Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 7, 1900 · page 2

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was hostile to
d said the
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in the rat £33 unjust!E
therefore tube stopped.
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in gain by raising her
of insure and liberty
Peter. member.
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GOURClL STRIKE.
Mad Men
at Work in Chicago.
7~—\'enri_\ one hair
i the animal unions of
' Traded Councils elm
h, to MY. are now
“proportion will be
‘ the next few days,
,1 the contractors. who
the are rules probably
‘ on Saturday when the
h II! be «unveiled
day indeed of until

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planer nt 1355 divided
and stone masons.
stone cutters. car-

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to the National Libsai
1,53.“ votes were

1.13.482 were {or

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on the president to

result. and Dr Hurst,
fie telnet: of the eon-2

This! tribute to General?

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the people was-doomed.

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New Brunswick Government 0mm};
Enforcing Health Regulations.

Fredericton. N. 8.. February 7-Thr
new Brunswick government oflcialr
arc enrol-dog the helltb regulations in
several counties in View of an out-
brrak 0! small pox. The disuse ins
append in ruioostomanda lug
number of houses are now under unar-
Weatniaeland. Haula-
disenae was brought to New Brunswick
9min the province of Quebec. where
there are no! nurly :80 cases. A
large pert-tuner of victims in this pro.
finer arc employees or the lnterial.
onial Railroad. most of whom v- 31‘
on trains running across the Quebec
luminary.

Th0 disuse. wherever it has boon
'i’onnd. is in a mild form. and ihcrc
have been no own... There are about
sixty uses in New Brunswick at pm
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(‘ITY COUNCIL ON STRIKE.

 

Refuses to Hold Earnings in Order to
Enforce Caucasians.
Syracuse N. Y- February 7——S\ ra~

minor-ii going on a strike. The mom-

The action is considered a holdoup
by Mayor moire to enforce com-es-
stuns to the Council at eertsln pro-
matures which the aldermen insist
hnie been usurped by the new boauisg
which xre controlled by the mayor it
is aim reprded as a lever in this and
lmher cities of the seromi class if pos—
sible. to bring about legislation at Al-
gbany ehich shall provide for the pay-
men! of salaries to the members of the
Council.

LILY WHlTB BEFCBUCASS.

Tir ket Nominated at the convention
Held Vat Alexandria.

New Orleans February T-Jl'he Lily
White ltemlbliun attention at Ale!-
andria nominated the following ticket:
E Governor C. ”anatomic; lieumant
governor. 1::de Wylie: secretary of
.WGonersl J Dalian; attorney
Knoblach: treasurer.
:(‘aptain F. J. Woodward. audios. J.
C Weeks: superintendent of education
A. G Hurray.
Fusion with the Poonlisis was not al-
tested. but a conference committee was
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OLD BOIlllOK STEAISBIP C0.

Pier 2‘. Roi-ill River ew York.
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84 Washington St. 80. Hawaii:

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fin ”‘ ll 10 ft lengths, and all tlitv' L
' latest manila pér mll. f
“de1“ this egg banter and credm ulil'pper 25c 7

Mrs. Poita' irons. 3 in a set {with handié and stand 89c
Balance of ”2151' heaters. to aim, 25 per cent discount
% per cent discount on ell fancy lamps from 3?. (I) up

Notwithstanding the ten-lilo advance in the cost oi

all merchandiae. our nrices today are lower than ever
before in the history of our business. 7-

Remember Furniture. Carpéts and Bedding are om

Spring Goods. Winter Goods.
We invite'yon to‘look ‘ Our half price sale of
at our new line of Winter Garments .is‘,
. continued. This gives
EmbrOIdenes Children's Jackets 31 00 up
in narrow and wide. fine Niall“, “eke“ $250 up '
0,. heavy. Remnants Ladies‘ Jackets $2.50 up
of Embroideries ' at Fur Boars, Collar-
ngfly reduced prices. alias and Muffs one-
New stock of Ribbons third off.
in latest 8h3d°3° . Reduced prices on
New stock of Carpets Flannel and Silk
and Oil Cloths. Waists.

North American

ibomii ”at-0am
hOnreflmofimtinnonoy
960111! Hum-3.3“”

Take Cleveland‘ej Relief. 25ml!-
t‘ it fallow cure. wcvn lchcugullyrefinsl
“if time". (Trial 3% free.

For sale at Planted“: drug store,
South Norwaik. nod Edward P.Weed' 8,
Norwalk.

CHAMPION WOMAN BOWLER.
.1‘oledo. Ohio. February Lollies Rose
Murray of this city, whose record. o!
236 is claimed to he tho but ever made
by a woman in this country last night
defeated W. V. Thompson. the winner
at a recent eastern bowling tour-
ney three games out of five it
’was Miss Murray‘s first. match game.
She has entered the woman's national
tourney at New York June 15 to 23.
and will bowl for the national individ-
ual championship. . .

Mrs. J. K. Miller. Newton Hamih
ton. Pa. writes "i think DeWitt'a
Witch Hazel Salve the grandest salve
made.“ it cures piles and heals ev-
erytiiing Ail imuduient imitations
are worthless George C. Stiiisou.
Smith Norwalk. Edward P. Weed. Not-
“11 .

NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR.
Alexandria. 1.3.. February 7-C. 'l‘ay-
lor Cade of lberia. was today nominat-
ed for governor hy the Herwig- Howell
faction of the Republican purty in con—
vention here. Resolutions were adopt~
ed commending the administration of
President McKinley.

RHEUMATISM IS HEREDITARY.

It has just been demonstrated by
learned speclnlists that Rheumatism is
hereditary and that it is due to a. mi-
0me in the blood. Corona Bitumin-
tism Cure kills the microbe and cures
the disease. Price one dollar per puck-
age. Manufactured by Corona Com-
pounding Gompany. Camden: -.N» 3. ~For
sale va H. Plaisted. 48 Washington
St... South Norwaik. Conn.

KANSAS Forums rs.

Topeka Kan" February 7—The Popu—
list state committee has decided to
hold two state conventions this year.
the first one to choose delegates to the
national convention and the second to
nominate a state ticket. Dates for the
conventions will not be announced un-
til after the all for the national Popu-
list convention is issued.

Geo. Barbe Mendota. Vii. says.
'Nothing did me so much good as Ko«
do! Dyspepsia Cure. One dose re~
licved was. low bottles cured me.‘

It digests what you eat and always
cures dyspepsia George 0. Stiiison,
South Norwalk. Edward P Weed.

Norwalk. .
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“Is there anything in which you ex-
celled when you went to school? ' asked
Miss Cayenne.

"Yes" answered Willie Wishingwn
i made more blunders than any other
boy in the class."——Washington Star.

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Ali‘s. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
1321.. says: “I suflered for you: with
dyspepsia. Used to‘ have grail; distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could bar at. but nothing behind me
till I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
mt bottle cured me completely."

For sale by R. H. Pialsted and F. ii
Baxter.

Belle-You accepted him on the floor
of the bail room?

The Blonde maiden—How could i re
(use him when he proposed to me
without losing a. stew—Philadelphia

 

 

 

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