Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 24, 1903 · page 2

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.ma small children. so to 81.50.

In variety.l he to [5.00
novelties; be in 83.00
a e nfiiys and our assortment cannot

try. Remember me importation our dolls and foreign
.. as to ”sell them It jobbers prices and save the customer .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Plush and o'elIu'loul humans.
Fancy Lamps and Clocks.
mammal and Pedestals. _

hat lie and Hand Bags.
Musical Instruments.
or articles which will make both useful and: beautiful

optic Furmture

‘Mileat Is a distinct toilette or the flotation“; the
m and finishes ex cell those of all previous years. Be-
IUIII fink or! - l. . £00m
. arena! act-Inuit

Parlor and Library TableI.
Couehu and Divans.
Combinationlm. ‘

mocking Cease.

Moduli!» Cabinets.

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and bullets.

hid ladle Seats.
Brie-e- Brno Cabinets. 9
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will and Ornamental

' l’iotures
Calendars
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apartments will be round an enormbus variety or slits for

or of'flanbary. charged wlth murder

’as to whether the statement In ones;

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on man.” rslst. ’
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1% us oriented-lo. a criminal
:OI‘IUM on Lizzie K. Waterman.
BRIDGEPOM‘ 1am: ‘hd. u—or. when

 

in the second degree was placed on
trial hetero Judge Wheeler and a Jury
in the supermmlrt yesterdaiio He Is
one lted~wtth1~aaelng the-death of Us
ale “Waterman death it is alleged.
having been paused by a criminal oper-
otlon on Member 5.
' After refusing the request of Alton-
ney Taylor. oil anbllry. counsel for the
defense for a. ostpoaoluenl. the tak-
ing of evidence button with Dr. DaVIIl
Blown medical examiner or the town
of New Ralriield and action on the
lilth. as medical examinet for. Dan-
hury on the stand. Dr. Brown tesli
tied that he saw the body ot insole.
Waterman after dler. death and said
that the cause 0! death was septic pert.
tonltls lie also said that be bad talk-
ed with the young woman heroic her
death ‘and at which tone she had made
on ante-mortem statement. , - ~

An argument between counsel arose

tion should be untitled as evidence.
The Jury was excused from the room.
Dr. Brown petitioned his testimony to
the court saying that at the time the
woman made the statement she was
in tear d death ., .-

Other witnesses were called (influx
the absence of the Jury. Mrs. Mary
Hallook. mother of the deceasedtes
titled that her daughter was in tear
at death when she made the state-
ment. Mu Kittie Sherwood. a sister
of the decehsed said that her sister

made. the statement bill on the con.
Irary. was hopeful or 1919120va-
Arguments as to whether the ante-

9 Mil“! "Mb ll't‘

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.24.. 'lt‘lfh

1, low prices would so. will II..- placed nl-l

was not in fear of death when she‘

do:
lean ry
pin-lei tele-

”t..... ~hill '3
saw rolls. one

out trot'll {emotion-eats of the
wall-WU. alto', Minn!

my“ aU.l\a‘ “florist “3‘59““ ..
' . tinned cold mean; t has favor

ra’ln tilt-ls toms and In

tellers generally and the volume of
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a equalled or allotted hat of ll

lines are temporarily on the rind rbut.
Edens” a heavy but uses-

 

pds. sundriee‘ out
so tn‘ the interior re-
port the I-ustomw dullness. but until--
lpalo excellent orders when salesmen
return to tho mutt-w

l’tilnburn. Chicano pull Illrmlhnllqnl
authorities (gymnast a stepping “PM!
has been insthed' In the war in
Iron and steel. Delayed oldel. many
at“ wllilll were held built to see how

let the holidays. 'l‘hia. many think.
marks the virtual lulmlnollml ol‘ the
industrial as well as tin tillall‘lial do”
pression The yelr (loses wllh u ltlllt‘ll
brighter outlook and with lK'IIt'i‘
peets‘ior gains thalldtltiil ended. .lt‘ll'
Westotn railroads bear out reports of
(oatmenual prosperity with pdviees of '
tonnage per cent." more than a you sail.
East of the Mississippi the decline is
not over live por lent.

Eastern wool buyers have been tak-
inx more freely and prices lend up-
Ivard. Moderate oIi'ul-lnas of hides

live been readily absorbed. and pur-
(' uses of hemlock leather for future
delivery. with. lIlnher prieer for lower
grades. havobesn note Worthy. l'l'lnt—
makers hays been refusing otfers at
current quotations. 'llloy am tirln ill
the belief that prlyrg llllllll Ildv.al'll-e
Ne w England l-ol'toh mills will probably
continue running fol the next six
months. but some on short time. owing
to M‘Bl‘t'lly of cotton

I‘hiraao merchants any interior job- .
hers are buying cautiously.

St. Paul and Minneapolis Jobber-s tell
oi. it steady and “enroll lnrresso of
wealth linouahout the northwest. with
a volume of business rm tlIe- -yeal fully
equal to that of 1902 On the l'llol‘ill'
coast. notably at Sin ll‘t‘dm tam whole-
sale. trade has been the best toI ytnlrs
past at like periods. 'I‘exas miil'oa'ds
are taxed to handle freight offered. At
(‘ levelund the outlook fol next year is
good In all leading lines. and at Innis-
\iiie dry weather. which Interim-es
Inith marketing ti s tollnrso crop. is the
only drag. In olher lines the retard
exceeds 902. At Elston interest and
dividend disbursemdi'fls next Week will
lun up to assumes. “WHOM ' ‘

In the Dominion of (‘Sanmlu general
ilade. both wholesale and retail. llas'
been qullo gratify-Ina; smells are broil-
I' n and merchants al‘e*0Itlel-.ing freely in
seasouuhie lines.- Holiday llamr has

 

marten: statement should be admitted
were unfinished at tits noun recess

Theda-undrcrunm Merrill-eyes
1‘1! II-V‘ OPERA‘Ni "0N IOVILI
LIVB R .
“AtV'IWr'gfld-M Manuela: m l ow;
Foll slid by all dwnlate. ‘

STOUT I§”TENGID FOR LIFE.

Iridneport Man Felted Guilty or Mur-
der to Second Degree.
BRIDGEPOM‘. Dec 23.—At t: 30
o'clock yesterday attdi'nooa. Joseph
Stout on trial in the a rim- court tor
murder of Charles Tue er in this city
on October 1 last, was tohnd guilty or
murder in the second degree. and was
immediately sentenced to the state pri-
son for litq by Jud; 0 Wheeler. The
Jury was out about xiii horn Follow-
ing Lawyer. Edwin 5‘, Hall in his plea
for the prisoner States Attorney 8am
Ital Ramadan closed for the stale.
{udié Wheel 's charge was not loan.
and impartial y reviewed the evidehdo
Ste wasap ntly bu little enacted
varnish d alter ”fiance w
llbmsdlatalyf r trialledt tojal by Bhorlll
Haw ey and ill a assistants
Silent .wili not beuaigan to the state
prison. till. as. first at he week. bet I:
allowed to enjoy Christmas in he
held county tail. 9 9 9
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It": sorghum!“ a Lori.
M ’ lII WW“,
WW. I. D' “Hm Balm flit;

Just
one we t Ir]
a tow lilies“ gawchly‘XI-op

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H Baxter. and ’ Ollitord l: or
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Khmer. no "or ...o .u: mus
I‘lllDBNdDae. Ill-“Ollie! of mice
reunion-nu mime. word: at»
at attempt to amass south bound
cl. Want Galilee lag]: tit;
M I OBI: :m‘ Or
hill: “'3,“ o! I red ltnht. » The sum
twain. toward-l Manor. stop. in-
- ta. metnilmmnm :Berlla. pom
tent W the steer: something
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‘ have been heavy and Irsde in all limes
l on the year eonstltul e a record break-

hint-i not noon the:

“Iouav‘ AND .L‘Dnan ! One Minuta Cough (‘1‘er “V53 lmmGd'

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e"Railway Company during the recent
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been larger than left your. Exports

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GOOD FOR CHILDREN.
The pleasant: to take and vhfil‘flllt‘ss

