.
How was treated in n hosplinl in Hart
“ord und purl of the biohou plow wus
tukcn out. The operation wus only
partly successful and the part Iemnib
lug has made his trouble 'l‘hursdtl."
ln- wont to l’hiludclpbia and ::.-0InIulIuI
'lil nu prominent surgcon only to ho
Iold lluII lIlCl‘I‘ was no ponnisslhlily of
l'lillklllg unolhcr Iznl lhul will rcmoyv
lint lionbic and (how does not M‘I'hl
In bu nnI boon for him.
-~-~I)0n'l lei Ihc little oncs Humor
from I-czcmn, or 0Ihcr torturing. akin
discusos. No nued for II. Donn
Olnlmcnl euros. Cun’I liuim lin-
quhI dolicnll- nhlu, AI uny ding
slorc. I30 cents.
FOUND WITH NICK BROKEN.
Danbnry Track Walker Killed by
Frelght Train.
DANBURY. .Inn. lS.-—~Jam:'s Swoo-
ncy. :Igod 25, u truck walker for tho
Ncw York. Now l-Iuyun und Hartford
El. it. on Ihu lliuhlund division was
killed some limo Sulurday night. pre-
Iumubly by u passing freight train.
Swodney's dulicu were to «pairol u
stretch of Ircsllc work bei’wccn Mnln
Ind licnvur streets, and ii is supposed
Ibut while he was walking along lhc
weeks he was much by n rrclgt truln
and tossed lo the sin-col. 18 leer he-
!ow. whcrc his body was found today.
lllu neck was broken, and bin skull
Frnclurcd. llvulh is bollnvod to burn
boon instantaneous. lie was unmar.
rind.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR ISA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
CURV.
‘Il-l mercury will surely dcslroy the
“till“? of smell and completely Ilernnge
the whole system when entering ll
through Ibo mucuous surfaces. Such
articles should never bc used excppl
m prescriptions from rcpulublo phy-
Iit‘lnnu. no llw dnmugo they will do
u ten fold to the good you run popsi
Ily doIlvc from them linll' n (‘utnjrrh
lnIc. mnnnluciuied by F .l. Chency ll:
'30 Toledo. 0. contains no mercury.
did In tnk9n internally, noting directly
rpm the blood and m’lltllOllfl nuria‘cos
~f the systnm. ln buying Hulls lt‘ ll
terrh ()lll't‘ b osure you got the their
due. It Is token iiitnrnsily and mode
It Toledo. Ohio. by ll‘. .l. Cheney &
)0. Testimonials free.
Sold by Drpsglsts.
bottle.
’l‘nke Hull's Family Pills tor corinll
potion.
Price. 760 per
«-
PICKETT ron roormsreni
Congressmen Hill Recommends Hle
Reappolntment u “Encounter hi
I'- lrfl .
WASHINGTON, Jun 16.»(‘ongross-
Innn Hill recommended the reupp inl-
monl. of Edwin W. Pickett us oni-
Iunslur of Fsirueld ills prurient I no
oxpirun January 16 und Ihu ol'l‘lcc nys
81.800 u your. .
A MODERN MIRACLE. l
“Truly mlrnculona moment the r cov
dry or Mrs Mollie Holt 0! thin pl 0e."
writes J. 0. ll. Hoop'cr Wood 0rd.
'l‘enu.. ”shc qu-I no wusicd bv cons ing
up puss froth her lunch. Doctor dc-
clnred her end no near that her fulnlly
had watched by her bedside forty lcht
house; when. III my urgent tonnes Dr.-
Kings New Discovery was liven her.
with the astonishing result that im-
provement hem. and continued infill
nhc ilnnlly conipletcly recovered and
(in run-
Ieed cure for coughs null colds. bile
and “.00 III F. H Buster II. South Nor-
wnlh und [0. P Wmulu. Norwnlk. Inn:-
guns. Trial bottle free. ..
\
W
" . ith III 7
and chubby arrns end
and you find ‘9. healthy ch?B ‘
Find one with “drawn lace
and poordhln bod and you
see one that nee s Scott's
umuuioh. Your doctor will
no doubt toll you the child' Is ‘
latentai‘vedmits food is not
nourishingit. ~
Nothin helps these thin.
ale chi dren like Scott's
mulsion. It contains the
very element of fat they need.
It supplies them with a per-
fect and quickly dl estedl
nourishment. Scott’s mul
sion brings dimples and
rounded limbs.
SCOTT It lliiWNE. 409 Pearl Sum, New York.
E ..... . .
mm he
hiring in hulls
Look! Look! Look!
