, gumnteed the
MM in. Every
be made to In:
; change. coil-
” a right unless
by -: o'clock in the of.
before the change
hae n Circular
other-weir and it:
Mulder-only. that tip
7 on of the Iothei
Our press room I:
finflnrtleere and Viil‘
It tide ‘ Low Didi
2:51 l on
._ in a great instru-
.. mule stood around
V‘ ht In evening’s on-
to make converse.
they con ‘now all
ethnic “and converse:
duly ureter. For i {
, ‘ to‘tulk- when a‘
W” I. he when a poet-
” down to make C
_ v ' music iron
to the proceee about
in» average dentist win
‘ ”MW ' ““9”,
”none does give but
to be silent. it no in
heaven for that
the incessant chat-
, loo-called eociebli
lg ,rnueic coming to.—
" pile and grapho
ophouee. and all
. " and "graphs." it:
thoroughly mixed in
which he has heard 0i
dill these wonderful in-
: we have the plant
ileum-«our iorefathen
mm the witches wer-
m. if they had heart
invention- of today.
muting ever take the
W voice. not for ring
L hat [or every day nee?
inetruineut _ which
r. million multil-
Melt. meet and low
, lit the western sea.” is
.. thing to woman." or tin
, . t end bold and atroue
.. powerlu man. What
‘W. in tnllueuce'.
__ llodo' heart- end Milt
L‘Wlth it. too. they foru
W lmproulpne one:
of little children. I!)
tillilielte empiree. de
, and rule their woridt
"mil." What mic it
written word. Thai
“ ‘ J: dull. deed paper and
' " divine instrument
bruth of life. Tht
M we read in Ilium.
‘ mine. unkind!“
with round out tron
W orator—-
‘ . into our very
"hide hem ‘ e‘ action.
T
lib . .
the midgeoeretuouy. .
'll’ho‘re would
Module homeboy the
' ‘ Woe mediate lit into
have "tube the or three of them. pert
hope. imagine—the one With:
. the minieter would eontmenee "Do you
prom-e to love. honor. cherish?" Thea
. the neondwoold hreehiu with its.
deep. rich tenet. 5"! do." flow it ,
'lecilitate mutton. There would be no
embarrassment. no lettering.
would
Not
cruelly. but manure the instrument
' should get out of order. Then it
[night not more like thin: "Do you
eoleniniy profiles to love. honor and .
cherub. to have and to hold!"——end.
something» being wrong nonrewhere,
the phonograph ehould repent over
and over. “to hover‘u'nd to hold; to have
and to menu hereund'to hold.”
the bride 'were’h 'apinkter of ’a very
certain age.
who bud been eagerly
looking forwm'd to the nonunion for.
years. It might express lier sentiment
at ’ evaluation with having at last
touched her soul-vibe nuptial
But it would not be exactly aolemn.
would it ‘3
~—.__
. ,We propheay that one of the next
lads of the faddilh will be an Edison-
inn wedding. with the phonograph to
play "lahengriuJ' and little graphe-
phonee gowned in white and tied up
with blue ribbon bows to take the vown
and pronounce the blessing. And all
the bride's friends would say after-
wards “Wasn't it too cute for any-
thing?“ unless they were envious.
when they “would be more apt to ex-
press themfim in thin wine. "Will's
grophophone spoke so low i couldn't
hour "—1 don't believe he loves her."
What on American to.
The Torre Home Guwtto is not sure
in its mind whnt constitutes n real
American. It thinks the original red
indian doe- not till the bill, even when
he is improved, for when he reached
diet state he is alwnyn improved out of
(flamenco New Englanders of for de-
cent drink they are eirnon pure Amer
leans. It) does the Dutchman when
blood doles back to Dietrich Knickero
hooker. The creole: of [outdone might
put in name claim to be the real Amer-
icans. as might likewiao the grandchil.
loci and grentvgruudobildren oi the old
Lime Pennsylvania German
The Torre Route (Suzette disputed
who of these chime. It merely wiahes
2n panning to cxpreee Iomo hintl for the
guidance of that rest swarm o! prudent
lay importation: from foreign lends
who come here and propose to immedi-
ttely take a hand in running this gov-
nmnlent. The (Janette says:
it is time one thing were very clearly under
deed by all the manner- who
vor no will “Dir ~~iety end that
country ill M undo and in not waiting
{or them to rah. it: the! it taint ea lunch
l nltloli.‘ with en well defined end a dietinct
l politic“ life had
to in-
mi "iii
‘ u Gormnuy u.-
dughnd oa- Iranee. Illi- fect oleerl under
need will now the newcomere e greet deal at
, trouble. in our forlorn Intern end our local
yell gorerninont wu Sud the WM idea,
And it ll Joel on dillereut from the licence and
the mull-m which route conceive to be the
American idle or on be. it in union for (or-
eign newwnim to bolt their head- mint
thi- idea; it will injure their hulls.
Dr. Sheldon Jacloion nggeete that
the Klomiike miners may keep (rem
Mill] through the winter by ebootiug
moo! thewildreindeertbeureoow
abundant in the Yukon. Relays fur-
ther lhatif hehndbeen authorised by
ourgevernmmttodoeohewnldbythir
time bevelled illll W reindeer“
st. lilcheel'l. wheretheyeouldbeutil-
inedtooonrey dead from the poetnp
llteYuhonalIWiuter. 0! wall is
not ponibleloroueat ediefinoelrom
thounodleotiontojudgefl tillage.
hutltlehardteudmteudwhy. when
die daring-oi supplied-in the Klondike
were enamored. two noodle ego.
lhereindeerwmnot hurriediorwml.
Mm will plentyof time listen
yetitledlficulttoreewhyihmieoot
tine. Juknuuyeereindurcenmke
bmndhipfronfltllohul’eiollew-
nuOityand hokiuleurioeixwelhl.
healing?“ pounded Weed!“
item like proper wine iimthe
murdlnmedtooerm
“domicile-Iceman.
uphipfi'reiltuedellle
m
n- Weill the mm W
dewmflhm‘m ‘
altar. -
cum bit this! news.
been wuhod la ailment] in n towel and
ironed while ltie lineup. Ribbon is prone]
between two papers when it in half dry.
Spots of oil point may be removed from
wearing epparel by wetting the plum with
turpentine and rubbing it hard with a
woolen rug. '
Women whose skin chaps lint] burns one.
lly abould never venture out of doors with-
out a veil. ' .
The picture given in today’s issue allow-
e minute of black crcpode chine. The
skirt. which in gnthercd around the waist.
to trimmed with npplh-utlonu oi while loco
nod hoe an undershirt of block satin. The
bodice is ahirrod and closes at the loft side
under a futile 0! white mouiwllne do solo.
The sleeves are shim-d to which the cor-
iege. and the belt and culhtr ll!“ of white
utin. The hat. of ehlrrcd black cmpc do
chine, le-illlnmed with red twee.
.lvou: cucuer.
HUMOR 0' THE HOUR.
Ferrou- Hobhe we: a romaine: old
American dmlgor. Illa mt delight
iron to secure the attention 0! some one
while he epuu n yuru about the antenna
of his boy Zeke.
“All. " did old Hobbs one day as he
bud fairly tired his auditor. “Zeke in
the most remarkable boy lever set eyes
onl Hoielike liloold dud; you can't
he more mmvent him than you ken
e woodchnclr. You recollect that choice
apple true that grew at the bottom at tho
hill near the enliup fence? Wool. i tell
you. 1 we! mighty Irvin of than there
apples. 1 forbid Zeke toohiu 'em. as
they brought 5 high price in the market
and every one counted. but he would
get 'em in spite of too it wee his way.
you know. and all pollen-ed wouldn't
atop him. One day l «tight the young
Icapegrem npiu n free studio his molt
with fruit. I) l dotcnnined to punish
him for it.
" ‘Eaeltiel. my son.“ «ty- 1. ‘yonr la-
mer is calling yew—route down l'
”i thought I‘d be aort of persuasive. no
it would ielcb him, but he melt u rat
and didn't budge In inch.
“ ‘1 can't. dad: thewpcalry npplee are
in my way.’
'3 ‘Zeke.’ 1 continued slowly. for my
dander begun to ride. ‘come down~
me down thie minnit. or l'llcut down
the tree and let you tell.’
" You at. my poor old limbe wouldn't
permit in ehiuniu up the tree after the
boy. to l to take other mend
" 'Oh. no. you Won't. dedl' mid Belle.
'Only think how you'd mourn if you
couldn't nail the epploe to not tholold
leath'er wallet thet'e locked in the bit.
mu '
"That we too much-to have my own
boy to more the of purlintony. So
whetdoee ldobnt gettheex eudont
sway oi the bottom of the tree
"‘wefll «114de the troewu
ebont hell out. 'wlll come down
now and me 3
“ 'tlever mind. M’uldhe. ‘laio‘l
mliln' .,
"it wee no nee: loouldn't {emit hint
theiwey. mlehoppedaweyetthem NI
till it began to eweyeod tell lathe
ground with e or"-
“Whatneodcmhedfanr own boy!"
Idoenleied hie horrified m.
-"ilolhyel ebolklt'repiledllobbe.
winking y.
me it over an. In
no crawled out
emotion. (loneli- and Guide. They
, do not old: yo «to bill. before My
lug. “Thin ” ‘
- WORN“.
“You weldn'l .
’ ' ,_ ,1‘0 comm-a
Edith]! on no time to
" new entitle m
. wmmvery. turtle»
;* alww [you .
great merits or thin truly wonderful
remedy. end their you whet ruuhc
accompliehed hy‘iihe regular aloe hot-
tle. Thirds no experiment. and would
be dimeiroue to the proprietors. din
they not know it would inveriahly
cure. lily of the beat physician: (to
now until: it in their practice with
ere-t reunite. and are relfllll on it in
moot revere cues. it is guernnteed.
Trial hottlee tree at It. ll. Piaietedfr
drug etore. Regular sin. 50 cents and
$1.00. ‘ ' \ -,
Judge Cherlee G. ltoot. of Water
bury. it about to build a handsome ree-
ldence in the eutern port 01 the town
of Milford. on the shore of the Houae~
tonic river. near Washington bridge.
BUOKLIN’S ARNICA SAINE. -
The best salve in the world for cute.
bruises. sores. ulcers, enlt rheum. fev-
n-r sores. letter. chopped bonds. chil-
blnine. come end all skin eruptions.
and positively cum; piles; or no pay
required. it is guaranteed to give per-
fect antlelnctlon or money refunded.
Price twenty-dye cents per box. ‘lt‘m'
sale by R. lfi‘flflet’gihl '
A good many more poo
turkey on the coming Thanksgiving
Day than there were. one year ago
They can afford it this year.
’l‘lll COMING WOhIAbl
Who goes to the club while her hue
bond tends the bnby. as well no the
good old-fashioned women who looks
utter her home. will both at times get
run down in health. They will be
troubled with ion of appetite, head
aches. sleepleuneee. fainting or din;
spells. The most wonderful remedy
for these women in Electric Bitters
Thousands of sufferers trout Lame
Buck and Wonk Kidneys rile up and
call it blessed. it ie the medicine for
Female complaints and Nor»
vous troubles of all kinds are noun ro-
lieved by the use of Idlertric Bitters
Delicate women should keep (his rent
edy on hand to buildup the eyuytein.
Only 50¢ per bottle. For sale by R. ll.
l’leieted.
H. 0. Hovermeyer. who was opera-
ted upon for appendicitis ten days ago.
in very comfortable. llie rompioto re-
covery in now looked for.
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rev 3 IO‘I'TLE
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PLAI‘STED’S
GOUGH
...REMEDY...
25 and 500.
ILW‘V’ dill“.
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um tum um.
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.. .v or a-ve u re y... II r. on u no .-
needed no lewvetn-Ilvtedeolltlee
OUR TEA TRADE
--. on
be:
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the ‘
‘7. Covered Giana (lbeeae Dishes. ltir.
. iii-inch (lake Solvers. 21c.
- and 25c per pound.
" Washington St.
South Iorwelk.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, per lit.
law Sugar corn. per one.
low leple Syrup, strictly Pure. gallon ones.
oasiwiiilalfin3%a364;;toriiorpoipoipcqiogpggmm
:. . . ._""ilrieo'r.ei.eeo eebqe‘fhr rot-omit onion. .
‘ , flammmvee mmVelueelo ‘ " ~ ‘11 ‘ . _‘. ‘ ‘ .
THE STORE whore PEOPLE, BUY. '
.t.
melting and inspecting when they "by. ‘rhoy ”rotten. Ills-rd lest 'Rotumo '
T for Denny lo “talent,
warren Heal uncoouizt. Ito vntu‘u.
' Show is Second Considerdtlon with lie. ' Value. First and Always;
"I“. THAT T‘lnlt FOR 'I'HI. WIIK: . L
IOIIS‘HG‘. hill”.
i care unbleached 4—4 Remnants. 10 snitch Bleached Denali. 25c.
lo 20 yard lengthe. do quality. to yd. Winch Halt Bleached Linen Damask.
1 cone White Domet Remnants, 4c yd. 324:.
1 core Gingham Romania. 30 yd. 1 doaen All Linen Napkins. ”.00.
i one 10c Outing Fianna. 8e yd. 2 large ell-linen Towels. 25c.
\ 5 piece: twoatone Whipeord. would
be cheap at 81.50; this week. 81.00.
8 pieces heavy Drop d'ete. Every-
body likes this cloth. We own thin
particular quality. $1.25.
NONI“ 'IID "IIIIUIII.
300 pairs Men's mixed cotton Box.
“Cut Iron" brand. the greatest weer-
ing stocking in the what. 2 pnira for .
25¢. -
Iii) dos. Boye‘ "Crack-winch" ribbed
stockings. our own make, worth 19c to
pair; mo pairs for 250.
100 pairs Ladies” heavy cotton deeded
and cashmere stockings. in black. inn
Oemlertehlee m liaeketa.
1 one heavy winter Comfortablee. title.
1 one smooth. soft cotton Comforts.
worth 81.25, for thin eele 950.
100 pairs beautiful white Blankets.
well worth $1.00. thin sale. 690‘.
75 pair wool Blankets. would he very
clienp at 83.00; this onto. 32.25.
"Dub.
400 do; Ladlee' Pique Kid Gloves.
value $1.25 per pair; this week, $1.00.
25 don. indie." l-bntton' f'nehmere
Gloves. soc. '
Dillii 30005.
10 pieces new and handsome
lures in llrees (loads. 290.
l?!-
nirentn pennant.
and bulbriggnn. worth 390 a pair; this
454nm Fields. in silk and Wool. 60c. week 25c.
Oil licoteru. will heal a large room, 52-inch Ladlee‘ Cloth. in all colors, mo doz. Men's white lleeeed and gray
.3439: all wool. 5W. ' double bar-k and front ehlrta and
Lamp Shades. all colors. 5;! ouch. 15 pieces Novelty Suiting. well worth
.i’dh'. for 390.
to pieces Drop d'ete: all colors and
block; others unit Silk) per yard; we
sell them at the.
in THE POPULAR atom noon.
' We cannot piaile our Jock»- enough. Our great ales convince
no that the Styles and Prices ere right.
drawers, all sizes from 34 lo 48: excepc' g
iionul value. ouch 50c. '
25 doz. lodles‘ wool ribbed Vents. in
long and short sleeves. regular 75c:
while they last, 600.
Hand Lumps, complete. lzr.
kitchen Lumps. complete. 24c.
Ladies’ Jackets, from $5.00 to. $25.00.
ladies’ capes. from $2.50 to "2.00.
Illitil UNDERWEAR.
25 doz. Night Gowns. title: you el-
wnye pay lik- for the some.
25 doz. Night Gowns. 39c: you never
now better one: at 60c.
CAN.
3 ulna. Silk Pope. 25v. .
(i don. Silk Cape. the.
i: doz. Sill; (laps. Slur.
it) due. 'l‘arn O'Shnntere. lilr.
.8 doc. Tani O'Shantera. 49c.
UIIPPE IS.
in dmr... all new styles. in llunuolctio.
980 and “.25.
l
10 Dozen Plaid Wei-ta. with White Collar. 19 diil’erent plaide. All New. This in Our and Everybody: $1.00
Walsh. Washallmekeerunooithemwhiletheyleet account-ouch.
BOSTON Sllllll. Gilli. Milli Mill Will STREETS, lllllllllll.
-(”l-(“l—ifll—t“l~(“l~l”l" “
.. .
T A , f—($$l»(”l~(ilk-(”P4”)-—(”l-4-(”l-—-(fll~i”l-l“l-—i”l-(”l-*
SAURDYS s‘S 'IC SI!
——(m——itt)~m>-m)-—lm—-mi—-L 990m 33h a 0
. g~t88l-—ifll--(”l——(fll-—i”l-tfll-~i$$l~lfll-*tale—("lr-(fll—("l—
l .
We own-- for Cash at Inter-o or on Delivery:
9le Schumncker'e Rolled Outs. 25c.
lluiigurinn Flour. 7th.- bag.
Fancy State Creamery llutter. 22c
liba Fancy Carolina litre. 250.
.. 2 Bottled l’ure Honey. 25¢. ‘
2 Large (funk Poached. Apricots
Plume. 250.
Elbe lions Milk Crackers. 2hr.
:ilbu Dandy Oyster Crackers, 250.
3 pnekagee Mince ideal. 250.
1 Bottle .5 due. l’irklee. 250.
ilr: ‘n-ul. can. title; 3 Ion can. 80c.
1 quarts Crunberriee.
tiolden Crown Buckwh t.
We package.
2 Boxes New Honey. 250.
We can give you a bong-up coffee at
20c per pound.
new France. 4 pounds. 260; 3 pounds.
"r 13c end
Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter,
280 per pound.
Northileld Creamery Butter.
printe. 28c per pound.
2i Qllllflil l-‘nury New Large Murrow
will
lit-ens. 25c. linked Henna. 5c and like per can. 251-; 2 poundo. 25c.
Fine White h‘ut Mackerel. new. 70 2 Cone Extra Fancy Corn or Penn. 2 puuude hitched or Apricot: for
each. 250. 25o.
Romemhor we loll Nothing but lieu-clone Condo. and than. Donal-l Prince hr
SATURDAY ONLV.
Charles E. Seymour.
we». 'LOCdln‘ 0'00.“
SPECIAL PRICES FORSATURDAY.
Tho following prince or. for Saturday. November title. only.
tile
1.
so
7!
as.
$1.00:
two
Sugar Cured Home, per lh.',
New Guillermo Prunes, per lit.
1 cake: Dublin’s Seep,
20 lbs. Beet Granulated Sugar.
New York Grocery ‘ Company.
Donovan Building. Iouth flow-lit.
an and 8" Hole inane. Kuwaiti. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler