Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 14, 1901 · page 2

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In Jaded in this 'tbee/t' 3 SPECIAL BARGAIN LIST.

FURNITURE

e highest grade, for les.» than factory prices, should inter—
' est e’laery housekeeper.

HoIel. Restaurant and Home Furnishing.
Open ebery ebenlng.

1W. S. STURTEVANT.

In Main and Ann Streets.

 

South Nor-walk. Conn.

Sacrifice Sale.
HOLIDAYGOODS'

 

 

 

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\Vc do not want to put them

 

 
 
 
 

 

$330. away, so cut the prices:
Garments $6.98. AT 5c. EACH.
Garments $793, Articlcs formerly Ioc.
15.00 Garments, $8.93. "”“"‘”"”‘”
_ ;___,_.____. AT Ioc. EACH.
CHILDREN’S AND MISSES' .\rtit‘lv.<Iormel'ly150..19C.,25I'.

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

JACKETS
Similar reduction. AT ”‘2' EACH'
' -* Articles formerly 25c.
‘ GOLF CAPES.
‘ CLOTH CAPES. CALENDARS AT BIG REDUC-
SEPARATE SKIRTS. "nous.

A DICKERMAN 8: SON,

84 Washington Street
SOU IH NORMALK.

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' ’pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Sick MHeadache, Indigestion, Constipation
Costivenese we cannot cure with

III, “III III- -II- III IIIIII IiIII Pill

'. y. are purely. Vegetable and never fall to give satisfaction.
boxes contain 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

{That's the reason our customerd‘lstay with us year
after yda‘r. No will of peor quality has a place in out
him than knowit. I'You may match the price but you , .
' can't match the coal at the price. . - .

‘ Have you tried our bright-flame emu Cool in your

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

s roublca

. and they are won Mgflully effective In

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DI the war to date III alxty- trio mllllou
It Is proposed to devote cup:

to‘

ably ‘a'tr‘engthena M'. DdWltt‘o. and It In
gonernlly antlI. looted that the czar wlll
slgnnlly recognize hla serviced. lio-
ports omitting. from certain ministers
assert that M. Dertte will become
Imperial chancellor on the Russian
now your. wlll: superior I‘llroctlvo pow-
ers ovor all the departments at the
government Some ereonc who am
usually woll lufoxme regarding such
matters, doubt the story, which. not-
orally. cannot be confirmed At an
events, M. DeWItte'a star la evidently
In tho nacondaut. life him of punch,
Illa dotermlnntlon to develop Russla‘ a
Iutcruul resources. and his Dronou‘ncod
American sympathies arc sudlolont
reasons why the world, and capoclally
America. can congratulate Ruaaln.

Russia has had chancouora Intermlo
tently. The last was Prince Gorts-
chukofl’. who dlcd shortly altar the
Berlin congress.

.....—-——...... .

RELIGION IN THE «SCHOOLS.

Philippines Cannot Adop Suggestions
or the Central Catholics.

MANILA. January III—«Representa-
tlvon of the Control Cathollca. at a
meeting hora, spoke on tho aubloot of
religion In the schools. and urged the
adoption of amendments providing for
the employment exclusively of uutlvo
Catholic touchors and for pormlttlug
rollgious touching In the schools. Thcy
nraucd that native teachers could
achieve better results than Amerlcnnu.
and that tho public schools would be
far more successful It” the prevailing
I‘ollglou customs wore not disturbed.

In ordcr to avoid a long roanonsc
from thclr opponents on the question of
rcllalous teaoblugu In tho school
.ludgc Taft announced that the. Com
mission. under Ils lustrmtlons could
not possibly udopf Ibc amoudnmnt hug
Irostcd by the Control (‘ulholloa

Tho comlnlsnionols am unanimous
In the belief that a HIP!“ maturity of
the Filipinos dosho I'ucllclou teaching
in the uohoole. 'l‘hc‘y' hold that tho
ourposo of the blll for public educa-
tion will be partially dclcutod unlcoa
tho children of Cafiihollos arc pcrmlttod
to attend the pub lc uchools.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CHICAGO UNIVERSITY BASEBALL

 

CHICAGO. January III—The Univer-
sity of (lhlcago buachall schedule.
which has just been announced. In-
cludes lwoulyollve gamcs unalaat thlr-
ty—slx Inst your. About half of the
games this your wlll bc played on Man
shall field. On Saturday. .lunI~ l. the
team wlll leave for a. week‘s Irlp In the
East. playlng Brown at Providcncc:
Harvard at ('ambrldgc: lloly Irons at
Worcester. Mum. and a fourth gumc
whlch but: not tot boon deflnllcly de-
cided upon. It will probably be played
with Columbia at New York clty. us
tho Columbia aumc Incl your was onn~
celled. Pennsylvania is left out of the‘
schedule tlllu season. Couch Stung made
an effort to arrange a date at Phllndch
uhla durlug his eastern trlp, but found
the Quokcr tcum was planning ll trip
for IlIc aumc work. so. for tho first time
In three years. Pennsylvania and Chl-
cugo wlll not meet. in bum-hull.

 

BARONESS GOING To GERMANY.
CHICAGO. January Hw—A upeclul In
tho Record from Detroit. Mich. says:
Iluroucas Van Kettolcr. formerly Mina
Ladyard. widow of the lulu German
mlulstor Io Chlna. will call for Gov
many the bum pull. of title month
Elba wlll not ho ImoonIpnnlcd by any
mombcl of hot own family Her
hcullh In now comulctcly rcntorod. and
ahc, desires to vIsIlf. Ibol' lute huobnud'a
Inotlilir, who Is cinhty vcals old.

Huronoilu Von lichtol‘cr has Iocolvod
sovclul unraonfll letters from tho om
perm of Germany and Count Von Buo-
low. oxproenlng sympathy for her In
her boreuvemonl. 'l‘lIo cmpcror cold
he hoped noon to \volcomc tho baron-
ous to “her country." boo may \IfllllI‘
In Germany.

MR8. BISHOP SEEKS DIVORCE.

 

 

Her Husband II In Houg KothWhoro
aha Mot Him In 1897.

NEW HAVEN. January l4—era.
Carolina Lora Blshop, of Seymour.
Conn. has filed an apollcutlon for (If-
vorce In tho Superlor Court, ln‘thla
clt. from Fred Ezra John Blnhop. a tea
exporter of Hung Kong, Chlnn. While
the petitioner was multlug a tour of
the world In 1897*, she met. the dolomi-
ant. an American. In business ln Hone
Kong. and it was a case of love at flrst
night. They were married soon after.
In five months she says he began .to
Ill-treat her In Chloe. and she finally
left him there. to return to her home
In Connecticut. Most of the tostll

‘ many will have to be taken In Hong
I‘ Kong and Judge Roraback of the Su-
: parlor Court. orderod a notice of the

pendlnx cult to be sowed on the ex
porter by the ’Amell can Consul at

‘ Hons. Robert M. McWad do.

 

Such little pills as DoWltt'e Little
may mm are very easily taken.
cleansing the liver

on bowula. 0. 0.

" Stillsou, South Norwallt.

 

Life II ahort. only four letters In It

, Three quarter- or it In It "lie.” and hull

of It In on "It ."‘
. JELLO. THE NHW DEBBBR‘I'.
was“ 3" It” fawn; ”Emu-dug?"
man. ra go I 9 Ir an raw-
dem A‘Irvu'rrro n III-rum.

 

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When a wanton explicitly condemns"
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'I‘IIIII fnvorable bd‘ddot I‘I‘hquohtlom '

Bachncha menu do; alducyu. . .

Illllg‘..."I I
80th Nor‘IIalk people prove tth
Read a case at It‘: ‘
Mr. w; It. Green;

street.

boy I enlisted lutho army andexpoa-
are and hardahlpa may have wdalwm
ed mo physically. ‘Kldney trouble and
slight urinary difficulty not "tuna as
I noticed an advertluomont about
Doun’a Kidney Pllle curing such cae-
ea, 1 got a box at Plaletedfa and tool:
them. After finishing ' the I treatment
I felt over so much better aml the se-
cretlons were natural."

For sale by all dealers; price 50
cents a box. FosterIMllburn 00.. But-
falo, N. \’.. sole agouts for the United
States.

Remember the name—Doan'a—und
take no other.

 

SOLDIERS' BODIES FROM CHINA.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 14*Tho
transport Callfornla, which nIIlvod
yesterday from Taku brought tho re
mains of seventy- -four soldiers who
died In China.
”4—”...

SAVED A IOY’S LIFE.

Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mll-
ford. DIL. says: "Brnnlllun Balm eav-
ed my boy’s lilo. llo' hogan just like
the one we lost with oroup. We gave
hlm a. few doses. He quickly dropped
1tomsleep, and was all right In the mom

For sale by R. H. Planted and F. H
Baxter.

 

A defective stomach keeps mono pco
plc awake than a guilty conscicnco

N.

THE MOTHER'B FAVORITE.

Chamberlain‘s Cough llomcdy la the
mother's favorite. It In pleasant. and
safe for children to take. and always
boron. It In Intondcd oupeclally for
coughs. colds. moon and Whooping
rough. and la the beat mcdlclno made
for them disoasca. There Is not the
least danger III giving it to children
for It oorltnlna no opium or other in
jurlous drug and may be given as con
fluently to a babe as to an adult. For
sale by 0. (l. smitten. south Norwnlk
and E. P. Wood. Norwulk.

 

 

Some people have faith In odd mun
bem~nnd tho favorite Is mlmbot one.

“w. ..
Popsln preparations often fall to ro-
llovo Indigestion became they can (II-
'chIt only albumlnoua foods. There Is
one pIoparatlon that digests all classes
of food. and that Is Kodol Dyapopsla
Cure. lt cures tho worst cases of In.
digestion and glvoa Instant relic! for
It diceuts what you out. ~(l ('l Stillaou.
South Norwaik. uo’

 

..._...._..._..t.....
Never argue with women. Tho man
who spine yarn among. silk and

sntlns In sum to bo wormed.

a..—

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.

Mrs. Franklin Bush of New castle.
Dol. says: “I cultured for yours with
dyspepsl9.1lsud to have great Illn-
treaa and bulchlng. I' tried everything
I could hear of but nothing helped me
till I took Braclllan Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured mo completely "

 

 

Baxter.

 

......,._.....
A gruff old buchelm always looks
under the head of marriage notices for
nowe or the weak

 

A PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN
SPEAKS.

Prof. Roxa Tyler. of‘ChIcago. Vlvo-
President llllnols Woman's Alllanco
In upeaklng of Chamberlain's Cough
Romcdy, says: “I suffered with a an-
vore cold this winter. which threaten
ed to run Into pneumonia. I tried dlf
terent remedies. but I seemed to grow
worse. and the medicine upbot my
utomach A frlI-ud advlsed me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. and I
found It was plonsunt Io tulle. and ill
relieved me at on e. I am now entire-
ly recovered, save a doctdr' a bill. time
and suffering, and I wlll never be With.
out this aplendld modlclne “am. For
sol o by George C. Stilleon. south Nor

Only the fool depends on what may
podelhly happen.

When throatcned by pneumonia or
any other lung troublc. oIOmpt relief
to weaponry, as It III dangeroun to do?
lny. ewould suggest that QuofMlnI'
ate meI'nhO I’uo be taken all noon an
Indjlcatlcun of hnvlna' taken 'cold bro
noticed. It cal-st quldhlyndd [III e
Iv and prevents consumption. 0. I0.
Bullion. 80th Norwallf. ‘

woman will save a dollar before a. man
has saved 10 “cents. . ,

 

THE HOMIJROT MAN ON OOUTl-l
. . NORWALKI

at: well an the handsomc‘ut. and others

are Invited to call on any drum-t and

‘ sch free a trlal bottle of Kemp's Bel-z

sum for the Throat and Dunno. I. re
cdy that III guaranteed d;
litre all Chronic a
3:3th mutation

can

 

Donald Kidney I‘ll": cure all Indncy

of 44 Bpl‘lnr
the englncer at Crofut' &_
Knapp'a hat factory. says: "When a

For sale by R. H. Plaintcd and F. H. .

walk, and EdWcrd P. Weed, Ndrwalk f

to hem. ‘I’lsnt after' It at all.

*W' .
When It comes to sdvlng boarded a

. Iain itn’d Info

sizes 3 it. 4 ft. and 4—6 it.

. IIIIIth‘ials.

Women's Neclmoar

(lillllllllt‘hh' It holds. 'I‘t‘nfnltl

Thccasc of Women’s Fancy
opposite the Main Street entrance has always~
been the synosurc of all feminine eyes which
passed ll because of the exquisite beauty and

IRON "BEISTEAD

 
 
 

when the Iron ‘llcdstcad is cumuclcd Ill
White Enameled I3cdstcnds we bavc' III stock, of com

A Ily other color we

can nupply Within A SIlOIl‘ limo of ordcr.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

'HI »I, (:III

()I all the many" and \aricd styles of interim decor—
ution fot the. llcd Clldlllllt‘l‘, NONI)” none is 50 cm
tircly attractive a,» that which' 18 based upon the use
of a particular tint oI color as a keynote: "Iind In no
way can this keynolc be made so prettily cfl'cdtch as
accord IthcwitlI.

st. as well as

such nrrm

‘0 4 . . ’ ‘ " . . . . - ‘ . ' '
black lall'ota Silk, flountul, uudul. tucked, plzutcd and lacc Irmlmcd
wlIrrcvcr wall dressed women most do congregate, for it is a fabric w

. is to he

k lai‘l'cta is particularly adapted to the making oi Dresses
and Skirtsnvcry lustrous, soil of finish. and~~~wlml is morc cxcc

pilollllI-‘IIXCII with

21 inches wiIlc$L co and $1. 25. 22 inches widc $1.50.

.13 Int lll s “IIIL $X. 75.

MENTIONED BEFORE
But still of Interest

attractivcncss
has been added by the special prices which
were recently placed upon a variety of mld

,@ The D. M. DEAD Co.

v» «- Eslahllshcd 1857. ~ «-

 

mfi'.»

who can doeorlbo u woman‘s costume
don‘t olwnya make tho‘ host. husbands.

 

HOW'S THIS?

We offcr’ 0pc Hundred Dollars Itc-
wnrd for any than of Cmarrh that can-
not bc curod by Hull‘s Cutarrh Cure.
l". J. CHENEY d: 00.. Toledo. 0.
W0. the undersigned. havo known I".
J. Chonoy for tho last If» yours, and Im-
ilove hlm porteotly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
nblo to carry out any obligations mado
by the firm .
WEST & TltllAN. Wholesale Drug-
glstn. Toledo. 0.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts .‘lOINII‘I 0.
Hall‘s Catnlrh Curo ls taken Intol-
nallv acting dlrootly upon tho blood
"and mucoiu-I surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all Drugaletc.
Hall's Family Pllla are the host.

 

Everybody known
blenchea her hair.
dark.

when a girl
She can‘t hoop it

”w...

This season there is a large death
rate among children from croup and
lung troubles. Prompt actlon will
save the little ones from them terriblo
diseases. We know of nothing so our-
told to give Instant relief as One Min-
‘ute Gourd: Cure. It can also be rolled
upon In grlppe and all throat and lung
troubles of adults. Pleasant to take

0.0. Stillaon. South Not-walk.

Three dangerous courses—«tho
course of time. the course. of true love,
and the race course.

