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W‘EW'BARGAINSI
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i colors and shapes, 01.19.
Handsome Smyrna and Moquett‘ s in .
i Oil Heaters.
all sizes and new designs, at marvel-
gllt, oak, white and gold and fancy
woods from 59c up. We offer hese
goods for so per cent less than cost of
frames.
amps. .
l ' Piano, banquet, library, hail, sewing
and nightlamps, in all the new fall
' styles. We have always held the; rep-
utation of. showing the largest‘ and
handsomest line of these goo ‘s in
. .. either city, and intend that this year’s
1. .. display shall eclipse all former e orts.
heater.
M i rrors.
French plate, beveled edge mirrors in
at prices that will astonish the shrewd-
est shoppers.
Mason fruit jars, any size, 39c dozen.
Bring the children to see our fine
assortment of T 0Y5! D OLLS !!
GA M E S i l !
Free and Prompt Delivery
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.s. STUR‘TEVANT,
Open Every Evening.
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soars issiii sun sss srsttrs.
so. sonwsts. cons.
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'W.SIGN WORKWW
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LUTHER ,M. WRIGHT’S
Factory and Repository,
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, , Franklin and Madison Streets,
South iiorwelli.
.ON THURSDAY .
We will offer at special prices
Ladies’ Night Robes!
o-AND—-e
Ladies’IWhlte Skirts!
Also other items‘of interest to bargain seekers.
HOSIERV ALWAYS s SPEGIAIJY. ,
A. Dickerman 8:55
as Washington Street, - i - .
He
Evening
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Handsome hall lamps, c0mplete, all
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i ously low prices. ‘ All the standard makes and latest nov-
0'“! res. ‘ cities. These goods we buy in car
° . i . load lots in advance of the season, and
i” Paintings, engravings and artqs, in
retail them at jobbers prices. We give‘ in it he will
a fancy zinc floor Lmat free with each
oak, gilt, and white and gold frames
Campaign Banners
ilHtCiiEliWTSé so.
He Refuses to StatehWhether
He Will. Withdraw.
as mu. also A snw‘arstsnssr.
[he Opinion In Albany. flowerer. Is That
[Is Will Withdraw From Vihe Head or
the flew tori: Dcmoeretie Mate 'l'ielres.
An Interview Willi Him;
swans. Beret. Pitmdohn Boyd Thacher.
the nnmoni‘stlo nominee for governor oi
ow York. will issue another statement.
tmto explain the letter to
siiioi. llanfurlli, which so steriliitl his
party throu hout illll state. The nsnnt
date for mu m: the now mil-mime has not
been glvali. but Mr. Thacher it hiislly
preparing it, and it will iiriiiinlily ho ready
for tho public by tho and of the limit.
Although the iunyor only rezrcntly ro-
turmid from a vacation, he has remained
in strict sooiusiou ut Altnmont, his coun-
try home. so that the city hail has seen
but very little of its attention f’di" liellriy a
wash. in his doiniluliiiiliou not. to be
questioned by hileolIildtll associates or
others the tunneling permitted his munici-
lml duties to dike core of themselves.
A rum?!“- found Mr. Thisnhiuv thin-o,
standing on his front porch, milling the
breeze from this llolderhorg mountains.
A 'l'irne of Excitement.
“Thin/sir. is is time of grant pollticul
aseltoment," said the mayor. ”So on: ted
are tho people ovsr the political situation
that they do not consider all sides of the
various questions at issue before they criti-
cise. I presume that howl am being oritl- '
cited. and I wonder, how, 'if conditions
worn itinerant, if 1. understanding tho
situation, could criticize so severely us
some people who are passing Judgment
upon me."
"Mr. Thacher," said the reporter.
“there is great interest in your proposed
action upon ilie demand mode by certain
Democrats that you withdraw from tho
ticket."
"Wall. while i do not cars to be intrr-
vlewed. still, I will say that I will molten
statement in n tow. days."
" you cure to say when it will he is-
HUM?”
"Not until I have carefully weighed
and considered the qllestions which are
before me. i do not care to toll; now. "
"lint will you not toll mu whether you
intend to remain on the ticket?"
“I do not cure to snyat. thistime. When
my statement appears, it will explain my
position. ' '
"Do you know that 'l‘nmmnny lenders
have dumnndud your withdrawal?"
"l have not yet soon the morning on-
pors." .
"What line wil our statement follow?"
"it will be fu l and satisfactory and
mny possibly make portions of my former
(inn clearer to many."
Think He Will Withdraw.
'l‘hist Mr. 'l‘hnchar will be double to
stand the pressure of the opposition being
brought to hear against him and will re
the from tho men is fli'nl'l'llllyf'IIDOfldt‘fl
one of his utnnchcst supporters previous to
this iiiiiyor's startling lottcr. any they has"
received the most positive advices from
Mr. Fruit in New York that )lr. 'l‘hncher
will withdraw. His dolny in announcing
his intention is duo, it is Mild, to Senator
Hill, with whom he is expected to have an
important conference at \l’nliert's lloort
on the lnttcr's return from New York.
In adopting tho policy of strict silence.
Mr. Thacher also acted upon the ndrico of
Mr. Hill. and so faithfully is it being enr-
rlod out that in this rrspect he is worthy
of lining named the senator's political
double.
At the city hall none of the nttnches
could any when the mayor would come in
remain at his country homo until the not!-
iicntlon committee comes.
Deserted Array and Wife.
Frank Reid of Company l-'. engineers.
has ilcscrtuii from the post. isml notices
were sent out for his srmt. field is a fine
appearing young man and as such caught
the eye of a wealthy young widow at
Highland Valium mile heluw thn post
After a few weeks' courtship, the two
were married. When he dcsrrted, l'lclii.
isis chnrmd, look with iiiiu his newly
found wife's purse. containing a consider-
able nmount of money. hcr dlnmond ring;
niso n wedding ring, tho am of her «is,
ceased husband. two other rnluniiln gold
rings and her gold watch and chain. The
widow is prominontly connected in Now-
burg
Basin-lat lsile.
historic, N. Y.. Sept. tit—In attempt.
ing to make is balloon Ascension at the
Franklin county our. t'. i‘. llonnntie. n
hniliinnisimiui badly injured. The imilnon.
after nmndiuga row hundmi fret. split
open and tumbled almost instsnily to th-
mud. The rope-sortie pnrschote had
become twisted, in that llonnetts could
not cut loose The parachute pnrtlnlly
opened. hut enmhed am M the balloon
and twisted into n knot as loosens will
. . iii' \lllli‘W grin-n griisgrniii, the skirt iii-lug
herc. Friends "' 1""!5 W. l’rutl, "h" ‘7‘”! :irrriiim-il in [movie which :iri‘ si-pnmtci! iiy
cluster-i of pluits of ivory limit).
of tho pnuoi-i is embroidered in silver and
ispluitnl plusimn of ivoryliniui.
inrciic forms a double jnliot down the
ore Nllllflllilt‘l‘l‘ll in silver nnd block. hur-
lng frills of ivory lluon ut llli‘ wrists.
Denies-able Goods for a Wide "ariely of
from Altnmont. and it isliltnlythist he will "minim-,3 of denim?
so now tliun did fcirini-rly, for doulm line
this unison l‘llllipflfli‘Il is number of lilcyclc
suits.
story and art cmhmidcry, for which it is
West Pors'r. N. Y.. Supt. 2i -—l’rlrnse indeed very satisfactory.
me; ~ --
PREVAILING MODES.
Trimmed iisilos-sw’rhe Fashionable. l‘lufly
”air In loose Knots.
Many of tho most: up in (into sailor lint!
liM’O is sort of loin-o about lilo liflrilflétllafi
is. the iii-iuif turns up squarely ull around
from 'llll‘rfillll‘lll ili thine-fourths of an
inch. This tiikcii nu'ny smoothing of the
knife «mm like rigidity which is the lam:
dieslrniiio olinmetm'liiilo of minor lmts.
Flowers. and "weirdly fruit. are soon it!
n lrinmliiig, spiirlngly used. i-cliiu usually
placed in s smull spray or cluster as tho
("1050 RAIN COSTUME.
left Ialdc, with the ribbon how. Geruniums
ore u fnvorito hinmmr this ammo. and
both geranium nudchorry it"! are largely
worn.
In spite of the revival of old fashioned
styles of l.nlnlrcsslni;, few women nrl.‘
willing to adopt thorn in their entirety.
The inixlcru form of linudcnu, for cxnrupD.
bison little resemblance to those Worn by
our prundmothcrs, for than extretiio
smoothness and glosslnoss were considered
it fushluniilile necessity. while how light.-
ncss, llui'i'iness and artistic disorder one u
feature of the pcriml. Disorder and lion-
ilcnux are not oppmprinto companions, al-
though they are now forced into an unom-
iilous nssrminllon. We Mir! in ancient
magazines of tho dlfllculty cxpcricm-od hy
iwllns in years "gone in keeping their hnir
perfectly smooth and lint. lint now thr
triiuhlii llIi all rim nthcr wuy, and oil mm
of devices are mourn-d tnionr-iid thccf-
fci-t onco considim-d so ilcsiniiilc. 'i‘iic
modern fashion of hnirdrcs-iiim is much
"In“! gi-uizriilly lkuuirig if more trouble-
Hillll' ism! iii not likely to change riuiii-iilly
for is long timc. Whether the hair is Worn
low or high iii-pcnds cutiivly upon the
siylc of thc fur-c, hui iliiiliiicss und n qunsl
i‘liissli-nl knot urn l'l‘lllll~lli.’i~‘. 'l'o prmlilco
llici’i-slmlcilcct llli'. huir iill around the
head is wound up on pins or [lh.‘~1§l‘tl with
tongs. It is tliiru comm-d into lightness
rtny in place. ,
Today's sketch shows it charming pawn
The top
Mark. The close isidicu is siiuilnrly em»
liruiilcrcii niiil npcns lliICk nnd from our!
A rill-
front. The slum-s nrc portly tight and
sauna nonwaura . . .
T.f.Tl'fi..!‘.'Ei§£.".L"2PE£’!.it‘lljlf‘fii'ifl'liiili
I Science
Can Tell
in these tiny. ot' udvnnceuieut mid
deilcaitc mathematical instruments to
the l‘lltlrl infinitesimal pni'iiclc, illL' exact
composition of iiny compound. That's
) why the following report concerning
Jfioss BAKING POWDER ‘
iii of value. especially as it hours the endorsement of a chemist. world
renowned Dean .‘s'uulli. or Ynlc l iiivcrsitv. who writcs:
YALE MEDICAL Bcuo . owl r .
(7. ll: lions 6‘ Now. New Minion. Conn. minimise-r $3592.“.
("5.11110”th l lmll' i-rzmiiumitliu package of liosii linking I'owdor which you sent tome
forllusl purpose. lllml that it isqniupomdnf tho iuurndinnis which in my nvlnirn am most
nuiinlilo for iiill'll ll preparation. ’l he uwrc'llimn :lrl- combined iii the proper proportion for the
best resultant! the mixture “lit!“ 41"" mlultiirnllou or injurious constituents.
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was? 'J’W‘ new-sworem-
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iiil.‘ imiii iii icicuiiiw reasoning; that's it v cvcrv
iioiiaeu'iii: \riiu llllS i,‘\(_'|' used our baking powder
knows its viiicuq in producing the most perfect .
i'csulle. ilerilthlul on account (if its purity.
Economical on account of its strength. Ask your
. grocer tor i‘. now. and you’ll wish you had before.
«WWW
MANU'ACTUI‘D .V
c. o. 8038 snail, - . -
28$wa
New London, Conn.
Dr—
Toilet Sets.
30 DECORATION I.
82-35, 3-35. 3.90. 4.40. 5- l5. 5-35. 5-60. 6.35. 6.50. 8-75
9.85, 14.00.
“you break a piece from one of our sets it can be
replaced.
Dinner Sets.
ii DECORATIONS.
$8.35, ”.55, 12.88, 13.00, i326, 17.87,19.44,27.76,4(.
Or you can buy what you want from open stock,
Tumblers.
30C, 40c, 45c, soc, 6m", by, $1, n.25.
Cut Glass.
Syrup cups. with triple plated tops, 75c.
