Bellini ill/villi? must: our» out
too )1 ofthc ncwc t‘ and most beautiful,
Emaiiust po ‘bieiprofi‘ttfli’luly
"e 'but’n Vipit will
. ., gaindupiteri .iitit
onk, 3 pieces.
oak. French Mirror, $10 up.
’ltdmolished oak. pant-led. $8 up.
0 iinihh, swell fronts. $l2 up.
.oolid oak, massive designs, $6 up.
3 tortured. newest styles. $6 up.
I) ROCKY: RS. 100 styles, any wood, $2 up.
ISE'PRICES IT untrue SOMETHING.
ISHEK PIANOS.
tulle them? Because they are theBest.
ii them? Because our people know it.
istrunients taken in exchange as part payment
hits , .
‘ ndfrand Shanegans. from $75.00 up.
and; hand. Steinways .‘irom $50.00 up.
ecpndv‘ehand Phelps, from $20.00 up.
ER.'THE MATHUSHEK LEADS THE WORLD.
Open every evening.
. STURTEVANT,
AiN AND ANN STS.. SOUTH NORWALK.
0R 00mm WEATHER
We mvrte your zutention to our
udios’ Jackets at $5.00.
Black and Castor, Serge Lined.
ydlos’ Jackets at $10.00.
' Black, Oxford Mixed and Castor.
Guaranteed Satin Lined throughout.
adios ’ Golf and Cloth Capes.
MOOWOWOOOOWMM
Some ,iittractive styles in
{Misses’ and Children’s Jackets.
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. We are prepared to supolv your needs ill
inter Underwear
for Gents. For Ladies. For Boys. For Girls.
White and Colored Blankets.
Qurlted or Knotted Comiortables.
DICKE‘RMAN 6r SON,
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
ommoemmmumumuo
o o “rrwun
Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
‘ or Costivencss we cannot cure with ~
pouch c. Stimsonhmggiat. South Norwalk, Conn.
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Brazilian
Balm...........
lilo. lilo. iiiio 0:31.00
fiWhmtur‘u nicyuio W“
, M- BAXTER'S
Elm Grove Place M
PLAISTED'S
.
iironi Sits up. .
y, the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint,
sore THROAT?”
u smuuprpiy. .. who
Is not at all behind in tho
monomers; " '" .
it. .18. fluid that Guil- ilgnrrfi. .i’rcli
hurting common infirmity
a
stuff is Col. Simeon J. Fox. Ho served
for several yours on usalutunt udlu-
tsnt general and it is roportorl that ho
Wouldillto to eel-vi; in the some cu.
purity throughout the trio yours‘ torm
to which Mcbunn bus boon oioutod.
ll‘llrtherm‘oro it is whirlpored' urounii
thnt one or two of the New iinvon ooi-
oncln ut present on the stuff oi tlov.
bounsbury would like to continue in
oflico for two yours longer. (lot. till.
mun. It is said. might bu induced to
not as aide to (luv. McLean. Col. Lowe
is credited with a disposition to be
accommodating in the event of Gov.
McLean's roqueuting him to retain the
coioncicy.
Col. Lowe. was an ournost supporter
of McLean in tho utupcndous inctlonul
light of the summer, but Col. Uiiman
was the other way. However. in those
times when thorn in such it crying de-
mand ior harmony. bygonos will not
likely be introduced to dotormino a.
man‘s nvnllnbillty for official honors.
Col. Bur-poo. oi Waterbury. to being
pushed forward with n grout dual 0.
strength and porniutenoo for the adju-
tuut grueruishlp. He too. was against
Mobonn in the factionnl conflict. but
it is asserted that his nose will root-we
fuir treatment notwithstumilnu.
All these New Huron county men
cnn‘t be appointed and it will hr.- in-
teresting to see tho concluuion of their
cundidnclou.
Gm'uruor-clcct Mcimun has gone
away from home tobc gone two weeks,
Only u icw intimate friends know
whom he. is. Puritans he wishes for
awhile to ho uwuy from thr- urmy of
office.- seekers.
Applications ior Seats for the Yale»
Harvard Game Come in a Swarm.
