. . Kuwait; John A. hint.
Norwalkmonn-
»b B- E. Plalatrd. ill Washington,
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on: GRADY.
‘ of? all-c. will a. m on or" norm.
. souru normal It.
ll Itsnn, rectum 2m.
‘4 lot on: DA! our.
‘ vitatiou Fleefrom 10 a.m‘. toilp m.
i‘!‘
LAST BNN'I'II FREE.
DB. GRADY will [give consultation and ad-
vice FREE during ehrusry A'ler this month
. - usual consultation he of 82 will he charged
u- all nowcaaes. ‘
1 MOR ‘ CURES:
' Mmteatlm- . als are daily coming in from
, hula. and .. .gbessen at the doctor's of-
i; . Dr. Gr - M proved beyond a doubt
, the many - called helpless, chronic and
, usable di . ses can be cured by using
‘> : in (line.
suffered inunseiy wrth kidney
- an atarrh. was ireatui by physic-
“than elp for over a your; was falling
“is" and renztlnand usalsst resort con-
» Dr dy. Hols now well.
- ‘ on When terrible sufferer with
and kidney diseaarwonlined to
Gradytcnro-d him.
-r suffered over 10 wars. I‘r.
him one dose of medicine and in
it ours he passed a ion: tape worm
. rate bends.
obolt suffered for It years with
.. tlam and cat il‘l‘h. Sewrai doc—
- dhitn any good. Dr. Gillly
'5 i been sick eight years. iiva
5 1 euro. Dr. Grady gave her
' e passed a tape worm 53 feet
. at doctor's office.
i had scars on one eye and
. for illyoars. Dr. Grady op—
l nd his sight is now patient.
4, -x says: "I can adn my testi-
my . . . mny others. viz: That since
4 lhavoheen . . . r your treatment lhave been
. . . orfuliy relieved. and such confidence
‘! vs I in Dr. Grady that l havu sent my ters-
m to him for treatment "
Ira. Mary Kenrayhad a large cancer re.
moved from the breast after paying out unit
3‘ five hundred dollars in Boston.
l as Burns, tlstula cured after Sillhl‘lllg
lfor oars.
_ Joyce. nm'm and superfluous hairs all
’ We! face. removed in one week.
i
'mmrmnuhuomasvm
‘Wamw
Wamsom, tan lit-din Chandler
of New Harnpshira mud something of a
satiation in Chosen-talc outlining suns
importantstspa tobstaksn byths next
consuls. including a congressional inves-
tigation of thementpurchaseofcnldlry
thaprsaidontof the United States. The
speech came unexpectedly as an incident
{om-tho debate on the Indian appropriation
Mr. Chandler protested against the man-
nor of attaching annual legislation toap-
propriatlon bills, saying it would make
an extra session inevitable. Then he add»
all that it would be well to assemble the
nowoongressat an early dayln om to
let it begin its important work. It would,
in the senator’s judmncut, provide for
building the Nicaragua canal. It would
also take speedy steps for the annexation
of Hawaii.
It would investigate deeply anti thor-
oughly the nicent purchase of gold, which
transaction, said the senator, was one of
the most remarkable in our history. it
was certain to be investigated by the
house of representatives, said Mr. Chan-
dler, and would be investigated by the
senate.
During the early hours of the day the
silver bill made its exit from the senate,
Mr. Jones of Arkansas, in charge of the
measure, announcing that Its friends
would make no further effort to pass it
at the present session. The disposal of the
measure was emphasized by the decisive
vote of 56 to 18 on Mr. Got-man's motion to
take up the Indian appropriation bill, the
effect of which was to displace the silver
bill and send it back to the calendar.
Mr. Woicott's resolution declaratory for
silver. but postponing notion, also went to
the calendar without final action. It was
discussed briefly, Mr. Higgins of Delam
opposing it as meaningless. Mr. Manda.
son proposed an amendment urging an
international bimetallic agreement.
Naval Bill Passes tln Hm.
The speech of Mr. Chandler of New
Hampshire significantly urged that the
time was near at hand when the Republic:
on party must take affirmative action on
bimemlllsm. Most of the day was given
totho Indian Appropriation bill, final ac-
tion not being taken.
