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w. RAYMOND.
Fiiliiiil nlllrcrnrl
lilo rascals
wwssnmoron srasnr. scorn
" uoswanrr, CONN.
hummus. nanacrrsuo Boron
‘ in? In
When in doubt whcr to user in Huron» Dcillllty, Loss of Sexual Power (in either
will. lmrmtcnly. Atrophy. Varimrllc and other weaknesses. from any (Jail. use
Sarina Pills. Drains tllcskc'l rind full vlgllr quickly rcstnlcrl. _ ‘ ‘
troubles result fatally. Mailvd Anvilholc, sealed, for $1.0m ollortcsillr 55w. Wlih
every “on order WE “he o_ gal
PEAL MlmlCiNli (Thumb
Prices to suit All.
mammals.
Henry Tilly.
.r. o. annulnos.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Horse Railway Depot.
Ilm street. Telephone call ii
nusrou'ew"
LOST illiOR
If neglect-cl. such
minim: to rule or rciunli the menu. Address
iii-1.1mm.
utilising: our.
TvNew
n Fall and Winter Shoes are in and are the delight of all who see them.
sortment is the largest in town and our prices are the lowest.
Here are a few of the new things for gents:
PatentLrathers in fivenew toes.
Enamel Leather with cork sole and double soles.
Winter .Russett with D sole and extension edge.
Box Golf with D sole and razor toe.
and our Box Calf shoe.
This is the finest line of shoes over placed on sale in Norwallr and the prices
are the lowest.
A full line of Trucks and Bags. also Lidios’ and Gonts’ Mackintoshes and
’- Rubber Coats.
‘ OLSEN BROS.
Ill. 3 BIZETTE BUllllillB.
Cordovan and Calf Shoe in all now toss. from $3 to $6.
A few of the new styles for the ladies are our Calf Shoe, our Seal (lost, our
New Twentieth Century Enamel. our Patent Leather Razor Toe with cloth top,
Styles
Our as-
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A fine lot of DECORATED CUSPI DOR‘S for 10c each.
CHILDREN'S BANKS. Oranges, Peaches, Apples and Pears. 5c each.
JARDINIERES, from 120 to $6.
Gloss Salts and Peppers, 5c each.
Anics assortment of TABLE CUTLERY. Wo warrant the steel and our
prices are all right.
We have the largest and best assortment of DECORATED and WHITE
CROCKERY in town.
People tell us nearly every day that our prices are lower than at any other
' store. Try us.
NASH & VANSCOY,
COR. NORTH MAIN AND WEST STREETS.
A PICTURE
of beauty and color meets the eye of
our purchasers in Wall Papers. We have
some of the most exclusive and beautiful
designs in Wall Paper displayed in this
season‘s output. No need to have blank
walls annoy your gaze when you can
select from such a variety of patterns as
are contained in our immense stock, at
such figures as we are quoting.
Artists' Materials.
Pictures and Picture Framing.
Painting, Paperhanging and Decorat-
lug.
Decker,
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obtained by using
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c. n. nous ll son. {on London, Conn.
ALL GROCERS. .
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Qolumbia
eyes upon the beauty
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Pure liepie'Syrup,
Pure Tomato Caisup,
Pickled Oysters.
TELEPHONE, 4041.
illlllllllllllwllll struts our
51 Washington strwt.
Open daily from ii to in s. In. and from ltc
ii p m.. and on Monday evenings from 7 to H
'lntsrest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN BOLMANH. Prost.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vioe-l’rsst.
JOHN H. KNAPP. tiers and Tress.
Mm ..
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lowest-
is an end-of-
Tobacco for end-of—the-
century smokers.
are represented the skill,
experience, and know-
ledge that have come
from a hundred years *
of tobacco making. \
loriiiard’s . ‘
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Cut Plug
A‘s-nmmsm
Lorilard’s Nose Leaf Cut Plug
l
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smoke at the
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m Widow Desi-Ins That It Wu Not Int.
dds—~30 Wu Hunting For umbr-
wml a Gun. Which Woe Mam-u,
mum
Honours. N. J., Nov. 91—hour B.
Shellac, a broker doing business at 16
Broad street. New York and living at
Bellevue and Park avenues here, was shot
. and innsntly killed at his horns.
According to Mrs. Sirohnn. her husband
awoke between is and ll o‘clock. saying he
had an idea that there were burglars in
the house. .
Mr. Skohnn grasped a revolver and
i started to descend the narrow back stairs.
Shortly afterward Mrs. Skullau heard the
report of a revolver and a heavy fall.
She hurried down and found her hus-
band lyingpartly on the stairs. with blood
flowing from his head and right car. Mr.
Skchun was alive when his wife reached
his side, but dicd soon afterward without
speaking.
