Bought. also which has been
30 cars. has home the signature of
M and has been made under his para
sonnl sllpel‘vision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this. I
I V litutions undilJust-nsugooll’Mre but;
. E per-i ‘ that; hnbrlfle witi. and endanger the health of! -
.1anan Dummiildrenu-Experlence ngnlust Experiment.
, What eons-roam
shims... constitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
mnd- Slmthing Syrups. it is Pleasant. It .
contains no or Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
use is its glulrnntce. It destroys Worms
.ll'l‘ltl alleys eyerishnessa it cures Diarrhoea and Wind
I Colic. It. with Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
. .2- it nsshniiutcs the Food, regulates the
Bowen, clung healthy and natural sleep. ‘
li‘he Children’s Pw- 'l‘he Mother‘s Friend.
dcuolucIVCASTomA ALwAvs
VVVVBesrs the Signature of VV
t3
Iree years, but
“Vol! 101 good ”It
hull a remarkably
Mrli- PI‘llgI-llcy coaxed
Flukley. Then Mrs.
. Ii better cook"
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and Electric Lights Throughout.
cry Room Heated. *
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filne Stocked Cate In Connection.
A full line at Imported Ales, lnclud
Inn ‘the famous Bue',~VBurton'a and
Bill a Colt Stout, always on draught.
Anheueel- Enoch leer on Draught.
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an
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Spring Goods
New in Stock
who.
Plain and Ornamental
Sign ertlng
cn‘rLseilingV for? $3,900 '1'»
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WE SELL
5" lb s. Fuel to a bag. 10o lbs. bran to a bag. :12 lbs. corn to a
other grain and feed 100 lbs. to a sack.
we invite consumers to consider the quality of our goods and
quotations, which are changed daily to conform to the Chicago
do and Cross Creek Coal
:“dAI-‘HII; 1.
”YOUR CELLAR 3.996 Les FOR‘I
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Dumber and lIqu-lcloruvely
We '1?" ”it" EM.
V. her in filth-‘6 MEN y' I
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days.
. lug, among them Ryder. & liowurd, the
W 5’6
be Junior Iehslw. or the» East Ave.
give an entertainment next week:
The ladlos’ United Whilst Club is
one Methodist Church. is plunning‘ito . .
holding a semi monthly meeting this
utternool‘l With Mrs liowurd Wood, at
Seuvlew avenue.
Charles Weeks the new stemlrd oi
the NotWailI Country Club, is getting
thingll in shape at tile club and the re
opening will he announced in a few
Chalice levy. of the Washington
street bridge, was ll visitor in New
\mh city yesterday and incidentally
witnessed the St. Patrick's Day pa.
lnde.
’i‘homns P. Bludy got lost in the
wilds of Norwnlk this morning and as
n resolt his cm on the Gregory Point
line was looked uttel by John A. Sea
détirourioruu': wine: '
Filled Vat the
Iquausx
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eitlcieut service at
all Itilnes
Personal attention given to all
ploscl‘lption work.
Chairs tor our trolley estrous.
Come in and wait (or your ear.
ember: Palmer
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Mrs. Thomas J. Culley. who has been
in ill heulth for n number of months,
is reported to be steadily improving.
which that is :l source or pleasure to
her many friends.
Mrs. Eunice Smith. ‘of 40 First
street, is u niece of the into it
Eugene Kinney. ’wiln died last week
and whose remuius were interred in
the East Norwulit Cemetéry.
Local boutmcn report that n all“
squall which ocrulled yesterday mom-
ing about 9 o'clock urns one or tho
hardest or the season null hiso one or
the meanest in which to work.
Selerni at the tenants of the Wush-
ingiou silent bridge bud their builds
full with frozen we or pipes this morn-
t
mslketmell and the Messrs. Odell the
bulbcrs.
iieII A} res has been looking for his
young son Hugh for selernl days. but
had not up to this morning secured
truce of him. The. led disappeared
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,W
all via W“. RAYMOND.
mm: Director
and tmbsimr. .
to North mill or. South Harwell:
Residence. I Washington It.
Telephone It litilflivm "I.
telephone st smut-2.
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Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
Dinner Parties m» “linuueu
solicited, V
CllARiES REYNEKE.
Proprietor. II .
foleehone‘ VOID.
IV.,.l
.l. a. cannon. me.
mole. end col-In. Up to eat...
Rates 82 per day and upwards.
