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. of “China a
- " V" at“? 73-3.”:
» ; range from
New ,_.
Now is
“i. it it r!
4' phase is
TH
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the
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tithe to make
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Lin. in}:
advancing: steadily.
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We have, without a doubt, the largest and best assortment
.3} . ‘ .i‘. 1 _
nd Japan Mattings in The N orwalks. Our prices
0 cents to 75 cents per yard.
' ,.
your selection, as the price on Mat-
We own our Mattings pt the old
A large assortment of Axminster Rugs, Velvet Ru
sels Rugs, also CassimerevRugs, all sizes.
prices, and will give you the. benefit. of our early purchasgs.
gs, Brus-
mm.
us.“
With us you can 'open a charge account—~buy anything you
.need on our easy payment plan. You pay no more for your
goods than elsewhere. V
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“Mon may work from sun to sun
but woman‘s work is never done."
~ in order to keep the home neat
and pretty, the children welldressed
and tidy. women overdo and often
suffer in silence. drifting along from
bad to worse, knowing,r well that
they ought to have help to overcome
the pains and aches which daily
make life a burden. .
it is to these women that Lydia
E. Pinkham‘s Vegetable Compound,
made from native roots and herbs, .L!’ ~.._ .
comes as a blessing. When the spir- . ,
its are depressed, the head and back M R8. A“ ‘ . LY 0 N
aches. there are dragging—down pains.
reluctance to it anywhere, these ar only. symptoms which unless
heeded.m-o soc milliliter! by the worst
, tosotii‘emlle Complaints.
ltydin E. Pinkham 3 Vegetable Compound
maps 1’. e feminine organism)1
ins strong and healthy condition. Itcures "
Inflammation, (liberation. isplucements. and organic troubles. in
preparing for child-birth and
nervousness, sleeplessneu. and
. to carry women safely through 1118 Change .
of Life it is mostveflleieut.
Mrs.
ham:-"For a. long-
of aches and pains in ‘thc lower pa
sleep and had no appetite.
Compound Ind fol lowing the mi
)
Women nuflerliig from any form
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ONLY $100 ALIMONY. 7
Through some misurider-standing it.
was given out at the court in the di-
vorce case of Bertha s. C. Jennings vs.
. Oliver H. Jennings, ordered the defend-i
ant to [my $120 a month damages. The i
(‘Oil'i‘t'i order of the ('Olit‘l 'wzls ihul'
the defendant should pay alimony in,
this wife to the amount of 3100. There
fis then u i’nrilnar order that the \vii'tr'
shall be paid $20 at month towards the;
support of the child
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THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG}
LAW. 3
We are pleased to announce that!
Foley's Honey and 'l‘ar for coughs.
. colds and lung troubltsi is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug|
luw us it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs, and We recommend it.
as it safe remedy for children and:
, adults. l’lalsted‘s Drug Store and Pint:
nor it Bradley. ”l
l
FORTIFY THE GENERAL EDUCATION
obtained at our
BY LEAR
MEHHI BUS!
those SPECIAL things which command dignified and remun-
‘rrziin'c lttuploytncnt.
Begin Now.
smart
SPLENDID VALUES in THE FAM
' 25c, 50c AND or T0 $2.50.-A PAIR.
m
WHY chum
s are Hustlers.
:flgflrth America. who ha
.heip'in the ‘maitlng branch 0
h adustry, left that town yesterday
‘ Mingflin company with Martin Law-
patrons: secretary,
at .
“We
an
film"
such industrial prosperity
ity of yours. It is remarka-
titt ‘ -‘ ‘
‘ bury’ district busier than
ittiiihl‘dlstricis of the. coun-
Qdathe reporter. .
outer," answered Mr.
V m I no other district. that
has the conditions that i
where. You are twice as
, W n' any of the other dis-
' . sit isvgoing to continue.
_ ,. at least. “Home of your
' ve orders on their books
“epithet; going for the
‘ .I
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account» far. this career»
tit in the batting induci-
i’i ‘ in?" united the newspaper,-
mks (an: BUSY.|Hill)liSil)ie for it." answered Mr. not
lfiiji*;'aecahse Our‘ Man-
prcsldent of the. United
ing‘, the factories of Dunbury
he purpose of ascertaining the
‘ Mittens in regard to the scar.
while
a‘roaspwr Maher remained in
to'coniplete the circuit of the
tummy .with the mem-
.. at it was one of the busi-
7toitlel'70f its size anywhere in Ame.
ViaVo-Ttri'liyulcd all over the coun-
. comm-rand I tell you, there is
.the that I have visited that
It
fit. “it is their own ability and their
great business energy that is bringing
_. them the business. They are hustlers.
Iowa. They are not afraid of work.
You will find many of them at their
factories at seven o’clock in the morn-
ing, and they. will still be there at five
,at night. They are not afraid to jump
in and work just as they expect their
employee to do."
A request made by the local manu-
facturers of the unions a. short time
ago to provide them with more help
in the making departments brought
Mr. Momt and his associates here.
"We are looking into the question of
this alleged shortage of help in the
makeshops," he said. “and if-we find
that there is need of more man here.
we shall do everything that we can
to supply the need. We had a. confer-
ence with the manufacturers and dis
cussed the situation with them."
"Do you mean that more apprentices
will be allowed the local factories or
that more men"wlll be granted union
cards?" asked the reporter. '
“Both." he replied. "and it viii also
be possible for us to induce men to
come to Dunbury from other districts.
But we prefer not to do that. It is
better that your own people here in
Danbury should reap as far as possible
the benefits of your prosperity and if
We find that conditions warrant. the
increase that is desired our course will
probably be to put as funny more 'Dan-
bury men‘ as We can into the factories
of the city at union workmen."
Mr. Moilit said that the present dew
mmd‘lferwnddlgontzl help was}; page,
planed, lpr ely o'app c 0 ie
honnotumuli‘inxlsgado . 90in or fifty
more makers w .ul‘q“ required in that
line of work." 0 59'. d, and with the
present mlwa “new: all engaged in
handling the regular line of “Nellie
manufacturers were fearful that they
S
f
Mo‘s: of them young mew—bright t’el-l
Tierney. of'ivlurtford. yesterday approv-
ed the plans for anew convent to be
known“ as at. Mary’s convent.
building wiilhn of brick and will cost.
rieg’er (5 C0. }
f“ 29.3l West Washington Street. .Stiuth Nor‘walhconn. ,l
I
business denmnds unless more
was forthcoming.
Speaking of the many additions that
have been made to the factories in
Dunbury during the punt few months.
Mr. Mth said:
"You lulVe the model mukeshop of
the. world at the factory of the Baird-
‘llntiedt Company In Bethcl. l visited
it. yesterday and it is absolutely the
best. plnnk shop I have. ever seen. The
plank shop has always been looked
upon by batters as a. most. dlfilcult
place to keep in satisfactory condition.
But all of the problems that have
confronted the trade in this respect up
pear to have been solved in this Bethcl
factory. We frequently have occasion
to consult with manufacturers in re-
gard to the conditions existing in their
plank shops. and often receive the
answer that it is impossible to banish
the steam from the shops. Hereafter
my nHBWer to such declarations will
be: '60 and look at the Baird factory
in Bethel; they have succeeded in gol-
tlng rid of the steam therc.' ”
DANGERS 0F PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time if neglected hi
liable to cause pneumonia which is so
often fatal, and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are woekened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Fo-
ley‘s Honey and Tar will stop the
cough. heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent pneumonia. La mi 6
coughs yield quickly to the won or-
rul curative qualities of Foley's Manny
and Tar. There is nothing else “just
as good." Pldisted‘s Drug Store and
Platner dc Bradley. -. “‘
P‘Lliusl sop ‘coNVsNr.
. wow entrant. March lbw-Blanch
The,
would not 139 little to keep pace with
p ,
i
it its expected, about flintlbil.
help
r
‘K. or c. convsnriou.
State Call issued Fixing It For May
14 in Middletown. '
Nld'iw BRITAIN March ill—State
Dt‘llllll' James T. Meskill yesterday ISJ
sued in cull for the stuie‘cou‘v‘eution of“
the Knights of Columbus, which will,
he held at Middletowu on May 14. Al
poll of local councils of the state on
the question of u state parade indicat-
cs that many of the councils are oDllOS-
fed to it. i
l The reports from the local councils
likewise show that there is a. strong
sentiment. in favor of establishing ll.
hospital fund.
tern were referred to th
the last convention.
M
CASTOR IA
For Infant: aadllhil‘drou.
The Kind You line pimp Bought
c councils at
souls. .. W!
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WATERBURY BABY SMOTHEHED
TO DEATH.
WA'l‘JRBURY. March ib.——llobert,
the infant son of Mr. uud Mrs. W. 'l‘.
Sutton, wnu‘uccldentnlly smothered to
death in bed yesterday. ',
FOUNDIAT , AOT. _ ..
J. A. Harmon.,of‘ 'fifiitialié. ’West
Va. says: “Ah hilt l hnve‘fonhd the
perfect pill 'thu‘t‘hcver disappoints mo;
miilhmr the benefit of othersl. afflicted
~w .torpd liver and. h n g
potion will any: Take firfi‘l‘tifi'fi
Life film." Guaranteed sdtlaa
25c at n. H. Baxterc. South Norwa .
and E. P, Wood's, Norwullt. drttg-
lslulu. - . .. "
Both of these mat-l "-
Co
N- f.
1.
N. E. RYAN & co.
- 96 Washington Street,
4-
WM... ... ... __
COal N
If you are not satisfied with the last Coal
from us. Have just received a carg
range, which is the best mined.
THE HARRIS&GANS COMPANY
Tel 450.
HEADOUA RT
MOST COMPLETE STOCK
Tile 2i. J. inquire (i 8011 Do.
nit-{WAsumc'rou smear.
GO
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Ores
Augustus Lyon. of East Earl. Pa... writes:—~ Dear Mrs. Pink-i
time i suffered from female troubles and had all kinds
Hince inking Lydia E. l’inlthain'mV'eget-ahle
vice which you gave me i feel like a.
new woman and i cannot praise your medicine too highly.”
Mrs. Pinkham's Invitation to Women
Write Mrs Pin‘khun. at‘Lynn, Mass.
thorium-hallo probably has the very
case. Hei- ngdvice is free and always helpful.
\Sbh thmo gr spits
aland.
AGENTS FOR
,BQWKQH’S Fertilizers.
B. Heréhfield ,& Son.
l in Water Str‘c‘ct‘.
rt of back and sides. I could not
of female weakness are invited to
Out of her vast. volume of ex»
knowledge that will help your.
.M Mrs hwmrh. _._ -
Little globules of sunshine that
drive the clouds away. DeWitt's Lit:
tle Early Risers will scatter the gloom
of sick headache and biillousuess.
They do not gripe or sicken. Recom-
mended nnd sold here by The Clifford
Pharnmcy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. ’ ’ “
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ROLLAWAY RINK NOTES.
There will he a game of basketball
at the Runaway Rink tonight between
the Norwalks nud Stamfords, and a
good some is promised. '
Joseph McMahon, the well known
South Norwalk vocalist; will sing at
the rink tomorrow, Saturday evening.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Br?
ziliun Balm is breaking up colds when
ever filed, almost without exceptiot
10, "-' 50c and $1.00 bottles. The Oil.
-0.
it
i‘ord,_ Baxter’s and Piaistod's. »
Public Schools ..
NING AT
NESS‘ Ell
l.
till
i .
M. A. MERRlL. run.“
“N...“‘houa ‘
o I h ' . . 5‘ '
u rites m hi i ' H
i. set burg.
AND JUDGlNG BY THE INTEREST THE WINDOW DI
ATED THERE lS SURE TO BE A BIG DEMAND FOR
SPLAY HAS CRE-
THEM. ‘
BRAND HOSIERY AT
1
OUS “ONYX"
South Norwalk
.”._._:-~-—--‘———-....
I .3
Qt ce.
you bought. try a ton
o of Lehigh Coal for furnace and
We...
68 Water Street.
ERB FOR
OF RECORDS IN TOWN.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Wood.
Telephone 294.
is
L.
new garments
new H Mill?
. geflold Had
Chill and Left Train at uth Nor-
walk
i Fred S. Baton. of Ridgeiield. one of
the jury in the civil superior court, be.
fore whom is being tried Lockwood's
appeal from probate, suffered so se-
verely from it chill on his way in mm
yesterday morning that When he reach-
| en South Norwalk. he turned back to
his home and ili'I jury trial was con-
tinued - » ‘ ’
Mr. Bates is suffering from pneu-
monia. He has not been feeling well
for several days, but decided he could
attend the court session and started
from his home. He felt ill and be-
fore he reached South Norwaik, the
chill made itself so uncomfortable that
be thought the best place for him, Was
home in the doctor’s care.
CLEARS HE COMPLEXION.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimn~
‘iatcs the liver and thoroughly cleanses
the system and clears the complexion
of pimples and blofclies. it is the
best laxative for women and children
as it is mild and pleasant. and does
not gripe or sicken. Orlno is much
superior to pills, aperient waters and
nil ordinary cathartics as it‘does not
irritate the stomach and bowels.
Plalsted's Drug Store and Platner &
Bradley. ‘ . "
GRANDPARENTS oer GRACE Mc-
DONALD.
'l‘hc county cemmlssioners. yester-
day morning placed little Grace Mc-
Donald with her grandmother.'Mrs.
Hem-y Burton, of 1753 Main street, in
Bridgeport. The child was com-
mitted to the county home yesterday
by the probate court. The parents
had practically deserted the little one
and this action was taken togIVe the
The new wood. Finish is noted for
its quality. Will make a hard, durable
finish. - x a
Chariot. Dali.
snowman.
us WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone xiv—e
THE OHIO LIGHT
One of the most popular Welsbachs.
Useful in any part. of, the house.
Price complete, We.
t..'|t‘r"u=
Asian or sierra.
the diiipobltion to have, something
new. .. some willphuve. new bats, some
;‘ butzwho will have n
O occiisio‘nally have
' i:
‘.|.
someth hi “to" at,” but, how much bet-
9 ter it ‘is’ to hp sa'p'c indent HOMI?
where you be
your :h-ound.
when now
have . .astcr all the
a can in you out with
at tho ,
.m; “and.“ .M ,. - :c
‘ "“1 tube» limit If."
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Norwalk Chronicler