moor-m i. monuments»: . merrgimt.”eoeiewar tlolee at a reduced price I human .nn uni irW Nelly, per in . flair latract. per bottle. Donovan Building, South Norwalk. m Novelties in Gold Aluminum ' W Beta. beat quality steel. line stag handles, fro . 3 1 per' set no. of Foreign and domestic Jardluieree. ‘ ores-oer and Dresden Vases, Brie apbrio and Clocks. . in party favors, Wedding and Birthday Presents. . Sturtevant lent lain and in Streets. Southlllnmlt A’tew prices will serve as imitations: Fine Groceries. Indy thing you desire—Staple or fancy-the prices as low-as the quality Nor-walk. madeblelliam Rogers, wwm— am. It contains neither Opium, ’I m Northampton i—A Full Cupboar , 1% Beet Eoda Crackers. ' 6 lbs. for 25c like Beet. Ginger Snaps. 4 lbs for 25c 18c Best Lemon Crackers. 4 lbs. for 25c ale Beet Rice. 5 lbs. for 25c 21c Beet Oatmeal. i' lbs-:for the Sc Beat Codfisb. Bilbo. for 25c 13c Best Lard. 3 lbs. for the to Bahbltt‘e Soap, d barelfor 250 9c Ozone Soup. o hare for file to Best Starch. ll lbs. for the Ask ten of your neighbors “ which flour is the best? " and nine will answer B."-.4.75 per barrel; 60c per bag. Sold only at EIIEW YURII IIEIIY RU 33 Main Street. “time I non , isaweil- n a regular system. 3 car. BIU I’IIIITITS Small llIIlgstmems. ’ Returning prosperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a as by successful Speculation In Grain, Provisions and Stock. Flill Eldflllllllllll "NESTED can be made by curl Systematic Plan of Speculation Wed by us. All successful speculators operate 0 known fact that there are thousands of systematic trading through Chicago brokers. mane large amounts every n few thousand dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundre to Clam» or more by those who invest a few thousand. men ln'all parts of the Unitld States ram:- dollars up - ‘lltia aieoa fact that those who make the largest profits from comparatively small invest- on ”‘15?“ are persons who live away from Chicago and invest through brokers who hlyu plan reiand e stematic tradln further information address I , THOMAS & CO.. g. , , does not rle ' the whole amount invested on any trade. but covers both sides. so M whether the market rises or falls it brings a steady profit that piles up enormously in a ’ _ ahnvttime. , 'Ill'l I03 CONVINCING PROOFS, also our Manual on successful, speculation and ‘-’ ownailyflarket Report full of mono quelling pointers. ALI. rattle. Our Manual ex- Mariam/in trading fully. Highest re erencee in regard to our standing and success. Bankers and Brokers. ill-242 llialto Building, illlllllail. Ill. , ‘juineeaeondumcd for MOON"! Fun. - 0m“ II omen: u. s. BarrarOv "manure patent in loss tune than i. from Washington. at. "Danny orncc. Wsamwnrw, g -3!— you resultant contests, ‘ for m e island“ l gr... ”I” model. drawing or phato" with descrip . » W. advise, if patentabic or not, free Our fee nor due till pmcnt iascvturcd. “7. “ lime to Obtain Patents,” with In the U. S. and foreign countries _ “iaffi'fiowcco. ‘PUWEII. r llTsPiillIIlill h Norwalk. 0t.. . MINI i . , ~' ‘0 1.003 ill'iné 1"“ gum... “mm ICI' ' ”a. ,... e received an have tried. I: «in. um cured thousands. many cases of ion and you n by doctors as ineurabTe. “Aliyah l'itpCure" you will and a medicine to an person we cannot cure. referznoee furnished on application. 3 oh. saw. 00.. Boston. Mass FITS! tic BI Ill All. 0“ has never failed to effect a e a back our guarantee with an o 1 qt. bottle. 83m. ALLEN “0101!. Washington and Water Sta. BRACE UPI DON'T LOSE COURAGEI Your disease in not incurable because your physician has you you up, and you have not neiit from the medicine you not. an reason you cannot be . W can positively care all kinds oi piling Convuieion or Spaamotic. WI an oil a roexrlvn arm PIBIIA- 00 Ill. We vo standing, ba incur y cure. or of 81m heatbank Suffering from Retarded. fill Menstruation and all nature. will ilnri our "In an I always be relied fa to produce should he set on hand at all times to . with full direction. 0d?