Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, January 9, 1905 · page 2

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Q this name Nand insist upon haying Foasv’ s HONEY AND TAR. _ DD not risk
health by taking imitattons, which cost you tho same as the genuine.
tots s HoNav AND TAR is put up in titres limos—.250, 500 And $1.00. ’

:I’rcpamlfonly liy FQLEY ll QQ., 02-04 00 Ohio 81ml. Qitlsm Illinois. .
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porous strontium
RYAN lN ucuAerc AND omssrc

N TREES NDNINNAND. NOAPTURED BY COSSAGKBA ROBBERY IN NEW AVE .
O‘Neil, Jan. amateurs SEATTLE. Wash‘ 11., Jan. 9.wa ilssN‘ ...—.... H "N N
.nnoid tithe actress of note, Mabel Crews, the Pennsylvania Jgiri olamgnd.’ winch" and Silverware
ay. in poor circumstances who as a trained nurse with the 10p “an,“ puns

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Miss Cummings was lead-

‘ or John McCullocii and Law.

t at; the old California the.

. y during the pointy days
. After that time she
cast. Wiring With many colu-
mtg ply those of Richard Mans
_ bulimia and Edna Wai-
Rena had been playing
it of late until her

aness army. was captured by Russian
Cossacks Oct. 17, at Masanlpbo. Kama.
and hold a prisoner of war for six days.
passed through hero today caroutc to
Pennsylvania. She was accompanied
by Waiter Conrad. her dances. who
when news of her capture was cabled
to tilts country. travelled post basic
to tho Orient to succor hcr. Miss Crows
was released by intervention of the
Japanese military authorities;

Miss“ Crcwc reports that she was
treatod without discourtesy by the
outreach The experience has. how
ever, unnerved her, and the is not. well
She comes of a wealthy family.

tilt H0 RED aAililii. .

nt's intent Asylum. Chico-

tern hsmsises waits awslting

,and there are nearly 400 ha-

sister Julie writes: i'l

y too lunch in praise of F0-

aud Tar tar coughs. cold A.

go d whooping cough." Contains

: pistsA‘ And is safe and euro. Ask

Fol pitchey and Tar and insist
n: it,- es it is a safe :0de

in results. Refuse subst-

id at Pinistsd' a Drug Store.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.0. .m.

QRIM'LY IN DEMAND.

Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine which meets modern re-
duiramonts for a blood and system
cleanser. such as Dr. King's New
Life Pills. They are just what you
need to cure stomach and liver trou-
bles. Try them. M F. H. Baxters
Drug Store. ass: guaranteed

ECONOMY IS WEALTH.

The Rector Gas Lamp investment 00. of Stamford, Conn are manufac- '
, till-int, renting and selling the best and most economical GNas Lamp cvsr
, placed upon the market.

Let Us Give You a Painter.

”-8th sure are they of the ngound upon which they stand that they are
propered to place one of the Rector Lamps in your house or place of busi-
110073 for a four days' trial at no exp use to you.

We Not I)! You Now ,

That if you accept this offer THIN: LAMP Wild. Slim i'l‘SlCLP be-
cause it will demonstrate beyond the possibility of a doubt that it w li
‘N givpunore light than any two Gas Lumps of any othor make m anv two
ordinary incandescent Electric Lights.

. ‘~ ‘ I: Will Save You Mom”.

, ‘ ,1 Because it does the work of any \vu lamps of any other make- costs
foil loss for gas to light your piuccoi’ bus uess; protects your eyes; costs

‘30” less for broken Mantlcs and Glass Ware than do other Lamps; out

“In and outlasts any oihdi‘ La '00 you can buy. in other words its on
honest, economical Gas Lamp to buy

. THE HECTOR GAS LPMP INVESTMENT 60.
p.10. pox sol.» N0. 314 ATLANTIC .s'r. STAMFORD. com
' as WAt.t.sr.. NOR WALK, ooNN

 

 

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bad You Have Adways Bought. and waitNiNb line MN”
willie tbr over 30 yours. has burns the signatufh‘wt

