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MADONIO DIRIOTORY.
IW Woii Lodge, No. in. F. ‘ Add.
, floats in Donovan block. 138 Wash
,Iitgtm 8L. 1st and 3d Tuesdays of
etch month—duly and Aug. excepted
....“ Ii o'clock. All Muster Manon!
cordially invited. Charles iv‘. Mills,
.w. H. Robert hi. Wilcox, Sec.
,MIOI‘ Ohapfor, No. 38, R. A. M. -
Heels tn Donovan block. 138 Wash
.ington 8L, 2d and tilt Tuesdays of
. ,onch month—July and Aug. excepted
.,~‘-¢i 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch his
sons cordially Invited. Thaddeus
’ ..flityer. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec.
piltr Chap. No. 62, Order Eastern Star.
Hoots in Donovan block, 138 Wash
futon 8L, 2d and 4th Wednesdays of
ouch month—duly and Aug. excepted
”It 7: 45 o '.clock All members of 0.
_, E. B. cordially Invited. Miss Edna
Mills, W. M Mrs. ida Sherer, Sec.
..There was no favoritism practiced
by William F. Walker. the New Bri-
toin bank looter. He skinned impar-
tially everybody who had any dealings
with him. Detailed investigation has
‘ . brought out. the fact Inn: Ins own son
had been gradually paying him on a
‘ $3,500 mortgage and now the son finds
be will have to pay all over again, He.
poured his cash into a rathole when
Ito plid It Into his father's hand.
Connecticut's delegation to the next
L Republican National Convention. ac.
cording to Senator Brandegec, will go
Itnihstntcted and unpledged to Mr.
KRoosevelt or any one else. This
would give the members from this
state the opportunity to vote with the
majority, and the selection of any can-
didate to fill the highest position in
the nation's gift would doubtless meet
with approval.
THE PRICE OF HEALTH.
., “The price of health in a malarious
district is just 25 cents; the cost of a
box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills,"
writes Elia Slayton, of Noland, Ark.
New Life Pills cleanse gently and Im.
part new life and vigor to the system
25c. Satisfaction guaranteed at F. H.
Baxter" a, South Norwslk, and E. P.
Wood's, Norwalk, druggists. “
_ HARSITROM SCHOOL BALL TEAM.
Manager House Has Picked a Strong
, T _ .
. cam
‘\The iiatsirom School has a very
rong baseball team in the field this
. . spring. Manager A. C. House has
g. ' titty men to pick his lineup from. The
" team will open Himseason tomorrow
morning on the Overlook Seileck Mill-
tary Academy diamond in East avenue
in a contest with the Academy nine
The liarstrom gain has some hard
games ahead. '1 he schedule as arrang-
ed to date includes these games:
April 17-.Taft School. at Watcx
town
April 20-»Nutmog Club, at Nor-
walk.
Tlitprll 24~iiotchkiss School at Lake-
v is
May 1—St. Elnios, of Yale, at Nor.
walk.
May 7-«Yalc Freshmen, at New Hal
. vet). .
May 1 i—-Pr1uccton
S‘chOOI, at Norwalk.
in addition an effort is being made
.‘ by Manager House to get games with
. Ridge Schol at Washington this state,
Yule Freshmen probation team, Hart-
ford High School, at Hartford, and the
New York Military Academy.
Preparatory
EVERY RHEUMATIC
INVITED TODAY.
~n—u
TO rssr ontoo FREE!
756cm Bottle Given Free to All Who
Alps y.
__.a....
if there are still any sufferers from
Rheumatism in this county or wher-
ever this paper reaches. that have not
yet tried the wonderful Rheumatic
Remedy UrIc-O, we want them to try
it now at our cxpcnse. We firmly be»
lieve that, there is not a case of Rheu-
matism in the world that will not
yield to the wonderful effects of
, Utic-O, and we want to prove it to
every doubler beyond all possibility.
