Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 24, 1895 · page 3

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"Casterislsllr. osmium.

' 1 I’llllE 'I'lllll'il CITSllP

Mption for hints and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
lorphine not other larcotio sub-
stance. Itisshamlesssnhstitntefor
Moria. 1...... man: syrups.
andCastorOil. Itisplessant. Its

guaranteeisthirtyyesrs’nsehy

cssronla
‘ For Infinite and Children.

Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria, and see that the facsimile

 

signature of .

is on the

mm.“ . W!
Weshallpro- .- '

tect’ounelm and the public at all hazards.
Tan ell-nun Common?! Murray as, N31.

 

80m 95

F lTS!

BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGE

Yourdiseaseis not incurable because your
physician has gran you up, and you have not
receivedan neilt from the medicine you
havetried. not an reason you cannot be
cured.” I We canco tliavleiy ergo all kilndswo‘i

nvn on or mo c.
ashamed A POSITIVE .9: D PERMA-
m CUBE [1' ALL 0A3“. We have
cured thousands. many cases of lo s ding,
and given up by doctors as lncurab e. n our
“Allen's l‘it Cure” you will ilnd a medicine
that has never failed to enact a s y cure.
We back our guarantee with an 0 er 0! 31m
to any person we cannot cure. Highest bank
"tenuous furnished on application.

1 qt. bottle. $3.“). 2 qt... 85.“).
ALLEN MIDIOAL 00..
Washington and Water Ste. Boston. Mass

; 1:..AMBlES

n . Supp or n-
th Menstruation and all irregularities of like
will iind our FEMALE PILLS an in-

 

 

 
 
 

box
should be kept on hand at all times to rovide
to: one ncles. Correspondence con ntial.

8‘3“? with full directions. securely seal-
ed. per box.

ALL!!! MIDIOAL 00. .
Washinston and Water Sta" Bostonian?
mi

NEW LINE 01‘

Belly Carriages .3“ llsirlgprstors
Raymond & Sons.

Successors to George 11. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral

Directors.
‘0 and as Iain Street. Imam. 0t.
Residence. I Isrkaley Pines.
‘lelepbone. 174.

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r. swoon, M. 0,.
5 80. Mill 81.. 80. NURWilll.

raciice Limited to Diseases of Women

Ollice hours. Mondays and Thursdays. I to
. m. 1121 iy

Young fian

‘ 7h! take the chance of dying without in-
aurance when FOUR CENTS a DAY Willis
INHURE YOUR LIFE For SLIM)?
Or 6 Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment oi Sim}. Payable to yourself it you live.
With lnsuranceJlke everything eise,the best
is the cheapest.

INSURE IN THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCE Company,

of Hartford.

 

 
 
 

 

‘ S. S. L’Hommedleu.

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loath hlorwslk. Conn.
ragga-i“.w w. M ....._ w- .._,....,..:=.-
NORWALK
[0881 E IlS.
Caught oil Norwalk islands.

Leave your orders and have them
delivered In Norwalk every Batur»
day morning. A fresh arrival of

kinds at Fresh Fish.

every day. Vegetables from Green’s
Farms every morning. The ilnest
mt oi

FISH Mill.
VEGETABLES

to he found.

"imam

 

mm.
in: the anmuneemunt that
insolvent months , . .

On July 1 last a. a. Buck’s m'nr
shine as bank commissioner expired. He
declared the bank solvent at the time.
Commissioner Croiut's/ latest examina-
tions disprove this staternent, and his dis-
closures caused Mr. Buck, who was elect-
ed president of the bank Monday after
noon, to resign. ‘

Cucumlssicner Groiut has also discov-
ered’thnt the bank’s bookkeeping has been
of the loosost character. No interest what.
ever has been paid on many notes, and
thousands oi dollars in automated personal
notes have just been iound. Among these
are two 31,000 notes signed by William
Buck, son of the cx-oomxnlssioner.

It has also come out that Cashier Wai-
den advanced 815,000 of the bank's money
for the purchase of the Morrison Machine
company estate by Attorney Thomas J.
Kelly. Mr. Kelly appeared «at a meeting
of the directors and explained that he set-
ed as Mr. Waldon’s agent in selling nia-
chinery to Sutton & Data of Allentown,
Pa., assuming that it was {or the benefit
of the bank. This was the machinery ion
which Walden paid $4,400 of the bank's
money. The directors havo appointed a
committee to collect $7.000 duo on this,
and the latter left on a train last night
{or Allentown. "

Tho directors will lili'i't again this oven»
ing, and it is thought (I. B. Pomcroy and
John Scott, the clcciod president and vice
president, will rcsign. ’

A MIRACLE YARN.

 

A'Faith Doctor Periorms Wooden In an
Obscure Hamlet.

ALLEGAXY, N. Y., July lit—Nine Mile,
a small hamlet in this township, is in a
lover of excitomnnt over thoWondcriul ox-
hlbitious of healing mudo by the so called
faith doctor, Roy. E. L. Raymond. 0!
Mount .Icwctt, Pa. Sim-(- his arrival in
their midst thd {unnors huvo hot-n inter-
ested in nothing so trivial as the common
pursuits of life, but have gathered in
crowds to vii-w his appari-nt miraclcs.

The lamo have walkvd, the dull have
heard. and all (-luxscs him: lillii the gospel
preached unto thmu. Minuio Allen, the
daughter of awcll known lumlu-rman,
and Marshall Wilder are said toshavc lwon
marvelously cum-d of inrmiiluhlo (llecasos.
Many an- h-m‘lm: lwds of sit-km-ssm his
command. 'l'lu- most Ski'litli'lli lurk on in
“'Ulldt‘l’. do not lu-livvv, lull limituto'io'i-x-
pluiu what lhvy .wv.

DEAD IN‘SUICIDE GLEN.

.A Beaiitilul Young \Voman Sought Death
In a Romantic Spot.

NEW Young, July 2i.—lu whui is now
known as "Sulchlc Illvu.” a liitlv to the
West of tho horwshm- lwnd oi' Wuslr
ington ilvlghis avenue. was discovered
ycstcnlay morning tho body of u very
lwuutli‘ul girl of 1‘). When found by two
boys. the body was on its luwk, ilu- fucc,
calm in dvaih, was looking upward, and,
saw that a hole was pcn-vptillh- in the
right tl-mplc, she might be sleeping, so
peaceful was hvr illipt‘flmlll‘ii. A ri-volvor
Was found by lu-r sirlo, and the police at
once cailcd ii a (use of Silli'liii‘.

Early this morning two boys from (ill-n—
dale, N. Y., wrrv taken to the morgue and
shown iho body of tho (loud woman. They
said that they rm-omtizod iu-r as a Woman
named quuiv Luring, well known in
(ilcudulc.

AN OLD» COMPLAINT.

New Jersey People Find the Gypsies Are
Light Fingers-d.

NEW itiu'xswu‘u, N. J.. July
'I‘lu-n- Was-l a riot. ill‘ri' in the ("amp of tho
Brazilian uypsim who landed in .\'«-w
York lust Friday and nrvgoimz in Califor—
nia. ll urosn- nwr u horm‘ll‘uilv. .lnhn
Iiroxmoys-r, a local liiil'rli' drnlt'r, urrungvd
to oxvhuum' n mule for a hunt-«- nwm-d by
ouvnf tin-gypnivs. Win-u tho mulowurl
iakvli tn tlu- rump, l-lu‘ gypsy refused to
trmlv. A wordy wur fulluwml, and tho
flypslvs muhlwd ilu- lmrm-di-ah-r. The light
was qnvlh'ii by lWli police oilircrg,

'I'ho hand has mmlv ital-ll obnoxious by
its thiiwing prupl-nsitics. firm-cry atom!
huvo lit‘l‘ll raid-Mi. and many pony tin-Its
huvl- In-vn cmumlttmi. 'l'iu- cmup will lie
raidml and tho lira/.li‘iuus murchcd out oi
town ii any furilu-r complaints arc rc-
cclvvd by ilw pullov.

24.—

\\'III Connect Alaska by Telegraph.

Wlxxu'm, July L'~i.—It ls rcporiod that
the Western i‘ulon is making arrange
moms to inkl- ptmm'slailon of tho old tolu-
gmph lilu- extruding through British ('0-
lumhla, siurivd :m years ago. ioruu to Eu-
rope Ivy Iii-luring sun and Hilwria. It is
proposal-d to rebuild tho old ”no and PK-
land it north in Forty Milo rrm-k, ou the
Yukon. and run lumuvh linvs to Sltkn and
.iuucau, thus pulling Alaska in touch
with tho “'Ui'lll.

