“Dawns-1:13.333: rr'liuummr'inudl
I pu y e a as an or
““059“ 3a? .lisrmlson. of It a county. W. V.
'M in” I want to‘lt. Olalrvlls. Ohio. and took
‘ In custodyamsn believed toheN..l
Demon. who Is alleged to have killer.
Absalom Roster and his housekeeper
Ann Dotson. wife of the murdered. at
Paw Pant W county last Septem-
her. A post ce robbery and torturr
,of an aged couple are also laid at his
door. lie was brought to Wheeling
and while Panlding- and Harmison
were arguing which should pay thI
railroad fare. the prisoner escaped.
TRANSPORTS TO BE RELEASED.
San Francisco. November as-Tht
sailing of the transports Dolney Vast
ok and Columbia has been postponed
until Thursdiy. The Warren Is slsr
scheduled to sail on that data. although
It In doubtful if she can get away so
icon. The twoclrst named transporb
will carry the Forty-second Regiment
The Warren carried two battalions or
the Forty-ninth. the Sherman taking
the remaining battalion on December
5. The chartered transports are to In
released as they complete their pres-
ent trips. The government will keep
Its own transports In operation. male
lug fortnightly trips.
. of the mining
MIME. with
3 ~ . ts of Iron. cop
which are bound to I
the is
it, ”it cantor" has cent
33?" ” 3.,to the edict that
I . unipln of the Prln e-
“They say several of those firemen
are good musicians."
“Indeed? Then I suppose when they
are throwing water on a are they play
wIth expression."
toil did not have the
We. to order Duncan off t t
Watery. however. seems.
that Dr. Dashlell dld mm r
I of canine, Is imposfi
é
i—wlshed he could do. 3
what was said only can
and Dr Dashiell Iraq
will robably ever t1 .
s declined to d
Interest
You
To ‘know that our
line of Suits and
. curt-um- '79 who'rr‘ f'
3 the field arrangements of t I '
to be perfectly fair 1
“ I. laid ‘Yale has II ()vercoats are
hot as guilty of coachi I moulded“JustSo,"
N o stinting of cloth,
no stinginess of
trimming and tin-
ish. But if words
alone could con-
vince you, we
wouldn’t stop here.
.~luit at
$6.75
Neat Stripe.
Good Wearer.
Overcoats
as to dqfinow is to provide r
t will build anything of t I
being possible in the faint
ls only one 3way to do this. at I
November II, for Glasgow III
at Greenock with the crew l r
. n schooner H. t J. Bl
captain Read, from Hillldo $7
lioumher 9. for New York. 1'! . 00
-‘ “mum l“i“i' '
a. m. on em . n s ,
. 33 .iongl’tndfhgi: muchhexhaust Blue and BlfiOk
‘ . or - x
W. .J. 1...3222I“:l.. Kemys.
Is ngtmmlocgunde as Ir 3 Va Suits
oonI stee .
.11. Blenderman was some H
. well known New York who Childreg'g ‘ Blouse
J Roofers.
Top Costs.
in a great variety of
colors and prices.
.. . audio
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ed by Sam
rod 413 - I
ed'erson. l..
{800K COMPANY ASSIGNS.
m, N. Y.. November 28--Tl .
Book Company has made a gel
“ligament to George 8 Hard 1
.of New York and Boat
Open Every Evening
until 9 o’clock.
I. Davlst Son,
company did a hook and stati
business and incidentally eondu
‘ . a brig: grade printing establis-
Pass business and poorer , .
3: ed as the cause. T - e
“u Is “000 ”The outstan-
bis bills amount to nbol I
. mutant of assets or lilo
pm by Iii. mix“? fifggmgngmloflv
7 . 1.. mfifimu‘n . Furnishers.
7“ Ne. hwl‘id‘md': 85 Washington Street.
alris ‘Sfid’flilnr 2 South Norwalk.
‘.' Ir. Baldwin has .n
three weeht altogether in III
Ills says the secret of ids
is that he has lived a ml"
'I m
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Is.ooNuI'rI(Iu lIIPROVED. 1
Mass. i133 ~
. mares-Int Ocvernof lllIa
m who is seriously ill wl I:
~ narrated Iremnforlablc al 1
.. 333... .g Wm: 3 3
,3 pom”. guaranteed strictly finest quality. dull
" from foreign manufacturers.
.1”? ‘ ‘
'rt.‘ this” s. 3, ‘ ‘l
the import samples of one of our largest KW. .orlr' im-
200 pairs of line steel carvers. ranging' as value from
$2 to $10 per pair. We will ofler for less than half
price. Also 20 lines cl line steel table knives and forks.
bolstered in Cocoa. Ebony. Stag. Bone. Rubber and Col-
luloid. from 500 setup.
'Wecannot duplicate these goods after this sale. so
if you are interested in this line we would advise an
early selection.
Santa Claus is beginning to unload here. and in
another week we will have on our full Holiday attire.
Do your shopping at home and encourage your mer-
chants to cater foryour every want.
3 Furniture. Carpets. Bedding. Stoves and Ranges.
OPEN Mil? EVENING. GOODS DELIVERED 50 MILES.
W. S. Sturtevant,
North Main and Ann streets. So. Norwalk.
Yvopariuo tor
curtain
The season has left as broken lines and ends of
goods to close out. Forthis purpose we will give
A Week of Bargains.
RED TICKET SALE. RBMNAN‘I'S.
10 pcs Dress Goods, 10c Silks. suitable for fancy
Regular price’l2i to 15c. work 250.
10 pcs Dress Goods. 16.}. 33:21:00“.
Regular p rice 25c. . Outing Flannels.
10 pcs Dress (loads. 25c. White Goods. 3
Regular price 50c. Top clings. '
Ladies’ wrappers. Embroideriess
Japanese drapery. . R‘bbom" I
. Carpets.
Chemlle table covers. Mattings.
Boys’ shirt waists. 0i cloths.
Special items in other goods.
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will probably recover.
3 were literally pounded III death agains‘.
'lowing this shipment will be. seventy-
w Irosd was am upon as he
as
nine and eighteen hucltshot
and them tell unconmcr
was not killed
ill the fact tbstmw he were va heavy
clothlns. Including s heavy a leaned
overcoat. an ordinary cost. a waist-
cost. too shitts .st
Thee ed these garments.»
Eight. of the hacksm lmbe‘dd
selves In the left slit In t er:
and four in the muscles of the rig t
arm.
II III stupscted that Dtlakwster was
mistaken for a neirhbor by the man
who shot him. Tbs neighbor recent—
ly discharged s fsrmhand who scorned
insanely In love with his twelve~year~
old daughto 13;. As the farm hand left
he said. her
family before long I will kill you all. "
The fsrmhand is under arrest for
threatening the farmer. Drinkwater
BIG orsrsa lillll’llli'l'.
Item 0. liswalr ciasssr Eclipses sll
Pndess lessrds Yesterdsy.
New Haven. November 28-»llenry C.
Rowe a. Company. thooystcr dealers
in this city. madeIen enormous ship-
ment of oysters. yesterday. By steam-
boat and rail they sent out of this city
L918 gallons of opened oysters. This
does not Include the local trade on the
shell oysters sold by the bushel or bar-
rcl which shipment was also very
large. The amount of opened oysters
that were sent out was sufilclent to
feed 31,000 persons at an oyster supper.
I The firm believes that the shipment
was the largest. ever made by any con-
cern in this city.
The oysters are being taken from
Narragansett Bay. They were planted
there about a ycar ago and were then
four or five years old. The three steam-
ers used in dredging for the oysters
pick up in a single day 5,200 bushels of
oysters.
The openers in the oyster houses of
ll. C. Rowe a Company are profiting
by the rush season. One woman yes-
terday opened I'll quarts. rcullslna
85.13 for the work.
