Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 30, 1906 · page 2

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nd Suit Hot: 30.

South Norwalk.
OF SUIT s; COATS, SKIRTS, WAlSTa AND

outh Main street.

eeLLme\00T srocx
”stow cosr.
A STE, FORMERLY $1.50. NOW

WORTH FOUR Ti MES AS MUCH.

luuis Utitiillldil. (hitter and furnis‘r-r,

v. 126 Washington Street. Next to Post Office. So. Nor-walk

. . CLOTHING AND FURNITURE TO BE sow UT 5 -
-_¢,Anyttsr AT 500 on THE DOLLAR. o a FORE FEBRU

iii-idol Pork, iic Fresh Shoul leis. 9.
t Fresh ”Hams. 120 Chopped Steak. 10
' Stricllu Fresh Eggs. 250 doz.

J. w. DODGE.

 

,. R SUCCESSOR TO JACOB SCHAUB.
‘7" M WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 322-2

 

“ Men's ‘i....‘;.‘...”"5........’. lilChZif
A ' WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS. ~
,,‘CilPYRi'GiIl‘ (LUTHING l0.

s NORTH MAlN 8T. scorn NORWALK
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.

a. at
i... oal at $450.

NO. 2 NUT. the largest size in town, at $4.50. Also the high-
est grades of Anthracite at the lo west prices.
A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
loryou because we do not belong to any combine.
' . If not for on prices would have been higher. so patronize the
g‘g that is saving you money on every pound you buy.

if HEB.§!1’.E.'.EiP.§5° N

Wood St.. ’l‘el. 003-5. PublleMsrket. 32 So. Main Bi
1 . lohn 'l‘ Hut/ell. 5 Main Street. Norwallr.

file You

it's all over town They my Raymond has the.- best Coal. Wu
cnrtliy concur in that opinion, We think we have the lament and
he . Mock int don't take our word for it. Try a load and prov.
toyour own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it’s all right
be a chance at your W lntcr’s Coal. We are here to do bunnies:-

Telephone .113-3.

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KIRTS.».FORMERLY $4.50, now .............................................. eigca
A'rs, FORMERLY $10.00. Now .............. . ......... . ........ 33.99
on COATS. FORMERLV $75.00, no w ........................... 335.00

. or cons, FORMERLY $12.50, N ow ........................... $6.98
. runs. TO CLOSE our, FROM ...................... $1.98 up TO $30.00

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Woodrow. JanillilkMelylllc In“

Stoue. concern, manager; urine .h‘s’so'
tinted Proust. 5an it. splendid deficripi‘
lion or tile mailings or $9011”an news.
i' r tho ‘greatout burn it ency ‘n lite
rid inst Wuia‘k in ondrio Hail.
when hp spoke, undcptlio our icon of
the rotitlcaloluu, lie was Dr btly‘in:
trounced by. Alexandra: ‘Cutiimlngs.
lifeblldmlt of the club. and nkctchorl
the tank of‘coil’cctlng’nowa homo from
every quarter of the globe. “ '
Mr. Stone sold in part: , .
"'i‘he‘ growth of Ainoriéun Journalism
has gone hand in bond with American.
development um tho rthh“‘of‘clvlii-'
‘tnilpu. Wu um bull ing on uriuto:
racy of Wealth which bidninlr to
ruin us uli and for thin ‘I biclieyo lhp
. ‘ respolintlntl

l mu not pessimistic bit I bollo’vo that

Nevertheless‘ newbpnper
reading in hotter than no reading til
all. The printing press is the {pro-
runnor of education.

"Somo statistics in regard to nowo-F
paper circulntion uro interesting in
.110 United iSnten, where the press but
always been unrestricted, there are
uhw 24.000 liCWt-iplipel‘n, while in thr
rent of thc world thorn are but lS‘,000
in the United Sixties thcrc is out
newspaper for ouch million persons.
Today in the linitori Slates thorn it
every third educated person over it
years of age. '

"Tho first duty of on American
newspaper is to distribute news; it
Europe the newspaper is an official
orgun.

""i‘ho rust force of men at wori
tor the various news ngoncicn of tilt
world braves nil dangers for lilol
profession. 'i‘horo are four greu'
news ngonrit‘n in the world, the Erie
ish. the Gut-mun. the French and th
\ntot'lcnn. and they nil co-operuie ll
be gathering of tho news. .

“To illustrate the remarkable chnng
rhicli tho telegraph has wrought in
he remind you that a low yours ug-
lCWS look six weeks to not from Rom

he Sun Franeicco npwspnpcrn. con
pining the now, worn on the ntroel:
in ii minutes. Wireless lolcgrnph
has wrought and in working still crop
or changes. Now by moons of wirolou:
Flonnpny duily pnprrs arc prinir

u must of tho tt‘uus-Aliuuiic stor
ore.
“At present tho Aksooiniod Pros

at curring on vxporimoniu in fruit
\tlnntic wireicss communication will
rulv umnzinc rosnlls.

The president when on hi .
mulhcrn trip it ropronontniit'o of ih
\scoclriied Frees accompanied his i
ll?) privulo cur. Mr. Roosevelt win?
(l to he piano on the trip from Mot
bin to Now Orirnus and I made on u
angonwnt with the prosldont of ill
~and for the telegraph oporutorn l
report the passage of the train. I(
on know. if an accident has huppol
d. We couldn't hare afforded in mi: t
t.
"liter-uni vigilance in the price 1‘
town: This is my motto of my prt
ablation."

Speaking on tho subject of tho lltlt"
ity of nrwspnpcr mun, Mr, Stone not
but everybody should bu honest i
'cportt-rs. Accuracy was tho firs
rout nmncnllni of nnwsphpor wcrl
l in tho public which nliould be nun
‘or libol ruthcr thou the editor. Who
re llvo in the coming l‘itopin it will b’
1 crimp to tell it lie to In reporter.

Mr, Stom- told of tho urrnugrnmnl
mndo with tho ihroo great coutlncu
1i uuwn ngonrios .ut London. lirrii'
md Paris and their lllllllt‘l‘ltilli-l nui
t‘lgvuts.

With those ugunltt tho Aumrlnlm
i'l‘vnn rxchnngntl tho uuwo of tilt
Amoriruu continent.

Mr. Stone Hblid that ho believed lilu
tho American press was hououi an
it'urh-sn though iin- country llllll nom- ,
pupurn controlled by street car may
union uud tho Standard Oil Compum
'l‘licy worn in n distinct minority. lint
ll'runklin had said that to~“tho libort
of tho prosn" nhould no added "til
Illnarty of the vudgcl."

'l‘ho Job of covering the .lupoucur
Runninn war and the potion conforourv
and tho prepu'ntimm for tho worf
wortl told of. up Will! also tho labor" at ‘
tondaul uptiu tho prunont Algurira
conforunrcn. Mr. Bruno culled ntton
(ion to the fact that the Aunoclntut
Pros» llrnt announced that tho .lnp:
hud ugrood to wnivo their rightn to ir
dcmnlly. llo personally know it ti.
bu u furl whnn it won «out brondcnn
over the world. Hu had lunch wit"
our of the Japanenn punco envoys on
tiny tho ln’formnllon Wall obtained an
be had seen some of tho dispatchou o
Provident, lioouovcit. Wind lhoy our
taint-d be him hold in iuviolnblc confl
donoe.

in concluding Mr. i-liono ilililli

"l looit for a reaction soon and 1
cleaner new")? . trite noWnpupo
standard shout ho 'Whuteoovor thing:
are halibut, whatnoovrar thing: or
Just. Whateonvor things are pure
whatsoever things are of good report.
and’l hope to our the duy when thin
ideal will .br realized."

