, cin America by American ”workmen and pronounced all
to world, the best
' “ELECTRIC” POCKET KNIVES.
“ELECTRIC” RAZORS.
“ELECTRIC SHEARS.
, [l this occasion we will sharpen any knife or bone any razor,
"f charge, if left at our store before Thursday, the 24th., at 10
"153w FURNITURE BARGAINS EVERY DAY.
,OTEL. RESTAURANT AND HOUSE FURNISHIblCi.
Open Every Evening.
S S turfevant,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Sacrifice Sale.
.ndyiinle Garments. HOLIDAYGOODS.
LADIES’ ”JACKETS. We. do not want to put them
Main and Aim Streets.
5m Garments, $3.00. away, so cut the prices:
"oo'Garments. $6.98 AT 5c. EACH.
"VOO'Garmcnts, $7.98, Articles formerly foe.
.oo Gurineiits, $8.98.
AT xoc. EACH.
'
m
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
A DlCKERMAN 8t SON,
54 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORMALK.
TIONS.
’ function an hour ahead of the publish»
4" ’ Articles former] 1 c. 1 _ 2 -. elamation was greeted by a fanfare of
LDRENS’ AND MISSES Y 5 ' 9c, 5L trumpets. At the conclusion of the
' ceremony. the band belonging to the
, JACKETS EAC Foot Guards in she Friary c.1212”. play.
- - AT 1 c, H, ed “God Save t 0 King." 0 mem-
ttumziar reduction. 5 bers of the king’s household witnessed
5f . Articles formerly 25c. the ceremony from Marlborough
GOLF CAPES. House. On the balcony overlooking
, the. b‘riury Court. from which the pro-
. ‘ ‘ clumation was read. were t c Duke of
CLOTH'CAPES' CALENDARS AT BIG REDUC- Norfolk and other officers of state.
‘ course of Patents.
m
times. Thu quaint
which Kingdildwaro
Bil at various points of tne metropolis
exactly followed ancient precedence.
The omcials purposely arranged the
ed announcement. and the inhabitants.
when they awoke. were car risod to
find the entire way between 8. James'
palace and the city lined with troops
About 10. 000 soldiers. Life Guards.
Horse Guards, Foot Guards and other
cavalry and Infantry re meats, had
been brought from Alders at and Lon-
don barracks after midnight All tne
officers had crops on their arms and
the drums and brass instruments were
shrouded with crepe. 'l'he troops in
themselves made an imposing spee-
tacle. but they were entirely eclipsed
by the strange spectacle presented by
the ohieinls of the college of arms.
The ceremony began at St. Jumcs's
palace where. at 9 o'clock. Edward
VI! was proclaimed King of the Unltod
Kingdom of Great Britain and lreiand
and Emperor of india The proclams
lion. which was read by William
Henry Weldon. klngubarms since
1894. and formerly Windsor herald.
was as follows:
“Whereas. it has pleased Almighty
God to call to his mercy our late sov-
ereign. Lady Queen Victoria. and
blessol and glorious memory. by
whose licecase the imperial crown of
the United Kingdom oi Great Britain
and lroland is solely and rightfully
come to the high and might i’rluco Al~
bcrt Edward. we. therefore. tho lord‘s
spiritual and temporal of this realm.
being hero assisted with these of her
late majesty's Privy Council with ham
have of other principal gentlemen of
quality. with the lord mayor. alder-
men and citizens of londou. do now
hereby. with one voice. consent of
tongue and heart. do publish and pro
claim that the high and mighty Prince
Albert Edward is now. by the death of
our late sovereign of happy memory.
become our only lawful and rightful
lingo lord. Edward Vll.. by the grace
of God. king; of the. United Kingdom
of Great Britain and ireiand. Defend-
er of the Faith. Emperor of indie. to
whom we do acknowledge all faith and
constant obedience with all hearty ano
humble affection. beseechlng God. by
whom all kings and queens do reign.
to bless the royal Prince Edward v ll.,
with long and happy years to reign
over us." \
The king was not present
There was a large assemblage of offic-
ials and colieg heralds. Among those
in attendance were Earl Roberts and
members of the headquarters staff. and
other army omccrs. There was a
great concourse of people from the
commencement to the close. The pro-
Thc balcony was draped in 'erimson‘
cloth. Beside the officials. in resplen-
dent uniforms. were stationed the
state trumpeters. Here was seen
many prominet persons. among them
Sir Henry Arthur White, private soli-
citor to the queen.
in the yard of Marlborough House
and tho Friary Court were stationed
at large body of police soldiers nnl
Foot Guards. The Foot Guards aqtod
as a guard of honor and they Wore
posted innncdiatcly beneath the bal
cony. The spectators bound to assent-
lost Vim
DITA PILLS...
fission Vitality
bio at on early hour. Tho troops ar-
rived at it o'clock and shortly before
9 o'clock a brilliant cayaicadc passed
down the Mall and «tutored Frirary
Court. it consltcd of the headquar.
ters‘ staff. headed by Earl Roberts in
full uniform. and carrying a marshals
«no. all admin of self-abuse or excess and indiscrotion.
jnpohnby. Night Emissions. Loss of Memory. slimming dls- 6°
baton. Boon General Sir Evelyn Wood
and nine court (lignatnries. headed by
the Duke of Norfolk. appeared on the
balcony. Then the heralds blew a
fanfare and King-atoms Weldon, in
the midst of dead silence. road the
proclamation. All heads were bored
As the reading was concluded. the
way A servo tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink p'L‘.
glow to pale checks and restores the fire of youth. By ‘
snail soaps: box. 6 boxes for $1.50, with our bank- 50
. MWMcurooranI-dtbomouypaid. 01..
.. Safari or circular and copy of our baahbiogusnmbopd. “
VITA TABLETS w
My m immediate iissuiis
radioed cure for Loss bf Power. Varicose“. Undeveloped or Shrubs
Imam Ataxia. Nervous Prostntioa Hysteria. Fits. Insult .
and t Manila of Executive Use of Tobacco. 0min“ Liquor. meg-«Ii
package. ".00 a box. 6 for $9.00 with urban to
b so days or refund autopsy paid.
‘ NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY
and Jails-so Isa-u
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pal ls Relia‘l’e.
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That’s thematic customers stay with us you ‘
After year. No soul of poocquality has a place in our
binsii welmow it. You may match the price but you
can’t match the coal at tile price.
- Havayoutritdourbrlgiit-llameflanmmoaiinyotu
grits? It hsipi About tilt long winter evenings.
.gQ
m Ill-II”
klng- at arms. raising his threw-cruer
cd hat, cried loudly. "God save tho
King." The crowd took up the xv
while the cheers. the {sutures of the
trumpets. and the band playing a nu:-
lonsl anthem made a curious medley
Kins at- a-rms Weldon road the procla
motion in clear tones. which were (liti-
linctly heard at a grout distance The
third fanfare of trumpets ended the
wremony
'i‘he oiliclala then marched in pro-
cession from the balcony. thmugh the
pulses to tho ambassadors court.
where a number of royal carriages had
been placed by the direction of the
king at the disposal of the lam Mar-
Illul 'l‘hsso took the officials who
read the proclamation. to the city.”-
cortsd by a detachment of the Home
Guards. forming a picturesque and
gorgeous procession.
. Tho WWII. from tho college of
arms was not]: of roe-hinge at
arms. four heralds and sight pursui-
nuts The dostuum of the two lu-
g; were mobs-Wad compare.
91 m tubule. a garment mamb-
iiag the contents of blast as depicted
onpiayibccar a. The“ labor-dc were
beautifully all
with gold stilt nous. the mat emf
arms and flowers is bewildering pro-
f lion. There was the mac dragon.
t 1! blue mantle and the mitten",
with all the i bull“: Of that
halal old he collage-ornate is
full in solemn Arts:
A bins of outputs announced the
' aim . it
7' WNDOtl January Mir-"Million it» '
: dnys. was given “a slimline of mcdi’avAl
eromonies with ‘
lavas proclaim- ‘
bead. hubs autism
Milly embroidered l
and eatarrh
Mall 7” N
. utter At times .
