;, .9 . . lt‘y. rib" an:
.. amps. ,3 prices flinging. from 5
goat rind" most beautiful line'v‘ever ‘
ntral,” “brook
ueal, Safe. '
iii new RANGES MADE-4TH
ABE DR‘DTH."
\ . nuiruniinovnmrms arein,
\ car through“ this line. Odd slipped,
.“MOllRIS. CHAIRS. TABLEb, CAB!»
”uh in. no other house in this state. '
lyii,l’-the best
etipu‘ery should not fail to visit this popu—
. ._ ; coking at the many attractions in our house;
of choice confections. 20c. lb.
hr nutteroups. Peanut Brittle, Creamed Wa1~
d’Chocolntes. .. .. . .X". . “in-
m
name of the Piano we handle, guarantee and sell.
‘ prevents expiatlng on its many merits. We carry
‘7 .sizes, styles and woods. Pianos exchanged.
‘ ' A} .Js.
it..:.tt.’..1rili .v :u'
open Every evening..
W.“
I _ I R ’
i‘N AND ANN STS.. - SOUTH NORWALK.
“all is. Bargain Day.
“SPECIALS.
Elastic Pulley Belts.
ll5c.
Regular Price 25c.
lar Price, roe.
illicit Fréil’éi. Flannel. '
‘ l21/2c.
lLingulnr Price 17c.
Silk and Satin PulievBelis,
25c.
Regular Price 50c.
V ndersfirts; 25* to 40
er'cent. discount.
can used as Samples.
Sample Collars at half—
prlce, viz., Tic
Regular Price 15c.
A Job in Dress Shields,
l0c.. l5c.. 20c.
Regular Price 20c., 25c, 30c. '
argam in Fringed
‘ "Towels. -l5c.
Regular Price 20c.
j: DIGKERMAN & SON.
”ASHINGTON ST.. W (ISOU'fHaNéwaIH‘g';
4;; onyooctlveocoo‘we cannot cure with
l Ililll-il-ihillillli thrill
Vegetable and moat iii! to give militiamen.
bin WNW. 10¢ how certain 90, No.5?-
S‘Plllt. .‘iBeworeolsubltitotiouovaand imitations.
.Slampttake’n. "Nerd“ Marital Co. Comer
‘ helm Sir. Clinic. Illinois finial by
contusion. druqziiit.$o V ' "
i‘ 5 * 'Soitn mm?
. . fil‘lilf“ f
do my honor-
burn! and do
, gill. illusion
lflfliflXTER‘Sor ‘
El."
. about your business.
or by mail.
' ; Malhushekl Malhushek i
Droi
- don'trun on the. some old style in no
you will like and appreciate.
' La Grippe can be averted. Upon
the first symptoms of n cold pro-w.
cure of your Druggist a box of
Ae‘eton. Take at night, according
to direction, in the morning, go
The cold
will disappear. .Al druggists 25o,
A'ceto'n Medical Co.,
. Mystic, Conn.
BORDA PRESS
95 Washington Street,
south ‘Norwalk. ,
Willie .
CONRAD noun/l,
' “ Sentinel Bilfldlnxi
H ues
oncoohv'o ham
iouth Nor-walk.
J. E. SULLIVAN.
Proprietor and Manager.
Term roaoohdlol: bathin. boat
ing. fishing. electric our- to hotel
connecting with all tralnl on tho N
Y.. N. H. and H. R. R
UNSURPABSED
RHODE I8LAND.CLAM.BAKBI AND
8HORE OWNERS.
Good Looking
Window Shades.
No one wants to see poorly inude,
poorly hung shades—~they’ro u did;
grace to your windows. When you
buy Window Shades you want and me
poet them to give good satisfaction:
if they don't. they're no use. We gour-
untee every shade We make and every
shade We hung to be right in every
way. und suit you. Don't forget we
hung- shades us well as make shades to
order. We would like to figure on
shading one or one hundred windows.
We are equipped to do the highest
class of work.
