Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 14, 1906 · page 3

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fair and much colder. Mimin toms
perature whichttabo Iii Misc W86
Tho storm, that was central in OR
home yesterday moi-pin
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is producing cloudy weather w in rain
or snow lpigm ,Ohioy
portion of‘t Lake rev
an Atlantic coast .
pass over till vicinifi‘u .31de .be
followed tools t by clearing and much
colder weatherk and
cold for two a three
of high plies paratures
from fifteen to twenty-five degrees be
low zero is centroids; the u or Mis-
slssippi Valley. The lowest empera
ture reported this morning was forty-
slx degrees below core at White Rchr
Canada. Storm warnings are display~
cd along the coast.

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F‘. B. Coleman Jr.. and Samued Fer-

ris are spending the day invNcw York. 1

«Don’t forget l. M. U. Ball. Friday.

Mrs. Frederick Boerum, of New
York, is visiting relatives in South
NOl‘Willli.

No meeting of the Girl‘s Friendly
Society of Trinity Church will be held
tomorrow night.

——No one can cure consumption. You
can prevent it though Dr. Wood’s
Norway Pine Syiup cures coughs,
colds bronchitis, sore throat. Never
falls.

Harry Scranton. day orderly at the
Norwalk Hospital, has recovered from
a two weeks’ illness.

Michael Connors is substituting for
J; 5: Tracy, engineer at Raymond
Brothers coa‘i yard. 2‘

—~l‘f you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto call on L. M,
Wright Telephone 104-2.

Lincoln Council, No. 4 Older of
United American Mechanics. will hold
:I regular session Friday evening. _

Washington camp and Olive Blanch
lodges will hold regular meetings
Thursday evening at the usual places.

The Stamford High School defeated
the Yale Freshmen Saturday in Stem
ford at basket ball by a score of ill to
23.

——Houseliold Furniture for sale at
130 Osborn avenue. East Norwaik.

Messcrs Reed & Voik are wiring the
news store of F‘. J. Nelson and are
fitting it out with improved electric
lights.

The old Hour building has been
leased to Pericy Sturges. Mr. Sturges
will use the building as a garage and
general repair shop.

—Don't forget i. M. U.‘ Ball, Eriday.

Miss Maud Coley. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Oliver H. Jen.
plugs. of Greene Farms. has returned
to her home in Norwaik.

Miss Cecelia A. Keane. of Bothel, .

who has friends in South Norwalk,
has taken a position as teacher in
the public schools at Mianus.

Counsel has been asked to submit
briefs in the suit of the floating and
Lighting Company against Clinton
Kirby Hunter, which was tried a
couple of days ago.

“Why the Czar, with Bear behind."
bad to climb a tree.

The Yanks, God bless the Yanks.

says he,
'lhey gave us Rocky Mountain Ton.

Pluistcd' a Drug Store.

Miss Dorothy Smith. of Pond Ridge,
is spending a months vacation with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. C cries
Smith of Main street. Miss Bruit
been teaching WWI in flood Ridge.

Robert F Scalp" who former] con-
ducted ii. barber itch and bowing al
toy in South Main street. and who
started ihc skating rlnlt in Norwalk,
is at pwuent employed in Bridgeport.

w Don't torzaet i. hit ll, Wig ’erdqy.

'l‘hc Mitotic dpeBl peAg‘sOciii‘ilob will
hold their opening trials 1 and a ban-
quoi will be served Members are
asked to be present as there will be
It few special features by the commit-
iI-c dining the evening.

Rilliifl‘iAiifllllii, who recently took ‘

possession of the istnmf Mouse. his;
Ilusetl his home in Nofll‘aik and his
family has moved to 81nd ford.
two oldest tied fora. who did luci‘é'

ilvu positions h Nor'anlit’,’ will' com" .

Indie.

it arouses new}, derision Iind stim-
ulates nervous life, ”cure the ccurc

a til i you youns
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agents!“ ”gin ihé "
eastern portion at the bake re on. it .

