TH‘ NEW
Waists Goods
For “tin. and .ummcr Wear
are now being about: in Percalea,i
Gingham; Galateas. Voiles. Batiste.
Crepe~. Seersuckers. Garbardines etc
A complete aesonmeat oi
WHITE GOODS A
E. IS. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Not-walk.
i
One $20. is just as good as
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THE LATEST BOOK
by Arthur Gleason
“Young llilda at the Wars".
another. but one $20. suit is
not necessarily as good as
another.
If you happen to be an ex-
Special Announcement
Be sure and read our big ad in this
paper to-morrow, which will give
tull particulars of our
DOLLAR DAY SALE
SALE STARTS SATURDAY
Doors open 9:00 a. m.
Look for some of the great bargains in our Windows
t‘ it. Wood. is
out analn atLer an lllllt'~
.illtl \iill rt dint; lit.~ tltlllt.‘ Villll
ill itridreport.
oi' (lehorne :tH-Iitte,
lt‘lt‘lilitlilt maxi Meek.l
The illt‘lil‘nt‘rs of the \‘twtry. the \\'o-
tit:in'.~ (litild, the ciiior. tlie (lirl'r.
Friendly Society. or' the Junior Guild
and the Young Men‘s t'llill ot' Trmits’
t titit'eh hate arranged to hold an enter-
"iiitlllt‘lll in iioyt‘s Theatre to he folA
ltii‘tt‘tl iii a Lt'llt‘l‘ltl danie til the Lodge
liiitnt ill the name liitihiiiii: on next
'l‘ttt iduy t'it‘lllllL’ The choir is to ren-
.it-r seiet-al Milt‘i'ilolit. the members of
the Guild are to present a sketch. the
Girl's Friendly atid Junior tiuild 'The
llunt‘e oi the Seasons," tiic Young
Men‘s cltib some. black lace Minstrels.
There. will also be danced by request
"The Parlove (iavotte." This is the
wind-up of a \ery bury winters work
and the last tucialile oi tlte season for
the members of Trinity church.
AMERICANS TO BUILD RAILROA .
.\‘\.\' Jl'A.\' [iii], Sl'it. Nicaragua
March 2. Both (‘lliilltbt‘ra of Congress
llitlt‘ sanctioned the ialt‘ bv the Gov-
ernmen‘ of tlie wharf and adjacent
lltlitl at San Juan del Sur to American
interests for the tonstruttion of a
railroad from this city to Granada on
nditlon that the railroad be completfi
ed within four years. ,
Slight earthquake tremors continue.
I $1 00 pert on cloth, on tailoring
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l and on style. you'll see why
NNELLY’S
DO our $20. suit is better than
STATIONERY STORE ‘ the usual suit at $20. ’
’7 ' ' reet. . .
13 South Mam St It you re not an expert you ll
" L . be safe to depend on us.
Your money back here.
R Ogers & Stevens There are to be two ill'\\ saloons in
" ’ , this city tine i.- plztnnt d tor liaiiroad
. (‘lalr'litt‘ t‘erotll. tintiitnrtiet, l.\ to South Norwalk Norwallt. “WW“ “hm. “ “Hump.“ ”“5"" h
.dtt)‘, “"1”": i" N. “ \“rk H” 7* .. . (i be tr:tii~i'eied into a retail llt‘i‘ilht'.
_ _ Tlti 'l' l‘ \itll tneet itiiiioi-rou The other saloon will llt' on Wale)
Th” Xotualk “u“ rm" uill “"1“ “ alteration 2i i: o‘tioi'k. \\llll .\ll‘> Frank Sll‘t‘l“. llltftthll “it"l'i‘ lit" it“ ”it‘ll“
meeting at l)orlott'.~ point on Saturday. “I “uranium. l3 (”pg“). ”mmwnm limm INHN. “I” i... lilll I“ “mk
Beginners are lll‘llt'tl to attend. M___ _‘..
' "_ -—‘ 'l‘lie lilt‘t‘llllL' ii Allie Norwaik ltlilt' l‘lltll‘l' 1|“: :tll<|tlt'l‘:- 01' i'lll‘lt‘ . lltll
“mm” v-ill by Wm ”mm ’"r H“ ”"h- A‘""”“”t“l “'1' “”1 "lillil- “tic inn American l-Iducntioiial t‘lllli. oi tiii~
ladzi. .it the strain... llliAi. lll liood ”,3, MM] ”H“. m.“ \ypdmrmmfimgm ~tv 4‘ ”ram" dance wan last night
l P . (l .. t l K
net’s Hall, “Visiting-ton siteet Allati held in Arion littll. Steer otchetitrii
Invite-t. Mun li IIIli is t'illlllllL'. judging from furlllrlli‘il ttiusic 'l‘liere “M a parade
_..-. . » the many greeticoloted favored local preliminam to the dance, the Italian
Tod-te the total Itllllllit'i'til-('Ullll‘lil' sit-re her-pert are lit)“ l‘l'illllliliL’ i‘or pond furnishing the music. There
utoru to tlie Norwaik Hospital Anthtt sale. “A“ a large attendance. and the My".
laitt-e l-‘unti. elatids at llilit‘lyvllll‘Pt‘. —— .. mg was paocd most pleasantly.
“Hit a «not amount of sum; no, The Smith Not-unlit llepinaopln held ._ -—
' «m their rertul tr monthly business meet The £051,” “mg “in ice “A the Pmri
'l‘!» ‘a~i oi‘ the lliA\\ state tot'imta int: ittsl “pm“: Mullerc m “gm” tin tAhltlititllsi Episcopal church will bp
tion I“ "mm" "W“ "‘m “w“ "A" liltl‘lilltt" “'l't‘ ill-”t‘lN‘i‘il- continued this eventnn at 7:4?» o'clock
mm“ U" U" I“ w"”“""‘i””“r “MW' ”‘ ' Marked intere~t has been shown tti
day |.. nil, [Loo notice~ weer sent. The tax payini: public are availing these uieelinflri and the shining by the
._._,. tlieni<eltek oi inspecting the assess- pimrus choir and other helper: has
‘21.: tint-at gold filled ringer pieces, merit Iiata. whiclt are open for inspec- been at a marked 011]er Last evening
reignite. $3.30 to :3, only 3) x3, Brand}. tion at the (mice of city clerk Stephen ”1.. so“, “(,rk of Mn, Lu” Gray (ate.
-———~———- Doktts. and the duct by Mrs. Case and . Ir‘n‘
"""‘ "‘K‘lh” '“mil'Ut “WU": “A -—*~*-- \\'ittii Miller touched a responsive
, the lltlvltl oi tlll‘t‘(‘loi.~ oi the South Allldtit‘ S‘t'll- iilltl ii AWL will liiilll chord This evening's ‘M‘erl't‘ “ill be
Noiwal. i‘tthlir Libiat'v “ill he held ("”1”“0" DANS "till” “Vim“ it“ Fr" t'.\‘|ll‘t‘l‘lll)’ {or the young people
iii the I.llil.ii'\ building .m F.1d“). day iii ltritlreport. Several local and .
cream; at l’l"ltl o‘t-hM-t‘ ‘lt‘l‘a of minor itiiportattce arc schedul- HOSPITAL NOTES.
cd to he llitpoaed oi . ~—
. . . . i . ‘ rs. oi t‘reROr)
it )tit are ill need ot l'll‘niilli't'. t‘nr- .---—— ‘ . nrn llarr) Huuttde v i
pen tt-A~iiietit-~ and lltitlnt’illl'lilellillgs H“ ”“m” ”m“ "““d “3'1 l D" midtown-d was admitted this morn ill
for the 'iutite You should look throuifii ”“m ”l ”W do“ mow it post oliltc. \v as John Kilauea. of Raymond «tr-Aunt “a
”N, up“. agflmnwn. qum“ m A , broken into recently. Although tnttctt admitted this morning,
com” (.(mmm‘. “Hi. ”mm". the valuable equipment was itTtliehont tit v.1 .
hixhex' “mi pm,“ H". “mp.“ “0.“. tin lllllt nont of ll lb llllrsllll. i
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3th _ _ ‘
__ -,_ The local friends oi Porter hntf‘l'dlll
Hope itose firemen rerpotided l,” the llt‘oune. who resides 'in this city. will
jump this ttioritlgn. to an alarm of fire. "0 ””“n'm'id ”‘41”! coined) “on“
at 1| Aii m it“. home oi' leoti llurlev "In and Uni" \\'lll(‘ll “ill be presented
of til l't'll‘ll'll Aiientte “here 1 (“mm“). today, tomorrow and Saturday at tho
‘. flrir H.“ in progress A mm “f ”mm. l.ildtl lhiatie.
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icnl \\'t~ sutiicient to quench the small _ ‘ . i' .
blaze mitt no damage “J. mm} m the \\ tlltani lynch. .ill(>lt‘tl irwtirtu)
hm. .. :fl'tt-tnon on .\lattt '.~'ilt‘t‘i. for intoxrca-
. - tion ll) Sergeant Gibson, timieuretli
“I ”mm. ‘loutlicrl'ind “I, \i'.r\ tlth» morning lit-lore Judge Lockwootl'
i ‘ A. | , >~. . . _
Rpm“ \lr~ (‘hnrlotte (‘rteht- 'tlltl iii the uptouti court. btit senhiuce was
. (‘ltttl‘lt'A Kplilmg, “ere “hum“ deli-A suspended.
flutes t"ont tinr Sirit‘rs' Iodin- .to at —":"—‘ ‘ ‘
"ind H... eh“. (‘ottx-Antioti .“ the rt“- 'i'liec hartt-r of .\or\\'nli\- Aerie, i. (J.
ul'tr ill"t‘ll|fl of tit-A lodize held ladt l't- “"‘N‘tl Alibi night With the receipt
. night \I the neu meeting of the of flu applications. l'lztll's‘ for the cont-
. lodge (“Ml i'tth a fit l‘atrlck‘s ‘n— llli', liali \vi-t'e gone into at some length,
”MRI-"mp,“ “ill ,bP "i‘i'en hv m“ merit» the meeting being tlie regular month
' r- . .
hers. \ rehearsal of lam years do» ‘5 ”mm“
gree l"-llli_ nil! be held nevi \Vednes- " d” it I l i
‘ " .-. «‘-. _. . Arr-r; rt
day rt. iiill'-. After the business meet H‘H' “"' “ :“l': m .“ ‘ l‘r .it 1
. 1- 'Ai .. ‘V- _- i (o.
l‘ in: a »n i.ti hour, with (hinting. mum. H" '“m' N“ " .. " “HT“ “
E n“ \ M "”04”“ ”H “.3: mime men!" ia::t night. [his musical t‘tlllit‘tlj,
»‘ i ._ L - u to be gitcn on llekl Monday night.
H m .1 p ,HNW}. t‘lllorlll cliiei‘ of “an it it. in llovt's Thcutrc under the
t at . . \. i .
“Tit. \t- “it. -- ti o \\'orW'tlk liigli :itt~piee-: of the (‘otirt laurel club and
. . Four! 1 nun-l, ti of t‘. Annie from the
Schooi :iatii-r. litt< written, accordini; .
to r it .‘ .l h ”H. to l‘rlnclp‘tl 1W ttittsieal end or the show. and tlte tuo
‘ t’ x t ‘ ‘ . - ‘ ‘
lavl wring 'ill 'lpnltigv The 1”.” ic t-t'iei' pinyin ‘.. se\'cr:il tableaux \vill
”Jar l.‘ “g “1' li‘el-tnd it i< said be shown. They will include “That
' ' ' l . i . i . i I ' a .- .