Original Designs
in Wall Papers.
To find Wall Paper patterns that
R
n.
easy mutter. but we are in a position
to Show you some paper that we know
Will
you do your port by calling to see it?
You're always welcome at our store.
Window Shades, Cornice l’olcu. Wnll
Papers, Pulnters‘ Supplies, Ari-
ists' Materials. .
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.
i Decker.
r7 wnbllluortm s'rnnnr.
SonthNorwnllu . , . Conn.
Store open evenings lllltll‘ 8:30.
. ,. Telephone‘m-fi.
ally Freight Lina
but...
NORWALK.
room honwntu.
and
raw vanis-
mum '
cm or uonwnhx.
,VULOAN AND EAGLE.
PM 23. Kalil hill
3, lb. m. '
0R
mm.
a
, eolved $15,000 from Catherine W. .inr~
‘ land.
heave Norwnlk ii p. m. Laura sleuth
‘ ‘ Normllwl ll. :11. More New. York
or, Bookman iiitreot
EGON GWEB M'KINLEY 14.2%.
g PORTLAND. Oregon. November llw
Com ‘loto returns from all but three
a ii iii. in: porno,
[to mnihtuin‘bgucle glue rise
know bathe (lampboli gold medal , for
which he has since 188 ' unruly pro-
vided.“ ‘ ., ‘
purine of $50 tortho
examination to the in school has
been establlulled this your by Phelps
Montgomery. B. A... Yule '96. and 1.1..
13.. Yale ‘98. it will in: unreliable for
the chum of 1901.. -’
A prize for excellent: Engllnh’ has
been provided by Mre.‘ lily Curtis. or
this city. in memory '0 but non. John
Hubbard Gurtlu.‘ A. . .
Professor George J . Builh has given
31.000 to, a special fund in the scientific
school and from an anohymoun donor
$2.250 has been receive for that
school's general fund... .
Mrn. Henry li‘. liln lish has added
$1.00!) to the Alice Klm‘bdll English
fund for the art lichen. run! Former
President Timothy Dwight‘hns given
$1.000 to the art school funds. ‘
The department of» Theology has ro-
ot“ ntrunee
man for increasing the scholarship
fund, and $1,350. the lab! instalment of
the legacy of the into Sinhluei B.
Duryea has been received.
Testamentary boqu of $00,000
free of taxes have been .eolv‘ed from
tho (iornollus Vanderbilt estate, and
$50,000 from tho astute of Cburlco J.
Stillo. late provost oftho University of
Pennsylvania. and $30,000 from the.
Peabody trustees in connection with
the estate of the. late Professor Otimlcl
C. Marsh. Those. with minor legacies
make $200,000.
The Jacob Cooper price has been
founded this your in Greek philosophy
on these conditions; The prize is the
income of 3500. given this year by Pro-
lessor Albert A. Cook. in honor of i‘ro-
fessor Jacob Cooper, Yale ‘52. und in to
be awarded nnuully to a. student of
high attainments and ability, who
passec a satisfnetm-y>exmninntlon in
metaphysics nnd Ognnon of Aristotle.
and who submlin n meritorious thesis
upon some topic drawn from ouch
works. The subject for this your in
“Aristotle Doctrine. of Science.” The
competition in open to .otudontn in nu
depnrtmcnts of the university.
it has been decided to return to the
old methods ol’ having Waiter students
at commons. ’
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KENTUCKY FORBRYAN.
Courier-Journal Figures his Majority at
2.2141. comments. .
1.i)‘UlSVli.l.E. l(y.....hlovemlmr
With returns from all but 62 out of l.-
B 884 precincts in Kentucky. thoCourlor-
.iournul publishes Bryan's majority at
7.774 and Beekham‘a. 4.068. The miss-
ing precincts are about evonly divided
between Democrats acid Republicans.
