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For Norwalk and vicinity:
and snubbed cold
fair aha Lhamper. at i
preva I liter a; a melt
east of tae’my Mounttlhs.
temperature cool as low east of ..the
Mississippi rlvcr. UondiiIOns favor
for this vicinity pleasant weather and
not much change in the temperature
tonight. followed on Saturday by slow.
iy rising tempera “are. 3 ‘
The next holiday will be Washing
ton‘ s birthday. February 22
——Chlckeus and lll0wls 18c lb. Hayes'
market.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn. of Ridge
iield.'spent Monday in Norwalk.
Miss Alice Cahill, of Wlnblpauk, is
spending a few days In Bridgeport.
—'l‘he place to buy Hosiery and Un-
derwear cheap is at Smith’s. SeeJ
west window ,
—-h'. tatoes, 86c bu. F...DL & Co
Walter Hendricks has secured a po
sition as bellboy at the Hotel Clifford.
Mrs. Robert F. Way. of 116 East
avenue, is spending the week in New
York
——Fresh Hams, 12 12c lb. at New
York Market.
“Why the Czar with Bear behind,"
had to climb a tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks.
says be,
They gave us Rocky Mountain Tea.
Piaisted's Drug Store.
Selectman James A. Brown is con
. lined to his home by an attack of
laryngitis. .
C. S Leefe, of Ridgewood. N. J. has
been making a short stay in South
Norwalk.
——Don‘t forget I; M. U. Bail, tonight.
Arthur C. Way, of East avenue. will
spend the balance of the week in
Hdriford.
Miss Helen Barhite, of South Nor-
walk. is confined to her former home
in Ridgofleid by illness.
--Winter Cups. Winter Caps. O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond. of Nor.
waikytvero recently entertained by Hi
B. -'l‘aylor. in Georgetown. ,
—Soedod Raisins, tic lb. .F‘be' & Co.
Charles Raymond. of NorWalk. spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Edward
Raymond. in Georgetown. _
~Roasling Pork and Pork Chops,
l2 12c lb. Hayes' market.
Miss Hepsy Bolts of Georgetown.
has returned home from a visit with
friends in South Norwslk.
——.if you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto, call on L. M.
Wright. Telephone 104-2. .
Mrs. George Mills, of Georgetown.
entertained over Sunday Miss Mar-
garet Wadhams of Norwalk. ‘
—Frosh Candy at Smith & Co.‘s.
10 and 20c lb. .
Grace the daughter of MI. and Mrs
William Allen. is seriously ill at her
home. 2 Pine street Norwnlk.
--Cal Lemons 15c doz. F‘...l)l. lit Co’
A desk telephone has been instilli-
ed in the (‘ity Notional bank for the
(envenionce of the Teller Wilfred
Bodwcll. ‘
"F‘rdsh Shoulders, 11c lb.. at New
York Market.
Miss Mary Gilbert. of South Nor-I
walk. spent. a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Willis 8. Gilbert.
liltigeficld
~~No one would ever be bothered
with constipation if everyone knew
how naturally and quickly Burdock
Blood Bitters regulates the stomach
and bowels.
mutilate ’i‘ o as. of RI ellold.
whonli till been In I ’dlhé‘ save titty»
in Norwalk and Westpart, Ireturueu
home. yesterday
*Umbrella's. umbrellas. O’hrlthi
Min. Will IOlInuleud and (lllld'
rnu.oi So rt. up
Irilhl “no r Mrs. Bel t- .Ill'olgory
in Snail w.qu ...
‘l’ho and committee of Palestine
Castle. A. t) K.. of M C. has had a
punching bug installed in the rear
rmim or me hall in Washington street.
wMixed 'l‘eu. 25o lb. F.D.L.‘.V&.Co._l
'i‘iwodoru 'I‘hompupn has sold a line
building lot at Fort Trumbull ilouoh
Mlli’md to South Norwulk partwleu'l‘be
hit is near; the 1.‘Merliden cottage and
the Sea amen oi oi.
warn-Ii Nita. trash llama, 12 has
lb. Hayes' market.
On Fain-airy 28. Ash Wednesday
will he observed and the beaten sea-
son begun. Passion Sunday falls on
April I. and Palm Sunday on April
8. Good Friday on fella on April
which and ”lugs under, the ’close of
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.Soum Norwalk at 1:55 a.
to.