New Election law Tested.

JAmts'rnwx, N. Y., July 24.~—'l'hu first
practical inst, of iho uuwndml clm'tlon law
providing Iora bloukct ballot was madc
in this city at a spw'lnl clout-ion hold for
the purpoeo oi clmtiug two chin-mien for
tho ncwlycnmti-d Sixth word. The lnllot,
it tho lisso-rtlons of the inspectors and the
hasty judmuvui, of tho voters are to he re-
lh-d upon, prowd a success.

l’rolesslonal Firebug Conlesses.

Kuxosm, Win, .11in 24.-—-lh~rnnrd Rose-
now, «mo of thc men arrested in (monoc-
tlon with the burning of the plant of the
Chicum) Bedding company, has mnicssod
that he applied the torch. According to
Rosenow's statcuwnt, ho was to receive
.300 for tho job.

Fell Forty-awe Feet. .

PHILADELPHIA, July ctr—William Wil-
llama, a rlggor,wns Working on the tower
of the city hall yesterday when ho made a
misstcp mul plunged hlwlioromost to the
platform, «ill {out below. His skull was
fractured, and he died in a icw minutes.

Ohio's Republican Campaign.
Commons, 0., July iii—Jinn Repel»
llcnn campaign in Ohio will he opened
Sept. iii. The "looting will be at Spring-
fleld, Sherman presiding. with McKinley,
Forakor and Jones as spcnkors

Deadly Mosquito Bite Treatment.
Silauoms. Pa, July 24.—-—hilss Mary
Barbe rubbed caustic min on a mosquito
bite a few days am and is dying oi blood
poisoning as the result oi her not.

.asmt”;’;;r“ma
Haw Year, July 34.--Tli0 Volunteer
is Saving emanation has established

not inflation atthecstewsyet the

thehsnk was

3 m
This revived ‘sty is
smalhmwwgll ‘shoped l“.
avo y women wi - ,
as white gloves, like white \tmmitiu,
magnifying client. ‘ hm '

The sailor hot is perennial .. .
apparently. It is most whe i able
ideally untrlmmcd—that is, when U- I "'
with a plain band—but ornamented l .
have come more or loss tothe front tor
several yours past and am seen again this
season. They are not adorned quite like

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‘uin‘ on], ‘0
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those of last summer, which, with their
symmetrical bunches and choux, alike to
a hair on each side, romiudod one oi as side
wheel stoanior. A little diversity is now
permitted, and a toll spray or loop breaks

 

FAX LLE GOWN.

the monotony by standing up on tho loft
sidc. Tho pluiu sailor hat is ills” wurn by
women who apprwiaio tho fitness of
things and who prt-f-‘r to put ihrir turbo
lows on scum-thing that is not intended
rescuihilly for ruugh :uul t'l-mly \vvnr.
l'luiu whitc is much woru this svasuu, as
i: um; lust. \Vili'lii'l‘l'l' ii is fashionulih-
v. ‘umvuis uro lllillil‘ us in its lrulllih‘iilllll“
“I‘N‘x and. it aims lmh'ml Ih'maml to ho kept
in llw hm! of order. ii. is no morn (loll.
coir, liowcvvr, than light i‘llilll'fitillll washcs
iniluin-ly lwlli‘i'. lwiug {lllllunl lllliqui' in
looking as wle :iiu-r ii in \Viislli'li as it did
lil‘l'llrp, ‘

f'hlii‘ou purumlls urn particularly invoml
this your and :m‘ u.“ dainty m l'lllliii lw Ill-—
siml. hut an- vxpcmiw in luiy and of
sliurl llwd lu-wiy. cliill'nu lwiuo‘ a mu
li'l'liil Which is milled and (‘i‘lllllliil'll almost
at a ulniu-v.

