that the“ kindergar-
way of children
ltcinaeiy related to
1 than the caud- ed-
what it ought to
it way in which
may be brought be-
.and kindergarten. Miss
hm 0f Ill. the moth
the kindergarten teach-
:3... ia‘Icher must know the
r not. the mother will not
berohildreh with stran-
lilioul'ii come into the
Imus what the work is
I u.
idren are doing. This
by which the mother
I with the teacher.
come into social con-
a teacher with the
tiered—ab forming a
‘y and working to-
it bad traits of the
~ meetings of moth-
.om. aould be a rec-
rat. the teach-
like that mothers know
about the children than
do. and. secondly, that the
i '3' something that the Iv—
? 1 does not There should
i and Judgment on the part
in seeking to provide an
.need
rd said there is a very natu-
.Itid dislike on the part of the
hold "mothers meetings.
3 etimea the mothers have.
V you-know-about- -lt sort of a
not this dread and dislike
overcome. in the realization
ity of the w'.oik
luatratlon Miss Beard told of
or who took her child to a
:with her and was much put out
way her child acted The mother
the child. "If you dont behave
. 1will put you out and the po-
' ii take you away.‘ in say-
{the mother has told two lies
encouraged her child to tell
f'f'
tag of how to overcome dis-
' - the kindergarten and the
, Bard said there should be
- ‘ ssidn and so the good
the teacher and mother may
t together. thereby helping
- in bringing up the children.
with hard-working moth-
‘have very little sunshine in
it is very nice to remem-
.. personally; for example. by
. them little romcmliranccs on
birthday and at C'llllrllilms in
my and In many others. Miss
said the teachers could render
. . to mothers which would
am In their homes.
‘ been an neurones.
I ma of “.000 to New Haven
Hospital.
' New Haven Hospital has been
a long time for the govern-
~to Iettle the hospital claim of
l” x- treatment of some of the sick
wounded soldiers In New Haven
the war with Spain. but this
the authorities received a check
Uncle Samuel for that amount af-
Wh red tape and deliberation
.- tor its appearance had been
. with.
Was the second presented to
- ’ merit. the. first for $2,000. be-
~ Ihortly after it was received
, on. There was much for-
1 A one before the second
' ' approved for the reason that
”glitters the war having come to a
were discharged from the service
in government while still at the
Will. The authorities at Wash-
were puzzled as regards paying
‘ hill on the ground that they were
’ obliged to settle it as the men had
‘ mustered out. and that as far as
' government was c-omcined it was
not obligated to the men for the full
mount of the bill The bill wn< dis—
cased anti pigeon- -holed and rec-(innit!
«id for nearly a year and after due
ration it was voted that It be
it. The hesitation of the govern-
i in the case hung upon technical-
a. but upon viewing the facts it
“ guided that it was a just claim
it was no fault of the hospital that
men In oueation were discharged
t: e before being table to
‘ t hosp tal.
.1 LONGSHOREMEN'S STRIKE ON.
York. November 9-The strikc
longshoremen against the Maine
" p Company at the foot of Mar-
. . unrest. East River. continued to-
. Captain Horatio Hall of thc
‘ II refused to accede to the de-
” ‘the men and the latter rcfus
go back for 25 cents an hour or
. week. A number of ltalians and
' were at work In the men' a
' i
I
3.3
1 0
no man i'P A BANK.
November o—Af-
3 beenR in Iliquidation for more
;3w'a:nty years. the Rhode Island
f for savings in about to
3“ eifeirs. A final dividend
per cent. on the depositi- haa
laced. and when It» payment
mined the bank will cease
Institution for Savings
Nroute extending from Redford Station
along the road leading to the stIte re- .
men had a conference with Coat
(leased with that (div.
The town’s over the New York state
line evidpntiy appreciate the IdvIu-
tages of an electric road to
and eventually there will undoubtedly
one or more clause in Putnam Ind
Weatchester counties, The Breweater
Stundard tells of the latellt plan for In
electilc line to Danbury. as follows:
A new trolley company has been in-
corporated to operate in Weatcheater
Redford and Eastern Railway Com-
pany. and aims to build a line between.
