dc dad that a dozen patterns of Pocket “Knives, Raz-
a no a clinician v‘ai‘l” y “for the average alioppt'r to
c liavc, arranged " will: {ha ll‘ElcEtric"/’" Cutlery
rica’s greatest curlers—«Lia; any tlieii"'fiill lure “of
goods. we new display 150 diiléreut patterns; tripod?-
terns (if razors. no patterns of shears, and 15 pat- .
, titaking‘tlicilar‘gest and finest assortment of Ameri»
i’t‘llery ever displayed in Norwalk‘. ' ;
clc stamped “Electric” is hilly warranted, and if unsat- .
many particular. is returnable for cash—«you run no risk.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
4.5..Sfi‘furfe van/t,
, '."«"NORTHrliAIN AND ANN STREETS.
. " ‘ ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
‘-
‘ememeeemmee
j iii.
i
. ,Holiday Goods are coming in, and to make room to dis—
lil. ‘thet‘nfiwc will make a sale of short lengths and broken
“GS ‘
ESS GOODS WILL AFFORD A SPECIAL ATTRAC-
' TION.
MNANTS AND om)
. PIECES '-
beach) atjfuttractlve prices.
Si LK W A I S'l‘S
are always in demand. You
can buy them at less than
their value.
MERCERIZED SKIRTS.
Have been samples. It
didn‘t improve them, but
did improve the prices for
you.
MA'l‘S AN l) RUSS.
Dropped patterns. Just as
good quality and lower
prices.
OUTING FLANNEL-
, . ET'I‘ES.
Short lengths (it short prices
siLKOLINEs AND
‘ SWISS DRAPERlliS
.* Some attractive bargains.
A counter devoted to special items for this sale.
NECKTIES. BOYS' WAISTS.
COLLARS. MEN'S SHIRTS.
SUSPENDERS. TAM O’SHANTERS.
” And other goods at sale pricea.
DiCKERMANS: SON.
" 84 Washington Street, South NorWalk.
Ill Pills...
w r. . . .
. Night Emission; Lots of Memory. all wasting dis-
. m Ill aflecta afoul-abuse or excess and indiscroilon. 6°
.. .Aaerve conte and blood builder. Brings the pink . PILL.
3“ , my.” pal. cheek: and restores the fire of youth. By . ~~
' ' ‘ lg.” pat boat. 6 homes for 81.30, with our bank- 50
2 p to core or refund the money paid. G"
h gun‘ormandmpyotourbanhbbguanumbood. .. ‘ *
EXTRA §Iffl§fl§l fl
.lmmeLETs illuminate Rosalie
" y .. ', t . “rebel-mile! Powar. Varicooolo. Undeveloped or Stardom
or Ataxia. Nervous Frustration, Hysteria. Fits. Insanity
the cooks of Excessive Use of Tobacco. 0 in or Liquor. By mall
.00 a box. 6 tor $3.00 with our Dead to
«Mull money paid. dress
PANY
ouioaao. lull”
"SORE‘Tl‘iROAT?
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‘ ,i, irony and do
1.1... fl Lint.
iii. no. no or not
BAXTER'S or
. p fl
a“ no nun g; 2.“, . .
‘ Mustang o all r n
' idently believe it. and many of them
”trauma
? in 2h ns. 1*,
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TIEN THIN. Novembc. 20, via
Shanghai, November lilr- here has
hen considerable ring recently in the
naiahbornocd or- ion :Tsin; and pulp
toisv‘ii-coort that the German hoartero .
the city. would be attacked last, night,
the German .sautrlas‘wetc’ doubled, a
regiment patrolled ‘th‘e‘ opposite bank
of the river and the remainder of the
German, troops were ordered to hold
themaolvca in readihoaa for action at
an tnstant‘s notice.
Nothing happened, however, to show
cause for thc alarm. although today all
of the Chinese servants of the Bengal
Lancers, officers and men, loft, saykig
they had been Informed that the Box-
era Were marching in a large body on
Titan Tom and Pokln.
Neither General Lorne Campbell, of
the British. troops. nor Col. Manic, or
the Americans, believe there is any
truth in the rumor ; but the natives ev-
1
are leaving the service of‘tho foreign-
ers. .
h
BERLlN, Novembar 21—-—Connt von
Waldcraeo cablbs from Pokiu that he
will return the vlcoroy’s visit today.
He has advices from Col. Yorck‘s corms
showing that. the Chinese Genoral tie
with 10.000 regular troupe and much
artillery, is near Kalgan. prepared to
resist energetically a further advance
of the expedition; ‘
Col. Yorck. therefore, will await re
infogcemcnts before attempting to pro
coo .
BERLlN, November 2i——-A specie
despatch from Pakin says that i’rinci
Tuun has been arrested and stripper
of Power by order of the Emperor am.
Empress Dowager. but that fears on
felt of General ’i‘ung Fa Slang. who
with 16,000 regulars. la in Ha Yang i'u
LONDON. November 21—h special
despatch from Pekin. dated Novomlici
19, says the Knlgan expedition foum
Admiral (not General) Ho occupyim
a strong punition at Harlem; Hwn, nm
the commanders of the allied force-
decided they were not strong enough
to attack him and sent to I’ckln to'
reinforcements.
READY TO RECEIVE KRUGER.
Dutch Cruiser May Not Arrive at Mar
aellies Until Late this Afternoon.
MARSEILLES. November 21——ilr
Lcyda. Messrs. lfiaolmr and Weasel:
and the other ilocr delegates thi-
morning boarded the launch of [hi
captain of tlio port with a View it
lueeting and boarding the Dutch cruis
er ()clderlaud outside the harbor. 'l‘ln
sea proved too rough, however. to per
mil of their carrying out the intention
and after reaching the. outer break
water they were obliged to return with
out. having sighted the eunlaer, 0i
board of which in President Kruger, o
the. Transvaal republic.
The town early assumed an animal
ed aspoct. The streets were blind wit!
a great concourse of people and th
route from title landing stage was unci
with police. but the crowd wan per
fectly orderly.
The scene at the dock was very pic-
tnrosquc. The landing stage was gall}
decorated with the Tranavnul um.
Free State colors. the French tri-coloi
and shields bearing the blue cross oi
the arms of Marseilles.
A red carpet covered the ground.
forming a bright splash of color at the
quny~side. Elsewhere there were no
decorations. only a low llaga being via
lblo along the route.
Senator Pauliat. the president, unu
other members of the Paris and mor-
aeilies reception committees assent
bled at the landing stage, and behind
them. drawn up in a long line, were
delegations of various patriotic ancie-
ties. with embroldorled silk standards.
The Salute Marlo lighthouse at the
end of the breakwater. serves an a
view point for a large gathering at
spectators, as the. Gelderlaud will be
seen first from there. Numbers or
small boats illttcd about the inner hor-
bor. illlcd with spectators who intend
to greet Mr. Kruger as noon on the
Celdcrlnnd arrives. Some of the. boats
were decorated with little floor and
French tings. but none of the ateamcrc
at the dock were decorated with innit-
ing.
linin begun falling at 11:30, where-
elaewhcrc in the town rnpidly
solved.
MARBEILLEB. November 21, 2 p
In.-——~Tho Dutch cruiser Galilorlnnd
having on board former President Kru
reported to be off Toulon. 'l‘ha recap
tion of Mr. Kruger in likely to ho posit
ponml until tomorrow.
Later a desputch from 'l‘oulon nu
pounced that tho (loldorland had pans
before 8 o’cloek this cvonin
The Goldorlaad signalled?-
her machinery.
row.
mos HER and: occur.
made her stage debut last evening a
Lyceum.
sketch untitled
Plantar: ,
£0 0 fl 3 (pug
' iéaatlon'.‘
upon. in view of the fact that the Col-
dorland may not arrive until late tall;
afternoon or tomorrow. the Bar-1r eoiiu.
mittec announced that 'it won d da- ,
pcrao until 3 o'clock. the dciegutmun- For sale by (inorgo (1. Stillsou. South
from the societies fitrled their alumi-
arda and marched off and the crnwps
d n-
ger. of the South African Republic. is
ad there. She cannot reach Maraclilus
pl Ce-
pot. off Toulon. at 2 p. m.. tbs 'she and
been delayed by a slight accident to
All the arrangements hero for the re-
ceptton of Mr. Kruger hnvu boon post»
ponod until tomorrow. on the Golden
(and cannot arrive hero boforo night.
fall and the former president of the
Transvaal will not land, until tomor-
NEM YORK. November 2l.——-Mrs.
Marlo Wilmordlns. daughter, of the
late late Vanderbilt Allen and a brand:
daughter of Commodore Vanderbilt.
it charity entertainment given by the
Columbus Catholic Club at the Lenox
She. appeared in a'humorons
_ "The Gold Brick."
which was written for her. She plays
.t
‘ - Nit. {y ‘ i?
' m While in“ - ide- .
«stamped , W na-
‘ ed wt but i ethi- ur
‘: .4 .. .Mt‘ai.‘
'a, , helical. kind
carnal tary man as
cdup to the, roll-
,. alla all “poitltiveiy rc-
an no on .fillllut ills restitution to.
igli and General You Konrad was
equally reticent. I . '
it was learned immicthor aourcoa
that 7 there was a row between the
colonel and the general; The former
‘m‘adea readout a week ago for an ex.
tension of‘tlme in the date of his an-
nual examination, which every officer
of the state militia has to stand. givmg
as his reason a prose of busincaa. Gen.
Van Kenton would not want it. Then
Col. Callahan‘ immediately Wrote out
his resignation and. it, was accepted
and he wan discharged from the service
in what military men call undue liaate.
For some time there has been a feeling
between 001. Callahan andflcn. Van
Keuren, growing out of the charges
made aevcral months ago by Col. Cui-
lahan against Capt. Oscar 1. Bradley, or
Merideu, for drunkenness and conduct
unbecoming an officer at the brigade
encampment at Niantic, Conn, in 1899.
Capt. Bradley was acquitted and rev
stored to his command.
M
PLAYWHIGHT HOVT DEAD.
CONCORD, N. ii.. November 21——
Charlca ii. .lioyt, the well-known
playwright, icd of parents, at his
home in Charlestowu. laat» evenin“.
Ever since Mr. Hoyt returned from ill
insane asylum at Hartford. Conn. he
has been steadily failing.
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR 0E8-
SERT?
'l‘hla quoutlon arises in the family
every day. Let no answer it today
'i‘ry Joli-0. a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! in) baking: addxbolllug
water and set to cool. Flavors: Lem-
on, Orange, Raspberry and SUnWl'KEl‘
ry. At your xroeera. 10c.
"How Is your club for the. protec-
tion of blrda'coming on?“ “Oh, we
stop meeting just before it is time to
think of turkey."—Dctrolt Free Press.
m...”
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the family. Four flavors:
Lemon. Orange, Raspberry nnd Straw
berry. At your grocers. Try it to-
day.
Very few women will be wholly bun
py in heaven, because the very ones
most of them felt sure they could be
sorry for will be there. too.
"i have used Chamberlain‘s Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. and
find it to be a great medicine." says
Mr. E. S. Phipps. of i’otoau. Ark. "it
cured me of bloody llnx. i 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: moat
acvcro anaemimskoit a favorite every-
where. For sale. b' George C. Slill~
«on, South Norwgig. and Edward P.
Weed, Norwulk, . ‘
A very obliging furrlcr announcer.
that he is ready to "make up cloaks
'llltl eupen for Indies out of their own
ikina.”
'l‘o oniovo troublesome corn or
bunlonf Firat north the corn or bun
lori in warm water to soften it. then
pare it down an closely as possible.
without drawing blood. and apply
Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily:
rubbing vigorously for. five minutes at
each application... A~ corn plaster
should be worn for a few days. to pro-
tect it from the shoe. All a general
liniment for sprains. bruises. lameness
and rheumatism. Pain Balm is un.
equaled. For sale by (Monte C. Still-
aon. South Nor-walk, and Edward P.
Weed, Norwnlk.
Simply because a man has the rocks
Is no reason why he should not an if
he owns the earth.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousneas. constipation
and headache. They are easy to take.
and pleasant. in effect. For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Norwulk,
and Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
The only thing that makes more
noise than two women at a reception
in three women at a pink tea.
When you feel that life In hardly
worth the candle take a dose. of Cham-
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach. tone.
up your liver, and regulate your how.
«its. making you feel like a new man.
Norwnlk. and Edward 1'. Wood. Nor-
walk.
The receiver may be air bad as the
thief. but probably neither of the-in
fveln liiilf an badly as the lone“.
.. .... .
. A THOUBAND TONGUEB
Could not cxprcsn the rapture oi
. Annie E. Springer. of ll25 Howard St.
. Philadelphia. Pa., when nhe found that
Dr. King's Now Discovory fdr. Cou-
rnimption had completely cured her at
a backing coach that for runny years
had made life a burden. All other
remedies and doctors could 3ch her
no help, but. she says of this Royal
Caro—"it soon removed the pain in
my chest and i can now sloop aoumlly.
nomethlnx I can scarcely remember
doing before. final like sounding its
praises throughout the Universe." 90
will every one who triea Dr. King's
New Discovery for any trouble of the
tin-oat. Cheat or image. Price 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottle free at F. ii. Bax-
ter’s. South Norwaik, and John A.
Rlaaa'. Nor-walk.
EDITO R'l AWFUL FLIGHT.
iv‘. M. Higgins. Editor Seneca. (film.
News. was afflicted for years wit
Pilen that no doctor or remedy helped
t until he 'tried auction's Arnlca 8a yo,
He writes two boxes wholly cured him.
it’s the surest Pile cure on earth and
the host mire in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only :5 cents. Sold by
.. {‘:,«"."r,‘r ISM a
"men
fulniess.
7.3
appearing info the bargain. ,
Corset Cover of
Price 75c and $1.25.
$1.75.
$1.25.
51.75.
3 9c.
The woman who wishes to convey
the impression that she has on a full-
tiedged silk nettle-out. should be euro
fnl not to hold her gown ad high that
she shows the flannel top.
There is more Cuturrli in this sec-
tion of the country than all other dis-
eases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be. incur-
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease. and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat-
ment. pronounced it incurable. Science
hits provon caturrh to be a constitu-
tional disease. and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca—
thrrb Cure. manufactured by F.
.l. Cheney 8: (30.. Toledo, Ohio.
is the only constitutional cure
on the market. it is taken in-
ternaly. in doses from it) drops to a
teaspoonful. it acts directly on the.
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
tem. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Semi for
circulars and testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & (10..
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggista. 75c.
l'inll'n Fondly Pills are. the bent.
No woman is satisfied with a man un-
less he can get up some fuss or some-
thing that will make it seem romantic
when he. marries her.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPGIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Del, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dia~
trans and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cont bottln cured me completely."
For sale by ii. if. l’lalnted and F. ii
Baxter.
Every woman has an idea that, if it
wasn't for her. her husband wouldn't
have. any kind of social standing in
the town.
‘DoWltt’u Little Early Risers are the
boat liver pilla ever made. Early to
lake and never gipo. (l. C. Stillaori,
Sputh Norwalk; . P. Weed. Norwaik.
You can't judge of the amount a.
money in a pocketbook by the amount
o‘fluold trimming there is on the out-
a i c.
A VILLAGI: BLACKSMITH SAVED
Hi0 LiTTLI OON'O Llf-‘l.
Mr. H. M. Black. the woli‘known
village blacksmith at Grahamsvlllc.
Sullivan 00.. N. Y.. sayn: "Our little
u. live yearn old. has niwayn been
a blnct to croup. am! so bad have the
stacks been that We have feared
many times that he would die. We
have had the doctor, and used many
mediclnoa, but Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in now our sole reliance. it
seems to dissolve the. tough mucous.
and by giving frequent doses. when
the croupy symptoms appear. we have
found that the dreaded crotip is cured
baforo it goto'sottlod.” There is no
donor in giving this remedy. for it
ins no opium or other injurious
d, g. and may be given an confidently
to a babe as to an adult. For sure by
Booth NMIiI: John A.
the part of a country maiden.
Lit. H. Baxter. ‘
film; Nor-walk. i‘druulata. -
r
0. C. Billlltotl. $0M!) NONI“, and Fl
r.’ «.i- .3. .
‘ at . we .
- i» ..li§'?~<‘l\.
lag inf/testores Yet
. W: have a new lot of Butterfly Ties in solid co
and a new [at of Batwings in black only with self color figures.
bought these twolots because they are marked.
neatness of pattern. and because despite
this fact, we can sell them at only
THE CORSET COVER of Ribbed material is preferred by many women and
some bery attractive 3 [es are sbo'nm by the Ribbed Underwear Sect
. f?
Established 1357.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
n‘
be guided by keeping
closelylndoucli with tubal
in fly a: i am"? ”long?” wt?
or . are. , cane mailman a: b, , . r limb: -
If they did rhmvould find that
(any (a. movable a hood round rum. .
jail a cbance‘fobcgt'n counting'op at once. >
Section ills ,btwrlots‘ o Hulnflrapcry Silk—500 yards of 20 incl: at
17c, and 200 yard: o_ 30 incl) at 25ce—tli'r first at a tracing of 12c,
yard wildfire recount Scrless than its real value per. yard.
_, ‘ TFRHYANDRATWING. Of course tbere are occa-
sions. Mikey are not the correct ties fora man to 'loear. but, taken
' on the whole. they are correct more i ‘
it Wald not take
The Upholstery
r'mes than not, and decidedly neat
lens and figured
Corset Co’ber of white "Spun Si'l " will) bigh neck and long sleeves.
Corset Calm of ’lbhr'te “Spun Silk" rdull) loll: neck and no sleeves.
Corset Cover of “Spun Silk" in pink. blue and “white. prettily trimmed.
We
’3) above lb: average of quality and
25 ea.
ion.
me Merino. while or black, with high neck and long sledbes.
Price
Price
Pn’ce‘
Ribbed Cotton Corset Covers. long sleeved, 25. 29 and 5 0c——no slee'bes, 25 and
THfi “ UANT IT Y RATE." If you use Coke's
Dandruf Cpre you will practice a substantial econ-
omy‘by buying it in the large bottles which the Toilet
Section sells at .1 “Quantity Price. " —
Re alar 10 ounce bottle
5 'nt Size
1 Gallon size
85c.
$3.00
$4.50.
The D. M. READ Co.
Are the source of wrong pio-
cecdinas.
When llOll are bent
on buuinc the best Groceries at
the most reasonable prices. turn
pour attention to this store; llOtl
can’t go wrong.
no CENTRAL r001) 00.
Carrier Railroad Place
and Washington Street
Cxil. freckle lotions. enter cough nilx- .
lure.
You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cough or a cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
minute Cough Curo will cure throat
v mart do about a
woman‘s tastes from the perfumea"sho
' “Mill. .
OAVED A IOY'I UPI. ,
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Illi-
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm aav~
and lung troubles quicker than any; all my boy's life. He balsa fuel like
other preparation known. Many doc-
tors use it an a specific for grippe. It
In an infallible remedy for cronp.
Children like it. and mothers endorse
It. (i. (l. Stillson. Sonia Norwalk; '3).
P. Weed, Norwulk.
Thcrc uovcr wan a real fat woman
and a real thin woman who loved eacn
other.
Many people worry because they be
have they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right, but their stomachs are unable
to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Curr:
digests what you out. and prevents
the formation of gas. which makes the
stomach proud against the heart. it
will euro every form of indigestion. G
C. Btlliaon. South Norwalk: Efl’.
Weed, Norwalu.
What some people think they don't
know isn‘t to be found in the encyclo
pedill.
if you have over soon a child in the
agony of eroup. you can roaliao how
grateful mothers are for One Minute
rtousb Cure. which given relief as soon
as it in administered. it quick};
cum all intuit and Inns troubles.
rt. Stillman South Narwallr: E. P
Woodbitorwalk. . .
the one we lost. with are a. We gave
him a few doses. its a cklydroppotl
:3 sleep, and was all right in the mom
I."
For sale by R. H. Plslsted and 1'. H.
Baxter.
Advice In cheap, which itl probably
the reason why so much of it is thrown
ilWllY.
DeWitt'n Witch Howl Balve will
quickly heal the worst ham and
acalds. and not leave a scar. it can be
applied to cuts and raw aurfaesa. with
prompt and soothing effect. Use it. for
piles and skin ditches. Beware of
worthloan conhtorfeitd. G. C. Suitable.
South Norwalk; E. P. Weed, Norwallt.
Thougtfulacsa is often aolllailnoll
with another name.
Both makers and circulatora of coun-
toricita commit fraud. Honest men
will not. deceive you into burial worth-
less countsrfelta of Dertt’s Witch
ilnsol halve. The origins“: infallible
for euriuu plies, spree, eczema‘ a all
sliin diseased. . . fitiiiaoli; goth
Norwallt: E. P. Wood. Harwell.
Why a a and the people who in.
worth their weight in paid, are often ,
.MW“
so very poorf
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