“l satin ”
'11. fair today
' ." morning was cloudy.
.j' . . 11111110010.
‘ i wrrflatrstlon.
» 1N,TOPE1(A.
trailer ’l—ltlectioc
' progressing quietly and the vote was
" committee. has
, til ' legrdiil‘ fl‘ notifying
ii iii .0115 00“! i'
theistep thlten by Gov-
rlooh‘lng to the orderins
,, troops today. The tel-
follows: ‘ .
. ' tic Headquartefl.
.. . , November 7.
Bradley is in Lonisvilh
him a letter saying that
main there today as chief
. of the state. and would
of the election and see that
W properly held. He has
. . supplied with rides
. m and Gatling guns. it looks
.jby his inter-meddling. hr
_' trouble today in Louiwiilcfl
EB 1N€CENTRAL AMER-
1 A. .
'November 7~A special to
. Herald from Bedford. ind
sworn -anlrlrl:. formerly of
" lie. lnd.. is‘sfald to be in tron.
.1 America. Relatives at
i!" we received word that
little time ago slew a native
athletic”: and was captured by
vo's friends, who tried to burn
-. can at the stake. Buskirlc
m‘ot his captors and escaped
' CVOOdl.‘
. h gait formerly a saloon keep
7' sueountry and ten years age
man by the name of Dalston
iltod. Buskirk then went to
Americas where he engaged In
r business.
W roe 1N Prr'rsauuo.
- Pa" November 7-Thc
. ’ 0g of the year operated
as; early voters and the mom-
wdh'llghter than usual. Very
, ' was manifested in the
‘ election ‘and it seemed to ‘be a
" a” {conclusion that the Republi-
. {would have the regular off-
, ty in Allegany county.
'mrbnns'r nor onnsr.
>~ ”City. lows. November 7—-lt
' gilt that the vote here today
(it be heavy. as the interest was
- . ~ L Rain was threatened. ‘
’ 01's caowgnp WlTll vor-
ER .
.. _ fort. Ky.. November 7—Tils
‘ E was clear and crisp and all
. . theta were crowded with voters
“" ‘ ' opened this morning.
. LL MUNICIPAL TICKET.
(bikinis, Lit, November 7-«A
‘ , nicipai ticket was voted for to
. “A; Weather was clear and plea-
‘ ‘ 'Cvcry prospect of a large vote
polled. There were two tickets
.lleiii. the Jackson and the (fill-
Lenguc. supporting one not of
. and the regular l'lctnocruts
r.
, MIDACAN WEATHER.
., “'WIMILOMO. November 7-ldleo-
. ffly opened bright and clear and
wet‘heeufsct that the morning an
N ., i y crisp. reports root the
Whining places indicated that
liveliest intereat was being taken
the cortteat. Balloting during the
ill morning hours Was unusually
yr. Sunshine placed the spirits of
(to Republicans in the ascendant.
“ HEAVY VOTE 1N OMAHA.
. We. Nels. November T—The wra-
tut: today was bright and mild. The
flit-aliens were that in the cities and
a- heavy vote would be polled.
in the country there was an im-
nrop of corn to gather and a
s of men to do the work. llp
_ days ago the campaign on both
*' been very apathetic. but a
«campaign oratory succeeded In
‘ g up fully the usual armamt of
Hilf'ii SilllATllillel.
.vgiand. Ohio. November ‘I-«iiivc-
‘l y dawned clear and "mi. The
'ltdst during the early hours of ill-v
was very hcavy. and there
much scratching. The total regis-
was 64,067. eight thousand its»:
.. . for the last presidential election.
i” NO EXCITEMENT HERE. .
lie. Ohio. November 7—Eiecv
day here brought the finest of
ill" weather and the, vote prom-
belargc. There was no excite.
‘ OUT NANY. VOTERS.
r'Neb" November 1—The
‘ flue here today. The fee-
' , workers were busy gei-
‘ , ' «many voters who failed
‘ . and whose votes had to be
in at t- r.
x fidfidflfidfifib.
“wv l ‘ ms: or
o "filiyflgfiWil ill“:
at
' who as! 75001901! bill-'7 Jones and
‘ November 7-111:-
be Frank H. Baxter. ammo.
“ii
9‘: may .i: ‘
is. in.” .*.t—-‘ action
. day opened cool and pleasant. The In;
51‘
latest was intense. “Thai-yam ‘
T unifi’fifi'tn rly liar. climb!" '.
the mud-unlined
which were
‘Datrolt. Mich... November 7~The
e i ll
‘ 2.1%
d “the“ Vic’-
s. eta ma s more
or m 1 .
