motored in the latest fabrics. Marvelonsiy low prices.
,1 .._ "this Chairs; all styles ironies, with and‘without but
ill. leather, tapestry or velour cushions. Exclusive designs
prices. . ‘
, gmthe latest in iiii‘llilill‘t‘"wc have them.
rpiture is fully up to the “gold standard."—~—Easy
.. option-Chili 8', Bay Window and Comer Chairs, Tctc-a-
hive. .‘Art'"l‘ables, Cabinets, ctc., in pleasing variety, at
iih'lc prices.
M could not n-iakc a selection from our variety of 35 styles
miles? 'Some in leather, others in silk. paniisotc and broca-
} (5hr prices are as catchy as the variety.
ith the world-renowned Mathushek Pianos. we carry the only
lifeline of Music Cabinets in town. Prices from $3 to $18.00
ltd-every one a bargain.
tra special values will be oii'ercd this week in Pictures,
ouclies, Dressing Tables, Hail Racks and White Enameled
Halt Brass Beds.
Our Confectionery Department. on main iioor, is making more
every day;orders by either mail or telephone, for confec-
ery, Ice Cream or Fine. Bckery, will receive immediate atten—
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
557m van 1.
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS.
, SOUTH NORWALK.
* Holiday Goods are coming in. and to make room to dis-
}y them, we Will make a sale of .short lengths and broken
hes. ‘
'RESS GOODS WILL AFFORD A SPECIAL ATTRAC-
TION.
EMNANTS ANI) our)
_ PIECES
ill be will»; Mtractlrc. prices.
SILK WAISTS
are alwayb in demand. You
can buy them at less than
their value.
MERCERIZED SKIRTS.
Have been samples. it
didn’t improve them, but
did improve the prices for
you.
luriugggrgLANNuL-
ETTES
MATS AND RUGS.
Dropped patterns. Just as
good quality and lower
prices.
,S‘ILKOLIN ES AN D
.,$.WISS (DRAPERIIZS.
" Some attractive bargains.
A counter devoted to special items for this sale.
NECKTIES. BOYS' wmsrs.
COLLARS. MEN'S SHIRTS.
*S'USPENDERS. TAM O’SHANTERS.
And other goods atsale prices. p
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*QIQ‘CKERMANGr SON,
‘ ‘ 784 Washington Street. South Norwaik. ,
' 0000000000000000000
. reached
.ho‘uhli iii W ‘ ,
‘ iterofii‘i '
NW. .rva
woli-li‘tiowli’"“bltizc , .
second ulpry- he houqoiln Sylvan two-c
one, in rcliit my on nninslng incident
of tho Yulaiflurvumzumap to ' his
friends. lib wna slttlnulinlhlcroom
about 6 o'clock Saturday» evening.
when he heard some orioeomormi the
stairway. go Into the room of his son.
1pm.com and thought not more of the
matter. But shortly. ’nltcrwurds thu‘
boy hiniself'cume homo, catholic: u}
short invent-brunch. came to ihc'futhur
to find out who the gcnthunun Willi
that won occupying his bed. Then the
ontirc family investigated. Lying on
tho bed. courpiotciy urcuHciipwlthrtiiu
exception of iliii’iiOili. nnd overcoat.
wars the body of a young man about
twenty-two 'ycnru oh. Tho ovcrcoat
'wns laid away in o'nb' corner" of tho
room, and the cunt. Willi hung on tho
bed post. both being plentifnily decor-
utedwitb red ribbons.
it took flitccn minutca hard work to
awaken the young follow. and tho first
thing he. wanted to know, was what
thoylwuntcd to wake him up for. In
answer to u question an to where be
supposed he. won. ho answered:
“Why. i am home, of course!"
'I‘ho mun who toils the ntory, says
that ho finally convinced tho young
follow that he won soverul miles from
Chicago. and helped him to take an in-
ventory of his pockets. 'I‘hcro was
one. 32 bill. n 81 bill. which was torn
in halves. and two pint bottlca of whis-
key. one of which was nearly empty.
The. young fellow’u name is not inndc
public. but. it In said that. be In the non
of n onI-to'do Chicago mun. and :1
Harvard student. Ho was placed on u-
Sylvan nVouno car, and tho conductor
was given instructions to trulmfcr him
to the depot line. llow he cnmo to get
up on Syivun avenue; which is off thi-
usual truck of out-obtown visitors to
the game. in n myotcry.
WORK ON NEW BUILDINGS.
Activity Keen on the Bicentennial
Structures of the New Campus.
NEW HAVEN. November 28~—Worl.
on the Yale bi-conteuuini buildings i
being pushed as rnpldly ins possibil-
beculmc of the near npproach of coil
weather. Fayerwcnthcr ilnll. the nor.
dormitory. in externally finished. Sm
cral wmkn will cinpnc beforc the in
tcrlor is completed. it in u coinpnnioi
building to the White dormitory. 11‘
though not on exact counterpart. 'i‘h
lnr. l"lly(‘I‘Wl‘ilill(‘l‘ ilall will ho roml.‘
for occupancy by January I.
At ilendric Hull. the new recitation
and olIlco building of the Law School
Iho mnin I‘Illl'lllH‘t‘ hnu jinn, hem
thrown open. Nearly all the room
have been in use since the obi-hint: o
the full term.
The memorial dining hull. illl' Iurgcc
of iii-centennial buildings. hits no“
the. first ntcrr. For Iiv:
months a bin force of workmen bur.
been active In chronicling the l‘onndr
tioun. immense granite blocks in tir
fonudntion walks and fifteen rows 0.
pillars twelve feet high. und Ilvo fee
snunrc. lit the tons. chow how bulb
and impressive tho foundation our
ports will bc.
The new chapter honor of the llool
and Snake thickly on (ll'nvi‘ direct
that ubovu the new dining hnll. wn
opened for regular meetings of thc so
cir-ly last week. This is of Inurbh
and presents one of the most nitrnci
ive appearances of any secret sociel}
building in New England.
CRUSHED BY ELEVATOR.
Mechanic was Struck Twice. the Fir-ct
Time on the Chest.
\VINS’FEI). '(‘onn.. November 2R-
Thomnu O'Neil. ngod twenty-mic, \vn’
killed last night by no eicvntor In the
factory of the T. U. Richardc llnrd
ware Company. where he was employ
ed as a machinist. Some pccnlinr cir
cumstnnces in connection with the.
case. led the authorities to prcpnrc for
a careful investigation.
After an autopsy under lhc direction
of (lorollol‘ liichnrd ’l‘. lliuulnu, Mcdi
cal Examiner W. H. llnrlbull und Dr
E. ii. Welch. It Willi dccidcd thni dcnti'
wns accidentnl. O'Nell'u chcul \vn'
crimiml. only his legs and the lower
burl. of the nbdomon were under tin
elevator when the body was found. one
it in [relieved thni ho Willi i\\'l(‘t‘ nirnch
lll' lhc elevator. the body being lw iulcr'
nbout after the firm and fatal blow on
the. chord.
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., ' Lost Vigor.
and Ihnlool..:
ICE 8TOHM AT WINSTED.
Much Damage Done in Towns Near the
State Line.
WiNh‘Tidl). (loud. Novombcr Eli ~---Au
len storm which. according to reports
received horn, hm; boon raging In
hmcliiyill i Emluionl. Loss of Memory, all wasting dis-
mulfiwu o! ulf—Ibmic or excel: and indiscretion.
60
., rv tonic Ind blood builder. Bringaiho ink
. T {Afim’ a chain ”id tutor“ tho fire of youth. pB'y '"IL.
£51m. por bol. 6 bum for $2.50. with our bank- 60
, ,fl. ' to can or refund‘tho money paid. 01'.
‘ vflondrlanlr'uulnr. Ind'wpy oi our banktbio guarantee bond. 4 "
townu nnd viilngcn north of Winn-led
and ndinconl. to the Mnunncbnucit;
state line. huh done considerable dam
age. Much havoc bun been wronghi
among tho fruit trcou. The roads or.
impnnnublc nnd blocked by inllinr
trams 'i‘In- Hinge between the Mnnun
m lmmodlate Results
1;; .V “d tho/amoral: of Executive Use of Tab-coo. Opium or Liquor.
In so duh-1a: remind nanny pill. Addres-
. :NIRVI'I'A MEDICAL COMPANY
‘x
SORE‘THROAT?
.. no
Brazilian
Balm.......-..
I... ”W?! $1.00
BAXTER‘S or
Will! do my paper-
lp n from and do
ll
SOiith Main Street.
1% a Whuior'e Bicycle
“Slam
y"! 'i'ihp Grove. Place
minnow
‘ EXTRA SIRENGTH
(bur-hm cure for Lou of Power, Varicocole. Undeveloped or Shrunkcn
Momma Ataxia. Nari/on: Frustration Hysteria. Fits. gaming;i
y or
box. 6 for 05.00 with our banlublo gun-nu. bond to
W
ehnaottk ntuto lino nnd thin city wnn tili-
ublc to reach here today. and the drlv
or Who obliged to louvc the vehicle and
come to town horuebuck.
FOR A CANAL AT THE. DALLEB.
PORTLAND. 0m. Now-tuber 28» it}
II. Libbey und John Adamo. of licwls
ton. lduho. incl, with the (llllldllllt‘l‘ of
Uouunnrco of Portland. yoctorduy. to
eonuidcr the nmticr of opening the
Columbia itivcr, to free ,nuvlgnlion.
“WW WlOAN-IWNOW The particular prefect t'n lint-“lilti- “It Main ntroelu, l-lnnth Norwnlk. cuun.
. . . .. . , tonlion With it court at tie. in on. I Tell: hono Coll. 31$.
m ”'OMGI 0. 'T'LL.°"0 dl'll'fllI‘. “In” NOI'WClkg Conn. WEB POHUlVUd to mg]; Coup-gm; [a 0
Change the plan of improvmuont from
a boat railway. for which no nppropri
utlon of $250.0th ban nlrcmly boon
mode, to n canal and locku. to cost
about 84.000.000. it. wan the serum of
tho mueting that Conuronn nhonld anili-
oriuc Ibo cnnnl at tho lhillou to be.
built. on tho continuous contract pinn.
NOME iOOLATED BY lCE.
SEATTLE. Wash, November 2tl~
The United States rcvcnno cutter Mo»
new that Nome is now completely
isolated from the outer world by a. burl
riuroi Inc. For seven lonnimonthn this
~ condition of affairs will continue. The
camp is well unppllcd with provintonl
and fuel. ll. hi ponuiblo lhlt bellow tho
first. nlcinncrp nrrivo at. Nome In the
curing there may be it alight. uhortugu
und‘llght the gill. '- lie. suppvfiml li‘wau,“
general in.on of architecture is nlinl» ‘
Culloch has arrived from Alaska with .
Minor—L's c.
3 I. ".3 ~n:1,v"“.‘ ’
Beautiful tumultuous
Come from pure. nntnlnted blood- No coin-
pioxlon can be muddy, omitted or allow If
the bldod‘ls pure 3' no complexion can be nicer
of blcmluhou It the blood ionot ore. More
than thhi: lililtlllllbotlnnol'fixifllvl 'u body nup-
riled with pure blood. '1 h; in the neural of
he were» of Celery King. ‘1! makes pure
blood. . -. “
tlclcry Kiuu curen t‘pnlu‘lpntton and Nerve.
i-llonmch. litvvr pod hidncvdlucim. 8
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CHOPPER
.‘ >
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cnors ALL KINDS or
FOOD lnto'CIean Cut Uni-
form Pieces as 'leE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machineocho meat
only. THIS DOES WAY
WITH THE CHOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
a-c———
cuors Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread:
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Cailond ace it.
For Sale by
Contact. Watkins & Dov,
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
..-....... . 1.-."; .
w B. RID-Eli?»
Hydraulic and Sanitary
Englneor.
74 WEST AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Examinntiouu. Reports, Plants. l‘lsti-
mates for Water Worlau, ii‘iltora. Sow-
arngo and (ionornl Surveying.
One hundred and eighty-nine Dams,
Reservoirs and forty-one systems of
Water Works planned and built. Per
ionnl attention given to all work.
Plans of Mill Work carefully pro
iarcd. 031 ti
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mutational
lllghcst cash price paid for old met
aid and nllllCI'iillii of every kind. Drop
me u postal and I will cull.
Prompt iliil'llliUll and honorable
dealings with oil. I am occasionally in
New York some days through the week.
Immediate attention on my return
will be given to any bunincuu that mny
come in during my absence.
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 Raymond St, or II North Main
SL. Store.
Leliigh Don’t Lie:
iii”
You wunt your cool delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most cnrcfni mon nnd our aim is for
perfection of delivery {Iii well on por-
foetlon of coal.
WE KNOW IT
will be to your advantage to buy your
cool horc.
Irving Lockwood a Co.
Hucccnuor In ll. llurrln.
Cool thd and Office Water niroel-
Bruucb onion. Corner Worthington and
unwrnonu CALL. 13M.
FRANK HAN Sliill
Plumbing. Steam.
lioi Weller and
Gas Filling.
TIN AND SEE;
man wank.
con. will“ Koo
nwvrunn crane-r.
3... because
many Fancy
’ ‘ p m‘ colorings
they offer at their respective prices.
as belor‘iiqing to a higher class. Notable also are the
blue an .--wbitc and blade and whiter .
name
kins are tastefully ut 1min sets. 'nvbile Tea. Cloths.
eta. supplement! ‘icguiér sets. ‘
213 yds long at $9.88 and $15.00.
2x3i yds long at $10.75.
Zi‘IZ'iyds long at $19.50.
2ix3 yds long at $18.50 tbe set.
Hemstr'tcbca' Damask Tea Clotbs and Doylies to match
I 5- yds square at $3.25.
1i ya's square at $1.98.
I yd square at $1.25.
16113 Doylz’es $3.5 0 the dos.
16116 Doylics $2.50 the (102.
9.179 Doylies $1.00 the dos.
they are notable for
the quality; and style
. are many printed ftvarp Silks in. beautiful Persian designs
that are pricud‘at‘ but little‘moxtban fz‘alftlte'ir halite. 0r$l .00 yard;
as well as Fancy Haiti-l whose color combinations at once mar/e them
Striped Silks in
‘ HWSTITCHED TABLE DAMASK is among the most nt-v
Nature: of {our flmbsgioing stack a Table Appuri‘enanc‘cs.
Beautifully Hemstttcbed Table Cloths wit/i austitcbea' Dinner Nap-
Doylics, Tray
Hemstitcbed Damask Table Clot/1.5 with Nap/tins to match.
2.le yd; long at 33.75, $11.50. $13.50, al.4511650, ’
among
Silks
cubic/1
Doing nothing is not the
one. can find.
lchitt's Lillie Early Risen: arc tho
boot livcr piliis ever made. Easy to
lake and never gripe. (l. C. Stillson.
South Norwnik; 1'). P. Wood. Norwnlll.
(‘llhil'l job’
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l'Iwry man can bc popnlnr ii hc goes
to the right placc.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousnoss. constipation
and headache. They are easy to take,
and pleasant in effect. For sale by
George C. Stillaon. South Norwaik
nnd Edward I’. Weed. Norwnlk.
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llow very easy if is tor a man to
make a fool of himself.
There is thorn Cutnrrh in this sec-
tion of the country than all other dia-
casoa put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur-
hblc. For it great many years doctors
pronounced it it local disease. and pre-
scribed local remedlen. and by con-
stantly falling to cure with local treat-
ment. pronounced it inournblc. Science
has provcn calurrh to bc a cunnilin-
tionnl disease. and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. iiail'n tia-
tarrb Gin-o. manufactured by lv‘.
. (ihcney K'. 00.. ’I'oicdo. tlhio.
lti the only constitutional cure
on the mnrkoi. It is taken in.
terualy. to donor; from in dropn to u
tenspooufni. It acts directly on the
blood and mucous aurfnccs of tho cyc-
lcm.‘ ’l‘hoy otter one hundred dollars
for any cash it. fails to euro. Semi for
circulars Illltl testimonialu.
Address, I". J. CHENEY & 00..
Toledo. 0.
Sold by I'lrugglpie. 75c.
Ilull‘s Family i‘tllu are the boot.
The chronic Invnlid. If tho truth were
known. In ol‘tcn u chronic loufcr.
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Ilolh makers and circuluiom or conn-
tcrfclni commit. fraud. Honest. men
Honsti'tched Damask Tray Clot/is.
1 9x27 at 25c.
20130 at 50.
22x32 at $1.25, extra size and quality.
Plain Hemmer! Tray Cloths.
19. 25. 35. 65. and 75c.
Round Fringed Tray Cloths, Fancy Hemstr’tched.
15x15. special 15c ea.
MEN'S BA TH, ROBES. Some men don't own a Bath Robe simply because
they fiche other realised what a great degree of comfort .2 Robe 'im'll add to their
darly life. especially if the distance between Bea'cbambcr and Bathroom be long. You
will find tbem In our Haberdasbery Section. made from fine double faced Eidenlo'nm
with the dark colored side outward. A fancy border of the same color as the inner
face of the material. and heavy Cards and Tassels at neck and
waist. make a bandsome as well as luxurious garment. Price
The D. M. READ Co.
59, 85. and 98c.
$5.00 W
Established 1857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
we keep. If you don't see it, ask for it.
Remember this is the week of all weeks for the pur-
chase of all these things which are necessary for a good old
Thanksgiving. We have all the good things you‘ll want
for your Thanksgiving least. so come and look at our fine
display. and we are sure you won‘t go home empty hand-
Cd.
m
; THE Grunt hobo.
comer Railroad Plaaq- .
-aߢ-Washln'uiou;ruo_i . , ,.
I. . > . .r
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Lingering ~“’I‘hiu maiciaclor shall
Inn-ct with exemplary pnnlulnncnt."
said the Chinese oiilclul.
"lint you haven't. begun to do any-
thlng with him yet."
“We are submitting him to thc hor-
rorH of nucpcnm'. lliu shall be a lin-
goring dcnlh. it rholi linger (or years
Home men uro womb to gosclp'thun
women. ‘ ‘ ~
{‘I have need Chnmh'crlaln'n Colic
(lholcrn nnd Diarrhoeit"'Rcmody, and
find ll. to ho n grout‘medlclnc." days
Mr. Id. ti. Phipps. of Poland. Ark. “It
will not. dccnivr‘yon into buying worth-
less counterfeitu of DcWitt'c Witch
Hazel Salve. The original ill infallible
for curing pllcu. horns. eczema-and nil
chin diseases. ti. ('3. Httllson. South
Norwnlk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
[min of mf‘ll are cnilnd pennimiidu
who ill‘i' nothing more. than rnu‘chcw-
cru. ‘
To remove tronblcnonio corn or
bunlon: Flint. cook the corn or Inm-
ion in warm water to action it. than
pure it down as closely as possible.
without drawing blood. and apply
Chamberlain'n Pain Balm twice daily:
rubbing vigorously for ilvc minutes at
each application. A corn planter
should be worn for a few days, to pro.
tact it from the shoe. ' Au a general
Ilnlmcnt for sprains. bruiaeu. lamenens
and rheumatism. Pain Balm in un-
equaled. For solo by Ileorgc (7. Hilli-
non. South Norwalk, and Ildwnrd 1'.
Wood. Norwalk. . .'
Any man who tells thinsu to gut poo
will be serious.
of cool. but. it is not anticipated that It
worn NORWALK.
pie mad Ia hated by all decent people.
cllrml mo of ‘lliflOdl’b-Pllx. I cannot
Micah Ino’ highly of It’ . {‘I‘hin romoiiy
always winn thn good; pinion. if not
pi'alsn.oribonn whovir sit. 'l‘ho quick
cured which it. effcclu . cu hr till! merit
iwyerrs cimor, mulw‘ itiit ’furorite’ovarv-
whnro. lrnr unlc‘by‘vthorgc .0. still—
::nn. Smith Novw*nlk._rrnil Edward M
Wood, Norwalk. -
nud yearn-J."
Willi
h
'Paiii-th‘er
(for
cute
Burns
Bruises
'l‘hc l‘Ilb‘lllhil thing in the world to do ,
In trifling.
—
Who" you fool that. life is hardly
worth the candle take a done of Ghana-
imrlnln'n Stomach and-Liver Tablets.
They will clennnc your stomach; tone
0mm 3
, ' 1 , up your liver. and rmluto your bow-
g'l'ngoga’ an. mriklng you loci like a new man.
Complaint-ti For no u by George O.-8tlllaon, South
Norwnlk. and Edward 1’. Wood. Nor-‘
ii in home. Inft‘ Iiili quick rcmml}. 1 walk.
The; -'.~ Y |
( QNL .0"! i 'l‘ho man who ntealn it watch de-
? O. K “ I serve» to wind up in .‘ihll.
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a.“ l 2? l JELLO. The new lanolin '
Perry ‘llovhi‘. ~ ' planar-u all the fumil!5"‘1‘ouri ntvurar
’l’w I a n maul. i "”1”": flrungo. Rupim'ry Rfld‘fitfltw~
om . . l- hurry. At your groccru. Try ,it iii" ..
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