duets vea
I'suIIIty Its solicit or
thereusb outlast makes
l as a spring med
geese attentive tonic is
1””?an at l'. H Boston's
,7” 1'0 KNOW
a Beaten municipal ot-
a attolrler tor the use oi
use mission to consult a
‘to the community.
nomination the doctor
4‘ w. bit. is a tonic in
II} llf."
ralnd telling me." asked
»- ily. "what is the
- h air -—Harpcr's Week-
anew. NOR“
. . B 1 like, "re-PM
WWII“! all!!!”
mm
. 0‘ “Weill”
' ’N AAA Ml.
.. Lennon. Varnishes. Paint:
‘9, etc. -
l;
baritone or.
I use on menu.
"5%!“le IWIWI
g. run on.
in to get myamoney'a worth out oi this
' Victor and Edison Ma-
-i9l)d, Freight Propellers will In"
Harper’s Weekly.
The publicise had come to the hotel
fir but one day, and he had taken his
diaper elsewhpre with .When
in cooling to pay his bill, be um
himsoir charged with one day's board.
dinner and all. be watched vigorous.
. lr. it was explained that the Ameri- ‘
call lab was based strictl In time.
and ”a: it be 123% to G'il'lI who: it
was ova 0. man our
ever. aloud to be paclnod.‘ and paid
the bill under protest. Then. to every
one'I surprise. he salted ii dinner was
On being Informed that
it lasted until nine in the evening, he
exclaimed
'1' ve eaten one dinner. but l'm going
house ii i suitor all the torments oi
Greece-la "
He then rushed into one oi the din-
lng rooms, seized a bill at fare, and
ordered everything he could tilinlt oi.
When he finally reached his limit the
waiter handed him a check for SI. 35.
“What's that tor." he demanded
“Your dlnnei‘ sir."
"But We a'iready paid for my
dinner in my bill." pretreated the un-
fortunate man “i am staying here on
the American plan. "
"Then you should have gone into the
"This is the European plan cafe."
F. u. Lockwood 8i Co.
NORWALK, CONN.
'Anc Htaoebanrcne can run
chines and Records.
The largest and best assortments of
Maui“
Cities.
and Records in the Twin
hail“ the lil N. Y
lol' freight Only .
. 0n and alter Tuesday, January 3
Pier 28, East River. New York. (toes
of Dover atreet).o every day. (escep
Sunday) at t p. m. Freight receiver
Norw'alh up to t p. In. and Boutl
allr up to 5: 30 p. m.
NORWALK OTEAMBOAT CO.
Annlng J. Smith, 0. C.'HegenIan
' Lessee. General Agent
FOR
Cutlery, Tools, Blacksmith Slip-
plies and General Hardware,
eo re
.39 MAIN mm.
llIe NorwallI hardware (30.
AND FOR
Skate Sharpening. Special Tunis
. and General Machine Work;
60 TO
Our Shop. in rear II Wall St.
xiiiii
Coal’s
The Thing!
To temper the temperature than
wintryvstays, gas will not pass and
goodness II the one thing neediul.
may buy here with your eyes shut and
expound.
And COAL'O, the thingl
lllil lillll Bill to.
Atlendanceall In... as, and plain}
FRIDK. B. GINUNG
UNDERTAKIR.
Funeral Parlors la Ouleeiluu.
Lady Attendant. ‘l'el. m.
at so. m an. scorn adawata
PLUMBING f “all! Um I
HOT wsm Hill!!!“
1! HEAT".
other dining room," acid the waiter ’
coke is a joke. but COM. et glittering
. Our Coal needs no apology. 'Veu
got tuil value in nest tor every dollar .
wiwwwufi
and has been made am its on-
sonal Iuporvlslon aim ltg 1M.
Allow no one todocoive you in thi-
All Counter-tetra. [Invitations and "duat-aI-gond"are but
Experiments that tattle with and endanger the health of
Inmate and Children—Experience mime Wt.
What is CASTORIA
Oauicrm is a harmless substitute for oil. Pare-
gorlc', Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. lorphine not other lunatic
Iubutpuoo. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Forerlulinoas. It euros Diarrhea and Will!
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cum’Conutlpatiors
and Pluttdonoy. It assimilatoa the Food. rogulatea’tho
Summit and Bowela, giving healthy and natal-aisle”.
The Children's 0 Mother’s Friend.
cerium: CASTORIA aware
Beantbedignaturoot
The Kliill You'HaIa Always Bough
In Use For over 30 Year'p.
mmmvvmmuwmveaaeva
i...
OHIO CONCERNG RRIUMI WORK.
