‘sthspruperty.
. h a has “pointed
y Wighiuamtintbs
unleash a shrink.
”WWid'Jht mnmctimlchmucuu.
the Ila a‘ taco ra- '
e :p'figgfig Mumfhflmil “$32.31....
w ”pudding-Whit? sort each ores-
m”,..“.,°'.§i‘§.2"g‘fci Pickled Oyster-
' filgsoggfiéégnlfi'; {did B“his:traditi‘i‘tzell‘ulfuheli
will be unable to meet its
Iforoover. our Imported ,Oil
.illr. Harvey. insists
, of the company must
~’ - rill such a way as to en-
a W. lilo undivided atten-
Long Inland Oyster.
the finest to be had '
palaces and editorial c
mud“ n W my. thew floinzeopahed Beans
ins to avail ourselves of We grind outflow):
oIer to increase the do": Raul-h
your loan and to seek your
Imported Coupe,
suits ZELUFF
ill our Judgment to conserve
Tel. 854.
, , -. d! all our creditors.
mat assets of the compan
3 ‘ .jugiiktatedz tomre: all
”his law butt are whoio
labia ih‘ahledl cash pur-
mrganisation of the company
a}; immanent and substantial bas-
' +1 ---- conserve the interests of all
provided the property couiu
under the sole direction 0.
ey. who has already efiecteo
which will result in a saving It
than $100,000 per year. "
Norton 1 (10.. in reply to the ‘
‘Mé...l”i.£.i'§i§'.’.‘..i; Might.
Interest
You
national calamity. Evorythinr
a be done lawfully to prevent
To know that our
line of Suits and
Id be done. Under the circum-
ws think your plan will prove
sad to have been the best for all
creditors and it will receive our
sir-operation."
rther explanation of this action
.Harvey. who was elected
t of Harper & Brothers.a
.made the following state—
,actlon taken by the trustees
hfiflmarll; at dmy instance 0 v e rs on t s a re
cause an approval of t cc
bars of the Harper family and monided .JUBt So,
principal creditors
a thorough investigation or
on of affairs I became satis-
In order to maintain the
position Harper & Brothers
Iways occupied in the publish.
Id'. and to chrry on and enlarge
,. in conformity with mod-
. s. itw as absciutely esential
Nostiutingofcloth,
no stinginess of
trimming and fin-
ish. But if words
alone could con-
‘all. to establish its finances up- ' c
= ud and durable basis An at- Vince , yml' '8
to accomplish this task. while wouldn t stop here.
[under and: in) benzey bu'rden
. ' uses won ave en rom -
. ess standpoint. little short of Slllt at
y. In their deliberations, the
e. of every member of the Har- 6 7 5
»lly has been characterized by s
Jest regard for. the good name
‘ greatest publishing house In the Nt‘flt Stripe.
, braid that the). P. Morgan mort-
a la..88.500000 making the firms .
. , liabilities $5...500000 the credi-
Good Wearer.
tor.” 000 000 bolus unsecured Overcoats
tor rsmsu. rscmmrs. 7
$ . 00
la Exported Iv War of how-
we lows Instead of New rota. Blue and Black.
u, November 29—Ex-May'0r Kerseys.
A. Shlcren, of Brooklyn. N. V.
II of the Commerce Commis-
New York. which has been in-
-tiltg the causes of diversion of
l VesteeSuits.
Children's l- Blouse
{0% Newf York city. hasI retur- { RBOfOI'S.
‘ cage rout Minneapo is and l
' where the commission went I '10], coats'
this city. .
seemed to be the opinion of the In a great variety 0!
at Minneapolis." he said. “that ' .
Jason flour is being exported via 001011 and prices.
News instead of New York __._.
“0 lack of proper terminal facili-
Ii. We also ascertained that the
.lifiIIItlal rate against New York was
. one. It seemed to be a unan-
m opinion that if the Erie canal
”donned and widened and proper
facilities accrued at New
and Buffalo there was no doubt
it would get back Iii-i grain traffic.
