9;
ION has been earned by the most earn’esttihtl"
ng‘ou‘t of‘the“ newer and most ‘ beetlt‘ifui.‘
. _ 33.1% OUR HOBBY.
, solid oakfislpieCes. ‘ I-‘rolrl._$15 up.
\ starved oak, “Fir“apch Mirror. . . r$l01lp.
' flESKS;‘fsotid polished oak, paneled, . $8 up. .
gi‘Tfi. iano finish. swell frorlls,‘ ‘ ' $l‘2'hp. 5
. " 53 ALESV. Solid oak, massive designs, ‘ $61“)...
{sill quartered. newest styles, ",‘f’hlb‘ltp.
BS’AND'ROCKE‘RS. 100 Styles. any wood, - $2 up.
«wovsnrlsr: PRICESIT Artisans SOMETHING.
“1
,J l‘
.y..
it build instruments taken in exchangcas part payment
Mpthusitek. ,
lgchMde Shonegans. from $75.00 up.
undiluted Steinwsys . from $50.00 up.
dild-‘h‘snd Phelps. from $20.00 up.
BER "THE M-A'rnusnarc LEADS run WORLD.
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Open every evening.
’ RTEAN‘
"truism AND AN
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u srs. - SOUTH NORWALK.
“slit COL-DER WEATHER
We lnvrte your attention to our
Black and Castor. Serge Lined.
~‘Lodfos’ Jackets at $10.00.
‘ Black, Oxford Mixed and Castor.
Guaranteed Satin Lined throughout.
”,v-‘Aad... " Golf and Cloth Capos. .
‘ ' Some attractive styles in
‘ ‘l‘iisses’ and Children’s Jackets.
We are prepared to supply your needs ill
inter Underwear
White and Colored Blankets.
Quilted or Knotted Comfortables.
A. DICKERMAN a SON, .
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
- U .ebolrsfreward for "any case of Liver Complaint.
‘ , Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation
ocCostiverless‘we Cannot cure with
. despot-sly Vegetable and never fail to give satisfaction.
mm 100 Pills, 100 boxes contain 40 Pills. 5c
' .. bohteht‘lS‘Pills. Bewarsoi substitutions and imitations.
' flail: Stamps taken. Nervita Medical (10., Comes
endleckson Sta. Clucago, Illinois. Sahib? ‘
honor. c. arrLLsou. druggist. South Norwolk. Conn.
“.soalllrllaoarr '
.. no 3
Brazilian +
Balm
“lulu no or null
BAXTER’S er
monomer-
lumped do
Il/
biblblsin Street. ’
maroon-ram
sarown
lion sale at the smallest possible profit. Only .
tlmé
. Elangulnolrla andxitpdrestin. and while
'3‘. it -~
millionth .3 “ '
. igltreliet .
at r “.' ‘ .
lit ‘ofiunte i. , oer.
using‘catli ., s-stbmitch‘.‘or
serious throat and lung‘troubies.
“"A remedy to really cure catarrh
must be an internal romady..whioh will
oh. and rcmovoiths lever and "conges-
tion prompts mucousrnembrans.
' The boat. and .modopptramodies for
this purpose are antiseptic-s scientific
ally .. known as ‘icuealyntol. Guatecol,
each of these have been successfully
used separately. yet it. has been diffi-
cult target. thorn allycornhined innone
grumble; convenient. and efficient
rm. .-. ‘
The manufacturers of the new on.
tarrh curs. Stuart's Catarrh (tablets.
hate succeeded admirably in accord
pllshing this result. ‘ They are largo
pleasant tasting lozenges, to be dis-
solved in the mouth. thus reaching
of the throat and finally the stomach.
Unlike many catarrh remedies.
Stuart's (latarrh Tablets contain no
cocaine. opiate or any injurious drug
whatever. and org. equally beneficial
for little . children and. adults.
Mr. C. R. Rombrnndt, of Rochester.
N. Y.. says: “i know of few pepplo
who have suffered as much as i from
Caltarrh (of the head. throat and stom-
no i.
dcrs for months at a time. with only
slight relief. and‘had no hope of cure
i had not the mountain take a change
of climate, which seemed my only
chance of cure. .
remarksble‘ cures made by
Stuart‘s Catarrh Tablets. and prompt
ly bought a fifty cent box from my
dr‘uggist. and obtained such positive
benefit from that one package. that l
continued to use them daily. until i
now consider myself entirely free from
the disgusting annoyance of catarrh;
my head is clear. my digestion all i
could ask. and my hearing. which had
begun to fail, as a result of the ca.
tarrh. has greatly improved. until i
feel I can hear as well as over. They
lalm a household necessity in my fam-
y.
Stuart‘s Cainrrh Tablets arc. sold by
druggists at 50 cents. For complete
treatment and for convenience. safety
and prompt results, they arc undoubt
edly the long looked for catarrh cure
nib-ll
HOPE FOR REFORM IN PATERBON.
Confidence in New Sheriff-Plane or
Citizens’ Movement.
PATERSON. N.'J.. November ill—-
Tbcrc is must satisfaction cxprcssod
in Paterson over the fact that .lohn W.
Starr. the Republican sheriff-elect. has
recoivcd his certificate of election and
will enter upon his duties next Tues-
day. He was elected by the narrow
- majority of 21 votes. after the bittercut
fight ever put up by the brewery ring.
which hitherto has been dominant in
Paterson and in Pascale county. and l.
was feared up to the last. moment that
a contest might be raised which would
keep the present sheriff in office for
some time. Those who have been ac-
tive in organizing a. moral reform
movement have felt that their hands
would be tied unless Mr. Starr was
ll'lailt‘ sheriff. Now they trust that he
will draw grand juries which will
strike effectively at the evil conditions
which mndc thc Boss'cllcitcr murder
possible.
Fourteen Paterson olergymcn have
signed the call for n mass-meeting or
citizens to consider plans for the moral
reform of the. city. The date will be
fixed at a preliminary conference. to
be held in a few days. The intention
of tho movers in this matter is said by
the Rev. Dr. Charles I). Shaw. pastor or
the Second Presbyterian Church. to be
to confine their efforts to reforms
which arc. feasible. especially to the
closing of saloons on Sunday. the en-
forcement of the law against the sale
of liquor to minors, and the abolition
' of the buck rooms of saloon and the
sale of liquor to women.
Thorn is some doubt its to how‘ihe
saloons can bc forcedto'closc firetruck
rooms. which have been productive. of
so much evil. and the. leaders of the
this question. Their llopc is that they
nlny ho able to secure cvldcncc of the
violation of the law in the solo of liv
quor to minors in these back rooms.
and thus secure the revocation of the
licenses of the mun who run such
places. Thcy may also raise the ques-
tion whether the liquor licenses cover
the sale of liquor in these back rooms.
WOMAN CHABEB HER HUSBAND.
Escaped After Being Fur-sued Through
New Haven streets.
NEW HAVEN. November lh—Mrs.
Viny Scolcy. wifo of John W. Scoley.
an employs of tho Winchcstcr (70m-
pllrly. cilasad him from tho Polico
Court building. through tho buslllcss
auction of tho city. yesterday. intond
ing to give him a sound thrashing.
in tho contra of the town.
for his wife's support for some tlnlu.
and was arrested on her complaint for
non-support. ills case came up in the
Police Court. and Judge Bishop decid-
wock or go to Juli. 1138 Mrs. Sonic
waspssulug out of this-t building. Soar
cy‘s lawyers served, spam on her in
a suit for divorce. » re. Scolsy foam-
ed with rage. anti. catching sight of
her husband. shot out. after him. dodg-
Ing‘tho minions of tho law. deploy
saw his wife coming. and rushed down
Ohm-c street to Chanel sir i.
t ion u‘great crown of people. 6
u to stir ‘dodsed‘ into tho Exchange
Office building. which has two street
entrances. and escaped.
Mrs. Sceisy swears she will cowhide
Henley. and boys his that for divorce In
55 film Grove Piece“ V g;
PMIM‘ED’
brought. simply to avoid paying for
'hor support. -
s " mm is.
cleanse to... blood, from mambo, point r
every part. of the mucous membrane
i used sprays. inhalers, and pow-
’ Last spring 1 read an account of
‘ some
movement are securing lngai advlco on'
The pursuit created great excitement
Henley has been neglecting to pay
ed that the husband should pay $3 a.
l W. “r at in. .
N. ‘No'lembar 16~‘l'he
grouse account‘s whtohmrsach herie a)!
“9' “9. 5.0!! 911.0. ill".
cats that in; buy: 39 situatio fairly
‘weii in hand. {filaments-slewing
detail. and coming from Russian
' areas. are considered as incomplete.
Little is known of uptempo urn alone
them": aim The 3le train
that they hdve generally use success-
ful. but news percolating in from trau-
era and other indirect cross does not
bear fthis’nut. It‘is’ru brad that‘ssv-
oral small commands and garrison
have suffered severely. _1No‘vl Chwnng
was taken Beptember 24. though there
are few details .of the affair... Around
Hui Chang they have been strengthen-
. lug their positions. makingoccaaional
demonstrations to thornorth and West.
as it was rumored that a heavy force
was descending on “Moululen. in tho.
latter part of September the Russians
occupied An Ethan Shot and lziso Guns.
and on October 2 enteredeoukdsn.
the principal city of ,Manchurla. The
boat in formation shows that‘po resis-
tanca was offered at Moukdsn. where
it was anticipated a strong stand would
be made. in the vicinity nithn city
*muny lawless bands of native robllcrs
are said to be operating; and the coun-
try generally is restless and danger.
ous. Above New Chwang on the up-
per rlvcr pirates arc still a source or
annoyance and have recently made at-
tncks on river craft. Thoir.dcprcdu.
lions have practically stopped oom-
merce. and the Russians are dsrivmg
but little revenue from the customs.
In the opinion of military men thorn
is a likelihood that recently renewed
operations will be prolonged, after tho
cold weather has fairly set in. Few of
the troops now hcra are adequately
equipped for winter}; campaigning. and
this region cannot )9 rolled on for any
supplies. Little grain was harvested.
as tho harvest season occurred after
the trouble hogan and the laborers
were driven out. Recent, foraging
parties extending to a'conshicrablo
distance have found few herds. and the
allies are forced to rely entirely upon
their own commissarios. ”The military
situation is naturally dependent upon
the progress of diplomatic negotia-
tions. but at the same time it is not
believed that a failure of the .conr
msncomont of these will result in
much further activity for the troops. it
:s known that Count yon Waldcrscc,
:hc commander of the allies. is consid-
sring the advisability of removing his
winter headquartcrs to Shanghai. and
this is taken to indicate that the allies
will not onricsvor to prolong operations
n the north. Prior to his departure
'or Pckin, it was uhoificlally intimated
that his plans contemplated Shanghai
all the moat. available point for the
winter. and in theorem of ills remov-
sl there. it is considered as probable
that the commanders of at toasts part
of the old forces i“ also. ‘-"i‘lierc
are repeated: reports- at unodlcial
sources. however. of a strong lltcilnu-
tion on the part of’ccrtain of the logs-
tioas to loev’c Peklil. unless a. satisfac-
tory commencement of negotiations
looking toward a settlement is effected
before the river freezes.
The form; of a scarcity of coal in Pc-
lflll have been somewhat relicvod by
the organisation of“ a caravan to thc
:onl districts. The supply. however. is
unall 'and etch with the cxcrtion of
all possiblc’oiforts insecure fuel. ll.
ls believed in poultry circles that thc
.vlntcr will be nature on the troops.
both here and la i’ckiu. An early win-
ter is generally predicted. The tem-
ieratura fell suddenly to 34 degrees
last night. which is unusually low for
:hls season.
The British have abandoned their
camp on the plains to the southwest.
and with tho returil of the Pao Ting Fu
expedition will put their men ill build-
lugs for the winter. The bulk of the
Zlel'man forcc is bcing rapidly sent for-
ward to Pckin. but those still here are
m tents. and the scarcity of lumber
will prevent the erection of winter bar-
rocks.
The inadequacy of the railway facili—
ties is a sourco of much ‘cmbnrraus
meat. As indicated in tho dcspntches
‘d. The Associated Press. there Is no
likelihood that thc road from Yang Tau
to Pcltlrl will be in opcration this win-
ter.’ consonucfrtly“:tho unit‘s are de-
l ailing on the rlr r for transportation.
1‘ lo Americans. to ring that the rapid
fall ill the Pol llo'wlll ltnpudc naviga-
tion. are using wagon trains to rush
supplies to Pckill.
They are the only forcc oqllippcu
With wagons and animals. lcncral
Humphrey. the chief qtilll'ft'l‘milfliill‘. is
sending four~mulc teams up as fast as
possible. and the bulk of the supplies
for the American garrison at Pcklu is
already under way or sni‘cly stored in
the capital. Little progress has been
made by“ the allied forces who. with
the exception of thc Russians. will
maintain a large garrison at Pckln. As
a result. tho opinion in gaining ground
that a portion of thc present catimatc
of troops may ho forccd to withdraw.
it is probable that tho Pukin l‘illl-
way will be restored to its owners soon
and operated under the direction of the
allies. The Russians are said to have
offered to turn the road ovur to the
Germans. but the offer was declined. M
such action would involve. pollililfll
complications.
gu-
NO mops sens.
“MM
Meny Who Wsntt’to use YslMierverd
Game Will in Disappointed.
NEW HAVEN:,N0Vember lh-The
Yule Fluid Corpprhtlon has refused to
give permission for the erection of
4,000 more aaatsJor the Yale-Lia rare,
game of Novemhor 24. and t or fore
the outlook fordpy others thanundpr-
qraduatell. grad , tall. or those it: 0
have applied talcum them. to get
tickets. ‘is, nice dubious. it was
feared that even with the 4.0th tours
the
for Harvard demanded obs-bet of
additional tickets. lt'is believed that
the action of the acid corporation was
Ptttm figural no].
WWW“
no'lb
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merit willie goods tbdnselbes and the losunessipf our prices.
erases 0.4mm PATTERNS
mam BY' ms YARD
1' \
“(again accumulate.
Ag‘lsnce ef‘tbe whole Section bowe'ber. will more clearly
show you‘fbe immensity of our resources—upon" ifyov 'lbfsbwtbe
A i:
it!
o
‘Tab
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... "'l-
mills... .f
A
Section~of _
.Psmaskrbrtbewldof .
._ tbespedal shaping of Be!-
as... worm from and at“? can» Puffin"
to aromatic Wlo.“.liftiTable‘lilhénrtfittwe 1, ‘
on arm
.n,
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65c. $1.00, 31.25.31.50.
, $1.65. 52.00 and $2.25.
More then thirty patterns. each with Napkins . F I
to msfcb—S-b and 3-4 sixes—come under‘fbr's
bead. If is a showing that every housewife will
appreciate.
Napkins priced from $2.00 to 56.5 0 per dam.
FINE DAMASK PATTERN
CL‘OTHS— WITH NAPKINS
Quite as wide a beriety of artistic atfems
one included among
yard.
CHOICE BELGIAN
PA N'ERN CLOTH?
firm are also Zia. 3 and
at $3.75. 34.50 and $5.25.
these as in Donia byflle
3i yard lengths .
Au '5.“ .. .
‘1 .
1.. .3, ..
25 yd- $1.88, 52o25' $30130
3M. 32.25. 12.75.3175.
35.50. $6.50. $7.50.
priced as above. 5-8 and 3-4 sizes in Nap ins
to match ' ’
Napkins priced at $5 .5 0 and $6 .5 0 per dozen.
39c, 50c. 69c, 75c.
ODD PIECES OF
merry DAMASK
85c, 90c and 3!.
”we are fall just as splc and span as the
best grades in our re lar stock-are the same. in
fact—but bat/r lengt s and prices an: limited. an
arrangement calculated to balance them on the
highest point of desirability.
THE COUCH—47's
m'slrea'. lacks in athedt‘beness if there is no Couch to s
luxurious comfort and repose.
(belt if one seldom snails ones:
good Coucbwplaln and sim
PLACE. A sitting room.
last they betray the confidr’n visitor to an unrestful perch upon the opera
spiral more study then its fe low .
Temperee Steel S rln
Couch in our stock.
' $7.50. $8.50. $9.50.
There are sir slxes~2t. 3 and 3i '
lalgtbs and ZixZi. 2i18 and 2ix3i .
10yd.
be it (her so handsomely fur-
uggest. by its
If glues an air of cosyness to a room t t is pleasing
If of the privilege extended. But by all means babe 1
pl: if you will. but with qood, honest springs and
appearance.
'lling,
some
s—aml lots of them—one the marked feature of emery
t em depends the life and usefulness of tbe Couch.
A ‘ BOXHOF. ST AUONERY~puf up especially for us and containing sixty
sheets afpa . ‘
Section. .
in Octave and
. .
.
‘t
dad-fifty moelops—fi's among the striking good thinqs in the St
. Isiof an excellent quell! . Kid Fan‘s/r
an 5 us.
The price of f e box is only
Established l857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
sitcom-y ‘
25¢.
The D. M. READ Co.
Good Looking
Window Shades. _
No one wants to see poorly made.
poorly hung shades—they're a dis-
grace to your windowu. When you
buy Window Shades you want and ex-
poet them to give. good satisfaction:
lfthcy don't. they're no use. We guar~
antes every shade we make atld‘ovcry
shade we hang to bc right in every
way. and unit you. Don’t forget we
hung alludes” wall as make shades to
order. We would like ’to i'tguyp “on
shading one or one hundred windows. .
We are cuulpped to do the highest
class of work.
Original Designs
in Wall ”Papers.
To find Wall Paper patterns that
don't run on the some old style is no
easy matter. but we era in a position
to show you some paper that we know
you will like and appreciate. Will
you do your part by calling to see it?
You'ru always welcome at our store.
I
Window Shades, Cornice Poles. Wall
Papers. Psinters‘ .Suppllos. Art-
ists' Motorists.
lplcrunns.
Are the source of more pro-
ceedimls.
When uou are ,bent
on balling the best Groceriesat
the most reasonable ancestors
llour attention to this store;
can’t go wrong.
D0“, '
south. there would be up .pub‘llc eels. P
Plcttiro’I Famed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. ,Decorating.
37 wt"- were" srnnnr.
South Norw .“" .tr
Tolerances tat-it.
use to a tear theteome accident might
occur if the temporary stand was ad-
'l‘ho eullolrncomant ‘is .s. great
utmost to. hundreds who will
a w . o unable wetland the game.
it“...
ii dreds'of- Yelounon will go
aspirin Saturday. to witness
no . or reduced
N. w York.
‘ Conn.
Storc open starlings until 8:30.
there. Titers will be no special
.rstes from hero to
THE CENTRAL FOOD a. ’
* was. buttress allia- “‘
end Washington street
it
..i
we
. . f WE'LJWr‘bgi
no on now if I,
I 11ml“ TON. 1.. 3:0 .» .
lluglt‘ .il‘. .ifsnns. of l “Ml“ s,‘,, p-
.tiopsl'eouud mossy norm . g ‘a.
who has been or o torpedo?“
the treasury. said orbital, ufiht In
ln‘tervlslvr: “1'1 thank tthtr‘re “sloth“?
c an o n e on e e ‘
'l mullet lair
posit on to scan t'vtbc
were offered. e suggestion of tilt
friends in
home was merely the set of
,. F“ . : I
l." m: u‘rv .
harness r0 as mua‘vmwso.
‘ 1 Mi _‘ .
Destination of Cruiser Having on
posrdPeul Kruger is Unknown.
PORT 'BAil). November fly—Tho
Dutch cruiser Geldorlond. with as-
Prosldont. Kruger. of the Transvaal. on
has (i. will leevc this afternoon. The
(I95. inetlou or the cruiser is unknown.
ills-President Kruger retirees to be in-
lurvlsweu.
\
to
the
Indianapolis." .{ . ,1,
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