deepest interest in his
so as action; was
the useot fills same ‘in
4.30 ”Win!
t and far-reaching
be has lost made nat-
be dis without
flow In”! '0-
”! ioldod to the
of is business as-
. jiirs‘spnow over-
- peas. and has decid~
thstuse of his name for
flu. . .. .
. ,. for tile new time
'fiho know ‘afr. Bran‘llegee
12th» he got the sonic
.in his silk hat
or. that ever
nk-Brandesee be
«giver-nor the old
d
’yforv, the honors he he-
‘ :12" « up the committees
. ads 'tliehops thatehe
'_ - next governor.
Wan a d with them
. ‘ ll things t at are'grate-
' . slator occupies a different
w when he is in his own hali-
Rlincsnbsr how everybody
. Mar. Barbour for gover-
Kltm lube now? The cus-
. . is to make a man speak-
bim the governorship and
,him like a hot potato.
‘ .. the illusion wore off in
sense mighty quickly. He
the political powers of the
pledged to ueorge P. Mc-
‘before he had sounded his
x the last time in the House
‘ tsflves. He knew that if
‘ to accomplish what his friends
‘ htto accomplish he would
"H enter men-who through
g.or deference to public op-
,Mthapa it might be said be-
t a consummate political coup.
. lathe speaker's chair.
egoe is true and truthful in
and .be. is. extremely. grateful.
want to go back on the men
pod him' to honor nnd fame.
thinking it over he proba-
uded to wait awhile. There
reason for lieving that he was
- that in w lting there would be
i
the question is us to where
's influence will go in the
‘ 1 light. There is good rea-
”I believing that it will go to Me-
Jé‘, Whether true or not. common
t credited lv‘yler with the man-
of McLean's canvass. Such
the case. it must be said that
, has a high admiration for
'- I At the great banquet of the
.5 .. .Jden's Republican Club. at
m" w d Grove. near New Haven. last
: . . , Brandegee made a brilliant
. in.which- he lauded Fyler's
., tent and extolled his success.
“fame to the chairman of thestatc
, y w as the "01d Roman of
,... id," and said the party did not
.how much it owed to Fyler's
.. of generalship.
. afterwardsspoke and said some-
”, complimentary or Brandegee.
vindicated an incipient friendship
can the two. 'snd the bonds may
h blooms stronger since then.
.a closing paragraph it may be
, {that down this way it looks as if
's only opponent would be Don-
g“. Warren. Brandegee's friends
: Fessenden and the rest of the
. county crowd deserted the
for Warren and this in itself
u flaunt as showing the temper of
Q ans In this section.
men‘cousissiou course-
BNCI.
of the special New York state
mares commission have been in
, . with prominent local grain
provisions dsslers in Chicago. The
. on has been given the power
Court of Records in New York.
“‘ .. .Wlflngs report on the con-
"'"~ ~ - of transportation between the
. f' .undethe ssltbmfll by way of New
' "7" .aity. its specific purpose is to
“ _ tions for facilitating com-
"”k‘ can the west and New York.
ion here largely involved
- increase of business by
*rruntep. There will be some
do as to the «on being
i. : Irma to hold the
a north and the west.
, m from here to
.. titer in Duluth.
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Wells's new answers.
imam. November 23-01:
. For the past years“ ‘obd’tivsnthai;
an t ereason be.
'9' winds carried the ‘
anything.
diseases. George C. Stilison. South Nor-
waik; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
lug immorality on this planet.
live their authors. 1‘
MI“? i i
1“. truth-stilt” it “M13909
slide ”who.“ lemmas anae-
lowm orthodontic circles have
aware of the fact that sec mutant
in the bastiofjiphysic’sl coil tion.
lie W.thst'with plenty at out-
door work. which the former wrest-
ler's spacious farm and treatment.»
White Plainsriwsuldramrdpks would
soon be able to rejuvenate himself and
bring himself back ‘totorm. His plan
.niiscarried and today: ha is sulsl'ills
from a severe nervous collapse. which
meat lathe. start that win or
with Mahsr. it was his intention to
quit the prise ring. iiis plans were
to open a boning-academy in this city.
. ex; ‘ , .
A lie liberates us for a monient and
enclaves us forever.
Cough Cure. It gave my wife imme-
diate relief in suffocating asthma."
Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick-
lr'cm Ill 00‘1””: .ths, W0"- and
ion . troubl . George C. 8 illson,
Bot: h Norw k; Edward P. Wee , Nor-
wak. . , .
..__...._..._._.
All vice is unscientific; seitvlovc is
Idiotld.
NO CURE—N0 PAY.
