. lie-om
w ”1000. intuition.
10 Dill 9' 1'00
,ne. 1“, F. IndA. A's"
Iconic Buildiux. Booth
trout, 1st one all 'l‘ueiitlsy ot'
:moutbwdui Ind Auxupt oil
, m-nt 8 week. All flutter
" WI cordially invited iii
..., infield. W. H. Robert M. Wloo
Quintet. 019.30, R. A. M.
1n Huddle building. South
Itroot 2d and 4th Tuesdnys of
m month—July. and Aucust ex-
- . ~It 8 o'clock. All Buy ill Arch
‘ cordially invited. Charles F.
it P. Robert M. Wilcox. Sec.
‘OINTI It. TILIPHONI
. CALL!
w; Department
,r, Iihzuoaspsrgmnt k
re 0 no. erwnl
Muller's Residence
. fty Editor's Residence
V . tilt and militiamen
Association
EMORY STEVENS aIntreulli t
on. “1‘.
core r
CORKRTT. Trellsu uror y
xecutlve Coinlnlttee
= appreciate their mine.
i new as hand for campaigning against
W such destructive agencies as the elm e
' tree beetle and the' work should not
{be delayed if the bout results Ire to
PO“ LM‘A AN
GTIAN SWARTZ
. The care of the trees is a problem
[itch they well be taken up seriously
and immediately. for they are without
ineution one of the towns chief
“times of natural benutl There Ire
dilemmas of opinion regarding meth-
ods for their preservation. but under
..the, circunistnnceo. the. only course
open in making an effort in this direc-
tion in to treat them according to proc-
. um which seem to give the best rc-
‘ Attila.
. Norwalll's trees have long been a
subject of fsvoinble comment on the
part of visitors and our own eitlsens
The season is
be, Obtained.
f .....___...__......
J'"l’l’l'oiliiltitit Taft doesn't like to ho
‘“ oritioined. and he doesn' t deny it Some
‘DUYlNG THE
f of the subject.
books, Mr. (llirtln iindu memornnlill of
people aren‘t quite so frank who on)
‘ they donl mind criticism if its fair.
4...... ., .-....
Lust cell for Emitter llsnnetu, And.
bythe way, Chnntecier hats will be as
mice in this city no the very rare
“other the hell.
"CHEAPER CUTS."
William it). (turtle. upeciul correspon-
dent of the (lhlhgo liccorli~lieroid. hilli
been producing some information
which show that several yeIrs ego the
late Professor Atwlitcr. of Wesleyan
University. had been milking a study
From his old note-
“ interview he had with Professor Ai-
wlttor'eoncernlng it,
" ducting from Mr. (Yul'tio' mimic. the
Hartford Oournnt onyx:
'DryAtwnler had undertaken ocicn-
~ title investigation to determine tho
“We of nutrition, and reports publish-
Oil by the department of agriculture
told people who winned to econo
.3130 how they could not tho moot
nourillinucnl fol their menu). nestling
what be cold to Mr (‘llrtln years also.
000 Ill reminded thin while the collim-
‘ living problem lulu be more dillicult'
. now than it was then because of the
"prlsollt high priceil.
‘ ‘04: flinch that is new concerning ways
“bivalent this plulilem.
“‘ehumr cute" in Mil/or. died ill the int-
. 'eil‘t cook- book. which is spptoved ov-
be blue not lemu-
The use of the‘
if It Willi not Written. by Secretory
“00h. iir Aiwutel hnti udvoliuicll
with line yearn before. sud, fol that
miltfir, the "(lhonwl culil' were in-
who to people who couldn't get any
thin; else throughout the once when
were no cooil~boolm "in buying
0t,ol‘tllnsry market rules." the pmiee
Jill” mill to Mr. i‘urtis. "we get on much
, motorist to build up our bodies. re
{air their wlultuu nlld live strength
tperil. in ii cento‘ worth of flour or
.1 Wile or titration «ii iii) cents or fl dot
of bill psy for in tenderloin. neimon
ablation." tie expinlncd that the
’ "the built ill the obonpont"
best food. in the 000100 of thst
is sold lit the highellt price. to
3, the most economical for people.