Dr. 14‘. W. Holmes responded to the call
for old, but when he reached the house ho
found Mr. Skelhlln on the bed in his room.
with n rcvolvor grasped in his right hand.
An lnvostlgui ion r vealed the fact that
the fatal shot bud DU 11 fired at close range.
The bullet had entered the head just be-
hind the right car, and. going upward.
bud penetrated the brain.
The theory that the family is endeavor-
ing to establish is thouccidcntni discharge
of tho revolver. but if the accident occur-
red on the stairs the question is asked.
Why was tho man in bud when the physi-
cian arrived? 0
it is said that Mr. Skolran bccnrnc un—
willingly involved in a lawsuit. which
was decided against him lust week. This
loss, together with other business trou-
bles, prcycd upon the man’s ruilld. rind he
became melancholy.
The fluiclde Theory Denied.
County Physician Washington is mnk~
ing a thorough orurrrirmlion of the case.
Mr. Skelluri wus Well known in upper
Montolair society. ills humor is n haird-
some one, surrounded by spacious lawns.
Ho wcao member of tho Prngrcss club
and other societies in this town. Besides
his widow flvo children survive him.
Mrs. Skllhun denies {but her husband
cormnittod suiclllo. and Dr. Washington
has given it permit for the burial of the
body.
J. ll. Skobnn hull been in Wall stroot
for runny yours. ,lir-f-lro ho wus L’li yours
old he was cashier of Tweedy. Inlbrio at
Go. In lr‘ml ho took it similar- pllrco with
the banking houso of Spenr'llr, 'l’rusl; .\'.
Co. While. with this firm ho was also
treasurer of tho New York Edison compu-
ny. llllro bu rurrulinoll until ho formed it
portncrship with Russ-oil Murqullud, son
of John 1’. Murqulmd. in mill.
The firm was. lit first known as Mur-
qrmnll s: Slulhnn. Mr. Skoiizln llcing tllu
Stock Exchange ruvmllllr. Early in 18in}
A. C. liornhcim wns taken into pnrtnor-
ahl'.‘ Ild the name was changed to blur—
quli:..d. Skollnn A- 00. Mr. Mnrqunnd
died in the spring of laiiil, and tho name
was nltorod to Skchau & Bornhoim.
Lust summer A. C. Boruhclm died. and
the firm become .l. B. Skclmn a: Go. ill.
8. Mondols is the other partner.
The firm's name was brought promi—
nently before the publicn few months ago
by charges which declared that A. (.7.
Bornboini hull misappropriated a large
nruount belonging turbo firm. Mr. Skclmn
would neither confirm nor dolly this re-
port.
it crcntcd n profound sensation (It the
time, as Mr. lluruhcinl was it member of
thccorumittllo of sovonty lost your and
had on unblemished rcpututillrl. being
widely known for his philanthropy.
Mr. Skohnu was it member of tho Mont.
clnir Athletic club. the Progress and other
clubs and sociutles of that suburb.
Schooner Reported Wrecked.
Bosrox. Nov. til—Incoming transat-
lantic steamers report cxr'vcdlngly heavy
weather in all mull-tors. Captain Wing of
the Wilson lino stcnnrcr lliulloo reports
sighting the wrock of the schooner Modus
Vivcndi of St. Johns. N. 1".. in lotltrrdo 5
dogreos 2f- mlrrutlls west, longitude iii do-
grcus ll) minutes. He siuamod around the
wreck urid blew the whistle. but saw no
signs of iifi‘ alumni. The wreck is in the
track of transatlantic steamers.
Help For the Macedonians.
Ar'lrrtils, Nov. 27.—'l‘bo Macedonian
students. lit a meeting which has just
been held, appointed a committee to col-
loct subscriptions for thopurposocf old-
inu tho blncolillninu cause in the event of
ccrtnln emergencies and possible trouble
with the Turks arising. it is reported
that 2,000 lirachrurrll have already been
collected for the purpose of helping the
Macedonians.
nemand Autonomy For Cuba.
li.\lliIl-ll~.(i)iA, Nov. hilt—A sensation has
been caused born by the notion of the Ru
pilbiiclm leaders, who hovu decided to coil
is grunt mass meeting for the purpose of
condemning the policy of the government
in (illbll. it is proposed to issue a runni-
fosto demanding autonomy for (lubn as a
euro moons of concluding tho war on the
island.
Booth of John II. Kun-
Nlcwarm. N. .i.. Nov. inn-John ll.
Kline. president of the Fireman’s Insur.
enllo company. died at his home. 1070
Broad strsct. He had been ill for several
weclrs with typhoid fever. He leaves a
widow and one son. ills ago was 74 years.
mesmer- how Bound.
CHICAGO, Nov. 97.-—-Word has been rs-
celved here that the steamers Jay Gould
. and City of Traverse are safe at Macki-
naw. and the Peerless is at Detroit. All
no snow bound. Nothing has been heard
from the City of Duluth.
“our letters Will Quit.
Mount Mounts, N. Y., Non. emu-Tho
mud jury hnlndlctsd iii saloon keepers
for violation the excise law, and all the
Isloon keepers in the village have taken
Iowa their signs and resolved to quit the
business or leave town.
The New Hotels-hips.
Wasnrrsror, Nov. rim-«Secretary Esr—
bert has approved the recommendation»
of the Walker board that the ram of the
new battleships Nos. ii and d be lettered
ilk” depth of nine feet below the water
no. ,.
he res-In
WW“ rev. '7.
all!» My.
gar-t l,“ “Wat'twi
Lloisfltlelrmmm
one hos-m . «
“buxom. 9a., Nov. flan-Kn. Oboe
lotto How-ii was put on trial tathrmntv ‘.
court, here. charged with the murder cl‘
Mire Libbic Knapp at Tings last spring.
After the selection oi the Jury District
Attorney Owlett opened the use. outlin-
ing the evidence to be presented for the
Woollen. which is purely circumstan-
ii.
The cars is one of the strongest in the
criminal annals of Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Howell is a memberof a, well known New
York family. and her two brothers—Dut-
tou by DIWEPNO among the wealthiest
merchants of the metropolis. She has
been estranged from them. it is said. since
her marriage with Chauncey Howell. a
team-tor.
The Howells and Knapps were neigh-
bors in 'l‘logu. and a warm intimacy ax-
istcd betwcou Mrs. Howell and Libble,
who was iii yours old. k ‘
Libblo had a love udalr. which ended in
a parting. and thereafter she began to re-
csivo unpleasant letters, which were
found tied to the doorknob. These bore
the signature of a 'l'logu young mun. and
most of them. it is alleged. Were found
early in the morning by Mrs. Howell.
Last May Libblc was suddenly taken
sick. null Mrs. llowcll took her to her
home to attend her. On May 17 she died.
and subanuoutly evidences of poisoning
Wol’o found. Ilotootivcs Wore put on the
case. and Mrs. .ilowcll was arrested.
The cllnlrrlcnwonlth proposes to show
thnt Mrs. Howell wrote all the letters;
that she was jenlous of the girl, and thnt
silo fldlllilllslm‘llli mt poison. The letters
wore it” printed in lioumn letters with a
loud pencil and \l'Cl‘D threatening in chur-
liclcr. '
Nlpeco in THE BUD.
A Proposed Jail Delivery at Trenton “'hiolt
\Vns Nut Conournuiutod.
'l‘rrmrrotr. Nov. fit—A proposed jail dc~
livery was nipped in the bull lit the state
prison. and John Lungonburg. William
Spoor and William C. liouseli. tllc cun-
victs who bud prepared the scheme. were
our. in dungeons.
A fellow prisoner informed [lend Keeper
Pllttorson of their plans, and in their cells
wars found two prison suits dyed to on-
other color and a ropo ladder :50 feet in
length. The men wore employed in the
coach mot shop and secreted coloring mnt~
tor uscd [hero to dye their clothing. The
irilldor they made of cocoa strands. They
were waiting for n dark or foggy night
to make the brook.
Langlmllurg mid Spoor ore from Morris
county. where they were sentenced lust
i-‘obrunry to (Hi yearn for burglary.
lluuwli as doing: a 15 your term for bur-
;xlury in fwlidlllllwx county.
“'lll Fine For Damages.
I’llll,.-\lllir.r'rl.'.i, Nov. 27.--'l'bll schooner
Joseph W. l' -r which won (it‘lllllletl on
EtlFi‘lir‘lIlii ol villirrtiulz the rroutr‘ulity lower,
will Hill for Port 'l‘urnpri as soon as tho
wonthvr‘ lmcuuuvs fuvorulrlo. Unpluln
ll'llvultun will l'l‘litlllll hero llliil bring: pro-
ceedings lljlllliifil this null the Spanish
govllrrmlllnta for illegal lli‘ltllltllll] nrld
deformation of character. [in bus writtl-rr
u lllttl‘r to Secretory tiluuy making known
his lrrrrntion of pushing his claims for
dummrcs.
Captain Eaklns' Cue Ended.
an Yon-Ir. Nov. flit—Tho police com-
missioners dog-loll to dismiss Captain Jo
sopll ii. hlrlklns of the Mercer street stu-
tilm upon the charges made by the Park-
hurstmlcleiy. Commissioners Roosevelt.
Andrews rlud l’lrrkcr voted for dismissal,
the only dissenting vote being illntof Colo-
ru‘l Grunt. 'l’ltll (use has been under culi-
silil.‘rritinrr for many months and uttrnctod
mill-h mturtlun.
81min In a Peril-ma Strata.
blAtllilil. Nov. 27,—“. is reported that
Scum- Fllgusln. ox-prarniur. bus tict‘ltll‘t‘li it
would iii! nludlzolis to hold u general cloc-
tiou :lt pror‘rrlr, whorl tilll government is
lhl’t‘llll‘llliti with (talent. ’i‘hu siiuutinn is
cxtrcruuly prove. he is reported to have
lurid. \vllcri Sllnln iii compelled to Solid
money and young and irrcxporicum-d troops
to Cuba.
l-Iscnping Prlsmwrs lieospturcd.
NASHI‘A. .\'. ll.. Nov, 27.——l)cputy Mun
shill Will-viol- nnd Inspector Flood captur-
oll Murrhl'w il‘llrd rind Elml-r lllnok. who
osmlpcd from lilo (.‘oricord rhinos.) atllto
rllfllrulutllry. us they were making their
tiny north to tho (Ynuuliimr line. The men
at iirst lllllllt‘tl their identity, bllt inter ud-
nlirml it.
Snforlmuly Brill Appointment.
hummer. Nov. 27.-A (lldpfllli‘ll to The
Timon from (‘oustuutlnoplu says that the
nomination of Euvcr licy ml rrllltossnrlf at
Uonamrirlllopil- has produced on unfavor-
lilllo impression. llllpillrulllll in tho i'.\'
trelllll. ml the liUWOIlll‘inl is fllnutilzuliy
null-(Yiiristlurr mid notorious for his we
lllllil)’.
Injured by n lioiior Explosion.
(YIXl'rNt’A'rt. Nov. BIT—While tlln tow-
buut W. \l’. ()‘Nlliil Willi putting: up steam
to no in l'ittrlilllru filo “rriguor” llollor ox-
pimluli. lllrl,:illucr Andrew Molloblnsoll
llllll ills log brllkon. hilltc ’l‘. W. lliclhlra
limit and Steward Wlillrrru llizllr wvrc
bllllly avoided. All llvu ill l’ittlrburg.
TELEGRAPHlC BHEVITIES.
Hllurp carthqunkc shocks worn felt lit
Athens null also at t.‘iluicln. Livodili.
Thollcs null Corinth.
A first frrlllrilt truill on tho llilriobl Con-
trol wnll Wl‘i‘l‘il’i‘li lit Jackson. Mich” and
tho engineer, .1. if. \i’rmlscy. was killed.
The frliiurc of :4. .l. (llovllrmcrdc (30..
commission moi-chums of Philadelphia. is
announcer]. 'l‘hn llillllil‘lflflgfll‘“ sold to be
large.
The bodies of three men and u boy were
found in a cabin near Arthur City. 'l‘sx.
They Were troppdrs and had been killed
by lndlnns.
Mrs. Mary Kenn». stepmother of Arch-
bishop Keane. rector of the Catholic unl-
versity. was found dead in her room on
North High street. Washington.
A mail and passenger train on the Mob-
iron, Topeka and Hunts Fe road was
wrecked at rlhoornnhcr. N. lid. Two per-
tons were killed, two others were family
injured. and moral wars slightly hurt.
An oxplmilm occurred lit the new tllym.
pills concert hall. theater and opera house
in New York, killing Joseph Wainsr. an
electrician. fatally injuring Andrew Hig-
gins. who snhscqusntly died, and severely
injuring several others. ,
Mr. Harold McCormick of Chicago and
Miss ltdlth liocirsfoiler, daughter of John
D. Rockefeller, the Standard Oil company
magnate. were married in New York. By
reason or the illness of the mom the see-
ms rook lamathlsrcnmsiathe
Mfimhotsunrtsaddstm fifth
. a if m
M“. ‘ DsWitt’s Wk“
Humanism-them. This Mistri- is .
aspecidstcrsllmplaiuh of this charl-
sour, audit limitless (which ere rim-
plslare carried out. a cars will result.
We have tested this in numerous More,
and always with like results. it never
foils. E. P. Weed & G. C. Stilleon.
~516Mb»! Will llrry.
If bachelors are obstinate and say its
hard to carry
The cores of bread upon our head; how
can we marry ?
Let them smoke Imperial Crown, their
cam will disappear,
They’ll take unto themselves a wife
with courage and good cheer; '1“- u M
All maiden ladies then would wed: a
contemplation swasti
Our population would increase anor-
mouously indeed.
_____._______________ .
DeWitt's Little Early Risers for bilious-
nears, indigestion, constipation. A small
pill, a prompt cure. E. P. Wood 3: G. C.
Sl-illson.
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