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‘l’lLIPNONI
' ‘ VIACOM“: DIRECTORY.
Lodge No. I“, I. O A. N.
inDonoven block. 188 Wash-
W St.. 1st and 3d Tuesday! of
each month—July and Aug excepted
met 8 o'clock. All Master m
lly invited. Charles I". Milli.
. . Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
monomer, No. as, n. A. M.
~ in Donovan block. 138 Wash-
W St. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
fish month—July and Aug excepted
fit 3 o’.clock All Royal Arch Me-
in! cordially inv ibed. Thaddeus
* (layer, H P. Robert M Wilcox, Sec.
DIM? Chap. No. 52, Order Eastern Star.
* -llctl in Donovan block, 138 Wuh-
tartan St" 2d and Ith Wednesdays of
fish month~July and Aug. excepted
«at 1: 45 o'.ciock All members of 0
III in. W. M. Mrs. Ida Sherer. Soc
W
WNONTHPORT OYSTER COMPANY.
' The publicity given by the press
lobctlme ago go the affairs of the
Mrthport Oysthr Company, in which
_WM a npmber of statements,
which might have been taken as de-
My to Captain Dexter K. Cole,
,mrieed a large number of people in
_ ,Th Norwalks. who are well acquaint-
. ed with Captain Cole and have always
' hold him in the highest esteem. A
‘ full explanationof the unfortunate at-
m is glued lp"The.,8enunel this
morning. over the signature of Edward
Thompson, a member of the Northport
Oytser Company. This statement
proves beyond question that Captain
, " Cole acted the part Of an honorable
' . [outlawed In every detail and that his
0th interest was to accord the owners
of the Northport Oyster Company the
full protection that they were entitled
to. Mr. Thompson's statement will be
read with interest. '
DANCERS OF PNEUMONIA.
A cold at this time if neglected is
liable to cause pneumonia which In so
often fatal. and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened.
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. F0
Iey’ shlioney and Tar will stop the
mug heal MW ‘ hen the lungs
and prevent pne onia. La Grippc
coughs yield ,quickly to the wonder-
ful ratlve qualities of Foley‘s Iloeny
and ar. There is nothing else “just
as good." Plaisteds Drug Store and
“Platnor dc Bradley
Porous firmware
now an inn IELEVKO
A certain manager who at present
is a very warm friend of N i.. chlenko
manager of What Happened to Jones.
nhlch appears all} oyt‘s Theatre, Sat-
‘ urday night, tells their first meetv
ing in Boston. " en Mr. .leicnko,"
he says, “arrived at our theatre in
Boston he found our rules very strict
and he did not have so much of his
own way as he, had exercised at other
theatres. i will admit he got, quite
the worst of it in regard to the percen-
tage and other regulations. At the
end of the first week he came to me
quite fearlessly, but in the most gen-
tlemanly manner, and said: ‘You are
nothing but a burglar. You have the
proprietor hypnotized and he merely
holds the lantern for you to rob. This
home ruins a man's dignity and low-
‘ are his self~rcspect. When I arrived
C‘Monday I was called ‘Mr. Jelenko,’
.‘ Tuesday it was ‘Jeienko,’ Wednesday]
was addressed =hs 'Nat,’ Thursday it
I ‘you there.’ Friday you whistled
‘ .fos me. 'aud Saturday my name was
REAL WIDOW BROWN.
’I‘he‘Real Widow Brown holds a re-
' ccplion at Hoyt's Theatre this, evening
m
WHY HE DOES IT.
"It isn‘t often that i have faith
enough in- the'medicincs put up by
other people to be willing to offer to re.
‘ fund the money'lf it docs not. com"
said Druggist Baxter to one of' his
.many customers, .“but [am glad to
poll Dr. Howard's specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia on that
plan
“The Howard Co. in order to get. a
quick introductory salc, authorized me
insult the regular fifty ccnt. bottle of
their specific to ‘half-pricc, 25 cents,
and. although I ave sold a lot of it,
and guaranteed oven package. not one
"has been brought back as unsatisfac-
tory.
."I am still selling thr specific at
(half-price, although I cannot tell how
long I shall be able to do so Any
person who is subject to constipation,
nick headache, dizziness, iivcr trou-
indigestion or a general played out
lion. ought to take advantage of
is opportunity.. it the specific does
cure them Ihcy can come right
Wk to my store and I will cheerfully
aura their money. " m22 29'
" In the Habit of Having Your
"day Manor of the
m CLIFFORD
iNo worrying about selecting
, mute: no bother with
We or cove when pleasant
I S. cordially invited Miss Edna m,
sunflower-saw
. "mine-on W «
A prominent New England scientist
has given a good deal of time to the
study of consumption. and finds that
comparatively few cases are heredi-
tan
m‘ are caused by neglochd
colds, which gradually
weoh- them pulmonary mum.
and incline people realize it there Is a
diseased spot in on lung; spitting
hioqg__ soon follows and eventually a
when an unnecessary and, such a
pity, for all could have been so differ-
ent. We know of many instances
where our valuable cod liver prepara-
tion, Vinoi, has been most beneficial in
such canon
Vinoi is able to cure hanging-on
colds stubborn coughs, strengthens
the lungs, and thus prcVent the devel-
opment of consumption. because it is
the most perfect cod liver preparation
ever compounded: it contains no oil
or grease to upset the delicate stom-
ach. yet it does contain every one of
the fifty odd medicinal curative ele-
ments actually taken from fresh coda'
livers. with tonic iron added. We ask
all South Norwalk people to try Vinoi
for weak lungs, chronic coughs, hang-
ing-on colds, or run-down and debili-
tated conditions, and will pay for the
medicine ourselves If it fails to bone
How can we express our faith in
V'Inol more emphatically? The Clif-
ford Pharmacy.
Note.——While we are sole agents for
Vinoi in South Norwalk( it is now for
sale at the leading drug store in near-
ly every town and city in the country-
Imk for the Vinoi agency in your
town.
under the watchful eye of A. Q. Scam-
mon. This lady is a real personage
and about her hinges some of the most
amusing complications ever introduced
into farce comedy. Her attendant
merry makers comprise some of the
l
. u .
To: which!!!“
voice. was delightful
dilicuit to d a vocalist more fitted
to execute 0m colon in ‘The Mos.
ainh.‘ lie was so thoroughly above his
work as to perform without apparent
alert. His singing is full of signifi-
cance and majesty and forcibly ini-
pro-a his andtonco."—Derby cones-
t of Anaonia Sentinel. Mr. Dan-
will appear at Mrs. Newklr‘k s last
concert of the season. next Wednes-
day evening.
UNCLE TOM’S CABIN COMPANY
COMING.
Leon W. Waahburn, with Stetson‘s
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company, begins
an engagement at Hoyt's Theatre next
Monday night. when the patrons of
that popular Muse will see this time-
hoonred play in all its superior at-
tracttveneu. Uncle Tom, the hero of
this purposeful story, is played by Ed-
ward Eloy. Stetson's original Uncle
Tom, probably the best known lmper- ‘
senator of this character in the world
There will be two 'I‘opsies and two
Marks in the great double case. The
work of competent players is further
enhanced by beautiful stage settings
and new electrical devices. Col. Saw-
yer‘s celebrated pack of Siberian
bloodhounds is one of the features
with this company, as well as the prize
Shetland ponies. New and no I spec-
ialties are Introduced by the Creole
Ladies’ Quartette; John Doery, cham-
pton buck and wing dancer, assisted
by the Mississippi Singer Lu Ooetie;
HOW TO REMAIN YOUNG.
To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan. Mc-
Donough. 011.. did. She says: “Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured ms to
chronic liver and stomach trouble,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition of the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. i am now prac-
tically 20 years younger than before I
took Electric B I can now do
all my work with ease and assist in
my husband's store." Guaranteed at
F. H. Baxter's, South Norwaik. and
”.le ,
It mm: 60' .
SUPERIOR
Bakini Powder
adds to bread; cake
andall foods made
with it, a peculiar wholesome quality.
Cleveland’s Baking Powder causes
the food to retain its freshness and flavor.
A little of Cleveland's Baking Pow-
der in pie crust will often redeem it from
failure. ..
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER 00.. New Yorl.
GLASS ARRAIGNED FOR IRIIERY.’ HONDURAN PORT IIING DOM-
SAN FRANCISCO, March 28.~-—IA)uiul
Glass,’ vice-president or the Pacific Sta-
tes Telephone and Telegraph Com-
pany, was arraigned before Judge
lng him with having bribed supervi-
sors.
SARDED.
WASHINGTON. March
today
ilk-The
State Department received a dispatch
from United States Minister
Imwlor in the Superior Court today Merry at San Jose, Costa Rica. an-
on nine grand lury indictments charg- bouncing that it is eported there that
Amapala, Honduras, is being bombard-
T. C. Coognn. counsellor Glass, ed. Amapala is the chief Honduran
asked for one week In which to plead. port on the Pacific side and President
cleverest comedians and comedtennes
on the stage. She is a devout admir-
er of bright, tip-lodate songs and cap-
tivating dances, and the play abounds
E. P. Wood’s, Norwaik, drug stores.
Price 600.
MANILA WAREHOUSE BURN ED.
with them. She is also a stickler for
fashion. and the. costumes are chic and
rare. The play was built for laughter.
so do not be misled, for if you are real-
ly of a serious turn of mind. don't go.
Wait until Mr. 80 and Co comes along
with his grand aggregation of legiti-
Ml‘,,:y!~,m. ,. , ,I ..
around-the-ycar policy.
1907 EASTER SHOWING
LADIES’ GLOVES.
Ladics’ $3.50 long Kid Gloves,
excellent quality Glace Kid
Gloves , elbow length, Tau, Black
and White; all sizes.
Special, $2.95 pair.
LADIES' LONG FABRIC
GLOVES. ‘
16 button length, Silk Lisle,
Black, Tans and White, cxtra fine
quality; $1.50 value.
Special, $1.25 pair.
EASTER ATTRACTIONS
iN CORSET DEPARTMENT.
r comes.
Courteous Service.
t Surrounding.
lent cooking.
CHARLES REYNEIIE,
Pro riotor.
’ To 0
\ showing of standard makes
of Corsets. Ni t‘\".'.l‘y st} lt.‘ and size
NEW YORK, March 28.-—A cable
dispatch received today from Main
ila reports that. Stevenson and Com-
pany's warehouse there, containing
15,000 bales of Manila hemp was burn-
ed today. ’I‘he loss is estimated at
about 8500. 000
Easteereds at Prices Below
WllSlS, 3Kllll5, Ellis, lllllKWllH, Ell}. llllllllll’llllill].
By “below regular" we mean less than others are charging for the same values,’
custom at Easter time is the period of big sales and big profits“
We are doing things on entirely different basis. BIGGER SALES AND SMALLER PROFITS' is our Easter policy, our all-
EASTER SHOWING
OF BELTS.
Handsome Dresden Belts, reg-
ularly sold for 69c.
Easter Special, 49¢ each.
One lot Fine Kid dicks in Black
and White, all sizes, handsome
pearl buckles; cheap at 75c.
Easter Special. 49¢ each.
EASTER HOSIERY
FOR GENTS. LADIES AND
CHILDREN. '
with unbleached double sole, heel
and toe; regular price 35c.
"Easter Spcci l. 25c pair.
Ladies Impfir d Gauze Lisle
lloso, all colors, double sole, heel
and toe; sold elsewhere at 75c.
at Easter special prices.
in. 5. sum it
6
Ladies’ Plainfisiack and Black
-_ patterns than cvcfbct'orc shown
This was allowed and 89,000 bail bonds, Bouilla, of Honduras, Is reported to
on which Glass is at liberty was al; have fled to that port, which was for-
Iowed to stand. I meer one of his strongholds.
The winds of March have no terrorI
to the user of DeWitt's Carbollsed dr
Witch Iiazel Salve. It quickly heals tie Early Risers will scatter the gloom
chapped and cracked skin. oodIof sick headache and billiousncu.
too, for bells and burns, and undoubt-
ediy the best for Piles
The Clifford
Bridge Pharmacy.
Sold here by! mended and sold here by The Clifford
Pharmacy and TheI Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
" ‘ mscy.
Regular.
and less than we usually charge. The usual
Coupled with the lowest prices are the choicest merchandise, the best styles, large assortments and thoroughly good goods.
Everything the particular woman needs AT LESS THAN SHE WOULD PAY ELSEWHERE.
We’ ve cut prices—wc ’Ve diminished p'rofits-we ve strained our every facility to demonstrate THIS FACT at this time.
Items give customary values and OUR EASTER SALE PRICES. Read _vvith- interest:
EASTER SHIRT WAISTS
Our Saturday’s Waist Special.
There surely will be a big dc-
\Vaists,
AT 89c EACH.
est designs in embroidery and
small tucks. Trimmed collar and
cuffs, three-quarter sleeve and ex-
tra grade of lawn.
FIVE HOUR SALE,
still 9p .m. only.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
8 Hour Special for Saturday.
9x12 Wilton Art Squares, Orv
icntal and floral designs.
SUPERB SHOWING
of .
NECKWEAR, LACES, RIB-
From a to 10 .m.
nous non THE EASTER RegularwricgeEsAzsgo
saasdn. p ’
EASTER SPECIALS
* “I I
As Easter Specials w1ll rcccwc
their mark.
IN CANDY STOCK.
Rm! sorted,
abouuding in bcil'utlt'ui effects.
greater varieties in shades and
A pound, 19c.
25c standard makes of Choco-
latcs, Honey Blow, Maplcincs,
Chocolate Chips, Marshmallows,
etc.
A pound,19c.
15c Molasses Pepp rmints, the
good kind: Cocoauut ails
ill our place. New Fields and
Plain Ribbons of every quality
and width.
Easter Special, 49c pair.
illu
A pound, ..gc.
Hllllilill 51,50. NflHWlli.
Little globules of sunshine that
ive the clouds aw.ay DeWitt's Lit»
They do not gripe or sicken. Recom-
mand for this extraordinary value 'I
in ladics’ elaborately embroidered ':
Actual $1.75 value, the very lat-
30c Chocolates, Champion (15- _
u and 16 button wasnasLa cnanms
GLACE KID GLOVES. GLOVES,
Blacks,!\iodcs, Tans, Greys in White.
and white, AT 51-50-
32,“, 33,00 and 33.5., 16 button
2 clasp SILK GLOVES.
GLACE SUEDE KID Just the weight for this
GLOVES. time of year. Black. White
in all the desirable new and Greys. $2.00 value.
shades, as well as black and AT $1.75.
white, 16 button I
AT “{5- SUEDE LISLE,
2 ““9 . in Black. White, .\Iutlcs and
SUEDE LISLE. Grey, beautiful finish. £1.50
Black, White, Modes and value.
(in-y. Regular 75: quality. AT 98c.
50c. 12 button
2 “WP SUEDE LISLE.
LISLE FINISH GLOVES. a desirable length. in all the
All the newest shades, lit-\vcst shades. also black.
25c. Regular 751‘ value,
12 button length AT 50c.
Phone 322- 4.
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don't find better provisions anywhere to supply you both with
the'DELICACiES and NECESSITIES of daily life than right under this One
roo .
In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea.
for your pleasure. In Java you would find an exceedingly tine flavored
Coffee. We have also brought that here from Java.
We are the agents for the famous Chase G. Sanborn Teas and Coffees,
known the world over for their excel Isncc. From our innumerable home
products we have solectcdihe choicesd. A wider variety kept in better
shape is not to be found in Norwaik. . . , .. .
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
LEADING GROCER.
11 WEST WASHINGTON S'I‘. SOUTH NORWALK.
4* ...- __Vv_*T __________~___. _
SOUVEN IRS
FREE TOMORROW
with a 25 cent purchase or more of
TemCofiee, Baking Powder, Spices,
In'addition to usual checks.
"SUGAR
,3 25 lbs. $1.22 101193.491:
=- ~2o~1baeac '* 5 lbs. 25c
The Union Pacific T911311.
126 Washington St. So. Norwalk,
Phone 655-2.
We have brought it here
f
'CN"~'rO-ZNC -«OW
mac-‘0.-
Next to Post Office.
Free Delivery.
.I ‘II ' . :L'.‘ I. 1 Jill:
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Iym. i
li'Siritllg Fresh Eggs 25c
,' Ii'
United Grocery Co.
20 No. Main so. so. a... Tel 143. to Fort St. East Norwalk. 7.1.3164.
ROE snap, _,
BUCK snap,
STEAK GOD, 12°.
. 160 lb
1401b
FLAT FISH. Bo. OPENED LONG SLAMS. 300 qt.
LARGE SMELT. 120 lb. SMALL 8M ELT. 3 ib9.,250. ALL OTHER KINDS
OF FISH. GRIINPOHT OYSTEHS. LONG AND ROUND SLAMS.
dill? "iii; ‘ in Market
Norwalk Chronicler