Stock and General Information Ticker
Sunday Dinners, 75cts
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inspection. Will be":
thcu‘l to you Pricesnense tron 106
to $10.09 Dabble non ’
Jan‘ewoy &: Curmuter's Well mlig
Crockery Glasswaredionserurllieh-
‘ In; Goods, Pointenl’I Supplies. English
goods will not crule.
Sole agent for till
‘ graph 0on Talki
Double Disk Record. _
sides.‘ 65c. Indest
Records, 350.. File any cylinder
machine and lasts forever.
u‘g Machines and
music on both
to order. V V
Best ilixed Paints $1.25 per gallon
Painting and Piper Hanging. ,
In mammalian smear
For Freight Only
1906,; Ercight Propellers will lei-I6
Pler 38, East River. Neyr York. (fool
V 0
Notwnllt- Stdauill‘hn‘t‘f Co.
about a week ago. similurly as who did
a short time age.
years old.
hold another meeting
evening. for there is so .much work in
getting the club house ready for the
opening and in attending to various
meetings are advisable for the pres
cut. ‘
an ideal spring morning.
well down below the freezing pdlnt.
covered with Ice and in a number of
instances water pipes froze up during
the night
look the fleet over and give ii, band
should any boat need iooiung‘ other.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. It. at. Jobh email ”1
or West Norwaiil and in cling-.591 of
-' The town
S’oie Age‘ht for Fr illicit I 00. all
Blue China by the piece or set. These
9 «Columbia Phono- I.
Window Shades and Picture Frnmes ;
L. H idéker ;
‘Oll slid after Tuesday Jenner: 'i ‘
er street). every tiny; (except 3
Sub: left i p.” In. F‘rélgilt eo'éivell ‘ ‘
to! p. in. Booth '
illo‘rulk up a.” 5: so um.
J PARKER. ”incur. I
...... pace
I
The lad in fifteen
well: Yacht Club will
"The East IN
‘3 next Monday
details that it is believed that weekly
This morning could her
though the
Inn shione brightly. V'l‘he mercury ivns
'i‘he Benedict Flu-ills mill pond was
A huge proportion of tile local 0 ‘
tel-men who have been working on the ‘
Southport beds returned home last
night on account of the weuther. le‘ilv-
lug their boots behind them.
Hod
Suundexs went over this morning to
tnlned a small company or tflends last
evening at their home in St: ‘Johlr
street, whist being n feature Refresh-
nlents were also served. this port of
the evenings program being in keep
ing with St Patrick‘s Day. The first
pllze was wgn by Mrs. Charles Belt
and the second by Alfred Will-nook,
All ice wagon owned by E. T. B to!
John Albin. started togo ”through the
Washington street bridge renter by at
tumour at the ads. or the trolley
_ tracks at ll. point about opposite Oddo‘r
barber shop. For tunntely only one
wheel went down. . Bridge Tender
John Cole has since closed up the gall
with some planks.
The lighter Hlm’lpllrey 'l'oonley we‘ll
sliil on the edge of the all. nelu- the
Martin coil yard this morning and MP
probably stay until the northwest wind
subsides and allows higher tides. it
is not believed that the critit is in
um film. When she is floated sh:
will be token to" the head at the bar
bar and used in dredging out a. buslr
for the WI Nowell: Yacht Clul
l~2r~mbers‘ bouts.
Clnrénce Ayres, the young East Nor
wnlk motel-men. who has been won;
in): on the Southth beds, attempted
m suil back home yesterday. but not
long after stating he wished he had
not. The northwest wind begun but
(cling away ct his boat and alter hr
had reached Philip's Point at Green's
Farms he decided not the best thini
for him rim to rombnck into south
port hither. widen he did.
Owing i0atile heavy weight, the
double truck car and II trailer whlcl
the (illuminated company ill using Ir
Benedict Forms bridge
The“ ital-lei is seem-ct
from it Dahlia ti 5 the Wilson road
ooinpuny here been ill
the Job ailing in the Benedict
Farms bridge. for quite a; long time
' but l'roi‘n-I present indications the lot f
mm It treat“ 18
will ”completed
while. When the job is done. there
loft” runway between the bar-
bor and the m ll Vpopd.
m of ill ”
Club wmut“ Ii
1.1-1. "
.June. of Namelib
a r
Vctlbie Cylinder ”<30 «you «tell
V served.
" shed, and all had a merry time.
lie
street? spent yesterdayu in New York.
pull. witnessed the St Petrick's Day
parade. . I I
.. TBeutieys oroilestrn, of Bridgeport is
lit the notch Point pavilion
.ncxt summer. I I I
during
II Marshall ’l‘h‘atéh'er. or New Haven.
his purchased the stdclr‘ and fixtures
oi the store at Charles ii Golder. and
will take possession the first at the
quonth. .
IA specini meeting or the Home Mis-
siou Class of Rowayton is to be held
Friday evening of this well Will the
young ladies interested in nor little
work of the class kindly remember
lh‘nt evening?
The Ladies' Society of the Reliance
Hook and Ladder, Company and their
friends will play whist tomorrow at}
ternooll tron: two to live, at their
rooms lVViowaytVou are lie, All are in»
vited and a good time is disabled.
The hearing on the admission to pro
hate 0; the will of Fredtrielt B. Mead,
or this place. will Il‘ w‘a's rolleduled ior
yesterday morning im the Nero-ail:
Probate Court has been adjourned ul-
til next Monday morning at 10 o ‘cloci;. :
The express from Pittslii‘ald to New
Fork; Tuesday morning; met with an
Incident nonl- Rowaylon At thli‘r place
the enélne takes up water on the run.
in attempting to. do so the scoop In
some way caught upon a orbits tie and
was rimedfoid... Bolero becoming loos-
than it ripped along the track. and
when released shot back and tor-cu
n the bullet cor damaging it
considerably.
V'l‘lle Ladles' Aid Society at the
Methodist which held u‘n‘lostfllellglu-
fill “men" I
The house was
decorated and presented a
”Very“ DOW “ti app‘énrrlnce.
WE rig-program was enloyr‘d:
trhmeuthlw duet
08“, end Florence Moole: rouzilllgs
tenth
rs. Frank Crockett and Miss Muud‘e
more; recitation: by Mrs. Then“
and Rev. Mr. lrvine. This was fob
[titled by‘ games, after which refresh ‘
manta of. ice cream and cake were
There was a large attend-
A: social was held last meaning. un»
der the auspices of the Rownyton‘
Eupllst church, at the residence of Mr
and Mrs. John H. Shel-er in Highland
once or the members and friends at
the church. The house was recorutcd
in honor of Ireland‘s patron saint, and
presented a. delightful
raise money for the support of n child
realised.
and A B. Clevelley. The": was u
some of basketball. in which ills Am
the best pluyiug. lleciiulions
was one of much enjoyment
MEI-aw Toy
visitor in New Yul-k city yetserday.
John Mason and family have moved
Minn
ireet to Newton avenue.
use John. the young motor
eighth and a‘zeut. has purchased 'a. new
it muchi he.
ot a new automobile.
NW. V0! 08316“.
rltil’
John Bass has been nuité ill (or
,‘ post In or three days at his home in
maple IV uelmfieorge Sharer-V is tak
Afternoon Whiat
terrier, alter- w
ulien. at her ,
Vlm‘lum. Neely. Floris 7
a - heights, was
I’l‘uosdayllclur dmnltermeas. by. Police- --‘
luau Kurtllwrlie was lined $3 yester.
day: morning. I
Dr. George H. Noxon,
_ Nbr‘wa‘ik but rectory. where they were
train at Norotou one day this well. n
V out attracting attention. V
likely to provider music for dancing
. started out upon the receipt oi! news
social at the homer)! Mr. »
and Mrs James E Stevens, Pcnnoycr ,
V. street Flare evening.
The follow-
Misses Mildred
avenue. There was a large uttend— .
appearance.
The object at the gathering was to
in indie, and a, gratifying sum was ‘
in the green contest prizes
were won by Miss Mnrgnrct ilutllawnv
prose Crockett Beculcd the blize for «inhabitants cannot pointy moll- exlsvi'
were
given by Ambrose Crockett and. vocal
solos by Dayld Albrecht and Edward
Brothel-ton. Refreshments were serr-
ed and taken altogether the evening
or, of Dal-ion; was s
2mm Mason is said to be no...
seriously contemplating the purchase
Andrew Taylor hns purchnsed a pair
h 8 F horses from Thomas
‘ lmd‘ Ederd B‘Vul.
Witnébsed the St. Plat
3 Da‘ parade in New York city
to work, are said to hale loft Ibo
elder to get into south Norwaik wVV-II
The Rev.‘ Dr. Herbert S. Brown. pus-V
about. Dr. Brown expects to occupy
his pulpit Sunday.
