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h lesson
EVEN THE DOCTORS HAVE ALMOST
lilieWiiilllilg’ff g...
$15.00, $20.00 and from per term. Price according
to e of
an s. when
South Norwalk Conn.
rizrm or Lies In Restless $lrrp»A nach-
:u:z (’mvfis “'hltll Lotsrin Illa (lmnrfl
Composition.
int You "‘1‘! t.
T HOPE.
L05 ALEX. 8- GIBSON.
The Fauna. ca-fionator Tones In no!» Orxlnlltotthol'igatc 'l' ‘ oI‘IaiChmhM'ster
W1: 0
I’innofortc, Organ and Musical
it's! iy In“ Box 30 I”. OfiflflllWALK. CONN.
’- " .". "Suns, April iii.——lieIuI'tn that live
‘~ ' L-ULUItLLng haul fallen into the coma that
often prwnlea death were; current yesterday
nth-ruling :me were uncontrudictcd until 9
i1: t'm- -~ «way, when Dr. Barker said that,
.i l ill' xuiicnt iny in n delirium, he
ms. ..ul mount-.9». But hope of his recovery
in. nioimllcsl ninu‘xtt away. Ills rent on
DB. 0. I". BOUTWELL.
DENTIST.
Dillon and Reaidcnce.
prance opened evenings.
IAIN BTW. SOUTH NORWALK.
'l'ecth extracted wi‘ t h the use olGas or
ddzw WEE? y
:iotnrdn ; night was tltiul and badly broken
' by u I'm-king mugh that had developed dur-
ing the night. It was an attack of bronchitis,
that the aim-nus raid was incidental to the
pntiwt'a feverish temperature.
When Dr. Barks went away on Saturday
night he was hopeful of a change for the
hotter yesterday nun-hing. But when he
called at 0 o’clock the expected improve-
w'lnterest allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN commie
SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK.
5] Washington Street.
It Dallytrom 9 to 12 um, and from I to aim
an on Saturday evenings from o to 8. .
Pros:
JOHN R. intrude. Vice-Pres.
see". man 11. murr. sec.
meat was not noticeable. Mr. Conkling was
able to take some nourishment that the doc-
toragavs him in the morning, but he grew
deathly weaker until in the afternoon he was
in a stupor, and a dispatch was sent to Sen-
» am Jonos, in Washington, in response to on
I inquiry, that Mr. Conkling’s chances of re-
covery were diminishing, and that there was
DR. McGONEGA L.
B p.m.; Silurian—ll to 1 pm.
-—0m¢l All! llama“—
Cor. West Avenue and Batler street,
NORWALK. CONN.
Dulce floors—Until 9 a.In.; from t to a, and 7 to
H'Commnnlcation by telephone.
I‘m Melville, Mr. Coinkling's partner,
called andfound the sick man waving his
arms about as he lay in bed and talking in-
coherently. Be coughed constantly, and the
cough nailed to rack hiswaak body terribly.
“Yanarday, it in aaid, he recognized Mrs.
Cotikling just for a muncnt,” said hlr. Mel-
, ville, “but today he recognizes no one."
' In the Hoflmau house Edward S. Stokes
\ told In; friends that he saw Senator ('onkling
a few hours before, and that he didn‘t believe
he was going to get well.
“If he gets well," said Mr. Stokes, “I shall
hovery much surprised, unit's all. I don't
soohow hocan recover. He didn't recognize
me at all when I saw him. He keeps growing
weaker and weaker, but the doctors don't
new to think that’s unfavorable."
Mr. Edwards Pierrepont, who called to in-
qnlre' after Mr. Conkling‘a condition, told a
reporter that Dr. Thomas Nnrkoe had told
him that he had followed the rcmrts of Mr.
Conkling’a condition very closely, and it they
were accurate he did not bellow that Mr.
Conkling could postth recover.
The senate In 1889.
