. one
moi
tin-trim: to thirty:
lfljority on not
right. now
‘ carried/by, the
,. MI! upstate count-
' r returned Democrat-
auo 01 lights in
it ’tion allrrcturn.
. column.
otmttrtho Tammany
impurity ticket are
The Republicans lose
.. . ,. “out is beaten
pit Board of AI-
~ . ., arty-live Demo-
aiu ' rl. in the pre-
nv‘b’fortyvseven Demo.
elem all ten Muni-
Tho total vote
Democrats elected
district attorney .hy
which was a plurality
filter had hoped for.
'plursllties . In many
. out down and the lie-
W‘Nnble 'to nongiutuiutr
on: tomatlal proof of a
with which to
yentlul maroon. Gray
. register by hill in»
patient.
- . 1N OTHER STATES.
boon carried by the Rapid»
Tiaah has been elected gov-
anntiority estimated at 30.»
17%“ twelve o'clock this
a Republican managers
his plurality will exceed
. maturity of 28.000 in
.009. The, result is much
and Jones has been a surpris
. . hurting both candidates.
is lichen, the Democratic can-
rried Hamilton county. In
no or the state Jones has di-
.Democratic vote; in other
_ the state he has divided the
' vote. He Is «inscribed in
a! as one of the closest thirdr
B
dd I'll.
’ ,. gWiliiam J. Bryan has won in
' what must be described Ml
.. triumph. At midnight rc-
aro showing great {unionist
Batons] Bryan claimed that It
Vita kept” up the fusioulsts
" ry the state by at least two-
biisattd plurality. More con-
elltimtttes give the state to
‘ tits by a smaller majority.
one which will. nevertheless.
- t. to keep Kryun in the im—
- d for the Democratic nomina—
ldent. it may cxeccd l0.-
' . . ky is claimed by the Republi-
try a pluralityjnf from 7.000 to
flany counties have not been
. however. and the (loebel
are claiming the state for
little. The‘rnilitla was or-
er arms and the election was
. amid scenes of great excite-
' The returns disclose that the in-
not Democrats supporting John
Irown during the canvass
their votes In the end in a final
‘ defeat Goebel.
III! has gone Dcmocratlc by a
majority. John Waltcr Smith In
, memor of Lloyd llowndeu. the
gayernor. General Shryocli.
bllcan state chairman. m",
mlth'a election by lil.000. ’I'hc
wcurr-icd Baltimore city by
« rity. ‘
husetts. on tho other hand.
‘ Republican by a tremendous
y. The latest figures arc that
Hurray Crane? has been elected
over Robert ’l‘rcat Palnc by
than 70.000 plurality. This it; a
flow to the heat of anti-impor-
tntora in Boston. who believed
fighwould cut down the ltcpul»
- moonlderably.
lvania Lieutenant Colonel
B..Bnrnett has been elected
Mirror by the Republicans by
ed majority of 150.000. This
rising. because it was believed
anti-Quay vote and the die-
.-t of (kiloncl Burnett's cour-.
out Manila would result in a
. caressed majority.
' was a light vote' in Virginia.
result indicates that the legis-
alacted will return United States
" Liartin to the Senate. without
ltiou being made.
bilcans easily elected the
crazy Legislature. The Senate
Md N Republicans to 7 Delhi»
“ti the Assembly to Republicans
.. . rats. The ltepnblicaua car-
. of the strongest Democratic
lit the state. '
ersey elects an overwhelming-
llcan Imglslntnrc.
“fleets Bhaw. Republican. by a
creased chublican lead.
. FOR commit LOCOMO-
Twas.
, November sit-The Chronicle
. employee of the Pennsylvam
has invented a machine that!
. noise the firing of loco-
rlta work is to throw coal Into
Ire box with an even dis -
it the device ls adopted 3
the railway companies it
. inoperative: to be operated
instead of two. The mach-
“ v3 , no that an engineer
‘ “rules a little wheel can
‘ on a tire lulu at a
. ‘ . cone cubic feet a Second. III-
e
mansion three or four blocks away.
