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. How York Imld Weather loreeass.
My partly cloudy to fair. slightly colder
neither will prevail, with fresh southwesterly
“erly winds. prchsbly preceded by
”rain or snow on the coasts. Tuesday. fair
“weather will prevail. with rising temperature
sud westerly to southerly winds. Wednes-
day. partly cloudy weather. and slight tem-
,. Thermometer Becord.
The lowest point of the thermometer for thr
tvveutvofcur boars ending at noon today was.
339 above zero; highest. 19¢ .
I ' Illllton All-nu for Io-rnorrow.
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'1roiilovsnrlssns.
Changes cannot be guaran—
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. 1 Everyfreasonable elfort
will be made to accommodate
1 patrons, but change cannot be
‘ ' insiswd upon as a right. unless
copy is sent in by 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of the day be-
fore change is desired.
Wisdom 1111.111 111.111.11.11.
A plan for raising money was ap-
proved by the Bankers' association
that shows at a glance bow superior in
financial matters the banker is' to the
fprmer. He is indeed.
Many a large sneer has been snoered
at the famous subtreasury plan evolved
by the rural brain out of its inner con-
miousnese. According to this plan. the
government was to issue. say, .500,-
000,000 of paper notes and lend them
to the people at 2 per cent interest an-
nually. That was simple and had the
lmerit of being easily understood. The
. . bunkers we the ones who laughed
loudest at. this simple minded plan.
Evolve a plan for raising revenue that
the common people could understand:
“Preposterousl The method of our pro—
. fessional' financiers, indorscd unani-
mously by the American Bankers’ asso
ciation, was this: Let congress pass a
law permitting the banks to issue “cir-
culating notes" to the amount of ball
their paid up capital. These circulat-
[1'
amment tax of one-half p111- 1'eut a your.
The banks were likewise to be author
load to issue additional notes to the
amount of 25 per cent of their capital.
this additional amount to , be subject to
a “heavy tax. “ l'nllcr this plan of our
great financial thinkers the banks would
intro of their own notes not less than
”60,000,000 at once and only pay thl'
government half of l per cent interest
or tax, while the government would be
the convenient backer and guarantor
against loss of all the national banks.
Where is the advantagoto the govern
ment or the people of the bonkers’ plan
our the Southern Alliance plan?
The Russian Transslberr 111 railway
is going to beef some benefit to the
United States if the cable correspond-
ents have not been at their usual lying
tricks. 'I'hey telegraph that the Amer
Steamship company, which is going to
connect with the Transsiberlan rail1
way In Russia. will land its freight and
passengers on American shores 1ft the
portal Everett, Wash. Everett, Wash.
will immediately have a boom if this
is true. and it will be a good thing for
the whole country. The tide of sum-
mer tourists will in timoset west in-
stead of east, and they will take their
outing in Siberia.
In Belgium 11.11.111.14 till-s makes liv
ing on two acres of ground. It is done
. by intensive farming, the kind of form-
ing the United States must come to.
Belgium for its size is one of the richest
nations on the globe. A leading cause
of its Wealth is the fertility of the soil,
and the soil has been made fertile by
the Belgium farmers, who have tilled
it century after century.
Senator Peder predicts that the Dem-
ocratic party will soon breathe its last
for sure. Let not the Kansas senator be
too Malia. About the time the Pope-
lists and Republicans are bearing its re-
adies to the graveyard it will be just
" Ike the summed corpse to lifl'its sn‘
“thud sud murmur, "There's life
ill the old man yet "
when
1- Honduras is going to have the same
We! [did dollar the United States
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‘struetedtbe tracks were lsld ss fsrss
. to Sootbport
ing notes wpro to be subject to a gov- .
When the street railway line was con-
the Fslrdsld avenue crossing on each
side. but their operations were stopped,
as the result of s clash between the two
corporprions. Honestly the railroad cont-
psuy elevated their ifscks. sud yester-
day the Traction company put on a large
force of men, carried their tracks under
the crossing and connected their trolley
wire, thus putting the line in operation
Cars were run yeslcrlsy,
but the Railroad company did not hear
of the move until late int night.