NASH 8: VANSC-OY,
\cor. ii. Main and West Streets,
OONNEO TIOUT
Ji'mi- ('llill.l.£’l’.
USES OF DENIM.
Purposes.
”on many womcu rcnlizc thc prnctimi!
More, it in it‘ll". do
lint it is mainly iii-ruled lo uphol-
llnwuvt‘r, it is
no of the best materials in the world fo'
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirectFreightLine
{BETWEEN
NEW YORK,SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK. i
THE l’ROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 73. E. R., licekinnn street, i'ew York at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwnllr, 5 p. m: South Norivalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 n. m. tos p m. Upon application to agents the City of Norwaik
liaglc and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the bouts of
this line on account of the owners thereof.
liTlHZliT ('O‘sTC‘lii.
dropped. Bunnetie had several ribs broken
and was badly bruised.
ilebe Oasis-sir as lions.
‘ em: out. Supt. as.-—-Jnlrelinndnnr
hes srri at his home have its inomde
Hill. I “in rest with his family. wliioh
was incensed two days ego or the advent
If! N81 girl. Oriliin will giro him is
dermal weiseins tomorrow. which will in-
MI W distill]. followed by is rs»
stille- is the opera bones. where he will
be Printed with a pine of that).
est-es wns is. led can my.
.isossoimnts. m, ilept. 24.---loisqtilii
tenors, president of the Cohan club. has
sent ii (email letter to (liens Barton suit-
in that the Red Cross misty of the
United States send ii ”presented" to
Coins in Mill“ of the (lotion army. inns.
inoehiss the Spanish iii-d (Jr-ore attends
rsrlnsireiy to the limbs army.
1......“ «so... . . . em... /
Heels Sends troops to sine “slum-es.
”main, flops. aha-in moi-mom or
news involved hm of the spread of tho re-
bellion against the Hpsiiish authority. ibis
govsrnmeni has deeldsd to send sow
troops to the Pistiippim islands.
flees Insets in cm.
Assess, lint. Mum elitism
sis reported reels tile island at Om, A
main and mountain outing coituiiicl.
mm-lniiyiu tiin liiillgodyc. for it i- ill~
most imposslhlo in tour it. it i~ mill ulnh
Wflk‘flimf‘lil nnilnriry rirciimstniiiw. it
is light in woiirht and rot opaque, and it
his: body enough in luv-p in shape without
a lining. Very pruityns wullnssortlninhlc
gowns may he made of it in lilnzcr. limp
or norfnil: style. to ho worn with n light
colnmi or which wuslmhle rc-i. fluid or
full. A tailor ilnlsh with whit:I stitching
is tin-y offmlrc. nod lnrmv whiti- tuition-
of bone or pi-nri form ll plensing addition.
Them mstumm may he worn into in the
hill in tho country, in ihcy iii-o not rimm-
teriatlcnlly summery. A dcnliii skirt. with
n shirt waist. formers wry iimiiil warm
wmthor moms also. if the denim he-
comes miles! in spine. it may howls-lied
out with is sponge. lh-niiii Is also is IPi‘i'»
liable floor covering in tho henvy grades.
The breadth are mad together. unit the
whole thing is stretched and incited down
iiiio dancing crush.
Minion.i cloth. which ismuciiiiki- ill'iiilll
in texture, is aiiidhcr useful and llll‘liJFlIA
dire fabric. but has of Into yearn him" out
tirely neglected sure for the purpmn which
its name implies A number of years one
it had a brief turpularity us a dress fabric,
lining mum in the striped variety, cs ..inl-
ly in Missouri white, soniliiiied wit solid
colors in some or thin ilsniiel. As the em
"‘“m $3M “ii "my
in. hearse II I
if» be m institution‘s-units
dis vhhmw 4
DIAMONDS!
To Advertisers!
BIG REDUCTIONSlilE
For the ”Month of September.
Compieteline of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opalwnrc and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39
Wall Street, Norwaik
DR. F'.W. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Changes cannot be guar-
anteed the same day copy
is handed in. Every rca~
suitable effort will heinsde
to seommodsie patrons,
Formely over the Post Office, will
remove his office to No. i4 Wash-
, ”transgressions” lip
ingion street, South, Norseman
Norwalk Chronicler