m .
com with bionic its 'wua-
Tuesdays! of
No my and hug. axe-prod
out. All Royal Arch Nov
Id and 1th
. has invited.
w a .H...
“anoint/.751.
’ utive committee,
htlonality of the Veto
I. nominal expense.
Quoted prove it.
Thaddeus
Robert M. Wilcox.“
0.52, Ordai- Eastern acu-
ova'n block. 188 Wnlhv
and 4th Fridays at each
and Ann. excepted—at
All members or 0.1!!
invited. Miss Nona A.
Mica ida Sharer. Soc.
mitten is printed on the first page
his lama. This report gives a full
not all the action taken .by the
n‘rmrd to’ the matter. of the
tires that were before the legisla-
and the efforts of the commit-
to accomplish that for which it
‘Tllla committee, represented by an
‘ made a strong
(I persistent fight to obtain the do-
all objects, and was succesaiul in
Worth: the passage of the tesolutiou
' division through both branches of
‘fi5 legislature, but was defeated by
him governor’s veto, anti in the Sn
promo Court in a test of the consti-
n this contest expenses wore netcs-
Wily incurred. but that they weic
in at the least possible figure is '
need by the amount that is now
d 501' to liquidate the indebted-
In fact it is less than could be
oaabiy‘ expected in view of the
k done and the results accomplish-
ed. From sources antagonistic to the.
committee it has been reported that
this bill would be more than three
‘ times what it actually is.
very reasonable that there is no ration-
ll objection to its payment.
. The citizens of South Norwalk. we
believe. are too honorable to attempt
to evade the payment of [lit exptnscs
curred by a committee acting undet
Still authority 0! the city as this om-
,IB, and which has put lot med pIodlg-
ious labors to secure for their etmstlt-
'it'onto all that could be obtained, at
The city is in
lager bound to pay the bill, and ac- Mount. __
Not Yet, But Soon !
on will wake up to the fact that t buying on credit is no way to buy catablcs. Prices like these
it is so
urnhhli out
. will. and that his opponent. was tlt‘
‘ aged millionaire, was adjourned until
8 a mu
‘r Poison. or N oil".
men a were bonnie
at bim’ he would still
ing.‘
It I... learned that Toasty 3 seconds
bad a pool together. in which they
placed something like $700 as a but
on their man. They saw their man.
ey tact racing may and they spurred
the tired and jaded lad to continue the
‘ tray. hoping that some lucid incident
might lat/dryads and savct out their
g money.
The direct cause of death was a heat.
orrhago or the brain. as announced by
Dr. Kucick. the autopsy physician at
the morgue. The bone above Tenny' a
right eye was broken by the force or
Neil's blows and the eye itself sunk
into the head. Had the little pugilist
survived the force of blowa he would
never have regained the sight or the
injured eye.
Death Was in no wise caused by any
poison or norcotlc nor from a weak
heart. His physical condition was
perfect.
PATRICK HEARING ADJOU RNEOu
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Motion fora Noerrlal Will Come Up
April 3.
NEW YORK March 2.—-The heating
upon the motion tot a new trial in the
case of Albert 1‘ Patrick, convicted of
the murder of William H.- Rico, an
April 3. This will make necessary a
further reprieve by Governor Higgins,
as. Patrick is now under sentence to
be executed on March 19. District At-
torncp Jerome informed Recorder Golf
before whom the hearing was being
held that he would join with Patrick’s
attorney in the application for the re-
v“ wtrailtyciago March cations” .
" i) are all ie‘ I .4 .
r is “W o my used to be. Tbcimprovcd;
method of refining it
makes it much easier to
better than the plain oil.
‘ « ‘ iii 'eth about tAvcii
Episcopal Church tomo t
According to a plan recently
adopted at. cartoon is pron. choc
martini. Which the snap is invited to
hear. and tho buaiucal of W
is conducted at the close of the rar—
Saturday the sermon will be
preached by the Rev. lit. W Byron. of
Bowayton.
' Park SriTilford
‘ t nearly as bad as it
take. and when tirade into
Scdttfs Emulsion almOst
every“ one. can... take“ it.
