was,- given their ,
Mull. lsaa expert machinist and a
also at accountable invalid-e mine.
fellows. even beyond prison calla. War
den Woodbrldge was rpm. to "ongoing
his worthaad MI .Ihedl ltlm vrry pee-
fltl. Babbitt has drawn the plans for all
the improvements ab lot the prime. the
new play aty.tbc stables. etc. and the
work has been d the under his dlrvctlon
When Warden Woodbrlrlga propovnd
the new hanging machine ltahbitt was
aetat work on it. He went ahead and.
construrted a turbine motel ol the
«em .
. . ”In! Mind-ll! unit. In ad
. , . . , shrill (loam-hither
' marshmallows-rut.”
' by mmtkawsah. to hapald
”a oflltlI-ollo. lie Wuhlnutoaatrsat.
”walk: telephone call. M Drench
_‘ tie. it Well street. 1'0""th telephone
" as.
" IDS-DIWAI‘IOIIsbould inalleaeaabv‘
m
to
we avaiullu any“.
not!" Noawanl. (loan.
for. Ila-old Weather lerasaas-
, ;. “or Mrtenaruy oltmdvnlllhtly warmer
mm Well. wltblfrrsls m “I“ munll “m d'hifed. Th" hydraulic
mayo-users “
which made tor him a plant above (his
execution machine which oxactly rm- ”no.” hmudnlltcdllfio '
bodied the warden'e lllel‘. The lirst "m” lt " ' "‘ "'mmk" 3
llmt Ital II I lamilylnetl
hangingniachice. it Ill! be remerber- ”inguinal:- . w. ‘ , b '
”the
woman.
“drtiglda
that are are
'_AA..ALLAAAAA
filaltls winds. mostlyzlronl northwest to
NM possibly followed by raln. 0n
”thunder. partly cloudy weather will prevsll.
m allubt changes of temperature and south-
. outed! wladsmrecsded by rain or snow on
”M lulled covet: andon Friday. warm-
. w. portly cloudy weather.
Thee-ones" lees“.
‘l’as lowest point of the thermometer tor the
wally-four hours audio: at noon today was
I? above taro: highest. 41°.
‘7 “Qt-Inton- Linen-c tor ionomw.
no Rlsua| San flele’ Hiahl‘lde Low Tide
3! "till
l 705 at M2 at 5:02
to ADVERTISERS.
V‘Ghanges cannotrbe guaran—
was LD’S FAIR
machine‘fiu in- slow in In- sctlno. The
warden hlnlply’plfl the ninth-r In Rib-
bltt‘s hands and said. "Male moulvt-
ter machine." Babbitt went to were and
invented an entirely new machine which
depended lor Its action up in lbelluv-
ing of a quvlnt‘ity of line ehot from a
receptacle. This machvno has provru
much more astiafaMory in the mice or
experiments upon the impound dummy.
This is the machine which all: lie uni-ti
Pllll’lll llll T0 LAUGH. .
‘lhat is Why the l'ms comedy. not the
Dru-a. to Popular.
The taste of the modern theatre-gm
route to he dominating. Forty frivov
tons farce comedies are presented to one
merit "Ions drama. A lot of topical
abolishes cepltnl punishment. During today. ‘The world is getting too busy
in the execution of John Cttrnlll. 04- [only untangle. wink-”m strung on Geote’ M." c." OMB ll 4%..
“ml" 13. "'0 “9""! “0m 3981"”! a plot too slender to be called intelligi- value. 750,; 79c; value. gr; WE? '
l‘ “m5 It‘ll“ probable "M IN! form ble; ssbam pile driver or a naming Buckskin. Dbcnalne.‘ 01.25.
of hanging machine will always be used "9&3“: ammo“... ((0, Wm), Buckskinfigbgnalliefflifl. to :1-
in Clonecticut. at least until the lee seem .0 satisfy the "an3 915110" of "m: 2.5; Qi.25?8value?'.l ‘1; l). v
all the series of experiments made up m
Q
. bed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot be
Ms ted upon asla right:unless
f eopy is [out in by 2r0'6l00k
f it the afternoon of the day be-
' lire change is desired.