'The best way to do this Is to give a
large trial bottle of this remedy out-
right. to every sufferer and let him
test and try it to his own satisfaction.
I you or any of your i'aimly suffer
..from Rheumatism, no matter what
form, just cut this notice out of the
spar and send it together with your
tune and address, also the name of
at; bottle free. Urlc~0 Is sold and per~
molly recommended in South Nor.
k by E. W Kelley, Jr
our druggist to the Smith Drug CI».
mouse N Y. and they will send
by return midi a liberal trial pack-
free of all expense There Is no
brvation to this offer. You take
remedy homo and use it .It cording
, directions until thoroughly satis-
-, 5d ,of Its merit.
We wold not afford to do this if we
not know that after you are freed
“ this dreaded disease that you
i recommend It to all your friends
‘ hive rheumatism We. know from
once that personal recommends
‘ in one person to another III the
tunable advcl‘iII-Il :15, and that Is
ny we. Inteud to acquaint the
India UrIc-O. Don' t put off Will
Into this offeI will soon (‘Xllllt‘,
“ it. will be too late. Do It to-
start yourself upon the high-
.ri‘oot health and hnmlllltllti.
UrIcO no matter when you
lilo. mm by Ursula!" all over
It’ll. lint] We Want you to intro
price.
above all things wish to give their children pure, healthful food.
Indigestion suilerings are caused by the use of cheap,
unwholcsome halting powders. Don I risk health to save a
few cents in
have good, healthful food unless you use pare
baking powder.
That Is not economy.
CLEVELANDS
B'A’II‘IIIII rowbrn
‘ Mad'efhomhfiuperiorfgradc of Pure Cream of Tartar.
APRIL MEETING or THEHWOM-
AN‘S CLUB.
.7...
Held Yesterday With Miss Eliza L.
Board at Rockciitfe.
Tho April meeting of the WIIquIns
Club was held at. Rockcliii'e with Miss
Eliza L. Board.
Reports of officers and committees
Were read and the president gave an
Interesting short address and spoke of
plans for the next. year's work.
The committee appointed for the
afternoon was Miss l’lnnco, Miss Jon
sings and Mrs Belts.
The topics considered v. (we
Iconoclasts, Henrik Ibsen and
play, A Doll's House. by Ibsen.
Under the skilled management 0
thtI committee this prIIIgIIIIII wa:
handled in a most entertaining man-
ner, showing in Iliti case of lbsen, nI
matter how many may differ as to hit
InterpretatioII of life. his skill as a
craftsman, and his sense of Ill‘lllliitlit
values liltlilt‘ hint exercise a. most iIu
portaut influence upoi his time.
The discussion on II s plays and the
last act of The Doll‘s House, IIntlI-r illt
charge of Miss Plnueo, brought out
Inauy'side lights of character expres
sim and proved IIIosi interesting It
all present,
the
THE FORMATION OF THE EARTH.
Professor Higgins, of the Danbury
Normal School, Makes Address,
Last night's session of the Men‘s
Club, of St. Paul's Church, was a very
interesting one for a large audicnm
of members and lady friends, at tbt
Berkeley street chapel.
The speaker of the evening was Pro
foobar Higgins superintendent of tilt
state normal school at Danbury Pro
fessor Higgins took for his subject
The Formation of the Earth, and gum
his hearers a very comprehensive idea
of its constitution. earthquakes and
volcahos and their causes and alst
touched on other interesting phases.
Mayor Wallace Dann, who is presi-
dent of the Mens Club presided and
explained the organisation‘s put poses
and aims.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served.
BITTEN BY A SPIDER.
Through blood poisoning caused b\
a spider bite, John Washington, 0'
Bosonevilie Tex. would have lost hit
leg, which became a mass of runnini
sores, had he. not been persuaded u
try Bucklen‘s Arnica Salvo. He writes
"The first application relieved, our
four boxes healed the sores." ilenl
every sore, 25s, at F. ii. Baxter‘s
Smith Nor,walk and E. P. Weed, Nor
walk, druggists.
WILLING TO PAY A FINE.
Cases Against Happy Six
Quietly Settled.
As the result. of a courtroom In
tween Liquot Prosocutm William I
Clark and Attorney John Keogh, it i
probable that. the cases against thI
members of the Happy Six, wlmsc be]
at Arlon Hall was raided by the Nor.
walk Ministers‘ Association will lit
settled by it compIomiso
. It is stated that MessIs. Clalk ant
Keogh have almost animal at a dell
nitc agreement already and that no
evidence will be, heard when the cast
comes up befc re .ludgt .los ph R. Toy
ltll‘ tomIIIIow momma. III connection
with the conference bt-Iwcon Messrs.
(limit and Keogh, It Is stated that tht
young men utt- willing to pay a tint
without having the cast- Ihtoshcd out.
”...—..- ....__. __
May bl
NORWALK CLUB POOL TOURNEY.
ThIcc games Wt‘lt' played yi'iill' may
in the pool tournament of the Nor
walk Club. In the afternoon, Samuel
Lyncs 65 ticicnttd Ullwt I3. .llt‘lm‘on
If». by the score of 05 In it III III. cvo
ulu: Mr. Mimi Ms Il -' l l‘lli l,by Dr
J, I). ert. 50 the, hour running out
by the time. Mr. Lynrr. I‘nd 53.
Till: lust came of tiw mun“... Wm,
IIIIIWImi William l. (limb, lilo, :Ind
Innis W. i/xonurtl, if). The "llillt‘ was
r I"y Ilosc and interest: and was
limit II) \II' IAI'. .ltii‘d, ho III lib,
The .
HERE IS THE AD.
You Are Looking For.
This ad. is worth looking up. Just read the Grocery Specials otter-
ed for tomorrow at our busy stores.
7i) 2 Pigs.
580 bid.
You cannot
Unerdd Iibtuli.
The WoIId' 5 Boat Soda Ctacket.
this 8 brand llqu
Makes delightful BIL.‘ 1 Cake and Biscuit.
\UIIAR
5 lbs for 250.
No Want our cuxlomeh to ill heir stamp books
QIIClIll is Olll union in such offers as these.
llI. bio-Kn
. \UII ill
I0 lbs for 501)
20 lbs
ZYFIITS. 7c
-.-__._. ""'!i""“‘""—' ..
I8iscan Waltrrilakr ulbttltdeISIOCOB l8c-cati
SUGAR.
$5 25 bbi
“...—Mua—u
lot biflll,
b0 Stamps with 1 lb. llcst No. ,2; Stamps with I
I qu .................. soci lilcud (‘td‘fI-c ..
50 Stamps with .1 lb. L‘lmicr - _».>1*3IIIIIIps with ‘. lb,
N0. 2 Ton .............. 40c \Im. in ("tulle ........... 30c
40 Stamps with I lb. (inml XX ' bl. ilillis with 1 lb lava and
Tea .................... 35c. L‘Iiat; Itaibu toiled ....... 25c
25 Stamps with I); lb. llcst 'lIl Stump.» 'u-Itlt I lb. No. I
No I ’l‘ca ............... 25c- Sunnis (bill-II ........... soc
20 Stamps with 54 lb. Choice III) Stamps uith ll lb. llcst
No. 2 Ton .............. 20c \\' ltil ................ 13c
I00 lb
Sweet, tender meat. Try one.
Shoulders. llamond slean and leader Stuck. Shoulders
_] :1 rd and
IOC lb
5i.00 free in stamps with any of following. $I.00
I can Dutch Cicatiscr . . .. .. . .Ioc I cake .Scrub-EZ .. ........roc
I pkg. lie-Zena Jelly Powder-Joe 3 lbs. Clark‘s Best Milk
I bot. Monarch W or. Sauce. . .rsc Crackers ................ 25c
I lb. Ilcst Shredded Cocoanutaoc I can Victory brand Straw
bot. llomcstic Salad Oil. ...2oc berries ...... .17
(ltth'll licsi Pickles ........ toe
to . Aster Pork and llcztus.