Most-Children like it and .
all children that are not '
robust arc benefited by it.
When the doctor says
“Take cod liver oil ” be
generally means Scott’s
Emulsion; ask him if he
decsn’ t. They know it is
more easily digested and
SCOTT 8: BOWNE, 409 Pearl Strut. Now Yorio‘
UNEXPECTED DELAY
IN CLOSING AGREEMENT
Statement“ Regarding In-
crease in Wages
NEW HAVEN, March its—There is
unexpected delay according to the Re-
giste‘r today. in closing up the agree-
ment between the New York, New Ha-
pricve.
Motions to strike out of the court
by witnesses called by counsel for Pat.
rick were made today at the iattcr'ls
hearing for a new trial on the charge
of killing William Marsh Rico. the
Texas millionaire. District Attorney
Jerome made the. motions because the
witnesses had failed to appear at the
heating. The first affidavit objected
to was that of John T Millikan. Pat-
rsick’ brothel -in law. of St. Louis,
tiont whom a telegram was tecelved
today stating that he would be unable
to attend. His affidavit concems the
manner in which the Tea as witnesses
for Patrick were found and tlIelt state-
ments obtained.
PREACHERS TO HELP AT REVIV-
AL SERVICIB.
town who will assist the pastor at.
Rev. Fairbanks B. Stockdalc.
Rev. Francis '1‘. Brown.
dale is pastor of the First Methodist
ablest
eighteen years of age. He is remark-
able for originality of thought ant
simple beauty of expression. l-ie wil
Week. On Thursday night tho
Francis 'l‘. Brown, pastor of the Firs
Methodist Church of New Huron. wil
preach.
him in his short visit.
again. This is the first invitation t
record several of the uflidavits signed ‘
Among the ministers from out of demand will have to be gone over by
the revival services next week at the form and when this will be done is in
First Methodist Church will be the doubt,
and the
Mr. Stock-
preach on Tuesday evening of next
Rev.
Mr. Brown was heard with
delight and great proiit last year, and
the host of friends who canto to know
have been ex-
ceedingly anxious to lli‘lil' him preach
preach here again which he has been Marla. do Pel‘edu. the novelist, is dead
ven and Hartford Railroad and the
conductors. trainmon and yordmen [or
,an incteaso of wages as reached at
the conferences held in Boston and
which ended on February 17. At the
’lillllmid oflices here it was stated that
a definite statement i’Iom the com-
Igany may be issued in a couple of
ays
The telegrapbers of the New Haven
lead, the latest body who want to
share in the prosperity of that cmpor-u
ltlon through their committee, rcpto
senting the Order of Railroad Tele-
gruphera, have submitted to General
Mattaget Higgins n ptoposition which
provides tot quite a general increase
Iin wages for the opetatora but as the
demand is at present in an embtoynic
state the chairman of the employee
leomtnittce said today be (cold not tell
any of the figures, contained in it. The
the company and the committee of the
it is said that the placing of
the matter before Mr. Higgins. leaves
it entirely in his discretion when a
meeting will be bold fer consideration ‘
Church of Merltien. and is one of the of it.
preachers of the Conference.
He has had large experience in evuu~
gellatic work. having conducted an ex-
tensive revival in England when only be.
This is not expected by the to-
lcgraphers for at least 30 day. There
;was no conference on the demand to-
day as was reported there ' would
i The increase if granted by the way
i it now appears will amount to 10 per
i tent {or some of the men and as high
as .5 per cent let others as neat at
an oliiclal tun ligmc it out and as all
t or the man who handle keys for the
i read, some 1.,400 are lntluded in the
proposition. the advance at these liga-
you will be a costly one for the
road.
NOVELEST DE PEREDA DEAD.
0 SANTANllb'K. Spain. March 2.~—.li)l-ie
lie was born in 1833.
Fascia Elain Creametu butter ° ‘ -
: Sitictltl Fresh Counirtt lions for -
«4 Cans Good Maine Com - -
FANCY TEAS.
do Stamps with 1 pound Best No. ITca ................................................... 50c
so Stamps with 1 pound Choice No. 2 Tea ............................................... 40c
' DELICIOUS COFFEES.
