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N4 _.busineu communications for
Milne should be addressed to The
nel. Personal letters not desired.
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flu floors in the home of Joseph
”his are being roluid in hard wood,
Elnotl‘ic lights are being installed in
f Elllbulmcrs‘ Supply Company‘s len‘
.aso shop.
. “lo liltio cottage is boiuu. put into
shape for winter occupancy. and more
is it surmise that it is soon to be ten»
. . r. Ruhlin has it new addition to his
Vtit' pg of dogs. an imported i‘ox ter-
'10th bf the. mile winning spocios, tho
.. gift. of n Now York friend,
While Morris Mills. .lr.. is ctigngcd
working for tho trolley company. his
flitllél' will contlnui- the lish business
sturtod by his son in this und the
Roscvillo districts.
A horse owned by James ilt'atilcy
and which was stabied with bill Mend.
was taken with colic \\'odiicsdu_\' tiiizht
. and died yesterday. The animal was
united for driving purposcs and was
valued at $I5o.
Dr. McArdle is confined to ltis ltiy-
el‘nide avenue homo suffering from n
U badly swollen face that puzzles both
himself and Dr. Nolan. who is trout:
lug hint. it is bolioycti to be all tib-
80088, and is bcinu treated as such.
Fred lleors. who has been negotiat-
lug With Dunbury ptirtios for the sale
‘ of his trotting nutro. Sadio Clark. clos-
. (all the deal Wednesday and disposed
of the mare. .Tho sutnc day he pur-
chased the trailer ltllrist‘ll II. My.
news will be ulycu :iii opporluttity to
test the merits of his ncw purchase
hoforc the winter l-z oyoi
The family m" i3 l’. l‘itub - nun ‘l
exercised over the disilloourattco of
tilt! lion Charles. who left homo sudden
1V one day last wet-It. ostensibly to \‘is
50111 Bridgeport and had not rctm'ni-d
‘le t0 lngt tlluht. l‘lis li:il't'lli:l tire lost
51th divine the inure and tour ho bu:
‘ :met Willi foul play: but others have do
elated that he had lllllU‘il about enlist
big in the army .ind Intro ii suspicion
that he has (lotto so. \\‘cduc\d:i\' his
‘ mother visited lii'iduoport and i‘lltll‘IH'
'0er to not some time oi‘ him. but
, Without. success .\i the I't‘t‘llllilIlLt of.
fine thorn no one answeriui: his name
”Was known nor could he be‘ tt'acol
{from any description. Rho has notified
0. the police authorities thore and else
" where with a view to locatini: his
whereabouts it' pt'issible.
it is not quite the season for it
stood old fashioned fox hunt. although
numbcrs are out t)\'f'l' lllt‘ hills daily:
the. real article ill for hunting wants
tilt! snow to trump over, to see tho
trail. fool the bracing :iir. hear tlto
crackle of a crisp surface under foot
that seems to keep music with the bay
illg of the bounds there are several
xenuinc iii‘ticlcs in the toy hunting line
"here. who don‘t euitivato the garb oi‘
ta dude fox hunter. nor Ili‘lil' :1 tiyo
barred gate with :i lillillll‘l'. 'l‘licii
E11113 31‘? not Hilncyod in leather cus
es.3nor have they any lodgings other
than the tops of a liliii‘ of cowhide
'ilOOts. but they can scent a fox. follow
the (logs afoot all day and shoot to
kill. Tlicy hug tho game. the other
fellow buys.
The establisliitit: oi the leather case
factory here is a significant movement
so for as \\'cstnort is concerned. At
present there are but 00 employees.
but that means :1 material increase in
the population. and judging from past
experiences Illltl the extent of business
being done by the EmIiiiiincrs'Rtipply
Company. will make it a matter of but
a short tlmo before the prcscnt (ruse
factory will have to be onlargcd and
an additional force of men employed.
The work was fortncrly done in St.
Louis, many of the employees being
from this town. They have rcturnod.
and with ihcni other canto. which will
mid to hootn busincss generally and
and to the life of V'l’cstnm't. The board
of trade could profitably afford Mitt-
fter inductmicuts to 0110 or two more
onterpl'isea that woltld add to the
'mnnufncturlng interests already' here
“Mid help the town.
“EASON FOR LOWERING WAGES.
, mg. n. norm Did Not Propo“
V. {Ming More ‘ff'hnn Other Manufac. ‘
u " turcra
NEW YORK, Novembcr 9min, c. b.
We!) has been interviewed regarding
. .‘I action in reducing wagon ton pcr
“mt. at his Fall River iron Company
nut. and thus placing his print cloth
interior? in Illiisnachusctis morc nonr-
on a basis with those controlled by
it: mom‘hors of tho I"tdl ltivor Monti
arm's Aaspcintion. in explttlnlnc
you which Itnliiccd him to nrdur
‘oditution iii “tutu, ;\Ir. Tim-don
lid!“ “I 11111 pcrfcctiv untislicd with
situation. my action In reducing
is no back down: it simply
> that 1 will pay no higher than
:V of. prlcos for anything I buy, pr
or nilythhut chic. .
ifllvt remains flint when I took
. Mi cloths tho price. was 250. cents
my it ill 3 cent» on the. other
ilul‘t‘l’fi own showing: and it
‘ u’vc bitcii lillthct‘ litid lhc other
. cturorn shown iiav disposition
ro that end. I ilm not going to
or lbc entiro print market.
01‘: if thcy think no they are
l . 1 will pay no more. for what
a other hoopla and I can sell
it
1 I
I
NEON. November aw'i‘he king is
u» . _ his birthdav M tinttdrlmzham
limo qitecn. tho Prince and Princ-
"Wales and the rent of it» royal
. 3 fliers has bean no official ob~
‘ . of the day with the new
the customary minim at Winch
flip plural. and military limit
and: the fluid of church
.
“VUnited sme- Court Enjoing Towns of
«ti-”W
East Haven and Branford.
Ileputy United Stntcs Marshal bow-
on today served upon Charles ll. Fowl-
or. counsel for the towns of blunt Hip
vcn and Bradford on order of restraint
signed by Judge William K. Townsend
of tho United States Court and hear-
ing dlrcctiy tipon tho matter of the
Tide Water ’I‘rap Rock Company and
the towns of East Haven and Bradford.
The case tirosc over the destruction of
a bridge over the. so-culled East Huven
River by a barge consigned to. thc
pluinlil‘f company. a sort of repetition
of the West Haven bridgc game.
The order restruins tho towns of
llruut‘ord and East Haven froin plac
lug tiny obstruction to navigation on
Stony River or Eat-it Haven Rivcr or
hindering the Tide Water 'l‘rny Rock
Cottipauy in its navigation between its
riparian property and the sea. The or-
der also summons the solectmen of the
towns of East Iinvcn anti Bratiiord to
appear before Judge Townsch in tho
l'nltcd States Court. lloccmbcr 2 at
11:30 in the afternoon to show cause
why the order of rostrtilnt should not
be made portnancnt. ‘
There seems to be some t‘uisuntler-
standing hclweou tho officials of tho
town of Briiiii‘ord and Johnson over
the rebuilding of the bridge. First
Scloctnntn M. i'. lticc of liranford said
today that after the bridge was car-
ried nwuv that Johnson notified him
flint ho would replace the structure
and on that account of what had been
said to him by Mr. Johnson. Mr. Rice
says nothing was done toward repair-
log the bridge by the town. Later on
howcyor an injunction obtained by
Johnson ill the. Court of Common Pleas
was sorvcd restraining the towns re»
building tltc bridge. .
Selectnnin 'l‘ylcr of East. Haven says
that be had no conversation with
lohnson with reference to repair of
the bridge and that so for as the town
of East Huron is cmicorncd no promis-
es were made by 'Jonnson concerning
the damaged bridge over Stony River.
The Selectmen of the towns of Bran-
i‘ord and East Iiavcn are to have a
conference tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock to docido upon what shall be
dono by the towns with I‘l‘E‘lil‘tl to lllll
my; the injunction illnoilth‘tl.
Company D. of Norwalk. Invites Other
Companies to a Contest.
Sergeant \\'ilbur i.. i'ikc. secretary of
the l“ilIII‘|lI ltcuinicnt Athletic commit.
too. has l't‘t't‘l\'t'il n lotlct‘. says tho
llnnbnry News front the set-rotary of
the athletic ltlllllllllii'i‘ of (‘o I), Nor-
wulk. notifyinu Pt) (I. of u rcuiiiioutal
atbictic moot. which will ho hold in
the Norwiillt :it'niory in ..ie near future
i‘o. ii is also particularly requested
to send to this nioct ll relay racing:
team to complete with it similar toutii
i‘iotn ("o. D. At an :ithlctic tticot ‘n
Noiualk last. year there were two to
lay races. one of which was won by t‘o,
ll of [hillbilly and the other by ('o_ ll
of Norwalk. Tho coming contest will
he {or the purposo ot‘ dccidiuti which
oi the two winning teams is the host
t‘o. (i will probably send the same
team that won last year‘s race. It‘ullcr.
(llilil\‘iyll_ Burke and iiatos.
’l‘hcro will be an interesting pr-l-
graintno of other athletic contests
which will be oncti to members of tip»
t'tililllilllll'i: of the lt‘outth reuinicnt.
It is expected that this will be but
the beginning of a series of similar
athletit meets which will be held tin-
dcr tho :tuspicos of the various coni-
patties of the regiment. The date of
this first tnootinp is not. yet decided
but will he unnotincod soon. The moi-t
last year was a social and iinunciul
Slit't-i'ss.
LOST MINES DISCOVERED.
Location Was Unknown for Over a
Century.
'1‘1'CSilN. Ariz.. November il—A
Star special (luayamus. ,Mex. says:
The lost 'I‘apapu mincs celebrated iii
Spanish annals us having produced
Stillbirooo of dollars in silver mid gold
in tho seyctitccnth century. which are
described on Spanish maps as being
situated iii north western Mexico. about
fifty leagues front the sea near Dos
Pilnres. have been found. As fai‘bsck
as I359 Robert L‘Aumaiie. a celebrutcd
French expert. declared the location
of tho (‘lontcguitii in the Sahurla dis-
trict. Sonora. to be idcntifled with the
lost Tampa. The Spanish owners are
said to Intro been murdorcd by their
Indian shivos near the close of the
sorentecnth century. and it In stated
that for 100 years thereafter no one
was allowed to enter that region. Ett-
plorors who have recently returned
frotn Clcntcgulta report having disc-pv-
crcd tho old stone prisons. old smell-
ers and also stupendous work accom~
plfsltcd by the ancients.
ATTACKED INSUROENT FORCE.
Captured stronghold.
MANILA. November 0-»Advlces
land roports that Major Waller attack-
cd n force of Insurgents occupying 3
inch guns being third to shell the re
lit-l 811’()Illlll()lil. Throughout the first
(lay tho insurgents hold the place, but
ycstcrday Major Waller renewed the
attache and. after a despcrnto engage
mom. carried the position. Two ma-
rincs of the attacking force and twen-
tv-nix insurgents wore. killed. Major
Waller destroyed the. cuartcls and
seventy houses.
Island of bcytc. except in small fillflntir
Alltno ports in
traffic In
authorities.
are closed and
military.
BURNED
Pl.AlNFlEI.D. Conn,
this morning. The carriage
ed for 81.000.
mill in about 01.0.0.
.from tho {urticaria its 05er shop.
from Catlmlogsn, capital of Samar In-
General Smith has issued orders for-
bidding the purchase of hemp in the
than for food. which purchased must be
under the mtperviiiion of the military
linyto
forbidden
whore It cannot be supervised by tho
PLAINFIELD CARRIAarFACTORY
November 9..
The carriage. factory of ‘l‘m‘i‘ny Bron.
It Company. and the grini mill of E.
H. Kcnnedy.wem destroycd by fire
shop
which won valued It “.000 was incur-
ll‘be loss on the grist
[Us supposed-inst the tire mood
. “nus-r nor on :rliuci' “can. .
l“
l
After Hard Day’s Fighting Americans ‘
atrium position at Stilton. two throo- .
How Often it is Made Miserable by
the Lack of Proper Advice at Just
the Right Time.
This icture tells its own story of sisterly ai’t‘octioi‘l.‘ The older girl,
list. bud ing into womanhood, has sillft‘l‘ltd greatly
' titles and menstrual difficulties which sup thc life.
women.
Lydia E.
Plnkhum'n Vegetable Compound only always be relied
upon to rcstom licultb to women who thus suitor.
with those irregu-
g?
It is u sovereign
cure for the worst forms of female complaints, that bourinlr down feeling,
weak back, falling; and displacement of tho womb,
ovaries and all troublcs of tlic utcrus or womb.
iiiiianinuition of the
It dissolv is and cxpels
tuition-i from tho utorus in the. early stage of development.anti checks
any tendency to cancerous liuniors. 1t. subtitles excitability, nervous
prostmtiou, and tones up the entire {entitle syswtn.
Mrs. Plnkliain especially invites young girls to write her about
their sickness. She has intuio thousands of young sufferers happy.
i ill
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Two young women authorize us to publish the following letters.
" limit “its. l'llelIiHl—l cannot pr...
table. Compound ouonyrii.
citio has made in too.
pains in my b'iok.
took three bottles and tool like an H. li'.“ poi mu.
while beforo it. was a but-don.
Lydia l1. l‘inklimn‘s Vege-
lt is simply v.‘ :tnlcrliii the change your unedi-
llci'urc 1 link your ill"\’lli'llll' i would hardly stand the
i tried ilitl’ci‘citt docto's but none dill tnr any good. I
My work is now a pleasure
'I‘o-tlay i am :1 Wu” unil happy girl. i think if
more women would uso your Vozotzibbe iftimp'uunl thcrc would bc less suffer-
ing in the world."—-Min~l Munich; .l. l.\n\fifilfi. swath at. New Orleans.
La. (Dec. Ito. limo.)
“ "RAN M its. l'tsxtu! :-—l mll‘orel for s-svorul months with pains in my
buck and sides.
. i.
.itly.
l iii-It Worn out an i w
i tried many tlitfercnt medicines
but nothing scouted to do me any wind until [ began looking Lydia E.
Pinkhuln's V'cgutablo Compound.
entirely well,
the benefit 1 have derived from your in
(Jan. 12. 1001.)
My improvement w... :mnpiy wonderful.
' liolne.
I am sincerely your». [fluxti-I i.‘t.IP’l‘()N. La Due. Mo."
1 bottles. i feel
‘haukiug you for
After taking no?
Do not be persuaded iliut illl‘. othcr nicdicinc Is just us good.
Any dealer who suggests something else In“ no interest in your
case.
He is seeking it hurt"... ”rm“.
Follow the record of this medicine. and remember that these
thousands of‘ cores of women whose letters are constantly printed
in this paper were not. brought about by “ sonicth'utg else," but by
Lydia E. Plukhum’s Vegetable Compound.
be told
genuine.
lion. «Lydia It.
55000
no
REWAR
to my pcnou who will show that lllc above tcst ‘
or nine published helm: obtaining the wntm' spa-ml
I'Inkhnm Medicine Company. Lynn,
Owing to the (art (713100". skeplk‘tl mph
have from lltnr tr- timr uumtumcd the genuine-
m of the ll‘bitnniliul b ticu we an: constant!
bllshinz we lure drpmltcd with the Nations
5hr Bank. of Lynn, “.155 12.0.». which will
nmnlsils arr not
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Tbe Only Direct Alli-Water flout:
NEW YORK
BOSTON
"a
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JACKSONVILLEJls ‘
Si. ohm River Service burned Jacklouvlllo
rm Sanford. Fin" cud intermediate lundinxa.
l‘ui Modem Simmhips 0. Finest Service
ss'rwssn
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ITON.S.C.
WM. P. CLYDE Q (30.. Gon’l Aunt-
THEO. fl. EOER. 6'. II.
I9 State Street. New York 4.
iNJUNCTiON AGAINST CLOTHING
MAKERS.
CHICAGO. ‘ November il~.liiditn
Kohlsnst.‘ln thc Unlicd Stilton Circuit.
Court. Mn hunted an Injunction against
thofifttom Clothing Mukoru‘ Union
and itii officers and mombcrn, rostrnln-
In; thcin from in any way attempting
to Inliirc. or interfere with the business
of :1 Cincinnati clothing firm. The
firm naked that the union he restrain
cd from tannin! circulars stating that
the concern was unfair to organized
labor. The order forbids the officers
of the union to notify by means of let-
tcrs. telegraph. or telephone. any re:
tailors. tlcnlora in clothing or labor un-
lons that the company burefttsod to
allow its employees to 0 in or
MON the union Intel. Thu usunoiion.
labor mam «it. ll the first of ltd
fund issued. In it in diminish
the boycott 1mm of pickling. ‘
‘nm
!
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ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY.
From Cooperavllic. Mich. comcn
word of u wondl-i'ftil tliiioomry of a
plcnsant tasting liquid that whcn tilted
before retiring by any ono troubled
with a bad cough always ensures a
good night‘s t-cni. "It will noon cure
the cough too." mitt-s Mrs. S. flimel-
burger, “for three itcncratloun of our
family have used In. King's New Din
covory for Consumption and never
found its etntnl for Coughs and Colds."
It’s an unrivaled lie-saver when used
for desperate lung diseases. Guaran.
tend bottles 50c and 31.00 at F‘. H.
Baxter‘s. south Nomaik. and John A.
Riggs’s. Norwalk. Trial bottles free.
“Mu...
Proud motherw'rommy. won't you
say that little speech of yours for that
milmnf“. - 7 .
may“! will If the gentleman nu
If
.1,
€50 many young j
‘ l Recorded 1: the Commercial Record.
.1. ‘ . V . U ”at “l
Transmittin- Throughout on but: u
NEW HA EN. November 9m'l‘h9
lcummiu'y of real estate transnctlons
There Is maroonturrh In this act:-
tiou of the country than all other di-
aenncs put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur-
able. ~ For a grout many years doctors
pronounced it lilocal disease. and pro
scribed local remedies, and by con
stuntly failing to cure with local treat-
ment. pronounced it incurable.
Science has provsncatnrrh to be 0 con-
stitutional (Milena. and tmerefore re-
d lres constitutiontd treatment. Hull's
atarrli Cure. manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & 00., Toledo. Ohio. in tho only
coustltutloual cars on tho mnrkot. It.
. is taken internally In doses from ten
drops to a testimonial. It acts direct
ly o lithe blood and mucous surfaces of
the. system. 'I‘hcy offer one lntiidrcd
dollars for any case it falls to cure.
Send for circulars 'and testimonial...
Address. F‘. J. CHENEY & 00..
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts. 750.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
“What is the honeymoon? It is the
only period in a man‘s llfc during
which he consldors it funny to come
home and find that his dour littlc wife
hasn't dinner ready on time."
A PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES.
“i have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and have never used anything iti my
life that did me the good that did."
says County Physician George W.
Scions, of Hall County. Ga. “Being a
physciian I have prescribed it and
found it to give the best results." if
the food you eat remains undigested in
your stomach it decays there and pols»
ons the. systcni. You can prevent this
by dieting. bill that moans starvation.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure dlgosts what
you cat. You need suffer from neither
dlyspopsin nor starvation. The WOI‘i-ll
cases quickly cured. Never fails. (loo.
0. Stillson.
Wino Sllgllt‘r‘lllilllr'rsl Louis Maii~~
It's an awful thing to be buried alive.
Chicago Mun »»»»» Well. why don't you
more: to some other town‘ht hit-ago
News.
MODERN SURGERY SURPASSED.
"While suffering front a patio case of
piles l consultcd a physician who ad
visctl me to try a box of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvo." says (I. F, Carter.
Atlanta. (1. “i pi‘ocurwl a box and was
entirely cured Iio\\’itt's Witch Hazel
Solve is ti splendid cure for pilot", .uiy»
ing rclicf instantly, and I heartily ri-
cointucnil is to all anffcrors. Surgery
is unnN-ccssury to cure piles. llo
Will's Witch llzizcn Salvo will curc
any case. Cuts, burns, bruises and all
other wounds are also quickly cnrod
by it. Beware of cotintcrfeits. Georgi-
(7. Stillson.
Miss Fmimson tot Bostoniwl pre-
sume yours is not one of tho May-flow
or families.
Miss Triplex iof Minticapolisi—No.
indeed. Ont-rs is one of the famous
Minnesota flour families.
THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND.
You‘ll hurt- a cold this winter. May
be you have one now. Your children
will suffer too. For coughs. croup.
bronchitis. grip and other winter coat-
plnlnts (hie Minuto (Tough (hire never
fails. Acts promptly. It is very pica-
sant to the taste and perfectly harm-
Icss. (‘. ll. George. Winchester, Ky.
writes "Our little girl was attacked
with croup late one night and was so
hoarse sho could hardly speak. We
gore her it few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. It relieved her immod-
iately and she wont to sleep. When she ‘
awoke next morning she. had no signs
of hoarseness or croup,” leorge. C.
Stillson.
"Mohcl doesn't bclicvc in long en-
gagetnents."
‘No, I understand Mabel‘s
man had a good deal of money."
young
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly leave you. If you used
Dr. King's Now Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match-
less merit for Sick and Nervous Head-
aches. They make pure blood and
build tip your health. Only 25 cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold by F.
H. Baxter. South Norwnlk; John A.
Riggs. Norwalk. drugglsts.
All women are born equal. but some
spoil it by getting married.
Mike~“Why do thim false eyes he
made of glass no?" “Shore. nn' how
else. could they see. throo 'cm. yc
thickhead?"
SAVED A BOY'B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. not. says: “Bl-Militia Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one We lost with croup. We gave
him a few dozen. He quickly dropped
to slce . and was all right In the morn-
ing." or sale by R. H. Plnlsted and
F. H. Baxter.
aBOOTON BOILER SHOP BURNED.
BOSTON. November 9~-’I‘ho holler
shop of William Csmphcdd & Company
successors to Allen 0: Endlcott. ncar
Broadway, Cumbi‘ldgcport. was practi-
bailey destroyod by i.re today. A largo
stock and valuable patents. valuod at
$12,000 to 815.000. were destroyed. 'l‘hc
loss is covered by insurance.
RELIABLE AND GENTLE.
“A pill’s a pill“ stays the saw. lint
there are pills and pills. You want a
pill which hi certain, thorough and gun-
tle. Mustn't grips. DcWItt'it Little
Early Risers fill the bill. Purely vette-
tuble. Do not force bitt assist the bow.
ole to act. Strengthrn and luvlgorutc.
'Small and easy to take.‘ George C.
Stillson.