EXTENSION notes ......... $4.00
cmes ammo CHAIRS ...... s .35
IRON aeos ................... $3.50
CANE nocxens ............. $1.50
CHIFFONIERS, 6 DRAWERS “$5.50
No.89 North Main Street.
SOUTH :NORWALK.
l
DEADLOCK 'lROKEN AFTER YEAR
AND A HALF.
Danbury Board of Education Finally
Gets a President.
DANBURY. Jun. I§.~‘A deadlock
ovcr the election of a president of tin-
Dnnbury Board of Education which
bus I-xlslnd 0 your and at half, 9ch-
sluce the board was cradled, hun been
broken by tho election of William ll.
Lnnc u dcmocrullc memhur. This
bonrd wuu (:runliul when the school
districts of tho town wcrc. consolidated
and is composed of nix republicans nnd
nix lh-mocrnln. Judge II. B. Scott, n
republican Inninbcr. und Mr. Lnnc
wm-o candidates (or the presidency.
'1‘le work of tho board has been
curried on during Ihe pin-u your and
u hull‘ ily Ihe clemlon ulIcrnuIcly of
u diunocrai. and u republlonn member
us pl‘t‘ilidt'lll prolcm. Judge Scott.
withdrew from the content some time
ago. und Ills rcpuhllcnus mudc Judge
Sninucl A, lluvla, unoihcr demonrulic
InI-Iubcr, :I candidate and supported
him In opposition to Mr. Lane unlll
Ibo linul ngreomcnt was arrived at.
Rm. (‘. Ilnbburd u republican mom-
bci wus clueled accruinry. which is up
other with II snihr)‘.
INDIGESTION OVERCOME.
Indigestion is ensiiy overcome by
”19 use or Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, bo
cuusc this remedy digests what you
out and given the stomach n rest~ul~
lows it to recuperate and grow strong
uguin. Kodol relieves indigestion.
Belchlng of Gas, Sour Siomocb. Heart
Burn. sic, and enables the digestive
organs to trunniorm all foods into the
kind of rich red blood that makes
health nud strength. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy. '“
YALE GETS ADDITIONAL FUNDS.
NEW HAVEN, Jun lhw'l‘reanurer
hit-Chins. «it tho Yuk1 llnIveI-zslly bun
lulu ruculvod $100 000 uddilionul of
uIII-eslrloled funds'pnid in on the funds
oblninud lly ‘Beerolury Anson Phelps:
molten, Mrs. Charles P. 'I‘ul’l. of (‘ln~
I-lnnuil, is unnonnoed us ihc giver of
0! “5,000 for the enlargement or Ynlc
lIIIIrmuI-y.
IN’RINBIC MERIT.
Bay The Glitterd Phernuey, Is What
Mala- Vlnol Popular.
“The lntIlnulc mor't of this new,
cod liver oil preparation, Vlnol," said
one oi the proprietors or The Cllflord:
l’hurmncy. “ls beginning to bo roul-
01 course in my position no u drug-
xisl. l have seen innumerable medl-
nlnen and proprietary nrilclon intro,
Ilnced. but never in my long expen
luncnhuvo i ever known or heard otn
medicine that would produce more
bonollclul results ihun Vinol.
"l nItrlbnte this to the liner that
Vinol conininu in a concentrated form
all the medicinal elements contained,
in cod liver oil, octuully tnkcn from
trunk codr livers. but without it drop
or oil or groom to niiusoatn and npnet
lhe stomucb. and it common no slob
oiling drugs.
“A prominent physician writes:
‘Vlnol in the most valuable propuriv
lion of and llvor oil known to modl-,
clue. It Is a! untold volIn- lo events,
utrenxih and build up the general
sysloin tor old people. weak women
and children, shunt hsII no equal (or
Ilenrdxnoldn. bronchial sud all inn: III-
*Isotlons.’ . - «
‘Wern urn hundreds at people
right here in 3cmib:Norwnlk‘ who can.
lesllly that there In nothing equal In
Vlnol to moire rich, red blood. to in-
eronsn the appetite. euro utonmch
troubles. give strength and I‘OMWEII
vllnllty lo the aged bulld up the run
ol' 'her.«-Phlluilelpbla Fresh,
"So your nlooola married? Dlr‘ nhe
[IO-do well?" "Oh my. you! ththcy
got monov «when out.“ the duo lento.
prolenls aloud to any the rent or their
bite necessities of hon-eh 8-”
Guaranteed 'by KPH tester III
'Norwuih sud E. EWING. Nnmm.
droning. lac. . u
“.2, l,.
not, for 0 your In cdvsooe"—-0hlcslo
Mm! Hmld,‘
r‘ M... H ,
down tired and dbhillllted. make the
wool: llll‘flflx. cure chronic coughs.
colds end builds up the convalescent.
i "We truly otter to return Jimc
money in story we when incl
ils. Toy than this Wt”:
“Dillard Moor. . .
