R THAN THE LOWEST.
gen 75 cents up
in and Ann Streets
LDREN’S JACKETS.
Sea 3 yrs. to 10 yrs.
PRICES
:MISSES’ JACKETS.
liter: yrs. to 18 yrs.
AR CUTS. ATTRACT-
IVE PRICES.
DIES’ JACKETS.
ask, Navy, Castor.
BACK OR PLAIN
BACK.
n., 42 in; and 56 in.
IES’ UNDERSKIRTS.
flctrized and Fancy.
loom $1.00 to $3.00.
,R‘EN’ S RIBBED VESTS
tile lfi‘o . ‘l‘lllllil‘l'l‘tl
ere elven overflowing with Good
furniture we nor from the turret and but modulators“
"to here on honorarium of intent and
. fi’l‘S are the productions ill some or the
riding the bowl! marries. Smith’s and other high grade Wii«
will? Roxburr nod other Brhuhelo. in the new rail dehlsl’lh.
ruperlpr to those .3: turmer- seasons.
.8. FROM 55 CENTS YARD UP.
BRUSSELS FROM 60 CENTS YARD UP.
VELVETS AND AXNlNBTERS FROM 31 YARD UP
0
rr srvLas. Lownsr‘
i
v
nation: iii new and rip-to-
nug‘ost‘ reins in the
'3" Oil Cloth and Linoleum, 75 styles, 25c yard and upwards
(1 Art Squares in “liver. Smyrna. Ingram, Linen and Fort. at
Baby Carriage and Go aorta/oboe.
.tw. ‘11“. I
CA R VERS
r Cutle1y Department we have a lnrzo' assortment of (‘AllVElts,. in
ebony. cocoa, pearl. rubber, celluloid. hallo and stag. 2 and 3 piece
full line of KNIVES AND FORKS, and the celebrated ELECTRIC
RS, SHEARS AND POCKET KNIVES.
H CHOCOLATE BON BONE, 25 CENTS POUND.
‘ be time to make your selection or HOLIDAY GOODS. Purchases
ill be stored until Christmas tree of charge.
about a PIANO for a Christmas present?
on the right prices and terms.
OPEN EVENINGS. FREE DELIVERY.
We have the line, and
South Norumlk
..._....... W. My... _. __... .... -... . MS...” a
w»! 1‘ -‘ «H laid . ft. .1, ‘
- BOYS' FLEECE!) LINED
VESTS AND DRAWERS.
. r 25 CENTS.
'BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ WOOL
UNDERWEAR.
White and Natural Wool.
LAoInsrmnhno pours.
Long and Short Sleeves £5.Cents.
LADIES’RIBBED VESTS.
Open or Closed, 25 Cents.
THE “FITWELL" . vasrs
AND PANTS.
AT 25 CENTS.
LADIES' RIBBDD AND
' PLAIN‘GARMENTS.
White and Natural wool
K CAT HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILD-
. ‘... .. KEN: ‘
Dickcrman 8- Son,
84’Washmaton Street. South Norwalk.
. ROCK 11 HAULED. our.
court over at Eric Iain-—
~ Bidet! Hull Iottibdr .
'RK. December 2—Work
11' today on the building or
lock 1!. where the lies
and dry in the Erie Dania.
npvol Shamrock it was ’ac
I?" discovered that the
which” ya.
I11in
o the
aces runnidti‘
no?»
you the stats
It in bellow *
than wan unstained pro; ’
m?!“ a uni! whtich a rock .,
' O
ver‘ Sir Thomas Lintou'h,
mum")? on Sound»:
.1... .
... are “11de adly
{Prim ,
“0.0 REWARD. $1.00.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there in at least
one dreaded dismal that rolenoo not
bend obi ‘3’“ “cute iii til it‘s artiste. and
1mg“ it Hali’o terh
blood and inui
steel. thtr’f‘
. ndilflilfl'
. tel wash for titty cantoi.
(3., ”l.- §IAD blankets all g1
7'; abouts .nn'd iii
. Wheels. Won
wee invoice”
orittad Gill (mill it
thorn articles will
my purohere urns
DADS. Wall
2510. 'I‘
bear the calorie
lent guarantee t
HOUSE,~Wewt m‘
Neilllil'hehi. 3%
that these good:
illshury. is audio—
rill n. 1.1 hop on
You can get photographs ol‘ ovary
in sly o and dnlsl‘imt the most re
able prices, at Le o'r gallery, 11 hinn
street Not-walk. which in now opened
daily for outline“. LEWIS, Photo
grapher ‘
BPEOlAL DANGAINS
In misaes‘ and children's hate this
week. at S S TILLO’PSON'B. Good
assortment of outing hate and tame
Mourn'nlg hots to rent. 85 Washing
ton street.
W
WITH A TURKEY DiNNEB
Thom is nothing better than unported
Sherry or ,Port Wine. if you desire
a. high quality order it train the 1M
PlilltlAI. CAFE. Write or telephone.
any way you wish. the order will re-
ceive prompt attention. We will aortic
a Thanksgiving Lunch on usual.
' HAVE you TRIED
The Old Well Formula cigar? We
11 cool. sweet delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made [mm the very best selected to-
h'acco. Try one llhmry one ‘sclla them.
OLD WELL CIGAR (30.. 83 Washing
ton Street
W
lF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR
Good syrup we have it it‘ s Certainly
line and we only lltlk 15c per quart
,.jnr‘ liurgo pickles nt 1" to per dozen.
See them and you will appreciate that
tho price is all ".right CONRAD
DECKER, Washington street. South
Norwolk
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L088 BY FIRE.
When it can he done at no small 11
coat. why not protect yournolt? $2.10
insures furniture and household goods
for $350 for three yearn against loss by
fire or lightning. TAYLOR it GOLD-
EN, Washington street at Norwailr.
M
XMAS is QOMlNG.
Sittings for holiday photographs are
now in mint. Appointments m1
some can e made by telephone. Call
143-2 (1.8 NORTH
W
THE iDEAL FLUSH VALVE
is noiselonn. closes With-1331' or water
hammer. Has no tank. Soc it in on
oration in our display room HORACE
R. Nash. corner North Main and West
streets. South Nor-walk.
W
.1 . .TO LANSII .i.
For wholesome candles—villa .Vvltlnd
fresh dollywjuat right after Thanks
giving dinner.
—--—-—+—-—-—~—
FILL YOUR BIN.
Lot us fill your total bin with the best
grade of cool that will last a little but
tor than other n1 ndcs 11nd at the some
n1ico-$575 a ton Prompt attention.
Courteous trcatmcnt. lRViNO LOCK-
WOOD at 00.. 122. Water Street
Ehono 31 5. ‘ " '
MW
NICE FISH AND VEGETABLES
it is my alnccront desire to supply
the tables of the families in The Nor
walks with nice ilsh, v’oitotnhlcn and
fruit and to make tho prices on low on
is consistent with the best qualities.
1W. C. WOOD. 88 North Main street.
South Norwaik
w».
SPECIAL iN RINGS.
Our window is displayod with rings
wwi'lngu wo am proud to have inspect-
on. We are making our special this
weak rings Call in and we. will glad-
ly allow our stock. H. 6.12001) So
Main utrcct. South Norwulk.
‘ FAMILY WASHING .50 CENTS.
This is an opportunity to get your
Washing done reasonable. A good air-
Tho condi-
tlons are that you send th‘cm in on
' Thursday. Friday or Saturday and to
’ lo delivered on Monday or Tuesday
1' llowing. We not the wash and do-
} lvor it already to be ironed. CRES-
ENT LAUNDRY Water Stroot. So.
orwulk .
