Qmfil mun-l. firm-r m runner.
WEDNESDAY. ocrossn in. 130i.
M
”ransom RATIO—"Wont." ”To
In.” and "For Sale" sdvertleemente. not ex.
“In: five lines, one time. Hie: three times.
M It! times. $1.00. Reading mticeu, ion. a
Ins. Murine sud death notices, tile. Sched-
Ile oi rum tor displsyod Advertisements inr-
Illhod on nppllcutlon.
IUBIOIIP‘I'IOI RATIO-By mall, in Id-
moe, postage prepaid: One months»; time
will). 811*. all months. 83M; one your, $64!).
Delivered by new'sboy’s, we,» wear. to be cold
to the curler. ‘
ll!!! OFFICE—No. lltl Wuhlmnon street.
South Nor-walk; telephone call, Bit-b. Brunch
one». No.48 Wall strait, Nor-well; telephone
call. 1.02 4.
COMM UNIOA'I'IONS should in all canal bl
‘rddremed to
I‘ll]! EVENING Sll'lllllo,
norms Nonwatl. (lo-n.
low Yorh Harald Wenther [ores-u.
Today partly cloudy weather will prevail.
with slightly higher temperature and iresh
lortheasterly to southeasterly winds, possibly
{allowed by light local ruin. On Thursday
Mr'to p’nrtiy cloudy. slightly warmer weath-
er will prevail. with fresh northeasteriy to
northerly winds, possibly becoming dangerous
oil the coasts from the northerly movement
of the tropical storm on the Gull Stream.
wurmer weather.
Thermometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for the
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
‘3’ above . iro: highest. 72°.
Miniature Arman-u ior To-morrow.
Sun Rises I Sun Hotel iiighl‘ide Low Tide
Lt this at 4:54 i H.717“ st 2:03
Colonel lv‘r-osi tlu' Cnndiilutr.
In our news columns will he iound o
lull account oi a most unfortunate occur-
rence at the caucus but night, whereby
itisshown that Colonel Russell Frost
was the choice of the Republicans of this
district for (tundidate ior representative.
Had the Votes been counted correctly
Colonel Frost would have had a majority
of forty. This fact is conceded by Mr.
Crowe and he yields the nomination to
Colonel Frost and pledges him the hearty
support of himself and friends. in the
interests of party harmony and success
it is to be hoped that the
Colonel will accept the nomination.
This experience ought to he, and we be-
lieve will he, a lesson to our caucus mari-
agers to hereafter take the precautions to
prevent the recurrence of such a thing as
this. Had the ballot, wliich,ns declared,
was only it majority of one for Mr.
Crowe, been recounted, all the trouble
which has rmulted Would haw: hm n
Ivoided.
l'oiiiiitul l'ili'i'rings.
Thomas (i. “will of Tiinbury says in .
an interview: ‘ if Mr. llr‘l"\irr‘rll thinks in:
cm override us he Will he; iool d We
represent the lloinoimcy of lionhury
hind- oi (Interior and oil kind» a! work.
And. behold. 0 grant horde at other
men came up out oi the In, lllr'flored
and hungry; nod they devours! the
wellviuvored iiien. So Grower wrote
And alter rubbing his eyes and listen-
ing to see that no widows or orphans
were breaking Into the Treasury build-
ing. he slept and dreamed the second
time; end, behold, be new a great store
of the products oi his country, oi good
quality and lair to look upon, even Wool,
and salt, end runny more like things
produced by his country.
And there come sitar a great mulil.
tude of products of the same kind, but of
poor quality, and blunted by the cast
wind, and produced by cheap methods;
and the poor products did eat and make
way with the good products so that there
were none of them hit. 80 (irover
awoke, and it was 3 dream.
And in the morning, niisr having
written a humorous piece Mint 3 sol-
dier's widow and vetoed an orphan. his
spirit was troubled, for he thought of his
dreams, and he said to his servant: “Go,
call together the wise men oi the Demo-
critic party." And the servant deported»
but straightaway returned and said“
“lineter, there be none." And it,,wns so
that the servant had smitten the'nnii on
the head.
And Grove-r was wroth, and called his
assistant ruler, Lamont. And he spake
to the assistant king his dream. telling
him of the cuupauy oi well-inwred Ina no
numbering above an hundred, rind of the
mighty horde of ill-inrorvd and disreput-
ahic individuals that devoured thorn, and
eve-n thi-n it could not be known that
they hacienwn them, thry still living as
thin in the iii-sh as heioro. And also of
the hountllul products oi the land, and
how there came other pro'iucts, poor in
quality, but great in quantity, which
made- way With them. And there be
none. he said, that can interpret to me
thl'fifl drrmms.
Then spike his u~sistaut muji-sly:
"Theinterpretation,” Fill-y ii you know
how. and this is it: The two dreams are
as one. The workingmen which you
saw. numbering :uhnve an hundred, each
stood for ayear that this country hns
proiipv red and grown for; and the well-
invored products were lll" same. And
the great burden! ill-iavored working-
men and Chl'flp proiiu tilt, bin-iti-d by the
east wmd, were (or the years which
will come when we mtabli-h im» trndo
throughout thelun-l. For it will be, so.
that a mighty multitude Ule'lli‘lfl) pro-
ducts will come in (mm other lends.
and drive out the goo i; products, and s
swarm of poor WUI’lililgiIli‘Tl Wlll unm-
wlm will dovmrr in» ph'eir‘llt pr ”porous
nurszhut It Will live is grmtfltluug for
England "
Too-uspiilrsiirowr: ,"lt is good, {or
thiq is “int wl-aiinnl; {onus n-siiy.
while Mci’mlemy. Walsh and ()lmstead.
us only a small (:utci'lr‘. “v has ioI-i
lowed their dictation and ignored IH. ill
be continuns w" wul kmie thuylntirr'
Democratic ticket. if Mr. iii-Forest can i
afford to lglliirr' his Constitllr‘nl-i w" ‘
want to know it. We have given him
every opportunity to euro himself and to
get a Democratic majority in lliirilrory. E
Now if he still refuses to listen T.) on We
do not want him to rr'prusmit this ills—l
trict any longer."
Several of our “(lillllCl'itllC inintompo- .
raries are devoting a. good deal oi space
to discussing the beauties of the new}
tariif,nnd publish a. bewildering srrny‘
oi figures telling the workingmnn the
it will b» plwuant and prulltulilu f yr our
door i'rir-mlsiu England. lid. and pro-
i:l'um fro-o U’it‘ll' thruuguviugb. the who'r-
lnnvl "
ii if. M Hr Her [urili‘l ll'nl iunk his
pun. having jlbl. thought of u go nl Julio
ion a i‘ripplcil soldier, thori- urns» ul
mighty running. like unto;,u i: -upb- oi
cyclones running into t’li'llilllll'f. And
the m to: i-uniiuuwi, uni lirowr and his
input} highnrm m res m- nlrulii. its tlu-y
did not tent of its mmnnuguhmrgh it
run Milli) clear to [hum tint it was the
ill-pulsimns getting lo the pills and
costing their vote-4 [\uil It rolliul up
iroriiull ports/ii the Inndnmd shortly
aftrr (irovcr put on his uvrrifnill, for it
wit-i chilly, and took h s umbrella. under
percentage of reduction of the tent! only,“ mm. mm wnlkrdont .,{ their one;
things he wears, eats and uses. The
workingman is not likely to be de-
ceivsd by this sort of jugglory With
figures. [is has had is practical object
lesson in tile mouth-s oi turiil tinker-
ing. He is not so fillloh inter.
ested in the percentage of r--~iuction of
duty on his tin dinner pull or m- is in
his ability to got something to fill the
dinner pail. The chances are he bought
the dinner psil under the McKinley tar-
ifl and carried it ri-gulnrly to his Work
until lifter thu (levlelnuii administration
came in and then neither nor: nor
wages were so regular as beiore. All
the intelligent workingmon needs do is
to compare his condition now with that
oi two years ago. It is a condition not a
theory which conironts him.-iicridon
Record.
George 1'). Lounshury, chm-ion as the
Republican contiidnw for senator irom
the Twelfth district, Saturday, is ii men
in the prime of life, well educated. oi
pleasing nddrnsmand n succrssiul busi-
ness man. None stands higher than he
in the estimation oi his neighbors and
fellow citizens of Ridguficld ~ilnrtiord
Post.
The canvass which "0. Vincent Collin
end his colleagues on the state ticket are
conducting is clenn~handed and high-
minded. it appeals to reason and to
common sense but scrupulously avoids
nil attempt to stir up passion and preju-
dice.-Wnterhury Republican.
Grover-Vs Dream.
(New York Tribune.)
Now it came to pass at the end oi
hourly four full years that (inner dream-
ed. (He was a king beloved by the pear
pie, n wise and just ruler, weighing 325
Md '
And in the dream he semi by the At-
lantic ocean. And he looked and sow
shout him share an hundred men, well
flavored Ind prosperous, end he now that
their were workingmen. And they
were engaged at their work, some in
. wooleuniillsmthm in iron mills: and
it was so tint they were employed in on
r
and us he jiurncycil down the avenue .
he met it rimn coming (mm the 410‘) if,
carrying an old carpi-thug in his hand.
on uni-end of which Wm this writing:
"it. il., lud." And the stranger spike
to‘ilmrer, and asked him if he could di-
rect him to the White House. Iiut (iro-
vvr himdrd him not,und went his way,
own unto the wilderness oi lb-d Top.
'I'lu- months oi October and February
iii-mu pm'llliurly Total to old puopln. (lo
tolmr is or. tilt? turn oi the your from
warm tor-old, Yniliruury at tho begin-
ning of this charity. from cold to Warm.
Tho Hllillli'll l’ililligi'ri oi twinpt-rnmro nl
llmw ”twin-i :m- too illlll'li fllrlllt‘ll'l‘illt’
:uul iiclulitolwl. liut tho fll'ltfiiiil biignu
this your With a (li'illll list oi distin-
guished persons that is seldom l'llllilli'll.
Professor David Swing, Andrew H.
(hi-tin, “thirolii war gowrnor" oi l’l‘llll‘
~yivnuiu. :iud Uliv-vr Wi-ndrll iioluii-s
iill illNl lhi- lire! wwk in (lctobi-r. ’l'liv
dmth oi orxvllovu-rnor Kirkwmtl u litllrl
lino: lwiorc li-it liurtin the: lust of the
(unions ’nr gowrnors.
How would lili' minors oi the [Thin-d
Stubs, who in their modest way how
tnlrvu up so largo it share oi puiili : nt-
tcntion this your, liko to livo in ”if!"
many? Ono clones of u bill boiorr- tho
Urcrmnu parliament forbids minors to
attend political rimming». Personal lib-
erty in (.iorninny mains to TN‘. u twculinr
quantity.
Italy is willing to nrbitrnto the timer-
nnces between Japan nndChinn itnly
would better pay her debts. A nation
that cannot tonnage its own business
can hardly be competent toiiottlethi-
difficulties oi otluzr nation».
A nowrpnpcr correspondent utters the
prophecy that Madagascar will be nu-
mame to France before three months
have passed. England will not care so
long as the hi let alone in Egypt.
The way some people prepare for an
emergency“ terrorism-panic. That
is moistu- prepare-forearm bottle.
, speedily cm by
Ann's ciiruv ”Provost;
“My wife *whss“
suiloriug irom n,
lvuriul cough. Oi
which the lit-st 01
medical skill pro— 0!
curable was unn-
lili- lo rr‘livw, WV 0:
did not cxpi-vi; m
that shecmili‘. i» U." f.)
survlvu; but .‘il..
it. V. lloyul. in ;~» "
lily surveyor. lib/i» ,
1 pencil in lvi' in,‘
plug with us over night. uml hum, ..
lllllllll of Ayi-r’s (‘iii-ri'y l'i'clornl ..i .
lilin, lililllm-il Iuywiiv' in lrl (ill I run. 'il
'l'lw ri-sult wns so lu-ucln-Ini. iii...
kl'pl nu tolling ll, lili soil i": ,
.‘llw is now i-ujoyliiiz I'.\m‘ll-'II ‘
Mill \wlghs It'll llllllllrl"."“ ll. -‘“. I.
hiss, Sunny. (in.
Ayer's Cherry i-v.
Rocoivorl i-lw‘ . '4' ‘ ' '
Z" l4 ‘i
“T
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oi
.. "our jars“
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’nr ",Fr . ‘l l
UCJN.‘ "I 15)....
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"Coritontcd Maser-s."
One is glad indeed to loom that
them are any contented masses uny-
whcro in those tins-s. That there are
we are iniorniml by Miss Octave Thnuot
in T he Forum, and slm locates them
in Scott county. In.
The wholostntc of Town is prosper.
one. It lots 2,000,000 population and
no bouiliid diebt at all. Its ilomingduhi
amounts to only it {cw hundred thon‘
snuii dollars. It is the lcniling state lll
tin,~ Union in the production of corn
and hogs. it is also the grieatimt dairy
state in tho lfnion, and that fact has
contributed not it littlo to its prosper-
ity. “ int its greatest good fortune llill-
boon tiii- sturdy honesty and viiorgy oi
its saith-rs from iii-ill until now.” ru-
marks Tllillli't. Just so. Scott is onoof
tho river coniitios in tho lilih’ll‘l’ll port
oi lowii. it claims to Til! the most pros-
pi-rous county in the state, but others
Would dispulo this claim, tho writer
says. Ili'l‘ piciuro of Scott county
makes one wish he llVlJil there. It has
43.1“ inhabitants. Davenport, with n
population of ingot)“, is in this county.
Thu nvungo iii-lit per hood is 2l0-l. It
is as large as this probably because of
tho prim-um in the County of so inrgi'
ll (“3' it.“ Duri'uport.
it ruckus one nioriiclii-vrful and hope-
iul ju~t to know about the Scott county
pmpio in tiniso ll'Ulllillthllll‘ timers ul
l
l
| lkill (lli‘rl' \l’i‘i’r' Hilly ll:i_
l
l
strilu-s Illlll llllhllii'b’S filllllrl‘h. Jun. l.
lwo, [ill-ri'W'TI‘ iii llllllilli'h' in the poor-
"\i‘rrii'lli‘il Tliglllvon from ill!
of lilo.” Al tliv livtzlillllllg oi
Tiiv Ht'iiii
i'ounlians it!" so good iiuturi-il liuit tin-y
i-t'i-n li'i tin- pzlupi-rs iii lll'TlI‘ old “‘lllll‘
lliillz-I‘.
hot i ll‘
ru’s liHlllI' lum- pnti-nt medicines, iiinr ’
to tho ilgi‘ll {l'lillllllli' lli'lll‘l. "It may
shown their line. lint tin-y Will have
enough iuiiri- i'oiiifort inking ”[0 stuff
u‘liili- (lll'y him to make up for it. "
imiy about '30 pi-r ('l‘lll of the forms
on 1 ili‘llllllli‘l’t‘il by lll'llT. and form lands
without any buildings on llll'lll soil for
from $1.3 to #3.? ill!“ lll'l'l'. (loud fimu~
Within an hour's riiiu of some of Tlll'
largo i~;ish-ru i'llll’l-i mu bu bought for
lo». 'l'lio Scott coiiiily forum-rs dough
tor inn; a piano, hrr lllHllli'l‘ ili'illk gown.
(mo of tin-so rurnlisis said in tho .nu»
iiiur's hearing, "For tho lllilll ilini
knows souu-tinug and has got horn-er
soul-xiv. in tho bargain tlii-ro‘s plmity of
[unruly bit in forming still, "
Out of NH wiii‘kiuguwu and “IT‘-
clmnics tnkcn at random, ~14 ou'iml
llli'll‘ houu-s. One may thorn iiud “num-
ufuciurvrs who voluntarily ndvnnco
wagon and workinguii-n who Voluntari-
ly Work orirrtinw. " The people road a
grunt (li'lll and save money. There im-
uo gri'nt fortunes in the county, but oil
on: rouiii irmbic, and thorn are n pleasant
social i-qunliiy and kiliilliniiss among
tin-m. Just llll‘Sl'pl‘lisIn‘l‘UTlfl, intelligent
ltllll happy suinll coxuiuuiiitios urn til»
hope of Ami-rim :uol oi civilization.
Wu. priwut Scott county. lit. with us-
Hlll'illlf'i'h of our distinguishedconsidera-
lion, May slii- 1in iuiil \vuvu i'oriewr ti.
Tm nu l‘Xillllllli‘ lotlw ii-stoi' ”to country.
Al'ti-r Till’ panic in will it Wits sit
yi-nrs lwiori- tlii- country fully i'ccovi-rcd
from llr’ t‘lll'i'lh’. (‘uusis which have
horn :zi'cuniuliitiug '30 yours mnuot Work
out their uom-ssury ri-suils iuouo or twi
yours. It is rim-loss to look {or it return
of good liliii-s for Hl'l’l‘l‘lll yi‘llrrl yi‘i.
Mimi. proplu were of tho opinion that
they lllil not how such wry good tiniiis
previous to Milli, but now when they
look back thi'y svo llllly “'t‘l'tl rolling in
llllllll‘lilltl. Hood limos nru comparative.
‘Viigos lin’H’l' iii-oil rmlucl'il in Hourly
nil tho lruilos i-xorpt those couiiiictoil
with liiiusolniilding. in them» tho min
clinnicigiii runny pluccs are working only
part fifths tlllll'. It is not liltoly there
will lm so runny hundred thousands out
of (lilip‘liiylllllllt this winter as tlicro worn
lost, but those ht work will ho gutting
lowo‘r wogos vcry gi-norully. if thoy got
enough pny to providu them with n more
living till prosperity smiles on our
country ngnin, lot tlwm ilmnk tho Lord
and take courage. Thorn is ouo thing
certain, with tho guncrnl lowering of
wages route and clothing must come
down too mul nicrchmils and property
owners ho content with n fiiiiillll'r proiit
thnn thoy him; hnd hitherto.
On Their Wedding Trip.——llc—«l;low
can unyono ukli moorings is n failure?
Why, I wouldn't be single again for
werldr. She-But mppoua I were rod '3
HewOiI, than I'd not hurried Ignln.
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advertisements carefully.
.34
:3 Sale C
,1
ll}
9‘
l,1
'Zi
afford to miss this sale.
Gloves. Laces.
Eight-inch Mousipwtziirc Sili'ilt‘rl, in
tom and prays: regular value, $1.00; per
pair. Silo. ‘
Twenty-live piece lm-v- ior lamp
shades. all colors. Tile.
«9
Domestics.
Two more holes of brown Muslin, one-
you] wide, splendid value. ill: yard.
Tun pieces heavy (l-wrmun Damask, 21hr
ynrd.
Fifty dozen L'honilic ('ovo rs. one, you!
square, 219.: (inch.
-——~—~—ow~ -———
Dress Goods.
purify—[Wit llli‘ll funny Suitings. all new
and Ilo‘ririllilt'; regular priw. l’J cents;
for [his .nl- , L’llc yunl
BOSTON STORE. -
The Leaders. NORWALK‘, CONN. The Leaders.
E.
in... . “H‘s «wanna... ,
ommencés Saturday Morning,
October 20th.
The Boston Store.
BLANKET
Five thousand pairs just purchased—~the balance of a large manufacturer’s stock.
FULLY 3; PER CENT. LESS THAN REGULAR VALUE.
Good opportunities don't come often.
Forty six inch line all W001 Cnssimcres,
superior quality: would be extra value at
*1 mid, 7-30 ynrd.
Five hundred yards Figured Drapery
Silks. all new, 32 inches wide, 490 yard.
'i'i-n pii-cis heavy black (iron (irain
Silk. ‘31 inches wide; value. $1.25; 980
yard.
Boy 8‘ heavy Wool Suits—sizes, 4 to 14
years—4hr“? dozen; value #5: $2 89 each.
Kitchen Department.
('i lori-il (ilziss Ruse Bowls. 9.’ each.
(linss Vinogsrettos. 5c each.
Dec. Eirtlu-n (.‘uspailorw. On each.
(Slam (tracker Jars. large size, 2&- ouch.
Six l’lsin 'l‘umbllrs, blown glass. for
if) cents.
Drip Pans, lixli‘), On such.
Drip l’nns, l'.’x17, T'Jc each.
L'irge Carriage Sponge it, He each.
Corn Poppers, tin covers. in: out h.
Every item in this advertisement good for this week. ,7
We wish to impress upon you the necessity of com- "
ing early, for, remember, we cannot guarantee that
quantities will hold out, however large they may be; with us a halo of muslin or a case
. of dress goods lasts just as long as a piece of the same will in smaller stores.
They cannot fail to interest wide-awake buyers. We make
prices that no house in the United States can exec].
S.
Read our
i dun, 4“. '.“.~.. ‘
PRICES
If you need a blanket you can’t
Hosiery and Underwear.
One case men's gmy wool Socks, 12in
pitll'.
Fifty doze-n men's white Merino Shirts.
190 each.
Lot men's white Merino Shirts and
Drawers, slightly soiled, value from 50c
to 75c. 3‘.lc such
Sevrnty-two dozen more (2 cases)
L'idies' Ribbed Vests and Pants. same as
we sold last week, 340.
—--——o¢.———
Handkerchiels.
Five hundred dozen. for men, women
and children. all new. for this sale, 50
each.
———-—‘>_~
Jewelry.
Stick Pins, one hundred dozen, just
received, .30 each.
Rings, ten drum n, plum and fancy,
wnrrsnted gold pinto. same line is usual'
ly sold for $l, 23c each.
The lirsloi the six Sewing Machines will be given away next Mo day evening at 8:30 o'clock.
ll Machine will be given away each Monday evening. in mi including Nov. 26.
lilo Well Hand Laundry.
9i Washington Street,
South Norwall.
ALL worm noun Irv "AND.
M) norm usrzn Ih‘ wnsmrm.
annulment)!» UI‘AHANTICIH).
.mims (mum: Iron AND til-71.1"”.
nu) 91’.)th or G‘HARHE. mv rlmt.
JriliN WARREN, l'roprii-lor
lr-«mvh nllli-n» Himml- it. Nook. \‘uin slrml
Darlen.
MRS. MEllO'S iSCHOOL
~ -i‘i ll{~—
lllTTlE CHILDREN.
GIRLS AND YOUNG llOIES.
~RE"0PENS —»
SEPTEMBER 27th.
HILLSIDE, NDRWALK.
ASSES‘SORS' NOTICE V
E. the undersigned. lu-roby‘givo notice to
7
\\ all persons null cons-muons, linblii to
pay Hue-i in lllli Town or Norwulk. iimt llu'l'
lIl'“ r1'l|'lll'0‘lllly law to ilvilvr-r in The AMQ'HNDT’H
or rillu-r of ”win, on or lit-tori~ vim llrsi tin" of
.Not'i-mlwr. ll'lill. it written or printml list, I m-
t“l,hl:‘lu'1lflilll sworn to. of all the property
mvunl by Thom on the ilr-«t iliiy of October,
lrlll. llitbli- in taxation. oilmrvvlriil ii volll be His
duty of the Asp-venom to main.- oui r-Iiv'h list rui-
i-oriliug liilin-lr lu'sl juilymi-ul itnil hliriwlwluo,
sud milling io-u lM’l‘l'q‘lll. llmrvlo, which llu-v
ul't' imiupvllwl by law in do, Mill ir. lll Wllll‘ll
li ~li~ so lllillll‘ Tllr‘l't‘ in no Nllllflfll.
N li- luslsumv he rt‘llli‘lll‘il to the Asses.
Horn. itl llw M‘ll“‘l.‘llt'll'r\ iiillim. Hunk liilllillnu.
.‘iirunlk. nod in llll’ l‘ouni'il iimui. lluvllunil
wiri-i-i. South Mirwolk. from and including
Iii-limo" 1:5. Trill, to Mill llli'llllllllll Niit’uullwr
lsl.. lliill, sold lillll'l‘rl in be open from 10ml:
n‘lvlm-lt It. m..mul (mm L‘ in 6 il'i‘llll‘k p. TIL,
«oil on Saturdays and Novrnibor lei from 7 lo
ll o'clock in the evening. A
llrliwl ui Norwulk. lictober 2d, ihilil.
VilANKlilN .t. TOLLEH I
s Hlii'l'ii ixumuinuulu. - Ammo...
Mints .vurcusm. l
«ii iii]
Raym and 8: Sons.
Successors to George ll. ltuyninnil.
Furniiurc Iicnlorsund liriicrnl Funeral
Directors.
MI and I”! .Vluln Street, Nrrrtvulli. (It.
Residence. 3 Berkeley I‘locn.
Telephone, 77-4
vhe'tigmiluicine
Pinmmlv Administered
Has Saved Many lives.
A supply of (lrnmpton's llnmo Tablets ul-
wnxson mud will prevent many u cone 0
serious illness and says illl times their met.
These remedies are accurately componmlml
oi the restilru s. from lending physiclnns'
prmr ptlons. uni are therefore very eiioctlve.
Single remedy, the or one 8810.
For ule stl’ isteil's drug store. 43 Wash-
ln ton street. South Norwulk. rm. and
Join: A. slum! Main street Nomnt.bonn.
M’i'ii. by the Home Tablet hit. New “Yong:-
T ristram
The Leading Dry Goods'Storler. '-
& ’Hyatt.
N0. 2 Gazette Building.
quality, 31) cents.
particular, .50 cents yd.
at 500. and 750. yd.
Trislram & Hyiil
Black - Dress - lauds.
We are showing not only the finest assortment of Black Dress
Goods in all of the latest weaves and frabrics, but also claim that
our prices are much lower than the ordinary retailer’s.
should like to prove the claim just made; that is, you are invited
to inspect our stock of Black Goods, and if upon examination it
is what we clnim it is, the best that can be bought for the money,
your native pruronoo will move you to make your purchase here.
~ALL PRlCES ON A FREE WOOL BASIS-
Black Henrietta, 40in. wide, 25 cents.
Black Cheviot Si-rgo, all wool, 3min. wide, regular half-dollar
We
Black all wool Ilcnrictta, »l5-in. wide, guaranteed in every
Black Whip (lord, all wool. iii-in. wide, usually sold at 750.,
and cheap at that price, this solo, mm. yd.
A very attractive assortment of Figured .J acquards, all wool,
l’riestlio‘s Silk Warp l-ionriottas, in four qualities; also all
wool Swivel Figures, Tnmiso (,Irapo Cloth, Striped i’rincotta. Di-
agonal Molrose, and Nuns Voiling.
Tia Saulirrn lleiv England Teltpiana to.
Look ior l “‘3‘“ Wu oi the
the Sign Blue Bell.
I'ubllc motions are Located mi Follows:
Woll street. - - Ci-ntrnl Oillcc.
New ('iumnn, - Now i‘lmitnn Oli‘l‘m'llflt‘l‘.
‘ltowuylon. - E. W. liiliifli‘)’ (9 (lo.
Numb Norwnlk, - - ii. ii. l'lulstwi
Wmlimrt. W. E. Osborn.
cwunm. . ' N. LN. us it, lt.it.Uo.
‘lnilicn'ss Auloumtii- Hlnllou. y.
iiLi
P. a. FLYN N,
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Filling
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. l". Flynn will have personal charge of this,
g ilepurtment.
Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Best in the world. Cell and get mines.
inli ti
, Mtrwalk. Don't; *
STOCKS.
if you desire to low-st In stocks in it safe and
lculllnmli- noinui-r willioul. our» and worry,
milm‘rilw to our discretionary novounlsmlilch
will pity you lrom 2.’ to R mr writ- Weekly in
iuiym-tlw iuiirkct. ii wi lpuy you more than
double lbs run-rugs rule of interest in an
ordinary business pursuits. iiirwsils recclv
lrmll flu to $1M“,
We will be plunscil ii) furnish you refer-
uuce nsioour success In tho punt. null what
wenreilolng for other». if you are situated
where you t'nimol cull on ill-i In porronmildress
your cuminunicui ions to tho
Metropolitan News 00.,
48 Congress St , Ito-tun, Muss.
We remit profits once a wool; and principal
on lhrsmlnys' rm'iro. l‘urliim proton ng in do
their own mlvurl lslnit. um nilv ml losubscrihe
toourllull l‘llll‘ltfil» [sitter-s. which give you
lm in tent him-million on native stmiks. and
wi lenuhlc you in “mite money if you do your
own succulntlug. Mules. will per month: or
with telegrmusoiirnportnntcllinges. Sill per
month. Address,
Metropolitan News 60..
48 CONGRESS 8'12,
Look "on 2.1"”. Iluston, Mm.
all 6111
Norwalk Chronicler