WEIJESVIL‘LE. 0.. Feb. 17.—-Near-
Iy all the induntriul concerns in this
vicinity has resumed operations utter
having been closed ddwn tor a num-
ber of weeks. Several potterica have
reuumcd. giving employment to over
750 men and women. The Wellesvilie
plant. at the American Sheet and ’l'in-
iilalc Company aim has resumed. alv'
lug work III-1.000 m p Sewer pipe
and lire brich plants are started Izlv
Miller 8: Jordan,-
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS,
Ollice, Hoyl's Theatre Building.
sourH nonwam.
Main Ollice. 181 State Street.
BHIDGEPORT.
inch.
» calcuggmvmm
YNPEENNNYN ..
teal Estate and insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in income producing property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth oi the town:
Hotel Mahackemo.
.l. R. CONNOR, ltgr.
Bervlce and C-TIl-ITI-l; Up to Date
Rated $2 per day and upwards
Stock and General lntormatloa 'i‘icher
Sunday Diners. 75 Goals.
To]. all.
plumbers are strictly competent me
”mmmm ebunics, honest and reliable.
FRANK C Hence it. hash
VAN SCOY Board of Belief
should lie equipped with amt!
snow white. one piece ”Standout" Per
colain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you over stowed to
in your dressing chamber,
ing apartment or- drst door toilet
room?
the highest degree at contort.
‘A usual 1 mutation
ydlnner at the Algonquin Club in that
‘ cause or civil service reform, 'l'bore
lug employment to nearly “:3 hundred.
consider
how dellghtinlly convenlliet it would
be to have hot and cold running water
its presence would aiiord you
We will gladly quote you priest Our
lllUIEll IAllllll 5
Asmistlus is It Held at Al-
gonquin club, Missouri
Bridleport is to have the honor this
year oi entertaining the distinguished
Mtlemon who belong to the Dolm-
Iicnt Civil denies Reform Association.
This body will sit down to its annual
city on Thursday evening. Merci: 5,
at 1 o'clock.
Judson to reside.
Arrangements have been about oom-
pleted. and the dinner promises to lie
a big success. to Attorney stiles
Judson is to p sand not as welt-
master.
The guest or honor and principal.
lmker or the evening will be Rich-
Ird Henry Dana. who is chairman
Service Rotor-In Hague. Mr. Dana
is a limiter of marked ability, and one
at the most active workers in the
will be several other speakers of wit
and wisdom to entertain.
Tickets Are 82 Each.
Members at the association are re—
quested to notiiy' Secretary Charles 0
Morris regarding tickets for the dinner
bcioro March 2. The price of tickets
is 82.1! the accomodatlons of the
dining room will "permit members may
iuvltegueats at ihe'samo rate. Hotel
accomodatlons will be secured for
those desiring to'rcruain in the city
over night by applying to the accre-
tury.
Bprung iron New Haven Association
The Connecticut Civil Service Be-
form Association is the outgrowth oi
the old New Haven association. which
was one of the very first organizations
at lta kind in the hold. it was torm-
cd hack in 1881. when the men he
hind it were considered dreamers b!
the practical politicians or those due
but the great majority or the associs
tlon lived to see its principals em-
bodied ln the public service not only
0! the country, but also in states and
cities.
' ' Membership of 391.
The association new has a member
ship at am scattered iiwough ioI-ty
(our towns in the state. in 1901 it
had 78 members most or them Yule
proleasors living in New Huv.cn The
change or the name enables the scan-
claiion to expand and cover the whole
ethic
Membership Open to All.
Any person may become a member
of this association by signing a ioI-
nial application tor membership and
“will an annual ice or one dollar.
Thin ice is payable in advance, and
membora tailing to pay duoa. my be
dropped from the roll by the executive
committee.
Oillcers of Association.
The principal olllcera oi the asso-
ciation are Henry w. Barnum. or New
Haven. president; Charles G. Morris.
of New Haven, secretary; Benjamin it
English of New Haven. treasurer.
and John P. Elton. oi Waterbury. Wil
llam F. llcnney. of Hartford: John H.
Perry, oi Sonlbport and William G.
Sumner. oi Hartford, vice proaldcnta.
Augustus H. Billiard and George E.
Hill. at Bridgeport. are members or
the executive committee,
'ro cuns A can in on: oav .
Take LAXA'I'WE BROMO Quinlnc
Tablets Druggtata refund money it it
tails to cure. E. W. GROVES signa
ture is on each box
FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS.
Midwinter “salon Held at New Haven
House.
The mldwlnter meeting of the order
or Founders and Patriots was held at
the New Haven House Thursday.