”Stamps with 1 pound Mo—Ka Blcn Cofiee ....... g ..... . ............ ................. 32c
distant” with I pound Mocha and Java Coffee ................. i ........................ 30c
o'clock
vice.
Railroad Company wdi issue a L
lb. 25c
25c
250
..-.
TEN PINK STAMPS WITH ANY OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES.
hing .. . .IOC
. boat Shredded Cocoanut 18c
., but Black Pepper”
Ice 4 lb. Package
1' bottle Monarch Wor. Sauce. 15c
I pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. to:
1 lb. Fancy Cakes or Cookies. 15c
Wines. Liquors and Cigars
“Hotel Clifiord ”
Iojsamt L. WALZ
( Tciophono 398.
The Boston Store
ed at each
meeting
FIN.
Proprietor.
-AAA
I, Deliciourw eoffco.
33 Washington St.
son was mums SEASON Wrrs‘: THE BEST THE MARKET assess .
Bloatcr Mackerel. Boneless Codfich‘. 3 lb. boxes Extra Fancy 'Fish' Finest Columbia River
Salmon, Block Island Lobster. Fancy Dry Shrimp. Scored Mackerel, etc. Fresh Country Eggs.
Fresh Made Sweet Rosy Creamery Butter, in tubs and prints. f .
‘First Class Teas. Large, Meaty Prunes.
River Oranges. Lettuce, Cauliflower, Spinach. Sweet Potatoes; Crisp White Celery, Parlnipl.
Brussels Sprouts. Radiahes. Navel Oranges, Dates. Figs. etc.
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ii You want the beat. Sond us your order and get it. We can fill it to your perfect satisfac-
* LEADING GROCER.
Carolina Head Rice.
tron. Try a Can ct our Fancy Strawberry Beets, perfectly delicious. :3 and 15c can.
Charles E. Seymaun
an... ‘
South Norvmlk.
W
3hr. Boston Store
Shelli-coins Stork.
THEM
cl
Never was there better opportunity to save money.
UP WITH INTRINSICVALUE.
TOMORROW AND MONDAY, we offer most extraordinary opportunities to save money on correct count and full length
Ann
lime; . 3
Tomorrow and Monday
Save the itnnits and the llullan Will Take Care ill Themselves.
It is not necessary for us .to go into lengthy talk regarding the quality of
l
Notions. It will pay you to road every item. The savings COLLECTIVELY will amount to a great deal.
e l
our Notions. Our customers areiully acquainted with our methods of conducting these sales, STATING FACTS and BACKING
,
ills.
Regular price total. 35c.
’ SALE PRICE FOR COMBINATION.24C.
Regular price total, 25:.
SALE PRICE FOR COMBINATION. 17c.
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Combination Oiiet No. 1. Combination Offer ‘No. 2.
i’ l l ' lusi' C it , Ono card Debong Hooks and Eyes
For \ nestling; )liiiiilli h mg n on i FOI‘ F; {and one dozen hoops, worth 10c. i. lF07i' _
24 J 2 tumors Mitwurtls Net-tiles. worth“ 24 I 1 One piece 5% Line, beat qualitl’i
, lilo i (as. 033 silk Taffeta Binding. worth 15c. Cts.
Extra Superfine 'i‘upc. put up in it)
yd. rolls 14 to *9; inch wide, regularly
sold at the. Our sale price tic.
0..»
\t-lvuiccti Shirt Fitting. 2 inches
wide black only. in .I yd pieces reg
ubtrh sold lilo. Sale price 90.
(Tollnr Foundations. stirulght and
pointed, latest styles. regularly sold at
10c, Sale price be.
i
Smith it Angcli‘s ilnrtilug Cotton.
inst black only. regularly sold at. tie
curd. Stile price 2t:
I
Hook and ldyu 'l‘npc, pluck or white.
regularly sold ni. lbc a yard. Sale
price Sic
llutup Hook and Eyes laptttmed and
NllVi'li‘ll all HlZili. Iegulurly sold at
00.30.18 price 50.
lluli Imd Socket Fasteners. regular-
ly sold iii “)0. Our Stile price “to.
rillk Finish Thread, iil
ty. regularly price he.
solo. 3c.
ext ru quail.
