.- not a sufficient 'variety for the average shopper to
so We havcl‘arranged with titer-f-‘Eiectric" Cutlery
lilo: a'sgreiitest'ciitl‘crsNto carry" theirtull line ofl
goods. We now display 150 diflerent patterns offpock-
putterns ofrazors, 20 patterns of shears, and 15 pat—
i‘fs',‘ making. the largest and finest assortment of Ameri—
l¢ry ever displayed in Norwalk.
A
title stamped “Electric" is fully warranted, and if unsat-
nenibcr Saturday the 24th.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
'1 .S. ‘Sfturte van t,
4 "Noan MAIN AND ANN STREETS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
I”.
roe comm WEATHER
" We inVite your attention to our
iLladies’ Jackets at $5.00.
Black and Castor. Serge Lined.
“Ladies’ Jackets at $10.00.
. Black. Oxford Mixed and Castor.
w 5 fGugli'aiiteed Satin Lined giroughout.
~~hdio§tooir and Cloth Capos.
Some attractive styles in
Misses’ and Children’s Jackets.
.r. '
We' are prepared to supply your needs in
.1 Winter Underwear
For Gents. For Ladies. For Boys. For Girls.-
White and Colored Blankets.
Qudted or Knotted Comfortables.
A- DlCKERMANo‘t SON.
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
memo
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T0 " REWARD
”pay the above reward for any case of Liver Complaint.
Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Indigestion, Connflpaflm
‘ * or Costiveness we cannot cure with
~wmmlupin-nan little Liver Pill
are purely Vegetable and never fall to give satisfaction.
botacontainIOOPills,10cboxescontain40Pills,5c
contain 15 Pills. Bewareoi substitutions and imitations.
j ,~ ' null. Stamps taken. Nervita Medical (30., Corner
... and Jackson Sim, Chicago, Illinois. Sold by
:GEORGE C. STILLSON. druggist, South Norwslk, Conn.
. fur
'I 5 1011ch SORE THROAT?
Who'll do my paper- ” T" l
on In a hurry and do Brazilian
f ,1 ntugflrgwn
isouth Main Street. m. 350. Nil 0! “.00
M'Wd‘www w
BAXTER‘S or
Suljllm Grove Place
‘ “ transitions. trio; Wind/enmcla.‘ tier.
‘ Ol‘
5 .ornmout.
pubertal p is:
tilpns with Mr. Gouldvrdmnsilv- .; .
, ”The Colombian governments!“ to
' = i it
“Rio; fit;
(3011M has com is u 5
her solo totha 'll'itt‘eqro ”bill:
000. , ~~
General Nicsnor potent? its con-
fidential unont“ot°tliovmctuoisii norm
who salons» in thousand or.
,, Y. sanduowd": thatnsgotinv
paranoid. QSdiiiilil for the-amino» sud
$30,000 for war equipment with which
she was to be fitted.
”Representatives of Colombia made
arrangements with the Driggs-Boabury
(inn and Ammunition Company. which
Gould. The company put a powder
utilisation into thoyaeht and supplied
her with mounts for six machine guns
rind one 4.7 inch rifle.
’The guns were ready to be mounted.
snrl'tho Colombians liiid already paid
$60,000 on ucoount. when there was a
political change in Colombia. and con-
sequently delay in closing the deal.
The time of fulfilling the contract ox-
plred. Mr. Gould got back his yacht
armored, widths Colombians tiircntem
ud tosuo the gun company.
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lNlPATlENCE IN LONDON.
Over theDelsy in the settlement of
The Chinese Question.
NEW YORK. November 20—-—Tbsro
is n growing feeling of impatience in
London. over the delay in effecting a
settlement of the Chinese question
says it Tribune cnblogrnm. The Eng-
lish press frunkly confesses that it is
weary of hearing about punitive ox-
peditoiis to one quarter or another
and that it considers it hardly worth
while to keep all China In u. state of
turmoil, preventing thereby tho rc-
storstion of normal trade relations in
order to punish a few criminals who
cannot be caught while the court re-
mains in exile. English opii|ou will
not be fully expressed until the cues
are provided by the Foreign 0fllec.‘biit
it is fairly safe to assume that. it sup-
ports lhc American contention that
the most urgent requirement of the
zitiintlon is the establishment at Pok-
lii of a government with the essential
elements of stability and authority.
Since there can be no substitute for
the Empress’s rule. her return to the
cupital seems ii foregone» conclusion.
The punishment of the princes. espec-
inlly Tuun. is the chief obstacle to u
settlement. The latest ilespntches inv
dicuto that the European powers urn
ogmduully cooling to u decision on the
preliminaries of police. on which iron-
ernl negotiations may be opened.
FORERUNNER OF GOLD WAVE.
Thunder and Lightning and Heavy
Rain Bursts Over Chicago.
CHICAGO. November 20—(‘Anring
flushes of lightning and loud thunder.
sights and sounds gonorrfly lli‘t‘llillll'
to midsummer in .Chicngo, flCf‘Olll-
puiiiod tho storm that burst upon the
city shortly boforo midnight last night.
Rain fell in deluging quantities iiiid the
elements displayed all the churucmr-
istii-s of n summer thunder stol‘lii. i‘ol~
opiioiio and tologruph wirus were af-
fected by llli" electricity in tho litmus
pliere. The streets in some sections 0.
tho i-lty run like rivers. 'I‘liore was
enough wind on the lube. to endanger,
the safety of light ('l‘ui‘t,
The storm probably is the forerun-
lll'l‘ of it cold wave that has “WITH” the
mercury down to l2 degrees below zero
in Montunu and which is scheduled to:
arrive in Chicago today.
CAMPANIA‘S SPEED EXCESSIVE.
Solcly Biameable for the Sinking of
the Bark Embleton.
LONDON. November 20~--uTho judgv
nieiit of the Admiralty court was l't'll-
tiered today in the action brought by
the owners of the British burk Emblc~
ton. to recover damages for tho sink—
tug of that vessel by the Cunard inni-
steamer Campuiiln. in July last. during;
a heavy fog. about six hours after leav-.
lug Quesnstown. the collision result-
ing in the drowning of eleven mem-
bers of the crew of the iCmbletou. which
was loaded with dynnmito. The court'
found tbiit the Cnmpnnin's speed was
(-Xorssivo. and that the Cuinpnriin wus,
solely blumcublo for the sinking of the.
Emblotmi. and judgiiiont was pro-i
pounced accordingly. The Cunnrd
Company intends to make lll'l upponl. l
NO CLASS nuance PERMITTED. i
CHICAGO. Novnmbr-r 20-—~A|.’iriiiod
by the death of a student iii the Mussn. 7
rhiisotts School of Technology lust
ivook. while confined in a CNN“ rush
the faculty of the University of Chico-
go. hiivo warned tho students of tha‘.
institution that no class rushes will be
permitted hereafter at the university
intlmnting find those found llill‘ll(‘.l|)lll~
lug lll nu outbrciik of that kind would:
iio expelled. The notion of the faculty
at this “mo is due to the fact that
n rush wus bolus; planned in a quiet
way. by the students. for next Friday
night.
BELMA SCHNAPKE WAS lNSANE.
BERLIN. November 20~Tbe prelim-
iiinry hearing In the onus of tho woman
Selma Scllnnplie, who recently nt.
tempted the emperor's life. at Brosluu
resulted in tho prisoner‘s being order-
oil to be sent to on human asylum for
observation. A Breslnii mart-hunt
nnmed S lndli-r. who took on instant.
ruinous oliotorgruoh of tho scene at. the
moment the woman throw the hutchot
was requested later to destroy the pie
lure. because it would displnnso tho
emperor. and be complied with the rib
quest.
COTTON GROWERS' CONVENTION.
5 MACON. Git. November 20~~Tho [ll-
torstatc Cotton firowsrs' Convention
was onllcd to order hero today. by
President Harvle Jordon. of tho Coor—
In Association. Every cotton produr»
rig shite was represented but bits.
sour! and Oklahoma. The objects of
the association are to cnnblo the farm-
ers and bankers so to cooperate that
the immediate marketing of the crop
may be prevented. and to arrange for
the better collection of cotton statis-
ticsh upon which the growers may do.
Den .
The young man who wanders wheth-
PLAISTED'S
vi
5‘ tot-tor of‘ the structure wnsbnrnod out.
the ”Democrat under ‘ the lime ‘ some or
lifts
ins plants. The loss is. estimated at
‘inéturu made it contract ‘with Mr. $60,000.
now (for the first time in his life) porch
5 , 3 Iceland it)
4 , new! unfold”! neuron:
lion Eggheads bid!
in. n s , or no trust» ..r
amused by ill: ssriyul‘odhy. The “1'.
audition insect iiiilotlto the heirs or
be into Joshua Foster. who published
decries .1. Foster “mechanism, The
4 is partially covei‘od b insurance.
(Two restnursnts in bnil tugs dolom-
im; the Foster rapprty ‘wuru‘ cousin-
wablv-dwased :1 water: . '
TACO A. Wash. November 20-..
tire surly today wiped out o row of
buildings on book street. near Fif-
tooutli, occupied by four manutoctur-
The plants destroyed were
the Torkeison’s Company, asbestos
goods; William Evans, steam litter;
ii‘. S. Brenr. steam boilers; a part or
the Addison planing mill and the
offices of the Young Lumber Company.
nun—un-
if you have ever seen n child in the
agony of oroup. you can realize how
grateful mothers are for One Minute
Cough Cure. which gives relief as soon
no it is administered. it quickly
cures nil throat and lung troubles. G.
C. Stillson. South Norwnlk; .E. P.
Weed, Norwalk.
The frames of tho eye-glosses that
on the nose of the Prince of Wales are
tortoise-shellw—uot gold.
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WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DES-
BERT?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it today
Try Joli-O. a. delicious and henlthful
dessert. Prepared In two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! odd boiling
water and set to cool. Flavors: [Alm-
on. Orange. Raspberry and Strawber-
ry. At your grocers. 100.
Ell-Mayor Mcl<tsson.of Cleveland.
seem to be unfortunate domestically as
well as politically. lie has been u: (it
vorcod man since November i‘i.
JELLO, THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases till the family. Four flavors:
Lemon. Orange. Riispborry and Strnw-
borry. At your grocers. Try it to.
day.
_....
"Very changeable mun. isn‘t he? i
wonder what his latest whim is."
“Well~-n«—l guess i sin. We'ro on-
gngcd."
"l have used Chamberlain‘s Colic
Cholera and Dlnrrhoon Remedy. and
find it to be a great. medicine." says
Mr. E. S. Phipps. of Potonu. Ark. “it
Clll‘f'il 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. quirk
euros which it effects oven in the most
sm‘ol‘o cuscs. make it ulnvorito every.
\vliore.‘ For solo by (icorgo C. Still»
son, South Norwnlk. and Edward P.
Wood. Norwalk.
The llnston little boy was very. very
angry. “Einorson.” he cried. soiling
his companion by the hair. "l‘vo on
mind to civilian you within an inch of
your life.” 5
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To remove trolibi slime corn or
bunlon: First soak the corn or bun-
i0ii in warm water to soften it. then
pare it down as closely as possible
without. drswlm: blond. iinii apply
Chamberlain's l’iiln iinlm twice dolly:
rubbing viizorously for live minutes at
such application. ,4}. (v rn plustci
should be w’orn for n‘féw nys. to pro
tout it from tho shoo‘. As it general
linluiont for sprains, bruises. lunivness
uud rlioiimntism. l‘aiii linim is un-
equalled. For sale bylli-oruo C. Still»
son. South Norwalk,‘,nud Edward P
Weed, Norwulk. '
Prunesr-l‘m sorry l'iii such on :1ka
ward dancer. Miss i’orkius. Miss Per-
kinv—Ob. you‘re doing fnirly well. Mr
Praiicor. We soon you jerk urouiiil
lots worse tlinii this with other girls.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets euro biliousncss. constipation
and headache. They are easy to take.
and pleasant in effect. For stile by
George C. Stillson. South Norwnlk
and Edward P. Weed. Norwnlk.
if you are rather short and wont to
wear a fur collar. you should have it
made narrow and with long ends.
When you feel that life is hardly
worth lhl.‘ candle take a dose of Chom-
borlnin's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone
up your liver, and regulate your bow-
elu. making you fool like ii new man.
For sale by George C. Stillson. Smith
Norwulk. null Edward P. Wood. Nor-
walk.
"i didn't know you over
study of dialect." "I never liuvo." ro-
plied the nuthor. “Then how did you
liiiiipon to full In tho way of ivi'ltlii';
it?" "Oh. i did that while learning to
use the typewriter."
mode it
A THOUSAND TONGUE!
Could not express the rupture oi
Annie id. Springer. of 1125 Howard St...
Philadelphia. Pn., when she found that
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption had completely cured her or
a backing cough tlint for many yours
hiid made life a burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give her
lno help. but she says of this Royal
Cure—~“lt soon removed the pain in
my chest and i can now sloop soundly.
something i can scarcely romombnr
doing before. i tool like sounding its
pmlsos throughout the Universe." 80
will every one who tries Dr. Kings,
New Discovery for any troublo of the
throat. Chest or Lungs. l‘rl’co bile and
81.00. Trlnl bottls free at F. ll. link-
tor's, South Norivnlli. and John A.
Riggs‘, Norwnlk.
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EDITOR'E AWFUL FLIGHT.
F. M. Higgins. Editor Boom. (llis.,)
News. was amlctoil for years with
Piles that no doctor or remedy helped
until he tried Bucklon‘s Arnioii solve.
He writes twoboxcs wholly cured him.
It‘s the surest Pile cure on earth and
the host solve in the world. Cure
worshiped. Only 25 cents. Sold by
F. H. Better. South Not-walk; John A.
Riggs. Norwsllr. druxirlstii.
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Remember. woman iii most perfect
the landing pub- '
Stick .2
PPWW- and
Ahenueanil Middle
Flatt in arc/er on
Setof
Al The Silk
Counter
tended for Worlds. remain
Counter. Heir price has
So a Pillow Cuber-s. etc.
50 ea.
the city~tbe season of the
serious matter. '
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Colonel Pope. the well—known bicycle
mnnufneturer. is quoted as saying that
dies that the reduction will be groatnr,
than that which has taken place in the
bicycle market within the past few
years.
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SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain El. lilubbard. of hills
ford. Del., says: “Brazilian Balm snv.
od my boy's life. lie begun just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. Ho quickly dropped
to sleep, and was all right in tho morn-
lug.”
For sale by R. H. Plsisted and F‘. H.
Baxter.
Nuturnl Consequence—"ls my din-
iior never coming‘.’"_rosred the King 0.
Mbpwkn. "Your pulssnn highness wiii
remember," murmured the slave wun
his face in the dust. "that you order~
od one of those mossengor-boys."—ln-
dlnnnpolis Press.
You can‘t afford to risk your life by
allowing it cough or n cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
minute Cough Cure. will cure throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation known. Miiny doc-
tors use it as a specific for grippc. it
is an infallible romedy for croup.
Children like it. and mothers endorse
it. C. C. Stillson. Siouin Norwalk; ‘3}.
P. Weed. Norwnlk.
"That newly rich Iiillson curves
beautifully." “ch, he learned how to
do thnt when they lived in o Harlem
tint. and had to make one chicken go
round with nine in the fumily."-—Clovo-
lurid Plain Dealer.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
bout liver pills ever made. Easy to
take and never gripe. Cl. C. Stillson.
South Norwnlk; E. P. Wood. Norwalk.
Yeast-"Hos the candidate adopted
clean methods lll politics?
Crimsonbsnlt-Oli. 1 think so: 1
Islam” him say he was scouring the
wn.
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A VILLAGE BLACKBMITH CAN/ED
HIS LITTLI‘ION'B LIFE.
Mr. H. H. Blsdk. the well-known
village blacksmith lit Grabsnisvillo.
Bullivan 00.. N. Y., says: "Our little
son. five years oi . has always been
subject to croup. not! so bad have the
attacks been that we have fonroil
many times that. he would did. We
have had thod’octor. and used many
medicines. but Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy is now our sole reliance. it
acorns to dlsiiolvo the tough mucous,
and by giving frequent doses. when
the croupy symptffiml appear, we have
found that the d sited croup is cured
before it note, so tied.” There is no
danger in giving this remedy. for it
contains no opium or other injurious
snug. and may boisiveii u confidently
to a babe as to outedult. For sure by
- 4_Displayed
A few of the rich Oriental Handker-
chief Squanes. wbicb were originally in-
balfaml tbey will be found admirably
ads ted to use for bat trimmings, ties,
cause-additional Desks. Flat or Roll
Office Table and Cbalrs and Typewriter-’3 Cabinets and Chairs.
Our special 42 inch Roll Top Desk of Gold-
en Oak cannot be duplicated at its price-—
automobiles will soon be as cheap car
to be within the ranch of all, and intlmvi
rive ’dis lay
Dinner ‘ s.
1112 pieces $19.50.
Next in order is a lot of fine English Porcelain with a am on-
derqlazed border design in dark blue, gold traced.
, For 112 pieces $16.88w—130 pieces $19.08.
Third comes a set of Porcelain with a dainty pink spray design
and a dash of gold. Shapes are in excellent style.
‘ Set of 112 pieces $12.50—-—130 pieces $16.00.
A 112 piece set decorated with a delicate green and lavender
atrtactlve number. It, like the otbers, is gold trimmed.
Price is $12.98.
Fabric Section
at the Silk of Broadcloth
been cut in
o' ”is: ,anizqoodcheer
and all lbst pertains
thereto—shall - be , ber-
tliled flu scam teller!-
.o ~Chlna
df lay comprising about one tbousaml'pietes of English
like; b'mnCh‘Q'ni'na, has just been plizced in our Falrfield
Structural-oer window. .
Middle Street comes a ne’w'lstock pattern in ex—
cellent finally!) Porcelain. A brown border design on handsome new
shaped pieces. poll! boomed and traced
is.
spray is the fourth
The last four sets are of Limoges China in es scially dainty and attractive color-'
toys and shapes. each different from the other.
$19.68 $21.50 $30.00 ’°- $65.00.
be prices are
Some New
Arrivals
The latest arrivals noted _ in tbe Dress
are a number of ' es
in light shades a lav:
ender, ola' rose, blue, tunquoise and
tan—shades that are especiall
ble for Wants and Fronts. fie
is 50 inches in lbidtb. Price
$1.00 W”
THE BUSY SEASON IS ON in a great many of the offices and factories of
desira-
fabric
year wben any deficiency in office equipment becomes .1
Established I857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Our Furniture Section is prepared to meet any emergency arising from such a
Top or Book Keeper's Standing Desks——
$19.75.
The D. M. READ Co.
Are the source
can’t go wrong.
ONLY cuss. FOR ovsrngsin.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of Now Castle.
Dot, says: "i suffered for yours with
(lyspcpsln. Used to have grout dis-
tress nud belching. I tried everything
i could hour of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Dam. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For solo by R. H. violated and F. ii.
Baxter.
The first shock n woman nuts in
her husband in when she finds that he
didn‘t know us much about how olcc—
iion was going. as some other woman‘s
husband. ’
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Many p‘coiile worry because they be-
lieve they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right, but their stomachs are unable
to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsis Ciiro
digests w iit you est. and prevents
the formation of us. which makes the
stomach prose against the heart. it
will cure every form of Indigestion. O
or he is in love is not in love.
when most womlller-Glltlmne.
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.(i. C. Stilii-on, :nth Nor-walk, and is.
1’. Wood. Norwei . . :
c. Btlllson. South Norwnlk'; lli.’ P.
Wood. Namath. . 5
ceedinas.‘ When llou are bent
on billiiild the best Groceries at
the most reasonable prices, turn
uour attention to this store; iiou
THE CENTRAL FOOD 00. ;
Corner ,Rallroad Place
and Washington Street
‘ or mini have to bo
of wrong pio—
linvlng hitched your wagon to "a
star. keep your eye peeled "lit the
star run away with‘your wsgon before
you hsvo time to climb into the slime.
“Detroit Journal. f- ' ,
notii makers and simulators of conn-
torfelts commit fraud. Honest men
will not deceive you into buying worth-
less counter-felts of Dertt'ti itch
llnzol Salvo. 'i‘lio drlxinnlisinf little
for curing piles, sores. oedema. slid Ill
skin diseases. 0. C. litllieon. flodth
Norwnllt: E. 1’. Wood, Norwalk.
Chnwioy—-—8sy. minis! What does
gpvlisve e miliw'r
funeral? General slinno~DOn¢-~
Chicago Chronicle. ‘
DoWltt’s Witch. Intel solve will
quickly heal the worst bums 5 and
Salt“. end not losveumr. it snubs
entitled to cuts and my uni-feces. , til ‘
prompt and soothing dffoot. Cult ,,
piles and slits 5 diseases. . M
worthless oountorfetts. O. O. ,
South Norwellr: iii. 1}. Wood,
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