r. “it.
. expressions from parties
Virtue at being on the spot
olllt'ldl felillonwrith the
[fitment the)!“ Hov-
-,ttut rested” telegraphed the
tydeluotfin iii Gangrene.
"hnexprouflmziittheir views
‘m “tuition lid their re-
ntti tides thereoi’ Their re-
(led hereto. form an inter-
d. instructive symponium oi
hen and conservative utter—
iltt the important matter. from
_ will be seen that while Con»
strongly determined to see that
. ‘ l honor is maintained in Olll‘
with Sonic. and that that flil‘r
‘ ft permeated with the semi-
. Cuba shall be freed. there is
‘ revnillng disposition to trust
“dent and uphold his hands in
recommendations that he
dilate as a solution of the prob—
ATOR JOSEPH R. "AWLEY.
“president. to whom the consti-
commits the tonduct of interna-
iiliql’otintionn. has won the ap-
. I! of the whole world by his tall“
31. sennlble and pntriotin attention
high duties. He knows what
7- lb; he desires peace: peace with
, of course. We can trust him
Whole Congress has most remark
tainted him. When he iinde that
.reonlttlikely to be satisfactory u.
notion can be "filmed, he will in)
. whole cave belon- Gangrene and to
W the decision delivered by the mt-
n“till ithrough ltlt chosen T'Ppl'f‘lii'lllll
~ Mr. McKinlcy will emml jnmi
.l n HAWtJtv
_ 33111511”! ORV" LE ll Pl A'I'l'.
’ Ky flown as regards the (‘uhnn altu
cannot be communltatcd in n li‘l
hie despateh nor would any gum
goonmpliehctl by their pttitlittttiot
fit thin time in the nenspapom flnt
thing I can say: That tho preside hi. it
which. can he. and should lw
ll"! trusted to represent tho intero-m
Wand dignity of the United fitatcti’
.; . , 0. ii. PLATT.
CONGRESSMAN N. ll. SPERRY.
The Cuban slumtion at pmwnt i.
tilts Onions. W hat the outcome wii
pm canon. tell Many furor ilfln'lill't.
positive attion. i llilnl: the 54ml
Mt here lit I'murohlt to the little-Inn
dance of Cuba, \' o sl’lv‘ititi
GRESSMEN llllJ \Nll HENRY
core in favor of rtsxlltlifltiii for tht
Mlle and independence for i'nbn
Mlly li‘ ponihio, but nothing pin
to benccepted i: l mm.
l: s HENRY.
4226861116835!“ i u m
. Rl'fifll’zll
Carbon qilthlinil lli'dlliil: milition
W policy the lllllt'ilt'nfli‘lll‘l: ot' i'ttlm
5357M [he'fldmlnlhlrllliilll to Pllm‘l llllr
MIL i‘ll.\Rl.HS .\. lil'HSEH.
”IKBBY 07 m NEWS.
7 A Ipct'llil tltblt- al-etmtth from lint
We relmtin that tip Spanish pitiril.
1‘ hyerlnhly rilmttwiltg the pmlmltlll
H of war and hmrlui ltlt'pdlvlllttli
5“ "being mndv tor the protection it.
the are maid.
mute were noiny men in both hon»
of the Littlttlature in Albany. mm
“ born on both siltlioi indulged ll
». ' permmni ntlnrku on their ml
Slim.
Million: Swill”. rambler oi the (‘liwnr
Direct Sutlrrtial bunk ill l’hilmlt-l
I: aociinml of mint-tiling the root
- tion of that invtitntion by im—
1": dieting the uttmnm of till
“it.
“mm.mww_.m
become chairman of the board
of the New York i'cntrnl.
. Nickel Plate and Michigan
I. 8. Fl. Clllowny will moon
B. Lee nnrrnmim-d and one
3 ”56,000 ball. HP declares
What! nothing to tin with lmtru
“w!
Wilden! batteries have been
from Port Mullenry. Blltl»
with Dr. than Kiowch
mom end rmmn charge
W KKOWilltl. .
have toned s friend in
w owning competent "
' Pf tin nmr-nt sntl remain it good nom-
O
rhoysreno lore Dimpntnble as a
Rule than the Shop girl.