Dr George L. Porter was guest
or honor. and delivered an ad ass on
“The Last. Days of Lincoln and the
riliatory oi the Conspiracy.' which the
Courier says waIVl rare literary eh
ccllenco. characterized by that in
(urination which can come only from
1.311130“ RANDALL.
lilY llllllllillll
”It“! ”MM“. MI.
mm a* AI. mud
N“ M “' Nieeet Intercity vsa
W' hours oi llellel or ill on
Flore-III will Imt on
,/ sputum sue enema. ’
PLUMBING. i ‘ ”on” M Mr“, “m. that m, on» who has actually lived during the
u ‘ ' V la thrilling epoch of ,uncoin'a day.
3TH“ ““4 °' “0' ‘5‘ 0‘ l 9 7"" °‘ N" This being the midwlltter meetinil
HOT WATER ; gamut”! meet at their once, Macro and mainly a social one. but little bust
l Saturday Feb 1 1m 2 to ‘ P m nose was done except the election oi
AND Monday. 'Feb. '10' n to'I p. m. ' “'° ""’ ""’"""‘"" "w "m Orville
6A8 FITTING Wednesday. 12m, 7 to s. evening, " mgg’hfl‘fmm “d m” y m
- prazgrgmn. I: l o In on. ' Pm
- “r" ' 2 "m' '-I'oraa hairomtoptotoe
. . The meetings are for the purpose at y II i
Tl“. 3m 1'9“» CW9" hoaririg and determining an‘ywagghall tram ”V “W' Will! m?&?.°w"m.
apnea a made to them from gs used '
”4‘ z“ or 13:0 ”mull“ on ail-evils: $.19" it h
---——- ey w a no In assoc
B "I It i , m, u , ”m bog, “M” m, snort-Isa won» or earmanrl.
, 5°. - Inset. g'fuffnf'm‘e’ mm a ”'3: “'de death list rmltlit: “aka. '53 3pm
'0' I " “m“ ”m“ all: slut line last mam; a!“
“ ‘ er
WWII-H“ \ c"""‘"" ”a!" torpedo was increased to seven teller.
wheadohuw. hilt, whomterrthl I
burned about the arid" made. “0‘
'attheRliede-lelaed oe
W
ONLY BUN! POI "I? '0“.
Beet. of I Call“
or the council of the National Civil .
. l'l'
The D. M Read Co.
Established rm
.‘ll . H
'1 e e!
The First Spring Suits.
Iasbion sends us the am costumes for early Spring.
and very tactfully selects the tfirn looking and prdctitai
Walking Suits as being the ones first required.
As a New England Spring favors us with: variety
’ - of weatlier,'hardly two days being of the. some tempera-
ture. the materials arc of the light we ight cloth order
Englisll Serges, ribbed and overvcliccked cfiects, and
gum regular and even Stripes which have been so well
liked. The colors are Copenhagen Blue, Navy and Royal
Blue, Brown. and soft light Grays. '
Some of the coats are thirty inches long. loose-fitting.
comfortable. and quite correctly, tailored. Others, are «of
the jacket orrlcr, smart looking little ailairs with many,
buttons. The skirts are both gored and plaitcd.
Quite a group of models can be seen in the Main St.
corner window. but come to the Coat and Suit Rooms and
see a larger gathering.
Second floor, Elevator at Dress Goods.
Novel Laces and Trimminflj
It would be hard to conceive of more elegant trim-
mings than are oifcrcd for the coming season.
Bands, Galloona. Motifs and Garniturea arc embroid-
crcil on Filct nets. the most elaborate seen for many‘ a
day. Sometimes it is done in" Persian silks. sometimes
in metal and sometimes with pearls ‘aIIdotlIcr jewels.
The so-callcd “'l'okio" and Antique Laces are quite
novel and very elegant.
We have an immensc assortmait of all the Valen-
cicnncs Laces. French, German and English, also the new
Maltese and CiiIIIy Laces.
Nets foriwaiists in white. black. Copenhagen blue,
brown, and navy with Filct Bands. tolrwhich an inspec—
Isl
a: -
lion is invited.
' v1
. In,
t .u
A Special Sale of a... Emmet-awn: {or Tuesday
The D. M. Read Co
THURSDAY Is FIFIIIIII in
fine Gnnor’mmtu.
Neck Yiece,Mufi or
Chhdrtu 5 Sets
Gut Rail Brice:
on» prices lot 'dhnrsdap, 5M“ and
Saturdan m. ~
Bargains in various Winter Boots.
w
.I nadir“ ., . ._ Mm.
R Th \tem an " ban
. at “town tin». can ileum. '
’ We“. ,
waluamu PM it used
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Norwalk Chronicler