' "all. " scat noisier.
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grins cyanogen;
7~ 5:45 a. on; 0:06 p. m.
tin-0min
Q
pntl in Donovan bl .138 Wash
. “(Sicily Invited. Charles F. Mills
31- "darn" it. wu’t‘m. sac.
Mar. tor. No. 80. . A. .
Into
‘ 00h! cordially invited
each month-July and Aug. excepted
--|t 7:45 o'clock. All members of 0.
I, 8. cordially invited. Miss Edna
omen»: Woodmir's message on the
oo-ordihating of the various agricul-
MI'opriatlons for Sierra Agricultural
Outlets and the bettei‘iocsfioo of that
thititatiou ls swell considered docu-
‘aent. The suggestion that the pres-
” S cilia retormatory points perhaps
oiioy in which such an institution
on be initiated with considerable
arm desired”0quipmeiit and compara-
‘ flu together 01' the state experi-
‘ at station a’nd the Agricultural Col~
M has at certain fitness also which
amends it to intelligent approval.
The commission called for should be
appointed and doubtless will be.
:i‘ .
ceSTORIA
llll Kill You Have ilways‘llonziil ‘
‘3.“ the , a :
signature at .
FASHIONS AND CULINARY. ‘
.. WRINKLES.
N. “NTIIIL TILIPHONI .
cuts. ‘
insta- sL. tut .and 3d Tuesdays 0,1
. mil month-hduly and hug. excepted
fat 8 o‘clock. All Master Masons
in'Donovsn block. 138 Wash-
ington St“ to and tin Tuesdays of
out man "—July and Aug. excepted
9—” 8 o'clock. All {toyal‘Arch Ms-
Thaddeus
v r. H. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
- . ' Shop. No. 52, Order Eastern Star.
,Ioltl in Donovan block, 138 Wash-
ington 8L, 2d and (th Wednesdays oi
.gllll. W. Ii. Mrs. lda Shel-er. Sec. ,
total bodies of the state, iixing the'
but Storrs might be made available‘
M little cost to the state. The,
' l
«M.
, Enjoy the
TECHNICAL SCHOOL COMMITTEE
MEETING.
A meeting of the committee which
the establishment at Norwalk of a.
slate technical school. will meet tomor-
row night at the town court room in
the town assembly hall building in
Wall street.
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW.
Foley's Honey and ’l‘ar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not aliectcd
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
You will find among the new but
trimmings flowered, ribbons .of cotton.
but you wouldn't probably, have dis-
covered them without help—i didn‘t.
The colors are excellent and as you
are ,not looking for such a deviation
the deception “works" splendidly.
Spinach, Swedish style, from Iht‘
"Woman's Home Conr‘tmnionf“ Wash
and pick over half a peck oi splnnch
Cook in an uncovered vessel with a
large quantity of boiling salted water.
to which has been added onethird oi
a teaspoonful of soda and one-half lca»
spoonful of sugar. This way of cook-
ing preserves the bright green color
of the vegetable. Drain and chop tine.
Reheat, and add three tablospooniuis
of butter, one tnblespoontul 'of flour
and one-half cuptul of cream. Mound
on a hot serving dish, and garnish
with the yolk and white of. a hard-
. boiled egg. and trio guiur pieces of
bread suulcd in but .
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‘ G. S. BURNHAM TESTIFIES AFTER
. ’ FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Burnham, 01, Carlisle Center.
N. Y., writes: “About four years ago
I wrote you stating that i had been on-
tirely cured or a severe kidney trouble
by taking less than two bottles of
Foley's Ki y Cure. it entirely
stopped the rick dust sediment. and
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. I am glad to say that I
have never had a return of any 0
thoee symptoms during the (our years
. that have elapsed and I am evidently
cured to stay cured.'aud heartily rec-
ommend Foley's KidMY:,Cur‘o to any
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as a sole remedy for children and
adults. Plalsted's Drug Store and Plat-
ncr dz Bradley. "
Youth is the soda water ol‘ existence.
is to attend the hearing at Hartford.
next Wednesday on the bill calling for
We are pleased to anilouuce thntl
On every home table there may be served eve
healthful. delicious hot-biscuits by following the “CLE _ .
