as uistent pray-
Rafi-I'Wmm
MM"! been
milkiwsys protu-
meetings snd more in
the ear doctrines
. III p Ion-ia-
so! He blur re-
tlle sdmooitiouz
«- tallied that loud
Q ~ tile phmgltives of
tonal-ch and
by the other "Holi-
Bey. l‘rank Crowdor.
and Rev: David O.
. a former psi-I-
‘ the witnesses and
was corroborated by
fl’ l “gldcgullihd l a
1 g e n c ose
. .mot concluded last
’ ’lloo been a member of
«Warns of fifty years
figure at camp meet.
in important from the
the ease and will do-
extent Methodist Ep-
will” an be inv.okcll
‘ nil rater.
. '5‘ ' mules-seed that listl-
" Pmstimnl Strike.
ptrneetis to be promptly
going the rounds of the
”it is to the effect that
is in the verge of a gieat
; . kc and that things bore me
’ ve'ry dark at the best The
ginated with the. Bridgeport
and has been taken up and
by other patient. Sth a
t: calculated to bcnelit Dan~
just how it reached Bridge.-
not certain.
it. this time when there is
~ of a good trade In all the fac-
‘dh‘d people are beginning to look
I to a prosperous and busy win-
Ihdll stories are aggravating. Men
' It in the hat trade. manufac-
hd employees, any that there
ggphsbility of any general trou-
een manufacturexs and men.
relations between the two are es-
. iy harmonious lust at present.
of prices are being settled and
‘ . in rapidly getting upon a good
Aside from some disagreements
individual hrms. over prices
serene. Thc Bridgeport
a"? other papers that printed
ill undoubtedly be glad to
the mistaken impression that
have given to their readers.»—
News.
' scours rue “YELLOW."
’ Attacks-us or. Authorities who
flavor-talents!- the Law.
.. .ldaho. November 28—1‘he
‘ .. Supreme Court has denied the pe-
. .. of Paul (lorcorau for a writ of
. corpus. Corcoran was convict»
bf murder in the second degree. and
good to seventeen years impris-
t for murder committed by a
" of which he was a member. and
‘ ”destroyed the Bunker Hill mill
,fiprli 19. in passing on the appli-
fha court says:
“it seems to be one of the methods
, till! organization. known as the
to.ilnion whenever an attempt on
tobl'ing them to account for
"5"- unlawful. barbarous and murder-
. acts to at once commence no at-
- upon the legally constituted an-
: who are cudeavorlng to en-
and maintain the law and by
I false clamor set-it to excite sym-
for the maiefsttors: and suth
by virtue of the reIognized Iren-
ot the press in this country, nl~
"finds nn echo and too frequent
. Ient with that portion of the
. ed and controxlcd by what is for
' gain. Thousands of miles from
[me to Judge and Iriticisc. These
; g journals of civilization hesi-
vY ' e
'.d reports of their scoop friends.
upon the statement of known
enders. to small indiscriminately
legally constituted authorities ot
maintain the law and protect per-
‘ and property within their juris-
rnle both executlic and judiciary
the suiti- have been assailed in
y doing their dilly under their
' of oilice."
" whose moral principles are gor-
scene of the transaction. they as-
ot, upon no nutiIorIty than tlic
mulcfacwls and their advocates and
Elommunity and state for their efforts
diction. in keeping with this custom
items of unmeasured Iitnperntion for
, .amm nualuln nos.
chs a mansion. ina- .Ir.
llcird with tholllamr. .
apt Chet-fer. Pa. November tub—Af-
.lerlng awful agony for two days.
v: Gilrho. thirty-two. of Willow-
u inner here. died in the Cheatel
home for hydrophobiu patients.
1.1"! II aiiliI ted with the same dis-
lt her home.
9»- nd his wife were bitten in a
I M Ibottttwom ontlla ago. He
hi to New York. where he re.
. the pullout "Mimi-Lit A cure
.d to have been effected.
field] an attack developed. re-
. his death.
”its POP CAM; l()\\I\'
York November 28~~ \ Ionslgn-
W Ive hundred horses united in
City today for shipment to
., The horselarc said to be
r for British cavalry in South
«In
E3; .319.
i
.—
no
he "‘03le trouble for some. but
ahcwvdsignsctreotrutngmndl
bedrock it.‘ tactical some on
ii
as
aluminum pm. Kidney Pitts and
procureda woo-I. new in
Norwalk. They helped me and I M-
tinusnee of the treatment eventually
affected a radical cure."
Doan's Kidney Pill. for sale by all
dealers; price 50 cents a box. dialled
on receipt of price by Mr-Ntiburn
00.. Buffalo. N.Y ..soio agents for the
United States.
Willi)” the lisme—dbsu’mnd
take no other.
ADDRESS 1'0 REPUBLICANP.
Wiles lavitdd is Opposing “Itali-
rsadPswcr’Hs New Hampshire. .
Concord. N. H.. November ”wildl-
ted States Senator Willihln if. Chand-
ler. ell-Governor Charles A. Bushiel
and others today'lasued an address to
thc Republicans of New Hampshire.
Inviting I-d-operation in opposing what
is termed "the railroad power" in the
state. and in suppressing evils arising
from industrial combines, and advo’
eating improved election laws, and oth-
er reforms. The address. in part. says:
“The undersigned Republicans solic-
it your co-npcrutiou in efforts within
the party. to obtain:
"l-’l‘he statutory prohibition of frcr
passes on railroads.
"ll—The repeal of the power of lht
Supreme Court to decide that any
steam or electric r d which its pro-
moters desire to bui d, in unnecessary
and hostile to the ptlbllc good.
"ill—A primaries law governing the
caucuses and conventions of the politi-
cal parties.
"iv-The discontinuance of the col-
lection for alleged campaign expenses
of large sums of money from office bol-
ders; the tronsuries and owners of rail-
roads and other sources; and the pro-
motion of honest election methods.
“V-Jl‘he suppressing of the evils ar-
ising from trusts.‘
, The document. then takes up separ-
alely the desired objects. giving rea-
sons why each is brought to ‘thc atten-
tion of the voters and the ground fol
supporting the attitude of those who
have started the movement.
Under the first head it is claimed
that free pass prohibition was demand-
ed by the. platforms of both political
parties in New Hampshire in 1898 and
that an attempt to carry out the prin-
ciple was betrayed in the House of
Representatives by a. vote of 22 to 292
it is pointed nllt. under the. second
subject. that nearly all states have a
comprehensive. "primaries law."
in connection with the third claim
it is held that it is not a proper fum-
tion of a higher court of justice to de-
cide such a question of general policI
as wbttber thc intnreats of the poop“
demand u new railroad or not.
The fourth specillc object. the. on
pool says. is the most important. of all.
because with it the other reforms car
be accomplished easily, whilel without
it no reform is possible. l'nder thI
bend of trusts the address advocate"
the universal application in the stat-
und nation of the people of unrestrict-
ed competition. which is the life of
trudo and the basis of all prosperity in
society: and the election of memberr
of legislature and of Congresu who will
enforce this principle.
The conventions will readily dc-
nounce trusts and declare for competi-
tion. The danger is that the cause will
be betrayed by representatives and
senators in the state Legislatures unit
in the national Congress so—thnt extra.
ordinary pains must be taken by ll"
people to stand against such betrayala.
The appeal concludes: “The under-
signed believe that the neglect by Re-
publicans generally to pursue earnest-
ly and in good faith the by: objects
named above. will endanger Republi-
can ascendancy in state and nation.
while with the sincere and effcatirr
pursuit of those objects. stoic and un-
tiunal victory in i900 will be nchieved.
Besides the mime of l'nitcli States Sen-
stor W. E. Chandler. the paper beers
that of cx-(iovcrnor llushicl. Franklin
Worcester. .l. W. Sundborn and Tho-
mas .l. walker. all prominent-Renown
cans in this state.
“Well. Will. sir." mild Deal-on Fiver-
gladc. rubbing his hands over thI-
sleeve of Rev. Mr. Gliddcn's new our
cost. and observing its thick texture.
and high collar and trailing. length.
"Well. well. sir. that's a fine coat for
rough weather you're wearin'."
"Yt-lls." replied the Rev. Mr. Glidden.
"bein' a Christian. i call this my John
Storm overcoat."
"Sho. don't say."
"Yetta. I dew."
But what was the use of it all when
the deacon had never read the book.
Pabaw2~llctroit Free Press.
WHAT MORE CAN YOU ASK FOR?
A guarantee on the bark of each and
every genuine package of Nutt's Cough
Syrup. Take it back to your dealer if
it falls to cure and demand your mon-
sy. Regular nice. 25 cents: three times
the quantity. to cents.
i;
eat em Austen enrol
aside. :
Action is malt-ended bye
1 physician“ .
“mutt not
. 'dlbturb the atolls“. kidneys.
, liver or heart. .
. Acetotl reduces fever. alleys
pain. drives sway headache.
«pneumonia.
Atslidrnuivtl' or uutby
maiiforlzic.
mnlhno..mu
Daiiyi-‘raiglitilna
mites;
nonmetal.
eotrm Ndawanx.
and
new roan
. Propellers
CITY 01' NOBWALK.
MAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Norwslk 5 p. m. Leave South
Norwalk. 0 p. In. Leave New York.
{tar as. Best River. mailman Street.
n In.
IMPORTANT
Where personal bonds have hereto-
fore been necessary, corporate bonds
may now be secured at modemte cost
from
IACOB M. LAYTON.
Ag ent tfor
'lHE Al-i'l‘NA lNDliibiNiTl' CO.
Hartford Conn '
P. D. STINNIRD.
(Successor to J. p. JENNlNGS.)
linen] biracial udliultluu.
“lihlain street, Norwslk. Conn.
Telephone Call. 11-2.
Brazilian. Balm!
Deadly mEnemy
COLDS
ALL THROAT ”DISEASES.
F. B. BAXTIR. Druggistn,
R. H. PLAIS'I'ED, MNOI‘WBII.
House Boiler Explodes!
Accident in II New Britain Home.
New Britain. November 21—An acci-
dent exactly similar to that by which
hi. H. Judd lost his life here two years
ago, occurred at the residence of
James Farrell. in Lafayette street. A
steam boilcr in t e basement exploded
and was hurled t ough the parlor
floor. carrying the. floor with it through
the. ceiling Into a room above. The
chimney was completely removed and
the house in general wrecked. insure
your house boilers in the HARTFORD
STEAM BOILER iNSPECTlON dz iN-
Si.’ RANGE CO. '
TA YLOR & GOLDEN.
Agents
SOLTH NORWAIJ'K. CONN.
Grand Central liulet
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FISH . OYSTERS. CLAIS, DECAL-
LOPS. CRABS.
awn POINTB‘
Sent out on the half-shell.
LONG lSLAND OYSTBBS.
The finest to be has.
score
0! all kindl.
Heinz’s Baked Beans,
Leggctt's Canned Goods.
will; 1?“an OUR OWN HORSERAD—
The best in the market.
Hero I. iELllFF
Tel. I54.
W
The Most Sensible
Holiday or Christmas (lift a young
man can make his parents. is the pro-
per kind of a Life insurance Policy.
it shows his devotion. love and respect.
We. sell the ”proper" ilclas.
'I‘HE CONN. GEN‘L llll-‘E ms. 00..
l'nited Bank Building.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Frank l.‘Hommedleu. General Agent.
BOITGHT Till: ML'CKRMS ESTATE.
landon. November 27—Mrd Ardil-
oun (Arthur Edward Guinness) has
purchased the Muckross estate. on
mflfim fflIOIA
‘, evening.
The weather we are having will not
. hum) bout purchasing heal/u coals,
.. kitted.” mm but cold will be here soon andihen
, w,..,,,,.,.,.,;y;-.,. - it will be a great monetanl advan-I
"“5 “" ’°'"'°“ ‘ tape to know what to wear and “
31m dried 135i?» M
Where to get it at a most reason
able price.
caucus finance bill will he nosed as
25': troll: lia'f‘l'i'fi."fi°l .225?
Up-to-date Coats are of Vicullas.
a soil woolu material. Oxfords.
Cdveris, Keiseus.
able dodbt that it will he passed at Ill. _
memorandum:
One of the slickest Driving Coats
obtainable. it is plush-lined, with
two collars, one a heavu ulster
tionl." Senator Hurry It. Taller arriv-
collar.
ed inst hltlit. IM Milled to discuss
politieslmattarlt , '
We can Satisfu all in Ulsters.
Prices for the askina.
NEW LINE or svnartm 1‘0 ass-
zit.
'3'3'1-
FRANCIS tit CO..
95 Washington Street.
‘ to scam Per-er
hunter Douala. d idol: satirical-n
r lioatsas I
silver Republican “from, and
Philadelphia. November zh—The ea-
tablishmant of a direct line of steam-
ers between this city and the coast
ports of Brazil was the subject of a
conference last night at the Nanotec-
t'lrera' Club between a committee of
members and Captain dc Graco. rep-.
mutative of the Brazilian govern-i
ment at the commercial congress re-I
neatly held in this city. A sub-coup.
mlttee was appointed to visit Wash-‘
ington with Captain do Cram and con.
for with the Brazilian minister rela-
tive to government privileges for the
propped new line of atesmships.
it is the purpose of the undertaking.
to charter an American Company and.
purchase vessels for a weekly service!
to Rio de Janeiro. Bahia and other.
Brazilian ports
OII.‘ only es
Mag-lie euro.
III‘ M. w .mng.‘
-—q—-—'
There tyn't enough meat on some ar- l
guments to make an intellectual bite. 5
La Grippc, with Its after elects, sn-i . 1. . - g . .
nusily destroys thousands of people. it ;
may be quickly cured by One Minute ‘ ,
Cough Cure. the only remedy that pro .
duccs immediate results in coughs. .
colds. croup. bronchitinpneumouia and -—
throat and lungxtrouhiss. it will pre- i We are going to pay particular attention this week to our lsdiea’ med-
vent consumption. George C. Btillson. ’ ium priced shoes We have just received a large shipment that we bought
South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed, Nor-1 to sell for 38. 00. These shoes are hand sewed. the very latest style. all sizes.
walk. I and widths. in button and lace. For this week
' st. 98.
——-—-—h¢—-—-
A thoroughgolng egotiat is Ilauailly
"l Md “7'99”“ ““1“”"3 "‘1'. l Our New s Specials this week in Box Calf. Russian Calf and Viei Kid are
“d “V" 10““ permanent "3“" till 1 regular 84. 00 shoes. in all the latest at yles and are warranted to outwear any
devoid of the sense of humor.
1 used KOdOI Driver-is Cure. "0' ' ’ahoes for the same money.
$2098-
am well and feel like a new mu.‘
Men's Patent lfllilfl Dress. Shoes made of the best material. and wear
writes a. J. 113'" Murray. Nell. it !
is the best di‘ nt known. Cures all '
tonnes of indigestion. Physicians ev-
erywhere prescrfle‘ it. George C. Still
- son. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed In, good a, the he“
Norwalk.
Don't put in too much time standing
on dignity or riding a tin—bby
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of hill-i
ford. Dal" mys: "'Brsziiisn Balm sav- -
ad my boy's life. He began Just like:
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped I
' tolleep. and was all right in the mor- I
n ng.
For sale by R. H Plaisted and F. H
Baxter.
f $2.98.
Old Ladies' Fleece l.incIi‘Comfort Shoes. all sizes,
98c
200 pairs of Men's and Women‘s every day shoes.
98c.
School Shoes of all kinds and prices. Call and see them.
Olsen’s Shoe Store;
8i WASHINGTOI STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
The small boy will never become re- 5.
conciled to the homeless circus i
seam
Franklin Vensblc. an old sekooli
teacher of Itsrlton. N. J.. writes: 0n ,
‘ A
hlJiClDB 1N UTA”? ”BINGO
Stafford Springs. saunter Ir—vm
lifeless body of fools D. Gantver.a
German. aged sixty-seven years. was
found in u riled in the rear of H..B.
Abel's clothing store in lain street.
Hahsdhangedhimseifbyacordm
pended from a nail drive'n into the side
‘ of the cues. 0mm Im unmarried.
ro BIND WHALBRB OUT AGAIN.
tion ‘rranciaco.'NoveuIiIcr al—Alrea-
dy preparationsI are being made to send
the whslmon ontheir
era cruise. The ks Alice Knowles.
Charles W. Morgan and California will
. probably sell next week for the
- Ohkotsh hes. llr. Wing. who controls
most of the sperm whalers which critic
holly hailed from New Bedford. eni-
mates that thewhsling business next
season will/entail an additional es-
pouse of 40 per cent. There has been
an increase all along the line on pro-
visions. sails and interior ilttlngs of
all kinds.
Nelly—l don't see how getting one's
feet wet causes toothache. ‘
Jack—You don't? it you had ever
had a tooth pulled. you would know
that the roots run clear to your toes.—
Taromn Ledger.
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other disease.
not together. and until the last few
years was supposed to be incanblo.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nouuced it a local disease. and pros-
cribed local remedies. and by constant-
‘ ly failing to cure with local mu
pronounced it incurable. Science had
proved catarrh to he a constitutional
disease. and therefore requires ‘eonptl-
tutional treatment Hall's Catafrll
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Chm
l 00., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con—
stitntlonsl cure on the market. it is
taken internally in doses from
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.
Band for circulars and testimonials.
Address. I". J. CHENEY & 00.. To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggista. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Jim—Honesty is the best policy after
a.l
Bill—How?
‘Remember that dog i stole?" '
‘ 2
"Well, i tried two hull days to sell
'lm. an' no one offered more'n a hub.
30 i went an' guv him to the ole lady
what owned 'im. an' she gave me 'alf
a sovering."—Tit-Bits.
homecoughinohensy
ToC'IInAColdanneDay
mmmmmww
ToCnnHoarminOnoDay
rake Cleveland‘s Luna Healer, '53“qu cents.
lfitfslletocmwewii cheerfullynfuud
vourmona. L'fi'ial
ForuiostPlsisted's
several occasions before using porous -
Rheumatism Cure. 1 was a great suf- I
ferer from Rheumatism; after having’ I
used the Corona Cure for two weskr.
ifeeluwellasever." Prieeonedol
lar per package. Innufaeturad by -
Corona Compounding Company. Cam
den N. J. For sale byl- H. m i
is Washington at. Booth Norwalk
$5.00
Paindtiiflftd
5555 GOAL
wife and children to greet you at night; good
There is a time for everything. but i000
the cheap watch seldom indicates it. ECOAL from
Plum
The comfort of home assured. Warm house. ham
na
cook with meals on time. all because you ordered your
South Norwslk.-and Edward P. Wood's
Norway.
A dustysilk lamp shade is not half
as pretty as the old-fashioned but
scrupulously clean chimney.
...__._
Dr. H. H. Baden. Summit. Ala" m
"i think Kodol Ill-Devlin Cure in».
splendid medicine. l prescribe it. at
my confidence in it grows with costly.
not! use." it digests what you eat and
quickly cures d and
tion. George C. Btillson. Booth
walk. Edward P. Weed, Norwnlk.
Edward P. Weed. Norwaik. :
‘What makes you so devoted to golf. l
Mr. Poddington‘.‘
"w all you see. somebody
gives a dinner after the game."
always;
HIS LIFE WAS SAVED. ~
\lr. ..l E. Lilly a prominent citizen
of Hannibal. Mo” lately had It won-
Icrfu dc ivcrsnIe from u frightful
death. in telling of it he says: [The Ham? Paper.
was taken with Typhoid Fever. that
ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became "
hardened. l was so wcak i couldn‘t cv- '
en sit. up in bed. Nothing helped me. I’
I expected to soon die of Consumption. ‘ ’
when i heard of Dr. King's New Dis- hi- Pl.“ W ill-I
rovery. One bottle gave great relief.‘ um III an“ I“
l continued to use it. and now am well? mulling. [thallium mmmbh
and strong. i can't say too much l'l'
Its praise." This marvrloua medicine:
mmmmum/mmmmmum
is the surest and quickest cure in the)
I)w‘orld for all Throat and Lung Trou-. m M ”balm,“ I
c. Regular else 60 cents and 81.00.. M “n, "l mu.”
(Trial bottlessOb't-e at F. H. Baster'si it “I “q
rug store. nth Norwalk. and John m Inn]
A. Riggs'a. Norwlllt. Every bottle» . the I I; '
guaranteed.
‘ “\w-..
VOWAN‘C ERI’P’TIONS '
Arc grand. Ibulkilltln Eruptions rob.
life of joy. or «I'll Arniea Balve‘ I’
cum them: also old. Running and P's-3
m ”m no", Mm c... The Evening Sentinel
Warts. Cots. Bruises. Burns. Scolds. 1 I ’5
Chopped Hands. Chllbhllil. Best Pili‘ll
Cure on earth. Drives out Pains and‘
which the lakes of Killaruey arr sit-
.uated for 1:60.000. ,
Aches. OnlyIScsboa. Cure guaran—
teed. Soldhyl'. ll. Booth
m’ ,y. "I. VM‘.‘
Not-walk and John A Riggs New“ roe-emit»...
-————_ i
"i wouldn't be without De Witt's ill Shit. '
t“(itch lineal a". folhughggnsidcen- I. ”I“ r aorgrs"'Tl:le(r§'lilidt‘)eutl;Y)=: (diffs Ell:
on." wr es omss es, eu- a I I I‘ 'II ‘ .s . ..
t.efileid 0.1 f llib f i “0"” 10? MO?
buff'rth: “(ligo'dmgusillgc'sgu' 116”.” mm ' .Vlr. MI-Bridget—Adam. I guess.
con e e r e t - , _..__.__
Nor-walk; ' '°' "‘ * ~ ' - ~ . . 'ro cons: A com iN our: on
Take laxative Bromo Quinlan Tabloid.
All druggilts refund the money If it
fallstoeure. the. The quinine In.
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
The willow is one of the most-adapt-
able of plants. A willow switch stuck
in the wet will almost invariably take
root.
You never know what form of blood
poisonwili follow constipation. [up
the liver clean by using DeWitt’e Lit-
,. tic larly Risers and you will avoid
trouble. They are famous little pills
for constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. George 0. Billion,
Not-walk: Edward P. Weed,NorwIlk.
Counts-"Cousin Clan has full. II.
sweredslettarlwrotetohers’ysar
soc." “That's queer." No. it isn't. You
probably didn't mail it until you
your winter overcoat this week. i-
nto Record.
Norwalk Chronicler