hit gltits grns’at
“ [t W or n
log; that those
oas-
“ 11’ “mi. 113;?
I, h [M
I I a boil over 1
.. are yards to wingtips:
been aocomp s o
‘ 'm team that is on the
' solves and than
. play of Its rivals.
than! his tympa-
. to orltlcise Prince-
. Dahlii‘sll. the umpire
worse over this incident
Mfgr thelgtam; be .;'p
it regrs t at e
Do 11 In time to run
held be re be got his mes.
Win lldwards and said
to bill. Dr Dasbiell at onct
.. . h to the Yale side line
to have him not oil the
m- ths only penalty that
,4 could Impose under the
bean suggested that this in-
- "other Incident In the Har-
may lead to some Important
before another season. The
coaching from the side
not far a long time receives
I consideration. except In
slim. because it is sometimes
' to regulate. It is doubt-
di be itopped. except by pla-
the coaches In the top row 01
ms. and running a cordon
[round the gridiron. and even
uld be possible to signal In-
so a watchtui captain. When
their are considered. Prince,
hing of Saturday can only be
in a thctles's performance
. Milt" h‘less cool headed rival
1‘3“ iuigbt have brought about
4 nt row and serious results
. Princeton.. will undoubtedly
“Willi In the future.
' dent of the Harvard game
bring about football logic
was Yale's use at the oitl twcn
‘ sale In order to obtain posses-
rtlie ball when she was withir
distance of Harvard's goal
, rroction of this old rule
. ectly legitimate purpose but
the possible use of this l‘lIlt‘
llegai purpose- -—nnmciy. to tie
In. it is a sage preditiior
hhotber season almost overt
the country will be taking ad
of this rule for the latter pur-
loss it Is legislated against.
. POI ‘I'IIB SOLDIERS.
‘ 1‘ Thesauwith Christmas Box-
leashes Port Said.
. Eupi. November 27—-
States army transport
New York. November 1
'. arrived here Sunday. No
carries the Forty-sev
’Itry Regiment. twenty-tin
n of the United States hos
w. and a large number 0.
boxes tor tho soldiers in
1-,. among which are nllmt‘rmlr
mud by the Women 9 Pat-
We of Brookiy
. November 21-‘l‘hc I niter
nsport Meade has arrives
New York on route to Ma
fields ieIt New York Novcm
’ with 1.100 than or the in-rty
" autism of Volunteers.
%- CURE TRIED FOR DIPH-
. THRRI A.
.Novsmber 27—Tbo Board
is disturbed by tears at i
diphthéfla. toliowtug a can
street. il'lossie Powell 1
trutstl‘ by a Christian Scion
is duh. 0n last Sunday airs
informed C. 8. Patterson. the
til Alliance of Divine I‘nlty.
littla rl was sick. and be
her “absent treat-
adossday evening In
tor Dr Weston Chester
to its nice for a tracheo
lldtlle child died Wile
oi the other children
i 3211 during the illness
l1
hysto
. f" tolscture last night
,~ iN GRAIN ex-
of grain were es
’ [how that hint:
' paella at corsa-
’ than during 1111
or if”.
that. had he
“ Wooster. 'l‘ltsrsport
, wetsuit and «War Marcus ;‘ '
fin deniarc that w-Ibsiisvellr: n ‘ 11s a
. bu pttrs‘ahd u
" unnottnmsttj“
dual ll having M
part ursalid
11mm hs‘
lumpy» r'dtiu
met! In” titsurura‘s'ss tit
costar out without 11 sari,
shown h Christ
voted wits. who
mm: tom and ' it“ '
b rhino. ‘I dalti tastmu;
"te'wlll r." “'l'hsreforolwo 'adlrihat
Mr. 1! aa'will not psoss'nuth these
pat-tits; this as Christ forgave the or
log thin-tin tho trust. so he. in the
spirit of the Divine Master. forgive the
ones vino havsso deeply wronged at to.
anomayailotuawirodeairatoao‘aa
work times In this obntmanity Iloolt
to his guauppcrt hint to his labors.
and thus lit! up the htsgtiom oII God.
Further. that we meet at this chbpwl
on Tuesday next. at tho Endeavor
meeting. at halt-past seven o’clock in
the evening. to thank the horti- tor his
goodness to us. and that they who have
been led away by these charges be
hereby turned to meet with its.
'I'Ito report In signed by Harvey (1
Der: nlson. Isaac a. Horse. Enoch i.
£3“an William Barlow and George
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BUYING HOMES FOR THE CZAII.
Cbcago. November ill-cilaron Paul
Viotinghoil. a representative of the
Rustidn government, is in Chicago
buying horses tor the roar. Baron Vio
tittghot! says ‘that already 1,000 Amer-
loan horses. purchased principally In
Kentucky and Virginia. have been ship
pad to Russia and 1,000 more are to
follow hsm as soon as tho baron
makes a selection. "Not only am I
buying horses tor the army" he said.
"but for breedsrs' purposes as well
The animals shipped tor military pur-
poses generally go merely as an caper
lmeht They will be divided Into lot.u
of four and six In diilerent garrisons
and given a trial."
It
Might
interest
You
To know that our
line of Suits and
Overcoats are
moulded“Just So, ”
Nostintingofclotb,
no stinginess of
trimming and tin-
ish. Butit words
alone could con-
vince you, we
wouldn’t stOp here.
Suit at
$6.7 5
N eat Stripe.
Good Wcarer.
_—-.___—.
Overcoats
$7 .00
Rise and Black.
Kerseys.
l VestecSuits.
. {Blouse
Chum“. 1' Roofers.
J Top Coats.
lo a great variety of
colors and prices.
Open Every Evening
until 9 o'clock.
l.Davis&Son,
Clothiers, Tailors,
Hatters and
Furnishers.
85 Washington Street,
South Norwallr.
spiriti ‘ "rill
'KIIMW“ “r
stoop saitwh ‘
. “' 1”“ ‘1 1 ‘
the import: spinplcs of one of our largest Blow ~
drauilitid strictly 111.: quality.
rout talents liliiiuiddtiit’ti's. , ' =
M! on «'1
32 to $10 per pair.
luloid, from 500 setup.
We cannot dupl' cats these goods after this sale, so
ted' in this line we would advise as
if you are inieres
early selection.
Santa Claus is beginning to unload hers. and in
another week we -w1'I l have on our full Holiday attire.
Do your shopping at: home and encourage your mer-
chants to cater for your every want.
Furniture. Carpets, Bedding,‘8toves and Ranges.
OPEN EVERY EVENING. GOODS DELIVERED 60 HILES.
W. S. Sturtevout,
North Main and Ann stroets. So. Norwalk.
anparutn int
Christina - - -
The season has left as broken lines and ends of
minds to close out. For this purpose we will give
A Week of Bargains.
RED TICKET SALE. RBMNAN‘I‘S.
10 pcs Dress Goods, 109,, Silks. suitable for fancy
Regular price 121i to 15c. work. 250-
10 pcs Dress Goods. 15.1. ggxlgoo‘ls‘
g 1" price 25c - Outing Flannels.
10 pcs Dress Goods, 250. White Goods.
Regular price 50c. 'l‘owelings.
Ladies’ wrappers. Embroideries.
Japanese drapery. gibbon.
. rpets.
Chenille table covers. Mattings.
Boys’ shirt waists. Ult Cloths.
Special items in other goods.
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200 pairs of fine steel carvers, ranging in value from
We will offer for loss than halt
price. dist) 20111111 of line steel table knives and forts.
bit-tens 11.0w“. Ebony. Stag. none. Rubber 111111 on.
I 11.1111
Whmmufit
dailies ssti home at Ila tent.
I ht locating domain-1' also. It an
been out at meohpdny to do
‘tahltah "9th W rtorssd user
the center of city or borough .111
. ii We“! rd being‘hnd to
rim
ass .nam as war} located
within a bait mile at the control units
were charged the an or Initial rate
for service. Those who worcI located
thb'o hair hills paid an additional
charge oi :2 year «11- party circuit
servicb and l o o’er yest- ror single
sham" service for each additional halt
ill 0.
Commencing January i. 1900. the
company intends to discontinue the
mileage charge entirely within clty’or
borough limits, so that the list or In-
Itial ‘rate for service will be the same
tor subscribers who are located at the
extreme outskirts of tho city as It is
tor those who are only a block train
the central ohlca ot the company.
This reduction will other. a vary
large number of subscribers. While It
means a decrease In the receipts oi the
company. the oillcials ar sanguine that
the decrease will be made up by in-
crease. oi business. .
DEAD iii A WATBRBIJRY PARK.
Waterbury. November 27-Mlcbacl
Murphy. aged Illtysbvo,“wss found dead
yesterday morning In a pond In ilamli-
ton Park. In the eastern section of the
city. lie was lying on his back with
his head on the bank snti'ths rest 0!
the body submerged in the water. it
visa evident that he had been there
some time as a sheet or Ice had formed
our the part of the body that was in
the pond. The remains were removed
to them morgue otter they had been
viewed by Medical Examiner Astcll.
There to some doubt whotlihr it was a
case of suicide or death from exposure.
Murphy had been somewhat blbulous
of late. Murphy's wile died about
four years ago and willed to her sis-
ter. Murphy brought suit to recover
possession and the courts recently de-
cided against hint and since then he
has been very despohdent.
MOVEMENT TO RESTORE YOUNG
EMPEROR.
San Francisco, November Ill—Woo
Sing Me. a Chinese agitator addressed
ll large number of his countrymen In
the Interest 0! a scheme to restore to
the young emperor of China all the
powers of his rank. According to the
Chronicle. the meeting was called by
the Chinese emperor reform associa-
tion. composed of 9137 young men ot
the Chinese quarter. it is proposed to
raise a land oi 860.000 for the human
piishmt-nt of its objects. which Includes
the Introduction of many reforms Into
the government of the celestial empire
The Chinese consul. It Is said. has in-
timated that In tertaih contingentieu
he may direct the attention of the l' ni-
ted States government to the move-
mont.
CHICAGO PIONEER RESIDENT
DEAD.
Chicago. Novcmber 27-‘1lrs. Henri-
etta Hamilton McCormick. a pioneer
resident of Chicago and tho wife of
lmsntlcr J. Ml‘COrmit‘ll. one 01 tbc
founders of the McCormick reaper
works. died last night of rrrrobrol up—
oplcitv agctl soventy—scven years. She
was born In Rockbrttlgc county. Va.
May 25, ”122. On her father’s side she
traced bcr llnmge to Robert. curl of
Imiccoter. brotbcr of William the Con-
qut-ror. one of whose descendants mar-
ried lsuhclla. a daughter of Robert
lii'lit'i‘.
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PLOT T0 ASSASSINATE 'l‘llE SCI.-
TAN.
Constantinople. November 27—A
number of arrests oi Mussulmans have
been made. including a general of di-
vision nnd several important oinclals.
charged with being engaged In a. plot
to assassinate the sultanwtthtiynumlte
bombs. on the occasion of the Seism-
lik. h‘rltlov. I-‘oltr bombs have been
seized. The ncrusctl, who havc born
nailed to Turkish Arabia. hsvv- already
ment. The Muttsulruans of Stumboui
are greatly excited. Vigorous measures
have been taken to preserve order.
FOR AN ANTI-TRUST CONFER-
ENCE. -
Chit-ago. November 27—ln a spirit
of revolt against thc conference held In
this city under the auspices of the civ-
ic four-ration. to discuss the trust ques-
tion. titty prominrnt public men have
signed a tall for an unit trust con-
ference to be held In (‘bltagn the lut-
ttr part of January. The promoters.
cxpctt at least 2.000 delegates to be
present
CONGRESSMAN COOPER CRITICAL-
Li' iLL.
Chicago. November 27—George \V
Cooper. of Columbus. ind. who served
two terms as congressman from his
district is at tbtI Augustana Hotel. in
this city in 11 critical condition. His
wife. 11 daughter and a son are at Ins
bedside. Mr. Cooper calm- to Chicago
four weeks ago to undergo an opera-
tiou.
STEAMER OBTAINED AT QI'ARAN-
TINE.
been sent to their place- ot Imprison- ~—
’mfl' I‘y ' «1111‘
disintegration or the meat mortar
used in water My reservoirs to w’_"’«
M“ III.” will! by
6' 1*: stiletto
«out costume or s transit» which
so tar they born not boon able to avoid
with any measure of pi'tuliii'tll lilt'it‘ii-l
,Iiliherlo this’pctioo was an 1} to
he the result of the solvent propm-ty or
carbonic add. and other mineral sub-
1mm commonly prcscnt Ih 11 watt-I-
supply. The content gratlttally tlislnv
trgrutca and becomes it kind of mud
which 7110wa detaches itself. lint now
it has been land this straw process
is due to the action of none other than
that bacterium known as the nutrliyo
ing organism. An examination or the
mud shows It to be teaming with these
organisms
Pictures
Framed, or‘untratned. We have the
largest. mast varied and host assort-
ment of Pictures. appropriate for Halo
itlny and Christmas Gifts, that we bon-
ostly br-llovc havc ever been tilsplpy't-tl
in the stores at The Not-walks. This
In especially true In spanking of our
"Pustello hurl Water Colors." which
are exceedingly bountiful. There Is
nothing common-place or ordinary
about them. We have countless othtr
articles. both tlnlnty and attractive
that perhaps you never dreamed wc
carried In stock; any one of which
would tmtltc an ideal gilt. ’l‘his slur"
is truly lil'l
Art Gallery
worthy the name. as well as a visit
from all who appreciate line art. Our
building Is lsrge. wcil vcntilatcd, pet-
fe¢:tly heated and lighted. a cheerful
pleasant sort. of place to spendim hour
or so. Then. too. Its centrally located
—-you can reach It by either trolley
line. Strangers as well as "townw
people" ulll be mndo to fool doubly
welcome at the "Devlin" store.
Wall Papers. Painters' Supplirs.
tsis' Mutt-rials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.
DECKER,
87 Washington street.
Smith Nurwalk. Conn.
'l‘cl. Call. lift-5. Open evenings till 8:30
THE 11111311 sou
IN THE TWIN CITIES.
Art-
A s-Inre full of good things. in spite
of the tart thatlurnlluro is higher
than tor many years past. Wt‘ have not I
more this season than cwr before. The
reason is plain. Our styles are bettcr.
quality better. and tho prices lower
than otbcrs. No other line so large,
no other prions so low.
-Ynu‘ll find or. our floor :1 complete
Iinc of
Dining Room Furniture.
ChamberSuits. I’arlorSuits.
Cont-hes, Library Tables
Combination Cases. Iron
Beds, Odd Dressers, Fancy
Chairs, Cltiffoniers. e'c.
Now is the limo to buy, while the
stock is full and fresh.
I. J. CfllllNS 81 80..
P111111 Directors
and Imbtlnus.
12 North hiatn street. South Norwalh
Notice: .
Notlcc is hereby given to “pry per-
son intertstctl by reason oi his land be-
ing taken or lwncntml by the propose-.1
improvement of North Water street.
by laying out. altering. grading, ch-
larging and widening said street from
Washington street to the building of
The Norwalk Iron Works Company.
north of the railroad britlgc. that :1
meeting of the Council of this city.
will be held at the Council Chamber on
Haviiand street. on Monday. November
2701. 1899. at eight o‘clock. p. 111.. when
said Council will hear objections to
such layout. alteration. grading. en-
larging and widening. and to the des‘
crlptlve survey of said street and tlitI
assessment or appraisal of benefits or
damages as the case may be. result-
Ing or accruing to any person or per-
sons from the taking at land for pith-
llc use as atoreoaltt. or from such lay
out. alteration. grading. enlarging a
widening. and will also hear all part on
interested In relation to the acceptance
at the report. In whole or in part, of
its committee of fret-holders nt-
ed to make such layout 01 nit
and in regard to any modihcntl u or
change of said rcpo rt.
New i'.orlt November ill—The sten-
mcr Roman Print-e. which arrived last.
”tight l'rom Santos. with 1‘. turgo of col-
tit-c is detained at quarantine. All are
lucll on aboard and the steamer had no!
[sickness during the voyaxc. bill owing.
to the prrvslcntc t: t the plague at Sun ‘I
ion. the will t‘l.‘ tll‘arfli’ li"" 1.11:0 in
unrahtlho into limit-rs under tbc .11..
rvlslou of Ute bcnltb ofl'tmrsz.
LEASE QF MAGNETIC OIIE LAND
I Philadelphia Not 2“- -'l'eu thou»
anti acres of magnetic orc hurt in Ashr.
! N I‘. its" been lrasetl by the Pennsyl
lvania steel Compartv and the Camorls
ttitccl Company oI this city. Exp-rt
lstatc that the Ilncsl dcpntttt- of mag—é
min on In the southern state exist
In that emit!
‘ 111111 freeholdors
South Norwallt. Conn Novcmhvr IE
‘15”. .21 tied up will the hut now."
The following is the list of the per-
sons and property ants-11st 1i and ot the.
assessments. contained in the report of
gradual! . 7
Dr. W. William "III 11*:
"i heartily recomrlt’audOo l‘o ill-bis
court 011111.11 new toy wile untie-
dlata rails! In soidaatlur
Pleasaattotttito. itsvartslstol
ly care all noughvrblds. Airguns“
lung troubles. nebrgs'tl
dough Norpttlh: ildwarl P. Wood. Norv
wtr . . .
COMING ’l‘llElR war?
“tender The stars are kind this
your. old tbsp. "
’l‘lppier"- in what way?"
lleutlcr<—-"'l‘bcy are expected to tall
Just'boforo daybreak on three dates in
:tlli't'l‘rlriltln. Who says we won't sit up
and MW them throttuh «bi: glossett7"—-
('hlt-huo News.
N0 CURE-«NO PAY.
That is the why all drttggista soil
(Iran's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Milo
Inris. Chills and Peter. is Is simply
iron and Quinine to it tastelésa‘ torrn.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter. nauseating tontcs. Price 5013.
AN iN'I‘ElJJGEN'I‘ HORSE
A-Stotchmun has telegra bed a story
of an intelligent horse 1 nt needs :1
(‘uletlonlnn stolitlity of belief The
had cast a shoe. it at once galloped to
a smithy at some distance oil. held up
the loot in question. was duly and
and then gslloped home again. t is
a nice question It the blacksmith will
get the canny owner of the horse to
pay the bill. Presently we my ex-
pect to see in the papers that Ir. 80‘
anti-so does not hold himself respon-
sible tor any hills which his horse
may incur—London Globe.
.l. D. Bridges. Editor "Dem t.‘
Lancaster, N. H" says. "Ono In ots
‘ongh Cure la the beat remedy for
croup i ever used. " immediately rs-
llevea and cures coughs, colds. croup.
asthma. pneumonia. bronchitis. grippa
and all throat and lung troubles. it
prevents consumption. George C. Still-
son. South Norwalit; Edward P. Wood.
Norwalh.
(lOAT'S MILK.
Modern Medicine says that goat's
milk. contrary to the general impres-
sion. dltlers Irom cow's milk not in be-
ing more digestible. but in being less
digmtible anti less nutritious. although
It contains a larger amount oi solid
mattrr titan cow's milk. it Is indeed
the most ihtligestlltlc of all milk.
lont's milk has a peculiar and unpleas-
ant odor and Ilavor, due to blrcic acid.
or birclne. it contains an excess of lot
and is therefore altogether too rich for
an infant's diet.
To Strengthen larvae in in» Week
To Purity the Blood in Ono Week
To Care Coastipation in One Week
To Cure Sick Mach! 111 One Day
Take Cluelaml‘ it Celery Com 11d Tea.
251‘. If it falls to cure we wil cheeriuIl)
refund 1 our money. (Trial Isis: tree. I
For sale at Plaisted's Drug Store.
South Norwalir. and Edward P. Wood’s.
Norwalh.
AND MINISTERIAL T00.
The Iiat‘lit'ltll‘—‘“'9ll. how did your
butt]:- with the t-nquettc come out?
Tb;- Newly )lstic Benedict—it was 11
I'tc.«Syr11ctisc lleraltl.
George Noland. Rockland. 0.. says.
"My wife had piles forty years. Do-
Witt's Witch Hazel Solve curt-d brr.
it is the best salve in America." It
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. George C. Stillson. South Nor—
waik; Edward P. Weed, Norwalk.
'l‘eut-ltet'~Now. Johnny. it the earth
were empty on the inside. what could
no compare It to?
Johnny-A razor. mn'arh.
'l‘racberwA razor?
.Iobunywi‘t‘s mn'nm; bornuso It
Wultltl be hollow grouhtl.——lirooklyn
Lite.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del. says: "I sutlered tor years with
dyspopsia. Feed to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured ruc complctely."
For sale by R. H. Plnlatod and F. H.
Baxter.
"Ilt-htlcrson tells. me he means to
ham:- his new I v Coorgp."
"Oltl or new r 11??"
"What do you mean?"
"Washington or I)0Wt‘y."-Indlllllfl‘
polls. Journal.
N0 RIGHT TO I'Gi.iNF.SS.
The woman who Is lovely In face.
form and temper will always have
trlcntls.’but one who would be attrac-
tive must keep her bcnltb. It site Is
weak. sickly and all run down. she will
be nctvous and irritable. ‘if she has
constipation or kidney trouble. her I111-
purc blood will cause pimples. blotch-
os. skin eruptions and a wretched com-
plexion. Electric Bitters is "What
medicine In the world to regulate
stomach. liver and kidneys and to por-
tly the blood. it gives atroag nerves.
bright eyes. smooth. velvety slain. rich
complexion. it will make a good-loot-
ing. charming woman M a run-down
valid. Only 50 cents at I". ll. ms-
t r's drug store. South Norwallt. and
.John A. Riggs's. Norwalk.
A POWDER lli1l. EXPLOSION
Removes everything In sight: so do
tli‘ilr‘llt' mineral pills. but built arc
mighty 'tisngerous. Don't dmmite
1 x l 7
; ‘5 '1' a
g - a r 1
:. : 1;:
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rmxv .\' IIJII l'llJ'u. 9:0 s‘rl ;'
Hon III" (:51 "it 811)
iMr-a .I III“ Resin. iinhnnit R. !
.‘mi-itl-r ”train-tit lisvrvvsml
Int-i ii "an rut-M lit- truth . ‘
I/ win Ila) r11 111i Tubal! 3'11 111 7..
on. auto 11.11.
Per order or the Control.
JOSEPH it. TAYLnR. .
City Clerk. 1
“6.18.83,”
g druz stor- .
‘ A. mags-1'11,
the delicate machinery at your body
with t-tlomel. croton oil or altars pills.
. when Dr King's New Life Pills. which
rm- gentle as a summer brew. do it!
work perfectly. Cures Headache. Cow
silo-tron. Only 251- at P. It. Buster‘s
South Norwalk. and Jfih
Norwalb.
"\Ii'u. Wiggs is the clues! woman on
1 the block."
"What has she been doing?"
'Wlty r310 won't have her loaves
T'l'nltl up; she says they can be shov-
unimal noticed whllo grazing that it ,
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