Izod by the people of South Norwalk.. -:
, look over the property.
Inull Turn—tho Liquid Cold Gun.
cause it ex is all cold from. the ow lbowels. Mmtorl
torn by so u: no It cathartic on the 7st om
bowels. cum Impala well: “no you will
Iunu «AW dig“ 7, 7 tax owl
“0% song‘s. “Triumph would , *7
by filth-ohm _7~. 7‘~ .
'; n; handgun; 7 ‘
Readlco.
touches“ ran.
Sale ot‘ Cups and Saucers.
()n‘r immense assortment of Ilnncv China Clips; and l
Saucers will be placed at half price for several days. 'lhis
includes Colicc and Tea Cups, Chocolate, After~DinnerCOL
iccs and Boulion Cups, dainty, exquisite specimens of Eng-
lish. Austrian, Japanusc and French China.
Vcry fine cups of English bone-china with delicate 're- '
ponsse patterns on clearest white. ‘
Aynslcy, t rcsccnl. and Regent (bind with registered
marks. Those cups will be :1 joy to the collectm 9. heart.
(once and Boullon Cups with the Indian 'l‘roe pattern
at 25c i
Ay nslcy After-Dinner Coffees, at 250. .
Superior grades at these prices.
$3.507values at $1.75 $I.25 values III 63c
$2.75 values in $1.38 $1.00 values at 50c
$2.00 valncs at $1.00 375 values at 38c
$1.75 values ,at .88 .50 values at 25c
$1.50 values at .75 .35 v’alues at 180.
Several hundred dozens of these on sale now. An 0p-
portnnity seldom offered. ,i
Flannel Sooques and Kimonno.’
.\ liil'lc clearance sale of Dressing Sacqnes is announc-
cd. French Flannel Sacques Mud-embroidered in attractive
colors. French Flanncl is a delightful fabric to wear and
all women are partial to it. These sacqucs wcrc $5.00, now
$1.98. Sizes 34 and 36.
A few Albatross and Challi Sacqucs in plain colors and
Persian patterns, values $2.50 to $6.00, 31980. Sizes 32, 34,
36 and 38.
Children’s Wool Tonnes. A small lot in dark blue and
rod stripes which were 259, now 13C, 2 for; 5c. Won't last
long.
Corset Covers. Some. remaining from the sulc.
Fitted Covers, 34 and 36, at me each.
French (2mm. 40, 42 and 44. 10c each.
The D. M. Read Co.
This week we open our lenuary sale at Ladies' Under-Muslim.
Lndieis’ Night Robes.
SIXTY STYLES HANGING IN PRIUE WHOM 390 To $2.50.
ALSO SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OIY’I'ING
(IOWNS.
Ladies’ White Skirts.
lI‘OIl'l‘Y STYLM, RANGING IN PRICE FROM 39c 'I‘O 82.98.
Lodies’ Muslin Drawers.
mucus 19¢ rouse. ,7
deles’ Corset Covers.
PRICES 10 To 31.00,
«In orman 8:
in
34 wnomnoron sr. scum nouwan collu.
Telephone 346.
m
OLD srnucrunu unenh‘r on.
NEW HAV ION. Jun.” Ila-l-
Ilon for the loundehlon or tile: «lbw
Yale University ldbmy blurb
to light the clone tonndltlon oh.
old Yolo Commons. whiehl
was used in part for thorn
onl cabinet. Clone” with
it he: been discovered on
brick cistern which in mum
wus need as n mm supply feed 9
kitchen of the commons.“ ‘ has
foundsIlon stone will do n
considerable extent In? 0 foundation
Work of the new link. ,i .7, _
CHRONIC BONITWM'ION “MID,
one who suitors Min chronic mm.
nation is in denser of now Will
ullmentn Orton. It I
cutout uni-on ”use“ non
t.
w... an...
IRWIN DROP! DEAD.
Hurt Dleeeee ltmok Him bown
eI-vePI-eee
anynuognm Jan. lB.--Roborl. C Er-
win, presldonl or the Atlantic Coast
Linc. with onlces at 71 Broadway.
New York. rimmed flood in the, woods
bore grinning; ulternoon whllé going
over 2 [limo preserve. «
Mr Erwin no In company withu
friend, Mr. Bu lor. and collop’sod slid-
denly utter II pain 0! II moment II duru-
tlon. Ho come here this morning In
His «boom is
in
in ‘llorltord.
W
‘A LIQUID'OOLD cons.
For couch» and colds no remedy ls
equal Ioixonnuly'n lnxsttvo HW‘“
. I
different from all mammr. bo-d
Norwalk Chronicler