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DRESSING TABLES
BOOK CASES
DINING CHAIRS
PARLOR SUITS
TURKISH CHAIRS
MORRIS'CHAIRS
WARDROBES
TABOURETTES
PEDESTALS
;
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“max" Wood Stoves, from $1. Dunn
Ton styles of Oil Heaters, from $3 00 up.
We are readu to do your Fall Furnishing
or Floors and Windows.
:VINGRAIN, TAPESTRY- BRUSSELS. VELVET BODI-
RUSSELS MARQUETTE. AXMINISTER CARPETS In
cutest Patterns.
OILZCLOTHS and LINOLEUMS, in Various Widths.
_. CI'iINA and JAPANESE MATTING, Standard and spec-
fal Styles.
. . LACE CURTAINS and PORTIERS. Draperies and Me-
dallions.’
SHADES oi OPAQUE or HOLLAND.
SHADES IO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
South Norwalk.
”WWW '
The auporlorlty of Portland over or.
dloory cements III well under-aloud.
The price in now so low tint Roan
dale cement In. to an Mutant bplnx
crowded out. We bundle {Ila "Atlas. ‘-’
which in conceded to ho the but brand
on the mute! Our aim of thin co
meat nan lnonuod tenfold within
a few yearn. I! you are going to on
cement use "ATLAS" J r‘
01 room, we have the Woolen-RI”
aim. and our lino 0: mar building
III-mills hm manor-our pin, ole, ..
lg'boiiploto. 39‘ I'd“, 1"
- ._... at. “7:. -z... 1”“: .
Minamoto the market am. and be
or much higher priced than on «In:
”my grunt any I: am in my note.
2 room on mandarin».
Mini: wind.
”figuration prevent. mung. Norwaik some new
‘iIIIIeIII IIIsI Sides TIIIII the To
IIIIIIIIISIIIIIII IIIIIIII III Soldierlu
munlcrn o: woodmcn In the wildernuus
“ of northern Mollie have just come to
. light. ’Thc vlctima are John McEIweo,
. robbery was the obioet and the clues
" shortly.
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floured IIIIIIIIIII III
IIIIIIIIIIIeiII
M
i
General Russell Frost, of South Non
walk, commanding the brigade, Con~
Iiccticut National Guard, Issued the
io..owiug order under dates. or yester-
day:
Brigade Headquartmu,
\ Connecticut National Gimrd
South Noiwalk, Conn. Oct. 20, 1902.
General Ur'deIII, No 9
l. Pursuant to G. 0 No. 28, A. G
.. c. 9., each Infantry, artillery and
cavalry orgaulzation, and each hospi-
Doon' II Kidney]?
from kidney disorders and the “on
blue or those whose urinary organism
lu wrong In Its action.
this in no easy to prove that not a
vestige of doubt romahus. Public cn-
dursemont of local citizens in easily
maven.
due, East. Nor-Walk. says:
Pills.
took them I found myself quite, well.
I had kidney trouble for some time
and It developed Into steady backache
nccdmpnnied by a urinary weakuena
Icry Inconvenient at night
tried some simple home remedies, but
the trouble still remained.
I read an account of a cure being made
by Donu'n Kidney Pills. the symptoms
being identical with mine.
at Plainted's drugstore. That box com-
plctely cured mo."
route.
no other
rhody In South Norwalk
Tel a the Same Story.
it to hard new things about;
B They cqu the
aloe“ and aching Whack the uniform
That they do
Read this care:
: Mrs. Anna Clark of .l Koyeor ave-
"My hus-
band and I both tried Dunn's Kidney
They cured his back; after i
We both
One night
1 got it box I
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Footer-Milburn 00., Buffalo. N
Y.. solo ngontn tor the United States.
