.Iorne of Mr. Ballotk’s parents,
1,. petresli merits;
be held on the evenly; of April 23th,
sboys from Center School
’ letter to postmaster Andrew
It.“ “I"
SOCIAL Will-t
PEANUT IRIT‘I’LI
Ill” CANDY
WA.
CANDY IABK IT.
CANDY “NIB
FRESH BAKED GOOD. 3
CUP OF SUFFE. TEA
COCOA ON MILK. D
SANDWIOHIC. 56
Leno's Bakery.
bouillon-1|
UNDERTAKER
mnmwwuo
,IW .87-
xfium; lie-II. ill-
‘T. A. Sullivan. contractor, of Valley
Place, this city. mterday was a
visitor in New York on business.
Mrs. Arthur 13. Crow is confined to
her home on Woodward avenue, dan-
gerously ill. Mrs. Crew’s many
friends are hoping for a speedy re-
covery. ’
».
W
Mr. and
of Washington, D. C, are spending at
tow days in this city, visiting at the?
on
West Street. Mrs. iiallocli, Sr.,
nerionsly ill.
.____._.__
Hugh P. Campbell, Jr., of Spring
intreet, who is acquiring an enviable
reputation as a singer, this evening
will visit, Mcriden, where he has been
engaged to sing at a St. Patrick's‘
Day entertainment to be given in that
city under the auspices of St. Roses
Church
-——Notice. Junk orders intended for
William Enron. should be telephoned1
to Samuel Jails, successor. Call 499.
87 Fort street.
The members of Flieudsliip Asso-
ciation, .‘o. 7. last evening met at the
home of Mrs. Robert Acton, on High
street. After the close of the busi~
ness session a pleasant social time
bras enjoyed including music 1‘ and
The next ineetillx1will
at the home of Mrs” George Davis, on
South Main street.
"Miss Molly," a clever and interest-
Ing little play. is to he presented
nome time during May by the seniors
of the Franklin and Center Junior
High Schools.‘ Plans have already
been formulated for the affair. and
Qhe work of rehearsing wili“ start im-
‘ mediately. The girls in the cast will
fie item the Friinklin School, and the
- 1
Former Congressman Jeremiah Don-‘
«oven and daughter Emma, are expect-
ed to arrive at their home on West
‘ street, this city, some time tomor-
,1.l'ow The congressman has been at a
health resort in the south, since the
distal adjournment of congress In a
Leaiy,
Ir. Donovan states the splendid wea-
ther ia a great temptation to stay a
flow days longer. and that he is im‘
proving satisfactorily in health
Young men and boys, playing base--
”hall on Winfield street Sundays are
‘hery apt to get themselves in trouble.
‘Heigbbors of that street for some
a past have been busy securing
“the players' names and they will be
ad War. to Prosecutor William A.
mil. in, for: action, providing the
'1 may bali- playing does not stop. The
igoung men will be charged 'wlth vie
, Idling a city ordinance which covers
THE BANK OF SERVICE
’ Use Checks
L The use or checks will help you
to_gct ahead. A checking ac-
count with this bank
Provides
"* 5310 way to carry money. A
.‘3‘9, W3? “they. money.
CW! way to account. {or .
ey.
Don’t .1 , -
“troy bills twice. Pay by M
all your dieolm oosne book a
anhBI-idgepon.
msmumhonncconntof
illness.
mmnommmv York
tonne-m
,mi‘ahCondeominWJoday.
onlmlb-Illl.
Y0“. is the guest or 1111111
Mrs Frederick B.iiaiioc11,'=HunL Rinnflde avenue.
Conn. m n visitor today with rain
13 lives and friends in South Norwalk.
gntionnl Chords. not.
wmwl.mwdieris
Edvard W.m is confined to his
~————-.
Judge Joesph ll. Taylor. of Wash-
.Atbolflm 'Jnhl Keogh Ind Nehe-
hiiu lug-filo l‘ivennon. of (New
Helen
Mrs. Carl Schnnb. o! llranchville,
_——-
The non! business was considered
last evening when the Sunday School time 15 promised
Board. of the South Norvvnlk Congre.