1 late relief in all cases of Cough. Group
and ImGri no because it dose not pass
stomach. but
takes effect right III I‘lld'aeatioi the
trouble it drawn out the lnflamma
tion, heals and soothes and euros per-
imanently by enabling the lungs to
oontrlbtlto‘l‘io pure iiimgiviun end lite
isustninlng axyun to the ll and its
sues. Dr. Armstrong. oi alts; Tex.
prescribes it daily and says thsh‘alls no
better cough remedy made sold by
Cllflord Pharmacy. ' .“

was re steev'zlt‘futsuasue:
PAYMEN 3. ‘ a

NEW HAVEN. con .3“ me. .14.»:

Eleven colorsdmen h light suit yen-

Ierday .amalnsmile iooplagsnts of the

United States indemnity Insurance so-
ciety of Boston. ountho ground ihat

ago. Travel raln many staple ,

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Indications of Some internal injuriee
Have Leteiy' Developed.

NEW YORK [)t't 24~Anlholly Com-
sloek. secretary of the Society for the
Suppression of Vim. lfl-PBDIII'IIPII to be.
seriously ..I at his home in Summit.

N. .l. Two months ago he was thrown
down stairs in New Halt-u. (lonn..
while attempting to enlist in. .I. ..I

liollorty. a physician tilurxnd with cir~
culallnn ob'sm-ne literature.
ribs were broken told he was haill)
bruised. but he attended to his busi-
nt-ss until lnIiit-alldns of sew-re in-
ternal injury I19 elopud

Against the all
Mr. Cohl'stook has spent amoral lllllt
days til his other. since he receivr-d

these injuries. and even‘nppeured as a :

witness against hr. lloilorly ill the pro
lilnlllary examination.-
day be put in .i2 hours of hard work
Ill his dealt. wllpon returning to his
Summit home aiitr midnight be com-
plained oi sowro pdlns In the abdomi-
lull region. ’illo result. it is feared. of
some Internal injury received while or
resting the phyololan.

new meson HAT FIRM.

L. achooemaiter a Company Will Make
Hits to the Rough; '

A new but manulilctllrlng concern. I...
Sillmnlnskm»& Company, has taken a
portion or. the alumina White factory
on River street Military. and has gone
Into the business oi making but» in
the rough. Ope lions lune illl‘t‘ull‘
been eomillllllted tilld the am: Is wink
log on a number or orders. 9

'i‘ ll(‘ members of the firm are lr- wir
SIHlllNillnlllht‘r formerly with 'l‘. 0. Mil-
lard 8; Company Morris N Meyers
Nicholas Baker and Eulll llIu-llholz.

seen-r Mose THAN .91. one. .,
W. W. Baker. of «Putin w. Nob.

writes: ‘M wife suitors from loot
trouble for it teen years. Ellie tried a
number at doctors and spent over $1.-
900 without roller. She became very
low and lost all hope. A friend recon!
mended Foley's Honey and Tar and
thanks to this great remedy it saved

 

 

 

her life. She enjoys better health
sell known in ten years."
genus sullst tllt‘elil“ Sold at. Pleist-

ed' a drug store. South Norwalll. and A
c. Bililmaa's. Dari .

REDUCTION OE EXPORT RATEO.

CHICAGO Dec. 24 .vollioago east
hou It roads at. a meeting here have
deci ed loredaoo export rates on agri
cultural implements trout Chicago to

 

the society has no charter right to in-

suro colored men. and that the tonal
agents. Jones ,& Joni-a. , vo accepted
money from tile-.malilll i.n payment

of alleged lusursllge. The plaintllts
sue. tor 3100 each to cover the

amounts which they allege the hero
paid in. They assert that. no or its
shorter the society might leslst pay

meat at any death or accident (Minimlw
presented in behalf oi. colored men. 9

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.upucmsu answer omen

‘OHIOA (to; Dell:
has voted nine indictment: against
members of the Street Car Men I Un-
too. Then cit es areJioi. 1PM!
Ina IIouIIIIlIlt: lot and sale ful as-
Its tacit? but? on lo “I 0!
iv co in: i e ‘o‘
calm, the iin'ee of the C Icatg‘p City

 

 

.. Lillie Il‘mtl liar! Wm

New )‘orlr live cents a hundred pounds.
Illaktun the rate 2.5 cents instead oi
thirty cents. as oomtol'plte. The I‘Qr
dilution it is claimed. was made nec-
essary y the diversion. oi asrlouIIulal
implements to ital! ports. . ~..‘. ..

 

 

{15“}!th It HOREFUL.

S'l‘.- PIITBRSBURG Dec.. 24 -.-'l‘he
honorarium momma who
cilia commentaotwthe Ritalin-Japanese
dla Illa was re
thep Bourse whifii WNW
from tho nervousness which had pro-
tailed. for. aevernrdaysy- . -

osa suspend outcasts a ‘36x
is the value a. A. ‘l‘lltlllfi.31lmllemn.
s. 9.. pieces on newmzs Witch tinsel

 

‘ serve. He says: 7*“! booths piles lot

20 years. 1 "learn“ doctors and

illa'F properties of Witch Easel with aa-
tlaeptics and emollleata; relieves and

can! blinds hieedloa'.
tag“! and nrotsudloa lilies” some.
cats. bruises. ecaeall. salt alien. and
aillakln dtaeaass.~ Sold by Cllliord

 

“of,“ app Elton r'e'rolt

his memen-
"t..? he... 9 £9

Pharmacy. 9. ear-- we";

1 «WON-DQIMR ORGAII‘T.
ST. LOUIS. Hormel. 24.—.-Cilarlea

 

this all the
M “Willi Mints!
act meow

matter
will

uoaopéait ‘lhe'gamor
than} laraelt iaatrumento its It
Mineral. it will he tall ed

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Vice or his physician. '

- hast ‘Wedn‘mt- :

.. huts silk handout HQ
Witt' toll ileum. .IteaIIred.
new" ltts a co insane oi thew

 

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The slot: 'wlll bé opbn qvhnlvs until Christmas, 9

._ -__'.———_......¢--._

Toys-«Marni! been? 19...; 1.“
Santa Claus line cnrrMWyl many I. heavy load this

month. and we inte‘nd that 3'
many here. strICos have:

”e good Saint shall not leave
an lowered .hon'l'e of“ the

most interesting and Inatmcttve things ever designed for

boys are the St

apt Toy, II he etc.
cy nre quite praplfifi; gt; tome in dlficrgpt sineq

Th
from 4% cts dpl Blackbaar‘s ajc good things to have "and 9

can always be made a sourCe of entertainment 25 and 48

cts. up.

Geographical Globes revolving on stands. as cts.

a..

Musical Tubephones and Metallophones. 25 cts.

Co I: Stoves' m which fires may be built. 25 cts. up

Tables have been arranged with price cards. to. I5.
and 25 cts. A little money goes a long way towltrtls mak-

ing a child happy.

Christmas Tree Ornaments were never brighter or
prettier. There are long rope I of glittering tinsel. _

colored Glass Balls and Novelties. brilliant and for
cinating. from to cts. a dozen up.

Novelties In the China Store.

We suggest: few medium priced articles that are ~

dainty and attractive

Austrian Vases In artistic shapes. so cts. 9

Austrian Glass Dishes. non Bone and Comports. crys.
tal clear with gold floral designs. $1. 00.

Iridescent Glass Vases. changeable colors. very at-

tractive. 81.00.

LII.

Nasturtium and Sit/eh Pea Vases, tall and wide-lip-
ped practical shapes for use. -98 cts. up.

Cut Glass Salt Shakers with Sterling Silver tops. 25 '

and 50 cts.

CALENDARS. Marked down.

These formerly '18 cts. now .0 Cts.
35 cts. now 18 cts.
49 cts. It It". 354:“,

Reductions following the same propot‘tloh ‘lhrtlugh

the whole Stock.

HANDKERCHIEFS.

Boxes of bait dozen assorted

Fancy lace trimmed and cmb roidered Handkerchiefs that
were 89 cts.. now 75 cts.
Our assortment holds good in 12%. 25. 50 and $1.00

thdkcrchiefs. "

BOOKS, marked down too.

Good standard fiction

and juveniles formerly I8 cts.. now 15 cts.

Splendid Animal Picture Books. 5 cts.

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