‘ ram for tho widowu and crew
ville lilo M" New
foolone .
Jaws: ’d ‘r to armor
waiting thou his icon. and chatting
more on political. gel-ostrich in other
states‘thsn upon t . outlook is No-
braska, ' ‘ ,
The firet bulletin which scented to
arouse Colonel, Bryan's albumen!
was one from Louisville decluvlsk that
doebrl had carried the" city by 2.500. it
was obieltly contradictodiby later rc~
turns. but the plenum with which
Bryan hailed the erroneous report
show how‘ sincere was his interest in
the regular nominee. .
The disappointment caused by the
later unfavorable new: from Kentuc-
ky was to a degree chat by bulletins
which reported Democratic gains in
Ohio and Mennonite-cits. Chuirrnan
: ‘souatowatnTbe-drstbuliv .
‘ . ans-moi complement”: IN
Chestnut m. m .
luck- vl more
they nil-lit now
more limo tore-lore l
totry Dunn's Kim l’ll
mum
aim inaudible-an
i
"llufawlbdhmmforw
W
Muesli
vc‘wnrar
, Win
‘ were
by m ”titan! ”a
m I
”*1”th
well spoken of
newspapers. so i
molly. They cured sue.” .‘ ,
Douro Kldhuy PI for sin by
dealers; so ma Won re-
ceipt of price by Wilton 00..
Buifulo, N, Y.. solo-cw fertile u. s
Manner tbs W's-and
take no other.
é
MrNary. of the state committee in the
latter state. wired Colonel Bryon that
Paine. Democrat. had carried Boston
by 7.500. while McKinley canted it b
18.000. .
"That shows where the gold Demo
crate have been." paid 'Mr. Towne.
By 10:30 o'clock it became apparent
that the li'usloulets had carried No-
bruako. even Lincoln. which time and
again had dealt Brynn the severest
blows. elected three nominees on the
county ticket. and Douglass (county dc-
serted the Republican-party for the
first. time in tin history.
Colonel Bryan made no attempt to
conceal his pleasure.
“it was an election fought on nation-
al issues. and the result is an inducer-
merit of our principled." he said to
Senator Blackburn. and to James
Jones be wired the new». putting the
indicated fusion majority at 15.000.
The des tches ware hardly off before
later bu letlns led him to raise his rs-
timate to 20.000. - '
Governor Poynter. In the executive
kept the telephone wires hot with etc
ultant messages. and as the night were
on. members of the state committee~
flocked to Bryan's house with congrat-
ulations. it was as though Brynn u-xe
himself a victorious character.
fly ll o'clock the certainty of fusion
victory was complete. and Bryan.
Towne. Governor l’oyntcr and a few
guests took carriages for the i'opuiial
headquarters. where a crowd greeted
them with cheers.
At midnight returns were still frat:-
mcntary. but dcliultc enough to innit»
onto that the victory in the stain was
even more sweeping than In i896.
“Do you uarrlbo the victory to unite
impprlallstic sentiment?" Mr. Bryan
was asked. after victory was assumed.
"Well. so many factors entered into
our contest.” he replied. "that It in dif—
ficult to select one as the determining
one." ' . “
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
San Francisco. November 8—’I‘bc
full returns from municipal elections
are not all in. but estimate places the
plurality of .l. P. Phelan. Democrat.
for mayor. at over 6.000. The Demo-
crats also, elected the 8886mm". city at-
torney. recorder. district attorney. cor~
oner. public administrator. four police
judges and it? out of the IS aupervls-
are. The Republicans have elected the
auditor. sheriff. county clerk. tax col-
lector. treasurer and three supervis-
are.
Sacramento. California. November 8
-—Gnorl:c Clark. Republican. has been
‘t‘lltJl-‘ni'fl mayor of Sacruuu-nto by Lilli!
majority.
FOlt'i'Y-SECONI) BEACHES FRISCO.
San Francisco. November 3—4ch
companies of the Forty-second Roxi-
mcnt. who were detained on their way
from the cart by a railroad wrcck In
which twenty men wcrc slightly injur-
cd. have arrived here on their way to
the Philippines. Lieutenant (‘oloncl
Beacom will be in command of the
regiment until it reaches Manila.
where Colonel 8. Milton Thompson
a'waits its arrival. The regiment In-
cludes forty-five edit-ere and 1,200 men.
BLEW THE TOP OF HIS HEAD OFF.
St. Louis. Mo. November 8--—Captoln
Lcwia Manbb. 36 years old. command-
Ing officer of K company. Forty-ninth
United States Volunteera. the colored
regiment in camp at letter-son Bar-
racks, committed suicide last night by
blowing the top of his head off with a
Krag-Jorgenuen . rifle. Captain lic-
Nnbb. who do colored. was recently
promoted {rum first sergeant. No rea-
son Ie known for the deed.
lNSPEC’I‘ING l-‘ORTIFICATIONS. .
Portland. Ore. November lv-Maior
General Nelson A. Miles. commanding
the United States Army. innpectcd the
fortifications at the mouth of the ('o~
Iumhia river yesterday. lie was tend-
ered a banquet by the Aatoriu cham-
ber of commerce and later ho was the
guest of the Portland chamber of con»
mcrce at a banquet. (lcncral titles
will go from here to San Francisco.
IiiNERS' STRIKE ls SPREADING.
Vancouver. ll. (3.. November 8~’lne
Blocau strike In still mottled. Nou~
union minors being brought in has
caused the strike to spread to several
hitherto unaffected districts. A. w.
licCune. of Salt Lake. will. it is said.
make a test case of the eight hour law.
which. caused the trouble.
hill. ASTOR commons £100.
gotten. November b—WIlllau Wal-
‘ Astor has contributed £1" to the
.lmhead branch of the dating
a
hit the new mech
w... .m- m
'l. ‘
mastery
umilisuaf" mmnowm'vlug
‘nmx‘
ll" aoldlera and m killed In the
or and tbr’tks destitute wives and
' with minor offences. though three were
A TRANSPORT'S ROUGH rassaon
lien Francisco. November s~The
transport St. Paul has reached this port
after a rough passage of twentyaonr
days from N i. ‘iiho had but ll
passengers. inc uding several dlscharg~
ed soldiers. The transport buttons.
with the Tennesueo Regiment aboard.
wall at Nanukl when the St. Paul
hailed. Decides the Tenneaseuoa. ehr
had over a hundred prluoners nimrd
Most of thtse are destined for Alcatraz.
lilltbil prison on boron in no crowded
that many prisoners mane court mur-
tlui, as thorn in no place to routine
them. When the St. Paul left Manila.
it was understood that each transport
would bring fifty or a hundred to AI-
cntres. Most of the men are charged
convicted of assaulting an officer and
one of (insertion.
The lulled States cattle transport
Wyofleld has arrived from Manila. tier
voyage wall unrvcnttul.
DIED Oi" APOPLEXY.
Stonington. November s~—Jonhul
lluley.'onc of the beat known citizens
of this place died this morning. as the
wault of npoplcxy. He was seventy-
scvcn years of axe and the oldest dcpn
iv grand master of the l. t). 0. l". in
Connecticut. lie was a Mason and e
Knight Templar. A widow and two
children survive him.
MONBlGNOR CANTWEIJ. DEAD.
Philadelphia. November 8~>~hlonslg-
nor Nicholas (,‘nntwell. Vicar general
and rector emeritus of the church 0
St. Philip do Nerl. died of debillty to
day at the advanced age of eighty
seven years. lie war the oldcut priest
in the state.
CZAR AND CZARINA AT l’UFSDAM.
Potsdam. November 8«The czar and
marina arrived here at It o'clock this
morning and were met by the Emperor
and Empress ot Germany at Wild Park
Station. The most cordial greeting:
were exchanged. Their majestic: titer.
drove to the new palace. ‘
“i wouldn't be without Do Witt’s
Witch Hazel Solve for any consider»
lion.” writes Thomas B. Rhodes. Cen-
terllcld. 0. - infallible for piles. cuts.
burns and skin diseases. Beware of
couterfelts. George C. Simeon. South
Norwslk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
SHORT SIGHTED.
hiclnrbberty—Owld llnclc .loikc. iluf»
fy In out ov his moind intolrcly!
Mrs. hici.ubhcrty-—-l’hot malice yet
any tlmt’.’
Mcl.uhlwrty~i'hwoy. he‘s been alth-
cr mnkln hie will and Pulp ivoryt in:
he's not in the worruld to his heirs
not kupln back for himself as much as
a quarter's wort' av unyt'lug. runs
by at. i’avin himself pcunileim at his
age. in case ho should doicloliarpcr't
lluzar.
Old fashions in dress may be revived
but no old-fashioned medicine can re
place Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by Georg.
C. Stillson. South Norwulli; Edward P
Weed. Norwaik.
The. degree of doctor of philosophy
honoriu cause has been conferred or
hire. Agnes Smith Lewis of (lame
bridge. Eng. by Halls univmity. Mrs
Lewis discovered the Syriac gospels on
Mount Blast and edited them.
uoanno rho onsvr.
A startling Incident. of which If:
John Oliver. of Philadelphia. was. the
subject. is narrated by him as follows:
"i was in a most dreadful condition
My skin was almost yellow. eyes aun-
keu. tongue coated. pain continually in
back and olden. no appetite-aroma!”
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortun-
ately. a friend advised trying 'Blectrlc
Bittersz' and to my great joy and our-
prise. the first bottle made a decided
improvement. 1 continued their not
for three weeks. and am now a wall
man. i know they saved my life. and
robbed the grave of another victim.’
No one should fail to try theirs. Only
60 cents. guaranteed, at Frank 1!. Blu-
ter‘s Drug Store.
THAT THEOREM HEADACHE
Would quickly leave you. If you use
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thou-u.
of sum- have proved their saute»
lass merit for Sick and Nervous.“
aches. They make pure blood and
a nerves and build up your health.
to take. Try theta. Only :3
coats. floney back if not cured.
by Freak 1!. m. m
tiemotaliorthcolnul
‘ Tito-e {no mm.
c Million. whilarithasoifig
atrial: to solvstllevitiy arable ’f
lionui non innit Mohammedan.
1 These havolioejn our sucooesfnl mutton. ‘
IM' W
Till week we call your attention to
Woo
a
Gilriy’l "patent adjustable lace ‘ Cur-
tain" frames. Adjustable" trout 1 inch
to 11' it mean. Price “.00 and ".25
set.
Haters. all also! and styles. at
rt t prim. . ‘
. beudrmb Cool Heating Stoves and
Ileana are the most economical made
—our prices today are lower than pre«
sent foundry quotations.
Zines and Stove Boards for Stoves
and Ranges from 251: up. ‘
Complete line of Window Shades-—
pisiu. fringed and laced. in all the pop-
ular colors and grades. from tile up.
Open every evening.
North Main and Ann
7 n__
Jackets.
We do not claim to have the largcst
oto'ck of ladien’ Jackets in town. We
have selected our stock with care and
have marked our garments at close
“If“. .L’ -..
We invite your special” attention to
our jackets at $5.00 and Simon.
CHILDREN‘S ”chm
From 2 years to 12 years.
' r
‘ ”8838’ JACKDTS
From 12 years to is years.
FUR COLLARETTBS.
We have received this week some
handsome pieces in imitation Stone
Iiurtlo. Imitation Sable. moi Sable.
ltink and otheru. ‘
n.‘.
Hosiery;
as Washington
k” ..._ ., . . . _
O
mallthupoopleiu to"
Incl-Ne. Minions”
bthroughtholoualpupn.
films 5 . ,
customers. can aptly power .the
EARMNS.
