wards; ma .
madam he" we
)1 fair and aim. .. A disv
Durbance that was centralt tls morn;
itig oter Lake Ontario is producing
rainy and foggy weather in the east-
,Qt'n portion of the lake region and
along the Atlantic coast. north or list-
teras. This area will any:
today and will be follows by clear.
tag weather late this afternoon. Pleas-
em weather prevails in the central
Ind western sections. Conditions to
vor for this vicinity rain. fillowed by
clearing and slightly colder Weather.
W
V Mrs. Chester Mills' oilihorgetown.
visitell her mother Mrs Wsdhams in
Norwalk, recently. .,.
~Vlslt [iyxbee's new iloVweVr store,
Ilonnecker biog, 4 Wall St, Norwaik.
Saturday.
Homer 1;. Hoyt attended the meet-
ing of the Optometrioal Society of the
City of New York. last evening.
, The lsadore Alexander poisoning
cash is expected to come up for trial
in Bridgeport. tomorrow morning.
Olive Branch lodge. No. 1’. Knights
‘of Pythias, will meet in regular ses
sion tnnight in the hall in Swsrtz and
Corbeit's block
rBylbee. Florist. will open a flower
store at 4 Wall St... Nora/silt. Saturday
The Friday Afternoon Club will meet
at the home. of Mrs. William G. Ilaur,‘
6 Camden“ place, tomorrow after-
noon at the usual hour.
Washington Camp, Patriotic Order
of the Sons of America. will hold its
regular meeting this evenln at 8
oclock, in the hall in Soul Main
street.
Wrinkles are age-tellers. Drive
them away by taking Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. it‘s otter than
dosmeilcs. it does the bi insets. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. Plais‘téd s Drug
Store.
Robert H. Wood sexton of Trinity
Church has been suffering from a
slight attack of the grip the past two
weeks. but has nearly recovered, ex-
cepr for a light cough.
——Ilyxbee, Florist, 4 Wall St., Nor-
Wink. 2»
Banner Couhcli. No V54, D. of L..
will hold a regular meeting tonight
to Web. all members are requested
to be present. A rehearsal or the de-
gree team is called. anld other im
portant business will be transacted
The married ladies of Eureka Re-
bekah Lodge will entertain the other
members tomorrow evening with a“
short program. after which they will
serve a pourkrant slipper. All the
members are invited to be present.
—Salcsman wanted. F. D. Lawton
& Co.
» .According to the Commercial Rec
ord there were twenty-two sales of
real estate in Normals... last. week.
with mortgages of $26,200. For the
first week in March, last year. there
were seven sales, and mortgages of
$6, 850. .
It flows like fire through your veins;
it. does the worlc If you re wasting
away day by day. take Hollister‘s
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Plaisteds Drug Store. ‘
This evening there is to be an organ
recital at the South Norwalk Conga-av
gational Church by F. C. Bonander, of
the Yale Music School. Mr. Bonander
will play from 7 to 7:45. He will then
play again after the weekly meeting
from 8: 30 to 9:15. At the regular
meeting Dr. Macfarland will lecture in
.the course on the Teaching of Jesus.
. ‘Violets. Byxbee, Florist, 4 Wall
~St.. Norwalk
Grand President Hugo Noack of
Stamford and a delegation from that
city visited Humboldt Lodge Sons of
Herman, Tuesday evening. A conunit-
tee was appointed to arrange for a
special car to lake the members to
Westport in April-to witness the dedia
cation of the new hll‘ll of Westport
lodge. The lodge tried voted mimosa
into the Elks' new home in South
Main street; . . ‘
-Dr Dick's MUedicane c‘ ”kl'VIIi. ‘
The W. C.T lellV meet ith‘ Mrs.
William Cockerur. 5 Day s_ offlin-
morrow afternoon at
Mrs. 0. I. Allen.o
Mrs. W. E. P hen. of Hill ,
merly of Norwa kV pttellgfid
torment of Mrs'l‘ . “atheir-
cousinls wife. at Greeriwid‘li hn- Wéd-
nesdpy mornln't They were Vthe guests
of the Misses Amelia and ’Katherine
I'D
Westport, and
Mead at The Qroh'ard rds .
his: cum to a To 1“ one.