NEW HAVEN. Novembor l3———Appil
cation for tickets to the Yolo-liurvurd
football game closed yoktordny noon
at the Yale football lwudqunrtors and
at the rooms of the office of tho 1316
Alumni Weekly. which has token
charge of the duplications for n large
number of tho public who wish to gr
to the game. There was a rush for
tickets ut the last minute, and it can
be utulod thut there will not. be enough
souls on tho \nlr' Fit‘ltl. November 31
to supply the demand. The Yale mun
ngvnmut has iwvll orcrwhrimcd with
applications rind how to fill them is n
mystery. it is more than that; it is n
pilysit‘ul impossibility. 'l‘wo bodiosrnn
not occupy the some Hillicr' ut the some
time nod ‘15in people cannot occupy
lti.li0u Hollis oi. tho Yule Flt‘iil nr.\'t
Work Saturday. Harvard's allotment
too. bus been gobbled up. nnd therr
burr been scorers of trlogrnins rind lot
tors rot-rived from Musmichusotto :isk
log for morn lit‘ilih‘. 'i‘horo urn hour it
zirv. ’i‘horo will br- no publir onlr oi
debris to the arrow. Of course no
lieitots huvo boon given out. and it it
bellovml that none have frillrn into ihr
builds of sporiilutors. but nlrondy sumr
like $5 lire offered for it ticket. Tickets
will not be given out till next week.
Tho Yule. mnungemcm nous only one
thing posuiblu to help in relieving tht
congosiion. Tim! is to build tompornry
ndditioun to tho grnud stands The}
horn not yet definitely decided to dr
this. but only do so. in case tho plur
is curried out the udditloli will be i(*
the roar row of the smith on tho rust
side of the field. This is tin~ Ynlo sidu
Judge Baldwin Speaks on the Subject
in Hartford.
HARTFORD. Conn. Norombcr i3~
Judge Simeon E. Baldwin. of the n'u
promo Court, addressed illt‘ Business
Men's Assoriution lust ovoning on
whipping us it punlnhnwnt for vrimo
llv furor-id whipping. but not the pub
lic whipping print. for Wii‘v-bv'utorn, rnf»
firms who knock people down and rob
them. bullies who usanult passer-shy
on the siruolnuurn who ussnult with in
tent to kill or rovisb, and those who no
rmuit young girls or boys. He thought
it would be u (Intr‘rrrut to rrtmo und
would doplrtr the jail null prison. be-
sides huving u reforming and suiulury
effort upon those ronrictrd oi the ilrst
offense.
WILL RECEIVE $15,000.
Resident of Stafford Spring!
Leaves Money for Hall.
STAFFORD SPRINGS. Conn. Nov-
ombor iii—At the annual town nicot-
lng hold at the Stafford Springs town
hall. yesterday. a board of trustees
consisting oi h}. H. Pinney. ii. 1". Cody
and Myron W. Leousrd were nppointcd
to roeoivo tho umount coming from the
estate of Annette Hyde Cotton. who
died in Springfield. Mum. nbout a your
mm. According to tho original provi-
sions of tile will $2.000 wun givon for
n building suitublo for u bull to be
orcctod in Stafford liollow. Aluo uttor
limiting othcr bonnusin amountingr to
“0.950. tho ronidtio wan to union to the
town and to bo hood in tho erection of
sold brill. Au tho catnip has been no
prnlnod nl. fully 325.000. there will ho
a fund of bciwoou $11.0th nud Million
ntmilubir.
Late
”Mm“...
CAPTURED THE ARSENAL.
Rowan; Killed Two Hundred Chinese
and Captured Arms.
LONDON. Novombor i:t-~A special
dosputch irom 'l‘ien 'l‘nin dated Novem-
ber it) :9qu :1 force of Russians bus
' cuptnrod the arsenal northeast of Yong
THINK. with trifling loos. killing two
hundred Chincsn and capturing a minir
ttty of arms and trouaure.
TD CHART THE PHILIPPINES
CHICAGO. November 13*». special
to the Record from Sun Francisco
says: Joseph ll. Hill. Henry 0. Ptxioy
innit Alexander (loll. three ptndonts of
"tho University of California, were so-
ioctml today. to holp (loci-go Pntnum
and l“. W. lildmondu. engineer of thr
count and gondotio nnrvoy‘. to chart tho
Philippine urolripuluuo. they will
t
I
sail Friday tor Manila.
A
A" bumble Section
‘ iii of its Season
lug displaysio fcmluiitc eye's that our store haldstomcthr’ug
more than pleasing. however. important because of various
facts which “ire shrill try to set forth.
, The dainty character of every Wool is particularly desirable in
so important an article of a woman 's apparcl.
individuality and refinement of its ohm and its charm. for this reason.
t the bug
at once becomes a personal one.
This. more than the excellent standard of material and work-
manship. commends ibis Section to women.
French
Flannel trimmed With Silk
Ribbon Strapping so as to give alBodice
effect.
$6.00.
French Flannel—Surplt’ce front trim-
med with stitched Velvet and fine talks
at front and back.
$6.00.
French Flannel. red. navy and cream.
Military Gilt Braid and Buttons with
Mohair Braid.
THE FOUNDATION OF FASHION——
style-4's to be found in tbe Dress Goods Section.
each seassn's fabrics‘determine. in a great measare.
$5.00.
'Women's
Waistsmake
one of the
most pleas~
Each one possesses
in Bolero
French Flannel trimmed
thylcd pub Gill and Silk Soutacbe
l‘al . '
$6.00.
French Flannel. white and colors
Sur [Iced Front. trimmed with Stitched
Srl . Tuck: and Steel Buckles.
$6.00.
French Flannel.
Has double Box
Plar'ted Bust with new Pouch Front.
Silk Stock and Cuffs.
$4.50.
tween correctness and incomdness.
To discrimination in the selection of these materials is due the great importance
of the section—~the assurance you may feel that every yard of material on bu bears
the obvious stamp of Fashion ’5 sanction. y y
the controlling factor of the details of
The character and individuality of
those all important distinctions be-
Peau u'e Gaul Canaa'ensr's 601 CI tb
.. Broadcloth Robes 56-h: Kersey Zlellnco
Satin Faced Venetians 5 6-in Venetians Pebble Chdbiot
Silk Warp Crepons
French Valle
Whlpcom’
Will .0
, i
feature.
Cloth or
5 6-r’n Coverts
56-h: Melton
5 5 -in Casslmeres
Plaid Black
THE CERTAINT Y
OF GOOD TAILORING
In a suit bought at our Tailor-made Garment Section. is probably its most attracllbe
1:. without the risk of a cenl's worth of
it cormtly—which it does in the majority
The result is complete and before
Trimming. If the suit doesn 't
of cases—~11»: make it fit.
French Broadcloth—Covert—Che’biot— Venetian~Zibellne~Pebble Che'iu'ot.
Suit 'ior’th blouse ackel and new
Suit
fitting jacket and flarin
has stitched Double
with Double breasted tight-
Skr'rl. jacket
'lk Revers and
stitched Strap ing with corresponding
trimming
Salt
and the n
ita
on lrts.
Wk Blouse Front jacket
ev) Blouse Slee’be: The Mil—
style of Collar. Braid trimming
an Gilt Buttons 91"»: a very chic effect.
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A suspended ntroot our conductor
gathers no inros.
To remove troublesome corn or
bunion: First. sunk the corn or bun-
ion in wnrm wntor to notion it. then
intro it down as I-lounly nu lmflfllbli‘.
without. drawing blood. and uppit-
Ctmmboristn's Pam naim twice «int y:
rubbing vigorouriy for tire minuton M
each application. A com plantar
should be worn for it {my duys. to pro-
tout it from tho shun. M n gouorul
llnlmont for upratns. bruisos. lumnnuun
nnd rhrumntism. l'uiu Balm is run
equulod. For 3qu by George (3. tithi-
son. South Norwulk. and icriwurd l‘.
Wood. Norwuik.
Mun-WA
No man knows what it is to be it
woman. "
I ”MW"
if you have over soon a child in tho
agony of oroup. you can realize haw
zratoiui mothers uro‘ior Ono Minute
Cough Cure. which gives relief as soon
as It is administered. it nuickl
cures all throat auction; trotiblcn. ( i
The D. M.
Kilt effect in Tkirt
tary style
Skirt are richly
Braid.
Cloaking
Extra Heaby Ker-Sty
Hea'by Skirting
acket has Mill—
Collar and jacket and
trimmed with
Suit with Reefer acket ha’br'ng
Coat Sleeve. made nit plain T allor
finish. an: exceptionally desirable. A
variety of smiceable materials.
READ Co. .
Established i857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
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’ Some people measure their “rights
lily the mnonnt of dry goods they uro
1nblc to not.
A VILLAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED
HIS LITTLE BON’S LIFE.
Mr. H. il. Black. the well-known
viiiugr blacksmith at (‘iruhumsvtikn
Sullivan (.10., N. Y.. buys: "Our littiu
so‘n. iivn yours old. huu alwuyrs boon
uuhlort in mono. and so bad bore the
utturlts broil that. We hurn ioarod
mnny limos thut he. would die. “’0
have hurt the doctor. and nnod many
medicines. but Chunibrrialn‘s Cough
Rommiy in now our solo roiiuituo. it
unomu to diskoiro tho tough niuoouu.
and by givlnu frequent doscu. when
tho croupy symptoms appear. we have
found that the dreaded eroup is cured
béioro it gets bottled." There is no
dunner in giving this remedy. for it
wntuius no opium or other injurious
drug. and may be given as confidently
to a babe no to on adult. For kayo b
(l, U. Stillson. South Norwnlk. and .
P. Wood. Norwnlk.
C. Stiilaon. South Norwulk: E. R Politico muy be found in honesty.
Weed. Norwatlk. a t honouty isn't ulwuyu found in pol-
aw ‘ CH.
A tailor is instilled in giving his cus-
tomers tits occasionnllih
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DoWltt's Littio mnrly niacru‘ Mil tho
bent. liver piliu, ever made. Easy to
take and never flip . G. C. tint sou.
South Norwulk; . P.
wood, Nbi‘tt’rllk.
Chamberlain‘s Stomach and Liver
'I‘ubiotu euro billousness. constipation
andhcaduulic. Thoy are easy to intro.
and bicasunt in Micki. For units by
Georgia 0. ottlluon. South Nprwuik.
and bottom 1’: Wood. Nurwuik.
Patience in the most ousentlul iii-
grrdicnt of genius,
When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take it dose of Cham-
berlain‘s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
{They will cleanse your stomach, tonn
up your liver, and r0 ulutr your bow-
ols. making you tool the it new man.
For solo by t’lcorgr (l. Btillnon. South
Norwulk. and Edward F. Word. Nor-
wuik.
it‘s a poor picture. that uttruuts loss
nttnntiou than tho ironic.
i'ioWiit'u Witch llnzrl" Halve will
quickly bodi tho Wfli‘lil. burns and
aphids. and not learn n sour. it can be
applied to cuts and raw surfaces, with
prompt and uoothing effect. Use it for
piles and skin distention. Bownre 0i
worthless countcri’cltn. (l. C. Stiiison.
South Norwnik; ill. 1’. Wood. Norwuik.
To tho xhntlemnn every woman la n
ludy by right of her sex.
WHAT BHALL WE HAVE FOR DEB-
' BERT?
This (location arises in the family
every day. Let no answer it today
'l‘ry Joli-O. it delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two min too.
No boiling! no baiting! add boiling
water anduottocool. ii‘lnvoru: 14-m-
on. Orange. Raspberry and Struwbnr-
ry. At your .cruroru. the.
Most girls are nice.'but only a tow
are pretty.
You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cough or it cold to develop
mlo pneumonia or consumption. One
in note Cough Cure will cure throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation knOWn. Many doc-
ioi-s list‘ it as a specific for arinpe. It
is an infallible remedy for croub.
.t‘bildrrn like. it. and mothers cndortto
it. il. (1. t-llllinon. South Nor-walk: '31.
l’, Wood. Norwnlk. a
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'i‘ltorr are so many fools in the world
who consider their lolly wisdom.
Both makers and clrcuiutors oi notin-
torieils commit fruit . honest mom
will not deceive you in 0 buying worth:
loan counterfeitn of DoWltt's Witch
Hazel Suivo. The original is infallible
for curing piles, mreu. concordant: all
skin diseases. 0. C. author; count
Norwalk: m. P. Wood. Norwailt.
When n butcher plays :pokor. ho
probubly plays iorvgruh utukes.
..
. JELLO. THE. Nth! album.
“tinnitus till the family. Four flavor-r:
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and “allow-
Barry. At your grocers. Try it to-
ur. .
A woman with a ihittifl'lllch ‘ ll lid
icon moire. u ulnutdool like, timid
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Norwalk Chronicler