W .. >
. “it 1“?“ Prl'cr»'z.»thse Style» and how not
Mitotic things tire locked after and thoroughly
..Conseuuent..lyy0ii are viewed and so ate we,
u are an reiygto cumin
lictvliuc “of i’arlor Suits, each piece differ~
clatcst taunt... Marvelously low prices.
tapestry or velour cushions. Exclusive designs
pro is .
Divansf-othe latest indurniture»we have them.
. » niturc‘iis fully up to the “gold standard."—~——Easy
tiouCCli‘a'i , boy‘Window and Corner Chairs, Tote—a»
Art Tables, Cabinets, etc., in pleasing variety, at
ii'ce's;
nine in leather, others in silk, pantisote and broca-
store as catchy as the variety.
intact Music Cabinets in town. Prices from $3 to $18.00
vory’oue a bargain.
”special values will he offered this week in Pictures.
when, Dressing Tables. Hall Racks and White Enameled
rasti'Beds. ‘
onfeetloneryDepartment, on main door, is making.r more
n EVERY EVENING.
‘ . forte van t,
”lifeguanmn AND nun STREETS.
. .' .SQUTH NORWALK-
. 01°F
snug Up for Christmas
p .. o itiay Goods are coming in. and to make room to dis-
h? them, we will make a sale of short lengths and broken
WILL AFFORD A SPECIAL ATTRAC-
TION.
. v.
as Goons
lNANTS AND ODD
PIECES
insold at attractive prions.
SILK W AIST 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.
MATS AND RUGS.
Dropped patterns. Just as
good quality and lower
prices.
rind. F1.hNNEl.-
Brains.
ter devoted to special items for this sale.
Ecx'ribs. BOYS' WAISTS.
coupons. MEN'S SHIRTS.
; siiSPENDERs. TAM O’SHANTERS.
viii othcrgoods at sale prices. ‘
i . . ...84 Washington Shell. South Norwalk.
. . .Siele Headache, Indigestion. Constipation
“ ortciiotivencss we cannot cure with
i, llullii-io-Ilala Lillie Iiui PII
Add Jackson 8b.. Clucazo. Illinois. Sold by '
"GE (KSIILLSON. druggiet. South Norwelk. Conn.
:_ idiotic ii
wealdbetoyour advantage to buy your coal here. for
the coming neuron, and if you do. you will become our
. ‘prlrmen‘ent cuetomer We can refer you to cuetomere'
V Wild“ bought coal here eioclueively for more than I
film of a century. as to the uniformly good quality
of the coal we sell. We have never had a better stock
iW” present. and are confident of our ability to
"phone you. Leave us your order tend you'll be sure
ugloemiart when winter comes. ‘ ’
i ‘r * . '
tin H. FERRIS,
‘ runwrru "no bl
v
Chaim. all styles'ira’nies. with nod ‘witliout'footr.
DICKERMANScSON, ,
purely Vegetable and never fail to give satieiactlon.
wIVcoritlihi 100 Pills, 10c boxes contain 40 Pills, 5c
4‘ u i5 Pills. Bewareoi subrtitutlons and imitations.
“‘Stamps taken. Nerth Medical (10.. Corner
W I
9mm
b ‘ 1 .
scion ofdlblnliiliiloii’lr‘fiuliiiub
no“... ,
~+ on u...
Lieu
. vie Loni Hun-to sat niobium
”wmim i‘.‘ Much'i‘n Eileen oi Any
Hemtotore Mode, Due to in.
creased Dimenelone.
’ .1 Hm I ‘
“WASHINGTON, net-outlier i-'l‘lio
report of tho Isthmlau Ganpl Unfurnis-
iiion, submitted byjt‘iic president to
Congress today. given as the unani-
mous conclusion of that body that “the
moat practicable and fcauible route for
an tethmlnu canal, under the control.
management and ownership or the
United States, in that known as the
Nicaraguan route."
