t e rising tide
It manifested-elf
» int prevalence of ,
. . .tlirous'h' mom-m
III famillca from
as Amhsaador
W e 'lflisuknlvliis han~
le lit Ell llsh illit-
.. atsuoe wit ut rein-
lled or wounded in the
‘ ms has taken kindly
.. . ‘ It the more
, ’t's’. inc all the 'l'lmes.‘
t I sympathetic alliance
. StItII is an easy mat-
with one with Germany.
:9! an diiferencc in rnco
4' controversy between thc
pm is not with-
'1' «turn. All manner
’ I"ltd women resident to
‘ the correspondence
tile” gllsh papers full of
, It! the nttIcllI on the queen
‘Il'lioid acme the Paris pa-
the Mach papers them-
little pain- to conceal their
f~ .. over the irritation they
no. A duel just fought in
Off! M Jules Harct of the
ill. visa. of the Librc Par-
: ly out or the contro-
litlret has been In England
. Wt PWBritish articles to his
vaI denounced by M. Viau.
"vied I challenge and paid for
hloh is paralysed to his
' Dani, the cyclist whose
‘ $217- to the present has been based
,, ,. in: Zimmerman. at Flor-
been engaged as the leading
. Lyric Theatre. Milan.
’ . strates have been de-
7 at ihel oillccs by Lord Ash-
" the lord chancellor of ireland.
wt of anti-British comments
Boer war. The proceeding‘ in
annual and especially as one of
. . Iuents was a nobleman. Lord
who. totalling to some laborers
ck, inferred that Great Bri~
‘ht have another Ladysmith in
. Lord Ashbourue naked for an
tion. but Lord Emly haunhtily
, wheieupon he was removed.
. flatly ls prominent in Ireland.
‘ Wily and politically. and an ar-
hie-ruler. The only other in.
on record is when Mr. Glad-
yem ago. deprived Lord Rosa-
‘0! I magistrtlcy for similar ut-
. l KitcheneI has decided to op-
WIdy Haifa Khartoum railroad
weekly service of traids Til-
a'llow being issued to the sec—
tsnct and Khartoum.
hearing of the inrcatlgntion of
corn with which Lord Mayor
. is mixed up has. no {In
at out nothing startling against
'1 chief magistrate A promot-
lied that iiit‘tkh’ were sent to
. . financial and otIIt'I‘ editors to
' favorable notices of the mm-
,but his testimony has been put»
contradicted by the papers specie
t. socle‘y or American tr mun will
‘I musical and theatrical nutcr-
cut in aid of the .llotilllill ship
e representath ha of the coal wot 't
have applied to the home secre-
‘ . declaring they will go out till
' unleilii the law rtltul'irinl: azzuc
hairs are enforced. They apt-i-
. unhealthftil violations of thc law
.. ttad by manufacturers. A vigor‘
prosecution was promised uni he
Idea apparently made renaona '-lo
. . I it is not likely the thrcatcn
Itrlke will occur.
'llow Are Your Ila-ep- I
W Pills curssll kidney ills.
bur IE3 Remedy 00.. Chit-Iguor
fill HAD won.“ a JEWELRY.
Harm ilm-miwr 2~A man
gives then n’ame of M. ..l Council.
“Brit 5. .but who is liPll‘H‘fl
its New iIawn lKllll'i' to be a New
‘ ‘ thief is being held at the (‘en-
station until the poliie can learn
”on about him. l‘ounell was arrest-
pin he was about to board a twin for
Mun. In his I. akcts were found a
Mrs gold Illfllll and a gold Int kct
,mm a crescent and star. ”imposed or
{our diamonds a ruby and a sapphire.
A lock of hair was found in the locket.
."hnt I picture had been torn out. A
. shall notebook. with a fine IoIIeI-tion
, d postage stamp. of nearly cvexy
try and denomination. and a l'fll’d-
. containing a collection of New
ark terryboat and railroad tickets.
may aim found. The police believe
tut Council is one of the men who
he. been robbing passensern on the
York Ne ew Haven and Hartford
' ‘lrmd for several months
’ Allan COPiJi‘ FROM run on.
‘ Jam
Francisco. December 2~—The
-- Coptic has arrived from the
. rlI Honolulu. No mail or pulse
Whirled until after quail;
W . Goodric
that the transport Fort ster-
left Seattle on November
”I for Manila. put in port
' on account of heavy
MI reported 'nli
- . Amman the (‘opiic's
‘II'I evatuvrnsy General
With. and In Hayward
WI general at Honolulu.
W
W melt T0 or. Ignimi
’1 m. December L'— (- o
. dry'docts in the l'nnml
“I“ In constructed at Hunter ..
at this harbor. a will be on.“
rock basin and will root
. Thcdock II to be 7.0
feet wide It the bot-
to“ wide It the top“
.m‘ww
Mr. d hflfl. J.“ ‘
‘tiitiira
wheat The
Irdaon's father It In! It. Moist-.-
nus . ,.
b3...” ’1
lira. it. A Brae koland W
ter. Miss Zita Penney. were Thanks-
giving I at Mrs. Bmken' I flllilll-
lfl‘prl. ..’I‘ O'Brien. in New Brit-
sin.
.0...
Mrs. ll G. Johnson. of Merwln street.
retained to her it me yesterday tram
I visit of nearly rec months with a
sister in South Ashhurnhsni. Haas
.0—
Ex- Mayor and Mrs. W B. Reed have
returned home from New York, where
they were the guests of their daughter
Mrs. George 0. Raymond.
no...
Mrs. M. 8. Allen and Dir. and Mrs.
Franklin Acker and family spent
Thanksuivlng with Mr. and hire a.
M. Allen. of West street.
hire. (teal-rte Wyinau. of Wilton ave-
nue. is visiting her brother, William
flush. roprletor of the. Newman
House. nProvldenca.
.0.—
MiIu Anna Newoomb. of New York.
apt-at Thanksgiving with her parents.
MI. and him D. A. Newcomb. of Wcst
Mulll street. ‘
u—o-o— ’
'I‘IIc Misses Nettie and Alice Merwin.
of Maple street. accompanied by their
mother. spent yesterday with relatives
in Weston.
.4,—
Miss May D. Smith. who is now em-
ployed in New York. spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her mother in Hmiland
street.
—o——
Mr. anti Mrs. Winfield Scott. of Nor-
walk. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Stevens. in Ridgelleld. thiI
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Haint. of Be-
thel. spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
hlrt. Theodore R. Smith. of Ely sve-
nae.
._o_-
Miss Jennie Dibble. of New Britain.
is visiting her parents. Mr. anti Mm.
Lorenzo Dibble. of South Malt. utrt‘tt.
.0.—
tlrI. D. L. Ferris. of Stamford. spent
Thanksgiving with her mother. Mrs.
Mary E. 8. Stuart. of West avenue.
-—o-—-
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed. of Dan-
zbury. will spend Sunday with their
son. Irving H. Reed. of Norwalk.
.0.-
.“I‘li. H. H. Morton. of 35 Taylor ave.
one. is spending a few days in Bridge-
port and Stratford.
-—°—-
Rev. hi. W. Barry and Rev. Pathol-
Smith havtnbecn guests at St. Mary's
parochial residence.
.~o._.
Mrs. P. J. Comp. of East avenuc. is
a client of her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Wily. of Hartford.
—o—-
it. S. ilissell. of Newark. ha.M
C. i‘.
bird. 8.
been a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
lletta. of The Green.
~0——
David Shechnn will return to his du-
ties in the Patent Office at Washing-
ton on Sunday.
—--o——
Dr. (Y. I. Ferris. of New York. has
been spending a few days at his home
in West street.
--o—
Iinvld ('ausaasa. of " .ew Britain. for
merly of Smith Norw.nik was In town
Thursday.
”0.-
Chester F. Tollcs. Jr. of Ansonia
ha» been visiting relatives in South
Norwalk.
_0._
Mr. and hire. George H. St. John. of
Norwalk. are spending the day In New
llt‘ivrn.
—(’-—-
Mrs. Minnie l. Nash sprint Thanks-
xiving with Mm. Zciuh'. of Concord
street.
_0_
Mine Florence Martin. of New York.
spent Thanksgiving at Elmenworth.
+—
William H. Beers. of Ridgefleld. was
a visitor to South'Norwalk. today.
_0_
Frederick C. Bennett. of Hartford. is
visiting in Norwaik.
SWHPT AWAY BY A BREAKER.
Eureka. Cal. December 2—The stea-
mer Weeottc flea a total wreck on the
south jetty of Humboldt Bay. having
struck the rocks there. and of the
twenty- -four persons on board all are
safe hilt two One passenger. Mra Car-
mithael. a resident of Ferndale in this
count). and Gus Nelson.a seam-n of
the steamer. lost their lives. lira. Car-
michael was the first person the crew
tried to rescue. She was In- the basket
which was on the lite line‘s-on to the
doomed vessel from the jetty. A big
breaker struck the basket as she was
almost In the arms of her rescuers. and
she was swept away. um was kill—
ed by a falling spar. whicn struck him
and broke his neck. The vessel was
owns-d by the N. H. 8. Steamship Com-
pany. otherwise the Charles P. Doc
Company. of San Francisco.
NOTICE TO DRUGGIS’I‘S.
We. the undersigned. respectfully an-
noum-e that our guarantee printed on
the bark of coin package of Nutt's
tough I-‘yrup is oitlcisl. and we Itand
behind every bottle as represented.
Raymond Medicine Co Boston. Man.
makers of Nutt' I Pure Jamaica linger.
with Air. lua-
«III ills
tilt
ii a
W
II on
till
Ii II
II it
I: a
II II
II it
II a
II KRIEGER a col
Mahsokcmo Hotel Block.
_..--—-—
spacial. any: or»
Trimmed Hats
One of the Greatest Bargains ever offered
to the Iodide of the NOrwalks.
We w’ill sell for the NEXT TEN DAYS
all of our Three and Four Dollar ilatsfor
$1.
Come early and get the cream of the lot.
[-1. Krloger 0- 00.
Sale commences Saturday morning. 25th.
where to act it at a most
able price.
Up- to-date Coats are of
Sill
Sill
Sill?
till.
Sill
an.
an?
all.
“9”} FRANCIS
Coverts, Kerseils.
obtainable.
collar.
98
Prices for the asking.
$I90 $l98 stilt ‘sm all has .993 Stat;
mmhdmwmudflsmmmiwh
United Itslss and WWIhMpnv-IMM
"I? lm rm
g‘fi
I a.
msocsomrs.
Cni. this ulvmmessm within In days,
FREE 80A? 0ft "' "‘ “a”
Doctor-M's
Muir-M
new growth
and custom calm- and
beauty to my hsir. Rev
moves IMNDBUH" sled
flap! 1" A I: I. l 5 ii and
braking of the hair. Cov-
ers holds spoil.
Dr. If A l' 5 If A In-
llEAL‘l'fl hi pmtiallly I
Hair Food. which acts on
the roots. airing then- the
maind Marl-hues}. it.
is mAds from absolutely
pure vegetable ingredi-
ent-sud does not rub oil
or looks ills III! m.
produces:
O
O
O
8 “bullion. ii. In.
felowls.
DIOQTID II-
comma-Bum; I'l-
lolly minted
Hay hr
”'1‘
at.
r. Phio
of scalp. but of entire body.
title cake at Leading
DEA. E“
lass-I do
dies fail
wear-Ir. Ill an semi run an
40 es. colt-lulu? boulr (l.
I?" ‘ Writ» l‘l [thaw I’H
fore been
may now be
red at
from *
Ag cut for
. 1—.—
Igo. occurred It
Sl‘RANCE C0.
way New York truanc-
nvleluu contention. wh'sg- 1
rd disiln- tl.y Mhslxl Inc- all "the! inn I
ibistortshle and unity roll»- «I
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Agents ,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
W
The Most Sensible
Holiday or curl-unis- Gift I young new "you spoke or me Is 'a nut."
man can make his parents. is the pro-’
per kind of I Life Insurance Policy. .drIniItic critic,
It shows his devotion. love and respect. Were too great for the company you are .
llilldlitnlll'smflllfllflltllllllmiw
mum.
letsae Institutes. Denim lass lure Pruitt so garter
m8.» strait—iii" III lawn sue It Mm“.
80. NORWALK—PIalsted. 43 Washington Street; Baxter. 8 South Main st.
NORWAIsK—Rl‘gs. ll Mllfl‘ Street.
A FIN
SOAP
All!h and BATH. Dn-
tmysdlsrus germa to hair ‘h-flh not onl
3
Hill)
you can use for hair. scalp. complexion.
Draw.
3:. "Elli
IDISES 000E0
Ii homo ivy-yam invisible dev'luz; help can .I
Iu- ira ul I.
l f If lmu it
“It"
IMPORTANT.
. Where personal bonds have hereto-
ry. corporate bonds
moderate cost
llCOB M. LAYTON,
THE AETNA‘ INDEMNITY 00..
Hartford Conn.
House Boiler Explodes ! I
Accident in I New Britain Home.
New Britain. November Zl—Au acci-i
dent exactly simiinr to that by which,
M. H. Judd lost his life here two years~
the residence ot‘ .
Jami-a Farrell. in Lafayette street. A _.__... ’
steam holler in the basement exploded
and was hurled through the parlor
door. carrying the door with It through
the ceiling into a room above.
chimney was completely removed and
the house In general wrecked. Insure
your house boilers in the HARTFORD
STEAM BOILER INSPECTION I IN-
The
IE“. it“. 00..
mil
[arr-mm Journal.
98 Washington Street.
South Norwaik.
OLSEN’S
Envy m
WM
to «stove and. white or
bleached hair amulet
color and HI. loud”:
"doa- not. ata- eealp or
his...
" NOT A OIAY "All
LEI"? the who" of
hsndrods Ida it.
A CLIAI'. DAINTV
DIEMHNO. Dilli-
DA'I'ELY PEIWIED
"and widths. In button and lace. For this week
5|. 98.
roiuzt‘. shoes for the same money.
nus rs “Luisa
our, unusual on
lABlMI. 13" 11' NOW.
$2.98.
as good as the best.
sndtske Maudbswili veyousl fight: ”I 2 98
IA I) D
rarer-fit. my...“ the“? .. . R'Ilnd't...:.lf..‘lh.. . “the. his... 3 , ,
bu“: "nit: agent .‘ ilessts.1‘his 035i; " ”w onese- tales-Ins langy'bm (‘0.
’1 mm rm pit of- 00m“ I“ ‘3 “ML-mi- Old Ladies' Fleece Lined Comfort Shoes. all sizes.
98c
:00 pairs of Men's and Women's every day shoes.
98c.
”00.
Brazilian
l Balm
llie' weailIeI‘we ale Windmill 00!:
1101101 llOllf purchasinalleaw coats. '
butv'cold will helical isooiiaadihoa.
luv/ill [be a meat monetam advan-
lace to know what to wear and
a soft woolu material, Oxfords,
i One of the slickest Driving Coats
Ills plush-lined. with
two collars, one a beavu ulster
We can satisiil all Ill Ulsters.
#30:.
l'OISOll' '
Victims.
ti. CO..
We are going to pay particular attention this week to our ladles' med-
' ium priced shoes. We have lost reteived I large shipment that we haunt
to sell for $3 00 These shoes are hand sewed. the very latest style, all slus
our lien' I Specials this week in Box Calf, Russian Calf and Vici Kid Ire
regular “.00 shoes. in all the latest styles and are warranted to outwear any
Men's Patent leather Dress Shoes made at the beat material, and wear
School Shoes of all kinds and prices. Call and see them.
Olscn’ 5 Shoe Store,
8i WASBIBGTOI STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
W: “1100th Healer! ”33-23“ 00 A L
P. H. BAXTER.
R. H. PLAIS'I‘ED.
Druggists.
South Norwalk.
WW
wife and children to greet you at night;
cook with meals on time. all because you
COAL from
Daily Freight Line a
$5.00
l’lllldlllll
The comfort of home assured. Warm house, happ
(00an
ordered your
we... RaymondBros
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and
NEW YORK.
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l
‘ The Home Paper.
Leave Norwalk I p. In. Leave South
Norwalk, 0 p. III. Leave New York.