Redford Station and Bedford village. a
distance oi three miles. Organisation
was affected September 27th. with a
capital stock of $300,000. Ap "nation
has been made to the Redford ighway
commissioners for a franchise over a
formatory. thence easterly along the
highway. passing the reformatory to
Harris street, thence along the latter
to Bedford Center in Bedford village.
The ultimate object oi the company is
to build from Bedford village to Ridge-
propoaed extension of the Danluiry
and Bethel trolley company. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Charles Halnes treasurer. Ilor-
ace B. Thackcr; secrbtary. Charles J.
r. Decker. A number of the moat
prominent men In the county are In-
terested in the company.
WORKING Till SHORE TOWNS.
Petty Dance (ls-e Warhol with Success
-laa Isle an as I learn.
The crooks who are ever on the alert
to cheat the public. are now practicing
a new game along the shore towns. The
parties claim they wish to secure board
at a private house for several months
and are willing to pay a good price. in
this way they secure a supper. break-
fast and night's lodging gratis. us the
parties tell a straightforward story and
claim they will return in a few days to
remain several months. They also
claim they can give good references.
This game was recently practiced In
up to represent an aged mother and
her son. The mother wan apparently
an old women between seventy and
eighty years oi age. She was about
six feet in height. and dark complex-
loned. Her face looked like that of an
aged woman. as it appeared to be full
of wrinkles. She had keen gray eyes
which looked at one with a scorching
glance at times. But the most pecul-
lar feature about the woman was her
voice. which must be. falsetto. as it had
such a funny squeaky sound. which
attracted attention. Her conversation
was also like that of an old woman. as
she has a good deal to say about ‘my
son." what a god boy he is. etc, ctc..
Her costume consisted of a black sill
skirt, with a riltiie on the bottom a
black velvet waist. trimmed with jet-
ted trimmings; a small brim bonnet.
trimmed with violets and faded brown
flowers. and a small black lace jetted
veil. tied across her forehead.
The woman is thought to be a man
dressed in woniun's clothes to more
easily deceive the public. The son (or
the party representing it son) is about
forty years of age. light complcxluued
has light hair and moustache. He
wears il light gray felt derby hat with
broad black band. light drab overcoat.
dark vest and pants. He Is a very
fluent talker on all topics of the day.
One of the names given is Stuart. or
Stewart. The pair claim to be of
Scotch descent. The authorities of the
shore towns have been warned against
these Imposters. as they may prove to
be advance agents for a gang of our’
guars locating places for higher game.
A THOUSAND TONGUES
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer. of 1125 Howard street.
Philadelphia. Pa.. when she found that
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption had completely cured her oi
a backing cough that for many years
had made life a burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give her no
help. but she says of this Royal Cure-
"it soon removed the pain In my chest
and i can now sleep soundly. something
i can scarcely remember doing before.
i feel like sounding its praises through-
out the universe." 80 will every one
who tries Dr. King's New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat. Cheat or
Lungs. Price 50c and ”.00. Trial bot-
tles free at Frank H. Baxter's Drug
Store; every bottle guaranteed.
A P'thlil'ri'lli. BLUNDER
Will often cause a horrible Burn.
Scald, Cut or bruise. Buckicn'a Arnica
halve. the best in the world. will kill
the pain and prom tiy heal It. Cures
Old Sores. Fever roe. lilccrl. Dolls.
Felons. Corns. all Bkin Eruptions. But
Pile Cure on Earth. Only 26 cents .a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Frank
H Beater. Drugglat. .3
Silli’WilileTS STILL (ll'T.
Mare island. f‘alif.. November pm
The striking shipwrighta It the navy
yard are still out. A committee of
dent Kemif. who stated
In his power to permit
to their
II III
Daubury. 3
he an electric line to that city from -
county. The company is called 'ihe .
fleld.,Conn.. where it will meet the '
a shore town by parties who were made '
rein
“nose. the. _.
Dido": Thibbot.
ItyllIh Moot.
*0 nitration of to timid. firmly con-
ghitdv-to-weor suite orbit-let 3
as nutty II thou mode by I Ive-ii honor.