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existence it
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mu. “.3" “All Tom:
The famous chall “93"
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I’ilocarpiu.
Rcsorrin is one of the l
and most effective gcrm-ki‘.
l
which is both, germicidal
antiseptir. n. combination
the germs which ml) the hui
its uutrimczil,
‘ the scalp, which prevents
‘ lodgmcut and development
ll new germs.
Pilornrpin
‘N of color has been due to a
case of the scalp.
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Attorney William 0. Clark is spend
ing the day in Bridgeport
~Special from Kitchen Dept. En-l
,Mmesl and Nickel Ware at lowest pric.es
..Smil h & Co
The Wtiahington express. mdue in
last
night. "V88 delayed several hours on
account of a wreck nt Wickford Junc
tion 11 1., on the Shore Line division
of the Consolidated road and reached
here at 6: 45 o'ctllmk.
—Shoulder Steak, lilo 1b.. in New
York Market.
High.- Qualliy and good taste are
evident in the new waiyts shown at
Miss N E. ltyans. Every garment is
clean and fresh and the loves and
embroiderles with which they are
trimmed are exquisite. "You Won't, see
better styles anywhere and the prices
are quite reasonable
-cn. Oranges to for 25c. Full l.. it (In
«damper-in! communication ’ of Old
Well. Lodge. No. iiiil. P. and A. M..
will be held at the room next Monthly
evooloswl 8. o'clock. when tbaMaster
Masons degree will be conferred. A
banquet will be served at the conclu-
sion of the Work. A stated columutit
calico oi the lodge. will be held. on
Tuesday evening when there will be
work in the Feliowcralis degree On
February 22 a special communication
is alchj‘hcduled. when than} blaster
Ma groo will be conferred and
a ll? follow. ll [lv 1%
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“Sillihih NW? limits
adnnttcd none to this chute until our committee of
a'tcn and teat that it was e
streets. the name's/rimmed .
Vieqltlltr ..Ic cIW
bwwmwdlfi'fi‘ Illedtwelfsggl
: W llilow better thanth
liaise ‘ llhlt‘ywhgt are, and wild: ai'E
eacmwgrcmcdy
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Tdnlc ilII‘ctImpOsed' in chief of
Resorcin, Ilcts Naphihol and
discovered by a science, and in
conucclion‘ with item Naphthol,
formed which not only desir
but creatrs a
clean and healthy condition of
is a well-known
agent for restoring the hair to
its natural color, where the loss
it is not .1
coloring matter or dyc~~lt pm
(lures its effect by stimulating
the scalp and hair follicles io
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li’ll‘n
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l‘ ’i Mr‘} I) )i". IMEI‘U ’3...
down. aroma mm:
The remarkable success of
ltcxsll Dyspepsia 'lnblt‘ts is
largely due to the new and sue
less-till method of manulaciuIc.
”is
lair
whereby the well known rop-
‘Iiest crlics of Bismuth Submtratc
lcrs and l’cpsiu hmc becnrombincd .(\‘l
with carminitivcs and other ‘
ngcuts. ll” Ii
Bismuth Subnitrnte and Pep
pin zue rccogni zed by the come
medical profession as sptrcifits
for acute indigestion or chronic
dyspcpeim ,
The PC In in used Is manulnc
turcd um or n new p re c c s a
which develops its greatest cl-
ficicncy. PL cpsiu not onl sup-
plies to the digestive mac Iiucry
one of the most imporri 'Int ele-
ments at the digestive id. but
it seems to exert a tonic infiu
cmc upon the glands which
supply all the other elements.
The tnrminitircs add prop
crtice which promptly rciiexc
pains caused by undigested food.
'l‘licmminnaiion of the allele
and
in
aye
i' of
In
have
the
ol
churn
(lis-
llzuuc
chinl
. ll health and active life. makes a remedy absolutely in- . . .
