Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 13, 1897 · page 2

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’3 ll. Will Wilt llll
” friend- of the _

to fbfllve the
WM’ obdunte.

h hie~non~in~lom

, oyolllt. W“ bully

. rm with Jimmy
Golf-win loot night.
lite Itxih ion of the
. at I tinti- raisin.
> w it” whom
the rear of tile Mu
heavily. he slid til
. -5 and roiled oil' into

mid lint otnnd when
W o vimun rub-
hint-ring o: ethno-

5?” , No!- lbw-Owing
m of Nansen ox-

 

War on ice iii-beli-
$ on Mt. tliie arctic nu.
Waite «out of Siberia.
‘ Wrap will start
.. m.”
n: or on.
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We continue to hell the W

3°!

*5” "”mmmwm .W our New record: every day.

_ Our mu dine in!!! Int! oil Are. by for. larger than the combined mks of the twin eliiet.

Our viriety authority neuter and th prim lower. . .. a . w __“___ ~.
' Howlinnili' in not to be dreaded eluco the dllcovery of thin wondorful onrpet cleanser. We Will

retnove mg or dirt stain: rind all in. demotion-to on carpets and run FREE. J

Large Varie yi
A. DichRMAN a. Sous.

“ V’W“-

WE ARE
LOCATED AT:

, Where we have not on] one of the finest stores in ywn, but the
Largest Stage of Ready- Made Clothing
And ents’ Furnishings.

EVE

Come in and see us.
SELL THEM.

98 Huntington

Street.

 

min lint-y when

”snowman.
“outwith“!

7‘ in 1,”.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

"Gonto, Lndioo and Children.-

tummwumotmammm
,: om Minnow-WM“ W W
, t ml. WW Mimi. lilo trill throw the cloth-o tot

51M '1“. “a ‘m m your photon for
lie per 6616

uni-urinal!“ are not“ ebony min «Mu»

5“ *mn9'w' .‘ ~57.

PHOPHUIE

complete for

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Papulor Prices!

 
 
 
 

wasnmoron STREET,
CONNECTICUT

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‘ H'lNO UP-TO—DATE.
'6 can show you goods of all grades and
0 YOU AT BOTTOM PRICES.

rancisd Co.

ai Dirac Fr

BETWEEN
Iw YORK. IOUTH nonwnux AND
nonwnut.

 

 

'1‘!!! PRMLLERS

on or» monk. EAGLE 'nio

 

Wtfllil

Will leave Pier it. I. it. Mm Illrtet. New Variant t n. a. More
I lie to; Inntll mm. c it on 'l’l’dlllt mired from 7 II. iii.

lipoii Invitation to m. tilt! (lily of "math. “in uni Vltb °
; will» on tor mi no of mi imam lit rm mt or ill mo

 

.nlimmmametiueeyntthommotmmutnn

'. of the bureau will co-opente with the
V health luthoritlu of the vorloun unto-

. (shaft? of «mbouilnx 35.000 from Thom-

" i line

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"“3.me tooth. It! .5.
WWI.

more Will the:
the valuinnof oil norm? to throw
elm W coutlfifln about the
some n in wt and it? nor cent term
than tut your. Hellman eiirnlnxii all-o
About than at ll” for the out
no November. on halt the mile-
one in tilt tinited ittillee allows «ruins.
In October of summits. or l per cent
larger than tut year and 1.1 per rent
W than in ll“. Speculative more
lint: feel allieppolnlnlent beoIiuIIe price:
donotrinemrtierutlfuter. butttle
fortunate for prodnoer- Ind denier: thnt
the elm at Dom built your- in
thnt mpect bu not been repented.
There is nothing to «our» general re-

 
 
 

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pie in mutually intern-int. end after
the lull which foilown extensive re-
pleninhmont ot‘ntorite tndo ohoultl [lye
nipple evidenee of tint loom-e.

' Failurel tor the but week have been
:91 in the ['nlted Staten mint 27! int
year and u in cm Iain-t 4| lent
you.

 

In from. You" four In ”In.

Washington. Nov; ill-Now that the
yellow fever epidemic in thin country
hen been brought practically to Ill and
by the optimum-e of cold “other. the
unripe Hospital nervlce ll preparing to
begin It poet epidemic crusade for the
porno-e of preventing a reeurren'ee oi
the contutbn neitt you. The onlcliil-

nfleoted in conducting a thorough din-
lntection of the districts in which the
fever gained a foothold. The cleaning
of all infected omen will be urged. and
each hon-e in which there won I mu
of fevor will be thoroughly fumlxnted.
it is believed that by pursuing thin
mum the country can be protected
millet “other yellow fever epidemic
in im.

lmbeuler (Inn lllnulf Up.
Boston. Nov. 13.4.1er F. (lane. un-
Ior partner of the wrecked brokerage
firm of Gage & Fellini. nurrrndered
himself to the police and we quietly
orninned In the superior court on the

as .l. pronoun. (logo ‘16“ Boston nyeor
ago. At tho time he was loitering from
brain fever. brought on by the excite.
ment attending the imprinting eollnpee.
itinre thnt time he has traveled nil
over the country and hue been in Next-
‘00. He wanted to return. however. and
through hln (‘IlunBPl it was arranged
that bill should be placed at $2.50.
(lotto pleaded not guilty to the indict-
ment and fuminhed ball.

 

bulb of Joli D. ”Chou.

Rorkport. Mm.. Nov. iii.-John D.
Sondlmrn. II man of national reputation.
«lit-d at his home here after It llnnerln'
lilneno. Although Hr. finndburn never
held public nilire. his influence with
public men was very grout on “rout"
of his prreonni lriendnhip with them.
During the war no h «horse of oil
the mwornment fun that panned
throuith tho expreoii companion. and
after lion's surrender he won cummin-
iiionod by iin- government to roller-t an
immenuo amount of unpaid tieiitii due
the troverriiiwnt. At this limo he won
itii‘rn iliIV :uniirlqlit'i of "Tho Bilwt
Mun From New England." lie wu born
in this town April 1. lint.

 

Von Volt-III». loot m the MI.

wanton. f’il.. Nov. is.-'l‘h¢- Hort hump»
ton roomy "and Jury hair imprint the
hill: nominal Ilpnornl Frank lterdor
into neorrtury of the mnlmonwvalih;
firpreeentntlve \VPlMlfl' C. Wotan nod
Maurie» Ii. Luelanbni‘h and put the
root: on PredrriI-k 0. Van aniwnliur:
tho nilmltlnl prooorutor. The I-hiirim
were mnoplrory to voinmit bribery and
to deform- the ohm-octet of I'l-Ptllimllr
for tit-Iirrui John Wanamaker in the
initiative romp-inn {or United titular
motor whirh rIViiultrd in the (latent oi
the latter by benntor Penrou.

 

m M tor Cine...”

Chiral". Nov. its-«Tile mm deed xiv.
en by the t‘hirnno and Northweoterl
roiiwny to tho linited lltntee 't'ruu rollb-
pony of Now York In timeout! iron
tiled for mold yummy. it to known
III the [old band moi-lune oi m7 and
in luuod by the riillwoy mmpnny to
refund ell till indebtedneu. The innit-it.
mom will bu filed in every i‘otllll’
thrown wiiiIVh the railroad ruin. it it
Iii-lied by Marvin iiuxiilti. proficient.
And it. to. Miles. rental”. for the
retired rampant.

 

III!“ In I low-tut.
linen. N. 1. Nov. llama. 1mm front
Buyer River one that n his! mid-Iii
omit-mi ht l'. duoerhirlt‘e new mill. iii
whlrii Mini council of Mill Author
lint lil- lite. Ito no loading a no. at
thismoimlorunmlii mm.
mwmmintbmamim
uteri-derailleur. liletm moot
«manly in hell. and both will were
out

 

Whoa-II-
‘ Biennium Alon rm. tin-VA revert
mmmmm.”
m rarity. than it“ Burl. the more
urn-itinerant Miriam
albino Imminent”. lieu.
tell- of the chair on aim new that
omthflneiihrmnitoihe

W. W ll! M
“wuflflitflhflim

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, and“ .
filtli my normal. tit delayed trod;
from other quarter- men etiil remain- ’

nation. the DWMIIM power of the poo. .

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106Hirit' Box-Plotted cont.

HINTS BY nu uAirron.

For this stylinh and useful little coat
pique, dtlt‘li. and linen are alike suit-
able. MI illustrated. howewr. it is
made of white pique. trimmed with em~
broidery and handsome white pearl
buttons. The cool proper shows two
box plnltii on the front andtwo on
the bitch. joined by shoulder and un-
der arm seams. it is made snug and
neat fitting by means of a body lining
which arm lies a point a little nbme the
«plot line and wliiih keeps the plain:
In place. The closing is ell‘et'ied in-
visibly by it fly beneath the front pialt.
and may Iilop at the waist or be routin-
Iied to the. bottom at will. The latter
style iii by for better for traveling.
when ii iii desirable to rxfiiiiio the
dust. but the former is rather more
dressy for gout-rat wear. as it allows of
showing the. skirt of the gown as the
root parts In walking.

The bolero-like optiiiiettnn arr very
simple to make. and add greatly on
they give the lurker effort on desirable
this season at the name limo that they

The sloovoii themselves are plain and
moderately tight fitting. 5A lill'flvot'el’
collar finishes the neck.

Linen of tho niiliiral‘grny. dark blue
or green in mind: iltwtl. and it: in every
doelraiilo when the mill is in im worn
oil a protection to the trunk. No other
material sheds soil so easily and is at
the name tinn- no easily lnnndored.

To milk» thin mat for Ii girl of six
years will roquirr ilvo yards of twen-
ty-sevon—lIII-h malarial. 'l‘llo pattorn
No. tons. is fill in sinus for girls of two.
four. nix and night yours.

 

tvziiiIia SEITIIEL l

GOU'ON
llniitlin; in no.» on! pattern 0! slim Nu

Cut iii 4 out till in y« or loin-i. and
II hint»: and mail nr into it in

Stuttevant' 3 ”main lions.

 

 

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Autumn - ., - M... ..

PATTERN No. 70-24
'I‘hlii mum ll uiul to root»- wlil minim

n'liovo prior» Iii until-run} u. lintlll
Ill!“ Auu I‘I‘II inninlill hnm‘ii it.

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NEEDLE 'l‘l-iliili’ilil A Milli.

"All nppurrnt llll‘l’llltllll‘lll inlpuiiniiill-
ity may lll‘ IIiVIVuIIIpIiolIoII by illllilllt'
militia. unit”: It t‘lile’I‘ i'i‘lll. Iiilii II i‘lli’k
with Ii common t'illlllll’it' noodle no It'-
I~Mirieii." erlt'tl Monti-inn iinrry Kol-
Inr. Item-lining "How I ilu My ’i‘riI-lui.‘
in lhr Novoliiiier lnidieii' llIIIIIe .lmiiu
nnl. "Annonnw that you will drive 6
Iiiiiiiii litimllfl through ii min. and tow
will hit randy to nwrpl your fluttilnvlll.
yet it in very Iliuplo and any one {can
do it. Take a rupprr ruin. pinim it
upon two Immli biorllt of wood. ionviim
Ii very narrow open opooo between the
Marlin. Now. liming trier-toil Ii good.
iioiititi cork. tori-o tho needle through it
until the point hill appear- Iii the nth
or and. Brook oil the portion of tho
hem] of the needle allowing allow tho,
top of "ill IVIIrlI. i’lm Iiui mrh upon
the coin and strike it II fair. minim
blow with II hummer. The media will
be driven entirely thrown the III-tiny
iii II Illllll blow.

uni-«i

Till ART 013' PGNVllltilA‘l'itlh‘ iii A
olr'l".

A good talker in born. not made. by
Mini [nod loom. by limping 636'»
unit well informed IIII to the intimation
nont- ol Iiiii day. one may homing II
noon mvrmttonallaln litiil. the moist
Mum iniitm are by no manna
than who know the mm. but. lmieiu‘l
thou who have the [result Iitiionm of
tort. ore the moat ammonia. vet-no
tile. not. w thorium or nil. hm
that mum mm thnt. lurking
n W me. n null mutton.”
itovmber mm Home Journal.

Roma and than utility. of rm
item. M than! it...“ by this tent
oi lee mm. m It“ tiled within

 

 

 

 

' hue been ova

1‘10

decorate the shoulders, and storms. 1

. lilo mucous membrane.

