., (ad lira. urns-u a. run. will .k .,
Wettmltsishingbani
4‘ Shams 4 Third v
,. r 1 case. _
‘r «brash hasseen mounting in
"a Fairdeld County Savings Bank}
iNorwallt. during the three weeks’ wed-.
ding tour of Treasurer Victor 8. Bel-
:. John ilcll‘arlsnd, a well-known
young man of this place. went to
131:4! rt this moral toenlist in
sited States army “to a period of
three years Its expects to be sent to
Washington tomorrow. and will later
. ‘ the Philippines.
v 'liliere was a large attendance last
night at the birthday party and clip-'
... g sociable given by the Ladies Aid
y of the lost Avsnue Methodist
‘ l Church. Dining the early
part of thgevening an excellent musl-
v catpi'ognimme was rendered. it in-
cluded selections by a quartette coni-
posed of George H. lilrst. Frederick J.
Force. Robert A. Kline and Edward H.
lionhouse. Solos were given by Mas-
ter illarle l.'Hommedleu and by Miss
Glover. the latter being accompanied
by her father. Theodore Glover. violin-
ist. and Mrs. William Poyves. pianist
Refreshments of cake and ice cream
were served. and then the clippings
- were read affording great amusement.
A nice sum was realized as a result oi
. the pleasant affair.
‘ [PATHFINDER SAILB FOR HONO-
LULU.
San Francisco. November 23—The
United States survey steamer Pathilnd~
or has sailed for Honolulu. She will
make a survey of several harbors in
the llawailan Islands.
sluiuuu no
INIDOIPORT.
HORSEMEN
' Jim’s a Bonanza
for You. »
stock of three hundred blankets
hi hi. for cash truth a jobber whose.
stock was too large. The price paid
was about a third less than soods
would cost in the regular way on to-
day's market value.
Stable Blankets with straps and buc-
kles; take your choice of a hundred of
» thlln at 98¢ each. Value from $1.25 to
33.00. each.
Btreet Blankets with strapa and hue-
lllbs. 76x90. live pound blanketn 81.98:
value $2.75.
Street blankets. 76x80. live pounds.
32.48: value $3.50.
Street blankets. 84x90. seven pounds.
82.96: value $4.00.
Street blankets. 90x98. nine pounds.
83.48: value “.00. .
"THE THANKSGIVING
it'EAS’l"
Will be tasteless without some of
our snow white linens. lunch cloths.
fringed cloths. napkins. table sets.
daylies.
HOME FIXINGS.
Draperies and coverings to help
moire the home more cheerful on this
day of the gathering of friends and rel-
atives from far and near.
NEW DRAPERIES
FOR 'i‘llE lonSE.
Always at this time there's house its.
ings needed. We have some good val-
ues in lace curtains, pillow cov ms and
everything in the drapery llnc.
Nottingham lacc curtains at 95c,
”.19. 81.19 and $1.95 pair; exceptional
value.
Fish net and hobbinet curtains. pric-
a from 95: to $3. 95 pair
Alt'l‘ NATTING.
A new cotton matting. figured very
desirable for bed rooms. dining room.
or the kitchen: price 25o yard.
Floor oil cloths. ll. 26 and 35c square
yard.
Linoleum
. ”rd.
V “Eli's minoulxo.
Today at t‘. p. m. is the closing of the
rtunity of making overcoats and
still! for Oil 95.
(lame in and any you will have a
still or overcoat. Leave your name be-
an this time. Tomorrow we tell you
of the better goods.
hill, lllliill & in
IIIDO‘POIT.
to. 50 and 75c square
Mommy's"
their marriage. tonight. .
get for the coming season. .
BAEEBAhl. liNl'ANGhBhfliiN’l's Til
‘ . BB Blii‘l'l‘bml).
Chicago, Noyember 28—“ was an-
nounced last night that all local ens
tanglements in the national game oi
baseball politics would be settled be~
fore the beams meeting is New Yorlr.
The statement was made that within
the next two weeks the American
league will hold its meeting here and
settle upon the details at locating a
club in Chicago, Tom laitus. it, is
said will sign a contract with Presi-
dent Hart. of the local club. as mana-
He will
his interest in the Grand ltspids
Cl is m; which" vii?” We ll by
e w e an up w t un-
doubtedly lie transferred to Cleveland.
The new circuit. as made up by the
American Magus. will consist oi Min-
neapolis. Milwaukee. Kansas City. Chi-
cago. Detroit. lndinnapolis. Cleveland
and Buffalo. Louisville may be sulr
stituted for Buffalo.
AGAINST ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Waterbury. November its—A decision
in one of the most famousveleetrielty
cases that has come before a Connec-
ticut court for adjudication was ren.
dared by Judge Wheeler of the Superv
ior Court this afternoon by which the
plaintiff is awarded 82.000 damages
against the Naugatuck Electric Light
Company. Suit was brought to recov-
er for injuries sustained by Mrs. Parks
of Naugatuck. last winter by taking
hold of a bush in her yard which had
been charged with "loose" electricity
from the company's wire». The case
occupied several days of trial.
....._....-
WAGON MAKERS MAKE NO AD-
VANCE.
Chicago. November 23~Trade condi-
tions were thoroughly canvassed at the
annual meeting of the National Wagon
Makers' Association. which adjourned
last night. but no advance was made
in prices for the present. The election
at officers is as iollows: President.
Frank Slosson. Kenosha. Wis. .. firm
vice-president. I". D. Buy dan. Toledo
Ohio; second vice- president, George
James. Memphis Tenn . secretary and so
treasurer, ll. M. Kinney. Winona
Minn.
KIDNAPPEI) FROM HER AITNT.
Chicago. November 23-Mary Rach-
all four years old, was taken forciblv
from the arms of her aunt. Mrs. John
Eugen in the latter's home by kid
nappers last night. and driven away in
a close. carriage it Is believed the ab
ducllon was planned by a funnel
housekeeprr who had bcxome greatly
allfltllt‘ll to the child.
unoofto TRIP TO MANILA.
San Francisco. November 28o~The
record for a round trip to Manila is
held by the United States transport
George W Elder which arrived yes-
terday. She made the round trip in six-
ty- -one days.
Leave it All
To Me.
That is just what many of our custo
mere do when they want. any PAPER-
ING OR PAINTING done-they come
to our store and say: “Do the worth.
Gorham. as it should be."--l do just
as directed. I use my best judgment
to give them the best work. i send
out the workmen who are best fitted
for the work you want done—special- i
iats. When they pack their tools and
leave the premises you can rest assur-
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,
10 First Avenue.
East Norwallr.
Telephone Gall, til-2.
STOVES
AND RANGES
NEW AND
SECOND-BIND.
A'l' ROCK-30110! l’ lCES.
Stoves Pat, lip sad 'epaired.
CHAS. l. BLACK.
:70 Washington Smst Bridge
Booth Non-ii.
O
rioa use as... com House in lists:
venomrprissa
7 ,VII
.‘wli. Wilmi-
tireless. nauaeemuiis'mmwiu
set w wanton lens statement
“Wuvmmumemm
£whare "he was at.” for u. qnsmer of an
as allure of the surprise was the
presentation ol a life—vised portrait of
hi if in oil. which was hung in the
Bri geport theatre lobby. The scheme
originated with Air. Rowland the "in
ideal modular. last August lir. new.
. land‘s attention was attracted by some
i rails of Air. flung
lsdpor
”it thoht‘a i' odor " the. fence on both
. lhe rs road route between
Bridgeport and New Haven. and he
thought. a portrait of Us. iiunnell that
would do him lustice would mic a
his Christ gift. The sist-
as taken up tween himself and
his associates. which restllted in the
commission to Julian ii. Sterling. 0f
Bridgeport to paint it. The work has
il l
hall ytHltrdAa mt Maggi,“ era‘s l;
he a secret. the worlt was aoeomplish-
ed under memorable dinnnity. tor the
reason that so Ililiuaflis had W I"!!!
