a “A FamAbIe Day is Followed
' by a Relapse.
'03! mar MUD“ mum
m can mu- council“ by Ohmia
. -nhaauoith9uur—lverynnort Being
lea. some on ”WW“ no.»
m
Wmfluno toYmi-day waltho
M “Mildred duethawal
““hawuhetteranly becanlahe wav no
In” Duringthadayhe wal apparmtly
Merriamhntlhodootwl would admit no
”night, howavarJhuewalanuniavon-
ablachaugainthagmeral'lcoodlfioa. Altar
palingauuannallycovuiortabledayhahld
abadhnrujuatbaiorelOdclock. ltdoeluot
nonbboaomnchhaart iailuruthletimoal
tlouhlawifli hi breathingandanincmaaed
puke. The doctor- irankly stated this in
”Mandbeyoud this nothingcan
halearnadatGmBherid'an’lrolldonca The
nooniotheroaremwamlicentthauever,but
ithvoryplaintoleethatthsyallregardthe
Inflation alya'yleriousagain. Boonaiier
thodboouragingbullelinwasimuedDi-Jlin-
cdnwaalurtior.audCol. Bluntdroveoflin
nub. He would say nothing except that
Chow-lwalnotascomfortahlo‘ashehad
The new: at the change quickly spread
about town, and revived the tooling oi
anxietyaud smpenee which had gradually
disappeared with the encouraging symptom
of the pact day or two. “bile nothing
definitoiaknown there is a general feeling
that a decided change [or the worse is at
hand.
. D11 O’Rfilly, Byrne and Yarrow had left
the how, as everything was moving so
moothlyas not to require their presence,
and Dr. Matthews alone remained to watch
overthoaiok man. Nothing to lmen the
hopea that he would recover occurred until 8
o’clock, when the general’s breathing, which
hadbeeu quiie easy during the day and
marked by an absence of that rattling in the
“root which was noticeable Saturday, he-
ealne more labored. lib pulse also increased
in hequonoy, uni his temperature rme two
dogma, to 103.
These change were noticed with alarm,
and once more renewed the grave apprehen—
n'oua which have been ielt by the iamily and
physician at various times. Previous at-
tacks of heart failure, one oi the physicians
aid, had been preceded by similar changes
in the ganeral’l condition, and steps were im-
mediately taken to counteract any tendency
however, one of
anxiety and dread, and it is impo-lhloto
nywhatthadaymaydevolop. Theiendeucy
olthetrouuetorecurhdiloouragiug tothe
andaomntantaoureooi alarmto
thalamily,aaitlhowlthat, although acco-
m, if, indeed, quite as strong,” be-
fore the last attach. Each attack hereto-
hehaabaaaworlethanthe medium,
unlitkharodthatthaganualmay finally
hamuweakaltobaioreed to succumb.
Gth-‘idan’ecnais still further oom-
bychronicdiseaaeoltheliyer. That
mganhaaheoolnoraducediuflmandharda
andrauradamthanhlitlnormalcondiliou.
donqitnuid, tocurethia state of alialrl,
thoughfllanroxnnoithe diaeaaocaubear-
mandrallaigiveu by a low course at
dbl-e. Bowl-examined both inNew
Boat In the World
non an. cans.
MWARDIDO HIGH!“ 0 MEDALSJ- '
. MAIN
5,
~ DECKER
on vacuum AV!» vol aua
may
E. A. Woodwind-(1....
near. nsra'rn,
am uouwm.
m ”@“1iflfi'fiam my “I “'3
BUILDING 1401‘s
‘ 1. on anon can...
J. S. RANDALL.
Building Lot
(in the West side of MAIN
ST., in the neighborhood
of the Methodist Church
FOR SALE.
Enquire oi
TAYLOR I GOLDEN,
Real Fstalo and Insurance Agency,
Washington Si.
‘ Building Lou.
TWO desirable Inmlhifldlxuzsiml on gull)“ creel,“
a reasonable
:3)me i0 l)fl'l‘AYboli .I GOLD”,
Washluxlon I'lrret. Bo Norwalk.
olhorn Ave , Bast Norwaik.
BRIE dealrable and pleaalnt maideneal ior
Prices la loun-
lihqulro oi TAYLOR I: GOLDEN.
Real lialaieand insurance Exchange Room
Washiuulon BL. So Norwalk.
Real Estate
nil2 lin
l
Building Stone for Sale.
001) Building Sim ior sale by the
load. yard or tool, delivered. 'l'hcae
alone are quarried will: care, and are the
hell that can be obtained.
ADI"! ‘0
'i‘. B. GUYBB. or
ti ll. W. RAYMOXD.
