”murmurs should tn sum-cur
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ran mains slits-rm
‘ ‘ Bum rloawsu.Oen.
“ ' loner. considerably. than the
circulation of the other three
dailiei altar press room In al-
o’m to advertisers.
In York timid Weather Forecast.
weather toda retainer to be
and slowly c on ug, preceded by
and rain on the coasts, lollowed b
temperature. Tomorrow it prom -
go.
he colder and generally fair.
* Thermometer Record. ‘
E chi hut lot of the thermometer
f ‘ ”the truventyggnr hours ending at noon
today was 61° degrees above zero.
« - m Almanac for Tomorrow.
‘ ‘ t w tide
recs u:«u...*.deu‘u....
E A The New Ships of the Navy.
The opening of congress this Decom-
will see the United States provided
a more powerful navy than it ever
before. The year 1895 has
especially marked by the launching
’ new vessels and the completion and
' trial trips of others.
.. The steamers St. Paul and the St.
Innis can practically be counted as be-
‘bnging to the navy, and they began
, Mr trips for the American line the
mt season. The largest armored
‘ iuiser yet made in this country is the
‘ ,h'oohlyn, 9,271 tons, launched some
E um since. There are already vessels
.mgh to give seven steel cruisers and
qunboats apiece respectively to the Asi-
‘ .30, the Pacific and the gulf squadrons,
.lld these squadrons are equipped ac~
. ‘otl'dingly. That leaves the European
Indilouth Atlantic fleets insufficiently
W for—at least they would be if
there were a spark of indication of war
' it those lemons.
'; Tour as handsome and eflectivecruis-
7 Ci I! any nation possesses have been
I added to the navy this year. The largest
, is theflinneapolis, 7,375 tons. The oth-
' .» doors the Olympiu,'5,870 tons, and the
Million and Raleigh. 81K!ll3.2 3 tons.
”it”! these. ten new armorclads are
n the list of additions to our navy for
1805. though the completion of some of
‘ 'Iuln will runover into the beginning
" -H 1890.
Of the ten the Indiana, the Massachu—
‘ fit. and the Oregon are designed to
m chiefly as coast line battleships.
More of 10,288 tons each, and are
among the best specimens of naval archi-
tecture extant. Two others, the Maine
and the Texas. rank as second class but-
Hips. being respectively of 6,682
ill-End 6,315 tons.
Then we have for this year the ram
Milli. the harbor defender Puritan,
d 0.0% tons and carrying ii! inch guns,
Id three double turret monitors of
.300 tats each. the Terror, Amphitrite
Id Ionadnock.
The two steel gunboats lately launch-
ed. the Nashville and Wilmington, will
b ready early in 1896. The third one
, ' fl the Itpel gunboats ordered to be built
. .fikm, the Helena. will be launched
II It!!! weeks. These three gunboats
Id theflroohlyn will be put into active
mush: 1896. So will a... Iowa. u.-
Otms. thelsrgest battleship as yet
End for the new American navy.
N...
J
“international questions now
"Vi point of satisfactory
it is gratifying to
‘mnce of the two
“ I r" 7‘ c ’1" «.
mommy
being not 7
mouldii-ellmed as it
strata...”
again. . 1n-
Sarsaparllla ‘
I was surprised after taking it
two weeks, to find I was gain n5
strength. and now I out please
to say I am enjoyingmbetter health
than I ever had fore in my
Melt-Eva Bruce, Lincoln, Ill.
Highest Awards
World’s Fair
Chicago.
The time of equal days and nights it
already passed. and the dark hours on.
crouch space on the light. Households
gather onceémore around the lamp.
There are hundreds of families in newly
settled regions that have nothing to
read. There are hundreds of fatnilies‘in
the older settled regions that throw
away every year magazines. newspapers
and books enough to make a whole
winter’s entertainment for a household
that is for front town and has no money
to spend for reading matter besides.
Send the surplus to those who want and
need it. Make npgrect packages for
them. The express companies usually
very cheap rates.
p
The signs are that those who live ten
years longer will witness the extinction
of Turkey in Europe, so far as actual
governmental power in concerned. A
war may now begin at any time. It
will begin by rebellion in Turkey itself.
The light will be bctyvceu the progress-
ive Mohammedans and those who cling
to the rotten old programme. The coun-
try will be thrown into traversal disor-
der. The other you!” of Europe will
interfere to rector peace. and then the
dismembermcnt will come. Whether
territory will be added to the domain
of any of the great powers themselves‘
orwhethor the sultan’s European om-
pirc will be divided among the Balkan
states, will be a matter of detail.
“SEflTINEL—IPATTERIT—
A Tissue Paper Pattern at this Garment
lay be Obtained by Using the Coupon.
We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated Bazar
(Hove-Fitting Patterns, by which we can
present to our lady readers some of their
very nchst and choicest patterns of gar-
ments. Full and explicit directions for
putting together the garments accom—
pany each pattern.
