mm.
III top filial"
to. 0 0 I
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eh
_ .iil you. As
“berg lir-
weaned the than in
, «bodies red in as si-
‘ The
.' lf‘yet been‘iden‘v'
WWW!” old. and
.. . m
m form ‘rolsr.
Ie‘sn. today says:
communication from
Into the point: "We.
thousand other able-
. 01- this county. have
11°59
inure decide.
~‘ ~ (81mm)
Judge.
U
HURST. postmaster.
» . motile? In low."
ms. for Recovery.
since he left Kansas City.
driven to his home, in East
d, twelve miles from the sta-
Mil ride apparently did Mr.
much good. and be was great-
1 to get home. With ‘ him
Schafller and C. M. Vining,
. Kansas City. Mr. Moody was
his home by his daughter. Mrs.
git . Mr. Pitt and other relatives.
general condition of Mr. Moody
" 7 h improved." Dr. Behadler
‘ is temperature is nearly nor-
find, his pulse continues to im~
, 1;! look to see him gradually re-
' . . He has no valvular disease or
' ’His circulation is rapidly
as.
. . oody and her son reached
at night.
, mISONERS TO BE RELEASED
». , Idaho. November 20~Govcr-
flteuenberg and Auditor Sinclair
Jot North Idaho last night. it is
.12. e they will release all prison-
uthere. The men against whom
. ; . est cases had been prepared
_ at the time of the outbreak and
'. gemalning in custody have been
"on minor charges. It is probable
.r will be released upon their
figuration, to appear when
.' The state will probably sen
her used in the making of pri-
dlngs to the War Department.
.in the construction of barracks
. . "troops who are to remain in the
to afford protection against in-
4 realm.
BLACK CAT ON A WRECK.
“Victoria. B. 0.. November 20~The
W of the lumber laden barkentine
3 fibflfifi'alkcnberg. of San Francisco.
' lound by the tug Lorne of! Cape
and has been towed info Es.
Harbor. A, black cat was the
living thing found on board. As
i "reported the oillcers and crew
flaked up by the steamer Walla
"The ship Highland Light. ov-
from‘ San Planet u. is off the
“with her rudder go e. No word
received from the unknown
- to have gone ashore near
0.
s
WARS iN NORFOLK.
Conn.. November 20—A
_ burglars that have been break—
railroad stations along the line
m I New England Railroad,
. intranet: into the one here
night. it is not believed,
tut much booty was secur-
[1.75 were Mend in the cash
"automatic ic-inphnne in the
1 ticket once was ransack-
lml moral pock'igI-s in'
department were qpi'noil
‘ . ninth station that has been
, ‘ I month.
Al's—-
« ,ll, ENTERTAINMENT.
‘ labor Union will hold
la usic Hall tu‘
at o'clock. in
WW”
IIOII , It!" 1 III!
Dillon! l‘ifs will tall m the It
. ‘ “ ‘t .l
‘ 5'3"”:13’1'1
“Pill Edg’ubllhilll’di‘llltnlllvm J
interconnect" lat ”theorem
um
1:15. impaired!
he‘ i ‘ is; t.
tne’7rnnmlm ior‘ sonic *
“all: Hois- 3:11!”de Mama.“ . ”1
. ‘, hnfihyflaferqsllss (for '1' °"'
miss imposition!“ -
Chicago. ‘Noyeinher ills-A ”will, to
the mdeimnflwmslfluouyu
A “willows. s; Nbrdila! at that
tribe who dossrtsd therebols s few
days amber srrivedhers and. has
furnished the military authorities with
much valuable intern:
the location a
the ladies forces. ' it
nor rides do not cannot
among the indians as the bid Item as
too. as the bullets do not’lndlct such
severe wounds and they heal quickly.
They are.” according to this ladisn.
about 2.200 insurgents altogether. of
which“ 3.000 are north for the”!
river and‘aoo in the mountains. . .
rebels are organised in companies of
forty men each. under s cs‘ .
are regularly formed. but be chiefs
continually exhort them to continue the
light until the "Yo
are all killed.
some: or "saoorms.
Beeps-user ever Wife’s, Death (leases
Ir. Billsw to his his Life. .
Newburyport. Mass; November 20—
George K. Biliows. an old and respec-
ted merchant oi this city, committed
suicide by shooting today. The body
was found in a room over his grocery
store. by a clerk who opened the store
this morning. Despondency over the
recent death of his wife is supposed to
have been the cause of the sun-1dr.
Mr. Billows was eighty years oi age
and had no near relatives.
‘ fro-assists wens.
Imflrslelssly Slot BM in New
York by lune Ivers.