‘ was much the opinion at Du-
lt was the general opinion that
Canadian. canal will become a
Open Every Evening
until 9 o’clock.
1. Davis& 8011,
Clothiers, Tailors,
factor in the movement of
‘for export and will prove a flute." Blld
competitor for all [tilted liurnmhers.
diacritics seaports The enlarg-
e re canal was declared ' mo
. not only to help New York 85 W881)“, ll Street?
‘ We 90m a" well" South Norwalk.
LIVES PROBABLY LOST.
, . . B. 0. November 29—
,‘Vll'! stormy weather on the
coast recently it is feared that
ver men lost their lives.
left for Nelson Island in
'mweek. The storm sprung
_ Intlilng being heard of them
"letter went out in search in
lad has not been reported
‘Is feared all were drowned.
‘w carram antenna
November zit—Gener-
a conrtto '
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
W. S. Sturtevant,
North Main and Ann streets. So. Norwalk.
‘w’eslirarpsoialssleof
“if" 'i. . u ll it a...
no Cutlery,»
“lilo“ “mules 0! Oil! Of 001' 15th N9'}; York lin- pissed sum ind who is without doubt
teed strictly finest quality. and the pick atom t. r. aortic
from forbid manufacturers. : '
all litil‘! 0f lino Steel osrvm, rangingin "In from performer. tum grumbling. and save:
$2 to $10 per air.
price. Also 20 use of fine steel table knives and forks. his calls and cool temperament use his
DOlBtel'ed In COCOS, Ebonyc SM, BOOB, Rubber dud 091' :mhfitheja'gell‘or not. as the only
luloid. from we set up.
We cannot duplicate these goods after this sale,»
if you are interested in this line we would advise an ly to to... them back, are Gordon
early selection. -
Santa Claus is beginning to unload here. and in
another week we will have on our full Holiday attire.
Do your shopping at home and encourage your mer-
. chants to cater for your every want.
Furniture. Cerpets. Bedding. Stoves and Ranges.
GOODS DELIVERED 60 com.
. mean arm has set yet not to
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Unfair my derr- ”the limb .
themadvs's art is lib W to elect .
We Will ofler for 1m “it!!! half his work. Moreover he is one of the
RED TICKET SALE.
10 pcs'Dress Goods. 100.
Regular price 12l to 150.
10 pcs Dress Goods. 15c.
Regular price 25c.
10 pcs Dress Goods. 256.
Regular price 50c.
Ladies’ wrappers.
Japanese drapery.
Chenille table covers.
Boys' shirt waists.
“smiths lOr
Christmas - - -
The mason has left as broken lines and ends of
goods to close out. For this purpose we will give
A Week of Bargains.
t
RBMNANTS.
work, 250.
Dress Goods.
Percales.
Outing Flannels.
Vi bite Goods.
Toweliogs.
Embroideries.
Ribbons.
Carpets.
Mattings.
Oil Cloths.
Special items in other goods.
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l‘he Evening Sentinel is the medium through which the
success is obtained.
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'wlll lots the American colony in log-
Ilivss. MID-ii!» “it
is it Ml@11ka ancients” mm“
“pumtrwhgfltmtm
section
any o’s'c'. still some tacit unseat
Wits imiop mails that
those it really int dds single-cc, tutu
beli‘psintsdoutforthehopnrhyforce
of circumstances without any overt
candidacy on his own part.
The man who. for three ”ennui
ebostsllarowndfeotbsllmapgtri
nailing. L. I. Jro‘w‘. no ions
on the team 0 es the honor more“
He has been a f thfui ind consistent
giving any one cause to find fault with
leaders of his class in scholarship. and
single him out
man for the place
Just how many of the present years
players will return to Yale next year
is not certain. Those whose class
membership seems without doubt like-
Brown, (licott. Stillman. who are lun-
ion in the academic dew-talent. Halo.
who will return for a year of post
graduate study at libel. l’inclret. who
Is a junior at Sheff: Sharpe and Keane.
who are both in the medical ‘school.
Chadwick. who is a freshman in the
academic department.
McBride. Francis and Huhbell gradu-
ate from the academic department this
year, and Richa . Hale and Snitier
from Shellieid scientific school. As has
been noted, lists will. however. re-
turn.
The positions of center and both
guards will therefore be well filled next
year in all probability. also right tac-
kle and quarterback. and the halfbacks
positions.
For left tackle there is good material
In "Dannie" Cook. (loss and Gaylord;
but for ends there is likely to be a
dearth of good men. though Gould will
be. in college still. and little. Wallace
the captain of the present freshmen
eleven. who is a good player.
Dupes is undoubtemy in t...- lcssl for
fullback, though James Hyde. of the
divinity school. a former Wesleyan
plnver. is a mod man. He was ineli-
gible for the "varsity squad this year
owing to Yale's rule about keeping
professional school men‘ off the team
until they have had one year's resi-
dance.
Sharpe is coated as having told
friends that he would probably not
play any more football. He Is laugh-
ed at by his friends who attribute the
remark to Sharpe's disappointment
over the two big games in which be.
however. distinguished himself. It
would undoubtedly do him good to quit
training with the basket ball team and
the crew, for which he trained last
year. He was a star player on the has-
ket ball team. and rowed in the fresh-
man boat.
There does not seem to be much
promising material in the under class-
mcu. uu-i lhc hope for good players
must come with next year's class.
It is expected by these who are in po-
sition to know that Andovcr and
ilotchklss schools will send some good
men to Yale next year.
CALIFORNIA JOFIEI CLUB
Eatries for its Winter Make later. In-
dsdlss tbs llsrss Ila-dices.
San Francisco. 'Nmember 29—The
California Jockey Club has issued the
entries for its winter stake races. lrt-
cludlng the 810.000 Burn's handicap.
For the lion's handicap. 810,000. for
two years old and upwards. the club
third horse: to be run Saturday. March
3. 1900; one and a quarter miles. The _
entries number seventy-seven.
The Thornton stake. $3,000 for three-
fries.
1900. one mile and a furlong. thirty-
four entries.
entries.
McLaughlin selling stakes. 31.500 for
iwo—year-olds and upwards. to be run
February 10. 1900. mile and a six-
teenth, sixty-three entries.
Nagiee selling stakes. 81,500 for
A ROYAL SALI'TE WAS FIRED.
Sheerness. November Iii—The im-
perial German Yacht. Hoherrzoiloru.
many and thcir party on board, lcit
adds an amount necessary to make the
gross value of the race “0.000. of THE LARGEST STOCK
which 82.000 to second and 81.000 to
”avoids and upward. to be run March of the fact that furniture is higher
31 1900. four miles. has eleven on. than for many years past.we have soil
Thc I’alat-e iiotci handicap. 82.000 for reason is plain. Our styles are better.
two year oltis and upwards. to be run quality better. and the prices lower
March 10. 1900. iii. miles. titty-live cn- than output.
The Coast handicap. ".500 for two- - ' -
year-olds. to be run February 26. I900, ChfllflbfifSlfltfi. Parlorslfllsv
one mile and a sixteenth. fifty-seven Couches
’ O
The Lissah handicap. for two-year. Combination Cases,
olds and upwards. to be run January
'27. 1900: one mile. nftyvfive entries. Beds. Odd DYCSSCI'B. Fancy
stock is full and fresh.
_threoyear-olds and upwards. to be run
February 3. 1900. seven furlougs. for-
ty-five entries. , , .’
with the emperor and empress of ficr- u} “my. lain street, South Norwglk
. l
crimson KINDS OF
"101) bits Clean Cut Unl-
form "Pieces as I’INE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. . 1' rue DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPI NG
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
Apples. Cabbage. ‘Breadr-
EVERYTHING.
u...-
A machine you will use
everyday. Cali andsee it.