‘9! Thiscom hindtion of ("r .uuablc to any man or Woman One spoonful will rchcvc the
olives mixed with alcohol m , suiicrlnuI from dyspepsia—mud inflamed IIIcnilIruursundtempo-
stimulant,perfects the most M lillf‘gz‘lz\;:rrlf‘:nlgy'grfiit‘ufilffl‘t rnrily‘ siopthcrougb. Oncbot-
lcciive lcmetly for hair and building and stimulating the lie m" work '1 cure. h is ex.
scalplroubles known today. plumb which perform the m. crrdinglyplensnntiothctnsdem
.139" ilotllc, 00c. gestiIcfuuctious Package, 25c children like it. l'choitlc.25c.
l l. 1
look for this Rexall Guarantee on each package: “This
preparation is guaranteed to give satisfaction. If it does not, come
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hitting! g‘et'your money. It belongs to J .33 and yve whirl you to I,
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY Druggists
Mm
‘ vast-lions AND cucmanv
WRIN KLIO. ._
The expert at knitting or crochetlng
lean make an exquisitely warm and.
lllght dressing sacque for the invalid
member of the family. A square yoke
”8 knitted in a close stitch and the
lower part is more quickly fashioned
‘ln a fancy open stitch. The sleeyes
lshould be quite. large and confined at
the wrist by cans made like the yoke.
One of the now blouses is fastened
iusi below theI chemisette with three
loops and buttons. and a frill of lace
is sewed to the right side of the front
opening forming a soft label from
bust to waist line. *
The Empire style is particularly
good for house gowns and nogligees.
A loanpoonful of lemon tales in a
email any of black coffee will relieve
a bllloua headache says Table Talk.
while a few slices added to It. 0!":wa
too will be beneficial for a knelvous
headache
Some of the newest sltIovtis Md tiui
in. out,- plero. the lower part being
tucked or pluiiod to ill the am and
confined by uhirrlng or a band of em-
hroldmy whore tinI puff begins to
spread
lint sandwiches are an appending
bite on routine in late in the evening.
'l‘oasl thin slices of bread in the oven
while hunting chopped cooked chit-ken
or chick on and ham in thick tomato or
(wannabes, and spread the mixture
«Inathatioest. It is a very good idea
to toast tho outside of sandwiches to
be carried on picnics or for lunch to
ameniwrumflom . I
An unusual design tor a border on u
ted china punch bowl is of
gulf“ its perched on plan branches.
mid“. Maud .gold. with
black lingo and a shank of red imp
‘3 (“MG ““5 ll‘rmilw 3‘ a u
brill!n til
3.. lithe white. mohair checked all
' suit: as r lines lsaocolnbhnled by
{flanges g: eiblaskntuture show
uiiiully embroni
Jill: is in becoming popu-
aw“
n
W cor-ate the
much «not. turban. ~
idle “ chall’wu
leadlg thopsand
Ellic'ient medicinal?
mafionds on them
ur re uta Ion, w Ich Is our very business
Cfih you dculS, that in Buying a “ch an" Remedy,
you are buying the best that science and experience can
Here are three prominent members of ‘thc “Resell ”
«Avncw idea in Cough. Symps.
'l‘his preparation owes its ei-
li.:icury to the presence of Wild
Cherry, Vinegar Srpiills, Bone-l
sci, llorchound and Syrup. 1 . ‘
for coughs and lumrscncss.
Syrup. all of these rum 0 d i cs
cons ol‘Imsnuinctme that has
blended them into a perfect “it?
diciual harmony whereby the
and reinforce the others.
The pathological properties
(If i‘LICll ingredient (loos itiown
pantie
the phlegm and so I t i "it up a
condition of health in the bron-
l 9.4.
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rug‘gtsts Of .
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gcritof
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give you?
amily: . .....r
so .Ia. for ‘I_ . l
(Lu III.I H”
of these have been known ‘ .
hundred years at: remedies
chall Cherry JulccCough
been combiu;d by a pro-
thrizltirs of each support
ular work in casing the in-
, loosening
‘4.
d momlnur
and nasal passages.
HEAITH OF THE NORWALKB.
.___..
There Were Thirty-Five Deaths Dur.
, ing the Month of January.
According to the report. of Secretary
drama. no stranger play has been
..sulc one week In advance.
OLOVlllRDlilLL ”TONIGRT.
it has been several years since a
genuine comic opera success has been.
a} it in this country or llltlglaud filliis
its. at Host a Theatre when tiller-
. ., our, only our
in fillies lulu:
mini-y amblti . s
opera inf its Militants slats IIOW Illk
tore the public. The, the a and ion
tive of the opera brin I: It???»
as the imaginary on;
Jackson Clover" to his New
attire home for on “girl Home delt"
with his attempts run the alarm
on acientlfic principles. ,1!chva
ceedpd is a matter of mu leash“
in lbretto form. and with a comic
opera campany to illustrate the stage
side. .5. most attractive entertain
merit is promised.
AT PINEY Rllwlll.
IIAt (”they Ridge. David Higgins? lino
southern may. Will heglven st Hart's
Theatre, Saturday, matinee and night.
The story of this. drama.“ someth
familiar and‘itIlias been so often writ.
ten up that little can be said of it
new. A better play of the south lull
not been presented in this generation.
0n the whole range oi? the American
pl“:
will
.
stagedr With its scenes laid near
Chattanooga, an (opportunity for belu-
iiful stage pictures is given and taken
full advantaged. The story ills the
romantic scenes and an artistic gen-
eral sheet is arrived at. I'l‘heicast is
unusually strong. headed by- Mr. Van
Kinzle and Miss Arny ~ll'arnsworth:
M
DANIEI. RYAN COMPANY.
On Monday night
people will have a chance to see Dan-
lcl It. Ryan and his .cabupie Coxapany
In the Shakespeurian play Hamlet.
This play Mr. Ryan has been prepar-
ing for some time and from the New:
port, Evening News. of Newport. where
Mr. Ryan played Hamlet sometime
ago. the paper says: Among the big
companies playing Hamlet. Mr. Ryan
and his company gave the most credi-
table performance of Hamlet ever play-
ed and seen in Newport. Owing to
the length of the play the curtain will
rise at 8 o'clock. Seats will be on
MY DIXIE GIRL.
Some line of every play produced.
that is, if I it. obtains any degree oi
success whatever, ls taken up and
used as a “catch" line. or brought into
every day use. in My Dixie Girl the
line. that seems to strike the humor
ousiyinrllncd most forcibly, ls spoken
by Moss and is always sure of a laugh.
no matter how often reptIatcd—-"Ah
ain‘t sheared, Ah ain't; but it. makes
me so nervous." The success of a
play can, as a rule be determined by
the number of lines remembered by
the audience. and My Dixie Girl is
adding day by day to the semi slang
vocabulary of the matures. This pop-
ular play will he the attraction at
Hoyt'e Theatre. next Wednesday, in
tmdurlng the charming southern act-
ress, Miss Sadie Calhoun. in the title
Irole.
THE: DUKE 0F KILLICitANKiE.
On Washington‘s Birthday, next
Thursday. February 22, Archie L
Shepard’s London and New York Em-
pire Theatre success. The Duke of
Killlcrankle. Will be presented at
Hoyt'e Theatre with all its original
features and excellent cast. The busi-
ness manager. Neil Florence. was in
ms today nIiIIInging the advance de-
.tails.
ropiJLAR AMOSEMENTS
new s Trimaran.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FEB. 16TH.
THE efflf‘x: THE season.
Something It? Something Good.
6. A. hindsioy there were thirty-two
living births iptNorwalks during De-
cember. one still birth. and eleven
murlages. The total number of
deaths in January was thirty-live. rep- _
of
resenting an annual death rate
Five of the deaths were under
one your of age. The. causes of
deaths were.” hollows: Grip, 5; diphs
theria and croup. l; puerperal fever,
1: diarrhoea l; mnsmuptlon, 2; pneu-
monia-ii; diseases of umvous system,
12; accidents and violence, 1; all olh
or diseases. 8"
The following number of infectious
diseases were reported:
. Measles-dildgefleid, 1.; Westpori. a.
Scarlet Fever—Norwuik. 1; Weston.
;Wilion l.
Wiltheria and Croupwt‘ ity of Nor
walk. l; waalk, 1; South Nor-
walk IlI~
mflfidw Fever—4‘ ity of Not walk 8;
”Consumptioun South Norwalk
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Noemi-toils; . ti AMil? Milk?“ ”in
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LATEST
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MUSICAL.