HINTS llY MAY MANTON.
Fancy mixed chevlot. showing various
blending of color. with hunter’s green
predominating. is chanson for this stylish
and comfortable jacket, the ;collar being
faced with dark green velvet. The loose-
fitting double-busted treats are closed
on the left. with three lfancy gilt buttons.
The upper portions of fronts are reversed
in pointed lapel». the rolling collar of
velvet slightly overlapping the upper
edges. A broad single box visit is laid
in center back that fall» loosely in stylish
fullness below the waist liar. win-re it is
held in place by a {minted strap buttoned
up each side. Convenient pockets are in»
sorted in the fronts. completed with
machine"stitched writs. Full gigot
sleeves lit the arm comfortably. gathers
“ll. One of
"y’e’e
it if?
*uf’d
’3" 3%"
ell mule South
haircare until 5 o'c
from 7 to 9 o'clock t
penalty of to per cent.
, lists. MM--- ‘
oi"... port: n so . n... .5 .
1b a lit, at flayu’ Marketu9
u found attire iii
”a
‘ " uncalibrated. :7
$25!?
above the elbow. Machine stitching in I
‘wnblc row simulates a cuff at the wrists.
'1 the edges can be stitched or plain-
‘eed. as preferred. Plain and
' serge. tweed, chevlot, or
4!! malts stylish coats by
l
inch wide material
" ticket for a child
do: for one eight
no twelve years
n. Milli, and no
is cut in live
and twelve
take such parcels of reading matter at ,
atthe top causing a pretty pulled enact
T‘heveet first homes 4’ a
fimgw MIDI. org“? 0"
.‘4 ram. some new
teeny euderer. Ask for
HALE’S CURE for ASTHMA.
AUCTION SALE
—os~
Huuuuiull Furniture
Will sell at public auction at the residence
of the lan- J. . Millard. No. 3! Bay view ave
nae. South Not-walk. worn. on
Saturday. November 2nd. I895.
Atio a. m.. a truce lot 0' Household Furnlt
urncomlstlngln t.l Parlor Belt. is pieces
1 Sitting Room no r. 8 pieces: Wilton. Brunt-ole
and Ingram Us :Siood Bluoswalnut Bed
Room sultszlt mar is top drerslnlr codes;
good Hair Mattress»; Beds and Pillowsmns
Ushlnol; Mari) a Top stands: Ills-y Chain; lot
or Uholcs Sliver Plaited WI": one Marble
Top Sideboard: strands, Tables. Chairs; 2
lpitflldld Mirrors; Furnace iueellar: Plcluws.
Bracket» and lot at other articles too numer-
ous to mention.
SALE POSITIVE; TERMS CASH.
lor Particulars en ulre of TAYLOR It
canons. or‘JAMEonlTOHELh a son.
Auctioneers. 029 31 at
-.\ m
bu moem intimat-
ill. ’
.Tlmt vnu broke your
bully . hum]?
Conlhd' on make It
w no ycrylux
1'!“ your eyes and
nose in re rod?
Oh. no my ”file meet-
esr. _
Snub I thing would
never do:
You ibould have your
pupa umullt wills .
Le Page's Liquid Glue. ’ ‘
‘ Both Dolly: and Dollars are 5:1ch .
K bythe practiceolmendinghrokcnn—
titles. and it is“ found money" ii the
' things will stay mended. Le Page's
Uglildfllueisthestrongmonearth. -
It
ries slowly enough for you to
make a close joint. and when it is
" srr"-—thcrc is your Dolly or your
. Dollar.
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested in the construction and ex-
tension of the railway of The Norwnlk
Street Railway Company, as a double
track railway, from near the late notion
of North Main and Union streets. n this
city. through North Main and across
Washington streets to Railroad Place, so
called. and thence through said Railroad
Place by a proposed new highwa to
Monroe street;|thence through and a ong
Monroe, State and Spring streets to Ely
avenue; thence through and along’Ely,
Lockwood and Lexington avenues to the
city line. all in the city ofb'ollth Norwalk
that a public bearing upon the plan and
application submitted to the Mayor and
Court of Common Council of said city. by
said company, for such construction and
extension. which plan and application
areuow on file in the otlicc of the city
clerk, where they may be seen. will be
held by the Mayor and ('onrt of (‘ommon
l‘ounctl, at the Control! Chamber in said
city, on Friday, the llrst day of Novem-
ber. 1895, at 5 o’clock
Dated at. said city.
Y‘. in,
' A l , t is Lilith day ofUcto-
icr. . . l.. 189.).
JOSEPH TAYLOR, City Clerk.
ominl
p A flinging
d B As Declaration.
. V ’ Rings for belles and
\ bells that ring-«liver
chiming bells on
clocks of modern and
. _ 0‘ those of nation design
‘M f? butall unique in their
way. Rings of gold
plain with and gems; rings of silver or any
other metal you prefer, but brass—those
we do not carry.
Homer B. I-ont.
snefltlilv
Taylor a Golden
ll. s. survive
City Employment Agency.
70 North Main street. “nth Norwallt.
”ANTI” IIIIDIAIILY~
Competent landless desires work by the
day or will tube It home. first class work.
ladies desiring hello in any capsclty can
now obtain the some mmrolstely. mm tr
t
70 ADVERTISERS.
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable odort
will be made to accommodate
muons. but change moot be
istedupou as a right unless
wiggle sent in la: o'clock
in afternoon“ day no-
fore ohaugetadeslred.
ii
.u.....‘....a.po.m
I “W.”
card tome, as lost it... you
The Best Made carriages, Wagons'hndjSleighs Always .in Stock
on and Franklin Streets. 8
El
1
figures; Don't forget
‘uluuuu
that I have
a The place to get your
Repairing. Painting. Trim-
ming and also Sign let-
lulng iS at
Wright’s
. ‘0 Factory
. and
as; Salesroom.
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
uuth Notwalk
. Conn.
NOW w IS THE TIME
to think about Fall Wraps.
W
We are prepared to show a great variety of
in the Latest Styles and at Popular Prices.
As usual, ALL GRADES of
uCAPES AND JACKETS,
uuutuwulu' AND/N uusuuv,
at the Lowest Prices
A. DICKERMAN 8L SON
,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
BOTH EYES OPEN.
When you buy groceries you should go into it with both eyes
open.
l
When we tell you that ours is the most complete and moder-
ate priced stock in the city, 9 do it to open your eyes. Then if
you persist going some plac else it’s not our fault, but your mis-
fortune.
The finest Gilt Edge Butter, the richest Coffee, the pure bud-
dcd Tea, the finest Crackers produced, Liquid Rennet, Kitchen
Bouquet. Everything new in the specialty line.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
[EATING GBOBEB,
0. ll. llSTHlllll’t, Proprietor.
Hardware :-: Specialties.
if you want in leap warm this winter call
on us. We will show you how to do it. with
BaalEstateandlnsurance. “3:05-
wasnnto'rort nann. 38m.
.ut'eum snot“. "users: "0* Water or
ownership ...; unease: Hot. Mr.
W" “"3 33.37;“11... - “in lllptlrs for any Store that 3 made
CALL AND SEE AT THE
STORE EAST END or
B R I D o n.
MTmf!
u. '
E“ sculvum. "it?
~ . , 55 80. MAIN ST. 80. liliillillll.
Practice Limited to Diseases oiWomen
Dulcehmra. liondaysjaud Thursdays. I to
b. n all I!“
O ”V E R COATS.
Changes cannot be arom- New lot in Blue and Black.
$6.00 TO fl 1 0.00
Taller-made. latest at le, satin waists
and sleevel nlngs.
litmus! thnl cults In Blue
and Meet.
$8.50 A SUIT.
All great bargains. Gel! and examine.
, H. GOOD'WIN.
intimates 4..
[8’2-
33 WASHINBTBN STREET.
TELEPHONE CALL.
Ww....w.. “mm
NURWiLK PATTERN WORKS
unusu BREAD, unfiéEM
MEAD’S.
FINE BAKE uuu uuuruunouuuu.
The
Depends u
ed this fee that not owe our
wall: and Heath Norwallt.
Value of
New Tomatoes. ter can. lo.
New Corn. 4 cans lor 26c.
New Hrcen Pass it ends tor 25c.
New Raisins. ii i is for Wm. H
New Unlilornla Prunes. it the for Jr.
New (lullfornla Apricotr. 2 lbs. for the.
New Marrow liens». 3 «its. for 250.
New small Beans. ver qt . To
New Prepared lino wheat. per pkg, 100.
New Pancake Flour. per ohm. llc.
u “but you can buy for it. it is because the p spin of the twin citlss have
a Dollar
rent princess. and that. we are today the loading moon of .
e are the pioneers of low prices and we mean to rep in the .
New Seasonable
ltllbs. Oat Meal. 25c.
4 lbs. hard. the
5 lbs. Sorta Crackers. the.
New Orleans Molasses. girl. too.
Hagar Cured rthouldere.
Sugar (Jami Home. tie
Halt Pork. fat or lean. per 1b.. ltlc.
No. 1 Salt
2311... white or 0 hour. 3!.
2| the. Granulated sugar. '1.
Goods.
r ll». "c.
r b.. lac.
Mackerel. per lb.. no.
We gnannteeeverythng we sell. Your money back if you are not satisfied.
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
-
We have just received another our load of our famous
"MAUD B." Flour
and
advise our customers to buy their winter "William“ tom’s it: last we will sell at ta
old prlca. Alter this our lead is sold the price
e
advanced.
, MAUD s. (Buslinlllalilltlll) $4.25.
I!’ ltsmerulnr this price holds tor this lot only.
Try our tmmuy letter it its III.
THE NEW lllllll Eflllliilll (:0
3m Building.
mum
Norwalk Chronicler