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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1899.
r GOOD'AEVENING.’ .
One bad thing about trade and mon-
ey corners is that they are seldom
square.
It must produce quite a strange feel-
ing in Eat-Speaker Reed living in a flat.
He is not the whole house.
Now since the accidental shooting
season has stated the man in front Of
the gun is a subject of .1nte1 est.
Po’sSibly It’s true the Boers are as ac-
tive as ever around Ladysmith. They
are certainly not-taking it easy.
Whether as investments this tearing
up of railroad tracks by the Boers will
pay may depend upon thei1 returns.
When properly looked at there is
not much difference between a labor,
agitator and a man who shakes work.
Governor Roosevelt in taking boxing
lessons may be said to present himself
in another striking attitude before the
country. ‘ ‘ ‘
Aguinaldo’s threat to die in the
last ditch is really a declaration that
ultimately he’s bound to run the rebel—
lion into the ground.
When the Holland submarine boat
gets properly to work any nation’s
claims to supremacy of the waves will
be merely superficial.
That female college movement to
make Saturn the planet Of love instead
of Venus is all right. Saturn repre-
sents a man and is accomptnied by two
ings. '
Maybe there are some dark
in that disputed Kentucky election,
put-threyrshoulin’t think of clearing
them by letting; daylight into each
Other.
po1nts
There are so ne thing's science can’t
accomplish. When it comes to the
transmission of: news one able-bodied
censor can beat all the systems of te-
egraphy ever invented.
Queen Victoria’s decision that her
Christmas present to the troops in
South Africa shall be atin of chogolate
for each man means the expenditure
Ofa every neat little sum no matter
what thelist of dead may swell to be
before this time next month.
A writer in the New York Press dis-
“good many
that Richard
Croker is “failing mentally.” It is
inferrable that those who_hold this
view are not in the top story of the
good graces of the great boss, but in
any event New York need not worry.
Croker may pass as soon as Providence
cusses the fact that a
shrewd observers” say
pleases, but as great as he'will be im-
mediately forthcoming, and the huge
city will never be without a ruler.
The Germ-1n Emperor’s personal
presence in the capital of his domin-
_great deal. He
The Eminent Kidney
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The Discoverer of Swampynoot at Work in
1113 Laboratory.
There is a. disease , prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep—
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it—heart disease. pneumonia, heart failure
orgapoplexy are often the result of kidney .
disease. if kidney trouble 1s allowed to ad-
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood—the albumen
—-lcaks out and the sufferer has Bright' 5
. Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer s Swamp-Root the new dis-
covery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. it has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists 1n fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
Ryb mail, also a book telling abOut Swamp,
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr.J(ilmer& Co.. Bingharnton, N. Y. and
mention this paper. . .
THANKSGIVING
1111121111113.
. The fast approach
of Thanksgiving Day,
the great New England day Of home feast-
ing and visiting warns one and all to be
prepared 1n every possible way;
BOSTON STORE
things you need
news tells of many-
S HAMROCK LIN ENS.
72-inch Irish Linen Table Damask, very
lustrous finish. a. genuine 81 qual-
ity, Boston Store price, 75c
151115 1111- linen Fringed Doylies, plain,
white and fancy bordel s, for this
Thanksgiving sale, pe1 doz, 590
J. S. Brown & Son’ s famous make—
two specimen Table Dam.1sks——we add
to our Thanksgiving linen sale. A sale,
by the way, that every housewife in
Fairiield county should attend without
fail if needing in table napery befOIe
the coming feast day of the year.
72-inch bleached pure Linen Table
Damask, regular price, 750, .310an
& Son’s wholesale p1 ice to- -day, 600
Boston St01e price, 59c
72-inch bleached, extva fine and Heavy
All Linen Table Damask, Brown &
Son’s
ton St01e price.
“8 DinneI Napkins to matcb Table
Damasks purchased at less than
cost to make,Biow_n &Son’ 5 whole-
sale list price, $1.10 per doz., Bos-
ton Store price, 95c
2.2-inch Napkins. "Shamr'ock’ make,
25 doz lot only—t vo pattelns. but
both neat and p1 ertv—iewular re-
tail p1 ice, $'.. .'.10 a doz. Boston Sto1e
p1ice, 81.98
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GLASSWARE.
The very latest patterns, you cannor.
tell them from Cut Glass. ' '
had no sooner got well 0:1 his way to
England than his pet anti-strike bill to
punish with penal 'servitude any one
who advocated or fomented ‘labor
strikes was rejected by the Reichstag.
This is regarded as a victory for or-
ganized labor in Germany.
The color quegion has broken out in
Washington over the attempt of the
managers of the. Grand Opera House
to prevent negroes from occupying
seats in the orchestra or other
localities. One colored man managed
to receive tlckets, but was not allowed
to take the seats and another who in-
sisted on doing so was ejected and has
brought- suit.
It may be the fault of the French
post ofiice that a lot of letters from
Paris to various parts Of the world
were tucked away in the folds of a
small package sent to a Boston news-
paper, but that the letters should have
staid there until the package reached
its final destination makes some Of our
own postal officials jointly responsible.
There were about thlrty letters in all,
only five of them intended for points
in'this country, while one was a drop
letter with a Parisaddress.
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CANNON.
S. J. Miller left for a ten days busi-
ness trip to Chicago on Wednesday.
Mrs-J. B. Sturges has been visiting
her sister Mrs. J. M. Belden,".-Danbury.
The M dther Goose supper for the ben-
efit of The Cannon Land and Improve-
ment Company was held at the new
ball on Thursday evening. A number
of artistically arranged booths were in
charge of ladies attired in the costumes
made familiar in child hood’s days, and
scrvgd one of the best 'suppers of the
season. The Georgetown Orchestra.
furnished music. '
Mrs. James Coley of Weston has been
visiting at her parents home in this
place. '
MO-..—
A Night of Terror.
“Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General Burnham
of Macbias. Me, when the doctors said
she could not live t1ll morning” 1111 ites
Mis. S. E. Lincoln. who attended her
that fea1fnl night. “All thought she
must soon die hon Pneumonia, but she
begged for Dr. King s New Discovel y.
saying it had mme thanonce saved he1
life, and had cured her of Consump-
lion. After three small doses she slept
easily allnight. and its ft-uther use‘
completely cured her ” This 111.11 1'r-l
0,115 medicine is guaranteed to cure all
anolit, Chest and Lung Diseasos.
Only 500 and 81. 00. Trial bOttlcs free
“J. A.‘ Riggs drug stme.
impOLt price to-day, 92 c, $3105- ..
choice '
JACKETS, CAPES.
It matte1s not whether you spend
friends 01 at home a new Jacket or
Cape is a handy thing to have; the
Boston Stoie’ s Jackets and Capes are
right as also the piices.
Ladies’ Black Jersey Jackets, lined
thr oughout.Velvet collar and Pearl
buttons, the 89. 00 kind, at $7. 50
Ladies’ fine Jersey Jackets, brown,
navy and castor. 812.00 Quality at
Y oung Ladies’ Coats, plain collars and
mixtures. values f1om $7 :50 to
810. 00, a large va1iety to choose
{10111, at 85. 00
Ladies’ Black Cloth Capes, fur and
braid trimming, the'83.98 kind, at
$2.50
Ladlesi Black Cloth Capes. all new
styles, w01th$10.00, at ' ' 87.50
Fine Black Kersey Capes, tiimmed
with braid and flu, 812-. 00 kind, at
88. 98
Black K61 sey Golf Cape, lined th1ough-
out with best quality black satin,
elegant finish, 1'er stylish. w01t151
8;. ’0. ()0, at ‘7.81
Handsome Black Capes, braided in new
designs, $18.00 kind, at 815.00
CROCKERY. '
English Po1cela1n. made by 1he Mad-
docks.’ 'Hen1yAllcock,"and' ‘Wedgc-
wood &. Co.” and walnauted neve1 to
Cl’llZB. '
1 :5 arm
A'Frighlful Blunder.-
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Out or R1 uise. Bucklen’s Arnica
Salv e, the best in the we: 1d, will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. Cm es
Old Sores, Fever S01 es, Ulcels, Boils,
Felons. Coms, all Skin E1 uptions
Best Pile cure on earth. Only 25 cts.
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by J.
A. Riggs, Druggist.
'2
per cent. commissmn
‘ and a SPECIAL
to every customer
and height paid.
N 0 trouble get.
ting orders for our
Teas, Coffees.
Spices, Extracts,
Baking Powder.
&c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Full particularrfru.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA co. (De ’tS-L)
P. 0. Box: 289 315.33 Vesev St. eonrk
CITYNOTICE.
CITY OF N ORWALK, Nov. 20, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that at a reg
ular meeting of the council of the City
of Norwalk, to be held in the Council
Rooms, in said City, on December 4th.
1899, at 8 O’clock p. m. ., itis proposéd
by said Council to make further appro-
: pliations of the following sums f1om
the T1easu1 y of said City of Norwalk
i to the following departments of said
City. to be used in paying the neces
sary expenses of said depaxtments, to
wit:
_ Highway Department, 81.000
. Administrative Depa1 tment, 700
Fire Depa1 tment. '400
Sewe1 Department, 300
By orde1 of the Council of sa1d city.
.1. BELDEN HURLBUTT,
City Clerk.
To the Boat d of County Commission-
ers of Fai1field County.
I be1 eby apply f01 a l1cense to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liqluo1s,ale.
lager beer, Rhine wine, and cidesr at 27
South Main street. town of Norwalk. My
place of business is not located within
200 feet 1n .1. direct line of a chulch 'cd-
ifice or public school-house, ' or the
1111-m1scs pel taining thereto or any
post office. public library 01 cemetery
Dated at waalk, this 17th day of
November -.A D 1899.
ANNIE CORCORAN, Applicant.
We the undersi rned. electms and tax-
ptyers, as defined by law,of the town
of N01 walk, hereby end01se the appli-
c.1t' on of the above named Annie. 01-
c01an fo1 such license.
Dated at Norwalk, 9this 171h day of
November, A. D.
John D1escbe1-.J1-)hn Oldonschlaget.
Chester F. Tolles, Joseph R. R111 mond,
Patrick H) land.
1 herbeby certify that the above 11am-
ed endmsers are electors and taxpt1-
,eusqas defined by law, of the town of
Norwalk-
' Dated at Norwalk. this 17th day of
Novembe1,A , D., 1899.
ThanksgiVing with you1 out of town.
$10.00 .
II. R. SMITH, Town Cler. . ‘
TELEPHONE 188-4.
THE BI
STOR‘
a brand new store.
keep the mighty ball a rolling.
assortment which represents almost every country on the face of the globe.
, Ten years old and still a Novelty—and we must it will never be "otherwise for constant
arIival of New Goods enables us to put on a new dress every week and make us appear like
Where do all these goods go?
To our pleased customers who help to
While away an hOur- with us looking over our wonderful
OUR MOST INTERESTING LINE THIS WEEK WILL BE LAMPS. MANY NEW, HAND-
SOME, ARTISTIC DECORATIONS. DIRECT FROM THE LEADING MANUFACTURERS, AND DE—
SIGNED FOR ALMOST EVERY PURPOSE IMAGINABLE—REMEMBER WE LEAD IN PRICES
The Fancy China. Department deserves some recognition when on consider it is b far much 1
than the combined stocks of all the Creckery houses 1n the town. y ’ y ’ arger
HAN DSOME LINE OF NEW ART SQUARES, SOME EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS—PRICES FROM
82. 50 TO 820. 00 EACH—RICH SMYRNA ART SQUARES AND RUGS, ALL SIZES—PRICES NEVER HIGH
guarantee. - ~
Our “Potter’s” Standard Oil Cloth at 250 per yard,- is a bargain in this department—the name is a.
' OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT IS A REVELATION TO THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN IT,
OUR PRICES A PLEASANT SURPRISE. AND
WILL BEESHOWN THIS WEEK IN ADDITION TO REGULAR LINES.
NEW BOOKCASES, CHINA CLOSETS AND SIDEBOARDS
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
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Blg Cut 111 Prices
THE P. .1: HYHGHSTOHEs
, We are quoting prices this week for the very best goods,
They should interest every prudent housekeeper. -
GOODS DELIVER]S:D;FIFTY_ MILES.
North Main " and Ann Sts.,
South Norwalk.
that are unknown elsewhere.
«99
19 Main Street, NorWalk.
ian cloth or fancy plaid lining
13 50,15.00 to 18. 00.
ptice, 390.
480, 750, 980, 81. 25 1 50.
Shirts, at 35c, 480, 750 1.00.
Norwalk.
TWO STORES
South 3011111“. 1
25 Per Cent Off.
2-} per cent Dix-cunt on all
.the very Latest Designs in
WALL PAPER at
lflHN_W.*BE-llil’8
250 per double roll for hanging.
IT STANDS AT THE HEAD.
Railway WHITE LEAD
" IS KING!
- j _ WEAR. '
JOB-NW. BEA'rrv,
207 , EAST Wasnrxemx .STEEET,
Scum ,NonwAL‘K, CONN.
, 13 .'
and Desirable DRESS SHIRTS, in fancy colo1ings, just received, at 480, 750, 980.
Men’s Launde1ed Shn ts, at 48c, 750, 1.00 1. 25, 1. 50.
Choice selections in the latest colo11nos and shapes of FALL NECKWEAR, at 25c and 480
GLOVES at 75c, 98c 1. 25, 1. 50, 2. 00 A full assortment of LINED GLOVES.‘
DRESS SUIT CASES and TRUN KS
COMSTOCK B, OTHERS
31b. pk’ge Prep. Buckwheat, cut to 9c ‘High Grace Fruit Jams ...... cut to 9c Pure Lard, ” lb. cut to Sc
-1 qt bottle Golden Drip Syrup “' 10c New Seeded Raisins, pck’ge “ 10c Full Cream Cheese, 1b. “ 15c .
1_ qt bot. white or cider vinega‘ “ 7c Cleaned Currants, lb. " 8c Shredded Codfish, pck'ge " 4c
. 1' qt bottle pare Salad Oil “ 12c New“ Lemon-peel, lb. “ 11c Kippered Herring, can “ 11c
1 pt bottle Long Island Catsup “ 5c Sweet Pumpkin, ' can “ So Good Sweet Corn, “ “ 7c
New Tomatoes, 120 quality “ 9c Grape Nuts 'FOOd, pck’gc “ 11c H. O..Prep. Flour, pck’ge “ 13c
Vanilla Extract,‘ 10c quality “ 5c Uneeda Biscuit, " llc Bordcn’ 5 Eagle Milk, can ‘ 14c
OUR FAMOUS uWHITE ROSE FLOURP (None Bette1 l Cut to -------- 54c bag, $4. 25 Bbl.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR,................-......... .. ................ 55c bag, $4. 50 Bbl.
Ginger Snaps or Lemon CRACKERS, ................... “ .............................. 4c lb
Special for this week with 2 lbs. Coffee Beans or Ground, at 320. Lb.
F » I ONE BEAUTIFUL PINK 'AND GOLD CHINA COVERED BUTTER DISH, F
19‘ R YOUR ONE LARGE PINK AND GOLD CREAM JUG. - l R
E CHOICE ONE JAPANESE SCREEN. FOUR FOLDS, BEAUTIFULLY E
E DECORATED. — I E
THE P J LYNCH co
118 Washington Street, South Norwalk ~
COMKTOCK BROTHERS
ATS ARE HERE AT ANY PRICE, THAT IS TO SAY, ANY
OVEBCO PRICE WITHIN REASON. $6.50 to $25.00.
We Have a Complete New Stock of all Desirable Shades, Styles and Qualities.
810 KERSEY OVERCOATS, blue or black, all wool, and of endming c0101, lined with good quality Ital
Lil ll" 1 COVERT OVERCOATS, new cut, at $8.50, 10.00,12.4S,15. 00.
MEN’S BUSINESS SUITS, at $5.00, 6.00 6.50 7. 50, 8.50, 10..00
MEN’S DRESS SUITS, in cassimeres and fancy woxsted, .111 Of them this Fa’ll s p1 Oductlon at $10. 00, 12. 00,
BOY’S SUITS, long pants, (‘14 to 19 yea1s,) at 83. 00, 3. 75, 4. 50 t012.00
BOYS’ OVERCOATS and REEFERS, new goods at lowest pr ices.
CHILDREN’S SUITS 1n heavy weight sailor suits
MIDDY SUITS with vests, and TWO- PIECE DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS, at prices the lowest.
W e have the la1 (rest and best selected line of MEN’S and BOYS’ heavyweight UNDERWEAR ever shown
in N 01 walk. Fifty Doz. MEN’S natural fleece- lined SHIRTS and DRAWERS,1egular 50 cent goods, our
Men’s extia heavy, natui a] double breasted, fleece lined SHIRTS, 48c
SHIRTS and DRAVVERS, 25c, 48, 75, 98, 81 50 to 3. 00. Men’s natural wool Shirts and Drawers, 2513
Boys’ natural fleece-lined Shi1ts and Drawers, at 25c and 48 cents New .
Men’s Unlaundei ed
Men’s KID
HORSE CLOTHING
Masonic Building, Norwalk, Conn. __
OPEN EVENING-S UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK.
P. 1). STANNARD, Wilson,
,Suocessor u. LLJEN NINGS.)
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M. OSBORNE «St CO.’S
Farmers’ Implement
Stores and families supplied. Lowe
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ELLs & co" '| North A119, ARROWS, TEDDERS, H. RES
' Norwalk. ' CULTIVATORS, ETC.
The fa' undertaker.
W 110 plants by the acre.
root victims of con ugh and cold,
I78 sighing an crying,_
or 11 o’ve 1' il stop (I
Since Brazilian Balm wgfidsofint-”
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