Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 15, 1898 · page 2

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,, 0 last few months, mur-
Mh Harrison. 3 Vir-
«Qimrlottesville, Va, yrs-
“ . i‘. ' The ceremony was
the Peyton house, when
and her mother make
The Peyton home is one
" In the Old Dominion and
' 1%!“ outside of Charlotte»

0
l Kelrny returned from
Mother! he and his fam-
“their mourning period after
"WI death. is month! ago,
tithing: tobeattendcd to,
4 did promptly. The first wan
m. John Waits. Jr.. under
‘J . This was liohi‘ in Jan—
? ‘51!” of the New ery
W was to marry his:
m woman who had at-
. . ‘Ildh n: the gencrnl'u nil-
{loner-J Roomy will bring hio
,' " York to he a molhr-r to hll
w nit-tron! of (no Kmrny
' fifty-fourth street.
. . Harrison is a dough
‘the oldest and moist dil-
lios of Virginia. “or
Olin: flnrriron. who serv-
of the Fourth Virninia
sh‘fioflonfoderntp army. Thrir
“Jim, on the James river.
Ibo".- Richmond. was a

film-lion. Thorn they livml
but of Colonel Harrison
no.
N to 20 your! oil] and n
‘ ‘of General Kimmy. She
W have been victims at
’ ~ homo frequently.

bf. George Tucker Harrison.
L woman's unclo. who lives of
- Wally—third otrw-i. Min
lilo spent a month at tho

«hunts. and it was than that an.
,. ll for the wedding um mode.

in m of Young nanny.

3.“ liken to
' ho was Ill Mlilluul drunkaro.

your». Mil "in non. nld.

Jenn-y.

to tho mount-tum.
“then until rurml.

of the

thorny.

“IN!!!” ”by.

 

 

‘m ”9an ago they won

W ago young Roomy was
tho llmlmm
ill ’mcy Pity, whori- lu- who
finding a legal dorinlun ms to

sworn that his son had
. I? under Il'm influencn of

Jill. tannin the proomliogs
‘ ~ “in! tiny warc iilwgni
V” not a rv'sitlvnl of line-

Hoflill onion-«i the young
to ho
Tim» M
"Ii“! his "ripe on Nitmlny

”3*.” from ”mountain m,
Kenny liMi iii-on found,
10 I“ other" from (how fro-ii.
‘ mind tho muniry nruoml
“not it is Minwo mm in
’ ‘Mle. no no to ho out of

‘ New Jwruay

, proprietor of tin immu-
bhm (of tho W‘ilpf upon
=‘ . no attractant who had

hi Ker-my hu moh-
“no Iomoln a» Kumwl
in“ work. and aha in
WW I!!!» lnrxoly intim—

' WWII lawman»: it.
‘ ”It! Mom” tin
~ 1 mm nurnlnr
tho general «lunar.
lit-in. m autism.

of right now mo.
" ‘ in; in arm».
Hill on» notinnni
w M m min
and mil hr? in!» up
‘. WWM m

l .. . W9 gift; this.
ever attempted.

. or,»

3-H

 

vdricty. at paranoia.

to $35 each.

 
 

00R
MID-WINTER
CLEARANCE
SALE.

 

 
 

on the. ii est line will

mommnoe hoe
the new. ,_ .Qfliilll! 1n hodiog‘oud the latest improve-
‘ Wants in thrilling hang. Woiid’ For steel wheels with rubber or steel,

,_ ,_ . £0351 with liraltcs, rebounding springs, upholsteriiigfijli Silks. $8003.
:. pllnshos,.i:ol'duniya and Blithe new, serviceable fabrics. With an endlgss

Made by the host manufacturers in this country,

m,W-—~—_M.-W

CONTINUED.

and guprant‘eod the some as the highest grade bicycle. .

. Twenty—five different designs to select train, anyone of which can be '
made to order ”to. Suit the tnste of 'purchitse’r.
stock we hate the (analogues of lilof the lending carriage makers in the
country, rcprcrienting over 1,000 styles. from which you may select any
pattern and have some made without extra cost. Prices range from 83

In laddition to this

Special prices this week on Edison ’3 Phonographs. Colombian Graphophones,
Records, Blanks and supplies.