After the lot-tunl Mr, alone, who tun
ill’l‘dii a rot-optional the Union bought

Club. ,
BOOTHING. AND ¢OMFORTiNG.
The uootilln and comforting effects
at DoWitt’I itch Hurt-l Halve. when
applied to Filer. rarer. cute. boils. etc.
billtdllell pain almost instantly. 'l‘hlr
naive drawn out the information. re
duvets swelling and acts as u rubomc.
lent. ibua oirculnilnc the blood through
the diseased parts. permitting or old
in: Nurture to permanently remove thr
trouble entirely. Sold by The tiiliftolg‘l

 

 

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well-ifgou will him
it... ‘i .
lhdlzestlonuum
hourly ell the nick-

. - . w . ~nne..tiut.wom'
Mu... it damn niobium. of, notion
.mentlend the‘delieete ‘orpne peculiar tr
woolen» cutter—week»; ml boom
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to dig’eetondusirniielo elm! tin Vilnius

“coin fgodtbetmgybeemn ltnqttnehst ,

the) «boy. end fthlludr; thé firsthmette.
Instant. ., . Item“? hillbillmm hml'rtm.

limitation. constipation. dyspepelntylotn
j risings. b'elehhgheprtbum and Ill smut

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bitten! Watjl’ougfipt

_ or tlo ,
time to uni urine 1
Mel or so en el

FOR eAL: BY
TH E CLIFFORD. PHARMACY.

Ask for the 1906 Kodol Almanac and
200 Your Calendar.-

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EAGER ‘TO iNCREAQE WEALTH.
”NW- Forgan Tells 01 Some Million-
aire; He l-lae Met.

CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-—-Represonw
has of? soventydhruo Preobyterinn
hurchos in Chiucgo “cloned to a re»
nnrkablo arrninxmout of wealth by Du.
'ld H. Forlorn, vicoprcsidcnt of the
Firm National Bank, who spoke at the
rchiuley mumorlul banquet of the
inning Men'u Presbyterian Union at
ho, City Club of Chicago inst
light.

"Perhaps you think in impossible
that a man‘s soul should entirely shri
sol. up in tho purl-lull. wealth." suid
.ir. it‘orgtm. '

"If you knew some mililonniros
o well as i do know them you would
tgt‘on with fun than they had lost
ho hint realign of the souls they may
it pronunwd to intro possessed buforr
ho mania for monongcifing opresaod
hem. 1 Would like to urquirn mil»
ions. but .lf the process In going to

him me like some of the old dovnié

i know who are millionaires i don‘t .

mm the money.

"to mo thorn can he no sadder nigh:
lilll an old uum. nlroudy incumberod
v tins worhl'n woulth. but eager only

increase ii before he topples from
to north.

“Recently i saw a letter from a mil.

4 moire referring to the death of a

‘crk who faithfully had served hin
‘llrty ycurn, The man who wrnttf
‘lls loilor is i‘illi'd at 820.000.000. HP
l on i-nntoruor. in this letter. aftot‘
lisponin of m‘rol'lil mnlim-s. he rotor
ml to tn». «tenth of? his old umpmyr
ncidcntnlly nnd dlrcctod that the ox
cl date of tho severance of hit; mu
fiction \llill lilo offices. bocuunn oi
tin last iilnonk, ho nscortaincd. the ear
or amount duo him for the frucliou
‘f tho month he had wurkod to ho
igurt-d up und u check for the amount
be mulled to his widow.

Do you imagine thul old curmud-
:uou bun n soul?

Mr. Forguu npoko to tho unblncl,
Character in Bllflillt‘l‘lll. which ho lu~
tutti-Id In lilo foundation of the world'n
rot l.

SEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
CURY.
on mercury will surely destroy tlu
«once of smell and completely derang-
tho whole system when entering l
hrohgh‘tho mucuous ourfnoea. Suci

 

. nrticlos should neverbe uwd excapt .

on prescription: from reputable pin
licinus. no the damp they will dt
3 (on fold to the good you can poem
tly derive from them. Hall's Caturri

. ‘uro. manufactured by 0‘. .l. Ohonev'd

Co. Toledo. 0;. contains no mercury.
no in bitten-internully‘,'acting directly
poll" the blond antimueuoub aurfm‘oe
f the system. "in buying Hull's Ca-
‘urrh Cure b more you not the non!
the. It. is taken internally and made
it Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Chaney at
‘o. 'i‘entlmoululu free.