* iii: The food that in lmt fit.
the real «not» or the um may
very kind which supplies the
detriment at the lowest cost
. Tiltonlt st in cents 0 pound eon-
. II much protein and energy. in
jdlnestibie slid to fully In nutri-
$0 tenderloin at 30 cents. uncle
,. no high nutritive value on out,
.. It’ll: costs trout In eilht to hell
" - (trailers are I «hour if
intotd til them ill not meson
3.500 halving ill .but If» acute in-
, ill I. pint would bring only twsn»
‘ . has. about an ounce of 3;.”
, , 100 calories of energy. he
.. cents spent for flour It til it
“ . or it count it pound. would pay
~ I of protein and 18 .1000
if “33%th I tiny lemon
MM it pound
cAnmo roe we run. .
rr‘ci.”
lt IE??? tw‘ idem
on n o o the low bod toner
palatable by [food Midge: Dr. Air
luster xsve tilt! IImo advice and fluid
that than who with ed do economlne
loom rid tbelnutlreil otth «been. at
ourios tor rMilfl than nontr-
ihout. . the dilute
i Milli;
rotor-y Wilson“.
Mi *W _.
TWENTY YIARD AGO TODAY.
Tuesday. March 20. 1000.
' An epidemic or the llsndero nppcsr
ed among ll number of home in South
nNot-wells and several of the animals
had to be killed.
A committee of citizent oi the bore
ough of Norwalk Went to New Haven
to urge upon President Ciel-ll the no
‘ccsnlty of building 0 double railroad
track line through the shore towns of
the state.
l'ernor i took no on 0 ans.
Shoriil Flack from the ofllce ho illld
Acid for several years and he with or»
tiered to appear before the govelnor to
showicsuse why he should not be re»
moved. ‘ -
W
Riel" 1‘0 THE POINT.
" Repleoelltntive‘ mules or Connecti-
cut hns bummed. This sign of inde-
pendent life in the Connecticut dele-
gation is much appreciated. «New in
vcn Journal Courier
. —-O~—-
Over a hundred conzl-eellninn wrote
,leltersof sympathy to the late Con
glwomnn Lilley. diunppmvlng the wet
in which his inquiry was treated and
be was persecuted under "Cannon
l'ulcs."——Norwicn Bulletin.
+
The Hotel Vanderbilt. planned for
New York city. will be I nice. smart
place of twenty-one stories. The lir-
ticleljl telling about it mentions the
sum of 01,000,000. Whether this is the
cost of tile hotel or tho expense of put-
ling up in it overnight, is not quite
riosr.-—-Mlnneopollu Journal.
~—O-
i’hiluider. Jin. and bride. nrc living
on Benefit street. Providence. This
SIiOWS that he lnmied to advantage.
wSchenectady Union.
. ~+~
It isn't the cost of living that in
tioubiin: the people. it‘s the luck of
the wherewithsl to pay the coel,--—Mcr-
hit-n Record. '
.9...
There are :1 million people in Now
York who never knew the new of ii
bathtub and another million one the
bathtub for u coal bill. Such in life in
the great cily.~i«lridgewr1 Post.
3......
Now for home imprnvmuenl~-tite
front yard beautiful and the buck
lard useful—«humble Sentinel.
......
Cheer up! it roouirou no more
bruins or energy to do lililllllilflii on it
lnrgo nonle ibnll a email one-«but it
n‘qnlrcn inoro mumgo.~—i'ulcruoll
News. V ‘
”...... W. “N...“
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TRIED TO STEAL “.000.
MALDEN. Mann" Murrll 2t.~-\\'heli
it mnn snatched I hundbng containing
04.000 in ill-ecnbackn from John A.
ill-hoe on the street here. todsy. many
persons new the not and salvo chm
The (i'fin oi pureuers stcndlly in-
creiulell. several policemen joining it
and deupitv the dillpiuy of it revolver.
the thief was finally cornered. in 0
intro and captured without bill tiring
ll ullot. The money was recovered.
Bruce. who is I level ilnlurnnce intent.
WM on ills way from his office to the
bunk. The men under Irrest wail ineli-
ed up on I charge of highway robbery.
He still ihqt hln heme wait i“. H. Ril't‘.
lhllt he wall 40 years old null that his
fifiiiiq} was in Portland. Maine.
NEW ENGLAND HARDWARE A800.
‘4 CiATiON.
ROSTON, Mart-Ii 24.-~ii‘letrhor ilsr-
'bor of [truck ilm wnn elected -prelli
dent of the New England ilnnlnarc
'Dunlers Association at the rinsing
uenslon of the communion rod” The
[other unicorn include: First vice prohi-
dent. Henry l.. Runsell. illolrollo: nec-
oud vice-president, F. iii. Stacy.
Springbok]: trensurer, Honry bl.
Sounders. Heston: secrctnry. Chariou
ll Underhill, Seinel'villn.‘ directors, .1.
Strockblue. Wimp-town. Conn: H. H.
HId'til' ilulilnllion. Vt; if. W thlev.
Were; Henry 0 Fill Ailiol; A J. On-
borne illolyoilo.
.... .... ...-m— —.. .. ....
lMK BEAUTIFUL
Iy All Hessombie Means, Tr to Oh-
tain lunty. The Surat old.
it In perfectly loullllnllto for on.»
cliewnlnu or woman-«to 11!”!er and
by Iii hallo menus to try to obtain
boIltty. Donut); of films in onnlly the
chief put of human beauty. and the
resin factor In that is a "good coin-
uloxlou.”
The secret or it good complexion.
sud thllt mean! bonut of face. in told
in this phrlnlo from t 0 writing: of ii
ptolnlnoot ititlli molellst "every one
tloio or color in the complexion comes
from the blood" And this 0 plainll
the treat suocou of Mill-go.
Ellwoonn discovery thst is lie popuisr
with the rotating besutisil shroud. it
in In tablet form, Ind team to con-
tutu every element that is needed to
incite I full. my complexion free
on: . Without. bloteholl
“1d local“? h B inb‘emlrthsfi
e M
malaise cllu‘ he ebtnined for 000. with
o undertuendiot til-t it it lies. not
give the dulretl’ mm the leaner
will be refunded. We olivine every
0 MIN "
. "in
1W? dumbest
unproven by 309“
r‘ ‘h
lid 4
v
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ARTICLES OF iNCORPORATION.
The Windsor Avenue Brick Com-
lmny. of Hartford; capitol 050. 000;
to begin business with 02. 050: incor'
Donnie Ind Stewart N, Dunning.
The J. imoourciere Comlulny. of
Meridcu; capital 020.000: to begin
ciere and P. T O'Brien
The Sexton Woolen Corporation. of
Norwich. has filed n ccrtiiioste of in-
corporation. ahnwin; um. itll oillcers
are h. .i. Sexton, president; i... ii
Stallion. treasurer. unll C. A. Bullion.
«corollary.
The Journal Printing Corporation
of Windsor Locke hull filed it rortlli-
llsil newnpnlwro pamphlets books and
do lob printing The nihilism ill cupi
noun with 80.000 The lnl‘olpol‘nlorn
ale loiln M Molar George M Will-
lncr null Churloll ll. Ialiiiilll’i.
CATCHEF BOWERMAN HA5
DLOOD POISONINO.
HOUSTON, 'f‘oxnis. March 21,-“
Front: itowerlnnll. rulrhor for the lil-
dinnnpolis Amelicull team. won tattoo
to the honpilnl lodnl. suffering flout
blood poisoning int n tumult of nppn
limit) lrivlul hurls on the face lint!
tabled in prnrlire bore,
porlltorn James J. Dennil. Thomas (i lew York city mounted for It While
ltoduy the seat he held moor years
businem with 0i5. 000; incorporutorsn been here reietlw to u bill to retire
Joucpll lmeourt‘iem J Alfred lint-our-l hlm With the rank of lieutenant gener-
late of incorporation to print and pub Another of the \lllilllu of tlio Now
iiillil‘d ill “8.,000 hill Wl" Mflill lillfil-l illlllklllf" gioxp dpulm of [Mn
...... .... ..m
GEN. etcxtes' BIRTHDAY.
WASHINGTON. Mill-ch it .-~Bhow‘
‘iuu few Ilene or his st vents. Melon
(ionornl Daniel E. Sirkion, retired of
i
use ill the iirut. row of the [lotion of.
Ropronentntlvee. (lonorul Sickle: bun
ul. lie in one of the inn nunlvors of
the Corps commanders on both «idea
in the Civil War. and loot a lull It
Gettysburg. An impromptu reception
in the House chmnlmr wan given him.
...me
ANOTHER Vlco'f‘lgks OF FARO 8W"!-
PROVIDENCE, it i March L’i ..
York build of into outndlers WM; the
closed lode) Winn .itlmllil ti. Wolf ti
city
elated mm 0“. (bill of l in 037 000 liabil-
“ml who lost in mull-tin and film
lather: ill Now “bit. He made thin
utntcnloni before u low-ling of Mil orod‘
lions. among whom ill‘t' New York and
Boston luminous llrmn.