CARGO 0P DYING HORSES.
Transport Parcel ts lieturs to Port 0w:
lag is stress sf Weather.
Seattle. Wash. November zit-With
a cargo of dying horses and mules and
fifty-live. employ stalls. the United
States transport Victoria returned to
port late last night. having been forced
by stress of weather cu Cape lI‘lsttery
to turn back from her Voyage to the
l’bllnpplncs. 0f the 410 horses and
mules carried by the Victoria and tab
on on board November 23. fifty-live
the sides of their stalls in the storm
and many of the remaining animals
are so badly bruised that thc oilicers
of the vessel say that they cannot be
saved. Purser Lockwood said today
that during thirty-six voyages he has
made across the Pacific Ocean be has
never seen such weather as was en-
countered by the Victoria. The furth-
est point roachcd was 200 miles west
of Cape ir'lnttery. While tlIc storm was
at its height oil bans were entirely
omptled and everything done to ease
the motion of the sea. Aside from
tho loss of animals no other damage
was done. the Victoria behaving splen-
dltliy.
BIG WAREHOUSE DESTROYED.
Chicago. November 28-A five story
brick warehouse occupied by the
MorwJolInson liroom Corn Storage
Company. was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss "25.000. Another bro
destroyer! tnc four-story building oc-
cupied by Philip Rina & Company‘s
planing mill. Loss “75.0mm
PLANT T0 COST A MILLION
l’ittaburg. Pa.. November 28-—A plant
to cost more than 8|,000.000. backed by
Andrew Carnegie. .l. Picrpont Morgan
and other capitalists will be erected on
the Monongehela river sixteen miles
above McKeesport. The new concern
will manufacture grate bars. furnace
dobrs. fire boxes and other attachments
connected with the produtlon of steam
In big mills and on locomctlces.
unease tear lowals mus Caesar-ta
Candy Cothsrtlc out-e constipation forever.
We. rar- II c. c. 0 ion. llfilfltllilt rrfund money.
MR. HOOD [N BANKRI'PTCY.
Hartford. November 2SII-David A.
flood. former proprietor of the l'nlterl
Slates Hotel, has filed n petition in
bankruptcy in the district court of the
l'nltod States.
were sworn to before William Tucker.
notary public. They show his liabil-
lties to be $20,021.69 and his assets
“3.97834.
ELEVATOR MAN KILLED.
Hartford. Conn.. November L's-Wal—
ter ll. lone. aged twenty-six. who had
chargc of the elevator III the Hill's
building in Main strect, was oiling the
machinery on the fourth floor when
his foot slipped and he fell headlong
to the elevator two stories below. lie
struck on his head and split open the
skull. lie died at the hospital about
an hour later. He was conscious up
to his death.
lAhlE BIRDS FOR NEW ZEALAND.
Elan l-‘runclsI-o. November 28—1‘he
government of New Ireland proposes
to stock its land with choice American
game birds. The steamer Alameda
which sails tomorrow will take. sixty-
threc dozen ill Kansas quail and fol-
two pairs; of rufllcd grouse. seventy~
two pairs of prairie chickens and four
dozen wood ducks, the whole to come
from Kansas.
ltllN DOWN BY BLOOD HOIINDB.
Auburn. lnd.. November zit-It'd
Johnson. Floyd Plumbing and Frank
Rumhsug. the alleged murderers of
Night Watchman Enos Bath. of flick»-
vllle. were run down by blood hounds
: it.“
s through '.s dense tract of
measure. nsmsnsgsd losethcme _
Ml; sxp allied - I
.a cheat. protector .
s will be murder in thlr.
Mr. Road's schedules 3 3
Willy oilf- of
who... die?
legit. all" marrow... or?
fim and strong. Icon;
wfifim II "WWI Vflilom .
”My ' lon.pstrpatlona da stlsv
3m the div-mach. I JV» and K d
hm bydrpggists. Maud nor. 4.
