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considerably, than the Comtimrl
of the other Three Local Dail-
Dttr Press Room is always open to
. Yorkflernld Weather Forecast
"by fair weather wl'l prevail, with
”flower temperature 11.11 trash to light
‘Itmheteterly and easterly. and toll wed by
ecloudlness 0n Thurrdny. partly cloudy
Mae and trash northeasterly to easterly
Motillowed In tlil- eccti 111 by Increasing
otpndlness and by min or snow to the western
districts. pmsibly extend! a to the coast lu'
1119.11.11.10 1n or at night and on Frllay.
cloudy. e'lghtly warmer weather. preceded by
.1 ormow.
Telephone Colin.
1 Iain office. 03-5.
,mttm'lllrooms. 92- a.
‘ Brunch 001119. 80.4.
Thermometer Record
""I‘liehtehest point at the thermometer tor
the twenty-t an hours ending at noon to bay
7..- 117 decrees above zero; «meet. 14 degrees
9!-
meg-m
ll mature Almanac tor/Tomorrow
nu n-vs ‘ 111111 sets I High tide Low. tide
It 0:53 ut4: 27 1: 11.1
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Who the Wicked People Are.
M. Turde, a French criminologist,
' has been studying the proportion of sin-
; ~111ch among persons of the various i111
I dostrinl vocations and tho professionsin
, his country. He compares them in this
'way: Taking 10,001) of the. population
. as he finds them. In: solccts from them
. the criminals in each trade and pro-
fession. according to the records kept in
French prisons. _
1:1. Ills investigations lead him to make
the generalization Tillll’v_V‘1'()l‘klllt‘ll with
their hands are much Ices often crimi-
liuls than those who makc thcir living
with their brains, or allrgcd brains.
Among pi'ofcssional 1111111 thoworst of
all are artists, tho. best of all are clergy-
man. But; this cynical M. Turtle attrib-
utes it rather to the circumstances of
£138 lives of men of tho two classes. '1‘ ho.
clergy are rcntovcd from temptation. It
1 to pose no perfectly virtuous; thorcforo
{I they are mostly virtuous. thn they do
1‘1
13.1
commit 11 crime against. the laws, it in
eye. Artists have. no rrstranit thrown
around them and 1.111115' t1"111pl:11i1111 to 111-.
had; therefore [lity are bad. In 1-vcry
10,000 parscus ”11111 cm lit) wickt'd
Irtists 111111 only Tl wickcd priests.
It is with profound rt'gi'trc W11 rccord
that next to the artists in the ranks of
Criminals conic \vritn's, particularly
itewspaptr 1111111. 'Ilu'i'o arc 1111: 1ri111i11ul
Writers to cvt'ry 111.1100, and their lit-«.11!-
ting sin in blackmail, morn slmino to
thom. W11 I113 to Ill:;lll(l our rtadcts.
however, this is in lt'rnncc.
in America am good 1111-11.
IBII physicians who arc criminals. Iii.
workersvcith llu 11' bands.
runny no urn found in tho [trilltflllilllllrt
Progress In ('onvlt-t Labor.
“GIG that has titctn in charge.
If.“ possible istut’cllm'c.
Institutions.
at M York will probably eliottly I11-
well he followed by other states. Her
lit; Mummies: honest!
Wherwillprovull. with slight tompomturel
is a large part. of their stock in trade .
apt: to be in the. way oi 1-111buzzliug1111nr ,
Journalists
In the 10,000 I't'oplo thorn are only
flatly, the most 111111111 and law abiding
class of all is tho artisans, tho lltllllltl"
’l‘hm-rimlnals
among, tlzttn 11111 only Illl‘ll‘1flfllltl as
It It uniwrsnlly com-cdvd that it is
but to limp pcuitontiory priwnvrs 11111-
playedu-best for thoir own I11'1altl1 11nd
Morals and I11 st for tho 1311111111111 of tho
, 'l‘ho
xiiflcnlt question 11111 b11111 to employ.
'M'flthout having thoir labor t'otno
“competition with that of Iron work
mu who have fumilivs to support. The
W of leaning tIn-m out to contract.-
motto want to trot Work done as cheap-
" ,Thewimtplcn 111111211111 to be to employ
mm mutant such (mum ’ V
Ariadne It» partially solved the prob
1111;] o! convict labor ins nythn‘tiulsht
prisoneti will construct the vest irrigetg
tag c all: to add 100.000 acres to
Arizona 1 tillehlo loads. 'Ibc ions
stutci Could undertake the cons timr
0! such canals themselves. owning and
operating them after they had been built
by convict labor.