The commission estimates the coat
of this route at $200,540,000. This cs-
tlniate Iii much In excuse of any here-
tofore. made 'und in due to Inoreaiiriii
dimensions. and other features not
heretofore considered. The coinmls-
stun also estimates the cost of a canal
by the Panama route, at “42342.5”,
according to one route, or $156,378.258.
according to another route. As be-
tween the Nicaragua and Panama
route the commission sums up a bum
her of advantages favorable to the for.
mer. it utntes also that under the
concessions given by the Colombian
government to the l’illliimil (lunul Com-
pany that government In not free to
grant necessary rights to the United
States except upon conditions made by
the company. The report In a docu-
ment of about. 17,000 words. almost as
long as the president's message. Al
though the work of the commission ii.
not yet completed. many of the lleld
parties still being out, yet It has been
sufficiently advanced to make it prac-
tical to present. thin prelimin-
ary report . giving the essen tlul
dndi age. A thorough investigation
has been made not only of the Nicara-
gua and Panama route, but of other
possible routes. the commission keen-
lng in mind the Industrial. eouiinor
eial and military value of an Intel‘-
oeeniilc eaiial.~and also the rights
privileges and franchises necessary to
be secured for the construction of u
ennui under the control, management
and ownership of the United States
In all thlrty-one working portion were
organized and sent Into the lipid. milk.
ing a term of about 220 engineers and
assistants. besides about 000 laborers.
boatmen and other workmen employed
in the various countries. a total of
. more than 800. Meanwhile. the mom
hers of the eomniinslou personally con
ducted vurimis branches of the work
One party Went to Paris. where they
examined the details of the Panama
canal project, now being executed by
the French company.
A detailed description is gwen 0.- inc
trip over the several routes. Along
the Nicaragua route, It. was found that
the short section of partially construct»
cd ennui In perhaps In as good shape
today. on it was when the work Was
stopped. The buildings, however. are
all rotten and the dredgern. boats. etc.
are worthless. The commission visit-
ed President Maya and other Icadlne.
officials of Nlciirncua. and found them
greatly interested In the project. The
occupation of their territory by the
United States for ennui purpoeus. did
not seem to be. regarded as n serioiii-s
obstacle. provided the sovereiirnly of
the renublle wan respected.
Along the Panama route the com
mission found a largo force of work
men eiizuzed upon the. ennui line
about. 2.000 In number, according to
the Panama company. The ennui had
been opened to some extent at both
ends. Immense ounnllllen of lllllf‘llill
cry. liiililonienlu and tools. \vere found
along the route. Much of this prop
0113'. the eoiuuilsulon reports. In ill
adapted to American methods of Work
and all of It Is flow from thirteen to
twenty years old, so that no value
should be given to the plant now on
the. lsthuiiiu. A visit was also made
to President Iglenlas. of (‘okla Rica,
and his cabinet and a strong semi
inciit found to with“ for an American
canal along the Nicaragua route.
Trips were. also made along the Dark-ii
route.
After going over Ike Hl‘\‘t‘l‘lli l‘tlliit'rl
the commission eouuidered the dimen-
sions of the euunl to be built. Hui-lax
in mind the Increasing lil'ld‘ ol' pecun-
golug vessels. It Willi determined to [it
upon u depth of thirty-[Ive feet. of
menu low water. llllll u bottom width
of Ibo feel, with home llltfl‘t'ltHl! of «II-
menslonn ut. eortulu points. These
dliuciiulouu are larger than ”nine pro-
pmcd for any prnvloun ennui Hellenic.
While they may ileum exeeunlre today,
the t‘OllllIlll-ll-iilill poIiiti-i out. that the
canal lu not likely to be opened within
top yearn, during which time the ln-
ercucu Iu maritime dluieniilonii. In Ilko-
ly to continue. A width or the feet
will allow all but lliu very Iiirgeul ulilpu
to paint eneb other In the canal. while
the loeku are of n dluu-ueioii to permit
Il'lllllof'lll'l‘t‘tl.
loci.
Taking up the Nlcuruiinu route in do
lull. the euiiiiiiluulon unyii that.
route adopted lollowu unlientillll’y tin
Ilumi laid down by the Nicaragua f‘nu
~ ul Commiuulon iii llu report of 1807
1890. It begins iieur Iireytown on ”N
Atlantic aide. follow the Sim Jinn
river. enters Luke Nlcnruirun. unvj‘inr
. minutes at Brito. on tho Pucllle uldu
3 about. 180 inlleu.
town and llrllo.
of the hike. The time l‘f‘tlllll‘tltl
. ou‘ the time required for the eonutrul
lieu of this dam. The
ronnoliubiu estimate for the time 0
building It. At lcaiit. two years will b
cobamuud In preparatory work an
- manned Immediately thereafter. th
even the largest uhlpu about 'to be
'l‘ln- ulzo of Iocku ii: 740
foot length. blunts-four feet width. in
the clear. with n depth of thlrly'llro
the
_ 'I‘lic dliilnnee from ccnuii to ocean in
Plano are given for
. tho irrcut bin-born required at dim"
'l‘Im moot dlllleull. ou-
uluuerlnu work In the dam acroeu the
San Juan river to rvaulatc the wateru
lo
- build the. email bimmii'iilmort entirely
commleulou
says Billili yearn would probably be u
opening a burl-or at. (Breytown. so that
If work on the dam should, be com-
time required for completing the eu-
los do ‘ l
Milli. u amnion
iii-no). $51,680,000. . . »
Ninetyeight miles of railroad. 57.-
350.000. . . , 1 y .
...Tutul 107.117.1300. . . .
: munitions. nailed. mutilation and
generalcontingencies. .. L "
"3A groupie. 8200.04tlglitlb.’ ‘ ‘
if!” is ,estlm‘uth’ is for a could suitable
for navigation-by the lookout chips now
with. thetermo oi the billipoiidlng in
Congress. ltuprovlduiidor. . a double
ayatem‘ of locku. so that Mitigation can
be maintained it oncvcyuteni nucleated
for repulru or renewal» .If it single
lockase system is provided, the coin
will be reduced 519.678.000. . Narrow-
log the bottom ‘onehiiri will permit
a further reduction of $1 $49,000. This
would bring. the estimated cost down
to $103,913,000. . ~.
Concerning the Panama route the
commission new the natural attraction
lies In the combination of a very nur-
row Isthmus with a low summit. The
width of therlethmua is lens than 3:.
miles. while the summit Is baroiy 300
feet above mean tide. Afit‘l'fl detailed
descriptionot’ the entire route. the.
eonimlnslon gives the following eutl.
muted coat of completion the Panama
I'onlo'.
Colon entrance.
57.334.078.
Harbor of Bohio, Ioekn. including le-
vee. 810318.288.
Bolilo locks, including excavation.
$10,082.1Mi’i.
Lake. Boblo 323540.119.
Oblspo gates. 3295.430.
Culelira section. $44.:i7x.:135.
Pedro Miguel locks, including ex-
cnvutlou and dam. $8,100,326.
Pedro Miguel level. 31.169011.
Mirnflorou locks. Including exenrn-
lion and spillwny. $0,720,303.
.lacllie. level, $12.:ltili.lllvl.
lloliio dam. $8,500,000.
(liguute spillway. $I.lill.fiZl.
American harbor.
Channel between the marshes.
488.070.
Cliugren divornlou. $1,020,070.
fintuueillo divorulon, $100,000.
Panama railroad diversion. $1.207.-
500.
Total. “18.018310.
Engineering. police. sunltutlou and
general continuoncloa, 823.723.703.
Aggregate, $142,342.570.
This estimate In capable of reduction
to “15.041316. if single locks and a
narrow bottom are adopted. An alter-
ualIVc onilll‘litlo ls submitted. based on
having the Alhuluelu dam built to 1m
pound the waters of the. upper (loci-es.
This estimate in Sibil.378.2:'it<‘.
The commission reports that the
value of the French work already done
is estimated at “3.934.403.
Ii. in estimated that the tonnage that
would use the canal will umount to 7.-
030.027 tons In 1009. helm-ring to the
commercial advunlncen of an Isthmlan
waterway. the i'oporl says. "An com-
pared with Europe. the United States
will derive. from the canal far greater
benefits. both commercially and indus-
trially. The commerci- of Europe with
the I‘ueille coast of North. t‘ontral and
South America. under existing condi-
tlonu. is somewhat larger than the to-
tal volume of the present traffic of the
United States that mnv be’eounidered
tributary to tho-canal; but; this fact
does not Indicate the relative advan-
lanes which the canal will postures for
the trade of Europe and that. of the
United Slates. As soon an it has been
opened. our trade with the west eousl
of South America will rapidly increase
and also with the Orient. The amount
of the American commerce through the
canal will quickly unrpuss the total
amount. of Europe it ti'ntlie.
"An islbinlan ennui. will utrenumen
the unity of the unllonubun'rl polltienl
Interests of the boiled States develop
its I’nellle territory and promote the
commerce and Indiintrlon of the entire
country. 'l‘bc benefits Wllit‘ll Europe
will derive from the ennui will be com-
lill‘l‘l‘illl. lly bringing the custom and
western auctions of our country into
elosei' relations. by rediieluiz the time
and cost of transporting our western
l)l‘()llll(‘lt-l to l'liirope.-niid by (-uubllul:
tho euulorn. southern and eeiiti'a.
stolen Io reiteh the raw materials and
markets of Pacific countries ehcuply
illlll expeditiously. the ennui will more
fully Identify politleul and social In-
terests and filllf‘lx'l‘ll the Induuirlul ne-
llvlly of every HOt'llOH ut‘ the United
Stilton. The Iron and aim-I. the true
lilun uiid the other iiiuuufuelui‘es and
the eastern and southern Nillil‘fl, the.
eoul from the mining: rvalous, lip.- uotv
ion from the bomb and the (rain and
forbid products from inuut‘ ueetlous
will iiow out to foreign eouulribu In
Inert-using volume, and this larger
Irude Will be. shared generully by tho
porlu of all our unubourds The canal
Will enuued the competition of the
United States with Europe In the coun-
Irleu or weulcru South America and
the (blunt to lw min-Ii keeper and will
aid the United Stall-u Iii nor-bring iiiin
iiinlutululug a position of prluiney In
tho liileruntlonul trade of the world."
The eominlnulon mueludeu with a
careful emupnriumi of the Nlenriiuuu
niid I'unuuiii routed.
- M..- .. .........,..-,, ....-
from the wurehouneu of
l
Trade. and expelled from his aunt ii
that orgnnleullou. 'i‘ln- lluurd oi
trliil hinted for eleven day» and the
nvl
i
eniupimy In w
am. bud chipped 800.000 hunliels 0
grain from elevuloru without the. can
cellutlou of tho roeclplk. ' '
WW ......
.l INT FORTNIGHTLY
AN FRANCISCO. Et-eoiiibcr
vice» have. been received here tli
lllilllnn Nuvlcatlon (l
l’h'ltlnii Pnclilo Steam
pally. have dot:
nightly ticrvlee
Il‘riiric a
pony will ii
port. from annurulno on Deco
next.
pimlen liiwu ntonmo
also by the way a
the most northern port of Gunnimaln.
wSEFiVlOE.
f
p
.1
miter 2
(3
in existence. and, than ‘Invnooowienoo ‘
ti.- ‘
EXPELLED FROM BOARD OF
TRADE.
t‘lIltiAllll. llccoliibor -i-—--vl.ioyd J.
Smith. who ivnu ueunltied In the Crluil~
iial Court of a elinrge of nklpplnc uruln
the Chicago
hilcvutor Iloiupuiiy without cancelling
tlio rtuzelptu. llllH been found guilty by
the board of director» of the Board of
'i‘rudu
deuce tended to ubow find the elevator
liieb ho wuu gonorul innu-
4-»Ad-
at the
onipuiiy. and the
Navigation Com-
lded upon it Joint. I'orl
to Mazatlan mid Sun
on. The brittiih l’uelllc (tom-
und the iirut. vessel to the
From that date on. the two with
r lines from Valpar-
f Panama to ()cos
2 s . » t‘s ”’
bill-“5,0191“
This" materiel is not quite as [tea
*5 can:
‘5
,«
gigysblaoender. light. blue and pink; Widtb .36 in
f ' the‘r c ending materialsbesides Silks are whiteMo
and colored ‘enri
lug. ‘
i
5110an
their attractiiten'eSS cannot be realized until Seen.
braider Willi Silk On yoke.
rec dozen Underskirts made from Dodge Davis's
Flannel. with scalloped edge Embroidered by
hand 'lbltb Wash Silk. Four patterns. Price
life.
can make them.
REED FURNITURE. Tough. pliable Reeds have
or ocker.
For solid comfort. .2 Reed Rocker nab Cane
Seat over Springs is band to surpass. The price is
Established i857.
BR! DGEPORT. CONN.
at lost.“
"In it possible?”
"Yr-s. He Went home late qul night
with an awful yarn. and bin wife be-
lieved it."
this season.
day. no less than ob. Instant-en “‘0“
went to feed them. Three of the in”
were lit‘\'l‘l'(‘l_\' Injured. and three fatal
”W‘~”-—""-—" 1y hi'ri.
Among the lens of thousands ,who. ....._...
have used l‘bamlwrlalu'n Cough Rem-i JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
mly. for colds and la grlppe. during lliov’ pleases u” u". family. Four flavor:
past few yearn. to our knowledge. not Lemon. ()rnuge, Raspberry and Straw
at single case has reunited in piieumou- berrv; At your grocers: 1-“.
In. Thos. Whitfield & Co, 240 Wabash day.‘
avenue. (Ililcngo. one of the most prom-
inent. rotull druuglntn In that city, In
sponklnrr of this. Hays:
mend Chamberlain's (tough Remedy
for In. grippc. in many enact-i. as it not
'l‘uo I'ni‘i»; plush-inns. “I‘. Suppl-lie
discovered nu anti-alcohol
cry. but ulso eoimlrruetn any tendency. only n". spirituous “mm”. but in
For sale by (I 1‘. Stilluoii. South Nor-
l alcohol.
walk: It), I'. Weed. Norwulk. l
k m...— _._...__. _....__
...—....
"l‘lir-re urc- nixaiu to be “mllrml ab
bots" in England. and several lioudui
of monasteries will be vullSt‘Cl‘illetl:
and niilred iii the new Westminster
eathodi'nl ill. t‘.i soon after it is open-
ed for service.
$100 REWARD. $100.
The readers of this paper
i will b
DeWitt‘u Witch lluzel Salve. will
quickly heal the worst burnu and
avoids. and iiol. leave ii. sour. It run he
applied to cuts and raw sui'fuceu. with;
prompt and soothing effect. Use It for
piles and skin diseases. Beware. of
worthless eouiiterfolls. (i. C. Stillson.
South Norwalk; 14}. P. Weed. Norwalk.
one. dreaded disease that. science ha
been able to euro, ill all itii stages. an
that, In Caturrli. Hall's (..‘nturrb Car
In the only imsllive cure. now know
to the iiwdieal fraternity.
lug a constitutional disease. requires
constitutional treatment. llnll‘u
lnrrh Cure in taken Internally. uellu
directly upon the blood and mueou
A lurire Dublin manufacturer has n
rooiii entirely furnished with Irish
pout. The carbon: up the floor. tho} _
eiirtniun ul lhe windows. and paper on "“d “I‘m“ “"3 patient “w"gt” .h
the wall m... made from ”“5 ”my building up the eoustltiiion. and ilSslS
stance. ' lug nature In doliiy.r its work. The pr:
If you have ever seen a child in the
agony of cronp. you ran realize how
grateful mothers are for One Minute ‘0 "l“‘l‘v
Cough (hire. which gives relief as seen A‘ldri‘”
as it is administered. It quieklyi
euros uIl throat. and lung troubles. Si
(7. Stillson. South Norwalk: E. [‘5'
Sold by diligglsln. 75w.
Hall's Family I‘lllu are the benl.
Weed, Norwnlk.
~-——-—v—
'l‘livi'e are about 268.000 red ilieil ill.
the United States. of whom more. than
57.000. beside [hour In tho iii-boob: .
are kept in in state of pniiperiaui by N"
Iluuee on (loveruuieut rations. ‘ i
-. v ......a
on it day out West."
ONLY CURE FOR DVBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dcl.. says: "I uniform! for yearn with
dyspepsia. lined to have great. dis-
freon and belching. I tried everything
I could hear of, but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian mum. and one 00
cent bollle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ll. l’Ialutt‘d and l“. H.
Baxter.
paigii he'll be tired enough to uett
down. and make a real nice. quiet \‘le
prenidonl."
Many people worry because they
Iiovo they have heart (ilseaiie. Tl
l.‘
right. but their stomachs are unub
digests what you eat. and preveu
the. formation of gun. which make»; iI
stomach prenu against the heart.
will cure every form of indigestion.
C. Stilluou. South Norwulk: Ill.
Wood. Norwulk.
...—....-. . ...—....—
"Iio you have much trout. here?"
milled a Mobile of u Mlnslauippl plant.-
or.
"An oeeunlonul white from only." rc-
pllcd the native, with emphasis on the
word "\vlhte."
The Rev. Mr. Saintly-«l wnn vv
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DES‘
BERT?
'l‘Iilu quoutlouurlocn In the family
(ivory day. Lot an auditor it today
'i‘ry Joli-O. a delicious and lieulthful
dessert. Prepared In two minutes.
No bolllnel no bnklnizl udd boiling
water and not to cool. 'll‘lavors: Leni-
on, Orange. Raspberry and Strawber-
ry. At your grocer». 100. ‘
stltute.
Mru. \\'ltIu-rl.iy—«0h. you. He \v
80. that be little know what he Ii
minced.
1
Mm“...
HOW TO CURE GROUP!
Mr. R. (ii'uy. who llven near Anion
' Ducheun county. N. \'.. Hays: “Chit
berlttlli'u (loin-lb Iteinedy In the
medicine I have ever used. ll. lib-ii ll
Miirlelgbml’our olilou ueeinu badly
moaned up. liavcvfyou no inbltor ,
ilurklolghwl‘l’o lmvo one, but ill on
he. became a Inlthveurlst lie llll‘i been
giving the olllee "ulnicnt treatment." .
{idle to cure." When given an noon
the. cronpy eouirli bun developed. It u
prevent. the attack. This should
borne lu mind. and a bottle of
No one can renaonubly hope for good
health. unions his bowclu'niovo once
each day. When this lb not attended
to. dim-dork of the iltointich urine, bil-
Iouiuicuii. liemlaelic.‘ ilynpepiilu and
plleil noon follow. If you v‘v’hili to avoid
theuc ullincutc keep your bowels regu-
lar. by taklnn Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. when required.
They are no eucy‘to take and mild‘ and
‘ mantle to afloat. her cute by (l. 0.
appear. For Halo
South Norwulk; E. 1’. Wood. Nbrwu
0
A Good Start—«“Evnllnn If we i
mine: to «dope. don't. you tliliik
wmild better be off before your fall
“wallet!!! and follows as?”
urn work. will be about ten years.
,The commission their termite iii
o towiird upliltingmtherecn.
W
The elevator mentions a whole lot
hurry. l’lt‘ilillll"il’i'd be mud to give
atllliion. Eoutb ,Norwalk: iii. 1'. Wood.
' ~ . - 1.. repatriation? rurtfl"
Norwnlk.‘ . ‘
. SS
. I ‘Secl on 'lgimtetiliof
Elvet Albatross in new and at-
“ " " " ' ti‘rartloe'ufiades'fbr=i?aori.'
, 1 , vyas‘ffilannél‘tor cation but
is of a *srmdar‘lexlwe and appearance." Cream. old rose.
left: arid‘Brbadclotb. cilhr’te'Cliebiot‘ and Serge ; white
and colored Lansdown. Corduroy. Velvet. “victim and Nuns Veil—
, . nNNEL UNDERSKIRTS. Instr/1e r... ea rices
'85c to $3.00—4rwz'll glbc you an idea of tbe wide barle'tygue £51,3-"
. , p .. . . In Both wb‘z’teand
colors they are made will; plain Item and will: locks and hand Em-
Iiogs :weui to be llllllHIlilll)‘ \‘ltitlll.\
iii the desputehos of one
given of bugs turning on the men who
it L0-
" r . . _
“'0 ”“0” mid Ilr. 'l‘hvbuull, have informed the
Academic de Medeeiue that they have
. . ‘ ' ueruin
only glws prompt and toniplete ”‘00" which produces invincible disgust. not
of In grlppe to result. in Illlt‘llmo"l“- iwiiie and other substances containing
pleased to learn that more is at least
Catarrh be-
On-
sui'faeen of the system, thereby dm
ulroying the foundation of the disease.
pi'letorn have so iiineh faith in its eur-
nlive powers. that they offer One Hnn~
tired Dollars for any case that it lulu.
Send for list of testimonials.
I". .l. CHENEY & (1).. Toledo. 0.;
"Roosevelt. In making eleven speech
"Yen. when he grin through his cum
chances are that their lienrtu are all! In an
to digest. food. Kodol Dyspepsia Curr: . ii, .(1, t‘. Stillnon. South Norwnlk;
sorry that l couldn‘t. IIII my pulpit lust ous."
Sunday. but I hope you liked my nub
bout
chlIdi-nu'n remedy for ei'oup. and never
the child bocouien lionrue. or own utter
1.
Con Ii Remedy kept at hund. ready for
liiot’i nl. IIRI‘. mi soon as these nymptjomn
bv fl. C. Stilluon.
"Oh. no. Algernon. there's no great.
elm; price
flair. white
fine white
$2.50. . -
2000 STERLING SIL VER No VEL TIES sold in one week is a ...-... test:
mom’al’ of the popularity of these useful little articles. The term “Noofblty'” *l‘s pel-
lzaps some‘lobat of a misnomer. for each article. from the business man‘s Letter
Opener to the pretty little Manicure Scissors. is of some practical 'balue in ' way-day
They are. nevertheless. quite as pretty as the art of the silversmith
We babe two kinds. one at 5 0c cacb, another at
25¢.
a remarkably comforlable
“ma of adapting tbemsel'bes to the curves which make a luxurious and restful Cbair
. Graceful. too. are the designs into which they are woben.
tare Section has Canton Cbat'rs. Rockers. Reception and Comer Chairs. Tete-a~telc
Con’bersalion Chairs and Tables in a great bariely of design.
The Furni-
$9.50.
The D. iii. READ Co.
\‘lsilnr Int insane asyluinl—Wlio is
that line looking mun making stars.
crosses and things out of letters?
Attendant-AWL he was the editor of
a children‘s column In some weekly pa-
per. One week he lost the answers to
the puzzles and tried to solve them
liiinsclf.—-l‘.0iidon ripen...
SAVED A IOV'$ LIFE.
Mrs. Captain Fl. Hubbard. of Mll~
ford. Del.. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. Wegavo
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right In the morn-
Inc."
For sale by R. ll. Plaieted and F. H.
Baxter.
.\
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l'
(‘oniptroller Coler‘s income. from unl-
ury is $10 000 per ununm. The one per
cent. commission on account ,of death
taxes on $0,200,000, which goes whim.
makes his ottielul Income wsomcthing
imarly on large us that of the President
ol' the United Stooge-Providence
Telegram.
p DeWilt‘s Little Early Risers are the
bent liver pills ever made. Easy to
lake and never gripe. ti. C. Stillnou.
“ South Norwalk: n. r. Weed. Norwalk.
1!
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In llrooklyii.—”Do you want a truir;~
fer?" asked the conductor.
“What for?" asked the man With the.
alligator bug.
"So that you can take uuollwr our."
“No. air. I have n‘ulloti twenty min-
utes for this one. and I «propose to
hang on to If."
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p.
Both makers and clri-ulalors of coun-
terfeitu commit fraud. iiouent men
will not deceive you Into buying worth-
less eounterfeltu of llettis Witch
Hazel Salve. The original in infallible
for curing pilcu, sores. eczema and all
lakin (licences. ti. C. Stillsou. South
Norwulk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
'I‘he owl met the wolf.. I
“Mr. Wolf." said the owl. "let me in-
dare you to HP" my book."
"Ne!“ exclaimed the wolf. “What
.proinptml you to think that I would
make a tread book agent?"
1 ”You knock at so many d
. Wolf."
corn, Mr.
‘ You can't afford to risk your life by
2 allowing a cough or a. cold to develop
Into pneumonia or consumption. One
iminute Cough Cure Willa-are. throat
‘mid hing troubles quicker tbnnnmiy
f" other preparation known. Many doe-
N-‘i turn one It as a noeciflr for mlpployult
infalllble remedy. for cronu.
hlldren like It. and mothers tendon;
I.
if‘.
r-i
lo. 1 (1
ts
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i l’, Weed. N'orwnlk.
...—“wif—
"Wliiii'n your husband dolu’ uow'f
uuked the neighbor. '
"Well." unmoved Mrs. Corntouool.
‘ueurn 10 mo like lio‘oin't doing
:mneh of iiuytliln' except scoldln' our
1'5“ boy look for uo‘llrbttln' more industri-
‘-" I" if?) item.
_‘. .1(’Q
THE BEST PLASTIR. .. p, .
A piece of ‘iliimlcl illitmpbnod“wjlli
l
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l
as‘
line. and I told my bunband. who didn't i tiliuinbcrluln'u l’ulu ”film. mill mm“!
“d l to the rifle 'lod partu,;lii.iiiiportor to any
vpla‘uler. \k’h‘oh troubled) with lumo
ulmek. or paliui "'5! .qldu or Mill.
lxivc It. fl. trial. emery ‘pro certe‘ln:to
be more than pleased with the prompt
relief. which it affords. Pain Balm iti-
so come rbcumittlum. One application
elves roller. For pain by (1‘0. Btlll-
hon. South Nor‘walk: ll. 1’. Wood, Nor-
witlk. -
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Bil
illl Clillltl by it NaturulIy.-—Vlsltor-
c What a haughty. overbearing child
he ibiit lltiln freckle facets! ..
'l'cuclmr~lt isn't hiii tnult: hlu moth-
er in u cook and his father is the initi-
tor oi an :muirtment house. ‘ "
lk M
It you would kayo an appetite llitocn.
hour, and n relish tor your-meals. tulle
(lliiimborlnln'u Stomach and Livor’l‘eb-
loin. They correct disorders ot- the
stomach. and running! the blur ‘tthd
‘bOWlilll. Price." aim until; Rawhide ‘
firm. at. (3. "-0. billion ii. "‘Boutii' nor-r
walk; E. . P. Wool). . Ngmllt.
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