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Our stool: oi line lumps and oil heaters are. by tar. later than the combined stocks of the twin clticis.
Qlll‘ timely 11min! mater and the prices lower.
nIuovInI.
Hohsecleanlng is not tube dreaded slam the diseuvery of this wonderlul carpet cleanser.
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”WE" motion
LOCATED AT
Where we have not; ugly one of the finest. stores in town, but the
' largest St9clt of ' [the clothing
And Gents” Furn shinqs.
EVERYTHING UP To-DATE.
#001119 in and see us. We can show you code of all grades and
SEN; TEE .. TO YOU AT BO TOM PRICES.
98 Motion
street
. «II: Robert met
Int vlistening It the
It ”iterates. A‘ well
Manlney. Ind ex-
» rt hid since learn-
his! hitributoi' to
been used and thnt
. . FOR A , V
Gents, Ladlos and Children.
in I mndnnn of the
.. lster of England. who
‘ run; than succeeded
rill baronet. on is!
lit a! his (other. who
VIII of the admiralty
. for Ireland. Team:
horn In 1887 and hue
. be Is snld'to have
mm between Frederick
f Langley. with whom
. te Carlo. when the
Wrist! to have won large
Tenn: Peel has twice
listen. Upon the
h confidence-men Mined
- ~= Iiiin out of n lame
And on. the mom: visit
9 fl¢flualnllmfti (0mm!
,9 Kittie ammo ,‘
. Win Krindddunhicr o
president of the Adams
They had Armand
. . but when Mr. Sanford
“Rollin stop to It.
Large Variety! V Popular Prices!
A. DICKERMAN A son,
34' msumorou srsssr. ,
covacricur
OLD ANDV RILIAILI .
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BETWEEN
new roux. more nonwALK Ann
NORWALK.
_ no. nonwALK
if” b
il.-~'rhe toliowlnl
tars have been ap-
‘mflonnlnptnn. Romaine A.
. A. , Ilse Estella Rich:
W. (L W. Carpenter:
m Phiienn I). (“3mm
Min Emma P. Trotter;
til. Lotimer.
at hon. branch. (1.1..
“lllhoIn. .I. lplxelmy.
’mpholi: hometown. it
Aummervlile. i". 1.
Win. sister Mhry ilsrc
, gamma"...
Nov. ii.«'l"he itin’hl
p o p i I
lvsnie. Mr mints
M I choir-e. m, N-
”Minnow MIMI: at
«set sail tor livery is the
tow ”A. Mmei is... Add s lent-
?“ list-Whats
WWIW driven iii livery when ' ‘ "
‘ A. QWAI; some men
“torn!“ called for in any
mu t lad. Iii
tint mom i ems
"i9 submit: .99 .9
cm er mitt mu: Alto
' ViltOAlll
j. Will mm i’ler all, it. it. nonunion iIlroot, itianIn-li, st 5 9. iii. lwuvo
filim‘ivllli r, p, n9; tinniit Namath. ‘II p. In. Fr9lnhi revolved trout “i it. in.
in ii p. in. Upon Application to agents, the City at Norwnlk iiuttln and Val.
‘ 9 will he sent for spaniel lots of trottiht unywhereia New York or its vicin'
ity. . .
All persons are turbid trusting shy of the empleyecu oi the lands or this
line on seenttnt oi the owner: thereof.
‘1‘,’ *4": .l A
A I «Timw $.33? Mzfi
in; In titty -
Andrew ”filmhw the president of _
. the mm; «mom; has also signed s
, , boats and 86 ireixhi harden
_ puny will sell thrown tlclicts. with first.
. “In“.
' extent of Still and preecntinz a check for
_. torrents in North Holmium-ti. has died
the Veil.
All of the W will have berth
mi, 9 méiit
hi It in ‘eleitnedl thnt
coast. They will cost
"It! oped-
eontraet with floral: Bron. at Seattle.
for a fleet or 13 Isms river steamers.
for tho Yukon. to run from St. Michael.
tomwm our. in addition to two tow.
eiass r accommodations and
entitling the pnuenxor to carry a ton
of freight through mm Male to but.
non City, to be delivered At the letter
records. V
STOKEB’ SUCCEBSOFI. I
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Item misc-raid Chm Beam-t it
linen neon Mum
Omnit Grave Gunp fleeting annotation
Mid .lte twentyveishth aunutti meeting.
here.
transacted was the election or s euc-
coneor to the late Rev. Dr. Ill. H. molten.
president of the annotation. >
Bishop .I. N. Fitsgerald of fit. Louis
was lint eleeted to mnrbershlp and
was then chosen as president of the Is-
loclntlon. ,
Bishop Fitzgerald, the newly elected
president, was born to Newark. N. .I..
In 1837. He studied Inn At Princeton
and won admitted to the bar in i858
in um he was converted in the Com
ml )1. E. church 0! Newark and in
I“: joined the Newark conferenm sud
nort'cxl as [motor and presiding older in
that conference for ill years. He was
chosen general suiwrinicndont and
trustee of the Drew Theoloniml sem-
inary and in 1892 was elected at bishop
of the church and assigned to the west-
ern diotcse. with headquarters at St.
The Paper- Isensd In I Ideal.
Philadelphia. Nov. 11.—~Henry Caspar.
an tax-policeman of this city. his been
unrated. charged with conspiracy in ni-
lcttcd wholesale naturalization fronds.
for which Eugene J. Lindsay. John A
Merrick and Richard w. Merrick were
held in 89.009 boil for trial. Cflplt’l
connection with the Alleged notunlluo
tlen i'rnuds ls said to have been in the
cmcity ot a “steer." (W? 5! ”I”?
on with having brought in 190 men in
one day. all of whom received papers
from tin- alleged principals. The papers.
it is said. more all issued in the back
room of n onloon near the city hall.
hints twiddle?! muons.
New lint-cu. Nov. II.~W«Ird was re-
.l-clvcd in tho broltern‘ nll'lcoe in this city
to in- on the lookout for a female
swindlor who had “worked" oflIees It
South Nurnulk nml erdgeport. but the
hum-ted it-mnle caller failed to option:
in this city. Though information is
int-user. it ll known that the Norwallt
tlfllt'r- \\ on Itwlmiicti out o! "2.50 by the
womun buying wheat on mnrgins to the
$72,510 drawn on it Yonkers lN. Y.)
bank. The chunk want-nailed. and the
woman received "2.60.
rum run-my Alumna.
Philadelphia. Nov. lie-The Imdy‘ oi
ltov.‘ Henry J. Mcl’aitc. an assistant
print! oi the Church of the Annuncla.
lion. ni.'l‘r-nth and Dickinson stew-tn
was found lying lit on nrruway in the
roar of tit. I'lltll'ti Icutiemy. on Christian
street, nlmw Ninth. The right side oi
the nkull wnn fractured. and in- bud
lwcn dead for some titno. The nose was
broken. and there Wore. bruison on the
loroheadh The police are convlnccd that
the priest was murdered.
Another MI.“ III-lily-
. Pith-hunt. Nov. ll.———Willlnm .I. Keat-
lhir. 2i yearn of uric. melding with his
as tho rwult oi on injury rwolvml in
a {miliail “Arno nt swluvnlr ten days
up. lie was injured while violins hull.
buck for one at the icon"; «nudged In
practice and lint! boon ill ct'or since
Hill III-nth came rather unexpectedly.
and the mum is now lwlmt low-limited
by UN: coroner.
W
Intensive Killed o I'reeehqn
Ciilitqbiu. ll. t‘. .‘ov. ii “DBMLNVQ
W. It hPWhuld of the Ittate fort-o, look.
In; After Violation-I of the whisky law.
Abel and killed its-v. .I rum». I
nuptial preacher. on nuaplolun of both.
one of them. Turner was in n tinny
driving to this rlty and wee ooxnmsinb
ed by the detective to halt. tic did not
halt promptly and wax shot. The de‘
tecilvo he: fled to cocaine being lynched.
(mum et Genet HM!!-
Rome. N. Y" Nov. ti.-'l‘he Erie 0A..
Iisl bridge at chutes street. in thin oily.
I‘ve new under tho waluht of two em.
tins touted with growl. 'l‘he mine were
lit the employ oi the coast conirecion
end were landing A bent. One horse
owned by ’i‘hontimn Raters was drawn.
ed. Chat-lee Theater. one or the drivers.
was somewhat hurt.
heed the loin! III-Ins lion.
Inn from. Nov. ii.-—(leoree Green
of, Ian Morison uninvited out (teen
Mi: film“ "is”: w
n . was s omens
mp blow with which Il'ltselin—
Inons limited out Jinn Corbett that did
mm
Minna". "
' til;
they will be the latest on the Pneilie‘ ‘
timeout. end '
nieht sod .
The corn» ‘
point within all due, which will beat all .
most important business '
A tiles have lsruely
I
mm or my autumn.
This dainty little (rock is designed
w; for girls between the axes of two and
Ocean Grove. N. J.. Nev. it ~1'ho.
ten yam. Plaid Woolen was the Inn‘-
terlal selected. with narrow velvet rib-
bon and tiny gilt buttons entering into
the decoration. The blooming fullness
oi the waist is due to “there at the
confined by whet-trimmed bands. The
garment closes invisibly at the centre-
back. Buttons and button-holes can
'd in closing if preferred. Pret-
tily s sped cpaulettes extend over the
shoulders that are Also decorated with
velvet and buttons. and have a pro-
nounced ilare at the outer edge
The full round skirt has it straight
lower edge that will permit of a wide
hem or can be trimmed an illustrated.
The top is gathered and sewed to the
bottom or the waist. u placket finishing
at the contra buck.
Lawn nalusook ciiambray, gingham
tlifl'llty. tiiullic and light- -wove isbrics
are commendable for making Braid
ribbon. V'cltct Oi insertion will trim it
(inactivate!)
of white cnmbric, and ind ynrds of
thirty -sls inch mutcriul will be re-
quired {m making. To malg't the truck
for nglri of six years will require tinge.
yards of the same width material The
guimpe patient No «so; lstut in six
for girls of two tour. six; eight. ten
twelve and fourteen years The truck
pattern. No 7063 is mi in sizes for
girls (I: the. {our six eight and ten
yearn.
“Elmo “ITIIEL
O 00.0"
[stilling to one derogation out» No.
Cut thin out ll in your m:
u lllh'mlln ninllor tulle lint: end
Stuttevsnt's Bernie house
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Animus _.___.__._
TATTERR No.1“
IN.
This mun II Mid Izi route will more
About taller» nt riuitowuii'n. North
Item and Ann l'l‘c hi. nonih horn-sh
(‘ATt‘llthl .RA’I‘I‘thNAchl-i.
Portland Man Bells Shims uud (ill of
the Reptiles at Good Prices.
Dell Reeves, of Portland. who hm;
acquittal nzun- than locul reputation
as a uiuike hunter. given The llurt~
ford 'l‘lnios' rcprcnentutivc some inter-
t'sllng lncts concerning: the npurt.
"These aunties." Mr. liccvvu snid
"have now all gone ltitu winter nonr-
tei‘s. where they trill remain until
swim: entirely dormant. During that
time ilieli I‘M‘S urc coined with 1
sort of him. whlth obscures tlitl. vis-
ion. They eat nothinx while in Ullt
state. but the) never 'go ingunill they
have tilled ibemeelveu to their Ill most
captivity. in my amnion. these rop-
lhereascd around
Bonito-lei Mountain during the mist
tlve years. notwithstanding that many
of them have been killed"
For rovers] yours. itr. Reeves won
the only poi-mu who hunted these
unilateral“ reptiles Last season.
other: devoted mime attention to the
tumult of the snake. but dually sum.
it up. it is to no menus on iIanoiit
Itble pustlinc. mutually In the toll of
the tour when the snakes are lot
They yield on marine 0! Oil worth III
all each. which limis it ready sole
Adieu. lilo (Intuition. 'l‘lie sitliui um
dried and [it'l'itill’thiL Mr. Movies no
really sold about one hundred of them
to Merlden pumice. Th9y bmm been
‘AfiEWA hm
upper and loner edges. where they are
The xiiimpc worn with this {rock is
want to Philadelphia. whom they will
lie IitIIliod for distribution union. Inna
summit til. good prices. timing the son
nm at unsimhunilmt. Inst Mil. Mr
ltoeves liIui littlmt‘il thirtyviunr mule
them. wine at which were «outwit
tome. lie VIM minted by it sinnll
dog, which has learned the antiserum
durum oi the mine he potatoes. and
slwsys keeps A safe til-toned truth A
“mun.”
charts» ii Reilly. s m item
m .
Ventilation... let. him president
it; Who 9 1!. W
young innit About manual; years of
‘W
mmbmmm
”With
{iii tip that 'lt is next to
mist: big”,
tli’t' l’ o
in W” Jim
“8
tonicw. They are true in every per-
llclllni‘. and no stronger evidence out
wort:
this" live; Winfield
Ramona 8rl Comstock Cd,o says:
"Ever since Iliad scarlet fever, when
‘ wan . little theemieendmeclr”
'1
been weak and
intervals. of stinks oi bedroom]:
lerly “th were mor insulin: and
more (likening. and “all“ if I
could find some remedy that would re-
move the trouble I would be_ foolish to
Ito on ordering Dead A Pills
were highly spoken about end 1 not a
box at Plaistcd’s drug store. he;
have relietcd me of the last stuck. ’
Lots oi South Norwslk prooi light; 9 .9
til i testifies to the merit at out:
Kidney Pill III.
9For sale
Mailed lw
b dealers. Pri9e so gents.
I'Ioster-Milbum (30., Bill-
lain. N. Y. sole agents lor the United
States. Remember the mutt. Don's.
Ind take no substitute. »
The deadlock growing out at thr
dual applications ot-‘the Meridian Eleo
tric Railroad compo” and the Alert.
den. Southlnatou and Commence
company. (or a layout from bladder
to Hubbard park. in that town. has
been ended by the withdrawal of the
petition of the Mormon Electric road
This clears the way for the other our
poratlon. and if the layout is approved
in time, it is newbie thnt construe
ilou work may be begun this tall.
JUST ONE.
That's all it Takes. so a ' Bridgeport
Man Says.
Oscar Merritt, 68 South uvotmc.
Bridgeport. says: "I had church in
the worst forms: 1 could not breathe
through my nose at all, most of the
time. and never at night. My sleep
was so broken by the filling up of my
head and throat. causing much cough- '
ing. that I hardly ever not a good
night's sleep: scabs kept continually
forming in my nose, and it was pain-
ful to remove them. i have used only
one 50 cent bottle of California Cn—
tnrrh Cure and can now sleep all
night without coughing. or having to
hawk to clear my head and throat. ‘It
has proved luminous-In my ease and
I know It is a good medicine."
California Cumrrb Cure Is aspen-
lolly prepared for the treatment or
the mucous membrane. it alloys the
inflammation, checks the disease. and
arrests and prepares the decay of this
delicate lining. The ravages of ca-
‘lii'i‘h may be increased by impure
blood. but purifying the blood will
neither cure cutsrrh. relieve hay fever.
nor clean and purify the nasal pns~
sages after n cold:' while no case of
catnrrh.even if the patient has impure
blood. falls to yield to California Cu-
.turrh ‘Cnre.
Onturrh of the. stomach presupposes
nasal catnrrh. and is cured in the
some way.
in the case of tickling in the throat.
whether from elongated palate, or su-'
pernbundent secretions, gurgling with
Culiiornln Cntnrrh Cure will utiord re-
llci and cure.
Remember two things: Cninrrlt in
any term is it local. not n blood di-
senee; it can be cured by California
Cotsrrh Cure. . ,
Break up your colds with California
Cntnrrh (lure. and prevent colds
"banging on." Sold by all dealers:
50 cents: three tlmes as much. 91.00.
A HORRIBLE RAILROAD
DENT.
his u dolly chronicle in our paper»;
also the death or some friend
who had died with Con-uni tlon.
wherein. it he or she bud taken tiu's
(‘ure tor Thrust and Lung mm in
time. lite would have been rendered
happier and perhaps saved. flood the
warning! if you have a cough or shy
affection of the Throat and Lunch
call at Gnome (‘ Btlllmii'ti. ho. Nor‘
will: E. i’. Weed' ti. Norwnlli. solo
ACCI-
lsole agents. nnd let at trial bottle tree.
Large Illmt. 5m: and the.
comm
lanthanum
“‘3'“an
J. M. Thirswond oi Grosbeak. in.
toys that when he hue a spell of in-
.ilineittlon. and twin land and III'tlfllsh.
lie tsltes two of howitt' ll Little illttr‘ly
ill-inns at night. and he hi all right the
next morning. tinny lhlllillhdti of
others do the some thing. be you?
(I. C Itlilsoit and It. 2". Wood.
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Portland Mum met the town it-
liiininsted by electric lichen. 'l‘hm
II n strong sentiment in tem and ii
is prolmble that A mini m m
mainline. MummywmI
mu mehsuuu
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Norwalk Chronicler