apes, s ‘ .vsnd ‘ Ti téles slid points: “Chen L 3. mph: W mg‘ipuritam" “Control,” “ Brooklyn ,”—-tlic ‘bé'ét' 0 ohms; Spotless, Economical. Safe. ‘ ‘ ‘ .Jrnsisb‘s‘r RANGES 7 ABENDRQTH." -. l3 HOLIDAY- FURNITURE NOVELTIES are in. . to look can through this line. Odd shaped iii/ANS. MO RIS CHAIRS, TABLES, CABI— n found in no other house in this state. s; MADEr-Tlillil ‘ f F inc Confectionery should not fail to visit this popii~ lit. while looking at the many attractions in our house; ndsof‘ choice Confections, 20c. lb. week: Buttercups. Peanut Brittle, Creamed Wal— lied Chocolates. ‘ ' .....___ mi ‘ hamster: Malhushekl the name of the Piano we handle, guarantee and sell. space prevents expiating on its many merits. We carry ' in all sizes, styles and woods. i‘innos exchanged. "l l o-.li ..-.. .ilL. $.31 Open every evening. EVANT, .0 Mills AND ANN 51‘s.. SOUTH NORWALK. Pl W ’ unity lilo-gun Day. SPECIALS. enilePiecesFall Outing Elastic Pulley Bells, Fishnet :7c. il5c. , _>chiiilar Price. ioc. Regular Price 25c. itdiiop,;'Fiflc.iicli Flannel. Silk and Satin PullevBelts. l2V2c. 25c. Regular Price 17c. Regular Price 50c. ll. Underskirts. 25 to 40 ’ K m . er cent. discount. dye been used as Samples. Sample Collars at half- price. viz.. lic Regular Pl‘it‘t‘ i5c. A Job in Dress Shields, |0c., l5c.. 20c. chiiiar Price 206.. 25c.. 30i‘. "Bargliin in Fringed ' ‘ Towels. 15c. ‘- ’Regular Price 20c.~ downhill-N & SON. _ mummy“. SOUTH Nollwoléili' WW tori-iii toil Vigor - ‘ fining sum. 1.... .1 Memory. sll wssting dis. tfliiufisoti-o! nit-abuse or excess and indiscretion. 6° WOMEN NM builder. Brings the pink PILL. to? para shocks sud-rotors: the tire of youth. By gotcmm.6 boxes for 82.30. With-our hunk-a 50 mm to ours oral-oil tbs My m. ‘C'I'I . .olroilln sud oopyof our homologous-too bond. P A TABLETS W . . N r W must.) ‘ -, - lmmsdhtio ‘liulilis ‘ , curslorlihoss o! Powsr. ‘ Vsi-lcoeslo. Vhdsvolop’od'or abrasion - or Molds. Nervous ‘Prostrstios, Hystsrls, Fits. Insanity. sill! tilt. 0! Excessive Use of Tobscco. Opium or Liquor. By usil " rim box. 6 ion 03.4w with our bsnksblo gusts nus hood to ”0‘4“qu mossy. sold. Address . , . . . ‘ VITA (MEDICAL COMPANY . M . . monsoonwllois y stout: o. crimson. «mum. souls smirk, cairn: . f . sole niROAT? ‘ : t...'l‘.lti'l" " Brazilian looossloss‘o , Ill oltlioo Bulb“ or “WilllsmMcKinley. of Ohio. the Repub- College. : . would loss“! .000. Tho Domocrats..vlhllo i .l hum. on 3 .‘l . ‘, ‘41 : .1 ,. *"7 “umfii lcs. it s j‘ munch-id. up... w... NEW YORK. November 7. 2 s. mp: llcnn candidate for prcsldont, of the United» Stiltonhhd boom rots] 9th to. » that oillco, rind Thsodoroi volt. or Now York..lius,l been chosen vice-prcsl. (I . . -. ~ . , ' f; . ’Not onlyl h‘ss Mr. McKinley carried oil «the states which were his in 1890. but; he'll” added thereto several states in“ ths‘Far‘ West. enough materially to increase. his plurality in the Electoral The Congress of the United States will be Ropublcun by an in- crclrod mp10rlty.nnd t are will be Bo pub Icon gains in the Senate. ‘ ‘ ‘ In New York-City'the Democrats made. it isllglit gain over the vote of 1896. but fell below the normal Demo:- crutic majority. ' . In Brooklyn thoro arc losses fcr’lilc~ Klnloy over the vote of 1806, but large Republican gains over the vote of two years ago. The New England states are solid for McKinley. The Middle States all voted for him. The South is probably uné changed from the vote of 1896. 1010 iii the Far West. therefore. that Prost- dent McKinley has made his greatest gains. At this writing the returns are meagre. but there is no doubt that new eral states which were carricdihy. Bry- on in 1890 gave their vote to McKinley this year. or the socalled doubtful states. Maryland votes for McKinley by 12.000 to 15.000: West Virginisgivns, a Re: publlcnn plurality of not less than 10.5 000: Kentucky. although very close. apparently has also gone Republican; lndinnu rolls up a larger Republican vote than she gave in 1898. mid-lino ols is overwhelmingly Republican. Wisconsin surpassed her record of four years ago. when she gave 102,000 plurality for McKinley. The entire Congress delegation in Republican. Minnesota gives McKinley 50.000 pin rality. and elects a Republican Legis luturc that will elect a United States senator to succeed'Nclson. chilbii cans elect live out of seven Congress men. The result in Colorado is victory for Brynn. who carries the state. The en- tire Republican state ticket is elected and the Legislature is likely to be Re publican on joint ballot. Shnfroth (sil- ver Republican) for Congress is prob- ably defeated by Bonynger (Repiibli can). South Dakota gives McKinley s plurulity estimated at 3.000. North Dakota more than held up its record ”pf four years ago. McKinley‘s plurality is about 10.000. Tho Legisla- ture is overwhelmingly Republican. Novndu romaincd true to free silver and gave Brynn n’pliirnllty oi from bull to 1.000. Bryan curried Missouri by a decreas— ed plurality. Both sides claim the gov- crnorship. the Democrats for Dockery by 15.000. and the Republicans for Flory by 10.000. Arkansas guvc a reduced Brynn plu rallty. it will be about 40.000. lu somi pluoos thcrc was so little interest in the voting that the polls wcrc not open ed until it ii. in. Oregon voted for McKinley. giving a plurnlity oslimntcd at 12.000. Thir is a big gain over 1896. . Brynn has probably curried Montana but by a largely reduced plurality. The Republicans have undoubtedly elected their state ticket. tho [.cgislsturc and Congressmen. This result is duo to the split in the Democratic party of the state. Wyoming is Republican by from 2.- 000 to 3.000. A Republican Congrcss- man is clected and the Legislature is strongly Republican. California returns come in slowly. but early reports show Republican gains ovcr 1890. A big vote was cost in Washington State. and the count is bolug made very slowly. The Republicans claim the state. Kansas went Republican from 15,000 to 20.000. . The Ohio plurality for McKinley will be not less than 50.000. Congressman Lents. the Democratic nnti~imperiniist. was defeated for re-oloction. Republican gains in ‘lltdh indicnto McKinley has carried the state by about 10.000 and that the Republicans have elected their stats and Congress tickets. Mr. Bryan lost his own state to the Republicans by cstlmutcs varying from 8.000 to 101000. Bryan‘s plurality in the county oi New York is 20.000 and in the city of New York is 30.000. Btunchi‘ield has 34.000 over Odell in the county. lowu's Republican plurality is not less than 100,000. 'l‘h‘orc was a clean sweep In the Gangress districts. Delaware gives the national ticket from 1,600 to 2,000 plurality. biit the vote on the state ticket is close and it is probiiblo that the‘Loglsluturo will be Democratic and unti'Addicks. Pennsylvania again gives McKinley about 300.000.plurolity. and the Repub- llosnugsintfrom three to‘dve Congress- men. The indications are that oil-Bens- to'r Quny'snd his: irlouds hove caution the Fusionists. and that the: Mglslsturc 1 will be. favorable to Qusy's return to the‘Unitod States Senate. New York county elects one Republi- can loonmssmun. it gain of one: two Senators, no gain. and nine Assembly- . men. a gain of five. NEW YORK. NEW YORK, November 7——-Rctiirns received this'morning indicate that tho ' Rspublicunshuvo curried New York stats, by about 140.000. and that tho ,‘Domocrstshsve carried (ll-ester, New by about of tho surprises of the campaign. for “the reason that the Republican chair- man sud candidate for governor. Mr. ‘ Odoll. hailclslmed‘thoiststodniils .psol election estimates. by_only l00,000. and the Republicans generally have boon willing. to concede that Minx Bryon rry Greater New York. by at A ‘York‘: by shout 27.500. Thls‘forms one - ls .. ~ ., i' ling él'i’iiiire.“ , The Republicans; I figured members of Congress \ i ST. LOUIS, seems to be no donbt..thut Missouri has gone Democrstlo.byp plurality os- tlmllted at from 30.000'to 40,000; The heavy vote all ovar the suite; Cbngress- mun Alexander M. Dookory. the Demo- crntlc nomlnco tor govornor. will. have ii majority. thatla hut.- maxim-smaller than that or ‘Bryun un’d‘ vens‘onfltbt turns from 150 out or ”11333 precincts in St. Louis received up to 3 o‘clock this morning show Democratic gains. but these retur'ns-M-thbuttwo excep- tions come from Democratic strong- holds. The World's Fair-constitutional amendments have been carried by an overwhelming majority. thus inspiring the succussolthst project. Returns ‘from the state and the city of St. Louis are still very incomplete..owing to tho tact thstlthe vote on seven constitu- tional amendments has to be counted first. as required by low. Although- tho returns are very incom- plete the Democrats are claiming the olection of the entire , Congressional delegation. illtoon in number. by in- creased majorities. deny this claim. They say Burthoidt, in the tenth and Joy in the eleventh districts (in St. Louis) have comfort- able majorities, while, the official count Robb in the 13th and Vsndlvor inthe lith districts. The lattertwo districts state in the Ozark Mountains. n sparsely settled section, sndrstnrns from them will necessarily be late. The Legislature will be Democratic by a reduced majority. m- OHio. COLUMBUS. Ohio .Novcmber The Ohio returns «are still incomplete. but the Democrats concede about 00,~ 000, and the Republicans claim about 80,000 for the national and state tick- ets, as compared with 51,100 for Mc- Kinley, in 1890. The only dispute is over the third. twelith and twentieth Congressional districts. The Republi- cans claim the election of Nevin in the third and of Tompkins in the twelfth. which will mske-sovontocu Repiibib cans mid 3 Democratic Congressmen and one doubtful. The Ohio delcgn‘ tion in the last Congress stood 16 Re- publicans and 5 Democrats. I—i-I—n MICHIGAN. DETROIT. Mich. November 7—-—Thc latest figures this morning give Presi- dent McKinley u plurality in Michigan of 82.017. Col. A. T. Blisspol Saginaw. the» Repiibiicsn'cssdtute for gover- nor. received 004301;! rnllty. The Legislature-Will be by . wnclmingiy Re- publican. the returns showing it solid Republican counter and but clown Dt‘lll- corals in vibe House. Tlicro was little. if uny’. opposition to t e constitutional amendment uuthoriziigg illi‘ inxntion oil rnllrond iiiid other corporntions on tho cnsli mine of thcir propcriy instead of on their earnings, us n1 prcsciii. rind it wus adopted by a largo min. a ‘- 'NEW JERSEY. NEWARK. N. .i., November 7~’l‘ho belated election I'Otlu‘ils received this morning contimu lo'lncrcnsc the Ro~ piibilcan plurulitlcs. Tho Republican majority in the Assembly is unchanged. but the Democruts losc four senators and tho Republicans will Iinvo n inn— jorlty on joint bullot of forty. . Six of the eight Congressmen will be Republican, and there is ii possibility that the fourth district. which is crcd- lied to the Democrats by tho first ro. turns. will be Republican on the cor- rected ours. I. WASHINGTON. SPOKANE, Wash, November 7—— Speclni despntclios to the Spokane Review up to :1 o'clock this morning. indicate lnrgc majorities for Rogers. Dcmocrnt. for