« ~ llear (lid Moi ter of .\lill(‘. Mrs. Ei-t
pushin. .\ir. (‘tllllhliit'ti downstairs. . .
A i t, it p r H” “r (‘om erett S. Bulk ey will be moilter tn llll~i
1A ccnrr "AIR t l t’ l . . - . .
, i l . .1. “1-1.. i.‘ lam. of the up- scene. and her little son, Everett Bulky
“0‘ I F ‘u n “ ’ . ll v jiz, tlte son. \liSs lldzel Blakcl
per llilll.‘ of the school with two other fl; i M Coluuihii Iler 'tttenil-I
. . . . “1 ie 15:. r ;
".51. "l e irii )al. in assm . ,V
sltlde I I I I lo” I) g, :t't‘ts utll lie the )lissr: May Matrix}
pushed |\\() of the students into the
Eugenia
laboratory .and one downstairs.
lie) holds.
)ltii‘pet \liie
.lulitu lloyt, Margaret Sculley
. 3 Y NCHEON
Y UR FRIDA LU Sarah Reardon.
should no served at the Counir? club.
\iw .
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.\ltti.on. Eleanor t‘autplieil. Edith Dunn.
and
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x
ALL MONEY
, deposited before Saturday
’A . i ‘ Noon .will draw interest from
the lst of March
. _L..-.:!'E!b__-w_ .- -. -
W which I'll)"
Ind‘mght.
"." if
oi Mk weeks. i
‘ .
C 'and lemon pulce, combined with lithla
Seats. 30- arr 0"me
PAPUlAR AiiUSEiliiil !
“Potash and Perimutter."
i'tnoclile and Politics, Low and
Law, Strikes and Slylt‘e go to niakel
tip the story of "Potash and l'erl‘
mutter." the thtee-act comedy that A!
ll “Kinds “Ill present at the Regent
'l‘htatre. direct from its second year
iii .\'eu York t‘iti' “Potash uitd PerlA‘
mutter” a dramatization of the char-
acters and incidents iii Montague
(llasa' stories iii the Saturday Evening
Post. scored the greatest triumph in
tire history of (‘omedy {or it is a1
comedy iii spite oi the tremendous:
heartAinterest that gives it its chieit
hold on the theatregoing public. AbeI
Potash and Morris Perlmutier are to i
day the two most popular cltaractera‘
0! modern fiction-ii indeed they may
be called fiction characters now that‘
they have been among us in the fleshi
and blood for so long. They are lovedi
for their weaknesses as well as theiri
virtues. Their almost incessant quarA:
rels are uproariousiy mirthiul while“.
their spirit oi seli- sacrifice their pa
‘tlenee under grief are lieitit- touching. l
They are the most thoroughly humanl
heroes oi the stage. and that is why
they were welcomed as readlly in?
London as in New York and wityt
' they are sure to he as welcome in llcr i
hit. \'A.iinna Paris and the other (‘ap i
itals oi Europe where the) are to;
make their appearance during tliisi
season.’ . ‘
Manager A. ll. Woods sends "l‘ot-A
ash anti Perimtttter" to us with a care-
: t'ully selected company including:
.lules .lordctt. Lew Welch. Gus (‘o-
lian. Rred Fleck. .lr.. Edward Shoben,
lrving Sotitiiard. Wm. beyden. Jules?
linger, Lottie Kendall. Marie Howe.
l‘eurl Ford. Bertha Martin and others
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éwut tutti writtttt :
titttits iillillliillSME
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Saye Skin Pores Are Closed And Uric.
‘ Acid Remains in Blood.
\
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ltlitAttuiatiim is no. respector of age.
‘ht‘k. color or rank. li‘ ttot the moat;
illilllL'tl‘llUEi ot human afflictions it is
one of the most painful. Those. sub-i
tion to rheumatism should eat less
meat~ dress as warmly as possible»:
avoid any undue exposure and above‘
all, drink lots of pure, water. i
Rheumatism is caused by uric acid
which is generated iii the bowels and
absorbed into the blood. it is the func-;
tion of the kidneys to filter this acid
from the blood and cast. it out in the
urine; the pores of the skin are also
a means of freeing the blood oi this.
impurity. lu damp and chilly. cold‘
weather the skin pores are closed thus
forcing the kidneys to do double work, {
they become weak and sluggish and.
fail to aiminaie this uric acir whichl
keeps accumulating and clrculatingl'
through the system, eventually sett-l
ling in the joints and muscles catisingi
stillness, soreness and pain called l
rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatisml
get irom any pharmacy about iottri
. Ounoes of Jad Salts; put a tablespoomi
fut in a glass of water and drink be-
fore breakfast each morning for ai
week. This is said to eliminate uric1
acid by stimulating the kidneys to|
normal action thus ridding the blind;
of these impurities. ;
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmlessI
and is made from the acid of growl
iand is used with excellent results by
1 thousands of talks who are subject to
theyappear' m a neuroti- m wmweam
Adrhk
Avila
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.toyoaridnmunii.
129-131 Walling” SI.
3 Stores int
allonl floor
—STERLINGW“'
I'VE wmme.
Library Votes Attention
500 VOTES for every dob: invested in a Mattress
this week Just think at it. a $15.00 Mattress gives you
7,500—3300 Katmai 1,500 votes.
Mattress From $3.00 to $25.00
Sole ageht for the famous Oatermoor Mattress, from
$15.00 to $23.50
The Rip Van Winkle lle line Mattress
the most wonderful and Sleep Producing comfort giv.
_ ing mattress EVER HADE. No tufis, no small piece
slipping at the end of the bed but never- the-1:55 fold
up so a ch ld can handle it.
See this Mattress, as mrs‘ guarantee, 60 nights'
trial free. $25. Full file.
REED BABY CARRIAGES
$10.95 in $35.00
FOLDING GO CARTS
$3.95 I" $18.00
98¢ to $10.00
SULKIES
Sole Agents For The famous
Iaslery Kitchen Cabinet.
open a CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH
. us. *7 ‘ -
Furniture Co.
50. Norwallt. Conn
Sterling
m 105
I i
l eiorc \ou .‘pcnd a cent on
\eu: new '1 n; cuthea. consult
the great
ashien Book
A- UR
Spring
' .\
i \ Pictorial
ti} Review
Patterns
A» $333“ intuit" . '51::
uhich you nets: in re.
l/
'7 i)\ Lemme \(tl ic .nc’. tl .cri
VJ. ’ i 1-. to to At“: incl tonal lc.
/’ i. J. \‘l. let‘s l 3. ti‘”! j'.:.r
’ ; i ' 1‘. l: l . _
y r; {til ; How much money 3c)
3' ' \vds‘..d'.i
'-ff’j Talu.‘ on (J ..nrtA: this
. inf-’4‘ tsrt'
' QR ff (7‘ .il".
“334“” m "é? \“‘ Fist-‘1“; 5.1.3.; for Staring
. \. All.) {'23.
i ‘5 ("gn'tfii‘ ”‘° Pisttriri Review Potters
16 SOUTH
ames onne y m
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Baby (.arnages and Carts
A new stock of baby earrings. :0 carts, and folding cat‘tt:
ready for ”is (or Her) M.
The, prices are surprisiniglybv when the quality is considered.
Prompt delivery to all parts of the city and surrounding: intuit.
RAYMOND Sr SON
Wall &. High Streth FUNERAL DIRECTORS Norwalk, Conn.
Prompt delivery to all part: of Norwalk and surrounding towns.
in now
Try a Sentinel Ad.
‘1 :I'
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The City National Bank
THE BANK oi To-Moitaow
The interests oi this m and its customers are identical.
We desire to maintnh dorm solutions with our present patrons
and to establish similar rubbl- In connection with new accounts—
‘serving ro special intend can particular class of trade.
Out theory is that thli-lhl depositor of today may be the
prosper ius merchant at tutor—distinctive urvlce should inter-
est you.
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Norwalk Chronicler