-; oood quality nu Blankets tlho pt. 'I -
‘ I flood duality "MI Blankets M h navy 75c pr.
. Md “unity I“ BIehhoIIs drifts hcavy. bill: or.
It‘slI sfw' ooltoii filled Catfifbrteh 1.... 3100..
hill also cotton tilled Comfortablcs, cxtre hoary. $1.50.
III” also whim cotton filled Comfortsblos. very fine. $2.00.
I'll“ lilo white cotton filled Com fortablcs, bcst satieen covers. $2.50.
\W’b inviie ehmperlsnn with OlllI' prices on these goods:
~ If you arc looking for anything in tho Furniture or Carpet Departments
let us remind you that our stock in these lines is the largest. to be found
In the Nomlh. _ Aaythlngrto be had in these lines may be had here and a
-I‘lttelnntoth assortment to choose from. _
5‘ Our prices are. the Iowast,‘ quality considered.
ii.
lg.
“as.
or ' I
ti .. .POTTIR'S OIL CLOTHO AND LINOLIUMS. 26 new patterns from 1
lie ”I“ "F"
l
Howebout. anew RANGE or HEATING STOVE?
the well-known Atendroth Bros. make in all rifles and eight styles.
Pull slee No. 8 Range this over. Only film. '
.1r 1
FREE AND CAREFUL DELIVERY.
f... -..»,
..l.1 f
. The National Sewing Machine Company Manufacture a High
once Machine to liddold at p'opu lar prices for cash. 5
We have selected their best selling numbers and offer them as
‘ ollowa: '
“THE PAVEWAY"—A drop head machine. Oak
Table with Three Drawers. and full set of attachments. for
. Ii...» e“ . es . '
‘-" “THE VlNDEX"—An Automatic Drop Head. Oak
Table with five Drawers and full set of attachments for
.. « "1.31940-
mrus .ELDREDG’Em—“A IDrop Head Machine. Oak
Table withaiive-Drewe'rs. Iron Plimsn. best manufacture.
in. 00.
”run ELDREDGIli"I-—Automatic Drop Head. Oak
Table with five Drawers..oval ends and swell front. '
‘ ' ' 329.50.
, THE COMPANY’S GUIARAN’I‘EE FOR FIVE YEARS
WITH EACH MACHINE.- ‘ g .
‘ II-RMANszON
84. Washington Street. South. Nowell:
pm; '34 ’4.“ dents"
wl’lIi "' i
.-..
WIto IBum coal. _ (In pcvtm chepters‘). .
IIn. .. If: . 1
.,_ ‘w..', ’l‘Ise first. réquisité is to buyI grind coel.'1'l1is
:fufltt not to be a drificultln otter. but frequently 18. Buy
cough medicine end 03an . .-.
u, “IM"."1_:‘"' *. \ I‘ll}; Tflq 1F:RQFH2;II“I -.
.v adrenal (I! “wow" 1“ in" :n‘i
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1—.
Lion
Remember we have t
. lug properties of Witch llaml with an
ill I.
ofedeeler imprison: you have cotflllllesrarit v.7 - ' i
This siisii'telis to location anal“ IIIII‘I‘IIII’IQERIIII'PD it '
‘ .Imdtbeihrowdndnnrdo ovum ' . is
g 1.“ pie ttfepf s‘iienter‘. realised wisdom heat on-
-- w 1‘s. and is almost“: ms the noel. if
; .erst-heveeoosmellalui 'tihd feliltwl‘ththe
coeldeelor, eethiswillnotII re matters though
« haiyeflofinrm human-eerie"
mausoleum. and”. om new...» of
ruinous lime enemi-
VIA‘MM June. tween Minnelli-t
’ . teda sand submission of 9111-
... 4m .chWWhhhrn
; Wm "airliner. ”mm” .
W
IIOIlO‘ gi -- ~_'
to the weak and
weary despoti-
IPG ti
1:3ng:
Illness noisily .
dossier the stool-1
O“
‘or‘ov "burdened. dilutiv.
\\\\\\IIIIIII \dlsordere.
“035$: I“
“finch ‘ '
. IIIII‘IfiI'II‘
end'tes hrs .
are allowed to
unions tendon.
.Fi
rd
lniif irflsiuidnoo.
Mlpitstion of the heart.
nervous d We
eiistearso troubles b .
MW rum «1
no: of ills m
uhsnddipsiivsorcsas.
r. . -L"_H
tilt .,'~w-h.'~';.‘ .
”was 3.338%? waggin-
Munch-mew”.
virv w
. FOR sALs or
run curroso PHARMACY.
‘
WEBTON’S BONDS iNCREASED.
Ch'arpsd That he Received Deposits in
Bank When he Know it Was
insolvent.
CASPER Wyoming. Dec t.~—Depu-
iy sheriff Mil‘er has at med here from
Douglas wltlr Charles Weston, state an-
ditor of Nebraska. who is also of the
officials of the defunct private bank
which lulled here Friday Weston had
been released on bond. but it was not
considered sufficient. so he was rc-ar-
rested. He WWO sufficient bonds ut
onco, Iris boutlsmen qualifying for $751.-
000. Mr. chtou and his associates
are charged with receiving dcposirs
when they knew the bank was insol-
wnt. N. S. Bristol. one of the bank-
lug firm, has agreed to take up his
notes in the bank with cash. it Is
loaf-nod that the stockholders IIIVi:
borrowed enough to make good all
shortages. This money will be placed
in the bank Immediately and deposi-
tors paid as first 2111 they apply. The.
bank will not tn- rc-mgenised, but lo-
cal capitalists have organised a corn-
puny to run-n a Nuttonal bank horn.
“A...”
TO OUR! A cor. DI IN ONE DAY
lahc Lnxutit c.8rou1o Quinton Tablets. 7
III druggists refund tho money if lt
‘ulls to cure. E. W. tlrolc‘ s signature
or on each box. not.
ALLEN TO BE RE-ARR‘EBTED.
LONDON. Doc, l.-Cl1arlcs Allen,
the famous American criminal, tcrml~
nates several .ycars' imprisonment at
Dartmouth, ’ So soon as
December 0.
hc walks out of prison. he. will be. ro-
urrostod 011 all extradition warrant
charginghim with a daring post office
robbery at Springfield. ill.. in 189.1.
Later in that your. Allen and Klilornn I
broke out. of Ludlow street Jail, New
York. and escaped to England. it was
only after lien had been convicted
here of mbb 11; the Blrkbeck bank that
his Identity was discovered. Allen ls
quiet ignorant of the reception which
awaits him the moment hr: regains his
freedom.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS A BOX t
's the mine it. A. 'l'isdalc Sumrncrton |.H w gram m- the m“... ucur tlrc Wm. h.» ”m“ 3:..." mm mm.
S. t‘.. places on DeWItts Witch linscl
Valve. ‘ He sets: "1 had the piles (1-1
20 years. i tried many tlocior‘n and;
medicines. but all failed cxrcpi 11c-
Vl‘. it t'mI‘d
11 of the heral-
Wlii‘s Witch liner-l
nrc. it is a combiner
tiseptics and cmolliculs; Wilt-us and
permanently curcs blind; him-ding.
itching ind protruding plies, Horus,
cuts. limisos. canons. suit rtmnn sun
all skin diseases. Sold by Clifford
Pharmacy. .- ., > ‘
FIRE GHIEF’E‘TON RETIRED.
HARTFORD Conn: Dec. l.-—Chlof
Henry J. Est..ou who has been at the
hand of the Hartford fire department
since 1868. was formally retired at
midnight le'Iat night. in accordance
with a petition which he recently sub-
rallied to the ore commissioners. tools
10;? first assistant tire chief sue-1
a Mr; Ilium: Chief Esther Is‘ the
-l~.
-. 1-.rroalr us it won it ”til night
”tho Town of Norwnlk. he did not scc
'thc, following wcrc
'Mr.
oldest flit! blilofr; 1'11 the country In .
point of servl 's first entered the.
dopei‘tfire’nt' will I 1851. ' i
VER GK: ANNEX . . l
is, «phonon.
. in some.
a or no In addi
’" thorium
the... ......1r.ct..::.:..:~
Nor-wells. and MC .8iltirnen’l"
v .gv 9k“
3‘55;
IfiOLD FOUND IIIIIIANY PAY FOR
‘ «u «can
.’ i. oié“
Edam“... “is“ “M
.rhk [or Foley II M.
1 street. hes the following in sey'ebout
Continued from filli- We.
lthcail. iic rang llru troll) gull.“ by UN
ternctrry which was 300 Or in” ("I
user. Could not tell wheihilt touui
was moving at all or not. so uuieklyl
‘flt'o collision clot. 1‘16 010 not i
h mcu killrd ’anring hti tiny. is.
I' IIIIDO tgn i-cal long”); bi itllt in 3
in -d .it, e r irlvsm won its lu- l
thc team: had no powu on and
thc car orpctl vinyl quickly. (111
rmnlr- not oholigl 11.
hand heard it; In th. prwsurgcr wall
luv. u Inilr sway hoa1;dthc cur nrnl 1hr
"lht
man who hoard till was Lotnirti
ilroun. whoewa}. Willi, g for tin; can '
ui itcer' s corner.
l‘llc only thing 1
tould nor- was tho '
tin tho htldlithtl flush
not two 0".“ his or ii "-
ml as soon as the car stop 1d rind le
tht wagon were overture 11,11d until»
111 under this and righ oil It: he tin-n
went to the nor of the (Ar nIud found
one man, who from n ribrt of grown 111
he] was turned. over. e
Lulcr Mr. Audrcns found ihc otlrcr ‘
mun ut the- iron end of the cm. This
lnttcr 111011 was ollud urtir pnrty inul
left for Norwulk to gct neslstnnu lit?
did not know whether men had been
drinking or not A spcrlui «.11' lsnri
camc over with Nit-1th .rl lilxzunlntrl
Huntington. Superintendrnt liyic Oilf-
ur Hunt and “floral otbc 1:4
in reply to Attorrn) llrnck's dun:-
lions. Mr. Audrewa said he wns look-
out ahead and could see nothing on
tho track until he rouchcd tho crest of
the hill; in his own mind he thought
the wagon was stopping thcrc. lie
was 011 the lookout forpsssengcrs unit
the Cole's Electric Express car, which
was only six minutes ahead. lie heard
no end or warning shout, and not 11
sound of uny kind, as ho certainly
would have known of it: the ground
was frozen. tho car nnnlc considerable
noise, lights were burning brightly In
ihc car, and he had run some tllis'liliit‘t‘
without power.
Medical Eunrincr Huntington tctili-
lift! that he was called out about Inhi-
ntglrt, and found one mun with skull
crushed under the car. and who was
not removed until lilo cru- was bulked
up and tho carcass of the horse r'cmov.
ml, Tire othe r victim. whosc nbdmnon
was crushed. lnul In-cn pnllcd from the
war of the car. He was not ucqnuinf-
rd with either of the urn-n. brrt knew
that they had the reputation of home
drinking min. Tlu \trtlms haul up-
111111311er not bccn dragged more flour
'wn feet. The wagon one; an old. light
from wagon.
Selectman Jacob ii. Raymond. of the
Town of Norwalk, mid Inc was from
the old town. and not this new Town of
South Norwnlk. lic said Wcstporr of-
ficials wont-stud the Norwalk sclcr-r-
men to close the Nor-walk curl of ihc‘
rornl, pending the 1-1 pnirs, and this was
done. The repair» wcrc all in thc
Town of Westport, clrmu to the lilti-
elnn line. A long board. with sign
".‘l‘tr‘cct t‘loscrt." shut off all the strt-ctl
cxccpt the trolley truck. and it was the
intention to keep nil rrailir oil the
street, pending the repair». The board.
be supposed. with ltxhtvll by the cou-
irnctor, although he did not know dci‘
tnitely. lie did not lhlnl. the r'trmlwrry.
rrccpt on tho Nor-walk. cud, wus fit for
trnvol, and if the accident itcctil‘l‘cd in
thr rnolornmn
of the ungon
upon it: could
iic ullglrt.
why the rerun was on the track. as thc
roadway wns good. in the Town of
Norwnlk. '
Selectman itsynnunl. lo Attnrrny
lllnch's qtlcntlolln. :~.nhi tln- rcpltil‘ri.
\m'r quitt- clftfltrilvc, crtcmllug us far
'15 he could scc down [10 hill.
At Ult' conclusion 0f the show- \t‘it-
hrs-s, Coroner llorcn decided that in-
murld tisil ihc stcur of tin .Irtiticnt
and tie“ tho ground in tin \iclrLIt).
Silrurinicrnlcnt Willunrlght plnccd It
("11- ni rho disposal of tho court and
United to ltt'corrl-
puny ihc curoncr; Attornc-yw‘llirrcks
and Johnson. Mt‘tiiiui Exnrnlncr llunt-
ingtort. Supcrlntcrulo-nis \'i':rlnnrtght|
rind Ky.lc .‘lotmrnan Andn'ns. Sch-(“t-
nurn Raymond and 11mm north on of
thc Norwulk and South Nor-walk pic,
’ 1101‘ s
\Atlrorongll Illb'lli'tiitlll “us 111ml» of
flu hlghwrn shonlng w"lnrc the trol-
11-1 truck was >0lllt‘ ilvd ir-et shot/c tlrt‘i
iti‘l‘. The street in in 1r rough condi-
rinn but there- did not appeal to M:
any llci cssitt for tithing on the track
Winn the party urrltcd thcrc thr)
found t‘hurlcs Colrlstock the futhtr of
onc of the. men \\ ho was killcd; G. ll .
t.\'.r1r1s of New lurk. who married in
sister of tin tlt‘tt‘iibt d litltI N. Smith
Ii'crgusou. of Cote ntcnuc East Nor-
walk. them also. t‘ictring tlrc sccnc.
(Iomstock, Sr” boards with Mr.
Ferguson and thc son who nus killed
Was {1150 tlrcrc nun I1 of thc time dill-i
1113 he past summer and fall. Of late
he had been living with Space in tin-
unused carriage factory in Westport
arcane. not far from the place where
the men met their death. ~ .
"Coroner Doten unnouuccrl that he
wouldreeume the hearing in Westport
today. as ho denim: to examine several
men there who had seen Messrs. Corn-
stock and Spncc previous to ~tliolr
death. . . ;
‘1
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THE PERFECT WAY. '.
8c: res of south Nortvaiir Citizens Have!
Luflm! it.
“you suffer from backache .
There twenty one way to cure it.
The perfect war In to cum the kid
A bad back means sick kidneys.
Neglect it. urinary troubles follow.
“Deans Kidney Pitts are made for
kidneys only.
Are optioned by' South Norwalk poo
Charles 'E. Wantn. son of the Veil
known mun shares of 2 Chestnut
Dunn's thns
“Pills: “I backache
spit W‘rfifl’dflfl
tried all “northernmo- butI
burner
anyone could l (to
‘ a. memoir
The case of Miss Frankie
om; DI' Midi. M83" is in‘
fcresting to all Women.
‘lmn \ll:s.l'rsn1I1nl-l suffered
mlht'l\ for a \1- rnl3enr~ \h bull: nched
and l Irtltl Irc'ru nur- «Ion n pill". null frc-
tlucnl Ilt'lltilll' -ln s. in: 1.! h-lnfft u “flit"
from u restful nice-p in sin-h pain and
nriscry limt. it would be lmur-a wanl‘t'
I could 1 Imp Int cum rennin I (lit micd
the long llilfllllfi nrul “can tIiH‘i I
«amid do no IwnrlrI. imnsnit‘cd rliIYer-
cut p‘ruiu-lnn‘ hoping to pct nlief
'but tindinw that their meriicint 3 did
Inol c on 1111-. I tried Lvdin I.. Pink-
lrnru' s \‘owetnble f" ompouurl. ilk
it was irlgblt rec omrncnd‘erlto me. lum
glad that I did so for I won found
that. it. was the medicine for 1m case.
Very soon I was rid of over} ache and
pain and restored tulpcrfcct ln-nllh
fer-l splendid. how a iinc appetite
and have gnined in weight a lot." <
him Paints: Gases. -14 \Vnrrenmn
$1.. Boston. Mus. -- 5.5000 {or/m Ilortflfflal
about letter wooing mailman. cannot no on-
Sureh you cannot wish to rc-
maiu weekullck and discoru-ngod.
and exhausted with each day; a
work. Homdernngement of
feminine or no is responsible
for this ox austlon. following
am kind of work or effort.
Lydia E. Pinklram‘ s be table
Compound will help out as
it has thousands of at or uWomen.
NOR. CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES
Committee to be Appointed to Nomin-
ate Officers for Young People's
Society.
\V‘wlrrcsdny. 3 p. m.-—l.. ii. A. lil‘:|)'~'1'
meeting in tho letdics' Parlor. "l’crso-
nnl Pronouns." Mrs. P. J. Curtis.
Thursday, 7:31) p. 1n.—-l’rnycr 111cc!-
Ingc of the Young f'coplc's Society in
the LndIcs‘ Parlor. snbjcct. "What
Arc You Thankful For?" N p. In.»
church prnycr service in thc chapel.
.\tItIli‘.\.\I “(llrlsn'l‘lwir tlppor'tnni
tics null i‘ossibllilla-:~." ills. .\l. l‘].
Mend.
A short IIIlHIllt'riri trrccllng of tilt-
loung I’coplc's Sm-ictt’ will Ilt‘ IIt'ItI int-
nn-diutcly lIIIil‘l' tlrc pruycr illl‘t'lillK It,
or range for the uprwilrlnuni of :1 corn
IllIiit'i' tonomlnutcofllwr for illf‘tllhll
lug \cur.
'l‘hcr'c “11:. n generous response to
thc nppcul for 'l‘buuksglrhn: oil‘urlngs
of money illlti provisions. thirty busltctu
or nmrt- lrnrrng ItN'Il sent out. Thanks
arc duc Mr. Willium it}. Martin :1an
Mr. flanks. of thc firm of llzmn A‘-
Bnnks. for thc use of horsw and \\‘il‘('
one.
'l‘hc usual monthly offering or the
Your“: l’coplc's Society will in rem-11'-
ctl at the prnyct‘ Irrccting r111 Thur-mm
t‘t‘t‘uiltg.
'l‘llc contrnlro solo with qunr'lc'.
“(front and Still tlrcntcr," sung Sum
dug morninu. wan-a written and N‘llllc .15
n Coronation Hymn for Kurt: I-lllnnrd
VII; the Words. by a rcrr slight changi-
luu'o been nrlnptcd to the IllII‘INlN‘ of
H Thanksgiving A'rihcm for our r1\\"1
country
coo-0am“-..
INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES.
Commissioner Estimates That Collec-
tions Tbia Year Will Reach
$230. 000. 000.
John W. Yerkes. tllc contmissioucr of
intcinnl 1".ctcnuc runs that thc rm-cipls
tor the rurrcni fiscal ycnl from nil
murmur of lurcrnul tnxntiou will not bc
T his cstilnntc
he s: '.\'H in his unnuul report to the Nt‘f -
rt ittl\ of Ilw trcusurr. it: prclilctcd on
the 11 turns of 1hr first three months of
the fiscal period and on existing trarlr.
conditions. Last year’s receipts were
3“: lo 710 92..
l‘or the currcnt fiscal year. Sutur-
dr-ry‘s trcusnry statement given thr- If.
tcrnul rcvcnnc collections actually cow
crctl into the trcusury nirroe'July l to
dulc as llihlAzliJZl. The flgurcs on
the same date last year were 396.422.-
03.1. Mat :‘rcar s cutlrc receipts wurc
.nlrout 3-.“ 000 000 less than those of the
ilsrutl veur lIilti'J owing to the repeal
of war turns.
The. commissioner says his estimate
would need to be revised if cangrcssr
should reduce the tax on proof spirits
front 81.10 to lit) cents. or even .70 cents -
a gallon, as many of ihc .llstillcrs de-
mand. ft is believed, however. that
ctmgrcss will riot do this. In view of
thc decreasing customs receipts and
the present smuil deficit in ihc. trons
Ilf‘}
on proof spirits should not become cf-
foctlye before the end of the present fls
cut your.
The lntcrnnl revr-nue bureau
with tho refunds on account of on!
revenue stamps. and, with tho ndmittlrl-
tuition of the new 0 comargarhrc no
The. work of the bureau ls constantly
increasing.
«lumen an ksnr‘srasr cures
Wt: 111.. “VT “The
Rev. while 80th Walter of Christ
Episcopal IIticChu tubes been midi: an
.essistsnt chief of notice by M‘sy‘or
Croiins. to enable hire to conduct
has sent A
NI to act
.VO I (MI
vio “ions of
I
mu"
[IV ”108m in
tin en if a reduction in the rain I
‘88 I
rr-nccrncd largely during the last year L.
--A special do- I
mum-(raw
I ‘ g 70:31::
mliridgeport Advertisements.
AT READ SE
Important Info of. Ilrasufs CIerI'peis.
For a few days only we offer a large line of Body
Brussels Carpets in standard makes. at .
95 an a yard.
The values are extraordinary. The patterns are those
in demand at present. the colors are desirable.
There is a reason of course. and a' good one for plac-
ing these high grade Carpets at such a low price.
The
season is closing. and the stock is too heavy for the time
of year. hence you get the benefit.
Robs: and Rage.
1
Keep the baby cosy and warm while he takes his
daily airing. There is nothing like a For Robe for rcal
comfort.
in full size. opening at the side.
ncl or satteen, and very stronglymadc.
We have a splendid lot of lccland Sheep Robes
They are lined with flan-
$4.50 to $5.50.
An Angora Robe is a thing of beauty in its snowy fluf-
finess. and a most appropriate wrapping for the baby.
These are made with quilted linings.
$12.00 and $13.50.
A new line of For Rugs is shown. of Japanese Croat.
lined and wedded. in black. white.
gray. and combina-
tions. $4.00 to $4.50. It isacapital time to buy Rugs for
the department is completely stocked.
Five hundred new Smyrna Rugs have just arrived
which are in sizes from 18x36 t0 4x7.
Moquette Rugs from $1.00 to $3.75. . ‘
Wiltons and Axminsiers from $4.50 to $7.50.
In Attraction In Colored Dress Goods.
We have prepared for
the Holidays
Lengths of Wool Dress Goods in almost every style.
Suit
In
some
rough. medium. and smooth finish. mixtures and plr' 1 col-
ors, every kind of weave.
Many people like to give drcsws for presents. and it
is a practical and sensible habit.
In every instance these
Suits are less in cost than the regular price by the yard.
From $3.15 up. A g00d assortment and many prices.
New Motorized
Waterings.
Here they are. Twenty-eight pieces. goods worth ‘65'
and 75 cts a yard. just in the prevailing style. and in de-
signs that are sure to captivate the fancy. mostly white
grounds with stripes and figures in black and colors.
There are also some very handsome brocaded effects.
Regular 65 and 75 ct qualities. 49 cts a yard.
MD. M. READ“? iih‘fgi
For high and Children.
The Idird You Have
1—.»
'l’ronsitesDigeslionfiI-erfuh
nessa Rostt‘onteiitsit‘rittufi
Omhtnr mrlfltgml.
rINAnco'rrc..
kw «mm
——e——wr
A ecchmed fortune
P“ ’ wand”:
Worms .l‘everish
um and“) neon Sun 1
I lion,$our,srn1ssd\
but ”donor approve of the "lease no if enough alone"
filfowlng prices speak for themselves?
as. 25 fire .. . .M ......... _
:2 haw fivafiaiq. ........ ‘
31.35 Krrcnnu new.
use n‘rsusrpn nouns ......
l.-.‘\..'.... I;.1..'..
Tense 1s mete
thwn. Do not the
And they arc but e fee of the main
........f., ., ..... . ....... 32.37.
........ . 11.7.3
....s........ ........... $1.010
................. - um
South Home”: Furniture co.
1,.“ . W potiov‘aws stone.
.’ fill.
. AN” 0.
Norwalk Chronicler