ARCHIBALD SMI'I'I-I DEAD. KNOCKING.
,; TAMFORD, Conn 25. ~Archlbulil The man with the hummer is happy
Smith; of the firm of James D. Smith and free.
find Company. biokcrii in New York His troubles are wonderously few
city. died at his home hero last night For his stole occupation is looking to
lbllowlng an operution for sppondtci see
the at the Stiiiiiford Hospital y"i3tllei The fault in what other" men do.
titty. He leaves it widow mid thioc And this is the merry refrain of his
children. His father. James D. Smith song.
in a former commodore ot‘ the Now "Keep knocking alonguud you‘ll never
110:5 Yacht Club. “go wrong.
To be conscious that you are how
unit In [t great step towards knowled-
so
The godly man in not likely to be
has no terrors for the man who
has a STAMFORD RANGE in
his kitchen. Serving as fireman' is a cinch, and the Minis revels
; in the fascinating cooking faciliies.
Made by a foundiy established in 1830:
That shows rolliihiltty.
Embodylng the latest features—«many of them exclusive:
'l’hat shown progr use.
Dlflei'cut from all the few other' flrut- class"
" Huncc their superimity
FOR SALE BY
limb R. NASH Corner West and North Main Streets.
inakcs;
{The Hatch a. Bailey Co
Lumber and Mill Work for Ereruthlrig.
From a Plagory to a Point.
This is the beginning of “Fly Tlmu" and we want to call attention to
. . lor's Putcnt WINDOW SCREENS for which we are agents. GUARAN-
not? B FLY PROOF. made Iosilde,uii1i by a potent: adjustment will slide
’ .mlly In all kinds of weather This same adjustment serves as a look
also. permitting windows to be left open while room or house is tempor-
vacant.
2199; We wish
a
Adi.” Kmoe or sense N8 MADE 70 ounce.
also to call attention to our large stock of HARD WOOD
drum in 011k, Maple and Edge groin Yellow Pine Our kiln drying
6eiinlt us to furnish flooring thoroughly dry that will not shrink.
L ' .15th Street. T clephoncs—h .1111 46; \111146-3. South Norwsik.
building
Property may be insured It I lower rate while in:
1 storage.
Experienced truckmcn (or moving and handling:
Pianos. Furniture; etc.
Raymond ' Brpofipi
-an mm
«om. ANowooo
positive out
' PLAGUE BREAKS OUT lN
For Pianos, 1. urniturc. end other goods, in s brick W
'1 9,11-
ii 1 listens plotted the
«our»! ; ;
r ‘ ‘ 1 . ‘ .
i ii I I detains name this
will. iiy Moot the I '
r‘ihnklihs were weak pt the
Three new pitchers were
by
New Haven. Knolls went in that nod ‘
who rolloved
liar three tuition by
Bennett, and
lit hum-‘1. All." three
more by Hampton; who Ila :imown as o
dost and dumb twitter.
amount. LEACUE. ,
.AtBoston: 1‘ R
15111111.. 351011211199...
Benton. 0011030 loo—~181
Batteries-Dusglcby and Donovan;
Msronsy and Nosdhoni.
At Cincinnati:
8t1.Louls.2040000219122
Cincin.. 000002100~3 9 4
Biittorlon—Browu and Holmes; Dru-
hot. Renard and Phelps ‘
At Chicago:
- R.H.E
Plttsburg. 0 0 1 011 0 0 3r—6 13 ii
Chicago 000002010~3 8 3
Batteries~Leifeld and Polls; Br0wu
and Kim; ‘
At New York:
R.I~I.E.
New York.0 It 010 1 2 0 1 x-813 1
Brooklyn, 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0—7 15 3
Batteries—Wilton. McClinuity and
Bresnahsn; Ellison. Sconlon, Pastorlus
and Bergen.
; AMERICAN, Litmus.
'At Washington:
REE.
