ind that a-dozcit»l)iii§gdriie of l’ochct‘lfinivcofa I ‘
it, ttbt u‘quflic'lcittt" variety loathe
”we havlc‘arranged with the »“clectrie" Cutlery-w
rica’s fielded (antlers-40 carry their full line of
ligands. Wnrtiow display 159 different patterns of pock— .
I ' 9. reunions, no patterns of shears. and 15pm]
‘ making the largest and finest assortment of Ameri-
. c w pdlspla‘yed in Norwalk.
RcmemberASatttrd
n
l
hive made arrangements with this concern to give a “Cub
Exhibition” at our store on Saturday the 24th., where their rcp-
“Vt: Twill sharpen any kniie,or hone [any razor free of charge.
store. any time this week before 9 a. Ill. Saturday. In
to ockct Knives, Razors. Scissors, Shears and Strops. we
.V tier it fine line of table cutlery. including Knives and
curving Sets. 'l'ea, Dessert and Table Spoons, and Rogers‘s
{tit/er Plated Ware.
will be an excellent oppm'tunity to make your llolidny Se-
ay the 24th.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
Sturte van t,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS;
SOUTH NORW'ALK.
: People indium
am... natives and:
‘ toast borrow
drastin; when you use these tablets.
K.
it Is.
[All
lIA
1liltiiort lengths at short prices
ILKO LIN ES AN D
SWISS DRAI’ERIES.
Some attractive bargains.
Holiday Goods are coming.' in, and to make room to dis-
lvy them, we will make a sale of short lengths and broken
DRESS Goons WILL A
FFORD A SPECIAL ATTRAC-
TION.
SILK WAlS'l‘S
are always itt 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.
MATS AN D Rl'tiS.
Dropped patterns. Just as
good quality and lower
pl’lCt‘S.
Accttnter devoted to special items for this sale.
NECKTIES.
COLLARS.
SUSPEN DERS.
"ind other goods at sale prices.
A. DlCKERMANGt son,
_ i 84 Washington Street. 30
BOYS‘ WAISTS.
MEN‘S SHIRTS.
TAM O'SHANTERS.
‘ piv'illt'c'oliow reward for
WWW-151* Headache, Indigestion. Constipation.
fl... ; jj or 0me we cannot cure with
”$626311. 3
5mm ~
Z’QUICK .
om. ;
tit Main Street. ‘
Whuhr‘lm ,
in W'.
Placer.
SORE THROAT?
in
MM. bill or “.00
“BAXTER’S or
i
illit‘i' his death: if not. it reverts to thr
any 6380 0‘ Lb,“ amphint' hero of thc lentiltrlx‘s mother. who
and have. found «now 1.53%: unwin-
convoniontumm." will-dammit” '
treotnie’ntfiis the s‘iifdat. most effective
and popular of all coturrh remedies.
- Nearly all cheap cough mixtures and .
throat, lozenges contain opiates; these
*ehosp‘m'edtctnes giro? a‘ taxonomy no -
lief. especially with little children. by '
tinnitroyinr.r nerve sensation: the irri-
tation in “trout. .‘Wl'llll‘ causes cough-
lng, is tomportitlly removed. not by rc‘
moving the curiae. but. by deadening
the nerves of feeling the irritation in
not felt. although it is still there. and
will promptly mturn.’ .
Stuart’s Untarrh'i‘nbiots is this heist
remedy to remove catarrhal sopro- _
lion. whether in, the nose. throat or
utonnteh. because they are composed
of wholesomb-untlsoptles. like Encol'
yptoi.'(}uslucol. Sangutnurlu. and Hy-
you know whnt you are putting into
your syntom. and not taking chances
with rocninc. optntes or similar pols-
onr. found In no runny entitrrii cures
and cough medicines. . _
Dr. Rumsdcll. in commenting on on
tnrrh cures. says: "i can heartily rec
ommend Stuart's Catsrrh Tablets. be
cause they contuln no cocaine. nor
other dangerous drug. found in no
runny advertised cutnrrh euron. l
have known of runny cusos of long
standing entsrrh of the bend and
throat. completely cured by the daily
use of these. tablets. for covered w mks.