Building Sand For sale. "—
ORDERS left with. R Raymond. iootoi llavl
laud aural, for building and iron: my bank.
willie thankfully received and smlnllllylntleudcd
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DO NOT PROP" ESY
A GREATSTORM
— OB ANNOUNCE A -
Grand Illa-y Festival,
i
Bui DU Claim to Carry the
LA mm 11m STOCK
Loy.—
lll'l Bull 1111 0111111111
To be found in
NORWALK AND VICINITY.
Prices ' Always Right.
lllBLE lSlMllIS.
J .H Klinefelter,
elm m
llllll, Fill 0111111,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC
011. l. l, l. H. & ll. lllllil.
'l‘alayhoal m
W“ CANDIES
0191mm mal-
BAKERY!
commma. CANDY N78. and a lull assert.
lrut oi arlaalanlal candy.
HrsJohn Holland
“0933'. DWI.
STREET
DECKER
was: rap ’
mum om. so.
_ noun Painting.
Papal- Hanging.
‘ ammo. ‘
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LLWllnnPoiat. 1.7.30.1!qu um
:g'IF‘IW lganl'x'd ”Blind
Ill “ I: " 03a...
130! “ ‘ lulu-l. ill! I.
I i! “lined it'i "lined
45])... no “ swan.
32 3 till " d” “
lino “Hind lili'l "lined loam
m1.
Dill.- Dun.-
no .II no "
Illllli-M'I‘Olilc lllVlllllilN.
Apriifi, W.
More MW ior Pill-lion.
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ma
In..5lp In. lined
4.3
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£758! PAIR 801.0 WITII
,FDLLWWIIO GUARANTEE.
War-ranted not to break nor
Junetd. 18$.
‘ aoua WI". emu-r.
Hal. In. hpreal. [6.3 i. Ital). Warh‘on ll
an “ unreal.
5.50 “ Special 7.83 " Loco-1.
r: " mu; :1: :' WW...
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7.23 It. “Ni
7.43 “ Melina. 12.11. Iquoanu la.
3%; T Inc-11% ll; -: A 'glald w
9.33 " Accord. 3'1» -- 21am ‘1'
(ml " local 1.32 “ down.
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n. .
La) ‘ 80.15.» 5.42 “ S.‘ .811.
fig ‘2 amour. :5: :1 local Ill:
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“6 " lie-tool: 6.51 " Elfin
one " Accent. 7.51 “ g'i. sneeia
5.61 " Elm. 8.29 “ Am.
Uri " Leann. m “ Laura.
11: :2 19:.“- u-o :‘ “um-w
9.511 “ m2“
mo "
13.56 “ Walh'toala.
Brianna.
9.15 Accord. Simian».
Minn Account. 7%“ Accent.
7.35 “ locallxp 9.11" [loco-a
8.8) " aocoru. till p.111. Alcoa.
Trains Lead- }:alt Nonalk.
dome our. com tan.
d .07 a. m ii.” a. In
7.18 8.48 "
7.36 “ MB p.111.
9.“ " Vila "
ll.“ “ 10.00 “
2.0 .In.
‘“ II
8.191" 1
on. Sauna. (21‘. lit-mun.
Gen. But" “on. Paul. Az't
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN
South Norwolk
—-—aan—-—
NEW YORK!
-L_M...._
Commencing May 26:88
lllll llllll
Will make daily Irina new! Sunday
luring Souill Norwalk at 7 no a. m.
i'il’lllll
heave 1m 1m. ner‘zx, Em River.
foot of Badman street. 2. 80
p. 3.. 0Baht 23d Street
2.50 11.111.
. ~rAnn—-——
Single Tickets we
Excursion Tickets. . 60c
Freight Rmirea-i;;rfi'l‘a. In. to 5 p...
H" llnaracnlalwiorbid trulli an oithc
,lleennloyealoil boauoolhill maximum
Monuments 1111 Headstones
Douotbuyanonumlor Headstone iruvnaayon
baigo directlo iIelhow mola- oi
.W. Water lkandaelcctoae
alleelnnlela
alumni.
will not be dilafloialed in its
.3 cluelerywori
aomiaii
min inallklluh of iidiug none
P. W. BATES.
N. i’. N. II. it ll. RAILROAD. "ll" with on year’- war-
II’ they do the money paid no
Ibr- llo- will in radial“.
for lain at the Benton Dry Good- Store,
la la!- Strut. nor-ail; all) an
SPRING LAKE ICE
Delivered raen and Quality.
hie-mole pineal aarlnlevul:Q
mmorduwilhlirm Wilcoxorl’. 0. Box]
flint.
J cco‘o M. Layton,
ha! Mala and “anal Agent.
B. BURCllAIID, Baden Point.
Genomllnsurunccigcncy
Milka-dam
Donn stanahin Tickets—Cabin and Slwlge.
DrliuiormzaudunwardaladllonrvOrdu-lo
allnarlloilumve.
Notary Public Acknowledgeawull Taken.
Railroad Tickets. "lug-go ('h'flfli
lo Deatinailon.