BMW My made lei'nd «It so mdoh
A very Iconornlopl unit to own to I
prim It Ilmoot any doc-lion, and tho
'o6ot‘ [Ind vest worn with trounce of
cationic or of "Itripod mItoriIlI hII I most
3 r
it odn be worn with pro:
Haw. tho vest double-
bro-Item. the coat Iinglo.
Another vory nobby‘oult Is one mode
of honey rough blue cloth. ‘
Icripoo wot-deeds and Oxfordo In,
very popular Inc! If. onttonoivo‘l'y worn
for buIinOII Ind informal OOOIOIOIIO.
w. tho out“ It priooplto suit your
financial ability.
Our fin. lino of Overcoat. we cor-
dially Invite your to its-poet.
emote iron THI
I‘Ixmo.
Francis 8: .
Ia wast-improve Ivan".
sou-ri-i NORWALK.
Q.
COAL!
Having purchased a large supply of (Joel
previous to the taunt advance in price, I am
now in I pdtlon to give my postman the
bmem of the-sine.
Hy steak aeaalataef Irat-eleaa deals
only. bath lehigii. and l’reaharaiag,
liaeietee and Julie, Egg. Itave. lat
and Pee.
flpeeiai m given the actuating and
PWon of all coal before dellvu'y, and do
itvared by esrafui and apes-lancer! mo.
COAL '
“JOHN H. F ERRIS
tow-aimed“
alGHLAND BAVARiAN.
and III: with iron.
noun
Tel. CI”. 13-8.
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT.
THE BEST HAl.T BEVERAGES.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
manual) simian Ins armors! UNION.
HIGHLAND P1143833.
HIGHLAND CREAM Aw.
Stock A]. and Pam.
PUT ur museum icon rum usn.
as carefully as I physician's prescription.
run runner IALT Tomas IADI.
They build up the was. and are unsurpassed In any parucaiar.
m IIioonI iurnlehed at reduced prices.
DILIVIRID I]!!! TO FIMIIJIO.
ISAAC G. “MILTON. Sole fluent,
38 NORTH IAIN urns".
' NURWLLK 1101'“.
South Norwalk. Telephone all. 104.
Till HIGHLAND. Winnipauk.
um 0N TH. um MI moans-r ”MBA-D.
It Pays to Get the Best
It is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found It
Tilly’s Sign and Carriage lioi
_.m%v
COAL from
reunited COAL
The comfort of home assured. "Warm house. happy m" “M" "u 4"” m §
wife and children to greet you at hight; good natured
cook with meals on time, all because you ordered your
$15.00~
Putnam
mond Brash-.—
0 worth 82.000.000. aren't you?"
II the only can-
taken lateruell i 53.3"?“ ”to:
v a rain
drops to a teahpodnfui. it both directly
outhe blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it idle to cure.
send for circulars and testimonials.
Adam-.1". J. CHENEY a 00.,1'0—
ledo. Ohio
Sold by Will . 75c.
Ilall'a Family Pills are the host.
Care.
‘09.. 1' Ohio
itatioualeu out
"So you are one of the little girls
at the minion. are you? Then you
must have hesrd my remarks last
Sunday on the beauties of charities
among the young. Perhaps even now
you are on an errand of mercy. la it
so?"
“Yia. aor. Please don't stop me.‘
ear. The growler's leakin'!"
”anemones.”
ToMaOoldinaeDIy
foOunlore'rhenstinQnenay
hMWInOIeDIy
TakeCleveland'Lnua “alum cents.
If it inilatocare wewi lcbeeriullynefnud
yonrmonezv. tTr'nIaizefmc.)
M II. It WWW 3.”.
South Norwalk. and ldward P. 'M'
Norwaik.
Noel Little—Paddy says a good thing
occasionslfy.
Brytob Early-Yes. but one gets tired
of hearing it.
Dr. II. If. Baden. Summit. Ala.. says.
”I think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is a
splendid medicine. I prescribe it. and
my confidence in it grows with eontin- .
not! use." It digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspe is and Indiges-
tion. George C. Stilson South Norq
walk. Edward P. Weed. mNorwalk.
Huggins—Your face la a sight.
don't you change your barber?
Huggins-Never! He may slash me
is hit. but he's a deaf mute. my boy.
T0 CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggiata refund the money if it
falls to cure. 25c The quinine has
1.. B. 0. all each tablet
Bored Count—No.
She—~We have a lovely portrait there
by Titian.
Bored Count—0f you.
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean, by using Dertt'a Lit-
tle Early Risers and you will avoid
trouble. They are famous llttie pills
for' constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillaon. South
Norwalk; Edward P.‘Weed. Norwallr.
Bern—
Overheard at Mme. Saran
ance. I‘irat Pair Spectator—Why is
Hamlet so angry with his mother?
Second i-‘Iir Spectator—Oh. because
it‘s in the play. you know. You've
read Hamlet. haven't you?
First Pair Spectator—0h. yes. of
course. but It was Iongvlgo. and my
French was never very good.
LI Crippe. with Its after effects. an- '
cually destroys thousands of people. It
may be quickly cured by One linute
Cough Cure: the only remedy that me
Why _
.She-Have you seen our art galleryfl
hardt’a recent Shekeaperlsn perform-3
media 31W“
B
‘1 memorannnumui
lit.
mmmuammum.
Plain. Cathedrals ’
Other cunts;
Itiiifl’imo peegno. .- «i
Hill and QBaii foot of Hardball st" 80. Norwalk.
is THE AIR i»
Cloakandfiur stat.
From Makers To Western.
31g Variety
in newest styles of well-tailored
LADIES Alli) KISSES JACKETS, SUITS
GOLF CLOTH Alli) FUR (iiPllS.
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
I. Wrubel 8- (30.,
I 68 Washington street. South N orwalk.
l
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i
i
moo-ammuasaor." '
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Mechanic
KNOW.
,_ Starred}
-1: Tools-
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY.
ELEVATOR.
“We never make excuses for charging high prices.”
because it is not necessary. We sell the choicest grain
and feed at the lowest -price. Why buy Hay. Straw,
Grain and Feed from second hands 9 Elevated Grain
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ducea immediate results in coughs.
colds. croup. bronchitla.pneumonia and;
throat and lung troubles. It will pro-i
vent consumption. George C. Stillaon.
Soililt‘h Norwalii; Edward P. Weed. Nor-‘ .
wa
Bobby's Mammal—Now. mind. Bob-i
by. if they pass you the. cake the sec-i
0nd time at the party you must say.
No. thanks. I've had plenty. And
don't you forget it.
Hostess (at partyi—Won't Bobby
have some more cake?
Bobby who hasn't forgotten—Nope.
thanks I've had enough. In' don't
you fergit iii—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP. g
We have twochildren who areaubiect l
to attacks of croup. Whenever an at-
tack is coming on my wife gives them i
Ch'amherlaina Coiigh Remedy and lti
always prevents the dttack. It is a.
household necessity in this county and
no matter what else we run out. of. it i
3 would not do to be without Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. More of It is
sold here than of all other cough inedi- i
cinea combined ——.J M. Nickle. of Nic-
kie Bros. merchants. Nickievllle. Pa.i
For sale by George C Stillaon. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwaik. !
"I am thinking of going Into poll-é
ca'.‘ he said thoughtfully.
'What!” exclaimed his wife
":Yea some of the party leaders have
been to me. and they assure me that i
would he I very strong man and almost
certain to be elected.’
"John Henry.“ she said. “you're
"lastly that."
"Well. you just assign everything 0'-
er to me. and then go to the party lead-
ers Ind3teli them you've done it. and
then if they still consider you a strong
man and want you to run for oilea. I
won't say a word. It Is just Ia well for
you to find out at the start in what
lesson fuelling"
3&5." MW&1M“ n
A scarecrow _la lune. betweea
Waterme and Pairdeld. that has
evyeleetiveieeo-poaadofal
oldvfaeh'ieaed spinning wheel
with,
apthat
Inn-l
3a.;
is always clean.
Raymond Bros.
RMLROAD‘EsEVATOR. 3 .
By the Looks of the root
Store, Theodore Has Been to
Again.
I have bought a large étock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price, for July and August
saleand I think it is the beat lot of
goods ever oifered on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
quality.
Theo. Olsen.
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