There is no economy in saving a few cents by using Alum Baking
e cheap alum baking powders work sure injury to the health.
purest of home cooking by using
’ . CLEVE ND'S
501115121012
[CASTING FELL 0N ALBERT
WEHRLE'S LEG.
I Albert Wehrlc. employed in the
West End mill of the American Tube
and Stamping company, in Bridgeport,
met with an accident yesterday at
noon.
leg and broke it Ill‘lOW the knee. The
man was removed to the home of his
~foremnn on Wilson street, Bridgeport.
by the Emergency ambulance. Wehrie
has in South Norwalk.
-—-—~_+..
FOUND AT LAST.
J. A. Harmon, oi' liizemorc, West
Vn.. says: "At last i have itiuud the
perfect pill that never disappoints me;
and for the benefit of others oiliictod
with torpid liver and chroni ‘hoonstl-
nation, will say: Take Dr. it? New
Lite Pills." Guaranteed ea“ nctory.
25c at F. H. Busters, South orwslk.
and E. P. Wood‘e,WNorwalk. drug- "
lists. -’. ‘ ' ' "h ."
p ,
‘11L£;
AW!
14 Eggs 25c
We offer for Saturday's'salo
Eggs. They are higher this week, but we are going to hold the
price down just as long as we can. Note other tempting “money-
700 dozen real fancy new laid
savers.” ‘
COCOA—Walter Baker’s or Beckmsnn’s Best, can .......... 20c
SUGAR—H. & E. Fine Granulated ..... . 5 lbs., 25c; 10 lbs... 50c
TEA—60 Stamps with 1 lb. Best
COFFEE—30 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Mo-Ka. Coficc .. . . . .. .32:-
No.iTea......... ...50c
g...
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble." Plaisted's Drug Store and
‘. Planer & Bradley. “
BLEW OUT CYLINDER HEAD.
The engine anthemmlnhexpress.
bound cast. blew out a cylinder head
in Stamford, Wednesday afternoon,
about. 3:10, anti was held up for 35
minutes. The express is not: schedul-
écans Gold Rock Sifted Pcas.25c Fairbanks’ Gold Dust. pkg.‘.‘:.
Gold Rock Tomato Catsup,
bottle . . . .lgc
Bcckmann’s Premium Chocof
lute, cake ............... 15c
19c
Crown Aster Pure Jam, jar. . .x 5c
Fancy Native annips. pk.’. . .18c
Maud S. Brand Flour, bag. . . .68c
Jones' Snperlativc Flour. hag.7sc
e dto stop at Stamford. lull Wednes-
day it was brought to a standstill in
‘ ‘the station there while the engineer
looked over his charge in search for
. a leak. It was when he tried to start.
. the locomotive that the cylinder head
blew out. The Stamford switch cn~
glue hauled the disabled train to the
yards, where a relief engine was put
on, and after the above delay. the Co
lonlsi went on its way to Boston.
_.
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WORKED LIKE A CHARM.
FMr. D. N. Walker. editor of that
s icy journal. the Enterprise. Louisa.
, says: “i ran ,a’liail In my {cot
last week and at once upplicd Buck-
)cnfs Ai‘nica Salvo. No inflammation:
ollowed; the salve simply healed the
mound." Heals vvcry sore. burn and
skin disease. Gunranlccd nl li‘. ll.
. “tins South Norwullo, and E. l’.
solitamps with I lb. Good XX
:0 Stamps with 3/2 lb. Best No. .
20 Stamps with 5/2 lb. Fancy
Stamp Offers'wilhdur loadlna teas and Coifees
4o Stamps with i II). No. 2
i‘ca....’.. .......... . ....4oc
t
l on ...... . ............... 30c
1 Tea ................ . .asc
':\'o. 2 Tea .._. .............. 20c
30 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha
and Java Coll-cc .......... 30c
I5 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and
Maracaibo Colic-c ......... use
[0 Stamps with 1 lb. No. I
Santos Coffee ....... .r...2oc
to Stamps with 2 lb. pkg. Pos-
tum Cereal ........... 25c
l0 Stamps with Any of lheso "tolerate Adidas
3 lbs. Clarke" Famous Milk
. orwalk, drugslsts. 350. ‘ u Crackers IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 35c
WW H H .__ ‘hi can Dutch Cleanser ........ we
’6» In tho Habit of Having Your 2 cans Aster Brand Corn. . . .3oc
"day Dlnlibh u the i came ScrubJEZ ............ ioc
' . ULIFFORD I p‘kg. Starch Luster....... .xoc
No worrying about selecting
iii lb. Pure Black Pepper ..... xoc
i4 lb. Pure Gr. Mustard ...... 10c
i dozen Best Pickles ........ too
2 lbs. Best Mixed Cakes ..... 25c
3 lbs. Best Soda Crackers. . . . .25c
2 pkgs. Mother’s Gelatine. . . .roc‘
i pkg. Ivory Starch ..... '...-roc
. your mate. no bother with
loll” or stove when pleasant
. t Surrounding.-
Mllont Cooking.
Watts IIEYliEliE,
‘Wtu
I
THE STORES THA‘
llll Yllllli .Gllll in n.
scorn ,noswamc. a .
.f“; 5.
Telephone. ,
1‘ SET THE PACE. ,
Made from 0 Superior grade. of Pure Cream of: Tartar.
A large casting fell on his right ‘
- pounds.
day a plate of are.
ELAND' Coo .
,4
GLOVER’S
l the place.
A Few of the Spring Styles for Woman
I
Pompo Ties.
PAT. COLT, Leather Bows,
04.00.
PAT. COLT, Ribbon Bows,
$3.50. ‘
GUN METAL, Leather Bows,
> “.50. .' a". ‘ g.
PAT.‘ COLT, Side Lace Oxford,
"Very New."
$3.00.
RALSTON AND ELITE
Spring Styles tor-Mon,
$4.00 and 03.50.
A
—. I
”Phone, 5&4.
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
”mongoose?
EVERYDAY NECESSITIES AT LOW-
EST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Gold Modal Creamery Butter ..... 32c
Fancy Mains Potsiocs.pk. 23c. bu. 75o
Native Onions ........... qt. 0:. lib-400
3 lbs. Head Rico 25c.
Joseloff’s.
f2 "W in a. ..._t°- "tr“-
J42;—
OIIIO Horses
Carload will arrive in ‘iNorwaik on
SATURDAY, March 23.
Driving Horses, general purpose
horses and heavy truck horses. rang—
ing in weight from 1050 to 1600
OSCAR EBANKS
SALES AND LIVERY STAILES
. River Street, Norwsik.
*SIturda-yjsolo
Sheet Music
Are You Coming Out Tonight, Mary
Ann?
Cherry.
Arrnh Wanna. '
Fanoilla. ' ’
Molly Malone.
Love Me and the World is Mine.
Kiss All the Girls for Me.
Without a Wedding Ring.
And Others. ‘
Easter Poor Card. ... 250 a dod. a.
WM. A. BMWAN'S
nuolo orally , , _
Donovan Illicit. ill Washington It.
nu-
, noswstx.
i .
Agent M 0M! Wildfl-
“m mmmmm
Formal Spring Opening ‘
Suit and Coat Section
Silk Coats.
designs in values and Silks.
And is. lNDlSPUTASLE taczunuorlylngth.
‘Pil .
An equally complete collection of Suits from the simplest Pans ms, Eton Suit to the
If
We make this broad statement because WE KNOW that under no circumstances
other house to meet our LOW SELLING PRICES.
ETON AND PONY SUITS.
Chilton Panamas. Voilies and
Serges in the Jaunty Pony Jac-
kets, side and box pleated skirts
or the new Gibson Eton eflects,
Jackets are silk lined throughout
and come In the stylish checks
and stripes or plain colors.
Our Loader, 025.00.
JUMPER SUITS.
Fine quality Volllos, the newest
Jumper idea. lace and velvet rib.
bon trimmed, skirts are full pleat-
ed style, plain colors and black
and white checks.
$25.00.
ANOTHER ASTONISHER'FOR THE GLOVE TRADE,
it has been remarked that the trade cannot understand why we should cut prices on
gloves oi‘ the season. They have hit upon the theory that we are heavily overstocked.
gicuter compliment than to be accused of being overstocked during the time of the greatest
gloves the country has ever known.
gloves made at prices not very much higher than others are paying their importers.
12 Button Length French Kid (llnce Gloves, in all the newest spring shade
l-‘inc quality sheer.‘.whltc lawn, in ('3‘ or tr-inhroidcry trimmed, full cut and we
(or these hours, at ...................................................................
The Boston Store
covssr JACKETS.
Chic styles in due Coverts. hip
‘ length, Gibson effect, roll velvet
collar and cuiis, button trimmed
and satin lined throughout.
Can‘t be equalled at 00.00.
SLACK SILK SKIRTS. ' The
Best quality Black Taffeta, plent-
cdflnli‘rouud. three wide bias folds cluny
at bottom, smooth titted over hips trimm
and full flare at bottom.
A Special Value, $10.00. ‘
All throughout this time we have been giving our customers tlic beat
1:30 TILL 9:30 P. M. TOMORROW.
ll ma
10 m. can :22"—
85 Washington Street
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I'
It av
For“ the Young Man Who Wants
@wag‘ger in a. Suit or
Light-Weight Overcoat, '
we are showing styles that will make him bubble over with enthus-
iasm. The new models are rich, graceful and elegant and repre-
sent the top notch of style. ‘ ‘ _ . . ‘
' ~$15.00 to $22.00.
Other good makes, $10.00 to $15.00.
pen Monday. Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
was. assurance.“
,4ur
'l
A TAILOR, comm. HA
0
3"“, ”pi .'-,‘. ' . 3“
. . N .s ,
(“‘fl“? .‘t‘l
it'd.
CLOTHES of
whole is. you can select your‘Spring Wearable; hero
POSITIVELY LOWER PRICES than any other store in Connecticut.
5, a $3.00 value ........... $2.50
EIGHT-HOUR SALE OF WOMEN'S $1.25 WHITE LAWN WAISTS .....................................
A COMPLETE LINE OF COATI, SUITS, SHIRT WAIST SUIT. AND UKIRTG. Coats from the chic,
short Covert Jacket in the highest class Traveling costs. from tho plainest little Eton to th.
full length
a
more elaborate
’i’
at
I ,
is it possible-tor any
SILK ETONS.
Fine Black Talieta Silk Etons,
Gibson pleated. white satin lined,
three-quarter it'ngth’sleeve, beau-
tifully tailt'n‘ed, $15.00 value.
$10.00.
LINGERIE WAISTS.
celebrated “Opera" Waist,
made of sheer harms and Batiste,
lace and dainty embroidery
ed, neck and sleeves finished
with lace.
A Most Beautiful Creation, at $5.00
the best-selling
“'8 can imagine no
scarcity in
For instance:
80c
dc. regular $1.25 value.
, ............ so..-
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QUALIIY
“Spring and Simmer Wear. »
“Quality” has ever been our aim, 'and following this aim we sc-
lcctcd as the very best to be found, the
the
o
fit
dilutions a 1.;
Smart Clothes l f‘
ll-Tll FOR
luungllg‘n.
4
,
Ready-to-wcar Clothes of
o
a
fist . '0
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w y
‘lvo
some Nora/silt.
Norwalk Chronicler