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IIIII IIIIIIII
325.00 Antique chamber Suite
reduced to $20.00.
$80.00 ilolid Oak Suite reduced
to .25 00.
They must he sold we must
have_____ the room.
David Stow
30. HAIR STREET.
UP ITAI Ila.
FURNITURE
NEW mm
New GOODS.
Bevin: removed in four dome above the old
«and. intoanew Irate. and Ital-3rd it and: low
pence. IIoIg theta Ipecialiy adapted tor
I
Holiday Presents,
lambaofernitnre. (eerie. serene. Yam Chtm
foot ueI‘I Itende. Itoole. It: led every hing you
can think of II the tIrai'ere line
lrcrynody invrtet to all and took at a bright
III acute. Itocud with bright aew goude
[ill]. ll TlYlflNll.
46 k 48 MAIN ST.,
seamen, er.
0L1) AND RELIABLE
Ltleeh’Ia-n amethl‘c'
1::atth, metal-net
revived l.toI7a.I auburn I)
boaukavexmwaikunanooth
malt. I.
Freight-Iain.- aadrwealwed [or all
pol-ten than-buyer! larwalk aad
was Greatly Ind-nod
Upon ”their. oil‘orwaik
ad e wht be neat («m official)!
“anywhereinMYorkwiu ry
WM! m are forbid amino “T or Ih“
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theowuaruthweol'.
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Elm
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Daily “WWW Lilli m“
South Norwalk
Norwalk, Gt.
’1'" PROPIUJRS
Bunion, Phaeton. Carriages,
Canopies, lipindlee, ete.
I’riceI-t to Suit All.
Can and See Them.
BERRY mar.
BBB & contact
Are nowpeepndtoolar
Canned Goods
0! lop-rifle Quail! at low pricea. with a dhconnt
on qoauti not oil’ot more new no per appended
Plllcl LII‘I’.
Hunt Pot-.1“: per can. oran- 80¢.
lint wily T'rlllllovl I06 it" call. Gala 56:.
I III III I'lxr moan Icana‘ilk
Iativ June Paaa. lhep rc n heat-awe
lam-tat Prue the per can tune 3:1:
mall i2: pert-an. Geno-lot.
min I an: the perm Goat.- new
()0sz Pumpkin. it: Irena". ilcane
\Iachiee Bey inn-tor. doe. lac pa can I can! 3i Ill.
It: per can. Ileana flirt
We call tpeeiul notice to our
icurean Canned Blaine.
lte’ilm. lime, “flamed lei.
erandl’rlt t! a! then ounce. A
vinegar. :2)“ pet can. I
Halidflt—lflflcpflm. datum.
Canned Fruits.
lne Berna (aplendlri pin) 12);: prrrau.
lilaciburica, £25“: per ran. II om- we.
I avilornla Attila)“. the per can, .5ch It
I a ”min l'e-ehea. 2k per can team SI i"
('uivl- ntma Green 08,8 Plume, 23c perm, 5cm
till.
I min min In Plume. airport-o. 5 cane 91.05.
(‘antomia W hm: (theme;- on per cm.
(.‘aliforma Barnett Prat; inc on C III.
N agate Pal I Whit»: Charla, l'l'c percanfioauemc
Quality of all these Goods Warranted
Arty not right will be medcgood. We Itlll cw—
tinue to eel:
Boos ’4 CENTS A ”07.23.
fliIllI & IIIIIIIIII
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bottom. I! the dealer cannot a
buttery. IIIIoIII I:
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$3 SHOE ...:SR...
l’lwc Call. "ear I? [.an brain and Creed-
Inoor Watt-rural)
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.5. 00 hr. \I up: I' :V‘lrflrgr III Inflrlol
4. 00 I! in» VEV I: I '
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3’ (Miami, 93'. “ i" I - (2500'. JHOEB.
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53 8: 52 éfl’lfiv'fl$ LAnIEI.
5!.“ I 5' P Fl)“ ‘IIESE 5.
Ben! Material. lu-et Mylo. Boat "(In
W. 1.. ”engine. Brocktou. nlana.
John Sehaub & Son,
Waahtagtou Street. south lorwalh 196m
REGUI RES
l0 BOOKING.
Double
Strength.
Ask You Grocer for It.
ALLISON BH03.,
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monmowx. can.
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HUMPHREYS’
W are Iciengln‘ally and
fiwmmomw
n-mwnmucadnmnr
EPEUIFIGS.
‘ IanIIII ninth luvs.
The Remarkable Tale of a St.
Louis Man.
TAKEN Fill”! A GRAVE BY illlolllls.
Ilia Buppoaed Widow Identified Illa lull!
at the Morgue and VII Very Much
Burprlaed Whe- lla 'l‘arned lip Again.
Cat by tineton' Kaine.
Br. Lottie. March 1-\Vhen John 0’00»
nor died laat month his good widow hurled
him in a way that bore teaflmony to her
witaly worth and the esteem with which aha
had regarded her departed lord. “Female
are expensive, but Widow O’Connor did not
do things by haivea She had an apprecia-
tion at mortuary nioetlee. and it corpael
could no and know, then the dead .O'Con-
nor must have ielt a oompenaation in death.
That a mar. only dire once in a lifetime hat
all along been an undil‘putod truth, but the
care of the late Mr. O’Connor haa aome
phaeee about it which will go Iar to abattot
the popular belief.
llar Dead “lab-Id Walked In.
Widow O'Connor looked comely in her
weeds, butit war.- a moetcrual blowtoher
when, a tow daya after MI tuneral, her but
baud walked into the bottle.
Shelter] been living npart from bimbo
lore“! reticulum! iuthokllndow' ”d! the
reaper nhe had forgotten their trouble.
ath ball breached thornpture over. but
the widow little expected auch an unexpected
phaII of the breaching. h’ho had iorgivon
and wept over O'Connor dead but here he
was in flash again.
A Remarkable Cue.
Now John J. O’Connor haddied and people
who ate and lived with him teetiiled that
the corpse wau that of O‘Connor. Added to
this the identification oi the wile removed
the matter beyond all quatlou. But there
appenn to have been two O'Connora, the
aame in name and feature; In (not, na much
alike II the two Dromioe. The question
which now diatrcaaen the good woman who
mourua one of them in why one is dead end
one is living. The cane it a remarkable one
of miataltcn identity II to individuality, and
of a aimilnrity oi uamea and leaturea.
Not Buried by Proxy.
There in now Ionic reach to believe that
the present Joth. O'Connor wna no: buried
by proxy, but in hie own proper person.
He has just made public his theory of the
atrange aflnir Ind pointa to an empty grave
in Calvary cemetery to verily hie Itory.
lie laid today that he really believed he
had been buried rerurreoned and laced on
the dissecting table, and that he id thorn
revived under the knife. He exhibited a
partly healed wound, extending half way
acroea the abdomen. It is not a random
slash, but a scientific incision. which waa
deltly etitvbml and covered with adhesive
planter.
The Doctor’a Had flint.
"i must have been taken {or dead by
nomebody," aid the reanrrected O'Connor.
"and l’ m satisfied the doctora had me,
elae how didlget the cutl Yotf nee, l’tn
Iubject to heart dieeaae. I went to bed at
the very lodging house where the other
O'Connor waa Ion-d dead on the evening
of Fe 10. That II thIlaIt I ”member
till W needay morning, two day- later
when Ilonud myself sitting on the court
houae wall near Fourth and Market atraeta
l war so sick and weak I could hardly
stand. And then when I read about my
wile having buried Iomebody Ilae (or me I
just made up my mind that I had taken a'
bad spell of heart trouble in that lodging
house and that my loika had gone and
buried me {or dead. that the doctora had
dug me up the same night and bzgun cut-
ting me. I must have come to u noon In a
little blood had flowed.
They Saved lll- l‘p.
“it is potable that the doctora got neared
and kept me under the influence oi chloro-
lortn till they could Iew me up, then took
and act me down on that low Itone wall
that runs around the court house. just to
get me oi! their hands. It it wean‘t me that
was taken out of that lodging house for
deed and buried by my wile, I would like to
know who it wan The deacripiion given of
the body in the morgue II the dncriptiou of
my body, clothes and all. and I‘d like to see
anybody deny It. And then there’s that
empty grave out there. How do 1 know it's
empty! Never you mind, but I know it."
la the Grave Int-u?
lie says his mind has not been enciiy
right “Iince he wee buried, " or rather lince
the night on which he or the other "teller"
died. When referring ho datea the retur-
rected O‘(onnor Iaya, ”fine day I died” or
“the day I waa buried” In a very mtmf.
tact manner. A color of truth in given
O'Connor’a theory trout the [act that the
wife first learned that her huband waI in
the morgue through the uewapapen, and
then went there and recoguiaed him beyond
a doubt. ll it can bemblkhed that he
really registerld at the Third street!
honaeou Ihenixhtiu queetiou andthat the
gran know cmptyfihn the-ton will be
- WWI.
—-—~W
no mum. can-e la new Jenny;
minor, Herein 1‘A qd‘ear looking poll
book from the Birth Bobohn realm waa
alithe ‘Imo "workthatwaaloundmm
alghtpraciucta counted hytheaauataelectlon
committee. The raga-y lit. hem,
aaamadtolreall righgandthecountauaed
with tie registration. With the
of alight clerical more all the other
the Fleet Bloch at America- ‘I'II.
Prrraauno. Pa. larch L—Thoflrat block
of tin produced from an American tin mine
he just reached Pit Thablochof
tin weight- twenty-five pound- and war
taken from a tin deposit near Hermon,
I. been. by the Glendale Tin company. It
huh-m examined by expat. who pro-
amenitmlieat.
A fatal Inhawlbwya' flannel.
Am, 0.,larch1—At clay-lug. run.
a nbarb ot thh city, ml aehoe'lboya
III-“flied. and (horr- hm-po Ie
- year-,ptekingupaatonaatrnekldward
heat-Ian.
thI
hoefln‘ou
Met.
The death of Inhalation Clark. oi
One Ooh, who had been the tender oi the
draw-bridge there [or thirty yeete, eal'I
to mind an incident which oooumd at
the time the accident happened to hir.
Birraa. the author of ' lllutk Crock "
The readere oi the Adw CM» III Ill I'rllll' n .
ll‘f Ihat "no night. In Ilr. ilutrua w»-
oomlog item the city,liu Illll nut lent.
the train at (loath!) an Inn!) [In usual.
and hriurc he "MHZ d the int-I lint he
had arrived at but hutm: a‘IuiIuD. tbr
train lied proceeded eu Inr "match tin»
bridpeae ‘0 make ithdunucrmi-i Ibi ‘
tor him on I oath night In El: u I ll iron.
the train. Hi? and tine, hnwevu and
tell through the Riel-p. I. in tip m kn be
low, thus receiving what all: rennin-
proved to he lainl n juriru.
HnBarraI was taken up mum all»: and
nation to lite home, which weallm liliul'
that Edwin Booth ulter'atde putchuneu
there Mr Barren remain-d union cmun
tor Icverai days After he hull n- turnod
tooonecion‘aneee, ins “Ninth united him
It he would not In nd lot a minister, no
they feared he was gnmg to «in». Mt
Ilarrne timid, “N :w i iur Ill-- I: 'll Iislwt-
infill," running all "non Clark. Wm I.
iolomou Clerk nrmml nt inn lmlamr, in.
Mid to him that the "mm I:.lk« lir hull
and with Mr. Clark on lll"ilrphl. pm.
(pm) new theouiy religious elltntetun
twig thuttt’l'r Iu-nreurd the my." tree up
up liln wind, and that hl'iunr he died he
Wound Mr. Clark to know that ”line
nonvetentiouo had had tin-Ir hunt. (or in
dit‘d believing that Josue Uliilnl In all:
uoeave to the ulictunmt nil whucntno
unto him. During hie life Mr. Clark
mode it a practice, whenever he hhd an
opportunity, to any a word wul. anynm
Itc came in contact with, in regard to
ihe Element q'm-Iiuu that con cmcnn
the human mind. lie altruy» dot in.-
viuty, nnd lind ilu- llle’ oi uranium. .I
and God- [eating (‘ lirlnllltrv __Adn can,
A (.‘urlouI Episode ot the War
A veteran of the -Cunmctxcut [Pu
Intent of volunteers keep» at home a
handsome uniform oi n can lr-drl'ltlc I Ill
car which was never worn but by hm.-
-clI, and to which he urns some thumbs
or years of liberty, It nut Me “59”.
Be When tailor below thr- ClVIl wnr,nr:d
when he was captured on a reunion.
bottle flrld this fact reached the mun oi
«be commander of the prI-qu-Is’ bill'-
tuck.
“E‘ad! I'll have thr- Yinll: 9 guns»
pu-her make me a new Suit." .zizd In.
-Illccr going at his dingy uniform.
The lines-t gray cimh, gold lacv, uml
Imus builunn Wrie bmugnt tn the lullm
pnenncr, who Wurkm’l cheetitiliy away
at the pleasant employment. 0.I I’m-
IVemng the null we» to he Ilt‘lll’e'l-‘ll.
however, a bright idea occurred to bun
and won what was to all nppe‘unti on: b
pruce confederate officer wnlhd inst
the guards, and was amt no mun- II.
that part of Dixie. History kindly
draws the veil over the t'xple tire-e vrnted
on the “nutmeg Yawn-c" lor nut only
naintng his lib‘riy—he earned that—bu:
for taking that prrciuus suit, which cu»!
en nInIiy hundred». of dollars of go id con
Cirnlrdernte money. —Frum the Drawer
oi Harper ll Magtz- m- {or March.
A lticlt Find.
A young men, «ml.- cunwg timber in
a piece oi woods in But Dmbury. Flt-
dny. lound a pawl urnppwl In It lull
dunno handkerchief. The ptl’Ct‘l had
npparemiy lain then- {or n longtime, n,
mm: in incl that the cloth was rouul
until it was ready to fall apart. llvtol it
the package to his home and opened It
[2 cuninIm-d ivory grinds of all dl'hcl’lp
tions, such III are found on sale at (ling
«totes and Inncy guodq ratnhltshmrnta
There were In all one humltrd and mm-
iy-onc pivcw, some of "will vuy htmi
some nud costly. The Rude? went tn
Dtnbuty the name day and made ll quir-
nee at the drug eturea to find out it any
goode of that. drecnptluu had been lust
or stolen, but could find no trace of the
ownership of the nrttclee. They were
probably stolen itorn smie store in n
diluent city. and carried to the Spot
when: they were {mind by the thieves,
and then hidden no that they might bt'
erected at some lutute timc.-—D.Iubuty
News.
A Will Content Inded.
The long contortoverthe Captain John
Brooke estate at Bridgepo t hae eudvd,
and the appeal from prob c has been
withdrawn. A cumpromtse hue [ken
53.5ch by which each party agrees to
p‘urrendel‘ I portion 6! the am nt of lie
' omen rights, and to acca pt the figures
of value, whatever they may be. under
the divieiou an agreed upon mutually by
consent. The Bridgi- port Standard lays:
"One of the pleasing reeulte which
thia action bring: to view ia that which
relates to the Y. II. C. A. plot on the
corner of lain and Gilbert Itrceta, mak-
ing the araooiation'e title perioctly tree
‘ and clear oi nil encumbrnnoen, enabling
the aaaociatiou to commence building
operations at once."
The Ion 0! a weiilkuown Cambridge
lamiiy waI bring gin-n Imne doctrinal
roatruction with Iomowhat unaatielac-
Iory multe, one evening, when hie Irish
none appeared to put him to bed. Here
wee an opening:
“Tom," laid hie grandlathor, “who
tpkra care oi you at I'Ilfihl ? ’
Tom looked amazed at the Itupidity oi
the queaiion “Why, Bridget McCarthy,
oi count, grandpa.”
Still undInayId, the old gentleman
peraieted: "Who tetra care oi Bridget
IcOarthy, ‘l'homae l"
Title III too touch for theyounp man,
who looked lint at hie Inatructor and
then at theetalwart proportion- ol the
hub woman. “I ahould think, " aaid he,
"that Bridget [earthy waa or; enough
tntakeoereot hula", Ilahaieaver go-
le. I he i“
There Irene-Ion doctrinal lumen
tion that “Inim'
aaIeteiinwialaIlIadnea lava-ted
"flan ._
; outta)
i , 3351B
0 fiTHA
d3 DOLLAR A DOSE.
WHAT IS KTRULL?
lt in an in all Mr term-vi in! flheumwtlam.
Nourulgla I-v-IIvIr-Ia (inn! and er'olll or
Neuralgic "lanai-lira
WI. 1‘ n it 'I apmp «Inry nu Ilwlrr. ii ii tune the
Inn n pom t vuluiu "antic in m- - w tit—cast
I: he: uh II m or n m Id d. Th. rumm Minn la
lllv' ruuit n' 4.1m.- .xmiy at we Hl hi u! put enu-
I ill-m... II III (Iron-m 3m lml‘li new. unit them to
N we Incl-r “or um- "I‘d'l ch or m tum mum
v- Id 10ml. Ni ill I 0! par. n utn' it: bunting“:
I‘m“! ul Mr, typo it! -: V"! y
K” |“,I‘h i~n I pr ntltcd to the noble
ill or in! 0 mm - No claim
lfilfll gull ii ll to new willa-iuupln, lineal
nl'tu I'll-I wwrra Inr It mm m [mm faith.
We don- than to War! week-nu tie a tor haunt
burc cm noie ”102041, r. -u r- 'mn Iii lit-t (lo-a-
IT WILL REL‘EVE YOU IN AN HOUR
and one until.» “I l “liml'y m r. m» I In acute uillt‘li
THREE BOTTI £8
Have cured cases of fifteen yeare'
standing.
Mai ed on me I. u! it c . 0c U‘I’ battle.
FUR HALF BY ALL IN I'mmre.
0E0. C 600"“? N a (70.. Gru'l Agcnia,
m'hi ‘Iklly BUSI‘M \Hsn
OVTRGMTS
I .‘mejust acezvrd a leirgu line at
$8, $10 all 812 TVERCUATS
Which I am I; ll .1 to
Basilica at $6, $8 and $10
Call and [ex .minc 'ilIcm
As it wi i be to Your Own interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
“on!!! .‘t‘urwulk . - (”onn.
iv. ll. MEEKER R 00.
SOLE AGENTS
ERIE ‘80.!
"Flufila" SIIIII Hiilfll'.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lroti Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND T l NM’ARE.
Bailmatea given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IUSlC HALL BLOCK.
Phlfifllfibu
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS AND
PALATABLE CRACK!" OFFERED
TO THE PUBLIC.
HRH BISGIIIT STIIPEB
With our Name,
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Our Sutni Kid Lollien‘ .2 00 Simon are the final. over oflered in South Notwllh.
Indie-fl Fil‘llch Kid Hand ill-wed, Indiea' French turned and woke at prince that
(marine lor Ill Lied: ol
A full line of Ladiru'. Children's and Men'a Shoes that will pay all to examine. ,
CILOVER & OLSEN,
leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trude.
THE UNIVERSAL STillll-I
le rum-ting unit impala. in all bladed
[IIIIIIII Glass, “I III KiIIlIII Wan
time for lute than New Yuri: cost In nuke "mm fnr Fprirz purchaau. We are nknowlrdprd head
FIIIII; Is Dig in Pres
The Universal Store
North Main St, South Norwelk.
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And xvill @ntinue to be the Best.
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ILLSBURY’S 5‘:er
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PILLSIURY’S BEST
BEL BE It: BEST {BREE III. CIRCUMSTANCES.
0TH ER B RAN D8
['"IFOItJl' TY AAD BELT} BILITY PKLISB‘KY'S BEST will b. h“
at the TOP. the sumac: it‘ .239 been. tor the r iattwentyyonrn. Withwtmodhi
MARRIAGE is A FAILURE.
DECEIVED by your grocer If hewillnotnivem
PmBlRY'S BEST. buy your Flour of will
meet whowill. DO NOT latrourgrocor crowd upon you none other land at
Hyatt pay the price. you are entitled to tho BET.
no not let him increase his profits at the Expense oi the Sill II I.“
of Flour may mamimaflymb II
good Bread. but for ABSOLUTE
\ .
GROCERIES AND MEATS,
“7 ’5' OLD "All! 0!—
1'. ma com or. son.
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Norwalk Chronicler