The only guide for the composition
was a amal photograph at which the
head was less than one inch in also.
The artist. however. has lreaucntly
met Mr. Russell. and made mental
study of his features and color and the
result has been eminently satisfactory.
The portrait was hung and Mr. Bow-
land telegraphed for hfr. Bunnell. The
veteran theatrical manager was usher
ed into the lobby by Mr. Rowland. but
it was several minutes before blr Bun-
nell saw the portrait lie looked at
It. then blinked. and put on his eye
glasses for a better look.
"Say. what is this? What does it
mean? What's behind all this. any-
way?"
Everybody laughed and this mud.c
hfr. Bunnell more nervmm. When sak-
ed to say something he turned to Air
Sterling and said: "i didn't know that
you were a dauber-l menu a painter-
knew you could sling ink all right. llili
vaay. what does it all mean? Never
was so much surprised in my life. Can't
say anything. You can knock me down
with a sledge hammer."
The. likeness is admirable. The
frame is six feet high and the ilgure
is lbree-uuartera length. life also. It
was painted to conform with the deco
orations and surrounds of the Park
City ’I‘hentre lobby and the artist has
adopted the daring in color of painting
a head against an almost white brick-
ground. instead of the conventional
style of deep color to bring out the
head. the cold background has been
utilised. with the w'nrmth of colordeep-
ening in shadow towards the bottom
of the canvas. The alien is pleasing
and brings the figure well into proml
nencc. In the riaht hand is held a tel-
egram from Sir Henry lrvlng. From
this the subject has lifted his eyes and
looks sounrely at you. as much as to
Y1
"What do you think of that?" The
left hand is hidden behind the burl:
cvldentlv with something in store
which Mr. Bunnell proposeu to spring
upon the public later.
Even that famous breast pin by
which Mi. liunuell in known among
theatrical folk from Boston to New
York. has not been omitted. and glis-
tens in all its glory from the shirt .
front
Sll. VER REPI Bldf‘Aer.
llim kfoot. lduho. November 23- For-
mcr Senator nu Bola. who its chairman
of the executive committee of the Nat-
ional Silver Republicans. has left for
(‘hlcaao to attend a meeting of the
committee to be held November 28
Messrs. Teller. 'l'.owne liartmnn. (ion
presume-n Wilson. nhafroth and other
National Silver ttepublicana will be
present Mr. Du llols says that blmet
alliam in still an important issue and
that the next national light can be
won with Bryan pad the (‘hlcago plat
form. lie does not think imperialism
or expansion will be an issue but be-
lieves that they will be settled beforr
the next campaign.
"I wouldn't be without De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve for any considera-
tion." writes hour as Ii. Rhodes. Cen-
terileld. 0. nfallible for piles. cuts
burns and skin diseases. Beware oi
eouterisits. George C.. Stillaon. South
Norwalk: Edward P. Weed. Nonalk.
The annual production of cheese in
this country is about two humlred and
eighty million pounds.
Old fashions in dreasma
but no old~iaehionetl m lne can re-
place Chamberlain’ a Col .cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by George
C Stillaoa. South Norwalh: Edward P
Weql. Norwalk.
The farmers throughout the lfnited
Slater are anxiously waiting for an
automobile farm wagon.
A...
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have two children who aresubjeet
to attacks of cronp. Whenever an at-
tack is coming on my wife gives them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and it
always prevents the attack. It. is a
household necessity in this county and
no matter what else we run out of. it
would not do to be without Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. )lore of it is
sold here than of all other cough medf.
clues combined ..—J I. Nickle. of Nico
kle Bros. merchants. Niehlevflle. Pa.
For sale by George (3. Btillaon. loath
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed.N Norwalk.
The l'nlted Biates patent odice
granted nearly twenty-Ive thousand
patents the last year.
be revived.
lousy so It.“ Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skis.
basal without it. (‘aseamisJJaady Cathar-
tlee your and keepit it.eleas
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i:
itlu from the l llegin today
niah pins boils, hes, blackheads.
sari that sic ybiliona complexion wish”
Guam—beauty {or ten cents. ll dru-
gbta. ntht‘actioa meal. lot-film's.
~
A eonsiderabk number of women
are still engaged in the iron nines
and steel wo ll Germany.
-m-‘ur-‘.V a...“ M . “.mu . ..
. "or I
euro on mmyfleflthe continent,
sisal e the follow-
citizen:
‘ is. it: . iii to First ave.
ripe] 3;th . greatly adverse to
“pm” ”Misty pod reluctantly al-
low. .mi,’ to saucer for that
ream. stand was greatly benefited
Ir using has“ Kidney Plus. I want
others tokntrw “owned the wonder-
fsi remedy. 1dr Kidneys were not set-
“My slid Mobile set in. ' A
mill“ 0! UPI m" Dean's Kidney
new
u... as... ”dim. “W”
M Stamina gets her. They
‘ladvafitha'laststlls Sinuthanl
use advised marathon aneaonusiatm"
ones to use theaw [eves insisted on
r lrieod Mrs. lion‘s" trying theta.
stshould be sufltlent evidenced
lay “when
Deans Kidney Pills for sale b all
dealerszpriceBOcsntsnbos. hi led
on receipt of price by Pond-Militant
0a.. Buflalo. N. Y.. sole agents for the
United liable -
Remember tho nameoDoan's and
like M m
, HOUSEHOLD "in I‘ll.
An ordinary headache can often be
cured by applying water as hot tut can
be borne in the foot and the hack of
the neck
Veils will last longer if carefully
ng removed.
A new floor cloth is easier to keep
clean and more durable if treated to a
thin coating of colorless varnish as
soon as out down
aired and cleaned once in a fortnight
at least. or they will not wear as long
as if they had been worn each day.
Stained saucepans of enamel can be
or and chloride of lime. u tablespoon-
ful of lime to ear it Kallon of water. and
boiling until all traces of stain have
been lemoved. Rinse very carefully.
it is not necessary to have the walls
of a room disfigured by a hanging
door. Take an old cotton spwl. put
a bit of waddlng around it and cover
with a dark material as near the r-ol
or of the carpet. as [wiselblc Pasn
a long brassoheaded nail through the
reel and drive It into the floor a few
inches from the wall.
«am... h... -. sun ..
BEST Fflll TllE
‘BllllELS
“WITITM
at of the
the." your
PM '0. 0'
m3: is donrrou
or
clean “.mfoct. wayo heaping the
CAN”
CATHAKYIC
mount.
W ii
tentacle-11m. china. Bowls-I. m
KEEP lilllil Blilllll BLEill
NOTICE!
Calling attention to
the fact that I am now
sole proprietor of the
establishment of Nash
& Van Scoy. I respect-
fully solicit a continu-
ance of the patronage
of customers.
HoraceH Nail.
Cor. lull to rid
Wot innit. '
soul's soawaut.
Telephone 121-2
Driven Horses
.. Baker’s” Stables,
cu. lululloi
ad has: Struts.
rolled into shape and rolled after he. '
Shoes that are nnot in use need to be ‘
cleaned by filling them with cold wat- -
Tel. can. 139-.3.
IIVIII lOGKUOOD d Gil
W ”Elam
lloynllknrl:
man no u nitrous
J. 0. assumes."
Vail Piper. and Borders
1 3'0an IAIN “Hm-T.
Booth NW.
Papers. Borders and Gift Holding
taken to houses tor inspection. on no
gee by postal. Estimates ehasrl'all!
van.
1"?
Plumbing and Steam Heating
iloi Willi Healing.
llol ill' Betting.
HOVBSW AND RANGES.
sharia AND TIN Rourmu.
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Gas natures. item calling.
HIV. you seen 0!! It“! of
RICHMOND RINGES l
Cir.
,. hdonesdHlfclkissGo
ll WALL STREET NURWALK.
slut-r . a. -19.! .
milestone Mot-J Bought.
Big prices paid for old metals of all
kinds. Market has reached the top
notch. Now is the time to sell your
old iron. copper and brass. if you
have anything to sell send postal at
once to
ABRAHAM HAititiei.
Residence. 58 Spring street; Store
house. 1345 Raymond Street.
Still lollill Slum Boil
Open daily. mt ”WP. m t
I. to up ..and i to I p. m.
turday. 5 a. m. to m.. and on lea
evening! from-'1 to 8».
interest allowed on «pours.
ALDEN SOLMANB. Past.
JOHN it. more. Vlos-Prsa't.
Gill. l'. BIABIII. liar. and Tress
HORSES
To Suit Everybody.
J We have them coming by
the earl-load every
few days.
D. W. RAYMOND
Snnml'Dlt-eeter
and Sinhsltnev.
sawed-steam. lubricants
Mlmm
'f'slsphuesthoasle-o.
l.
arch
hem
, moms“.
m9-
Windldllhllltfwl’lllim-f
Iampis soon or um titylel or
You need no; give us your. purse. it.
though you not alleel that it is perfectly
. sale to do so, but brim: it along and see ho
Dinah you can buy from us for a litt
money. ,
3\\\-\Doo\
Children s y _
'Bo‘d‘ele Beaters. "Seance Goals
for women. bill
with large sailor
sizes 32 to 44. mild
collars, “sizes 4 to
“.50 and $6
12, price - - ~
82.98.
A very iarge‘assortmentof Capes. Furs and
Children’s Coats of all descriptions.
hi. 'l'trleuer 2) Compute.
Mallackemo Block. So. Norwall'.
Hookers’
Old Homestead
Pancake Flour
Makes (Cakes
and
5 Makes Friends
2 Sizes . ‘ Packages 2 lbs 4 lbs
ALL GROCERS.
W
on: Best” um soreness.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
lilo LAND BltANDs All ti'f'ltiu’l‘hv UNION. ,,
’ HIGHLAND DAV AN. HIGHLAND PihsNiaR, ’
HIGHLAND MALT loit’lttAc'l‘, HIGHLAND CREAM ALI.
and ilait with iron. Stock Ale and Barter.
PUT UP ”Poisson FOR FAMILY U8]:
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PURES'I‘ alAhT TUNlcs MADE.
They build op the weak. and are unsurpassed in any pom,
. Hotels and saloons tarnished at reduced prices.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIEB.
ISAAC G. HKMILTON. Solcfllgcnt,
28 NORTH IAIN STREET. NORWALK 'tlu'l'lb. *' ‘5
Tel. Call. 1804. South Norwaih. Telephone call, 149-5. Rom
THE HIGHLAN D Wlnlilpallk.
I'DHLLND ()N THE LABEL MEANS HlGHEST STAND”
The Hatch & Bailey 00.
itdwardl'. Bailey.“ Buphwfiflsmsymand'i‘nss.
Smother. Dunher and Shudder».
Pinning and Steam Sawing.
WUFAUI‘URIBS 01" AND DEALERS 11"
Doors Sui. Blinds. lltldvood lotus, Casings, Ilia.
Plein. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
Cellars-rm. rattan.
Mill and Ollie! foot of Marshall sit. So. Nat-walk.
ELEVATOR
f‘W e 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? Elevated Grain
i
.4-..
.. I i m to
.H,
:"i
7‘23
a is always clean.
Raymond Bros.
RAILROAD ELEVATOR.
It Pays to Get the Best
it is a well known fact tbpt the test of worklnatiship
and style in
mSign and Wagon Paintin
Can be found at
Tilly’s Sign and Carriage Hal:
Norwalk Chronicler