Mrs. Thaddeus Bell will leave teddy
With“ her son. Alfred Bell, for the ill-
ter' a home in Denver, Colorado, when
she will Visit for a time. Alfred Blill’V
that bl father, the into town clerk.
was Itirit caily ill. but did not get here
until the day of the funeral.
Wlill’Jll.
Temple Lodge, F. ”and A. M. will
meet this evening in Masonic hull.
Mrs. L B. Mills entertained her
dauybter from Bridgeport. over Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen,
Bridlieport, were guests of Mrs. use
ris Mills, Jr., recently.
Mrs. Edward J. Taylor, oi! Greens
Farms, has been entertaining her bro-
ther- Oscar Banks, of Normlkp
Announcement of the enmemcht
or Mrs. Annie Spicer to Neil Jaime of
King street is made by Mrs. Spicer
Miss Ruth Weed is substituting r
Miss Mchiuun at the East Saugatum:
school. Miss McMnun is confined to
her home by illness
V it has been repel led that the Cell?
nocticut company bud discontiui‘i
not so. and the ofllciuls of the express
company say the rumor is absolutely
Iwitbout foundation.
OPPOSEDII'RADE CCHOVOLVS.
George L Fox. of New Haven. Speaks
Before Committee on Education. I .
HARTFORD March 181~Tludeu
schools In the cities of the state won
the import of u bill given It hearing
by the committee on education ‘Senu-
tor Luther chairman, at the capitol
this uttornoou
Among those in ' opponltidu
George ll. Fox of New Haven,
sold in pnlt:
"it is unwise inlnrfercncc with local
self cmulllmollt In compelling cities
of more than '0 not: inhabitants to es
tnbiish tlnliu wheels. iI introducps all
was
who
,tor of the Durieu Cougregntlon'si .
V‘ Church Who was so badly injured in
I on automobile accident, continues to
I steadily implove though he is still
obliged to use crutches in getting ‘
Df‘
running their cars to Norwalk. Thlsia. I
Coast Artillery “cried 0n the
l‘ Vil’ centll Ballulb Ytslenlay
We
Ailel,’ u session in wills lillduopolt
«Armory attended by It '
the oiichcl 9 Vol the toast
incl y col ps
compsn
Bolivian
loch lib ulF. F’t‘liil
Stunting with
uhe mst “an 'Cli
y
smith.
t
her will ove h
Capt‘fQJ. A H
u, vote 0! 30 *to
The meeting a .V .V .30 and wusv‘
held in the trim t‘ the Fourteenth
company. witbl‘le Gilbert ‘1. Fitch.
presiding. The Vigiillrili candidates
were nominatlidi“ A “film berg.
Norwich; C Edy VBydcr,.Dsn~
mfiyid Cannon
outflow “grunge“
New Inndoirif. Capt. KT it‘ll G.
Smith, Greedy/loll; Capt Edw'ullll P.
Weed. Norwulir. “and Cap‘taiu Indie .1
bury, l’V’Cupv
retlr .
New handout
ed Hermann; Brill eport.I
0n the “fill. allot. the votes welo
pretty well scattered. can. Heirloom.
getting only seven Capt. miller
withdrew litter the. third bull, [fund
Capt. Rogers alter the, toll tilt in:
Cap is. Weed iiiid (lo‘nuor didrtlot poi:
Vehough votes to be Motors; £1!in Vlhllll
new votes soon went to the hi i‘ den
didates By the fifth ballot it hull
settled dorm to a" contest butt/cell
GUNS. flashers. Smith Valid pronoun
with the first owned In the ,ém'ii 011 V
the smooth and eighth ballots the role
stood: Hegberg. 1‘8": Smith .3111. end. .
lV'érl-mann. 11. At this, after bei—V
.9 had been taken without V Fault.
-ecess was taken tor, ill tee.
.lnw which the voting ullll trimmed
on the ewelith builm all only. can—
dlqlues wme equal. each fleltiugV lu
votes ,‘
Bui at the end of the (mlrleeut‘lI.
ballot Capt smith wit Illr pl 3 be
greater ‘pu‘rt or the late to Cool.
cllliroll mu lliliitlllal in lulr‘llinistol~
inl; u iotni institution Illlougb stoic
In control authority which is nor so
consiitumi us to properly dischlrge
such dulltw
1V
expensive scheme bucnubc
tlndcs cannot be taught in such
schools u‘ml the character or indus-
tries in different pieces varies greatly.
Muuuui il‘iilnlllg schools In nil but the
largest cities judging by the number
of graduates they have sent Into‘ msn’i '
ulaoturing industries him: boon donut? i
rial failures; yielding uh adequateircvf
turn for the outlay Manual rr‘oining‘
schools in bilies of loci; than 150,000
grouse meréiy on menus! trnil‘liilr
schools. They are forced to 1.an
for scientific school's and mion otherIl
devices to hold pu‘bViisH They“ with
trade schools are the most oxneneile
fol-ms or rducutiou becmlm they re:
space mac‘hlncn inlhcs,‘ forges em.
combined uiIh‘ boilers and stem“ new“
or. They are oralnurv sciloollvlillls
shops and foundries for working in
wood and iron.
wage earning classes.
stitutions from which only-n
Inge will get. any direct bell
unrulugmnn Without childre
no sons will get almost no rer
turn for the huge expenditure for
costly plans involved in In ' ‘ai mu.
ing‘ or trade; schools.
” Such schools
"it is on Ilticlll impracticable and EI
runny ,
,qulre ill uddition to buildings about
Such schools for boys from?“ to 18 _
will Imflohe unjust tuxntlon of tllr i
Theynul be.
. tinted for the support of expensive ini .
Ismail: V
read a. very “thorough paper on There-
notice?” at It meeting ot‘ftil’e‘: Biamflnd
Medlcal Associationy-Tueadny evening
M. Tiltooy. in that city.
1“” ‘b' discus- c’o nuity of‘clfort. Man
pope Pu
and films schools and training. sdhoos
port? at)? I
laid in melbeen. ecViiiollVéVIley that playing 3 dier has to
Aniline all Imitll‘.
V Ithe presidents of the tluhil
line. roads to be present caused a post
‘ 'uoheluent of the lllectlu ~ which hull
been called to be hold
in the" ’Tru‘uk Lille
ht ii a. m.. but it
thlillt hour that
meut doth some day no
fixed at the comenleuce oi theiludlroad
_ omcinis, who purpose unending the
confelence ‘
I" caum‘ TCLSTO
'Isr Fur usuono,
Folly“:1 VVl oul
IL‘IL.‘ V
Morph 1V ii..-
i the
emucl‘l the same relation in industrial .
» president
1 been decided upon. ITile date will he
.llcrrmun, since oh the; ilextllixlil‘nt he
tuld ll clear lVlVlIijVorilyV and vaas depleted I
elected. ‘
‘-'l‘he conical! was mullahs by the best
of feeling hii alouhd. null \laior llei‘h
menu Will enter npou- his new dutlils
with the good wishes of all his Mother
omtei's. After "the election Cum; Flotil-
. lotion ion rrm’ullls,
ind respondedf in his Ilslull iu‘odcll'.
mnn‘cr. who ll. J. Hurley, the re-
-t.illlg inujVon. $11)th bllhii).
’ 4 ~-'l‘heltc‘ 3 nothing 'so' good for ll solo
brain me Dr. rooms Fiscirie’ Cli.
urea it in a few hours. Vltcllclls any I -
1 “ii, 1‘
mall: in buy pert. *VVIVIV
‘\wrm postpones rVVou clnoue. ‘
. “le 'W = .
IFV'i roe Béing Ehmtd Bets-teen Salve. ‘
w
v
sleu iHllle Acapulco Ens... new
the ~. Wnr between Sultaddr aViIVdV
in ‘ Willi sawmills 16
553i: 1th the entire
might enjoy a Circus, 1.
‘ 'ln that (oils will
anchored in
en!“ .
03.1 t
the lift, l‘lll
gets all no “ill the
lie I!
.i
I. p 2'. .
Egon at. “It? V
sfbhln speech V‘ ‘
I...”
' "U; {lily-“*9
s . Loom ,
out steel dinnuIVVV V
ed Press earnedt
Incorrect. ,No, ‘ V
mtcmplatedms hallui‘iiifi' '
iepondent sfe‘éi plenum
and accordinfietg ill “at
of 1 93cm“ ‘
-Steel Caliban}, Limited he
ridiculoue. ....: ..
Dill
piueldrcsm. tobacco. who Elude. .ll‘n
muchilu. my] 33 y}
such a soluble It IV
0:" MM leg'fil‘u‘t 11
District Clerk. loos. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler