71:1 VELVEis
'YTEING FOR A Home
A TACK, TO A PIANO.
5.
NORTH MAIN
Worth fully double the price.
7gc., $1.75 and $2.75,
which is also half price;
' 33‘. NIYRNA ARI‘ SQUARES AT EQUALLY RIDICU-
‘ LOUS PRICES.
. 77p 7‘ F911 Appoints-o new 1101,11;
postmortem 111111 11911111331111:
11‘: :WE‘ ARE ENABLED
cost 9F FEEIR MAN-
.from 373.0041'0371001 worth $6 to $15. :§“$&§12”?1fzwlaffifh§§hngfl
50 CENTS-5‘ worth $150. Board, at which Dr 9. 11. money was
. . . v chairman. and the father new asserts
35 CENTS; worth 75 11.1.1 3e was not 0 39771719711717 of the 37111;
. . i a tie a o. e was. 0 11
”CENTS? worth 3! 50' grl'lne 51.111;3 IIHDEIIIDWEI hdcnuse hi‘s‘ col.
25 CENTS; “793-3157 50c. leagues practically ignored him
390.. 4890.. $1.05, $2.00 and $3.00
.1
W
Open Every Evening.
StuttevaNt,
AND ANN sis.
SOUTH NORWALK.
o? Phy9iciuns Add Q
Hospital. and his wit .
the Wbmuns Auxiliary heard of tho
hospital. have both relifgh‘ed. Dr. Ar-
D71“. Cheney, .Ir,, said at the time that
he Was told that charges hail been
made Against hini involving his dprofes
sloual standing. He declared lint it
was charged that 116‘ hitd received 1
ice from a ward patient and that the
receipt for the payment was in the pus~
session of the Board. .
Young Dr. Cheney; who is a graduAte
of Yale. denied “with tv97171111114i111ce that
a oeugu tyo 0011 0991
103131, Dhallonged tli'e Board to finance
the receipt and demanded a hearing 00
the charges. He maintains that no
hearing has been held and that the
receipt has never been shoWn to him
The other 'sldc of the controvmcv
which has caused old friends to take
opposite sides. has never been home
uiitii lust night. Members of the
Board of Physicians have refused here
tutors to talk about tub mother. but
now that Dr. Cheney has resigned Dl‘.
Paul C. Skiff, of the Board, has con-
sented to State the Board's case.
“It is not true that any charges of
any sort were made against Dr Ar
thui S. Cheney." said Dr Skiff. last
night. “There was no necessity of
any hearing or any vindication. i hes
LADIES AND MISSES’
JACKETS.
This means we will sell
9 . no Jackets for $2. 50.
10 ‘ Jackets for $5.00.
$15.00 Jackets for $7. 50.
have a few Garments from
00011 marked
Shem—format price $5. 00.
$2.oo-—former price $10.00.
HILDREN’S JACKETS.
LADIES’ SUITS.
3'! .oo Suite-$5.00.
111.00 Suits—$6.00.
Balance of our
4 UR BOAS AND MUFFS
I 7 at half prices.
w
1.90 Waists, 0 Cents.‘
".00 4Waists,:1 1.00.
Wallets, $1. 05.
peeial Price‘s.
.90 Skirts, $3 75
475 Skirts. $4.- 5°__~____ '
{All at Reduced Frices.
vLApiss' EIDERDOWN
‘ SACQUES.
:36" socqucs. 69 Cents.
71:11:00,111.» Cent‘s.
7119 11671111641199 Cents.
WRAPPERS
‘ ' re 90111.50 Cents.
W 9519111; 75 Cents.
11711311111 411011115.
nIEs‘r FLANNEL WAISTS.
DIJES’ WALKING SKIRTS.
horas—"H SEPARATE SKIRTS.
IES" OUTING FLANNEL
made SPECIAL PRICES as follows:
TERS.
At 10 Cents. value 25 Cents.
At 25 Cents, value 50 Cents.
DRESS GOODS.
Short lengths and odd pieces
a great reduction:
LADIES’ SILK WAISTS.
$3.00 Waists, $2.00.
$4. 00 Waists, $2. 75.
$5.00 Waists, $3.50.
FANCY UN DERSKIRTS.
Prices.
MEN’S HEAVY
OVERSKIR S.
35 CENTS.
Regular Price 50 Cents.
CAPS.
25 Cents Caps. :9 Cents.
35 Cent Caps :5 Cents.
50 Cents Caps 35 Cents.
PETS.
m
and 901:.
at reduced prices. .
CHINA AND JAPANESE
MATTINGS.
H
MATS AND RUGS
DERWEAR.
50 Cent Cemented 35 Cents.
05 Cent Gel-1111121, 19 Cents.
llll
Special Prices.
CHILDREN’S-TAM 'o SHAN—
Sample Lines at Wholesale..
ERSEY
CHILDREN’S TOBOGGAN
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR-
Short lengths up to 25 yards:
50c. and 600.. regular prices 751:
Longer lengthsg in drop patterns
Short lengths at Bargain Prices.
Mail—0*
In drop patterns- at Reduced
Prices. they must he referred to arbitration;
W night gangs to receive overtime when
MEN’ S FLEECED LINED UN. they work over fifty four hours 11
BOYS’ FLEECE‘E 11111311111-
.13“! M
A DARCAINEIN HUCK TOW-
2101- :15 Cents. value 19 Cents.
_ itiite to reveal the inside facts. but it
seems necessary in order to still this
controversy.
“At the January meeting of the
Board of Physicians and Surgeons we
11111110111. Arthur S. Cheney one of
several Junior surgeons. We selected
another doctor as chief or senior sup
geun.
“Dr. B. H. Cheney. our chairman,
protested. lie said he would have his
son senior surgeon or no surgeon In
the hospital at all.
“That's all there is to this hubhub
which has agitated the public so much
and which has caused the father and
mother to resign.”
Q—u—b .
GOOD ROADS SPECIAL.
Novel Method of interesting Farmers
In Illinois.
CHICAGO March ZwAi'rangemeuts
have been made whereby the Illinois
Central Railroad Company and the
National Good Reads Association wtll
ioln hands in a accrue to further edu-
onto the farmers along the line of the
llliuois Central between New Orleans
and Chicago, in the building of good
roads. The scheme provides for the
running of a "good roads" special. be
tween the Louisiana metropolis and
this city. and the practical dcmonstru
tions by expert mud builders.
The “special" will leave Now Or
loans about the middle of this month
it. will be made of eight or nine ears
including a commissary coach and flat
ours to carry the machinery required
in the building of modern wagon ways
There will be men sent out in advance
Who wiil work mass meetings at spec
filed points, interesting the farmers in
the coming of the train and explaining
the purpose of the visits. The train
will make the trip between New 0r-
ionns and Chicago in about three
months. stopping at twenty or more
points, at each of which the expert
ro'i'ui men will build about a mile of
roadway. The advance agents will ar-
range with the farmers .to have every-
thing ready for the practical demon-
urutlons when the special arrives.
The farmers will he expected to pro-
vide the material to be used in the
building.
at
T0 REGULATE MAOHINIBTS’ PAY.
New Schedule to be sent to Every Em-
ployer In the Country.
CHICAGO March 2——'l‘he Record
says: The re ecutlvo board of the in
tern‘ntionul sloeiation of Machinists
has prepaied an agreement which
within a few days will be sent to every
employer of machinists in the country
it regulates hours and wages for one
year. beginning May 20. it? demands
an increase of 121,5 per cent. in wages
over the present rate.
other provisions are a nine hour
day. or ili'ty- feur hours a week. time
and a half for ovei time until midnight
and After that double time. including
andays and legal holidays; griev:
1100011 to be settled wherever possible
by conferences between the employer
and employee. and where that fails
would. '
ri‘he agreement applies to every em
player in the United States and Can-
ada. unless as secific rate of wages is
already provid d for in oxistihg agree-
ments. Under the terms or. the New
York ugi'eeniente the demands will be
referred to arbitration where the em
player Is a member of the Metal Mau-
ufscturers Association. .
WILLv CMAOH CAI-GONG AGAIN. 7
road
CarrieN
111111.111. lsht. t'dhe h occupied 11hr
cell in the count)! Iiii herd Asked
{1711111037 sold: #31111. Jusfimteil the people
no l-bn "
1111111111?" 1301111111411
to mailing“
the scale of wages from 84 a day of
F9n.,“3 of ten Zwisince lift-11.:A
Nitl no to from Peoria. v
last night as to her future plans. Mrs. 4 .
tier ',
i111. mini 11 go .
EDWIN” the gill
_ acids for Yourself.
Here is one case 01 It:
~7hfr.7 F. 8'. 11‘11011, of 272 High 9111001 4
snyéti "I prepared e 117011 of Dean’s
can... r1111 tram Pleisteil’s drug ‘
store tor a slight urinary trouble oil- 7,
at an entertainment.
Pills must hsve brought about the
change for after the treatment 1 was .
quite well."
For sale by all dealers.
cents. Foster-Miiburn: Dempsey. Buf-
tale. N. Y.. 11010 13.911.11.111; the halted
States.
Remember the ‘ namenno'an‘ s-7—aud
take no other.
l
MANY NEW ENLISTMENTS.
M
0001-07 of the Navy Encouraged by the
Outlook.
NEW YORK, March 2~—0fflcers at
the Brooklyn Navy and‘ are much env
coursged by the number of enlistv
menu; now coming in from all parts of
the country. Rear Admiral Henry C.
Taylor. who, while he has been in
command of the receiving ship ‘Vcr-
mont. has devised many plans to iii-
crease the eiiiistmcnts. said; Their:
is little dangci that the navy will be
very short of men In the near futuie.
At the present time the outlook is
bright About two years ago the
aim in was raised that the navy would
soon be without enough men to man
the different ships already in commie
slon, much less the new ones in pro-
cess of construction. What might be
termed the scare about-leek of men is
now ever. With the 11111111101101 now
recruiting plans that have been tried.
the navy has found new resources to
draw from. and there is little doubt
that we will be able to 79111 enough men
at all times." . ..
INSURGENTS NOT TR7U78TWORTHV
Bataan Natives. Though Appearing
Cordial, Sold to he chorwiso.
BALANGA. Province streamer. 1..
March 2~Notwithstsndihu the 400 0101 .
reception it was the unanimous esti-
mony of the Thirty- Second infantry
that the people of Bataan are back-
ward. untrustworthy and not ready for
:1in government.
111111 they are continuing to contribute
to insurgents adjacent in the menu-
tains. General Grant. however. in con-
fident that they will be pacified. 1-10
says that scouts will shortly disperse
the Bataan rebels. 'l‘oduy‘s scssionor
the commission lamented that the 51‘s-
gels of Bataan are not equal to those.
of Bulacau 11110110011101in otherwise
they are a strong race.‘ Interest is
manifested in the session of the com-
mission. delegations being present
from all towns excepting two.‘ The
commissioners anticipate the establish-
ment of a successful government.
The Thirty-Second infantry will
shortly sail for home. being replaced
by a portion of the Sixth Artillery.
SENATOR PLATT'S REPORT.
—_._~.
No Further Investigation of the Cuban ‘
Frauds are Needed.
WASHINGTON. March 2—«Benator
Plutt. of Connecticut. chairman of the . .
00111111 Kidney ‘
Price to .
it is also suspected ‘
$1.75 each.
have 1.111.111 yet Summer’s w...)
sleeved Vests and knee pniji‘ Inkle Pants, 25 and 59c the piece
the piece. Anicricanfiosiery Cofs
1111 has Nottnrrived. are timely
light weight Yvici‘ino, $1. 25 the piece
set Covers—~liigh neck and 10119; sleeves or high neck and sleeveless—~25 and 51:10 each.
bed Silk Corset Covers—filigh neck and long sleeves $1 75; low neck sleeveless $771. 25 and
ii I'CS.
iiiic, open Net. 50c.
cry
artl.
lioy'
the your.
Senate committee on relations with . -
Cuba, yesterday submitted to the Han
ate the report of that committee upon
the results of its investigations. but
makes no reiommondution beyond that
contained in the following paragraph.
"in the opinion of the committee the
infmination obtained is so full and
specific as to render fiirthci investiga-
tion and inquiry unnecessary. especial
iy in view of the fact that the alleged
frauds in connection with the present
revenues of the islands are now being ' "
investigated by the courts of Cuba in
cases where officials alleged to have
embezzled or misappropriapd postal . ' 1“
funds are being prosecuted!
The investigation case 814 834.
ELECTRIC OPER TOM GM
STRIKE.
CHICAGO March 2~illo oporatcis
of the Illinois Electric Transportation ‘ ' '
'Comp‘anys vehicles have
one on
strike against 11‘ proposed 0 1711150 in
twelve 11011111 to twenty per 00,111.. of
111051101111 earnings. The 1110 present-
ed an Agreement to 8090 ntendent
Jenkins. cabin: for 11 1111110 scale of
18 38 cents an hour. with 11‘ twelvezo
hour day. but as the president of the
coin any. Samuel insult in in New
Yor, they were informed that it was
beyond the power of Superintendent
Jenkins to comply with the request.
W
‘ CAILI TRAFFIC INTINIURTID.
mNIII'VII‘ YORK, March 2-The Cont»
hid Oriole 001111111711 11111 as
Inuit the; 10110111115 notice:
MD 01120 liter cable is infirm,
1161777717773777701 West coast out
011111113111
GUSTO NICIIQ‘I’O 7|N CUBA. '
"‘ filov»
increditableievel. Cali.
The is 9
ts' incite DoWitt‘I Littc Early
hrs mg st popular, little pi is. when
tailor. the y. are 01111. They are sim-
ply perfect for lver and bowel troub-
‘100 G. C. 4Btiiison.
i him, Johnson-Hal Mr Johnson
111de home foru dinner yeti'f
I «Am I heard him downstairs"
”That W570 Leo, growling over also
can... mum.’
W‘
Like Oliver Twist. .chiide 011 unit for
triers 4011011 given 0110 Mt ute‘ 1175b
0111-0. mothers endorse It hlflhhi 07:
up, it 9'qule cures all cough I an
'00 do and every throat and fun
. rubble It “he!” A specific for prison on
«01110115110011 0 well
1100 ii 11011101153“. for whooping cough.
of P11011119. MI
we at r " I.
,7 7 f) Stillson.
Prams &
WE MUST MOVE THEM.
WON’T. WHY THE PRICES MUST
emptnol‘s the their pleasant
- 0.0
in point of vie1v—-Wc have :1 variety of makes to iiicc‘. the preferences of
Fairy Dress Forms. of Cui'icti liair
Women's Ribbedl Cotton
L iidcrwear. in the proper
weights for these meet.
when Wihtbr’s rigors
Lohg and short
in light weiglit.Mefi.II9 at .7759
Ribbed Cotton ‘Cor«
7‘Rib-
topics.
censure 11111 1111111111111 NEGESSIIIES.
in straight front (Corsets, correct in stylc and perfect from 2111 hygien—
cvcry Corset wearer and a variety of styles within cash make to fit all fig—
In connection with these we give instruction 1"1 the proper method
of putting on and lacing.
The correct supporter for wear with this form of 9011101, is the "1505- l
for." 111 black or white, 501'.
25c—0f
Hustle and Hip Paris in the Latest shapes 25 and 501'.