Pier” .Esst liver. Beekntan III-est.
,' 'f mun-sits” Thumbnail-tints
.3.“ .._-..
Iva—er.“
-filu
{an
aft-"95.n- In
l-Inhle. ”Mammoth-l,“
DWIIIIlanu-p'.
E 'str. "fluid the large—and muscular
" 'Allow me to assure you.‘ said the,
that I meant you
‘ln."
2
Autheaetovhshgofthehtndtht
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Induce.
Isvcwlllhe. IthMuMaMheldisgialhlr-
mallthepsoplelntown ’l'isepspsrndthpaflsm
llalyhotb
M&,1hclbm“ydMIgth-spssple
The Evening Sentinel
psi-«wwwm- , A.
Lotti?
. be
our, in he“. printing pron business.
. all»... I. .I.. ma» Hurt
fit-wotisommpruis.
hilheldlll
grlr llfI
two-no "w’quWh. I. and 3m-
5'
llama Ins minted with the
oak sting Pms Company and
.Iulluilucllilr'wtnt in Wk for the
Walter sea. laws Company.
White with the Scott many in.
. fmfivam the press, which bars
A number of years ago he severed
ills connection with the am Com
by and went into business for II n;-
Ielt. He amassed a fortune. He II
survived by I widow and two married
counter-
ABHOBE ON THE JEBBEY COAST.
New York. December 2—The British
I schooner Csesller. Irom Oonaivea tor
Stamford. is ashore on the New Jersey
coast aesr Atlantic Highlands. A
tag has gone to her assistance and it.
is expected that she will iloat at high
tide this evening.
DR. COMINGB STILL UNCONBCIOUB.
New Britain. Conu.. December 2—
The condition of Dr. Comings remains
unchanged. He passed I quiet ulsht
and is still unconscious.
A comparatively new business is the
making of artificial palms.
"l was nearly dead with dyspepsia.
tried doctors. visited mineral springs.
and grew worse. I used Kodol Dyspepo
sis Cure. That cured me." It digests
what you eat. Cures indigestion, sour
stomach. heartburn and all forms of
dyspepsia. George C. Simeon. South
Norwalk: Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Workmeu excavating It Gettyburg
for I cellsr unearthed the bones of I
baton soldier.
8100 REWARD $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages Ind
that Is CItarrII. Hall's CItIrrh Ours
is the only positive care now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease. requires I
constitutional treatment. Hall's Cs-
tarrh Care is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system thereby destroy- '
lag the foundation of the disease. and
giving the patient strength by build-
ing up the constitution and misting
nature In doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in its cur-
ative powers, that they oler One Hun.
dred Dollars for any case that it falls
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY & 00.. To-
ledo. 0.
Sold by drugglsts. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Near Hastings. England. lives an
eccentric old man who daily prays to
the Ian at noon.
Mr. J. Sheer. Sedslla. M0,. saved his
child's life by One Minute Cough Cure.
Doctors had given her up to die with
croup. It 's an infallible cure for
coughs, colds. grippe, pneumonia.
bronchitis and throat and lung tron.
bles. Believes at once. George C.
Stillson, South Norwalk; Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.
Buddhist priests are endeavoring to
have their religion adopted as the
state religion of Japan.
“Mammals”
“Wombats”
TokulorlenOnom
annular-canines”
l‘ske Cleveland's Luwifl’checri Healer. was cents.
ifitfailstocure. we ullyrdnad
vonrmcnirz'. L‘P‘slcbn free)
For Isle It PhlItod'I Dru lion.
Bouilorwamsadldwlrd E'Id'l.
Norwalk. . .
Natural kickers—Gaye” girls.
T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
An usmusicsl organisation-Jinn
hat hand.
Miss Annie E. Gunning. Tyre. Mich. '
Weed.
Sticks to form—Court plaster.
THE ENVY OF ALL WOMEN.
What womsnorglrldoesaotsdllrw
a beautiful rose-elated complexion. OII
mmmltlfthehloodllim-
pure or week. if the bowels Ire coastl-
poled. if the liver III kidneys In out
order. IfyonwonldtryDr. I“:
Family Remedyd the great herb
Norwalk Chronicler