' ~.§.’Good Temper and flaplii'nosa.
ll'fllsnt great and good mall. Joe How-
ard. occasionally preaches all excellent
' 5"»ma-lnon on-tbe necessityof keeping cheer-
y’ Npud good natured. He dwells on the
Wadvantages it gives one in his inter-
. , 1 course with bill fellow men. Especially
._ “in thinks people ought to be good na-
_ fired tothemselves. .
' "fie mentions Walt Whitman as a
nun who bore every misfortune and
Ived it down because he was always in
good temper with hiinstlll. Mr. Bow-
ard writes in the Bmtoll Globe of Whit-
. m:
‘ 3 good nnlurerl to himllclf put. him into
“tiers of good naturotownrd everybody
, ; aha. That in tho Ett‘t'l‘t-l of mnkntmcnt while
' m. it is the soc-rot of longevity itself. The
man who grow to bed ('n-ttrl nod ugly with him-
.ll. the men who is dlsapmiutl-d and tools it
. . when he in curled up between the sheet». lied
”right to anticipate a good night's not. and
without refreshing. elm-p where are you on the
Wing morning? rh-ltinlvly (’tlnlllllttl‘t‘d. the
Inst medicine is man mm take is the klttlwl'
edge that good nature mains life's pitthwuy
Inooth And an uneven nature mnlu-rt ndis
tied nlr‘ntnl condition. upsetting not nlonw
Ito head. but the stomach. und thn-r.-.’nn~ Ilw
entire physian. Tho lard ltllllll‘l' In nil lllt'
‘ world ltt good nntnr .and if you hm'l-n't got it
”birth lot I xpt-l‘lt'nl't' brim: it to you. Study
brit: ank for it: m-l n.
'1'th you will Iw \tl'lwmml.
Otherwise you mm'l.
9. .
._ ,, _._._ .1
The hard times have brought. horse
bus! into use Milltl‘“ lull in this country,
though Chicago H'tlllll‘l to be thcollly
city that llllh‘ the courage of conviction
enough to tlpt'llly rzlnllghtcr and sell
equine beef. What the cowboys have so
leiicilonsly llnlnod “salt lunar" call now
be literally 2. d to inrllilill soup mid ran-h
wiohea to ( 'hit-ngomls. 'l‘hn ellitlghtcring
setubliuhlllctlls Ill't’ situated outside the
City limits. no that the build of health
III no jurir-llit'tiun (H't'l' l ‘I‘lll. And
even if it hull. what would he the use?
There is no law anywhere against the
In of horse beef. 1: is true that it is
rather hard on n horse to pass tllr-mgh
the stages of carriage high stepper. gro-
Nitrogen buck and tinnlly junk curt
beast and be made into bologna at last.
Still. if «bunt 20 per cont of the limb
brutea that now disgrace the noble
honein this country Were turned into
beef or nomellilllg ohm lmd got rid of. it
would help the market. brood up the
horses of the country nnd give the beef
equities an msicr ending titan they
would otherwise how.
The Japanese horn proved that they.
0 eat! light its troll till lu- polite. Because
they are the most kindly, courteous and
good tempered pimple .nllvo rout
children with unbcnrd of lnilrlfi nnd
“lioness in the way of discipline It
was supposed they um Inciting in tho
sterner. more virilo qualities. But now
mostly fruits and Vegetables. with wry
little meat. the Japanese make llti good
platen as any Germans, Britons or
'll‘rencbmsn that ever walked.
Lord Kelvlltfiir William Thompson)
aye the reason the earth at the poles
‘ mad‘tobewarmertbanitlanowhthat
he must to bewamer thanltle
m. This it almost "saleable hypothe-
fit If the sun in a material. burning
fly. as it I: ruppucd to be. bowaver
Williams is. it must buruitaellont
or later.
.Mw we.” -
flamenco-symbolic
“henceforth
glasshouse thy,
holistic .
We
they show that even though their diet is
it Rabhltt has had chargeol the machine
Once it was found necessary to try the
machine at a law hour of the night.
Several of the prison dirrcltlrli were
there. Babbitt was sent for from hh
cell where he had been ode p "Well.
