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THE ONLY GENUINI
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satls audoa mm.
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Special Reductions in
Prices
FOB THANKSGIVING.
Butter. Green’s Farms. 20c.
Lard. Armour's', ' dc lb. Lard. Sperry d:
Barnu‘. lilo lb. Cottolsnr. 1 lb. 9c: Cottorsac.
Nb. nail. the
Glacier Raisins. 12.; Layer Raisins. lilo;
deed Raisins. to in.
Glass Citron, finest transp srsnt. 25c lb.
"Cleaned Currants. package. 8c; loose. 83 lb
Bosdlesa Raisins, loose. 12c.
8 boxes Mince Meat. 25c.
Mb. 8t. Innis Pastry Flour. has. the.
Dudley Pumpkin. llc; Cranberries. llc ql.:
103 boxes Thyme Sane or Savory. 5c.
Bpscial chance to taste my tear. All We Tess
tie for time being
’1 lbs. Oran. Sugar. Ii.
Celery lie.
Long Island Turnips. its neck bile bushel;
‘ White Onions; Bed Onions: Potatoes. bu. low,
as.
liohisan Fresh Eggs. 25c doz-
lliokory Nuts. English Walnuts. ice lb;
Paper shell Almonds. 180 lb.
Jamiea Oranges. 28 doz.; Apples.
Poppins Corn. he a package; will make a
sect of popped corn.
Sweet Potatoes; Banana-z Msccaroui, me.
In in here for Market Baskets. he to 16-.
Sweet Cider. mo gal.
ThaPsntry Flour makes better crust with
less lard than any other.
Rotloaour Thanksgiving Bargain Count: r.
M are out prim for cash.
Lnnrnzn meets
Young Man
taken the chance of d in without in-
Marla comb g All WILL
nHOU ll?
BE ‘'YOUR LIFE For 1000
11:;th Centre a Day Will Oh: You an Endow-
ment of 131.111). payable to yourself if you liVs.
ismhhea insupgééxl:e everything olsc.tbe heat
cites
0 NECliCUT GENERAL
cm N LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of Hartford.
5. S. L’Hommedleo.
m vrsnrrrsrurr sr.
South Norwalk.
flour.
...._,.._.-
Patent Medicines
EASY Mill PLEASANT TO TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
ll HOT. illllll llllT Til TIRE.
Bur—.1 make complaint to you sad
through you to your interstate commerce
commission against the trust and pooling
mutant now nearly finished of the
a get American railroad trunk lines and
the can Canadian line controlling the its!»
lie between New York city and Ohicago.
The easement provides that every rall-
rosd in the combination shall make and
maintain the transportation rates pre.
scribed by 'a board of managers repressio-
ing all the roads. This is a conspiracy in
restraint of trade and commerce under
the act of July 2, 1890.
The agreement also makes certain that
all competition shall be abolished as above
required by imposing heavy lines upon
any offending road. which lines are to be
applied for the benefit of the other roads.
This is it division of earnings contrary to
section it of the interstate commerce law.
he annihilated as provided by explicit ex-
isting laws of the United States:
First—By injunction from the courts.
Second.-—-By an order of the interstate
commerce commission.
Third—By an indictment of the indi‘
viduals signing the same.
It can also easily be stopped by ’a vigor-
ous appeal from you to Mr. J. Pierpont
Morgan. whose powor over the nine gov-
cruors of the nine trunk lines is as obso-
luts as it was over the bond syndicate. it
cannot be possible that you intend to inks
upon your administration the responsibil—
ity of fastening upon your burdened and
helpless people this, the hugest trust the
world ever saw or that was over conceived
of. when one earnest word from you to
your fresh attorney general. the ambitious
chairman of your commission or your
omnipotent banker friend will paralyze
tho iniquity in its inception. Very re-
spectfully. WILLIAM hi. Gallstones.
DR. BARROWS RESIGNS.
[is Will Go to India and Found I Ch: lotion
Lectureship.
CHICAGO. Nov. lid—The Rev. John
Henry Barrows, widely known as the
president of the World's fair parliament
of religious, tendered his resignation as
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
of this city.
He has been pastor of the First Presby-
terian church for 15 years
It is his purpose, in December. race. to
go to Bombay, Calcutta and Madras to
deliver a course of lectures to which he
Chicago and for which invitations have
been extended by several missionary con-
ferences and by many men of influence in
the cost.
In addition to this work it is Dr. Bar-
rows' intention to lay the foundation of a
Christian lecturcship already endowed,
which is to be permanently sustained in
the cities of India.
ROPE AROUND HER NECK.
Choking Her Daughter.
Ps’rsusort, N. .l., Nov. 25.—Flagman
crossing of tho Susquehanna railroad was
attracted to a house near his crossing by
the screams of iiyonnold Bertha Bailey.
Ho burst upon tho door. to find the girl
lying on the floor, with her cnrogcd moth-
er standing on tho child and pulling away
at a clothcsiiuo that was fusim’iod around
the girl's neck,
Haycock fought the mothvr off. and a
policeman was cullod in. its arrested the
unnatural motixcr. The mother says her
daughter was wild, and she was unable
to do anything .tlr hr‘r. The child said
her mother tlrrcatcncd to kill her and
was putting the throat into practice when
the ilngmau interforcd. Tho child was
greatly exhausted.
‘5'"! Sue For Damages.
Lawns. 1191.. Nov. n.5.-——Tbc schooner
Joseph W. Foster arrived at the Delaware
brcnkwutor in chargcof custom house oili-
cials. Nothing has been found to show
any irregularity in her business. Captain
Whealton declares that be will give up
his vessel entircly to the cars of the gov-
ernment and go porsouallyio Wilmington
low 01.“) and Philadelphia to commence suit
Hood’s Win. .60 against the government for damages for
A,“ ”patina, .m detention. The Foster was seized on tho
Dana’s llil JW charge of conducting o illibustcrlng ox-
Outicurs Wham: :70 pcdltion in old of Cuban insurrectlonlsts.
Scott’s him on, .or. _ w W- ,_
“”5 N .70 Valuable Manuscripts llurnsd.
Btlllscn’s 8 c for Malaria. .10 Latinos, Nov. 25,-Unwin liros.’ print
Pam‘s Compound. . " lug works, located at Chilworth. Surrey.
’s is, 19 burned last Saturday night. One hundred
M’s Floaters, am thousand valuable manuscripts and Works
m5 W00 ““00“. on in the course of picporatlou and ready for
.33 publication were destroyed. The publish-
WI .13 lug house of Uuwln Bros. is also known
Atwood's mm, .18 as the (ircsham Press.
W’lmmflu, qhi .. .75 WW ,, ~
Whitetails Killer. gal. jar-9., 8.50 Rear Admiral Kirkland Art-rm.
Ymmfloofllfl. 0” NEW YORK, Nov. Bib—Among the pos-
lien. (l. Stillsnn’s
Drug Store,
I2 ”Washington Street
voun ssvmos rs
RELIABLE SIX PER
CENT. SECURiTlES
AND
J
YOUR LIFE. HOUSE
08 FURNITURE
THROUGH THE
AGENCY 01'
illill ll- 511'”
sensors on La Ilourgoguc. from liavro,
were Rear Admiral W. A. Kirkland and
l-ltolf Lioutcnnuts .l. A. ll. Nickels and
York Noel of the United States cruiser
San Francisco, who left their ship at him
sclilcs.
The ones. Health.
Roms, Nov. “' Dr. anponl, thophy-
uh). *—
slclau of tho pope. says that there is truth
ing alarmingin thcoondltlon of Leo Kill.
He dcems it advisable. however, that his
patient keep to his room, owing to tho
cold, damp weather proanling.
SPARKS icon THE WIRES.
Ex-Prceldsnt llsrrisou has arrived at
Santiago.
The south wail of tho Poland Union
seminary at Poland. 0.. fall, scrlousiv lu-
iurlng four young lady students.
The wood workshop connected with
the Auburn tall at Lcwistou, Mo, was
destroyed by fire. Loss, $85,000.
City Engineer lioracs L Eaton, under
municipal investigation for alleged irregu-
larities, committed suicide by shooting at
Willa Mal.
