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ORIIRs CIlAlRSjR TABLES, CABI-
' . c Confectionery should not fail to visit this popul
while looking at the many attractions in our house;
3 of choice confections, 20c. lb.
RM . week: Butter-cups. Peanut Brittle, Creamed rWal-
ed Chocolates. 1‘ 1
,Rl‘lalhushek 1. 11111115111111
' of the Piano we handle, guarantee and sell.
vents expiating 011 its many merits. We carry
n sizes,stylcs and woods. Pianos exchanged.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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COLDER WEATHER
We 1nv1te your attention to our
’ Jackets at $5. 00.
"R Black and Castor Serge Lined.
Ellis" Jackets at $10.00.
Black; Oxford Mixed and Castor;
. Guaranteed Satin Lined throughout.
111.1111.” and Cloth Capos.
Some attractive styles in
15505 and Children’s Jackets.
“911111.115 prepared to supply your needs in
inter Underwear
For Gents. For Ladies For Boys. For G1rls.
White and Colored Blankets.
‘ Quilted or Knotted Cor‘nfortables.
ADICKERMAN s soN,
A 84 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
«owmuwmueuoom»
.1. y. the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint.
‘ Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation ‘
or Costiveness we cannot cure with
5‘11, 01101-100111 Little 1111 Pill
‘p‘urcly Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction.
contain 100 Pills, 101: boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c
<- ., 11115 Pills. Bewarcof substitutions and imitations.
mil Stamps taken. Nor-vita Medical Co... Corner
khd' lackson $13.. Clumgo, Illinois. Sold bv
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a)! heater: Bicycle
Vrove Place ‘ PLAISTED’S
ON' risinggss'r RANGES MADE—THE
* fall of last year. and has spent since
‘1 registrars and. expecting that the 111st-
: has n stopping place in a city and no
‘ focturod attend to the business of 1m
‘ building of a dam for the medicine fao
. en). veterinary surgeon and munnfm
‘ says he had to break horses and get In
' on to give him 1111 accounting from turn
‘1‘-
tho tire-t strength-(lulu; Medl-
clue of the ”ordinate or
Herbomaina may no, . ,
current from a. “ medical " standpoint,
I) t it expresses a dondltion which
hught to exist-1n men and women
suffering from bodily weakness. The
Greeks were strong and vigorous.
1 We read of their “culling the potent
herbs.” They believed in their con
alive power. .
‘Sern’ 5 GREEN MOUNTAIN Reno-
11101. is made of pure, wholesome
herbs of wonderful strength- giving
.virtue. Thousands have been made
strong by using this great Bonv
iBox-1.111111. No state is more noted
for the strengthening powers” of its
native herbs than Vermont. Are
you all out of sorts, nervous, desponé
”dent, without energy or zest for life’s
battle? Do you feel you need and
must have strength? Take Smru’ s
GREEN Mourmuu‘ RENOVATCR. You
WAS NOT ALLOWED TO VGTE.
~—
Would not Place ox-Presldent Clark's
Name on the Registration List.
NEW HAVEN, November 10-41111-
Prcsident Charles P. Clark, of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. was not allowed to
vote, in this city. on last election duv
although he had previously declared
his intention of making New Haven
his legal residence. Mr. Clark romov
ed to Konnobunkpcrt. Mo. shortly 11f
ter his resignation from oillce. in thr
.hnt time 11 considerable portion 0;
his time in trnvchng in Europe. When
the registration lists were being made
up. Mr. Clark wrote to several of his
friends in this city, among them Alder
man Edward 1. Atwatcr, asking them
to see that his mum: was kept on the
list. as he wished to make this city hi:
legal residence. Mr. Atwater tele
phoned this statement to the genera"
Ecr was ended. paid no further alien
tlon to it. it Is presumed that the
rest of Mr. Clark's friends took the
some notion.
Mr. Clark came to this city Monday
evening and made his appearance at
the polls I11 tho forenonu next day. only
to find that for some reason not ex
nluincd, his name had been left off thr
list. Registrars Foley 11nd Hamiltor
were at once sccn I11 regard to tht
matter. as the law provrdes for cnsc'
of this kind. by allowing :1 name to I11
written in if the consent of both roe
lstrurs can be obtained. if. S. Hamil
ion was willing that Mr. Clark's namr
1hould be added to the list. but 11'
Registrar lr‘olcy held out against it
Mr. Clark lost his vote.