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CHOPS ALI. KINDS OF
FOOD Into Clean Cut Unl-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as Wanted.
Other machines cbop' meat
only. ‘l'l'llS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGFTHER.
cnoes Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
cvsavrumo.
A machine you will use
every day. Callandseelt.
Comstock,
Watkins
8: Dow.
112 Washington Street.
So. Norwalk.
Pictures
We have the
largest. most varied and best assort-
ment of Picture. appropriate for llol-
lday and Christmas Gifts. that we hon-
estly believe have ever been displayed
Framed. or unframed,
in the stores of The Norwnlks. This
is especially true In speaking or our
"Pastellc and Water ('ulrrra" ulrlcn
are exceedingly bountiful. There is
nothing commonplace or ordinary
about them. We have countless other
articles. both dainty and attractive.
that perhaps you ncvor drcamcd \rc
carried in stock: any one of which
would make an ideal gIII. This store
is truly an
Art Gallery
worthy the name. as well as a visit
from all who appreciate line art. Our
building is large, well ventilated. per-
fectly heated and lighted. a cheerful.
pleasant sort of place to spend an hour
or so. Then. too. its centrally located
-you can reach it by either trolley
line. Strangers as well as "towns-
people" will be made toieel doubly
welcome at the “Decker" store.
Wall Papers, Painters Supplies. Art-
Ists' Materials.
Pictures l-‘rumed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Drumming
DECKER,
87 Washington slrcct.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Tel. Call. lifi~5. Ope’n evenings till 813”
The main shad III of steel m feet
Ion. The importance ot a posterity
can ppssl cooling and naval station at
this point can hardly be overestimate
ed: nor Is it perhaps thoroughly op-
IrcI-Iated at. this time by the people of
the United States. Ily slthor math—by
Montzruk Point. the eastern end of
Long island. and the short reach
«cross. I .sng island Bound to New hon-
don from the Atlantic. OI byoo lag
the entire length of the soon ~it
would be entirely teasiblo for our war
vessels to mac II a base of coal supply.
proterlcd in addition to their own
suns. by the new and elaborate fortifi-
‘atlons cIrIIStI-Iuted by the government
on ‘lv‘islrcrs island and the ether in-
lands commanding the entrance to
New London harbor. as well as by the
fortifications that will doubtlm In the
near future be provided at Fort Trumo
lrnll and upon the revolutionary alt of
Port (Iriswold. which command. res-
pectively, the west and east sides of the
.hnrbor s mouth.
A'l‘l' RKEY l‘Ol’t DEWEY.
Westerly, It 1.. November ZB-Three
choice tIventy-Ilve pound grasshopper-
fed turkeys will grace the tables of
three prominent Americans on
Thanksgiving Day. One will go to
President McKinley, the second to All-
mlral (IcoIge Dewey and the third to
Governor Dyer. of Ithodc island. As
has been his custom for over a door.
tor of II Icntury. I-Iorncc Vose, of this
placc will furnish the turkeys for the
president's and governor's tables. and
this year he also contributes one to tho
:dmlrai. The birds were shipped to-
try.
llosv Are hous- Ilaaau I
.3’...‘. r..°c_'._'tu‘:ll':.n'.uz'tur.'..“s I“:
The woman with the really lovely
figure. rarely can see any beauty In
even a noble rape
Dr. W. Wiron. ltaly Hill. N. 3.. aaya:
“I heartily recommend One Minute
Cough Cure. It gave my wife Imme-
diate relief in suffocating asthma."
Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick-
ly cure all coughS. colds. throat and
lung troubles. George C. stillson.
South Norwallt; Edward P. Weed. Nor-
wa
A woman is getting old when she
really enjoys outing alone.
NO CURE—NO PAY. ‘
That Is the way all druggists sell
Grovo's Tasteless Chill Tonic for us-
larlu. Chills and Fever. it is simply
Iron and Quinine In a tasteless form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter. nauseating tonica. Price 50c.
The tiniest baby is the strongest an-
chor for its parents.
.1. D. Bridges. Editor "Democrat:
Lancaster. N. li., says. "One Minute
Cough Cure is the best remedy for
eroup I ever used. " immediately re-
lieves and cures coughs. colds. croup.
asthma. pneumonia. bronchitis. grippo
and all throat and lung troubles. It
prevents consumption. GeorgeC. Still-
son. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed.
Norwalk. 3
When we are not hungry dinner is
served long before we want it.
To Strengthen items in One Week
To Purify the llood in One Week
. To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Care Sick Keadache in One Day
Take Cleveland' 5 Celery Corn and Tea
25c. If it fails to cure. we wil cheerfully
refund your money. t1nalstzet’rec.)
IFor sale at Plaisted's Drug Store.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Weed's,
Norwalk.
A sun bath may be all right for rheu-
matism. but it won't do for ink stains.
George Noland. Rocklond 0.. says,
“My wife had piles forty years. De-
Wltt's Witch Hazel Salve cured her.
it is the best salve in America." It
heals everything and cures all skin
diseases. George C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
A dog doesn't have to have a blue-
lIloodo-II pedigree to be a‘ faithful com-
panlon.
ONLY CUBE FOB DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. I-‘rsnklin Bush. of New Castle
Del.. says: "I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. l' sed to have great distresa
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by It. ll. Plaiated and F. ii.
Baxter.
Tho better IlIc day the better the
dced is all right as an adage. but It
falls wlrIrr rhc (lt‘FlI is signed on Sun-
r.lay
N0 RIGHT TO l’GlJNEiifl.
Tho Woman who ls‘ lovely in face.
.l‘llll IIIIIII sun
A store full of good things. in spite
of the fort that furniture is higher
than for many years past. we have sol l
3 more this season than ever before The‘
* reason is plain. Our styles are better i
quality better and the prices lower
than others No other line so large.
no other prices so low.
You'll find on our floor a complete
line of
l
Dining Room Furniture !
ChamberSuits ParlorSuits.
Couches, Library Tables
Combination Cases. Iron
Beds. Odd Dressers Fancy
Chairs. Chiffoniers. etc.
Now is the time to buy. while the
stock ls full and fresh.
i. lm Billllil 8: ill.
“Hill-In.
and captured at Antwerp,“ night.
l lfy the blood.
3thc Il.I=llcntv
form and temper will always have
. friends. but one who would he attrac-
tive must keep her health. if she is
weak sickly and all run down. she will
lbc nervous and Irritable. if she has
Ionstlpation or kidney trouble. her lin-
purI- blood will cause pimples. blotch-
es, skin eruptions and a wretched coni-
plexlon. Flcctrlc Bltteri is the heat
nIeIliIine in the world to regulate
stomach. llvr r and kidneys and to par-
It gives strong nerves.
bright r-y: s, smooth. velvety akin. rich
complexion. It will make a good-look-
ing charming woman of a run-down
invalid. Univ 50 cents at F. linux-
ter II drug store South Norwalk. and
John ..\ Riggs-s. Norwnlk.
.\ POWDER Mild. EXPLOSION
llcmoves everything in sight; so do
drastic minclal pills. but both are
mighty dangerous. Don't. dynamite
maIlIluery of your body
uitlr mlomel croion oil or aloca pills
when Dr Kings NfW l. lfc Pills. which
3are gentle as a summer hreeae. do the
work perfectly. Cures lfcadaehe. Conv
stlpatlou. Only the III F. ii. Baxter's
drug storc. South Norwslk. and John
A. Itlggs II. Nor-walk
There is no chance this season for a
man to prove how awkward he can be
In the manner of tnckiig a woman’s
13 M “II M loath m gown sleeves into her edit.
., ’ use ll ' “-
of coal III will have seat .413, ‘
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