'l'hc gov. u illuslmis-ll is of sIu-ilo faillv.
Thu gmivt skirt is: lluishi'd Willi stitch-
ing and opt-us U" the loft sldn ova-r mlulllo
of whiiu faillv. Thu (-lnsv iltlinu lmdicn
fusions luvlelhly nu llu' h'ft shin mulls
slightly rnumlml uwayat ilu- illl’Uili. whorv
it is udorm-d with embroidery of soul"
silk. A largo ope-u llchu corrumsml of two
wide. ruflh-s of low muck~ tlw shoulders
and tho upper part of lhl' arms and is held
in plan-o in tho irnnl. oi ilw bodice by two
strapsol‘ blunt u-lwi fusion”! with an-
iiquo buttons. A largo collar of vrlvet
iinislu-s tho iii-ck. 'l'lw elven-s un- tight,
humming owr tho furvurm and oomph-ind
liy rs hu'v ruilh- at llw wrist.

.ll'lili‘ (Yuoiu-L'r.

You Don't [lave to Swear 0!!

says the St. Innis Journal oi Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-Bac, the
famous tobacco habit ours. “We know
0! many cases cured by Nofi'o-Bsc, one,
a prominent St. Louis architect, smoked
and chewed for twenty years; two boxes
cured him so that even the smell of to-
bacco makes him sick." No-To-Bac sold
and guaranteed by R H. Piaisted. No
cure no pay. Book tree. Sterling Reme-
dy 00., New York or Chicago.

Children, especially infants, are soon
run down with cholera iniantum or
“summer complaint." Don’t wait to do-
torminr. but give DeWiit's Colic and
Cholera Cure promptly, you can rely on
it. Use no other. E. P. Weed and G. C.
Stillsou.”ww_fl ‘ -M.__.

A horse kicked “.8. Shaier, oi the
Freemyer House, Middlebnrg, N. Y., on
the knee, which laid him up in bed and
caused the knee joint to become still. A
iriend recommended him to use Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm, which he did and in
two days was able to be around. Mr.
Shaier has recommended it to many
others and says it is excellent (or any
kind of bruise or sprain. This same
remedy is also famous for lie cures oi
rheumatism. For sale by G. C. Stillson,
drum-km..- - on

Dr. Hand's Ismadlss for Children.

New Buns. Conn.. 71 William lit——
"1 Ilrst knew oi Dr. Hand's remedies ior
children live years ago. and I am contin-
ually recommending other mothers to use
them, and always with the best results.
fly baby was deathly sick with cholera
Infantummnd Dr. Hand's Diarrhrm Itix.
ture cured it almost immediately. Dr.
Hand's Colic Cure iselso excellent—lire.
N. A. Daniels." Dr. Hand’s Colic Cure
and Dr. Hand’s Diarrhoea flirture are

old by all druuists, 250.

There is no doubt. no isllure,when you
take DeWitt’s Cello and Cholera Cure.
It is pleasant. acts promptly. no bad
alter eflects. E. P.Weed and G. 0. Still-
sou.

W. R. Nelson, who is in the drug busi-
ness at Kingvllle, 110.. has so much con-
fidence in Chamhs risin’s Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy that be warrants
every bottle and oiisrs to refund the
money to any customer who Is not satis-
iiedaiterusinsit. Inl‘elson takes no
risk is doing this because the ready 3
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,orser’s Fer-lists
, "it lost In the Kerk-t.
mum
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y grades will ilnd

