fickle-plated. cairinei work ,of iate3t design. and 5:3I‘
‘ complete with foot hermit». 3m dribe'r, wrench,
5051303, rocker» rafflco binders. four plat: hem-
, , ens. do On account of the on. prices at
who! fseii this machine. we are prevented from offer-
its proper name. but assure you iii:
the regular
' W S STURTEVANT
if! Main and Ann Streets.
Soot/I Norwallr.
ALE],
SALE '
-. 1 ' “Ha-«Q...
'NIAD'IES’ JACKETS
$5.00 Garments. $3. 00.
LADIES' JACKETS.
" CK CLOTH; SATIN
NG. "AND ’I‘RIMMIN
1 $9.00 Garments, $6.00.
,' OXFORD OR BLACIx.
LIN-
G.
a
$7.00.
$8.00.
. _ $9.00. $10.00 Garments.
" IIIE-RY» AND UNDERWEAR ALWAYS A SPECIALTY.
DICKERMAN s: SON.
84 Washington Street.
SOU IH 'NORMALK
BHNNNLNS JACKET
WW...“
CHILDREN’S JACKETS.
WITH CAPE AND TRIMMED.
$2.49 for $1.49.
$3.00 for $2.00.
$3.50 for $2.50.
CHILDREN'S JACKETS.
FINE CLOTH, TR’IMMED
$5.00 Garments, $3.50.
$6.00 Garments. $4.50.
MISSES’ JACKETS.
DRAB, TAN AND BLUE.
$5.00 Garments. $3.00
$7.00 Garments, $5.00
$7.00.
Mil
(WW moo)
Dingo
MINI ‘I “the"
Much-00800000
mom Night Emissions. Loss of Memory. all wasting dia-
' .oaua. all oflcclo of self-abuse or excess and lndiscretlon
”A nerve tonic and blood builder.
glow to pole cheeks and restores the {ire of youth. By
pauper box. 6 boxes for $2.50. with our bank-
able (donate; to cure or Ieiund the money paid.
$00d tor circular and copy of our bankable gumantee bond,.___.___,___l
, AIITA TABLET
,, by, 01030: c. oTILLoON. 0mm». loath Normur. ca
AIIIIIII IIIIIIII
brilliant
and Manhood...
60
HALO
.9
EXTRA SIRENGTH
IInIIIadIIlo lioIIIlto
Brings the pink
douro form 0! Power. Varicocoin. Uodelroiopod 0r Bhrunkon
motor Ataxia. Nervous Prortmior Hyntorln. Fito,
obd tho Results oi Excessive. Use. of Tobacco. Opi
«w Loo a box. 0 for $5.90 with our-bu “(03'
. I30 ‘doyo or refund money paid. Addtooo
NERVJTA MEDICAL coMPANv
Sunni”
or Li nor.
‘0 minnow]
OHIOAOO. ILLINOI.
That's the reason our customcro I‘Itcy wltlr' us, your
after year. No cord of poor quality A... a place in our
bIno: If wc know it. You may match the price but you
. exceedingly cpnoiderpto to those about
lI'I'IIn
III: or 03 Italian 0. limp'bei- oi mom-
i oral or 000011 Vic
I mom; those who arrived,
0 Crown Prince of Swadco,
Prince John George of Saxony, the
Prince t Ishm- -Altepburz. Prince Wnl.
dock PIrIjnont, and the Prince and
Prluco ti
their rINspocttvc suitor. c'l‘héy‘ warn
9019?qu In in royal mum» to Buclo
a
1N0 m mum of the Gannon Embassy
tool. till princes from away. but
none 0 the members of t a British roy-
ay, iamlly were precept III the station.
His 100W. King Edward VII. won
roarerNuto‘d ut the station. bOWover,
by Colonel Campbell. one of bin grooms
in W0. ”5'3“
51110 I u‘itcd Stutos cmhdouy will spend
to Windsor Custle three magnificent
00ml Ilececwwmutbb from President
McKIII 0y 0nd Mm. Garfield and 0
mos f our the United States Itmbnsuu-
dor, Joseph H. Choutc. The prcul
depth tyrcuth is eight {out in diumctcl
and 0f‘ solid whitc oamoliuu, orIITIIIA,
blind (I! tho vullcy. tulips and moon
with A cluster of Inuuvo orchids in the
cantor. Mr. ClIoutc's crops are of tho
some ilowms. Mrs. Guriicid‘n wreath
is composed of nrums neupoiltuu vio
lots um] gIcouer.
Memboia of King Edw'urd‘ a cult toll
their friends that. hiu mujontv honours
ovoiwliolmod by tho sauce of tho Io
spoualliilllloo of kiugshlp. VV'thcuA.
formerly, ho was group] but cxnctlug
uud irritable rcgordlug oliiciui matters.
he has becomo profoundly grave and
him in small us wall as In important
m'nttorll. lie hits worked many hours
daily aiuco tho ouoons dentb. dlbpos
Inn of two In Ibrco wooka nrrouro or
nubile buuiocn in; bud not been
""'i'1lilb‘ t'd attend "tt‘l
Society expects King Edwrud will
make St. James the most in illiuut court
If Europe. hold night drawing rooms.
instead of tho somewhat Ilrcux y utter
noon functions of the post (llilllltil of
A ccuiluy. unit pxovldc rch‘I‘tuluucntn
Instead (It leuvhig the shoots to out
undwichca inihcir carriages under
the cyns of the crowd. Those who hnvc
‘Icen presented to Queen Victoria will
be entitled to attend King Edward’s
drawing rooms. otter submitting their
nunlonto the lordfcbnmborlnlu.
It It! hoped the king will revive the
urtoul of the monarch vlniting the
motion of the nobility And also revive
tho holding of drawing rooms at HOD“
00d pnlucc. Whether he will adopt
the prrrogutive of kids III: the chooke
~t the indies presented allowed by the
viceroys oi indio and Ireland is one of
the topics of society gossip
For the four-ml 33 .000 soldiers will
be under arms. Three, thousand mm“
viii mnrch in tho procession, and the
remainder will line the room. one '5
tnchmcuts of troops in the procession
will TIE-present ovary branch of tho
Irmy, uuvy, colonioh yoemnnry and
voluntccia. The military display. how
ever. will not be spectacular. All the
men Will wear ovoroouts, except the
'rlrh ll‘oot Guards on duty at Bucking
ham prince. Twenty thousand soldicI
are p0 Iring into London from tho. coun‘
try. School buildings will be utilized
as barracks.
Au mum of workmen, today. is pro-
parlor; Victoila station for the arrival
If WI funcrul cmlcgo. The placards
iiavc Icon tom dotvn the wood and
‘ron Ivork have been ropo'lnted and
the stores in the vicinity display the
royal monogram on II black and purple
background. All the possible detour
of the. ceremonies are being rehearsed.
Aoo’uaa‘s ON 0000 bonus.
w
'miwircd by Howard H. Grooo ‘Botoro
Carri-p0 and Harman Makers.
CHICAGO. Januury 31—43000 roads
It the that object to be nttuiucd by les-
'deut9 of the rural districts. to bo loi-
Iowet in natural 000110000 by free do.
‘IchN 01' mail daily nownpnpern. farm
lnlcpl ours and plcuouro minibuses, WA A
the dIquo of on uddrcau dcllvetcd by
l—iowrud l-.l Claim, of the department of
Agriculture ut tho that scunlou of the
conv'IIution of tho Notional Carriage
‘Illi Harness Deulcru’ Asunclutlon. III
Ste nwoy l-lIIii yesterday. Mr. (irons
Comihioulon. told of his efforts: in the
movqmcnt, and tho cocoons which had
ottcu 0d them throughout the uoigba
borlriu stators. IIlIuolII, he predicted.
‘woul be the atnto that would inaugu-
rate be’improvcment of roads by low
Good‘ roads he said. would spread like
small pox it the individual oitorto of
tho embers would plant the deeds of
tool vor indifferent localities.
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'pROII'IAATANTIoM IN THE PHILIP.
I muse. ' 5
MNNII IA. January Ale—Tho cabled
«Int me I that the movement toward
Pro ntIIn into in the Philippines is
on “£00thin rapidity in
or tour on humour. Pros
“ i and Britinh
collation how
or: fvgzi our for
III "of tho
'0.
Audi and in II connituouéy ot‘ o thous-
«Ind tho Proobyteripn ”Nil
nutlie mini" _ ,Ilf
oNI ON, Januni' 814A special '
L in morals bm'l'lllll. to, the Char. l0
. ifomiiien upon tho contin- . V .
‘o Imus purpose of ‘ . 5 9'
who la n member of the Good Roads .1
or Scbuumburg hippo and I
201000 and the various botcls. "bm N‘
through, ‘
Minn (Ebro Ainsley, It prominent
school teacher in one of our normal
schools. speak: 0,! her experience with
catarrbni occurrence» and eulopizcu
Stuart‘s armour Tabictu no a Cure
for them 3110 Anya: ‘“ drama ‘00in
from sovoro frontal hoot 000,0 and pulp
in and back of tho «yea. I tlmoa so in-
tcnse‘iv no to Inonnucltatc me in my
duiiv duties. l hurl suffered from on-
turrh. more or less. for yours, but new
or thought ti. was the house of Ill)’
headaches. but tluully lit-cumin con
vlnced that. Such was the cone because
the headachou ward ultvnyli Wol I10
whenever i had II «old or frc'ab punch
of cuturrh.
"Stuart’s Cotorrh 'i‘uljicts wont! high
ly recommended to mo us A auto and
pleasant. catarrh cum and utter IIsinI:
A low any cool boxes. which I pI0cuI-
00 (mm my druggintu i won ourprlood
to ilnd that both, tho coinrrh nod hood
aches had gone on Irood "
Stuart's Cbiurrh ’l‘uIIlutn 010 sold by
druggiats III titty cools per package
under the guarantor of the proprietors
that they contain Absolutely no 0.)
onion (touud in so many cuturrh CIIH'HI
no option (so common in cheap cough
cures) nor any huInIlul drug Thor
contain rIinply tho uhoiusomc autism)
tics nbccsunry to Iioatroy and drive
hui dlucusc. j..l f2
RADICAL CHANGES AT YALE.
important Mention of the Corporation
Hold Youtordoz— ,
NEW IIAVIIIN. Juuuury 3i-.\ moot
lug :‘II the Y'olu corporation was bold
youterduy noon. All the members of
the corporation wow Iproscut. with tho
exccptlou of Senator [)0ch and tilt"!
govornor and 'lioutouunt governor. who
were unable to couu- owing to import-
ant engagements cluewhcre. It who
die first meeting or llio
shine the death of. it'urhrl'unn Window
of New York. lilo plucc on the pro-
Ilculiol committee who” illlcd by the
eloction of Rulph Ripley. vice presi-
dent 0i tho National Hide and Leather
Bank of Boston. Appropriate minutes
on tho dearth of r.I Winthrop worn
lso mound and will up published in
ho Yalo Alumni Wocitly 'i‘he moot
Lug won the most important. held (or :3.
cup limo. The business which was
trhnaucted may be grouped under
three bonds.
Flrst-~Tho ratification by the cor
pomtlon of certain changes in the cur-
:lcuium recommcudud by unanimous
vote of tho ucodemlcul protein-Iota.
There changed lcovc ircsluuau your no
It is ut present but do away with com
puluory psychology in junior .V'cnr and
allow greater freedom In the choice or
electives among BODhOIllOl‘efl.'A state-
mm of the essential matures or the
changes In tho curriculum is here no-
pended.
Socoudeovorul changes were made
in the university faculty. Professor
Sandora was transferred from the acn-
demlcnl to the theological department.
where he will till a new chair in bibli-
col history and archaooiog'y. Pro, 08,501-
Sandor» will retain his members lp' lull
the faculty, of the Graduate, school
Edward V. 'Raynoido was Appointod II
professor in the Low school to sire In
ttrucliou in the graduate nourish in
comparative constitutlo'nni low and
civil government. Professor Ru uoidp
was graduated hour the Shellie (.1 Sci
onlilic school in 1880. Ho afterwurds
studied low at Columbia. tithing his
dogroc in 1882 In 1884 no rccoivcn
tho degree of 1009th of low from
Yale. and in 1880 that of doctm oi’ civ-
li low. Prui‘csam ituynoldu bus for
many years been connected With Inc
university as inalIuctoI III municipal
low. lecturer in political science and
cbuuiltutlouu’i low and instructor in
coating. 30 III III proront ubrond
studying a. fin him made a. specialty
of comp‘nrn‘tivo lurinpiudouco.
Prolonpor William Walker was elect.
ml to the. Titus Atruet proiépoorohlp oi
ecclesiastical history in tho Yule Di
vlnitv school. This chair is now hold
by Professdr I‘lahcr, whose rozlgpntiou
will tube 0'!!ch next Octobo' ut' the
clone oitltc bl cuntonnlu'i' ”broom.
Proie. lltql‘ I'IAII be Author
or church till low In the finrttoi 'I‘lIo-
0i0‘wicui uchool nlnco 18
In‘n‘duu'tu of 'A‘ihhora‘t 'coll'odo and III) do
u dostor of divinity do-rIoc frn’ni' thoro
on well on hop: the Western Renown
unlIlo'rIIity. lib is II doctor 0! libiloro,
buy of Mimic and tho lIthor ’0:"‘"
H to of the Gunmen l'ot'Ioi jo
, no chum” Alum-r on: or .
r
II will! nu{ ,ot'hor in) rtnnt’
iron: tho urnlrumm- gonnh .91 comm .
corporation .
. o
A ‘ a and mum. of contra, our:
Norton '2:
9 p truce when you arc coIIIIIdcrIug the
“buying «or a Silk UIIIlcrskIrt is the {Act that; in, buying
of us you have the pick And clIOLce of 0 8000!: from
which we have eliminated every uncertd‘mty :93 t'o the
excellence of quality and corrcctucsu of Atylc and
”You on. depend upon us for8 satisfaction on these p0iIItA.—-—_voIII preferences for col»
patterns. and detoliu arc nllnhnt remain to be decided
We havc an endless variety of plain colored, striped, fancy. changeable and black Taf-
fetus. made ill the latest Parisian stvlcs .
$3. 998 '9: $7 59
I “5.99
moo ;
$8.75
$0.00
$12.50. No.99
SUGGESTIONS FOR MEN
White Shirts
l ’riccs 390'Itnchw3 I'- )i‘ $1.00
loy's Sweaters
$1.25 All wool grudc (ll $mo
All sizes.
Cardigan jackets
All styles and grades at low prim
Worth investigating.
Men’s Suspmulcrs
The 300 kind for ago the pair.
Men's Underwear
t'umcl's Hair Shirts & llruwci‘s,"
75c the piece.
Iloy's Underwear
Fleece Lined Shirts & Drawers
250 the pica;-
.\I(-II'.~I Night Shirts
Rico's 'I‘willcrl Night Shirts made
extra full and long. at an or
tI‘zI slim-t price—«50¢ (‘ill‘li
iIIIliAIII‘nsulIlc. \Vc hm”
"liver; "
C ouch.
3
I, {III z?
mous donor $100 000 to cohalIuct
new building tm the Médlcni school.
a
The bulldln will be known as tho
Clincul build up dud will contain a ful-
ly equipped diupcuuruy and rooms for
tho touching roqulrud in connection
with it. it will ho altuoted on Congress
avonuc. between Cedar and R000
streets. it is expected tbut work on b
will be begun this spring. it was rc-
ported at the meeting that. the loud
for the gateway to be erected by this
close of 1896 in memory of Messrs.
Cheney and Ives. who died during the
recent Spanish war. has been lllmt‘isl
nil mined and It was voted to allow
the construction of tho gutcwoy bo-
tweeu Ouborn and Wclcb hulls.
CURLING CONTEST.
international Event for the Gordon
Medal Set for February 5.
NEW YORK. January 31—llovld
Foulls. secretary of tho Grand Notion
III Curling Club 0! America. has receiv-
edword from A. A., Stevenson. vice-
president oi the Canadian branch of
the Royal Caledonian Curling Club.
that. the international contort for um
Gordon medal has been not foI Fehru
cry 5. at Montreal. Alter consuming
with James F‘. Conley. president of tho
Grand National Club. it was announced
that. New York will bo represented.
President Conley. Vice President W
D. Edwards, former prooidon l) G.
Morrison and probably John «low.
of Boston, will compouo the Now York
loom. Tho medal was won' by Now
York lost your at Allied; N. V.
This will he the cicvonth annual
content. Canada having won the medal
seven times and the. United States
three times ,
”-00-
PRINCE CHAN-£8 WILL ENTER
NAVY.
COPI‘NIIAGEN. January iii—«Th0
' accession of the daughter of the King
of Denmark to tho pobitou 0t qucon of
England will affect tho future of
Prince Churleo of Denmark. who. like
his with. prefers to reside in England.
Prince auction has Ion domed to on
tor the Britt, sh uvy. iII gi'nndfuth
or. the long 'bf Armory. has concerto
ad. but his tumor. the’ crown prince.
lion objcctcd. it. is now I'Indoratood.
hovIe‘Vor. idiot tho land; has Improved
thi’t lien. and Prince Cbnzlo‘u will
i) rdhphiy. noon ho appointed 0 a pool-
tlbh in the Enailoh navy 5
”HGT PKHFO¥MANCE OF ELEC
MADRID Jammy slmeoro wore
'olormy 000000 In the tint performanco
It ’9‘: pilgrim bu. Noodcmicinni Gnidon‘.
fifth not of. the play. which war: ii
990nm .outbum. coolant clericoltomv
rowdy Intorru ted by III-Ion or
A huupilitroIooutouooN "Booth to the
‘ . IOIR TATTNAOK ON MIMIC. .
E W donor: Illa-Tho
loch $39M '
““3 00116“
In One Room-0r a House
NS"’I‘ii‘."l't‘“"Mill???“NS” NW wi‘sj'ccwtbr‘ “Ad'j'uizru‘lrlc“5'viriurlvvrt’c;uclwi A5 "Mir. {holder"Alri'ttukco' run moi
more room than u Tctc-a-tctc, yet when the ends are lowcrcd I<
(Inc with Mahogany frame. uplmlstcrctl in (lid
llluc Mohair Velour over Hair and Moss, is priced (ll
.000
coon IIIoA 'Au'o NIcAuAcIIA
CHICAGO, January III—FA special to
tho Tribune tram
NowII today recalled New Orleans to
the cilioot uuu tho Republics of (main
bond of Nicoronuon soldiers, IIcIIIIIr.I
in will. under orders.
‘I'IOIINISNIII Grit
II. , ‘ lid
llc the home the our or the other. a (much will find place and bc upprccintcd—bccomc
all sizes and kinds; I‘Ivvrrings of Velour. l’luslI. l'autasotc and Lea-
a in“
$28.00 ‘
practically sized
@ ThéDMDEADCo. Q
r «- Established 1857. a o-
1.9. ‘1. .
Francis 6: Co.
”A Now England Winter has neoér
been known to rot in the sky"
Expect cold. disagreeable weather: it's sure to come!
It‘s tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us wdhn larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
the year. '
we MUST MOVE THEM. iF THE WEATHER
. WON‘T. WHY THE PRICES MUST;
Every piece of Winter Clothing reduced to an
increditablc level. Call. Be convinced.» '
:0.
98 Wa3hington Stroot.
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Mort-hunt and Mioora‘ Transportation
Company's steamer gerkshlre went
aground last night in the Delaware
river near Newcastle. Del. She was
bound from Suvanl'mh tor this city.
ilcr phenomena woydi tukcnI to Wil-
IninIrtou. Dcl. it in; believed rho will
row; A GUARREL.
linw Orleans Anya:
Rico and Nicnrnmiunmin huvu ui|ilill- ho floated. . . . ,.
mi Which Tony. pounlbly result In hou- ...-
,tiiitlcs. Aiittlc over n wook Ago II MINE .WORKEREMVERELY hit
5 - (Armour-1,0.
' imNVIIIR. 001.. .ln’l'uuuw ill—U 0.00-
good probidlent 0! «no Calorudo Fuel
and Iron 010111000an hill 'toot‘i n I)
(are this ie'ginlnllvo co lion?
invoiniitutln'o the 001%,. ,
0 number of the 00 Why'd Tuition
Involviad apvarclym III-mi ,ed the om
nation on fthll MI '
WWW Inc sell
crossed tho
.troutlur. IIurprIImII tho
[and ooptqucd tho
00ml, noun Mono
‘yeo rovolIItlon
600M iiicun of-
III: Managua.
ill the
deified.
Illito
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Norwalk Chronicler