New York, November 20~Emmn
Myers. a white woman. was shot and
killed today by Mrs. Virgie Manley. a
colored woman. The
was in a room with Edward Manley.
the colored husband of the woman who
did the shooting. Manley was arres-
ted. but his wife escaped.
LADY sAlJSBURY SERIOUSLY iLL.
London, November filo-Lady Sells-4
bury. wife of the premier, who has
been in ill health fur a long time past.
suffering a second stroke of paralysis
in June last. is now so critically ill
that there is no hope of her recovery.
She is a daughter of the late Hon. Sir
Edward Hall Alderson. a baron of the
court of excbequer. and was married
to the Marquis of Salisbury in 1857.
DEATH BY STEPPINO ON A TACK.
New Haven. November 20—Ferdi-
nand iloifmeister. aged 60. stepped on
a tack three weeks ago at his home in
West Haven. The wound developed a
case of gangrene. One week ago thc
gangrene had so far advanced that if
was necessary to ambulate one toe.
A day or two later the foot was cru-
utatcd. On Friday last his leg was
cut off by the. surgeons.
Mr. Hoffman died of the shock.
mun
their Services
3; Taylor: and main-
w ’ towhlch he was
‘ ny state election
4 , attorney.
,1 sheriff Harlan. coun-
’ rgis" (white menl'
chairman Republican ‘
. United States commis- Ex
MID. clerk Harlan circuit
It has of e strongest Re-
unties of: e Eleventh dis-
' horned. Vssd his Physician
~ ,* Mass, November til-—
L: Moody, who suffered an at-
has". trouble 'in Kansas City.
had his home here yesterday
and is resting comfortably
{Ills condition seems to have
. opdy made 'no etc in Buffalo.
’ tailed to'meet. is wife and
‘ f -- R.,Moody, in that city.
met here by his younger son.
Stubbs~ls that new prison guard
Penn-l should say do. Why. some
one told him the gas was escaping.
and he grabbed his gun.
J. D. Bridges. Editor “Democrat:
. H., says. "One Minute
Cough Cure is the best remedy for
croup I ever used." immediately re-
lieves and cures coughs. colds. croup
asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis. grippe
and all throat and ion
prevents consumption.
serge 0. Still-
son, South Norwalh
: Edward P. Weed.
Some persons in the boxes at a thin
atre talk so loud and say so little that
there are many who think the poor
things must believe that they are in
A NIGHT OF TERROR.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the wid-
ow of the brave General Burnhsm. of
nannies. is... who the doctors said
she could not live ll morning
Mrs. s. H. Lincoln.‘ w 0 attended her
that fearful night
must soon die from Pneumonia, but
she beng for Dr. King's New Discov-
ery. saying it had more than once sav-
ed her life, and bad cured her of con-
After three small doses
the slept easily all night, and its fur-
ihcr use completely cured her."
marvlous medicine is guaranteed to
cure all Throat. Chest and Lung Dis-
cuss. Only 50c and ”All
free at F. H. Baxter's drug ‘lnr-v. firmth
*Norwallt. and John A. niggs's. Nor—
' “ll thought she
Grand
A FRIGHTl-‘UL‘BIJYNDER
Will often cause a horrible burn. scald.
. Bastien“- Araics lam,
the best in the world. will kill this, Illa
r» '1 quartette. will for-
out"
and promptly heal it. can: aid m
. nrs invited. The Nor- P
‘ Union and a culm‘rd male Poms,
11. Rolls. ”as
all ”ii"! it'rnptloas.i motile
cure on cart . 25c. box. re
dresses will be made. guaranteed. sold by “a“.
. 11:. o. ldrngglst. some Nor-vomited
«m
t
s ' i “T WN.»
“asthma!!!“ w," for 50 '
cents-hour
Bungle, N. 1.
mm the:
use no outer.
8111118,
.11.
IN MEN’S
Stylish Made
OYEBCOITS !
Blue and Blaclr. I
All Wool Kersey.
$7» and $10.
I ndisputably the great-
est values over
oflered at
7 Low Prices.
_
Open Every Evening
until 9 o'clock.
1.. Build 8011.
Clothiers, This”.
Hattérs and
Furnishers.
85 Washington Street.
' South Norwalk.
Nation is hereby given
son interested by reason of, ,
or benefitted by the
inept of North Wit" strut.
out. altering. grilling. en.
d widening said
Washington street to the“
The Norwalk iron Works y
north of the railroad bridge. that I’
mecting or the Council
will be helllnt on Council
lleviland street. on Holiday. November
27th, lilitil. at eight oicloolr. p. m.. when
said Council will hear objections to
such layout. ' alteration. wading. en-
larginx and widening. and to the den
cflpilve survey of said street and the
assessment or appraisal of benefits or
damages. so the case may, be. resulb
in: or scouring to any person or per-
sons from the taking of land for pub-
lic use as aforesaid. or from such lay-
out. alteration. grading. enlarging a
widening. and will also hear all part
interested in relation to the acceptance
of the report, in whole or in part. of
its committee of freebolders appoint-
ed to make such layout or alteration.
and in regard to any modification or
change of said report.
The following is the list of the per
sons and property assessed. and of tho
nusessmcnts. contained in the report 0!
said freeholdera:
"infill. m1 .4» k, t
mAND WI Tillll'i‘
. l!- resections ARRIVAL 0" "W
> this new “nests nvnsy wane ow
‘ mt :li‘ll‘lllill 110‘ am.
agle were new. having
u put up only lsut Friday. The
Princeton men was locked up. lions:-
intendcut chnn oi ihuPolice impart-
ment had 1 not finished .s uhnrp lecture
to, the Prl onion led and was about to
, , - lsonuuclnll ‘
“FLOORING QVFR OUR WONDER?
“ “Yic‘OIINT
lot the offender,
Mulluly.‘of new
hoof student. interfered.
l etllaicly am into cuntofly
.. police. The thy new rule adopted by
, the police w on a Yale man gets Into
trouble was put into operation and
Professor Hernando": Month of the
Yale iaculty was sent for.
rofcssor. but his or llriscoii. who
11 Yale gradua e. luterredcd‘for
thc two students and they were liber-
whcn illinm 'i‘.
tours tin {Wi'lillir
’ ova-noon munmiuo ulna THIS wens mm. as 1.1m
Many new. stallions. ‘m‘mric DECORATIONS. mam rubs
ms annulus mnuramounns.
any. sucrose inclunnta—nnu
‘ - Ill ears. 1
. . Wmu n mun-s-
ton attest. loath Kuwait. says: "1 had
0 run ’ n»...
1I.airiiieclrfim’u, if?“
, 9, sun linoleum roll moor av-
” st , “3“” subcontinamm Plum.
Elmy'nihisrrhmd'snrus‘ , v c. . ,
icissts , WI
' ms. inn-WuhQQm’wi'y
taking Dosn's Kidney Pills, and can 'no
(.51 muslin“
iii-dim kitsch I." T:
W.+._
RAVE!) A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of Mil-
"Brssilian Balm sav-
He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gsvc
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in the mor-
on
For sale by it. ll. Plaistcd and l". H.
Baxter. .
run saucy ouludiiosrsnruusr unsunvas sons “succum-
swims you cellulose, Jr is, or run. uncn LARGER runs
nonhuman syncgsgunmwuu (musically mucus is run
ford. Del. says:
ed my boy's life.
“atrocity
.sslesgeots for the Uni-
W’s-$1M
use or NEW nn'r savanna. sons. nxctusivn
, $2.50 To $20.00 EACH—RICH amass ART
sin. mast-calculi swan mos. .
onerous—Palm
savanna mp nuns
BS
ilrowu-Your son interferon with
my dsushter'n piano
time he plays the violin.
donor—And your daughter's piano
playing interferes with my lion's vice
Over
Relief! In
_. I! met! ts
S ,
3“: “autism
65m
Y N "dill It Ili'u.
I II
M" Jill'li ltoun,
Ambler. Elizabeth ltuvrnoml,
Inwls ll linymnnd llcirn or
_ Lewis ltnymnnd ohmic. a.
E
’OUR "commas” snub/lap on. cmm AT 26c can vano. 1s A
BAMAlN iN THIS humanism-run same is A nonhuman.
' e
Brownmuut your son's racket both-
ers me. it is worse than the noise my
Per order of the Council
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
South Norwalk. Co
899.
OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT -IB A REVELATION TO THOSE
WHO HAVE SEEN IT. AND OUR PRICES A PLEASANT SURPRISE. NEW
BOOK-CASESyCI-IINA‘CLOSETS AND SIDEBOARDB WILL BE SHOWN
THIS WEEK. IN ADDITION TO REGULAR LINES.
Jonsswiiut i can't stand the unis»
your daughter makes; my son's is bad
nn.. November 15.
old. l8. 23, 26. 27
Advertise
Ilrown~Wbat are you cling to do
Jones-What's your idan‘.’
Brown-We might allow them to get
married and light it out in a home. of
their own at the other cnd'or tho town. :
Jones-tlfapital idea.
Ilrownv—Shskc!
'ornN nvsar overuse.
GOODS DELIVERED 50 MILES.
W. S. S‘turtevant.
in and Ann streetsfsouNor
Our little boy was afflicted with rhcu-'
mailsm in his knee; and at times on-
able to put his foot to the door.
tried in vain. everything we could hear
'of that we thought would help him.
We almost gave up in despair, when
some one advised as to try Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm. We did so. and the
first bottle gave, so much relief that we
got a second one. and. to our surprise.
it cured him sound and woll.~.l. T.
Bays. Pastor christian Church. Need.
cshs.1(an. For sale by Gcorge C. Still-
son. South Norwslk; ;Edward P. Weed,
‘ North his
”‘1' SPeCials '1»
A Joh I“ “W's Outing“ .
Flannel Wallets at l5c,
regular price. 25c.
A Lot White Domet
Flannel at 3c,
, of: satisfaction'igis
always, seen on"
an examination
. 0.5619321...“
s mostremsrkable .-
lt chanced that the miner and the
spendthrift took ship together.
En rhyagc the spendthriit bought
much wine and sat long at the gaming
”The fool and his money soon part!"
sighed the minor.
Prosently a storm arouc. and the ship
fmlndcrcd, and they were all cast into
tho water, and the minor. having his
sold in a belt about his waist. sank to
"Theiooi and his money."
the spendtriit. sadly. for he was a
generous soul. “don't always part!"
After that the. spendtbl'lit swam to
a raft. where he starved to (loath—De-
troit Journal.
RHEUMATlShI is HEREDITARY.
It has Just been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism u
hereditary and that it is due to a mi-
crobe in the blood Corona Rheumatism
Cure kills the‘microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar per package.
uuutactured by Corona Compounding
(30.. Camden, N. J. For sale by B. it
Plsisted. 43 Washington St. South
Norwallt. Conn.
WEIR SHOES IIIII' FIT
GLOYER’S
W
We recommend our
01L HEATERS! » ,
Equal to anything in
the world and better
than most makes.
smoke, no smell, easy
to fill, easy to light.
easy 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
beating of the oil is im-
Buy this let-
est improved heater and
avoid all danger.
count, umu
‘ illilll,
112 Washinirton street.
regular price 50.
Short Leng'hs Colored
~ Outings at 51:. ’
A bargain in
Toilet Soap, 3 Ca
kes 25c.
regular price. 10c.
New Patterns
Smyrna Mats at 596.
regular price, 75c.
Other items of interest.
,ERMAN 8: SON,
34 “Slim“. SIREEI. Sillil'll WALK. '
"It's a quccr worl'." said the. old man
"when you come to think it over. You
know. I eddicaied Jim for a lawyer." '
"An' Bill fer a preacher.“
'An' Tom for one 0' these hero iii-
erary tellers."
"I've. heard so."
"An' iliclt fer a doctor."
"Well. now. what do you reckon l'm
A. DIG
"Well. sir. you thought not believe it.
but I'm supportln' Jim au‘ Bill an'
' Tom nn' Dick, an' it keeps me n-goln'
from daylight to dark!"oAtlanta (‘on-
"I wouldn't be without De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve for any considera-
tion." writes Thomas B. Rhodes. Cen-
lniallible for piles. cuts.
burns and skin diseases.
couterfeits. George (T. Stillson. South
Norwslh; Edward P. Weed. Norwslh.
ADVERTISE in THE SEllllfiEL
Once upon a time there was a boy
who had implicit confidence in
The bov believed everything
his father told him.
‘ In the comic of human cvcnts fhc
father had occasion to bcat the boy
. with :1 barrel stave.
“it hurts me nzorc
you.“ protested thc father.
And the boy believed his fathcr. and.
therefore. far from suturing any dis—
comfort. bc cnioycd‘the beating very
much.
This fable termites that boys should
always have confidence in their
' Heckérs’
Old Homestead
Pancake Flour '
‘ Malice Cohes'
Makes Friends
‘ new 2 lbs 4 lbs
' ALL omits!
“ tubal Idiot.
WWW
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
men , overalls, cults, moan-
wcs. cases
own room“—
aent out on the halt-shell.
Lone lsuuo oversea.
rs. least to 1- sad.
or all kinds.
Heine's nus-e sass.
lass-We canned Goods.
will” one own nonessen-
n- testis the m
w {four
Old fashions in dress flay be revived.
but no old-fashioned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's colic. Chalets and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by George
C. Iltillson. South Norwsllr, Edward P.
Weed. Norwslix.
A well known west side Chicago pol-
lticinn. who may for convenience sake
be designated “dumb." in response to
a mum on to his slandinn in school
when he was a boy. says:
“I was a gmd boy. but the teachers
had a predndice against inc and my
brothers ‘
" “we; mm?
"Whenever u new boy came to our
school the teacher used to say to him:
“Then are three rules which you
must observe .is this school if you
Wash your face, wash
m 59" imp “William the
was to get on.
Norwalk Chronicler