is r at
V crew.
crew even» at».
as ~ '3
ares til
t. food orsisep mfifii
. reach a wreck on a
filth the track“ is ciCited
“LBW. hit“ they never
its week. until they: have
up the wrechsae and'
up the tangle to such an
t damaged cars and disabled
grip“- carried to the world
min is made up of an
mi which all the ex-
fihipment used in straighten-
dials: car. which is simply an
r car. fitted up with
, hat‘the men may sleep if
time for it the steam dei-
ob'is in itself the most im-
“mart of the equipment except
m and it flat car loaded with ea-
“In and wheels to be placed un-
which the running gear
_ psi-1 of this appa1atus is kept
far use on a moment’s notice
W contains prmlaions enough
on. for. the section gang of the
on which a wreck is being else
it quincabe befed by the
, . *‘ in additidli to‘ the
. f. real: down gang.”
. ’ living car on win-
is in orVdci' that it may be com-
hi for a sudden cell. The tool car
. it"s coupled and ready and there
“tail“! sienna oaths steam
d the fires on the wreck-
flirt? a‘lwr‘iys k'ept banked
may be y for in-
11 second at once of
we of} our road got
res mfuiitcs from the
Vol a wreck This was
the bay, with fire-
bolus-derrick itself is one of the
Mereltibg pieces of machinery
in t 9, multiple equipment. Previous' by
. ‘ adyeiit the men used an old hand
~ ' is With it was slow in
.3 lib what the big
rriclt' has béen
With a. 16-foot rad
nibscity of 50 tons
and of the heav
t; . hes the largest
"httt‘rweight more
on . With a 20-foot radius
tel-spam it lifts ten
liverags individual might: ink
would be necessary for the. tier
lg) be powerful enough to lift
it an wri'rht of the largest looomo
t 113. dat- this is not re’qulr
1p inexact that the wreck-
ly one end at a time. and
or under the locomotive or car
they are raising.
"Mite Wrecking crew does not do:
‘wholiy on this large piece of 11:31.
h 1' es. hey hp 3
'iii “$3an th as from
iiilWib 'These are sq pped with
1: auction bumps and he must
i 9&1» cast will?! ‘.saci’1
more ted 3331 ith a lavei- and one
”3‘3. can easily operate thpm.
COMMITTEEVJIIARINGB.
hted in Lo
1-
ART RD. march 6—Boll1 legisé
embers were used for com-
133:” this afternoon because
Whiiiiilltzr of persons Who
5
1 be re 9130,8931 '50
. tilt the9 girlie: cgmmlssiob
[it be senate chamberi the indi-
ee took up a number (if
., tH ”Russell of New
g’ardiirg the draft of an
alts tuniform the law of sales,
" .by the commission-
s laws, of which
Khartoum tuber and also in
r of t its draft of an act to make
cm the law of.‘ warehouse
ts.
, ate Attorney Williams gave abun‘v
t evidence that crime is on the i313
use in Connecticut when he appear:-
be are the committee in favor of the
allies Which Would an Oil Lives
of Some Held :1).
cilcaliy prohibits
timid logo
ed and iii-
hemeasurs ghee
“ .. beau.
' loath Nero
they 111114
”111$?”ng
railroad tangles is carried the»
“.avldence
Yet. it is an actual fact that the
«only stomach remedy advertised in
Depth Not-walk by means of actual
800th Norwaik men and
Wagi- Cant. Rldhards Dyspepsia
3‘
m Over this paper and see if any
11311th stomach inflict“ ghee you ac-
Think!
’1“. A. O. Smith, N0. 1 Chestnut
lstreet. .flouth Norwalk says:—
- "My husband; my daughter and my-
self have all used Dr Richards Dys
pepsis'stlets and i do not hesitate
nosey that we found this sterling
remedy to be just as it is represented.
It seems amuse but it is nevertheless
It fact that all three of us were vic-
tims of dyspepsia in one form or an
other and that we have all been com-
pletely cured by Dr Richards Dyspep-
sip Tablets. our table is a different
looking stair frdm what it. was a few
months ago. Cereals. eggs. toast and
stale bread have been replaced by beef-
steak, vegetables. ham and other
things which we have not dared to
touch before. I cannot praise D1,
Richards Dyspepsia. Tablets too higb~
ly. They have worked wonders in my
family. i never lose an opportunity
of recommending them to anyone who
is unfortunate enough to be afflicted
as i was."
For sale by all druggiats. Best
to say “Richards" twice. Price 513
cents per bottle. Made. by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 53.
Worth"street. New York.
MURDEuflu'WANTS NEW TRIAL.
Union on. la‘Gi'anth'Durham Man.
Will Die April 16.
HARTFORD, March (Sr-nilliifli' John
M. 'i‘hayer. recently promoted from
the Superior Court Saturday with the
Supreme Court of Errors for the first
time at the opening of, the March term
in the capital yesbetdsy. Among the
cases argued toda3 was the appeal of
Henry G Bailey. of Durham. who is
under sentence of death for the mm-
iier of George Goodaie in hilduictown
July 6 of last year. The appeal is ba-
“sea on 16 counts alleging errors 013
the part of the judge in his (bulge to
the Jury.011e asserts that he erred
in whole by the manner in which the.
question of presumption of innocence
was placed before the jury. Unless a
new trial is granted Bailey will be
hanged at the state prison in Wethcis
field Abilil 16.
The Litchileld count3 case of Lucien
V. Pinney at ul vs. The Borough of
33’iillltpd was the first taken up. it
use an appeal 0 the plaintii! form the
Superior Court question of land lines.
The Tollsnd county case of Andrew M
Grant administrator 3's Mnr3 ll"...
Stimson will also be heard today
comes up on reservation from the S313
parlor Court for the construction of
the will , f the late Jared Wentworlh,
of Mans eld.
G. VB. BURNHAM TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Burnhsm of Catlisie Center.
N. Y. writes: ‘Ahout four years ago
i wrote you stating that i had been en-
tireiy cured of a severe. kidney trouble
.by Laid .lesa than two bottles oi
Foley's dney Cure. It entirely
stopped the brick dust sediment, and
' pain and symptOms of kidney disease
disappeared. I am glad to any that l
have never had 11 return of any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and i am evidently
cured to stay cured, and heartily rec-
ommend Foley‘s Kidney Care to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble." Plaisted’s Drug Store and
' Blather & Bradley.
CHIEF. CLEmK APPOINTED SUPER-
3 TENDENT.
NEW HAVEN. March 6. ——Announce-
ment was made yesterday at the office
of the New York New Haven and
Bhrtford Railroad Company of the ap-
pointment of Albert W. Honywill. to
be superintendent of the Hartford div
vision ftho road. with otlloe in Hart-
ford. r Henywtll succeeds W. L.
Derr. resigned. Thse appointment is ef—
attentive oh pares For several
years Mr. Honywiil has been chief.
cleric in the poof General Superin
fondant '.0 Ill. hepherd in this city.
To remove a cough you must get at
the cold which causes the cough.-
There is. notion """"" 3'6“ good for this as
Kennedy‘s L'axa ve Cough Syrup The
.3 ii uid cold relief that is most. quickly
eedtiv'e. that stills and qulets the
fund drives out: the cold. Sold
by 9 Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy.
' TO ATTEND CARNEGIE INSTITUTE
iNAUG HON.
PARIS. Martin- —'~.Baron D’Es-
tournelles de 0011 he.
the Sarthe and. a .- ’
France on the int '
tion tribunal at
cept an inva
d
, kw
‘ museum 1118* some
instalment to the statute will
the private
with the
scream house 1 1e
' their liv
tie Early i
of sick headache
other
1 fl ',. nevi:
“Vauguration .
Little
rive the-
. CORPS
WRBURY, March ii.--Pearl Do-
a student aged eighteen years.
trawler. on
. eat- y yesterday af-
. d after vi 113 the remains
ed Sunday. she
in the rear of
11 feel
Vs of
“unread-m C.
MIMI
‘ spicy journal, the tantrum-ciao. Louisa,
Va... says:
, len's Arnlca‘ Salve. No inflammation
‘ followed; the salve simply healed the
" the office of the Secretary Secretary
PM Pure-n missteps
JIM emu. (Gunilla
There are hundreds of women in
South Norwaik weak thin run-down.
tired out nil, nervous. just in a condi-
tion to fa l a prey to any disease.
One of the proprietors of the Clif-
ford Pharmacy says such women need
\' inol. our 3itulity making and strength
creating tonic
Viuol is not a patent medicine.
but the medicinal elements of good
old-fashioned cod liver oil in a highly
concentrated form—taken from fresh
cods' li3'ers——-the useless oil eliminat-
ed and tonic iron added. V
This is why it creates an appetite.
tones up the digestive organs. makes
rich red blood and replaces weakness
with strength.
We ask 1.1'1'1'3' Weak. thin. run-down
nervous “Stud aged person in South
Not-walk in try Viuol on our guaran-
tee to return money if it does not ben-
efit them. The Clifford Pi3ar131ac3'.
Notc.-——\3‘hlic we are sole agents for
Viuoi in South Norwaik. it is now for
.. sale. at the loading drug store. in nearly
every town and city in the country.
Look for the Vinoi agency in your
town.
ORDER
REGARDiNG POSTAL
GARDO.
WASHINGTON. March 6,—«An order
has been issued by the post111aster-geio
erai providing new regulations govern.-
lng 311.- size, form and weight of pri-
Such post cards must be made of an
unfolded piece of card heard, not ex-
ceeding three and nine-sixteenths by
five and nine~sixteentl3s inches. nor
less than two and linen-fourths by
four inches. They must, in form and
quality and weight of paper, be sub-
stantially like the goternment post
card. ’l‘hey 111113 he of any color, not
interfering with 11 eligible addrr as and
postmark. Very thin sheets of pump
may be attached to them on condition
that, they completely adhere to the
card. Curtis bearing particles of
glass metal mica. sand. tinsel or our
or similar substances will not be ac
copied for mailing except when inside
or] in emelopes.
—-Con8tipntion causes headache, nau,
sea. dizziness. iauguor. heart pulpita
tion. Drastic physics gripe. sickcu
weaken the bowels and don‘t cure
Dean‘s Regulate act. gently and cum
constipation. ‘25 cents. Ask your (h'uil
gist.
MEDALS FOR'BRAVERY AT SEA.
SAN FRANCISCO, March li.——Cap
lain Nelson. of the Pacific Mull stems
er City of Panama. was presented yes-
terday with an antogmpb photograph
of President Roascvclt, and Second 01’-
flccr Mmlerer and Quartermaster Tho,-
mas Brown with medals for braver:-
nt sen. During the heavy gale on De-
cember 31. Modercr and Brown man-
ned a boat, and rescued the third oili-
cei', boutawaitt‘aud tht'ec seamen who
were swopt overboard. The . presi-
dent. whose attention had been called
to the affair, sent his photographic
Captain Nelson. and the passengers of.
board a: the time subscribed to pin
chase the medals.
DANGERB OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal, and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are, weakened.
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the dévelopment of consumption. Fo
ley’s Honey and Tar will stop the
c0ugl1.he'al.e.nd strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. La Grippe
coughs yield quickly to the wonder
ful curative qualities of Foley 3 Essay
and Tar. There is nothing else “just
. as good.” Plaisted’s Drug Store and
Platner & Bra e31
RUEF MAY TAKE APPEAL.
SAN FRANCISCO. March G.*Abra-
ham Ruef. indicted for extortion.
through his attorneys applied to the
United States supreme Court through
the clerk of the United States Circuit
Court for a pa spent and of em or
'l‘hté secondary pr ltn‘inmy pape1s weie
issued and Rust new has until am i
in Which to prepare the 1ccord
forward it to Washington,
WORKB'MLIKE A CH
wags-fir follows»...
‘9—
2:... Mthat
“i ran a nail in my foot
last week and at once applied yBuck-
wound " Heals every sore. burn and
skin flattened. Guaranteed at F. H.
Baxter's South Norwalk. and E. .P. .
Wood's. Norwaik, druggists. 25c. '9' :
GARFIELD TAK'EGE OATH OF OF.
WASHINGTON. March fi-James R.
Garfield took the oath of office 1111 Se-
cretary of the Interior yesterday. in
Hitchcock who retired as secretary of
the interior was present. Before lesv‘
lag the Department Secretary Hitch...
'cOck expressed his appreciation of the
manner in which the press of the
country had uphold his band durinfl
the many trying ordeals of his admin-r".
“Emma. ,' .ft 3’.
K0001. elm:- 33mm on all”
quickly overcomes Indisesflon. wbioltt.
is. a. ,tptstuuaer of mill:
.; .9. .
said. on a tooth
Winter
and
Bridge Pharmacy. .
.“‘3
, 1,1401.
vale post cards entering the mails.
, turned ted a
they will Chase so
summer " This advioeb
a specialist
on chiropody was supp
mooted by
a
1310 statement 1513311. on custom unites
it practically impossible to let the fact
have sufficient ventilation, frequent
and proper bathing exercise and the
selection of hygienic stockings and
shoes are necessary to comfort as well
as for health.
. "Acquire the habit of going without
shoes as much as possible, and the M- ‘
loci on the' physical strength alto
health will be noticeable in a short
time after the feet have been allowed
to breathe for’severul hours «every
day," he says.
"As to care in washing. the feet
must he kept clean~yss~as clean as
the bands or the face. To accomplish
this mom than one absolution a day
is necessary, and in the summer sea- 1-1
son the more times they are put into
clear, cool or lukewarm water the
better for the pores of the skin. and
for the comfort of the individual.
None but pure white or castile toilet
soap should be used and a bath with
soap in the morning and at night is
uufllcicnt to keep the skin cleansed it
they are put. into water more than
twice in twenty-four hours. it should
be free from soon. though a pinch oi
sodu disolved in it is soothing and
helps to harden the flesh just as salt
water does.
“The hen t of frequent foot bulbs
cm be call 13' done away with and
prove a menace to comfort. and case
in sailting if the skin is not proper
iv dried and carefully wiped betweelt'
the toes. For the flesh 011 the feet
is tender because of the 3113' the) are
constantly confined. and unless the
parts between the toes are gently
rubbed until all dampness is gone.
soft cams are almost sure to come
encouraged by the Wet skin and the
friction of the [0913.
“Wining between the toes should
be carefully done. A corner of a
plain towel~nc3e1 a (Guide one such
as is used for the rest of the. body»
should be taken between the thuml
and forefinger and gently pulled up
ward from the ball of the foot be
tween the toes. separating them sr
that the flesh will not be rubbed all
T its action should be repeated until ”it
skin between the toes in perfetci3
dry. ’l‘iu'n talcum powder may Ill
dusted between the toes, to help keel
them cool.
cum powder seems to soothe it.
"Where there are callosiiies on ilu
soles of the feet a good plan is 11
rub then: well with a pumicslone be
fore a bath.
"Women who stand much on thciv
feet are frequently troubled will
pains in the instep, occasioned b3
strained muscles that support ”It
"arch of the foot. or it may be. fron
:1 slight dropping of the arch. Ti
lessen the ache and to sirengihex
tho luusclesfibandngc. the feet below
going to bed. Take 33 piece of lint
such as physicians use in surgica
cases, wrap it tightly around the bul
of the foot and over the instep. Be
lure going to sleep stretch the feel
out straight to real the tendons. Thii
treatment if continued should brlnr
permanent. relief. unless the arch but.
dropped too much for home reme
dies to benefit.
'A little physical Heroine taken i1
connection 3‘thc‘ bandage systen
is good. Vlitst plan is to gr.
through this; li‘iraiuing course or
soon as the loss sand stockings are
remilved 3»- en bare put. the feet
out straight ltretch the toes and
then gently raise the. logs. pointing
the great toe outwald After se3
erui seconds this exercise place
d
the feet on a floor turn them on
tho outer all 11 lateral position
and through 1'01ar3'11103e1ue11t
i‘l'ese motl .. anot only test but
strengthen the west; and tired mus
cits supporting the instep
"In choosing stockings, be sure it
got. those. that fit. for if .they are
either too huge or two small the foot
a bound to be uucomfor,tubie and
(allosities and come are really on
couraged. Shoes. 100 should fit the.
feat; if tbe3 are too tight in some
places and loose in others there can
be no case in walking and continued
wearing of such Ill-lilting boots will
in time make the feet physically do
festive and render frequent treatment
{13' u chiropodlst necessary for re
ici."
HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG.
To continue 303mg in health and
strength do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan, Mel,
Donough. (lit. did. She says: "'i‘i ' 3»
bottles of Electric Bitters our to
chronic liver and stoutsc'.‘mub]e
complicated with snob unhealthy
condition of the biogr that my skin
., MW] I am now prac
tlcuilv 0 “ills younger than before i
Bitters. i can now do
1:3? ieCIl I‘lt‘
111!
[fay F.
iii P. Wood's N01'3vuik,
Price 50c
if I married again i should choose a
girl who is as good as she is beautiful.
sudden.
caul‘servPlck-Medlp.
my wmk with ease and assist in
husband‘s store." Guaranteed at
H.Buxle1's South waalk. and
ding slows
The “'itlo3ver4—l'3'c always said that
Miss Willing—Really. this is very
George, but I not-opt you, of
go” ‘ A .1!
hummer
~44}.wa an on M
_ 1311s
tron is even in
if the flesh itcbcs the lid
134 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ ran Water Street.
Wreaths 'iao ”News. Cf '~
to?“ plants 31113111., moan Wmmv‘lfl names
‘I .. 1 . ' "‘i' \7‘ ’ '
ks .
. ’ —
Half an hour before retiring, and natural sleep will soon come to
your relief. 111mg ills a1. xmp rely vegetable and cure sleeplessr
peas 1; regulating ti; at function; at the body, They
conisl so N3narcotic nor Their action is natural. leasant
and safe. As a tonic a ofi-hai’l‘tixtive eiu all cases of overwor. brain-
lag. uen'ouaneas and worry y, they issue no equal. 3 .
Beecham .1 Pills aluminum the circulation. carry the blood from the .
weary brain. rest th
Bring m.Balmy Sleep
”irmhll
W
'Why did you break youi engage
meat with Miss Fluphie?"
“She couldn't cook.”
VT... .....
To show you how popular the prin-
cess models are to be the coming- sum-
mer, one observer Wales that nine- |
tenths of the handsome costumes be- ', ‘Whv, you knew that long ago."
lug worn at the southern resorts are; " 'Yes. but. she told me the other day
princess. and you know they set theithat she intruded to learn "-:('I9\(‘
fashions for our summ—‘tL' Hand Lender.
Exqwsite N ew Laces”
An indescribable and unequalled display of beautiful All Over
Fancy Nets 1n the extra widths for making waists, also a handsome
line of Lace Yokes, Chemisettes. Galloons. Banding. Festoons and
Edges. the very newest and most approved styles for spring and
summer. All we ask is an opportunity to show them to you
N. E. RYAN, 81:1
96 Washington Street. ..
No Matter What Your Life. Work is to Be
A BUSINESS COURBE VAT ,,'
MERRILL 00L
. Will Be of Ineatimabie Value to ven.‘
M. A. MERRILLfiPl‘in.
If you arcmot satisfied with the last Coal you bought. try a ton
from us. Have just received a cargo of Lchigh Coal for furnace and
range. which 13 the best mined.
I‘HE HARRISdeANS COMPANY
Tel 450. 68 Water Street.
Canned Goods 4” .
Nico Tomatoes 13c can ‘7
Peas 2 cans .......... ..... 256
All other kinds of canned goods at
lowest prices.
J. W. DODGE,
as Washington Street
South Norwalk
There is No End of Bargains 1n the
Reduction Sale. .
Sacrifices Everywhere.
Buy when you can save 50 Wper gem-be, ,. :2 '
- . .m!
can, a as.
COMMENCIN '2
avsavs
THE PLAYS.
l.
WednesdaY~
'l hursdsy~iiouu Bast.
Friday—At Pike’s Peak.
Saturday—A Devil's bane,
Malina».
Wednesday—A Daughter's
geaoce.
Thursdaywltsilroad King.
Friday-‘l‘hs Minister‘s gweethcnrt.
Saturday—Mary Jones' Burglar.
Special Vaudeville Novelties Between
Acts.
Elaborate Scenic and Electric Effects.
Popular Prisca. .10s, ace and 301:
.....................
Von-
...........
Special Ladiea' Ticket.
Tutsi coupon. together with' 16 .
.4 cents. will: purchase a nice re» .
. served seat for Monday vening's
. performance if presented Vat Adv
. vnnce Sold at any time ‘bsfore 5 .
. p. m.. Monday.
Goad for Ladle: Only!
.......... r.---.......1.14-..--..i--
. «
NORWALK saucer.
' array uproar 11mm
NEXT BANE.
MONDAY EyfiNiNfi. MARCH» 11.
Preliminary Balsa 3
MONTAUKS vs. uvs'rlc CHAINS.
After the games there is dancing
each evening until mldnihht. Without
. extra charge;
Applauds. 25 cadre.
First name beam at s o'clock
.5 :3 l‘ H a
'. " it:
is the place for recreation and health
exercise and is becoml more moist-
every week. Events the coining
week comprise:
Professor Barnes will give an ex-
hibition Saturday evening. with chilie-
ly new features, and till will want: to
witness it:
tonight
Basketball (Wednesday)
Norwalks against the Blue Ribbons, of
Bridgeport.
5313133511113 cost elites
25¢ a stun
sarouflplttngr warmth
, was V .
25¢ a (box. '
COLLINS, glimmer.
25c EACH.
item... All it
snow 21.: dd alto
mum: patterns asp
M. 8 SMITH smear
92 Washington Stree VSVoVuth Norwalit
MOST COMPLETE STOC K 0F RECORDS IN TOWN
The i. I Angeline it 8033 C0
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
nouns rain _
Bowker’ s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfleld a Son.
Telephone apt.
AspEcia‘tla‘ta-liomls
Female Metals“.
Graduate'rl’xhyalslan lpVAVttepda‘itoe.
V . ili‘ ,. V ,
for Men. . C
1131 +133 l1. k'ild‘ii
‘ Raisin 333 4:. be
this
‘V in ail. Last-Hans.
Norwalk Chronicler