The opponents of the new battleships for
the navy suffered n crushing defeat when
Mr. Snyers' motion to strike out the nu-
thorlzutlon for the war Vessels was bust-—
first in committee of the whole by a vote
oi 43 to 121 and inter in the house by a vote
of 67 to 15m.
Mr. Dolliver of Iowa sum-mind in hav-
ing on unmmimont nduptmi providing for
the building of twu torpedo boats on the
Mississippi river.
Mr. Sayers nddoti n proviso to the item
for armor appropriation to the effect that
no higher sum should he paid by this nov-
emmont for armor or mm steel than was
paid tho contracting firm for similar mo
terinl furnished other governments. The
naval bill. as passed, authorizes the con-
struction of three battleships to cost, or-
clusivo of armor, $4,900,000 «inch. and I2
torpedo boots to cost 8170.000 each.
After the bill was passed some time was
spent in the discussion of the senotenmend—
ment to the diplomatic and consular an»
propriutlou bill npproprintiuz $500,000 for
laying a submarine cable bvtwmn the
United States and Hawaii, but no actimx
was taken upon it.
Blue" I‘m-paring to Vacate»
“'ASIHX‘UTOV, Fol). 21.-—A1though Pill".-
. ”ward Lton-u indigestion and flatulence
for can. cured with two bottles of medicine
Ilsa Nellie Wash. cross 0\ es all her life. Dr.
Grady operated on them anti now they are per-
osoph Fleming. chronic rheumatism 'und
old ulcers for ten years. cured by two bottles»!
ins and two boxes of ointment.
ohn bore. tape in rm 53 feet long. removed
in two hours. Ma be seen at the doctor’s
on.
lbry Fanlels, blind in one eye 40 years. Dr
and!
(geratedflnd her right is now perfect
John oiris hall a large tumor on hotui for
I’m: was rumored in one sitting by cit-v-
trleity.
Ink nnody. eczema and deafness of one
mfg] rears, cured.
AI orrill, catarrh. dyspepsia and chro-
nic (II also nervous bemlsulu—z cured
Dr. y will not publish any more cases
unless squeak—ti to do so by patients.
a urine positively on cllrd in two hours.
ltihe huropenn specxnlist on all sex-
vans and t hrouic discs-lea.
rady la acknowledged to he the loading
a in America in curing the above tim-
'l'l'y him and you will never regret ll.
ale resulatln nwdiclnns. always sure.
in will find r. (irady their bent-furt- or
the troubles peculiar to their sex. 'I‘hmw
in: from rheumatism. sores, ulcers. in-
oancsrs or any form of skin or scalp dis-
shouln visit lir. (lrmly at once. llsmrm-
, aonsultation. advice, services and surgical
i. absolutely free until cured.
DISIIWSUBGISIIlNSlllilll
PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
State St, Bridgeport. Dunn.
mils Doctor can be consult: «i from 10 to
Ila ln..8iobancl 'l' to 0 K m . ever 4 day, ox-
Wsdnesdasa and Sun on. Pr vat-- rnn.
rooms. 7 7d
If so beam and so by the
“CLYDE LINE.’
as only steamship: lino runninafrma
New York direct to
Jacksonville,
Stopping 'at
. Churleoton. S. 0.
Which“. “mailman. inquiteof
allows: it. amass. AGENT,
' stun-oi» smut Rank n! on
m lflliiilli sums: nu
’ 01 Washington «not.
“Myms iol)a.tn..aad from in:
, ‘ onlotnnlarsvanlncs fromttol
. mall Mood-MW
" . ”1:!“er
snowmen-m
marinara-mm
Fla...
mustn- iivnm‘oi llisseil rimtlinos rithcr to
affirm or deny the rumor that he has do-
Cltlcti to resign, it is nt‘wrthclcss true
that unions he changes his’prosont deter-
mination he will rotlm from the cabinet
some tinm in April. What his reasons are
for inking this stop cannot bo stated. It
is known, however, that ho has never had
a taste for public office, and now that the
affairs of tho «lopnrtmont are in a wry ox-
(‘eilont condition it is undurstnml that be
much proicrs to roturn to Buffalo and re-
sume his law practice.
Does This Mean an Extra Session?
