will More the toll
; hm hsnded down
for the union is-
»! Judge Sheldon
dent, Banker, had
,, 0! his own manu-
lei: were more coun-
union label and also
obtained from some dis.
' of the union. which
’ by waning the lo-
' Supreme, Court de-
. of these acts are un-
{in Banker cannot one
.. » labels or genuine in-
ellhient o! the union. A
drawn up in accordance
lot the Supreme Court.
«upon the defendant
hroi’ght under the Mne-
of 1895. Similar stat-
M passed in 28 other
I, territories. nearly all of
.eihitnhle remedies for in-
1“ the label. The Manet»
Minion is the first to give
to these statutes. and its
. . consists in this. that
that the union label, when
the mtute. in entitled
} - protection as the trade-
ipsnntactnrer.
', "r Sun printed the follow-
W. l-‘nlponer, aged 24
‘ held at the Morrlsinnn l’o-
yesterday for trial on n
binniny. On November 28.
married Lillian Field Travers.
with! daughter or a real ee—
who lives at Dublin Ferry,
flee at 176 Broadway. Lari
fit his wife and three-year.
and came to New York in
work.
‘mlflylllenl an a lloorwniker
slant: dry goods store and
' ’1, ll. ll IlleCed, married Kate
7“" old. a sale-girl in the
picked a quarrel with
. bride after they lived a week
~ lllth street. and let: her
the board bill unpaid After
ed at Norwnlk, but Bat-
wont to Dohhn Perry and wan
tell
mm. m.»
lint the purdhase by Michael
\of' Norwalk. of the property
of State street and Rivet“
. Weapon. the Bridgeport
one:
do. of the most valuable prop-
’ town and has im ot‘eupietl
or w y or more years by half a
illiterent portions in on many
kinds of huninent. For years
. part was overruled by the into
' ”Mint. where all his children,
“John. Auguste. Jane. Oil—
and lienriottn were horn
.. The wooden ntnirwny on
side leading to the street is
' tlon. Wakemnn motoring.
hhspn bachelor ball then». u
theeorner of this building in
the famous general. slim
plopped on his way by unr-
llew York to New Haven,
tron Mr. Taylor. who was
’ H lle. he being at that time
Wing lruninenn. In roll-
, tllll properly rhnnge thin
out planed that. there may
. ~ to organize a timeout
”I. which may have truth
'* oi‘ airway. u uue bank in
H shout nil the huelnem of
of the Norwich
from liteter village in
an unlucky metri-
of sralilent there.
WI. a middle-aged
. at living alone. adver-
« pl“. lie opened W
” .m lady in llielll‘an.
. with each other. ht-
inc-hipped pictures. etc.
out om to motile-n, the
' . and he brought his
him. Stu proved n
young woman, not for
‘ of In. li'or a while all
hit. sans the hut: W
W with her he»
’ tilt is hell deceived
“it“ Be ore-led to loot
, MM let. Wile there-
to lam out: and return in
' . it he would fun
it» mud to do
,M to W with it. until
ihr deport-r- «on
till jrlfi kindly toot:
sell trade her lootlvhy.
d m nun lfr.
at, mm It ac»
‘WM 01 the general. a lxruw
y.
Twenty styles, every one up to date.
and without a rival. We have them
high or low, narrow or wide. plain or
fancy, in oak. an or nine.
This is positively the only thorough-
ly cleanahie refrigerator made. Re-
movable ice chamber. drip pipe and
food nhelvi-a make cleaning a poul-
OUR
CLEARANCE
SALE.
OUNTAIN, I»~~-——~——-
Which v: viii make our opal advanced sale of
.«u
lrigerntorn.
hility'n feature unknown to other re- noniienl refrigerator on the market.
Our object in placing than good»
They are not "M“W’ perlectiy hetero our patron: m for in advance of
odorless, have no inaccessible lines,
perfect preservation of food.
circulation. walls are thoroughly in-
saluted, is elegantly rarved and hand-
somely uni-lied. nod to the most eco-
perfect
the season in to giro many an oppor-
tunity to purchaeo one on our my
plan and have it paid for when not-dud.
Our snmplea are all really. You may
Spring Sale of fine China and Japanese Matting, 50 new patterns all this yuu'
induct your i-efrigomtor any time this
month tearing it) per cent on the reg-
ninr prior try your early purvhnnoi.
leaving any dammit you wish to secure
the purrirnue. and pay the inilnnro in
numu nuitnhlo to your own moron-
ienm Wt- will More them free until
NEXT WEEK seams sum: 0F Bum! entrances.
North Main and Ann Streets,
W. S. STURTEVANT
CONTINUED
A few more. Ladies’ Jackets and Capes left at
$8.00, value $5.00 to $7.50; and at $5.00, value $81“
MID'WINTER ‘ to $10.00. Also some sizes Misses’ and Children’s
Jackets nt Half-Price.
The same is true of our Flannelette Wrappers,
ml the assortment is getting broken.
Winter Stock.
ww—
Bntga'ins in Other Items to Close Out Our
A. Dickerman 8- Son,
84 Washington Street, South Nor-walk. Conn.
Beautiful
adopter
ht
fiends 83 C035.
reverses
...--. .
98 Washington Street,
.w... w... o... am... A. ..._..,, ..
TIOROUOH
COURSES...
-nr-
leek-keeping.
fflsshls an allele cam
lotto-oils.
twill...
Manuel In.
Inst-nu 00mm.
them-I.
incoming.
”Mfr-ulna
W
"vein the In! menu an inst-a.
in the towni-
BROWI’S
BUSIIE55..."
; GOLLEOE
i, new”
l
l
Docs-OI .... I... .. .o-u
r: .n 4. 'w .. .o no a. .. o! v-
:|::i::
dinnry run.
and art in it.
wear.
witty:
;|::i::
25 cents to $1.50.
ll;
.-
u.
.—
Furnishings.
Come In and nee no in our new store.
FRANCIS 8 CO».--
wanm..........w w,» ..
lillllil Central Inlet,
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wand Retail Mien in
Fresh and Salt Filth.
Oysters, Clams.
Escallopn, Lon-tern.
Vemllles.
W
BLUE POW om OUT UN THE
HALF WELL.
Him lull-h gumml Witty tiny
WWW
hunt a mans
The kind that looks difierent from the or—
Tho kind thatyhas style and snap
The kind a gentleman should
That's the kind of nerkwear we ofier at
W e are specialists in men s wear—shirts, i
gloves. hosiery. em. as well as clothing.
Everything New and Novel in Gent’s
South Norwnlk. Conn. .I.
CHICKEN FOOD.
PIG FOOD.
Crackers,
$1.00 per barrel.
eon-tutu for Widow on "w uhir.
on they m M and MM.
RAYIOIB BIO.
Fancy ll Broken
South
moms '0” 0? I0.“
m who from a Large Inn
hero! Public Ichool Pupils.
lir. Gmrgo B. Dawson, of the Bible
Normal roliege. has rlamitimi answers
"wired lrom Luv: pupils of the pulr
lit' tu‘hoois of this e-ity. given in re'
nptinm to the question: "if you had 3:.
all your own. what. would you do with
it?"
Of those who patrol in norm-rs 663
were boys and 638 were girls. their
on» ranging from 5 to iii. The on-
ywera were gruupml llllill'l‘ nllw gener-
ni header it per cent. would deposit
the money in n hank. mi iwr cent.
would buy clothing. 2.2 per rent. would
inuy toy: and other means of amuse-
ment. 21 per t‘t-nt. would imy jewelry
and iinory. li-lillhri of l per rout. would
buy lire-arms. 3.7 per rout. would
Smntl for travel, it per rout. would
attend {or others. and '3 per mm. would
buy hooks. our. it ill intorfl'ling '0
lliilt" tho largo por rent. who . “new
the tlimitlun to save. ln'. llawuuli
nttrilmtt-n thin largely to the simm-
tuiulity of children. The remote in
this; rhpnt rr-nrmhle those obtained
ill other fields of experiment. While
tho children do not realize the full nil‘
nitlmnw at saving, the ills-n has been
ongrnfml on their mind; and is bound.
to have itniullm-nro. The “I“ that
this idea of anvlug hon inc-on thus for-
rihiy impmtml on the minds of so
many it. wry nignltlrnnt and glow no u
hint oi the immomw inn-mim- n! pub.
lil' lunmmiun.
in noting "w per will, of tiursu- who
Would buy ritithing it ghoul»! he re—
numbered that runny of llw rhiidrm
Were in rug-ht mat of mmething het-
tor to wear Thaw who mml tor
something to out Wore mmdly under 7
yearn of age. in the rimur who would
prefer nmuwrnont. the girls vmmlly ex-
pmwd a wish for dolls and doll «zir-
triage» while tho iroyn "nutty doom-d
pigmm. mid-rm and other pm in re—
lgard to trawl. the figum show that as
’rhilriron grow older the tlt‘llll'lt to get
out into the world inrroarwu rapidly.
rmuhiug to m height at. about tlw in"
ginning ui' minimvetn'r, 'f'lw lll’rilfi’
shown by the hunt lirr llrozlrtun in nu
uprennion of the hunting imuinl‘l
‘thnt awoken: when they or» to rrr l2.
A: that one boy» like to got hold of
' lmnliu of hunting and titltiolilllrr‘. The
tendency to huy hook» inrrenm liil'ntlv
lily on the rhildrm grow older. This
win-I number: about twine as many
girls on bun. The rim who mnuilrnt
-l feeling tor altrulun aim ulterior»
'more girl» than iron. limiting than the
err-mot gmmmity of trainers in ntr‘ik-
ingiy mnnifent "on Al on t'ltl'l) .gr, .
Hpriuglleld llopniilirnh
\l lint the Very young mun don’t
now he thinks he known and it no»
. firm the name purpose
An old heritelot nay: that n woman'u
rhuge ot mind in on minuti- of no
«um without in entire.
No mutter lion high A man may llr'.
, he'll not to route down on the earth oc~
rationally for imard and lodging.
, The nun who man-aim the nt~
tenuous of the prettiest girl at the
put! to truth envied and Mini by all
the aim rsen mi.
it in it poplin million unions
“initial that hold landed
men alwan large to the trait.
it in ii woiuu privilege to war
short iii-timed dim if our want. to
The mutilation of the United lit-ten
:rinyn: "The right to incur Irwin shall
not be infringed "
l
it .1» he hath trash and wicked to
groan our the inevitable. hot it in
llkhiro very natural
’ in twin: Winter stocks in Summer and Summer hooks in Winter we secure better goods for less
money than by waiting ntitil the last minute, still] our patrons are the beneficiaries. we have bought,
,‘ paid Her and received our entire Summer Sloth of high tirade Refrigeratouru
~{THE WHI
m
* ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN.
June 1 oh. when name uuut ho paid
for and tlwiivrriul.
This in our ninth nor-uni :‘nlvanw
Motor run, at mm... a... ‘
not think um the dam in’ the sen-
our last Wednesday Ali-ileum! a war-
like mood in that burly. "0n the who
trnry." said he to a Pout reporter. yer
terdny. ‘lt showed tluli *the men who
hnv- hitherto bi- -eu moat innphntie in
their utterances now realize that the
flirtation in too i rilioai formatted talk
null urn inking .: solver \‘jW of the
Miller
"Tho time will mine It»
out o"
mi’r," unitinumi the Motor.
"when
1 a; ministration woman; that the mo-
; tm’nl
hast nrriwgl for intervention.
Wltl'n we mrmo to the tvrhrllliilun that
we art: railed town to manage Spunhdl '
affairs Spain will undoubtedly re~
sent thi intrusion. unit that will pro-
Vrike n eonttli-t. We have not come to
. that «ant-lireion wt and [believe that
liini cut of lVPly tun thnughtiul pet»
pin in the l’uiiul litztlvfi Would nuppurt
' mi» in not luring willing to d 'llllil'l: war
lit-inemiwr there
in In" one "WHITE Mffl'N’l‘AlN." {mil
sale of three goods.
We have it.
'siiuport, from'llt- a yard up.
Norwalk.
\ {MEMOS OP connncrtcor.
Hilltop ‘Iisrney'n Consul Show the
lumber 260.000
iii. lint“. liinhop 'i'i-vruvy. n! lliv‘
(fathollt- dimmer of Hartford, hon viii.
rially announced his. ripen ot the mo.
ditton oi the diverse {or the year 1892'.
The Catholic population has rear-h-
ell mono ltillls. :m-ording to the ago
gregau- rennin rrmrts of tiw parinhes
in Connecticut. The int-rouse of rhurt'h
property in (‘onnwtimtt has been grat-
ifying. and the insumnoo on said prop-
erty is at preemt considerably "vs-r
“amount The total inilrhtodmes in
about $i,2z'rti,otm,
mixed marriage», that is.
of tho (‘ntholir- i'lllln'll.
The number 0K baptisma- was.
torrent» of no tiVPl‘ the previous year.
During the month or Jnnuury
llll' hinhop of tho riiweoo to give no or-
rnrare report at his dimmer.
Tierney in well [llPattml with the remit
material.
hag been making the i'anunirul vi:~ita—
work in no more than unwounrtrr ne-
wmplinhmi. he in eatlfillwl that «ooh
pnrluh is in even :i lwtier mnditi-m
than ”if ulliriul repnrtu indium», Tilt
constant advanci-
from natural int-rumo- “nil immixrw
ltnn gum-l on [root your to nor.
m.—
YALI'I WALL 20mm
Inturtlay More Thanksgiving.
elm-v Irvin. Yale and Prim-Mon
’l'hamksgiviug in Now
York city until
clay r must
fill”. want
it": by ”10' “do
tore ’l'iinnknglving.
before Yul» pinvt'ti l’rinwtou.
Now-min l'..'. Yul» lint vanl.
Vult- ilc-ltl. Nov, Ill.
it'll.
end the l'nivrrniry or
'l’hmiw
grtiwr for their olihtimo norm on tho
flitturilny More ’i’lmuwuiriug.
risen” iry Yale leaving Prini'o'on on.
the Quaker» both without it gum
that day. It
on that tiny.
flour-Moth“
listnrrlfl.
need or II motile than.
Itimplul In elm bk rapture.
new wine nan-um mic
mun on suit-um
all mim- tnnir than there are who lllii now out he ironic-t Ins-Ines.
arid.
hula.
at“
MWWWfl‘mu little tun
they-await“
.. },.
4.
prawn-trmmmiubuyn'
in wine-rimmed... hem.
immathrmeiom
e
-; milled thr- Senator,
The number of marriages during the
your laid? won L'.l4'.’. of whirl: 2M} were
um: of ill?
mntma‘ling portion was not a member
lone
than in» slum of tits»). which was an
(Ffll’ll
your all Ill” parlors moire n ”lion to
lliehup
of hurt yenr‘n' work. both rmriiuni and
‘or the paid low months he
tion of the parishes. and nlthmigh the
in populaticnl hath
Harvard Given the Date of Honor. the
Yulo'u m'hmiulr a! 'Iflilliiill games for
the mining mum inriudm llif' moot
rnilivnl rhu‘ go from Yul-"u erratum
Ill".
tor their annual [turmoil ennu- ln the
further
Thanksgiving ilil)’ gamut were multili—
invulty, nod ano and
i'nrwoton pioysd on the riutunlny in»
llurvnm hue lime
we met the Vol» room the Saturday
This
year Yule has given Harvard rin- date
molten ane'u m'llmlllll' of Mg gnmne lnr
this nrnmrti ulniul Yule no l'rlrm'ton.
ill
'i'llw trnunlrr noun» a trig mung.- not
only by Yule and iinrrnul. hot n Milk
ilor ulrilt. in rtnlmi, lwiwmt'll Prion-ton
I’wunnylvnnia.
o-ullegm will probably gel it»
the
till
is heiiovrrt hero that
Print-atria and the Univrmiy oi l'enn‘
nyivahin hnrr inritly ngrmi in mm
l'mlerlrk Burma. the Earlier: lar-
mer, who in ruptured hr at prune oi
ninth in It: none in Paton several
months ago. was Manned from jsil
lie mod n emu of thirty
in” with nuts and in all in been in-
lull shout tour ”the. line has he
Burton. it.
will he remembered. minted arrest on
civil prom unit with a land not
thth to about the Met in» who
Ile
held the tort tor must days. but was
finally one!“ it» who urea“ in.
«no ieethat cot-clone with' an in mind to give up will-
who” our more men to NM W. n
melanin». claiming tool they had title.
on that amount.
"From n ntriri lliierpriluliiin of in-
lt‘l'llltlltlllill law. “(0' litil’h my rum-rm
with what gun; on in Palm. From prino
c'iplt-S of liiiixrnniiy. or may have, but,"
"mm are ntrori~
ties in our own «utility. i romflnimr
renditg or a man horned alive in Text-
an, of turn p.:or indium being l'trmilml
in tikinhomn, and of n negro tunn-
maswr and his. family luring irrutnily
lrutreimrni in South Carolina. in
Spain in mirw over and olivine us that
niw will not allow surh u rendition of
attains to continue? “It? Would not 31'
[on her to do no She will resent with
rqual spirit our intorferenmr in her ni-
l:lirrl."—'Washingtou l‘oel.
CASTORIA
IorInfantssndOlillllnn.
REMARKABI.E POWER OF MUSIC.
Mimic hath power to soothe the
savage heard. but not any more potent
in it over the facing; than Cleveland's
Lung Healer in over diseases of the
throat and lungs. it has proven to he
a sovereign remedy for Coughs, Colds.
Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption.
(‘nll at Pinisted's Drug attire. 43 Wash-
ingtun street, South Norw'alk. for
a trial hortic- free. Large size, 25c.
Till-I WAR wn‘u SPAIN.
it will never mm». inn the famous
liluv it. Remedies or the ".lee “hung
l'ook Series." by E. Z. ilrtm’ugelle, A.
M. hi. It, are revolutionizing medical
solemn. No. 1 cures :liheumntlm: 2
com Ln (lrippe; 3 rum 3 re‘gh or
mid; ~i rurom t'atarrh; 5 is a perfect
appetizing tonir: ll XXX Stimulating
l'iiin cure impotenrr; 'l is the Chit-
drrn’n Relief Soothing Syrup. Trial
bottle of oarh. tile, or out this out and
put one free; Hull) "downer: on ap—
nitration. Charles S. Pinch. m Wmh’
ingron rtrpot solo agent for South
Norwnlk
Don't annoy others by your roughing
and riok your life by winding 3 mid.
One Minute (Tough Cure rum coughs.
midn, rroop. grippe and an throat Illtl
lung troubles. ll. (Y. fitillson and B. l’.
WMtl.
l have iii-en nillii'tnl with rheuma—
tinm tor mum". years and nothing
roamed to giro any relief. I was title
to he arm-nil all the time. hut mn-
Mnntly muttering. i had tried every—
thing i l'0llltl not: ofnnai nl. loot in»
told in try t'hernheriain'n l’alu llnlrn,
whivh i did. and wait inimr-dintwiy rr-~
llovml and in n nhort time "WHI. I
am happy to toy that it hurt not slum
Frillfllfllrfl'llll. Wignr. flwrmnniown.
Cal. l’or ml:- by (l. t'. 'ltrillmn. flotilla
Nurnnlk, and l}. i’. Wf‘l’vl. wanik.
» .
oi honor. the Saturday More 'l‘hnukn- ,‘m m M
giving. and llfili giwu l’t'lm‘oitm the ..._...'......'.L...
date lorrm-rly given in Harvard. Thin cum," ”.1 adult! . tortured by
hornet. mldr. inlurln, "ulna or nkin
dimm my neon lnrtaut relief by
tiling lioWltl'ii \‘l'itrh “I?! Solve. It
to n grout Pile remedy. ll. (7. tltillsnn
and ii. l’. Weed.
W
t‘lllimtltltmm's room: mini;
This remedy in intended specially
for rough. ooids. crimp. whopping
«omit and influenza. it has become
ruinous for it» mm oi time illnesses.
our 3 int-gr part of the eitilixerl
mold. The most lettering testimon-
ial» have been remitted, giving ae-
mnntn of tin mud world; of the Ig-
grunting end petition-t mint it In
enroll: of wvrre mild- tint I." m
ml pnuuptly to its mining elects.
Ind of the drum Will of my.
it turn; ennui. often at“ the lite ot
the rhilil. The extend” an of it for
whooping rough in ‘nhows that it
ruler that diets” of all m on»
law, it in may. you try
without for their chill-w. an it near
Jello to am a rived! are. not hr»
none they have four-Inlet than in
mthelendWiIdtinginm
so bill”. as it minim mm in»
mom. [told ivy ll. (hr Dill-ow. lloitth
Hewett. II. P. Weed. Mulls.
i
"l have been in the realm tort!
rm.” raid the W. "tint I
don‘t new It yet. Von no that
new with the m trait?"
"1n.” replied the rim em.
like. who new when “list”-
muflhenrtmmirnm
will“ ,
Norwalk Chronicler