One. case in particular. which i could
not reach with an inhaler or horny
and where the euturrh caused dully
hunduehcs and n noticeable 108.5 of
hcnrlng, was entirely cured by Hill
hnrmlesu but (effective. routed .v."
Dr.‘ Wainwright says: "I. never hon-
ltutc to prescribe Stuart‘s iaturrh
Tablets for cutarrhal headaches. and
eatarrhul deafness. because I know
them to be perfectly safe for child or
adult. and have seen many ronmrknble
cures resulting from their regular
daily use; bceuusc they nro advertised
and sold in drug stores, is no reason
why any good physician should not
use. thorn. becnuso we. should seize
upon the menus of cure, wherever
found."
Stuart's Catnt'rh Tablets nrq espce
tally valuable for cutarrhnl colds in
children because they are plensnnt to
the taste. and only be. used freely. to
break up severe. colds und cronp. at
the very beginning.
All druggluin soil the remedy. it»
fifty cents. for full sized package.
A little book on course and euru- oi
cutnrrh. mnllcd free. by uddrcsulng the
F. A. Stuart (30.. Marshall. Mich.
n22-‘Ji
SWINGING BY A ROPE.
Sixteen-Venr-Old Boy Found Dead on
The Porch of his Father’s Home.
('fillCAGt). November iii—“Tho (lend
body of Robert (irotty. aged sixtoer
yours. son of ’l‘bomuu (unity. vur
found swinging by n rope. nttuched it
n rolling on the buck pouch of hh
father‘s home. lnnt night. The b0:
hnd evidently been dead scvcrnl honri
whpn found. The police are. mysti
tied. concerning the case. and soy the:
are tumble to tell whether it. is it cost
of murder. suicide or necldn-nl. 'l‘borr
are ilngcrmnrku on the drnd boy'
throat. which look us if in» bud boon
ntruuglcd. nud thou his body swung t(.
u rouc‘u-cud to give an nplwnrnm-c of
suicide. ’I‘hc boy’n hundu \Vt‘t't‘ in his
pockets. lending his pnrcnin to believe
thnt he could not ptmsibly buvu unused
the injuries himself. us he wnn hum:
lug.
Mrs. Noll suyu uho board :1 voice old
on tho porch curly in the evening soy:
“Curry him cnsy. Don‘t let him full."
Three hours litter the corpse wns'
found. The nolicc tiny that other boys
may have been plnylng with llobort on
the porch. and attempted to lower him
over the edge with u rope, and in some
wny the rope ullppod nnd slrungled
him to deuth. Then. being nfrnld. the
hoyn rnn uwny without shying uny-
thlng nbout. the ncldeut.
BEQUESTB MADE BY Miss BURR.
By the will of the into Mist; it‘rnncou
Burr. of Sonthport. the Congregational
Church in timt plucn will receive. n be-
qneut of $1,000. nnd the lr‘nlrlleld Mom-
oriul Library $1.000. Willlnm ll. Miller.
for twenty yunru in her employ. in left
sumo; t‘hnrien Sherwoon. of Wc-ntport
n cousin. upon; and tlornellun Run
ilolpb. nu cmployc. Sltltt. ’I‘hc residue is
in trust for her nephew. ilem'y S. Burr
who will burn the llfo une. lliu chit
drop. it ho hum lsnne. Will I'vcoivo it
estulo in cutlmutod nt' about. $100,000.
..._.._._._..~—_......__...
Mllunbclh. wife of Willlunt ll. Ailt'il
wits due to the lullvniitios of old nge
llenldou her husband. the
louver; thrco uonu. twu of whom. Ed
other not] ill .l. ll. Allon. of Bungntuck
llie und wnu nnlvnrunlly roupncted.
...... ...»~---—-
ADVERTIBED LET'f ERG.
iii. illiiil:
HOUTH NORWAIM:
Mru. Anderson.
itirn Mrytln Colon.
Patrick Currie.
Mrs. lino. N. Davis.
Mrs, Kutlo ilrlluu.
ton tit. ~
Henry 8. little. at Summer St.
J. (i. Hutilcld.
Mist: Marlo .luclmou.
Minn anllmt Koch: >
W. Lloyd. "
Charles ll. Northrup.
Olcttf' Otto. 1 West St.
Mrs. Hendrlka Ptntsler.
Mrs. i}. ii. Rich.
Mrs. William llnsiudl.
w. Howard stookwell.
rtuarrb's
Misti Kittie White.
ill. Ill. onown.
Willi l'lunlcc Sherwood. Chm-ion B. .ien- mod. 3'“. w” pinklng up cool on tho
"mil“ 1" "XWMOV "“‘l l-"““'"“- ““‘l ”'9 truck und lulled to notice tho nppronch
Wi.‘..-« V ‘ I ' I I
filliflflilfl lillf'lll‘ilfllfl lllllB LIVBI' Plii =i'.....!.-?.::'.'.i"..:::.'"it...ltt:t.;’.:t." on:
purely Vegetable and never fall to give satisfaction.
contain 100 Pills, 10¢ bum contain ‘0 Pills, 5‘: word nnd Eugene.nrmmulntmr-a. in ”t
‘ f lain 15 PillI. Beware of substitutions and imitations.
”mall. . Stamps taken. Nervlta Medical (30., Corner
’Ind Jackson Sim, Cldago. Illinois. Sold by
riLLson. druggist. South Not-wont. can...
declined
employ of the Consoltdntcd road. The
Miss Mund lidmonds. in.» \Vnuhlmr
The Sutton “HIitProproly DI‘corated
With Flowcrs—Fprmally ‘Rocelv-
ed by MIon- and Municipal ’
‘Gounctltoru. . j ‘
PARIS. November ilk-Mr. 'Krutier
urrlvpdin hurt»; at yon-to thin morning
and wnnlgiyon a magnificent rbcnpttou.
The boulevnrdn were "crammed with
root crowds. . '
Mr.‘ Kruger and party entered the
train at Dijon at 6: till, a. In. His unloon
curs were attached to the Truth de
lmxo from the Riviera to Paris.
In spite of the early hour. n fair mun-
hor of inhabitants ushinnblud on the
platform to cheer the dopnrllng Hinton-
mun. Mr. Kruger uttered n few words
of thanks to the city for its splendid
welcome.
The train only stopped once. on route.
nt La Roche. where n deputation. with
bags. was waiting at tho station to
present Mr. Kruger with n wnrndy
worded address of admiration and nym-
pathy for the Boer cause. Mr. Kru-
ger thanked the deputation. through
his interpreter. The crowd. which
was of respectable numberu for such
a sum“ town. gave the distinguished
traveler unstintod uppluusc.
Elsewhere along the route lhvi’t'
worn the. union auction in! youtordny.
People were waiting on the sides or
the track and on bridges and other
points of vantage. They wanted their
huts and cheered as the truth rnnncd
past at the highest speed.
Nourlng l’m‘iu. those gatherings
ti‘ow more froqucnt nnd of larger untu-
born, until the truln npprouehcd the
terminus here. the (lure. do Lyon. Then
it remarkable apeclnelo was prcnoutod.
Not only the windows but the roofs of
the houses commanding it view of the
truck were. covered with speetntorn. In
addition the railroad eniploym-u hnd
clnmbcrod on the trnlnu lying on the
side of the trnckn and at. the cooling
platforms—ant every point where. n
wllmpso even of the trnln ltsoll could
be secured.
This. howevcr. wnu merely n forc-
taste. of the spectacle which ureetcd
Mr. Krugcr's eyes when the train
ntenmed into the station iiuolf. Not.-
withstnndlng stringent precautions to
udmlt, only ticket. holders. rt inrgo one
wmblnirc filled the. station. while
through the open doors could he sci-n
n huge. concourse of pooplo guthcrod in
the courtymvl outside. The mayor and
municipnl councillors. u number or
senators. dcputlcu. army otlleurs and
reporters were mustered on the plat
form.
Mr. Kruger was to have pnsued
through the station lmll. which had
been specially nrrnnged us it union of
honor, helm: profusely decorated with
flowers. and where he was 9;) be for-
nnlly received by the. mnyor nnd
munlelpnl councillors. lint for some.
mutton the mayor welcomed him on tin-
platform lnutend. nnd Mr. Kruger. to
tho grout, dlanppolntnn-nt of those
railing in the union of honor. panned
out through nnothcr door to the front
1f the utntlou. wiidt‘u'u’ pulr-horso inn
but was drawn up. Mr. Kruger enter-
ed this vehicle and was of once driven
off for bin hotel. nmld u cyclone of en-
lmsin’stlc cheering. on which he was
borne along the whole route—~nlong
‘hc outer bonltwnrdig' ncrosu tho l’lneo
to in llopnbllque. which was n perfect
son of spectators: then through the
Control Boulevards, nl‘rlvlnx til the
Hotel St'rlbo of ll :3!) u. m. .
A lnrgc cscort of mounted municipal
gnurds rodc uround Mr. Krngcr'n cur-
i'lngc.
CATTLE POISONING.
Aged Farm Hand Under Arrest at
Marlborough Accused of the Act.
EAST llAllll"l‘().\'. Conn. Novmubor
iii-«rSuuford Scolcy. of Mnrlhorough.
I ngcd seventy. who hurt been employed
as a form hand on one of the two
forms belonging to Mrs. John Boll. or
Murllmrongh. bus been lll‘l‘iltilt'il on the
charge of poisoning cultle belonging to
Mrs. Bell. (lnttle of neighboring farm»
eru have also been poisoned within the
lust your. and recently it detective has
been employed in hunting for the
'tuilty pnrty. Seclcy will be orrnnucd
late this nftcrnoou.
HER BODY TERRI‘BLY MANGLED.
Woman Killed While Picking Up Coal
on the Tracks at Willimautlc.
Wll.i.iMANTlt‘.. Comp. November 24
«l’olonin Dogchlnn. n l’ollnh wotnnn.
med twenty-four. wan lnutuutly ltillod
here. this morning. by n north-bound
train on the trucks of the. New London
llvlulon of tho Control Vermont ltnil-
of the. truth. Her .body wnu terribly
mangled, the legs litiillK completely nov-
crud.
A THOUSAND TONGUES
Rings‘, Norwnlk.
_....._....__...._...«
EDITOR'C AWFUL PLIOHT.‘
in. H. Boxcar. South Norwutlt: John A
film. :Norwulku dfllfllilll.
W
nutritionnonstruct- '. '
.33: w v... ‘ Z“SlimsEillllblllllfillli’lt
Could not oxproun tho rupture oi
Annie bl. Springer. or 1125 Howard St.
Philadelphia. pit... when she found that hadn't noticed it." ”You. nt bronkfuut
Dr. Klng‘n Now Discovery for Con. thin morning. the pnncakmt on top of
snmption had completely cured her of tire pile. wvrc it little lfilli‘lli. and wimp
. , n hocking cough that for many-yours troy were passed to . nunlo, Ito nun
Mill. Alioll llvod ill WDBIDUH. if.“ llOl‘ llfld mado "m a hurden.‘ A” Othm' gum" UPON“! lil'fil.‘ ~-
romodibu and «indoor could on. her ~-
no help. but the cave of thin Roym
Cure—~“lt soon removed till) Ruin in Cholorn und Diarrhoea Remedy. nnd
Following "5 it ll" 0' letters romuln my chest and i can now aloof) soundly. find it. to be it great medicine." says
his unchOd if!" It “10 MlWlnfi 90"" something i can scarcely remember Mr. E. S. Phippu. of Poicun. Ark. "it
Dmcfifl- ltll'lllllwmlk “MM November doing beiore.’ iiieel lllm sounding its cured mo of bloody flux, I cannot
praises throughout‘tho Universe." 80 spunk too highly of it." Thin remedy
will every one who tries Dr. King’s Ilwnys wins the good opinion. "not
Now Dllcovery for any trouble of the praise. of those. who mm It. . The quick
thrust. Ghent or bonus. Prion bile and cures which it. affects oven in the moat
$1.00. 'l‘rlnl bottle iron ut if. H. Bani severe CHEM. make it a favorite. nvory-
ter'n. South Nonwnlk. and John A. ‘whorc. For little by George 0. Still.
F. M. Higgins. lildttor Benoca.iills..)
Nown, wan stillon for yours with
Piles that no doom or remedy helped and their wings to premnd to push him
untltho tried Bucblon‘u Arnlcudislva, may with. ‘ ' . ‘
lie writes twohoxes wholly. cured him. .
it's the surent Pile cure on earth and
the best arrive in the world. Cure tcrfolta commit fraud.
gunrantoad. only at; cent». Sold by will notdocelve you Into buying worth-
v .p n.
part of the home.
and small Ruffles.
Dimity
and $18.00.
Ina
A shepherd of New South Wales has
tried dentlatry for sheep with grout
success. He had a vulnublc rnm which
found grout difficulty in mustlcnting as
food. owing to theiosaof teeth. Artill-
clnl teeth were inserted. and the uni-
mul has since vigorously nttnched its
fodder.
__W
Chumborlnln's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure billousnuss. constipation
und headache. They are easy to take.
and plensnnt in effect. For sale by
George t‘. Stillson. South Norwnlk.
nnd Edwnrd i’. Weed. Norwalk.
There in more Cntnrrh in this sec.
tlou of the country than all other dis-
eases put together. and until tho last
few years was supposed to be incur-
nblt‘. For it great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease. and pro
scribed 'loenl remedies, und by ecu-
stuntly falling to cure with local treat-
ment. pronounccd'lt incurabln. Science
has proven cutnrrh to be it constitu-
tional disease. and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hull‘n Cri-
tnrrh (hire. manufactured by F.
.l.‘ Cheney 8: 00.. Toledo. Ohio.
is the only constitutional. cure
on the market. if is taken in»
ternnly. in doses from" it) drops to o
tenspoonful. it netn directly on the
blood and muconn surfaces of tho sys-
tem. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it falls to euro. Send for
clroulnrn and testimonials.
Addrenn. lr‘. .l. CHENEY & (3.0..
Toledo. 0.
Sold by llrnggista. 75o.
l‘lull's Fondly Pills arc the best.
m “h“-..-
".ilmntlc is getting more polite." "i
“l liuvonsod Chamberlain's Colic
non. South Norwslk. und lildwnrd 1'.
Wood. Norwnllt...
if women wnm angels. they would
probably use their 'nrmn to hold it flittfl
«A
Both matters and elrcnluiors of coun-
lioncsi. men
. loss counterfolta of imp/urn thch
. nominative. The original latnislllble
for curing plies, sum. contains rind nit
Poetical genius in often but. an un- akin discover. 0. (3. million. South
common degree of imagination.
1
Norwulk; n. P. Wood. Norwullt.
I
And ”its WmdoWs ,
tore ......
' Sonic
l
‘3 {if iii ohm Sécllon, you should 1m bow flirty will IOOk‘
t w «idioms b‘svebrouglzt them together and made.
. :« A Dining goomfiand such an one aslt woultlplcase you'to step
into. and lab: perscrsldrl of Without the addition of anything sale” the
cdlbles~has been arranged in our window at the 9
Street egg! .Folrflcld Avenue. |_
‘ A‘superb lilo/109m): Dining Suite with all its attendant array of
suo‘lvthmaslt. rare China, sparkling Cut Glass and shining Silver.
surpasses any display of a.slmllar character (her made in Bridgeport,
Well «worth a trip down town to see.
,, , SMALL PRICES OFGREAT WEIGHT. - -- ‘ .
'Small paces do not usually carry much weight in convincing people that
cle ts dcslmbltunttl an inspection has proper: its merit, yet the achievements of the
Underdttrtfieclton m the past have been such as to give the follo'iblng sfatament of
prices the importance Wild) they tie-servo, ‘ ' ‘ ‘
Ijbms leading styles in Silk Petticoats made lo about thirty
drfferent shades, plain and cbangeable. -Wr'th 12 inch
Corded Rufflew— two Flounce Corded~willt Side Hailing
Feather-boned Skirt 'lbltb two Ruffles and Dust Ruffle-—
with dee Umbrella Raffle and Dust Ruffle—~three small
. ffles with Featherbone -~witb 12
Plotting and small Ruffle.
Petticoats with wide Knife and Side Hailing and Racking
Edgev—toith two Fluted Ruffles. Pinked~wlth Graduated
Accordion Hailing—with three Raffles and Dust Ruf-
fle- . .
OTHERSILK PETTICOATS at $4.98. $8.50. $12.50, $15.00. $16.50
Packages of Handkerchief Extracts of popular odors at
The D. M. READ Co.
Established I857.
Alwaus buus of us.
t... , .. . . of our Hunks-_
gluing offerings. . We believe ”if“. besides 35¢an each class of
comer of Main
1'an Knife
them a
\
$5.90.
$7.50.
$10.00. .
CENTER COUNTER A TTRAC T IONS. .
A glance'o’ber what the Center Counters of the Main Aisle bold will interest.
At one end Mold predominates as the color of various prett
tily decorated in while. such as Memorandum Books, Pen
cute little Work Boxes with needles. thread, thimble. sissors. etc, Game Sets. Eart—
foltos. Globe. Handkerchief, Collar and Cuff Boxes. Next came Double and Single
Pboto Frames, Blotters. etc. in dainty colors, then a great variety of Sterling Silver
and Sterlizg Mounted Novelties at 25c ea. - 4
enter Show Case are seven different styles of
and useful articles .dat'n-
ipers will) Stamp "Box.
250 Pkg.
1
lie knowslhat
our stock is the freshest and . most
complete in the city.
of charges. _
Everethina in ‘
Till”. Clilllhlh FOODCO
Corner Railroad PlaoI
“ . angiwoshlnhioubtrobi f ‘ Mill
JELLO. THE NEW DEGSERT.
plonsnn all the. family. Four flavors:
Lumen. Orange. Raspberry and Straw
berry. At your gromrn. Try It to
dny.
[in you know how to dlncovnr n mnn’n
in‘como'.‘ Auit him wlmi. he. lltlnhn n
comfortable income nhould be. nnd lil-
vldo hlu nunwor by 2. 'i‘blsin the rule
given by n llnrvnrd profosnor of not»
liomiClP—il shrewd nnm l “Mouton .lour-
uul.~- -
ONLY CURE FOR DVSFEPSlA.
Mru. ifruuklln._Bush; of New Crmtle
Duh. suynz’ "l suffered for yours! with
dyup‘uptdn. lined to have grout dia-
trcntt and Matching. i tried everything
i could hear of. but. nothing helped me
till I took llruzlllun l'lnlm. und ono 50
cent. bottle tiut'otl me completely."
For fluid by it. if. l’lalbtod and if. it.
Baxter.
cum.-
1 know the ilrut thing my wife
would any if uho worn to he. made
Queen of lauglund."
"What?"
"Is my crown on utrnlglitt‘h i'ldln-
dolphin Bulletin.
in i897. out of 458,982 individuals
who were marriedln the 8.000 com-
million of ltniy. only/”2532000 could'nlxn
their nnmcn in tho municipal rosin-
trlou, and tlilrty-scm'out of every
one hundred recruits of that your,
could neither write Monitor .1.
'A VILLAGE sLAcxoMtrH stain
HIS LITTLE SON'B LIFI.
. Mr. ii. if. Black. the well-known
village blacksmith at orahnmuvillc.
Sullivan (30.. N. Y.. uuyn: “Our‘itttlo
non. iivo yours old. has always been
oubJoct to cronp. unmwbuuhuvoutho
attacks been that we have .fesrod
many times that he would die. We
hnvo had the doctorruind‘ used many
medicines. but Ohmborlniu’s Cough
Remedy to now our sole rotunda. it
seems to dissolve thertonl’ii' unearth.
end by giving frequentdoson. when
the cronpy symptoms concur. we hove
found tint tho drcIded worm inputted
before it sets settled." There is no
danger in giving this rented ’~ior lIt
contains noiopium or other within
drug. and may be given as con dontly
to n babe no to In Idnlt. For an b .
u. o. Stillsou. south Norwullt. and .
1’. Wood. Norwclit. ...' a 3 . '
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