Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 13, 1899 · page 2

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MW The Home of Santa Claus.

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tske no other.

PRIMARIEB IN MERIDEN.

Meriden. December Id—Both the Ite-
publicana and Democrats hold their
primaries last night tor the purpose or
choosing delegates to attend the con»
ventiona to be held Friday night for
the purpose oi nominating candidates
to be balloted for at the iorthcomins
municipal election. The Democratic
delegates chosen are unanimous for It
E. West for mayor. The Republicans
held primaries in but tour of the live
wards. but the malorit'y oi the dele—
gates chosen were said to favor W A
Kelsey. publisher or the Morning Rec-
ord, ior mayor.

FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE.

Soothington. December tharles
Buckelt. aged thirty-three. a farmer
living near the Cheshire line, commit-
ted suicide by hanging. yesterday at-
ternoon. The man went into a wood
about a quarter of a mile from ms
home and attached the rope to a bush
that was not over six feet high and ill
order to strangle himself had to "I
down. He was a married man and his
wiie. who had missed him. discovered
the remains. Nobody knows what
caused him to and his life.

 

 

lash". Haven
ovulation iron:
tt that there
t the next col-
, alone will not
Congressional
two or three gen-
district who are seek-
" misinformation will
, o! the blues.
own that Senator I’latt
, . didtrict might expect
. p. Prohbly, he wasn't
”abrasion of opinion
vate the agony.
. . . . “I that 001181?”-
.‘ trotting hard for the
t of Acting Col-
, , .. This! letter is an old Nor-
aad 9 he were appointed it
'nld . the third district
' lsed and Congressman
t claim a portion of the
ing to the capture.
piece of iniormation is to
that Hon. John H. Buck. oi
had written to Senators Haw-
Natl declining the further use
as a candidate for United
3.. ~ attorney. This action
inohedspn'n-ns cticelly the
ct mulling dy within

. illicit“ are now trying
fie appointment ior Francis
of that city He has served
1”"‘ ll chairmen of the
’ town committee and has
1'. machinery to bring the
.t sum
1, it not the only oppon-
,“is Allen W. Paige oi
He is vigorously support-
.. . Hill.
' . e a: question of strength
Widowley and the con-
' Tron! the Fourth district.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

N. v. N. ll. all. R. Ii.
TIME TIBLE-

 
 
 
 

Luvs scorn” seawater roe
new roux.

A. Is—llzm. 4:561. 5:45. 0:15. 0:55
7:13. 1:541. 8:101. 0:031. 9:30. 9:581
10:27:. 11:36:. 11:40.

P. IL—nzflx. 1:11. 2:251. 8:04. 8:21)
4:07. 5:101. 5:831, 5:551. 0:41.. 7:50
8:11. 10:20.

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SUNDAYS.
A. M.—12:53X, 4:551. 5:45!. 9:05.
P. M.-3: 211. 5:85.7z20, 10:10.

LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.

Ale-12:021. 5:00. 0:00. 7:00. 8:001
0:001, 0:02, 10:021. 10:04. 11:001.
11:02.

P. M.—12:021. 1:04. 2:001, 8:021.
3:301. 4:021. 4:041. 4:30. 5:021, 6:001.
9:111. 10:051. 11:081. 11:42.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

611i. December 13~Adelbert s.
ol the actuary 0! state and
mud United States omi-

South Airica. sailed

 

' ' ' SUNDAYS.
the American line steamship __ , , , ,
" On his arrival in England f; :Jf‘om' °'°°- 7'“ 1M”:
will proceed by the Cutie line ' ' ' -
. loath Africa. He expects to LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
[tamed by rail irorn Cape NEW HAVEN.

A. Id.-—1:111. 1:201. 0:28. 7:43. 0:“
9:111. 10:061. 11:081. 11:42.

P. ll.—12:021. 1:12. 3:071. 4:18. 5:27
0:21. 7:05. 7:28. 0:06!.'0:15. 11:15.

The new consul
W to take the place oi
Iarrum. who was recently re—
Ir. Hay will not only look
of the United States

N be also the custodian of the m" 333, 5:04,, 1;”.

" the English consulate. SUNDAYS.
’5 -jnat before the selling of __ , , . .
in. air. trey said: "I am 1‘; £3,311? ”9" “M13-

filth Attica as ordinary con—
. SOUTH NORWALK T0 DAM!
1, do not see that there is an)" A. 14:35. 10:10:.

mm" “"l ‘ “n “’ P.I.—I:20.4:25.S:10.5:88.

received any instructions
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK

mam as has been sug-
'itioringsd a settlement be- Alt—6:00. 7:25. 9:43. 11:37.
P. M.—4:20. 5:32.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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...—14“....— DundaytrainstoDanbury.0:10a.m
FOR nodal/ill QllAKlrlts. 7: 36 r. In. lave Dasbury. 8: to a. a

bet la—A com-
iladdplla friends have bo-
g.“ pliant of 35.000 pounds or
tor the Doukhobers. or Itas—
in Canada. The con-
janitorial two cars oi corn
‘ tons of clothing. 100 cases
seed 011.11ro" bales oi
maul tor clothing. torty sacks
holes of melted milk and
m wheels
W. When the Donk-
. from Russia. Philadel-
s't them 08.000, ands
.~ .1 shipment of 42.000
* ‘ “mono was tor-
3"" They will require
during the winter.“
unmet was nearly

 

 
 

GOOD W
PRINTING

brings good results. A
business is judged by
its printed matter. it
costs very little to have
your work done by us
in good form.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Bridgeport in addition to above. p

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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OVmO.

Bring your friends to see the greatest assortment of Christmas Novelties
ever attempted in The Norwalks. Churches and Societies who are looking
for quantities will save time and money by shopping here.

Special mention might be made oi our line China. Cut Glass. Lamp and
Silverware Departmentr—in tact every one of the 82 departments deserve
special mention. for they are brimiull oi new bargains.

OPEN EVERY EVENING—PROMPT DELIVERY.

TEL. 188-4.

 

Christmas Sweepers !

One can scarcely think of a more useful
article for a Christmas present than a good
We have made a large purchase
of an excellent one. in light or dark wood.
handsomely finished. to sell at

$2 .00 each.

We also have on hand the well-known

BWOODOI'.

Bisull
Snipers

We shall be pleased to show you our assort-
ment of Carpet Sweepers.

A. ,Dic‘kerman
8- Sim,

rwmwlkolorukm

Wye 1

mm W. satiety it would take this entire paper to enumerate
Our three doors. covering sspsce oi anew some test. is turned over to
, Holiday attractions. and puts iorth the appearances oi a veritable iairy-
land. .We have numbered all ages and classes. catering to the waste oi
Bring the children to In

 

 

 

 

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‘ " j ,9 I Weight hsgisworkon

HQ" this 'wsa“rtsl variety until now

i i . ,9 4 Q .

denies! ....
work as possible in the present exam-

lnations He warned all to be caretul

ere ”“th be no it" WW"...

to tile New tendon miss lastion ar-
rangementa.

lies Annie E. Gunning. ‘l'yre. Mich.
says he suffered a long time iron: dys-

”Dill:
2...?"
cats what you

'letely cured me.
km dares all in” of stomach
. It never fails to give imme-

diate relief in the worst cases. George
c. Stillson. South Norwalk; Edward P.
Weed. Norwal‘k.

ANTI-TRUST CONFERENCE.
Chicago. December lh—The execu-
tive committee at the Anti—trust Con-
ference decided last night to hold an
anti-ltzrust meeting in this city Febru-
ary . .

lir. J. sheer. Sedans. 110., saved his
child's life by One linuu Cough Cure.
Doctors had given her up to die with
croup. It 's an iniallible cure for
coughs, colds. grippe.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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hiss. Believes at once. George c.
Stillson. South Norwalk: Edward P.
Weed, Norwalk.

A mode of decoration i'll‘ evening
gowns that gives a rich clicct is pro.
duced by appliques of lace outlined
with tiny silk or tinsel cord a white
satin ioundation showing where the
material is cut away.

 

 

 

It takes but a minute to overcome
tickling in the throat nd to stop a
cough by the use oi One Minute Cough
core. This remedy quickly cures all
iorrna of threat and lung troubles.
Harmless and pleasant to take. lt pre-
vents consumption. A iamous speciilc
for grippe and its alter etfocts. George
C. Btillson. South Norwalk; Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk.

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A new place for the sash with fring—
ed ends is on the moii of fur Two or
three loops are 11th made and caught
with a jewelled buckle or ornament
and the ends hang several inches be—
low the entire mud.

SAVED A 301" 8 LIFE.

lire. Captain H.11ubbard. or Mll-
iord Del. nys: "Braallian 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. 11.1’1aiated and F. H.
Baxter.

 

 

 

it is well to keep a good supply at
aliohol in the house for bathing pur-
poses 61 to the feet a good bath of it
at the close of ironing day or when
tired from any we it that requires
long standing. Soul: thcln ilrst and
then sponge them with alcohol in
which there is every small per cent.
of water.

RHEUIA'I’ISI 111 ummrartr.

it has Just been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism is
hereditary and that it is due to a mi-
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism
Cure kills the microbe and cures the
disease. l’rice one dollar per package.
Manuiactured by Corona Compounding
00.. Camden. N. J. For sale by It. 11.
Finland. 48 Washington tit. South
Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

Greatness. after all. in spite of its
name. appears to be not so much a cor
lain size as a certain quality in human
lives. it may be present in lives whose
range is vcry small

81 Washington St,
South Nor-walk.

 

 

OLSEN’S

We are going to pay psrticular attention this week to our ladies' med-
ium priced shoes. We have Just rescind a large shipment that we bought
to sell for all. 00. These shoes are hand aewtsl, the very latest style. all since,
and widths, in button and lace. For this week

Our Ilen’ I Specials this week in Box Calf. Russian Gulf and Vici Kid are
regular 84. 00 shoes. in all the latest styles and are warranted to outwear any

shoes tor the same money

0

Iden's Patent leather Dress Shoes made of the best material, and wear

asgoodaathebest.

Old Ladiea' Fleece Lined Corniort Shoes. all since.

:00 pairs of leu's and Women's every day shoes.
I

Behoollhoesotsllkindssndprices. Gallandasethem.

Olsen’s Shoe Store,

 

LYN: GUN “NE
Are the Rostrum-11y for i'olds. llmd-
at he and Grippe. They break up a Cold
([11th illumtlloixm'rol anti}. caz'ry-
illg 0 level and other p animus matter
from the a stool. tiunl‘wteid to cure.
Try them. cults. For rule by
Edward P. Weed. 38 Wall street.
Norwallt.

An excited man gives himself away.
It is notorious that human nature is
most easily read when it is turned up-
side down—Detroit Journal.

1 s].-

$l.98.

 

 

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$2. 98.

"One Minute Cough Cure is the best
rcmcdy 1 ever used for coughs and
colds.
rough Children all like it." writes
11. N. Williams. (icntryvillo. ind. Nev-
cr fails. it is the only harmless rem-

$2.98.

and lung troubles Its early use pre-
vents consumption George C. Still-
aon. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed
Norwalk.

The table oi measures says that three
barley corns make one inch. and so
they do. When the standards of mea-
sures were ilrst established. three ber-
leycorns. well dried. were taken and
laid end to end. three being understood

tomake an inch in length.

 

98c.

 

 

in D
s: wiser-clot 31118311300111 rotyiill. 3&133. o3;
5—! 5., lo Ours lore Throat in One Day
To Ours floorsenoas in One Day

“Advertising is the Key Note to Success.”

The Evening Sentinel is the medium through which the
success is obtained.

Tate Clcvolnml' o Tam. llralt r, 25 (will.
I! it toilet!) rule.» m- w H « lawfully rclutal

rourrrrmrz. tTvinl'imil-m)

Dior sale at l'islsted's Drsgltors
losthNorwslk.aadldwardP. Wood‘s
larwalk.

 

The political term "dark horse' ori.
rinsed tools the habit oi jockeys

wwwmwtudarkcotcra
see platinum-sunsc-

 

lino- , ‘ .. _

pneumonia, 9
' bronchitis and throat and lung trou- .

w. s. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann Streets,

It is unequalled tor whooping,

edy that gives immediate results. =
Cures coughs. colds. hoarsoness croup. .
pneumonia, bronchitis and all throat.

 

 

lie ‘ a Forty tears.
for My years 1 sum potluck
The result rrsitwu alga ”Kin"

 
 

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1 'IP
who if". “931 KLM’

m Hold bv dreams-fie.
mm?

d. 0. Jlll‘lNlNufS.

«.l’ladl Hills. Criminal. 9on0:
' Dealer in
Wall Paper. and Baron

 

1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk
Sample limits 01' Latest Styles of
Papers. Borders and Gill Mulllinr
taken to houses {or inspection. on no
lies by postal. Estimates cheerfully
given.

 

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i’llllllblllg and Steam litiliili
Hot litter Heating.
Hot All Heating.

STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND 'I‘lN ROOFING.

Gas and Steam Fitting.

Gila Fixtures. Metal Coiling.

little you seen our stock of

RICHMOND RRNGES i

lldonesdfidchlissco.

17 WM. L STREET. NORWALK

Soul lirvail Salingi Bill

Open daily. oxocpt Saturday. from
0 a. m.. to 12 m., and from 1 to 3 p. to.
Saturday, 0 a. m. to 1.1' m. and on Mon-
day evening from? to 8

Interest allowed on deposits.

ALDEN SOLMANH. i’rrsi.
JOHN 11.1‘ERIIIS, Vire-I’rost
GEO.1-‘.BEARSE.Ser-.und'lrcne

HORSE$

To Suit Everybody.

etc.

 

We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.

M. TKELOV.

marrow 1mm.
Knuth Nov-walk

 

—_

8611 Shell Crabs
Pickled Oysters

Blue Polnta
Bout outoll iln- half-shell

Imported 011

Long Island Oysters
the finest to ho had

Beinzc'a Baked Beans

We grind our nwll
Horne Radish

Imported Soupa.

HUNT .& EELUFF

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“' '°"‘ Pimples

pus-develops.
”aim.

Gall Bo (lured

ll Ullltd

Royal Pearl.
use no u .00 ll 010061818

 

 

 

House Boiler Expllodesl

Accident in a New Britain Home.

New Britain. November 21—An accl-
dsnt exactly similar to that by which
M. ii. .ludd lost his liie here two years
ago. occurred at the residence of
James Farrell. in Lafayette street. A
steam boiler is the basement exploded
and was hurled through the parlor
floor. carryingothe floor with it through
the ceiling into a room above. The
chimney was completely removed and
the house in general wrecked. Insure
your house built-rs in the HARTFORD
STEAM BOILER INSPECTION s. lN-'
BUMNCI CO.

"TAYLOR & GOLDEN,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

raysitatéwg? UM.

ea I'INE or

’COARSE ea wanted. . ,

Other
only.

*

machines chop meat

THIS DOES AWAY

WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.

’ fi-o—u-

Cl'lOl’S l’otatoes. Meat.

Apples.

mhns Broad.-

EVERYTHING.

A machine you will use
every day. Calland see it.

ComStOck,
Watkins
6': Dow,

112 Washingion Street.
80. Norwelk.

 

Win

It is not a bit too early
to think of Holiday
Goods, and it is well '
worth remclnberingthat, ’
nowhere in town can be

found

most of gifts suitable
for every member of the
family than in our store
We are already lavi

goods,

maswdeiivery.

A. J. COLLINS & 00.,

Funeral Directors
and Embalmers,
12 North Main Street.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

a larger assort-

aside for Chri

 

SEE OUR
WINDOWS!

daily pass our store have

You who

already noticed
holp it. they're so attractive.

couldn't
But you

them—you

who “haven't been our way" we espec-

ially invite.
asking yoursoli the question:

in them?"

You're wondering now,
“what's
Well,

PICTURES

for one thing. The kind of pictures
that the loner-r one looks at. the more

they want to son.
slop inside.

"tori-taste."

To see "more" just
the windows are only :1
We'll cheerfully show

you many works of art and if you're

looking {or
it lzere.
of

an ideal gift you can 11an

Then. too. we have hundreds

ART NOVELTIES

Illinty effects of the "master hand."

the one who

so skillfully plys the

brush. Everybody knows we're head-
quarters for

PICTURE FRAMES.

Wail I'apers. Painters‘ Supplies. Art-

lsts' Materials.

Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decorating.

DECKER,

87 Washington street.

South Norwalk. Conn.

'I‘cl. Call. 143-5. Open evenings till 8:30.

 

Daily

SOUTH NORWALK.

Freightline

‘ eon
NORWALK. l

 

Leave Norwalk lp .m.

Propellers
CITY 0" NORWAliK.
vowel: arm sauna.

 

have («1th

Nerwalk. e p. m. I’lleave New Yer-h.
await.

new as. last ltlvsr, leek-ea
Jan.

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