Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 19, 1904 · page 6

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51 Main St.,

NORWALK.

 

 
 
 
 

Come earth and secure uOur pick of

nice Suits,

 

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At your own price

loaks and Furs. l

 

 
 
 
 

your own judgment ‘will prompt
con to ball.

flf we can get uou to inspect our Stock,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to arrive in time. we were unable to
Open our new store at 51 Main
street in the shape we
desired.

 

our line is now complete.

Owing to the failure of some of our goods

Ihese goods arrived during the. week. and

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

4 Today,
Saturday and
Monday,

the entire stock of J. J PALMER it C0"
of 5565 Broadwau. New York. All
these goods were made bu the best
tailors in the couniru.

we leVITE YOUR * INSPECTION.

weffwill placefonf'sale at our Norwalk store.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

We alsovhave a large sale of LADIES’
tC OAKS. SUITS AND FURS. at our

 

 

 
 
 

ill iiilvol tilt-fatter!”

itinlltiattcti from ii‘oirrth Paséi

 

the lover or. nominal road the talent
or; his mighty (data or. told: an moor
hind caters for heroic ricotta; blil ciiQ8
those who are not attracted by iii9
rider or the soldier turret. yet tor tho
agile or the greatness of the man pomv
titer and admire the lctlaonn taught. up,
his tintiir'urltetl mutilation, his horrible
lunaclty or purpoac lrla' iaruiahtc‘d
metal) 901' lofty porinihilltion, and hid utt-
iiinclling unyielding dowrminntlnrl in
icltownrs the path he. had, marked out.
it. in eminently lilting that the stator
01 this tron ahltilcr, this born leader or
men, piloilid rind a place ill thin War

‘Coiicge; (or when aol‘tlieriy genius and

aolrilerly tlerclam reach the highest
point of achievement the man in whom
tilcyv are displayed grows to polo 3 not
merely to the nation from which he
Sprung but to all nations capable oi
HIIOWUl’vg, and literature rnpablc of ap—
prcciallng, the vtrlic and masterful
vll'illoa which alone make victors in
those dread ntrttggieu where resort in
at that had to tho arubllramont oil
iit‘iliS.

But. Mr. Allrbaasltdm', illnccepting
tile atlltuo given us today through you
from the German carpor'or, i accept it
not merely because it la the statue of
a mighty and terrible soldier. but i

' amount it an a symbol of the ties of

friendship and good will whlth i trust
as the yearn go on aitt bind evcr clerk
cr together the Alrlcrican and the (ter-
rlralr peoples Them in klrlrlhlp oLtllorrd
betrvnerr- the two actions We of tillo
United States are of mixed stock.
olll' veins runs the blood of airnont illil
rim pcoplts ol’ middle northern and
warmth Europe. Wu already have a
history or which we tool that we have
the light to be legitimately pl',olld ttrlrl
yt-l our mrllonnlltv is still ill tho for
matlvc period. Nearly lili‘tit' tclrttlrlcs
hare elapsed sirlr'c tllc landing of tho
English at. .llrllrcatowrr marked the he
ginning of what ilitn alucc grown into
tllo l'iillfil Status

During those.» three t'cllttiticrs
stir aura of lltwrrllllcls from many till’
frlcllt totlrltllcs rrlriond liltv-i in click
gtirlcl'ullorl l-orltrilirltod to awrvll tilt;-
iillil‘iihit? of our people. Soon rll‘tcr tlltv
English settled in Virginia and New
England, the liollarldcl stittlcd at the
mouth of tilt Hudson and the Swede at
tiltv mouth of tho Delaware. Even in
colonial days the tlcrrrlnn olczrlonl llttrl
ln'tonrr vcrv strong among our pcoplc
ill various parts of this tollntly; tilt:
illrdl rvtcmcllt was pl'cdolrltnrlnt lit the
foothills of tho Aliegllcllica; lvlcnrh
llugllr-lrots \vclc numerous By this
that of tho intimation of indcpcn-
demo that promo-in of fusion which
hra iron» on ever since was writ rm
tli‘i way. li‘itim lllr‘ beginning of (tilt
national history men of tic'lnllrn orig-
in or German parentage played a dis-
tirlglllsilcd ptll't ill tin,- amrlra both of
porno and of \v'.nl ill the Revolution-
at}. Will our ot’ tlrr‘ hurtling itinerant
ullr Mulllcllhull: llll Arrrcrlttlll of Our.
man durum,
dirls ir'onr lbl'olrd who came to aid
as om oi‘ llrr :rlost prominent was the
(lollllrlll. Sicilian Mtllllculrcla “as:
t’vn- lllal sprnkcr r'i tilt Honor of lup-
trott":it'lil.riil\('til rlld tllc tilt: tin which
in lllr Rtvolutitill snyod ill? valley of

l.lv Mohawk in tho Arllcrhtnrl rouse
wall: lottgllt lilitll‘r ”N load of tho (it'-
man Hril‘dmfll. As all lliL‘ lliilrrolrt

lam- iuvrc ir-lld rapidly to than tomlll
or it is “11er pomlblc nitcl otn- or
in an HllllUlli‘l to‘ (it"ii“ ll nhtttp lilrt'
ilrrucrlr llii‘ \zrlluls elements; but
illi‘l‘l‘. is no stiltltvlil til” otll‘ ntttlonttl ton-
dlllolln who has irrilod to npprr-clatr-
ulral all lli\‘llllilibli' element in our
ruzrrlptirllr utrltvll llli‘ (:ryl'rllttlt is. More
on this platform. .iil'., Alllhrrsstrtlol'.
:lrllrlrlg illtisrl pl-r'sr-rll today arc mam
lilt'll purity til‘ wholly oi (lcl'lrlnlt litootl,
iilltl trillorla tllc ofllr't-l'a of the army and
nary who have listened to you and
who now join with mu ill grouting you
tilt lr' Ill’i‘ trinity Wiit'lfit' l‘zrtllortl or
gl‘iitillitilll'd‘fi \\'r'l'(.‘ llol'll lrl (torrrlurly.
and not it four who lilonlaclvcs ilrnl
saw the light illi‘l‘i‘,

Erich nation has its lrliotlcd tanks to
do; (-‘llt'li nation has its peculiar tliiii~
l'rlirtrs to t'litiiiilltt‘l‘; and us the poo-
Illr’il or lllr world loud to litrttiltltr morn
rloacll krltl together allkt for good
and for wit. it lit-tomcat ov‘ot more illi-
pol'turtl to all that our ll should pros
pol; tor tho pr't'osprllly of our in nor
mally not a sign of llrrnrrrc but it sign
of' trope for title tutti. lit-lo (in ith
r'orltlllollt wllcl'r- it is absolute-1y Ni-
nrrlliini that tho diffol'erlt pcoplerr coma
tag to our aliolr-a Nlltililil not rortlttin
acparrlto llrll r-lholllrl (use into one, our
urrccnalrlg ul‘iort in to arctic to horn
and ploiil by the good that path race
bl'trlga to our otroroa, and aLtllc came
time to rip away with all racial and rc-
llaloun lrlllrrlorlitlcr-l among lln- Vill‘lOllH
nitit'kh. ill both cfiorla \vr- llavo mcl
with an astonishing literature offline.
twin. All the years go by it becomes
riot harder but easier to ilvc ill pence

#— ,
HELP THE OLD FOLKS.

A Helping Hand Extended to Many
Old People in South Nor-walk.
Bo r-onuldcrato of thc
lu-nd them a holiday hand.
,Make lite carry for them
The llrilrrnitterl of use are many.
Moat old people have a bad back.
The kidney: are weak.
Arc worn out with yearn or work.
Bucirlrclla makes days or urinary.
Urinary troubles nights of uproot.
There's a ray oi nttnnhtnu {or the
aged.
[iomt'ii Kidney Pilitt will make life
oils in
They are doing so tor bid and yonnlt.
ti South Norwalk people arc' learning
till.

 

 

 

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Linouine cured him of

 

chitis that there is.

recommend its use."

At all drug stores.

 

just as among lilo. not»

 

 

 

pitta u 8!. ram

testified iii a signed atatf‘nient he gave ifirirlt october, that
373d bronchial cough In an it'l- f
tcrvievv yesterday he reiterated his former good opinion of
the splendid medicine. and added - .

‘ i“You may quote the as saying that' in my jidgmertt '
Lincoln; is the baht remedy for coughs. colds and Dron—
Ihav‘e‘ been told of a number of in:
stances where it hartvlvundoubtedly saved.-; people fromf f
threatened attacks of pneumonia. Whenever I feel a cold
coming on I tak’e Linonine, and it has kept me free from
coughs. I think better than ever of Linionine. and again

 

 

 

 
 

' ’ 1o turn: 99
paint authoritarian cow ‘ WWW” "thorium:

 

cit Nil Dunbary. ,

230, 500. $1.

 

 

 
 

and good will among ourselvelt: and i
firmly believe. that it will also become
not harder but easier to dwell ill peace
and friendship with tho other nations
oi the earth. A young people, a peo-
ple ol‘ composltc stock, we lravo kin-
nuhip with many tllffcl'crlt nations, but
We are identical with aorta of them,

and are developing it separate national

stock as we burn already developed a
pollutant national life. We have in
our vaina llii'i blood of the Englitthman
and the lr'lrtllrrlnrl. lilo t’icr'rnarr unit
the h‘l'encllrlntlr. tllo Sr-otr'hman, tho
Dritchrrlnn, the Scandinavian. the litti‘
trim, the Magyar. tho Film. the Sirrv, no
that to mil-ll oi’ the great powers of the
Old World WP can claim a more or
tour. distant klllulllp by blood; and to
each. strain of blood we 0th some pr»
ctlilnl' quality irl our national life or
national t'ltttl‘ttctol'. At: such in the
case it is natural that no should how-
it pt’lptiiali feeling of iieatltGSl-l to each
or utility poppies across, the w.ntor We
moat culturally wiah not only to keup
unbroken our rrlcrldtihlp (or each, but

{citric try all itmif’til‘illltft‘ of meddling.
to tit-sch to lli‘illfl‘ about it lil'ill’l' liliilt‘l‘-
stranding and it broader spirit of tall-
dealing and tolor'tltlon among all ”it“
tlolra. it has been my great plulrnllrc.
Mr. Ambassador,
objer-l. l‘PC't‘iill)’ to intro with you tiltv
oi friendly arbitration
many and lilo-United Stains.

ill closing. let me thank you. and

the (,Hil‘man- people, for this statue.
which

kltlalllp with your own:
much to (implant; a pcople alritlt.
though trim rl national hirltory till
alror'tct' than that of your people rre\-
El'illi‘lt'ES. like your people,
of tho grant; devils of its past.
conlltlt'ut lamina rllniesty of its: fltllhrf

lira yours pillow two mull
shall mow on toward their
dualirlics knit l'ipt'tllrli by tics of 'hr‘
hcnrllr'at .i'rirvrldollip and 300d Will.

'llml it. tho i’rriairlulll tllc- panopl-
lliilgv an»
unnatural standing. tllr'nlllrlloui
playing of ".v\tllrrit'n"
Band. ‘

’l‘lw titxt a-lrll'or-v on tho plt‘lgnrllrlrr
“an ii\ slii‘i‘lni H‘Qtlt‘ttl of tho Presl-
ilt‘lil who llt‘till't‘ti that illtvrltcrlttnt (ll-ll-
or‘ol (human
srlt‘nkhl illt‘ unwilling.
(.‘llnflcrl .uald:

.llt'tii (ion

war, will llc or'r-uplotl by
Division of tho (icricl'al Staff of ‘tllt
Army.

.lcr- pcr'lalnirlg to tho tirofcrrntrin.

figure unveiled today. and it will re-

lll their own (barren profcrrrtimr

part.

“We spunk of tho sclclltvo of war;
but you know. of course.
trot rrll oxaci ncicncc.
however.
successfully. taught 'fl'Oiii‘
than in military science.
therefore,
ronpoct.
place this titanic of Fredrick tho Great

We

close study by all students of the mill
iory ntoieturlon.

to the initial atop.

for ”W too. achiovcd concern in war.

all!!! arr lgllli‘lfyi‘ng tol it}d ‘11:!” {Rot-id“ knowindca. hot by accldant am

on ire oowm; oc alto or.

meat: till 1”i'irualilrt'literatiirrn instrac
Mrs. C (looting. living on Hiiinlroet. tor.

 

hayri' "i run well a

into a great runny. ct

trouble with my kidney, i

trim; arthritis stair lrin' ‘

fr“ it gird fight? fit

9 an a 9
0titan trillion.“t ~nth) wing av, j

in vettrtl . and
t . it

 

 
 

contemporary with the 12‘9“ Er
lch hilt renal-atria froth him h

i new, morn stand here educated, in
9 the uniform or his day. a

[at

of Mil ttrtttto here will “if,
out in odieoi'ii of the a

an mmhodn or page» mic“ .r .9

. we foot Willi

do far an we t‘iiil without giving tri’-,‘

lrl ptrraunnco or this

fll‘i-it steps in ”it" negotiation of a treaty
between (let'-

tlil'otrgll you the German ('ttlpt‘t‘m‘ and

:rcccnt ill the name of tho Am.
cl'ican people: tr proplc claiming blood
ll lit‘iilill‘ ()Wiliil

is proud
and is

1 most canrmlh pr .tvt that in live mm.
nations
acverni

and \"llli urlvrlrorcd bonds
the
by tho hlal'lllc

(‘lllri’ of Staff. should

“Two _\liii§_‘ii from now tllc llllildina
lrhir'h you “Oh" as trndr'r construction
ilnro, and which link alrondy boon dedi-
i‘itit‘ri to tho rrcotilronlrvnt ol knowledge
in military lrcitnlt'c and in tho nt‘i ‘ot’
lllt‘ Third

Horn and thou will hr» assent.
illod rltllllcrorts amount of the army for
it (‘titil‘tti‘ of study of tho. ilirthottt or-

“A8 ltrcrto oillccrn auccnd the straps
that load to tho cnlralrt'c of tho War
College they will take notion of the

mind thorn of an cxtrnordinart' genius
The
science of war, as rlcvolopcd by him.
will bc studied and discussed, and his
wondcrful nucconn irl military art will
furnish an incentive to oii'ort on their

that war in
Such as it is,
no antenna in beticr, or no
oxanlptotl
may.

turn to tho ohjcct of our
and heartily welcome to its

whose oxatllplc for organizatitni and
employment of al'mlett on tho hold of
battle and whose strategy in war not
only commanded world wide attention
one hundred and forty years arm hilt
utilt command it, all lining worthy of

“in all not» oi importance, as in
mattertrv of minor consequence, there
We rice only the 9- '
one airtime today. but. it will hc the
desire and- platinum aim. or the an; 9, in,
corn at the army to rrllrlrtc otilcr utatrlca
to be routed alum thin front, in corn-
lncnloratiorl of gallium: in war whose
methods llltplt he cradled with care.

‘ "Washington. 'Flrrit ln' Writ-l nehi'li'

 
 

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Colrrrlrvmctl.‘

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Here, too, hit the rep.

ed military genius who wore developed
in our country by the gradient of mod
cm tonflictu. may iittlllgly be placed
a statue of Grant. who. proemlnently.
demonstrated the successful results
which follow the application or onion
site knowledge in the science and art
of war.

‘tli‘iltra do statues of greatly dintln
glllohcrt men sortie as indicators. and
point to homers of kriowietige in tile
ancertalrrlrlcni of true principles. The
high object of this particular place
and pllrporlo oi‘ adornment, as today,
in to touch the billed!!! at the army
true theory in the science and art or
which it in dedicated; to be. afterwards
applied by them when rretmertanry, ltl
our corlrltry‘h defense and in support
only of our true and enlightened gov-
OiHllmi‘lll

Charlemagno Tower. theI American
Ambassador to Gormany. wan progeni-
it}... after the playing of “Hall Colum-

a'

The benediction wall pronorlrltod try
:Rov. Paul A Menard. pastor oi’ Corl-
cordin Lillliw'fln Church.

Again the assemblagc stood uncov-
wr‘cd while- tho band rendered “'l‘llo
Star Spangled Banner." which closed
the oliirlnl ceremony.

\ficr congratulating the German
Ambassadorn and alraking hands with
the foreign Ambassadors tllo Pretri-

followed by the Granada Amhaaaador
and his party and Lieutenant (ion
oral Inlcwentcld and his party. in
the tnvurac order- in which they came,
the Presidential cavalcnde leading, the
ofllctnl procession was reformed and
left the Washington barracks. Whiio
the hold batteries were tiring tho acc-

ond nature. at twenty. one Kilns

No morn appropriate site for the gift
of Emperor William could have been
found than that tau-traded for it on the
grand capimrndc of Mir Army War Col-
lege at the» Washington Barracks over.
looking the Potomac river. it In this
part of Washington which was the
oflhlal i-‘i'm‘ti‘. in the tlrlle of the first
President and help the arm; will have
a nragniilccnt‘ war college, on the ca-
planada of wirihh besides the statue
of Fredcrick the Great will stand
statues of Alexander. Caesar and Na
' polcorl tho tour great' military xen-
lusca of the world’ s hihlori .

'l‘llo El'nprlr'cr a gift iii a replica in
bronze of the sldttle’ which stands ill
his painco at i’otsrlarl‘l, he original be-
ing the ivork of the act or Professor
llphues. The amino til 0‘! heroic size.
standing more than seyen feel. it
is mounted on a pcdent‘al oi rnanalvo
granite. Frederick is .‘st'anding erect,
his right hand rctrilllgv‘ on his military
and! and ho toolrc sharpiy ahead. The
.' sculptor has vividly portrayed the!
powerful vigor which was so striking
a 1char-aclcrirlllc of the German chlor-
inn.

Lieutenant General yon incwanteiti.
one of the special cornllrlautoners or
the Emperor. in the non oi‘ the well-
known general who commanded the
advance guard of tho Prttsslarr army
in the victorious battle of Nachod tn
the war of, '66. He entered tho army
in 1889. fought through the war with
France and participated in tho alone
of Part . He has received from Ern-
peror iliiam the troll cross in recog-
nition of his bravery in the ileld. tic
in now Adjutant general on the craft of
the German Emperor and accompanies
the Emperor on many of hill iottmeyrt.
lie was recently promoted to the com-
mand of the first division or the Prus-
sian (lauds.

Major Eberhard Count von Bctmrcl
tow. the other npeclat committalonor.
in also the non of a dtnllngulailnd Holli-
ior. hirl “that having ted the Bismark
Cuiraaitter's in the turnout chargr- at
General volt Bredow a cavalry brigade
at. the brittle or Mars in tour. Since
1902 Count von Schnlettow has been
personal aide do camp to the German

Both oiiicotd cordially manipulated
Netti can. choline upon the appear.
in tiling ill the

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lips, Company

 

 

' 9 grain. Companion
9 fantr'yv. Fort Jay. New York city, and

3‘ glint- from the Navy Yard. Washing-
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; litany otnerpart ot‘ the wdrtd.
f.chenpatlt in China.

reaentaltve of the many;mch or mark- .

dent and hill piirty left the caplantnlc _ A

 

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v “Flirt Mohawk“. Fort lion ’v ’ construct on “‘
“All“!!! Whisk ‘it'i .W dilemma a‘nd dyaWfllil dmgfor villi cedar. ‘
f ‘ Forty-that «a éevunty th‘rd compan- i'Dr Howard: am tic." i will pay
9 tori Count Artllery il‘ort crimp. Vin i" man "if it coco not

(73 and H.1ulxhta in cure.

hill 30 too ‘ marl marina.
Woooauttv Thvrttirncruazn

Mr.»

WOODBURX. Nov. JOMJabn H till.
ton, formerly attire citttery firm at Hit.
toil and Dunwmhr western”: A
few days no his one dint! and Mrs.
‘Hilion’a dent... i taillight to have
been the canoe oil armour hilt death ‘
H» was titty yearn at

two companies or blue Jackets and ‘
two companies of matured, the torn»
or train the Hartford, ordered

Washington for the unveiling and the

 

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Tuition, Day School ..$9_ta.5o per month.
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Visitors always welcome.

........

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WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT YOU ORDER ONE OF THDSE NICE
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AND YOU DON' T HAVE TD PAV FOR THEM UNTIL AFTER DINNER.

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Best Cravanette. double cape. $9. 75

special Bargain 9 9
martin and CLOAK Stout;
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mirth dram ill-i9 tritium
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For eight of these coupons and 69 cents we ‘ill'v‘fttrii’lu for a time,
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Did uou euer stop to think

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That a 20m upon! in SARTMN'B cot. LED! will probaro you for an excel-

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DAV AND NIGHT SCHOOL. ' “N
IOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND. TELEGRAPHV, vMFCi-MNICAL DRAW
iNG, ELOCUTION.

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A 7 are Chance

TO BUY A

BUILDING LOT ;!

In the Cantor at a Low Price.

M

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TAYLOR dl GOLDEN a!!!" m uh for! lulldlng
Lora on Quincy omit. bdtwun Butler and Orchard

Struts. Norwalk. 60:111..

iP'i‘i'!’ Ra... an m. ,
d od‘Bff V ., Lot.

ms is about the an .vglarleeito
obtain a buildtnti lot ill lil‘e’tealel‘
far a home at such low prices

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Map a! km or our atria. when Mi. articular: will it:
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