. venue lion's win: a ausu.
: Toledo. Ohio. November 7--'l'bis is
the vol 118 bum wi ’s‘ru’ahi‘and es-
pecially in the .werhingmsn's wards.
in may precincts ,onsnnartsr of the
whole' ole whs cast in the first hour.
' with long lists of voters waiting'thclr
ultras: , “: ._ k .
la a m splash-h
.2
E
e5
I
and
§
53
r .
i
§
. ‘ l H V‘ “i
“Will's; ~ . ~
grail?
ii.
gs
g.
. ‘s‘.
i,
l
” . , \4.‘ ‘
. f ’1' .1 J. l .s by.
Minibar
- right prices.
turn. 'The weather was perfect and the
«truest interest was shown by all
g , .
STRONG REPUBLICAN VOTE. . *
Newark. N. J.. Novombsr.,7—ltaports
received at the headquarters of both
parties in this city duringiths foreseen
were to the elect that thsaieetion was
Cmtinued on Third Page.
m
NO CURE-NO PAY.
That is the way all drn ‘gists sell
Grave's Windchill ' c for “I!
isria. Chills and Fever, it is "simply
iron and Quinlan ill a tsatel form.
Children love it. Adults p tr it to
bitter. nauseating topics. Price 50c.
l M
‘ One direct result of the 'Bucs canal
has been the introduction into the
Mediterranean of sharkwhich pre-
viously were unknown there.
, A mm '
Franklin Vmble. an Old school
teacher of Harlton. N. 1.. writes: 0:
mi bet usi ‘
lsrer hon: Rheumatismzsftcr havins
used the Corona Cure for two week:
i feel as well as ever." Price one dol
lar per package. lianutsctursd its
games Oom’pounding Company. Cam
._ N. .1. or sale haul}. ll. Pleisted
gageshingtoa 8t. th Norwalh
"What does that young man propose
to do?" inquired Mrs. Cummx. .
"1 think. momma." answered her
daughter in a tone of slight annoyance.
“that he pro 11 to propose."
‘ "Oh. you t ink that, do you? Well.
what i desire to know about his pur-
pose is this: When does he propose
to quit promising and propose?”——-
Washington Star.
“1 wouldn't be without De Witt'a
Witch tinsel Solve for any considera-
tion,” writes Thomas B. Rhodes. Cenv
teriield, 0. infallible for plies. cute.
burns and sltin diseases. Beware Of
couterfeits. George (7. Stilison. South
Norwslk: Edward 1’. Weed. Norwsik.
lilcka~l hear that ltlinkard has
pullcd‘up stakes and gone to the mono-
thins.
Wiqcksc-aone for his health. 1 sup-
e
m6; as 1 hear it. he has gone on ac-
count of not having any health."-——
Boston Transcript.
Old fashions in dress may be revived.
but no olddashioned medicine can re
place Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by George
C. Stillmn. South Norwalk; Edward P.
Weed. Norwalk. ,
Teacher-For what else was Julius
Cacsm‘ noted?
, Tommy Tucker (who had studied thc
lesson somewhat bastilyl—Hls great
strength, Ma’am. lie threw a bridge
across the Rhinc.-——(.'hlcago 'l'rlbunc.
ROBBED THE GRAVE.
A startling incident. of which Mr.
John Oliver. of Philadelphia, was the
subject, in narrated by him as follows:
"1 was in a most dreadful condition.
fly skin was almost yellow, eyes sull-
ken. tongue‘coated. pain continually in
back and sides. no appetite—gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
LEAVE
O
A..M.-——12:02x. 5:00. 0:00. 7:00. 8:001.
0:00x. 9:02. 0:0“. 0:06, 10:02:. 10:04.
11:00:.11102.
P. M.-12:02x.1:06; 2:001, 2:01. 3:02:
3:30;. 4:02x. 4:041. 5:02x. 5:30x. 6:0th.
6:02. 1200.8:001. 0:30.
of our uhigh Coal:
dust. more comfort. more satisfaction.
more heat to the bashelfnl. more soon-
omy to the ton than
Gives satisfaction becausedt‘s satis-
factorycosl. Tryitonee. You’llsss
the manage of using it always. 00.00
per
IRVIIO lOGKWOOD 8 co.
‘ s Ya, Na he & 'fisRs R.
no: ritual.
in eitsct June 11, it”.
onsva some
NEW
1’. M.——12:47s, 1:11. 2:2“, 3:04. 3:21
4:07. 5:101. 5:331. 6:551. 0:41, 7:6o.
8:11, 10:20.
SUNDAYS.
A. tit—12:53:. 15:45:. 9:05.
1'. Ids-4:211, 0:35. 7:20. 9:4“. 10:10
LEAVE BOUT}! NOBWALK FOR oil:
$03K FOR SOUTH
NEW
WALK.
SUNDAYS.
‘ A. M.—12:02:. 6:00. 7:30. 10:02:.
1’. M.-6:00.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—-1:1ls. 1:20x, 11:28.7:42. 8:40,
9:11x. 10:12x.11:08x. 11:42.
P. M.—-—12:02x. 1:12. 3:071. 4:18. 5:27.
6:27. 7:05, 7:28. 9:0”. 9:16. 11:15.
Bridgeport in addition to above. p.
m.. 2:42. 5:0“. 7:28.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—-1 :111. 1:20x. 7:42. 0:12.
1'." M.——7: 15.
BOUT" NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
A. [4:35. 0:15. 10:03:.
P. M.—-l:20, 4:26. 13:10. 5:58. .
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. "3-6200. 7:25.9:38,11:34.
P..M.~—4:00. 0:40.
Sunday trains to Dsnbury. 9:20 a. in.
7:25 p. m. Leavei‘Danbury. 0:06 a. in
0:10. 0:00x. .
An it indicates express. ..
rt till tout Autumn
‘O In. advantages OHM 1n
physicians had given me up. Fortum lain mam
ately, I friend .41ka trying ‘Eiectric Tm an. a... I
Blttera;' and to my great day and our- , '
prise. the first bottle made a decided . .
1 9117'an 1 continued their "39v
f r three weeks, and am now a well ‘ . . .
man. 1 know they saved my life. and m m > . . ., ,
robbed the grave of another victim." _
No one should fail to try them. Only M d
50 cents. guaranteed. at Frank 11. Bax-
ter's Drugswre. a...‘
Bill—J got a wireless message from ”QM
the yacht yucca.
.iiil~iiow s that? c
liiii~—lt was brought in by a carrier
pixmm.-l'oalters Statesman.
THAT mnonamo HEADACHE
Would quickly leave you. if you used
Dr. King's Newufe Pills. '1'an
of suflere have proved their match-
less me for Biol: and Nervous llead-
aches. They make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your health.
Buy to take. Try them. Only 26
cents. Money back if not cured. Sold
"What about the durability of this
sub?" asked the prospective purchas-
er.
"Durability!" cried the dealer. ‘vy
l guarantee you dot goat till she veers
oud!"—Hi|1adelphla North American.
my,“ PM
moans ‘
NORWALK FOR
YORK.
A. hf.—-12:08x. 4:55;. 6:45. 0:15. 0:55.
7:13.,7:54x. 8:103. 0:03x, 0:30, 9:5“.
10:22x. 11:35:, 11:40.
nudist.”
anyooalaoid.
t
dgnres.
from 3 yearl to 12 yea
link and others.
' hindin tbisoity. 1‘ .
fnraishinh._Dspsi-‘t~n£ ' ‘
,.. l. .
.r l‘ E Wilkif‘. V
i@ “3.!“
_ ’ “11
lost tun. unlit .
These litre bgbn our successful motion.
This week we call yourattentlon to
. diirsy's patent auto-tableware Cur-
' tsin frames. Allin-labia from 1 inch
, to 17. it. square. Price 31.00 and 81.25
per set.
011 Heaters. all aisles and styles. tit
'Absndrotb Coal Heating Btovos and
. Ranges are the most economical made
-oar prices today are lovver than pre-
sent foundry quotations.
Zines and Stove Boards for Stoves
_ and Ranges from 250 up.
Complete line of Window Shades-
plain. fringed and laced. in all the pop-
ular colors and grades. from 10c up.
Open every evening.
Jackets.
We do not claim to have the largest
stock of udlea' Jackets in town. We
have selected our'stock with care and
have marked our garments at close
‘ We invitlilyour special attention to
' 011? “a"! ll. ‘30!) Ififl "0.00.
CHILDREN‘S JACKETS
7'11.
masher mortars
From 12 years to is years.
FUR COLLARETTES.
We have received this week some
handsome pieces in imitation Stone
lfartln, imitation Sable. Real Sable,
‘lv
. .
if.
, . whom-.41....Jar-amoeba. war-nan. v . .
r. ‘r‘ 1 4“
H2“ 2'1"?
.1.
* iiniliiim'i:
mgiiwifa” y ans 01'.
1‘ .
.‘y‘
a
V.‘ :
“M’s—W
for that. price and you put them on.
and Rockers.
Beds.
priceu:
*wmm—mxw—v ” a...
_ Everything for Housekeeping.
Underwear.
you.
1N GENTS’ GARMENTS
urai Wool in different qualities.
1N LADiBS' GARMENT?!
and 01.00.
01.00.
l 1N CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
Fleeced-llned and Natural Wool.
Hosiery—a Specialty.
A. Dickerman 6': Son,
80- Wahhlngton Oh. So. Nervous.
tithe instill: libido: its
up
the
‘ve only to pay us
‘ tidbit.
if you happen to break off the knob
of your tea or some out or tea kettle.
send’lt to us and we will put on a new
one for to, or we’ll'sell you two knobs
100 different styles of fancy Chairs
36 different styles of fancy Couches.
i 50 different styles of fancy Tables.
20 different aim of Chamber Suits.
20 different styles of Bidsboards.
25 different styles of White Enamel
All of standard quality and at out
Goods delivered 50 miles. .
W. S”. Sturt‘evaut,
North Main and Ann streets. 80. Norwalk.
This is the season for interest in this
stock and we are prepared to interest
we have White and Colored Goods.
Plain. lleavy Flawed Goods. or Nab
we have Ribbed grades at 25c. 60c. 75c
. An excellent one in Natural Wool at
we have Plain Goods. Ribbed Goods.
~,_M......._,. .. _ -. ....
i
The Best Trade Dementia
the Best Goods.
Hackers”
rite BEST To Bruno.
&
fill
mmmmmMMmmmmMmmmeMMMmm
THE EVENING ‘SENTI‘NEL
IS Tun BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN NORWALK
" AND" ' spammtfio ‘mWNs.
., on» nature ’
suslzmtsltsttbli‘vit‘c' “Minimal
' oma long. or about
‘ .. diate relief in suffocating . asthma".
‘ ; lung troubles.
.wiii Ila made “it W. The in-
ddaw‘
so the MI"
0!
Therefore $111?th
so usually spends in telling his
ight's rut tbs hssrtais saved nearly
5,000 strobe» Asit compost; ounces
at blood’lvittl each straits. it lifts to.~
000 ounces less of, blood lav the‘olsirt's
scales that: it would-during the us .
when a use ismually in an um i
ositlon. Now. the body is dependent
or'lts warmth on the vigor of the ciro
culailon..and as the blond. down so
much more slowly through the veins
When,~one,»is lying downths warmth
lost in the reduced circulation must be
supplied by extra eoveringalelwau- '
koc Wisconsin.
"is your daughter enjoying her musl-
cal rtudim abroad. Mrs. Flimilammer?" .
"Oh. so much. hhe writes that she
goes to live dances every single week.“
~llctrolt Free Press. ‘
THREE morons 1N CONSULTA-
' “HON.
"When you are sick. what'you like
best is to be chosen for a medicine in
the tint place; what experience tells
you is best. to be chosen in the second
place: what reason (i. e., Theory) says
is best is to be ch in the last place.
But if you can get r. inclination. Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to‘ hold a
consultation togetheruthcy will give
You the best advice that can be taken.
When you have a bad cold Dr. inclin-
ation would recommend Chamberlain’s
Cough listed! because it is plenum ,
and safe to take. Dr. Experience would
recommend it becameit never fails to
effect a speedy rnd‘prrmlllent cure,
Dr. Benson ' won d recommend it be-
cause it. is prepared on scientific prin-
ciples. and acts on nature’s‘plsn in re.
anaconda ,
1.“...4». '
“lité'iiiéi
a»
like debtliig.
\Dear Shoes
that sit.
-———___
(r
\
9W tr‘s’ .
3hr. “one.
llcving the loan. opening the secre-
tions and restoring the system to u
natural and healthy condition. For
sale by George C. Blillaon. South Nor-
waik: ll. 1’. Weed. Norwsllt.
THE NEWEST LONDON SLAM}.
"Fancy meeting you!" is the latest
importation of idiotic London along. it
is now in current use in the city of its
conception as n' crushing retort in
dunrrcis, disputes and witty encoun-
ters. though no one known or cares
what it may mean. The expression
comes from a music hall ditty sung in
thc provinces. and the accent is laid
on the last word. "you."—-Argonout.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Hrs. Captain 11. Hubbard. of Mil.
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav—
ed my boy's life. lie began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few dosca.‘ lie quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mor-
nlng.
li’iaistod and i'. ll.
to
For sale by it. 11.
Baxter.
SWlNDLEl).
Mrs. Smurtc says her husband is the
worst. man that over was to go shop-
ping. Ho's almost sure to get swindied
every time. l'li'lly." she says. "it was
Transcript.
To Strengthen l‘srvss in One week
1'0 Purify the Blood in One West
To Gum Constipation in One Week
To core Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Conawuml 'i‘ca
C
15c. 11' it fails to cute we wi hccriuil,
refund your money. i Trial sine inc.)
For sale at Pialsted's Drug Store.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Weed's,
Norwaih.
112
IN EXTREMIS.
”dominion” darling. when i am
Kilns. how will you ever be able to pay ‘
the doctor’s: bill? '
Wiic~ Don't worry about that. dear.
if the worst comes to the worst. 1 will '
marry the doctor. -
George Noland. llocklaud. 1).. says. -
“My wife had piles forty years. Dr-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her. .
it is the best salve in America." It
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. George C. Stlilaon. South Nor-
walk; Edward 1'. Weed. Norwallt. a ion
81‘ D
Soun-‘oi‘ the curl lines used in the .
fishing industry measures 7.000 iiilll‘
eight ordinary
miles. boring 1.080 books. the Whirl" ~
posting. in some cased. £200 or £300.
.__.—._...
It'll
Ask
and belching. i tried everything if
could hear of. but nothing helped me;
till 1 took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. 11. Piaiated and 1". H.
Baxter.
A HONEYMOON EYE OPENER
"While love," said the Cummins-
ville sage. "may make the young man
oblivious of the flight of time during
the honeymoon. the monthly gas bills
kindly restore his balance in short or-‘
den—Cincinnati Enquirer. f
S Ma
Dr. W. Wilton, ltaly 11111. N. Y.. says:
"1 heartily recommend One Minute
(tough run». it gave‘my wife imme-
Plcasant to take. Never fails to quick.
1y curs all coughs. colds. throat and
George C. Btillson. . ,
South Norwalk: Edward 1’. Wood. Nor-_ a,”
walk.
Big pr
master. One youngster added a P. a.
which ran: “le excuse bad rit-
ing and spelling. as 1 event has taut
any listen" .
' i M
.Illsan'oas lowsls was W
01100 10
Look Out for Grip.
It's a mean thing when it gets
hold of you.
it breaks up the symptoms of
Guaranteed harmless. Cannot
injure the most delicate stom-
ilccummcndcd by Physicians.
send 25c for a box of twelve
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. > powders.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle , '
Deb. says: "1 stiller-ed for years with ' 16810! mm” 00" I," 0.“.
dyspepsia. Used to have great distress I'm
We recommend our
01L HEATERS!
Equal to anything in
the world and better
than 1110313 makes.
smoke, no smell. easy
No
fill. easy to light,
easv to carry from one
room to another. abso-
lutely safe because so
constructed that there
is a blast of bold air
constantiv in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is im-
possible. ‘Buy. this lot-
only t'othv'r day that he bought a flute. est improved heater and
and when it mine home. if you'll lle- .
um- u. ’tu'us mu oi hoics."——ilostoll llVOld all danger.
ifliiiflfii, WATKINS
‘ & 00W.
Washington street.
cross onlr.
id. drives out all signs of
and does it harmlessly.
or heart.
your druggist for it or
HORSES
? To Sditflgrybody.
,We have them coming by
the car-load every
few days. -
TKR'LOV.
mansions walrus.
WNW
as M otol Bought.
ices paid for old metals of all
Some bo sin an English school were“. kinda. Market has reached the top
requested tyo write a short letter to the lateral!” is the time to sell your
o r .
have anything to sell send postal It
copper and brass. if you
ABMHAM HARRIS.
Residence. 58 Spring street: liters-
house. 13.15 Raymond aunt, , ,
105g, hangmwl'w'mu'm: ' .
BALLOONINO THE ALPS.
An sitsmutbcmtheAlpslna
balloon. starting” the italian side.
Norwalk Chronicler