8.1lrydsn Phelps. the well known and
uuiasotly respected pest and author. died
at his hours in New Haven after a long
illness of Bright’s disease.
latthew Hayes. employed in the Port
land and mistresses moudhcuss at Port-
land. his. was instantly killed by being
caught by the shaft of the machinery.
At the sawmill of Marks lime. lwstsd
two miles east of l.lcouicd, Per, the boiler
esplcdsd. instantly killing John Clark.
Aaron Ins- and llama Campbell were
fatally injured.
This trust and pooling agreement can.
has been assigned by tho University of
A Mother [lad One End of It and Was
William Huycock of the York uvcuuc
cmwmucmmmmcus
Habits-A lively Tussle over a Earth!!-
several trout-ear law Eaglandsrs ‘l'aka
. a Ila-II. "J
Brzrncsrcnr. (loan. Nov. tin-Jo.
George hotel at Black Rock. swell known
summer hotel and the largest resort on
the Connecticut shore of Long island
sound. was the scene of a battle royal bo‘
tween county shot-ills and police on the
one hand and a number of mint who had
taken possession of the hotel on the other
side. The outcome of the affair was that
Sheriii ilruvloy at last took possession of
the hotel and placed his men in charge.
The George was rim property of the late
George Wells. who was Phineas T. Bar-
num's partner in the show business yearil
ago. The buildings and cottages attached
and the land adjoining are valued at
8150, 000. 0n the death of George Wells.
several years ago. the hotel became the
property of his two daughters. Mrs. W.
H. Miller of New York and Mrs. William
Harrell of Friirflcld. hi. .I For two or
three seasons past George S. Harrail, a
grandson of George Wells, has been mun-
agiug the hotel. The seasons have not
been very prosperous. but many improve-
ments have been made in the hotel.
A day or two ago an attachment was
levied on the property by a merchant of
this city for a small sum. Alter the abor-
iffs had been in possession fora short time
Mr. Harrell made an arrangement to ect-
tle the claim, and then be assigned his
interest to James Dundon of this city.
who has had musidcrnble experience in
the hotel business, having been at one
time owner of the Elsmsro at Washington.
Attorney Allan W. Paine, six-speaker of
the house of rerucscutazivos If this state.
represents in mortgages and Mile: ciulms
about cw, 000 against the hotel.
Carried the Barrieades.
Mr. Paige. with High Sheriff Haw-
ley and Deputy Sheriff Dooiuu. went to
the hotel to enforce tho claim. Duudon
was there in charge. and stated that he
was determined to hold the hotel at all
hazards
police headquarters for help, and Superin-
tendent Birmingham and a dozen officers
went to tho scone. Thus reinforced Shor-
lff Howlsy ordered his deputies to take
possession of the property.
The doors were locked and barricaded
from the inside. but the attacking party
forced them in with iron bars. Just. as
the officers entered the main hall a dozen
men rushed through the rear door. They
were nogroca. who had been engaged to de-
fend the hotel. but at the sight of the
bluccoats thcy ilcd, leaving their axes and
firearms behind. One man was found hid~
lug under a counter. He was armed with
an ax, but surrender-0d without a strug-
gle. Afterward he was given two minutes
to get out of sight. and he left in rt hurry.
There is now a guard of spocial oillcers
at the hotel, and all isquict. lluudou says
he will now resort to law to get his rights
A petition has been entered in the probate
court to force lieorgu S. llurrall into in-
solvency. and the hearing will be held
noxt Tuesday.
Hanged to a Tree.
Cm‘srm. Momma. Miss, Nov. Sift—A
determined mob of men mimboriug about
200, from llopowoll nr'ighhurhrrml. fully
armodhtook off Jock Yurborough. tho
noted criminal. and hung him to a two.
Yul-borough bud bvvnconvictcd in Lin-
coln county for tho nurrdcrof .loaio lla-
vis and sentenced to tho penitentiary for
life. lie was in ohargoof rmolllccr on
mum to tho state prison when interceptor]
by the mob.
The Strum hluy Extend.
Nsw Yours. Nov. 25.—-Il§ is ropnrrnd
that at u nice-ting of tho cxvcutivc omn-
mlttco of tho housusmiths' union it has
boon decided upon to call out syruputhvtic
strikes on lzl more buildings in the city
on Tuesday. This, however, will not be
done if certain concessions arc socurod.
In the event of thcscfurthcr strikcs it
will involve nearly 20,000 more men.
Valuable Sawmill Burned.
hisxmrmru. hitch. Nov. 25. —'l‘bc saw-
mill oi the Menominee River Lumber
company at East Marincttc was totally
dostroyrd by fire this morning, also about
2,000,000 feet of lumber owned bv the
Marinctto Lumber company and Marl»
unite and Monomiucc Box company. loss.
sconce; insurance, none. The mill bad
Just closed for tho cocoon.
Fire on litatau Island.
Pour Rrrtrrtrono, S. 1.. Nov. tilt—The
largo elevator and mills of tho Elevating
and Milling company. owned by Quinlan.
Travis 8c (30., wow totally destroyed by
fire. The carrso of the fire was an explo-
sion in the roar of the building. No one
can account for the explosion. The loss
is ostimatcd at 030.000; partially covered
by insurance.
Another Football Victim.
Cristinrnrszvrraui. \'n.. Nov. 25. ~—
iicorgc R. Pholrm of Memphis, a partial-
pant la “atorday' a football game between
the medical and law classes of the univcr-
city, has died His death was due to the
rupture of a blood vcsscl. which was in a
diseased condition Mid likely to burst by
any violent excl-tron.
Drowned While Skating.
In summer. Vt. Nov. 9‘) «Wblioskot-
log on lloitrid pond two boys, George
Bolt, aged 1: i and Joan Bcuupre.,ngcrl ii,
were drowned George licslisls. aged ill,
but a narrow weave. but was rescued.
The boys vcuturod near the middle, when
the loo gave vvay. The bodies have been
recovered ..
no liamamhsrsd Napoleo- I.
manor. Nov. till --Tirc Daily News this
morning announces the dcoth of M. Bar»
thelcmy Saint Illlnil‘o. He was a little
morslhan 90 years of age at the time of
his death andwas obahly the only mart
living wit total a clear personal rccola
tactics of ‘apoleon I.
last! no Tablas bead.
wither, Kev. 25.--Tira Daily News this
morning announces the death at Lord ds
stlsy. the post. Baron John Byrus Lei-
caster Warren do Tabiey. the only am of
Baron George do Tabloy. was born in
use. was educated at lilies and was a
lawyer by miseries.
my luaulbyl’lre.
nurtures“. Nov. till-4M horns of
wounds HMMW macros Nests
- new streets. was Why
live. Waitress ultimo-dieters»
d. The” W. ‘
.nrnr meal- in the landed sneer
Sheriff Iiawloy telephoned to‘
(From out.» smut
‘1' all know if you have a burden to bear.
it.
You know how much trouble it gives
you. .
But do you know how to shake it 98?
The back brim more burdens than all
the human organism. "’
And it objects to it sometimes emphat-
ically.
It aches. it pains. is weak and lame.
It's your fault if you don't come to the
nae-us.
Perhaps you don’t know how. We
could tell you, but you might doubt as.
We will let a Boston man do it then.
’tie easier proves.
his. G. W Thrower is a railroad man
employed by the main Boston & Albany
railway. Our representative found him
at his address, 24 Chelsea street. East Bosv
too. A man of retiring disposition is Mr.
Thrower. and few people knew the trouble
he has 'nud with his back. The following
conversation is given for the public bene-
fit:
“Mr. Thrower, I hear you have been
troubled with your back."
“Yes, I had kidney trouble some years
ago. It returned and has bothered me
for the past four or five months."
"What was the nature of your affec-
tion?”
"Dull pain over the kidneys, soreness
about the {small of the back. It would
hurt me to bend over, was painful when
straightening up or even standing on my
feet, in fact it knocked die out."
"What did you do for the trouble?"
"I took Douu’s Kidney Pills, sir."
“What was the result!"