“ per box. All.” MIDIOAE 00. Washington and Water Its, .NV‘ \‘\‘k\\\‘\¥‘\\\‘ \ It". pprraed’ or "rebuilt: "LADIES Pain- oi like an in- fallible cure. They are entirely safe and can open for speedy relief. W have etto hear of a case where they the desired result. ave A box rovlde toremerfienclee. Correspondence oonii entlal. ma securely seal- Michigan. i ‘Oeetorialeliralemuelritebo’e prueriptioaforlnfanteaudllhil- Iorphine nor other larcotio nil- Mlthahumleu‘mbrtitntefor Paregorio. Drops, Soothing Syrups, andOaItorOil. unpleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yesre’ use by millionsoflothere antonahthe dhildrei’a Panacea—the We Friend. ‘ ’ CASTORIA For [minute and Children. Donotbeit’apucd operatic! inalatnpon havlugCaatcria,andaecthatihcfaeaimile signature of in on the , Weahailpro- ' tee: ourselves and the public at all hazards. 'i'ua 'Cmaua Comm. 7? Hurray at. 13.31. —‘ ~anng NOBWALK LIIBSTERS. Caught ofl Norwalk Islands. Leave your orders and have them ' delivered in Norwalk every Satur- day morning. A fresh arrival of kinds at Fresh Fish. every day. Vegetables from Green’s Farms every morning. The finest amortment oi FISH AND. IIEUETIIIILES to be found. PURE TOMATO CATSUP HUNT&. ZELUFF’S Telephone. til-ii. WILL PIPER In our New Store you will rind the Largest Assortment of New Designs and New Color ings in Western Connecticut. From this immense variety your purse and taste will surely be suited. Painting, Paperhanging and Decorating. We guarantee satie- faction in all our work. PAINTERS’ SU PPLi ES, ARTISTS’ . MATERIALS, GLASS, ETC. E. E. Gorham, licrner First Ave. and New 8!- EAST NORWALK .3 an M YOUR snvmos 1N RELIABLE SIX PER AND AGENCY OF mrmrmmmncomr ram»... re- edema-nau- liquor deal excise comm thee, the most important of the Wine, Beer‘ and Liquor Dealcre' asso- ciation, have determined to obey the ex- cise law. Beginning on Sunday. Sept. 1, they will close their saloons on Sundays, and during prohibited hours will keep them closed. the liquor dealers of the city are members of the association. Recorder Goff. Jus~ tices Jerome, Hayes and Jacob oi the court of special sessions and President / Want to or not. ‘ law; that they are law abiding, and that CENT. SECURITIES YOUR use, noose on menstrual: raccoon mu me— nope. a—new rm Are bombed an Intentionally Dry nay Tomorrow—ne- Jeremiah-emote. NEW You. Aug. lli.-—-The organized of this city, through their ‘ . About balk-perhaps a few more—of Roosevelt have promised to compel the liquor dealers who do not belong to the as- sociation to obey the low whether they 1 The organized liquor dealers declare they believe the majority of good citizens of New York favor a more liberal excise they have determined to obey this law in the belief that when the time comes the mnjorlty of the citizens will help them to get a more liberal one. The determination to close their snldons on Sunday was reached after consultation with Recorder Goff and the justices of the court of special sessions. Last Thursday morning a committee of the central or- ganization of the association called on He corder God and informed him they had determined to close their saloons on Sun- day. ' "What guarantee have I of your good faith?" asked the recorder. For answer the excise committee and other members of tho assmintion met on Thursday ovening~nt the ofllce of their counsel. Friend, House & Grossman. There were present Henry Hersch, presi- (lent of the Central association; Morris Tokulsky, ex-prosidcnt; Bernard Court- ney, chairman of the excise committee; John Shady, C. F. Bode. Jellies Holmes, Howard Cooper, Christopher Cooncy, Daniel Holland. John bicGarry, Peter Scery and Frederick B. House. Decided Action Taken. They unanimously adopted these roac- lotions: “Resolved, That on and alter Sunday, Sept. 1. all members of the Wine and Beer Dcalers‘ association of this city shall close their places. of business on Sunday, and any member of the association who shall thereafter keep his place open In violation of this resolution and of the law shall for- feit all his rights, privileges and benefits as a member of the association; be it fur- ther “Resolved, That a special meeting of the (installation be called for Tuesday, Aug. 27, for the purpose of taking action upon said resolutions. " Those same liquor dealers, or most of them. called on Justices .lcrmllc, Hayes and Jacob yesterday mornnp and submit- ted the resolutions to them. The commit- tocmcu were cordially received. Messrs. Horst-b, Tokulsky anti Courtnoy,‘ did most of tin.