Sold by Drugglsis.

rattle. .

'i‘uko liuli‘n Family Pills for consti
potion. , "

Price. 750 per

mun—.-

MAD Don OCANI IN MOOBUP.

MOOBUP. .lan. 20.—-—‘l‘bo mud do:
cure! but» ”inched this town anduhllo
he dost; no not. seem to the affected
vith grmunn rabies. boil it dozen vur
iabic (mun have died within the post
twenty-four hour-n. 'f’ho justices of the

 

peace will hold it mooring noon to do ’

.ldo upon it menu: to prevent the
invalid of the dinner

on: no minimal
ru- not ml . ,th , it
Oct. ram: "i an wit r‘wttruatri
lyupopuiu. ueuil tenure. mill dibtrtm
and belching: i tried. crowning i
could hour of. but nomad helped me
until I took uranium int, and one
50 cont. bottle outed mo compiutoly.”
For attic by B. H. Pluininil. 1“. H. Bur»
for Mid 'l‘lio Clifford “Pharmacy. l"

eAsrrono youtennp MIN

and farm buildlblson tho hangar"
pinch were burned lost nlrbt. entailr
in; a loan of 03,500. Tito fire was
nursed by a defective hue and there

 

. clean obtrforcvhie ‘Iidfi. “ *ltoberts’ lob

£50900, louud tho
if?“ W thniwutibuem' mammoth;

‘ which’wno'fiilldwod by another by

rllhllil playing. Homo of the members

v'rct oridonco of fact. from a reunion:

.oxceuulve puinu in the back in the

in door not, you have Drugxl

Wtobht‘umrm nun Mir Q

lowed with. cool}: r for the New York-
m. ‘ Enlist! [undid ill: £116le while
no... 0r, H bill.
Moldovan did tho 1ng

their.

.to follow suit: Lister repented
. rick and Jolnlron than secured
two for hill aidu, which were tho. lust. .
that viultord cduld not.“ linden pierce
out. the habitat. tor two more coals.

judo the not, which wet: the signal for
o t

Littler. Ghiott and Nation. scored 'n
soul each. whl o J.- Rlleyluud‘e‘d one
from the foul line:" whereupon Lister
flnin‘hod the looting of the some with

a tripod opo.- Score. lid-ill.

Litlpupvantl summary: ‘ . '
COMM Y. F - list no 'i‘.,
Milieu. R. F. 1.. 0.. Multfu on
Lister, 1.. F. R. 0.. Robot-til
.stier. G. antimalarial!

Riley. it. Cl. 1.. Id. Johnuon:

Ghlotto. ll. (3.. _ R. F.“ Domino
.Gualn from fieldw-Nadeut 10, Little: .

7. filler 4. Ghiotto 4. Hilario. Jofmaon .

2. Bloodhound. MoMnllen A. Roberts 1.
Goals from foul line~—-fllley 2.

4 Roiurco-Willlam Ranch. ’
'i‘imekeopew—Wlllls Cuvauuush,
Scorer-d. J. Ghiotto.
Attendnnow—Wli. ~ ~
. Nationals. 26; Winnipquke, 14.
The first game; at the owning. proved

too rough to be interesting. but on the

Winnipaultc had only. three of their

restilar players. tho Natlonaiprhad. .it

.wuikovor. it wasrloarad only in the

.eVening that thoro- would be no league

’nmo. as the "Winnlpnults had not -

apponred. One or two 0!. tho play- 1

era of that team, were. rcportodllhnnd

an attempt in postpdne the game was
made. ‘without bacteria, as it willbo
remembered that the West Ends made

no nhtempt to get out of ‘9. some early .

in the season. when'they appeared in

a crippled Condition. ’ .
Thu next league game will be play-

ed next. Monday night. when the West“.

Ends meet the 'Orerloolrn
The lineup and sumln‘ury of last

nigh 'u game was as follows:

NAT ONALB. WINNIPAUKS.
Caner. R. F. L. 6.. McClrath
Keogh, Ll. F. Re Gr, Hyatt
Kline. C.’ (3.. Evans

fl‘alimnago. L. G. R. R. Benedict
Hawkins. Necnmier. KG: L.F‘.. Horton
Goaln~Kane 5, Caney 5. Keogh 2.
Tnllmadge 1. '
Goals from foul line——Caney 2.
Score. Nationals. 26: Winnipnuks, ii
Refrrecwd. J. Ghlotto.
Scorer—«W. C. Gladstone.
Umpiro~Charies Luckwood.

 

Standing of the Clubs.
W. l.

. P.C
Nationals ............ 2 - u 1.00
Pastimes ............ l 0 1.000
Winnipuuks ......... l l .500
West Ends .......... 0 l. .000
fit’ttt'lookg ........... 0 l. .000
Nuimcgn .......... .. 0 1 .000

 

“Willie’e” Soliloqulee.
Columbia noxt Monday night.
Referee Ghiolfo must have thought

that strum was escaping when he run
tiered some decisions. But it is hard
to please all.

Big Tour will bo‘secu in the game
next Monday night.

And so will Godfrey.

Siler is playing an A No. 1 game and
is a pillar of strength on the tram.

Nadm had his shooting vyo with
him last night. Ten goals!

I um afraid that Toney will turn
nuido out some night. Bot he can
in it.

One of the noteworthy features of
til of Company F's 'contontl in the

of tho league tennis should take no-
icc and follow lilo example of the old-
if cxpouunts of the game.

 

MORE EVIDENCE FOUND.
This in not circumstantial, but. di-

of South Norwuik. thul (:o'rnnii‘n ‘Kld-
hey and Bladder Cure made him Well. p
20 West Siren. South Norwalit.
January 22, 1900.
Thu Cornell Romody Co.
GentlemruH—l have had troublo
with‘ my kidneys for u long time. with

(region of the ltldneyr, which bécamo
unbeurghle. ltrind n grotit. number
of remedies and planters. but plane of
hem did mo any 200d. i heard of
tour Kidney null bladder Core and in
donpnlr resolved fo‘fry it. and i am
«our to say that it worked Wonders.
to now i inn 0 well man. witho'ut'acho
or pain in my kidneys. and cheerfully
nronmond it to nny one haying kid-
ney «licenses. '- " ' '
Yours thankfully,
; 7‘ AXW.’ 'l'iobenor.
Bold M... Giondonnlnz’s Pharmocv.
‘lorwnlk; Clifford Pharmacy. South
Nothlk. ‘ ' "‘

FOUOHT WAX: OUT OF JAIL.“ .

L08 ,ANIMOB. Colo. Jan. 30.”?on .
‘inxlcnns hold prisoners in‘tho county
‘nil. one of“ thou: Garcia acumen.
hum-d with Healing a aum attitude!
‘rom n purknuo torn noon in a wreck
"It New Mexico recently. fought. thoir
my out of lull lint night and nrc‘bo-
'ng‘purcuotl by n pone. Gauntlets. will)

 

“berm John I). Brown hello and bin
daughter. a ll” of olebtoon. wrench
yin; copper to the prieonore.

. noon. why rm. no women.
F. ii. Baxter belle liptlsbie Remedy

’1

It Half Price. anti Quagmire!

, ‘ ‘0' 5 ‘ :

When oné can buy sold dollars for
nifty cunts; it; to (t good than tailors
cu [I’I' l“‘ I ‘ LA vi A»

l ‘offoriup njllo cunt host 0 of Dr.
Home 9.8 celebrated upon ."for‘ tho
out o

 

ter‘ in

introductory purports,
money will bu refunded.

if t ore in 'netipatlon ml utrnluipf.
Dr. "Howard specific“ will cure {cowl
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84 WAS INGTON ST»
N of powerful: physique.,'struclr down ,
ATTEMPT
COPENHAMN. Jim.
$0311
tiara
lithe
v will.
.. ~ ’Jtiu‘lll bottliuohuruod.
“tore Millii’lllnl who was promtiy’ urn liar.
rundown l' ) jerly on
“We “allied: .
tended . '0 atom) «imprisonment for; .
‘ ,btirglur in smoothly prome‘tlloh nip
consti ut’iflnmnd do: min at M w , qr . 1
~25 contult‘.’ ‘. x ving'ono matrimony and drew n. revolvor‘wm' 39’00'130', ,‘.
of illuminant. ernde‘chnnosli crop at ~inluibtlhltoiy‘nftor be but knoll-udmllg m “I. or (if?!)
fired to'tlie people of Smith ,Not-vtalk. tottiollm prototype or illihttstor Alburto- pd
liven though offm'ed at 1nd! price for Mendel of” hip :primru y ho hurt-

_ tho bpuclilu in bottom; moribiily durum ‘d by ilill.
sold under a outrun u to auto or the allotted wrongful imprlomnnent;
W

l . .
ff food doeb not digest well. if them ‘70 cull 'A om moan DAV. -
in can or pain in the stomach. if the 'lfeltoj math mom Quint!“ 'rsu.
tongue is oodiod our the breath bed: in a.

fl is to on
in on ill ,

Muir-n plum—no calico item homo ,
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. Outing Fl. nneli Gowns.

Out: ‘of thegbod things ion this week is the annouhtc—

rhcnt‘ that all our Outinglt‘lanucl Nightgbwus which have

been 75 ct». and 89 etc. all winter. are. marked now to close
out I ' - '
at so cts. each.

(if course the season is intc'hud we have put off mark-
ing them down. but it‘ will be a good inycstmcnt for they
will do for anothcr winter. All are dainty striped hounds,-
wmc with collars and home without.

Women's Underwear Section.
“it!“ . "‘ w" ,‘i‘l’ on:
More about 131.163.91.138.

Each day brings, allditioii's'. lié‘diiti’fill‘ imported novelties
in decorated leather and cloth of gold. Among those
noticedthismotmlng’ arc tll‘csct‘ ‘

" Cloth ol‘go'ld with Persian colors;
and dildos.‘$i..u5;.to $3.00. ~ 2. ..

Heavy whitc.'ottolnan- silk with large buckle and slide
set with turquoise. $10.00. ‘

Navy blue suede with silver shield buckle set with col-
ored enamel, $10.00.

White crushed kid edged with blue kid and studded
with cut steel, $20.00. 0 ' ‘

Green kid with'hcavy enamel clasp and links set with
colored stones, $18.00. '

is

Black crushed silk with buckle and slide sci with tiny
sapphires, $10.00.

gold plated .bucklcs

Center counter anti showcase.

Pictures. All in be sold at prices one—third below reg-

ular. A choice selection of subjects in golden and Flemish
oak franics, ebony, gilt and mahogany.

in the Toy Store.

Chemical Felt. A piece of Fcit chemically prepared

for cleaning and polishing silver. No powder required,

and unlike other polishes, it will not scratch the smoothest

surface. Price 25 cts. I

' House Furnishing Store.

W

The s. M. Read Co

 

Will HAVE HAD A LARGE VARIETY OF WAISTS THIS SEASON.

AMI) HAVE FEW LEFT. MOSTLY SAMPLES. HOME ARE A BIT 80L

LEI) BUT Alli. WILL BE SOLD A'l‘ GREATLY REDUCED FIGURES

THIS SALE PRICES ARI!) 80 LOW, THAT YOU WILL BE TEMlJ‘TED

e

robot own on 'rnnun AND rnpr wounp on A GOOD monour.

\

NOW IF YOU ARE lN'I‘EREBTED IN PRE‘TY \VAIS’IIS AT. ABOUT

HALF THEIR. VALUE JUST DROP iN AND LOOK AT OUR OFFERING.

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ro' enoor MiNlfl'ER
or JUOTlcl.

"It in upon the. tumor that~'*tito
groutilesn of this country r" by do-
“ ill-«An ut~ ponds." paid the peruuuivo a , batsmen.
ptxio whom: the minister of. into "You.” answered Farmer, orntopool,
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