It Washington 31.. (8a! door to Mom.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
Short Hmts
_— 0“—
Social Etiquette.
Mpiled from ihclalaiaodbeltmh
on lilo tubjecl by ”Aunt Matilda. "
PRICE. «a crate.
Thiabookshouldbelnemyl‘aml dclmm‘ oi
knowing'l‘heponerlh to'do.’ oalldcsire
whiny-muddle whatiaiheblol
hooioinanacrl. Wintehallwoleachonrchild-
mmlmeymaygooallutothaawldwell lined
“8 0R? HINTS" eonlaiuatheaaaws and will
:wymmmwidmw
SPECIAL
Unlll furlher mace we will mail each oi our
friendelconyoilhelboreraluable booIgnIlv-and
”gum iilbeywilimilnl 15 wrapper! oi
Byioidingu nthawrlnpevlalyou would: new:
paper. the ”3.. will he only 2 mil
Always nut r inll name and adduce- on the
ouleida oi the ndie and wrilo on the word till
unrilealuhaudthanwewili Iaowwhollndl il.
l. L CRAGIN 81 l o
PHILADELPHIA new
Insure Your Life
011 the Endowment Plan.
Ananllagooifiwoaldylnhabl audialunnea
for twenty or twenty-Ire yum. I Who
uacdalliorilfl ilao ruled why he should
thewhole iii. lilac
in alhoa-nd oi
talui‘ue‘arly right
my vo
bright be chum
[or the chair-lea mailbag—which
anal numerolo- ya 1 menu:
"3801!! m ’l’lll
chIIIEc'i’icil‘l’ GENERAL
Life Insurance em,
or nan-roan
I. 8. L'HOIIIIDIBII.
dollhllorvnlk.
/ .
at this sale.
‘ " M was“ ”WWW
1308ng1011.
8lluial {1183111111 and M1111
100 doz. ladies’ full regular made Black Hose, at 14¢. per pair; 2
sold everywhere for 2.50
50 (loz.Child1'en’s Hose at 5c. 21 pair; worth 12%.
One Lot Children’ s Hambm g Collars, worth 250.; only 106. each
10 doz. ladies’ solid color mgrain Hose 1n black, modes and tans,
worth 310.1191 pair; will be sold for 190. ’
One lot Gents’ fine summer camel hair Socks, never befOre "sold;
”less than 330 a pair, will be sold for 17 c a pair, or 3 pairs for 500.
SHOES.
Ladies’ Kid Button $1.12. Ladies’ Patent Leather 01) cm 990.
Ladies’ Fine Kid Button $1.98 Ladies’ Kid Oxford Ties 850.
Children’s Grain Button 890.
11011 BOSTON iifllii
45 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Examine them.
a
\
I WILL PAY 111!
Highest Cash Price
FOR
llugs, Bones, Bottles iron
and Metals.
Panic: movie; can sell the incl. by ”Ming poo
Ill card to
wrauan l-onnlono,
" In?“ HflliWAHK
J. 1‘. Peckwell.
'1 Jana- BlocI. Water at...
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being anahil to nanuMnre
HARNESS
Tommie-ill“ concern 1 have Iaua Ihr
agencyoiuaeoi oldest stablhh-
naailhthellaleiorllievaiaoi
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, he.
Pine Hal-neon To Order,
{.1fl#.hfi‘r‘ whenlwill "3::
a ”invading: ill:-
4mm.
0. n Ilium-on,
'a-hgmb. c.
hymnumaammom
dtw (illuminant-alums.
'l‘lu lulu lulu
-———‘llll BET——
MEATS
sauvan 1N runner usurp ‘
ml lhe cholera Illa” obtained»
h“oitroirblcorcoll. youwilil’dthcalaiuy
hi.“ well an
P111111 of all Kills,
1s r-rsliiaasoa.’
I“. HiaYEs.
"you
DIBBLI'B an)? sou-m “DIWALI.
lin portant. .
’ REMOVAL.
Mrs. J. A. Decker
Drou- flaldllg Ma
’ruucmsme looser:
Cor. West fit. all Taylar m4?
when-lulu 1m lama-d mm as ’7
nonhuman—abduct -—:__-m If
‘1 .
COLLARS AND CUFFS !
Our pfioes for these go
,8
We have just purchased 150 dozen Gents’ Collars and Gulls. These geods
are strictly all linen and latest Styles. The Collars are Valued from
15 to 25 cents each. The Cogs from 25 to 35 cents per pair. .
,commenoing
Tuesday, May 29,511. 9: 30 A. M
Will be as follows: - »
Gents’ All Linen Collars 8 cents 9101,4151. 30 cents
. Gents’ All Linen Gulls 11 cents per pair
Sizes 1n Collars from 13% to 17, inclusive.
Sizes 1n Cutisfrom 9 to 11, inclusive.
This as an opportunity of which every consumer of such articles should avail themselves.
Norwalk Chronicler