”The lll’liliil‘l hominid in much milk
utuierntood." said recently an Ameri-
can who has spent a year in Eng
land. and. according to his own story.
in. or ought to be. an authority on the
elllrjtil'l, "Just as Engliahmt'n. alter a,
“law wreks' stay in this muntry. write
i hook lull of wrong ttlmill America's
mom cherished institutions, so Ameri-
‘nu manner visitors to England bring
norm- itnpressiom about what is lip"
potently n lllllWflP’k of titr- lirltinh
llti'ullr that are equally laltw if not
'tiilull} malicious. ‘The American vis-
tint :Jtttpmtttly rtrtitludes that n ino-
lllltli is. no hitter than she ought to be
it til": i» a bitrptnid. rill» reasoning
in man 3, in mi! upon Wit: it he has
«411 (ll world in“ ‘pretty traitor
girls in ilw mum rt saioom wltlth
timnlahui how u M 1m nr more )1 .‘ntt
Sign xdjomnn dim works in a drink
tug that» irr-ttitt-ntc- d ii) men hill be rr
flullillll in his opinion Ills opinion
o. sit. on: lit nut in. in.» {.wt th: at in this
tutlttry to-spmtnltll w-omtn do not go
in rilllv’t lire:
"Now all Engliali. or lrish. or St-Mrh
girl lit-romp» liyllill‘fllllltl just no glt'Ts
their ltelnome elnrpmlmeu Sh.) ptvt’rm
it to lump. n nttrvmit for ”W pay. it?
.hmtgiffitnnll. l; mnrr', and, while" the
limits mv- . ti'll longer, hill‘ in {Poor and
ii :tm i'illl'. ri‘l'fi more or what who run
sill-w llli’. Time is no more rcntton
{m completing imrnmidu tllsropuinillt
in :t ilili' than for m considering elmit
itit'lr. ‘l‘llt lli'l':1t‘fil't or flii'l'i. whirl. l.»
.tppnuntiy ll inn-in {or that opinion. i:-
;t Hatmtn for the tipwmlic. .\ lmt‘nmlil
lfl‘ll .t‘fltil'ilh wiry monomer who lli
'mr tun tum ll ulmtv or lfl'lll‘V lwr no.
t'imly me .i prohibit» lllllllillill. liml flit
ivrmpwi nl' itinlt‘itnony ism-pa her twi‘
lir‘llliirll. Slit» lllti-i tint-1 not only n tvzi-
mti for ritmmitig lior worm-r which the
Jump”! lurk». but also on additional
2mm to: rvmnlnlhg vix'ttlmm.
i'l’ umm- lltt'l’" nrt» dim bumble bar
to: lllfi jllnl .i! iltvl’o' .it'v ulinrv-putnitlv
.ilrillil‘ll‘lli. lttni, mi thorn or» alien-punt»
ltlw n lillll'tie'irl. l Mn tint iitqtiuititwt
with m untold-w in Mill nimpttlt‘is, but
i inn» hunt/.11 no end of llilllllltlllh, and
in. nttt whom i t-nllivnml “mt mm
bully othvrwltte than rtmtwrtnhlv The
’0!" .4 whom I had my llillllli)‘ l til-l
1w «ultimo, With our» lmrnmttl i
twnt out-v to church. with number I
mi'thrntlml. til". wrou- ii inuillmm
Mr hood and hot lvlll'l‘n wvro do our»
.w'iiy opoliml no ;i Vain-ear Klrl'o.
“.~‘lll(‘l“llltmi. trimming irmn the inn.
cunt“ llrwl in a Mlllltiii born. iltKlW
rim a bormniel m‘tttlttn't live in mwh
on. Hot when of mmirttty Wtilllil ltw
mmu 1m blunted that n‘morni downfall
would follow. They torgot that the
0!“an of the barmaid chanted! tho
conversation of an Mull-h public
liomw. l'vc heard u rnitmnn removed
by n lmi‘rtulm mmtmnion with. ’A lady
’enre tvot you my.’ for tuning the mutan—
llve 'hltmtly.‘ ll word which with on
contains more amwittiion with the
Spaniarde in Cuba than with impropri-
eiy or profanity.
"The Engllnh ohjm‘llon to barmaid»
in 3 wherein" one. They tiny that
the presence of barmaid: «montage»
hqnjthy otherwise: would. or should.
in order to thirty the minty oi the
Mr divlnltin at public banned They
may be right. I at- not in a milled
to meet thin AWMtN’a-Nn Tort
flint.
Glen “"5“. having m fimk‘m‘ and lint then drink more.
‘ fly the department oi all“? in
the South
limit was attending the auction at
Nortvnik Boston
5.»”V.‘
every nuel'noon at 2 o’clock, and
Hominy, Wednesday 0nd going-day
Evenings at 7:15 o’clock. Thermoel-
est of great bargains every day.
Scum NORWALK BOSTON STORE.
"8 Washington Street.
When out driving why not harem eye to
Comfort and Style?
it not!» you nothing uim ill the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND
SALES STABLES.
”or tumor.“ iil'" all ill-la'lwu. including
tlw lain: upturdnto
litblitr Tired Carrillo ind Coaches.
snowmen re min-n titr Wotitling‘. lu-I't'pliutu
and other «mutt-tom.
Driven- in liver} wiwu dwiml.
Oscar H. Banks,
(slimy-nun to 1!. It. Damn
Tv‘utlibth-ll‘l’r'rl'll 11ml ruiint toritt tiny part
of the lawn.
Telephone call, AM.
ll.i.,ll.iiTtiiPilTilTR7limelaile
in clfect November :8 1m.
LEAVE SOUTli NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. ll.——lz.5lls. 4.85:, 5.45:. 0.15. 6.55.
7.13, 7.50:, 8.17:. 0.03:, 0.80, 0.883.
10.35:. 11.81.
i’. hi.-—i:l.4lx. Lil. 2.30:. 8.04. 4.07.
5.05:, 5.33, 5.55:. 6.41. 7.56:. 0.11, 10.20.
SUNDAYS.
A. Ila—12.53:. 4.551. 5.451. 9.15.
P. ll.-6.43, 7.23. 9.28. ‘
LEAVE NEW YORK [’03 8001'}!
NORWALK.
A. [-42.0330 5.00. 0.00. 7.00. 0.00:.
0.00:, 10.03:. 10.06. imbs. 11.03. 12.02.
P. M.——i.04, 2.00:. 3.03:. 3.30:. 4.028.
mm. 4.30:. 5.02:. 0.00:. 0.08. 7.00. 0.00.
0.30.
SUNDAYS.
A. 1—12.02”. 0.00. 730.
’ Dir—0.00.
LEAVI SOUTH NORWALI ’03
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—i.li. 1.20:. 0.32. 1.43. l“.
0.11:. 10.06:. ".081. “.02.
l’. M.—-iz.02x. 1.31. 1.06:. 4.”. 5.17.
0.27. MOI. 8.4!. Ml. 11.15.
Bridgeport. in Addition to shove. p.
111.. 2.42. 5.04:. 7.20.
BUNDATI.
A. Inuit. 1.20:. 1.41. 0.11.
P. lbw-7.16.
no it indicates m
Was
do“
"7. I. "'3.
MM. 4% min Street.
“I.“ a (1"
AHMIVMDMMhflM ”II
mmmmmmnmama:
”mum ta the m m wit
and Metallic”
PRESERVED omen
Store,
u). ’é-a
The Fluent in the
Market.
2| Cts a Can,
Five cans for $1.
m
Pretend :Slnrbetties, .
nEucwbs FLAVOR,
Samuel (ignition, it’s,
4.
72 North tutu Street.
intone Plots and lulitttiots
’ Planet it. Cultivators and
Seed Drills.
Mi... w...-
llil’llllS I’llll SillMlllSE FLOWS.
2 Wheel cultivator, ”.50.
Steel Garden Forks. 500.