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purity and saving you the . “
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SHRINERS' PILGRIMAGE.
Annual Session of the imperial Coun
all at Les Angeles.

The imperial counill of the Ancient
'Arablc OIder selected hos Angelou,
Cut, for the place of meeting in 19015.
and nominated May 8 and 9, on
ihe‘ dates. This city has a population
exceeding 200 000, double what it
was five years ago. The executive
committee. under the auspices or Al
Malaikah temple of that city, are pre-
paring everything for the commit and
cuieliaiument of its guests Excur-
sions in plenty have been arranged
full—to Pasadena with its. wealth of
flowers and beautiful. artistic homes
of millionaires; the ostrich farms;’
Venice. along the broad Pacino shore:
Gonna Park a seaside city; Monrovia
and Whittier through miles of fruits
and flowers and acres or oragne gm
ves loaded with golden fruit; a span-
ish barbecue etc lslam Temple of
San Francisco will come from metro.
polls. of the Pacific coast one thous-
and strong, and will dispense iruti
California hospitality at the magnifi-
cent imbkershlm hotel. The enter-
tainment oi‘ the imperial council. vis
iiing nobles and ladies will continue
from May 7 to May l2, inclusive.
Cine oi the wonders will be the great
floral parade; requiring millions of
blossoms and flowers. There will
also be a Chinese oriental pageant-
with magnificent costumes and the
Japanese will give a unique exhibi-
lion Carnival night will be of a

character never below soon.

Represeptativc S. B. Boswmtb and
W. G Simmons or Rocmdci R. P. Mar-
tin. of Sphinx Temple, will be glad to
be. accompanied by as nmny nobles or
their LrleudsV and their wives and trim
ilies as may wish to go, and will as
slut in providing facilities and furnish-
ing information to anyone who may be
interested in this trip.

They never gripe. oi: sicken. but
cleanse and strengthen the stomach
Iliver and bowels This is the univer-
sal verdict of the many thousands who
use DeWitt’ a Little Early Risers. Those
heinous little pills relieve headache.
constipation, biliousncss, jaundice tor-
pid liver. sniiow complexion etc. Try
Little Early Risers. The Clifford

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Pharmacy
The best social refinement is to be
refined of self.
:1— r
R. W. A. BARNUM'S
famous formulae for
coughs and colds.
. i CROLIl’lNii. is a green
bcrbannimcut of line tcx-

turc. ilv II Hi‘t rut protons of
making tiu lilCiiit‘liiiii quali-
ties, or jiIit't-sfoi' the fresh
bulbs on: blruilrd‘wiib goose
grease, ilii'liliiig‘ Wliiil uIcIliml
authorities pronounce in in-
ilw finosi I-xicruul curative
for all ailments of lip: throat

and. lungs that has i'\’l’i‘
horn illHt'iH‘t'i‘t‘li. i‘litiii'l“
iNlT. should be in III't-i‘y foul!

ily where, there are young
children, as it is a quick and
reliable cure for croup and
croupy coughs, its great pen;
circling power loosening and
dissolving the false mem-
branes that form in the
throat and threaten the life
of the child.
52 cents a box.

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A free distribution.“ Cumulusl
samples will be made tomorrow
at the Clifford W. on on
pangs about: g§%a%eial fig

.. a a re a
pill“ ’ its St was cited

children ill give
... thistle hm ivsr one
i. will?! a as: Oroupiueito b _

to audit was with lair ‘

atrium no “t Judson

agitation iii cilia

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, hair-ire statei‘gut

. in force were an placed iu‘New York.

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so , ,
tim‘ ‘mc incident accomplish
with six goal success. ' “
Folluyrlhmi dbsn up
the? suranoe '1qu?
statement is timely and spool

bares titli-

be! e as a scam
the com
- eraI condii on; and presenting a
ribs 0 comparative Item. the bistro

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bar of. Its policy holders (new tangent;

to' more than eight and 'a hair mil»
lion) counts the combined mediation
of our eight largest cities. in other
words, if the company's policies now

thcago, Philadelphia, Beaten. 8t: nos.
is, Cleveland“ VV‘Ci cinplti and- Milken:
lice: ever y’ mil h'.~ an and childi in

 

Men now living. remember when the
whole United States could hardly bare
supplied so rent a number at insurable
persons. area at this day there are
twentyvf'our states and Territories
whose combined penulntion does not
equal the number of people carrying
insurance in this one great company

We are informed that nineteen thou-
sand persons were in the Company's
service at the end of 1905. if one
adult bread winnor represents live in
dividuais in the total population we
must conclude that nearly a hundred
thousand persons draw subsistence
from’tbis institution-elm in insurance
benefits, hut'in direct payment for ser-
vice to the Company.

This army of nineteen thousand em-
pioyes evidently includes no drones.
DuIiIig ihe year just closed it handled
it daily average of one and hail million
iiollars in new business alone.
bompany issued on the aireruge near-
it seven thousand new policies every
Iuainess day dining the same twelve
months

A single item which illeatratos ump-

icnlly the real Incnning'nnd purpose

relating to insurance claims paid dur
ing the year. These diluted to more
than. $.15 000,000. is means that
some one received from the Motropoll
tun Life in benefits. one hundred and
six dollars every minute of every bin-Ii
ness day of clght limits t‘nIoughoui
the year.

, Again. tin-uncertainty of life and
health and the universal need of lift
insurance are most impressively am
phasizcd in the statement tint 15.1v
policies paid within the you. of 190:
had been in force less thnI tucin
months" and that 4 ..32B of than? no lcie:
Ware paid in loss than thrc .onthe
from the time they were iss‘. roll

The Metropolitan Life begun th
year 1906 with assets of more than
one hundred and fifty million dollars
showing an increase of more than
twenty thee million dollars over the
preceding twelve months. The cvi
deuce of ample and increasing strengil
is a most satisfactory thing for policy
holders to contemplate, and it is a
further (muse for satisfaction that the
largest year’s business in the Com
psny's history was transacted at a lo
war ratio of expense than has ever
been. reached in previous years.

The Company directs particular at
tention to the fact that it does not is
one Toniiuc, or "dcfened dividend‘
policies, nor any form of contract
which falls to specify in exact terms
what the lIIauIed is to pay in pro
micro: and what he is so receivo in
benefits. That the sisimllcliy of its
contract- agreement:- is a popular test
me will not be questioned in the lighI
‘of facts above noted.

.Many items the Compunys sum
mary have not can touched upon for
link of subtle. but the document li-
aolf will widely circulated, and
Ono's time can hardly be utilized to
better purpose than in the tarcful and
reflective reading of its entire contents
from beginnlnwp and .A copy of the
iatcme will be found in the adver-
using columns of this issue

 

 

? The first action when you have I.
cold should be to relieve the lungs
This is best accomplished by the i

use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy "(Pmlwl the tough mu
ions and causes iii expulsion from the
air coils of the lungs. produces a free
oxpucioruilon, and opens the score-
lions. A complete cure noon fol-

lows. ,
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BOEOND TRAIL FOR BUTLER.

 

iii Begin Idiorc Judge Robinson on
hbulry 21.

Word Wua received at In... clerk's

tithing i. the scintillation in Bridgeport

yolter‘day.x that the Butler murder trial

p before “Judie Robertson on

 
 

m mil: items“ my ammo
Mutant lute none 1 Ghflerlof
ford. Judie blunt and attorney Robot
Mariette will dcfondt seen
This is the second time an: Bub
icr will have been placed manual for
his lien the last tuna standing 11 for
acquittal to 1. con conviction. i
nun—mu—uumu—fi

no period of ii

 

pclit‘a‘u commas up attain that the aunt ~

The *

f allithls tiemondous business in that .