«me-w”?
NORWALK CENSUS ENUMERA-
TIOR
William ii. itelmonu .lr.. or the
hint of ltseymond 0 Dillard and Ernest
Lou-room, pull of .iou-vior t‘iisrioil
lnurence. of Norwnlll huw boon an
E. amendment to it measure introduced
Batter
Greetings
"" pointed [It two of iht- u puns onumoru-
Sentinel not sdvs. on. ion.
0
Special Easier Sale.
14 Egg
BUY YOUR EGGS HERE FOR EASTER EVERY EGG GUARANTEED OVER 600
DOZENS ON SALE SATURDAY MORNING
0
>.._«u--. We...
WORK OF CENSUD ENUMERA'YORD
BOSTON, March 24. --ln looking
over the New England census field
today. Dr E noun nut-end the outlaw
nl eulurrlntoudont. nnid that by June
lot he hoped to be able to report the
number of inhabitants in the [lulled
Stilton. probubly between 880000.000
and 91,000,000.
The great. army of enunlorntorm
consisting of 75 .000 men und women
will movo on April iii and will cover
the cities in fifteen dliyls and the rural
switch»: in thirty days it will take
four lnonthe to rover tho inunufuliur
lint inletcots and thieo penis to labll
into and iillltl} the vest undertaking.
Dr Durand won the guest of Show
intonllonl (lhnrien l". Guilt-my of tho
New Emlillill section ill lunch today
and spoke before the City Club this
viii-fling.
DOLLAR A DAY FOR OLD BOL~
clans.
WASHINGTON. .‘iinrrh 24.--Ono dole
illr a day for all old soldiers. incapaci-
tilled in the service. it; provided in it
hill reported favorably froth the House
committee on military sflnirs today
by Representative Sherwood. Demo-
rm Ohio The bill has been tut-tom
the committee for nix or ileum mum.
and comes before the ilouee now an on
by Representative Townuond. chnbil
can. Michigan providing lot the rotlro
ment of army unicorn
' Eeéler
Greetings
35c lb.---Very Best Creamery Butter, new-f-35c lb.
VERY BEST MAINE POTATOES o ..................... peck. 20c; bushel 80c:
WALTER BAKER' S BREAKFAST COCOA. tan ................................. . ..... lgc
BECKMANN‘ S BEST BREAKFAST COCOA can ...................................... l8c
6 cakes FELS NAPT HA SOAP for ................................................ 25c
3 cans EXTRA FINE TOMATOES for ............................................. 25c
FANCY SPANISH BONELESS SARDINES. can ............. . ...... . ........... . ....... age
3 pounds YALE TOAST OR SODA CRACKERS for ..................................... 25c
WlTH THiI COMBlNATlON ORDER
1 pound Special tliutlu 'lon ..................
100 St 1 pound Motto i'olfoc ......................... 320
amps ree 1 package llonsrrii t‘ uln Bunch ................. 100
Total ......................... . ............ 92¢
70 i-lllilulm with 1 lb. Very “PM 'i‘ou ............... 000 23:. Sllthlpil with 1 lb. Very llont Coh‘ec ............. 35?
till Slump” with 1 lb. Spot-lei tirade Ton ....... , . . . .50; so Sinuipn with l lb. Miro!“ ('ofi’oe ............... 32
till Siiunpn wiih l lb. (liloloe 'i‘ell .................. doc ‘35 Stunlpn with 1 lb. M. I: .l. i‘oflt‘c ............... 300
no Stumps with ‘6 lb. Very flout 'l‘on .. ............ 300 d ritnlnpll with i in. f‘llm'c ..... v. .. ........ W264:
2:. Stuliipu with It, lb. Hoot-int ’l‘en .......... ,, . . . . .200 :5 Stumps with 1 lb. Bunion Coffee ............... 200
10 Stamps Free with Any of These Articles 10
- l nsu alivei Lullu ltbubllrb ........ 120 I pit: tloid llocll Jolly Powdoi .100 "
l
i not. (told itocil Ammonia ....... 100. Collect i I,“ Manhunt! 0,. Spaghetti ,,,,, inc
2 3):“. (lul'; Pig; i’ropiiraliou ...... 10¢! 1.0mm“ Salmon“ onus 200
1) K (ion at lift) i loo .......... ' " """""
l cutie limllrlno Soup ............. '0‘ Pink Stamps 1 can Mustard aurdinou ........... 150
l largo bottle billing ............ 100 i pita. Nivurll Food . .. ........ 150
All the Leading Brands‘ Wines and Liquors
GEORGE EHRET‘S BOTTLED BOOK BEER. Case. $1.15
Old Crow oi Hunter ll’hhlllol ........ 01.00 Gordon or Old Toni (tin ..... ..... . ..... ..000
Willow or (lvnrholl. ......hl. ..... . ....... 01.00 illnolt A White Scotch ....... . ........... 0110 .
(lid Volley Ol flllorwtlod ............. ..'. ......smo ’fhlhnr’s Special Scotch. ................. ..0l.10 ’
(iriion ltlvor Whiskey ................ ..........0i.00 'f‘olor Perfect llottled (‘ocllillllll ..... ........... .0100
Monogrnmltyo Whinituy..... ..... ........ ...000 lieubielu'llfllullcdclltoi is 01.00
tinretnirsityo Whiskey . . .. 01.00 OremoiJeMouthe..............i :m.000,0n0000t.
Gauntlet Whittitdy "H ............. . . ..700 . ‘ turnstil- Angelica Wine 500 hot-
WINE
g .. .lm gallop
AF
who mull I [000 complexion
01ft! rout Mill WWI!“ 000%“.
i
There Wines gel! gt 01.50 $1100”? in New Yorlt City.
Arrived Just in Time for
Tomorrow
Our Miss Ciavcn. buyer of the Cloak and Suit Department.
secured yesterday twenty-five Sample Suits at one-third less
than regular prices. These will be offered tomorrow in the
same proportion—4h” is.
1—3. Below Regular
Value
Every garment bears the usual “Boston Store" Guarantee.
t
No extra charges for alterations. If you are going to buy .a
new Suit, come here tomorlow—we will give you something
worth having and at the same time save you a snug little sum.
A HilflSliME
O’BRIEN, the ' Hatter.
A Beautiful“ Easier
Gannon
“In ill in
Equsitdy Decorated with 0 Gorgeous Floral Design
t.
a... 5’ F
:3iéfi gag
iéég fig?!"
2.0“ a
fig: 3' 3‘
.2 THIS WEEK iliill
NOTICE-oWiLL IE CLOSED ALL DAY. FRlDAY, MARCH 25TH.
Ad? l-‘nllcy
Very ilcst Creamery Butter. a Patent Flour. s
pound ..................... 35¢: bug ........................
18 pounds Granulated Sugar. .0100 Grandmothers Gets. 3 pugs.
A0? Policy Patent Flour. n bsr- for .......................
rel ...................... 06.75 lone Tomatoes. ll cans for ..... 200
Spinach. 3 cells for .......... 250 Laundry Starch, 7 lbs. for ....250
New Laid Eggs, a. Dozen, 25c
20 Stamps Free with 3 pkgs.
2t) BtImpa Free with 7 miles
A&I’ Soup for ............. 250 Afil’ Corn Starch at . . . .70 pkg.
Iii) Stamps with Any of the Following Articles
i can ii. llolins. at ............ 100 2 when At? Chocolate. ench. . .50
i can Old Dutch Cleanser. ut. .100 l bot. Stuffed Olives. st ..... ..100
i box Shelter Suit. st ......... 100 1 bet. Cider Vinegar. It ..... 100
1 jar Jilin. at ................ 150 1 in. Fig Newtouu. lit ......... 100
iHE BREAI ii? iii BMW"
124 Washington Street. South Norwsik
Tel. No. 000. Dliivorih 0:00 A. It. and 0:00 F. M. Free Delivery.
.. ,
Enter Styles Eadier Prices
DERBIES ... . . . . .........0x.5o, 0:45. 01.90. 0040, 00.90
SOFT HATS . . . . . . . . . .500, 01.00. 01.50.0145. 01.90.0040
MEN'S AND BOYS’ CAPS ....... ...aoc. no 000 and til-lo ,
continue ...................75c.goc.Si-40-0heo.0s.gok
in your new allow" has but water or more heat. It is chapel“ to run
and give”. more satisfactory rennin. Specify
Argand Boiler
'Alh us for information
The ARGAND BOILER c9.
ileum NORWALX. court-
mom Wm user in soil.
Norwalk Chronicler