" loner. “ 370.
“ link», :00.
" liay Forlt, .lle
“ lions, in.
l'onltry wire. 31.: pct ill! uplan- {014.
in full mile.
Jewett nml Atlantic white
“.50 pct l0" [utiltitlm
.... Arm
Contioci, ilttilnt i no":
Hardware Store.
112 Wultlturlon 9L. bio. Norwnllt.
lend.
or...“ film: oh"; 21.” ..... don’t
full to vii-it the new mini yttni.
iiolliuiiloal, 5350
I'd! 101i.
Hay and Grain.
Althea curled st ammo prim.
All mien lmnnrily tilled tutti nib-
fneilon gut-renter-
vun and Mice. Whit-t meet. mm at
Haywood.
mm 5 Gran.
lineman»;
ammonium.
immanent
lllli‘llllllillllflllt.
mammoth-cum M
stocko
NEW PRESS GOODS.
Lndloo' 500 Rubin".
children's no Rollin".
Mon" .01: our.
Mon'o tnnmolflhoos.
Mott's flaunt humor.
Mnn'n Onlf Ohm.
Man's Working 8M0...
Man’s Hip Boots.
on0' Donnell one...
made upon it.
Read
then
Profit.
Upon the first tymptoms of
s cold, procure a box 01 Dr.
Marlond's Aceton. Take oc-
eordlng to directions snd it
my save you from s long
and painful little-s.
ACeton
will anthem: 80de-
echo. and mnlgls; don
lo! M the m
Cutflum
“—mw
Acetott Medical Co.
MYSTIC. WNW.
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
ran a: m or
Furniture. Pianos,
. niacin. Covariance.
etc» etc. etc.
no em mutt n
.Tnyiorltfloidcn’s
Ill him at hind In.
14 Veggie-Ind. u. m
INSURINCE.
“WEE“
nonfien' r and hiltltgll' 3 Shoes ,
with known manufacturers sheet that will beat
any bargain on the top of this earth. '
Mloooo' 0nd outlaw-1'0 film-s. worth from $1. 25 to“ 00.:
”011'. Win”!- Runnotn. north $0.00.
onu' Doubt. Iolnyfihops. worth
THEO. OLSEN,
Washington It. .0. Norwalk.
Jucobilidmvton. m
e loge
_i};iv
K0 BACK “USERS
0.01:» so 00 01th», on.”
Lotti-0' I so Clio... III
* uam' 3.00 one». no
Lamar too the». nu .
Ladlo‘n’ a.» one». so. .
$8.30
worth 4.00. 100
worth 4.00, 3.00
worth 0.00, 1.05
worth 2.00. Lao
worth 3.00, 1.00
worth 3.00. 2.:-
z.00. ‘ 1.00
worth 1.20. 009
The Business Men
of the Norwaiks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How Do We, Know ?
Because at our tspidly snd eteddily increasing business..which has
been and is advancing until We now’ iind it necessary to keep our
composing and press departments in operation tiny and night,
our engineer ands busy moments
whirling engine trom getting a hot hot: because of the great demand
and
in preventing his constantly
The Tendency of the Times
is toward a higher grade of printing for the use of business. mercan-
tile and proleuiontil men. and in fact,
printer's art. because they realize that printed matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design, and careful execution. is in
itself cilicicnt advertising for any enterprise. because the character
of a business is most absolutely judged by the character and ap’
pearnnce oi the printed matter in use. and, as we have said before.
the business men are hcconflng convinced oi this fact.
It is not a, Case of flide=and=iio-Scek
to get the "best that ever happened" in the printing line, for you
can ilnd it. and at the right prim. at
all who have one for the
G.l.Pteeman’sBooi and Job Printing 000e,
so. 46 Water Street, South Servant. Conn,
Jul nronnd the corner from Washington Street.
lN’l‘ERBSTED IN
TYPEWRITERS ?
memo.
THE SKITH PREK
Tvpnwnt'ren
in the lender in immediate.
Wines?" It, hat-l lulled
Ding runrh at mine. It In ins.
Mud "one. .‘
munmnmm.
“8.0mm !. Y.. ELI. A.
”W Y 87 .
mfiw’flnMCmsnt.
hmd‘bimtw
and Wm.
”Vanuatu-It.
rm at hosts. M
“W,
1mm
if no you should know all
nhom the latest lmprovo
ER
an Art (Malone
o. w hAYMOND.
WOW”
'7.
J 11. J ENNINGBq
“thong-mums“-
constitutional aim. in institute
require: constitutional mam ,
Hall'- Catarrh Cure. woman by ‘r
r. .1. Cheney coo. romaine in
the only constitution] core 00"“.
market. it is taken lnierhflly' in
dam from ten drops to I will.
It sets directly on the blood and m- "
colts surfaces 0! the system. may of. ' H
for one hundred. dollars for nay M "
it fails to cure. Bend for circular.
and teatimomals. Address.
I“. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo. 0.
Sold by druggitts, 75c.
The craze for sensation was never
more aptly illustrated than at Carlisle,
Pm; where nearly a thousand people
view the twin sons P. A. Dick. lying
in one cohln. and 405 carriages com-
posed the funml concise.
Thirty-live years make a generation.
That. is how long Adolph Fisher. of
Zancsvllle. ‘Oltlo. suffered tram piles.
lie was cured by using three boxes of
Dertt'e Witch Hazel Salve. E. P.
Weed. Norwalk; 6. C. Stillson, Bo.
Norweik.
A Missouri locomotive recently run
100 miles solely to carry 3 bottle 0:
medicine. A physician broke his leg
and iockjnw followed. the medicine to
cure him had to brought from that
distance. and time meant lite.
wt: 3:
"l ' '*
Last week a woman 0! Bowling. 0..
dreamed that some sooth; stolen from
a store in town in January had been
hidden under a hayeteclt on a neigh-
boring term. The next day she went
with n constable to the stack. and
found most of the stolen goods.
-Aceton does not sleet the hurt.
Rev. E. Edwards. pastor of the Eng—
lish Baptist church at Minersville. Pa..
when suffering with rheumatism. was
advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He says: "A few applications
of this liulntent proved of great ser-
vice to me. it subdued the inflamm-
tlon and relieved the pain. Should
any tuiicrer profit by giving Pain
Balm a trial it will please me." For
sale by G. C. Stillson. South Norwslk.
and E. P. Weed. Norwslh.
A man died recently in a town not
for from Philadelphia with the remar-
kable record of having been injured 25
time» in railroad accidents. Some of
his injuries were very serious. yet he
lived to a good old age and died of
natural causes.
“um-am.
.ll. . ..
M. (546'. [arm
A man who went to do some gnsiltt-
ing in n ilsptlei church in llonesdnle.
l’n.. fell into the beptlntnai pool. which
had been filled for Sunday. and. not
knowing how to Mm. would have
inn drowned had not the sexton heard
his cries and rescued him.
~a~mnmm
A noor orient. who died initiy in the
Province of Murine. lit-lily. left to hi:
heir-wail poor country people-an old
piano, which they Mimi to all for iii
front-u. No one would buy it. no they
decided to brain it up for limood.
when they dlmverrd under the hey-
board. bond- ttnd built notes to the
value of “10.080 i'rartca.
Thousands of vitamin from grim
have been mtored to health by One
Minnie Cough Cure. it quickly mm
ml”, colds. bronchitis. ”min.
grim. asthma. and all throat end
but: aims. x. P. Weed. lion/flit:
(l .C'. Stilt-on. South Not-nit.
The ml"! over the will of the isle
John met-on bu been common-ind.
dim-MD.“
Munro- uiti you loved in bet-
ter than your life. We.” “Well. till
I not give so the lite I use tiring tor
you?”
”1%.“. mil limo
cum”! In of 1M it. 1.. In”:
re
a o t b a u o M
mum Ilium
mum. lhtflrmlluufllm.
, WMIqM‘ “mmum”hls
W wwfiiflflflifl‘
mwmhfluflfll"
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