Boston 064236000—19200
Wash“ 000002000~287
Batterios-TunnchIll and Graham;
Fslkenberg. Hardy. Kitsch and Hey-
don and Wakefield.
At New York:
in. H. E.
NewYork,10_0011004-7141
Philip. 000010102~494
Batteries—Clsrksou and Kleinow;
Bender and Schreok.
At St. Louis:
ELLOuhI. 00100001x—2 81
Detroit. 000000000~042
Buttories~Polty und Rickey; Douo
vnn and Warner
—f——-——-——————
OTHER GAMES.
At Norwich.
K. II. E.
Norwich.
00101200011~5 8 4
Providence,
0200010100—4 7 4
Batteilos~Hnlligon, Slovene Foster.
Sullivan and Bridges; McKinney 11nd
Cooper.
At Brklgonortmnrldgoport 8. Unlvor.
telly of Nbinarn 7
DEVIL’S ISLAND TORTURE
is no worse than tho tci'i'iblc coco of
Piles that smlcted me 10 years. Then
I was advised to apply Bucklou's And
to Salve. and less than a. box perms-
:nently cured mo, writes L. B. Napier,
of Ruglcs, Ky. Hoots nll Wounds.
Mums and Boron like magic. 25c at
F. 11. Hunter’s, South Norwalk, and E
P. Wood’s. Norwolk. drugglsts. ”
l
INDIA.
LAHORE. lndin. Aprll 25.~A seri-
ous outbreak of tho plsguc has occur-
red at Jimniu. In Kashmir. Northern
India. There have been many victims
among the members of the palace
household and the imperial iiorvico
troops. Two hundred and eighty-live
gentile occurred during the post few
uys
AGRARIAN TROUBLES BEGIN
NIZHNI NOVCOROD itusbiu. April
25. ~Agrsrlsn troubles have commune
ed In this province and troops have
been summoned to suppress the dis.
tin banco
newness IN ONE FACTORY.
known by Almost Every Men, Womi
on and Child In South Nemlk.
You are asked to road the following
statement from beginning to end. it
won written by 11 well known South
Namath nitiIon who Would not think
' or dooolvtn: his neighbors.
Mia! III that F Brunduse, employed
tor 2,6 genre in u largo shoo factory
where o note as foreman. iii also 11
populur laden 111116.111“! int-hops bet
bur known among honest world
is thsnuny‘otlm mini All the
part of the country. Ho rosidos st
Warren. strut: 80qu Norwalk.
,1 to blow My Menu- of
icbtrdo "spends 'lto‘blots. .
n I. victim at nervous dys-
lists“ for. over ten years. My skimsch
quid be bloated and the bottle at
wry Ilium. A Incl. of
on the hills of my atom
:29 'i wililh‘lm. ‘“ “2
than use Inclined ”to“
out witch! to”. but while"0 kilo m
1.011s: conditibn
Wflm better.1 I
“I diet the noise In the
thou the out. or my
love
,- lliuii H. Prescott 316; citing a grand
It mm from Ill-.1,
Mm ‘
1 More (or so early in the ”show; 22.1%- i
Milford.
l1 languid?-
M’ 1‘,
him
‘ _' ill titular
“mind. in; radii
Trumbull Chapter. Norwich 300:
Dorothy Ripley Chapter. Bouthport,
830: Msry Wooster Chapter. Dhnbury‘.
3851 Much William Depletion on air
téir. .Kllllnsly. 1th pillow
CMPWW" “MD 1
Chapter: Norwslk. 325; Mary Flo
yd
“”1216 individusl’ contributions word
so tollows. “Mrs. Mn 1: W. Ben ne-
dict New Haven, $6,000; Mrs. Chin'-
Ica W. Piuney Derby. 60; Mrs. Wit.