When the frost killed the Florida
orange crop two years ago, good oranges
took their flight from a large portion of
the eastern and middle scctionsof the
country. California ones there were,
but they were not quarter enough to go
around. We imported tons of oranges,
so called, from Jamaica, Sicily and else-
where, but they never took the place of
our loved, lust Florida friend. They
were not so IIWBBIIJlOI so juicy and bad no
flavor to speakof. Welcome news it is,
therefore, that the Florida orange will
again begin to sprinkle itself through
our markets by the beginning of 1897,
even if somewhat thinly. A year from
this time it hopes to be back at the old
stand—all the old stands, in fact—in
its full sweetness and fragrance. All
good luck to it and ever increasing nuntv
bcrsl
In any programme for the dismember-
mcnt of Turkey the available army of
that copntry should by no means be left
out of account. It is doubtul if, so far
as more fighting men are concerned, any
country of Europe could at short notice
mobilize a greater force. In the regular
standing army the sultan has always
140, 000 well drilled, perfectly armed
men. (locating the various classes of
rcscrvcs, them are 7130,0001111111 liable
for duty, and there are no more desper-
ate flghtcrs ’on the globe than the Turks.
Being fatalists, they helicvc they will
not die till their time comes.
The war may go on forever before
Spain will stop it until she conqucrs
Saba, says Promici' Cancv‘as. But it will
now not be so long lit-fore Spain will be
in the condition t'xc Kilkcnny cats were
when ‘thcy 111111111 thcir grout historic
ight. Then she will have to stop.
Do not unto others. what you do not
Want them to do unto vou.
Constitutional (‘t'lst-s.
There havv lJt‘t 11 times in the history
of our country \vlnn wise 1111111 haw:
doubtul \vbt'tlicr it was best for tho
United Status govorunn'ut to have any
writttn conduction, wbt'tlui it would
not have Ilt‘t 11 b1 tier {(1 us to have had
cough «3 make our constitution 11:1 we
wait along, as parliament does the Brit'-
ish constitution. 1 1.1
A v.1itt1n document, ltmvcvor clearly
and 11=.r1 fully 11111111 d, \xill always be
subject to tho difi‘t-rs-nt intcrprt'tntiom1
put upon it by dltl‘cro'tt minds. in many
cascs 1:111:11 equally liontst. Language
cannot I111 11111th exact enough for it to
be othcrwisc.
At tho wry drafting of the Unitt-d
States 1 onshtution tho question arose of
how much right a single state of the
fcdvt'ation bad and W119 to havo. Mr.
(.lworpr 'I‘icknor Curtis. in his “(fanatis
1 Illiitdlnl History of tho I’:1it.-11$t11t1'e,"
(11.111111111111111 at. tho clost' of tho llovo-
lutioutu‘y war 1 v1-1'y 111111 of tho III slates
i1:'.1l all “11' rights of 11 1511\‘1'11 inn 1.:m‘cr111
1110111. For 1121 it' mutual pi'ott'clloti, hm"-
111'11', tiny (It'ltpatcd 1111111111111 11f tlnum
{1:11:11‘1Iu11d1'r1111 constitution. 'l'odt'llnt'
11111.1115‘ what portion 11' tlnw nights rc-
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'I'mw paw 1.. VV‘hrro Will .‘ipain wt
1'... £111,1to'1.111111 111111 law urdttvtl 111111111
for 111W warchigm?
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m on public works which the state '
1 ”have done. but has not sufficient
» . to pay for. Another source or ‘
1 out for them In the making of .
j , [mothers and other articles, cloth»
m,mntnm, etc, in use in littstuto’s ,
ill)! melting and mending of public
e In cneot the best possiblo em-
mm for convicts. They are in the
”in air, they got vigorous and regular
W and they psy their may The cloth
to it sysz of rmdmeking by
Hi. In addition to this the some
”will elm provide means for the
. - . . umtnthepriscnn of all 111111-1111
QWIH the public institutions. The
i will thus 11111111 much expense
ill-em we will form, 11.11... a...
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'VV'c have hundreds of
testimonials, but Boo Ami
itscll is its own best tos-
timunial.
litty ucakc of your grocer,
right; [11 ”11' 1111111 ml govt-11111111111 tlny’
lIll'l 111.111 vvltiv l1 “‘1 bah 1.2111" 11 arc t'ul-I
FéNE CLOTHING SAVED
Sunlight
Soap
Nothing is so harassing to the feel.
tags as to have beautiful clothes
tom and eaten by the use of poor
soaps, full of iuiurioua acids. Not
only does Sunlight Soap prevent
we or and tear, it actually saves
clothes. It‘ s a labor-saver, too, be-
cause it docs about all the work
‘ itself-little rubbing and no bother.
Besides it prevents wooleus from
shrinking.
nom- Bro... 1.1.1.. Hudson .1 Hem-on 8th., 11.11.
flARlEN ”ID NOBOTON.
A gang of hoot bums—u have been com.
ntittiug lawleso acts around Noroton
Heights. It is sci-t they beat; a hog be-
longing to Mrs. J ucob Howes so that: it
died, and have been taking cans from a
milk wagon, turmng over outbuildings,
etc. Among other tricks is the placing
of dynamite on the trolley tracks near
the residence of Gt'orge Smith, in Note-
ton, for the purpose of seeing the cur
jump.
A dance will be held tonixht in Gold
on Eagle Hall by Ivanhoe Castle.
The approaches to Stony Brook bridge
open or tr..V1l
Pov. W. F. Dickcrmuu, of New Ha-
Miss L. 11. Seeley will spend Thanks-
giving with Selleck Seclcy and family,
in New Canaan.
hold a fair in Golden Eagle Hall, 170
ember 10111, lltb and 12111.
Heights.
Rev. W. L. [Eloy will spcudtho win—
plnco, ne'ar tho pond.
ucxt work.
tomorrow morning in the Congrcgmiuu
d church at 10:30 o'clock.
church are steadily growing in size, and
411m mtobonnlnmctintrm
‘ dsy morning.
» was the presentation 0! the Armenian
are now completed and the highway is
veu, will be the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Henry Whitney, Thanksgiving
day.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle will
Captain Latvia Smith has moved from
Dorian to his new house in Newton
tor in Not'otou, occupying the (.lor‘aatn.
A party of young pcople 1.1'11111'1'1111gi111:
for a straw 11.110111 5111111111111 some 1111.11
.\ Thanksgiving scrvico will be hold
The llmllt'nvt'fl at tho I’rt-sl..ytori1111
A Thain-firing novice was held Snu-
A feature 0! the service
question bye committee appomted by-
1119 session of the church, consisting of
Elder Benjamin Wood and A. N.Ry1-r-
son. A vote of sympathy was passed,
and it was decided to to can uttering-
, (or the Armenian relief fund 111111 nun- '
dtiy morning. Another Thankicivlug
service is. to be held next Wmtncedcy
waning 1117145, The alto r willbe pree-
-11t. to render assistance. and an inter-
esting programme may be expected;
W. F Smith, szatit 1! master at Ncrt .
6011. met with a and bereavement in the
tenth of his brother, Sylvester, Friday
ulterncon, and in the death of his moth-
er, Mrs. George Smith, Saturday oven-
ing. Their funcrulwns held yesterday
naming at ll o'clock, trout their late
home in Riduefleld.. Mr. Smith has the
wmpatltv of 11 boat of friends in his
great affliction.
‘Somelhing to Know.
It may be worth wmcthiug to know
that the very best; medicine for restoring
the tired out nervous system to a healthy
vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by givmg tone
to the nerve centers in the stcuiach,gc11t-
1y stimulates the liver and kidneys, and
aids these organs in throwing on impur-
ities in the blood. Electric Bitters ini.
proves the appetite, aids digestion, and
is pronounced by those who have tried
it as the Very best blood purifier and
nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for {1011 or
$1.00 per bottle at R H. Pluistcd‘s drug
store, South NorWulk. 1
The Greatest Remedy.
Mr. R. B. Greeve, merchant, of Chil-
liowic, V11., certifies that ho had Con-
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatment that money con 11
11101 are, tried all cough rcmedits he
could hear of, but not. no relief; spent
many nigts sittimr up in a chair; was in-
duced to try Dr King’s New Discovery,
and was cured by use of too bottles For
part three years has been attending to
business and says Dr. King 8 N1 w Dis-
covery is the grandest retnodycver made,
as it has done so much for him and also
for mhersin his community. Dr. King’s
New Discovery 11:1 guaranteed fut-coughs,
Coldsand consumption. It don't fail.
'I‘rtul bottles free at R. H.Pluisted's drug
store, South Norwnlk
Champion Shot at the World.
Miss Annie Oakley writes: ”Myself
and many of tho Butt‘ulu Bill Wild West
Co. have given Allen‘s Foot-ease, tho
ptiwdt‘t' to skakc into the shoes, 11 most
thorough trial, and can honestly say
that it docs 1111 if not. more. than you
claim." It instantly 1,11k1-stlio sting out
of cows and Immune. Allen's Fun-oust;
isgiccrtain cure for swbllcn, summing,
aching, blistcrcd or swcating foot. Sold
by all drugpists and shoe stores, twenty-
I‘ivo cents. h‘atnplc sent frt'o. Address
Allen S.l)1ustrd. Lo-ltuv. N. ‘1'.
Bucnttn's Armcn can.
The best- salvo in the World for c1111,
bruises .v,.or1>s 1111‘- rs, salt rheum, fever
sores, tenor, chapped hands. oliilblains,
come, and all 1- rill) etuptions, and post-
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IIORWALK, 00".
The Popular Store.
and patronage and kindness to us.
'I"HE’r ‘
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Where You Gel More Value For Your Money Then 11115.11...)
THANKSGIVING WEEK.
As the day' l5 near that our President and our Governor by their proclamations 11m: advised' us” to meet
and return thanks to Divine Providence for the many blessings and favors we have received during
the year, we are certainly pleased to return our thanks to the people of this county for their lib-
Now in order to show our appreciation of their good will
we have decided to give them a substantial Thanksgiving gilt
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A gift that if you do not
need it yourself you can donate to some poor families.
5 Tons of.
share in the drawmg.
In Our Great Cloak Room.
we shall give induce-
ments that will please.
It 1 boucle jackets at $5
each.
1’. beaver
183 98 each.
(‘1 bouclo capes, at $3.25
each
4 electric seal collar-
ettcs, at; 118 each.
11) Irish frieze jackets,
$8.25 each.
8 bouclo silk lined jack1
1211,1111; $10 each.
6 line korsey jackets,
black.bluo,tuu and green,
$11 £18 each.
Thanksgiving Linen.
154-inch Scotch damask 211250 yd; this is worth 331: any-
W lt’l‘tl.
fili~i1ltzl1 German 1lamusk,full bleached, 501: yd; you can't
match it at 1311c.
1111—1111111 Graham‘s Irish linen, 891: yd; you have always
paid ii for too 11.111111.
(1 l3 napkins, ull linen, pretty patterns, :31 dozen.
5-H napkins, all linen, to match damask, $1.25 dozen.
jackets at
rivoly cures piles or no pay required.
It- is gunman-1d to give perfect. satisfac-
titm or mo: toy n'f11111l1'd. l’t‘h't't' " 11 111111111
per box. E t’. Wet-.11 and (j. C Stillson.
Towels.
‘37. dozen damask. all loan towels. 12‘
Icgulzu‘ lilo towel.
each; this is 11
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WE SHALL GIVE AWAY .
on the eve of Thanksgiving, at 9 3o o ’,clock
I I ,
Stove Coal
OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN GOLD!
Everyone purthasing twenty- -five cents’ Worth shall receive a couponed check that will entitle them to a
We shall commence a special sale for this coming week. on
November 215:, and give away the coupons with every purchase of twenty- -five cents.
Satutday mom ng
10 dozen extra large size damask towels at 251: each; 1111 s
have all linen knotted fringe.
10 dozen large size Turkish bath towels at 12121: each
Look at these, they are immense.
Domestic Goods.
1 case 81' outing tlanncl iu stripes and checks at (to yard:
these are 10 to 12 yard lengths.
1 use white domct flannel, at 51: yard; this quality is sold
by everyone for To.
Kitchen Department.
Everything here to enhance 11 Thanksgiving dinner.
Large sheet iron pans to roast the turkey. '
Beautiful carving sets to cut‘him up.
Handsome platters to lay him out.
Beautiful plates tb serve him on.
Dainty side dishes, for cranberry sauce, etc.
Celery dishes, pudding dishes, vegetable dishes, glass salt
shakers, porcelain salt shakers, aluminum salt. shakers,
after dinner coll‘ces, tasse ct demi tasse.
Glass water pitchers, porcelain water pitchers, silver
water pitchers. p
Evcryrliiug you want to ornament the table—candle-
sticks, vace and banquet lamps, fern dishes, etc.
"Remember, this sale commences tomorrow moms
ing, Nov. 2131:, and continues until 9.30 Thanksgiving eve, .
when the lucky number will be drawn. We shall deliver
the coal to any lltltll‘t'<>l in the County. free of charge.
(31111111 early and often and got. plenty of tickets. act the
Five Tons of Coal. and keep warm'all winter.
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.‘intm' 11.11. New . AIIKJM. 11111:
M". H. R. HALE.
‘ 1,11 111 Sun-«1mm winter my turn girl
1'11” 'I I141 young one v. 1111 ufl‘u' (rd in th
w 1111' wnv. 11ml IIPI' hair had drnmswlou
a blend told me to call 11an got a built
of Ilulo' 11 Compound Quinton
growth and a clown hmtlthy Ft'nlp.
M111 ( ll l~1.t.\'r.
Hales Compound tilt
MAKES T HE HAIR GROW I! .
1111111 11 “111111111 with 11 severe scalp trouble. l
the oldest 01.111.111.11: so bad that all the.
hair on tho 011.1111 of hot bond fell out, .
.tnd Ilmsmlp 11111111 mass of son's 11ml '
in a 111101 11111111111- as noo‘ 1- hand lw as in~
11 111111111 tntu‘kctlu 111 to a pltyelcianulwn
lditl and
11111 pleased to say that twubottlee client-d
«complete care; new hair grow on tho.
baldspots, and they now have a full
.THANKSGIVING.
Hello!
T EL! PHONE CALL, 58-2.
Arc wc rendv 11» IIII vour Thanksgiving order did you say. ’ Vth y,e< With the finest and daintiest articles of Edibles that over.
glut Cd 2t itltlt‘ ”fl. Cklcd a
1.1111», orange-.1111! Icmou p
.v'unsh and Dudley 5 man
Iron s of {11111 that (an be procured
palate
Ccl, (11111114111101 cheriics and 511i 111} pure 311‘. cos
ed pumpkin
Fit ~t you “.1111 to 11-1 ready I )1 y 1111 ft utt Cake and I‘llllltt‘: pies.
For pumpkin pics \"6 have Hubbard, Boston Marrow
A complrftc stotk of 111.111 5 11111 nuts large (lllSl‘T r.111.,.ins oranges, prunes. apples and all
Web have a lull line 111 ftui s an I V1: gctmlcs in glass, including string and wax beans tomatoes,
We have fancy new raisins cur-
111.19, ZlSlKl'iIglh mushrooms, Cherries, pears, piuc- apple pc;1cl1cs,quiu,ccs blackbmrics cition plums, Preach cherries 111 Marasquin,
Wt i:l111dcn 51111111 barrios I1
(lomt' Silt:
Cheese, Cheese!
1:5,ct1
English plum pudding nuisance pit: ktcs oltvcs, trulllcs m 1yonise droning, catsup, imported and
1.11115 and jcllics. and other articles in this line: too numerous to mention.
Sago choose Old Engli sh 'ancy full crcam, imported Swiss, Neufchatel, Pltilcrcam, Societie Roukefort, Fromage dc Bric, Imperial,
Clubhouse, Pineapple l’.1
Turkeys, Turkeys!
Y IiS—V cs 11! 1' 1.11151: we 1111' going to It tvc turkeys mfint' young ltoinc dtcssed turkeys.
mansion and Van Rossetti Edam thccsc.
G1: 1 1'11 11 order in early and secure one (:00
bombs-5ulliat'cclm"1 Ctanhcrrios sweet pottt 1115 white 01110113511151: 1hymc,1;oul11y seasoning and everything to make your
II 1111k~g1wnc toast it succ
1h 111 a «toll. 111111; I ctris I111
IILII 1115. 1:11 '11 1:
css and one that your guests will c1110y
111—-.IUST YtIUTRV ll
txlllllllttl in tho Norwalks
gton Street,
SAVE
Half
Your
Coal
BIII
By using the
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Perfection
Funeral [theater
and Embetmer.
and try it. “powwow;
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157w. ’RAVMOND,
without add nonal expense for
Iuél
Call and See it Repairs for any
stove: that's made
u Vie-mane» and. TH
u. Hem-m. Hotel IOIWILH PMTIIH ‘ HF“. Ell
M “WWW Md“.
Radiator
Ilcats .11Ij1ining or upper room;
It can: Magnoli- Brsnd Milk, 2511
Sugar cured Shoulders, per lb, ‘1?“ 6 bid
Gene 0111! Cranberries, per qt., 5o
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HERE WE ARE AGAIN!
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER zist, ;
WE WILL HOLD ANOTHER OF ()I'R 1
POPULAR SATURDAY SALESI!
REMENBER THESE PRICES HOLD GOOD FOR
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2|, ONLY.
Let me tell you then: is nothing nicer or will be more appreciated
‘I on w l! make-11 mistake if you don t have nice sweet, rosy butter and rich, de-
"Ibis Is the place to get them. Call and see the grandest and the fullest display of fancy and staple groceries ever
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