Rabb'tt " hold one of the directors. “it til
flatbed-to pull you nut of bed at this
hour." 0h. I'd get up at any time of the
night to get out of pr son," quickly re-
sponded the convict. ,
Babbltlhllllfl’lfetmllly maintains his
innocence. and says he shall use any
cent be women to try to bring to jusa
ties tbnae who were the cause of his or
orthrow.
Each of tie omit-vs liberand. by
order ofthe Board oi PJfllulltl, is for
etched with a complete new and M citi-
zen's clothing. including but. slime and
ovemnlul
EVENING COWNS.
lovely Brocade: and "lull «renounce. In
braids-red In Colors. Are In Vogue.
it may he consoling to girls inclined to
plnlnpnl-ss to know thnt. wry small «value
are not in lover. A recent article from
the pen of an eminent authority on the
subject says It is not the proper thing to
lace or own in how the appearance of
inning. Nu waist should be smaller than
84 Inches. The proper lllonsuremcnt for
the chest of it girl whose wnist is that elze
Is 88 Inches. Thus it will lie econ thnt the
modern homily must be solid and nearly
npproach thermlpnninnmf the heroic age.
The present our in nu athletic one. and as
Ellis lNli cows.
long as the young women continue their
healthy ”crows—«lawn tennis. croquet.
rowing. riding. bicycling, lensing and
vaulting. jumping nod turning In the
gylnnaslunm—bright eyes. good complex-
ions and firm. well knit and llllll‘Cltlfll‘ lig-
lll’tlrl will he found.
Evcllinu dress ht going to be very pretty
thin shown. lmvr-ly hroonlles in well mod-
ulated (ltllllptntllltmtl of bright tones and
tlnta lire prepnml for thotvllltcr campaign.
Bodkin» in n lit-II color covered with black
chiffon are still in the highest. vogue.
Bright slitlll m-ckbnndll hrs to boworn
with ownlng dress. the how being worn
in front now. instead of at the back. Some
of three colllsrvttt-a llnvc lt-hl‘lw both beck
p.06 from. They give a pretty finish to
the neck. 3 I
Black grenndlne embroidered in colors
is among tho new materials. 'pr evening
wear this reason. while wide pln‘lsrzl chlf»
nomethiog that please: for the moment
to digest anything solid. "Give us
—we haven't time to remember.” it is
well that we have not. perhaps.
whea we go to theatre. tor. there
is little worth nmmhrtlllg, The
day ofeucb plays as were presented in
the pslmy days of Wallack’s and other
stock complains seem to be ova-r. while
oneseldotu geta the chance to see one at
Shakespeare's immortal plays mud
as Booth-lid Burnt. and others nail to
present them. Are the great actors sud
actgsssea all ueac? No; not are the great
plays were our or exhausted. What
then? ‘Well. it must be the fault of the
people. Perhaps. alter all. they would
appreciate the lust if they were given an
opportunity. for the worn on-
lainly grows critical rather than «was.
in other respects. and the drama may yet
be rescued from the realm of sit-called
realism and uuwbolesoulenese into which
it seems to have fallen. The popularity
of the fame c-lmedy la, no doubt. due to
the (act that people like to laugh better
than they like to weep and managers and
actors who want money worse than they
want artsuc sum and critical coul-
mendation. work on the plan that-7H .,
huh and the world laughs Iltll you.
Weep an! you were am.
The good old earth In bmow y lcr mirth.
it h in grief enough of its on n.
Illustrations of Ilse Word "chic."
0J0 of the heat living lllne'ratiooa
ol the wprd chic is Rej-sne. the Parisian
actress til the Comedic Francaisr. See
in chic to the tips of h?! lingers, in
lhtlughlhhpi‘fiil'. dress. manner. c .ndul-t
and appenvanre. Elbe is chic Incense she
ill“) original. UlllfllIflr‘cfld and yet so
tasteful. Those who imitntcI her are not
rhiobccsuee they are not original in
0“er toporeesa chic one must have a
well defined character .of one's own
shit qualities—aye. and def-ole as wel
mittens. 75c. ;vslue. 98 a.
value. 890.
value. 35c
value. 19 cents.
ed 01.0.; value. $1.50 . _
Fashionable Clocks.
them. The cloak room is always filled
senonsln the haste! dates The ladies
of the twin cities are good
dlm't take them long to tied the best
Corner. Main and Wall Ste, Norwalk.Cott
Saturday Morning We Start Our
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SAL.
HOLIDAY OPENING. 51
The innuenre display of Christmas Goods requires every available inch of our floor an
counter space. and in order to make this possible, sweeping reductions in all the departm cute w
be the rule. Kindly note-prices. Special, Dress Goods, special. Five hundred pieces fancy wo‘
mixtures. regular. price from.” cents to 59 cents; 25 cents per yard. '
\
PREPARATOBY FOR
, Gloves.
(lenta' dog akin lined. 81; value.
Gents’ dog skin dress, .1; value.
Genta’ dog skin dreu. 01.50; val.,
1.25.
1.25?
.135
Children‘s dog akin lined gown and
[Mid silk mittens. 490.; value. the.
Ladies’ silk mittens. 01: value. $1.25.
Lsdiea’ silk mittens. .1 25: value. '1 50.
a’ double wanted mittens. 253 :
Ladiee’ and Misera' tine wontede. 250.;
leu'e tlne worsted mittens. 12w;
O-Button length while rustle. warrant.
Fashionable Furs.
We're still weaving vast quantities of
new cleats ly every express
it ia‘nt mry'to say much about
and our sales are very much
with buyers.
in the beat of
larger than they ever were
buyers. It
gawk and the I meet prince Nine out of
ten handeom» costs you -re on the street
come from the Barton Store.
Ladwa' blue and hlaclt Chinchilla Coats
at “.98: north fl . _
Fine Beaver Jacket-11st $12 25. The
same would cost you 03 to to more else‘
where. , ,
One lot lireea' Jackets. tan and gray
tantalum. worth from .5 to 88 each. at
One lot Mined Newmnrkels. fancy
mixtures.eize l-l only..4.98 Many of
these garments are worth .10.
French Coney Capes, 27 in. rice . $5 98
Elgtric Seal Capes, $19 98, 5 and
Ladies’ Waisls.
Ladies’ all-wool Tricol Flannel will.
regular price, .2 49; sale price, 31 W.
OI Corset Was.
. TheGorset was born of the .. .- .'
idea of the "Eternal Fitness of Thinga
Wrinkles no more become a W' . . »
ice than they do her brow. itll <
invention of the means of smoothing . .
and toning up the form. the lines of u
went in m the face as well. for
if a Corset fit a body.
Need a body cry.
We call your attention to our 3. t t
Gene's. medium and extra long
For It. and quality they are who”
every particular. Prices—75 cta . 31.
and Si 50
rine' Straillau Fur Capes. 30 inches
dee . at 316 93
cal Seal Cape: Aatrakhan edge and
collar, $17.98.
Heal Hush Cape-I. Persian lamb fur
and yet trimmings. .85.
Electric Beelepsa. with deep marten
fur collar, '25.
l
Worsted Goods.
Lidies‘ AILWmI Cardigan Jackets—
brown. him and black—at 75c; worth .1.
One lit Ladies’ stcy Carolynn Jack-
etv. worth 75c: at 49¢ each.
A new and*eonlplete line of IMies‘.l
limes' and Children’s Leggins at 85c a:
pair; actual value. 506. ‘ l
Inlants’ White Worsted Drawer Leg-
gins at 49 '; regular value. 051:.
Indiea’ Facinetors-white. blue. pink
and black—from 25c to $1.29; worth. 25
per cent. more.
Skins.
A an stool of Lind and Uuli w.
Skirts for winter wear. in sateen. lien .
brilliantine and excelr'ior cloth. ‘ '
I iron 49.: to 82 50.
. ' For the Little Tots.
caps- Children'vl .anpm Flannel Ni
Drawers. all since. only 250.
Children’s All Wool B'der Down Cops Children's Aprons. made of check
in faucv mlorings: regular price. 50c: minamk. linen lace trimming:aizes,2
»
special at 30c. . 1‘2; at 25c ‘each.
Navy Blue Velvet Tom O'Bhagtere. Ilothi rs will see the lolly of oral
with silk pomp .9; value 75 ; sale p'ice, them when they can be had at . .
40 cents prices.
rile Liner Boole.
00a film Ievpa lap Wills The Times is
Supp-ed to lead Then.
the who keeps up with the times is
supposed to read "the burst hooks." and
even though they may not be worth the
reading. there remains the satisfaction
ofhaviog done what every body else is
supp not to be doing. and that's some-
th'n g The present day authors are m to
strive to write something lllll. will be
read, rather than slimming worth read-
iu Ilsblokls lelIHl about it sells.
Fit in a ”’14an and is cmdemoetl as
“ .ot lit to fend." lt eels like not c Joe
P." blika elects lit-II and always Will.
Thong
—that are peculiarly one‘s own
is practically no "salon" in America
where people meet mlely to tale. in
New York it Is very nrslhst an even-
in; entrrtaiowut is given solely for can
versstnon. with only somatigbt reimb-
ment in tho of a copper. And yet each
melons are very H’j'l’lb'e, and W's!
heroine better acquainted where they
om comfortably converse than let a
dance. where they are constantly inter-
rupted. Rtlll people hesitate mark their
friends to their houses without some
epecitic ohjvct. wIr. must be either for
“some tonsil." a and party or some
kind of a dance.
The glrsfle would make a good vb ir
singer: his voice is already lllllrd up.
Detactlvea trusses nah.
superintendent Charles Aioge. ol the
National Detective Bureau, lodlanspolla.
ind . announces that two or three
capable and truetworthy men are needed
in thle county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
the work is not necessary tosncctale. lie
edits a large criminal peprrand will send
t with full particulars. which will ex.
plain how you may enter the preferable
ton'nr crepe may be bought by the 3.4:
in all the evening alludes.
An illustration in given of no evening
toilet oi white brocade. with Mule Quince
bouquet and strawberry velvet. The round
skirt is trimmed on each side by coqulllee
of velvet lined with white silk nod lug
under a how of ribbon velvet. The lid
bodice is slightly gathered at the welat
under a velvet belt. A velvet berths ear:
rounds the shoulders. ornamented with
about of white ribbon. The short heel»
font eleme- nrc of mm.
J culc Cnoutr.
were at the cue-lea.
The chemise has returned to stay. in
Ihlesslieml at he». and ltla to believed
lslever. Batiste andwaeh alike
M
the
taverns materialism this beach as.
addressing him at iodine-polls. lml.
‘ {fallow YMWOMDMM
asrebchavennesodfltbstvavtmcetlng
m. Null the 19 War-revol-
mumbrmumw indet-
onl billsand anally have banned
ssehlcrt‘acuwllocha-clceureths-
whatecalll bathe uvlagpw aspire u
the dim should not he gives. their
”Ulysses-strictest" .
WuWadragaton. when
you they have the problematic-i on.
gel intern-latte- Ito-imam Bi: 0 ' (’nr
As an m laedlchv. Ayers
takfl “Cuticle“
in because they are "the lsahluu"
» eke "The Heavenly Twins." for in.
stance. While not absolutely immoral.
it is autllch utly ventnrreome to make
it a little bit ol-jictionnll‘e, lherrforr
you will out tied one person in forty
who has not read it In this day of
disco-ion on the woman’s rights
question. perhaps it deserves to be read
as a plain. uovunlshcd statement at
facts. The book tehea a‘ firm stand
against that public sentiment which
palethe immoralmm on the luck and
treads the insult season under foot;
that sentiment by which the one is lifted
up and the other pushed further down.
Wellnfyou want to know what "The
It
Among the other
late hrlote.ie ' Snips That Puss in the
Heavme Twine" is about, read it
will not hurt you.
Night.” it is little more than a ailhou
etw. mxmpaml with
attempt to tell
lather Ilave In I Itchy?
ut
It an. get lroin your drugglst uday for
’5 cup bottle of Dr. [land's Colic Cure.
Every baby often has distressing colic.
Dr. Band‘s (kilo Care gives immediate
relief by removing wind from the
stomach Ind quitting the nerves, giving
rut!!! sleep. lather thlllh of the
worry and anxiety this movie you. it
your hula; Is terthlne Dr. ll uld‘a Testhv
log lotion for 2% acts. soothes and re-
llmull in saunter all my...
" 1...... .,
llyoaaraallxioaato nodule-lustre-
parihsrnead In Ayer'a Al-
”minimal mete
will!
the flesh-tinted
“lwing picture" presented In ”The
Twins.” but it is its better written of the
two. and la lileour of the tragedits of
Shakespeare altvrlbe glaring sensuality . . ,
ofaplay by Bardzu There are other
"late blots," many more wcrthy of
motion than three, perhaps. but the (set
remains that those we have mentioned
are the literary sensations ot, the your.
What hind of 'acnatlioop" we do not
THE CHIEF OF STAFF and Associated Doctors will arri
and open on office at the
In cocol-leretl' nof on hot that at the time of their last vI-lt many we...
unable to swell their turn to consult the doctors. and as a incl ter of felrnua
[J'ALL WHO VISIT THESE EMINENT PHYSICIANS BEFORE DEC. '
WILL RECEIVE CON SULTAIION, ADVICE, SERVICES‘AND SURG'
lnvestl lion and study of to. germ theory of dimers; and have ertablhhed the (act that
Iy all women! germ orla
‘l
lorla. \‘lnrlonue and Bactlll. The only known "men so 'Illlrh will caret ”discs are
tlerrnirtdal Isdlolces nerd by there "more. They we the result of more than I qua .
tluct. dollntu chemical comrotltloa. .
be nbmlutely proved and demonstrated to '
as it has boon proved to thousands oi sick and mitotic who tried the old mrlbo'ls In...“
in vain. and then came to these doctors and were 1"" .
DBBTIIRS llF BATIIINAL MEDICIN'
City Hotel , S outh N erwal ‘
all. til! horn decided flu continue their nlfrr of 'IEI 1’!“ I? MINT DUI]
TREATMENT ABSOLUTELY FREE UNTIL CURED.
‘l'hne we have Bacillus Adnylnb clan of Rheumatism the Amoebn Pmtoooa of 0a
cmnt‘epycamothn ....
ard - al
once. malnflcmlflllollflllntllooIlltncbillnvrwhl»sd.1h0dmw" will M m daily l“
.TIIE
Charlired and Incorporated by Spa-ill Art of Legis'alllre. June l". 18!“.
THU RSDAY, DEC. 6th. I 894.
“a" E. ‘l'ttu lest user. ant runs the (allowing announcement to the public.
1 he Dacron of this Secl- ty color a most enviable reputation. having been pioneers in
the Barrios Ventrloult of ill anemia. the Bnctllul Tuberculosis of Dona-nu ion and out.’
sting the norm. neutratiatoa be toxin-i and
the stand 0 . force. This fact can
They treat story tom and
Chronic Div-cane. if you are incurable they will hwnentll tell you
so but it thev take your
for treatment. moral-inn a cure. de mi open It, and you will not well. In thelrprsctSs ‘
Is no nusaa nork experiments or In stokes. -. bro r nledlrlnes to meeteaoll nrllv ll
are alreo. and Will) the but does taken the more b g as.
“003$. it A. RI “3"“. 8 I’. II. IDIDA'I MID.
GIIIIAI. oer/ions roll 1'!!! h’l‘Al‘l 0|" (0831mm:
I 29 Falrfleld Avenue. Brldxepo
W ill!!! ALL LIT I’ll!“ fillotfhl) ill AllDltlsIllD. 1
This fits! of Physician Will ltetara Every 60 Ilays. all
‘ THANKSGIVING. ” .
ill a thing of the past and we are prepared to give better
tor your money in
GROCERIES
than any other house in the business.
fist in still on the advance. but we are still selling it
of grant: ted for one dollar. ,_
but we are selling Maud 8, acknow' “
t, for ”.15; Jouee' Superlative. M-
m
Flour is going up,
by everyone to be the has
Bnow Flake. 83.50
“ Call and be convinced that you can get more groceries
one dollar than at any other store.
Our goods are all new still of the very best quality.
We are having a great run on our ti lb. jars of pure
Jelly at his.
ll : ; l
Full weight and mo inure guaranteed. .
DOMWAI’B BUILDIMI. SOUTB NORWALK. ,
New York Grocery Bum
“ illnesses. ,
'M letwrmmrr. ,
Norwalk Chronicler