. tributedaim The N w ,

Ir account of the III .2
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Kidneys. Diver and *8
mafia; David Kennedy's

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. Mile bodyawiiiis battled? a ruddy

a positive cure tonsil those ‘ful

ailments of woman. It will entirely
Sour-e the worst forms of Female Oomv
glands. inflammation and Ulocration.
t sills and Wplmmonts and conse-
equeni. pinai and is li-
criy adapted to the Malian” o
it. will surely cure.

 

 
 
 

 

Maniac
it has cunfimnimh noses of Rentals
Weallénluan thnnk‘any mini: igeirlrcdytiihe
wor Ins evoa' no » mos n—
taliible in somewhat dilemma and
Vexpeie Tumors
development...

Roofing-down Fooling,

cousin pain. we ightd and headache. in
instep y relieve And Mpemancntly
cured by its MM 1 circuit»
stances it acts in hmony with the
female system, it”

. Im
Suppressed or Painful Periods. Wealt-
ness of the Stomach. Indigestion. Bloat-
ing. Nervous l‘rostration, Headache.
General chillty. Also

Dizziness. kindness,"

Extreme Lnasitudo. "don t-ccre ” and
" went- to be-lefiraione ” feeling. exoib
ability. irritability. nervousness. sloop-
insaness. iintmlency. melancholy or the
" blues. “ and bimbaebe. Those are
sure indications of Female Weakness,
some derangement of the organs For

Kldnc Dutchman
and Backstage NW :r the Vegctm

hie Compound is unequalled.
You can write Mrs.- Pinkhnm about
your-cl! in strictest confidence.

um I. ”fill“! ll. 00., Lynn. lau;

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CHOIR LEADER FOR 8T. PAUL'S
Prof. E. Wheaten Reeds, of Pawtucket,
a. l.. Engaged for the Coming
Year.
2 A now their loader for St. Paul‘s
church has been changed for tho your
beginning May 1. The new loader is
i’mf. 1i Wheaten Rotate. it prominent
inuist pubilsbm. whose home ill the
oicscut Iimo is in Puwiuokoi R l.
n addition to being a publisher. Mr.
(qu10 is u Ctlnlllimtir whose compost
'inns are well-known to thrill ion
Icrs. - , , ,
"lho church consldeni itscli ioIiIuI
'11s in hating scoured iht‘ services of
so skilled and experienced a musician
‘t is the pennies during the coming
rear to maintain the boy choir and
perhaps to enlarge and supplement it
Mr Rondo is at the bond of the Radar
\iusic company, of Pawtflucket it is
understood that it is his purpose to
rusldo in NurWnlk. lie is at present
unmarried. but it is eluted that his
wedding day is not far Ilisiuili. lie is
a gentleman of means and culture.

 

HEATING FOLEV’S HONEY AND

Foley & Co. Chicago. originated
Honey and Tar as a, threat and lung
Iembdy. find on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley' 3 Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
or the genuine
iiations hnv similar sounding names.
Beware of em. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar is in a yellow package
Ask (or it and refuse any substitute.
it is the best remedy for coughs and
colds. ‘ Plainted’s Drug store. "

. ......

A CLABBIFIED TELESHONE DIREC-

Tbe Southern New Engiard Toln
phone Company has slgnvd a contract
with parties who purpose to issue ..
classified directory of the telephone
subscribers in the State and to furnish
it free of cost to every subscriber the
telephone company has. it in expect
to be out in April. A new directory
to take effect tomorro :7 .
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(loud health makes good ria-
iurc. if everyone had a sound
stomach there would be no pes-
simism iii the world. be not
allow a weak stomach or a bad

but gime alibi thhc 191‘ oi

. in: rose-colored
glasses. steam Pills start
health Vibrhtibil to hit parts of

ill) on 1”
health iii as

no

[.of any
in

tunnel of
midi. mum if

,TWWIVWiAI "L ’ ‘ " '

Those worthless lm .

ya have the satisfaction of
you are o‘ttlng ponds that
ooughly rel his. Also yen
his advantage of getting Very

 

It”
the

‘ reasonable prices for merchandise or
Vthwrsuperlor grade

 

We want your

Q meteor and will make“ every effort to
. ' serve you satisfactorily

Give us a chance to prove that this
is the place to buy Furniture, wheth-
er you pay cash or wish credit. .

iiiiilliii Sill;

134 we'ahlnpten at.