Remember the naIIIev—Doau's—and
tnl corps. will hold Weekly evening
drills for one hour and fifteen minutes
from November to May, proximo, both
IllCIllSin‘. '
Ii. Commanding Ofliccrs oi‘ Regi-
ments. First Separate Company. Hol-
tery A. Machine (inn Battery. First and
Second Companies. Coast Artillery and
Troop A. in pursuance of the forego-
lug will Issac the necessary orders to
the mganiantions under their respec-
tire commands.
ill. The Brigade Signal Corps dur-
ing the season above piescribed will
drill in the field or armory, and in such
special work, by day or night. as shall
he ordered by the Brigade Signal oili-
cor; each section will drill weokly or
iii-weekly as directed by the Brigade
Signal Officer, provided that biweekly
drills shall he not less than two hours
and a half. and the nggregatc of each
month's drills, at Icast five. hours.
[I]. Special attention in directed to
paragraphs V and \‘l of the general
orders above recited. relating to the
occurrence of weekly drills on holi—
days. to accuracy in making up and
promptness in forwarding drill rcports.
V. Commanding officers of Regi-
mcnts. First Separate Company. liai-
lcry A. Coast. Artillery Companies.
Machine ‘Iun Battery, and Troop A are
dircctod to carry on a lyceum for the
instruction of the officers oi the“ ra- s-
peciivc organizations in the " Service
of Security and Information."
lcms In minor tactics may be given
and Il«:-IIIoII.~'tratmi on the blackboard:
i‘apcrs on spccinl subjects nhould bci
I"Il(i‘ and groom! discusrion cucuurag- 5
("i (‘ommnudauis of First Scpurntci
I‘ompany, ilnticrr A, Machine (luni
llaltcry, t‘nnst Artillery (‘ompauicai
Ind Troop A may. If they so clcci. nf~
tor receiving permission of the olilccr I
in charzc. dirt-ct the oiliccr's of their:
"wpcctiw organizations to nttvnd tho '
infantry lyccum ncarcst the homo uln- ’
lion. livery othccr will attend the I_\'- i
«cum unless excused by his command-
IIII: officer
Vi. (‘arcfui Instruction will be giv-
I-n mouthi) in the use of the I'.ilic sper-
all) in sixlulng aiming and tirinu I
both standing and prone. Drill and?
duty (‘liInIIHflII‘ in tho llit’ of the “ca-
Iron. Ellioiency in all other things
fills to make a soldier, if dcilciency
here exists.
be reIzulnrly given: extended order and
guard duty will have special attention:
non commissioned officers will be re
nuired to assume their responsibilities I
and men isc their .Iulhoritl. FamIl-I
I
,iaritv bctucen commissioned oiiicers,I
'IInd enlisted men in uniform must be
avoidcd as incompatible with discip‘l
linc Officers w ill exempliiv militarv I
courtesy without iauIiliaritI, and teach;
soldierly department by both precept;
and example.
Attention is called to the com-
llll‘lIIS of the above cited general ord-
It's on the, lawlessness and disorder or 2
I‘" rtaiu men on field and outside anyI
Idiu'lng the last cncampmcnl: and the
Injunction that such conduct must ho
corrected, is specially commended to
all concerned. The practice of otllw
I'cru. without permiasion. takIIIgI
through the lines. an of their parties. I
rulinicd mcu without pusher, must '
worn. by order of
Him: {Iii N Ill SBFI i. FROST.
JOHN ll. W ADE,
I.Ieut.~(,‘ol.‘ and Assistant Adi-Gen.
MAINE WOODMEN MURDERED.
m
Robbery the Ohleot—No cm: to the
Guilty Parties»
BANGOR. Mu. October
\u.
l
I
l
l
2i >—~'l‘wo
a timber purveyor and explorer. killed
near llmculcna lake, near Mom, and
Martin Stanton. n woodman. Idiot In
death on the liaxlc hike road. 35 miles)
from Patton! McEnroe was killed
probably on July 6. the tiny he went
Into tho vomit. and Stanton won that
norm- limo last week. In both canon
to the murders arc ouch as to ma tho
courtly nttoruuy to hope for arrests
gnu-Mum...
THREE TRAMPS KILLED 0N ROAD.
And Twenty Freight Care Pilot! Up In
“W O
Itannlnotlno. rag (Indoor at»
Throo tramps were killed and 29 can
piled up in II their on the Reading
radioed ncdiJ Palmyra yesterday One
or the when“ of I long thin oi coal
and Manama book: while the train
rm rounding a curve Twenty can
left the out.
W
LETTER pox HOD“! JAILED.
LON DON. October zlwmm (Jon
rad at Baltimore mi name“
believed to be flu or and who was:
her III on the chino
to occur a m Impres-
Mgr ll Mb agar hora
my change 3' trut-
m at a letter carrier.
RELATIONS ARE VERY STRAINED.
Venezuelans Angry at the Hoisting of
October 4—Diiuplomntit: relations arc
very strained between Venezuela and
Great Britain and should the revoluv
lion
justify a prediction of a rupture III:-
1IIII-lun chaucollcry Is vory
the hoisting of the BriIIsh flag. in spite.
married the correspondent of the As:-
, into \‘cnozucla
Setting up exercises will I"
,Iugetl with blood it will In: due only
I. to-~_\ou.
iin comiusion lcminc his sentence till
a.—
the British Flag.
Itlorrcspondencc of Associated Presm
t‘ARAtL-‘IS. Vcnczucla. , Saturday,
not triumph. all circumstances
The Vent:—
augry at
tween the two countries.
or its protestations. on the Island of
’aiosi and President (‘aialro in his; con-
versations with the Bruish rcprescuta- E
tire has bccu very far from' pleasant!
in an interview with chcrul Cuxtro?
uocinted Press a short time ago, he
said, rcfcrring to the commenccmcntI
oi the Mums rcxoiution and the loci I
dent of thc revolutiouan steamer lluni
Right It Is now Sliveifli months slut: cl
the lion itigh chamrcd bv the Maine»
lt‘\0IllIiOll arrived at Trinidad and we i
protested against her lllt’zltllH’ at that2
island The British minister Mr. lint:
.ai'd immcdintclv ropuind to thc for
:ign oIIIc l‘ and assured (‘u Ill‘lzli i’am ho
Ithe \ cuczuclan minisici of foltlun i
affairsl 'that he would do all he could '
to obtain instructions from hix L'in'l‘l'll- ’
mom that the Ban itigh and all resolu-
other lirIIish West lnviian islandfi’
should li“'ll‘l\(‘ oIchs to Im'nc and not
to return in thow island.c if the V'cnc
"illt‘Illll governmcnt “Huh! “new Ihm
iilt‘ surtnx of thirty poo cont. Impos« II
III tho customs; on goods coming from 1
‘Iic Briilah “'cst IIIIIII‘S I‘lll lthr Milly
Siltl'lI'I lu- rr-peaiel."
A cabinet nit-cling wras la: id, ilI which
I‘Icncral Pnchano sulrmiiml Minimcr
llageard's proposal It was rejccimi
III: unworthy of considcrniiou and Ill"
question rcmulnmi nt il‘Ii staec. ll
soc ms tlIcrI-iorc from tl .c It’liIH that '
the British government through its i
r'oprtrcntnt'ivo hero 0 r‘orl MN m.
against the rcmlution:.‘.§' pmtt in ex-
Ih Inuiun for atommcr: iai l'I\ Intago
The: prcsidcni midcvi "I‘lIcw pru-
I-codiugs ought to ho known In Iill‘ cw
Iflizcd world.“ and rix‘iug and pointinzz
"to the open country.
he coIIlinuMi:
And it tomorrow ihosc holds arc do
undtrstaud mt ht said
completed
AGAIN AT ST. PETERSBURG.
ST PETERS!“ RU. Utiniur
\Iubassndor Toner roturm-d III-n2 to-
duy He will probuhlv ban
well audience With the czar w: thin a
month
NOTHING LIKE
Paine’s Celery
Compound
‘Fflil ILI‘AISIII‘I dill Willi-
Ii‘fi TIIE IIIIIIIII.
It lac-om the (lotus of planned
Invlpo'rala and Rcluvlaatos.
Thormandn of man and woman who
have neglected the work oi physical
recuperation In the summer months.
are now carrying a burden of dlacnso.
In tho maioriiy or case: Impure and
poiaoned blood and a sluggish clrcu
lotion are the direct (1|!th oi sum-r2
Ins and misery Am you. dear road
or one of the unhappy tIcIImn? If
90. tho lite atronm moat he made lure.
the honllh wrecking laxity oi' the blood
roost-lemon! be correctmi. the marrow
'nnd titration moat ho nourlrhml. l’ni’ne'a
Geiory Compound in the III: diclne Ihnt
phynltions recommend lor the in
crease of pure blood In tho anon... ,
and foramuvloe the purity»: errant:
to cunt oil' the ho urIller that rho
I‘IN‘ I” dlflt‘fl'w ‘ r John): F Had-
«on. spring Rhino In way a torriblo
millet-er from import: hiooI; he tolls
how he hanlrhcd his: "mom: ~ 7
"From come cause my hm! Imlm'i
Impurc and malted In boiler and mm
plea M omi- nine I room from 27
boils No one cal: imagine what i
enact-ed 1‘ mid sulphur Simona-II-
Ian and other ma. but no relief
conic. llr. Salmon
when! l and to cloth
one of your clmolm
l anoaid nae Paine: Celery Compound.
r. handed are
large. After using the fifth bottle. i
self cm- claw.“ .
m In mm from armour: om
JIIIIII IIIIIWIIII ll'huiler lieIIIIuI
CIIIIIIII lliI‘IIIIe WIIIII Pavement
of thc oupcrior court, which will be oi
ism-cl Il'ltllli and that body reported to
x but asphalt ins [cad of wood block.
Prob IIIOHi “5 riwiding “I “mm-“I 4"“ Im—‘Iiu opposition in the rm-mnmrndatiou
“but thc Sii‘r‘li railvay company could ‘
Itli' the city.
I I~- mi,"
‘t'n uppeal._dnd did so.
‘parcmcnl is in an experimental since.
my?“ I
his or». :
a merchant
taunted that
Alter using two or thrice portion the
both: were not no anaemia nor as
m entirely paved. and have been one
All (M Mamba find“ and ”it?!
Webmawmn fluctuatio-
vi mmumrmanym
bi.
Brit! mart Adverttrcmaito. | Eridgeport Adoptive."
III I;
llcusmn
IlIIe Ill MIIIII IIIIIISI III CIIIII
SIIIII iit' III] III I‘IIIIIIIII Lines
An iIItcrcxtinu decision has been
huudcd down by Judge Ralph Wheelrr.
lntcrrnt to Norwulk and to overy city
in Iilt :tate. as showing that the com—
mon council have no authority in de-
during what kind of puwment ell-cot ‘
railroads shall In} between their
tracks but that the BIlpleQ power of
dotiniou Ivsis with the raiIIouIl com-
missloncrs. The decision will In an
appeal or IIII‘ city of Hartford from
the action of the railroad conIuIiquoII-
era in giving permission to the Hart-
ford Strict Railway Company to
lay ci'co-I'cniiiate wood block pavc-
mom on Main street. betwoen Pearl
and l‘rutt pircetn. 'l‘IIc (Incision
most important, as it, practically says
that tht- railroad commissioners. and
not the court of common council of II
(ity. has jurisdiction over what parc—
mcut shall be used in streets through
which railway tracks are laid.
'I‘ho conicallou of ”it city, in this
cure, was that tho court of common
council had the power to say what
pavements shall bi- used and that thc
railroad commissioners wore without
jurisdiction. This position Judge
Wheeler flatly turns down, and the ap-
prnl Iii dismiistd pro forma. (‘lty Ai-
torucy 'I‘IItiIc elatcd that the case
would go to the supreme court.
I‘hc pariw‘I-ulai action decidcd by
Judge \\ htrlcr grcu out of the appli-
cation of tin- liartrord Sin-ct Railroad
(Milillllilll) In In". vood pnwmtnt b4:
Iwccn llic tr'nI k~ and two ftrt outsidc.
Iron llurn Iid park to the luunil. 0n
\iaIr-II 2i application was mud: to thc
I5
IIII court of common c-ountll in favm‘
of granting the Honest. The) special
committee of the council. to which
the il‘piil‘i “as Iefcrrcd Iwommmidcd
of tho slmt hoard. 'l'hc council ac-
I’ ptcd ih': couimiitcc‘s report and
lbw sir-wot railway company inimcdin-
.1'.’"I)’ appcalad to thc railroad corunilr-
~I2Iitci‘3. 'i‘hc uIIIttcr cam»: up on .quc
37. ’i‘hc mayor and the court of mm-
nmn council. through the city llllnrlii'ft'.
il‘ui a motion to dismirn. nib-flux:
with;
o
..I
lay «"lI‘Il gunman? "as shall
thc SElIlri'lt'IIUll of tho antlrxritivs
ncmrtilug to thr- law of
and firmware claiming the
w‘umissionurs hazl no jurisdiction In
tho premises.
’Iiin commission cinlmcd the right
Illltlcl‘ the law to Iltfli' and not upon
handing down
.I cornprumim- decision, in which it
wuk stair-d that from tho trstimony it
was apparcnt that th:D wood blot";
Ili‘
but giviuu pcrmzssion to lay the
blocks lmtwcen Pearl and Fruit
Hii‘i't'ifi.
From this the city appealed on tho
Ivrouud that the railroad commisclon-
on: bad no jurisdiction and crrwl in
not ourtaiuing the city's motion to
wlismiss.
Thu: strcct railway cmupany demur-
rcd. arguing that under Section 5. of
the act of mm. which now appears as
‘Sectiuu 3.832 oi tho revision of lMZ.
Eany railway Inmpauy has. the right to
appeal from any "decision, (Ioniai. or»
III- r of dirmtlon.“ made by the Inn-
IIiI-Ipnl nuihoritics regarding gradcs.
tracts etc
’ Tin: cit) In mutt-ulna: the demurrrr.
Hun-pd It's argument on the law oi
mu. now Svclitui 3.837 of thr- l'iVISWI
.riniuicr. which provlclcs that a rail-
‘vwny tIlfllIlIIll)‘ shall keep on much of
-ilI«: highway as is included between .
Elia mile. and two fort outwit: "in rc~
pair to III: suinfaciion of Int: authori-
IIc- uf the an
I Jung: WIII-citvr flint no mcmbrflnui
Ilium oi decision: he simph unstainld
IllIu III-murr-wr and III .Ierm'nwut tw-
;I\\t‘f‘ll couusrl dinmiuml the appeal
‘i'pm forum.
It will now I." to the uupremc court
i m . :2 sumo uunstion. In ruling as hu
i will. .luvlgo ll heelcr ntknowh-dgm the
illlll'l'nlill'y of the railroad commit;-
:ionn:.r>i om all municipal authoriticn.
and places in their handi: the final de-
cirlon an to what pavemrnt aliall be
uml by railroad companies III keep»
lug in repair that part of tho highway
they arc conuvllmi to by law and
ihclr charter.
M“...
comearao ELECTION CASES.
Heard by Judge Wheeler in Superior
Court at Newtown.
NEWTOWN, ('lr'iobflr 2i 22222 The con-
tented election mm between .1. Leroy
buck and Amirow (I. liarnea was heard
before Judge WhI-vIcr. in the nupcrlor
Court ,rovterday afternoon. lluck no
post-Intro: thc continual. lib: crmnaul
c’almed III/at he nhmlld have been do
olumd elected to the pairs: of nm are
lertman because an a Democrat he rm
wired 4'30 rotor and Republicann past
ml bin name on I air III-loo. eight
times. thIhI giving h In four more voles
than rues.
Coupon! for the utter claimed that
poster: used In the manner tie-normed
ahould not he coon Judge Wheeler
resent-II his decision. ,
A MINE INSPECJ’OB}! OPINION.
can production WIIIIsm Roach m
Normal Stage.
BHANOKIN I’m, October ale-Mine
inipotlt‘of Edith?! Brennan 0! the Mr
will «on lllltflt‘t mid yesterday that
If the mike and: thin week the output
of cool the Moder of the month will
be 4!! not cool. and for the next live
month 76m mt. arm which the
aim output will be made. on of
59.000 «Elnora: lo the dim-let. all but
THE D. M READ CO
Established I 857.
;«‘I 2
VEL VETS FOR WINTER ‘GOWNS.
METAL Velvcts are'show‘n for waists, sephrfité skirts,
and even entire dresses. They are plain Velvets with
metal dotn‘and figures in various designb. Some have
just the shining silvery dots on the dark surface” others
have graceful floral and leaf patterns‘, while sot'né are in
arabesque fashion. {
Another style. a different weave. has a groundwork-
in which are woven metal threads covcrcd with dots of
Velvet. . ‘.
These are very rich looking and will make handsome
winter garments. The colors are black, matelot, and
bronze and black. 5
Width 22 inches, ‘75 cts a yard.
HOSIERY.
This is a season'of quiet colors.’ The combiii'ations
of black and white are in favor, while there‘arc fine'hair-
line stripes and mixtures which give the effect of gray.
Regarding quality there is no limitation. Thetwo-
man who is particular about quality and fit is certain to
find what she requires. '
There are beautiful black and white; stockings with
embroidered insteps in cotton and lisle.
Black Onyx in heavy weight. with either split soles or
all white feet.
F lcece-lined Hose, different styles and qualities.
For men, Black Half-Hose of cashmere or camel's
hair, Oxfords and blue wool.
Special. Boys’ Hose, heavy ribbed, in sizes, 9,
and 10. Regular 25 ct quality for 19 cts.
THE “JULIET" SLIPPER.
At the Art Needlework Section may be seen a "ovel-
ty in the shape of a toilet slipper which is an exec. Jingly
dainty article. It is the “juiict,” crocheted of fine Saxony
on a satin-lined sole. Colored ribbons are run through the
top, and a large bow adorns the instep. The design is
ours exclusively. Ask to see it.
Our stock of Wools and Yarns is very complete.
There is everything in the way of material for Sweaters,
Afghans. Capes. Fascinators, Wool Shoes, etc. Have
you seen the F lcur-de-Lis. a pretty wool with a silk thread
woven in which makes it attractive for infants' garments.
9%.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Dr. A. H. right
Eye Sight Specialist,
of NORWICH. will be at the
Mahackemo Hotel Parlors,
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses.
FROM 9 A. M. ‘ro 9 P. M.
evznv THURSDAY.
Eyes Examined Free Oct. 23d.
Popularity Inbrea‘sing.
Dr. Wright's popularity Incrcnm at each viii-it he makes to our city.
Illa remarkable headache curcu are the Are you
one or those who have not taken ndrn ntago of his Hpm'ial offer. II no visit
him at the Mahacknmo iiotnl next Thursday.
nlhlo tor any om- to take advantage of his; skill.
My 53 Classes Reduced To SI
1 n'lli‘mvo to every portion purchaolng a pair of my Ono Dollar Giillllleli.
a Gold Filled Frame made by the Inr goat optical concern In the world. The
frame has a written guarantee to wear ten yearn.
Do Not MIss This Opportunity.
Nearly .500 pooplc are wearing Igloo run iltled by Dr. Wright In lhu city of
Norwalk. Is not thin nulllclcni proo I of hill ability and IIIIIII. llr. erght
in a collar-go graduate. and Inventor of the National Err.- 'I‘eotlnz Chart.
talk among all clauses.
IIIII low prIceIr make it pos-
Whou i any examine (hegeyca mm, I mean a thorough and accurate
,onminnllon of each eye separately a mi satisfaction duarnutmul. I will
guarantee to Improm your mum. provided then: Ill any vigion lull. An?
titanium and all errors of refraction scientifically corrected. if you are
troubled with headachmr; It you not: double alumni: It you are nervmm and
forgetful you abould be pure and cation Dr. Wright and burn your eyes
thoroughly and accurately examined free III II proleaidoual and upltoltlato
manner.
My sinuous are doing more to rel love humanity of headache and not“
mime-Ila than any drug mi did and t ho ratio! It! permanent. _
Dr. Wright given a; {all and new rain examination with bill Ono Dollar
Gloom an I? you had paid too dollar ii doorman.
Wm
I l2
BEHI‘WER 0R. WKIOH‘I’ II AT T HE MAHACKIMD ROTIL EVERY
be given employment 1“
pr
"I'HUR “DAY.
Norwalk Chronicler