Come hear our reOQrds-f-tho finest produced. . ;
Come get our prices-rthey are “knock-outs” to competitors.

W. S. STllllTElIAll'l‘,

North Mainand ginu Streets,
South Nomalk.

A few more Ladies’ Jackets and Capes left at
$3.00, value $5.00 to $7.50; null at $5200, value $8.00

to $10.00. Also some sizes Misses’ and Children’s

Jackets at Holt-Price. ‘

The same is true of our Flannelette Wrappers,

out the assortment is getting broken.

Winter _Stock.

 

Bunion
Rachmani-

M
hunch. i) @033.

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98 Washington Street.

 
 

The kind that

and art in it. '1'

wear.

2-. 25 cents to $1.31).

:lifi:l::[::

Furnishings.

Come in and see no in our new More.

FRANCIS St 00.,

 

morn
couusss...

mount-r.
tMMM‘nJ

lriiinaotlc.
Spoiling,
Ml Lu.
Ioaimo comm-Mu
mu.
try-om

m not than! for coo-uh i

no hour-mm
infirm .

 

trunnion Intel

RAILROAD PLACE.

W

WW and Ilrmi union in

Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysioro, Clams.
Bacallopo. Lobster-s,
Vegetables.

BLUE roms limi'l' omox run
mm mom.

Hm Dimitri: guano-l rrrry tiny.

““0» .w n.9,...

human-up.

 

Bargains in Other Items to Close Out Our

A. Dickerman 8- Son,

 

looks different front the or-

dinnry run. 'l'lw kind that has style and snap

he kind a gentleman should

. That's the kind of ncrlhvcur Wi' oficr at

We at" spcrinlists in incn's wcai'~sliirts,
glows, hosiery. chm, as Well as clothing.

Everything New and Novel in Gent’s

South liorwnlk. Conn.

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cultxen F000.
no FOOD.

Fancy n Broken
Chokers,

$1.00 per barrel.

”callable for l’uvltiinp on the note.
on they on huh not hurt.

M. -. .0...»

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‘ mm 0!; W‘nl"mniflldfi

 

_. ‘
glow” on board the yacht Ania.
”tailor Ind Mn. Thur-ton won

ion Port flouroe on Harri) 3 for I trip
to cm on the yuclit Anion. The Ml“
lint touch“ Only: at “man. sud 1ft.
Orv-rt! went an'to alumna-mm! sun:
It Grandc. The brief Innounremcnt oi
Urn. Thurston'u drill! wort quite on-
lotiofnctory to her runny nrquninlamm
in this city, and every effort van mat
to secure dctallo, u the demlu WM
moot cursor-vied. Mrs. Thur-ton war
in oncellnnt health when she left thll
city. having taken an active part in tho
annunl convention or the Dnughtrro at
the Amriun involution. which met
here the Work before her departure.
Mrs. Thurston war the daughter at
Colonel find Mm. Luther Poland and I
niece of Luke 1’. Poland, one of Ver-
mom's grain: Illlelm‘li. Her molar/n
home was Martha L Poland. 8hr mu
mrrird to Senator Thurston. who on
Him a ntruxgilnx intryn'. on Chriirlmao
63y, i872, They have three t-hiidrenma
losycar-old mu. who is now a under“
at Howard college. and two girls. ii
and 12 years old. who are now or their
homo in Omaha, Mrs. Thornton took a
great mirror! in ht'r husband's public
irritan- and anoint-d him mitteflally in
his political profermonl.
During his r'ampnign for the senator-
lliip rho mu: present at 74 of the 76 up.
pointnwnt» be made. She was his coun-
nelor as a lawyer, appearing in court
own with him as an omission: in rev-
cfnl important i‘ascn. She ,was a bril-
llsnt Woman. She was litonry and
aim painted very well. She.- was a
number of HIP flirlvfy of tho Daughtom
of the Amrrirnn ltvvolution and was re-
N‘nfl)‘ rim-1M vies»: prcairlcnt of the na-
tional body.

”mu...“ .0...

MORE POSTMASTERS.

Harmful Candida!" for hulls-tin]
mail Your": Cilia "lira.

Washington. March lf.~~'l'hc prrsldent
has awn: throw nominailnna of printouts.
turn to tho moan:

t'omw-tirul Nnrwii'h. William Car-
uihorn. Bristol. George A. Warrior.

New Joiner—Ilwrllo. Them!» rc
Starr.

New. Ynzk Sshmwvur. Molrln J. F.5-
mny; f'iinlrrn, l“. B. l’nym-. ltnsc flank,
John J. llnwliris. Whilwslunr. Waller
3. 3111's".

Prunsylmnin—«Erir‘, lsndvvr riulwl; LP-
hlgl'iion. ll. J. Kuntz; RI-ynoldsviilo, A.
M. \"mnimirtl: flouih ilotliiohim. FrPd-
trlrlt W. l'lm-h; tiumuolmnnn, timrgcr
W. Show

The- {dinning fourth «lass postman-
tin» haw two-n ntr'nlflir’df

i‘nnnm ti: ui—«liunv-ah. Junrhirn iii-um-
moll.

filammhunitk-North “’illvrahom, J.
\V. ilnlilwin.

Now .lo‘rsi-y'mi‘uldtlolmzny. 3.5.5»
l‘larlt. Hnn‘orth. Wilbur l". ”l'l'l'li'k.

Now York«liishnpvlllv. L. H. Pilin-
I'M)’; Huyulunvilli‘. W. H Rowland.
llrushtnn. A. ll. Alla-n: lurk»: E. P.
Drmmg. f‘r-nivrrlllc. W. 'i‘ Hillnzi.
i‘lnrrmion. William 0'. lamina", Incit-
inoon f‘rntur. Jamm- Sahln: Knowin-
rill», \i’llhur i3. llm-i. Moira. Thoma:
ll. Eddy. finiyrm. J. W. lloynloo.

l’cmisyliunin ,- i.’-vnl«lnl.v. William
“finial-ii. Fillrlzinil. .\ ll She-nit. lunar
i'reoh. Elm" l1 .fulmuun' Port i'iinmn
“memo Ff. Klrlm. Prawn-to, ”William M.
I'Hcrr: liarnrmlliru "It” s. lluvli.
Reed‘s clap, Miss .l. M Barclay, llmx-
tuu n. midi-on Burn.

C.

S.

 

TALK OF A $TR|KE.

Moro ‘Imululo ‘flnmntonnl In tho from.
o, lint-in f not 1 ”our”.

i'l- winmi. March iii —-i"nnrcrninlt tho
{vomilhlllls of annihcr gram strihu of
will minors. Thomas Young, moving"
4-! ilw M. A ”norm “on! rr'mpnny, v~x~
irrisiw “(torsion in i'vnnnylmnm, in
unwind nu myths.

’A sink» intuition aimul 20.000 nim-
orn mil prulmhiy soon lw in full swing
in N’lill‘fll l'vrmnylvanin. Thw npvrnlors
aim-law in»; will not Illt)’ thr- ("hirago
main and tho mini-m nnnnunr'» thoir
lnir'nllon to llrlkn. Thorn will luv it trn.
own-inns mm for “lid with tho npv-ning
of navigation on “in ink".

"if in philmlrl' that tho Hm'kmg val-
lv-y "pl-fill”!!! will nign tho oval:- rnihnr
than how their ohnrr of tin» spring mini-
Iionn."

Mom Sit-vial by forlorn-lea.

rim-horn llsrlmr, N. 7.. Hon-h 15-—
Wlnlu William trillion of tho Ninth in-
Murry will: imlltmg nfi 2h» ruin-wt with
n Mm Mrt'lurn ho nun hrntnliy no.
Miiltml :Iml ntnlvlml ivy ivm othor ml.
«tiers numml ilnilur “runway and Pat.
rir'it Tuthiil. The» mutation Vl‘rl'i" arrival-
rd by lhr- guard and tnltrn in the
unarilhntiiii'. it is thought that trillion
will rvmwr.

3W I‘M Mm».

l'rnviulmrc. anh ‘5,"1”. Denim
u-vsmw "an I'fllivonllon hon nominal"!
lion. linniri (”harm of ’l’iwrion for
gmrirrmr. rural» H. lhrtlril of ”ur-
rv'llvill» on mom! for iivutmnt gov.
"not. Mlln 314anon for mrotnry of
not». 0mg: '1‘. Brown of Proctor-nu
for tummy mum! and Edmund Wai-
ter of mo: Kimiown for grunt-l
‘MWMv

Bold W I!” M 'M

Wovmmcltel. ll. 1.. Ifnrrh lbw—A party
or ii gold mimo lur- irft hm for the
llmioh northwest. It is cumin! by
llorimi l'. l» rum-lo. who to no-
mmponmi by Mo no. the am mmn
”he” limo um lot-nu to tho Km.
ill .

TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

A nhlmniof amt-m left Mn.
trolls oo inc sic-um Alum for no.
from.

A ‘19”ch for.» Mill! Ion that tho

mmmumrmwitmmu
W on! that my people in
mm _
‘ “our! My. on m on till
Kw York mural mm no. W
WWIM.X.Y.,WDIIIMW
inc-hm-

Matm Mimi tbi moor null
mmmunmmum
nmmtdthomom
lounthwmum

“all Jail. Wood M it

 

 

tron: drain when overtaken by new

To his training a: I ullor'Cootolu
Churlciriln’lllh. a well-known Bonito:
diver. and iii: truly marvelous mp0

ilcni William work in the mm hull
of the Clara Post in tho hurbor of
Bridgopon a your, or so ago. an or.
Brooklyn Eagle. The wrepll layujil
(albums deep. am: when Canto n
Smith descended to exami’rm it he found
that tho mun: had gone by the bowl
anti that the deck inn! been torn oil by
the waves. while the cross timbers
strewed with the wreckage hung over
the deck! and into the holds. ‘
Captain Smith began to cut them
awry. when suddenly the tangled mm
shifted and fell part way in the hold.
catching him with it and imprisootng
him an in a vine. ’l‘he diver could not
sec for in the deep water in which he
was at work. and. finding himself pin-
ned in. how he could not tell. he pull.
ed the life line three limes—the signal
that his life was in peril. He felt tilin-
Iu-lf rising a few feet. then all the
wreckage fell in on him: pinning him
more securely than before. Worse
still. when he tried to iron himself he
found that the air pipe hail announcer-
Nl some unnecn olmirurtion and that
to attempt to mom about would shut
off his supply of air. The pm‘ll was
one that made cnrh nmmcm sficm like
an eternity.

Eleaniime the iliwr's assistants were
trying to lino out what had ilnppenml
to him. it menial to them that the
signal to haul up hull her-n instantly
followed by om,- to iowvr and than by
one to stop. The man at tho lifw lino
mnfuiwd by these ailmrrnrly comma
«iirtorr signals. Orllfffl’d inn «lorrirku to
haul on tho lilorils. Nulli‘ng ylchlod
to the strain and tho men a! in» pumm
labored until ”my Wife rxhousml. and
they had to give way in whom. will!
still no signs of William. in the moon—
timo at our clungt‘rr tlirrzlirnml illf‘ im~
prisoncrl man iwlow. in lair-hing hold
of some iron bolts ilt‘ lml m? a small
hole in the who 0! ‘nn- of his millim-
gloves. and tlw tram. nlliuz tho glow,
‘33 slowly wring pan rho pimps at
tho wrist and crowing up flit.“ arm. ll
swoon-d to the helplflis tliwr. lwivi last
in lbt' wavo‘swcp: mass. that ho would
soon he stranglmi or rrusbml to death.
Confirm-vi by the gran! air prossnrc in
his liclmri. in- luul about mnclmiml
that his wnvl hail f‘lllflf', whnuvim—
looimi for rriivf' 4hr Wrwlingo saw a
lurch and he found that. ho would
climb up to one of the rink timbers.
iic grarpmi his axe and was honing
zlcsprrnu-ly for fri-v-«lom. when sudden-
ly the whoio moss guru will anti lwgan
to litw rapidly. worrying tho diver. mm
llt‘flilfi downwards, with ii. "is (pit-rt
ascent did not mnsonw niorc than ten
mounds. hot it was long rumigh for
him to liw ovcr in nit-mory all the
struts of n lilo film of two £11)er
warn. At first his mnn‘mlr-s fallrd to
{hoover him in tho minis ol tnnglr-nl
malrriul, and ilwlr uurprm mm lw im~
engined “ll?" he shot up through thi-
nrcrkngo for! first. i'upiain Smith
(lmrrilml this as his «loses! call to
dflllh'n door. "avid," ht: aililml. "l have
prcpml through ”it hryhoir pretty oi-
ton."

 

BEST WAY TO CLEAN CARPETB.

I’m-loud Ioihod of Washing Cor.
polo in British Factoriu.

Tin» tnvziiml uuployml in rlvv ii. 1mm
fucioriw for i'li‘nning win-i, moani'r,
.‘llliiilriflll. ctr. uirpvn in tin- .«slmpimi,
as to lump», ronwivohiv ll mmiri‘n
grout faithfulnrss, inn niwu 1 gm!
rurprl lo Marl with. if «mn- rw-r; six
months, should pic-Mr“! lili' fulirn- in
good onlor for ".15 yours.

By this panning vi a mutilor of 3 run.
iury tho roloru will hr lnclwl, lmi Hwy
will haw fmlml no lwmnlluliy as to in-
morv gralrlul m tiw rim and iwm'r
than over fullill tho mm to lli'iH'ion.
Whli'li in to lw n ilw'k‘thmllii to tho iur‘
nlinrr.

Haw [W0 lav-gr trans of wuiur, om
vicar and icplil moi lin- oliwr hot mul
sonny. manic no ll} shaving wliilr rural
coup. my. two (Ililli'i‘ii rrl mop lo mu
ilalions of out". How pll'llly m’ pur-
lm-lly t'innu whin- miiou mm. im-
from ihrmcl rolls nmi "ilm."

Tniin n mourn of llu- mrprt nl rillv
limo and wash iiw nurturi- mllrkli
with n rlrou mg «ml iiw wimpy wow.

'i'nlti' lip all much of liw mill“!!! in»
for no msiiylr. thou mint: out llllli
cloth into a third pan of mini wnlrr.
'l‘aiie lhv other pun of twirl wuirr smel
wlprilwmopnl anal clruu norfnvw wrll.
lining rnrrfni no rumihio to run om.
not full in. Tim: «ion this with rimn
Hoth- nntll an dry on rmnonnblr- in m
alum ii rim. i'rormi with for mi of
the moot mull liniolml. guarantor
Mint any «honor inmmlnry linw
by going bad: of worn mum at you
routine. mam ilu- untri- til ovary
thin! or fourth mourn; num- ofmi if
ihv carpet mos ii.

'fln' rm lint norm will giro ’0“?
run-rd of merit within on him Not
only will tho rum innit «loan and not
tritium. ltli it will in WHO! ml
how ”all" ”ninth and William.
This “slim is mat for m malt.
if the ruin it followed and you do not
not my om it. rut faithfully uni M
ilu.» on may air mm mm and who
ouch toll of the «roaring until or good
a I“.

it is infer the: mum in m» tire
and «in: to the donor“. hot it
in Mint“ if the mini m lor lio-
in this trill m our mm to
mm and slim. w mm «o

 
 

spun-lbw; tluit. (lhairnl'ti Tron).

. g l ‘
hoisthologlool W
"Trumbull" in his letter from him
Him to the New York Sunday Hor-
old printed the following:

"Thus to an interesting hit of got-
sip afloat. for which I urinal. bere-
hf'the
Dishiimtic stale committee. is not
niche to the nomination for governor
from his party. it in known that he
in trying to bring the various labor
annotations into political line uniicr
one banner.,uml that thorn in a chance
of its success if in: recognizes organllo
ed labor‘in hiu‘nowspnpcr composing
room. and malt-:5 it a union office in
fa'ct no well as in “8111?.

"I give willo currency to the gossip
because it seems to me he is just the
non of a logical cunditiuicjha. Porter
in. 0! oil the leaders of thc new Dc-
niocracy he alone has a consistent rec-
on] in flavor of cheap money and radi-
ml legislation. H» was a nominal
old-fashioned Democrat only through
this failure of conditions to favor tho
dimmlnntion of the views, which by
his own confession. he has never for a
moment relinquished.

"if the Democracy of (.‘onnm-tivut is;
to stick to its modern propaganda. i
am sinrcre ln’ insisting that Mr. Troop
is a man to lead them."

 

TO co ro KiDNpiKE

Requires nerve and lots of it. Parole
with weak nerves should take Clever
land‘s Celery Compound Tea. the great
vegetable remedy for nervous exhaus-
tion. nervous prostrntlon. indigestion
and ronstipation. it cleanses tho
blood imperceptibly hut effectually of
all impurities, banishing pimples.
eruptions, itch. Irolln. rarhunrlcs and
sailor skin. Call at Pioisleti'n drug
store. 43 Washington street. and get a
trial package free. Large package,
twenty-live cents.

 

"is your wife intricslcd in this
war talk “I"

"intrrrsmi? Shc went. rlown collar
today and threw out eleven jars of
Spanish pirltlcs."

CASTORIA

 

Porlnfnnttondllhildru.
“nob-
uun « u-
no
”“u' . , M: m:-

 

Mrs. Wilnicrdlng oi “Wilhiaa
How long now you been married?

Mrs. Wcsilaltc of ChWThno
wars, .
Mrs. \i'ilmcrding—-Conlinu6uoly. or

in the aggrcgalc?
Till-I \vxlt'wn'h smut.

ll. will uovcr come. but. the famous
film: ii. Remedies of the "Jets llhung
Yank Srrios." by K Z. Bricvogolle. A.
ii. if. 0.. m- rcvolinionisfag medical
aria-um No. 1 cures Rheumatism: 2
rures La (hippo; 8 cures a cough or
“will; i cures Colurh: 5 iii a ported
appalling tonic; 6 XXX Stimulating
l’ills rurc lmpotcnm; ’u' is the Chil-
tlron's Relief soothing Syrup. Trial
bottle of curb, ilk. or cut this out and
g»: our free; Loon rcl’orenvm an ap—
plication. f‘lmrlcc s. Flnoh, iii? Wash-
ington sum, sole agrm for South
Norii‘nlk.

lion’l annoy otlu-rn by your roughing
and risk your ill» by neglecting a cold.
Om- Miuule Conrail (.‘uro cum coughs.
mills, rroop. grim» and an throat and
long trouble». 0. (I. Stimson and B. i’.
Wm].

 

 

l have iron nfllictrii with rhcuma-
rinm for fourteen yearn anal nothing
armed to giro nny relief. l on aim»
to in.» armrnd all tho time. hot con-
aianily sum-ring. l hail trim! every
thing i could hour of and It loot was
mill to try ilhnmlmriain'n Pain linim.
which l um. and van lmrncdlntnly res
lirvrvl nml in n uhori tlnlr. rural. I
am happy to my thnt it n- Iot aim
roturnml.——Jouh. Edgar. (Motown.
i'al. For “In by ll. (7. ”Hill“. South
Norwnllt. null Pl. 1’. Word. Norwnllt.

 

’Amm cum mu.

 

ilhililron and minim lortnrrd hy
imrnu. lll'illllli. injurin. mm or thin
rill-rim» my mum instant mm by
using lIcWiti'o Win-ii HM lid". it
in a uni I‘iir remedy. U. (3. million
and If. 1'. Wood.

 

iiilAmmllMiN’i‘i ifflllml «sons.
This MM! is intended annually
for rough». with. noun. whooping
«nigh nml lllfllfl'llll. ll ha hum
“mm: for it» turn of Um ill-nus»,
writ largo pm ofthootvilm
worm. 'riw omit flattering minor
lain have m rewind. airing (w
mum of its good “who; M ”In lg-
mming and mutant m it in»
mmi: of mm with thorium rim-
or! pump": to in milking aim
m of the alum- aim», of may
it has and. ofm raring tho Bio of
thorium. mammoth!"

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

”Worm 0mm

 

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