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to bird
if you happen to break off the knob
of your ten or collect pot or tea kettle.
eond it to no and we will put on a new
one for be, or we'll sell you two knobs
for that price and you put them on.
100 different styles of fancy Chairs
and Rockers. '
35 different styles of fancy Couches.
50 diiferent styles of fancy Tables.
, 20 different styles of Chamber Suits.
'20 different styles of Sideboards.
i 25 dliferent styles of White Enamel
ilcds.
All of standard quality add at out
prices.
Everything: for Heusekeeping.
Goods delivered 50 miter.
W. S. Sturtevant,
streets. So. N orwalk. .
Underwear.
stock and we are prepared to interest
you.
IN (ii-L’TS' GARMENTS
we have White and Colored 60min.
Plain. llcavy lv‘imed Goods, or Nat-
ural Wool in dllferent qualities.
iN LADIES’ GARMENTS
we have itlbbcd grades at 25c. 50c. 75c
and 81.00.
An excellent one in Natural Wool at
$1.00.
m CHILDREN'S coauthors
we have Plain Goods, Ribbed Goods.
Elwood-lined and Natural Wool.
Specialty.
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. walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
, mntllcr.
his fiftieth year. said to
. the national) had
' ‘wlll'tltai young man eons
nearly vouched
M Wuhan
Will you please
"Wit a dildo Inna." answered the
boy—v”: y I maul ‘ is one that has :1
m duvet.” . ‘
THREE DOCTORS lN CONSULTA-
. ‘ TION
“When you urea-lemon“ you like
beat to in be chosen for a medicine in
the ilrut lace; what experience tells
you is . to be chosen in the mood
place: what reason ti. e.. Theory) rays
is bent Is to be chosen in the last place.
But if you can out Dr. inclination, Dr.
Experience and Dr. Reason to hold a
consultation together. they will give
you the best advice that can be taken.
When you haven trad cold Dr. inclin-
ation would“ recommend Chamberlain's
Cough Rmcdy because it Is pleannt
and safe to take. Dr. Experience would
recommend it because it never fails to
.cftect a speedy and immanent cure.
Dr. Reason would recommend it be.
rupee it in prepared unscientific prin-
ciples. and acts on nature's plan In rc-
ilevlng the lungs. opening the accre-
tions and restoring the system to a
natural and healthy‘ condition. For
sale by George C. Stiiluon. South Nor—
walk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
Dr. .l. C. Culbertson. a member oi
the Cincinnati school board, bellcvm
the schools uhouid be moved out into
the country and the mlplie supplied
with car rides and lunches by the mo.
nlcipallty.
SAVED A BOY'l-l Lil-‘id.
Mriintlaptain ll. Hubbard. of Mil-
, [mail
out flu“ lam '
Wild has
1
, Withheld ' ammonites
.. is p ,. fl
1 Sta Covering:
Wear Shoes
that Tu.
Shin er‘s
3hr. “not. ,
ford. Dot. says: "Brazilian Balm rav-
ed my boy's llfc. lie began just like
the one. we lost with croup. We gave
him a few dimes. lie quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right In the mor-
ning." .
For sale by it. It. Planted and I-‘. Ii.
Baxter.
Mouut Kent. in ilrilluh East .\ll'li"'..
has at but been climbed. Mr. Mark-
ludcr, of Oxford Lniwrsity. is thi- first
man to reachr’lhc top. which in H.000
feet above sea level.
- To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Guru Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cicwlawl'u Celcry Col ml ’l‘ca
25c. ll it fail-i to titti‘c. we wil cheerfull)
refund your name-y. [Trial size Irma.)
For sale at Plaistcd's Drug Store.
South Norwalk, and Edward P. Word’s.
Norwalk.
“My income is uracil." Mid u ratio-r
vliiatory lovrr. "axial perhaps it ix cruel
of m" to take you from your fathi-r'ri
roof.“
“Hut i don't live on the rooifii
thr- prompt n-ply.
W l! 1‘
timlrgc .‘olapd. ltockiand. 0.. bill‘s.
"My wife had pitch forty yearn. In»
Will's Witch Hazel Salve cured her.
it i-i the best solve in America." it
heals everything and cureu all skin
diseased. George C. Stillmn. South Nor—
"Wcll. when i die I shall at lanai
have the consolation of knowing that l
have made one person supremely hap-
by."
"How did you do, it?"
“Gave Miss Flahhl‘l'b," a chance to
decline a proposal of marriage from
me."
ONLY (‘i'RE l-‘OR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New (.‘autic
Del. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. i‘scd to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
coat bottle curt-d me completely."
For sale by R. H. l'lulutcvl and i". ll.
Banter.
Johnny. sign-vi ilvc. war- a fluent at r
church nodding. 'fl'm ui‘vcr goillli 1"
get. married." he ritclaiuml. after Wilf-
rbing ilw happy coupli- pass down inr-
alslc. "Why not, dcar‘” mks-vi his
"Hm-misc." replied Hi" youth-
ful observer. “she's crying and In-
looks sorry already." .
—.—~
Dr. W. Wimp. ltaly llill. N. \'.. says:
Cough Cure. It gave my wife imme-
diate relief in suffocating asthma."
Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick-
ly cure all coughs. colds. throat and
lung troubles. George C. Stillmn.
South Norwallt: Edward P. Weed. Nor-
walk.
"Now. George Gannon." said the
teacher. “you may tell what you know
of the social customs of the ancient
Greeks and Romans." "The ancient
Greeks and funnausf' replied young
Mr. Guzzum, in a loud and metallic
tone of voice. "were allowed to mar-
ry only one wife each. and this was
till i took Brazilian llalm. and one 50 '
"I heartily recommend One Minot“.
vullcd monotony."
No (THE-ND PAY. i
That is the way all drugghdn sell;
‘ tirme's 'l'antclcsu i'hill 'l‘onic for Ma-'
Iaria. Chill: and I-‘cvor. it is rzimpiyi
Iron and Quioiuc in a tasteless form.i
t'hllvlrcu lovc il. Adults prefer it to
_..._...__..._-
A Soft chly—~”l‘a." said Willlc. on
returning from schml. "in Latin 9
dead language?" "You. my aim." re-
plied Mr. Busyman. "Whatidid it die
of. pa?" .”I don't know. my son." said
air. Busymau. with a sigh. “I fancy
It was talked to death."
naturism in aluminum
3 It has just demonstrated
laurned sputlall
hereditary
kCure kllistbeurteroba aadcurautfl
disease. Priououcdoliurperpackuu
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We recommend our
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Equal to anything in
the world and better
than most makes. No
smoke. no smell, easy
to fill, easy to light,
easy to carry from one
room to another. abso-
lutely, safe because so
constructed that there .
is a blast of cold air
constantly in contact
with the wick tube, 80
healing of the oil is im—i
possible. Buy this lot-
est improved heater and
avoid all danger.
lilililllliK, WATKINS
8: Hill.
ll2 Washington street. ‘
it's a mean thing when it gets
hold 01 you. . ‘
Ct'RES GRIP.
it brcakwon thofoymptoms of
a cold. drives oatrnll signs of
grip and does itharmlouly. "
oilusranteedharmleus. Cannot
injure the most delicate atom-
ach or hum.
Recommended by Physicians.
Ask your druggist for it or
need 25c for a box of twelve
powders.l
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To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming'by
hitter. nauseating. topics. Print 50c. l
p".
thallium nation: val
aadtlntitbduatoall-f
crohlltMMletmwlfll
the car-load every
few days.
M. TitliLov.
”Imam mm.
flout): Norwnlk
Refuse Metal Bought.
Big prices paid for old metals of all
kinds. Market has reached the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
old iron. copper and brass. if you
have anything to sell send postal at
once to
ABRAHA)! “Mimi.
Resident-0.. Spring street;
ynond Street.
house. 13-15
he not»
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