nmwm names. , 5...... Norwalk. ,. a... on. line of menu AND .h .3 ~ ~ 'nnnv. Alec, HORSE . , 5", and LAP nouns Tum- . . D I I . / "nnnwiuc" Thanksgiving Dinner t‘. ' , Your attentiontothefact‘ That ev housekeeper in A .1 that I have in etock the thin in: about 5 ‘ . fine-Him of WILL NOT on A success in YOU , noses. ‘ mes ngvuaibgcn TURKEY r” ‘ i , 3‘33: 29:; w. will have the ' 3 1mm“... Finest Stock?“ > I Look at Bthe Burlington lanket. figptom Harness a Spocialty. "" ~ in. .l. ucnennrv, ‘Waehington Street, Donovan Block. ‘ ”Av—I OI" SHREWD and visit COMPANY, v , II Norwalk, and , W 45 Main Street, Norwnlk, V I". for the best line of Well Papers, Window Shades, PAINTS, OILS, ETC, in the cities. Estimates furnished on ' PAPERING AND PAINTING for something in Sideboa rds, At Bottom Prices, DAVID STOW’S, 28 SOUTH MAIN STREET. South Norwalk. our line of Price. 112 Washington St., So. Norwnlk. South Norwalk. “Jainiihe Procession” MONEY SAVERS, 'I'I'IE J. 'I’. PROWITT .‘ 96 Washington St, South of all kinds. “Looking” Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, and a complete line of FURNITURE, ‘ ‘ Draw i n g ’ ’ your attention to Hardware, and to the fact that Pocket and Table Cutlery , Cannot be surpassed either in Quality or Watkins 8: Dow, “FINE” LINE OF AND AT BOTTOM Tire Wheels, only M. make the children happy. South Norwalk. 1V" COMING! The ‘illi .‘ ; your ’1») mount. low prices. Repairing our specialty. lldlfiouih Main St, South Norwulk. ()N Till". ANI' HAN South Norwalk. We Solicit Your Patronage. lil'Y T01? ii . . ’ rm AND €66 , are- as North Main, Cor. West Street, South Norwnlk. , Stoves, Ranges, F'U R NACES. PRICES I also nmkefu specialty o urn ing.$tearn and GasFitting. Notice our girls’ and boys’ Pneumatic Purchase one and CHAS. H. AISTHORPE, “Stearu’slelluwl‘elluw” Uur sample line of Bicy' clea will be on exhibition early in December. '95. Place orders early for We hnve a inrgcstmzk of ‘ BICYCLE SI'I’I'IJES. Also a full line of SKATES at very All work guaranteed. H. R. BULKLEY & CO. “A FULL” Confectionery .. Bakery Trade 'F.LANE,theCaterer, 5| Washington Street. “LADIES” “ CROOKERY, WOODEN WARE, ‘I Stoves. Ranges. use 5 viii scov's, Loavest Prices. New York Market, FRANK S. AYERS, Prop. Donovan's Block, Washington Street, South Norwalk. “MOTHERS" You should 'buy your GROOERIES, Teas. 5‘: Coffees. \ Can Goods, 5.th Sam’l Comstock, Jr., 12 North Main St.-. South Norwaik. PROMPT DELIVERY our specialty. H ' cm... Ar oun ' new srom: i TO BE OPENED Dec. Ist mm A New Line of ALL PAPER O.D.Newman l2 North Main Street, SOUTH NORWALK. i/ “Ready for Business" \\\ Ib .( mus x. BUTCHIISS, I\ .. Successors to, f E.K.I.UCKW()UI) & Cu, 'ruE PLU M BERS AND Steam Fitters. We can show the most complete line of RANGES and PLUMBING Gimlib‘ in the city. JONES & HOTCHKISS, i? and 23 Wall street. Norwalk. “Eh “ Kneading ” anything in the Bakery Line (H) Ti) DeKIyn’sBakery 27 Main Street. Norwalk. WI'I CONSIDER OUR GOODS SI'I’I‘IRIUR 'I'O UTI‘IEiiS. “core" Riggs’ PHARMACY Fl )R u COMPLETE I.l.\' H ". rd“ 0 Etc. Ni’lliWAlJi. ll MAIN STREET, ”HFOUND" 'l‘be rlrzbt place to buy our Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Can Goods, Etc. .... . A‘l‘ W. 8. E. OSTERBANK’S onocznv STORE, 53 Main Street, Mom-lit. ( )ur Motto: ”fleet Good» at liuwent I’ricen." ’ “ LADIES ” i can sell you Notions, " Fancy Goods, Mllinory, j“ Etc. at the lowest living prices. ' 1 solicit your trade. 5. S. TILLOTSOII, 301 Washington “root, loot Namath. "LADIES" "MAMMAH Wowmmmmk n When in want of the icon of o c LOAKS' mindin‘ 3 “Tom" rum DRESSER, IILLIIERV. ‘ mm X. .KRIEGER, Mr» H. s. arena, We“ mun-m!“ w... - noun nunuvnimnu man. clock... .- Jowolry. ' Etc. . REPAIRS!) 11 Noam lhnr 51.30. Nonvuur. “ TAKE NOTICE " You calf find at my star. in Norm! MAIN Srnnrr, a choice line of China, Gloss Wars, Crockery, Eta, at naeonable prion. MISS. H. s. RIDER 15 NORTH MAIN STREET, bOUTH NORWALK. Also a complete line of WRITING PAPER. “Prompt Delivery" l1“! . Buy .your Groceries, TEAS. Etc". AT I i,‘ ' g ’ Finneygdaflenedlct 3, «ii Wall Street, Norwalk 3» “A [Choice” manna of .i‘frf: ' Cut Flowers. VIOLETS Our Specialty. H. F. Byxbee, 17 M AIN STREET. Norwnlk. “Take the Cake” ’l‘lIE ‘COLUMBIA’ BICYQLES Take the cake. ‘53 See our’96Model C. FORD SEELEY CYCLE CO. NORWAI.K. CONN. “ Mothers ” . Buy your Tons, Coffees. Fruit, ‘ FamilyWines, Liquors and Fancy Cigars, At Betts & Farrington’s, 33 Wall Street, Norwnlk. “Isn’t it Fine ?” I got it at _ JOHN OLDENSCHLAGER'S 'i‘be Cigar Manufacturer. We carry a fine line of Hand-Made Cigars. \Varrauted pure. I04 Washington St., South Norwuik. “Save Money” liv buying GROCERIES, . .‘ Toss, Coffees, Con ilmnls, I‘llc. of D. L’HUIIIIBDIEU, The Grocer, 203 Washington Street. East Norwaik. ()ur niotto~lient Gromrica at lmvent Prices. ,“APointerJ” lllIY Yiil'li TURKEVS, animus. bum. Rib Ronni, fit“! of Lamb}. , . , Freohilam. ‘, Fresh Pork. \ and all of the Fluent Quality, at Market, South Norwaik. “Don’t Blot” Butgotn JacobScheub’s MARKIT, And see what he line to all rfor Thanks, vim: d chat for the cm Turkey gooey? l hie ' . ow, . 'Duo ilir new on on infill m W, n‘inbii. ‘13:? MW I Schultze’s 6 Railroad Place, weekaco. When do nil-emollient» town, we were caught in a heavy another Iygoleand Mood out to them-Horne room, butatooon a beavyeeexuhed l nun overboard. The diocbled pumpe then Man to hak. , We unfunded a portion of the cargo. Once! the pumps being re- paired, we kept it Working until Tue-day, when the pale moderated, but the water rose to ’tweendeek beanie. The captain ordered the bootl. . “The longboat wee lowered. but sol adrift with only two lenmen and the lee 0nd mate. There were no provlllone in this boat. The other heat wad lowered for the purport, of trying to tow the longboai back, but thin wan found tobe lmpoulblo. The chip was toning so much that I jumped into the sea and was, after 15min ntoe, hauled into the small boat uncon- scious. We were all exhausted, and after 86 hours’ work we failed to find the long- ‘boat. I We saw the last rocket go up from the ship aboutiii’b‘olocli. and we believe that aim then foundered. We reached Ker- ry Read at 6 o'clock Saturday morning. and We were dragged ashore Saturday night. We suffered greatly, from hunger and thirst. Captain Culley had his wlfc on board. and it appears as though both ‘of them must have perished. " Actor. dob». Here. Comics to, America. . , LONDOX, Nov. 27.--'l‘he splendid White- hall rooms of the Hotel Metropole were crowded with a brilliant and remarkable company on the occasion of the farewell dinner given to Actor John Hare prior to hie departure for the United States. Sel- dom have so many distinguished men oe- ndmbled to do honor to any artist about to make u new venture and enlarge his sphere of profeeeional work. The com- mittee comprised a long list of names prominent in art, literature and politics. The chair was occupied by the Duke of Fife, who delivered an address Lord Rath- more. Mr. Frank Lockwood and Means. Pinero, Comyne Carr and Bancroft also made brief speeches. Conaidcrnblc en‘ thuslnsrn was manifested on the port of those in attendance. Unlvornity Extension. ALBAXY. Nov. 27.—-—’l‘bn annual report of the university extension department has been issued. There are 1,015 public libraries in the slain in touch with tho departnwnt, 704 of which contain more than Zion volumes. During the year an librarian received charters. (if these iii were the truxmfera of school libraries, cun~ taming 26,101! volumes. The total num- ber of libraries admitted. including those that had existing charters, was :ill; an 1mm, 1:33.775; valuation, $644,271. The total amount of public moneys appropri- ated was $10,351.72, on average of $167 to each library. University extension cen- ters Were held in 20 places. Death at a Wedding. Momumt. Nov. Elli—lbw. .\lr. Amu- ron. pastor of St. John's French Presby- terian church, was married to Mine Lynch. ouperlulemlont of the Provincial (7. E. union at St. Gabriel's Presbyterian church. Thomas Patton, nclc of the bride. aged 70. after giving 0 bridouway. foil dead at the altar. He was carried to the Vestry. and no it was supposed he had only fainted the ceremony pruecedhd. and the newly married couple took a train for thewcet without being acquainted with the sad event. Buried by a landslide. Humor, l’u., Nov. :27.—\V lo at work in a deep coal stripping ole nt liiilnesvllle colliery John Martin and John Rueke, two miners, were buried by a landslide. They were driving alongside of n ravine when the earth dropped away. carrying thorn to the bottom of the rcvine and covering them benentb thousands of tone of debris. It look three hours‘ bard Work to find the bodies. Cleveland Not a Candidate. . New Your. Nov. ill—Bl C Benedict. the trusted and intimate friend of Presi- dent Cleveland. has made the announce- ment that the latter will not under any circumstances accept it third nomination for the presidency. Mr. Benedict has so long enjoyed the confidence of Mr. Cleve- land and in to cloud in his relations with him that this statement has n ecmlufficlnl complexion. Will Invcltlxuto the Charges. INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.—'l‘hc directors of the‘i!hlldo-i)roxei Home For Union Printers, after the evidence before them had been carefully considered. appointed a committee to no to Colorado Springs to investigate the charges that have been prefc red auainnt Superintendent Schu- mnn of the home. The committee started for Colorado Spring: yesterday nftcnnoon. lionght by a New York Syndicate. Alillml, 0.. Nov. n7.-lnfnrmntlon has been received here to the eflnot that a big deal ban been concummntm‘l in New York by which the property of the Akron Htreot Railroad company and the Akron General Electric coi‘npany wad acid to a New York nyndlcate, of which Samuel 'I‘homnn II the bond. The purchase price is understood to have been $1,200,000. Production Withdrawn. BAmmoun, Nov. ill-Upon the requoet of Jacob J. Horn, the father of little John- nie Horn. who all killed by the Indlnn Mohawk of Bu alo Bill's troop. State's Attorney Kerr nolln primed the case against the Indian. Thelather wrote that upon investigating the onee thoroughly he ll convinced that the deed was wholly ac- oidentel. Harry Hayward Coulee-n. Minnnaroms, Nov. alt—Harry Hay- ward, who il to be hanged next month for tbe‘murder of Catherine Sing and who ban protected that be was innocent, bun nonfeued his guilt. Hayward had been refused a new trial and made uvernl nt- tempte to break jail. pied I'm not Pom le Your. Nov. 91—May. Carrie Low- la, 9» years old, of lift Went Eleventh street. died from the clients of rat poison, which she had swallowed with ruioldal intent on Nov. 90. manommfloir. lione‘ror, Nov. lit—A hey we: born to Ir. and litre. Boom medium :33 ' "A e.’ Jaoonlscfiiuo "valance-m ' mu m" hub are m M, . (Imam Meir , ‘ Witch-tho cum of tha public In at stake our eitimureintereeted. reun- tie conqueror ha- m. and ’oonqnerod. Boston has proven no exocptlonto the rule: everything“ swept before the on- ward march. Enthusiastic people are talking about their experience. “any a reader of this knows where the Photo- graphic Studio of Mr. C. R. 1'06th In at 2811mm! street, amino doubta aura- her know Mr. Footer personally, other tonian for 85 yearn, and a man whose Itatement should eatinfy the Ikeptln. This in how he epeake of his case. To on: repreuntatlveho laid: “About ill years ago I was a very sick man with Diabetes. That is what the doctors called it. They told me I would not live for many years, and advised salt water air at the sea shore as the only thing that could be done for me. This mppenred to help me, but for the last 10 years I have suffered excessively from most distressing pains across my kidneys, which were con- stantly there, until I began to take DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS, and mayhem relieved my suffering to the extent I hard- lyaexpectcd would ever be my lot. Lhad back ache so bad at times it required ai- moat superhuman energy to keep up. There was a dull, heavy. indescribable sensation in my head. My appetite was irregular, utterly failing me at times. My work taxed me and made the backache worse. Then I read about lionn’e Kidney Pills. I was suffering greatly at the time and decided to try them. Igot a box at Knight’s Pharmacy, 97 Court street, and commenced taking them. After the first few days I knew they were doing me good, and as I continued the backache disappeared and rapidly improved. ' The backache left me. and I no longer experi- enced former suffering. My head is clear, mull feel brighter. The urine used to contuinnhenvy sediment. iloan's Kid- ney Pills have restored it to a normal con dition. ifeel today ahuudred per cent. better than in years. I regard my case as being really wonderful, and if my recom. mendution of Doun's Kidney Pills will in« duce other sufferers from kidney disor- ders to try them I giddy authorize you to use it." Iloun's Kidney Pills are for sale by all dealers. Price, 50 cents per box. or sent byxuuil on receipt of price. Foster-Mil~ burn (30., Ilquaio, N. Y.. sole agents for the l'nitcd States. Dr. Hand's Remedies for Children. NEW il.\\'l-1.\’,(Jonn.,i‘l William St.—"I first knew of Dr. Hand‘s Remedies for (“bildren five years ago, and I am contin- ually recommending other mothers to uselhemmnd always with the best re- sults. My baby was deathly sick with choleruiufuntum, and Dr. Ilnud's Diur- rbma Mixture cured it almost immediate- ly. Dr. liund’s (Jolie Cure in also excel- lent. » Mrs. N. A. Daniels.” Dr. Hand’s Colic (.‘ure and .Ilr. Hand’s Dinrrhrra Mixture are sold bv all druggists. 25c. __ ___ __—.._—~——-—-—.—~_.___—. Accton will'break up a cold. Coughing irritates the delicate organs and aggravates the discdse. Insteud of waiting. try line Minute i'ough Cure. It hélps at once, making expectoration easy, reduces the soreness andinfimnmation. Everyone likes it. I}. l’. Weed N H. l‘. Stillson. Aceiou is harmless. For u pain in the side or chest there is nothing so good as a piece of flannel dam- pcnrd with (‘humbcrlnin‘s Pain lialm and bound on over the cent of pain. it affords prompt and pernmnentrelief and if used in time will often prevent a cold from re- sulting in. pneumonia. This same treat- ment in u sure cure for lame back. For sale by (i. (I. Stills-ion, druguiet. line Minute (‘ougb Cure is rightly named. It. nll'ords instant relief from suffering when utiiicted with a severe cough or cold. It. acts on the throat. broucbicnl tubes, and lungs and never fails to give immediate relief. E. 1’. Wood 8; ii. (3. Stillnon -~.\i-eton cure» headache. "I escaped beluga confirmed dyspeptic by inking Ayer'e I’iiln in time." 'I‘hie is the experience of many. Ayer’e l’ills, wbctlierae an after-dinner pill or us a remedy for liver complaint. indigestion. llatulency. water brush. and nnueen. nrc Invaluable. .- I‘lies of people have piles, but IleWitt'h Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. When promptly applied it cures HCflIdH nnd burns without the ailment puin. E. -P. Weed It ll. 0. Stilinou. -~-Acetcn will preventpueumonlu. W ilenry Wilson, the postmaster at Welch ton. Florida, says he cured a case of diar- rhnrn of long standing in six hours, with one email bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhinn Remedy. What a pleasant nurpriec that must have been tothe sufferer. Such lcuren are not un- usual with thle’remedy. In many in- stances only one or two doses are required to give permanent relief. It can always be depended upon. When reduced with water it is pleasant to take. For sale by G. C. Stillmn. druggint. A cup of muddy coffee in not whole- some, neither-in a bottle of muddy medi. cine. One way to know a reliable and skillfully prepared blood~purider is by its freedom from sediment. Ayer’n Bat-napa- rillalniwaye bright and sparkling, be- cause it in an extract and not a decoration. Lamar. euree the (rip. Mfume. latch: and ‘ 8.2““! new Daemon“ dough Gore .ie a popular. children Weed. ; . ' Wife—~Here’e an account of a mm . shot himself rather than suffer the m z, of indigestion. Hubbub-1'» M I Riser-e? luudtoeuderaebadae be dilly before I commenced taking “In. “it“ pilll. E. P. Weed & G. C. Stimson. You Don'llleveie MOI ' in an editorial about No-To-Bac, the famous tobacco habit cure. “We know of many cases cured by No—TwBac. Ono, nprominent St. Louis architect, emokod and chewed for twenty years; two boxes cured him-so that even the smell of tobac- co makes him sick," No-To-Bec sold and guaranteed by R. H. Plaieted. No clue no pay. Book free. Sterling RemedyCo., New York or Chicago. ' . you can procure One Minute Cough Cure. This will relieve all annoyances, cure the most severe cough and give you mt and health. Can you ‘nfford to do with- out it? E. P. Weed do G. C. Stillson. McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there in nothing as good for children troubled with colds or croup as Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He has used it in his family for several years with the best re- sults and always keeps a bottle of it in the house. After having In grippe he was himself troubled with a severe cough. He used other remedies without benefit and then concluded to try the children’s medicine and to his delight it soon eflect- ed a. permanent cure. 25 and 50 cent bot; ties for sale by G. C. Stillson, druggist. Children Cry for Pitcher’e Gastorla. When I‘..‘.~y wen: sick. “‘0 gave her Castoril. a Child. she cried for W .1310 Mics, she clung to Cam When niu- bod Children. she gore them m When me “‘1 “flit-:1 she lure. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Gastoria. Childrdh cry for Pitcher’s gastorla. $100 Reward, $l00. The renders of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that leCatarrh.lie.ll'e Cntsrrh Cure in the only positive cure known to the medical from rnlty. (‘etarrh being a. constitutional disease. requires a constitutional treatment. Ball‘s Cutarrh Care is taken internally. act- ing directly upon the blood and mucous enr- faces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitu- tion and assisting nature in doing its work. The ploprletore have so much faith in ltecura- tlve powers. that they of! at One Hundred Dol- lure for any race that it fails to cure. Send for list of Testimonials. Address. r. J. curzxm' .c 00.. Toledo. 0. E'Sold by Ilrugginte, 750. -357/Wh022b 4475. AV§ § r'. .9. Patent once, 29.376 to 1883. on‘wos, lilo Main Street, nnvvwzwnnn'n. (1051‘ Harper’s Bazar IN 1896. The twenty-ninth year of IIABPIR‘B BAZMiJiexmuinu in January. I900. find: it maintaining he deserved reputation both as a Fashion Journal and a woolly periodical for home reading Every week the BAZAR presents beautiful toilette» for various or-cmicne. BAlboz. Bacon and Cumuu illustrate and engrave the newer. design” from the finest model: in Paris and Berlin. New Yorl III-lion. epi- tomiuo current at ion in New York. A tip nightly pattern e cot sup lament with in- grams and directions ennu ea women to out ‘2.“ $‘€.‘“°"t"i “Smith." cm: v u e ro see on mo: , o the amateurvureeemaker. Chlldren‘e Cloth" Examiner in in: receives conntant attention. Fashions for men are described in full do a mu- abont-town. Our Perle nor, Miln- url Dnli'onne-r, in a eprlubtly week] rain. of fashion. mi and social doin n given by a glove: woman in In stamina. Katmai» serials 135.1503. :3 4‘.“ work et- Q n women. a booth-$001. is a etrihine story of Item an! I.Wn.nu. in Jolene a "bi "bit“. land“. We?" firm-“mg one o o camplnl. hobort embezvniil be wr mm by “dint-In?» art-neon. fine co dot; ornamf‘emmle. What 9"” "ill: for. omen and report “Athl- O themes of immediate Inwzt. noon to correspo- note. he porno-l olden word at the “iii. fifiWIi‘} man one meme *1: can °' 33:“... wfnomai§$%mw mm um‘bii'mihfin. mm Renee!“ ampere on not to 3;“le the Wm WSW IAIPII‘I "MODEM". KLIPII'I “GAIIII. one your, “ llAIl’Il’l wanna. “ I IIAIPII’I MAI“. “ I IILII’II'I noun IAILI. “ I mo.» : MIMUW MW...» on common Why didn’t he on newer: urea lady says the St. Louis Journal of Aprrioultml , ‘ a." I 3:. i. . No excuse for sleepless nights when. .. \V. A. McGuire, it Well kilown'bitliéfi 01'" ' ' ’ ‘ ‘7"
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