Disadvantages—«“Don't you love the
great beautiful ocean?" said the semi.
mental girl. '
"Yes,” answered the unsenilmentnl
man. "But I‘d like it better.“ it were
not.» full of «tomato» rindn. lemon
peels. lunch boxes and thinsa."~«Wsith‘
him Bur.
of thc Commercial Itccord for the. cur-
lrent wool: multcs the following show-
.ing:
Sales Mortgages
New Haven, lei $25,330
West Haven, 12 1.700
Hartford. 20 24.850
Bridgeport. 18 33.300
Waterbury. 17 29.340
Merlden. 1 950
New Britain. 0 17.200
Norwich. h - 3,200
New London. it 10.1335
Middlotowu, ii 1.000
Norwallt. ti 3,800
lianbury. 7 3,440
The following table shown the ex.
changes of tin» I-lartford and New Ha-
ven clcttritn: houses for the lust weok:
1001 1900
Hartford. 32.402117 82.334333
Now llcri'u. 1.457.390 1.424.727
Hartford shows an increase. of in)
pcr ccnt. anti New Haven 2.3 per cent.
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SPREADS LIKE WILDFIRE.
When things are “the host" they be—
come. "the. host soiling." Abraham
Ilzirc. n leutillili. druggiut. of Bellevllle.
t).. writes: “Electric Bitters are the
best selling bittcrs l have handled lti
lwcnty yours." You know why? Most
diseascs begin in disorders of. atom-
ach. IIVer, kldnoys. bowels, blood and
ncrvos. llcctric Bitters tones up thn
stomach, regulates liver. kidneys and
bowels. purifies the blood. strengthens
the ncrvos, hence cures multitudes of
maladies. It builds up the entire sys-
toni. i’uts iiew life and vigor Into any
Weak. sickly. rundown man or woman.
prici- 50 cents. Sold by F. 11. Baxter.
South Norwalk: John A. Riggs. Nor»
walk. druggists.
GRAND VIZIER PASHA DEAD.
(‘tiNS’I‘ANTINOPLK November 0—
Halll Rifat Pasha the grand vizier,
diod today and Abdurrnhman Pasha.
ministcr of instlce, has been appointed
to succeed him at] interim.
GREAT LUCK or Ari—EDITOR.
For two years all efforts to cure
Eczcma in the. palms of my hands full-
od," writes Editor Ii. N. Lester. of
Syracuse. Kan” “then i was wholly
cured by lincklen‘s Arnicti Salvo,“ It‘s
the world's best for Eruptions. Sores
and all skin diseases. Only 25o, at F.
ii. llaxtcr's. South .‘ot'walk: John H.
iiiggs's. Norwalk.
PLAGUE STAMPED OUT OF GLAS.
GOW.
GLASGOW, Noyombcr ‘l - 'I‘lic any
thoriticv are satisfied that the bubonic
plague has hoen stamped out. The last
ease of the disotisc repottcd was plac-
ed in hospital November 1, and tho
pcriod of incubation expires today.
ONLY CURSE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
not. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. lisotl to have great dls‘
tress and belching. I tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F. H.
Baxter.
CAMPANIA DELAYED BY GALES.
Qi'liléNS’l‘OWN, November il—The
Cunard line steamer (‘nmpanizt from
New York. November 2 for Iiivcrpool.
which arrived here this morning was
delayed 24 hours by terrific gnles,
The weather was so violent that the
steamer only loggcd 240 milos Nov-
ember 5.
~.—~——-—-—-»~a. - v“ .
J unins Brawn
Painter and Paper lingo.
Pure White Lead and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice
as long and cover double sur-
face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
Your house will stand as well
if I paint it. My office, 52 South
Main street. My residence. 25
Elm Grove street. _
OUR NEW GOODS
Are now In stock. A Inner man
than ever beforo. Prices. In uauui
vory low. Having engaged I. numnoi
of FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS
we are in better position than ever u
do your work.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING ANO‘
' DECORATING.