During this
tilrdh- Foundations. all styles. reg-
ularly sold at line. Sale price iic.
lionuiy l’luu. worth ii’It,
Sale price “In. -
ill on curd l.
Fancy Frill Hose. Supporters. all
black, regular price the. Sale price
11c,
Tape Measures. ‘i‘ull length, usually
sold at 50. Sale price 1c.
Sciflfloi‘fi. all sizes. guaranteed the
beat: him scissors made. Sale price
llic.
Pearl Hutlous. all sizes. flue ilnlsh.
regular price tic. Sale price 4c.
Swan Hill Hooks and Eyes. smooth
ilnisb. value tic. Sale price 2c.
Safety Plus. all sires, always sold
at 51-. Sale price 2c.
Brush ‘liruid. colors only. good lull
brush. regular price 5c. Sale price
30.
Amber. Pearl or Amethyst Beads.
lull strings, regular price “in. Sale
price 100. ‘
(iold or Pom-l Beads. regular 25c va-
iuo. Sale price 19c.
John Clark’s, 200 yd. spool Cotton.
binck only. 2 spools 6c.
Ironing Wax, always sold at 3c. 8qu
price in.
Anbostcea iron Holders, toll
regular 50. at. 3c.
size.
Aluminum 'l‘himbles, all sizes. regu-
llll' price tic. Sale price to.
olilce or
Sale
Sleeve Protectors. for
home wear, regular ltlbigc value.
price 70.
Bugdnd Sitipo Pillow Covers, regu-
ltu pIice .ibc. Sale price 250.
Fancy Sofa Pillow 'l‘ops. all designs,
regular 50c quality. Sale price 39c.
ii pieces Fine Ruchiug, enough for
six waists. Icgulatiy sold 10c each
Stile pricclm six pieces. 26c.
lItIcc Turnover 'l‘opCollars, neat pat.
terns. regular price 10c. Sale price
5c.
li‘ancy Crystal lint Pins. all colors,
regular price the. Sale price he.
(‘olotod licathcrstltched Braid. ii
yard pieces. regulurly sold the and
121M. 8qu ptlco tic.
Gilt Belt Buckles. regular prices 25c
and title. 8an price 19c.
Wilson Nockwcttr Supporters for
ribbons and collars. regular price liic.
Sale price he. .
No 160 Black Taffeta Ribbon, all
silk. never sold less than 85c.
price 25c.
8an .
nip, . , , , c. Poctum C" 34.: $21,115,? 1 pkg. Mother‘s Golatinc. Ioc
lbs. Large California Powder, 1 can Victory Re‘d Raspber-
Primclasc soc. rico........... .. ..15c
Extra Fancy Italian I can Victory Brand. Spin-
um... ..... ......25c och. .. ..... .3c
HAMS l ‘ HAMS l HAMS i
d’a Bolt California Ham c. extra fancy. per pound .
ol‘IlAboltbillllill
.............9c
GranulatedSugar............... ..... {$100
.Fiour,perbag ...... 70c
’a’orjonco’ Flounperbag ....... 75c
msmp. .. ...... . ....... ..asc
at. so
Nomi-I
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
York Gropcry com
ii mi 31 with bi. Nut-walk.
‘l‘civpbvoc Coon" ”ion.
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Special Sale of ;
FOR TOMORROW we offer the icilcwin extraordinary Waist values:
was. wants of
Waicu oi Wool.
of the cloth—4r. Ig.
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inc " utility Batiste and Lawn. neatly trinuncd, over 1 doses styles; excellent value at $1. 3541.06.
attire, and Volilo in white and black. also a low colors; were up to $2.95; tomorrow at less than the coat
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as dons Wat-tot all White. also white with black stripes and figures; excellent value at 69c; tomorrow’s prico. 39:.
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Norwalk Chronicler