- talklng for tbcm. They told the reason for their determination. They aski d that their ”i‘lllllllli‘f‘i‘lfli in- terests. " as .Tilrilit'l' .lr-rumo ufivrwurrl ex- pressed It, be proiwlml; that If illcyclosed their submits on Sundays the liquor rlculcrs who do not Iii-lung to the organization be cmnpcllvd to rinse till-it's. 'i‘lwyulmuskcd. ill Vii'\V of the rvsolutimw, that the jut» tlccs be more llliltit‘f'nlt‘ Ill tin-Ir [illiliellllll‘llt of excise violators who may be brought before them boron- Sept. 1, but that after that (Into those who (TISIiill‘)'i‘ii llu- law should be punished most Si'Vl‘I‘l‘ly. Tho filliikt'filill'll also said that at the rut-cling of th.‘ Central nssm-Iution next Tuesday a resoluton. even broader in Its . scope. would be sulmlittcd, and they felt certain of its adoption. Light l'inea Till Sept. 1. The justices deliberated, and Mr. Je— i romc. speaking for thm, said they Wuro very glad to Il'ul‘il of the liquor dculcrs' new position. Mr. Jerome said they would only impose u TIIM‘ emnnwnsurutc with the dignity of the l'nlll‘i upon those liquor dealers brought before iiil'lll who pleaded j guilty to violations of the law committed before Sept. i. This line would be almost. nominal—would not be a hardship. But those who violated the law after Sept. 1, the justices said, Would be punished with such rigor that the violations would soon cease. Thu utmost punlslunont the law allows Is a year's imprisonment and 8500 line. “But," said the motions, "while we have no doubt of your good faith, this is a lllnttcr of tbo gravest Importation. There must be nothing arorct about ita—nothing undcrhand. it. will be lu-ccsenry for you to road the resolution adopted at Tuesday's "looting In open court on Wednesday." The committee agreed to that. Then the justices wunt into their court, and no evidence of their distumltlon postponed the hearing of Mary excise cnao before them until Friday. Aug. iii), the last day they sit this month. About coo excise cases in illilcront stages are now pending in the court of special sessions. it was the general oplnb m nuumg liquor dealers yesterday that the "nominal flue" imptnicd upon those who plead guilty to offenses committed before Sept. 1 will be 020. Recorder flail, on the other band, re- quired Mr. House to l'ollli the excise com- mittee's resolution in the court. of special sessions. and then proccedcti to impose a fine of toll upon every excise violator who appeared before him. ' No More Experiments Desired. Rocuserzn, Aug. film-George W. Arch— er. president of the Rochester Driving Park association, sold to nreportcr: ”Our experience this year certainly leaves no deslro on our part to experiment further. There is not the slightest chance that we will have another grand circuit meeting here ii the lows remain as they stand at present." W What The Avg. Thinks. Atom, Aug. 2i.——'l‘ho Argus says: "The Republican state ticket, as consti- tuted by the present state cilloere, all of whom expect a reconnection, ~ wlll be smashed and will not be put through as a slate. The man selected as a eacriiloc ia Comptrollerdntnes A. Robertaof Buff ” Fatal Paulo in a church. ‘ Ilene! minechnrohet decided to dl men the ships necessary to blockade“ the o! Guile and crash the rebellion during the first months of 1890. ' He states that it is only a question of time and weather when Captain Martino: Campos will “sweep the rebels into the sen. , 7 other Cuban insurgent leaders are allowed to hold a meeting in a Forester ball, “with alongside the stars andatrlpee, oaluminat- lug Spain, but army and Cuba, collecting money