We will usher in the New Tear with a larger and more complete selec-
‘lltln House Furnishing Goods than 33' e have owl before show u, and it will
«at fllr aim in in former years) to carry the heat goods obtainable and to
c loll ”the lowest prices possible.
During our annual clearing up after the Holiday trade we ilnd a few
' “gibbon lots or both useful and beautiful goods. which we offer at prices ro- '
Militant. ” '-
‘ slalom. 4
For one week beginning Jan. 2. 1904. we will offer the balance of our
entire stock of conlfo'rtables and blankets at a chllction of to per cent.
a
In our Stole Department will be found a great reduction on all wood
. and coal heaters. Let us remind you that We carry Abcndroth Bros. famous
rung“. Every one guaranteed.
. y. ,3
LEURNITURE CARPETS HUGS, BEDDING PICTURES and general
‘4 HOUSE FURNISHiNtl GOODS at lowest prices. quality considered.
Full line of High Brade Pianos. and the greatest of all Piano Players.
Thot‘htngelus" , -
South Norwalk. Conn
II 'l,l“f .e.‘-‘
. $.35. ._. --... -_....w...
Christmas ~ Goods.
ts
. PICTURES.
f: .i ..
; ‘ ascLINENOW......... ....... .........l7c
" mywnow ......... . ....... “35c.
75cLIllENOW soc
IIIgher grades at similar reductions.
CALENDARS. toe and 15c.
, Ill-
\.~ classification noanrlEs Air. our palette. ‘.
i
DiCKERMANszON
84! Washinotorl Street. south Namath.
0 on tutors has 6 RIVER. llnnrronm'lnn.
. Ili‘i-I'BURDI. ll. saws. M. Pistt. froth the office of the ad .1} t
a no» mail carrier. drove into the announce that Major Jo n J. R ‘asell.
Paneling River yesterday and had a surgeon. of Putnam. it placed lg?“ the.
r‘eseapo drowning. He retired list on It“! own ap ll.
rescued. «however. with his whole John H. avast. tisslstani
inhibiting th‘é'm'nirbag. " ' 'l'hil-d infantry, is given pcrl'nilsi‘on to
3 leave the state front January i to
Mic plagunes- those itching} Mar’ch ht First Sergeant Michael J.
em rl c. -l'flr‘v;lll*lt i' MIL.
v‘.
1'
'- .833}! $.31 pill; M“ from ‘
I‘Vvh'fiI‘llfll‘tfii-rw' .t -. ‘
g attending aches vanish
. searching and thorough effectiveness.
50c. and thll‘li- .
' Binndeisoarfis
r... . 9 3.3.4.. mat-aim?
ill 4 s
iioxieff' 5 Paul
is Wild Reim-
s'r‘ rit'rbttsntmu, Jan. fi—A lies
patch from Port hrthur says the Hesse
Japan use cridis is cohllnenied on by
Viceroy All-lien a crash. the Her! first
so follows:
'No threats cull India: Russia hb‘tu-
doll llcr legitimrte rights in Man hllrla
m- ianre hs- Interests. of nuts
and lapan can be Ireconciled lll bout
violating that country' s tCorea' It) sov-
l-reignty. The outcome of the pogo
tlalls depend on the number of iron
clads at Port Arthur and of troops ill
Mancilurth. ‘ Russia doell not fear war;
hilt. she does not desire it and there-
fore is seeking to render it impose:
blc.
' Marina Engineers Sail.
LONDON. Jan. il.-The party of lull-
.‘I-lne engineers from the Clyde district
engaged by the Japanese government:
to proceed immediawa to Japan. me I
sumabi‘y for service on board, trous-
ports. sailed for Japan yesterday. They
embarked at Liverpool on board the
British stean’ler Lake Erie. bound for
St. John. New Brunswick. where the)
will be transported by rail to the Pa-
clllc coast. ,
Another draft of Scotch engineers
left (lovan quietly for Japan It Week
use. The summons they received was
so urgent. Ihll. the man It!“ silhout
having. provided themselves with ollt
is
A detachment of one hundred and
twenty British naval pensioners and
naval reserve men, and ten British offi-
cers started for Genoa ltaly. ted-3. to
assist in the lIIlvllnltiou of the Japanese
warships Ktlsage ntld Nlasill tfurllll r
ly the Moreno and' Rtvadnvln of the
Argentine nury l to the Far East. Thci
railroad station was crowded with
illshtseers. who manifested great on-
thnslllsnl. - There were repeated
c beers for the "gallant. little Japanese."