THE STORES THAT SET THE PAGE.
IYEYY Yllilli GlillCEliYEll.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TRAVEL OVER THE WORLD
And you don't find bottordparoviolom anywhere to supply you both with
SITIES of daily life than right undlr this one
in Ceylon you Would find I dollclou Tu. We have Dwight It hora
for your pleasure. In Java you would
the DELIGAOIEB and NECE
NOV.
. 100
Telephone.
Phone 322-4.
no an exceedingly
Cuties. W0 have also brought that here from Java.
We are the agents for the famous Chm a sunburn Tau II cotton.
know» the world over for their Ixooilonol.
products we have selected the choice". A wldor variety kept In but"
From our loan
shape is not to be found In Norwsllt.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T.
LEADING GROCER.
2 cans Astor Brand 15c Cordage"
I pkg. ivory brand Starcli....toc
NORWALII
scorn NOIIWALI:
tine flavored
to“ hem
unions. sperm. mi“
Minna-W... an‘ wwummmmwmm
wwmm. ..wmw~_mmw—w-—
‘S RDAY’S SELLING.
LADIES’ AND MISSES’
Ready-to-Wear‘ Garments.
Ladies’ New Stale Ponu Suits.
Of flue Panama, taffeta lined, Iannty short coats; skirts gmed and side pleated;
in black, blue, brown
$16.50
Ladies’ Bolero Eton Suits.
All wool, fine checked materials, fancy braid trimmed; satin lined coats: I‘uli pleated skirts.
. , $15.00
ladIes’ Cutawau Coat Suits
Beautiful finish Panama Iloths, carefully tailored in fine checks, silk tIimmed; full pleated skirts. Ex
$22.50
Ladies’ Ponu Jackets
SIIOIt. neatly tIiInIIIed pony st les, colltules Ilnel tailored, m
Specially priced. y s y ado of best, quality
and gray
covert cloths.
$5.50
Tailored Skirts
”OK and Side plcateu modcis in. manuish mixtures and line. checks stripes, also plain colots correctly
lailotcd and finished $5 00 wine.
HOSIEFIY AND UNDERWEAR. " l'l‘uxcdo Net Face VI-iling in Regular blic Fancy Dress Goods.
p IIIII
Women's line black ”a“, ”(mu colors and (omblnailous. ............................ 39c
l‘aucy Int‘t' boots lierlusdori' Il\t‘(l, ”WWII and plain, 290 value. III‘KIIIHI‘ 500- MOIlflll‘S -------- 39‘
extra high 5mm.” hwy Iicaillzn' Saturday, 21c. :lt‘t inch (,‘olorr-d Batiste, in all
prim; 500. MOTIONS the popular colorIngs, 50c
Saturday Only 37c Pair. .. ,.. u , . . ' . ,,, duality. ’i‘runorrow ........ 31c
. 'lIyuut (.oll.“ blimltilltlh, for DOMESTICS.
use in, sheer lace collars, silk cov-
ered. card
price, he.
Another case of \‘I’onlcu'sJI‘I'nc
Ribbed Cotton Vests, high neck
and short sleeves, sold to us to re.
tall III. 25¢.
36 inch Hoary Unbleached Cot
ton, worth today We yard and
more than scarce.
Saturday Selling, Gl/gc
of three. Regular
Saturday, 3c.
F” S‘WNIY" Selling, 17C. Wire Hair Pins, straight or 45330 Hemmed Pillow Cases,
Men'x Fine Combed Egyptian rrimped. Regular prise 3c, well made, 150 is a very low price,
Socks, in assorted shades of tan, to. but just for Saturday.
sizes up to 11%. Regular price, 15c, Military HOOKS and 5308. 115/20 51°“-
Saturday, 10c.
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS
AND TOILET ARTICLES.
