thinfmstion
a was
l‘: l'hpi '
nu
rmfls by plgeOn
. “fl sonic civ-
ith have beau rel-
w e rs ma .
.t'i’ntl 3cm! m—
w‘ place to save them
I“ 1... V. ‘ i in. plumes
-,l' -uli:e'a goftruce:
fll doll! well including the
~~nlcsvith hf‘sior r.
Condominium. Lieu-
. . , Major Boulth.
't‘ tenant (1. A. Wor—
_ xpliavldsou and Lieuten-
meat was discontinued
‘ . .5. but It is expected
. ovember 0. .
' Paaronusucn. ,
. . filial. midday. November
is were received from the ar-
train which returned from Co~
‘ ,. h brilliant performance.
Heb carried two compa-
Dublln‘ fuelliers under Cep-
mud near Colenso. the
.. . Enforce, near
‘ or immediately start-
. . “ ‘which the Boers re-
2 vol and as they were
' ‘ they quickly retired out
2: . the train cautiously
' if
,' ank. their resum .
. iii, in the in in the
. -- you! this the trail retir-
.tllen seen that the Doers
. ttoh of attacking but were
I i, met the road and
‘, lately a «to ,detach-
than \i in and en a
' t a train hlowly advanced
on. BsVeral volleys at long
in fired on the retreating en-
ritlsh al‘so succeeded in enter-
‘ Cylle, near Colenso. and
‘ back four wagon loads oi
. fristons and stores.
, i . LORD MAYOR'S SHOW.
- November s—rhe Lord Ma-
whleh marked the induct-
A. J. Newton into oihce was
_ y by exceptionally bril-
ar. But antiquated iloets
‘to satisfy the london crowds
red out in enormous numbers
. .thelunullal enthusiasm. The
“ were lavishly decanted with
“that the absence oi a detachment
' , iliouaehold Cavalry and the sub-
., of a number of school boy
testined to the presence oi
- calments at theiront. A
' » ntins Great Britain sur-
by her sons. the Canadian and
. . vo uteers. evoked hearty
. as dlll the boys of the Duke
"a royal military school. The
‘ . however, wanted Khaki uni-
. ~ ‘nd refused lobe rectmciled with
” ' or's coach and other rm-
f of purely civic power.
_._______..___—
diva. manner. or was DIAZ.
of Mexico. November 9—The
mart e of Miss Luz Diaz. daugh-
oi Proof, i. Dias. to Francisco
' . Gallardo took place last even-
at the city residence oi the presi-
opiy the families of the contract-
pdrties being resent. Tb_e reli-
ceremony wil occur Friday in
private chapel of Archbishop Lar-
' ' hills Diet is the second daughter
dent in: and is a charming
cated young lady. The
is a nephew of Cenerai Rincon
a, Mexican minister to Russia
.. of the oldest and most aria-
famllfo‘oi Mexico. General
Collar o s identified with the
_. Iv cause and took active part in
[war against the French.
mos: or WALES’S BIRTHDAY.
_ on. November S—The birthday
the Prince of Wales (who was born
_ , her 9. 1841) was celebrated to-
gas usual. St. l'aui's. Westminster
Other chimes were pooled. the
. . buildings floated the royal stau-
dlrtl. salutes were fired at Windsor.
Horse Guards paraded at the. Tow-
- er of London. The Prince celebrated
his birthday at Sundrlngham. where
. hi entertained Lord Roacberry and
' «M'dldtinguished guests.
WARM WEATHER ON THE YUKON.
1 fienttle. Wash. November s-The
' Cottage City has arrived with
' Yukon news. Warm weather is
» 7 . on the Yukon and the river
cleared of ice again. enabling sev-
" bore steamers to move. The Can-
Qevelopshent Company is estab-
., « . relief and supply posts at later-
. ”of twenty miles along the Yukon
Bennett and Dawson. ¢
—.—-———-I.
LERMAKERS 0N STRIKE.
. .. Ohio, November tv—F'our
- unemployed at the'works
‘ Allag Roller Company at ‘Bar-
hye struck because three un-
manakeia were discharged. The
i. a“... ‘ l0 engaged on a large con-
W * - Cr‘amfi to instill batteries of
j 'itl the finew Russian cruisers
. . built at Philadelphia.
. unto antics oooo csrcu.
' Mined. November 9~The
lll’i searew Hicks has arriv~
‘ the Okbtoek sea with 9.500
of whale-bone. 015 barrels of
and “barrels of sperm oil.