; Tsiltnodge Chapter . r35
total for the Connecticut Deusbters
“37.918175.- - 1‘1 31 ‘
Mrs. Kinney also reported the col-
lection ct 1:816. '15 tor the benefit of
tho destitute In San Francisco. from
the Connecticut colonies, who attend-
ed the congress. ' 1» 1'
MAGIC. OF THE
Se 1 ”Jim? I m
" vers onrI once my 11th w
so badly affectéd {hilt'l he‘d moor hein-
orrhsgea." writes, .M Alto of Wood.
Ind. "i took tires not with several
physician without oily benefit. I then
started to take Foley 1; Honey and 'l‘sr.
and my lungs “9.110111 Ibund so a
builet.1 recommend I in ndvnncsd
stones or lung trouble. " Foley’s Honey
and TM stops the cough and heal: the
lungs, and prevents serious results
from a. cold. Refuse substituteI.
Plaleted's Drug Store.
«in—n..-
MINE TROUBLIG UCQN TO DEGIN.
*3
Operators Intend to Employ Mon-tin-
ion Men In Illinois Chat“. ,
CHICAGO, April 23.*-Holtllltloll bo-
tWeen the mine owners and strikers
promise to begin in enchant Within the
next few days {allowing the employ-
- nicnt yesterday at non-union men In
some of the mint -
The [trot no laws were put
to work In nitritesmm nos In the
line County district. Most or these
mines are controlled by the O'Goro
Coal Company, whose cmpioon desert.
ed their posts Monday The company
promptly hired nonunion engineers
(tremor: and pumpmen to tube the No
cos at tho strikers.
h‘tiitlior (Insertions of union crews
now caring for the o lifts are looked
for today. .1
The deceitlou oi"W pumps and
tires of thc O'Gorn Iiutts loll. theso
proportion exposed in ruin by flood
iiifiz.
All ill] emergency monuuro to snvo
the pioportica from indury Thomas J
O'Gsrs president of the Guard Coal
Company, ordered pumps and flies
tcniporurlly. Litter maular flrcmon
and engineers were found and placed
at work.
W
THE ORIGINAL.
Foley 0. (10.. Chicago. originsted
Honey and Tar us throat and lung
remedy. and on see t o! the great
merit nod popularity ot Foley's Honey
and Tar many imitations are altered
for the genuine. These worthlessisini-
buttons have similar soundlno some:
Beware of them. The genuine rolo'y'I
Honey and Tin- is in 11 yellow package
Alli for it and refuse any substitute.
It II the best remedy for coughs and
colds. Plaistcd'l Drug Store.
ODD FELLOFWB M[\tv‘l‘l’v. VISIT AT
AW
Elghtyo‘doventh Anniverury of the
Nor will be Celebrated
hymn y.
nth anniversary ofoo
'i‘lio eighty sovn
. 1 Odd Fellowship will be observed so
, cording to 1111qu custom by exercises
1. at. Fulrvlcw Odd Fellows homo. Gm
ton. Thursday at 2: 30 o'clock. Dole
gates from all over the state are ex
ted to be present and tho various
odguo of Odd Fellow: and the south
iiirles of Rebekah usually 1111111! titlillv
tiumi of articles at utility for tho
boom.
The donations almndy received haw
boon vol y liborul and it iii expected
will equal or surpass post riicoril».
'I‘Iioiio donntions will be tormaliy pro-
Iotituii on behalf at tho lad is by
Grand Master alndny W. Othcusnr.
ct Brldnpcrt. 11,1111 Secretory Johnson
will give tho speech of new not
is also mitotic but I opt “but? Ma:
riur'..
o. or press
present itrsnd mentor. WCkiiilcnge?’
Mrs. Robert Pointer. ct NoInk. will
reudcr. Invoriil vocal ‘IeI Ion: Ind otli
er iiiusle will bu provlod.
» "been 11 no points cure contribution.
tone the incur“I stimulus the liver
cit promote digest on a a film
ouyp «inna- your
should for iii in“. n
'i'o partners 0“! stint! suite.