That is the way all druggista sell
Grova's Tasteless Chill "cute for lla-
laris. Chills and Fever. it it simply-
lron and Cuisine in a tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter. nauseating topics. Price 501:.
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Death is purely speculation. life
purely practical.
.i. D. Bridges, Editor "Democrst.’
Lancaster, N. it, says. "One Minute
Cough Care is the best remedy for
croup i ever used." immediately re
lieves and cures can he. ids. croup.
asthma. pneumonia. rose itls. grippr
and all throat and lung troubles. it
prevents consumption. George C. Still-
;‘oa. th Norwalk; Edward 1’. Wed,
orw
, .._._._......_.._.
The Bible in words of one syllable
-—lnith. hope and love.
. ”——
'ro lusngthen Nerves In One Week
To Purify the flood in One Week
To Ours Constipation in One Week
1'on lick Bendachs inOnaDay
Take Cleveland's Celery Corn rid Tea.
25c. If it fails to cure, we wil cheerfully
refund your money. (Trial size free.)
For sale at Piaisted's Drug Store.
South Norwalk, and Edward P. Wood's,
Norwalk.
Many could do well if they could do
George Noland, Rockiand. 0.. says.
“My wife had piles rty years. Do-
Wltt's Witch Hazel lve cured her.
It is the best salve in America." It
heals everything and cures all skin
if work were abolished many would
become virtuous at once-sluinees bo-
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
airs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsis. Used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brasilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
Biro: sale I)! R. H. Plaistedand F. H.
x r.
Lies are short-lived, but they out-
W
COLD STEEL 0R DEATH.
"There is but one small chance to
save your life and that is through an
operation." was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. i. 8. Hunt. of Lime Ridge.
Win. by her doctor after vainly trying
to cure her of a frightful ease of atom-
ucb trouble and yellow iaundlce. He
didn't count on the mansions power of
Electric Bitters to cure Stomach and
user troubles, but she heard of it.
avoided surgeons knife. now weighs
more and feels better than aver. it‘s
positively guaranteed to cars Stomach.
Liver and Kidney t-oubles and never
disappoints. Price 60c at F. ii. Bax~
tsr's drug store. South Norwslk. and
John A. itiggs's. Norwsik.
”and early today from the
“ . . . .. , is the body of Molar Guy
M mu, who was killed
; ' :1. He was res-ins up the
.flsss near Ararat in a
so. .1. gas shot by a native
~ ‘ 1!. stream. lie was
' . ‘ I 0. 0. Howard,
iiody will In sent to Om-
intensity
“ M or Treaty-fourth
' akveil’disebsfled ”‘0‘
«tun
ii
. %: “Wily” King
f
wars the ~
lit-—
i z
A MONSTER DEVIL FISH
Destroying its victim, is a type of con-
stipation. The powcr of this murder-
ous malady is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There‘s
no health till it's overcome. But Dr.
King’s New Life Pills are a safe and
certain cure. Best is the world for
Stomach, Liver. Kidneys and Boweis.
Baxter's drug
nth“ AW
m
The careful editor doesn't print any.
thing unless he has sslcisat proof of
Pkibdslphis lsllstb. .
".w” -: w-in 5,
llcOoy's linesswill probably wgvut'l J .Tflmlmlflxw
rim vases can sun STILL A Novsmv—sito ivs racer l'l‘
with was as meantime. you oounrsu'r snuivsn or new
occur as summoned passenger was: AND
licks us are as mass BRAND-NEW cross. wusnuw ALL
communes» Cliapoum.‘WHO-~usi.r 70
it"? run Miourv mm. a sesame. Wilma sway AN ,uocn
wlu'u cartoonists Oval! OIII‘WONDIRFI'L» ‘sssonrusu'r ”WHICH
name's Amour avasvvcovm‘av on can) race or run
my, a it... H. . l'
r
, .
OUR MOST "VIEWING LINE THIS WEEK WILL Bl! LAMPS.
1, NEW, H ‘ M5 ARTISTIC DECORATIONS. DIRECT FROM
m 1. some ‘5‘ smihm.sunuss10ivuu PO'it'A'thOB’il liv-
aav arose: ‘amsuiknausunsum unto lN Pnlcns. .
I
THE FANCY CHINA ulill' RTMEN'I‘ DESERVES SOME RECOGNI-
TION WHEN YOU CONSIDER] IS. IIY Ii‘AR. MUCH LARGER THAN‘
THU CONDINBD STOCKS” ALL Till". ('ROCKTIRV HOUSES IN THE
TOWN. ' V‘ . ‘ W , .
WALKING counsel's
"la-y - shillrui ‘srw taught
. schooito walk on their
This dildo in a sick room when one
has squashing shoes. built is not natu-
' HANDSOME LING OF NEW ART SQUARES. SOME EXCLUSIVE
DESIGNS—PRICES FROM $2.50 To $20.00 EACII~RICH SMYRNA ART
SQUARES AND BUGS, ALL SIZES-epiliC'ES NEVER HIGH.
at. Pitt tho heels down
rat and the toes last; this
keeps the body erect. instead of bond
ing the body forward, ,as a person
most who walks on his toes. Walking
OUR “PO’I'TIRS' " STANDARD OIL CLOTH A'I‘ 25c PER YARD. IS A
BARGAIN IN THIS;DIPARTMENT—TIIE NAME IS A GUARANTEE.
should be more thoroughly taught in
our gymnastic schools.
.. to learn to walk correctly. and it is
well worth whileto spend slitiie tine
to achnirc the art—New York Tele-
it costs little
OUR'FURNITURB.DEPARTMENT. IS A REVELATION TO THOSE
WHO HAVE BEEN IT. AND OUR PRICES A PLEASANT SURPRISE. NEW
BOOK-CASES. CIIINA-CI.OSETS AND SIDEIIOARIM WILL BI! SHOWN
THIS WEEK, IN'ADDITION Ti) REGULAR LINES.
u,v,_.‘ 'w. I“ .i
V . OPEN EVERY EVENING.
”l" i’t‘l} lul Y "'
GOODS DELIVERED 60 MILES.
Dr. w. Wison, Italy um. s: v. says: j '
“l heartily recommend One innate .
Might
crest
To know that our
line of Suits and
Over-coats are
moulded"JustSo,"
Nostintingofclotli,
no stinginess of
trimming and fin-
But if word;
alone could con-
wouldu't stop here.
$6.7 5
Neat Stripe.
Good Wearer.
Overcoats
$7 .00
Blue and Black.
Regular price 25c. .
l VesteeSuits.
Children's %
3 Top Coats.
In a great variety of
colors and prices. ‘ .
ts'WASHiNGTON smear.
Open Every Evening '
SOUTH NORWALK.
until 9 o’clock.
I.Davis& Son,
Clothiers, Tailors.
Hatters and
Furnishers.
85 Washington Street.
South N orwalk.
.- m. .. arm on will;
RAILROAD PLACI.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fill! [01m cull, “CAI.-
is. cuss
sans norm-.-
Bent out on the half-shell.
LONG ISLAND 07m
The host to be
some.
iletas’s Baked Beans.
laggett's Canned Goods.
willlemm, OUR OWN nonsmo-
Thebsstlsthem
I: go
W. S. Stdrtevant,
North Main and Ann streets. 80. N orwalk.
Yrtpar'mc im- ‘
elVl‘lSlma ' I n
The season has left us broken lines and ends of
goods to close out. For this purpose we will give
'A Week of Bargains.
nan rickn‘rsue. nsmsasrs.
10 pcs Dress floods. 10c. Silks, suitable for fancy
Regular price 12l to 15c. work, 250,,
10 pcs Dress Goods, 15.3. 12”” (300(19-
l ercales.
(lilting Flannels.
10 pcs Dress ( ioods, 25c. White Goods.
Regular price 5.0“. Towelings.
' Ladies’ wrappers. l‘lnibroideries.
Japanese drapery. £3323:
Chenille table covers. Mattings. -
Boys’ shirt waists. Oil Cloths.
Special items in other goods.
fifiickcmau
8) Son,
NERV
Conic, man, brace 11 l
nerves by using Smith’s
" . Js - i;
‘i . thi ‘ a :n
. .xorgortlsr: ”our“? ‘memmm
dissing the first six
have sold already.
. W, . .
SENT ”3,000 WORDS AN llOliit.
122,000 words an hour wsrsment‘yes-
invented in iiudnpost. Hungary, and
this was the. first exhibition of its Wot"
king pump; in this country.
-—H-—---—
MAD DOG IN A SCHOOLROOM.
Aneonia, November 23— bis Lizzie
ii. Roberts, teacher of the ungay dis-
trict school at Seymour. gave an exhi-
bition of block the other afternoon.
I-‘iiteen children were at“their studies
when the door was pushedln and a
dog, frothlng at the mauth. came
rsshingin. and began running about
the room. snapping at the-children and
the logs of the desks. The pupils
mounted their seats. Three children
were anon crying out that they had
been bitten. and then Miss Roberta act-
ed. (iraspiug a heavy ruler she start-
ed for the dog. The dog turned upon
her. but she hit him a hard rap on the
nose when he started for the door.
disappearing down the read. Two sis-
Shuy showed marks of the dog's teeth
on their arm». and were at once
brought to Ansonia. where a physician
cauteriscil tho wounds.
Educate Your low-ts With Casesrats.
Candy lrsthnrtic curs constipation forever.
lac. etc. ii c. c. c. tail. ill'tlggistu rcfuud money.
A woman who never heard oi Drey-
fus has been found in France. This
Grover Cleveland. who, it is believed.
has never heard of William J. ilryan.
—'l'bc Record. Chicago.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
ning."
For sale by It. ll. Pleisted and F. ii.
Baxter.
tondantu. has: on cyc upon the heir-
Ncu's, Savannah,
matism in his knee; and at times no-
tried in vain, everything we could hear
of that we thought would help him.
We almost'guve up in despair. when
some one advised he to try Chamber-
lirst bottle gave so much relief that we
got a second one. and. to our surprise,
it cured him sound and Well—J. T.
Bus. Pastor Christian Church. Neod-
esha. Kan. For sale by George (‘. Still-
son. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed.
Norwaik.
Spcnking of the restoration of closer
relations between the dialer-general
commanding and the head of the War
Department. it will take Miles to go
to the Root of the mutter—«The Free
Press. Detroit.
A SUFFERER.
Franklin Vesable. as old school
teacher of Msrlton. N. 1.. writes: On
several occasions before using corona
Rheumatism Core, I was a great suf-
fare from Rheumatism; after having
us the Corona Cure for two weeks
i feel as well as ever." Price one dol-
lar per package. Manufactured by
Corona Compounding Company, Catn-
dsn. N. J. For sale by R. H. Plsisted.
washington St., South Norwaik
in Newfoundland an iron mine has
just been discovered. containing 20.—
000.0th tons of rich ore under two feet
of soil.
he or next by
year. They say the entire output of
the furnaces for that period has been
contracted for. The iron man here
resolved a similar notice from the Ten-
ilessee furnaces. su~ aggregation oi
twanty-two plants. All of the raauu.
fountain who have given orders has
certain ('unblltios are coming .ltiwli
asking for s lacs-sails in their orders.
say-ill that. it bit-tarmisesvaudlns
to sue on distant that the pig iron they
have now contracted for wiil‘sotmukc
all. at the tabbed. product,,tlist the!
Chicago, Novembertt-«lly the use or
s new automatic telegraphic invention.
tcrday from The Tribune to Milwaukee
and back again. 'l‘hsiapparntus was
Egalilll, . ass
on Julia Raw-o. lisnnnii n.
ters named ilidiey. and a girl nsmcd 1
is paralleled by the strange case of
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard. of hill-
ford, Dei.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. lie quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mar
Maybe the fellow who Ill‘iiptlae-S
setting up ii kingdom in Cuba. with it
full complement of titles and court a!—
esscs of the i’nlti-d Sulfuric-“file
Oilr little boy was afflicted with rheu-
ahle to put his foot to the floor. We
Iaiu’s Pain Balm. We did so. and the
f. l ‘1 ,
“m mash ml; WWW
improv. t of h ' r stnat.
is out. altering. grading, on-
larglng «and wideslsg said street from
Washington street to the building of
The Norwslk iron Works Company.
north of the rsilrosd‘bri . that a
meeting of the Council: 0 this city.
i‘lmilw laeid at the Cause?! Chamber”?
av an streams on sy. . s
27th. ms. at eight O'clock. a his“:
said flouscil will hesr‘ohiectioss»
such layout, alteration. grading. es-
isrslos and widening. and .to the duo
criptive survey of said street and the
assessment or appraisal of benefits or
damages-as the case may hermeti-
ing 0 accruing to any person or per-
sons rom the taking of land for pub-
lic use as aforesaid. or from such lay-
out. alteration, grading. eslsv Una:
widening. and will also hear sl part,
integrated in relation to the acceptance“
0 tereport, pw e. . g rt,
its committee of irhegliomrg agpoint-
ed to make such layout or alteration.
and in regard to any modileatiss or
change of said report. 3
The following is the list of the perv
sons and property assessed. and of the
assessments. contained in the report of
said freeholders:
ii
p F
r .
liver
Bananas
v
_.‘ “ant-fit:
NJ'N IIJHJI‘R. ('0.
A
-
Antbler. Elisabeth IL» vmund,
Irwin H. linyniond— Heirs of
lawn: Raymond state. m as 75
W5 aim std;
Per order of the Council,
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
South Norwaik, Conn. November 15.
m. n16. i8. 23, so. 27
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easy to carry from one
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constructed that there
is a blast of cold air
constantly in contact
with the wick tube, so
heating of the oil is im-.
possible. Buy this lat-
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it Bill.
112 Washingtbn street.
roun'wss'r'
m
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