12 Button Length Lisle Gloves,
smooth finish, usual price 50.
Saturday, 2:: Card.
Feather Stitched Braids, t‘ull ti
yard pieces, all white and fancy.
Regular price 10c.
White Dotted Dress Swiss, 2'!
inch width, fine quality, 25c va-
Inc.
16:: Yard.
Remnants of Apron Ginghatns,
in” all the Inearest, shades; also 6c 70 value.
a I to and b ack, complete range. I' . .. .‘ 70“ 5310"”)! 5'/c Yard.
‘ .. ,, \llt'l’lt‘lls covered Dress ’ 2
. .. g. . .
Men's All Linen Iicmsittchod ”Tedd 8;} “$3130“, , H “II" glass. regular price is 35c.
llundkmclilefs. Regular 1‘.”ch vn- r W“ 9 q or c 'i l I Saturday, 25°'
Itns blouses patent lent-,het
lIqulc. 'lfit value.
25c.
We're very busy in this section,
K1“ in luck Turkey Feather Dusters.
now selling 250.
Saturday, 15c.
l Pint Decmuled Howls. IIIgtIluI
IIII‘.
For Saturday. 9c.
”Ruhifoum” for the teeth,
“‘K’
dial 250 sl'le
but. them is always room for more pIiu 70.
Saturday, 17° customer's. and besides we want For Saturday, 40.
(‘olgt‘t‘tcs 'looth Powder it‘llllliil the daily wage earners to profit Center Draft. NIckol Plated
III'W llt‘ li_\ these Saturdm specials. Lamps, regular price 81.75.
Saturday. 15c.
litrgulm $1. 00 Black Panama 75c For Saturday, $1..25
The Boston Store.
JOSELOF F’
Always in the lead on HIGH GRADE GROCERIES at
LOW PRICES.
lillll llllilMlll llllllEll, llllS. Pflllllfl.
Norfolk,
Spinach, ircsh young! Orange Russet Apples, nice fine Red Alaska Salmon, tall can,
and tender, peck, 25c.l '. flavor, peck, 35c; quart, 6c. each, we
r. l - .
K I I ~ ‘ '
a e, young ant gram. Peck, sec. 3 cans solid packed Tomatoes, 25¢ 2 lbs. Fig Bars 256
Onions, z'tll firm and large, red, E 1 J P , I
, 3 cans ar y; une eas, nice ant
cc oc uart, 6c. .
P k, 4 i q tender, 25c 3 lbs. Head Rice, . 25c
Cucumbers, nice, fresh, green,
each, so 3 lbs. Milk Crackers, 25c , 3 quarts Bans, 25c
LOUIS JOSELOFF,
72 North Main, St. Tel 698-2. South Norwalk.
Nice lender Green spinach
OSTEOPATHIO
200 I)". 200 pt.
TREATMENT 16 resort soon .......... also
some DEFIANCE MILK ....... 26o
administered by Dr. Jerome D. FANCY CRACKERB,2 Les. ........ 25c
EXTRA FANCY APPLES. .
CELERY, PARSNIPB, BTRAWBE RRIES. BERMUDA ONIONB, ETC. ‘
111- Emtein.
49 Port an, East Not-walk. Tot. It“.
Witt, a graduate of the parent
school at Kirksviiie, Me. This
modern, druglcss treatment will
)cvrcomc the most obstinate united GroceryCo.
jhfonic disease. i ‘ 2° No- "II" It. “I NOI‘. T" 1“-
Ncw York other, No. 25, W.
tad St. Phone 689 Bryant. Office
lays T ucsday and Friday of each
Full line Ladies and Children’ s
Wigwam l:ii‘l‘tce aitd residence, Stilts, coats and Skirts-
to sues lace. Phone to - . '
33 THE FAIR CLOAK a FUR STORE,
)i‘iice days every day with the
68 WASHINGTON STI. SOUTH NORWALK.
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
' Consultation Free.
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Norwalk Chronicler