The Largest StoCk
EVei‘ Shown
In The Norwa‘lks.
E have been fortunateto procure .0111 stock before the advance price of
cotton goods. althoudh the prices of these goods have been advancing
steadilu for the past six months. We will give uou the benefit of our earlu
purchases. We have at least five hundred pairs to select from. SALE
Mfg? COl‘iMENCES SATURDAY 9 A. M. All the newest and up-to-date de-
from 50c to $7. 95 per pair if uou cannot spend the mone11 just now
8011 w “- e
W siuuS
you can have them charged and settle uour bill in pauments of one dollar per week
SOME or THEM ARE
Perfect Dreams.
When we sau this is the largest and most
varied assortment than the combined stock
of all the stores in The Norwallts would
not be exaggerating. Come in and look at
them—be uour own judge.
Waists 101 $1. 50 11111111 :12. 00
Waists lot $1. 98 Worth $2. 50
Waisls for $2. 50 worth $65. 00
Arid So on up to $4.00
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A FEW MORE
WIN TEE CLOAKS.
left over. Mostly black. You can 't make a mistake buying
one of them, as the price is cut in two.
- ‘: 11‘ We have a few very handsome Rain Coats in tan and
‘ Oxford, worth $15..oo We will close them out on Sat-
, urday for
“ S9.98,
1
; time.
f 1 11nd
Ten Double True or: Halt/inn New
Seating Arrangement to Be Put in
Service. I
BRIDGEPORT. Match l.-——’I‘en dou
. hie trucked cuts for the ttwutiion com
party are being unloaded in the East
End yards. Five of them are for city
use, three in Norwalk and two in Der-
by. Five more are t‘nDA‘Cit‘d to ar-
rive for nee in this city in 11 short
The new carts seat 40 people.
and have a new seating arrangement.
‘thet‘e being ten Croats seats each scat-1,
lug two persons and tour side seats.
each Stating five persons. 'lhe‘ carn'
uill be used in the (iiy ploper and are
necessary to meet the growing trailit"
in this cilt. I
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“Heavy. impure blood make I'
muddy, pimply (”outplexion headac es,
plant-sea. indigestion. 'lhin blood mu 1
rhea you ueak, pale. aittkly.Burd0clt1
Blood Bitters. makes the blood rich l
red. purou-r‘csiotos perfect health.
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FLAGMAN SAVES NEW HAV'EN
TRAIN.
Signals in Time to Prevent Accident
in Mount Vernon.
lthl' 1‘ VERNON, N. Y.. March 1 w
But {in the quick hit of a ilagnian an ,
ut‘cidt 111 would hate occurred to a New
1Hawn load train (ail) ,\caieitiay
mmning. Dt'hlii! from a fire in the
‘pluning mill or H.11ttnan l“‘lrotluis fcll
aurora div 1. “ntk and the ilagmau sic
nalod an approaching train just in
ti": 1 |
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ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Mia. Franklin Bush, of New Castle
DEL, infra “I Htii‘ttred for y‘cats with
dwpcpsia used to have great distress
belching. l tticd eteryihing i
‘could hour of but nothing helm d me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottit.I cured me completely."
For Hiiit‘ by R. ll. l’laisted. i“.
Baxter and The Cliifoi“ Pharmacy
EMPLOYERS' LIABILITV ACT SIGN.
ED
‘1‘
HARTFORD March l.—~(lo\‘crnoi
\\ oodrui'i‘ baa signed 1111- act c‘wati 1g
‘11 commission to inquirc into employ
cm‘ liability In “lllllufllCllll‘illg and
lnei‘cnnillo establishments. the com
mianion is to consist oi 11 lawy‘tt. an
employer of labor and u I‘cpicst‘ntaiitc
of organircd labor. [in powers ill‘t‘
amplc to lmestigait‘. tht subject irom
munva Sitim‘. Legislation or this nature
has 1011‘ bccn d1 151reti bt‘ laboi organi-
zillions.
DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED.
b,\‘ lotitl applications as they cannot
Much the distorted [Nation of the car
llulnt 1i condition of tht~ mucous lining
of the Eustachian “.luhc “hen this
tube i5 inflamed ,ton have a rumbling
sound or Illi|l(.‘ilt.‘tl healing. and
w‘htn it is u‘itiit‘lv closed, Deafness
is the result and unless thc inilamma-
tion can be taltcu out and this lililt'
restored to lie normal condition hoar-
lng will bt‘ tit’sllflolt’ti ftitwcter; nine
cases out of ten :‘nc caused b1 Ca-
iari‘h which is nothing but an inflam-
t‘tl toinlitlou o! the mucous surfaces.
We will nit.» ()111‘ lluntlrcd l)ollai‘.5
i"o1 any (111-11- oi Dcaint‘ss (caused in
t‘atnu‘h) that cannot be tuned b)
Hall‘s Cllllll'l‘h Curr.
lain. free.
i". .l. CHENEY & (30..
Sold by Druggists‘, 75(‘_
Take Hall‘s Family Pills ior consti-
pation. “
Toledo, 0.
BRIDGE WORKER DROPS DEAD.
NlANTlC. iii-tron i—-Janics S. Kun-
mid) of Lemme Mass” cnlploted on
inldirc work here dropped dead ,\t‘s-
irridtr at the National House where
he boarded. He was 11 stone mason.
Bil ,\‘t‘au‘a oi‘ age and leaves a daughter
.Jennio M. KC“II(‘(L\'_ of Lowell.
\‘ortlit‘t.
SAVED HER SON'S LIFE.
The happiest mother in .the little
town of Ava. Mn. in Mrs. ‘S. Rapper.
Shc writes: "One year ago my son was
' down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to help
. him: when l1,\ om drugglst's adtlt‘e l
hogan giting hitn Dr. king's New Dis-
corcry, andml soon noticed improv-c
mom. i kept this treatment tip for a
1. low works when he was perfectly well.
no has Worked slt‘utiiiy stucc- at car-
penter work. Dr. King‘s New Discot‘.
-t‘r_1' saved his lil’c."~—(lnarantcctl beat
cough and cold cure by F. H. Baxter.
South Norwalk, and E. P, Weed. N01~
walk, druggists. 500111111 $1.00. ’l‘riai
bottle ileo. “"
MANSLAUGHTER TRIAL ADJOURN-
E
WATERBURY, March i.-—'l‘he trial
of Hugh Manhood for manslaughter
was adjourned yesterday in the Sn-
perior Court until Tuesday.
' the illness of Juror Andrew W. Wheel-
er, of Seymour.
i o. a. aununm TESTIFIES AFTER '
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Burnham. of Carlisle Center.
N. Y.. unites: “About four years ago
' i wrote you stating that I had been en-
i1itcl3 cured of a severe kidney trouble
:Folcys Kldt1e1 Cure. It entir‘ely'
stopped the brick dust sediment, and
disappeared i am lad to any that I
ihaw never had a return or any of
3| those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and I am evidently
cured to stay ctu‘.ed and heartily rec-
lomntnrl‘tl F‘cleya ‘Kitlnev Cure to unv
one sui’ieri g iirom kidney 01 bladder
trouble.” lniatetia Drug Slim and
Plutnm & Bradley.
i ‘2 '1 1- dim—WM .
HAVE NOT YET CAUGHT WALKER
PORTLAND. Ore. March l.—A r-u
him that William lt‘ Walker. the ah
lcged Countciicut embeznier. was cap-
lined in Ontario. Oregon, yeaterday,
ls Without foundation
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i To remove a cough you must get at
the acid which causes the 1:0th
{there nothing co m i be
m; cell's [41111 M that h anguish:
llqu 601d naile'i’athwiinam 1111 y
1 , you out. the cold. Sold
1.3”19113’331 l‘tl Pharmacy and Tho'
liridso Pharmacy.
.u‘. N titit‘lt‘ti 111‘tsidt‘nt ol' the associn
Semi for cirt‘tt- 1
Heart 1
, diacnsc was the medical examiner‘s
owing to .
taking less than two bottles of,
pain and symptoms of kidney disease.
effective. 111111 1111115 111111 quicts that
The Kind You Have Alw'a‘ye Bought. and which boobed:
in use for over 30 soon. has home the signature of
|and has beenmallél'mddr his pen-
- Iona! supervuion since its inane}.
0 Allow to one todecelvp youlnthh.
Counterfeits, Munitions 'uni “Just-os-godd” are but
intent: that trifle with and codeine: mp health of
Infants and Children: Experience walnut Repairman.
What is; CASTORIA
M ii a. hernia»: ambafitufl) for Costa: cum
antic. Drops and Soothing Syrupl. It 15 PM It
contains neither Opium, Morphine no! other Narcotic
unbalance. Its one is its guarantee. It dpltl'o’fl Worm.
and allay: Fevcrishneu. It clues Martha: and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
submit and Barrels, giving healthy and mutual sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—mic Mother’s Friend. . .
cerium: CASTORlA Alarms
Bears the Signature of
111 Kind 1111 Hare 1111111 1311111
In Use For Over 30 Years.
"Maw-mum. II 10...”
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' ‘uno—u-I-
ASSOCIA- 21.11.11. recently appointed an a menu
TION . Ila-r of the (‘ltil Sertlce Commission.
\\" ASllthi'rON. March {—1—At the' was among those elected to member-
llllllldi muting of the \ 'ashingto11;ship. The Chinese minister presided
Alumni Association of Andoter Acad- met the meeting
1~111_‘..Slr (‘hcniang l.iang-Chcng.1ni11—
istu from (‘hina to the l tilted States 1
WASHINGTON ALUMNI
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
lion 1 ht 11m ting. which was held 1 zilian Balm is breaking 11p colds \1 hou-
l.1.t night. has addressed by Ephraim ever tried almost without exception.
Adams of \\.thi'l()() 111.0? the class 10. 25 500 and $1.00 bottles. The Clii«
”‘lht‘tc is on]; (me not to turn doai- of NH. .lohn ‘ilcllhcmu‘. of Louis- .i'or,d Baxter“ s and Plaistcdfls "'1
1111511 and that in by constitutional rm
1 x1 , l d 1 “v“ "~‘““~ ‘—“‘ ‘ “‘--~- AV.-- 5- » »--—«-—~ ”1---..‘,._.,-_W “~m
t‘dits. Di times In caused 13 ‘111 n 1 HEADQUA RTERS FOR M
2 Susan thttout‘ 31111118
MOST COMPLETE STOC K OF RECORDS IN TOWN.
ihe ii. .1 11111111 ii 811 Cu.
SOUTH NORWALK, CDNN.
[134 WASHINGTON STREET.
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Coal and Wood
AGENTS SOR .
Bowker’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfue‘ cl & Scan.
122 Water Street.
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COAL COAL COAL
01d Company Lehig‘h, Cross Creek,
J eddo,
ran runirncz 11m: 11m:
Telephone 294.
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Duties fall on the house-
keeper every week The
telephone decreases these,
as it saves steps and tithe.
You need a. telephone, 80
order it at once- If yOu
do your name Will be‘ 1n the
next. S. N. 13.13.00. direc-
tory, which goes to press
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