E-E'Oorham
10' First Avenue. las‘Ndrw-ik
Tel. CIII 136.2
W Iii. Dick’s Iedlcliii
— .CURis.
MALARIA.
£0140 BY
ALL handouts.
Company},
will probably incltttlc tlic rc—
tlccoraiiiig of your homo. There.
is still time to have some of those
elegant wall papers transferred
from our store. to your walls, if
you come soon: and if you come
soon you'll not the choice of a fine
lot of cxclnsivc patterns at coniv
inoti priccs.
Painters‘ Supplies. Artists’
Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decor-
atlng.
Telephone Call. 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk.
Conn.
WITHIN THE RANGE
of everyone. the. price of the Stoves.
Ranges and Heaters we offer secures
good value. Iicsigncd and constructed
on true principles. they give great neat
from a small amount of fuel. Hond-
somc in appearance and of great.
strength. Our 318 Range is a model
of compactness.
Horace R. Nash
Cor. North Main and West Streets.
[847. iii}
Plumbing and Steam Heat
Inn.
Hot Wafer Han my.
Hot Air Hoaflna.
s'rovms AND RANOID.
ILA'I‘I AND TIN ROOFING.
Gu Ind Steam Fittin‘.
Fixtures. Maui Collins. It:
Han you «on our cm of
IIOHMOND IANIIO v
i
The Jones 8 llctcltklu Company
‘7 WALL HTRII'I‘. NORWALK
On
D. W. RAYMOND.
FUNERAL DIREcTon
AND EMBALMER.
19 North Main St. South Norwalk.
Residence, 0 Crescent Tom
Telephone st house. 34-0.
W ._.. -_._._._
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
In effect October 13, 1901.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A.M.—-—12:8ilx. 4:65: 5:46x. 0:15.
0:66, 7:13. 7:54. 8:10x,9:08[.9:80.
9:56, 10:22x, 10:40. 11:35x.
P M.-—12:55x. 1:17, 2226!.
3:21x. 4:07. 4:503: 5133.
6:41. 7.07, 7266:. 8:11 10,120.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.-—12:35x. 4:55x. 5:46x, 9:05,
9140:.
P. M.——3:21x. 5:33. 5255:. 7:20. 8:402,
10:10.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. M.-12:02x. 6:00. 6:00. 7:00.
8:003. 8:02 9001. 9:04x. 10.038.
10:04, 1110011, 11:02,
P. Nix—12:02. 1:04 2200!. 8:02.
3:30x. 4:02x. 4:04, 4:30. 5:02. 6:003,
6:02. 7:00. 8:00x. 9:30.11:00x.
., SUNDAYS.
A: M.‘-12:02x. 6:00. 7:30, 10:02.
P. M.-~6:00. 8200!. 11:00. ‘
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW HAVEN.
7 A2. Méjlzzmgsxlolmflx. 1:20x. 6518,.
2 . : . :1 x, 10:02x, 10:10
11:08x. 11:38. ‘.
P. M.~—l'l:02x. 1:10. 31071.4:18.
5:210:20.7:05x,0:05x.9116.11:15.
Bridgeport. In addition to above—4’.
M.-——2:4G. 5:04, 7:23.
. SUNDAYfi. ,
A. M.—~-12:08x. 1200:, 1:203. 7:43.
9:12.11208x.
P. M,-7:15. 9:00.
3:04
6: 65!.
' soon-i NORWALK TO onusunv.
A. M.——il:23. 0:10. 9:63;. .
7 r0, M.--1:20, 2:22, 4:25x. 5:10. 0:00.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.H0100,7123. 8:50. 0:88. 1.1:".
m.; 7:: p. in. Leave mo
1. in; 8:10. 7:41
lg. Harbour. 0:25.33‘8. 1 .
up lira nit to bury” : 0 .
z. 0;“
“ppm.
All mu m
Norwalk Chronicler