, preparations Made for War. “3
\lC'll/fllA. II C. JIIIIIITY. 6.9Tlltl
steamship Empress of Japlill has ur-
med from the Orient bringing adt ices
do to December In ‘
When the “33;ch left .lllpall
lien spnpors ueic filled with lcports of
engagements of transports mobillzll-
tlolI of tIoops slot king of provisions.
and other matters dcullnn’ wIllI proper
ations for but .tll "ports sgrw that
Japan was putting the lllllslllull touch.
cs to her formidable Inn and land Ilrm-
unlents.
i‘lll‘ .limlln reports that llll‘ 'l‘oltll)
arsenal recently rcchVed lll'ilflll orders
from the military authorities for so coo
horsesli'ocs of a peculiar pattern. and.
so fashioned us to be well adoptld for
use in an Ice-hound cridntfy.‘ "‘ "
The Japanese. hrsltlps llt Shrubo'
have been dented one" after the otllll.
and their bottoms nested with It spun
in] preparation.
nounccd that the Japanese gmeritlmeut
. has delidcd to rush to completion the
tlcoul- Fulton Railroad In (‘orca The
road is tonsillercd of the highest strut-
Igilsl llupollliilcc. find is expected to
be completed ulthin laelve-monthsm
two years ahead of the time originally
ml. for rumpletlon.
A Port Arthur correspondent, writ-
ing in mid- December. so’3s snou lovers
all the landscape; end that the fierce
cold winds which will continue until
Mulc‘h would milks the landing of mu
force pructieall3 itiipoaslille.
M
REVOLUTION IMMINENT
A stile sign or approaching. revolt
and serious trouble in your sysiom ls
nervousness". sleeplessnesa. or stem.
itch updeta. ' Electric [litter wlil'
consists. It, never fails to' tone the
stomach. regulate the Kidneys and
Bbwols. stimulate the Liver andel'ari
I! the blood line down systems
hellsllt particularly and all the usual
under its:
Electric Bitters to out
rammed it it don't ve perfect sails
tdctlonu Guaranteed by Frank H. Bax
tor. Brant-t; “
l.-
POLICE 'PRIVENTID LYNCHINGS. _
DENVER. Colo 'an 6.--Pl‘0llll)i“’ ac-
n on the part of the Dollop
all
Whitewash-um
Iv- ” -II
the. ‘
it runs officially all-g
’“hnicniy dimemher the troublesome;
You cannot fol-us your “stomach to do
32"H 1. i‘ ihfltitdiht'dlii...
tit sinusitis result. The
atommltc lsagood and tall ful servant:
t when puslledil limit it
souls sio asous stand
I. . wlut “very
wise Mandi ta aliallllliliI
lforccuil into his rougher Viol-ll. ‘Thc
sensible dud r sable contour is 'to
employ a substitute to carry on the
work of digestion and give the stomach
all opportu ity to recuperate and re
guilt its lost strength.
Stuart II Dyspepsia Tablets are the
only perfect substitute to take up and
Icarry on the work of tired. womvout
stomachs. They are natural and easy
“I: their work and muse no disturbance
in the digestive arms. They contain
all of the essential elements that make
up the gastric Juice and othel dlgcslltl-
fluids and will digest aII3 food that
It strong. healthy stomach slit. and do
way
lmmdlng condition. and the fact that
the stomach is weak oI diseased does
not influence lili‘lll lll all in their use
flll and effective wot-ll. They will lll
neat food tastes well ill a glass jar
or bottle all they will in a stomach.
You chn see that for yourself by pul-
ting one of them into a far with a
square most and some water to enable
it to work.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. by thus
relieving the stomach of its wurk. en-
able that man to rest II It recuperate
and regain its health ll d strength
The process is' perfect” natural and
plain. Nature will heal the stomach
just all she ltcsill a wound or a broken
limb if she is not interfered with and
is permitted to do her work ill be r onll
ua3. All loit'rfereucc is orcvcn-cd by
Btuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets lllt‘ for
sale by drllgglsis cverywbele at 50
cents a box. and if 3oll are afilctl-d with
Idvspcpsla one box will matte yell feel
lift) times better. You will folgct 3ou
have a stomach and rejoice in the for-
ltctfltln‘ess. No drngglsl would be lit)
shortaighted all to "'13 to get ale Mg
without Btusrt' ll Dyspepsia 'l‘nbl
orthsy are so popular and all- so well
I itllown for the good they has. done had
the happiness till-3 haw caused that
any druhuist caught slltnmt than:
‘wmtld lose the (Guildt'liL‘c of his c-usio
merit and be regarded as below the
standard.
as a result and his patrons would go:
other stores and buy their othel
drugs there as well as theil Stuarts
i l)3spepsla Tablets. 3 it} 8
i
Kansas ravens kooscvzt'r.
TOPEKA. Kant. .lan. d.~—iu-solutions
have been adopted by the Republican
‘Stulc Control Committee dcclnrillg that
ii is ll sense of this dominillcc that all
deleltatea lllosen frn in state to “It!
i in pubilcsn National Ctlt'lvbtltlnn should
’personally favor President Roosctclt' s
nomination and clcttitill illld that the
’.LIIIO and district convention should no
instruct their delegates.
ITOI.’ TH 1' "(:0 D
If It. may reset lli outs. Bra
llllsn lunch tilt “Inflows has
ver lr . almost without exception
' l0 'Iildc and Si .00 bottles The (Jill.
‘ tor 2Bllllter' It or Pialstad‘s.
. ONTAIlO rule CHIEF KILLED.
LONDONO 0.ni, JIllI. il—Chlef ltoe.of
itllc. Fil‘l’! ll'epllrtnlcht was killed and
* ‘tllrcc lll-omen sore badly injured b3 the
l ollutili'b dfa d‘lli'in tL litt- (fishy todIl3
so hit ll destrm ed Sterling Brotltcrs‘
’wholesule shoe forum and warehouse
iReilmntt‘tl 1033' the Isle
......_-...‘,_. ._ _
LINN iNE
Makes frail iiilildren
Sturdy.
What MI. I Meyers
" ' Says.
t
Linonine has’ ’ "made
good‘ in my iarn'ily My
wife started to give it
hly ll" DRIEVBIIIMI gimmiptgmogl: to our chilgrcn 1;;
t e t we II gym 0 rs. on b;- , it
In... 3...... .... m... .l. t... .35...."33... 3:. .m. .m_
Militant 100 Drill)!!! literati“I at an- _ m had it
“Tile. baa-n .on the jail proved sir t we‘ll-
Chiat Aral-ooh: learned of the more deriu oily. It lla's _t
‘_ slam early and sent; its prisoners to Illfim‘ flee train 66]
.umm‘” Burton »- ° “W“ m‘ ‘i cvér since. We realize.
force on police to intercept the mob . a“ l
The mob. Wot coon ,9n better It any one use
Elle th of‘t‘hd, police llllad can. how much (it“s
WW3 it WW3 .dcbt ."."oi' think he:
'1? wire: M: d“ . owe Lino ne. at} it has
«ten a load of stony
from our minds.
I? ll talents of toll
a?“ to give ti).
nine sic .c'dot
' fj“nd ‘tlth’l‘ a lion‘s.
t dell 8! the (gall
,a-u-
It ‘in the same time and ill the same .
They work independently of lllr- '
Hill business would sum-cl
} mu“
' f i
I Ioard"
“'0' ”dilly id'-
3 wombarous ml... in t-«i‘hu'
executive board of the United Mine
“Workers of America has stated its on
titles plainlv and clearly in regard to
further reductions on the part of the
operators. All reductions will bclop
l|ltlll0l| b3 the ol'.llalllsalion and tile llllli
'era dilcctly affected wgll have. the sup
burl of the organise.” lea lull} Hill-t
‘ tiles 0 tcductlolls. c one cell tloII
ll reached it ill a very don‘t'Il'oo: III that the reductions.” .10 ill lill‘iill vio
[Minn oi the contrlllls signed by iill'
minors and thc opt-,llllors.
Mr. Mliclleu said: “The cxe-llllllc
board will heredity s It is doiull
lImv-—-lndorsc the .fi ht tamude by the
minor against reductions ill the page
'Ilclllilll when these reductions break illl-
yearly cullll'liti.lld
board is elctlr IId operators who lullkc'
reduction und r the stated conditions
tnn3 knelt shut to expect from us."
TO CUR! A COLD i" but DAY
l‘llko laxative Bronte Quinlnq Tablets.
All drugglsis llcflnd the money if it
I falls to eulo. '.“Oroto I signature
1 lti on each box. “25¢
BANK. DIRECTORS REBIGN.
CHOMWELL. .lnn. ii.~—'Al .a meeting
oi“ thl Hollrd of llirI-llol's of the Cr ronl
tilt-ll llllllc Sittings lilltlk rostrum-3. liII
Ii' sisnutioll ol the following lllllt‘ lllo-ul
bet-p was handed ill: llr. lit. (3.. Hill-
loolt. D. B. Marsh, M. W. Austin. Dr.
(‘hurlcs r1. llllsll. George S. llutlcr. C.
it. it‘l'lsllit‘, it, it. llutll-r. \\'Illitlm l'.
Couch. George V. Burugc. The reason
for this was that nt ll meeting of the
board held on Dwembcr 22 inst. a vote
was passed asking for the resignation
of Anhul' ll. lloltrdlnnn Its a iiil'l‘C‘Itll
of "It" bunk. Mr. Bosrdmull rI-fIIsI-d
to hand lll his resignation. The en-
tire l)(llll'tl consists of eighteen till-II;-
bcrs IIlId Ill carrying on any business
it takes a majority of ell-yell lllt'lllllIYrH.
The board is crippled by the realms
than of its nine members. Mr. Doul'li
Illllll besides ill-int: II director of the
bunk. is also third selectnlllu ol' the
town or Cmans-Il.
”To.
A VEST-POCKET DOCTOR.
Never ill the way. no trouble to car-
13'. easy to lake, pleasant and never
falling lll results lll‘i' lit-Will‘s llitllc.
Early Risers. A vial of these little
pills ill the Vellum-ind is n_ ccrllllll
gllllrzllltl-l- Ilglllnst hellducbc. billions
nulls. torpid liver and all of the ills re-
sulting from constipation. 'l‘llcy l()l|ll
and strengthen lill' Iit'l-r, Sold by
Clifford Phllrllllll-y, . "
a...
REV. FATHER LAWLOH DEAD.
\\' ATk‘lIlll RY, Jun. h“"i \ Muri‘ n
,‘l‘. inlulor llgcd sctlnty 3cllrs. tiled Ill
Ihis home on North Main stlell _\i‘slil‘
day. after Illl illness oi about tz-hrlc
:niunlhs. Father lotulor (little to this
Icounir3 in ”:32. He rcccitl d his lot
'leltl- I‘llUllliItlll all St (‘lllllll ~ (”“07“
Baltimore lllllll uhiclt ill ltIlI- ordain
ell III is?" lic Si'l‘It‘d us curatl ill
'l‘l‘fili.‘ -rl3'. ll 1.; l'llV\"',llltIitl R l.; 'or
.folk llnd Vr‘u lidllfmd iii s first ima-
iililllt ups in Ms London. and ilc hf-
itltuuld iltlll «blow of t ilill“‘i3’till ill
il‘nirfil ill and Morldl I I‘m 3;: \c- ral
‘ycats pus! lit has had no dirmt :lns‘ilfll
lllIIll. Ilc one u Ironlimnt ll-III It
Iilli' us her and for be post fell 3I-ars
.llnd taken on active interest ill l-lty
land politiclli llil‘nirs. " .
BANQUET TO GEN KAI.“ GRANT.
i BAV tN'ltNm Tc. .'6.—-l‘he
llllslncss Men's Club has tendered a
3 farewell banquet to Gen crai Frederick
(lrlllli uho got-ll Io Chicago to assume
command of the dcparuncnt of the
Lakes. in the course of the banqtlct
the hope was cltpleesed that he would
Home day pass from military to cttll
{life to head It republican ticket for
President. ll wish ill which be good-
nslurcdly acquiesced. Capt. ll. F2. Ely.
36th infantry. who fought by the side
of Japanese soldiers in the Boxer I-Ilm-
paizn, said that Japan was a military
power of great strength and that the
' Russians will not have an easy victory
ill: case of war with the Japanese em-
'pl rc.
i
SAVED A IOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. llllhard. of hill
lord. I)cl.. anyts "lll'llltilillll Balm snv
ed my boy 5 life. He began just. like
the one no lost with crew. We gayt
.hlnla few doses. lie quickly dropped
Ito sleep and was all right in tile mom-
in‘." For sale by R. H Plnlsted. F.
ii. Baxter. and The Clifford Phal-
macy.
ADVANCE OF FREIGHT RATES.
; SAN FRANCISCO Calf” Jan. i‘.-—lt
ulrs announced at the Southern Pacific
illiltllmlly' a othces today that the West
. cl roads which'l lave agreed on the all-
tanco of nest and cast ballad Wight
Isles effective on January lll are now
arranging for an expansion of these
rates to points beyond Chicago Ac-
cam'phtlylug this It consortium is an
. W
othet to the effect that he adtancod '
rate in the new schedule is to he with
drat'sn on certain commodities. a list
. of shich is now being prepared. .
csamasntsm's‘coonll ssMEov .
. a II‘Avo 7.:
No medicine is more highly esteem.
:l-Iu h'y thoso‘ one know its rem value ‘
from their own personal experientie in
the use of it than Chamberlain' s Gullsh
Remedy.
cold give this remedy a trial and you
lure sure to be more than pleased with
who quick relief and speedy core that
Wiufil‘l Price :5 cents.
'.‘bll cents. For sale by Stillaon- Powell
Corporation. Baxter Pharmacy. Qiifford
,sjlmm ,. __._
luvssrlo Tl sun‘s err. s.
“AIS thg-d Grit-Anilv ilk
notvlheeallse'hoft hebur ofSt.
Michael's Catholic (italian) was be
gull yesterday b3 Deputy State Fire
ubrt slots to. clog rid: loll-lad
it is understood that the so-
.have fond. mpielo
ehIistsnttes.Iwhlcb led to the vesti-
Marshal. William E. Seeley. of Bridge '3
The position of thcl ,
l ‘7 31
News of tile Sale.
Rheum
'“fi‘”
‘ ‘Nrt.
"These who have bravod‘ltlte nipping cold-'.wdatiter and
risked a handshake with Jack Frost have had their re- ‘ '
ward. Choice bargains havo'becn theirs. and there are
still many more to be found here.
It is very comfortable
when you get here. and much 15 lost by not attending this
bountiful sale. Just a few wards about the
Woman' 3 Undormusllns.
The counters at this Section with their, blllowy heaps,
of snow-white lace-trimmed and embroidered garments are
fascinating as can be seen by the crowds examining
them.
Nightgowns oi muslin with tucked yokcs and V necks.
do cts. .
Well made Gowns with neat. fine tucking. and nar-
row cmbroidery. finished with ribbon bows. 5mg.
A large assortment of na'lnsook Gowns v 'tth round or
square necks trimmed with lace and Frenci embroidery.
Skirts with embroidered'fionnces from 5
‘cts. up.
Nainsook Skirts with elaborate ruillcs an ilounces. a
wide variety and many prices.
Drawers. plain good quality of muslin.
and wide Items. or milled. lg cts. a pair.
with tucks
A large assortment of trimmed Drawers in the finest
nainsook.
Fancy Corset Covers from 75 cts. up.
Shear dainty Corset Covers. made of Handkerchiefs.
$l.25 up.
Plain substantial Corset Covers. high or low necked.
l0 CIS.
Moraorlud Venting: and Walsflngs
In the Sale.
and Granite Weaves.
value 50 and 65 cts.. now 35 cts.
Brocaded Vestings. Fancy l’laitls.
Braided Silk efl'ects.
regular
Chanlpagt'. . and
Black Vestings. worth 75 cts. and $1.00. now 49 cts.
Aillmportcd Waistingsin the Net Scotch and Ger-
man makes reduced to 75 cts a yard.
Oxfords and Chcviots.
l5 ct. quality for
19 ct. qualiy for
25 ct. quality for
35 ct. quality for
Toilet Section.
Hair Brushes. were '50 cts..
Mirrors. were 50 cts..
Hyomci Soap. worth 75 cts.. box of 3 cakes.
Castlie Soap. 5 ct. cakes. 3 ca kcs for
‘Pumice. 5 cts. cakes.
“Wright's Bath Tablets. were 25 cls..
CIS.
CIS.
l2':
[5
I9
25 cts.
cts.
CIS.
25 cts.
IO cts.
2 CIS.
now to ct’s.~
I now 35
35
MD. M. READG‘
’8‘ " ,.
Mb
in if: cal-Q
Large also 4
L
orf
< deatrlly the house
When you have a cough or ”v
... ‘ i
.‘Mss.
theOloW
.m slashed
out the Ire. wh'cb had started
very badly hurt.
In on v... liave
Always Bought
Bears the
, 1 Eter3lhl
._..lohnatone wife of Agent Johnstone. tool a to \ tell this Skin
3'3""fi.
!' a. ll! " :‘t'
Familiar
:“nit
III}. 3}-
fists Ill
NNNNIW
is in t
, name alien it
3.0
lllll‘llflmt WI! lith- Dth‘ it & (‘..o o! Cbllaw. discolored
litebyglnlironcov some Mars ago has to make It safvc
. Letrllck her in the face after from “ilt‘il
. of.- nm trust In her rerout-
shots =, toting. Fragments of and protnldiug Hills. oeseluu.
Elbe range wrought avoc in the lower burns. bruises and all akin diseases
part or the thIn- The arelnen pot Dcn'llt‘ s 83'"! has- no equal This
and has niwu me to numerous uprihless
which for It fest minutes threatened to (mltlotrh- up.
Mt‘E. Johnstonc in genuine.
Hazel that is a specific
l‘orb‘lnd. bleedills. itching
cuts.
Ask for “WW“ I. ~. the ~ ,
Sold by Cilflul‘d Pharmacy.
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Norwalk Chronicler