. . HERE'S 713 PLACE
i To set your Ital) a monitor; at roa-
suitable prices. A large assortment of
or. from it to
ill nah lop robot. 2. lit to it. All
min or baritone. We... and run-
ti. ii‘i’lf‘iii :2
r (in e a II
were tr. 1.11 hon . n11 alum .
" A Km 01.va
give me election
6
" ibhby. alll the trash. our gloves are
$4,
he'll illx portend .cnduthsy wear
y mom ii: 00 W»
descri lion that areE strictly up- todata ,
. e‘orat
made trout o fluent selected thins. ny‘w
lithe 050‘ Still)”
Wheel. 0111' illié
lull in ported»
‘ ”“4““ canto ”$551014 Now‘ USE
if you what then) Whilrde—‘vour
trait dried and nth. roars, :oiory. note.
cranberries and nice groaning npnlou
Phone us and it willrnot be long l-lc
fora we deliver your order loll H3 5
. EDWIN WILCO‘X Washington otl'cot,
South Norwnl l.k
voun THANK olvlrlo Turm
Should come from here. We make
this strong statement booouuo we
know how fortunate We both. been in
getting nice birds and mailing the
prices from 14 to Hill “l. A STEIN
Wétéil), 80. Main St. Telephone Call»
13 -
mm»
HOME- MAPS SAUSAGE
is fresh daily hero. . Wr- also how
ground bone for chickens Flu had
dlo rind BS’MIRIP pity quurt for soled.
SCHAUB'S ARKE'l‘ Wualiington
street. South Nor-walk.
Mow—w
lN WINTER CLOTHING
There are needed- lodles' mlsaco and
children's jackets and warm undon
clothing. too. Olll‘ ausprtincnt is such
\vc can undoubtedly intorost you stylu-
wlno and pi'lcowisu. A DlOKEltMAN
ll SON Washington 8t... 80. Nor-walk.
WW
WHAT YOU SMOKE
interests you surely. ’I‘hoboot grades
of. tobacco are essential to the amok
or and we are scouring tho purest sort
hero and nothing ciao. rast ussurml
We have a nice lino of pipes and
omokcrs’ urticlos E. SNITH. Mu-
hnckomo Hotel Bloak'
”LA... ”A...
CALL. lN AT WHELPLEV ct
CLARK'S OiGAR STORE.
You will find displayed the lliwni
assortment of mecrschnum and bricr
pipes, cigar holders. curios. tobacco
jars. ponnchcn. The combination ri-
gor hoidor. ash trny and match sufc.
a pretty article as well no useful. Our
Sparta cigar still tahoo‘ the loud. 'l‘imt
ricur Havana 5c cirrur 11180 pleases the
smoker. WHEI.Pl.idi' iii. CLARK our
our Main and Washington Sis. ., South
Norwolk.
W.
THANKSGlViNG CAKES-«PIES.
You will ”have them-«may propurc
them moronic—may forgot. it and then
what” Get them from KANE‘ 8 Wash
ington street. South Norwaik. it’s the
place for regular homo mode pastries
etc.
:i.‘
W'—
ANYONE WlLU'TELi. YOU
Tho Judge's: Fiunlc is the limit of
periecilon in ion com. cigars-«n mild
delicious smoko—«ami tho Original
Hand Mario in tho host in the country
for live cents. Try moon .hrnndn. we
know they will pmvr sotisfactor y Sold
ovcryvrhcre. and :1 third by JOHN
gtpnrvscuilulr'mi’ in Washington
treat
who—04h:
SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES.
Havlnrr fariiitleu for hurtling or os~
tutors, and 51‘ familiarity with tho. forms.
methods and requirements of courts
tho South Norwuik 'l‘ruut Company can
administer an astute more onlciently
and economically than an individual
whose lack of otperiouco may immor-
tntc leé‘ni advice at the expense of tho
estate The perpetual lifc 'ol’ the com
puny the accedalblllfiv of its "NEWS
and ill; rcsppnaibllity urc also mnlmtotu
of importance in tho consideration of
this subject. SOU’l‘ll NORWAI.K
TRUST CO. -
”—4....
VOUR CHILD'S MEANS OF SUP-
PORT. '
is his education-«hid business t‘llllt‘ll-
lion. ' BROWN’S BUSINESS (30L-
LEGE in 11 representative business
training achocl for both scxos. Nov.
1 every one of its crnduates had hccn
placed in a lucrative position. 'l‘clo-
phone and we will call. hill and we
will pinoe the facts before you.
“A...“
FOR YOUR THANKSGIVlNG DIN-
NEH
tho turkey is of first donsldarntloll-~
the witches second You will want
cranberries. celery. something for doa-
uertmmlnoo meat and pumpkin for
pies. You will want to cull-upon tho
CENTRAL FOOD 00.. 11nd ho. cure
of the host possible to secure. We
have a taiophonc; its number in 130.
STAMP PAD INKS.
151: per bottle.
26c it bottle. Mucllacn and library
canto DODWELl ‘8 Washington at.
South Norwalk
. .4“...
M
. AT Bil MiLLS's }
You will drill the newest designs in
fancy work pillow‘o‘ and Christmas
nova tier. Our winter underwear is
the b at for the price in Tho Norwalks.
(loll gl was in new shaded. end the col
Onyx. hohl‘ . Liberty dill:
neat tor go up; A lit Breton inland
W...»
lIHITL'ANu Motto AND wont.
is it gwepmn of the ”tampon
doom: as chief filtration“ of the Supreme
(Court. .
‘l‘evnniy two pl‘lfiolitii‘n who had moan _
lnku’inr making linen
‘ - there for lmuelinlt a negro on a ram
new roux. crumb... 2~Sovornl
”in the Sunfoz‘ne
aCopltol at 11 that
inborn Word in atlon
‘ “3" {mm D
today All the
"tournament Non. E1 nest Caoy whoso .
piano who taken by Hon. William Wot
do um or this city Chief Justice
.i‘orranoa appeared bolero the Board
for the first tinic oinu his appoint-
duplication for portions were brought .
up from Wlicthcrsiicil
ty applic alloue for purdonu worn mode,
but eight had appeared bolero the
board previously and won»- not allowed
to lip present,
Tho firut choc inllcd was that of
Sunuioi'i‘roland. of wakh convictod
May. lust oi bur blunt mud cont tuned to
one your and all: months, lie claimed
that ho i-tnu drunk wilt-n he committed
the orimo State Attorney Lucau oh-
plnincd that Tmlnnd hull boon convict-
0d {utty- tour limos
Poul chilcr ul’ Now Britain. SPll'
tenced lust. Juno to one your for stoul~
log a cult nskcd for cordon on tho
ground that ho in 1mm out A petlti
lion signed by 11 number of Now Bri-
iiiiii riti'n‘ni .Iuliini; tliul .1 pi'tidon lm
'ri'uniod who uulnniiiod. Ethnic Attor‘
219v Explosion oppuncil tilt- potltlun
Tim petition of (’lllll'lOH (lung.
(’lilllllllllll). louvlotmi of murdcr
nonicnccd l‘or lilo was; pushed.
appeared.
Janice Bonito. of Hartford, neutoncod
in 1899 to four years for burglary ask
cd for purdon on tho ground that hie
pnrinur rucoivml but four months in
Jail. Slate Attormy l3 ggicslou on
post d the petition and announced Chill.
lilo prisoner was at fugitive £10m Ito
Mur- wm—m
KING’S AlD-DE»CAMP HERE.
:1
null
No one
L..-»
Belong. to Abyssinian Army and Tells
of His Majesty's Exploits.
NEW YORK. December 2-«liiuulen
uni. Bonito Sylvaiu won one of the 111'-
1'lvula on La (luscnyno which has just
vouched hero. ilc is hide-dN-cump in
tho king of Alwaululn. and is 1111 niiilvo
«lillcor in tho Allylisiniuu urmy. Thr-
licutctiunt was attired in the full uni
form of tho Abysinn army. carrying his
sword in his hand. lie was usionlslr
od when the customs inspector inform
mi him ihnl Inc had ncvci' licurd of the
king of Abysninin. 'I'ho lieutenant
Meiwillr was 11 grout warrior and bull
slaughtered 8.01M) llnliuu soldiers in u
ciugie morning, not many yearn ugn.
without Inning n mun on his own side.
Lieutenant Sylvnin said that ho Win
on his way in llaytl on on lmpm'lunt
misnlon and that he might visit other
conn'tllos bvforu his return home
““4.“ -9»...
HEIRESS 1N iNCUBATOR
Fed on Ana‘s Milk and Supply May
Fail.
STA “FWD Door‘niln‘i' 2"”1’lli‘ in
fruit lioirona \\ ho pins hmn 11 week
or two rum to 1414 living l9. lluymtmd
of Strawberry Hill urn in having 11
hard struggle for. life 'l‘hr woo mitc oi
humanity who if she lii'vu will inner
it com.» of the Raymond mid Baker
milllom. has known po existence out
hilt! of tin..- lirolil)g£01".§lcr only'tood
hill: béen the milk of on use that is ob
inluod by nor wcalihv grundfntlicr ill
grout expense. it in‘nm‘v feared that
lilo supply will fail.
This baby a father in tho son and but.»
lnrss unnotluii of Limos I Raymond
the head of tho V'nntino importing
house of New York oily Mrs. lluy-
mood in .1 doughlor ‘nf Slupllon Rav-
mond uwcullhy Now York 1mm.
~..... .. _..._......._... _.
ATTACHED THE TRAIN
A Discharged Employee on Packers
burg, Oklahoma Gets His Money.
Cii'l‘illllld.‘ 0. 'l‘., December 2~Sut~
urduy'o wout-imuud (fihoctnw passeng-
or train was utillchvd by tho Sheriff of
I’urkorsbni'g. Oklahoma. nnd delirium]
until u judgmcnt'oi $713 was satisfied.
thu the engineer was about to learn
rim station he found that hit laugh"!
was m-cvontml from mntlnuln its
Jomnoy honour-1(- of u Inn chnig which
had been fastened to it by llllF‘SllOl'lll
A diocliurgcd empioyoo hull no urcd
tho attachment. H E V111 m‘dn tr {tom
or of the road was in his private cm at
the roar of tho train. accompanied by
11 party or caster“ ‘fi'ioudn. After
nurloylng with the charm for half an
hour Ml'. anmon'phld the judgment
and the train was iolenaod.
W’
CRUELTY TO 1edGROEB.}
m
West African Merchant. Burn and
, Torture Them ind Are Punished.
BERLIN DecomhefZ—wl private dos.
patch received here‘- from Cameroons.
West Africa. says thot a merchant
named Wlttouherg has been content:
on to live your: in the penitentiary
rod Amer-chant named Keltenioh has
also been sentenced to three years in
tho penitentiary for pouring petroleum
on n negro: hands and thon‘sottlnn
him on line. Another merchant named
iiaoiooy hue been sentenced to eight
income in Jail tor destroying the eye. of
11‘ homo chioi with a ivh'ln.
WW-
auutomoa on. onsev‘ allow:
one o;
ironic bolidlnts 3 upon th
r“lth:§tlone&'fl firearm» railr
Actually lhli '” ‘
REDUCHON.
One third or own out: half of
tho rcgulur prior; of goods we
‘ often Clli.‘(‘lfiillV'S .11 nine in the
worse of business. but a reduc-
il'iim‘tlinui'y. ‘1'13'1 lllill isllic 1‘0-
5 rim-lion on live pierce; of i'mc im~
pril'lt'll ‘3: in. Wool Murmur in
plaids and checks. Regularly
751'. Now ’
291:. yd.