The house ml is: so 11ml nt-
iIlrI liII repertoire ltllo iillltio
pp ht Allen V Md,
o cumin oath ;
‘rible
ll mount! it tit-rune foils to emu.
cum tor 1111991111
discuss acute
"1.211113%;
blotter.“ blio'r or other
1,. in
til the rntlmul d domaind 1
ilk
miller",
order to parlor
e‘ net-yo cells.
{than iii-drill; tor lion ;. will In
oliim 199919991791 s to the nerve
obit! rho strength ns'iidod. thus do-
glaring the desire for liquor. It
cities every particle or the tar-
liquor craving, impsrts new
strength and vigor to the whole syn.
ton: and restores the general health.
Troll“ no on how to cure drunkenness
free on rooucst. Orrlnc 00.. Wash
inxton, D t‘.
I 80 successful has Orrihe been that 1
in every box to a registered guaran-
tee which entitles you to a refund at:
Never before was it. moment ifiii‘i
liquor habit sold In this way. A guar-
notes like this show the faith of the
discovery of Orrlno and the agents
who handle it. the leading druggists
everywhere.
Orrino Is In two forms. No.1
which can be given secretly in food
or, drink; No. 2 In pill tor tor tho”
who desire to be cured. titer form
costs $1 per box, end both are sold ,9
.under tilt is strong gus‘ré‘inen of money
refunded It Orrlue little to cure.
‘1 Orrins is for sale by
ZEITFUBS PHARMACY.
NEW GREENWICl-l POORHOUSE.
It Will II Ready for Occupancy Elrly
In Summer.
The new poorhouse for Greenwich.
"down In the swhmp" as those who
don't like the change iocstelt. will be
ready for occupancy early in summer
The present poorhouso st Round Bill
will be auctioned In June. and it is
expected that at least 825. 009 will be
‘obtoined for it Whoever chone the
'old site had excellent tube It 111 on
11 fine spot in Round Bill .from which
the sound and the ‘glistoning sand
banks of Long Island may be seen to
south. while the other way those typi-
cal Connecticut hills rise one above
the other As one approaches it he
thinks he is coming on a county board-
lng house rather than I. poor house.
it is Indeed a hcniit'itul place for tho
flotsam and jetsam of 11 town to be
gathered and that II why they will
tell you with a wink. in Greenwich
that they hare decided to abandon the
nicer
Some say it is unsanitsry. but the
house is on the top or a lilll and the
now place In a. hollow surroundod on
three sides by woods and on the other
by tho Bruce contagious. hospital.
Mort Weeks. who knows how they
do things In Groanlch its well as he
does hero In Stamford was driving
through Round Hill recently when he
met Poul Ferris. the Round Hill inur
kct1.mun Ml. Ferris was very frank in
talking: about tho change.
“Look hero; Mort.‘ he sold ‘ it you
were one of the Peeks or the Knapps.
would you like to have a poorliousc
along side. of you when you might get
a chance to sell out handsome to some
New Yorker?"
"Well now, you re talking sense.'
said Mr. Weeks. "Youi'e putting the
thing on the basin of personal Inter.
est. But don’t try to any that. it in
for the good of the town or for the
good of the poor tullown who have to
go there."
‘Wo'ro doing pretty good by them."
continued Mr. Ferris. "We're putting
thorn down convenient to the contsg
Iona hospital and If they are sick we
can handle them " 5
"You." snapped Morn “and if they
slut sick, Pnuley, they will get sick.”
Tint with enough tor Noisy», and he
drove oil.1
M
ONLY CURE FOR DYIDIPEIA.
Mrs. 3‘"an Bulb. 11th Guile.
9.1....99 numb mint-tam
yIpopI u no
and belching. Ii triad overruling i
could hour of but nothing helped me
until I took Bruiiisn Bella. and one 30
cent bottle condone completely."
For sale by RH . rims. 8' H.
Baxter Ind The Ciid‘ord Pharmy. ”
TAX cs 1'“ AND correct?
This wholesale grocers and ten iner—
chants of Connecticut have In tho Inst
[11w days uppcslod to the Connecticut
oiutiibcro to oppose it lilil introduced
by Congressman Fowler. providing for
n duty at ten per cent. mi velomni on
too and coitus 'l’hbi bill is not lull:
understood. it was introduced by'fl
Fowler at tho nest of mo 01111. who
whittled to rota l tor lion or
cannot. in talus Ill toss on doom
toxportnd tothIt countryfro In Mull»-
-e1l clung. b {1133" refer; Illegal 03:;
r 11 u o w
9b “and mammals II align on no..- or.
1:19. munitions thoII bill will not be 0011'
Iidsi-od by the. were and menus coni-
inn Ind it will never no hoard oi
6 minute dvhiipelhsvlalii.
‘ . I . 1 ' I; I ' ..:
1'» tannin m ~ ~ »
lierl. .
ti thstliodbw -
l " 11m ;
When
estro toys ed.
it Is. in this wily that om... cures »
"I Inner-d to: yours with «
porches and lawns.
Divans,
Tables,
‘1
be seen.
necessary helps.
Hail
CedafdnChosto.
Safely from Moth; ’
The new Cedar Ghetto are so good looking that every
woman will be tempted to buy. Aside from the fact that
the insidious moth likes not an abiding place of .cb‘dnr,
therefore it is a. safe spot for istoring garments: 9111: Clients
are so handsome, The wood is so richly striped and so
fragrant, and the Chests finished 50 well, some of them
paneled in artistic fashion and ornamented with brass nails.
. 6, Prices from $4. 50 up.
it
soon Walnut.
A new finish in Wood for Summer Furniture appears
this spring It' 111 walnut in a dull tawny brown
armed Chairs and Rockers are shown with cone and rccd
backs. and there are Divans and ,Tgtiilcs.
Widc~
Suitable for
Chair: from $3. 25 up.
$9.35 up.
$4. 00 up‘.
Iiourth floor, elevatm.
Vases, Pretty and Practical.
Just now when the first beauties of spring are coin-
mencing to appear, we bring into our homes the gatherings
made during a pleasant walk or drive.
red maple twigs or older tassels, but we wish a
vase in which to place théiii,
There may be only
clczir glass
so the water and .tcms may
We have a collection of beautiful Vases now, sO’mc
white, some green, and some with rainbow tints.
they will be needed for the favorites of the garden.
Later
Price, from 25C 1111.
9 China Store.
Remember through liouscclcaiiiiig that we supply all
Soaps and Cleaning Powders and Fluids,
Tacks, Brushes, Mops, Step Chairs, etc.
9
The D. M. Read Co
and
9.91.11 1 ‘ale 1
WE HAVE BOUGHT FROM A LEADING lMI’ORTER SAMPLES Oh‘
HANDKERCHIEFS AT LOW FIGURES. AND WILL OFFER THEM TO
OUR CUSTOMERS A'l‘ SPECIAL VALUES TOGETHER WITIi SOME
BARGAIN PURCHASES FROM OTHER SOURCES. lN FACT THE NEXT
THREE DAYS. BEGINNING Wl’l‘li THURSDAY, APRIL 19TH, WILL BE
BARGAIN DAYS IN HANDKERCHIE F8.
PLAIN WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS.
3c; 2 FOR 50.
PLAIN AND
onions.
, ‘AT 51:.
FANCY HAN DKER-
EMBROIDERY AND LACE 'l‘RlM.
Va: AT 1012.;
35.; Q 2;, My 9:
d: 12
Id WASHINGTON 81‘»
I.
Telephone ”6.
PLAIN, AND FANCY IIANDKER-
CHIEFS.
150; 2 FOR 250.
ALL 1.1mm ‘HANDKERCHIEB‘B.
AT 26c.
nnnpxnncmnrs ron FANCY
‘ worm;
2 NR 15¢:
Izod :1.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
9 Civil:
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Norwalk Chronicler