. c w . ‘ as classic
deeper acted. and after a time the
sufferer resigns himself to it as a use
essary evil.
cutarrh cores are almost as numer-
ous as catsrrh sufferers. but are nearly.
all so incontrenlsnt and ineffective as
to render their use a nuisance nearly
as annoying as catarrh itself: anyone
who has used couches, sprays and pow-
ders will bear witness to their incon-
venience and failure to really care.
There are a number of excellent in
ternsl remedies’ for catarrb. but prob
ably the best and certainly the safest
is a new malady. composed of Eucalyp-
tol. Hydra-tie. Sanguinaris and other
valuable catarrh specifics.
This remedy is in tablet form. pleas.
ant to the taste and sold by druggists
under the name of Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets. and anyone. suffering from
catarrh may use those tablets with no-
uoiute assurance that they contain no
cocaine. opiate nor any poisonous min-
eral whatever
A leading drugglst in Albany. spook
ins of catnrrh cures says, "i have sold
various intnrrh cures for yetlis. but
have neve r sold any which gave such
troncrni satisfaction as Stuart's (Ia-
tarrh Tablets. They cotnaiu in a please
not. concentrated for-mall the best and
latest catarrh remedies. and catarrb
sufferers who have usod (touches
sprays and solves. have been astou-
lshcd at the quick relief and permit
neut results obtained after a week‘s
use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets." All
druggists sell full sized packages for
fifty cents. 524.26
tho barelds' procession into the city at
Temple Bar. The grey minarets of
the law courts and the tall spires of
the Strand churches loomed. phantom-
iike. out of the fog. while a long. coax-
blc lino of over-coated troops stood.
r‘hilled and motionless, along the half
deserted streets. The clocks in the
Law Courts and St. Dunstan's tolled
out inournfully the quarter hour's time.
9:15. when out of the grey mist from
within the city boundary appeared a
procession of carriages. forming the
lord mayor's entourage. it was there
that the two processions were to merge
in kalicdosmpic grandeur. The torn
mayor. sheriffs. nldcrmon and mum
bearers. in scariet..fur-trlmmed robes.
cocked hats. rumwl shirts. silk kncc‘
breaches. and low- skied shoes. pro-
ceeded out from ‘o. clndorellu-luc
coaches that won! have. been the
envy 01‘ Alice in} ndcrland. Over-
ureat griffin. whlcln marks the city
boundry. spread its‘ wide. fantastic
wings. like some hindoo god. in their
sold liverics. tho white-wiggcd conch-
men of the Lord Mayor looked down
couteluptuousiy upon soldier. herald
and peer.
ST. PETERSBURG.
royal y.acht taking a train for Sebastn-
pool leaving in the evening for St.
Petersburg. where the court goes in
mourning.
lliSllON. January 2-i———'l‘hc King 0'.
Portugal will start direct for London
on Saturday.
PRETORIA. January L’l-~Slgus of
sorrow over the death of the queen are
everywhere visible. Even the bu
chars show a respectful sympathy. it
has been suggested by influential bur
there that an amnesty pmpossl wont
have the effect of greatly hastening
the return of peace.
(lUl’islNllAtiiaN. January 24~~li poi
motion of John (7 Freeman. United
States consul. the Dorm-English Club
death of Queen Victoria.
“mound. January 2‘l—-—'l‘hc comll-
iek continues satisfactory.
has not suffered any pain.
does not imply Improvement. How-
ever, her maiosly‘s sorrow and per
sons] loss owing to the death of the
queen has been borne with compara
tivo fortitude. The governor has do-
cidod to stay for another two weeks
“'01
SEVINTV-ElGl-i‘l‘ BELOW ZEHO.
SEATTLE. Wash. January luv-«Ah
vices from Dawson anti the Yukon Val
loy. report that that section of Alaska
has lust pauml thromrh the coldest
weather romrdcd slam the white men
inhabited that country. January iii
the thermometer at Dawson foil tilt
degrees below zero. A almanac from
i-‘orty Milo. the sumo day. said that it
was 78 below The cold‘mtt rimmiml
bolero this Was in HM. when it was
not quite till boar li'orty Mile. The sy-
ersgn for tho sown days ending last:-
cry til. at Dawson was hit below um.
All the time A douse fox hung over the
Bil-entire valley
lately and
but this
».
BANK OF ENGLAND b‘l’A'l'lMiN‘l’
LONDON January li—Ji‘m weekly
statement of the bank of m
abuts the following changes.
mat-vac increased £1. tum
union deem-m suture. bullish“ «is
M £1137 arm
a. Mm iumsum
W
demand $0.105 0: flow
portio- pleas .‘ re-
serve to liability la «.88 not out
Last wool: it was ~90“. per cent. flats
at damn unchanged“ tlpsr “at.
the. pageant. tin. .
January 24— ‘
The czar left Livndla yesterday on tho I
of six hundred members. adopted ros- .
olutious of condolences. relative to tho 1
tion of the downger Empress l-‘rt-dcr- -
“list
roan
Skirts priced yesterday
with oncluch ruflic, handsom
faced and velvet bound. Col
‘nal. lavender. ’
$2.98 ea.
27x63 Axnliusicr
30x00 Smyrna
“fl
banknown to
the year.
WE MUST .MOVE THE
Every piece oi Winter
increditable level. Call.
98 Washfn
‘od for.
vote. ‘i‘beoaw adlo
mill! at!
s
'9‘
AW“
i
Bedstcads
Dresser
Chilionicr
Francis & Ca.
"A New England} Winter has never
Expect cold. disagreeable weather; it's sure to come !
It's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us wrih a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
WON'T. WHY THE PRICES MUST.
GINAT’OIIAL FIGHT m OREGON.
SALEM. tire. January Melina llc~
publicnn Senatorial caucus was at.
funded by only thirty-throt- members.
live hm than on Monday night, but
the absence of all but one was Accoun-
No expression was made as
no choice for senator. an intimation
ml was received that the minority would
eons into to; caucus‘ ammo: the
major“ we agree on» areas
y and without
[decision on this point.
t the two muons m
may and am upon
which a canons of mm
: nus-slum may be m.
HAWltlltll AngiAOHll MATclf-
BA’K "Adm. January aim-gal
Petticoats
jantlary is olWAys responsible for a bifiidiilcr-
once betwocn values and actual
i:
museum—the
kind of diil'erchc that int-nus dollars anthems
Prices slimy
at Sh.00-madc
ely corded. well
are green. cnrdt
licep sin
$5.50 and $6.50.
purple.
WHAT'S IN TIIE RUG SECTION
AXil‘llllSlCl‘. Moquctte. Smyrna and Wilton Rugs. attractive in design
Slob.
$| .5o. 17x54 Will!»
A MATTER OF ADVERTISINfi
their prices and tiller them to you of ii wiring. often of $20.0!» or more.
last season's window pieces are so reduced.
Sideboard
The D. M. DEAD Co.
v r Established 1857. o- .-
not in the sky."
M. IF THE WEATHER
Clothing reduced to an
Be convinced.
pron Strut.
vn‘rnANI acumen. ..
”Alli-m
Annual Honing of Regimental sure.
mm in Hartford.
HARTFORD Jamal-y 34m'l‘ho an
nual martin: of the Connecticut hum
ciation of regimental secretaries was
held here. yesterday afternoon. Pres
Mont Kllbolmn in adore-sins the meet-
ing. said that since the first morning
of the association ton years ago. About
2.000 Veterans of the civil war have
passed away. During the past your
the mat-outs have been erected by
the silicon of this state. is memory of
the across at Wmmbiic at tlprnwsu
Nfl‘ Whartfm. Mooiius and
m film-lb. TI: following om-
.cm, wan infected:
MMCJLC. “Mm. Litchfieid;
“18W John 'I'. on». Nor
victim." and treasurer. Wit
cording. stiffened.