WHAT OHM-L WE HAVE FOR DES-
“ ‘ SE‘RT?

 

 

 

Iovery day. Let us answer It today.
Try Jollvo. a delicious and healthful
concert“ Propnred In two minutes.

with: and“ not. to coal Flavors: Lom-
on. and. Itaanberry and StrawberI
m 'At your mourn. 100.

—.

 

 
 

 
 

m“ I I
'dlllc‘oyer hat Ilia man after her own

 

 

our our on AN menus: or

Hid PENSION- .

A Mexican war veteran and promo-
out editor wrltoo: “Seelng- tho-adver-
tlmmentl of flitmuborlaln'e Colic. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. I am rc-
{minded thlt on It soldier In Mexico. In
j'i'l and 48.! contracted Mexican diarr-
been and thin. romedy has kept me‘
tram getting no maroon; In my nan~

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

restores me

I Is choc alled
quit-l: cure 'for In

larrh ooa. 1"qu

sun
‘w I

(”III-la should remember that the men

'l‘hla queat’loui‘arfaee In the family ~ '

n; I no balling! odd boiling ’

worries a girl more than to ‘

U .

leton.’ tor ‘evob Ivory! renown, a done of _

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-
:‘l‘ne mooted lobuthtlon tor curlngv
neonate dud It

Neckwcar

9.0””WOOMMWOO

Francis 6’: Co.

It‘s hard hard for tho average man to .
swallow llll pride without choking.

W
If troubled with a track digestion.
helchlna. sour mm. or If you teal
dull after cation. try Chamhexluln's
Stomach and Liver liable“.
cents. Bamplea free at Gobi-go 0. Still-
son a. scan. Norwalli and 131.?
Norvudlt; drug storm}? ‘

' Itt‘l‘a‘ thlng. yet It

Women's Underwear

Many delightfully pretty pieces of femi?
Iliuc altirc still remain of the L'udcrwear Sale
~—quitc as charming ones as any of the num-

bt‘l‘ (Ilrcatly sold.
Drawers
.L‘hcmisc
Lung: L'bcmisc

L lots. Lung Skirts~ 75c to $6.25.
250. 396. 500. 750. $I.00, Xightgouns 89c to $6.25.

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. Vvvvvv

OYERGOATS

'I‘hc coming of the. cold is sud-
den. isn't it Sudden changes
make quick colds. Seek “protec-
tion" quickly. Get an overcoat.

'l‘hc oxford is still in the front
ranks of popularity.

A very good substantial coat.
nicely lined to within one inch of
edge pockets well made, button—
lIolcs made with exceptional care,
$12 00.

llcre' s a stIIIIner——$l6.oo oxford
kcrscywpockcts reinforced, but-
ton holes, worked in silk, buttons.
bone. This oxford is silk lined
way to edge a very handsome gar~
mcnt. $16. 00.

YOU MY BOY!

Like to look like papa don't
you? Ilcrc' s a little coat-madc .
with full back—dust the same as
the man’s A real bargain. Tell
momma about it.

 
 

Marriage

Price 25 Wit a WI toll Hallo,”
at once and euro pi
and akin dined

hour. 0. 0. 8H

Tl‘dublea are Io bpblp
our ,II‘IIIII‘I III , .

”Wood

 

magma acquired , Z
_ alve. hue ‘

“QB coun-

 

(II ecu Bronze, In

$6. 00 t0 $25. 00.

hose constant and un-
llnggmg I'Iopularlty makes it almost :1 ncccssily if Iasbion's dictates arc to bc followed.
Our special grade of Illa-c

39c to $2.59.
5°C to $2.49.
98c to $2.98.

 
 
 
 

Wt}

. South Nora/elk

 
 

t
heaven, but that; are probably .ple
of matchea In tholother .placc.

The most aoothlnu. heali "
tlseafld application ever do led

 
 

 
 
 

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