‘ . _ and has bccu made under his par-
W sonaisupcrmlon since its lutlmw.
‘ 1 . . ~ 0 Adowuo one to deceive you in thin-
MI Countert'cits. Imitations and “Joshua-good” are our
blown intents that trifle with and endanger the lrcnitli of
“Infants and Oldltlronulilxpcricuco against Experiment-

What is CASTORIA

. W is a Mmlui substitute for Castor Oil. Pas-o'-
' , ports, raps and mailing Syrups. It. is Pimp. It
cunts neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
submit“. in m is m cum-autos. It destroys worms
lulu ulluye Favorishncss it. euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colin. it. mum Twining 'i'roublos. cur-ca Constipation
Illil i‘lnmiuncy. It assimilates tho Food. mutilated the
. st... ouch arid Bowols, civil-Nu hcoithy and natural aloof.
. ‘l‘lm iliiildron’s Panacea-Tho iiioilicr’s P's-loud.

vacuums CASTORI A ALWAYS

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‘ opinion prevailed that they had boon

* about all of the sand silvo‘iwaro which

 

NEW HAVEN, Jan . .wniomonds.
watches and solid silverware ware the
booty secured by buriiars who Friday
night paid a. visit to the resident's of

1 Min. Emil Schoenbertter, in Davenport
istrool The wildness of the night
outside no doubt afforded the nootur
nai visitors the opportunity to so
through the house without any special
cIi‘e as to quietness. There are ilvo
members of the. family and two scr
rants. and Saturday morning ouch
found himself or herooif locked in a
chamber indicating that tho burglars
took this precaution to avoid interrup
tioa. Several of the family appeared
a. so in a dazed stale and at first the

chlbroforuicd, or made to sleep dcspol
by aid of some other: drug. but a phy
siciun who was cousuitod did not
think this was so. The burglars
made a remarkably thorough job in
ransackinc the house, for they search-
And from the collar to the attic. leisure-
iy uxamiuinr the contents of drawers
and packagosnud the bulls. They had
previously mentored clothes of the
sleeping members of the family, to
the ball so that they could secure
watches and ioose chani'tl in the Dock
rate of the garmonts. They took away

was on the tablo and dressers, an:'
other articles which were easily trans
portable. The total valuo cf the
booty is believed to be upwards of 02
000. The burslars Apparently cuter
ed the house throu‘gh a collar window,
but the; how left no clue to the d.
portion of doparturc.

SICKENING BHlVERING FITS

of Aguo and Malaria can be rcliev
and cured with Electric Bitters. This
is a pure, tonic medicine; of ospeciu‘
bonoilt in malaria, tor it exerts a trm
‘rurativn lutlucnco on the disease. drii
In: it entirely out of the system. I‘
‘9 much to be prefer-rod to Qulniuo
Having none of this, drug’s bad after-
"‘i’crts. E. 8. Mundnv. of Henrietta-
Tex.. writss: "My brother was very
1w with malarial-fever and laundicc
ill! he took Electric Bitters, whirl
saved his life. Al. F. H. Bstxor'l
'irug Store; price 500. mamntccd. "

-...-. »

"JIMMY. THE RAT." RICH.

Hartford Scissors Grinder Left a For-
tun. of 010.000.

it came to light at I hearing in the
probate court in Hartford, where there
is a contest to break the will of Jamcs
incavouo. known as ".iitnmy. the list."
because of his diminutive also that be
left an ostato valued at 016.000.}10 bod
boon a scissors grinder in his sa‘riy
dam in that city. and used to so from
house to house ringing a bell Then
he went into the lodging house busi
Dogs on tho tcuoccnt basis. Only a
few days before his death ho made his
will, leaving onough for his widow in
take care of her for lilo 0200 to each

 

the property be divldod among his four
sons. The stanchion claim timir
is her was unduly lnilucncod by his
sons. and With so addicted to tho mor-

know what lit) was doing
How To AVOIDNN pkuumoma.

We hero narci- heard of a skills in-
stance of a cold mulling in modulo-

 

 

 

Hood and Tat-hes boost bison.

only gulps ti: cough. but basis Nltan;
strengths as t e aigrhufid salt' for Fo-
iey' Hobby and rdsn r‘sfus‘s any
substituto offer-ad. ..bnc iIh up.
,of “Arrow. Mich» mum "iha‘vc tis-
ad Foloy'l Honey and 'l‘er in three.
yer vbrc chaos of pnoilmonia with
1! d sultan
Pidis'tcd'ii D

Arosrotio outcast-A shutout.

Miami OCITY. Jon. swapomiié
Delano. harslini has resigned his
out on I but of his hcnlth and will
«vs for 0010.th week Honolu-
nor Ochrotti. secretary of tbo [locate
oiio outstation hora. will part forth the
dutisli of diatomic until the new flip:

atattvo of the Vatican rrivoll.

 
 

 

 

or his two dmmhters, and the bulk of .

thine mum and drink that he did not

ni- ar other lung trouble when it? this"!

““011st case." . acid at . N

 

'i‘lmt tho opportunity to witncss high
class plays at. popular prices is Ip~
preciatcd by niauy patrols is attested
to by thel arge audiences that gather
in tho various cities to witness tho

performances of Mr. Ryan and his,

versatile company. The repertoire
arranged for tho companys engage-
moat hero this week has been very
carefully made up and is Almost on-
tircly new to this city. Only one or
two plays that have been given hero
bcfore arc retained in the list and times
only because 0: their artisans pupa
larlty during the last full of Mr. Ryan
to South Nor-walk. While the compsay
Appears at popular prices thcrc $8 nub
mg cheap about the, manner in which
the plays are mounted. The scene \-
is elaborate and productions a'rc col

it‘d for each and ovary day. The en
.agcmeut horn opens this evening will
1 pluy of more than ordinary interest,
cntireiy new to this city. entitled. "The
ifdd King." it is a romantic corned
‘lraina that will most ot‘footuaily upped
to, those who are fond of romantic
plays of “The Prisoner of Zeuda" or
‘Rupert of Hanson“ typo. Among oth-
ers plays to follow will Do found the
dramatisations of the famous Dumas
.iovcls “Monte Cbristo“ and “Tho
Thruc Musketeers"; Joules Sheridan
Knowies‘s classic Bomiin tragedy.
‘Virgiuiusm . Lord Pyttons famous
play, "Lady of MontiN ‘.whicb was used
same two seasons ur‘go to pmscui up
ll star cast headed by Kyric iloilcw
ud Mary Monitoring; "The Fatal Wed
ling." u dramatization of Course on
sis Frcnch society novel “Les Mal.

~ ’0 Fun-on," us'vi w'tlv plan"! stir‘
cells by the celebrated English players,
n: and Mrs. Kunduii, during their
is! American tour-a Shakespeare's
rxiilimc tragedy”Macbeth," with spu.
‘ll scenery and pilot-ts 'i‘lic outing-9

out closes Saturday night with Dan
’ullcy‘s grmtcst' stitwoss, ”(i'Br‘on t
Contractor." contrasting sharply as it
ions with the classics produced cariict
,n the week will furnish an ample tea.
if‘tho versatility of the strong so.
porting cast. in presenting thcso ploy
nothiua is slightad and every (‘iil‘t‘ i
give-u to detail as in much higher ptic
ed attractions. Mutinocs will be air
on Wednesday and Saturday.

A GOOD PRODUCTlON.

Two large audiences tilled Hcyt'r
Theatre Saturday afternoon and even-
ing to witness the production of Dow
i‘horne, presented by an exceptionally
good company. under the monotonic“
of Rowland and Clifford. Tho play
was well prescutod in (ivory ntspcot.
This week the Daniel Ryan Compact
will present an excellent rcpertolm of
high class plays.

 
 

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“N revenge.
in running down policy shops

who urns employed,” AI 00 wring inn"
my “first N
N t Alias... when its suddodiy

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...... 2. lie mboutc‘mbss

, Oil
all?“

u [ii iii iv A
. prison-lists of autism Ammo . to

rs
Jill?! ori on sulfates. nova tho

the defendants in tbm' numerous

Lsuite bus boon to delay mutton until
Icelelututc couldwczouvsus and .

ills
puss an enmrkcacy sponsors to guard
the ihlcrcsts of those who had bash
sued. it won cvou Abriouniy 0.00013;

: too that summer tnsbfcrmor‘ (i
, . nor Chamberlain call hounds ass-loll
Vol the assembly to Deana h

ins not
or to amend tbs act. as tho si‘butg
thong intorsstcd in tho obi

corned could bring suits (and rodent

the 020 I mouth pcnnlby.

General W. A.
bill which would remedy the troub‘o.
Mr. King was communicated with at
his home in Willimantic yastsrday and

 

he denied thabho had limited a bill} .

or that be proposed to offer such a‘
lJlBfiflllm.

After explaining what was wanted:
all King was asked if he had such til

“No. sir I have not. ” was his very

‘ positive response.

Who do you think has iti' was then
asked. N

"i do not. know. i should imagine»!
that there would be a raft of such
bills, but i do hot know: i know thatN
l havsn‘ t. My duty is done. i simp-
ly noted until the legislature came to-N
nether. I did what i could to pro:
tect'the interests of the defendants;
until the general assembly mot and;
now i have nothing more to do with
tin matter-.1» you see? i simply?
noted until tbs assembly convenedd
Tire matter rests entirely with that
body now. .

"The attacks were begun when the
legis’ store was not in session and 15
considered it my duty to do what lay
within my power to protect the citi‘
seas of the state until there was some
other method of relief possible. That
was my sole and only interest in this
mutter The matter in entirely in the
ho ds of the assembly now.“

ormer Patent Commissioner .\l
W; Seymour of Brid report. is the
chblrmsn of the committee of lawyers
who have organised a concerted de-
fense to the Atwood suits and it. was
ugsestsd tho. its has 00- h s bil which
he will after early in the session.

Governor Robert-s made no spec tic
allusion to the Atwood cases. but men
pets of the assembly declarc that
be referred to this stamp: in the fol-
lowing which is an extract from his
inaugural address: .

"The written, laws of the stats on-
actéu at various times. for the accum
piishmcnt of some deduie objects not
infrequently contain provisions which
operate afterwards in a way. not. an
ticlpated at the time of their passive
and serve purposes other than those
originally contemplated.

it is not improbable the statutes in~
tctldcd at tho time of their enactment
to protect handful neglects having of
footed their purpose. for the most
part by their influence and not by
thélr enforcement. may he to day
more oppressive than protective, and
the remedy which they bmvlde more
| means for individual advantage than
he correction of a real evil.

The legislature might very properly
onsider the existence of any such pro.
is’ions among our general laws and
inland them in such a way thhl they
xiii accomplish the real purpose for
"hich' they arc. intended. and make
persons whosc interests are affoctcd
no proper Dalllt s to evoke their pro
action."

The impression provails that the
bill will be llkciy to maito its appear

once shortly. possibly Thursday. and
that it was a port of the plan to have
it allow the recommends ion of the
so ernor.

SPOILED HER B£AUTV.

Harriet Howard of 209 W. 34th 81..
New York. at one time but hor beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. Bllo writes:
“i had Salt Rheum or Eczema for
yours. but nothing would cure it. until
i used Buckldns Mulch Bali's"
quick and sure healer for cute. burns
and sores. 26c at F. ii, Butcr'é
Drug store. , . ‘

N SPENCER ELECTRNOOUTID.’

Paid Penalty far tits murder of on.»
As. Moor-mud.

OBBININNGJ‘J Y.. Jun. 0—»Wiiliam
Spsucor a muisito, was put to death
in thc electric chair in Bing Bins
Print: at ii: of colon); iodov, for the
out or of Flint-ion t1 MncFaernno in
.Nion York city on Juuo is; 1.098.

iiponccr shot Mucii'ariaNno an agent
of tho New York Anti- Dolley Menus
n the chi-idor of the criminal court
buildin: it Now York city on June iii.
i003...'l‘hn motive for the
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order, was

was throueh his work that

billed
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tact Worm» 0ka
3mm. 1,

Terri is N N . oils

:1 cllnxbtiirsgfifiuof tho skid. m
an- and to outcry” Dunn’s Ointment
bursa. M. my only storo .

010010 00011110. scum.
Judson, coin. .1011. a—u our
conductor. Allyn that its Aw nun

who won

dcr Willie;

on Gauss stood
kill] for! days no

9. (eon. ..

it has been reported that but... i
King bed drafted a!

no legs; .

‘ .outat

Wash Gouda,

. RugeNNiiiNN’ghe Sale. ‘
Daghcstons and Karabaghs

A collection of liiodium sisid Oriental Rugs in ills Jan-
uary Sale gontnius some wonderful bargains. These Rugs

which sell regularly at $15.00 and $10. 00. arc all tQ bit»? closed

i 'N $9. 50 each

A rare chance. Tilllril iioo‘r, talks the elevator.

this best yet.

This gives every woman a chance for summer dresses,

several of illcm, too.

We are going to make our best isc

Giughams 10¢ a yard ti. rough the sale.

lhc bNe~i Chambray and
yard through the sale.

Madras, 19c quality, 12%: 0

"Among these ’arc the newest patterns, attractive pinks,
blues, and grays with fourteen shades in plain colors.

Tilt-best \icrccrizctl Striped Chambray and Silk-spot
Zephyr, new colors, 3 large range of stripes and plaids, 25c

value, 15¢ a yard through the

sale.

- Audcrso: fine Gingham, Zephyr and Madras Shirting‘s,
including double-fold and 32-inch materials, all imported
goods, in value 35 and 40c, 25¢ a yard through the sale.- ,‘

The Undermuslins.

and embroidery for 50, 69. 75,

The remainder of thc lot

some fine Corset Covers.

Tapestry Portieres, special.
$3.00 value for $9.20
$5.00 value for $2.98

The D.

Sales. This Meir our specialty is

rumba coutv son.
760 were 980
11.00 were ow
0135........w0ro 01.93

01.00 were 02.00
02.00 were 00.40
Q3.” were 00.40

i

MUFFB.
01.00 wars 02.49
02.50 wars 03.93

81.70 war. 00.00
t

. Calendar; at 100. were 25¢.

MLVANTiONiii AMJNV 0NIRNiM0ll.

, Nbicutsaaat Find, at tho Salvation

. any. who» Adina ill in Inuit: titan

talk. is sounding 0. low Woolf! hols.

puddings now charts. and tools charge

of the muting holiday evening.
W

billion-r cothTfi HUM‘flM AN
constable Nut. Ghoulish, Ontario. say A:

u , f caught: mayors cold whilrhuntinl

Iiurs’isr in 010 mm swarms lost
If ”Mia's

woman, bottle- iwwmpisto
in s Thisrctbody a; mum
lolly. fososugtlimd acids. all

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i moonwalk" mystic cola
till ill by sum tree is

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0i wasuiuo'rou steely. sour» Nodetx. *
N reteruouem—a ‘ ‘ ‘1 .

do it. and Ann us~|

Then.- is a good assortment left in fine quality garments.
Nightgowus of cambric and muslin trimmed with dainty lac:

98c and $1..oo

l‘ine Cambric Drawers, trimmed with embroidery, 500
value to close out at we a pair.
Drawers that were ( 9c and 75c to close out

at 50¢ a pair.
of Drawers at 89c and $1.00,

trimmcd with Mexican and torcbon lace, now 65c.
There are also left Chemists, short and long Skirts and

Curtains and Tapestries.

Odd pairs of Lace Curtains at half- -price.
Ruflled Sash Curtains, 25c .11 pair.
Mantel Draperies, worth.$3.oo, $2.00 each.

$3.75 value for
$7.50 value for

$2-69
$498

 

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Thursday argon Sales.

FUR BOAS AND MUFFS.

lOAIIL OPOOIUM.
02.60.......wer0.......00.40
03.75N.......w0ro.......00.00
05.00.......w0r0.......06.00
06.00 wars .......01.00
08.00.......w0re ......010.“
e10.oo.......wcr0.......014.90

i‘ Other kinds in proportion.

CHILDRINB SETS.

01.00 were 01.00
01.50 ........ warn 02.25

All Framed Pictures at greatly reduced prices.

wNIQroNN assent/om ru.
Tho Boutb Notwaik Inter
which was Qfimiiy mi . .

 

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, . commissioners to

lie up as much thorn. .

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