OFFERINGS
Presenting
HENRY
CLAY
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1 BARNABEE
come will couranv
40 PEOPLE
in the New Musical Satire
CLOVERDELL
A TINY will-Opera
sum. scenic m email... , ‘
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PRICII.
ed. Orchestra
:01 75m 50% 206
. 1st Four Rows it Orchestra 41.50
Sale of Seats Bonin- Monday, fob. 12.
ncvr' s rnhhrns.
MATINII MID tour.
eavu av. II it'rll.
DA in me llil'
Gust Geothermal”
AT PM
A story of life It the
AI
oi the plan b'cwing over every Icons.
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41.nov,."
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sovc'a enemas.
will aw'lTiiihuAliv 21.
Sam. I. Allan Minnie.
The charms Am“ . ...
Moll GM. OWN
in the ‘Mmlaliillif mama
will“
[a hurry to get to stock taking.
and pants all styles. for 500 the gar- .
and drawers fer ‘flbcat‘he garmgnl.
February 26th. ,
Iat Hoyt's Theatre, the theatregoinll
«cane lnew). Cunt You See .l'.uI lions.
”Iago-clad hill!
of Tennessee and told «I the breath-
It’s
When you read this all will be in readiness for you. 4
sale; fully as important from a money saving standpoint as the’h
There s to be a routing out of remnants can
This sale will 0
tory sale lust ended.
broken assortments and left overs of all sorts.
for a few days, but while it does last it will be a good one, “for we
WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR
Broken lots and size I:assortImeIIts
Your also may be here though. it so
you are in luck.
Woman's jersey ribbed vests and
pants, all sizes for 25¢ the garment.
Women's extra heavy ribbed vests‘
IODD LOTS OF OTHER 000”
Read about thétll, it's on .' I
while, [or the saying' sv' Io DPDIWI
. you'll be tempted to buy.
Men' s hematitluhed handkerchie
each, or 4 for 25¢
were 250. special at 121/“.-
Women's msdras and flannel
mu "waist. special 39c.
Women's medium weight wool vests, All our 150 quality flannelg, for
and pants; for ”(be the garment.
Boya’ extra heaVy fleece lined shirts);
The women who buy here Are evidently fine spiritc'd. The
telling their friends and neighbors about our stock of Beauti
Waists. Never before haw money. style and quality talked
loudly as in these values.
If you want decidedly new styles in Waists, come here.
N E RYANsI...
86 WASHINGTON STREET
Nina C
AT,” NELSONS _
q.
Ey éilp liners.
Nerve plilreclters.
Sleép Disturbing.
RAILROAD TO BUILD BRIDGES.
NEW HAVEN. Feb Ill. ——Contracts
to the amount of ”do 000 were aWnrd-
ed yesterday to bridge building firms
for work to be done for the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Principally in connection with the ex
tensive work of widening the cut in
this city. ,
A groom recently took a
from England to Australia tor
ideal. of that. commonweith. ,
went to Australia under an a
as to wages it was necessary
to obtain a specsl certificate
eruption to enable film to‘ land
at the end of six months. tile
for which the certificate is an
Killi be compelled to return
m.
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A CARD.
This is to certify that all dl' {
are authorized to r M Mr
lt' Foley‘s Honey and or fails
your cough or cold.. Li"
cough, heals the luau at?!
serious results from a co 2
la grippo cough and pro ‘
mania and coal
opiates. The mill.
low package. Refu
Plalsted's Drug Store.
fit
A Jack of all Trades
is not what the mace want when they
require good workmanship. My work
is done right and when i say A job
is done, Its done.
.ARTHUR E. BENEDICT.
Plumbihg, Timing and Gleam Fitting.
ti locum Minot. do. Norwalk.
$1thqu
150
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
When the Morning Glories Twine . ' /
Around the 110m. Starlight. Happy . I is
Heine Silver Heels. Piiscills. (l-hey m” ""y "““T'er‘ml
om Shirts thilt. sold all
nl.$l.0ll. 53"5- .
I . L. ,. I Iw ,, '4
buys any one of our 0
Iy Just a Little Rocking Chair and
You, Forty-live Minutes From Brood
way. Cavalier and others.
Wit It tutti“,
. 'ni
. Militia ducal. ‘ * om sum. or the tun
Donovan iiuli. 4M flatmates It. lilalle, regular u. to villi
“Inflammation r l. ,3. Inimlltal"
William_H.Meeker
Norwalk Chronicler