Moderator Mathewson. of the Eighth
ward. who was seen yesterday in re
card to the matter. said: ”There is or
legal reason why Mr. Clark‘s vote
should huvc boon cast'out. if 11 mar
clnrcs his attention of making that city
his legal residence, ho is cntiled to
vote in that place. Mr. Clark ccrtalnl
has a residence In this city and thorr
is no good reason. so far as I can set
why he should not have been allowed
to vote."
VALET SUES MR. PRATT.
Alleges that $5.000 is Due Him for Ser»
vices as “Confidential Man."
NEW HAVEN. Conn.. November 1.
—Thon1ns H. Pratt, 11 wealthy young
man of Clinton. ls being sued by
George A. Audioy. his valet. for snoop
alleged to be due for services as “con
Ildontlal 11111.11." Audloy's stutomen
was not spur-tile enough to plcnsc M1-
Prutt's attorneys and they demanded
thnt it be amended.
But the. compluln is rogurdcd us the
most humorous ever filed in the Super-
lor Court of Connecticut and so detnI‘
ed that Judge Robinson has denied the
motion.
Audloy “noted as conlldontlul ndvrsor
to tho plaintiff. prlvntc secretary 1m.
luminous man. for which no stated rc
muncratlon was agreed upon, except
that he was to have 11 reasonable sun
and his board nnd'lodglng.” accordrui
to the complaint.
Ho says that ho was to take charge
of the personal and business affairs 0
the defendant and his house, built Au
gust 2i. 1894. the laying out of tin
grounds. paying the workmen. mnkinr
out bills and checks. setting out trcei
and grading the lawns.
Tho plainthi’ says that ho was caller
upon at the sumo time to soil and pur
chase horses for the defendant. to take
charge of tho Incubators and tho 1111111
try. purchusc buy, harvest the hay
gislu 11nd food. so to Kentucky to mu
suct. business of 11 lawsuit pcndlnr
against Mr. Pintt thorn. coil 11 pntcnl
medicine. which the) defendant. mnnu
bonus of Mr. Pratt’s mothtw and not
as disbursing agent' in paying those
who operated a yacht belonging to the
defendant.
Audloy further maintains that he
Was obliged to superintendent tht
tory. 11nd not In tho caplclty of onglr
turor of patent medicine. superintenu
log the bottling of the crime. He also
the farm produce.
its holds that the defendant promin
to time. but did not do so. and he do
clones that his accounts were lost In
the fire which destroyed Mr. Prott’r
house. so that he cannot set out his
1 Services more fully.
all
Royal consoles Dru
ed Rifles two Royal an
guns. folir suns or the
Battery and 900 11111111111
folks and Shropeshi‘res.
were met soon after 111111111 r3111 Bel-
fr fourth‘
sIh the tint-
reached, where they 11 ‘
11th 11: pdsltion. 1131111111 they were
force to retire b , e turning
movement by the uffoi is and the
Canadian Mounted Troops around their
before morning they were strongly rev
lnforoed.
“Our casualties the first day were
six killed and twenty wounded. chiefly
of the Shropeshires, who fought splen
ledly. The next day the Boers tried
to seize the strong position on the bank
'of tho Komati, from which they were
beaten out November 6. but were pro
vented by Col 11111111., with the Csnnd
tun Mounted Troops and trim of the
Eighty-fourth guns. galloping two miles
and seizing It in the nick of time. ‘ The
rest on the return march Was defenc-
ed by Colonel Lennard. with the Conan-
lun Dragoons and two Royal Canadian
guns under Lieutenant Morrison.
l‘timith- Dorrlen says no praise can
be too high for the coyotod gallantry
these troops showed In Kéeplnt off the
enemy from the infantry convoys.
“luthe afternoon on event unproce-
dontcd‘ in this war occurred. when
some 200 mounted Boers suddehly
charged the rear guard to within sev-
only yards. when they were stoppcq
by the Canadian D1 agoons During
the light sixteen of the Canadians fen
into the hands of the enemy. who treat-
ed them kindly and released them at»
ter removing their own dead, and
wounded, during which operation the
Canadians were compelled to lie on
their faces in order that they might
not see how heavily the Boers had suf~
ferod.
"Our casualties were two killed and
twelve wounded. "
.GROUNDED ON A SHOAL.
Passengers on Steamer Hartford
Transfprrod to Small Boats.
MIDDLETOWN. Noycmher 10——
steumer Hartford. of the Hartford it
New York Transportation Company.
11011anan on n shoal pour Higganum
this mor'nlng'. 111. 4 o‘clock, while on her
way up the r'ive1. The strong north
west wind whlch prevailed caused the
'owest tide known the the river for
many yours. The poisongers were
transferred in small boats. and were
'aken by railroad to their destination
Hartfmd. The steamer will probably
remain grounded for several hours’, but
it is not. thought. she has sustained any
serious damage.
VAN SANT WINS IN MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL. Minn.. November 10—-
Somucl R. Van Sant, Republican has
teen elected governor of Minnesota.
defeating John Lind ll‘uslonlst. by a
plurality which is variously placed at
from 1.400 to 5.100.
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
it is certainly gratifying to know of
one concern in the land who are not
afraid‘to be generous to the needy and
infferlng. The proprietors of Dr.
(lng's New Discovery for Consump-
1on. Coughs 11nd Colds. have given
way over ten million tllal bottles of
his great medicine: and have the sat-
lsfaetlon of knowing It has absolutely
cured thousands of hopeless cases.
Asthma. Bronchitis. Hoarsencss 11nd 1111
diseases of the Throat. Chest and
Lungs are surelycurod by it. Call on
F‘. H. Baxter. South Norwalk, or John
A. Riggs. Norwulk. druggists. and get
a free bottle. Regular sine. 50c. and SI.
Every botlo guaranteed, 01' price ro-
funded.
RED HOT FROM THE GUN.
Was tho ball that hit (i. ll. Stondman.
of Newark. Mich, in the Civil War. it
caused horrible Ulcers that no trust
mont helped for twenty years. Thou
Buckl'on’s Arnlca Salvo cured him.
Cures Cuts. Bruises. Burns. Rolls. Fel-
.ns, Corns. Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
mm on earth. 25 cents a box. Cure
{nuranteod Sold by F‘. H. Baxter.
South Norwalk; John A. Riggs. Nor-
vulk. drugglsts.
After all, there is one good thing
about 11‘ lazy man. When he's comfort-
able ho's happy and doesn't disturb
others with his troubles.
Dertt'n 11111111111111: litmus arc the
best liver pills cvor made. Easy to
take and never gripe. ‘11}. C. Stillson.
South Norwalk: MP. Weed, Norwulk.
many square rods it takes to make a
wissacro. . V11".
'Pamltther
A prominent Montrcolclcruymsn. the Rev. James
'jl.‘ Dixon, Rector sr. Juries 11ml lion. Canon of
’hriut ( 'hurch l 'Mhndnl, willow-J‘Pormlt mo in
and you I felt More to strongly mininmend
‘mmir 1mm I'Ainilfuuntk. i new usodltwitli
sf dietitian for thltty-llvo ms. it is a‘ promo.
«1.111111111111111 our public emudouew'
worn for
lam-Killer 5.1.1“
.p ‘10:
‘ Two filmed“. would 00c
£.c!1.9'.;.'!_t'“2i’-Wllm P90?! PM!"
Artillery ‘
0 .
The Boers ‘
flank. All the first day Boer signal 1
fires were lighted in all directions. and '
1 9M {merino ell
. Cu 1 1 .010... Tools snot. N111 113111.171. 110.11 111.11..
Horn. ShoeBu Buttoner. Damon Tooth Bra :0 Holder.
Tooth Powdefjars Worms. Purple: Stone. men
Bottle. Rodents 5:11",de Powder Jars. article them 1 1
and all‘5 Wna'«of‘Dcfb canmlaices. ' ' “ ‘ 1:1}?
CENTER AISLE OPPORIWITLES’ are no means ex—-
them one
will be .t waged 111%an
of styles; sacral
more 11111 1111 prlcé asked.
haunted lobar you Sign; passed the Sterling New:
pellet Booksmsom'e hundreds o themwtba tiles
5 0c coo/1.171011: is a bide variety
,fo fleet rs are represented and the differpnf
colors nitric s unattractive shelving. Some are plain. some have
fancy comers. an all are worth
8“ onl
because one koala» 111.11%. «111211 apmdete 111111.111“ we are
I'Tables.
50 can”
Next
GLOVES AT ONE DOLL‘HR, in our Glove Section, have a dignified value-— I
a salad fyou don’ t bane to pay $1.50 or $2.00 to be sure of getting.
They are
made wl It a care. skill and canulehtlbusness equal to the hlgberlprlced brad”, and
the militaristic of the best quality that can be put into a $1. 006
you see.
one—all definite.
Women' .9 two clasp Mocha. gray and black; two clasp Glace Tampa, all shall”:-
tum clasp Suede. black gray white and fan; two clasp Dog
Skin: (Ibo clasp Evening Gloves. white, pearl and yellow.
1.00.
CAMEO PLACQUES make tbe dalntr’esl bit of bric-a-brac
imaginable and we have only recently received some ne‘b fancies tn
this line. Designs' 111 Cameo-relief, such as The Stag Hunt. Night , .
Music, Diana and others. have the Charm of being well known -
subjects. as ml! as of being beautiful.
The D M READ Co.
Outward bound books are constantly
being launched on the sea. of literature.
You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cough or n sold to develop
into pneumonia 01' consumption. One
minute Cough Cure will cure throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation known. Many doc-
tors use it as a specific for grippe. It
is an infallible remedy for croup.
Children like it. and mothers endorse
it. C, C. Stillson. South Norwalk; ‘3.
P. Weed. Norwalk.
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The lithograph of an actress is opt
to be a stuck-up thing.
JELLO, THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the family. Pour flavors:
Lemon. Orange, ksspbcn y and Straw.
313;”. At your grocers. Try It to-
a
Kissing comes as uuturnl to 11 girl
as 11 by does to a bald head.
A VILLAGE BLACKSMITH SAVED
HIS LITTLE BON’B LIFE.
Mr. H. II. Blnck.'thc well-known
village blacksmith lit Grahamsvlllo,
Sullivan Co. N Y.. says: ‘Oui little
son, five years old. has always been
subject to c10up.nnd so bad have the
attacks been that we have feared
many times that he would die. We
have had the doctor. and used many
medicines. but Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is now our sole reliance. it
seems to dissolve the tough mucous.
and by giving frequent. (loses. when
the croupy symptoms appear. we have
found that the dreaded eroup is cured
before it gets settled." There is no
danger In giving this remedy. for it
contains no opium or other injurious
drug. and may be given as confidently
to a babe as to an adult. For suyo by
(l. C. Stillsou. South Norwnlk, and E.
P. Weed. Norwalk.
Water on the. brain can sometimes
be avoided by using an umbrella.
To remove troublesome corn or
bunlon: First. soak the corn or bun»
Ion in warm water to soften it. then
pure it down as closely as possiblo.
without. drawing blood.. and apply
Chamberlain‘s Pain Bulm twice daily;
rubbing vigorously for five minutes 111,
each application. A corn plaster
should be. worn for 11 few days. to pro-
tect It from the shoe. As a general
llnlmont for sprains. bruises. lameness
and rheumatism. Pnln Balm is un-
oquulnd. For sale by George. 0. Still-
11011; South Norwulk. and Edward P:
Wood. Norwulk.
Nearly all of the bridal robes are
being out In princess fushlon this your;
Chamberlain‘s Stomach and Liver
Tablets ours billonsnoss. constipation
and headucho. They are cosy to take.
11nd pleasant In effect. For snln by
George C. Stillson. South Norwnlk.
and Edward P. Wood. Norwalk.
As the salt saves the borth. so «loos
albor glvo rollub to pleasure.
lIoWlIt's Witch Hazel Hnivo will
quickly horil tho worst burns and
sculds. and not. leave it ucur. it 111111 be
applied to cuts and ruw surfucos. with
prompt and soothing offoot. Use it for
plum and skin diseases. Howard of
Worthless counterfeits. G C. Stillson,
South Norwulk; 10. P. chd. Norwalk.
A single word sometimes rcvoalsu
man‘s Innormost thoughts.
Bbth makers 11nd olrculntors of coun-
terfnlts commit fraud. Honest mun
Will not deceive you into buying worth-
less counterfolts of DcWItt‘a Witch
tinsel Salvo. The original is infallible
for curing plies, sores. sesame and all
skin disarm» 0.10.. Btlllnon. South
Norwnlk; E. P. Wood. Norwalk.
"Cholllo In all right. but i think his
cables have been cut."
“ obloscntf”
" cs. He has no intelligence."
Established 1857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
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livery lady’s delight is elegant dress.
We're doing everything in our power to furnishclegance
at most reasonable prices.
We can give utmost satisfaction in \V 0111011 5 Outer Gar-
ments. since we are experienced cloak. waist and suit makers.
-—'l‘o the dress maker for dresses. not to the mason. ,
SUITS, JACKETS. RAINY-DAY SKIRTS, SEPARATE
SKIRTS, TAILORMADE SKIRTS, SILK WAISTS.
FLANNEL WAISTS, GOLF CAPES.
llcst 111atcrials.pcrfcct fit.
Repairing neaty, quickly done.
LEISERSON BROS.
WWW
The powers that be—lovo. money.
ambition and a. good dinner.
There is more Cuturrh in this sec-
tion of the country than nil other dis-
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur-
nblo. For n grout many years doctors
pronounced it 11 local disease. and pro
scribed local remedies. and by con-
stantly falling to euro with local treat-
ment. pronounced It lncurablc. Science
has provcn cuturrh to ho a constltu-
tlonal disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall‘s (ht-
tarrh Cure. mnnufucturcd by l“.
.I. (‘hcncy lit 00.. Toledo. Ohio
In the only constitutional cure
on the market. It is taken In-
ternaly. in doses from 10 drops to s
tonspoonfnl. It. acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tem. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case It falls to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
Address. P. J. CHENEY & (30..
Toledo, 0
Sold by Drugglstu. 75c.
linll's Family Pills are the best.
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A buld- headed mun says his hair r11-
111lndu him of 11 fool 11nd his monoy.
When you fool that life Is hurdly
wotlh the candle. tukc a dorm of Chum
bmlulns Stochh and um Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone
up your liver. 11'an regulate your bow-
els. making you fool like a new man.
For 11an by (looms C. Stillnon. South
Nomulk. 'and lildwurd P.'Wcod. Nor‘
we .
A sick man may not lose hisbnnso
of touch. but he docs not feel well.
"l have usod Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea. Remedy. and
11an It. to be 11 great medicine." says
Mr. Id. 8. Phipps. of Poteau Ark. “it
cured mo of bloody flux. 1 cannot
speak too highly of it." This remedy
always wins the good opinion. if not
praise, of those who use It.‘ The quick
cures which It affects oven in the most
severe cases, make It a favorite every-
where. For sale by door a 0. Still
son. Booth Norwnlk, and ward P.
Wood. 1100111111111. 3 1 » . ~.
as WASHINGTON; smear. .
SOUTH NORWALK.
The elevator may be lowered. but.
the boy who runs it is hired. ..
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SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mild
ford, Del., says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy’s life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right In the morn-
1111;."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and 11‘. H.
Baxter. '
The end of a maldcn's prayerv—A-
men.
WHAT SHALL we uAveron user
senrr
This question arises '1n the fathlly‘
every day Let us answer it today.
'l‘1y Joli-.0 a delicious and healthful
dessclt. Prepared in turn minutes
No boiling! no baking! add boiling
water and set to cool. Flavors: Lem
on. Orange. Raspberry and Strawber-
ry.1'tt your grocers. 10c.
The biggest man on earth began lilo
in a small way. . R.
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If you have over soon 11 child in the
agony of croup, you can realize how.
grateful mothers are for Ono Minuto
tough Curc. which gives rollof 111-1 soon
as it is administered. it quickly
11111111 nll thrust and l11na.froublop.(l.,
t‘. Stillson. South Nonwulk; 111’.
Wood. Norwalk. ,
Tours are the brine in which mluoiy .
is sometimes clued. .
1 Mi .. .
ONLY CURE FOR. DVSPEPOIA.
' Mrs. Franklin Hush. , New Castle.
Dot. says: “i suffered 1' Rorrycsrs with
dyspepsia. Used to huvo‘igreatvdls-
trash and belching. I tried ovorythlnu
i could hear of but nothln helpnd mo
till I took Ilrtttlllan Bohi‘l and 01111 50'
cent bottle cured mo eoniplotoly"
For sale by R. H. Plslsted and if. if.
Baxter.
w
Persons who are locked In slumbor
are mounted prisoners. ' '
”MW I . _.
Many people worry hccauiso they no
have they have heart disease. Tho
chances are that their heartsrsre all
right but their stomachs are un bin,
to digest food. Kodoi nymphs uro ‘
digests what you eat. and prevents. "
the formation of gas. which make the
stomach press mlnst 'the hour It
will cure every form of Indigestion. G.
C. Btlllson. South Norwalli; E. P.
Weed. Norwailt. ; 1 , .1, .1 .7 .
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