Comstock,
,. Watkins
6: Dow,
112 Washington Street,
80 N orwalk.
n—u—w ‘
Pictures
Framcd. or unframed. We have the
largest, most varied and best assort-
ment of Picturrs. appropriate for Hol-
Iday and Christmas Gifts. that we hon-
estly believe have ever been displayed
in the stores of The Norwulks. This
is especially true in speaking of our
"Pastelle and Water Colors." whic'n
arc exceedingly beautiful. There is
nothing common-place or ordinary
about them. We. have countless other
articles. both dainty and attractlvo
that perhaps you never dreamed we
carried in stock; any one of which
would make on ideal gilt. This store
is truly an
Art Gallery
worthy the name. as wcll as a visit
from all who appreciate flnc art. Our
building is large. well ventilated. per-
fectly heated and lighted, a cheerful.
pleasant sort of pincc to spnul an hour
or so. Then. too. its centrally located
—-you can reach it by either trolley
lino. Strangers us well as "towns-
people" will bc made to feel doubly
welcome at the “Decker” store.
Wall I'opcrs. I’ainters' Supplies. Art-
lsts' Materials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.
DECKER,
87 Washington street.
. South Norwulk. Conn.
Tel. Call. 143-5. Open evenings till 8:30
lN Till-I TWIN CITIES.
A store full of good things. In spite
more this season than over before. The
No other line so buy.
tries. ’ no othcr prices so low. .
Pacific lnlon handicap. $2.000 for You'll find on our floor a complete
three-year-oids. to be run March 29. line of
Dining Room Furniture,
Library Tables %
iron
Chairs. Chidoniers. etc.
Now is the time to buy, while the
merit Doctors.
tail Blldlirs.
brrc for Flushing at 1:50 a. m. The
llohrnzollcrn was escorted by the (lor-
twcnty mllcs out to m with the Ger-‘
man ships. Guards of honor on board
all the various British warships. which
were covered with bunting. presented
arms as the Hohenaollsrn steamed
clown the Medway. As she passed thc
British battleship Sans Parell. the port
sdmirsl's fisgshlp. a royal salute was
fired. the band on board the battleship
played the German national anthem.
and the band of tho Hoheasollorn re—
plied witlc the British anthem.
COHBIOAN WILL 00 1'0 ENGLAND.
flan Printiaco. November u—nu
Cofflflll. the master 0‘ Hawthorne.
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status: .rsnssfutruu Dally F recght Lute
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m-lflMIIdwiflikl use his"
nonwsuc.
scorn sonwauc.
and
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CROPS Potatoes. Meat:
um’ sitr
others for 0.00.000 savages. worm
the city had failed 0 prove snytliiils
against any No at the defendants and
son counsel for senator Flinn
with the case butron thcwfaoe oft/ribs
'lgalust his client.
thought that there had been scrunch
notoriety m; n, result of the case that
It would be better for all parties to
have It go on. The taking of testi-
away was then resumed.‘
Mli LAKE'S RESIGNATION.
Regarding the resignation of later-
nal Revenue ('ollector Thomas A.
Luke, Senator Hawley says.
"There luuc been nothing but the
kindest feeling between Mr. Lake and
mystif. ills resignation was as much
at surprise in me as to ally one, nor do
I yet know the reason for it. Uponboe
lug informed by the secretary of the
treasury that he had resigned I tele-
graphed in the name of my colleague
and myself our wishes that he might
retain his place.
"His letter to me in reply says:
"My action is based entirely upon
personal grounds. after careful consid-
eration. While I should be pleased at
all times to comply with your request
to stay. I must adhcre to my course.
Thanking both you and Senator Platt
for the kind favors received. 1 remain,
etc." ‘
"Mr. Luke’s resignation takes effect
November flu.”
DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify
the blood. clean the liver. invigorate
the system. Famous little pills for
constipation and liver troubles. George
C. Stiiison. South Norwulk; Edward 1’.
Word, Norwalk.
Plumber—So long: I‘m off to lay a
pipe.
Poet—Well. good-bye: i'm all to
pipe :1 isy.~Syracuse Herald.
N0 CURE-N0 PAY.
That is the way all druggista sell
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ma-
laria. Chills and Fever. It is simply
Iron and Quinlne in a tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter, nauseating tonics. Price 60¢.
IIauui—l'tl hntc to think that you'd
throw yourself at Fred.
Murillo—Why not? llc's it good
catch—Brooklyn Life.
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Ours Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland‘s Celery Com and Tea.
25c. If it fails to cure. we \cil cheerfully
refund youwloney . ( Trial also free.)
For able at Plaisted' a Drug Store.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Wood's.
Norwalk.
"i would lay the u'orltl‘nt your feel."
he exclaimed. lint she looked at him
idly and returned:
"I see no rcasonfor troubling you.
Mr. l‘lodby. l‘nlflIl-i the law of gravity
has been unexpectedly repealed. the
earth is uircndy thcre."-——Washlugton
Star.
Mrs. R. Churchill. Berlin. \‘t.. says:
"Our baby was covered with running
sores. Dc Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo
clll‘ul her." A spcclhc for piles and
skin discuscs. licwarc of worthless
cnuntcrfcits. George C. Stillson. South
Norwnlk; Edward P. \Vted, Norwnlk.
Heel-Darling.
She—4n a minute.
llc— Darling.
She-Hcrc i am. dearest. What is it?
liv‘thltiling. Just darlingf-Ncw
York Press.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great distresl
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Ba'lm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely. "
For sale by R. H. Piaisted and F. ii.
Baxter.
"Jimmy, you must not cut with ’your
knife."
"1 how to; i’m lcft-hnmlcd."-Chi-
("ago Record.
.1. ii. Clark. Peoria. "1.. says: "Sur-
cgous wanted to oporatc on me for
nib-s. but I cured them with DcWIlt'u
Witch Hazel Salve." it is infallible for
pilcs and skin diseases. Beware of
counterieits. George C. Stillson. South
Norwaik: Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
"Who kcéps ofllcc while you are out
to see the paradox?"
“Why. the boss of coulsc. '—Dctrolt
Free Press
NO RIGHT TO IJOLINESS.
The somay who is lovely in face.
form and temper will always have
fric min. but one who would be attrac-
ficc must keep her health. If she is
w.cak sickly and all run down. she will
bc nervous and irritable If she has
(oilsflpnilun or kidney trouble, her im-
pure blood will cause pimples, blotch‘
rs. sklu cruptions and a wretched colu-
plcxlnn. I'Iln-trlc Bitters is the best
Int-diciuc in tlu- world to regulate
alumncll. livcr and kiclucys and to pur-
li'y the blood. it gives strong nerves.
bright cycs. smooth. vcivciy skill. rich
t'l'lllllllfxluli. It will ncaitc u gmul- look-
ing. charming woman of a ruu- -do\vn
invalid. Only 50 «Qnts at 1'. Ii. Bax-
tcr'a clrul. store Booth Norwalk. and
John A. Iilggs's. Norwalk.
A POWDER Mild. EXPLOSION
ltcmoves everything in sight: so do
drastic mineral pills. but both are
Prom I
cm or aoawaut. '
vuwas asp noun :
mummip... uavsloutll
so. In. LeaveNewYork.
"River.“masiltrsst,
's
i
ii
i.
I
,tuo tutu to practice on his corset."
mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite
the delicate machinery of your body
. with t-.slomel croton oil or aloss pills.
Mullen Dr. King's New Life Pills. which
'src gentle as a summer breeze. do the
work perfectly. Cures Headlehe. Con-
stipation. Only We at F. H. Baxter's
! drug store. South Norwallt. and John
A. Riggs s. Norwalk.
__._.—7......
"Prosperity brings more."
“'i'hut's no: flu! man heat door is so
busy now that he «crow-s home at nllht
mutant vi state status- rites and
Iilltetl for a non-suit. Attorney Wat-v . .
that he was perfectly willing to go on ‘
testimony nothing had been tows
Judge White
a4 .
Mrs-‘-
J“. 5‘“
Norwalk Chronicler