AHDERSON’S IMPORTED MADRAS AND CHEVIOTS. . ‘
From the raw material, which is of the best quality. and from the designs which are crc-
For dresses and shirt waists. cliihlrcu‘s dresses, men's ucgligec
.0
aliens of the highest art. Anderson's imported Madras and Cheviois are carried through cv-
proccss of manufacture to a perfection lll wcavc. finish and color that has become a stand-
aud laundered shirts,
s waists and blouses 211111 infant's dresses, there are suilziblcblc patterns and coloriugs.
. .
Prices 25c and 351‘. yard.
“wuv—‘na-nmm ‘
The D. M. DEAD Co.
7 v :- Established1857. r u- 7
"A New Enalana' Winter has never
been known to rot in the sky.”
Every piece oi Winter Clothing reduced to 2111
Be couvmced.
9D wnshfndfan Street.
orders and cure the
I’..7Weed Nor-walk.
4.... .10
cure for
i
l'
he 911121011011. But 11101111111011
‘dotln and minutes hits under foot
"1119110 ofliini." ensured
Ilenduche oitdn results from 11 did
ordered condition of the atom I1 and
consti atlas of the bowels.
two 0 Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets will correct these dis
k‘m’g "Wear 11 11111111152111
0.
Expect cold, disagreeable weather; it's sure to come 1
it's tardiness. nevertheless. leaves us Wllh a larger
stock on hand than we should have at this time of
iF THE WEATHER -
.--.. .I H... ._ . . m
THE PARTS WERE LOST.
Hotel Man (who thinks he is calling
down his butcher)-Say. I are shy a
heart and a liver. eight ribs and a
shoulder. Now. I want 'em right
away.”
Railway Office (which has been con-
nected by mistakel—"Sorry sir; but
the wreck has been cleared up."
._..—-.
State of Ohio City of Toledo. Lucas
County. as
Frank J. Cheney niukes- oath that ho
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & (30., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for ,
each and every case of Catarrh the
cannot be cured by the use 01' Hell's
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
I11 my presence. this 6th day of Decem-
vbcr, A. 1)., 1886. .
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
A LONG JOURNEY.
“i'vu been 011 this road ten years,"
mid the conductor on 11 Southern ruli-
mud to 11 passenger who complained of
slow time. ”an' I know what I’m talk
in' about "
"T111 yems. oh. "" said the passenger,
“What station did you get on at?‘
STRIKES A RICH FIND.
“I was troubled for several years
with chronic indignation and nervous
_ debility." writes I". .1. Green. of Lan-
A1 (0111- or
headache Sold
bit 0. C. 8iiiison. South Norwalk;. id
lies that you get the original be
th’s Witch Hazel Salve when you
f0r4 it. The genuine is a certain
suffice: sores and skin «linen 0:1
in the very vertex of the bargain
rush .9 man was struggling.
"Mercy!"
born hi hi
9y 1
consideration In
caster
N. If. ”No remedy helped me
until I
began using Illiectric Bitters.
' which did me more good than all the
medicines i ever used They have el~
so kept‘my wife in excellent health for
years. She says Electric Bitters are
Just splendid for female troublen: the't
they are a grand tonic and invigoratin-
for weak run down women. No other
medicine can tithe its place In our fam-
Ily." Try them. Only five. tisfec.
tion guaranteed by F. H. Baxter.
BRUTLI FORCE.
"Does that young 1111111 next door to
you play his trombonebymitr or by
note?"
"Neither.
By brute force.‘\ '
00 1110110110 of DeWitts Witch
11,111 Salvo are liable to douse blood
poisoning Leave them alone. The
01151 II has the heme lleWitt‘I upon
the x and wrapper It is a herm-
less and healing salvo for skin dis-
eases. Uhequnled Yer piles. (I. C.
Billions. . .
M
'riié Jury in 11 recent rial in Wales
mfitprlud one 11100 00111 fl Hughes and
eleven named Jones. seven of the
miter bore the Christian 1101110 of John.
11104-9 neonate none 001 the some a“ .
11101 '01 seven of the form-«401111
Jam
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