growerp or this
could be in
' iy upon the for
. mum at one
such. it
seemed
«. Antigua! moment.
times; who feared
, pooh; an alliance
,. . id, profit atgtbe eit-
. dealers. and that
ier Would bewlett
units the former
the cream. The
ch probably exer-
nilnauce with those
i l’bllt'to go into
as it tact that last
r oysters was ates-
éa. enabling indi.
”do. business to us
advantage. as they
by joining interests
up different. This
'! '. crop has convinced
who mtotora looked
' wit disfavor. that
‘ lie in consolidating.
when this year's prolific.
. rlty it will. should it
anything like an equal-
!“ for the next season or
‘prlcea to a point at which
'lnothing much left except
1.; m n. They are coast».
' an attentive ear to the
on of those who favor the
of oyster interests into
your.
section. one iur remov-
Cho oyster'a habitat. comes
Influence. which is having a
elect. A. B. Booth. of Chl-
n the tinny nah trade, occupies
same position as that Occu-
”hotelier in the oil trade. for
“4.7!“:- ll. Mr. Booth practi-
o'ls the tinny fish trade
t the West. Within the past
a . he has turned his attention
Afiw ll'bsh trade. also, it is said.
' " the great possibilitiea
g combination that may be
jpractically control the tradc
"Jinan in conference with Mr.
11 other leaders in the move-
.Itadel has been in the West
' flour or live weeks, much
Ina. having been spent in and
bingo. lie is expected home
day or two and there are
who confidently believe
return will be shortly follow-
Iniimincetnent that the oyster
has at last assumed tangible
The trust. it is saiti will he can-
at from 35.000.0470 to $10,000.-
. I majority of the stock will be
. this state.
the strongest. arguments used
,rho are engineering the mai-
‘ the carrying through of the
would lessen the expense of
, . and marketing by nearly
. to 50 per cent. This. they say,
ii in limited as clear profit.
’l.
ALE'S PARIS EXHllil'l‘.
Haven. November 22-—Wlthiu
the exhibit which the geologi-
‘bpnrtmeut of Yale f‘niveralty Will
to the Paris Exposition will be
. The exhibit will include a
- illustration» of specimens and
“installation in the geologiv
- out. A remarkable part
exhibit will be a plaster model
in height of u stylonurus. the
at American unthropolis. iv‘if-
m, 22 by 28 inches, show the
is made by the, late Prof.
H .
i t l
‘4’“
, will also be sent. The ex-
ll be completed by a series of
,4. at brachlopods anti trilobites.
‘ flag the means of instruction in
, , in the Sheffield Scienililc
WI) WORTHLESS CHECKS.
unitary. November 22~—i". Durdncli
. . twenty. a piano salesman lit--
. » in New Haven was arrested at
W Groveland last. night at the
y of the New Haven police. llc
rged with passing Wortblcxs
.nnd will be taken to New Ha-
lli“! ..
r . .
90L. DAVIS MI'CH WEAKER.
- ', Noi‘ember 2'.’~-At 2:30 this
pg Colonel George R. Davis. di-
l of the World's Fair. was
. at much W hat. His phy«
ill they bad x ven up hope of
' try. Colonel Davis has been
some days with valvular heait
vellum AND mm nan
DROWNBD.
H. 0., November 22—Feb-
the stunner Tees. which or-
night tram Alaska. report
ing of a Mrs. Dumbleton. an-
, n and three unknown men.
. carried under the ice in a
film
AND’CORBETT MATCH-
ED.
, h. November 22—--.iarnea .icf-
James .i. Corbett were, yea-
un matched to fight a
rules.
from customs riuszw:
as. finial;
round go. or to a finish it
its. on or about Septem-
at. The fight will be under
it. November 22~»~f.lovern-
mlscellw
Elmdim m:
guess: that he was mandated with a
. . . Maud “humor or
, .1 it a stock coilltl, bouts.
posed III for what it Was Worth. he
tho,uab%tigould , rips between two or
“I?“ \ .ii‘id tit-s; while at a sac- .
rt :e sale it Won d not amount to half
that. He further remarked that if he
would subscribe to all the bet I let-
,tsrr he received”, would not worth
a cent at tint out of the your. The no
insurance. ileles or Vice Prasident
llobart‘a ii aggregate about 8350.000.
one dummy alons‘rbas lssuad a policy
on his tile for 3100.000. .,
- it is understood that on Saturday
there will homo tnueral nervlcen, one
at the noble which. besides Mrs. Ho-
hurt. the re um and women trientis
of the ism y. there will be present
President McKinley and the cabinet of-
nciais. This will be followed [by the
public services at the Churchill the
Redeemer. at! which Mrswilobart may
not be present. '
A meeting of the Bar Association at
i’aasalc county was held at the City
Hall today and the following commit-
tee ot six was appointed to represent
thallawycra of the county at the titu-
era :
John P. Hilton. William Pennington.
Eugene Stevenson. Thomas M. Moore.
William ll. Gurley and cit-Senator
Robert Williams. The lawyers passed
resolutions of sympathy.’ ,
President McKinley and the members
of his cabinet. together with the judges
of the l‘nlted States Supreme Court
and other distinguished officials at
Washington. will urriVe in Paterson
on a special train at almut noon on
Saturday. They will be received at
the railroad station by a delegation oi
officials and prominent citizens of Pat:
arson and other cities in New Jersey.
Attorney General (lrigga. who has
charge of the funeral arrangements in
behalf of the government. it is expect-
cd. will announce the names of the pull
bearers some time today.
Attorney General (iriggs told the As-
sociated Press correspondent that
President McKinley. the members ot
the cabinet and of the United States
Supreme (‘ourt would leava Washing-
ton nt 7 o'clock Saturday morning and
return immediately after the funeral.
They will attend both services at the
house am] at the church.
'i‘elcgrums of condolence wore receiv-
cti this morning {rpm General lloracc
l’ortcr. i'niicd States ambassador it.-
l-‘rauom General Muzzy. of Paris: Wu
Tint: Fang, Chinese minister; Powell
i'luyton. l'nitctl States Ambassador to
Mexico and Thomas Smith. l'uited
States cunt-ill at Moscow.
London. November 22-Jl‘he day, over
the i'uitnd States embassy here today
was half mauled as a tribute of res-
pcci to the memory of Garret A. lio-
bart, vice-president of the United
States.
Wild. HONOR WHEELER AND Lidia.
Chicago. November 29-45 meeting
of the women who wish to honor Mal-
or (it'iN-l'liln Joseph Wheeler and PM;
hugli Lee was held last evening in the
parlors of the Auditorium Hotel. Those
interested in the project hare, organise-o
themselves in an association culled tht
Lee and Wheeler movement and have
elected olllccra as follow: President.
Miss Anne Marie de Beck; secretory.
Mrs. Louise Abbott.
out during the day to the members 0.
Congress asking them to use their in-
fluence. in getting appointments for
Wheeler and i-‘lizhugh Lee as major
generals or the regular army.
AGAINST St‘ililili. CONSOLlDA’l‘Iil‘N
liockville. November 22~—.\t a spec-
lul town meeting. at which the mic
was taken by printed ballots. the town
Voted to rescind its vote at the annual
town meeting. October 2, when school
consolidation was favorably acted
upon. The vote yesterday was 399 for
rescinding and 147 against rescinding
the vote. at the annual meeting. 'i'he
vote was one hundrcd less than that
cant October 2. as many oi the. citizens
are of the opinion that yesterday's aw
tion. it opposed to consolidation. would
not be. legal. The. question now will
probably come before the courts.
WATERBL’RY GETS THE (‘l'i‘.
Merideu. November 22—A meeting
of the oiilciuls of the lnterscholastic
Football league was held here. yester-
day afternoon to consider New Brit-
ain's protest on the game with Water-
bury at New llaven last Saturday.
There was much discussion. and the
votc stood three to three in favor oi
sustaining the protest. The tie one
evenly dissolved by President ('hurch
who opposed the protest. and Water-
bury wili now retain the cup that was
awarded to her on Saturday.
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD TRACK
New Britain. November 22—Willium
i‘lyun. aged thirty years. whose home
was in Plalnvilic. while walking on
the tracks of the Northampton divis-
ion of the Consolidated railroad in that
town last night. was struck by a train
and instantly killed. The accident oc‘
curred near the. llroad street crooning.
The firemen stated that he saw two
-men on the track and bi under the im-
ression that the other man was also
killed. The remains of the second
man could not be found. however.
A ”ODIMUN DANCER.
if. you ever had a cold which you par-
inittcd to "wear away" It may interest
you to know it was a dangerous pro-
ceeding. Every cold and cough which
is neglected paves the way for con-
sumption. bronchitis. asthma or ca-
tarrh. Otto's Cure. the famous Ger-
” lit-Tim lungmremody. wiii cure
any m on vs you iron
on. soil: will W.
Letters were Hell} .
mire tho malt delicate atoni- .
"or heart. .
MMIM by Physicians»
All: your druggiat for it or
‘mi
tor a box of twelve
, . pu'mito on!
insurance is putting off protection.
Just now you may think you don't
need it-vbut should you die. than your
family would be left without piotec-
tion. Dur'insursnca is the right kind
of protection. Secure it NOW.
THE CONN. GEN'L LIFE ms. 00..
United Bank Bulldlnl.
South Norwali. Conn.
Frank‘tli‘llominsdieit. General Agent.
Daily Freightliné
sail. .
Nllw 708K
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwalk 6 p. m. Leave South
Norwaik. 6 p. In. Leave New York
gist 23, East River, Beeknian Street.
p. m.
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C. "36th
SOUTH 303'”!
llPllllllllBPlllll
Printingofanyllndaod
on a par with”) work
done in this section or
Will.
seariusi. BUILDING i
ill
South Harwell, Conn.
P. D. STANNIRD,
(Successor to J. D. JENNINGS.)
Funeral Director ind Enbilnet
7 Main street. Not-walk, Conn
T.lephone Call, 11-2.
IACCBMLAV'PBF
Fire, Life and Accident
INSURANCE.
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENT
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterling
Drafts. Loans Negotiated.
’ and Stocks Soul. '
OFb‘lCE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH NORWA].K. oCONN
Notary Public. Acknowledgements
Taken.
Biuillin Balm!
’De'adly Enemy
To
C O L D S
AND
in. nun blunts.
a gamma, ' Drugglata,
REPLAISTED, SmNorwalh.
Taylor ”it Golden,
REAL ESTATE ‘
sso issuance.
Loans Negotiated.
OFFICE 01'
mm SIM mm.
14 Washington Strut.
SOUTH NORWALK. @.
‘ flute '
- tbs recipient or ii‘eurpribo ny.’
. dstsrniinati in mi "
‘ ills-so _ attainments
trout dearest-futons!
. a
I, trunk; the lob was not “f'
1 lot ooeof them mule a remark thst't
j was tiltbardut trunk ll. lull
tried to open. Mr. Flute said
1 struck her in the radii and ran‘ down i ‘
'1 BMilGULER lléalilCATM CONFID-
‘ leases into the United States. and some
’0‘ brine s I
"M will" "Mounts- " .
lure. e and his wits mad
tound til?!“ then trying”
"or
, "lath"
not" and grabbed one offtlia non. lira.
ll’iuto tried to catch. south”; but be
stairs. The other month!" of tbs trio
mood. Mr. iv‘luto hung on to his
In“: ~
W
ATES.
‘ St! Louis. Mo. November 21-11"
arrest here yesterday of William Bill].
charged with smuggling photographic
oihls confederates in other cities. is
regarded by Collector of Customs
smithas the most important made by
his department in years. Colonel
Montgomery. special agent of the
Treasury Department, who has been
3i. work on the case for months. says
that Bull and his enumerates have ,
defrauded the government out of thou«
sands of dollars. Bull told Collector
Smith that one of bin oonfederates was ‘
George Book. the jeweler. of Provl- ,
deuce. R. 1.. who was arrested in New
York on the charge of smuggling
pearls. Bull claims that he was in col-
liisions with certain employees of a
steamship line.
rat: was 0N honours)
ilartiortl. November 22~At the road
ference of the Congregational Churches 4,
of Connecticut. which opened in thist
city. yesterday. resolutions in favor.
of expelling Congressman Roberts. oh
Utah were passed with applause. The l
repolutious ware introduced by the;
Rev. Joel S. lvos oi Hartford. a well-.
known clergyman in this region. ‘
New Haven. November 22~0ne oil
the fraternal societies of this city m-‘
contly appealed to Congressman N. D.
Sperry. of the Second Congress Dia-
trici. to oppoa" the seating of (‘on-
gieumau-elect Roberts. of Hair. (‘ou'>
greasmnn Sperry has just replied to the
society. saying that he in heartily in
sympathy with the movement to una
sent Roberta. He says something will
he done by Congress to prevent Hob»
eris taking his seat. ‘
ouowxrm iN THE WHITE HORSE
RAPIDS.
Scuttle. Wash. November 22—~l"rom
passeiixcra on the eteamer lloasllc.
who haw arrived from Lynn Canal. it
is learned that .l. Smith and ~~~-«- .
Benific were drowned in White liorae
Rapids. Now-miter l‘.’ Their compou-
ion. Hilbert Mclntouli. escaped. Thv'
thrcc were in a small boat loaded with .
oats. which tilled and sank Steamers
Anglican and Goddard and ten crows
are frozen in at head of Lake Lehargc.
(in thc Anglican are several hundred
pounds of Yukon mail.
ma‘. ...i
This rm
int and illoal Store.
filill bins to lllillliili.
We are kept busy not-
withstanding the weather,
therefore it encourages us
to handle the largest va-
rieties in our only line.
, dittiion elem ”minty in winterm en
' isuirwfimumo I
I“ WYOiit'. “m . i
ll, lion in the way of. unincreaml on
they bring the most, it they are properly
protected from cold, Attendtot
' .. “optima“ with
' lib;
orlnaidel'mmetweenhwdsm . floors,
or beneath Rope-Fabric, is water ”Hill
tight. vermin ptooiuand
very inexpensive. .
For full information and samples 4
M17 10
OVERCOATS.
. C O
s a a
s' e‘ o'
The weather we are having will not
burn) pour purchasing heavii coats.
but cold will be here soon and then
it will be a great moneiani advan-
tage to
know what to wear and
where to get it at a most reason-
able price.
Up-to-dalc Coats are of Vicuuas,
a soil
woolu material. Oxfords,
Covetts. Keiseiis.
One of
obtainable.
the slickesl Driving Coats
It is plush-lined, with
two collars.” one a heavu ulster
collar.
We can
salisiu all in Ulsteis.
Prices for the asking.
a s a‘
a a o
.0 .a .o
FRANCIS (it (30..
925 Washington Street. ‘
South Norwalk.
lug m s sum
it ' ‘
agile that 1‘ addr I, ' /
.«mh‘illlicywla ,- u
. your word that you won't I . when
'1 you set to Albagiy’. 1'“ an what his be -
I, m. .M‘ ‘ I u I i
‘ "Judo! ‘ " or.“ {awe you
Iran drawing himself up with step
dignity. "i so to Albany unpledged sir I
don't go at all.”. , p r
mm DOCTORS IN CONBUUI'A-
. TION. .
"When you no sick. whai'yon lilt-
hest is to be chosen tor a medicinal:
. s have shad cold fDr. inclin-
ation wool racoiiintenii Chamberlain's
Cough noisily because it is pleasant
and safe to take. Dr. Experience would
recommend it beoabae it nevervfalls to
effects speedy and pe t cure.
Dr. Reason would recommen it be-'
cause it is prepared on scientific prin-
ciples, and acts on nature's plan in re—.
lieving the lungs. opening the secre-
tions and restoring the system to a
natural and healthy condition. Flor
sale by George c. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; E. P. Weed. Not-walk.
Life in to be fortified by many
friendships. To love and to be loved
is the greatest happiness of existence.
-—Sydney Smith.
There is more Catarrh in this notion
of the country than all other diseases
put tonether. and until the last few
‘ years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it a local disease. and prose
cribed local remedies, and by constant-
ly failing to cure with local treatment.
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proved catarrh to be a constitutional
disease. and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney
5 00., Toledo, Ohio, is the only eon-
stitutionai cure on the market. it is
taken internally in doses from ten
drops to a teaspoonfnl. it acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces- of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. J. WHEY I 00.. To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggfata, 15c.
Hall’s Family Pills are the beat.
..__._.._.___.—
There is no man so fricriilless but
that be can find a friend sincere
enough to tell him disagreeable truths.
~—liulwcr Lytton. ~
To Care A Coach in One Day
To Cure a Cold in One Day
To Care Sore Throat in One Day
To Cum Boar-ena- in One Day
Take Cleveland's Lung ilealcrvas cents.
if it failsto cure. we will cheerfullyrc
your money. (Trial size tree.)
For sale at Plalated's Drug Store.
South Norwaik. and Edward P. Wood’s.
Norwalk. ’ ‘
Who has a daring eye. tells down-
right truths and downright lien—La-
voter.
Dr. H. H. Baden. Summit. Als.. says.
which enables us to “large. ~
sales and small profits".
Here is an odor:
Black and brown heavy
beaver jackets. half-lined,
$2.98.
Covert, half—lined, 32.98.
Kersey, half-lined, 83.98.,
Another covert. half-lin-
ed, $3.98.
A good Kareey, all lined
and nicely trimmed, 84.98.
A good Kersey. all lined;
and nicely trimmed, 85.98.
A good Kersey, all lined,’
$7.98.
COAL !
COAL !
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance in prion, I am
nowinapoaitiontoginniyomtha
benefit of theme. '
Iy stout consists of Brat-slats Oasis
only, both lobigb and thralng,
ilaalston anti Jodie, Egg. Store, In
and Pan. .
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of all coal baton delivery, and do-
liverad by careful and experienced men.
JOHN H. FERRlS.
Tel. 52-3. “9 Wuunmm
"I think Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure is a
splendid medicine. 1 prescribe it. and
my confidence in it grows with contin-
ued use." it digests what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and indiges-
tion. George C. Stilison. South Nor-
walk. Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
i'nfortunately the position Canada
wants to take in this boundary dis-
pute is on our side of the line—Tho
Times, Philadelphia.
70 CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. 25c. The quinine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
l'niortunstely for the Administra-
tion. all effort to conduct a smoke-
less. campaign in the Philippines have
failed—The News. Detroit.
You never know what form of blood
poison will follow constipation. Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Lit-
tle Early Risers and you will avoid
trouble. They are famous little pill-
for constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillaon. South
Best; Kerae'y. and best
satin linings, in all colors,
$8.98 and $9.98.
Plaid Skirts. all wool.
$2.49, 83.48. 84.98, 85.98
and 86.98.
Golf Capes of all sorts at
ridiculously low prices.
Children’s reefers, nice
mi x t u re s. handsomely
E
.%
lira
............. «.Wanl
Columns when a
will «long:
sissy“.
trimmed. from 81.49.
Fun.
68 Washington Street,
South Norwulk.
b
73:17:: anwy but I; claim gié
EASTMAN .
33 1-3 Per Cent Discount,
KODAKS.
William P. Beers’
soawst.
Tailor-Made Suits. Petti- THE EVENING SENTINEL
costs, etc., and full line of ..‘ '
iS THE BEST ADVERTISING
naiiiun 1N NORWALK
lANI) SURROUNDING Towns.
Norwalh; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
Canadian statesmen should be care.
ful what they say. We have not as-
similated anything now for several
weeks.~The Record. Chicago.
Ls Grippe. with its after elects. sn-
may be quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure. the only nmcdy that per»
ducea immediate results in coughs,
colds. croup. bronchitie.pnenmonia and
throat and lung troubles. it will pre-
vent consumption. George C. Stiliaon.
floutblk Norwaih; Edward P. Weed, Nor-
wa .
A Macon. thin.) out reared six young
squirrels.
"i had dyspepsia Iity-aeven yearly
and war found relief till
i used Kodol Dyspepsia Cm. Now I
am well and feel like a new man.”
writes I. J. Planing. Hurray. use. it
is the bust m blown. Csru ail
fort-as of i on. .Phylielaal ev-
erywhrl pisaeriha it. Guam 0. Stillc
non. tooth Now-IX; Inward P. Wool.
Non-it.
The was which milled them
ind Statues-mutton tor Pennsylva-
1:“thme
u u
nually destroys thousands of people. it
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