”—-
o
. rt were seen movl
tiradheartt
(cars. *l good
bindi- drum
"Tile war easiest the has" up...
abut"
~uuc:
inf .
molly-1.331%? ,. s M
do: he :35};de
‘i’i‘mm ‘s‘ aimece‘to hbth
item um.- Oue wet: Is an '
a as i' and the other on do
it : slide.
the c", seat oi he savers
”caries! T
”f"
abroad, which is sometimes a
can
great
count .
is more danger than ever."
Mr. Carnegie asked for news of Tues-
day's elections. but declined to com-
ment on the information furnished
m Iill‘ll.
cm. on [I ALIVE.
bireage "
imitators».
Deputy Sherilf John R Wilcox. of
Captain Orr disappeared early
into the river.
ning after his disappearance.
KILLED fl INDIANS.
Deetheealaaeh la lesion.
Indians. The telegram says:
"November 2 Nettieton's reach
of Washington to Mexico about
years ago to seek his fortune.
well.
families of the town.
cuts and brothers and sisters.
as. nonla‘r s'rnosoaa.
Iv anti-I sight,
unchanged today. Dr.
night and was a little stronger.
dition should become alarming.
Hobd‘rt's friends in Washington.
iscopal Church. was resumed
ports and papers on m ‘
of the afternoon's session.
ty delegates are in attendance.
laneous. $136,448.
390.000.
FUN OUT OF A FUNEMls.
of a funeral whic
what recently.
in the form of u crass."
course. that he was
‘ 1‘ habitat new
It. . W” m ' .1 ,I
gill. “ here a mslgtreuure is.
of our rsee. .. ‘ y
"The people in the run-vast ease tile
Oran meme have a rt {gourd};
is worse for us to attack the Fil-
i lso‘s thsn’ior England to attack‘the
is; for we fall from a , heater
height. saws believe'lu got'ernment ll?
iii. 0 Mined decidedly
optimistic views or e business and
outlook“ and the prosperity of the
country. He said: "1' can only look ,
at the builnese outlook here from at PM! W m The! we
point of view. I believe that no ing
stop 1,000 from beluga year of
. parity, always provided that
in view of the present excited state of
the world and the danger of war he-
gettln war. the United States keeps
out oi’t e struggles 'Now‘ that this
has foreign possessions there
museum-nu
South Kingstown. R. 1.. November 0
—-Captain Howard Orr. oi Sanders-
town. who disappeared under peculiar
circumstances two weeks ago. is alive.
lie has been located at the residence
of his mother in Cedarvilie. N. .1.
place. who was assisted by New Jersey
etectlves. .The reason for Captain
rr's hasty departure is unknown here.
evening while driving from Narragan-
sett Pier to his home in Banderatowh.
His hires walked into the yard of his
home without the driver and later por-
tions of thecaptain's clothing were
found at a covered bridge near the
pier. Certain marks in the roadway
indicated a struggle oi some sort. many
believing that Captain on had been
killed and robbed and his body thrown
It now appears that he left Wickford
Junction by an early train on the mor-
Wsshlasteadlsam, fee-g lea lasts
Waterbury, November 9—8. .1. Net-
tleton, of Washington Depot. bitch-
ileid county. is In receipt of a telegram
stating that his son. Fritz Nettleion.
of Corcorit. Mexico. has been killed by
1|;de by Indians and Nettlctou kill-
e ."
Young Nettleton went from the. town
He took
up a ranch and was reported as doing
The ranch has been much trou-
bled by raids from the Yunkls lndiau.
He was much thought oi in Washing-
ton. belonging to one oi the respected
tie leaves phr-
llr. lewiea Sass his Pstleet had a Fair-
Paterson. N. 1.. November 9—'I‘he
condition of Vice President Hobart was
Newton. said
the patient had had a fairly restful
The
doctor said he would not issue any bul-
letins today unless Mr. Hobart‘s con-
Mr. Hobart took a large amount oi
nourishment yesterday in the shape of
beef broth. milk punches and other
liquid nourishment as well as a light
lunch. He was allowed to read a tcie.
gram from Governor Roosevelt oi New
York inquiring of his health. Other
telegrams were also received from Mr.
WOMAN'S HOME MISSIONARY so-
CIETY.
New London. Conn. November 9—-
The session of the sixteenth annual
meeting of the Woman's, Home hila-
slonary Society of New m0 Sou-
thern conference of the Methodllt II»
have this
morning. The meter part of the day
has been consumed in 1 ing to re-
work. Of-
ficers will be chosen before the close
About iii-
Washington. November Movem-
ment receipts from internal revenue.
“36.884: customs. 81,101,405: lineal-
Expenditurea ‘81.-
A good bull enlivened the ducription
took place? some-
a the course oi a
descriptive article the w ter said that
there was "one exquisite anlily wreath
in the same article 'there was a
wonderful error. evidently duo. not so
the writer. but to the 081m of
measles. The housed was stat-
" orty- re by upright: tho
church.’ What was intended w: oi
'I'III rites of the char&.m ”i, .0". , .
m . , .;
15m
. she. moisten- ‘of to ‘
street. who says: “My‘ torment. e
itbffihbhbn?“i“”
I . . . / . at“! Mil ’.‘
‘ gallant l whim
e
urtuendweatyfe‘dm eineopn
pressedmeandrobbedmeofmywunt-
euugy. needing one audit about
Dean's Kidney Pills and some cures
theyhadmsdeinouoedmeeogetabox
up“.
nod me relief at once. 1 asupleaeed to re-
commed them." * ’ '-
Deaa's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers; price 50 casts a hos. Mailed
on receipt. of my r‘oater-hiilburn
30.. Buffalo. N. 7.. sole agents tor the
. S. '
Roundabou- the aame—Doan'e—and
take no other. '
Ethel—Do you like hir. Ramos.
me his? .
amma (a young widow)-—Wby.
y-e-s. darling.
Ethel—And hir. Webster?
Kahuna-Yes. dear.
, , -And Mr. Fish and Mr. Dixon
0 r. Shela f ,
amma—l Ike: them all. net.
Ethel—Which one are you going to
marry. then?
Mantras—The one who proposes
first. darling.
.._....._..__.._...
To Care (louutpmtlon forever.
e(;sacareta tin-adv Cathsr la.
' by "Wu. C. fail to curs.druggists‘rciu:?l°m
thin
A singular case came before the
London Court of Appeals recently. A
new trial was salted for on the ground
that at the first hearing the Jury had
been so led away by the cioiiuence oi
the counsel that they had returned an
improper verdict. The application
was refused.
“i wouldn't be without De Witt's
Witch Haael Salve forany considera-
tio .” writes Thomas B. Rhodes, Cen-
terlleld. 0. infallible for piles. cuts.
burns and skin diseases Beware of
couterieits. George c. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Nerwaik.
'l‘he parliament building in Welun -
ton. New Zealand. is the largest w -
en structure in the world. in Welling-
, ton and many other New Zealaud
towns almost every house is construc-
ted of wood. Large churches and im-
portant business premises are built oi
the same material.
Old fashions in dress may be revived.
but no old-fashioned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale. by George
C. 8tilison. South Norwalk; Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.
France in war has 1.000 soldiers to
15.407 Inhabitants; Germany in war
has 1.000 soldiers to 17,427 inhabitants:
Great Britain in war has 1.000 sold-
iers to 72.413 inhabitants. while und-
er the house bill enacted during the
late war the United States provides
for only 1.000 soldiers to about 791.000
inhabitants. '
ROBBED THE GRAVE.
A startling incident. of which Mr.
John Oliver, of Philadelphia. was the
subject. is narrated by him as follows:
"i was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sun-
ken, tongue coated.‘paln continually in
back and sides. no appetite—gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortun-
ately. a friend advised trying 'lillectric
Bitters;' and to my great Joy and sur-
prise. the ilrst bottle made a decided
improvement. 1 continued their use
for three weeks, and am now a well
man. I know they saved my life. and
robbed the grave of number victim."
No one should fail to try them. Only
so cents. guaranteed. at Frank H. Bas-
ter's Drug Store.
THAT THROBRING HEADACHE
Would quickly leave you. if you used
Dr. King's New ldie Pills. Thousands
of aulerers have proved their match-
less‘ merit for Sick and Nervous Head-
aches. They make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your health.
they to take. Try them. Only 25
WIN
two
by Frank H. W. Dru
‘ Citiaan-i sup horseless car-
riage; have great y injured your busl~
“lat.
neas
ldveryman~0n the contrary. I now
have more to do than ever.
Citiscu—How Is that?
Liveryman—Well. you we. all my
horses are kept busy pulling broken
down automobiles hack to town.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We. the makers of Nutt's Cough Byr-
up. wish it distinctly understood that
we instruct all drugglats and medicine
Mien to refund the money on Nutt's
Mill Syrup it it fails to cure a cough
or cold. W stallions co. Boa—
ion. In... make of Nutt's Pure Ja-
moi-ow.
_...__.._...__
mutate-use of railroad.
°° tint Gilli.
min. NW back if not cured. Sold '
“ hi 1 on
s
‘ ‘v'ibbl
Honest lilt- lonut 994.1130:
M... .
These have been oar successful mottos.
This week we call your attention to
Oiirsy's patent adjustable lace Cur-
tain frames. Adjustlbls' from 1 inch
to 17 it. square. ‘Prlce $1.00 and 01.25
If you happen to break off the knob
of your tea or when” or tea kettle.
send it to sense we will put one new
one factor. or we'll sell you two knobs
for that price and you put them on.
100 different styles of fancy Chairs
and Rockers.
'35 different styles of fancy Couches.
so different styles of fancy Tables.
20 different styles of Chamber Suits.
20 different styles of‘ Sideboards.
25 different styles of White Enamel
lleds.
All of standard quality and at cut
prices. * 3'
001' set.
011 Heaters. all slses and styles. at
right prices. ‘
Abandroth Coal Heating Stoves ’and
Ranges are the most economical made
-—our prices today are lower than pre-
sent foundry quotations.
Zines Illtl Stove Boards for Stoves
and Ranges from 25c up.
Complete line of Window Shades-
plain. fringed and laced. in all the pop
ular colors and grades, from 10c up.
.m, ~-—....+.-..._....H . ......_
Everything for Housekeeping.
Open every evening. Goods delivered 50 miles.
W. S. Sturtevant,
N ilai lit.
Underwear.
This is the season for interest in this
stock and we are prepared to interest
you.
J ackéts.
We do not claim to have the largest
stock of Ladies' Jackets in town. We
have selected our stock with care and
have marked our garments at close
figures. .
We invite 'ybur‘lspeotal attention to
our Jackets at moo and 810.00.
IN GENTS' GARMENTS
we have White and Colored ' Geode.
Plain. Heavy Flooded Goods. or Nat-
ural Wool in dilerent dualities.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS
Front 2 years to 12 years.
m LADIES' assailants
we have Ribbed grades at 25c. 60c. 75c
and ”.00.
An excellint one in Natural Wool at
silos.
m CHILDREN‘S assume
we have Plain Goods, Ribbed Goods.
I-‘lecccrl-iincd and Natural Wool.
IISSES’ JACKETS
From 12 years to is years.
..._‘a.—-
FUR COLLARETTES.
We have received this week some
handsome pieces in Imitation Stone
Martin. Imitation Sable, llcal Sable.
lilnk and others.
Hosiery; Specialty.
A. Dickcrman 6: Son,
iFn‘u “insulating gr it‘liiilim'i“
HOT WATER HEATING OUR SPECIALTY.
Also Steam and Hot Air Heating.
fiausndguestimsteenomtbeuadlngrlumberssndatsemmuers.
CLA‘PHAM St BUTLER,
50 death Iain Siren. tissic Hall Block. Still IONalh. Gear.
Hebkers’
Old Homestead
Pancake Flour
Makes Cakes
: . and
Makes Friends .
2 Blue . ‘ Packages 2 lbs 4 lbs
.Au «novella-3
Wm." has : . a
for an senses to thirty-five
r. lupeflauadeat of
_ to here.
1’0 CW 1‘!!! 1080”.
Caapdian government dui n oper-
ations Tossed as ice as been solidly
foreled‘ clear‘ the VI n‘tsiver oi the
obstructions th t menses navigation
re dt Rio Rapids. Thirty Mile
and Five'l’isger Rapids. An appre-
pristlon of £0,000 has been made tor
the work. e telegraph line is to be
thcnded from Dawson to Fifty Mlle.
.m-b
ruann Demons 1N caustic“.
'l‘lON. .
"When you are sick. what you like
best is to be chosen for a medicine in
the first place: what experience tells
you is best. to be chosen In the second
place; what reason u. e.. Theory) says
is best is to be chosen in the last place.
But if you can get Dr. inclination. Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a
emisultation together. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken.
When you have a bad cold Dr. Inclin-
ation would rmmmend Chamberlain's
Cough Rmedy because it is pleaalnt
and safe io'take. Dr. Experience would
recommend it because it never fails to
effect a speedy and permanent cure
Dr. Reason would recommend it be-
cause It is prepared on scientific prin-
ciples. and acts on nature's plan in re-
lieving the lungs. opening the secre-
tions and restoring the system to a
natural end healthy condition. For
sale by George C. Stillaon. South Nor-
walk; 2. P. Weed. Norwalk.
Don‘t mistake habit for character.
Men with the moat character have the
fewest habits.
.n—ubn—v-
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain Ii. Hubbard. oi Mil~
ford. Del., says: "Brasilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mor-
ning."
For sale by R. 11. l'laisted and F. ii.
Baxter. -
After a woman has reached the age
of 30 she wooden how many years will
have passed before she is ill.
“to ImmOneWeek
ToMfythaRloodinOneWeek
To Care Constipation inOne Week
ToCarelick Headacheinonenay
Take Cleveland's Celery Corn and Tea.
use. If It fails to cure. we wil. cheerful!)
refund your money. (Trial am: free.)
For sale at Plaisted's Drug Store.
South Norwulk, and Edward P. Weed's.
Norwalk.
"Ten Years in n Kennel!" Is the fi-
tle of a new book. Can it be the auth-
or is a man who went to the dogs?
.__...__.._.—-
George Noland. Rockland. 0.. says.
“My wife had piles forty years. ile-
Witt's Witch llaael Salve cured her.
It is the best salve in America." It
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. George C. Stillsou. South Nor-
wallt: Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
You have ’no doubt observed that it
is only after you have made a mistake
that people begin to tell how It could
have been avoidcd.
F...-
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklip Bush. of New (‘astie
Dei.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspcpsla. Used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
till i took lirnsliian llalm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
Baxter.
didnte shakes builds with the ward
heeler and says "Gantry” or "Good!
Buy."~*Chicngo News.
Dr. W. Wlxon. Italy Hill. N. 1'.. says:
“I heartily rccommend One Minute
Cough Cure. It gave my wife Imme-
diate relief in suffocating asthma."
Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick-
ly cure all coughs. colds. throat and
lung troubles. George C. Stillson.
South Norwslk: Edward P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
Nothing hurts the dignified man
more than to have a nuucniivc call him
by his first name.
N0 CURE—NO PAY.
That is the way all druggists sell
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ms—
laria. Chills and Fever. It is simply
Iron and Quinlne in n tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter. nauseating tonics. l’ricc 50c.
If some people were to think twice
before speaking they would have no
use for tongues.
A sun-mu.
Franklin Venable. an old school
teacher of Marlton. N. 1.. writes: On
several occasions before using corona
Rheumatism Cure. l was a great suf-
ferer from Rheumatism; after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
lfaslaawellaeevcr." Prieeonedoi-
iar per package. Manntactured by
Corona compounding Com y. Cello
den.N.J. Forealebyl't. .Plaiated.
48 Washington St. lentil
Conn.
l A miner was‘firied at Tong. near
Mods. the other day at the age of
sixty-seven. in a codln constructed to
his own specification twenty years ago.
VancoaVer. ll. 0.. Nove hers—The ‘
could hear of. but nothing helped me ‘
For sale by H. II. Plhistcd and I". ii.
A politician says the rcsulbof an cI- .
ection often depends on whether it eun— .
3 "it ..I
not " '
fillet '
‘ht
Sill '
sues *
‘ sun snails liar in
hours
us this.
.24.
We recommend our
01L HEITEBSI.
Equal to anything in
the world and better
than most makes. No
smoke. no smell, easy
to fill, easy to light.
easv to carry from one
room to another. abso-
lutely safe because so
constructed that there
is a blast of cold air
constantly in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is im-
possible. Buy this lat-
estimproved heater and \
avoid all danger. ‘
tumulmu
& 00W, .
112 Washington street.
hmlihtlrihb.
it's a mean thing when it gets
hold Of you.
,1 CERES GRIP.
It br‘eaks up the symptoms of
a cold. drives out all signs of
grip and does It barmleasiy.
Guaranteed harmless. Cannot
injure the most delicate atom.
sch or heart. '
Recommended by Physicians.
Ask your druggist for It or
send 25c for a box of twelve
powders. ’ l
ACBTOI llIllCIll Cil..l1ilit, 0i. ‘
HORsEs
To Suit Everybody.
We here them coming by
the car-load every
few days
M. TATiLov.
lamb Imalb,
As-s
Rofuno Mot-”l Bought.
Dig prices paid for old metals of all
kinds. Market has reached the top
notch. Now Is the time to sell yqrr
old iron. copper and brass. If you
have anything to sell send postal at
once to
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
Residence. 58 Spring street; Store—
house. 13-15 Raymond Street.
He was buried with a lump of coal.
which he had carefully preserved for
years. it icrved as his pillow: and his
tobacco and pipe also found a place
beside him.
M's-e Willie-seasons-
may Wis “tut-h f .
M's. animus—em.
i
laysaael‘haehdlor: “Awifeiean
mines-shunne- heath".
‘4 M
--. ..
Norwalk Chronicler