At 8:30 o’clock this morning a work
train swarming with helium was stop-
ped at the crossing and the Traction
wires were out down. The company was
unable to start their care this morning
until after the damage 1 was repaired.
The railroad others!» claim that, as the
rsilrtiad commissioners have not yet ren-
dered s drclslon concerning the louder
attempts to cross their tracks, the Tract-
ion company had no right to go under
them until the matter was fully settled.
Burglaries la B'Id‘rpof'.
The residence of l. W. Birdseye, in
Bridgeport, was entered by burgh to early
yesterday morning. The solid silverware
and valuables had b1 1- 1'1 depositod in sets
deposit vsuite, but the burglars took
away a quantity of furnilure 1 and wear
ing apparel, including several Worth
gowns belonging to Mrs. Birds'ye. A"
watchman bad besn employs] for a long
time, but he was discharged Saturday
night. Icyer’ e market was also or loved
and provisions valued at $200 We“ car
ricd away.
PARIS DOINGS.
Crusade Started Against the [Inst of Bird.
In the Fashionable Toilet.
France, being the fountain bend of fnsb
ion, is doubtless responsible for the exten-
sive use of birds and wings for rullllnery
purposes, bllt this crime has at last, it
seems, brought its own punishment. Not
only have imported tropical feathers been
employed. but native resources have been
drawn upon to such an extent that ogriv
culturists are beginning to be slanned at
the immense increase of insects. The
slaughter of birds has been cusp-ring.
and bugs of all kinds, thus freer) from the
discouraging influence 0 their natural
enemies. have multiplied oeedlngly and
devoured all before them. an is helpless
before the insect best. No secticids that
he can invent, no labor at be can per.
form, will make any appreciable inrosd
upon it. Nature alone can keep it in
check, and she does so by means of birds,
whose own life is dependent upon the d11-
structlon of loswts. and who are therefore
efficient and untiring ext-cutlonors. A
single nestful of birds destroys thousands
of bugs and worms in a solemn. so the in
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crease of the him-r who-n the birds them-
selves sre kllledoff in thousands is lucrat-
lhly large.
Mme. (faslmlr l'm-lvr. wife of the prcsi~
dent of the republic. has organised a cru—
sade against the uncut birds. breasts and
wings for decorative purrsm. and a move.
ment thus authorized is likely to be at-
tended with enema ll Paris gives the
word, of course 11.1.1.1..1111 and America
will abandon this bnrlusrons custom; other-
wise W1 too. may find it plague descend»
lng upon us rivaling those of Egypt
But Paris can lmast of other novelties
besides bird 1 "reader A galaxy of wlnu- v
toilets has appeared. so brilliant as to he
bewildering. Among these gowns Is an
out. of door mstllmn in lmvana velvet
that is particularly ailrlvvtlvlv. The bell
skirt is out in scallops near the foot, and
the scallops are edged with lrmrlln fur.
llclow these bl a finance of black bended
lace over blllclr satin. The round, cults-1s
cottage is out In scallops at the top and
has a square black satin yoke covered with
bended lace. The sleeves have Ines epon-
lets. The timing capo nmmpanylng the
gown consists of alternate panels of velvet
and lace covered black satin and is trim-
med and bordered with for.
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picture of a football player pinned to
your coal? Egberb—Oh. rev! My wife
pinned that there so so to 1-1 meld in to
have my hair cut.
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We are informed that the Modern Press
Association wsnis one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and csrr'be performed by
either lady or gentlemen. Previous es-
perleccs is not necessary. and some of
ouryouagmensnd womsndevsnold
men would dowel! tosecuresuch a posi-
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CUIPLICA'I‘BD CASE.
Italian to Dismiss the Iatsn’ Appeal
from l'robote. I
The celebrated suit of Lizzie T.‘Bsrnes,
of Norwalk, vs. W. H. Surrsudothers.
which drew much attention about s yesr
ago, was recslled by a motion on'the
short calendar session of the Superior
0111.11.11» Friday. The motion was for
a dismiss! of the appeal of live. Barnes
and others from the will of the late Sam
sel ll. Barnes
The suit tried last year was for the set-
ting aside of an sntevuuptial contract in
which the plaintiff. in consideration of
$5,000 if she outlived her husband,
waived all other claims in his estate.
She claimed that she signed the contact
through misrepresentations and star her
husband's destlf brought suit for her
dower, which won‘d have mourned to
about 050.000. Thecsse went by reser-
vation to the Supreme Court. which so-
vised the Superior Court to find for the
defend-ate.
Before bringing lhis suit the plaintiff
had appealed from probate, but by
mulusl agreement the letter suit was
held in sbeysnce pending the decislos'cn
file'solt over the marriage contract.
The drfrndsnto new claim that the
decisios in the latter case gives the
plaintiff no standing in court in the
sppeslfro- probate. As ,the pleinrifl-
was not ready to argue the motion, the
matter werlt'over for one week.
Aliltle girl aged nine. living on Am-
sterdam avenue, called her father to her
bedside a few evenings ago std said:
"Peps, i want to sek your advice."
“Well, my. little dear. what is it about?"
hWhat do you think wouldbebost for
you to give me on my birthday out
week?"
25 Cents Will 1111, a Wife.
or mother a bottle of Dr. [land 11 Colic
Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. Merv
rill, of Falrdale, N. Y., says: “Dr,
Hand's Colic Cure is far in advance ot
any remedyof its kind I ever used. If
will quiet baby when she is screaming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy about it. When your
baby 'nlcropsand fretful while teething
apply Dr. Hand's Teething lotion to the
gums. Sold by all druggists. 25 cent
”electives loaded Ien.
Superintendent Charles Ainge. of the
National Detective Bureau. Indianapolis,
but, sooonoca thst two or three
capable and trustworthy men,srs needed
county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. ,Experlence in
the work la not my rosette-vs. He
edits a large criminal pspersnd will send
1 with full particulars. which will ex-
plain how you may enter the tunic-ion
uldrasiug him at Indianapolis. Ind.
For rheumatism l have found nothing
«on to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. lt
rel esthepslnu soon as applied. .l
W. Young. West Liberty. W. Vs. The
wompt relief it sflolde is alone worth
many limo-s the cost. 110 cents. Ito con-
tlnucd use will elfect a permanent care
For sale by (l. C. Hilllson. druggist.
if 11 New York Inllhol 1. gnu-111 1. 11m
our 111 Mb avenue and With llu‘m‘tfl'lnflllg
971111.011, which gives iii pimple dyspepsia
and these pulpit.- spend $1,456.01: in dot-11
on bills and dually have to pay to. 20
each for (locum lilo-i I use encore them
thr .111111'111,.1.1.u1.1 not be given. there
being in plenum-o at the; feast?
'oqum s1 Pislsrvd's drug store. where
too may is e the pmblenl solved and
g; unrmmsnonslontl 11m» BlcolCul's
kir Ira l’. Wetmors. a ”01111111111 real
estate seen! of San Angelo, 1'1 use. has
used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Disnbma Remedy in his family for sev»
ersl years ssoccselon required. and al-
wsys with perfect success. He says: “i
that it aperfect cure for our baby when
troubled with colic or dysentery. I now
feel that my cutilt is set complete with.
outsbotlle oflhls remedy albums or
on a trip away from horse. For sale by
O. C. Stillsoln drunks.
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ltlsoftesslnysttvy how a will has
beea"esogllt.” The fast is. however.
tkstwhestheklned lsparsssdilsssys-
what would bathe saving per mots 1! 1111111
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500 doz Handkerchiefs for
turer had, quite a few are worth
sell at 191:. big value at Rio each.
value at 121w each.
value, 25c each.
son at 75c, price today,50c
each
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Our Immense Display of
HOLIDAY GOODS
Will be on Exhibition.
Santa Claus will take possession of the entire upper floor with an endless variety of Chil
dren' s Books, Toys, Games, Dolls, etc., etc
On our main floor and basement novelties 1n bricabrac, leather goods, lamps. silverware
fancy goods, and 111 foot everything you want for a Xmas. gift will greet you.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Now is your time to buy, no need of waiting until Christmas.
100 doz. Ladies’ line Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, all new designs, were imported t1
200 doz. Men's Handkerchiefs, all linen and hemstitched, regular price 19c, extraord' 2
‘50 doz. ladies' extra quality Handkerchiefs, lace edge, vandyke points, the daintiest thing
the market, wou'd be a bargain at 3%. They 1] go quickly at 25¢ each. .
Ladies’ and Men 3 silk initial Handkerchiefs, superior quality and lettering, at just half theil
75 1102. Men’s silk initial Handkerchiefs, ll inch hem, same as we sold last sea
, . UMBRELLAS.
mething everbody can use.
10 doz. 20in. and 28 in. Gloria Umbrellas, natural and fancy sticks, extra good value at 3
150 umbrellas, twilled gloria,very choice handles,26 in.and 28 in.,regular price 81. 98,at 81.1.
100 umbrellas. Dresden and fancy top handles, exclusive designs and very popular, othe
ask .2 50 for the same styles, our price is 81. 98 each.
MllilllllillEME
men, women and ch11dren,’ 1n plain and fancies, all the manufac
101:, you can have your pick at 51': each.
THE BOSTON STORE,
Corner Main and Wall Sts, Norwalk, Conn
THE SUN.
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CHARLES A. Bill. lllllilll.
A1111 ricsn Newspaperr.
The American Constitution. the Ameri-
can idea, the American spirit. These first.
last, and all the time, forever.
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llslly, by mail. 85 11 year
llslly and Sunday. by stall. till a year
The Weekly. 8| s year
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is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in
the world.
Price it a copy By mail. ‘2 a year
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WE DO NOT CLAIM
To be the only store in the city that handles good goods. but we do claim to sell 1
best grocerios in the market for less money than any other store. A trial will .- .
viuce the best housl keepers that our goods cannot be surpassed in quality, and - 1
prices are at least 20 per cent. less than some of our competitors ink for the
goods. Note the following prices:
Hand 8 Flour. $4 l1; Jones, $1 15; Snowflake. $8 50.
30c
Pottolrne. New Buckwheat. lv
Gold Dust. No New Loose Buckwheat, 3c l
Cocoa. 181: can Quaker Oats. 10
8 lbs Lard for 25 3 Corn Starch,
New (111th, Hc New Raisins. :’
New Peas. 911 New Citron. 1.
New Tomatoes, 1- Se New l’runells, 2 lbs for ..
New Salt-cu, > 1ch New Cheese, lie
Quart bottle Catsup. 92 Fresh Egg 22c - 1
Try our Tess and Collect: they are the best.
(100d Butter. 25¢.
22 lbs Granulated Sugar, for .l 00.
Sugar Cured Shoulders only 0c lb.
Be sure you come to tberiaht store.
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DONOVAN'S BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK.
38 HAIN STREET. NORWALK.
l new your: crrr.
“Our 27c Butler is esceilen
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8001 Street and let avenue,
401]: Street and 21! avenue,
FOR GENTLEMEN
We have Hanan and Sons’ well known line of men's and boys’ lice shoes.
Winter Russett. wilh eruption double sole, at 35.00. Their
Enamel Leather. .11. m... .01... .. 1.5.111.
Patent Leathers. in all the latest styles. Also
Cordovan 111 Calf «issuers-.1 .....*1:. 11.11:: 1
Pap-poise Leather shoe at 33 00. for moumnm. that is . - 1
Cork Sole "m
from “'50 to .5 00. The largest values for your ~ 1
shown.
.. FOR THE LADlES’,
MlSSES’ AND CHlLDRE
We have [Alon-bury, Mathewson dc (Jo
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The best line for the loser money ever shown. A large lies of
Slll’l'llls SUPPER
For dancing and boonwrsr, that are anucelled in style
and unequalled in price. Our low prices in plain figures;
“111.111.111.11 you. We cordially invite an inspection of
our stock.
Olsen Brother:
node and waterproof. Call and examine.
1n oy
.'s line of those in all
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GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk Chronicler