governor. Everywhere he runs ahead of his lickct. Lincoln county seems Dciuocriitic by 11 small mumrity. Whitman has gone for Rog- ers. but thc itepublicnns claim the county on the other odiccs. Stevens county is Domorrrutlc by several liiin~ drcd. Douglass niid Clicluii iii-o close. Kllcklint reports chiibllcuii pluriili- tics of about 300. RHODE ISLAND. The Republican niujority in the state with twenty-three towns to be suppllod. is 15.000. Both Republican Congress- men were elected by majorities aggro gating 15.000. Granger. Democrat. was elected mayor over .00“. Republican. . by 1,000. although McKinley cnrrlcd Providence by almost 6.000. VERMONT. ~ ‘ WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt., November 7-Wltb hull u hundred small towns to b ‘ card from out of u total of 246, Me lnley's plurality is 30,000. with probability of the missing towns augmenting this perhaps 1.200, in a total oi 45.000. i, . ‘ Continued onlililhth Pile. W— lmoly .Com lexicon Pure. 800. Willis is Immunity living Dorms-Rani Wound Soap. ‘ d . ho- " i. .55 _ whit“; moll- ‘ not’gibili'g out dotsllou flgnros on no . - nuts, claimed tint Brynn would carry. several ‘ the olllcliil‘ _ 010.. November 7~Thcrc . national Democratic tlckct received it . The Republicans , w'lllghave to establish thou status or. are in the extreme southern part of the ' PROVIDENCE. R. 1., November 7» n ' Ar . n..- ma sin. n. Plsistod m r. ii. in: . .. ' l as: scllln which nln ‘ ‘ A». ‘ i is priced 5, 8 Flag Polownlfile t ted by all commoner. is its garment. lbc'GolftCloak. to that plasma]... ' $22.75 w All-wool Sweaters of a genuine $1.25 kind, Willi. TM]: or Sailor Collars and eltlier‘plom‘ colors or alternate stripes. are to be closed out at 75¢. l l m H ._ _ "i've got the best of the ould i'nil‘ way company (or oncc in me loifo." "How is that, =Pst?“~ “i’vo got a ro-.. turn ticket to London. and" (in n whis- per) “i ain‘t coming back." DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve- will quickly heul the worst burns rind sculdc. and not lsnvo a scar. it can be applied to cuts and row surfaces. with prompt and soothing client. Usc it for pilos and skin diseases. Beware of worthless countcrfolts. G. C. Stillson, South Norwnik; E. P. Weed. Norwnik. A school boy wants to know how many sounrc rods it takcs to make u wiseqicrc. You can't allord to risk your lilo by allowing it cough or n cold to develop into pneumonia or consumption. One minute (laugh Cure will cure throat and lung troubles quicker than any other preparation known. Many doc. tors use it as a specific for grippe. ii is on infallible remedy for croup. Children like it. and mothers ondorsc it. C. C. Stillson. Soutn Norwnlil: lll.‘ 1?, Wood. Norwnlk. __.u . A bobble in 0. state or circumgyrn~ ‘tioti acniiil'emlliflt the lichen or» rural vegetation. A VILLAGE, lBLACKleTi-l SAVFD Hi8 LITTLE 8001's LIFE. Mr. ll. H. Black. the well-known village blacksmith at (iruhumsvllle. Sullivan 00., N. Y.. says: “Our Ilttlc son. five years old. has always been subject to (:i‘Olilp. and so bud hnvo the attacks been that We have feared many times that he would die. We have had the doctor. and used many medicines. hilt Chamberlain's Cough omody is now our sole reliance. it seems to dissolve the tough mucous. and by giving: irequont doses. when the cronpy symptoms appear. we have found that the dreaded croup is cured below it gets settled." There is no danger in giving this remedy. for it contains no opium vor othor injurious drug. and may be given uscouii'dontly to a hubs us to an adult. For sure by G. C. Stillson. South NorWolk. and E. P. Wood, NorWalk. *— am When a mail insists on “explaining" a thing. it is n confession that it wor- ries him. ”UAVIDl A IOY'I LIFE. Hrs. Captain H. Hubbard. 0! Mil- ford. Dot. snot : "Bruslliou Balm silv- od lily boy's its. lie hogan 1th like . _ cons wo loft with, croup. We guys but s few doles. Ho‘duloltly dropped to sleep, and has all ‘rlght’ln the morn- “. OI tor. . w... . Wisdom is fttlmes nonr’er when wo stoop than when we sour. if you hiivul ever seen in child in tho sgony of cm 1), you can realize how -mtofui mot m are for One Minute Cough Citron hlch‘ veil relief as noun .u it is . mini .ersd. it quickly urpssll til , t. did gtro'ublds. Ci. . dilution. it ill rum: grid. 39"” It. 5.‘ “‘ .. eporl's histo in dance o crow including Ball and 499‘ 12 fl. 69C; 14 ONEUNQUESTIONED MERI T of the game Golfl’ “Melt-shoald be a pra_ mlles alike.” fitter or are a Dmsl Goods Section is devoted to best liver pills ever niudc. take and never gripe. South Norwnlk; E. P. Weed. Norwaik. every day. . Try Jello. s delicious and hos‘lthlul dessert. Prepared No boiling! no baking! addboillng water and set to cool. on. Orangc. Raspberry mid Strut/bor- ry. At your grocers. 10c. Magus ‘ ~311nt "prim 0(in .. 5 . lit! a ricer floods/rout linemen U. 5 Ensign so few at urns.“ . : Mal weryarmrance Drllpery‘Biinllng ln .' fifteen dfiafilfigfi . I 0, and lZic yd. _ ‘ hey last—~are priced “follows. Hal ads: 0 ft. 39;; '10 ft; . 79c; 16 ft.‘98c. U introduction of that convenient. comfortable and stylbli ether with the ivory attractl'be $3.50 3" $4.50 é’d' TH'AJ FEELING 0F SECURITY which the Snap Hook «and Eye gives to a woman agarme-nls. is worth considering—5&1: modifying 'notjcrsltyof mfastenlnga garment come undone. and f 'blol’mt c nlorttons to fasten and unfastcn. It [roads with bula touch. stays and until you’gloe‘tlie proper pull. then comes apart without more ado. Try a calm! and save temper. garment and appearance; it costs just IN HABERDASHERY H: n ' s Outing Flannel M‘gllt Shirts. These are of an excellent quality material. well made and neatly finished in e‘bery detail, Patterns at- tractive, too. yet the 50¢. Establish“! i857. BRI DGEPORT. CONN. materials from lbhlch it is partlmlarly interesting showing—4a roomma- b ’d _ it 1‘ pl f l b [the/cm. $03: $0 date; ordinor‘e deslyhs’lliclitde estesa‘c ‘5 a‘ e aceco orsas «3C ‘ era. a. navy. an somesbad a red modabmwn. cutter and light gray willi strikingly rich and. ‘8 f ! tasteful combinationsiln ' \ riiy from aggravating delays. from the ram ll): necess' of ' asl': 10¢. In Stiff Bosom Cal- and Shirts the hate one particularly n o t a ll le mall: at $1.00—a bet ter cannot be sold at the price. Tbes pattern are all new. $ 1.00. ' The D. M. READ Co. , What a convenient arrangement itl would be if each baby that into the world. could be accompanied by a ticket. stating whether it Would succeed best as ii blacksmith or a min istci'. u i-oiiccrt singer. or n lirst—clnssibiinion: cock. is born DeWitt's Little Early Risers arc the Easy to (l. C. Stillson. A man can alwnys got u woman to have him. by acting like ili‘ thought she wouldn't. There is more Cutarrii in this sec tion of the country than all other dia- enses put together. and until the last few years was siipposod to be incur- able. pronounced it it local disease. and pro» scribed locul remedies. and by con- stantly falling to cure with local treat. ment. pronounced it lucurnblc. Science, has provcn catsrrh to be u constitu- tional disease, und'thcrcloro requires constitutional treatment. .tarl‘h Cure. .l. is on the tornaly. in doses from 10 drops to s tonspooniiil. blood and mucous surfaces of the sys- tem. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. circulars and testimonials. Address. For li great many yours doctors Hull's Cn- ni ufnctiii‘cd by F. Cheney & 0.. Toledo. Ohio. thc only constitutional cure market. it is taken In it acts directly on the Sand for F. .l. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0. Sold by Drugglsts. 750. Hull‘s Family Pills m'c tho host. -.——m The bond that rocks tho cradle can seldom throw it brick to hit anything in sight. .—.— WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR 058- SERT? This question arises in the family Let iris answer lt today in two minutes. Flavors: Lom- ——~.- Of course women are not babylsh. but u sculskln cost will square nimoist' anything. ‘ m. "‘l hnvo used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Wmedy. and find it to. be 11 great mod also." says Mr. E. 8. Philips. of Pulaski Ark. “It cured mo or bloody flux s oak toohlghly of it.’5 's ways wins the good opinion. If not praise. of those who use it. The quick cures which it affects oven in the most severe ensemmokc it o malts every- ‘whsro. For sills by Course 0. Still- P. son. South Norwnlk. Wood. Norw'lllk. cannot i This remedy and Edward P. A woman’s pocketbook always gre- lmlnds us of a candidate; it looks so illne- and important. until opened. i To remove troublesome corn or First soak the corn or bun- lion in warm water to soften it. their pnrc it down as closely as possible. without drawing blood. and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice dolly: rubbing vigorously for live minutes, at such application. A com plaster should be worn for a few days, to pro- tect it from the shoe. As it general Iinlment for sprains. bruises, lameness and rheumatism, Pain Balm is im- oquuled. For sale by George C. Still- lson, South Norwalk, and Edward P. Weed. Norwnlk. Every man knows that the first thing he is expected to say, after he gets engaged. is that he knows he isn't worthy of it. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets cure biliousness, constipation and headache. They aro'easy to take, and pleasant in ellect. For Sale by George C. 'Stillson. South Norwalk. rind Edwnrd P. Weed.,Norvthik. . According to a woman "the best way to punish a girl who goes back on you . . is to make a great success in life. and then marry a prettier and better girl.“ When you feel that llle is hardly worth the candle take it dose of.Chsni- herlsin’s Stomach and..leer Tablets. They will cleanse your stomach. tone up your liver. and regulsto your bow- els. making you feel like a new man. For sale by George C. Itillson. South Nof‘i‘vulk. and Edward;.l’.' Weed, Nor~ wn . . -. . l The woman who doesn't slt‘dowli on . the door. to put on her shoes. ls'nlino’st us queer as the man who does. Many people worry bacillus they be- llevc they have heart dis lie. o chances are that their hearts iii-coil right, hilt their atom obs .aro unable to digest food. nodal, yspansls Cure digests what you eat, “rigs prevsuts. the 'i‘o‘rmatlon of gss,iirhl 'mltkodtii‘é“ stomoch press against thé hurt. it will cure every form of lnillxutlou“ .G. , c. Stillson. South Norwslk': n. 1*. Wood. Norwslk. , .. ' ' ‘ ‘m. n+5 ' ' .-.‘-I‘ When n bride. sppéqsntith. nu ‘nrtlé clo of'clothing on thtt she wore bolero " marriage, the women do lots of scrtsnilng. ‘ ' Both mnkei'h and circulhiors or coun- toriclltsicommit fraud. Honest men will or deceive yuu into buying worth- loss ‘cdilhtol‘leits of Do'Witt's Witch Husoi Salvo; Tho'orlginsl is infallible for curing plies. soros. eczema s 5! ll skin. illnesses. G.,,C. Stilison. . u h . Nor-Walk: n. 9. Wood. Norwsllt.’j ' w ‘ .4 There are plenty of people thstyou‘ can improve your mind a lotbnnot T talking to. . , ‘ JILLO. ms usw mm m- . 5 pies-so sll the totally. FOlil' limit-I; Minion. Orange M Mr « no t ‘-.'w Barry. M you militia?” j, film a W'- ” ‘ I .. U ‘1 .L
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