Governor Beckhnm. nt Democratic
headquarters sold: “i am absolutely
certain that l huvo been elected gover—
nor by a majority of humour 5,000 and
10.000." ‘
Leslie Combs, ehnirman of the Ros
pnblieun State Campaign Committee.
said: “We still believe that. Mr.
Yerkes has been elected by u majority
of 3,000 votes. Our figures Show that
McKinley has run 900‘votou behind
Yerkes. At least 3,000 Republican bul-
lets have not yet been collided in eer-
tuin counties and these will increase
the Republican VOU‘. We also claim
the election of four Republican bon~
gressmen. namely. llorelng. in the
Eleventh District: irwin. in the Fifth;
Melieuzio Moon, in the Third. and llop—
kinu. in the Tenth. We urn also of the
opinion that S. .l. Pugh bun been elect-
ed over Kehov in the Ninth District.
3...‘
BLAMING CROKER FOR lT.
Democratic Complaint That Tammany
Dragged Bryan toDcfeat.
NEW HAVEN. (loom. November S
Alexander 'l‘roup. the former National
Democratic Committoeuinn from (tou-
noeticut, and u very close friend of W li-
llum .l. Brynn. mode a churn nttuek.
last. night. both on llichnrd (lrokor. of
New York. null upon ()hnlrnmn 'l‘hnyer.
of the, Con eotleui i.)omooratic State
Central 00 " mitteo. 0f Croker he said:
“it is believed that Mr. lrokcr has
made all arrangements to null for Eng-
lt will be it good thing for New
York city and for the country if he
never returnu. The campaign in New
York city was one of .rlecoption. intri-
gue and treachery. and Urokormll the
time that he was making hill absurd
prci‘iietionn. must have known it. He
must have boon u party to the plot.”
W '
PRESIDENT, ANO'HIS PARTY.
Welcomed at the Depot in. Washington
by Several Hundred People. . .
WASHINGTON. Novmnbur lib-«Pruni-
dent McKinloy nud hlii' party‘urrived at
8:10 thin morning. Bovurul hundred
people hurl assembled at the depot to
bid the pronidout welcome and n; largo
detail of police was on bond to pro
vent» a- crush. secretory. Hitchcock.
General Corbin .and other ‘omoihin
{authored about the platform of the
>Pruaidont’n private. ear and werotho
ilrut to welcome and @ngratulatehlm.
The crowd outside broke into hearty
cheers when the president made his np~
. nenrnneo witlervaoKinloy. ‘
Alter burly greetings the party wall
driven to the White Houno.
The trip beyond .R’ttoburli
night imdunuv‘ontiul‘u . , .
. SHIP POQTED A8 OVERDUE. ,
SAN FRANOIBOO. November. 8»-
'i‘ho British ship Anglosey. out 162 days
from Swansea for: San» Francisco. , has
been posted an overdue. with ro-ineur-
once of 8 per cent. dilated. insurance
on the [lotion hnrh Ant/omen out 188'
won at
‘ oirinllnru and testimonials.
/
beautiful pa terns.
lower pliers than ours.
creme alé Menthe Sets. etc.
; f .
l Li us
alien Tr'l Color (with
Stars in Blue. Diagonal.
Theair
nobody over now them, fly.
8AVED A BOV’S LIFE.
"Brazilian Balm nav-
ed'my boy‘s llfo. Robeson inst like
the one woloat with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn-
ing."
For sale by R. H. Pialated and F. H.
Baxter.
When at young mun goes to court,
it is usually to press his suit.
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT,
pleases all the family. Four flavors:
Lemon, Grunge. Raspberry and Straw-
berry. At your grOeers. Try it to‘
day.
What might have been is sometimes:
not nearly so sad as what has been.
if you have ever noun a child in the
agony of eroup. you can realize how
gruteful mothers are for One Minute
Cough Cure. which gives relief as soon
no it is administered. it quickly
euros nil throat and lung troubles. (l.
C. Stillson. South Norwalk; Fl. P.
Weed, Norwullr.
What u \vomnn uuyn goeewwhen she
talks into it telephone receiver. .
'i‘here in more Cutarrh in this one
lion oi‘ the country than all other din-
euoos put together. and until the lust
low yours was supposed to be incur-
nhle. For it great many years doctors
pronounced it it local disease. and pre-
neribod loeul remedies. and by eorr
bthntly falling to cure with lucnl trout-
rnont. pronounced it incurable. Science
he's provcn eulurrh to he a constitu-
tlonul disease. and therefore requires
constitutional treatment.
turrh Cure. mlmufnelurod
J. Cheney in (30.. Toledo.
in the ' only conutituilonhl cure
on the market. it is taken in-
iernnly. in donor from 10 dropn to u
iehdpoonful. it nets directly on the
blood and mucoun aurfncon of the rye»
trip. They offer our. hundred dollars
for any case it fullu’to cure. Semi for
by l".
Ohio.
Addroun. i“. .i. CHENEY It (in...
Toledo. (I).
Bold by Drugglntu. lilo.
linll'n li‘nmlly l’llls are the bout.
When you tell u‘aoerot it in no long-
er n secret.
M
To remove troublonomo corn or
bullion: Firm. nonhihu corn or bun
lodln warm water to soften it. then
new it down no closely as horrible.
without . drawing blood. and apply
Chmnborlnln'o Polo Balm twieodnliy:
rubbing vigorolmlyvfor live minutes: at
each illumination. A . corn plaster
should be, worn for a few days. tool-o
toehihfmmltho shoe. As a general
linimont (manning, hruiuomlumeneeu
a ' ‘l rheumatlm. Pain Balm in un-
eq tiled. For-unis ivy-(loomed. Still-
rnn, south Namath. bud Edward P».
lay «a plurality oi 14,225.
. yamal counties in the dolomite Meltin-
doys from. sydnoytforhotwrdnm. has
advanced to ill) her tight. . .
ind.
Who’d, NWMK' , ‘ '
gait aimed Eilbelofr‘m
won afalild colon-of drain» Ills
Willi .tllemsoy Jo 00.3118‘prlce
saoedaflrst in actual weanand-
high priced Glove. and finished with the
Globe standard. It is. in fact. a
Glove than has e'ber before been sold at
NATIONAL COLORS
—-In Decoration Crepe-new and l
effective dcsl n: in .a new material
for use in t e Centennial Celebration.
Trr' Color, Tri Color with Stars all
as always have wings. bull
.. Mrs. 'Cantaln n Hubbard. of Mir. , ,
ford, Del, says:
Hull's Ca- “ ‘
l.» .
Aslt to see them.
better
traction
6¢ yd.
Established I857.
BRIDGEPORT.‘ CONN.
other. Come i
no...“ ....... i . -. _..
it mun in n mlntcr: n‘ woman ill a
mystery.
His LITTLE son's Lure;
Mr. ll. H. flinch, the well-known
villain» bluekrmith ul. (.lrnhnmhvillo.
Sullivan (10.. N. Y.. hays: .“0ur little
non. llvo your-ll old. hurl alwnyn been
nubjert to eroup. and no bud have the
attache been that we have. toured
mimy limos that he would die. We.
have had .ihodoeior. and used many
medicine». but Chumhorlnlnln Cough
«come to «liauolvo, the tough mucous,
and by giving frequent donors. whpn
tho croupy flymptoma appear. we have
found that the dreaded eronp is cured
bolero it gets settled.” {Phone is no
donor in giving this remedy. for it
contains no opium or other in minor
drug. and may be given or con, doutly
to a babe no to an adult. For new by
G. C. Stilloon. South Norwalh, audit}.
P. Weed. Norwnlk. ‘
Unfortunately the chronic bore new
or leaves nhole in his victim's mom.
ory.
A VILLAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED
might?" elegant; in dimly firming a
:1. $44.75
‘ o G .433 “ For'anexampleclllclm‘em- ,jafi-yileswn. ex uislte
beauty andrlgcwmost tasteful simplicity. me Most film to a c as: of
~ Tabled)»: which localities n‘o colors. no combinations of different
malm'alo. ll. thing save form and lightmGla‘ss. eat in numberless
I “ bur cases deddled to this are remarkable not only far the foal-lei ro it loo aha ‘ i I
prices shawl. but for the superb character of th‘wtt‘."9*bblhinagle fudghm at
Salad ‘Bohals. Celery Days, Olive Dishes. Wis/icy 4m!
mm on I 1 I: ileum M
- Come, from excessive grooeru bills.
A bill man be excessive in two walls. ¥
Charges man be Small and the ponds “ '
bad, or the stuff man be all right, and . '
the prices high. One’s as bad as the
0 us and avoid both. .»
THE CENTRAL no u.“
bombi- haul-cad Plano
‘ antighidshlnnlw ,Sirrlu
Remedy in now our solor'olinneo. It .
Table“ euro - bliluuonoos. constipation
and hendnche. They no easy to take,
and pleasant in silent.
(looruo (3.. Btillnon.
i
auditor/urn P. Weed. Norwnlk.
chumboriulu’u stomach and Liver.
l
. .3 “h a. ,‘
rhythm
_ OUTSIDE “DOOR MATS make inside cleanlinessiand their. first cost is doubly
‘ ‘4 , , , , tear on floor covering and next in therequally import-
ant weekend-dear entailed upon the housekeeper in' constantly sweeping; up; .
" 4 Varicostrstylrs of Cocoa Brush Mats are priced at 3 8. 5 0. 75, $1.00 and an up
to “Jamel. L A good. effective Galvanised Iron Mat for 48c; another at ‘
Folding ‘ Wire: dial, convenient and a perfect
scraper. we regard as something very special at .
A DAMY-WHIYF GLOVEwalllz’vfiite [am out to be dar’n ' . but? .7 .,...'..
not-'71:? the neiolihe-fiom Dentw—a, name you all Elinor». ty 1 1a.: ‘
clasp. Pique stitched, cut with the skill that gives the neat. trim fit Which marks a
perfection which has made Dani's him“
69:. A
$1.50;
It is of 'ioblle Glh’ce Kid. M10
$1.00.
POCKET BOOKS
The Leather Goods Section has an
excellent slowing of Pocket Books at all
times. just no» a special
is added.
new Leathers and
in new shapes at
The D. M. READ Co.
‘rlce at—
Pocleet goo/es of
.50 oea.
. ,_. ........... ”w...”
, an did»... the more
she talks. '
DeWitt'u Witch l-lnzol Salvo. will
quickly henl tho wornt‘ burns amid
nouldu. and not leave n'ncar.‘ it can b‘o
applied in cuts and raw nurfneenpwith
prdinpt nnd noothing‘offeetw Use it for
piles and chin dlonnnon; Howard of
worthless counter-felts. .0. G. Btlllhon.
South Norvvnlk; E. P. Wood. Norwhlk.
The three ii‘nwl’utrlotiom
ity and protection. 3
. Warner
l1 i
You can‘t nffOrd torts): your life by,
allowing it cough or a’ cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. "Oath
minute Cough Cure will cure throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation knotvn. Many doc-
tors use it an a npeelflo for uripp’o. it
in an infallible remedy far crouu.
Children like it. and mothers endorno ,
it. (It; 0. Bunsen. doom Norwalli; it.
P. Weed. Norwalk. ‘ -
it in only it very pretty worn
can cry llccomingly. - '
on who
Both makers and olronlatorn ofcou’h-
lerfeltn commit fraud. Honest" men.
will not deceive you intohuylngiwwtlnk _'
loan collntorfeitn not hinWltt’n Witch
aural-Salvo.- The original in, inflilliblo
For note by for curing: piled. ooresmdnomadudso . "
South Norwnlirf’nkln disclaim. (3-,0 imam ~
4
Normdkl ill. P. Weed;
Norwalk Chronicler