and recruiting men for rebellion, " as announced in a dispatch received here, The Imparelal says: continues to authorize such meetings, in which Spain and her array are insulted and funds collected for expeditions against us, our course is clear, and Europe shall be made acquainted with how the United States understand their international ob- not premises, are what we want. Let us sacrifice everything rather than the honor of our country. Let us reach the most extreme disasters, if such is our lot, but let us not either be deceived or degraded by any weakness." the insurgent loader, It is stated, has is- sued a proclamation sentencing a number of well known persons to death. been received in this city that; a complete government has been defined by the Cu- llah insurgents at Najnsa by a conference of the delegates from all five of the prov- lnces on the Island. presided over by General Mneco. A con- stitution was adopted, which provides for five states in Cuba, each to have charge of its local affairs under a local governor. The general government of the Island will be vested in a president and cabinet and two houses similar to those of this coun- try. Kojasa will be the capital. They Are Conaequantly Jubilant Over Their garment workors' strike seems broken, all but eight. of the contractors having . probably be a witness Ill his own behalf, , and In now Itlt'kt‘ii up us a witness against Vanna. Aug. iii.-—»llurin the celebra- Elm Ga- mm‘ union teatime snatch loo, General Balearic has arrived at (Jordana. in regard to the news that Estrada and be flag of the Cuban republic flying "if the government of the United States igatione. Deods'nnd not words. acts and HAVANA, Aug. 2l.—-Maxlmo Comer, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. fat—News has The conference was BOSTON STRIKERS WIN. Signal Victory. Bosrox, Aug. 2l.—Thc backbone of the signed the agreement and given real estate bonds to keep it. At a meeting of the Clothing Trades council last night it was decided that. all the remaining contractors who had not signed the schedule by to- night would havc to pay full wages to their employees that remained idle after next Monday. The council also decided that the appli- cations of the union cont-menus for more help would be filled by the employees from the factories of those contractors who had not signed the schedule. The strikers are jubilant over the out- come of the strike and are now proposing to increase the weekly dues to establish such a strike fund that the contractors will hesitate before again causing a com iiict between the union and themselves. A meeting of the contractors was sched- uled for last night, but. owing to such a large number of the members signing the contract and agreeing to the union‘s de- mands tile lncctlllg fell through. Tramps Around Norwich. Nouwtctl, N. Y.. Aug. t2l.——Sinco the hop season opcncll trumps have llllllii‘ their appearance ill this section of the country lillii have caused constant. fear among furlnors' \vlws. Thirty-four of them boarded n north bound fl'i‘iil'hi train yes- tcrduyjust outside of this villugv. The trnllnnon feared to mob-st [ht'ilh and they wure allowed to i'iiit' on the bumpers. Durant to Be a \l'ltnese. SAN Funnier”, Aug. :34.—l)urnnt will this ill-icrnmutiull having been l‘l,‘ili'ilt‘ii on account of Mrs. ln'uk's claiming to have such Durant lillil lllnnclu- Lamont. enter the church together the (lay Illuncllc disap- proved. it is believed that at least six persons will corrubulvttli llurullt's alibi statement. Gambit-rs Arrested. SARATouAfAug. :‘L—lmuis Lapoint of Pluttsburg dropped . .3100 ill a poker game four men with whom he played. The other men nrrosti-ll and locked up include David Davis. David Clarke, John Roach and George Wiley, all of New York. Broke lip In a Bow. Plrrsm'uo, Aug. 24.