Wasrtmulos, Feb. 21. ~— Among the
prcsltiout's (‘iillfll'ii wore Messrs. 'i‘owtw,
Smith ttnd Corliss, rt'pl‘t‘m‘tllflifiivm elm-t
from the uorthwosrt-rn states. They said
iht‘y cullml to [my their respects before El“
turning homo. llnrinp; a conversation the!
president asked them how they would
like to bo t'itllt‘ll on to rptum to Witnbing-
ton on Mun-h If». The nowly «lwtml con:
grussnwu sniti llwy thlllll not liko it. It
is not bvlivvmi tho pl’i‘Hliltll‘ll} hurl my in-
tention of lutimntlng thotnn extra wa-
sion was a prolmhility.
Russian Attache} Suicide.
WAsIHNoTtm, Fob. 2i.———.ilr. i'. [Martian
off, first uwrs‘tnry of tho Russian location.
klllvtl IiIlllHi‘ll hero by slanting: himself
in tho bond. Ho had been sick for twoor
thrcu wouks, anti his suicide is minimum! to
be attributable to the suffering ho had un-
tiergouo.
Fourth Class Panasonic's.
Wasmsoros, Feb. 9L~Tha following
fourth class post masters wore appointed:
New Jersey—Smith's Landing, ll. 1.
Eisloy.
Pennsylvania—dial”, A. E. Ziegler.
Burglar (iota lines- In".
Bntmsrou'r, Conn. Feb. lat—lldwanl
Taylor, alias Big John Tracy, who was
implicated in the Manhattan bankrob-
bury. was sentenced here to 15 1min
state prison for burglary.
Injured by a Man Ills.
LEBANON, Pa. Feb. lit—Daniel Bouts.
Frank Seltzer, Samuel Schott and Jacob
Sochrist were seriously and two others
slightly injured by a premature blast in a
Iniuo near this city.
Denounced Illa Astana.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-—-Ata meeting d
the board of walking «telegrams mole»
tion was adopted (introducing the Aston
for importing antiques, pictures, rte.
homily (Sold In mom's.
Visa“, Fob. 21.-’l‘wenty persons wars
frozen to dumb to (lsllcia in two days.
The severe wmthnr continues throughout
central Europe. '
nos-at h. a W wan.
Burrito, tab. lit-Jun lath tom
at'l‘nrnhallforthshsasfisotmm
sa'a widow nuts! Mia
B at W’s hotel.
knowing him, was going to tail
nlistalto. when
linde-
Cid. ’80 you have actual”
“He replied: “Yea, Ihavo conic. Why
you not most mi’
”II-dos replica. ‘1 Was then. but you
were not ’
”Thon'ho said, 'wtm you in. me,
r
W
“She said, ’30, Jim.’
"Gentry than replied, 'Not after five
weeks away from msf’
m’laald to her, ‘60 on, Nadya, and kiss
in.
"Madge refused and said he would have
to explain. Then I saw a rcvoivor, and it
seemed to me that four shots were fired.
The first shot, it worms to me. most have
hit her, as it was pointed at bar taco. I
tried to leave the room. but it was institu-
cd. He said to me, 'I'll havn you too.’ I
then got to the door and ran out."
“entry’s statement is as follow»: "I
was insanely jealous. lhavc known Madge
Drysdalo since August. 1893. We become
friendly and warn cpgngai to be married.
and she wore my ring on her finger. She
also bought me a ring which she paid one
hundred and sunnctbiug for. l was to have
met her In Now York on Humloy. Ilcr
letters had gmwn cold, and 1 bad wired
hot a number n! times to let me know the
can“; of the sudden change, which was
natural, my thinking as much of her as I
did. Her telegram said: "i'wolvc three.
I [cave born at 10.' Iliad journeyed all
night from 15mm and was wry sleepy
when I not to New York and did not got
there until 12:43. ‘I did not see anything
of her on the 12:43 lmat. I could not do
anything, as I was a mtnpletc wreck, and
went to her father's house and asked if he
had heard anything of her coming to
town. He said no, and that 1 had better
go down spin, as there Were some more
trains, and i might moot her. I went
down again, and not groin luer bought a
round trip ticket for I'hilasolphia.
”in tho rumminw I had been drinking
for being disappointml. On my arrival in
Philadelphia I wont to the Irving ilouse
and then to Dietrich'a hotel, whom I
hoard that she was next door. I went
into Zolsuc'» hulvl and luv! )1 r. 744850 and
Mimi whim: Miss York-9's room was. I
had a pistol in myp-rkct which 1 hmibor-
rowed (mm a man "mood lltutltt-tt in our
«sympathy. .1 mid in my mind, '1 may have
to slum sumo Room: in “to fool.‘ I fully
orywrmi tn llml a nmu in bur rmmwa lit-
tlo blond fellow, 1 man! up stairs (Hid
thllmi into tlw rmut. and V-llt'li I saw hrr
Wis-t wry much «blighted. Inuit]. ‘Weil,
darling, I have wriw.’
”I had livul on bmrf ton and clam broth
for n rte-nit previous and Wm completely
sip-«t 1 Noel. ‘.\r-v you glad too-1w mot"
ribo- mvnml awfully tilmmmintml at my
“plfl'lil'llnl'r, sin.- mid: 'Uh. myi What
are you doing iuvrur‘ 1 mid. ‘liariinx.
won‘t you 1.5» ow“ r‘lw Wuiild not kiss
mo, Thaw wrtm ti in be bot last words.
and the meal!» follow-mi. I was inmnvly
its-thins and lmti im llllsflllilvll of shooting
hm- whoo l lrft ”from”, but i was on on-
ragul. l lovul lbw woumn."
naught Ills I'Mlllul.
Panoramas. .‘ltl, Fri». ill—Tobias F.
Main, the Maui sutmrintemil-nt of the
Mommas hmpitnl. a large institution for
the poor and insane, awaited Its-fore the
grand jury. which is iutmtiuntiug hos-
pital admire. and umber oath testified that
ho a year ago purrltoard his [smitiou from
('onmllasltmovm William Morrison. .lanu-s
ll. lhlnutuvr and Frank llutm'. thuwrats.
9!: Donald Smith Anita
NEW Your... Pro. 21. -— Sir llouald
Smttlt, K t‘ .‘l. 6.. nsidvnt gowruur
Indf'hlr'f r‘rri‘:;.’i;l\~l'tffl'i’ or Mammal, ur-
rlvr-d by tiw ‘0?st mar liuvutuuuship
Majestic. Hr “a” :tmwmlmniml by IM]
Smith. To mm hi.» "on own-salon. he
has "En-en morning to and fro for the past
six months mtnbinlug plamui’t' with busi-
noes."
Tin 9am (’nu “'nlk Now.
bosons. Feb. 21,-1'llmluwn. who mon-
to London on Monday for the purpmw of
holdings drawing mum at litts'kingluuu
palace, has width"! to Windsor. lit-r
majesty walkers! from tho mrringt- fmm
which she al'whiml nt Ill“ rulimui station
to the spru-‘ral [mm with!» mrrted hot to
Windsor.
his" I‘m-g (invade/tuned to Death.
TIES‘TMS. lv'wlt 2!.-—An imperial tits-no
basis-on lwui'tl onirrtny that Kong, ra-
taoioi oi i’on .irtlmr. and Gum-ml Yell
(hi “to, who “1'!“ trml by ilu- lsnrti of
punisbrmn‘t. Ir tomb ultml to prim" on.
I'll autumn. will a tiny nn- to bv vxwuwtl
(m losing Port Arthur to tho Japan-w,
Minister bug's Romulus.
('mrsom, Fob. “Il,~~’l'lw nouains of the
late Isaac i’. tin-y, ministt'r to Mexico. or.
rival in the city minim Ail-bison. Topeka
and Santa Fe mad. ’I‘Iwy were transit-nod
to 3 special [min on (h:- Mount: dint-1. to
lmiinnntmils. ohm.- llwy will lie in slate
today,
"all 30le “1th Ila Visit.
Now Youl, Feb. “IL—Esclicnawr Thom-
as C. Hall has returned fmm Albany. lio
WI! at Ilse Fifth Avenue: hotel and VIII In
manila-t spirits Ila mid he was satisfied
with the mulls of his journey to All-any.
but had nothingolav to any (or public“ ion.
flack-a! ran-til of '0’...
Wasnlso‘ros. Feb. 2i.-1‘hs “ton of
the National Council of Irma-n was do
voted to preliminary basin-a matters
The massing was conducted behind closed
doors, but the questions discussed were of
an unimportant natuu.
”ft-fl club lunar.
N" You, Feb. 2|.a—1‘hotwcttty-flrst
annual barium of the New York Press
club was hold at taxman Carers
was laid for 265. Jan-1m ilowanl. Jr.,
the mm: of tho club, pmidni.
Wanna no links.
Pmtonscs. no Ii.-—-l"orty mum
in the (Sam trusted mills «tnurk be‘
muse they trivia-ml to om man boring to
run two humus for dark fancy mn‘k.
I'm fil'ms Mn to Karl. [Dakota
Btsuamra. mu. 2! vim-man mifrom
was Main; in tho lillllsr by a ride of lll to
fit
.. swat «a flu- likens.
flaw You. Pelt ‘lI,--'nw liaisatlo
bought to 01,250,000 in will.
Weather I‘m
mw;mm
~FOR—
Jill. All Mil FEBli
—-A'l‘-—
THEODOREH.OLSEN’S
0| WASH|NOTON STliE
ET, S0llTH N0llWAlK.
100 pairs of Lonnsbury, Mathewson 8: Co.’s fine Shoes, a little imperfect, worth 4. 50, $3.25.
200 pairs Ladies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00 ,
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain too worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ladtes’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Misses' Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
100 pairs Misses' Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 900.
100 pairs Childen's 8% to 10}, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Loco Shoes. worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 51}, 6, 6i, 7
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 andill, worth 2. 50, at 1.25.
100 pairs Men’s Calf Bluchers, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
75 pairs Men’s LaceIPicadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.501% 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1,75,7at:l.00.
75 pairs Boy’s Lace, worth 1.25, at 75c. ‘
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them.
Men’sIStorm King Boots, 3.00.
, lllE000|lE ll. 0lSEN,
0| WASHINOTON STREET,
800T“ NDRWALK.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, 25
can“: and upwards.
SPECIAL SALE
lililES’ - NIGHT - MES.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
All 0000 VALUES.
For Thursday’s Bargain Sales. lloms Prices for the Dayiilnly.
Children's Canton Flannel Night Drawers, 5 sizes at 25 cents.
Children’s Muslin Drawers, l0 cunt; and upwards.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
l
i
("WENT
”ENDING.
cm... susnsv TRAP.
Thou lt-ntthe mim- UEFN PH/ETON.witln
the mlritorluunrzoimn 31' ll::- “MP, and with
all the advantage!) of tilt $0.an or Stationary
u“ “my rr r CAHOPV TOP
W! HUS ".0005. THE o .3 _
' CARRIAGE E‘Jltll OFFMIED.
HAVING laser, novel ml beautiful dam n.
realest an rounder. entrance Nor mu u. l,
reason of the tilting no will: Panai Minted.
both seats of oqnu comfort. Mostrootu iorlts
wads asdinohesnvolgbim: m to 100 lbs. less [or
Montana!” and more room mm nu (‘ut‘undor
llurwy made. and M mlwb as It trniglttmill
Hurray. Mini weighi only 440 lbs. largo
vsrrym room inr lintiluuws sud nrceis. A
rinsed ark patrol wimn back sea is turned
down. lint-ii mu workingindopemloutol each
other. with no unm seat from to take up let
room. As no rule when arranged for one
seat as for w”. and as ood for two as for one.
Full curtains all nroull . llost arrangement. for
converting it into a two or four paummsr vehi‘
do over otter-ad. Quality and workmanship
the vary but.
Morris Woodhuila
m0.
ants Wilma“. DAYTON.
K
WlliflNS OF ALL KL
ill:
The finest Traps, Buggies, Phaetons and Canopies. Oar
one, call and see. me.
; load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with solid axles just
‘ arrived. at Wright's sales rooms. if you are thinking of buying
L. M. WRIGHT.
For SCENIC and SIG-N
LETTERING get
my figures fer work done by my artist, IEDIBE Wflillllll.
BICYCLES.
The best made. Can save you from $16 to $25 on them. Do not
buy until you see them. ‘
Hummus or ill KlNllS.
(Called for and delivered free of charge.)
J . ,
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwuk.
Norwalk Chronicler