1
The Hospital Whist Club will be1
entertained. lh'ldny afternoon, March
l9th.nl30’cloob.otlhehomeoers.1
I. 0. Huntington, on It Buview ave
one. 1 t'
. lreland's Patton Saint won‘t be slight‘
The six mold daughter of M1. and i
Mrs. John WJlro Brown. of Ludlow sirceal
is confined to her home with dial-1
theria. The little firl attended Fitch
school. T
Frederick (i'ureeisii1ooti:3 of Winfield
street. 1 prer and clerk in
south Nonvilk Trust Cambium!
on Washington street, is ‘enjoying a
h today. 1 1. .
,1 .5 1.2.... 1
xiverytk‘lhg In in readiness for the
visitation o! the Great Cblels of the-
I State at. the South Norwolk Wigwam;
on West Washington street,
Monday min; At the meeting of
Uncas Tribe. last night, final plans
were command. Several entertainers
from Bridgeport will be secured. and
there will be refreshments galore. A
big time is expected. One application
was received during the course of the]
regular morning of the tribelaist.
night.
nextl
During the. :1th or February ther
were 1.450 dentin in Connecticut, ac~l
cording to the monthly bulletiiI of the1
State Board at Health, which is being-
received locnlly. The report is inter-
testing in ennui-lion with previous
months. last month there were '12 _
less deaths than in January, and 173
less than in February oi? last year, and
just 03 is: than the average number
of deaths during February for the five
years preceding. The mortality of non
residents in this city last month was
1 The tailoring cases or infectious
diseases were reported to the State
Board by Norlalk officials: Cerebro
spinal fever, 1;tubercuiosis,1
There is much local interest in a.
dispatch (run the Capital City in
which it is hinted the papers in the
case of Jeremiah Donovan, of this
city, against the nesting of Congress-
man Hill, his fellow-townsman, hears
l the earmark: of having been prepared
by some one who knows. [t has been
.» ‘ _ asserted that the work was done by
‘ “ Represenlntive Claude Kitchen.
of
Nomi Cumin, Kitchen and Hill
have crossed holds in tariff bills in
past. you: and it hui been taken for
granted that Kitchen would not Work
if Hill was not a member of
and figure: Kitchen has experienced
at his oin'i expoun_
13.1; .r. n, my the South Main
and m In- the money value at
a mdtbfliflmo—orlio for
eochtooth. Beplnaei thisvslueon
' the Minnesotans-y laborer. Row-
innohmh the uni. at yours?
or. PATRIGK'S oAv ousnvsnocl
Various canonization- to Do Honor
observed as befits the occasion in
city tonight 11 number of celebrations
will be carried out. ,
, sented in St.
school hall, on Henry street.
the ., .
next House. Hill‘s penchant for facts ‘
Be comfortable-Be happy-Be cheerful
buy the genuine JEDDO COAL
from .
RAYMOND BROTHERS
PAGE SEVEBI '
The New Science
alflNl‘rllDu or CHIROPRACTIC,
mumummuuaml
modtbodiosousodtbomo
Idle-anthem Dino-elem:
edbyotpmchtvlstorlprelnin;
theboch. Evenirdoniochlldhwc‘
herestupinohodnervelmwnm
totes-Hula modifier-onto:- do:
but an
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_ -—LET US DO IT—
to Ireland'- Patron: Saint.
q—n.
Today, St. .Patrick’s Day. will be
ABBOROUHI‘URIB’I‘B-
‘Phono $51-13 or 1318- 5
have TreesTo'i'rim
308MB & Saunders
moss-slid
thrown
teneinmmr'booy. movable-1
liven attention: also ennui
woeful-91nd Yonwmmverrw
”muscmsuueoi
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Inuktitut-31mm
T. Francis, D. C.
- Nornalli. Coming. as it does. in the nouns NORMAL! 001m NW It. .0 N
middle of Lent. the opportunity of I . . walk. Conn.
merry~mahing is grasped, m in this ‘ m Pm School, the
-- '
, 111111
Hazeltoii
Goal
3"
An interesting play or lrish horns
life, “Aline Ashore," will .be pre-
Patrick’s parochial
At the Counrty Club there will be
dancing, and at 1123 o'clock I sup-
Oper will be served.
---v
Under the auspices oi the Ancient 1 I
Order of Hibernians, Div. No. l. a
Tth. HershfielddrSonCo‘
pleasant entertainment will be given
in the Town Asembl Hall. The Rev.
’ vii. an. ill vuivsn or.