tobuyrellsblsFurni.
prlcsdermoumu,
Oil! stock as. IBM

to wssnmoron mm, Boers
NORWALK. cons. ' ‘
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make .GEO.E.‘ gnu"
~— m end not 3:133] CW 33‘" may” “fume-m. m '
. a? sempietens's's or sir Wu... without any unpleugpsli'u'Mn
be announced Mmmm“ myomfltsetimonlabatoflea.
WN‘mmmumsmum “Em "BLED AND 'MAWID .s'
4W him» an i. q", «no, a tarsus-u, ssrscxsizrr '
. ""5: 0'" 7° mun- or in... 3.4....“ u , -
well as endless lines or Parlor Drawing
Room, Library and Dining Room. '
fitfl‘u‘fifih “11“. and ranging m ”
orstel! served new" to u” most M
M "3'thutie W10!
. moo-iron
' ' ' ' ' ' ; “WW-"mums“. ””3333' h“ m 31!}:le $8 00 FULL
. s ' SET. ' , I
an. M - S .c‘: cm "mm D W...“ ”sue. * *
est 23d St. N y
‘ (Adjoining Idea flu”:, . I R0 F. a I) ~
I." Q 03,-. mlflhh ‘
Examluer in ‘1 “"fiv-M-vwmn'f‘“ “w sunaiou ”5W". " '
“ct-r2222." m: o :1“ “ " m...
0 o my 0930111 ‘
Offices, 436 Main Street, HOURs; “2.10” m SonthN
BRIDGEP‘DIIT. CONN? ‘ ' 331”
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P M [I _ DEBKER I. I. New Haven t Ilanlonl Il.Il.
alenl B ICIHBS WARM-m
i
“‘ Y ? We «may; scum noawm as
“ to
am can unsm Til ms. - t... x... y... ”0"“
A. u—m Wash. 3:. $111," n"!!-
or one mum 8303053 1 MP. “‘8 i: 3“ ”001-. u"
' tistic Wall Paper In the c: , “5 m a gated,
low as the lowest. and amp f Ar- the Lex.’ ' .833:
m not. nun liliT Til mi, 3333-: mm m... .. 5th?" him.
. t "1
Because Ihsve evoted my life 3%? $32.21;
Hood’ Salsa Us ”'3 business in all its details, and can in 5‘ 08:: 1301:; ii 91‘- '
A 9mm!" '67 goods and do work second to none. T :3, ex. 303a, .
Dms m% .81 best is the cheapest and I have and do and" £3.13? m an
Cuticura Resolvent’, :70 the bee" sir 33:3. Illort.
300W? Emulsion, .60 Because [employ a corps of Artistic 233R '7 1001.:
Green a Nenure, _ .70 Dccomwrs who will decorate your house 6mm. . lg: ac. to Brim
“9890’s Specdlc '0’ WW '75 with the latest and most approved meth- :51)“ l9 41 :ch
m 9 0959 .Compound, '55 ode and designs at prices that deiy com- 3 mfi‘ «. 1115 Adams emu ac
Brandreth a lie, .19 petition. also“ \\ §undayg_733 '
Aloock’s Planters, .10 seem—nu. gm. s 111-:
Benson's Capsice Plasicrs, .19 Because i have the largest stock of JL-Misc» I. 30-pin"
(hstoria, .28 AIUEIH' Materials and Picture Moulding :3 :3 \’~.
Carter‘s Pills, .18 in the city. We also do House and Sign ' m" N
Atwood's liitters, _ .18 Painting in the latest and most approved ton Scorn \lonwu:\‘
m: iiflfi Elli... 22".... 2'23 "“9" .. ca ”.2” is“... ’°° n
, . . . .. so"
Yankee Lung Soother, .25 . lam noon ex. .
Ill) ex. ace ex. as) ex.
enmexahm ex. am an. MB
till ac. ill Adams ex.
s ’ midnight ex.. Sands
ea " so" 8 ' . ’ "unanimous" ammo”
I I I I ‘
_ _ canons mutual. FIX
Drug Store, 79 Washington 81.. mwmwscm
cacti]: ex.. 5 ac. ' ““7;
l5 “Wmnfilo’i’fii 1go) so. a. ' Oi.

 

 

 

 

 

SPECIAL SALE

We have had a large variety and have sold liberally from our stock of

SHIRT WAISTS

To close out broken lines we make prices as follows:

For 39 cams, Laundered Waisls wunh 50 cents; - j ‘
For 50 cents, Laundered Waists worth 750 to 800; "
For 75 cents. Laundered Waisis worlh ii:
For $I, Laundered Waisls wonh $|.25 In $|.75.

The unsold specials of last week continue for this week.

A. DICKERMAN & SON,

NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.

 

 

 

Nllllllll’i“”“rllill’lllilii REPDSITllIlY,

Corner Madison and Franklin streets. South Norwaik.

THE BEST MAKE mus or ill «mu.
Repairing of All Kinds.

nocussun
insulin

3; menus

MEDIUM lllll lilUlI IIIIE.
E'BUY A WHEEL from
‘ a responsible partly who
has been doing business
here for nine years.
Every wheel Warranted.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

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For Scenic and Sign Lettering get my figures for work,done by my artist, George Washbnrn.

 

 

 

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