Booth Norwaik.

 

CANNOT BB'CURED. BUY IT CAN
EVE VERY MUCH RELIEVED VBY

Welibitill Light

WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH
A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH
CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTED FOR

ANY USE. .
CALL AND RECEIVE THE BOOK-

LET.

“i illilo Talk on Gas”

YOU WiLL THEN BEE WHY YOU
NEED ONE.

un—u-

iuu; iii-tuition.

Phone 68.

 

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svznv LAOY'B awesome new
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ahould be equipped with I dainty.
snow w . onepiece "Standard" Per
celain Enameled Lavatory.

‘Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your dressing chamber. sleep-
ing apartment of first floor toilet
more! its presence would afford you.
thc‘higeat demo of comfort.

, a will. slimy cum you arisen. Our -
of are, strictly competent fie
0|

onset and reliable.

Horace R. flash

QVONNIR MAIN AND WEST '73-.
Oouth Nor-walk. cone.

 
 

OIir Volt! Best Blair
Creamcru Butler
270’ per lb.

:1 lbs. onauuaarao SUGAR. . .noo
soon sous
a cane nanny mun i'iilASi......25c
3 canu,CORN ....................2lic
3 cans van cause 89il?;...1...256

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V comes avenue.

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. 250 dole!) ‘

uoawaut. cosh. V

 
 

 
 
 

This sale our unit

for a few days. but while it does last it will be a shed one, for

broken assortments and loft overs of all' 's.orts

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

a hurry to get to stock taking

WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR

Broken lots and size assortments.
Your size may be here though. if so
you are in luck.

Woman’s jersey ribbed vests and
pants, all sizes for 25c the garment.

Woman‘s extra heavy ribbed vests
and pants all styles, for 60c the gar-
tent

Women's medium weight wool vests
and pants. for 75c the garment.

Boys‘ extra heavy fleece lined shirts
and drawers for 25c the garment.

coo Lore or cross cocoa

Read about them. it’s well
while, for the savings so propel ~
you‘ll be tempted to, buy.

Meu' s hemetitched handkerchlo
each or 4 for 260

Women' s embroidered linen 001
were 25c, special at lasso.

Women's madras and flannel
waist special 39c.

All our 15c quality flannels, f

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

liar and
All our :1. 25 comforters to close
98c

 
 
 
 

sass ....ng 3W.

do not buy cheap goods, but they buy good goods at. cheap woes. thus'der ‘
'ing pleasure and profit from the investment. The policy of this store.
ables one to practice this highest ill be of thrift. Many are now doing
but we would like to see many more begin. The two conditions that

necessary to put this plan into practice are here-«high grade goods and Viewl
prices Suppose you give it a test this week?

In. E‘- RYAN,
ae‘wasumcrrou STREET scorn NORWALK.‘

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

VWES '
Largest assortment' m town. Who ‘
sale and retail. Prices from. 1;: to ‘

 

HARRlS & G

68 WA’iiER ST.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

in ion Plumbing Done Right

Ids-Ire to make it known that I have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing. tin work, steam
and gel fitting.

mums E. newsman

IOUTH NEWARK:

massacre A sebum. ea
Iceland’s.

 

213331“. Street. tenth Norwaik W?“ V 55. V ‘1
' m.‘_“ 1700.000 00 ’
Life 15 ii bhance avenue and mum

Life insurance is a dead certainty. “70.80000

Begin the New Vur by insuring with l h» ‘
Ii H. mate. Genomdtgeni. . :owm HV. narnlwaolv W
Mama mu... sumo-mm. Conn JOHN Ii. munitions”.

Telephone tab-5- Jaco- M. Layton, " ‘

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Whoa 'l‘rouscrs int; or sizes
3 not scattered. we. always spend
their parting with u out of the
prices.

This we do twice a year to
keep our stock always new and
fresh.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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