W. m2“)! 13178; Mill
Hill): tb'rtoeu‘ hud-
allure. Winter
rite 3‘; Kendall
otleld upon
adult! outrage
butts dud engaged in tho
diolno in 18844 [111846
oA. Roy hi1" thold,
up: his survivinu’ obli-
Ixi 1883 and in 1884 ho
vlnx Widow Ho bu~
b t the Congregational
dxo‘vdilld by iotiet and in
18 swan olooted one oi: in;
8 in position he held at the
huntin- Ho was it than of
one convictions. prominent,
native in the work of the church
8i unwound by disease and age.
’ on ‘ strong. rugged typo of char-
, “20h an with reduced in Now
5’ nd I oont’ury 0 There was
' _, uncertainty as to his post.
I rbligiouu, morn! and politi-
dd lions of his time and ho had
courage nnd nblity to announce
, convictions. His death removes a
thing? personality and figure long
familiar in our midst. Hln funeral will
‘0 p. in. today
88 FIGHT WILL BE BITTER.
Those Who will persist in closing
r ears against the continual it"xmli-
ablation of Dr Kings Nx-n Discot-
foi‘ Consumption will how it long
bitter light. with their troubles it
ended! extrlior by fund imunnxthur
What '1‘. It. Roull. of Bruit. Minn.
to buy: “inst t’nll my wife had
8 ry epuiptxnn of consumption. th'
; ook Dr. King's-t New Discovery ni‘lor
" everything else had failed. improve-
‘ mam. collie at. 01100. and tour bottles
éntireiy'oured her. .‘uuranteed by ls‘.
H. Baxter, Dmggist. Price Site and
81.00. Trial bottles free
MALICLOUS MISCHIEF
Pequot Library Broken Into Last
Thenday Evening.
The Pequot Lilirarv nssoointion of
Fairfield. has offered a rewnx d of $100
for information that. will lend to the
arrest of the parties who broke into
- tho library building lust Tnouduy
night. This was apuutontly a. cone of
malicious injury to property. The you.
hole was broken Into and by the use.
oi tooln,8 several doors in the li-
ry were broken. No books or prop-
iy so for no known was stolen The
era M8 the libiait nte built of hotul'
00d and me very handsome. in
limping with the general ulyle of tho
building. Unless new doors are pm In
they onnnui he made to look as th xv
xii no... the injury The mlsucanu
. previously broken into Mn 3
"intro sho‘i) dud stolen tools in
break into the building with,
' . MOTHERS BE CAREFUL
80! the health of your ohlltlr.on Loolx
itt for Cottghu Colds. lronp nnxt
limping Cough Stop them in time
-One Minute Cough (‘urx- in the bout
remedy’HmHilliitleou and pleaunut.
sold by The (‘llmnd Pharmacy W
JOOKEV MAHER RETURNS.
EW YORK, Doc 2 .——Dnun,v Manor
the Jockey who has been titling in Eu-
rope for some time returned to New
"York today on the steamer Cedric.
the: passengers included Morton
wen, Rev. Cnnon lilchnrnev and
or. Arthur Newman,
avnnvao ro DEATH.
Our text today In the story of tho
miner who taught. his unit to live on
straw, of which he gave him a smaller
rtldn every day.
Just tux the minor had got him no
ed as to out one strnw a daywthe
six died,
. an 885 who starves himnolt
tit—~13 thousands are doing, mite
8 8 nah teachers—because their
308 have become too wank.
Ilii‘ouxh neglect or dlseunn. to do the
#0 k whiéh’ nature has provided for
bl utomnohn to do
Because the engine In out. 0! gear.
ll 88you contain it to the junk hoop?
~ i‘r ‘ol Mend it!
. t blow imicldn because your
We organs look?
,Anot‘ Take Stuart's Dye
biota. .
he in intro nil nbooting
nutter not a now stomach.
mull. mend It. or it will lend you
lléraiile existence.
nly way to mend It is to who
in bysneonla 't‘ubluta.
in u been practically and scion
8 8 demonstrated by the many
8 do whom stuart's Dyspepsia
. have positively cured. utter ev-
r treatment: or nrodtcine. min.
tillers, villa. and slow, sure inti-
88min. bud tailed l.
we min are all unscientific-—
in
8 pain (lithium are scion-
.- Moisture true. and auccemtul.
8 i oured no many thousands--
yv “horn doubtleu have muttered
. “You (1% no c him too
lieu welnay on Stuart's Dys-
Tablets will rarely do sued to
on We make it plain
fill!!! III-mule to curvature
. D mutt I
.8 wield-Ire I.
attended front the Congregational
ho ’ home in and bought 8n hot-
it.» of Vino), and while waiting tor
8 .d in e clerk in canyon
We were told to give our
(liivor oil. i bought; u but
did not get um better. no 1 tall the
illoutor how we bud lulled. and. at
once recommended you Viiiol any x
that it uoniniuxd all of the unintlvo
hunting and nfrcinntiuuinu ptoportlox
of cod liver ol without it diop of oil,
'tmd t:.ltnt children nil love it.
“i took home at hoiilo dud we lio-
gall to give it to our child r Ight away.
Aliuont from the that done.» we noticed
it change, and site line uninuxl iieah
strength and uppetlto txnd uleonn well
every night. 8
. “i don’t. believe our our should give
a delicate child old-inshlonexl. nullnmt-
lng cod liver oil or emulsions when
Vlnol in so delicious, uitxi it will doI
so hutch more good than any other
Ionic. it in uhuply n wonderful maul-l
cine for weak, puny children. txud 1
nm' recommending it to 111)! friends."
We guarantee Vinol will make Weak,
puny childien strong. robust and may,
strengths-n nnd lnlexmtue old people
and build up the Hill down. tiled nnd
debilitated no nothing else ”can if it
fails. we willingly rotnrn every dollar
puid fox it The Clifford Pharmacy.
YALE FREBHMEN MUST PAY FOR;
FUN
NEW HAVEN Duo. 2——~1l)oml Wr,|ight
ot‘ ihx Auudvmio liopnrnuno nt of Yule
has onxloroxl tho munihx-tu of the front)-
than (lose to pay on assessment oi
tuxniy cents onxh in otdoi to meet tho
taunt-lino inx-urt'od by tin.- City Park
(.‘omniinnlunet'n in x-Ionnlng Emit. Rock
Purl; ni’ihi‘ n. t’roshtuan celebration
Illi’t'i'. Signs and fences in the neigh-
bxnhood of the park \vxuo xlintigutod
and tho nutnoinls ot‘ the «lusts were.
painted on the. face of tho lolly oilii’
The audit] perpottutots oi the note oi‘
rundullem have not been discovered. .
hue-H» ~--—~vw<--—-—~v~—uo~v I
OF INTEREST T0 MOTHERS. l
'lnounundn at little ones tiiu every
your ot‘ oroup. Moat of them could
ham been unveil by n tow doaos‘xn‘
Foley’s Honey lliixl Tar. and (Ivory inni-
lly with oiiilxix'x-n should keep it in the
house. it. contains no opitiieu and is
auto and nuro. Mr, George H. Pluto
at, Sun Frnnxlsco (‘alu \Hlioii ‘My
baby had it dangerous attnxlx or cromi
and we thought she would cholxo to
death but one dose of b‘oley' 3 Honey
and 'i‘nr relieved her at once after
other remedies huxi lulled. we lll‘l‘
never a minute without it in “it!
house." Sold at Plnlsted'n Drug
Store. E"
CHIEF EATON'S ANNUITY STOPS.
HARTFORD, Dec. 2.-—-As n result. of
the heading down or a legal opinion
by City Attorney Shipmuu, tho i'lll'
treasurer has stopped puymont on an
annuity of $250. which the city council
voted (OLGX‘FYI‘O (lhiot‘ Euton. The
opinion nuys the city count-i1 hnxl no
right to minnow-lulu money for such it
purpose. Friends of Mr. Eaton hint of
ex-Chiet of i’ollco Ryan will now nxnlx'o
an annually the louisluturv to ntnonxl
the charter so on to permit of the
payment of annuities.
. Mm...— ”Wu...“
ens-roe IA
For Infant: and Children.
lite ltini You Han Always Bought
Bears 21:: '
. l
W----.._... 8
ENGLISH WRITER ATTACKED.
TANGIER. Morocco, Der. 2.——’i‘ho
Buni~M‘Suar li‘lhlliilliliii lliillll‘ u dolor-
mlned nttnx-lx on tho residence of Wal-
ter B. Harris, the English writer, last.
night. with tho uvoxvoxl intention of
xnpturing him The. tuxmntuinoetu
surrounded the house stnh'uod a guard
who attempted to mine an alarm and
shouted others but finally nttm uoniv
looting tho trilmsmon left without
finding Mr. Harriet.
PIRATING POLEYS HONEY AND
Foley 3:. (30., TCltlcngo originated
Honey and TM us it tin-out and lung
remedy, and on itcth’illlil. of tho grout
liter“. and popularity of Foley's Honey
8untl an many Itnltaltionn are oiiorod
for tho genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey turd Tar and refuse any Hilliiitl-
tutu offered an no olhor propurntion
will give the umuu natinfaotiou. It. in
mildly lnxutivo. It. contains no opinion
and in untold. for children and delicate
portions. Sold at: l’lainted’n Drug
Store. W
WW- M“... I
WOODRUFF'S CASE GOES OVER. 1
WINBTED, Der. tin—Sheriff Middle
brooks lnux rocoiwd word from South
Bend. lnd..'to tho enact. that the trial -
of C. Woodrtm, niiuu. Thomuu Clark.
on the obume or, working a bound
gonna on an Indiana man nun gone ov
on until February 10.
NO CA8! 0F PNEUMONIA 0N HBO-
on.
We do not know of a startle instance‘
where acoumi or cold reunited in pnou
moniu or consumption when Foley‘s
Honey or 'l‘ttr had been token.l it.
cures coughs and libido perfectly. no
0mm Mennonites with some un-
lxnoivn preparation which may contain '
opinion. wxioii more oonatinatio. 8
condition that. rei‘urdu recovery 1 “It
1». cold. Aid: for Foleyu Honey nod
Ten 9qu at Pluistod'n Drug more
i yum-l w Mme-Wood
Commencing IRIIilY lite 2d. ending MONDAY ilui‘ "513E E at 9 p in f ‘ ,.
We want you to lay your prejudices aside lot just a few days. Extlude the Idea that we cannot sell
cheap on amount of our Credit system on of you Iliad. Attend this great sale of ours and lot YOUR
DOIIAR go further titan two dullars would no In any other store. Road the few sbichl ltxims mentioned
below A great utility nine bargains will iiililit your eyes upon enturh‘g the store. '
Our-terms remain tile-same. You can have your purchases charged for the listing.
iron CHILDREN nun GIRLS
Without exaggerating we have
the largest assortment of these
garments in The Norwalixs. Pric-
es from
$1.98 to $12.00
Sizes from 2 to 141 years of age.
ovmnoonlrs.
Men’ 5 All Wool Keraey. Beaver
or Freize Overcoats. well tailored,
worth $2.06: for this sale mark-
ed down to A 8
$6.98
Dress Suit 03868.
A vet" fine Leather Case. 24
inches long. with steel rod inside,
marked for this sale.
$2.98
Tailore‘Mnde
Short; WniSts.
A beautiful assortment of Fine
Tailor-Made Suits.
-_ Our entire stock of line Tailor
Made Suits has been divided into ftgilgs,wf7§:oh glagfizls “figs:
two 1°t5' $"‘°° and 5‘5“” “° Vetting. Silks Brilliantlne. Heavy
9
MEN S SUITS“ matter what the former selling Cloths. Cashmeres, all for
_ 5; One. hundred Mons and price may have been. Some of $2 00
lthem were 2 00: all 0 o for
Youths‘ Suits. fancy mixtures. al~ this sale at $ 5 ‘ g
This lot must be seen to be ap-
preclatéd. is it cannot be describ-
:, so Black Cheviots. These suite 8
. range in prices from $10.00 to $12.00 & $15.00
ed Remember the price. $.00.
$15.00. For this sale marked down
to . .
$5.98 Seal Coats.
ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETS,
_ . Tafl‘etta Silk
Men's Fine All Wool S'cotrxih‘ Tailored. Suits -
Fancv Mixtures Overcoats. 50 , . ‘ . . . the same as said in th t
. . , , , , W t 0 er s ores
inches long. marked down for this Bnlllantme Stilts, Skits;cor;;cr:iy;)lé:1l{ai;e:$y' 3:335: for $40.00; marked down for this
sale, ' . A most beautiful dress to wear and maroon 3°15 formerly f” sale to ‘ ‘
$12.98 around the house afternoons and 3'6 °° f“ "“5 sale, $31.50
Sold in every other clothing
evenings; colors black or blue
store for $16.00. made of the best Brilliantine $10‘98
“’°"" *” gg‘g’g““ - White P.K. Waist-s
. Leather Belts, . very nicely tucked and pinited,
turned edges. marked for this sale regular price $1.00: for this sale.
’ . ‘ Suitabe for Inter 8 rown
$1038 House Dresses l B B 50"
Suitsior children, worth 50c and
Very swell Over-coats fancy M d £31 h B _ met-iot- this sale marked down to
- aeo an: or luePo Dot-P '
Scotch Mixtures. the best “’“k” ted Sateen. diso Block $31“ 150
manship our American button” it art perm“. very nicely m‘ade- worth
an produce. Sold every first $5. for this sale
lass clothing store for $25. no; $1' 98
Black Kersev or Beaver Over—
coats, serge lined. raw ed es or
Outing Flannel
Millinery. 8 .W. mats. 8 .
. A handlome assortment of col-
TRIMMED OQTING HATS our; all sizes; worth 75c. for this
. FOR WOMEN AND sole. marked down to
.CHILDREN. 49- _ .
Our entire Stork; regardless of 8 C
former prices. merited for this
- sale. to close out, at; "
75c men.
our sale price,
$223.00 __
KNEE PANTS
Iron BOYS 8 .
A small lot to clone cut for this
sale. marked, down to
19¢
HALE-HOSE
FOR MEN.
All Wool Hose, heavy quality,
black; regular 25c nullity,
'FIVE PAIRS FOR
Rainconiio
' r012 won/inn.
SCHOOL HATS FOR LITTLE A great bargain in La d1“
GIRLS Rnincoats. Oxfords. ti lit and
Our entire stock of Felt Hats hull-tight fitting; $15.61;,
for little girls. rcd blue. brown: tor thu‘ sale maturedwort downxo
mghuilstzo and $1.25. for this I $10.00
' 50c ‘
Fur Bans.
Hundred Fur Bonn one ynrd
long. Sable bpp‘os'uxn. with its:
tulle on each end; merited or
tliib Idle.
l‘
‘ All otw maxi
‘ second. red. pink b n
tntxrlxed tor thin sale it
Umbrellas.
1 Congo or n toil wood he
worthSizi I: " " '
C
my radio colors.
' and not: nthxlml for flu
Norwalk Chronicler