Lluott’n Scturday Candy. I’Itic qual~
ity, for
It“. iron and Wine, a Spring tonic
and blood puriticr. full pint bot—
tles. 50c
Our Prescription Department gives
IIIodern scrvicc at reasonable
prices.
lho'rbruaPhumacy.
PLATNEI'G BRADLEY, Proprietors
I ’ iWIIM I St- _
Tel. call 412.
29c
W”-.. -.._ fi. .. .._.....-----.. ~__,
'MrS' A’ibert' Dlnili is ill at his! home i
in Baits .Piaco ........
Mrs. John Kcllcy. of hinticnwan N
Y. ., is the gin-st of Miss N. iIJ. Ryan.
Miss Mai McIritt is confined to her
home In Scavicw avcuuc by the grip.
Mrs. S. NV. All ms. of lioncdict
street. is spendill ‘tho‘ day in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. E. iloncinnn of Van
Zw grant, spent. ”Holey” in how
Miss \‘I-Ina “11991“ who has been
ill with appcndicitis is now ablc to
sit up.
There was II good attendance last
evening at the. prowl pleating In the
East Avonuc Methodist Clltiich.
Rev. Jamcs W. Davis led thc rogu-
lar wcckly social servicc lIIIIt waning
at the Advent Christian Church.
Two young men, both of whom live
on llcncdict Farms. had a pretty iiI'cly
fight It conplcyol‘ nights ago and as it
rcsnit one of them In wearing a vari-
coiorcd cyc. lie says that he was
chopping wood and a stick flew up and
hit him.
Miss Bessie litirkc. who was for
some years a missionary in China. dc~
livcrcd another of hcv vcry interesting
talks last cvcninr,r at the Advent Chris-
tian Church. Miss iinrkc was at Nau-
king (liilllii: thc Itoxcr troublc. IIIIII
, licr lcctuic [IlUH‘il' II highly intcrcsting
one.
“Tho lv‘iIIal iI‘adoless and II) thnal
Home of the Saints; What \\ln»n and
WherI '."' will ho tho th'cnit‘ of Pastor
Davin iscourso Sundaymorning. The
world that was. the world that is and
the world to conic will be illustraicd
Oll‘tllt‘ blackboard. 'l‘licrc will llt‘ no
proaching strvicc. iii the owning, tlic
church uniting with othcrs in the tcm-
pcrancc movement.
A
“SOVEREIGN" THAT COSTS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Dr. David Kennedyts Favorite iicmc-
dy, of Rondont, N. Y..’_is a “Sovereign"
medicine ‘for nervousness. rheuma-
tism, kidney and liver complaints,
and all tho“iils peculiar to women.
It drives the poison ‘from the blood,
and restores the patient to the bloom
You will never regret the
of health.
exchange of one dollar for a palm.
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Plalsted'a
J
13
Strictly
Fresh Eggs
25c
Stull
Phone 2233.
22 Cottage Ave.. East Norwalk
LUXEBERRY
Tiio new wood. “Finidh lIi noted to
its quality.
finish.
I If, V ' .
‘ . '8'" I. Whit!" payer-cl dooldeIJmfll'ld '
“iii ' 'i lllii I'n Morin» Wadi-clump With» *3 .
. :u WA 61' TRIM. momma-«Iii valug’viiiii . E.
' \ . Mi 101'? ' growth of mi town. In Crumb -::~ {on} 1»: l
“ "‘" ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ l.J M r" " ' ' l'
"H i 'I r \l I I‘ IIII .4}: 4
I i. .
gm . , .
Will make. a hard. durable
The calendar spring begun at twenty
IIIIhnlcs and title yosic'rdti'y afti-rnoon.
The public schools close this after-
noon for the mister vacatidti."l‘hcy will
i"I_’()])tli. April 1
AIthuI Qrockett gt J‘ittsbnrg, has
been spending a day (it two with his
parents in (‘raw avouuel
(1t urge (‘lar.k night cnginoeI will
occupy the Samuel Mead place in the
Witch Lane mad soon.
Cashius liement. day operator at
Tower No. 52, has routed thc Dudlcy
E.‘ Hoyt place in Railroad avenue.
Real Estate Agent D. Bennett Soh-
man, of New Yoik, with sevcinl pion-
poctitc btiItIs. spcnt ycsteiduy‘ in this
place
Mrs Mary Machrcll who has visit-
.’ cd in Noiwaik and Rowaytou ticqneni-
. ly fur many yc.ais died suddenly at
lIcI home in Brut'Iklyn N. Y. Tuesday.
FilUClytl sciyiccs will be held tomor-
Iow :l'tcinoon
MOP‘llEot‘l Daiichy 'ugain took to the
lie Itathed .lcisey
(‘ity and thou got “cold i‘cct." lie re-
turned homo on ’l‘hursday. ‘ He stated
that thi‘ weather was too unscttlcd for
travel as yet.
The Reliance Social Club will hold
a social at the Reliance Hook and had-
Wl
TRE lI‘resh Eggs 25c. Josciolt.
Alli SALOONKEEPEN
AV ESE—“IRIMruoc
load on ’i‘ussday.
l. .119]; .I
carby. Nicholson was pluc-
“driest
The
It might intcrest Rheumatic suffer-
ers of this country tolearn the wonder-
ful work that, Uric-O in doing towards
the relief and cure of this dreaded dis-
onso. Letters of praise uro received
daily from men and women who have
uscd the remcdv with the greatest auc-
ccss. The manufacturers of thin won~
dcrful Specific have never solicited a
testimonial or a. word of praise from
people who have used the remedy. Y ct
letters like the one given below are be-
ing received from both old and young.
Mr. Reuben \\ hippie. occry clerk, of
Glens Falls. N. Y..II hay—r: was laid up with
scxcrc form of Iiiicnnmtisin, and ii as I- (Hi
lined to lav room tor nine weeks. A sample
iiotlleof l rlc- l) and' one tar lniltic hast
worked It “““de'lugl‘wwl‘ln Ill)y Inc. It ll"!
entirciy cured my Mum" I!“ and l um
now able to about
TPl'flllilllf'liillF‘he mu 1 to MI. John
Harris of Rat Lake (loom. who was unii .nc
mouth He had ”Reva?" pIIsIIuIIo IrIIII
«Wor k analr. l
nicnt hadInpcnt into not Ilollain. and
had found no loner. in in taklnu i l'lt -.o
and III imprm in: rapidly. and able to be out
around 1 “l it continue to rcoonnnend
Urlc-U. u it is certainly a method rcnicdv.
Uric-O' is sold by Druggisto Item-rm ii':
at 81. no pcI‘ hottlc or it will he Noni, i I
the Silli'i a Dime COMPANY III
SYRACUSFi N.’ Y.,"'I!poh rccclpl. of
price. Liberal size samplcniind f'ircII
urn will lie" mulled tree to all \\ hn .le
ply forsamo.
Uric-D is 'sold in South Nonnlk by
Edw W.’ ellcv. .l‘r
THE OHIO LIGHT
()no of the most popular \‘l'I-isbnrlis.
Useful in any part of thc house.
I
Inlifi'iiiiiu
HillWll In.
two Second-Hand
TIOCOMOBILES
vcry’roasanabid‘ prices.
.Alsa one 1906
' Mada! ,_ F ._ Buick.
These car's must be'sold to make
room for the new cars which are
coming.
i'
H. [UBKWUUD 8: 80.
I-noneu‘t cm. at Hono'st Priced"
”whim . I~
Nomi It
I
45 Wall St, Norwalk. .. r
‘ I.
r ”WI-H
RII'III [state aid Inshiiiitti
In first-alas; conditional
IIIIIII llllllltillll
I
i
04 Washington 8h. 80. Norwnlli. - .
8.8..
Charles 'i'I‘ittlo night tankinun foI
a railroad “company. will move. from
. “kiln?” “place «diamond
:hls [lowly uniohased bottle
of ”‘9vorlo‘k K'poll" . 8.
Mrs. Gcmge Scott of Roway.ton has
Itilurnod from a woody enjoyed \ir
itpwith her daughter, Miss Jcnnic
Srdtt of the Worst ancn School. Mrs.
Scott and Miss .lcnnic spent sonw time
in New Haven with Roy. W. II‘. Dicker.
man and family.
'Iron workers have this week bccn
cngaged in rovrivsiing the water
troughs below the station. ’I‘iic saver
lty oi the past winter kept them in-
cased in Ice. which had to bc pmudci
off. This loosened up many rivets
and caused serious leaks. 'i‘lnI repairs
have been completed.
’ Residents of Tokenekp vicinity Ihnvc
soon a deer here the past few days.
and are of the opinion that it was
the same cite noticod several days ago
near the Red Mill. Charles Conley, of
Darlen, rchrtB that two deer ch-c
soon in his yard adcw days ago, a ll
this section of tho state appears to be
getting quite thickly inhabited with
the animals. Mus. John H. Siicicr of
Highland u‘venuo; copra-tort on: morn.
ing that the door had crossed hor lawn
about '9 o'clock, and disappeared in
the woods” in the vicinity. The door
wits a YEIXI pt'ott) one.
When the bridge (nipcIIths had
coinplctod putting new tiIulIcrs in he
railroad bridge ovcr Ilowayton arc-
uuc there was quite a scramble. lI‘i'
Domenico a tit: old timlicrs. Ol’C‘
of Rowlait‘oii I‘pronilment business men
rcdiding pcnrby (whose day season is
i-ntireiy consuiiicd in disposing bf o'ov
drip: for the hands and foot and other
‘3 3““de I'IumcrIIus to mention) did
prlgebot Joe to go cold when lhetc
3'0 linbors to burn” so near at
“'93th Pt: therefore waited until the
WI: “32 night had fallen. and thc
9" sunk behind the weatein
tlmhn “'.hcn with saw III hand he
d’t'tli'flhm‘ ascended to the pile of tho-
bers. and industiiously coInuIrnCId to
sch-r tiI h'cr nnmbcr one, that he
might thi llltli'i‘ easily convoy it t 1 his
Woodpilc; 'i‘hc saw was singing a Incr-
ry tunc about half way through thc
tinibcr. witcn thc ll:i.'I II. III. train
arrivrd from Now York. Soon ni‘tcr-
ward lUi king up lioiu hi:- iI.Ibor ho
le‘I‘IIH‘ rod a man of lat‘gc ptopoitions
appIoIiciiing. and having in mind Iall
road llt‘lf‘t'thi‘fi. hc dropprd tho saw
and started III Ii 2:10 clip down tlIc
track. About half a mile liaiow tlic
station 1.0 took to tho bush tl‘l‘ rathct'
r. swamp. from tho :Ippcaranco oi" his
ll‘tillldt r.-' on the lino llnI ncxt i'lorlninyz
and lilltl a long ciIIiIitons routc.
rIIIIciIcI‘l homo about one hour lntcr.
much l‘-.lil"ll(‘t.l and IallnI ncii Inn 'I‘hc
"man of largo proportions" provcd to
lic it late ('.0lllliliiit'l‘ rctnrninz homo
rIltcr a busy day. An hc walked along
Ivliiutliuu a merry tunc, lit- can zht his
too in the projcctlng saw and took a
gi‘zicci’til hcadcr. (In arising hc soilin—
tiilli’l'tl “What in lI—~ll is that?" ilc
hilitlpt'tl over and withdrcw the saw
from itI: routing placc. lightcd a conplc
IIl' Inatchcs and oxainlncd it carefully
and found stainpcd lhtl'POll .l. M. llc
IIIIIIrIch tho 5in to Its routing placc
and with a broad grin on his haudkomc
round t'IIcc. l‘t‘llltll'ki‘d, “Oh. well. he
will llt‘ around after it in the morn-
inn."
._.._...__._--_-_---.,_.. 8'
8 DAVID W. R] YMOIIDI
Funeral Director
and Embalmar.
19 North Main at" South Non-walk
I Residence, 6 Wanhlngton St.
Telephone at noun. 134- z
Telephone at office, 336-2.
... ~—- M-«L_._..-.....
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING;
STEAM.
HOT wunn.
AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin. Sheet Iron. Coppu
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Woman».
Wmomnoo
’0
SKATES I
lng 8 I
Winslow's Best " townie" Spring?
L'. I'-
Id, time. out”; 4...... Hockey
it
Show: and Hacks: Stick. It
’lh
Will - 'b‘eflod free. Everybeigdhy
I I» welcome.
ln Stamford. chncsday.
ilI Inc spending sonfltiiuc in Atlantic
Cltr.
improving undor the care of Dr. it. L.
inovcd to tho honsu adjoining that of
‘ Wood 7 and 10 oolock. or while they
in
Grew This Hair
pd
'II.
“I. ”I
.. "x.
\ PROVE l~
lyhum‘dl‘, ‘fill 8
mm we CAN {8"
V. \ I‘r‘hw
M
Little Frances Marlo lIuowltun ll the laugh-
ter of Dr. F. \‘l’. Knowltou. the discoverer of
thin grcnthatrrgrowmn rcmedy . uni nor beauti
fnl itali- Ira. grown wholly by tho use of this
greattonie. I
Tl“! little girl ind no more hair thcn tho
"elm child before using Dnndorino. whil-
ncw alto bu tho longcst and most beautiiul .
head of golden hair and posmued by a child II
of her no In the world. 2. ‘-
litindcrlno makes the IL‘Ilp healthy and fertile .‘
and keep: list). it is the greatest III-Iilp icrtill- . ‘
for and monitors the greatest hail prodIaIuI: ’
mmedy ever discoIcI-od. it is a natural food
and I wbolosouie medicine for both the hair
nud scalp, Eve 5 25c, bottle of It will put
more genuine ll 0 In your hair than a gallon of .'
any ctltcr hair tonic ever made. _ -
' " -. ‘1 \I i .
. I ‘5 .
. . . . . . h £14
- ' I .’ ' " '; 1‘
I ' "I‘. . In my. '_.
duo“ «will IlIIiiznlsts. in three sizes 25 cents. 50 ccuts
Mchoo Ikr bu J" t .. ,.
'lo show how (llilckIS ”353*an acts. we will
FREE! send a. lIIIgc sample free by return him? to any one
'who sends this adwrtlscmt lit to the Know“ Danna. .v-
Ton " '00-. Chicago. with name and Address and mounts insiiver or
Chica'n. clamps to pay postage.
Litut Photo of FRANCES MARIE KNONL
QM nnrfioid Bouiovurd.
1-. t...- -- V..n
~ - ”M. r‘“—-' lilh’O llilfi week Willi—.ll‘a—“glii‘t‘iilfi Mi‘. FREIGHT AGE-'11? C'éN-N—ELLY—‘I'Rvefl-
DARIEN AND NOROTON“ 'nnil Min. '1‘ J. Mend, of West Nor SIGNS.
Miss Jessie St. John is spending II. walk. ll is l'eIIOFted Unit F. H. Connolly.
who has been freight agent hero lot
the past tw0 ycais, has handed in his
resignation to accept position as agent
lot New York and New HI Iicn Steam-
SAVED HER SON‘B LIFE.
The happiest t’nothor in the little
‘ town of Ava. Mo., is Mrs. S. Iluppec.
week or two III Hartford.
Miss ida M. iinngdon visited friends 8
Mrs. B. A. SI-Iciy rcccntly cnjoycd a She writes: "One year ago my son was boat COmpnny at New Haven anci
visit with her son and his family in down with such serious lung trquble states that. R. E. DcWitt. “MW“; Hm.
Mount \'("ll0ll that our physician was unable to help M. lAil‘Cllnltmi, New ”.1 . r ,I 1
him; when by our ggist’a advice I
began giving him D King's New Dis-
covery, and I soon noticed improve-
meat I kept this treatment up for ii.
few weeks when he was perfectly well.
He has worked steadily since at car-
penter work Dr. King's New Discov-
my saved his life "—Guarantood best
cough and cold cure by F. H Baxter.
tcndcrcd the position Il.‘.i(l‘ ‘IIII'illll b; 8
Mr. Connolly‘s rcsisn'IIlLII...
Tito winds of March have no terroi
Mr. and Min. G. ii. [dim and fant-
J.
Mrs. 1‘. it. Waring. of Noroton in
Witch Hazel Snlvc it quickly hIIals
chapped and cracked skin. (lood
too, for bolls and burns, and undoubt-
cdiy the best for Piles. Sold hero by
lloha nnan.
Mr. and Mrs. Waltcr Gordon huvc
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney, Maple iivcuuc.1 South Norwalk and E. P. Weed, Nor- The Clifford Pharmnc and The
DIil‘lt‘n. walk, druggists: 50c and $1.00. Triill Bridge Pharmacy y
.0
MII: Will Laugdon spent a ”day In bottle free.
‘ 8le
Id]
88'"
"Ililzu 8'8 '8 I!
illlll‘ ' '
III ‘. it:
I 8' 8" I88
AW All Houmlm I! m
RED’K H. G'JIINUNOI
WHEEL DIRECTOR 1ND
impunity: ~
Oiled ml Reiidencc, “N ‘
M coimi MAIN 81.. . ,
a South Moi-walk, Conn.
Tcl., 132. Lady Attendant.
Thifiumbing
in your house is of too ninth lmpmt:
ance to your hcaltlt and happiness to
lot “1039 bland such woik unions
the?! Ire thorough mechanlon and. r.
standing otter! lunch of tho plumbin; .
ventilating sy.stcniu My work ii-
rofitoed.
Arthur E. 'Benqdlct.’
PLUMBING. “sumo, Taiwan.
5 Atom. BL. South Not-walk. Conn.‘
investment.
I gall only invutmenta that I buy.
personally investigated. and which
have been most rigidly ipicstigiItIIl
by some of the very best business and;
pi Off tonal mon in our city. w 9 in”
iargeazioidlngs with us, and w '9 up:
ommend these investments to
most. intimate friends.
A card will bring 30“ our literatdio
or a personal interview.
R. L. COBURN, General Agent. '
16 South Main Street. 8
on"
1847
PLUMBING AND STEAM”
HEATING. I 8
HOT WATER HEATING ., .18.;
HOT AIR HEATING
STOVEB AND RANGES .8
SLATE AND‘ TIN ROOFING ,
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gas Hymn.1
Metal Ceiling, Etc. .
Have you Icon our stock of I ‘;
Mlcnmonn RANGES? I
THE J‘SNES & He'ttlsnxiss
CUMRAN
17 WALL STREET, nonwkuc
..__,-. m
daily the in NS
for freight Only ‘8'.
(In and after Tucsdny, ‘January 2»
flip-i, iIIclght l’lflOpCllt‘l‘H will loavé
l'ici 12.8 East llivcr. New Yolk (loom
III‘ [lover stiect), evcty day (except‘.
to the uscr of DeWitis CaIlIolizod Sunday), at 4 p m. Freight reoclvca '
ill. Norwalk up to 4 p.111. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 1). III.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO. ‘
Annlng J. Smith. c .C, HegeInan.
Lessee. General Agent
Whit Not Bull You:
Own Home?
Rents are advancing all the time
and desirable apartments arc becom—
ing scarccr every day. We. httiu II.‘
number of my desirable htlliiI'S for.
sale, and can make tile teims and
price right.
J. M. Layton 8; Co
INCORPORATED.
5 Railroad Avenue, South Norwallc
Saturday Nliilll' 8pecialsl
In Our flouseiumisliin’q Store (Basement)
In Hosiery and Wash Goods Department.
13“: ‘fiide Ma;-
Between the hours of 7 and 10 Saturday evening. or until quantities are sold, the biggest bargains you
ever heard of will be the trade attralng features. This is the second prepared “After Supper Sale,” with 'an-
other great budget of Bargains.
There surely was no lack of buyers at the first sale. The crowd: came, It saw and was satisfied. It needed
no trying of judgment to discover the remarkable values“ The merchandise was on hand. as advertised. The
we only know that the action began at the stroke of the 7 o'clock boil and continued until closing
mun-II
prices—well,
time. So be on hand. and bring your friends for the second event. > I . ,
‘ GINGHAMS.
3000 yards Remnants best Apion Ginghams. This Is a commodity as
scarce and as hard to find as anything In our whole line. Price advancing
every day. We were fortunate in finding this lot, and are offering them to
Special for Saturday evening, between 7 and 10 o’clock,
.iui-Iimlflflt
you at a sacrifice.
or while they last, - ,
6c y’bIrd.
lN'OUR BASEMENT.
White Crockery. 400 cups and sau-
ctrs all pe‘rfeci. Bctwecn the houIs
of I and i0 o'clock. or while they last
Iout choice.
Hosiii'nv.
A lot of 20 diii'cront qualities, pur-
7c each.
TOWELS liarguin direct from Inanui‘iicturcr;
~10 dozcn ioImcIly sold ioi l? Ic: unal-
it). i Iiinn hack. The mice we ask is
I.IlIont the cost of labor. say nothing
about material. Special only between
Iaud 10 o'clock. or while they last
So each.
TOWELS.
Anothei niaikcd value in Towals.
formerly sold for tile. Extra size ilath
Towels, about one-half actual worth.
spacau for Saturday evcniny only. bcI
chased cspeclallv for this sale, wortiIirotn 15 to 20c per pair. ' We have
placed them for your inspection at
7c pair.
”‘1. . 5-... -, .1.
Try oun Delicltius IOhooolatoa
”I'M fl”.
tot: ouch.
. last.
EVERY LADY’S DRESGING CHAM-
ishonid be equipped with n daintfl
snow white, one piece “Standard" Pm"
ceiain Enameled Lavatory. ‘
Have you ever stopped to considen
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running watch
in your dressing chamber sloop-
Ing apartment of that floor toiled
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of conduit. I
We will gladly quote you prices, Oul.
plunihcrs are strictly competent. m0.“
chanlcs honest and réliable.
Horace R. Nash,
THE NEW,
HOTEL VICTORIA
on: MINUTE Paola DEPOT.
. EUROPEAN mm.
ory room heated,
RATES REASONABLE.
Flnely flocked _Cafo kt connection.
A full line of Ackor, Merrill ‘ Com
dlt Colo celebrated Winn, Liquor. and
Cigar. alwayo on hand.
.IJ SULLIVAN, Propri'ct'ob
Tolephcno Call, 30H.”
I”? . r
. IIIIIII
w Wilt».
I. 8 2.».mmmw'tu-w .. ‘v
8 I
'W'I'QSM
.if
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 81's-
Our room. a special feature. can ‘
and Electric Light: througl‘out. Ev.)
8."?
Norwalk Chronicler