36x}? Mount-tic
to those on the lookout. But we doubt ii Jau-
. nary cvcr brought so striking an illustrgltion
of this as is found where Silk Moreen Petticoats arc the hotlr's attraction.
Th‘cy'arc Worth
the prices of yesterday; today they cannot be duplicated anywhere on the money."
gin ilouucc velvet piping.
faced and velvet hound.
Scarlet, rose, brown,
heavy
’ Were
lavender.
$345 ea-
nntl icol«
cringe, sturdy in wear resisting qualities and worth your consideration.
)
a
1
Short lengths of Oil Cloths and Linolcunls at about one-half their real values.
The Mahogany Chamber Suits and Dining Room pieces which are a notable feature of
lIlt‘ l-‘uruiturc Section because of the superb material and workmanship which they otter at
moderate prices. are bought by us each Wilson] :15 show pieces. to make the section attractive.
When the time comes for others to lzllw their places we deduct their advertising value from
Nearly all of the
'I'ulll'l 'I'hlllc
Dining Table
L'hiua Closet
OBJECTIONS OBLlTEflATED.
. ......_..
RequeotrMada ”Sprinter in Note
That Accompaoled Agreement.
PEiiiN, January iii. (Delayed in
transmissionl~The note which accom-
panied the agreement delivered by til-3
Chinese plentlpotentlarles reiterated
the Chinese objections already publlsn-
ed. adding thereto a request for the
immediate return of the public build-
ings and the total cessation of military
expeditions. the desire for a definition
of the limits of the legations. also :i
doslrc for the removal of the troops as
early as possible.
The German and French officials
seem to think it unwise for the troops
to leave Pekin for several months
The French especially object to what
they call “the cowardly behavior of
other nations in not protecting the Chi-
nese Christians." For that reason
they believe it will be necessary to
keep the trooos at least another year.
The English. Americans and Russians
seemingly think a gradual withdrawal
can be made as soon as the river opens
about the beginning of March.
The Chinese are anxious to have the
indemnitics payable to the diflercnt
nations uninitiated before an interns
tionsl committee. it at rity of the
ministers hcfé seem to think' that their
governments any mans W ar-
rangemcnts with China. The Idols-
tcrs will shortly hold a meeting to son-
slder the next step to be taken. -No
formal reply will. be sent to the Olli-
neso objections. but they will be con-
sldered.
swear Tact-mic». OOHOOL.
Will of Philip D. Amour Pmidoa a
Million for it.
CHICAGO. January 244nm Record
says: "Armour lnstituo is to be the
nominee of a great technical itchb‘ol.
and will be affiliated with either the
University of Chicago or Northwestern
University. Pbiiip‘l). Armour. before
his death. arranged for moisture of
the Institution which bears his name.
and his will provides an endowment
of ti .000.th for it.
"This in tho information which
mom from a filmlt‘ oi friend of
the Armour family. who inns in a posi-
tion to share Mr. [tumours confidence.
and who, slow :Mr. Armour'u death.
has boon apprised of "u. munitions lin-
posed in his will.
"mm indication is that the techni-
cal institution It, to bc arctind the
present institue wil be a tremendous
and lasting monument to hit. Amour a
mile! in practical allocation.
"Moat persons whop are at all famil-
iar with the lulu inn-0f ills Ar.
moat institute. but an that it will be
affiliated with the mm at Chica-
go. Dr. cumulus. all the
head of the Amour lllllllttl. has long
at university as
a lecturer. if thaA instituted»!
communes ,yitwilW
ably become an at part he
Midway College
was. Im A‘l’ I All outdo.
battlodlllfl Chg!
votes. A. :
Norwalk Chronicler