Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 8, 1904 · page 2

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DIEB' TAILOR AND
FURRIER
tide of Clothes" for ladies only
toor‘der. Prices the lowest and
steal. Also perfect Iii

storm
Price was

eductlon sale on
latest styles.
wms.

We Cashmere Diesses n...
.oPrices were $149 and

~Petticoats, price was 31.25
e have a special sale on

, Coats $2..75
7i.L‘ FOR HUNT TRADING,
_ an MP8.

oA nurse AND BUILDER
I! a AupogrsciricArIoNe. .

only-eight years of practical ox-
along“I this line. with strick

rid ‘ as! class. should enable

iiieésstia'f‘sctory results.

. , . ME .
, _ out ontowa orders by mail
yottendedo to.

,V-i-s DENCE—

Am TREET. nonwALK.

*‘UAIN .Tv‘: IQ- NOIWRLK
As with all biii' drugs, so with our

, CODLIVER 0IL,

flare very particular to have the best

the market offers. Our pure Oil.

well as the Emulsions. and the

his telsbs Oil. are guaranteed to be
th , ayears crop.

II IIIII Emulsion ........ 250 and 500
ion OII, pint .. .......... 750.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

betaith that is in you. Why
on buy Health Brand Buck
d Pancake Flour? They. are
cake makers in the market.
p a: any, bring Joy to your soul

 
 
 

, amounts are equally acceptable;-

or: scum 17700qu
' SA wives sligNg

UNITED BANK IU‘IMJI NO.

The (Inn has come 70 pur-
7717777777777

N0 ORWALK CONN 7

EASY SLEEPS.
Stile man whose money In in the bunk.

. ”0 doesn't he awake nights thinking

about the thieves who might break In
and bloat II; Besides he knows that.

‘ his money,- is working for him all the.

time. sleeping or. wakeliig.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGG
BANK

will take care of your money and start
it worklnit for iron. horse or small

 

 

indths pleas 18‘
Miss Hutchinson’s.
ill” the latest styles.

08 WASHINGTON 8T.,
(WITH M..8. SMITH d. 00.)

 

SPECIAL SALE OF
BDYsi OVERCOATB AND REEFERO.
', FINE REEFERS. SIZES,
Mo I years, .. , ,3,
etc 16 yearn $1.50.
--MEN'8 OVERCOATB—
Strictly All Wool. Grey and Blue,

D. Gettiieb

‘ CLOTHING, SHOES AND .
7 FURNISHINGS.
Ii North Main Strut. South Norwslk

if You Want, To Sell

your property. whether it is a farm.
II houseaiid lot In town or real estate

of any description quickly, call or ad
dread

 

 

w. a. IIgGARMo ,
BB WALL If» NORWALK, CONN.
It will be of advantage to you slso

to see me it you are desirous of buy
'0! say kind of property

 

Miss Baerum,

DERMA 101.061”:
CHIROPODJST.
Look Wood's‘tfall.
7 Norm-undo”. 7
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:00p. or.

Telephone
coronation.

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mention to your children. em
III for the school library.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Irsdlce’ Ribbed Garments,
‘ ‘Lsdlcs’

‘ Ladlcs'

Quinton. a... so In. to 3.. non. we... or rm.

HM
% sndboo list. “Askfovl‘h. King's

III-II

” vcats and Pants. 01...... 25c

Ribbed Garments,

Vlad: and Pants, st. . .. .. soc

 

Ribbed Garments,
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today. Al.

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oomplaint wail union in Writ
Mrs. Thomas Dorsey thin lb i

A W 7 3 I
Munst- Appointmsnl of committees from the Jamar; place In Wall a not

to Suggest an to

MT. VERNQN N
cause he has tied
count of the changing of schedules,
President Mellon. of tho New York.
hNeWWrbibym and Hm'IIIlii-dmlicilroad

as on“ ‘ tip onI or
the (IMAM Mill piled
town‘s? die on e do Quiet
Mind. unnoui‘icing list he hill! decided
to have each place aid him in making
up the time table.
as ho a united the, mayors to appoint
a cbihmitl‘ee of cltlil‘cnn to meet him at

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Wedn ay, when a new schedule for
suburban trains will be arranged.
hip letter to Ms or Blush of Mt. Vor-
non President elleii says:
Unquestlouab‘ly there has;
great dissatisfaction with the past and
existing train schedule for which I
possibly have suffered severe criti-
cism. 'it has occurred to me that the
best way is to appoint a ‘coinmittee or
three citizens to confer with the cm
can; of our company with a view to
a ‘iiatinfnctory' adjustment. ‘
Win-1"

‘ ' A HEAVY LOAD.

 
 
 

 

Kodo’l Dyspepslb. genre. It digests
Iltbiiilifli b‘elcli
lug. gas on idolized and all 0 solders
of the stomscli that Ire curable, are
instantly {unveil boil pel‘miinbntli’
cured by i ‘use of Kodol Dynpepsia
Cure. 7 SP P.Storrs. a druggliit at 297
Main street Ne‘w numb. (30th says:
“Kc oi D ya'pepsl‘a Cure in vlng such
only real yi-iatlui’actio‘li soda can surely
becoming tile positive relief and sub-
sequent cure for this distressing ail-
ment, i feel that I am always sure. to
satisfy and gratify iii customers by
recommending it to t cm. i write
this to show how Well the remedy is
spoken of here” Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure was discovered after scars of

' scientific ex erinionts and will post

lIVeli' cures sl stomach troubles. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. '*
INSANE WOMAN ARRESTED.
BRIDGEPORT Nov. 8—", took the
combined charts of six policeman over
one bolt an hour yeéterday to subdue
and arrest Miss Jennie Nichols. who
was removed from her list on Holiiu

young woman had been unbalanced for
some time and ls‘teily became violent
Yesterday she retired to her room and
after hurl-loading the doors with cv
cry piece of poi-table furniture in the
room, she fastened I large stone to a
piece of clothesline and amused her-
,self by dropping it on the beads of
'passersby A number of people com
plaincd to the police and after an
hour is siege. they succeeded in better-
ing ll’i the doors and capturing the no
man: It is probable that she will be
taken care of‘by relatives.

GROUP.

Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptom of croup. Chain
berlaln’ s Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or ever
after the croupy cough appears will
prevent the attack. it never fails and
is pleasant and safe to take For sai.
by Stillson Powell Corporation. Ciii
ford Phuimccy, Pierce’s Bridge I‘llill.
mncy.

 

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BETHEL GIRL DIED FROM BURNS.

BETHIDL. Nov. Brando Knapp.
thirteen years old, died Sunday
from burns received late Saturday
night by falling down stairs with a
lighted lamp in her band; and her foe
tor tether Bailey Ferry who made
heroic effort to IIIIVB her, is in a pre—
carious condition. .The accident hop
pencil in the Bailey home. about a
mile beyond thiufvlliage. in company
with Mrs. Ferry. the girl started down
collar carrying a lighted lamp and You.

 

‘f'l‘lie lb‘mp broke and the girl was cov-

ered with burning oil. in her terror
she ran into the yard and Mr. Ferry,
who had retired, pursued her. Boron-e
he had succeeded in rolling the girl
In Ilie wet grass and extinguishing thr
names. Mr. Ferry was horribly mun.
ed and the physicians believe that he
inhaled Ilie hauler}
doubtful.

HOPE FOR THE DYBPEPTIO.

Everyone who lllli realised the the
comfort and distill» which a‘ccom
puny s disarrsiiged’ient or the digestive

rt Arthur. Ontario, In the fillet

as obis edsfter flhaving “mm
for the last or or fly yet to
stombbh trouble sud dys spills, merge:-
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by. senior“ «semi rporhtlon,‘ our
mammalian Herero iii-Inge shill

also . ,
AN NATALI.

wsr agony I’m

i."W‘I‘Iltll rm Dli
Lamb. Yin bf’ 'tlici I‘issi
cushufofihg‘m dill Willi
wn c a rrn on r
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‘7 . her knit. ~ She tied; aboutsnrh

.lsmr.‘ .. firs. Lamb ”all been ripen
afternoon riding And the carnage

APHYIIDIAN HIALED.
in or Smith’s drove. Kin. for by
. {filmyfim mtg; “All
In
‘y I! been

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serotonin one

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To no that load iii: the stomach take “1

toi- avenue in an insane condition. The Y

orgalis will relolcéWitb Mfll. 8. MAN 7

loom

Iain" fi,dl.doi"rsblbt a

can _ "Ia!”tli hobo II no tilt ,

It. :' or ifte‘diillf II Iii-r ~

fore ti aims fun it “of” idblhg
the. 009th“ Auctioneer Is never
muslin; mete are for It I :

Anon. rectum bank;
of 9.

to Green ntreet is in Ill condition.

‘ 7 rue matter was r‘c eribil, to I 9. High-

way Committee to investiga ion.
The report of Miss Doths alone Pin-
nee. city librarian for the month oi
September showed that the dull)! 0V9?
can aiicnduu‘cc wild 2m and the hilly

f liberation of books given out won 020.

nip-lug the month the-lip were 22 new
book colds given out making the pros-
out total 3.319. ,.

The report. oi Chlet of Police 'i‘li‘oui-
nu Bradley stated that thorn some ten
airoiits during October, all of the of

the (ire. d Centi‘al Station on next “’"dém ”9“" males.

Pursuant to the request of the Nor-
wulk Securities Corporation. a prcpo
sition to extend the sewer in France

[street from its present terminus tho 7 I
been pipe. ten inch vitrified“)

tobo furnished
by the Securities Ceiporation,
considered. The pipe was to extend
into the property of the company. and
a brook emptied into It. It was pro
found that the city pay the cosbrof
aying the pipe in question.
land of the Securities corporation
was recently acquired from Percy
Glendenning, who had made practical-
ly the name request. iii. the lust meet-

g. . , .
Dr. William F. Acton, oi the Socuri
ties Corporation, was present and ex-
plained the intent of his company.
Which he stated was to pen up sever
al building lots and thereby the tax
list would be increased considerably

The matter was referred in the saw-
or committee fci investigation. This
committee. will rcpoii. at Ibo next
meeting . ~

One of the most iiiipoiiaui matters
of the meeting wan the purchase of
500 feet of hose for the tire depart
ment, from the Boston Riibheriflosc
Company The ncI cost will it is
said, be about ninet: cents poi fool.
Chief .l. Tllomton PI-owlti. was pres
out to show the deplorable condition
of the department with regard to the
present supply of liocc‘. 7'I‘h0 chief
stated that file depnriui‘ciit now lion
2 .700 feet of hose and of this amount
not a foot is lit f0I use on the steamer.
At. cveiy wash night he sold fuitherfl
srvcial lengths huisl The ciiy
hasn't purchased any hour: in four
years and none or the, prcuoni supply
was guaranteed for more than three
cars

The chief considered that It was
dangerous not to have more hose.
Mayor S‘miih corroborated the chidr
and said that he had seen some of the
hose burst with comparatively little
pressure. on it.
The inspector bud said Ihe Iiepari

point. The ninyoi was of the opinion
that if lhis board purchased 500 foot.
of hose the incoming Board of Conti-
cllmen would do likewise so that i,-
000 feet could be Iiomtod In the course.
of n few months 7'3.

It was voted to stand by the wniei
commissioners III II proposition to 77x-
teiid the water system into Edlic are.
one. East Norwalk, by laying a four
inch pipe. ‘ This action was neces-
sary. as the commissioners did

the work. One house in the thorough-
i'arc mentioned ll-l now completed two

plated.

Water Comiplssioli
ford and Wallace Dunn. Engineer
.uarics N. Wood on Secretary Freu-
erick Buckley were. present lil regard
to the matter. The cost. of the pipe
and laying it is figured at $318

Aproposliiou to utilize the old

Grand Vlcw avenue reservoir OVHHDW
pipe for a newer, met with favorable
consideration. Engineer Wood show
ed that this could be made to answer
for a newei for Grand \Iew mound
and Kellogg sheet by laying a llillil
her of feel of Iwelveiuch pipe. The
cost of this Job would be Hill. The
matter was referred to the sowur mm-
mitten with poWer to act.

The meeting adjourned to Monday
evening. SI-plcuiber 31st
77 "EL-$7»

Levi C. Hun-

 

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had stopped at the house or Ii friend ,. f” ‘
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was

meat should have at least 5.000 I’eei .
but the chief differed with him on this

not:
have the ready money on hand to do7

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be
.‘Pilismcb billable,

merging, dungeroun kid- YA

lbw of 0 theme to pour i...
Sm Ac‘ltill', of 10‘ fem stgoci
hymn logod at title Norwi’i‘llt
a I: " Wits hu 0 ,
attack o’l backache until 3‘ ‘ ‘
wan directed III 1330an Ki ,7 .
gel II box at Plailitodb d “all
took the contents as the dlfDOIlDllfim ind-
dictated. They noted probii’btly
lid are a

rudicall. , Dean's Kidney
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Iii I739." pocket and the 7 ,
sale by all 0
cents u be.
But pom .
Ubited States.

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1n

WSCHOOL GIRL A CUMBER-

“-

In Absence of Workman Aboonds s
Slender Ladder to Top of Standplpo.
BANQDR, Nov. 8.—- 0 ol-
Ion. a Brewer high so obi girlc clarit-
teen. on Thursday accomplished a tent

 
 
 
 

he elwhich none of the boys of the town

has dared to attempt, and today one
is proudly wearing the title of the
spunkleni. glil ln‘ Brewer.

in South Brewer there, is in process

of construction ll. steel standplpe,1007 ‘

fceii high and 30 feet in diametei The

pipe stands on the summit of, a high 77

bill, so that from Itu tbp, may be bird 0

View of the suimunding country (or
Indies up and down the Pcnobecbt.
7 Alice Bolton longed for thin view and

asked to be allowed to ascend the
stondplpc, but the workmen told her
lliat until the structure should be coili-
ploted there Would be no safe and
suitable. means by which a girl or
wom’nn could get, to the top.

~ "How do you get up there your-

selves?" asked Alice. ‘

She was told that the men mouuied
to the top by a swinging ladder—a
slender swaying thing, dangerous for
any but skillful climbers used to male
lull: such ascents.
5 Waiting uniil oil the men had left
the staudpipe for their full noon hour,
iAlice entered the pipe through the

‘Inanhole near the grannd and looked
,up through the great black tube at
the small circle of blue sky overhead
The swinging ladder was there. in
'plucc-a series of light wooden lad-
dcr strung together with ropes and so;
cured at the top by iron books ever
.the edge of the pipe Without hesita-
tion she grasped the lower ladder and
began her diary climb. Without once
pausing she reached the top end peer
cd over the edge of the pipe. ,

Determined to get a good look (oi
her high climb Alice clanibercd over
the top edge of the pine and sat with
her feet resting on the uni row iron
lsheli‘ oi collar of the structure which
iii about two feet below the top. No
one saw her at first. but when the
men began to come bark from dinner
some of them caught sight of white
shirts waving In the brink breeze and
stopped to gone in wonder.

The girl saw them and with a de-
dautwave of her hand started to dos-
ccud. In a few minutes she. was on
earth again and laid the workmen
‘tllttl it was Just no job iii nil to climb

their swinging ladder. .

 

DISASTROUS WRECKS.
(lawlessness is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the same
causes me making liuninu wiccku of
slideicrs from Throat and Lung Iron.

New Discovery f0i Consumption.
Coughs and Colds, even the worst cas-
on can be cured, and hopeless resigna-
lionilo no longer necessary. Ms
Lois Crass. of Dorchester. Mann, is
one of many whose life was saved bl!
Dr. Kings New Discovery. This
great remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat and Lung diseases by F. H.
Baxter, Drugglst. Price 500 and
$1.00. Trial bottles free.

YALE TEAM'I CONDITION GOOD.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 8.-—-'i'ole swung
into ‘iho last week of practice before
the Princeton game with all her men
in good physical condition and with
hoped strong for victory next Saturday.
The first three days of the week will
be devoted to the hardest kind of
scrimmage practice. on Thursday there
will be merely signal and kicking drill
Friday the team will leave for Prince
ton stopping in New York over night.
The line-up oi the team is practically
, decided on with a possible exception
in {the back iicld. Rookwell. whose con-

. dition has cooled custom, in in. prime

condition and villi no pl. q‘uarteI-Mck.
Hutchinson has cstabllshoi a elitism to
~ substitute for that p‘dsltlan’.
kicking is expected to bc II. strobe
Iicaturo.
GOUNTEIFII‘I‘INO THE GENUINE.
Foley 8: 00., Chicago originated Bon-
ey sud Tor as a thrust and III—r: reinc-
‘d on account of the great merit
721% polarity of Foley's Honey stud
, the

may imitations m cue
gloom e. . Ask for Foley's obey
. Add? all Ind “(use any substitute 0!-
feted As no at or preparation will”
‘tlui, .‘ssuio Ifiacton. 7
inlays. it contains
Iii intent for children in do Icntdl ultr-
Iionn , acid at Plsistcd's drug store.

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JUDGE. REID SUCCEEPI ELMIR.

. MCKVIL‘JE; Nov. 87-77—8113» Attom.
cy J '7:an WWW” MSW. .
, In use judge of the Slip lol-

The oath II admins 3%

,. uh huh tench
, ruin appointed by Gov.

 

emeinber the name Download lobe _7

bles But since the admin of Dr. Kings .

Boyd's ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

rbsis Tnmmidgs 7"?
and the showing of imported l’aasciucutcrieu the elegant
. , distinctive 'lrllllllllllga that are mode, by llallil and show . ‘ If}
1,, the mark of the. artist is fascinating in use; ,, .
' ilirrc arr. l, Iipliali 17. yclci and Smiincli l mbroidcriru ,
on Suede t lulll, Silk and trc'pr that are intended foi
vests, wide collars, panels cud opcru cloaks, , ‘
. There. are Silk and Wool Motifs connected by llilllilS‘
all of Which can be Separated and applied In gowns or
wraps in original designs. ,
,Soit "miles and gray. are close beside brilliant reds,
blues and greens, the whole forming an interesting dis-
play.

Comicrlables

We can Show you the fiIlE‘it Comfortables In» the
market. Beautiful coverings good sizes filled with the
best of cotton, and right cvcxv way. we have pride in
oflcriugiiieni. _

All satin, figured facc plain bucks and borders, finely
quilted and edged with silk cord, filled Willi the best
down. $i700, $1800 and $1900

All silk, figured face, plain back and border. choice
coloriugs filled with best down $12.00, $i4.oo and $‘i6.oo

Silk- faced with sateen bucks dainty patterns and 001.
are, corded edges, exceptionally fiiic goods $8.50.

sateen Comfortablcs filled with down, fine colors,
corded edges. exceptionally fine goods. $8.50.

Sateen Comfortables filled with down, Iiiic
corded edges. $4.50, $5.00, $6.00 and $7.50:

0ch one hundred (Iifierent styles in Comfortables,
cotton filled in silkoliiic. cheese cloth. or saloon, tacked or
quilted. ribbon or silk ii'iiiiiiicd. from 980 up. ‘

Linoleum—Special.

We intend to cl‘ds‘cout ‘chcrnl Short lengths of Iii-
iaid Linolcums that are slightly imperfect, at half—price.
Regular $1.50 quality is offered at 75¢ a square yard. In
these Linoleums the. colors run straight through to the
back.

"l‘wo yards wide, worlli SI, for 750; worth $1.20, for
95¢; worili $I.5o for $i.i5.

‘ If you have kitchen, puiitry, or bath room needing new
floor coverings, bring in the dimensions and get 7 a bargain.

November for line displays of Foreign and Domes—
tic China Dinnerware. 7'I‘haiiksgiviiig is not far off.

The D. M ”Read Co

 

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v v! warehouses-.77
in use for over 30 years. has bonus the signature? gr
‘ - 7.. fining been made under IiIII ‘
bervlsinn since ital
Ailepyioo one todecclvc you limits.
momentum Immune and “Just-semi", one but
Experiments ' ‘wlbhwid endanger the it or
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, 9 blue nor other N' ill
. its bohemian. It destroys .
and toys numbness. it com Diarrhoea and. . .
colic. “Mmfl'wflflnfl Irma gored ' ‘ 4 ~
.and _ . was i“
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