"5:43: with".
. these points to the waist line.
:a pm; 8:93 p. in.
lal Conveeslea or letter
ing to some.
. Wag. Pa, a clergyman has
W on the complaint of the
. ,of s woman at whose funeral
‘,ted, wlbo charges that the re-
medal-t the absorption were li-
. > 1; in tho funeral sermon the pits- f
m that the husband had knock-
‘ , re not app
.was taken to task. loam.
“Will.
and there is more apt to be
Mlbthsn too much truth on
girl.
T phould be followed funerals
. ' there nttractive then enter-
. f infer if there is anything that
” e‘io hear it is about the fall-
I’
HINGTON, Conn, March 27.—
William J Ford for ‘ long time one of these transformations that
party frock.
region, died today suddenly at the
sixty. Dr. Ford was born in
town, received hiseariy education
e Cannery school. and after his
.. educationbegan active prac-
which, after all, suggests negligee,
, also as a postmaster of this vii
, ‘ He was the attending physician
g the last illness here of Senator
mil. lie had been active in town sf-
fllfl. and universally respected as a
oltlscn. He married Miss Belle Brins-
made, daughter of 'l‘. i". Brinsmsdc,‘ a
member of a prominent Washington
deadly. who died some years ago. Bev-
Bsechenyi has written in his fricnlis
, long time seriously ill, and his life
. ,eite time was despair-ed of, but sub
.seansntly recovered and resumed prac-
Hc leaves no children. Zcmplln district.
Hustle! Hustle! ,-
Hustle!
That's the way business is done at
ewYork Grocery Co
‘ - - no wonder. Prices like we quote are bound to bring
‘ cs. Will not some of these bargains interest you?
on Miami) noun..........bag.soc;hbi.,ss.3o.
.4: ER—DficMsFruthder..................33c
,. RK—elbaArrnour'sStsr Pork for................25c
...: nWarrantedFreshEg ior.. ............ .-..ssc
KER' anECKMAN'SCO A.csn..............soc
' rink Trading Stamp Offers With Our
“ Delicious Tone and Coffees.
lip Sunnis with i lb. Very 3o Stamps with I ll). Mo-
Bcst- ea ...........50c KaCoticc............3sc
Stamps‘with l in. Fan- 25 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo-
No. 2 Tea . . . . . .soc cha and Java Cnti'co. . .39:
; w 5‘.
..
smpa with I ll». Good 2o Slam s with l lhwliwa
. XX'ea .............30c and sracaihoCucc..sgc
‘sg Stamps with y. lb. i5 Stamps with l ih. No.
3.2%. VeryBestTea........s5c l Santos Cofl'cc ......soc
' ,Stsmpe with y. lh. ioStamps withipkg.l)ld
ency ”Rid Tcs .....sec Grist Mill Cotire .....soc
ill-rhinos Free With Any oi
the Following-10.
. Euro-Seen . . . . .lee 21bit. Best Mixed Cakes. .egc
(Sold Rock Jelly l Pillf- Monarch Com
" ellslseseefees'“ 1‘ 3(1)::fchn.l;j'iéuu.'.u'.::
on Rock A... We... Milli-£512...
. ...........'.....IG¢ amp Gold Rook Corrine“
_ Yale ,‘l‘osst Creole 3 lbs. large (ITaliiornia
’seesvseresseeree‘s-u 'Pfllilt‘tl ..........,.,,,..c
rttssroass rue-r ear rue race.
ork Grocery Co
WM - uoswaca.
~”Vellum"! _. 3.31%“.
. - r . mom
sd'vi black lllk stripes. ...... »
chanting gown for a woman.
stontsess. (not do i do not
"fibers isl never at time when the skin
an comp ex on closed outer care
mu when "w Mm mg; 0, mm, meeting which lasted all night. the
are blowing. [lotions made from lot- ”“19“?" 01' "‘0 Pill-burs Railway
tuce and cucumber are among the best
Obtainshle. but the skin needs also notion In the prom!“ milieu” 0' 3
"gm";- massage wlth it good skin cents an hour for motormen and con-
ood. .
‘ The panel. an you know. is a feature
"a down. that she was unable of walking skirts for sprlnl. and even
. church became he did not on circular skirts. which omit the pan— could not be ““me
« y ascertained, ll.
shoes and clothing, and filafl°omeuecgi.°:§'lfihdofl .flswg; a said that the three cent reduction
lewd affixed each side of the middle front "M1 lwe“ relented by the "wit. it is
Buttons embroidered tit correspond
with the design on the bodice are ex, ""9 “mum“!!! l" “"0' 0' ” “Mk,"
tremely smart on linen and ”on“, rather than agree to the companys
INot only llll'o chemlsctte. but the ”0mm V!“ be compromised.
scores as we , on many of the new
summer gowns are of plain white mull, RI“- 53757' SAL”-
tucked horlwhtally. Bitch tucltingii John Kolbsy and w"... a, mum, 3"]. '
s!"- rmmded 1990mm to the arm. tea and wife. lots and buildings, lies-
and will find favor with the slender mm mm, w... l
‘ Hosts ”1 W9!" “5“ arrangements Bradley. lot and buildings. Strawberry,
are being employed on simple frocks iiill road. War. ,
'0 transforming them my they almost Edward Manor and wife to Frank
deserve the appellation gown.’ "Moll nnzlisky, lot and buildings, ltuli itun.
is more properly applied to more War.
elaborate garnlents. Flowered ribbon W. L 0. Whitney to Frank l'iirlllu
especially pleasing for a young girl's
How much better is the name “but-
teriiy" which is now applied to the
wide full sleeves rather htsn kimono.
Shore, and has continued it for OAI'I'ORIA.
years. Dr. Ford served in the hustle ll ll“ lflllll g
are as a member of the com- '5'”
‘ iron the Senator Plait memorial, d .
couuress 'ro MVEET ANISTOCRA-
wanna, March air—Count Lassie
Hungary from Palermo, where he and
the countless are now staying. that he
will not arrive in Hungary before Ifsy.
The countess will be introduced offi-
‘iluonths since Dr. Ford was for a ‘cislly in aristocratic Magyar circles sf-
ter the May season. The count and
countess will then proceed to the
Ssechenyi castle at Vermeyoe, in the
After two monthswf remarkable
“millet. says that his plan of selling
of Dr.
of constipation and dyspepsia. and "we no for treatment
2,:wamhual‘l'c: 37,}‘3 “e? intrauterine to refund the money if member of Gilbert Thompson Port. {ind ""m'“ m'm‘m'”"'°
“set that could be ebossu.for herwlit “ “0" M °‘"" W ”9"“ ‘h’ “m" G' A' R" 0‘ ”"353 m MM u" "a" charged min mics October s lest.
the and or the scenes the skirt could "" '“°°°" l“ h” 9"" “M“ m" ”H" l ' '
read at an hit to refund the moo Milli“ 3. 1321. an was the arm of ’9'
lfyonniust and dosdonomlse,doso should my ’cl..¢§m, he dissatisfied: seph and Rebecc Allen Walton, old Bristol. “d '5'" the rcntalsdeh ”l
°~ ...... without eslllns it by that same. ads This is the strongest testimony that relldents or that town. He was one of M“ 1'“ ""‘n‘ "l” m' 'm "'
‘ MIWONV. a contributor to Harper's linear. Make a.“ be jammed to the no“ merit a family of ten children, all of whom l-‘rnnk 03,!“ .
sport of it, and all in the family who of m. medicine. are now dead. ills early life was spent- .1. on: ‘
.. A» “i will "b.“ its economies with you treat It as sport. The specific comes in the forms of in Chaplin. and in till: he married 0‘. '
I? it“, at . e'eievli p. and. see the result. Live your live to- umgu flaunt... vér’ plenum to my Caroline M. Otis, a sister of (lensral lamb
H". . All I. day. set III the pleasure and give all and each vial contains .lxt, doses. .iohn Otis. 0! Manchester.
,t‘rstel‘nslly “l" pleasure ‘0 others “it“ 7°“ can Under Mr“ Baxter’s special half price In 1893. and “11900 be VIII milled
today. The future will be happy also. order. m. moans p, month's treatment for the second time to 'Mrs. Harriet
“W W” ”meri'VhW 1' "l “l- ior zit courts. with the best medicine Page. of Human Hash“.
inset of some of the French milllncry known for the cure of constipation and Fobrusry 5, root. Mr. Walton spent have nothing at stake.
models is arranged to tail softly over stomach troubles. .
the linifedoat hair. and is immensely
e
TBOLLIVMIN OIJIPT rowcur.
PITTSBURO, Pa. March zl.—-At s
Company ndiourned today. after taking
ductors scheduled to take effect lip-
iii 1. While the result of the confer-,2
once, which has been. forwerod to the
supreme lodge oflicisls at Delriot.
reported that the men agreed to ac-
cept a reduction of l chat an hour. but
proposition. it is believed that‘ the
-———--r..—-—._———
Mathew Ehrhart to Richard W.
Home in tile nth Year.
J War broke out. He was then
sales. F. H. Baxter. the enterprising W:h:ez:nfi.,'tml,$.ugfimfilsvtg Y9!" 0' m. “up WW! enl
3‘ ”‘1‘ '1“ “‘9 “5m” ”9'“ ““3 on Tuesday, at the Soldiers Home in out the Civil War. He was sworn in
ilowsrd's specific . the cure "WW". “0'“ h' “I "l“ ‘ m" on October 1. ten. and during s good
tel-n he transferred
, . his membership in Stamford, and from .
he eat into points when the Joining is H" h” '9" hundreds °' mu“ °’ their to 3mm turning to Golchsster, he spent most
made. and lines or insertion run from 3;; 'ngfgfi‘d 3,33}? “,7; ”flufifi Mr, mm," WWW, m cm“ of his life themf After the death rot
SATURDAY,
March 28th.
With a 266 purchase or more of Spices. Extracts. Chocolate, Cocoa.
Tea. Coffee, £th in addition to usual checks.
haughty-20 Lao
' |26 Washington St.
FM «his lib ll" WI ‘ amarl’orrteee Multan-real ‘ctu' ’ with wonder is tits-drier-
mv'mlm‘ ll fl” 3 ~ . ‘Ilfll. duref‘l'ort Arthur to’ the Jspaneerv. ‘
hm! at ! ar. masseuse, larch Sir-The
um i
factory. lie was there. the General bibles compiled with the r -
family 0' ebildren. Will! "ill 3"” committee, whose duty it is to pass on it set, but General rock declined Watt.
M!“ the easildestleas of array ulcers. i an investigation of the chart“
W coin of Grand Duke Nicholas. brought in connection with his room:
It of'Ii'sr ftldiser, endother- of- duel with General Brannon. Genera!
liners of high rank, has invited Gm Mussel. who is serving his sentenci-
sls Foch and Raise to resign their in the Fortress of St. Peter and ill
The two oleers were Paul, is writing his memoirs.
in the Tenth e. V., and served through-
lie wasit
ospitsi corps. lie was honorably die
after having served three years. Be-
.hls second when)". Walton went to
lltl‘ulltelblim ”
She died W
at
The best move you can make
______ ‘ -. is to come in and get acquainted
‘ with our prices and the kind of goods sold here. These should in-
: terest you: .
VERMONT CREAMERY BUTTER. nice and sweet, lb. ....29c
14 StricdyFreshEg‘gmwhiletheylsst .zsc
annoua's runs LEAP LARD, very special ........... . .nc
Fresh made nusssr swam cross. while it lasts. gel. . . . .zhc
NATIVE RED ONIONS, all satiric pit. 35c; qt., 5c
3 cans Early June Peas. .. .asc Pound pkg. Fancy Currants. .rzc
3 cans large can Tomatoes. . .agc 2 fat Smoked Herring ....... 5c
3 cans Fancy Corn . . . . . . . . .ssc Gorton Shredded Codfish, pngOC
3 cans Red Alaska Salmon . ..ssc Red Seal Codfish, pkg" . . . .. 5;:
[Empire lirand Milk, can. . . . .xoc 3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers. . .25:
Magnolia or Ciovcr, can . . . . .uc Be sure and try our Swot-t L'i—
. Kale. Spinach, Celery, Lettuce ,(lcr. It is delicious.
Parsley. l’arsnips. Turnips. - ‘ We sell Smoked Boot from 50
Found pkg. Fancy y) g'sins...uc up. .
Remember, all “ sold comply'with pure food law.
3": w, ’
M
Louis Joseloff,
She died it's easy to be patient when: you
$l.00
Scull! Harwell.
'l'el. etc-a.
10 South Main Street,
' So. Norwalk, Conn.
Your credit with us is just as good as cash. Come in
department's. '
’ Women’s Clothing.
Have you seen the new Ipring line of Iuits that we have
on sale? Quits that lit and look well, and guaranteed to owe
perfect sitlsfsctloo. Come in and ptclt out the butt you want, ,
open an account with us and pay for it on easy weekly pay-
ments. Open every evening in all departments. »
Odd Lot of Skirts. , ,
in worstods. panseias. chariots and broadcloth; colors.
blue. black and mixtures. 38 to 42 inches long. iiom
iii a chance to got good skirt. 3
at a bargain..... ......... $3.98 to 7.50
820 SUIT. 816.
Plain tailored 22 and 24-inch
Cent Outta" French back styles and
graceful semi-filled effect», dip or
cutaway fronts.
bl. SUIT. $14.
Women‘s hip reds semi-fitted
Cults. dip front 0 out. French hack,
skirts Mailed wllh deep folds, llglii
weight~ ‘
Old IUI‘I’C "0.
Women‘s Isriy Iprtnp suits, all
wool. tweods anti worsted», Prince
(limp style. single and double-
ed sliirts.
IK l NTI.
t-d effect, double hos panel
from and back, deep fold, special,
ll. .........................
Women's Ipring Panama me»
full side platted model, wi ifsn-
oy panel frost; special at 01.”
9
Nowhere in this city will you find as complete s I
line of lot elsss latte for young women as here. and '~
illicit at i we let you wear the clothes while you are I
paying for them so easy weekly payments. .
New Multitude fancy New Iprlnp bulls. in ‘_
mixtures. stri liaes- stripes. checks and blue .
ales and 9 colored brown sores. full platted -
serges: sises it. in and shirt with fold: sites it. I
it years. lpeclal at: it and it. lpecial st -
trrsvrevtis-tre-s-vr l Isvl'vrslvllellsllll.1. N
.............................
Remember our
new is ..
to South Main spool. *j
so Norwalk, chad if
A! Sentioual w Ofer--- Read A
Through our tremendous purchasing power. for 44 of the world's largest and most liberal credit stores, are are able to offer such remarkable velour-values
that cannot be equalled by any of our competitors. We carry nothing but high-grade clothing. sell at the lowest prices and our terms are the easiest in this city.
breasted. cutaway front, full plalt- I
Women's new boring Iktrtl. l-peo
their. neighbors. snrpilced in back and hanging straight on]: ' eet, 80 ‘
in front to he very hem of the gown el, lot and—buildings. War. 73 N Mam 8" nth Norwaiiz.
“(02' being “film in at ""3 Will" by Years know more than books. TGLCIH. m
the girdle of the same ribbon, makes . ‘ , w...w_..__..,.. .. . . ....... ...“-s u... M - .... m. —|-———
15”.; :
. I
and open an account with us and pay for your clothing on easy weekly payments. Open every evening in all
Men’s Clothing.
Men! Have you bought your new Spring Suit yet? if you
have not. come in and get one of our union idol suits on
credit and pay on easy weekly payments. Open every evening
in all departments.
Coats and Coats and Vests.
Odd lulu in serges. clays, thibets. cheviots and undressed won,
sleds; colors, blue and black. mixtures, plaids, checks and
stripes in cashmere and worstcds: regular prices ”.00 and
li2: an extraordinary bargain for any economical man
to lake advantage of at these
special prices .......... . .......... $3 alld s3e50
sis sun's tic. - ' '
Men’s Ilscll Cheviot Suits, nipple
and double-breasted. perfect fitting
garments: an extraordinary bargain.
‘25 II"?! "9
Men's Suits. fancy worsted», all
wool. cheviot and serve: stools and
regular sizes; hand tailored through- ,
out.
DRESS SUIT CASE. t
.... h... c... . FREE
Instead of giving you hot air stories, like our II
competitors do. we give you something of value '
i; —s DRESS SUIT CASE. It you are in the ';
' habit of travelling you "
know what it is to
have a good. strong. I
serviceable suit case, T
such as the one we are
are giving away FREE 2.
with every purchase of :-
Sxo or over in our '
men's and women's "
clothing departments. _
Come in and pur- ;
chase your Spring Suit .
or Cost and take it "
home in one of our 1
dress s‘uit cases. then -?
pay us on easy weekly
payments. .
r
%’ fl.-
;« "69,-.” .
. _ ////
. ,
Oil lUi‘l'ljiz. '
Men's Ilsek Thibet Cults. liahi. and
median: weight, wcll tailored and per-
fect fitting.
etc sutre sen.
Men's butts, in worsteds and serge.
light and medium weights; blue.
brown and gray colors.
.10 00m $7.50.
Men's New rt butts, Lymauw
ville wool. Icotzges'l'urgss and claw-
lots; light and medium weights, per-
fect fitting meats.
. . . . . ., .. ‘.' I-Iu
Boys Clothing. .
This event is brlntiwl ever with tire best '
nodes i inthleesuntry mmyeur
hey is our e l and psy us so my weekly psy- -
newts. Your seed with us is used. .
Ieys' finisher and Nerfelli Isys' ”less latte, vest f
latte. an m medium M m". W! '
, 0
Women s Wants.
We are now ready with a display of Waists for spring that
is sure to crests a sensation. and we strongly urge all our sus-
tstaers. old and new. to tails advertises ef the remarkable
values we are elsrisp. Nessie save messy and dress well
by opening an ssseust with us. We open an «count with any ' m
weight. colors slut and a" M m,“ 3"”, ;
hesesbmatwerthypenemsndsurtermsersthemetllbersl . islet .. . .7
mmsetty.'~o.p.pemn i ', ...................
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Norwalk Chronicler