D. J. Bustin, of New York, will leo-
iv
mm 12s
Special for To-Morrow
Spring Coats $3 .95
On Sale Thursday only
25 NEW SPRING COAT5—Regular prices $5 and $6
matron ......... . . . . . . ‘. ...................... $3 95
No C, 0. D.’s. No Exchanges. No Alterations. ‘
'l‘o-
WASHI GOODS ’
Shooting Prints
51:1: mulli- price. To
Staple Apron Gingham!
be; regular price. Be .
Drone Glnphsme
1011; regular price, 12l/3c
Crinkled Seersucker-o
all
111'
ture, and music and singing of on in-
10s; regular price. 150 '
terestlng nature will afford an enloy- .
sblo program.
The Billiiiens. in their quarters on
Washington street, will enjoy a tur-
key supper. and an especially gay
is Pyorriiea
(Souwtinicn milled Riggs thiuc)
it is characterized (among olho
symptoms) by bleeding,
gums,
0111119 East side the Men's Class
of the East avenue N. E. Church will
give their annual St. Patrick's Day
supper. There will be good speaking
and other features of interest
dropping out of the teeth.
. or third stage?
Taking it all in all, the memory oi
Do you know what causes it or
ed in this city. your health?
\ general observance '0! St. Pat
rick s Day will 0(‘(lll’ in the First Dis-
trit't tonight by Belenfl societies. An
entertainment, lecture and dance will
take place in the Town Assembly1
Hall under the auspices of the local
A. 0. ii., and a large gathering is on
pected.
Pym-rhea. when you see it and how t
prevent and overcome it.
and cruise.
Dr. J. ii. Mallory
16 80. MAIN 81"..
HOURS-0 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Sundays by Ippolntment.
Our Sisters‘ Rebekah Lodge, 1. 0.
The Dread of Dentistry
discolored
receding gums, sensitive teeth.
bad breath. and finally loosening and
Do you know that 00 per mm. or
the people have it in the first, semnd
how what :1 terrible menace it is to
You should know how to recognize
(‘1111111 to me l‘or free nomination
BO. NORWALK.
Pillow Club
101:: regular price. tzl/ac
its: regular price, 150
Shellie—721100
2911:; regular price, 351:
Shouts—81x90
44o; regular price, 50::
501:; regular price, 60c
6411; regular price, 761:
l‘
PHONE 446.
SPRING
Footwear
.._..._._..._~ __ “m...
0
We are prepared to
L0, R, will iiold a St. Patrick‘s night. l‘ ”"
Supper will be served following a so- .‘
.1.1 110111 One Look at Our
At the F‘hst Congregational (‘hurch T
a supper “ill be served under the eams
direCtion of the Kind Word Circle, and inoirwlll prove that: we ill‘C
doing hiiiiicss in 11 very high china
and \Vellnitz-Sterling orchestra will
play.
way.
We will pay you highest prices
for all Junk and .causo you the
least inconvenience."
Send it postal or telephone Hi
and one of our wagons will call.
, The
“In. liliron Co. Inc.
3 Roman st. E. Norwaik Conn.
-—'l'lic Sontliici line all the lull'fll
111ous, bolls local and nevi-ll.
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE :
Mill COLOR Ill HAIR
DON’T STAY GRAY! IT DARKENS
show the newest and
latest fashions in
, Elite
, Raiston
Hanan
SO NATURALLY THAT NO.
SHOES.
BODY CAN TELL.
You can turn gray. faded hair beau-
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if youll get a 50 cent bottle of
"Wyeth' s Sage and Sulphur Com-
pound" at ,any drug store. Millions of
bottles of this old, famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually; says a well-
kn0wn drugglst here, because it
darkens the hair so naturally and ev-
enly that no onelcan tell it has been
applied, ,
These whose hair is turning gray.
becoming faded. dry. scraggiy and
thin have a (surprise awaiting them,
because after one or two applications
the gray hair vanishes and your looks
become luxuriantly dark and beauti-
ful—all dandruff goes, scalp itching
and falling hair stops.
This‘is the age of youth. Gray-
haired, unattractive folks aren't want-
ed around, so" get busy with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur tonight and you'll
be delighted with your dark, hand.
some hair and your youthful appear
ance within a few days.
Furniture
call and give estimate.
134-180 WASHING’IDN
“7......
RELIABLE HISIERY
Men, Women and C
nick. who on iii item 1111 11111 W shades
Seeihenewnflluryhocnodchoieioibispshoes
Repairing
__ and
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Substitution cumin-1
leedd’rtc‘esileasonablg
A.J. AngerinehSonCo.
amour.
GLOVER’S
Pile-Easier Sale
l
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i
1
t
x .
T upon that for quality, style
1
l
i
EasierCards
Novelties
“swan 'NOVELTJES,
50. 150-
J L Malletle
1
11
"'“If. 1.11
1
E1 Theileed 8i Volk
“ Electrical Co.
'C , 1,11. diniyruliy chipped
:Lsiofiucsi. sacs .
iii! the Tm r
11qu surmise
Bo. Mlln 81..
GARMENTB
Lodleo’ House Dresses
40c; regular price. 75¢
Lsdieo' House Dresses
140: regular price, $1.00
Ledlso’ Shirt Wuiots
Sampled—50c; were $1.00
Lodles' Shirt Wolfis
74c; regular price, $1.00
Children's Rompers
35c; regular price, 50c
Boyd Blouses
151:: regular price, 25c
Children's Rain Costs
$1.49: regular price, $1.98
Lsdleo’ Rain Costs
Three Days of Bargains
MARCH 13-—19--2o
$3.50: regular price. $5.00 ‘
Lsdlse’ White Skim
Samples st sole Prices .
These prices for these three days. Watch io-morrows’ papers ior other liens
A. DICKERMAN and SON
buying :in illlJO-iiail‘ :wring
shoes or men's Illi'lilr'iJl;
miles you c in't beat.
L FElNSOD
it you are interested
suit,
:1 Vital!
to the Palace Shop will convince
and
Theatre Building
98c to $6
Special 48h0wing
Spring Waists: '
IAACOBY’S
. ._..-.~. ____ .._._..
New Spring
SUITS
in all the Fashionable
arms on. ,
We Give 8&H Stamps.
SOUTH NORWALK.
MATERIALS and SHADES .
M. Moltascli & Son
120 WASHINGTON STREET.
.... 1.4.._....._.
TOWELS
Turkish Towels
Mill Ends—5c
Turkish Towels
201140—1111; value, 16::
Turkish Towels
221012—1411; value. 19c
Huck Towels
18x35—2 for 151:; value, 100
Huck Towels
191141—1113 value, 16c
Table Damask
211:; regular price, 25c
39c; regular price, 50c
Counterpanes
79c: regular price, $1.00
98c; regular price, $1.25
SOUTH NORWALK
i
1
1
1
1
Cum 111 here
AND SEE WHAT IS IN MAR-
.KET. WE HAVE MANY
,,VEGETABLES CONSIDERA-
law In ADVANCE 0",»
lTHEIR SEASON. .
GHIOTTU 8i KUBAN
FREE DELIVERY
1-3::
Davey’s
50c TEAS
Equal to most 60 cent
grades. 60 S 81 H
Stamps with each lb
m“. _..__._._..__
ilimness
0i ViSiilii.
“lion 1-1: til: it is a 5‘- an that ginss~ ..
. GE are needed.
Let our Ot‘ libiS'i‘, who is :1
skilled physician. examine your
eyes and prescribe the correct '
glasses. ' V
No charge for examination
THAM ER
ocuusrs AND os'ricmns. 1
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
" Stove
user-1.1
Make Your Gas ~
1
- Orders are now being received-(oh
the semiigmin‘g device which attract . .5
ed so much attention at the’ Indus-
trial Show.
. The price is $2.00, attached to your
' 3 present gas range.
f
in Shell, 1hbSici-s Saturday. '
1 . or a hundred dollars In
"me, Wedding bouquets, Out Howe
our competitors in Funeral denim
’Open Sat. Evenings. Est. 1897..
Fresh dailv—Cod, Eastern Hallbu
1110,01: and Buck Shun, Salmon, Flu
{Kannada All frosli.‘!\'ot non-n. Sea.
Eunlopcs. llockaway oysters, Own,
insig- (flame, Round and Long Clo
J. -I... .4.wa
11
A SQUARE DEAL TO} AL
It makes no dlflet‘ence whether
your ,order calls for a dollar's worth
ore, or plants. I can save you money.
We can quote prices that will do”
‘ Come and. make your own selection
from our Album or Designs.
so than to our ability in motion fle-
WW ,0: products cos a 1
omit o 1 no
Norwalk Chronicler