“Val .
TANG OIN . . . .
mammary.“ ‘4.“
III a .
days or money refunded. {to
eISthI‘rd- -
flitng
r“ . UIlla’ ALLSN's 11 Till“. :.
-A room ifs be in plate; the
‘ Vishnu. Your-Jest flail m} e
‘. lug. swollen.wen
7 .- constant: moan utilitptt‘lnmgwos
V A Specific ior Rheumatism ,
Rheumallo
gentler.
at: “A" fr
751‘. $1.00
Per Bottle. ‘
mum r. ‘
Mlhbl
I North min or.“ Tel. m—e. .
b-wwu.
t...-.
.rtywu
Locitiirood be Company-Tot Nor-V
Yolk. bars a special sale of fine No-
i “S
A meeting of the T. L Club will
beheld tomorrow at the home or Miss
. Tessie Conway. . .
Washington C polar. R. A. M. of
Norwalk, aorke the Most Excellent
Master degree. last night.
The Tr'init) Cadets will not, hold a
drill tonight, because of the illness of
their comi‘nander. Legrand Sny.der
Owing to the illness of Juror Bates
the Lockwood will case. which is on
“Jim in Eridgeport, has been adjourn.
An increase of capital stock of the
Rough l-lat Company. of South Nor~
walk, from $20,000 to 835,000 is an-
nounced. ‘
The Industrial League will “hold a
special meeting tonight at the close
of the prayer meetin lathe First
Methodist Episcopal hurch.
Charles Swartz, son of Christian
Swarm. sails SatVurday for Bolivia.
Soutll Arnerica, to look after certain
mining interests of a large New York
Company.
lie had no cost upon his back,
But had one on his tongue,
And Rocky Mountain Tea, it's said,
Kept him from being hung.
[Bad breath).
Piaisted‘s Drug Store, ,
The preliminary game at the Nor
walk arnrory next Monday night. when
Cunpany F‘ meets Mlddletown in the
first contest of the series for the ama
teur state championship. will be be-
tween the Montauks and He Trinity
Cadets.
Ophir Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, held a regular meeting. last
night. and acted on four applications
for membership, two from Stamford
and two from East Norwalk initla
will akeplace next week.
The weekly prayer service at the
Norwallt Congregational Church this
evening will be known as “A Story
Tellers’ Evening." The pastor. Rev.
George D. Egbert. everybody to relate
a story with a moral and of not more
then file minutes in length.
The lnembers of the Nutmeg Club
are anticipating the banquet of the
club members at the Norwalk Hotel
this evening with much pleasure. It
is expected that about forty members
will be present. This dinner is to cc—
lebrate the their anniversary of taking
possession of the present club quar-
let‘s.
Tire contract for the house which ll.
W. Hegelcln is to erect at the corner
of Woodward avenue and Rivers
street. has been awarded to E. K.
White, of East Norwalk. It will be
29x50 feet. and will be arranged for
a dorrble dWelling. The interior will
he finished in chestnut. with furnace
heat and all modern improvements.
The subcontracts have not been let.
The cost will be about 85, 500. Archl
thct Ferris S. Morebouse drew- the
pans.
-—Opening day of Byxbee, Florist‘ s.
new store; at 4 Wall St.. NorWaIk. is
Saturday. Come and see us.
in the United Slides district court
Edward Kroeger of Mel-idea. and the
Millerd, Hardware delpiiny.;of Mil.
lord. were adjudged bankrupt, as they
fallen to ille,;pleatllu’ss denying the
claims of oer taln “their creditors
wit: 0 'll.8ked' ‘that‘ "the e‘y be adjtidged
gnnhrum.‘ The petitions were 'llled
sundry 20 an’ti“23', immunity. “the
cases were referred marinate ‘1in
bfgfhkruh‘tcy Hehry' V'C 'NeWthh, lot
so for new ’Haveh county. for fur-
fil‘GVm proddedin‘gil. - ‘
1W,- 5-, Harris, Medlua, N. Y., J. “11.:
Barry. . 11““)be N blatantly.