Wasnlsorox, April lit-Jilin Sundny Iler-
dd says: “The outlook for n Ilcnlm‘rntic
sonata in 1850 Is very promising. Ut‘ the
honour senators, the Denim-nits and lie»
[liblicans have each twenty-live. Ul‘ thine
. already elected or to be electol. thirteen come
from each party. The sure Deltltx’rnlli' status
(Alabama, Arkansas, Ilolnwan-, Hmrgin,
Kentucky, Louisiana, “'cst Virginia. '31in
alppi, North Carolina, South (‘nI-oiinu, ’l'cml-
esec, Texas, with Virginia]. will give the
Democrats, with the twenty hold overs, ex-
actly thirty'eight votes—onelmlt ol' the son-
m To have n majority they llltbil elect
? senator from Colorado. Illinois, Iowa,
i, " I , Maine. Mnmncluw-Its, Michigan,
l ,. Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New
. Jenny, Oregon or Rhmlo Island, or it they
Marlee president or carry New Jersey
W S. ENAPP.
I
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Nomik. P. 0. Box 775.
Jar—Ecnon'n,‘
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1’. 0.
ATTENTION.
3 BL. no. Norwnlh. '
”Li-Emma.
J R. RAYMOND.
s
dttw
F THO.“ ES,
A
O
ARCIIITECT.
III now prepared to make plans and s
and snperintend the construction 01 niidings
TERMS REASONABLE.
Omen-Taylor‘s B iding Washington 8
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Estimates given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
030mm street, near )1
x “3. South Norwaih Ct.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachment», Pam. .‘eedlcaJclts. etc. tarnished
General Repairing of all kinda and make» at
Bevin upchines. O. M. SBAlslég-m.
l
G. It, unicorn“,
“Washington. D. (3.
Ten years in United States Patent Ulllf'l‘,
d&w Guide to inventors mailed free.
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of Ilnninnd St. on Water.
AGENT FOR THE
Phwnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
NOTAIBY I’ll IILIC.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
thly would have a clear majority." J 1). JENNINGS.
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2‘ Senator Snwyer'a Gold Mine.
Wasnrxorox. April Iii—Senator Sawyer,
who recently invested heavily in the property
in Montgomery county, Maryland, upon
which a rich vein of gold lmu‘ibg quartz has
been discovered, any: that he looks upon the
venture as an investment in ulottery. He
prepares to erect. a ten stamp mill, with the
latest iqur-ivmncnia in mining machinery,
withinn for. one}... '1' be mine is only fifteen
C B. D'AB'I‘OIS.
O
Successor to L. 11:. Quintnnl.
Undertaker & Embnlm'er.
No. 4 Knight St. Residence, Fl East Ave,
880.3m Norwallt, Conn.
Caterer for Weddings and Parties, Ice Cream
constantly on hand forthe sit-ls and well. Ilia rclc
brazed Root licenced Employment Office.
50 IAIN 5T" 80. NORWALK. CT.
miles from “'nxhington, und the vein bu
been opened to a depth at titty-live feet. Near
I the surface it isonly about u foot wide, but
atthedepth of titty-live feet it increases to [lining Room 13””,
five feet, and grows wider as greater depth is z ' ‘ t ,
reached. The mine has been examined by 0 . i ?l‘€m"9¢ (f u
some of tho host exports in the country, and z ' ”In” a“ ,9“ mg,
I the unite in pronouncin it exceedingly rich "' 3 1’ 7 t . , _
in 3.... 3...... 3...: my. it I. n. W... MAIN swam. SOUTH NORWALK . rérflm'J-H‘ . “all“, that", View rim
tion tornaken thorough test, and he believes ,...._. _.._- — _- ., — -- . < - ~~ ., -- ‘ i (”SHIV "3‘ “MOO, ”00*
that the venture will prove profitable. GOOPIO ll. Raymond, _ l (jam, “('7 “f.
"V, .A--. ._ H ,... y i
A 1mm”. h, 1........... FURNITURE DEALER ! _ ‘ , mom not one
NASHVILLIZ, April ill—McDowell Craw-
ford, a prominent citizen of Williamson
county, was nominated on a country road
near-here. Mr. Crawford had just been to
Nolaaavilloand was returning to his homo
whuthotragody occurred. He had pasted
the old toll gate, four miles fromfliolcusvillo,
andwasrkllngiaanopenbuggy alone. The
rain aatagecoach which was near A6831
by heardthecrack ota rifle. Turning, the
drlvu' at the stage saw Crawford fall from
hbhnggydead. This wasthe thirdtirnethat
anattempt had been Inadetomssinatehhn.
Newton Patton. colored, was arrested three
yearaagotor attempting to kill Crawford.
but the "fiance was not sndlclent to convict
Han, and as Pattonhad only several days ago
ant Crawford word that he was going to kill
him it lagensrslly supposed he is the mar-
deter.
costly Pea-Iona for Confaddratss.
“moms. 0., April ld—Atlhelut and nth Not-walk to use the
Conn.
Vibrator, and extracts teeth withomri
of any can charge
specialty.
.IOI-mI-I. SMITH;
c... $113333. .l’l‘f’fim‘ifitm EVERY Pm sou) mm
36 ltlaln Street. I'm-ll.
“one“. incident...
A '15.. TéYA-au- “
.1
9 93m.
hand the exclusive right for N
Dental
n.and no:
lnl
orwalk
.
A
once and residence adjoining let
parsonage, Now-lit. (:t. Open evenings. on
noosuojum neuron)"
, s a , 3 '
manner a nonvuu humor. Femhzors !
Corrected limiter 13th. 1587. .
Pamngor Trains.
fiO‘UTll.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv, 30. Norwallr. Ar. Wilson Point
3 32 Lulu. , g8: ohm. '1' 52 “33“”
10%| “ 1032 “ 1089 "
1290mm.
u
‘935 " . 1213]).111. ”with.
‘ ll 40 " llled 1 45 “Him! l 5‘). it'll ,
153p.m. 515 " mopm.
5 x .0 ‘5 Or .0 ‘ §
9 N “ lixcd 1000 ” lined 1007 llixcd
W. B. Brannon. Vice-Pm. and Gon‘l llansgor. T“
F. C. Paul, “peritoneum. .
II. D, AmItL, eoersl Ticket Agent. ,
HOUSATONIC DIVISION. ,
December 11, 1331. <
um- Bridgeport for Pittsllcid. ! B AY H "In BBO S
”Jan. to. accommo'n i f a 4
SUNDAY HAIL.
97,3) as u “l E
‘Goes only as tar as New Milford. ’
WI. 11. Swanson, Vice I’m’t a Gun flan'g’r
W. ll. LYON. Bupt.
11.1). AVIBILL, Um. 11cm Apt..llridgcport, Conn. ,
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N. r. N. II. c delirium-
an.15th.1888. , . l (I l , fl.
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4.56 a. In. Express. 1m am. th’on Bx. '
5.16 “ Express. 1.81 " Aecom. mg: before
5.40 " Express. 7.32 " Aecnm.
5.50 " Special. 18.46
“2 " localiix‘. 9.20
cm " B'porLtép. mm
2.23 Local Ex. X213; In
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8.256 " a x. . . ' ' av. ’
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9.25 " ilccotflh 4.3:; :' ficcom. an .
10.30 " .ocal' ‘ . 4.4 ' wrong. 7 ;
3.23 .. 3cm- g-y: " Willi c WASHINGTON ST. ‘
'.. .m.,.x Pen. ,2. " .,., .r . ‘
”up“ 30.pr w 5.1.; u Local 1113:“ Wohavenowmsrvediafnllmppl§o£nowaim..z
LA .. Accom. . 5,29 .. End '13 can and invite inspection mid tIlM. Minty we mm!
M), u Express. 5;; .. sound 3, better fumiuhmlthan ever wicimlifhurlzoowm-moiwl
4.41; “ hot-Lon Ex. 12!» " hri g't Spec{. upatirntrinswdnm’ntore smith» mum rm Ito m:
we ' Accom. 8,29 " armm, cured oftho frcaneutstochlromw chlolhwo‘
5.51 “ EXPN'M. 9.58 " Accom.
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7.: ’ “ [recall-1x. l . . “ Beaten Ex.
83M " B's-one c. 12:“ " " l
9"” “ “0"“ “ Alshort notice and. m the 111094 mum: mm
10.15 " Accent. ; ‘
1:156 “ Wash'ton Ex. I
SUNDA‘H‘. SUNDAYL 620’ c: 3“an lyiojw‘
9.15 Accom. 7.32 " Acrom. . '
o." p.m Accom. on " Accoui ' ,.
7.32 “ WLlElp. 6.51p.m.Accom. :
8.30 “ accent. . ’
Trains Lean Eu! Nor-walk. Genpra] Insurun‘ueAszy:
oomo wzsr. coma um.
9?; 8...“). 2.4%: “Lu" Finn info and Acrldvm’.
.. . .. .
73h; " 1 H p. m (Ir-um Sicllmnlup Tickets- f‘nlwm Mid» Myanmar“
.. " _I 1 .. .
.1? 3: n Iii iii .. Draft» for one 2 and npwnrrlwnml Mmlno rmlvrm
2'40 9. m ‘ oil palm at 191mm».
gg '_' Notnryl‘uhiic, Avknniviiidgrmqinthm-n,
O. . Surrann '7. T. llrnrnmo . ,
u m, sup, ”N, PM A“, Railroad Wotan. segregation"!
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_. ,. Io Destination.
for Sale.
I‘JW i.ninSt.. N-H r: it .,.«.
«COIMODIOYS residence on Blmwood avcu ’ ““ g” i "‘ “m " 0'" .m. "
A
containing all the modern improvements with g Son‘h Imam. cm'
a pond carriage house and stable on the promises. for '
I.
me. also nrlmiiar house on llnviiund street. mm, ’ ' ‘ \
tainingtho:naunicit’gmnvenicnwfl. En uircnl .
AYLOB a GOLD N. .
Real Estate and Exchange Boonie, 4’; and 47 Wash
I‘Vt‘t' shown lli'ft'll't‘, of
AB
3i? VI: of It plum for
PARLOR SUITS.
l‘roIII 330.00 l’ywanlw.
; Standard Folding Bed.
If they do the money pnlsl In
for them will be refunded.
For rate at the ”MIDI Dry Good! More,
45 Main Street, Norwalh. nit) 3m
Ul’ STAINS,
hodlst
liuuull all Headstones.
...-_._.,.._........«....4
Donothoyamomnnsntor Headstone from any
WM» W m twang,- “ Shades, in all colors, with spring fixtures, 29c.
1000 Towels for 10c. ouch, worth 16c.
800 Towels for 121?le each, cheap at 25c, extra heavy size 23x45,
.W. Wateraucetltuw
nileotnplstsand onwillnothod
. or laailhlndl of niiding «on.
m work.
‘1 Ill
one
Inted in its
P. W. BATES.
3 . I.
I 00 .m. to: . In. J I
4 .59 ‘l m p 4 57 p" I ' - m
704 “ flirted 715 ”mixed 7:“: “ll’x'd ,
NOBTII. 5 . Wu—w
L! Wilton l‘oint. Linfio. Noxnnill. Aiflorwalh I . ‘ _
1’ a) a. In. Hired 'l 30 a. m. M‘a'd 3M lined:
,rtHO " 9w ” 025mm.
mm. m. I’lllllll'l'llllll
“STORE.
Special Prices for Saturday.
COBBETS, KABO GORSETSII
, _ , , 100 dam, Lmlice’ colored Kid Gloves, richly embroidered backs, only 54¢. a pair for this
Farmers sbordd oxavuinc the day, '1' “will? goods on: well worth $1.00.
7.? doz, Ladle; black K
lilifClliwlllwgr lhi!‘ '0'. 6:51." ‘ , w
.. m"... ”T.-- W- _, . . IOO doe. Ladies colored Suede gloves, embroidered backs, actual value $1.50. Will be
" 1303:; xx. N Ew DRUGS mid on Saturday [or one, per pair. ‘
, .Boelon ex. '27» «1w. l/Mlier' silk toilets; gloves, in block and colors, 10¢. a pair at this sale.
2.? «11.7,. ladiaur’ silk gloves. in tan and mode shades, only Ziiic. a pair. Good value 49c.
ladim' ulllincn collars. worth 10c. Our price, 050. .
2| (101,. ticnt'r seamless SOt'kS, imitation sham-knit, worth 19c. Our price 100.
Hosiery Department.
100 1107.. lmlice’ llnli-Iriggnn hose, full, regular made, imported goods, and worth 25c. It
putt, Our price on Saturday only,:_wiil be 1231c. a pair. Don’t fail to see them. It will pay
(1 Gloves,_knottcd embroidered backs, worth $1.00. Price on
30 «lot. Latino; hose. i’zlney stripe, regular made, at lilac. a pair; good value at 19c.
30 41oz. indicts medium weight vests, long and short sleeves, worth 50c, for 39¢, on
Real We and Wanna honor. : Saturday ’ ’
(futicum hoop, sold cvcrywliere for 200. Our prnro I'llc. per cake.
, Blit'i'flii III nus null,
45 Main St, Norwalk, Gt.
r
r
Wt‘lilt‘n't‘jllfll recrivnd-tltsiwvvc mm mm. «one
3 III lit llll“
flood Butter ?
Ifaoorderthe
W calcium
Fill] fililiiil‘i,
One Lb. Prints.
Our llarenibo Collee at,
23 etuean’t bobcat. Try
our CIIMIBBII sum.
" . ”"°'”"""'"' inLliiiT t‘lllllllill SUITS.
i A FINE ARTIQIT E k3“ (tWfiWBEWfi?! ‘u’
' , I
‘ ,‘As'l” NORWALK. and Benedict Farm. —I—
; Desirable rmdencee. in excellent condition.
' Prices reachable, and term! easy.
Em mrc of T. YlflR It GOLDEN.
{ Rm? 8-1302 uni hindrance A cute. 4‘5 and. 47 Wash;
M E A '1' s “
iCnii and m- them In: our wnroroom»: 'lilm Hum-m
lso W to furnish hing mm {or _FOLLOWI”0 GUIHINTEE, 2 Bed in the market for the money.
A m“ ‘- "9 anan e no o no no ' 1‘
”iii‘imm" gagifinooeugtm {MM ro‘l‘lr up will? onh‘chr’a :car': 87 89 91 '31“ s
i S
B. F. Stevens,
sour" aonwanui MUSIC BALL BLOCK.
Climax. .........T.. ................ 811110.000 ~ 1- . .- -- . ~ ~ ~
SURPLUS" .. . ............................. 75,!!!)
TAYLOR I GOLDEN. Agta.
Real Eastate to Insurance Agents. South Norwalk,
l WLI'B BLOCK. . com BOWL“, lmmm
For Sale. The Old and Reliable.
. -.... Eli LINE
‘ ’ ’**~*‘louall&iuiurl
.1.
Tilt liltiiiarlel W.
--——-'l I! 3 BLT? _.,,
a,
smvrnm recliner “3mm City Of NOl’thlk & Eagle,
II on on thirh us nuts, ms d " Will m M! K . find-r- {or
‘lew I. mat r n he re-, ”7%. “0250‘:
of trouble or coat. you Will find them at any , MW ””9“ ..
, Mitt as "n on 3 Norwalt. Willhavcmnfootof Bataan-mu,
gmwfm.
, w «mmmfiaurbyggwo
,o'c Landon land" at 29... have
l - walk Bridge and mtmt every new
, l’nlght cah- fro- nd neutral [or all
’3 pol-u on tho Wham Insult and
W3 Railroads at unuly maul
m
Tt’pon it‘ttontoagntsthecn out II
and ufl will he an: tormial’loudrnm
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES' Mnem- new rm... mm,
Whammtorbidtmu ott
Wilhelmina this “nonunion-t '3
enam- lusILE‘E-m‘
m: SPECIAL BARGAINS EVERY AFTERNOON!
~--~~~~M
A REMARKABLE
WW... “no“... m. .... .
Barr horror. Mass.
rm" m’hns. 1.. on“.
WHEEL.
I mu. PAY fill
and Metals.
Richest Cash Price
701!
BagthoneII, Bottles Iron
Turkey Red Table Damask for 25c. per yard, worth 45c, warranted fast color.
Unbleached Table Damask, 50 inches Wide,ior
29c. per yard, worth 490.
Unbleached Table Damask, 60 inches wide, for 45c. per yard, worth 60c.
Unbleached Table Dmmusk, 69 inches wide, for 6911c. per yard, worth $1.00.
We would say to the public that the
. so bargaips are such that it will pay you to investi ate.
being limited we are unable to give Incomplete price list. Spring Jackets, Dress Goods, ’rints,
,,, Hosiery, Underwear, and Notions will be sold in like proportion. Everybody welcome.
Our space
Gingham’s,
.i. w. a. M. 5.. SMITH,
68 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler