A. ' eel Remedy forCoiiellpa
ISour Stomach. Diarrhoea
I crinsIConvulsionsfcvcri'sh
» uteri andLoss or SLEEP.
My”
lee Simile Signature of
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I Signature
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For liver
Thirty Years
I banks” tuxea would be mode in the in-
sulin} Norwaik. Conn.
(cpl/vaq7~
Of Course Not Alive
But we deliver mont on fresh that
it couldn't be fresher without being
alive. As It mutter of fact meal
should hang for a day or two to make
healthful food, niid‘our modern methv
ods of preserving unsure you sweet,
lender. juicy and iiltogctlicr good
mcuts lit nil times. Orders illlod
promptly.
J. W. DODGE.
Scanner to Jacob Scheub.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 3222
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C. NORTH MAIN ST.
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extra“.
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Men s lrnuscrs speciils for his week.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
CHPYRIGH l‘ tLOTHlNG C0.
SOUTH NORWALK
HARRY GOOD WIN, Manager.
Extra.
Coal at $4.50.
Extra.
NO 2 NUT. the largest size in town. at $4 50. Also the high-
at grades of Anthracite at the lo west prices.
A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
Wood St. Tel. dog-5.
lohn'l'
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I all over town They say Raymond has the best Cool.
Elly concur in that opinion. “I: think we have the largest and
Ietock. But dont take our word for it.
‘ Our own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. it We all right
‘ a chance at your Wintcr‘ II Coal
Telephone :13 3.
ymond Bros
or you because we do not belong to any combine.
If not for no prices would have been higher. no patronize the
that II saving you. money on every pound you buy
HE'RSHFIELD ii SON
in Water Street. Telephone 236-3.
Public Market. 3: 80. Main Si
Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwellr
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’lry II load and prove
We are here to do business
‘ triumph of the goidnmithc on. it is
The “my intent hupilamlllfiiriit is a
a little belly clad in meddling clothes
which two chirped in pure gold. Gold
at dlitercnt colors in «nod. and the me
till is here burnished there left dull.
hero reconcile. there indented no that
such detail: on the lace on the little
III and the nail» on the tiny lingers
I m moat realistically simulated. As
no an ornament. thin is it production
weitli any babyii ucceptuilce. to be
kept, behind glass in It cabinet of sleep
or to be worn pendent from a chain.
Another type of christening gift that
pictures boys and girl: alike is that
nursery bankct equipment of Idlvm
topped toilet appliances. infants are
very lavish in the cosmetics they use:
hence boxes all well an bottles of he
vci'el since to hold the special brand
0! ducting powder preferred figure in
the lace and satin covered buckets
that etc placed by theirInurec’II side
when the bulb is administered.
Moreover. whether prematurely bald
or not. each child Intuit possess its
silver backed brush. for which reason
one or more must be added to the list
of necessaries. Combs are super
fluous.
The most bountiful christening lol
lol sets are filled with dark and bright
silver lids Iiiid backs. shOWlllg the fam-
ouI-i cherub portraits of Sir Joshua
Reynolds. quuluutiy clilsellod.
Her liiulesty the Queen sci the
fashion of giving jewelry to her god
children, and thereby diupcrucd the
old custom of presenting more comn
pluco offerings. One of the favorite
gems it is her pluneurer to bestow
iii the. iunetbynl, which belongs by
right to February's child. October be
bica should be given the opal. Ifor all
being born during thin month Ilre
immune from the misfortune that in
supported by tlionuperslitious to ut-
teud ihiil beautiful gem and ,lndced.
are held to profit by its nour proxi-
miti'.
-—-Monarcli over pnin. Burns. cuts,
spi‘uiiis. stings. instant relief. Dr.
Thomns‘ licleciric Oil. Atuiiy drug
store.
TO BRING FRIENDLY SUIT.
New London Savings Bank Will Tent
‘ the Act Regarding Taxes.
Attorney General William IA. King
hiis announced that at test case of tho.
not passed by the lust general assent.
bly relating to the reduction of savings
stance of the New London Savings
bunk of New London.