.ln in manner but
medicines Some
ago—oi the word an
be coined-4hr.- con‘iitry hot hurled the
inhnhitentt at well as themselves
like It cyclone have mode it rllror
month or to. 6nd then the fell ill“: .
Luciier. Othersieit the iron likeade-
railed train. were hauled to the repair
$03.5.an piled up with the or I: in
yard. Ann new

at

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lnvit

 
 
 

 
 

older dinnV any mfol our r
kept on the “even tenor oi its way."
components long nod carolully kept it
heroine the public in an obscure
counir villa and was prescrlbéd by
a lot tpot I-y to his coulomb“.
Since then state by state it has slowly
been pushing its way until now in the
majority of them it has route to my
There is nothing pertaining to the es-
ratic comet or the flashing meteor in
its triumphant course. it has been a
case of Commodore Perry at the bat-
tle of Lake Erie: “We have met the
enemy and they are ours." ()n such,
evidence as the following its claims are

 

based: ,
Mrs. J. Jennings, of No. Toilet
street. a citizen oi South orwnllt.

says: "I. like a lot of other citizens. got
a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Plain-
ted’s drii store. My back «bed :It the
time. an although I had very little
faith in proprietary medicine. [thought
they wouldn't hurt me and they might
do some good. I was surprised how
(Iiuickiy and quietly they acted. When
had finished the box the backache
had disappeared"
Donn: Kidney Pills lor sale by all
dealers. price so centt. sent by mail.
FosterVMilblim Co. Buil'aln. N. Y..
sole agent; for the U. S Romembrr
the name, Doan's. and take no substi-
MI.

 

JUST ONE.
That's all it Tokns. so It Bridgnport
Man Says.
Oscar Merritt. 68 South avenue.
Bridgeport. says: "1 had cotorrh in
the worst forms: I could not hrelttho
through my nose at all. most of the
time. and never at night.‘ My sleep
was so broken by the filling up of my
hood and throat. causing much rough-
ng. that i hardly ever got a good
night’s sloop: 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 Ca-
tarrh Cure and can now sleep Ill
night without coughing. or having to
hawk to clear my head and thront. it
has proved invaluable in my case and
i know it in a good medicine." ‘
(‘alltornln Cutnrrh Cure is enter»
lolly prepared for the treatment of
it alloy. the
inflammation, checks the dime. and
irroiits and prepares the decay of this
delimte lining. The ravages of ca-
Iorrh may be Increased by impure
blood. but purifying the blood will
neither cure rotorrh. relieve hay fever.
nor i'lt’iln and purify the nasal timid
saga lifter Ii cold; while no cm at
i'lllill'l‘ll.0lr'l‘l‘l if the pullout has impure
blood. inliii to yield to California Gov
lnrrh Piirn.
(Fourth of the‘ntoniarh prenuptial”
nnonl I-IItIiI-rii. and is cured in the
mom «my.
in the cm of tickling in the throat.

7 whether from olonxutod palate. or III—

poroinmdnnt secretions. gurgling with
l‘aiifornlo Caiurrh (‘uro will afford ro-
llof rind i‘lll'f'.

ltomrmbei' two things: (‘utltrrll in
any form in n ltwnl, not n blood ill,
was»; it (on be riiroil by California
(‘ninrrh i‘iiro.

llrrnit up your Hill]! with Miami.
('iuini'ih (lure. and prevont coldl-
“hanging on" hold by nil deal-re:
ilil cents; three time: In much. 3le

 

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GOOD NEWS.
No other tiedlrlne in the world we.
ever given hitch I. tut ill Otto'o (litre.
'l‘houunilt of bottles of this great
(lemon remedy are being distributed
frol- of thorn to thou Iifhirtetl with
i'oinmnipllon. Asthma. t‘ronp. Severn
Combo. Pneumonia and Iiil throat not!
him. dim. giving the people proof
that Otto”: (‘Iire \vlii wore them. For
uh» only ivy (Nomi i“. mill-nil. llo.
Norwnlli: it. P. Weed. ”month. Mo»
plea tree. lane bottles. we and m.

CASTORM

rum-um

limit

,. MUM” -

J. ti 'i‘ilirIIweiiii. of «which. Tom.
am than when he in II will of in»
amnion. mi no: hell at am.
he billet two of ileWitt’n Little Mt
Molnlnht.nnilheiiioliri¢httlie
mt IIImVIilIiiv tinny W of
other! Ii‘othe some thing. no you?
ll 0. Dtllliott Iintl I l'. Weed.
illtAlill (3%“. K. til. 8.

the not helm oi the itiiiliitil at
the ooioen moor the meiotic»
Minot will not ill Mn. tonight.
Ititlihliioiherw. Merritt”
m M tom and It Mir
tine iii m m W

 

 

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