(\i'naii (Knolls Fl-t'litan
A $13.50 DRESSER
M' “£00..
From "The Hit: l’lu‘nilurc
mmcs an item
that" tells of
good, solid. fiCilSilllC Having. A
A sh
Slim: i'péuziirs"
oi “Store News?”
L
ml (7):L‘t"ll(:lll (Zoldcu
24x30 inch
l’lntc Mir-
mr's, redid in construction and
lim-
lln-ascrs with
French beveled
wcll llllifilll‘il. is pricl'll for :1 few
days at $111.». though the rcg~
11!:11' price is $13.50. For ilu' iii-
iing up «if :1 spare lmirrunn :11
lililc L‘Xilt'llt'FL‘ llllrk is 2111 uppui'v
liliili_\".
slur 011111311.
SQUARES.
liignrcll Velour Squzlrcs. 11n-
nnunt‘ccl by the lfpimisicry Soc—
iinu int“ Saturday and Monday.
ill‘ng'l‘t‘rifit’fi merrily :lml'wc arc
lino of nearly two third}. in cx~ .
'i‘ht' sulr ui Silk lluluunk unil .
convinced that the six or never:
I no ‘3 :3
hundred with which it hcganl
I will not outing? llgriiso dam-Val—
llL‘S SOC. lu SLSO. . .
J' 3245. [I (191?. 33*“.
9111111131) rider . f ,. V
vrtvrr. ‘ ‘
lot purposcs oi guruilurcm—
collars culls. not», pic ~willie
bountiful clltcts of tho 1’ rinicri
l’nunc V t-lvcte are productive of
striking and attractive ‘rcsiiltn.
A lllcflc
line of cmnprising .
.1liuut hvc patterns. is to he clos~ '
ul out at $1 .110 yalilwrltbb than
l1 all value ~ 1".
NR COMFORTABIES
AND Ollll'l’s.
.il) l‘ icct's l‘iguroilClierilic,
V '5 &-'0%1C. yd.
20 Pieces Patchwork Calico.
6 & 8c. yd.
m l’iu‘cs 3M1). l’crcttlc,
. 8c. yd.
30 l,’lt't‘t’H liri‘nch' Siillccn.
’ lei/51'. yil.
timid \l'llili: (fiction Boiling,
' 101:. ml].
Snuwduwn 25¢. Uniting}
20¢. roll.
MEN’S UNDERWEAR
AT 3-4 VAWE. H
Whiti- Merino Winter wcighi.
$1.01) grade Sliii‘ls‘nnd Drawers
(Shirts all
I howl-1's sizes 30 to 44:)
sizes except 36,
75c.
l’ricc
t
DMD. M. READG’
Tacoma?
in t (flower:
‘1
TRANS-CONTINENTAL 1.1m:
Senator Clark and Thomas'Walsh Co-
Operate For That End.
DENVER. COL. December 2~Tlle
Post says: Scuntor W. A. Clark. of
Montana. and Thomas 1“. Wa‘iuh of Col~
orudo. it is rumored have joined issues
in railroad consolidation 481ml will
build practically ll. trans-continental
rond 'l‘hc Chicugo Rock island 6':
Pacific in still to he with Senator
Clark and Mr. Walsh.
The now tr. no conilnvntnl line will
glxo Senator Clark an outlet for his
Lon Angolcs 11nd Salt Luke city mud.
Which has llt’llll loll without mm
through the absorption of the two (lol-
ni'ndo mountain lincu by (luorgo lould
'l‘llolilock island would get a now 11nd
short route to Gulfm'nlu.
STATE MASONlC‘UNIFORM.
Paraphernalia” Worth $100 Offered
r57. .
Nuw HAVE N Dcoon December 2—.
Louis 1311011011. 1111 ltuiiun, was arrest-
mi yesterday afternoon on the charge
of embezzlement. after ho had tried
according to the police. to son for $7 ii
Masonic. uniform bolicved to be worth
$100. Thopolloo found' 11 and heart
ing the name of Frank '1‘. Joh‘mwn of
Wulthmu. Maui-s. They are ondouvor-
iug to It‘lll'l’i how Duoncn came into
possession of tho gmmonto 'i‘ho
prisoner declines to talk.
A WOMAN s AWFUL PERIL.
“Them in only one chance to save
your life and that is through an opera
tlon" were tho startling words, heard
by Mrs l. fill Hunt. of Limor Ridge.
Win. from her doctor. after ho had
vainly tried to mire her of n frightful
case of stomach trouble and Yellow
jaundice. Gall stones had ids-mod and
she constantly grow worse 'i‘hon aha
began to use Electric Bitters. which
wholly cured her It's a wonderful
Stomach Liver and Kidney remedy
Ourou Dyepopuio Lona otiAppotlto'. 'l‘ry
“.01!!! 50 cents. (Mainland. For
pain by F'. H Baxtor. South Norwalk;
John A. Riggs. Norwalk ~‘ '
'i WM
RANCHMAN SHOTWW PAT GROWS.
BU‘TYI‘DG Mont ~Dcco1nbo1'
”the Minor from .Oorocde
drilled neutrino. a ranch
that nndliprobrlbl’y faulty“
11.1 ..
. lord. Del. rays:
25*A‘
to *
< “ill" 1101' “1,9,.”
TERRYVILLEVPASTOR Ramona.
M...
.Rev Wm. A Gay of the Congregational
Church of That Place.
'l‘EilllYV‘lLLE. December 2—Rov.
William Alfred Guy, I). 1).. pastor of
tho 'l‘orryvllle Congregational Church
tendered his resignation yesterday 1.0
take effort June 1, 1902. He has been
pastor of the iocul‘church since lililil.
having previously hold Presbyterian
pastorates in Corry, P‘a. Railway. N. l..
and Buffalo N. Y. He stated in his lol»
tor of resignation that his proposed rc-
linquishmcnt oi” his duties was for Dill“
sonnl reasons only. and not on account
of any disacnnious in the church or the
community. ills future plans org not
anounccd.
SAW DEATH NEA R.
“it often made my heart who."
writes l... (i. Overntrcct. of blight.
Tend. “to hour my wife mmgii until
it. scmucd licr wool-L and sore lungs
would coilupsc. Good doctors said Silo
was so far gone with Consumption
that no medicine orcnv‘thly help could
save her but a friend mmmmendvul
Ill King‘s New Discovery and pernic-
tent nor. of this o'xZicllent medicine
saved or life." it?” absolutely gum-
unwed for Coughs. ”Colds Blonchltic.
Asthma and all Throat and Lung dis-
eases. 500 and $1..l)0 at F. ii Baxter” 3,
South Norwolk; Jenna. Riggs‘s, Nor-
walk. Trial bottles l'roe. ‘ ..
cacao: ocULo's’ ranm'v AT (1111..
.vzemn.
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GALVESTON. Tex. bseemuerz—
Clcorgo Gould and party arrived in
their special train and spent last night
in Galveston. To the truin was attach-
ad the car of Wiley Prince superln
tendent of tho. international 1‘ Great
Northern The expectation is that tho
train will leave this morning for Pul-
cstlnc and the north
Mr. Gould la makimi an inspection
of all the lines contriillo'd by him.
W ‘
Mrs. Captain 11. billboard. or Mil
"smut... Balm rev-
ed my. be)": life. N, 3mm 1hurt like
the one "No lost wi c cup. We gave
at ilplily'; amped
i idztht} morn-
"Pie tried and
r1 nond'wosy'si
“Nit {Eh
Norwalk Chronicler