illftroin peritonitln. . i.
Bunday with his parentn. Mr. and Mrs.
. . ,' A. Finch, of Van Zandt avenue.
we held a. monthly. meeting} last
. onward Bristol. of union, in: re-
. inundhome altar viniting hlr. and
‘ We. Chauncey Brundage. of Riverside
"OWN”. .
A Sunday school telulieru" meeting
‘will be held at the Van Znndt avenue
church tonight at 7:30. Adult echoi-
are are nine invited. i. . «
Wm...
Mrs. Charles H. Alsthorpe, of River-
aido avenue. returned home today from
a three weeks’ visit in‘ Peehaklll-oa-
Hudson and Brooklyn. N. Y.
a—u—c—Tv—W
All who want to honor God by teati-
mony and to receive his bleeelng are
invited to attend the Tuesday night
- clans meeting in the East Avenue
Church. tonight.
The Revival Band will go to Went-
. port, Wednesday evening. The mem-
bers will leave the church about 3:80
o’clock. The Band has an invitation
to conduct the services in Knudnen'u
Hall. next Sunday.
\
A special meeting of the East Nor-
walk Fire Departmentwill be held to-
night at 8 o'clock. in the parlors-r of
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Company.
to make arrangements for the annual
ball of the department.
An important meeting of the Ladieu'
Aid Society of the East. Avenue Meth-
odist Episcopal Church will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. in the.
indlcs' parlor of the church. Arrange-
meals will be made for an entertain-
ment to be given the last of the month.
Don‘t borrow trouble for the purpose
of lending it to others.
on: am in.
outpatient".
. More men attended the opening of
the Merchant Tailoring Department on
Saturday than have ever before at any
one time. and many were so pleased
with the line they could not resist
placing an order for a unit or an over-
coat.
Bear ‘ln mind the special trn day
price of $11.95 for your choice of a
large selection of patterns. suit or ov-
ercoat. This gives you a tailor-made
suit at a less price than the ready-
made. “Fit. finish and workmanship
guaranteed."
THE COLD \VEATHER
Will make you think of a new lac-
ket or cape, perhaps a tailor-made suit. ‘
We. are showing exceptional values in
this department. The better garments
this season seem to be the most in fa-
vor.
We have some exclusive styles. one
of a kind; many are sample garments.
JACKETS.
Home of the very newest styles im-
here; bcst cloths and linings.
l Speclafnackcts at $7.50, $10.50, $12.50
and $15.00.
At thcsc prices we get values that
arc talking points for the rc.~t of our
. mock.
CAl’l'Zr‘i.
The golf on tree and tho plush cupcam-
these stylish garmcnta are most. reu-
sonsbly priced.
Don't. forget that our stock of wo-
incn'u wrappers. women‘s wool waists.
womcn‘u silk u'nlitef‘dtyl cidcr down
house sacks are ready’ffor you and a
large selection to choose from. Prices
range all in your favor.
.—.——————,————
Tailor-made suits for women's wear.
every unit a perfect style and well
made at 810. 813.50. :15.
Here are three special suits that defy
competition. made from heavy clothe.
rcprenenting the .. very latest goods
shown. and the linings of the best Inf.
., feta'uilk for the jachct and a liar; per-
. calluv- skirt lining.
Fl'iti-i.
Our moul complete line of turn now
ready for you; all kinds are rrpl‘i‘nt‘li
led-the mink. the marten. oticr. oimw
a’nrugchlnchiilri. real seal and imitation
nil—madc into muffs. acarfa and neck
pieces of every conceivable idea.
Priced reasonable.
For when for baby carriagea.
The (lo-Cart robenllned with felt and
qnlited antin.
'jl'lie Angora robekvery flue, soft
{gr and daily. Price: start at 82.19
and rim to no. .
limit will! it 80.”.
at... .l. 5. Morgan. ot‘cm Retreat, in W
Irving Finch, of New York. npent
{pullover nook and udder Coni- .,
night. and transacted routine balloons. '
hotly harmim and deer not up ‘
monuments. ltcurenthoir.
cold quickly “rind pleasantly. It
‘. contains no Opium. ' . . .
Wimnamm-m.
tannin-mum- ‘
the hill. III M P :Gan'l
m. i. an;
'rWWm
v: ..
Dill- ‘
lie-l Dill-i Allldiinlel ‘l‘nnmron
or Thunder Inning. ‘
The great ehoweu of Leonid meteore
in due this week. Authorities differ as
to the exact date on which the Inert
display may be expected. The beat
opinion is that the maximum will be
reached bhtwecn the hours of i and 5
o'clock on‘ the morning of Thursday.
Almost ually good mathematicians
predict i for the name houra tomorrow
morning: A third possibility in that
the densest portion of the swarm will
be met while it in daylight in this part
of the world, consequently the phe-
nomenon can only be witneased on the
other side of the globe. 'l 0 provide for
this several expeditions have been rent
to india. in any have. however. there
are likely to be more than the usual
number of meteors to be seen on both
tomorrow and Thursday mornings. At
all the observatories where special at-
tention is to be paid to the Loonldu the
.watch hue already been set. -
A New York paper lent night re-
marks: The meteors are called imonidu
because they seem to radiate from the
constellation LomAe lien does not rise
until about 1 o'clock in the morning.
at this time of year. it'wiil be neon-rm
to expect anything remarkable in the
early hours of the evening. The bout
plan for one who in unxloua to ace the
meteors in to go to bed in the early
evening. having previously set his al-
arm clock for 2 a. in. Better still in to
tip the "copper" who write; your best
to wake you when the rhino begin to
rain shooting stars. In certain New
England towna ‘amngelnnntn have
been made to blow the whlatleu and
ring the churchbclls when the meteoru
begin to fall in large plumbers.
The most serious difficulty in the
way of successful observations—draw
ring, of conrae. cloudy weather—writ
be. the moonlight. All the fainter me-
teors will be blotted out by the nearly
full moon. and only the brighter oncu
seen. This makes it certain that the
shower of 189' will‘ not equal the great
display of 1833. it should. neverthe-
icse, be well worth looking for.
DIED OI" NEPHRITIS.
Now York. November li—Gcorgc
Lang. wholesale leaf tobacco merchant
died of nephritis yesterday at his reu-
idcnce here. 427 Hudson street. Mr.
Lang was well known in the leaf to-
bacco trade and for the loot quarter of
a century has done an extensive busi-
ness in the New England states. He
was fifty-six years old and leaves a
widow and one son.
Necessity never made a good bar-
gain.
now An twin-mt
Dr. liooba' spa net’tl‘lneurenli hid or i lie.
olefren. Admnmnglicmndxh cannot . .
Addison Cammaclt. the. Wall street
bear. is a born lightning calculator
and amuscs himself and his friends by
the use of his talent.
Leave “it All
To Me.
That, in loot what manypl our custo-
tncrn do when flit! mlfhny PAPER-
lNG Oil I’AINTJNG (Rot-they come
to our store and any: "Do the work.
ilorham, ui it should bc."—-l do lust
as directed. i use my best Judgment
to givc them the best work. I send
out the workmen who are bent fitted
for the work you want done-ospccial-
lets. When they pack their tools and
leave the premises you can rest aneur-
ed that you've got as good a job as any
one can give you—you'll not be charg-
ed anything “out of the way" either.
It will pay you to bear this in mind.
E. E. .
GORHAM,
It) First Avenue.
East Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 135—2.
groves ,
AND RANGES
‘ NEW IND
SECOND-BIND.
AT ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES.
Stuns Pat Up and Repaired.
muffin“.
m v-tm.m Mire
. outdone".
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Makes Cakes
and
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2 Sizes Packages 2 lbs 4 lbs
ALL .oaocaas.
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’ Mdiie. Lucie have has addressed a
'circular to the twenty breach depart-
‘menial committees of the League of
rt'hlldrcn. of Which ahc is founder as
well as president. announcing that the
. league has sci-tired a place in the Parla
Paul Kuppcr. the sculptor. is at
work on a hunt of err-President Dwight
of Yale, to be cast in bronze and pro—
seuted to the college by a commiticc
of students.
't'o Strengthen Nerves in on! v.03 .‘ imposition. and inviting children to
To Purify the Blood in One Week acnd exhibits of their work.
To Our-e Constipation in One Veal: .__..._...._.._
‘l‘o (‘nrn tuneup-non louver.
Tale f‘uacnreln (handy (falliuriic. ldc (trad.
_ If C. C. C. tail locum. druggistn refund money.
To Cure lick Bendache in One Day
Take Cicvcland'a Cclery.Com and Tea.
25c. If it fails to cure, u‘c wil cheerfully
to fund your money. (Trial nine free.)
For naie at Plaisted'a Drug ltore,
South Norwalk, and Edward P. Wood's.
Norwnlh.
The Lutheran Church in iccland has
about 72.00” members. or about the
‘ entire population.
Dr. W. Winon. Italy Hill. N. l’.. says:
"i heartily recommend One Minute
'i‘lIi-i'c are L298 more scholars "mCmigh Cure. n gave my wife Hump-
”10 rolls it! ”10 Sunday ”('llOOl 0‘ [H‘- ("ate rpflef {n' ”numnfln‘ natural’"
luml than hm year. . Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick-
'—'—— ‘ly cure all coughs. colds. throat and
George Noland. Rockiand. 0.. says. lung troubles. George c. euiim.
“My wife had pile“ forty yeara. Dc- 1 South Norwaik; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured horde/alt.
It is the beat salve. in America." It
heals everything and cures all skin. ancn'e lfniverslty. situated in
diacaseu. George C. Stllinon. South Nor-3 Kingston. is the only Canadian institu-
Wllk: Edward P. Weed. Norwnlk. 3 tion of higher education under the im-
‘ ———.—— . mediate care of the General Aunembly
Daniel l-‘rohmsn. "l." theatrical man- i of ilic i’rcahyterian ('hurch in Canada.
er. wz. a new r man when ini
“" N ”we no cyan—no my.
187i hc “.254 employed to manage a;
walking match. The rcceiptu from? That is the way all druggista sell
this undertaking were more than iiO.-’ Grave's Tasteless (‘hill Tonic for Ma-
coo and this success start») Mr. i‘rolI-i larla, Chllln and Fever. It is elmply
man in theatricale. Mr.‘i'-‘roliman limeI Iron and Qulume in a tasteless form,
amassed a fortune since then. ; Children love it. Adults prefer it to
GM Y (‘URF‘ FOR DYSPFPSIA t bitter. nauseating tonlcn. Price We.
Mrs. Franklin flush. of New Castle! Mal. William I'. liiddic. a Philadel-
Iici.. days: "I suffered for yearn with: nhlan. who has been decorated with
dynpopnla. tired to have grratdintrens an" offline Dewy modem. in one of
and priming, 1 mm everything I.’Iilt‘ illustrious Riddles of the Quaker
could bcar of. but. nothing hclpcd mp city. He in a non of Captain John llid-
till I look liranlilan lialm. and "l"! 5,” die. who unrvcd with illutlnutlun in the
coal. lmttlc curcd me completely." ‘ "Ml Will'- .
For sale by.li. il. I'lalnted and r‘. ll. ~~~~ -
lianter. HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
Wc have twori’illdren who areaublect
Pronititlll ii. (i. Hart. of the i'niou to attacks of croup. Whenever an at-
l'aclilc uyntem. whose reccnt Incognito tack lg coming on my wife give. them
ridc in a bagmo car was noted in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it
the papcra. frrqucnily list-u this mc- always prevents the attack. It in a
thod of travel. lie believer in " get. . household necessity in thin county and
ting down among the min." and not. no matter what else we ran out of. it
long agonppolnted himself amemlier of would not do to be without Chamber-
a wrecking crew. doing good work in . laln'n Cough Remedy. More of it in
several minor amunbupa. , , sold here than of all other cough inedi-
clnen combined—J. If. Nickle. of Nic-
ldnenu but than» With l‘amntn. ltle Bron. merchants. Niehlevllle. Pa.
Candy autumn euro matiniimv tamer. For sale by George C. Stiliaon. South
their. If(10.0,hikdmlnlorrfundmey.iI‘m-walk: Edv.rd p. “refit Norwnlk.
sir Stafford Norlme. whose name! Preaidcnt allot. of Harvard in «no.
in mcntiom-rl in nmncctlon with the ited with being opponed to the recent
governor-hip of Hominy. in one of the _ order of the Harvard law achool‘n fac-
mnlt client of [3%. Me is marriedi uity which admits women gruiuaten
to'hthc adopted daughter of the Ire! to the law courses. provided they are
Canadian pier-Lord Ronni mmdmmm of Milne.
i“...
. to! the Ito
- done its work at die-outing and carry
' o n to leave behind. an
.r A liltifi Iliilti ”0. all ”Hillier! ill
"loin liltig .tlint water Wti'
~ nonounpdnntroying ~ 'mplanm
mach. .
Protopiaam in that. vital aubntanct
which given lrnt forum.” all liv-
iu cranium. {pundit-d. moo are
it c from impurities left to general.
bacteria or micmople life. truitfu
of many kinda pf'dime.
Dintiiied water. like pure rain wa-
ter. in matron: Impuritinn. While it
log of! route or wornont tiuiiee of
the body. it has no in uritinn of it»
will than re-
ore all lmpuritlnn. glVing life and
health to the body.
I quote from .tha Health Culture
Journal. where it says: "The state-
ment of Dr. Koppe.’ who is a German
physician. not known in scientific cir-
clen. appeared originally in the inter
eat of the Cariahad Springn of laur-
ope. and since has been widely circu-
lated by certain mineral springs and
alter companies In this country. neck-
ing to undermine the popularity of
distilled water."
A room for. doing this in the fact
that lionrtln of Health everywhere
have etmdemned tilteru no worse than
nucleus. and decided in favar of aei'at-
ed distilled water. and the. filter com'
paniee have been desperate. in the
United Staten there are nearly two’
thousand companion that are supply-
ing familiar with over a half million
gallona of distilled water daily, and it
is estimated that fully fifty thouuand
other famllleu have their own ntlile
for furnishing pure water.
in. is‘oppe'u statement has never
been publlnhcd in scientific or medi-
cal journals except to contradict and
pronounce it (nine.
Dr. J. ii. Kellogg. phyeiclan-ln-chlef
of the Battle Creek Sanitarium. re-
plies to Dr. Koppe, from which we
quote the following:
"It in thus apparent that no real dan-
ger can poeulbly come from the list- of
dieiiiicd water: that. on the. other
hand. many actual advantageu arc of-
fared. it is free from germs. free
from injurious units. from lime and
the some uniform quality. It is a pity
that such an unscientific and mislead-
ing atateinent uhouid be allowed to ap-
pear before the public."
The following In quoted from the
Health Culture Journal:
"Nothing but distilled water is al-
lowed on board our navy muscle. and
during the Spaniah-Amcrican war. not
a single death from disease was re.
ported on board these veuucla. whilc
those who obtained their water supply
on land riled by the thoueantia from
typhoid and malaria. The official gov-
ernment report states that from May
1. mes, to April 30, 1899. 5,438 of Oil!
uoidicru died from diacnnc. while only
908 were killed in battle. llad our
armies been supplied with distilled
water. it in safe to any that over I..-
out) of these deaths would have been
avoided.“
Distilled water should be prescrvcd
in tight bottles or jars while hot. and
kept in a cool Dlilt‘t‘. Will kccp in-
definitely. if not left eximsed to the
air.
Pitt) BOND Pl'lildf‘t).
Till“. WEEKLY'SI'MMARY.
The summary of The Commercial
Record for the current week makes
the following showing:
Sales. Mortgages.
New Haven ......... iii 8 59.450
Went Haven ......... .‘i 5,l00
Hartford ............ iii twill
Bridgeport .......... 22 IiilJfii’.
Waterbury .......... lti 38.327
Merlden ............. 7 H.300
New Britain ........ 5 29,450
Norwich ............ .‘l 6.10
New London ........ i 5.950
Mlddletown .......... . . . . .
Norwalk ............ .‘l “95
Danbury ............ 5 55:)
9t 8229.088
Don't Tainan Spit and limbo lent Mk Away.
'l‘o quit what-co eamly and forever. be mag
antic. full of life, nerve and vigor. take No-‘t'o
Boo. the wonder worker. "Nil. makes weak men
ntroug. Ail druggintn. we or If. Cure guaran
teed Rookie; and sample me. Address
Sterling liepiedy (‘0. Chicago or New York
KENTI'(‘KY ELECTION RI-ITI’RNS,
Louisville. Ky. November li-‘i‘hc
tlonricr Journal today publishes rc-
turns from the olllcial count of H3 of
the till counties in the state. Thce»
give (locbci a plurality of 3.359. The
unofficial rcturnu to the eamc paper
from the air: remaining countica givc
Taylor plurallticu of 1.722. making
Goclxl's nct plurality l.li.'i7. l-‘rom this
table. however. are omitted all voice
that are being contestcd. Thenc num-
ber 1.33.1 for (ioebcl. including the
Lifts in Nelson county. and 2.9“ for
Taylor. Taylor'a plurality of the con.
tented voice in Hill. Upon these con-
teetu. the (‘ourlcr Journal «aye will dc-
pcnd the rceiilt.
REMARKABLE RESCUE.
Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainileld. lll..
ranke- the statement. that she caught
cold. which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician. but grew‘worae. He told
her she wan a hopeleae victim of con-
numption and that no medicine could
care her. Her druggiat suggested Dr.
King'o New Discovery for Consump—
tion: she bought a bottle and to her
delight found hemlf benefited fromi
first done. Hhc continued its use amti
after taking nix lmttlca. foomi hcrucit
mad and well; now does her .own
other unlmtuncca with which they are ,
‘ found in combination. if not alwayn ot
"aim to Cb
..
on. timeout.
though you may feel that it in pe' ‘
safe to do so, 'butbring it along and see ‘
much you can buy from us for a' little
money.
"Sm-Wed
Children‘s ,
Beach. More, ' Beaver Coats
for women,
with large sailor,
sizes 32 to 44 ‘
collars. sizes 4 to
84.50 anti:
12, price - - -
82.98.
A very large assortment of Cams. Fare null? W‘
Children ’5 Costs of all descriptions.
7E1 'RrEmr i) compo."
Mahackemo Block, Se. Norwalk. .
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YOUR LAST ‘cu
Our stock of , -..
China and flouseiurnisbing Goods}.
Is : .. . -
ALMOST GONE; '
and we will sell the'rest of it at very much less than.
cost. to close it out quickly. We have a few good thing!
left that would make line Chrtstmas gifts.
Nash 8- Van Stacy
Cor. North Main and West sis.
[Mild lmfiahtffi- i ,
Smaller. 3““th and Shun
Pinning and Steam Sawing.
IANUFAL'I'URW OF AND DEALERS 11!
Doors, Sui. Blinds, iludvood lianieli, fittings, lite.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
arena-rump par-nun.
So. Norwalk.
Mill and Office foot of Marshall sh.
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housework. and is an well an i-Iiv- over
wan. Free trial bottlca of thin Uri-at
Discover at Frank H. Iiaaier'n Drug;
Store. ly b0 canto and 81.00. cvrrr.
bottle tarantned.
VOLCANIL' ERUP‘I'IONS ,
Are grand. but akin Eruptions rob.
life of Joy. Bucklen'n Arnica halve;
cure- them. also Old. Running and Pe-s
ver m. lilcera. Bella. Felons. Cornet
Warts. Cuts. Brutus. liurna. Braids”
Chopped Hands. Chllblaina. Beet Plie‘
cure on earth. Driven out Pains andi
Aches. Only 25c a box. Cure guaran-
teed. Sold by Frank ii. Banter. drug-
[M i
in the Frankfort. Ky. prlnon thoro-1
are two Christian lodeaver societieu .
one for white men with a mother-ship;
{of I". and the other for colored men.
with a manually of ninetnight.
i
1ELEvarou.
"We never make excuses for charging high prices.” .
because it in not neeeeeary.’ We sell the choioeat min I
and feed at the lowest price. Why buy Hay. . ‘ , ,
Grain and Food from second hands ? Elevated Grin ,
is always clean. ' ‘ . i
Raymond Bros.
.uannonb Eniiyarou. ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler