. who commanded lsn train than. Fourth Caval- ‘.two American pri- ' 4 probably consider- ’ ‘ ‘ 've m Heneral personal letter recsiv~ at Angelou. boson. than twrnty differ- lnd very few “to Aguinaldo's hie generate . a"‘ltecauso it would er. and many of war because for hair line they have a want are '7 4 W0 M ADC sometimes murder -¢'eeld withdraw there , and anarchy in the . tits well-to-do people ions strong government to 4 .eontrol. - publishes l paper which “mundane from people t“ States who are called an- lots and i think were it not rmlons- the insurrection .4 2..-.-The directors Telephone Com- voted to turn over the ”sets to the American Tele- Company. This ltep in the removal of the t'tota Ianachusetts to New . was taken yesterday. but W until today. when udlo: authorised the fol- hstlnce of the action of the ' thet the slots of the Am- .- . 7,,Complny are to be ~ thdliong Distance Com- . can Telephone A: Tele- In _ I) he recommended that two A Long Distance Company . for one share of ' Bell Telephone Company The halepce of 312000.000 or of us; Distance Company. pl difldends to be paid on the ny stock can y_et Outside opinion is to the ef- the new stock will cary year- of 8 per cent per share. ult of the announcement e stock dropped below Boston market this morn- ‘BBE‘FOOTBALL GAME. . December z—The State. Davy Departments were al- . today as a result of the Annapolis football game in A special train left at 10 o'.clock carrying long. Cannery Root. Post- 1. l Shiith. General lilies. . .. rai Corbin. Assistant . 4 and a large number of "‘1 ladies. Almost every chief bullion the army and navy " tables a holiday in order to 5“. II the departments , considerable betting in a m4; , the odds being in favor of ...; plumsnyeaselalmuchasz ' 4 « on .the Annapolistsam W Palaver» cubertie. wear-s pedmmrefndmouey BY AN ELECTRIC CAB. ‘ . Member 2-10“ In I, was (rock by a car of . louthington & Com- ‘ Emmy. st sooth ad instantly killed. He . . an ear. but on se- . he got ‘ i. ulhlaavue lil- ‘DM ‘ . 14111. surname 11111.: 11111111111111. ‘4 Soft phat! Crabs Pickled Oysters Btne Potntl co: - A v‘ BU . . ‘mninmutnumrm. BO'Bbuth Main street. ’seut outoa the half-shell tetanus-toil Oil 4 _ fl'lsosag'lalasad Oysters the liltflt in behad fleinu-‘a lobed Beans We grind our own Horne Radish Imported Coupe. "Ullggilufi It Might Interest You To know that our line of Suits and Overcoats are mouldedi'JustSog” Nostintiugofcloth, no stinginess' of . trimming and tin- ish. But if words alone could con- vince you. we wouldn’t stop here. 4 Suit at $6.7 5 Neat Stripe. Good Wearer. Overcoats $7 .00 Blue and Black. Kerseys. ] VesteeSuits. Blouse ” Roofers. Top Coats. In a great variety of colors and prices. Children's Open Every Evening until 9 o'clock. I. Darist Son. Clothiers, Tailors. Hatters and Furniehers. 85 Washington Street. South Norwalk. so. uoamnx. 1153'” t—The late of New ofloore I . . . an archi- "‘7‘“ an skctches of a ing to be crzditedt In last Stains can er- _”w.hish Ilr. Itoore was ‘llalnlerreet. p. 11.311113111ar (lame to J. D. JINMNOIJ innertl Director 1111 iinitiaor. K Reveals. Conn. manna PThe weekly the followinv .luereased 40.523401: ‘ 'Hall . i z:- ll- i arch ish Ear-Ills. ”‘1... 02 to 8'10 nor refit. luloid, from 500 setup. early selection. chants to cater for your every want. om nvsar revamps. nos-m ior Christin ' 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH IORWALK. - WMNW $100. 00 Reward!» W0 Brazilian!“- Balm WWOOW Special items in other goods. Bible some“ .51 Son. kg 200 pairs of fine steel carvers. ranging in value from We will offer for less than half price. Also a) lines of fine steel table knives and forks. bolstered' in Cocoa. Ebony. Stag. Bone. Rubber and Col- We cannot duplicate these goods after this sale. so if you are interested in this line we would advise an 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- Furuiture. Carpets. Bedding, Stoves and Ranges. ooo'ns osnrvnann to sinus. W. S. Sturtevant, North Main and Ann streets. 80. N orwalk. The season has left as broken lines and ends of goods to close out. For this purpose we will give A Week of Bargains. RED TICKET SALE. REMNANTS. 10 pcs Dress Goods. 100.‘ Silks. suitable for fancy Regular price12i to 150. work, 250. ‘ . 10 nos 1).... Goods. 15... 3348;43:068- Regular price 26c. l Outing Flannels. 10 pcs Dress Goods. 250. White Goods. Regular price 500- Towelings. Ladies' wrappers. Embroidsries. Ribbons. Japanese drapery. Ca . rpets. Chenille table covers. Mattiugs. Boys’ shirt waists. Oil Cloths. D For any case of Hay Fever. Cold 1n the Head. Rose Gold or influenza Brazilian Balm will not enroll di- rections are followed. not even the greatest physician. over dared to make such ' an odor. nor would we if we did not know that No person. i 1 i l i is a quick. positive and; permanent ”WW I" H Baxter; R H Plaisted . mm C mo] 4. 4 '44.;Droggiste13outh Shrub. cure. BRAZILIAN BALM is a wonderful remedy and see every- " thing that 1s claimed for For sale by ‘ our Ninth authorl he 1 port samples of one of our largestliew York 1m- lemd may finest quality. and the: pick ‘ reinfection manufacturers'. i ts are to he. made with a new are of leprolywht oh.it is said .hsve actually ac- e cure is a Veuea oomillishe‘d cures. luelan shrub! arded here by Sur- eon General yman. oi the United tee. 'I‘he shrubs are growinsben under the care of Dr. Carmichael. who was asked by the department at Wuh- ington to experiment with them The complete returns from all is- land sugar plantations. as made to the Hawaiian Planters' Association. show that the crop for the year ending with fieptember 30. amounted to 282.810 tons. valued at over ”2.500.000. This is a big increase over last year. Es- timates of the confirm crops indicates that there will be alike increase In this year's crop. The: transport lists. which lost 438 mules ’for Ilauiia in a typhoon oil the coast of Japan. arrived here on Nov. vembev 15. to take another lot for the army 1 the P11 ippinel. She will be repair here an will leave about De- cember 25. The Pennsylvania and Olympia arrived November 15 and left on the same day. During their stay here Sergeant Jones. colored. of the Thirty-ninth regiment. was shot while resisting a provost guard. Private J. E. llcCulleu. who had ordered Jones to the vessel, fired the shot. s riking Jones in the breast and indict ng a dangerous wound. Ilclluilen'e act was approved by his superior odicers. President Dole and cabinet have de- cided to grant a reprieve in the case of lhara a native under sentence to bang on the third of next month. The grounds of their action lie in the fact that be was convicted under Hawaiian law. This is held to be in conflict with American law. lonely Ia Ileed Deep. Clean blood a clean lkin. No beauty without it. rets,CandyMCathe1- tie clean your blood andltee 3 it clean by stirring up the lei: liver and rivingd. ellim- Koriitip4 elf Begin day to lotc.l1ee blackheads. ad that lie ly bilious complexion [4141]” taking lcsrets .—beauty for ten cents. drug- gieta. satisfaction - 'ltlciarantecd 50c. As a failure many a man is :1 suc- was. it takes but a minute to overcome tickling in the throat nd to stop a cough by the use of One Minute Cough core. This remedy quickly cures all forms of throat and lung troubles. Harmless and pleasant to take. If. prc- vents consumption. A famous specific for grippe and lie after effects. George C. Stillson. 80th Norwaik; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk. Returned soldiers and ditto summer girls are all the rage. SAVED A BOY'S LIFE. lire. Captain ll. Hubbard. of III- ford. Dei.. aye: "Brasiltan Balm lav- ed my boy's life. He began just like the one we lost with croup. We gave him a few doles. lie quickly dropped to sleep. and was all right In the mor- n 11g." For sale by It. It. Plalsted and P. H. Baxter. Several deer have been seen this fall In Connecticut. “WHAT!“ IS HWDITABY. It has Jill! M demonstrated by learned specialists that Rheumatism 11 hereditary and that it is due to a mi crohe in the blood. Corona Rheumatism Cure kills the microbe and cures the disease. Price one dollar per package llanufaetured by Corona Compounding 00.. Camden. N. J. For sale by it. It Plailted. 48 Washington 81.. Boots Norwslh. Conn. ...__._____ Oregon newspapers want 11 against “suiting" mines. "One ufuute Cough Cure Is the best remedy i ever need for coughs and colds. it is unequalled for whooping cough. Children all like it." writes H. N. Williams. Centryvllie. ind. Nev- er fails. it is the only harmless rem- edy that gives immediate results. law , Cures coughs. colds. hoarsenese. croup, pneumonia. bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. its early use pre- vents consumption. George C. Still- lon. South Norwalk: Edward P. Weed Norwaik. immense coal fields have been dis- covered in Zululand. ills LIFE WAS SAVED. Mr. J. E. Lilly. a prominent citizen of Hannibal. llo lately had a wouv flel'fill derivimne'b from 1 frightful death. In telling of it he says: "i was taken with Typhoid Fever. that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. l was so weak i couldn't ev- en sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. i expected to soon die of Consumption. when i heard of‘Dr. King's New Die. covery. One bottle gave great relief. I continued to use‘tt. and now am well and strong. I can't say too much in its praise." This mansions medicine - i .. I-‘tueuseaiesnd Opium. It is pleasant to use and sure to cure. minimum. 4 Wm. cons. limes“ oiti‘g‘m way: CHOPS ALL KINDS OF FOOD Into Clean Cut. Unl- form Pieces as FINE or COARSB ae__ wanted. Other machines chop meat only. THIS DOES AWAY WITH THE CHOPPING BOWL ALTOGILTHBR. CHOPS Potatoes. Meat. Apples. Cabbage. Bread.- EVERYTHING. A inachine you will use every day. Callnndaeeit. Comstock, Watkins 8: Dow, 112 Washington Street. 80. Norwalk Pictures Framed. or unframed. We have the largest. most varied and best assort- ment of Pictures. appropriate for liol- iday and Christmas Gifts. that we hon- estly believe have ever been displayed in the storcs of The Norwalks. This is especially true in speaking of our "Puntelle and Water Colors." whicn are exceedingly beautiful. There is nothing common-place or ordinary about them. We have countless other articles. both dainty and attractive. that perhaps you never dreamed we carried in stock; any one of which would make an ideal gin. This store is truly an Art Gallery worthy the name. as well as a visit from all who appreciate fine art. 0111' 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 —on1 can reach it by either trolley line. Strangers as well as “towns- people" will be made. to feel abubly welcome at the "Decker" store. Wall Papers. Painters' Supplies. Art- ists' Materials. Pictures Framed to Order. Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorating. DECKER, 87 Washington street. South Norwallt. Conn. Tel. Cali. 143-5. Open evenings till 8:30. THE LARGEST STOCK ' lN r111: TWIN cmss. A store full of good things. In spite of the fact tint furniture is higher than for many years past. we have Iolzl more this season than ever before. The reason is plaid. Our styles are better. quality better. and the prices lower than other'a. No other line so large. so other prices so low. You'll dad on our floor a complete is the surest and quickest cure in the line 0‘ wo'rid for all Threatlnd Lung Trou- le. Regular line so cents and 31.00. rial. bottles free at F. H. Baxter’s drug store. South Norwaik. and John A. Riggs l. Norwalh. Every bottle guaranteed W -~ VOICANlO litUPTlONB Are grand but ‘shiu Era oel rob life of Joy. Buchlen's Arni Salve cures them: also Md. Running and Fe- Cure on earth. Aches. Iy 35c a box. Cure gnarag teed. so by 11.11. Beater. loath Norwsllz. and Jobs A. lttggs. Norwalh inhabitants of Vistas. fig- ”believed-at withtheelees( (the mmwleutmuw'eas; . 4 . \ Dining Room Furniture. ChamborSuits. ParlorSuits. Couches. Library“ Tables. Combination Qses. Iron ' Beds. Odd Dressers. Fancy Chairs. Chifloniers. etc. How a the time to buy. 111111. the ,ltoehlltnllaadfresh ilillllliiliil, - form and temper ”rise. 114-71 1.1.1 of his. Chicago. December 2-A special to .he Chicago Record from Sen Pranclseo toys that a large number of the vessels in their way to coast WW- now long var-due. are suffering 1'1'--om lacs of '00:! and are damaged by the series of heavy gains that have been blowing at lea for some time past is evident rom stories brought here today by the .tesmcr Robert tdamson.”1he Enter- 1rise made this port 1 few Hours be- ' re the Adumsou, in u. disabled condi- i0.l after a terrible experience The triamsou reports that she apeite' the rupture schooner Wing and. Wing. and supplied her with provisions. The ..en on the Wing and Wing had been lying for seven days on sea gulls' flesh and were all but starved to death. when the steamer went to their rescue. Ararge number (if vessels are still 4 off Cape Fisttery on their way here. 't is hoped that the Cutter McCullocli will be able to assist many of them that are near the harbor. The gales m.» said to be the worst in many years. 1111! it is feared that great loss of life .1an property will result from the storms. FIGHTING ’f‘iiii MAYO lNDlANB. Chicago. Deccmber 2—A special to the Record from Ooknca, Mexico. says Mexican troops are waging an ener. getic and successful campaign against the Mayo Indians in the interior of the Yucatan peninsula The troops are commanded by General Bravo. His force of five thousand soldiers arrived at the indian frontier November ll. and severe fighting took place for sev- eral days. The [million were forced to abandon strong entrenchments. The towns of Salon 11an Maymu. which had been held by the Indians. are now or- cupied by the government troops. The mosquito fleets on the Bats and Hands rivers gave valuable aid to the land forces. No report of casualties has been received. but it is known that many were killed and wounded on both sides. Ila’l'l'ehlrcelpll and lube [sleuth Away. 'l'o quit tobacco easily and forever. hostag- netie. full of life. nerve and vigor. take um Dae. the wonder-worker. that makes week mo strong. All druggiete. Me or II. Cure [altar teed Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling Remedy Co . Chicago or New York. Soldiers do not carry dreams of home in their knapsacks. DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify the blood. clean the liver. invigorate the system. Famous little pills for constipation and liver troubles. George C. Stillson. South Norwalk: Edward P. Weed. Norwaik. —L———————— No. Mollie, rectifiers arc. not all spirituolists. N0 CURE—NO PAY. That Is the way all drugglete sell Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic for 11.1. laria. Chills and Fever. It to simply Iron and Quiniue in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter. nauseating touicl. Price 5011. No. Dollie. n bookkeeper could hard- ly be called a librarian. To Strengthen larvae in One Week To Purity the Plead in One Week To Care Constipation in One Week To Cure Sick Headache in One Day Take Cleveland' 5 Celery cmroheerfulcll) 25c. 11' it fails to cure we wil refund your money. lTrial line free.) For sale at Platsted'e Drug Store. South Norwalk, and Edward P. Weed'l. Norwalk. "A love match is often used to kid- dlc fire at Hymen's altar." uuotes the Prankford Chump. Mrs. R. Churchill. Berlin. Vt.. says: “Our baby was covered with running sores. Dc Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo cured her." A specific for piles and skin diseases. Beware of worthless counterfelts. George C. Simeon. South Norwnik; Edward P. Weed. Norwaik. life—Kings and Lead a royal Queens. ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle Del. says: “I suffered for years with dyspepsia. Used 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 me completely." For sale by B. H. Pinilted and F. H. Baxter. Takes people as he finds them—The constable. .l. 8. Clark. Peoria. “L. says: “Sur- egons wanted to operate on me for piles. but i curred them with DeWitt'e Witch Hazel Salvo." It is infallible for piles and skin diseases. Beware of counterfeits. George C. Stillson. South Norwalk: Edward P. Weed. Norwalk. The man who raises chickens always follows set rules. N0 RIGHT TO UGLINESS. The woman who is lovely in face. 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 be nervous and irritable. if she has constipation or kidney trouble. her imv pure blood will cause pimples. blotch- el. skin eruptions and a wretched com- pletion. Electric Bitters is the belt medicine In the world to regulate stomach. liver and kidneys and to per- lfy the blood. it gives strolll nerves. bright ryea smooth. velvety lhtl. rich complexion. it will makes good-look ing. charming woman of a run-dish; Invalid Only so cents at P." .5:- ter‘s drug store. South Norwelk. and John A. lllggs's. Harwell. A POWDER MILL lXPiMON . Removes everything in sight: so do drastic triueral pills. but both are mighty dangerous Don't dynamite ‘ m delicate anchlnery or your beer with alarm]. croton oilov wheu‘Dr. King's New Life Pl ““5 ore gentle as a sumnm breeee. do work perfectly. flares Headache. thw- situation. Only ate at r. rt. Isaac's drul store. Booth sidewall: . eel John A Rlsll’ s. Harwell mama-mm 1 i '1» O
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