The bunk contends that the not
which went through some peculiar
manipulation on the lust day of the
legislilluro Iliid finally crime out. and
was signed by the governor is a low.
and lhill they lli‘t‘ to be governed by it.
l‘hc attorney general liiin stated that
the leglslutui'e did not puss the net
Now Itn iIIiIieIIble still will be brought
and tilklzn first to the New London
county superior court and then II-Ilux-
ferred to the supreimi court. coming
before the llt‘llf’ll dul'iiI-Lr thv March
ll'l'lll in Hartford. New»: and llorii-
lmek III‘I~ I-IIIIIIle for the nuvlpga biliilt.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protruding
Piles Drugglstu are authorized to re
fund money if Prize Ointment fails to
euro in ii to 14 days. She.
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following “'t‘l't' ins-lied January
in. lililii. Lil-It furnished from office of
A. M. Wooster, solicitor of petunia.
Bridgeport. (loun.
Henry A. lloime,
check for vehicles.
Whiter M. Bradley.
blow pipe.
Wilbur A. Leonard. New Haven. coll
lltlltlllllt‘. Iiip: ’
E. R. Sargent.
Bridgeport. recoil
New Unveil.
New Huron eilskel
bundle.
Jon. A, Horne, Sliiiiiford. trunk-
lock.
Robert ll. l’lper. “'llii'l'lilll‘)’, key-
holder.
Willium ll. tin-mi. Seymour, hiI Im-
lender
E. M, Vi‘iitlilmnu. New ilritiiili.
brmiid lump tillllt‘.
Alfred liruitliwulte. Mlddiefleld, mn-
night.
brave law.
Willillm
cluviwlruuu.
Tracie Mario.
Smith cl (‘0. New Haven
Ward. Plillllh‘VllliI‘. iuukiliit
lii‘litllt'y
I-Iliidy.
Nutlouul Herbie: llvd tin. New llrii-
niii, bed lIIIItoIIII IIiiIl liedilteilds.
'l‘oiuuiy (looking oVer illi'. new» I-olI
llllllltl oi‘ the plipcrlw‘d’liw, what in II
"holding coliipuiiy"?
Mr. ’i'III-km'mil'n Ibo I-empniii‘ tliiil
boldh. Tummy, For further plirtlI-Iiliil'u
consult your older liltlll'l‘. who» wliIIt
em you looking no forum» «bout. HW-
ilIiiit'III’ tliieuitu ’i‘IlinIw
PRESCRIPTION FOR lNDIGEB'l’lON.
How Beoree of South Norwelk People
Obtain Relief.
if it ruiilly were known how runny
liIIutlI Norwulh rIIIIlilelllII have been
cured of ntomucb trouble and indium»
tloll by DI. DIIvtII' l’I'eIIcrlptioII. it
might pcrhiipll nurprhie you. but what
in more IIIIrpIIIIluII ill the fuel (but any
one will continue to nuffcl with hurl.
burn sour IItoIIillcb. wnler brush «loll
headache Iilcutiil dcploenlou neutron.
and other disbursing nyiiiptumli of dye-
pepnie when thorn hi u remedy of
Iiileli great merit that it almost lover,
lubly benefit» every one that trleII it.
Penulkoln ’l‘nblctu are the prescription
of Dr. Davis. Ii physician who devoted
II lifetime to the study of stomach Iruu~
hill. and if your food done not agree.
with you. if you are tired. nervous.
worn not. low spirited, and your on
only Iii low per. it may interest on to
know that no other prescription u thin
weak! but it greater record of enroll
behind it and there to nothing more
cnrlulu to give you rcliul‘ Hit it
barter will tell you that Illuioneh Petr
Secretary Root 3 ill Very
Pleiuly liliiiie Appetlring Be.
fore the llouse Appropriations
Committee '
W
WASHl’NG'l‘ON, Juli. lb—«Socroini‘y
Root while honouring before the
House Appropriations Committee in
relation to the oxpciiecli or the State
Department. upokc imnkly concerning
the uhcrtcomingll II: the Amorn’cun
consular nervicc. 'l‘ho Increments ol‘
Mr Root. which have 1|qu been made
public. show that in rcepouoo to quoti-
tionc by Re pi'csciitattvo Liviugiiton.
the socrotuly pheld: ,“Thelo are It great
many consulates that have been in that
condition, and there lire home that are
still in that condition, and the fuel
arisen from several cuunos. Oue
cause in that ooueulutcii are lined and
regarded here not us places in which
alcive and sufficient work is to ho
done but me liucd as places in which
to shelve estimable and elderly goril-
tlemen whose friends find it necessary
to lake cure of thorn in some wuy.
(laughter).
“Now l have got old enough to be
able to city that sort of thing without
anybody being offended. i do not.
thin-k that when It men has lived out
the activity of his life and passed be-
yond hill ambition Lind hill energy and
his desire to make a career for him-
self-l do not think that then is the
time to start him out. fit it new place
whore he has got to learn a new busi-
noon and push the commerce of the
country."
The following statements were then
made by Mr. Root in reply to ques-
tions‘of members of the committee:
Mr. Brundidge: "i quite agree
with you Mi. Secretary its to that
but upon whom mate the blame for
that condition?"
Secretary Root: "it rests upon it
long standing custom, whereby the ex-
ccullvc is expected to appoint to fur
poinunt consulates imperilint men
from the different ntntes."
Mr. Grail: “But you bnve n cys-
tem of examinations "
Secretory Roof: “You; so for III-I
the young fellows go. ”too can put
the screws on them ilnd iunke them
come up for examination. But when
on eminent citlaeu-~"
Mr. Livingston: ”All eminent ex-
ueunior or member of Congress IIIIII ~'
Secretary Root. Icontluuiliglz "Yes.
When Iiii eminent citizen comes III-I
ound. you control examine. him in gene-
raphy IIIIIi .il'lihmeiio. lie rest-lite it.
and llit‘l't‘ in the (ill-liens to [my all
along. Ii.:IIII.vth~r). it Is; it custom
«lint ‘lsim grown unjust like this di-
flcieiiti custom When you stop in
in change It custom you cannot change
ii bv piecemeal; you have to int some
thing.
“Tnko this t‘tllltlllltu' bill which in
now pending. When ll wus introduc-
ed it continued n series of provisions
under which the eonsulilien were to be.
traded. The original appointments
mndn were in be only to the lou‘cr
trades. and the upper grades were
to be filled by promotion, no thnt. we
would catch t'cllown young while the)
still bud llmllt‘ motive power loft. in
them. These proviulolm have been
stricken out and the but reported with.
out them. Still. llll‘ bill molten n
grunt Ildvuliee over the present oys-
tem. it grudcu the coliuuliites and
provides for the abolition of {ever end
it providen Iigiiluut the employment of
tiny clerks. except Iliuue of the very
lowest gl‘llili‘li' who are not American
citizeun; provides against what i
think is :i very Invent IIbuaII, imiilely.
the fuel flint ll great number of Am
ericnu consulates lire rim by clerks
of the country in which they are Idi—
Iiuted. it Illuo doen various other
things. i don't. knew whether it will
Pill-iii or not."
Mi. iiiviliirnlon: "That is now in
the “bionic?"
StW'IIletqu iiooi: "Yell. in the Soil-
Iile. ll liiin been favorable reporiml."
’l‘lle Iipprmlchlilg Hill of the neilve
work of the reciprocity bureau wnli
flullllill‘il in Mr. ltool‘n ntllleiuvnie
Ilboiit the expense for lie luuiutouulII-II.
chruucuiuiivv lilttliiicr linked Mr.
liool if the bureiltl would be permanent
and Mr. liool provokcdit loufih with
the reply: “The iiidlmiiioiin urn iiull,
it. will not. be. The milking of II IIys»
tom of reciprocity troldleu does not
uppuur to burn the element» of eter-
IIIII life."
Iii IIiIIuIIIIIIlIIg lrndo colldillonu in
Chino. end the continuity ror gathering
information t'illlflil’fllfli‘ commercial
tIIIubiI-II lhnro Mr. Root said: "There
do no occluded for the Bennie minding
n Itonlniluniou to China. Miniature itiifl
cIInIIIIbI Iii the “only pcrtu of China
lire Izonliuinuluiied now. if theme gen-
tlemen will come it here i will bury
them in pnperii Im lull they could not
dig out. for It week. We lluvc bIIIIhelII
IIIIII bIIIIhulII or reports from perfectly
trustworthy American wltIiIIIIIIcIi lie to
what has been happening in China IiiIIi
IIII lo the cause thereof. We have
had special hive-undone made an to
the cannon. iIIvcetigntthiII made by
Competent Americans who have lived
in China and understand the liiiixunge
and know the Chinese people and the
trouble now in not ignorance all to
wind the conditions live it iii in imply
but the quite plain and eiuiplc rcmcdl.
There have been two lrouhlcii.
"(lite Milling from the foot that the
km. the Chicano cxclunion not con-
tinue illllllt' proviulom which hit‘pcri‘
«lice hIIII IIlIown to be llbltdvlln- Itllid
eikoin iii sold on the fallout kind of
ii inuhsynhnck plan not more then two
in one hundred over come hitch for
Iiiclr money. 'l‘hln in the mime evb
dance or its marvelous curative prop
grtles, but so that there they not he
the teller. acute. In your mind ill in
that Fcpcikclo will do let you lift
Inter Will Milli your motor right
$0.1“ the benefit 71mm.“
beektcyouiivoueliend :‘hfltom
:.
lllt' other in Iimt that low hall been
udiiliiiiuicnu in II harsh and lilh‘ulllilt'y
critic war.
"The president. hoe remedied the nu.‘
mlhinimllnn lthlnk lulu IIII for fill
the but permits him to do. null the
dune In he done now is for you In It
Ihanect thr. 1w lit come reepcctc not
III In to return the Gilmore laborer
lie com in hilt on that the» Chinese
II
«it will indignity.”
elliptic on?
When We take into ebullient-Illicit
in this climate the ct ccneumptlomin
it any wonder flint. it. in feared by the
People of South Norwalk who have
weak lllnfl and chronic colds and
consult
A famous Million physician hits for
I yeti-Ii urged hllii pink-cits, when the
s‘llgbtcst tciidcucy Io consumption on
poured to tukn the built cod liver
preliul'utlonn tin-Iv could find and phy
Militants everywhere have recognized
that the ood‘n liver coninins curative
values for coughs, colds. bronchitic.
conI-Iniilpiilm llllil nil wasting dltleacetl
unequalled in medicine. but. unfor-
tunately, iuw.could take null derive
any benefit. from oldIfuehlouod cod liv-
er oil and emulsions on necounl .of the.
lliilixcstible grease which they can.
lli it
One of the proprietors of The (Jill
ford Pharmacy Bflyfli "We went. cv-
cry person in South Norwulk to know
the value of our new cod liver prop—
erntion, Viucl. it actually contains
in Ii concentrated form all of the
uti'cngihonlng body-building elements
of cod liver oil actually taken from
fresh cods' livers without it drop of
oil or grenac to upset the stomach and
retard its work
Therefore, where old- fashioned cod
liver oil or emulsion would do good.
Vlnol will do far more good We
guarantee Vinol will improve the up-
petite strengthen digestion. make
rich. Ictl blood creole strength cure
chion-ic coughs and colds and ctrcngtb- ‘
on Weak luiige. lf Vluol fails to give
satisfaction. we return your money
without question." The Clifford Phat.
macy.
QUESTION OF LIFE lNSURANCEI
Hoe Come up in Connection with the
Edward: Mystery.
NEW HAVEN, Jun 1.9—v'i‘hc ver-
dict of Coroner Mix that Citation A.
Edwards committed suicide may be
used in ii court euec which is thought
many urine when Mrs. Ed‘vlu‘dii tries
to collect a $5,000 insurance policy-is-
sued by ti. casualty company. It in said
that there is a suicide clause in the
policy. Already the company hall be—
gun an inquiry sending some of its
men to the Hillor house today to look
over the. premises, Mcxcy Hilcr acted
as guide. It is said that. only four
weeks ago Mr. Edwards was declared
to be a good risk by the examining
physician for the company. while Med
icul Examiner Bartlett’s report shows
that he lied ecveral constitutional cil-
mcni and that he had suffer-d from kid-
iicy trouble, acute rheumatism, and
gastric and heart trouble.
Charles Miller today stated that he
wanted to non the complete evidence
in the cane. Some of his friends are
quoted Iii; saying that Churlen is re-
luctant to net cent the suicide finding.
mid that hirs.i)‘dwu1d.«, the widow.
in opposed to it.
In the report of the medical cxnlui-
her which ill on the Kupplcmcninl
lo the coroner's report and evidence
there is this opinion:
"'l‘liv lociitioii and direction of ”iv
bullet wound were such that it. might
lIIIve been witlnllivted, Ihouch it was
in :I very illllltllllll place for this."
The petition for the uppolnlliieili of
an administrator of the property of
the lute Mrs. Abigail Hiller will be
mode in the probate court tomorrow
ii is not. known who will receive the
uppoiiitiilciit.
Mushy Hiller said lodny (but he
look exception to certiilil of the strife»
merit alleged to llllVi‘ been uuule by the
uurxe regurdlng things which were in
the then lie said that she uucd llt'l
iiimgiuntion II greet (lt'l‘il and that of
the alleged statements tlt‘illlt‘d to him
Were not llliitlt'
Muny lawyers expose their opinion
on the coroner's liming lodit)‘ illiil
‘liui'e seemed to be a difference of oplli.
ion regarding it. Some still hold to
the theory of murder. while others
think tliul the coroucn'u finding wns
perfectly just.
Billie Attorney Williams refused IIiII
Holutely to utter one word regarding
the finding of Coroner Mix. 3
Miill)‘ Yule profeIII-Iors do not. re-
delve the uulcide theory as the proper
solution of the myiilery and it is also
eluted that ex-Prenidcul Wwighl Ill
whose home, Mr. Edwards wait it fro»
qucnl vluitor. is also unit! not to ac-
eept it. Friends of Mrs. lildwurdn to
dliy Imid lhiit she won likel)’ in NW
iilillo the investigation into her llllti-
ilniid‘s deutli. MrII. lddwurdil is ill iii
her home in New York.
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN.
Started at a MIII Meeting in Abro-
hem Lincoln Center.
(.‘illCALlO. .lnli. litwlt canwuigli for
Women filim'ligt! in Chicago wile Iitltricd
bolt Iiilzbl III. II mime meeting lit Abru-
linui Lincoln Colder. 'Atldrelillou Wore
mode by Mike .luuo Adamo. of Hull
llIIIIIIe. .lcilklii Lloyd Jones. of All
Boul'll independent (‘Ilnu-cli. nud other».
‘Vlnyor “liilllt‘I item It mealtime oxpi’eun-
but lltllil‘ly syluplltby with the move
blunt.
i-lmmll ll. Anthony IIIeuI llilIl llll‘mmm‘
to the molding:
"Uh. do what you cull in outcome
how, it bi your great. opportunity. If
you mine it, it. will be B grief in the
whole worfild '
if the plums outlined so thiouxli Olli-
IIIIIIII will without Ii fill'Ofl‘ campaign
for “women' II rights.” Petitionu will be
circulated told the oporniloll of every
minute 'II club in the city will be Itali-
ed to old it great control committee
in the omunir. n; of every word and
precinct. Delegates armed with facts
end figures wll deucend upon llic con-
vention. which in to naive II new char
tor for Chicago.
I‘m-I.»
TRIAL OF Misli‘lkPMAN ILOI-
ANNAPOMS Md. Juli. iii. The
trial of Midehimn ll Cheater A. It.
Bloelmllill.0ffil. C Mice. Mo. on char»
you of busing. was resumed before the
routiuniriiiil today like:I re ll. Menu.
lllmdiiiuul' II counmi.
court ill hill behalf.
Ulllt‘lllli M. lumen. of Brititlell. low.
It member of the noticed clIIIIII. bike
Marlwclher mm biochuiim Junior ms
utilised In Mini III the academy during
lumber lilhl When the other upper
Ila. linen were on lune. because cl
’1
utilised. int»
ad‘s of Itlme it it
berm cuts in kept out without to he have emulation the m forth
f“, life. 3 3|
I
«I
the blot that one out of every eleven I “
droning the ‘
'l‘lic IIIIIII calm to be tried in that or y
or; in but studies l-lr occupy
:7
etc
are getting the
'l'liese are
themselves.
5
the spring renovation comes.
12 2: I2 $17.00.
The following are hall runners.
he D. M Read 7 C0.
Eetabll'tbed (85:37.
Special Furniture Itema.
This is a lllllCIOl year when you can sit costly in your
homes and think what changes you would like to Iliakc when
’ind right here let us say that:
we can help vou regarding it. You may have some piece of
I‘lll'lllllllc which III a little out of ordcl
aid of the Iipholstcrer and the cabinet finisher can be made
as good as new.
In regard to Mattresses.
very best and cleanest of materials
Oak Arm Chairs. solid and substantial.
Odd Oflice Chairs, revolving or stationary.
Large Arm Chair of quartered oak. hand carved.
Colonial Arm Chair and Rocker, straight backs, flag
seats. very attractive design.
Mahogany Sewing Rockers.
All these at special reductions.
Fourth floor. elevator.
Kashmir Rugs.
.
the popular, lllL’Xpt‘llSiYC Rugs lll Oriental
I‘oloriilgs and designs that everyone likes.
27N5i$1l5 9x 9 $900-
30x7 $I75. 9le $12.00.
6x 9 $6.00. 9x15 $15.00.
12 x I5 $21.50.
2.3x 9 $2.50.
3x 9 $3.00.
3 x 12 $4.00.
On Saturday morning will commence our Annual Sale
of Petticoats, all kinds, taffetas, brilliantines. saloons, and
'ltalian cloth skirts.
Details tomorrow.
The D. M. Read C0.
ALSO SPECIAL
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
January“ bite Oale
This week we open our January sale of Ladies' Under-Meshes.
Ladies’ Night Robes.
SIXTY STYLES RANGING lN PRIL‘E
VALUES
FROM
lN LADlEl-i‘
thWN S.
Ladies’ White Skirts.
lI‘UR'l‘Y STYLES. RANtilNG IN l’RlCE FROM 39c TO $25.98.
Ledies’ Muslin Drawers.
PRICES l9c T0 75c,
Lndios’ Corset Covers.
muons to To 31.00.
A. lickerman 8: Soil,
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.
Telephone alto.
W
W
1e emprethon
tunic-allied
do -
‘ Tillie It! the
a. cough; it is a deep-seated him.
when or cotarrh of the bronchial to . end
“ml“
and chest with ”gum
to outline and we omit
j triumphed tntn every
coughing end relelulo gramme-m ,7 3s
am more Me 1.00 We} all: ' .
uWyMehwweeIiend we ijfi 3 _ _3 , I
melatMeniomT II ‘ ‘
dflwtozey , w. . '
.e‘I
but which with the
We make all our own hair
Mattresses right on the premises thus giving you the benefit
dsaving of 20 per cent” as well as the assurance that you
Prices speak for
391‘ TO $2.50.
AND CHILDREN‘S OUTING
ptien.ml:el.lotileeollwhbb [M
33vmnuufuhmenimiul. Wit
en internally my? become A V
cry 8 hours and Bid none to mm on W
elect- mover: mm. mm in MM. is
penetrate». Mariachi e inanimate» aima thug >3 . we. . “
Norwalk Chronicler