-——Tlm hicKcs's Rocks rue-cs broke up in a general row, and a riot was only averted by the prom- Isc of the Judges that the bookmakers should refund all llloncy placed on tho 2:” pace, and that all bets on tile race wore oil. Disappearance of a Minister. Summon. Pa, Aug. ill—lbw. Mllner Morris of Ninntlc, Cimll., mysteriously disuppoaml while on his way from his home to Montrosu, this state, where he was to be installed as pastor of tho Mont- rono Baptist church tomorrow. Hastings Men Elected. Auteurowx, Pl... Aug. :24.-—Tho Hast- lngs-iiilkcsoll ticket has been elected in Lubigh county by an overwhelming illn- jority. The Indications are that Senator Quay has but 4:: voice out. of a total of 166 ill today's county (mnvviltlon. lloy “one Thief. Norm-ten, N. Y.. Aug. 2i.~—~li‘rnnk Sweet, 12 years old. was arrested for stoni- ing a horse. pair of shoes and iii) cents. Dr. Gee Discharged. being insufficient evidence against him l'or a New Ship (lanai. v latter place into ll support. A Gasoline Explosion. put out the tire. i‘lo rode the animal to Will- ton, 60 miles from this place, and sold it to u IIVerymun for a suit of old clothes. is IimllEo’rltll. N. Y., Aug. 2l.-—-I)r. Horn ace B. (also, who was arrested on the charge of performing a criminal operation on Fannie Attridge, was discharged, there nonsense, Aug. Zip—1““) chamber of deputies voted the credits necessary for the construction of a ship canal from Heyet to “Dragon and for the mnvorsion of the Ntaoana Farts. Aug. lit—A gasoline stove exploded in the house of iienry lite Nelly and family. Mr. and Mrs. Homily were painfully burned in attomptingto E II “Wilda“! ”WWI“. 1'. u.- .Ir aft-u: . BEWARE or] manual nonpartisan II” Val)! ill Do not be deceived ' manta of name, packagzggflmcigu- cite.- THB ON LY GENUINE up! tonal Blantyre thefec almllo sign-m on the package and on each diuretic. TA Kl: noun wrrnovr. an iv! ' I am here to sell Groceries. I am here to sell good Groceries only. I am selling ‘ IillilIiEIlIES ' Bheap for flash. Flour. Wesbburn’s or Jones’, 24.75. Butter, beet tub, 24c; Green's Farms Creamery, 280. I Cottolene, 3 lb. poll, 28:; Cotiolene, 1 lb. pail, 90. Lord, 3 lbs. 25c. Cheese. 13c. Pork, 11c. Beans, 90 and 10c qt. Tomatoes. best. 7c. Domestic Sardines, 4c. Condensed Milk, Se. Salmon, 12c. 3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c. Lunch Baked Beans, so can. New goods in Crackers and Cakes 0! improved quality. Compare prices here. 1 Country Eggs, 30c dcz. _. Ginger Root. Home made pure Cider Vinegar. I prepoee to earn a reputation for good goods at lowest prices. LURENZU DIBBLE Beware of Ointmenis for Catarrh that Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derance the whole sys- tem when entering it through the mucous sur- faces. Such stilt-:03 rhcnld never he need ex- cept on prescriptions from reputable physi- ciane.us the dunlace they will do is ten fold to the gocd you can possibly derive from them. Hall‘s (‘atnrrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cbeluydzib, Tolede.().. contains no mer- cury. std is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous eurfsces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure he sure you get the genuine. It is taken internal- ly. and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney .3: (In. Testimonials tree. ‘ WSold by drllggfsts, price 75 cents per bot tie. Young Man Why take the chance of dlylng without in- surance when FOUR CEN S a DAY WILL lNeURE YOUR LIFE For $1.000 ? 0r ii Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow- ment of 81,00). payable to yourself if you live. With ineuranecdike everything else.the best is the cheapest. - INSURE IN THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE Company, of Hartford. 5. S. L’Hommedleu. lIl lilillliiiililll Si. South Norwalk. Conn New and second hand Buggiesbfillaetons. Cantatas" Canopies. Spindles. on. prices to Sult All. CALL AND all THE“. Henry Tilly. SIITTS FUR SALE AT ROWAYTON. ._..——— line Fancy Still, it test. limo mounted. . line Netting Still, it lost. line Focrteen~Feot lilti. One twelve-Foot Follower. line line-Foot Boon Follower.” one Eight-Foot rollover. line sir-Foot Follower- one serviceable hall. at low prion. . anvil-W i'twww W camonoam_
Norwalk Chronicler