ll ifiouth ll All
‘%Wosdlan Wig”, ”mi
Court.
' fl hearing next Monday.
lire. ll. Thomas have retar-
from a trip through" New
Mucus-m “£1“:ng
m mm Dibbls's house in
. _ ——*--+--- We can’t promise on
. W11 “til“ the Iriilh-poiW coriyarh
.. ”9‘7” .. 19“” flow want will be here now.
“omega-gig, Emil,“ 3%; thlie'r bride were the
n‘eréi'fll‘.‘
.1”;
The first of a series of entertain-
meals for the benefit of the Rowsyton
public school was given last night in
the. Al‘etlwdlst Episcopal Church. It
eonsiated of a lecture on Alaska. by
Congressman II. J. Hill. andoit was
toll of interest and lpptructlon from .
start to finish.“ The :amker related
many personal ex‘peri'enceemanb: anec-
esters w given
«macabre 5y Rev. 1. W Crowder. oi
1!
.. ., I got 1.~.‘ ,.
'IAIIIIAIIW
The case at ll'red Bouton. of Norotou.
again“ whom. a Dorian young woman
has bromt suit for the support oi her
child, was min continued in the 11er-
in The case is now not for 11
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Louis Silverberg. the clothing dealer
In Railroad avenue kit a u overcoat
on display In fronI; at his store one
evening recently, and when be war not
about. it suddenly disappeared. The
Chinese Ianndryman said a man took
11. and ran up the railroed track.
A horse belonging 111 Nathan Finch
tool? fright at the Tramway work car.
Tuesday. in front of the residence of
James Ilurchard. Mr. Finch was
thrown out. but escaped Inlury. The
horse started across the street, nearly
running into Miss Waterbury. who
was passing.
Considerable Interest is being taken
In a dispute between T. W. Austin and
Selectman C. G. Waterbury. Mr. Aus-
tin recently presented the latter with
a typewI-itten agreement to be signed.
in which, tor the sum of 8100. Air. Aus-
tin aimed to allow Mr. Waterbury the
use of the right of way between the
Austin‘ and Waterbury properties In
Main street. Mr. Austin. however. re-
served the right to cancel the agree-
ment at any time on written notice to
Mr, Waterbury and close the drift way.
In view of the fact that the way has
hen open for about fifty years and
need by Mr. Waterbury for twenty
years. it is said Air. Waterbury will
decline to affix his signature to the
document. Future developments are
being awaited with interest.
The Rev. John Crimmins, assistant
pastor of St. Teresa' s Catholic Church
Clason avenue and Sterling place. .
Brooklyn, died on Tuesday night of
heart disease. He was a cousin of
John D. Crimmins and was born In
Co nty Cork. Ireland. December 23.
183 its come to this country at an
early with his "rents a'nd was
educat at Iount St Mary' 11 Coilegé.
Baltimore; He subsequently went to
the Seminary of San Suipice. in Paris,
where he was ordained on June 39.
1867. by Archbishop Palme. He was
afterward adopted for the diocese of
Long island by the late Bishop Lough-
p.and was made assistant pastor oi
St. Vincent de Paul' a Church. Bishop
Longilhi a year later selected him to
found a parish in Long island City.
where he built St. Mary' 5 Church and
bought the property on which St.
John's Hospital now stands.
1d ' ‘ cousr sass-so.
loll sum the [Italian
mounds.
Louisville. Ky.. November ll—Tho
oillcial count was resumed today in
about half the counties of the state. ,ln
about lely'flle of the 119 counties it
was completed last night and ofliclal
returns were made Those, in net re-
turns, show a gain for Taylor. Accord-
ing to advices to the Commercial (Ite-
puhiican) he has a plurality of 2,-681
Chairman Long says the plurality will
be over 3,009. In Democratic circles,
however. here Is no rdispoeitlon to
concede the Republican claims. llr.
(label. says his plurality will be about
5.900 and advices from the headquar-
ters at Frankfort are to the effect that
reports received there from the count
now progressing bear out this claim.
The Courier Journal. however.
makes no claim of a plurality for Goe-
beI. It says: “The odicial count. as
Ivill'::t seen from the return publish—
hes" nanny changes In eilgurrs
heretofore reported. and makes the rc—
unit!» (lose that the W may be div
trrmlncd one way or the other by the
settlement of the various insertion of
irregularity raised In the county.
"The count in some of the large
counties of the state has not been (unis
plrtrd. and in 1111 cases have the bpards
yet passed on contmifim
“W
NAVY TARD macs CUT DOWN.
Philadelphia.Pa November II—A
general reduction of the term at the
department of codatruction and repair
of the League Island ‘Navy Yard has
been made. Of the 309 employees to:
have been discharged. and it Is be~
lfsved that more. will follow. The dis-
charged men include ahipwrighta.
shipiittcre. painters. shipamithr loin-
mnflplumhars boat builders and labor-
on. Naval Construct; Linnard says
the ml! for the cut down is a lack
of funds to keep all thr- nIeu employ-
ed. Anhort time ago there was a re-
.jp the-torrent tbesteernon'
' Paint; it”: ‘
cloth finished buttons ‘It’s
Second floor, take elevator.
190p.
dow; the diminishing stock
is in the upholstery room.
gas and electricity-nntil
e v .4,
the s nitrite.
1.. W
plenty but they are
arem in a Main street win-
Ourtiins that usually cost
more $12310! i .
56.50 5450 ”Bil
Third door. take elevator.
klts odd that lamps are
so popular in this age of
you think how handsome
' they are; even more need A
for decoration than illum-
ination. Such art lamps as
we 11.11.1111 the prices we
ask. are inexpensive beau-
tifiers of the home. Lamps.
you know. cost less here
than in other stores.
Basement. rear.
Handsome fluffy boas oi
ostrich feathers are conspic-
uously favored this fall.
We have a rarely good line
in lengths from 18 to 54
inches at 85, to 87.
The pretty gauzy jabots
combined with stock col-
lars are bewitching. Hard
to understand how so much
beauty can be got at the-
price.
.Neck rods of black silk
appeal to. sedate quiet peo-
ple. 95c to 85.
Left aisle. front.
A very large and hand-
some line of imitation shell
combs in side. pompadour
and fancy empire styles is
shown on a special table.
Clever chemists have pro-
duced a combination that
looks wondrously like no-
ture’s product and is far
less fragile; these combs
are made of it. The pick
of the lot. 25c.
Right aisle. front
For wear. appearance and
satisfaction the pure linen
handkerchief is best. We
have. all - linen handker-
chiefs, plain and'hcmstitch-
ed or finished with a neatly
embroidered initial. sizes
for women and men, at 12l
and 25c. Most 12ic hand-
kerchieis are half cotton.
called union or Swiss.
Opposite elevator.
The Hookon hose sup-
porter is a new dress con-
vanishes especially design-
ed ior stout women. In
satin or sateen with sill
elastic. 36. 50 and 75c. ()th-
er hose supporters. 10 to
85cpair. Brush binding in
black and colors, be a yard.
Opposite new etarcasc.
At the notion section there
is a collection of unusually
good scissors at 25 and so.
a pair. in it are the ordin-
arv style with 3 to 6-inch
' department. Mr. Idnnerd
says therein plenty of wool for the
till force.
blades. blunt-pointed and
gfast. Some samples ‘
ammonia are grateful addi»
violet. 1110 and 15c .
The Kingsbe’ry toilet pre-
ppfigtiens grow in favor ev-
ery day. They comprise
many valuable dressing-te-
blessed; from a tooth pow-
der to a hair tonic, all at
5911 each
Right aisle. front.
‘” ' Today we shall sell fancy
tadeta ribbons. 5 inches
11 yard. This is a ribbon ee-
peoially suitable for collars
and. :belte end .is to be had
inwhite. pink. cerise. . red.
automobile. caster. brown.
green and light. royal "and
Yale blue. There may be
none Monday.
AI. right of main door.
We are selling men’s ex-
in heavy shirts made of
outing iisnuel' in light. ldark
and medium colors at 50c.
Well made. warm. unusual
value for the money.
Night -shirts of outinif
flannel for man and boy.
Good flannel and made
full length, 501:.
Blue flannel working
shirts for men are great for
wear. We have a big line
in all styles. including dou-
ble-breasted. Prices from
$1 to $2.50.
Right aisle. first floor. front.
Tun liowrsso
Dav Goons Co
Brim
CAPT. SLOCI' M SAILS l-‘Olt SDI? 'i‘li
AFRICA.
London. November n—Captain Ste-
phen L'Hommedieu Slocum. of the
Eighth United States Cavalry and hill.
itary attache at the United States em-
bassy in Vienna. who has been desig~
nailed to watch the operations of the
British troops in South Africa. on be-
half of his government, sailed today on
board the British transport Columbia.
The other foreign attaches sailed on
the Bavarian.
Ilene Are Your fiuaeyet
or." II II id Il
.iiefree. ob‘dal'gemn sPI scores any It
Manila-ed! bio-soot .
Brest. France. November lI—Ru~
mors are in circulation here that a
British transport has laundered off the
Island of L'shant. on the coast of Brit-
tany.
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have twochlldren who aresuhiect
to attacks of croup. Whenever an at-
tack is coming on my wife gives them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it
always prevents the attack. It In a
household necessity in this county and
no matter what else we run out of, it
would not do to be without Chamber-
laine Cough Remedy. More of it is
sold here than of all other cough medi-
cines combined—J. M. Nickle. of Nic-
kle Bros. merchants Nickleville.l’a .
For sale by George C. Stilleoa. 80th
Norwelk, Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Portland Oregon November li—The
transport Innuox sailed yesterday for
Manila with 500 horses and mules for
the army.
—.__———r—’-———
Ideas- !oes lawale Wish Meets.
om (.Ic'oebart moaneupettoa forever.
“2.25m, 11c. 11. 0 i111. druggiela refund money.
..._____.._——
A good deal of the ao-called cream
at society is nothing but skimmed
milk3
A THOUSAND TONGUES
Could not express the rupture of Annie
El. Springer, of 1125 Howard street,
Philadelphia. l’a.. when she found that
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption had completely cured her of
a backing mugh 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 Care—-
"it soon removed the pain in my chest
and I can now sleep soundly. something
I can scarcely remember doi ng before.
I feel like sounding Its praises through-
out the animus." no will every one
who tries Dr. King’s New cry
for any trouble of the Throat. or
Lungs. Price 501: and 31.00.1'riel M
ties free at Freak Ii. Baxter's Drug
Store; every bottle guarantee...
A FRIGHT'UL BLUNDIR
Will often (30“. R liofl'lbl. “I'll.
Said. Cat or Bruise. Buckien‘e Arnica
Salvo. II! I“ in the world. will kill
manicure. scissors. They
the pain and prose yliasl It. Cures
Old Sores. rover . Ulcers. Dolls.
Mariam lean Beet
Pile Cure on . Only :3 cents a
boa. Care by
II. me
Sea salt and perfumed ' M utilities been offered; never hays prices
one to the bath. ~We) have “ '
wide and worth W for 261: .
”We“ H .v
13] p, ‘ have better goods been shown; never have
331°" ‘
is“ no room for improvement in the bar.
pier in
users Born. .1111) 01111113st
0 .,’:‘*'OTHING!
~ Strictly pure wool. double and single breasted
. suits. (are. 37. so. as and 39
was grade. all wool. single and double breast-
ed and pptawav black diagonal worsted suite. 810.
Overcome and Uisters.
Our wind and water proof ulster has proved a
great success. 88. 00.
' " Winter Overcoats in kereeys and cover-ts. from
1; $531) up. All the latest colors.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Sweaters, reduced from 81.25. 81.69 and $2.00.
to 89 cents. .
Sweaters. reduced from 82. 50. $3. 00 and $3. 50.
to $1. 39.
Caps. 10 cents each.
Gemstock 3105.
ll South lain Street, South liomll.
MILFORD A. 11191111: Manager.
Two etores—Norwalk and South Norwalk.
YUUR LAST CHANCE.
Our stock of
China and flouseiurnishing Goods
ls
ALMOST GONE,
and we will sell the rest of it at very much less than
cost. to close it out quic k.ly We have a few good things
left that would make fine Christmas gifts.
Nash 8- Van Scoy
Cor. North Main and West sis.
said-dreary-
WWO stzrtooiuue veins. M m
Hair-M WMJW"
bloodied hob “youthful
tolerandlih Notadye:
dose not lull scalp or
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beset vie grayheir.
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the min. ll'lflg them the AND AN leIIT/iar
enquired nourishment. It
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so. NORWALK—Plsistcd. 43 Washington Street; Baxter. 8 South Main bi.
NORWAlaK—ngfl. ll Mail! Street.
Incident Accidest and Crime
‘ come soon business will come to a
1 standstill In East Hampton. The wa-
. its lowest point. made In 1888.1‘be
‘ factories may shut down tonight to al-
‘ day. Though the lake is supposed to
, of this to their hearts content.
. asked Annie to take luncheon at home
iron Every beam of
the Connonw‘eeitli. ‘
East Hampton-Malena heavy rains
ter in Lake Pocotopaug iarrapidly Iow-
crlng and Is now within four Inches of
low the lake to fill up a little over Bun-
be fed by springs the prolonged drouth
is very evident by the long width of
beach it is a peculiar thing that with
the low water. the fish have stopped
biting to any extent.
Portland—dues Hattie Allende con-
llned to the house as a result of poison.
ing wotrected from eating poison 11‘
mach. Miss Allen, with some you
lady friends took a trip to the woods
a lew days ago. They found what th
supposed to be birch and all partno nook
effects of the poison in the case Tot
Atlas Alien were very pronounced. Her
face and lips are badly swollen and
distorted and acres have broken out on
her face. which have a terrible Itching
sensation. None of the others of the
party have as yet been aiIected by the
poison. '
Derby—Thirty girls at Radcliffe'u
Woolen Mills struck because they do-
clared they could not stand the odor
of llmbergcr and garlic which had per-
meated their workroom since Annie
Slocovitcb was employed, a Week be-
fore. Annie was in rhe habit of tak-
ing her luncheon with her and eating
it in the workroom. The other girls
In vain took perfumes to work with
them to try to onset the odor of lim-
burger and garlic. and rcmonstratr-d
with Annie. When the management
or elsewhere than in the shop she in«
dignautly declared that the perfumes
the other girls used were no better
than that from her lunch basket. The
mill ls rushed with work and the man—
agement today dispensed with Annie'sl
services. and the others returned to
work.
Mlddletown—The trustees of the
Hospital for the Insane have decided
to Increase their supply of water. so
that if there should ever arise a pm-
tracted drought there would still be an
ample supply. The present drought
has lowered very perceptibiy the 11:11-
ount In. their three reservoirs, but
there has been no curtailing of the
amount needed at any building. The,
erection of the new building and the
addition of 250 or more patients will
increase the daily consumption great-
ly. so it has been decided to build a
new rcscnuii on the same stream lw—
\oud the present ones. These sites
are being surveyed and maps will be
made showing their water sheds. The
Having leased the.
Washington street. M
by 1..1i.nooser. will W3
saturday. November I. .
of Crockery and Kitchen
sisting of ’ ' ”
Tin 11.1.1.1, 1
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in selecting these ‘
consideration was duality
most economical fol-the;
are looking for real
economy. There are a «
priced things here but
cheap, shabby kind. The
goods will be our claim. 1
and not the decoyin
possible prices. e I‘
All goods delivered free.
sir
91’1”...
WE ilAll. Willi Al I? "
To the advantages effort! in
of our behigh Coal: use ‘
dust. more comfort. morn
more heat to the bushelftll. toil II“- ‘
omytothetonthsnanyenal .
Gives satisfaction because It's , _ .g
factory coal. Try it once. You'll fl‘
the advantage ct using it alwayl. W
per ton.
IRVIIB LOGKWOOD I Go
successor to 13. Name.
Coal Yard and Office, Water m
Branch Chico. corner Washington ind
Main street. South Norwalk, Conn. .
Telephone Call. 31-5.
2:. l.“ Pippin
host one wilh be taken and the work
of cammting will begin in the spring. '
Fm some time the hospital wthmiticsl
have been buying land for this pur-
pose
BLOSSOMS ON THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS.
Nearly one-third of the month of
November has passed. but the weather
is almost as mild as the month of Oc-
tober. Lawn mowers. which were laid
by when the first treat of the season
tame in have been taken out. sharp-
ened and used again and the grass all
over the city looks as fresh as in late
May or early June. The beautiful turf
on Bushnell Park and the Capitol
grounds has been mowed lately with
almost as much regularity as in the
growing season of early summer. Yes-
terday dandelions were in blossom all
over the 1111th plaza of the Capitol and
the lawn was spotted with the pretty
yellow blossoms. their heads setting up
above the handsome turf. ——linrtfor1l
Courunt.
BUILDING STRONG HOPE-3.
sselOver his Condition.
Paterson. N. .1. November lI-Vl1~c
President Hobart spent number 111111-
fortnblo night last night and today
there was no material change in bi:
Ir. Iiebart’s 11.-11.51....» Mug?
0n Ian or Woman.
Boy or Girl,
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Royall’earl.
on. 111 an 11 111111111
W.
J. 0. JENNINGS»,
Flintlo-
Wall Paper. and Borders
1 NORTH IAIN “All".
South Norwau.
Sample Books of Latest Wield
Papers. Bordere and Gilt Holding
takentohnnses inflamed“
g“ by postal. Estimates m
I van.
"9A;;.g.;.:.saoaa+1p- ._ .. «:4 .
1M7
. 1'!
Plumbing and Stein Hating
1 outlition.
ly in the evening and did \awakc until
early mowing. when he felt much ic-
freshed. The family is building stmng
hopes for the. future. The vice presi—
dent sat up in an easy chair nearly all
yesterday afternoon. His condition
was so much improved that be we..-
nliowcd to road the papers for n shon
time.
Our little boy was alliicted with rheu-i
matism in his knee; and at times an
able to put his foot to the floor. We
tried in vain. everything we could hear
of that we thought would help him.
SOUTIIERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
it is announced that commencing
| I] A} ' t I I I I: l \ Dccrniber pill. 1899. “if Southczn
Ital nay .ompony wi l opera c
"'gaNV‘DO Il- 'SOA through train service over its own line
via Columbia Pony. lilackvillc and
Dr. HI III! in? “uh; "i. "4 “ATN- Mi Alloudalr- t-i. ('.. Into and out of Snow
"(on I'll-ex grunt"? Isair ulnar; .t'r'io‘talnly nah Gt!
0 n F' u a" ’ Commencing that date its through
8 Mill»
car service will be operated in connec-
yuu can use In hair. scalp. complexion.
851! “I. “Mainland-tn. tion with the Plant System south of
Savannah. Ga. and the Florida East
”EAF' s & m Coast Railway. In and from points on
the East Coast of Florida. with direct
Es wnm ,vounection to and from Key West.
Fla" liuvana.t‘11ba.und Nassau. N. I'.,
at who. by an Inrirbkflnw'n; rig-T's?" 7: via. Miami. Fla. in tonncetion with
Wang-ivy“. gn-Cnhil 1‘1"?!" nil-oi: it'd. "IQ rim m COM mumh‘p
sic-"mi. 51th and mm nrijna r1 . Line; and. In connection with the
""" “i“ m“ V" ‘" m';";::,:,;: 1;” IPlant System south of Savannah to
anfidlllpnwd' m 0- é and from other points In Florida. In-
M . l eluding points on the West Coast. with
direct connection to and from Key
West and Havens. via Tampa. Fla. in
anaconda with the Plant Steamship
no
”i want. Known moron new
Wallingford. November Il-—lJr V.
3" Haldw.in died early this morning at
i fishlthe age of seventy-seven years. lie
was one of the best known physicians
‘ "fihl
. in this locality. having practiced medl-
cino Ior about forty years Death re-
sulted from a shock sustained about
eleven weeks ago. He lesion :1 fam-
We almost gave up in despair. when
some one advised us to try Chamber-
laln' a Pain Balm. We did so. and tho
first bottle gave so much relief that we
got 11 am and one. and. to our surprise
it cured him sound and
Bays. Pastor Christian Chm-1h. Nomi-
csha. Kan. For sale by George 1‘ Still-
hOII. South Norwaik; Edward P chd
Norwalk.
“.—
lloiit'r speak Wimlii of low to "WI
living parents than words of pruisc‘
about the dead.
‘ ....._————-——
CHILDREN
All like Null s Cough Syrup. It is made
from the pure roots and herbs and will
not Iniure the most delicate child's
stomach if taken according to direc-
Perfcetly safe for young and
Regular else. 25 cents; three
t.ions
: Old.
times the annuity ill) cents.
Cariisio
ycafluld.
black-mime. tailors. carpenters.
football players.
The vice president went to slocp 9111-.
well. —.l. 'r. 1:
Indian school In twenty
It has musicians. bicyclists.
and
Hot litter Heating.
1 Hot All Healing,
STOVES AND RATIO”.
! SLATE AND TIN ROOFING,
‘ Gas and steam mung;
(las Fixtures. Metal Ceiling.
i [love you seen our stout of
i mcunsortn usual. I
:helonesdilotchkiuio.
it warm cream. spawns. ‘
$81111 Ionill 3111111 Bill
Open daily. except Saturday. III- A
a. m tolZm.. andfromlwiltt
SaturdayJa. In. 1.01qu anon“
day evenings from 1 to 8
littoral. lllo'od on mil.
ALDEN BULMAHS. PM
JOHN H. masts, Vice-Wt.
GEO. r. IIAIIBI. I08. I“ ‘1'!“
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