“I feel all rightvnow, all the pain has
left, I am working regularly at night,
which is hard on the kidneys, but they do
n it trouble me."
“Then you consider Ilouu’s Kidney
Pill» have cured you 1’"
“Yes lam confident they deserve the
credit. I would say they positively cured
rue. Igot them of Woodbury Drug Co.
hero in East Boston. You may use this
for publication if you wish."
"Iloau's Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dealers, price 50 cents, mailed by
Foster-\Iilburnijo., Bulfrtio, N. Y.. sole
agent for tho I’. S.
What is
Gelatin
Castorie. is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It is a. harmless substitute for
Paregcric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of [others Castoris is the
Children's Panacea—the [others
Friend.
For Inihnta and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Custoria, and see that the facsimile
signature of
is on the
inflows-v.53h
Weshallpro- '
test ourselves and the public at all hazards.
The Canaan Coupons,” Murray 8L, KY.
aprzliii In
V “L-llrm'.’
firm?" . “k
THAT DINNER
That your wife has berm ibinlcirr about.
needs a hundred and one little art else you
don i. get. every day.
Mince Merit, Raisins, Currents. Citron,
Spices. Celsry.‘ Apples, Cranberries.
Onions, Turnips. Sweet Cider. all kinds
of Pickles. out] a neat lies of Canned
Goods. All new. fresh goods.
CAFE ROYAL COFFEE.
the finest. so say those who have tried it,
MAT...
Slilllliiiilliiilllldl'l
ll iltiili Ills Street.
ifl
You know whats you are taxed to has! . _
The kind we know you want and at prices
ling to pay. That is our idea of business. Um .
easy circumstances we can afford to 3mm ‘
garment we sell, and agree to return your money
sstisflr d with your purchase.
Furnishings
That we show y on are the veryiatest styles and of best ,
quality, upto date in every way, and the best for the
prices we ask, that any one can show you. Our best all-
. vertisement is our customers, always well 6
and pleased to recommend their friends to us.
A. turner & i
ii lilairr Street,
linrwallr.
rnrnrscwrnc rs liner urns!
T0 ENJOY YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER
YOU MUST HAVE GOOD HEALTH. TO IN—
SUBE THIS
KEEP Yllllil rrrr wrnn AND nerd
THEREFORE DO NOT OVERLOOK OUR LINE
OF
CORK SOLE SHOES
- FOR—
LADIES ANDGENTS
ll Prices lhat ileiy Competition.
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store, \
40 ND 42 WALL STREET. "DIWALI.
Everybody’s thes Shirred Free of charge.
Sentinel Building.
South llcrvrallr
[lid and. Reliable llaily Direct Freight line
-—BETWEEN—-
New York, Sillll larval and loud
-THE PROPELLERsm
Bin 01 larval, Eagle and blunt
in 1‘.“ y.
sander it‘d-inch“; “ A
new” w "
er uiJSltmflm .l
Will leave I’ier’23 E. IL. lieskrnan street. New York. at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwallr. ii p. In :Bnuih Nor-walk, 6 p. in.
Freight Received from 7 a. In. to 6 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk. Eagle and Vowel: will be
sent for special lots of freight anywhrrc to Now York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid rroeiicg any of the employees of the hosts of this
line on content of the owners thereof. 0! if
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Street. South licrvtli.
C-A-fi-H P-R-I-O-E-a
iiilliliillillifil Filii rrnsncuss IEITS.
Pork Gilliam bcllama. sugar curt-d. lg.
Pork, to] for 01 shoulder 1..
Baueagamrry drilarnos ills aib. ii hard 3‘
. Pot t session
Mutton Chops 10c. Round husk 9.,
madam artsrllduitou Pickled Tongues 3”.
Frank ortm lilo. Smoked Tongues m
Bel ion has erkrout no. “
Incas (33d Pickled Trips ion BcFrcsEh' Gmgngdflom for Chickens h.
cry a ay Prid
Liver Wurst 1.0:: i!
this (his in tire 8m hunters. All this at at
its invest more Priest. W
JACOB IGFIAUB. PROPRIBTOR. a“
Norwalk Chronicler