Zones fisnléVIl Soil
batty. Grasstiian. ”and be; 1’.
NJ“!!!
will? Covering h. H» A Math
ew'soh,‘ .l. ehls‘al Hurlbtrtt, Southl‘bl'or:g
WW “0:35.11: HQ mes;
Cent-gs 1".“ Fl lus,W HA V
Moss. E. n s lei it“ it: icon: it
AbomMmbie.‘ It; A. Wycéj, _ ton; W.;
V-‘V‘WJS Stevens. JdilihM 'l'chl 'ury.;
04,9.“ a. .li’al't‘t' '1 finch.
VP.“ ittr’nnti', Philliiie ' ‘F
Brliitol. New‘l‘lritaih. Low! : welt:
ow surf... were at but deter suitors
d «M’- ’9‘qu 7-}
1mm 7"
p.
woes. «and rdetnp‘. and get: tired really.
if you have aching feet, try “AV
newness it‘ rests mast and .411!!le
new on Mitt 8m strayed worsened
as“ foot. blisterszsnd
callous spots . Relieves chllblalns.
rest and comfort.- Try it todamxlilold
by all mounts lull Shoe Stores. V250.
Mt accept any monotonic. ~ ”mm
but!“
' l.
‘ 1M North-Main“.
,_ hiiid 1n abalone padding
1 immmiml-aged‘ihm,
l~lirldgeport‘10r mlrmlmown: .
mflfilflrm
1.3V?“ 3 .“fi-F‘ 'l
we HAVE rue LARGE". 4N5
Ash litilr 20A“ t‘Vtiss.
OLEUMB T0 SELECT FROM.
wwi
.A runner. otsscnp
year lease.“ tn the
eye examinations tree.
Making Investigltloa of Need of More
tslzcra
President John Mont. of the United
Hatters of North America. Vice I’resi
dent Frank Shalvoy. Secretary Martin
Lawlor. and Treasurer James Mailer.
are in Danbnry investigating certain
conditions in the making departments
of the various het' factories in that
district.
There have been numem‘ is com-
plnints recently from the mnr. dine-tut
ers that they were not able to secure
enough steers todo the work to the ca-
patlty or the other departments of th
factories, and the oiiicers of the natio-
shabnhth
UMIEIJ "Mlfllilll . ll
Incorporated.
HQYT'S THEATRE BUlLDING.
Washington Street. South Norwalk,
where one of their Eye Specialists will be located to give scientific
NATIONAL orrrosss IN oAasust
an“.-
IEDT ABIORTMENTV lN THIS Vi
ormrv. pares: we re to. sea vAso. rr wru; FAv vou 10 CALL.
Auo see ode ms. were” coCesrese rut tightly mom ;
\
s
.VVWE AVLDVG HAVYVE AN IVXVCELLENT LINE OF OIL GVVLVVOTH AN? +lN-
fininotlzdliles
a AND sMsALMs‘lVi.
:’ at sbuwhloriu’lk. moan
NV
4‘43“. 1"?!
3a.
, EYES EXAMINED FREE.
The Above firm, which is the largest retailers of optical goods
in the United States, have opened a permanent store under a five-
I
WE DO NOT ADVISE GLASSES when not needed.
Try a pair of our famous 31 GLASSES with our perfect fit-
ting GLADIMERE LENSES. ‘
Stores everywhere.
SOME LOCALT FOOD ADULTERA-
"9.
e
M
Recent Report of the Connecticut
Agricultural Experiment Station
is interesting.
A report has been issued wltlrin the
past‘ few days from the Connecticut
Agricultural Experiment. Station in
regard to adultsrutlons of food prod-
ucts and some interesting revelations
were made abound“: .“lemons.” which
are being handed ‘out‘ to local buyers
as 'the real thing."
Among the milk dealers it was found
that two were selling watered milk
and fear had below eight per cent. of
al association are in Dnnbury for the
hnrpose of learning just what is needed
it that “DQ' It is understood that
the Danbury batters claim that they
have slsers enough to take care of the
acapclt‘y of the forming departments
of the factories, and that with .the pos-
sible exception of one or two of the
soft shops they have probably more
than enough sizers. The national oili~
cers with a committee of the Danbury
Hat Makers’ union are visiting the var»
ious factories in the district today in
order to'become informed rrpon the
need. if it is found that more work
men are needed they will undoubtedly
be secured
DEAFNEBS CANNOT BE CURED.
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional rem-
edles. Deafness is caused by an --in-
llsmed condition of thermocous lining
of the Eustachian Tobey When this
tube is mushroom have a‘ rambling
sound or. imperfect.“ hearing. and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness,
is the result; add unless the inflame
tioh can be mm out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
bases out: of ten are caused by --Ca.
tam, which is nothing “but an inflata-
ammunition of the mucous surfaces.
“We imitative ~0ne Mandi-ed: Dollars
for any lease of numm- {chased by:
catarrbl rthat "cannot who :cured in.
afialltstrtlatarrh *Ctlre. Send for cited-‘-
me, free. n ‘r -
i ' 1": Jr CHENEY & 06., Toledo, 0.
solo by maggots. 75¢ .
Toke Hali's Cindy Pills for constl.
patron: :zn‘r‘l‘ .
my” V\:._~1 - WW .
AMOTNER DYING; FATHER VIO-
It?” ll‘ltlENI‘inw
Viola and Idhlie‘Worden. small chil-
dren; whilst oommitbed lo the County
Home in =Nomlit- yesterday.- by Judge
tidbits. '01" Bflllcel'lprtr Their mother1
is endednbamllr.ooneumptlon in the
Milka! and their father,
Henry“. Worden. recently tried to
idli- rhimsbif'.r."‘r:!‘iw commitment was
the petition
of: Mrs. Mama Miami to the County
“Watchers Ionlpethnis‘slon to take
solids in the milk. Two milkmen en-
joyed the distinction of having put
more water into their milk than any
other dealers in the state.
One grocer in Norwalk and one in
Scrub Norwalk has been selling adul-
terated lard but. this city is fortunate
in the fact that 1ts~sausage stood the
test. as well as the oysters.
The inmates of the New Haven poor
house will never be troubled with a
coilce heart for the coffee they get is
25 per cent chicory and 75 per cent.
roasted peas and rye. The remainder
of the 100 percent. is coffee.
Ono South Nor-walk grocer has been
handing out lemon extract with arti-
ficial coloring in it and only three one-
hundredths of lemon oil in it.
MISS LEE’S INJURY FATAL.
in Addition to Crushed Legs, She Sub
tallied Several Broken Ribs.
Miss Margot Lee, of F‘alrfleld.
daughter of the late Patric Lee, and
a member “of one of the best known
families in the village, died last night
in the .1. Hood Wright Hospital in
New‘ York city. Miss Lee was the
unfortunate young woman who fell in
front Vol a rapidly moving train in the
subway at Ninety- sixth street. New
Yer-4r, Monday morning.
Deceased went to New York to visit
some friends over Sunday.‘ She was
on her way to the Grand Central sta-
tion when she met with the accident.
Three cars passed ovtr her
crushing both legs. When picked lip“
: she was unconscious and was hurried
to the hospital. where it was found
In addition to having her legs crushed
she had several ribs broken and was
otherwise injured. There was little
or no hope for the recovery of the
minced moms from the first ‘ ’ V
She was thirty-eight years of age
and leaves or brother. a resident of
immediately * upon
tlrevladcidwnt. ; ‘ -
w x MW
receiving news of
W‘rl‘“ .2. i 7., n r
We Vere pleased to announce that
Riley's Money and ~an foruvcoughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
swarm w ;....
"‘mtotlterrlno cat which was
held do: documents“ reheat of. Cr
Winnie mother.
dead and whenebfstherbreopntlyeicgt
T
lunchtime? ‘ofrihb'ohlid. Mrs. Henry.
Burton. of 1758 ‘wMttin street.- Bridger
port will nit- the rcenmniesioners for
the‘ custody‘of the child. .
To remove a cough you must get at
tilloi bole which Muses the cough
There is nothing sorgood for this as
ennedy‘e Inactivation“ Syrup The ‘
mammals: I'ml'mos‘i. quickly
effectlve. rural stills and quiet- the
south and drives can the cold. Md
victim- mam ”address Allen s
blasted“ N.l'-.- V
~ Budge Pharmacy
by maelstrom Pharmacy and The
”an
ugly
by “the Natio Pure Foo nd Drug
law as it. c illi‘ nb'opi spawn othe
harmful di'tm’s In we recommend l
as a safe remedy for children and ‘
adults. Pill
s Drug Store and Plat-
ner ‘0. Ill-Ad “V1“?
rescues-r For. cno‘ss srasér.’ ‘
Gilbert Bloom, of 43 Cross street. ds
moving to‘ Wadi street. it ill $03M
that the house occupied by Mr Bloom
is to‘ be moved cm from the street
and. that a lurse tenement is to- be
erected. where moltoueeanww stands.
1’ (r 'r "
rphgflwembyou over low streetcar
accidenti’. How-Yes. The car was com
woollen. but: the passengers
passed“ so tight that only the
outside layers were injured-Ch1cslro
”New. .
tom medic! film and, Who was
built urinal
Soilthrpert, Who went. to New York. . ‘
THE NEW PUVViV‘lEAFOOD AND DHUVO
”~- A 9",I‘l‘h’r
flattering the running time at the Bay
State united by seventeen minutes a
est trips in the history of the New Ha-
yep regs. Am al made up or an
shred the Next
8 4i 'cloc
”or: We? «'over a mile
a minute or thefl forge part of. the
this“ mrried one of the direc-
do hieé't‘Piesident Mellon at
New Haven.
, FOUNp AT LAST.
5. A. Bdrmon, of Unaware, West
Vd., says. ‘At last 1 have found the
geriect pill that never disappoints me;
lid for the benefit of others afflicted
with torpid liver and chronic consti.
patlonr'wlll‘ any: Take Dr. King‘s New
Life Pills." Guaranteed "satisfactory.
25c at F‘. ii. Baxters, South Norwaik,
and E. P. Wood's Norwalk, drug~
slits.“ "
.MJL—~~fim -—.,L .wnup -M_
45 Wall St, Norwelk.
it V94 Washington t.. .59- Norwallt.
n r.’ . ‘
M Estate. and matinee
We have several decided bar-darn:
in income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
width 0" lat- town.
‘P‘I‘N
DJ VID W. R! YMOVAD.
when!" Blip r
we 1‘1be
19 North Milli 8L. Nth VNOMaik »
Balance. 6 Washington 8t. 1'
Telephone st house. “4% l
Telephone et oillce. 1386-2.
r
13.13. Gotham,
llecnralm‘,
East Norwalk
Tel. 452.
Sprintl Stules
Men’s and Children’s
3...... -'
lbs
uem Ann 1073' ensures“.
1i no. MAIN of so; MoRWALK.
Souvenir Post Lords.
Zéch €102
in a Not
Sell Wroc. “
will. A. annotations
‘ MUSIC ITO“.
Donovan Blocks-182 Weehlngton It.
‘y- it,“
r- A”! lot Cmsruondry.
vici“ {9k .ahVVWIV .1519“? A.»
.fifi3i&chgl%mey mudr
all ’ ‘. .al‘. “V
tom and VSoV-V
bib 00
spacial train tron: Providence to Nowl
Haven yesterday made one of the tast- .
. dict Deputy
Norwhlk, will be entertthne
Til- E
idea of
- Laxative Hoboyandffer. Nearlyallothqrfcoggh
J
sews
tackrngs
1219a Pa ir.
Every mother knows how hard it is to find just the right kind
of hose for the ofm‘l’infi bay and lrlu-the kind that will and the
wear and tear young blood. era‘s {bury ribbed schoal stock-
ing with all the good points in its favor
You buy two pairs for the price usu-
ually paid for One pair.
12 12 CENTS A rare.
CHM-9.
V cry E/Vcstzc.
Easy to put on.
Feet Free from Ridges.
Sizes Correct.
Per/22d Dye.
pm Pilllil.) or burn W
TWO rams iron 25 CENTS
‘6.
33 3.5 V wagon
A?
Three Days’ Special
MOQUET TE RUGS.
14 x 30 ........ . ......... .1. 69¢ each; former price 980
27 x 54 ........... . ......... 81.69 each: former price 41. 9B
36 x 72.. . . .. .............. .3215 «on; former price 38. 75
Ask to see our line of Window Shades an‘d Sash Rods, included in this ,
M. S. SMITH 8r COMPANE.
92 Washington Street. South N.
r.
. .
StrlgtlyfVVreth tggsV. 280401
halite Roacthg thickens, E86 lb
folds I40 lb
'5: Washington Street
mac 3 To smegma orrrc-
.. ens.
Grand Master Andrew J. Hallock of'
“hog: Deputy Grand Master Ed-
l'v‘uller, of Tolland, and Dis-
: m1: sets EEVN. . .
(New Moth Clothe l _
Not all M matrons. In so “1130': ‘
lphisticahed saris" the customar-
lNewlmdl' on marruewspaher; (“rally ,
Charles F. Mtil‘éd of sugar. 33:13.33“ ””1“?“ Vamp“ 0" m “7
1"” 01" Dntcrin on e no on th eve .
inthian 140586. I“. and A. of Bridge- of a “6%“..ng to“); ”6 8W3» M ‘ “
port.- next Tuesday evening. ”The .h 1.. h 1
rouge will hold a special communica- £10.33? 8 s new “map eyed a .. a.
tion at that time; at which the Master “Please pick me “Vt. a thli' db
Mason d‘e ree Will be conferred upon chickens that are tough," she ”M
Olin ca'nrli ate. At the conclusion of Vhawo a special reason" . . .
degree work a luncheon will be The butcher put aside seven.
served:-‘ The dish-Jet deputy will make “Are these all'm‘ she asked .
the annuttl visitation and the other my...” madam,” was .th
officers will be present as guests. Tile - “Those are all the 120m ones
conferri‘hg or the dfgreeh will be dent; w hen send the other flee to .
in the nest form n t e presence 0 hon t ohce"
such distinguished visitors, and u wrrr m e a 3“” w“ ”a“ mat
be well worth seeins- I The butcher is guessing
“.‘l
- t
”played-i... on
.oabobeomduns" iiiheiipelllhgdolds hi
the system is new and origin! tmlderlh ’3
cores are automating. especiall those contest.
ing 0 ill! miscr- Laird Hamish!
also:
w.‘
Hevllean Bid... . Weehlngtou at.
“W mmlgmm‘opm ‘-‘
assessor
Day and. Proposal: . ,
Fireproof. and .Mbm 1 par-
ticulerbtnth lily Midland eve-
tbl'...” take to pm.
Room in sizes.“ rm. trobuide‘slnr-
age gr mamagx‘itot be
was or.
~ N.- Iic‘ki'
‘ In Colitis. “CW?”
jind flrogrchlsi adpcdpna Mothers liraise‘ the
Tar V hobbit. contilliVVsnb
L AX
masts
Alumina rainedy for
his coma.
La Slim. Bronchitis. Mittens: and all Lung
children' a termite? KthVtiedVy' I Lambs Honey
GOVVUGH SYRUP
We! eemuemmumcmameee.
pm «hummus mesme- I“.
Sold by the Ollflord' Pharmacy and the Drillg
r
. mm -‘
. fiillly‘.vr , -
Norwalk Chronicler