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vi tin! friends in Brooklynhi
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streets is boi4ng 4-1-11
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ftlie painters undergoing and
,1). ’D‘hl‘irles Ball 15‘ entertaining a
4 _ in New Haven at hcnhomo in
little street.
tilflonseman. who has been visit—
blends in Nor.waik has returned
to southport
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1 Gorhain of Southport
4 eat 11y with her aunt Mrs.
domain, of Rosevllle.
Albért Waits and wife have taken up
4 44 1 maidenco in a house belonging to
Watts. 111 imperial avenue.
Junior Auxiliary of Trinity
was in session yesterday at
{can at the residents of Mrs. Henry
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ficrman Mozenter, a tailor, engaged
has: imbiaiu street died at his
onday afternoon after an ill
of some 11"1nation
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4_ re!“ of having contracted a ser-
lipid. His place was filled y11s4tti41
abductor Owen Rice ' '
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attic. Adkins. of Br'idgepmt at-
1, marriage license in Bridge-
Cutaway. to be married to Miss
8 Merritt. of South Nor-
Mills & Son 1119. laying the
'h for a new harm an the prop
.‘H which Coley in Weston to
the one recently destroyed by
i; work was to be done on the
hill spring has been completed
aterday Bulkley s cumbersome
roller mounted the State street
porters at Sacco lake
e nuouucement that Monday next
to politicians room in Staples High
ool will be opened. Miss Anna
entry will be 1111111111119 of the class.
watery one for the High School
«anal—a...—
Lorne Brettine who a few
on also was at the point of death
roving 173111411111 Yestciday she
his to so out for the first time
We a abort visit to her mother‘ a
yivea‘ter Sterge
pl! Adams is shipping loads of
tra‘w to the city residences oi
owell. Brooklyn N. Y.. and Ed-
9; non Bank, N. J. The straw
‘ wn on the summer farms of the
ldenta "gathered and prepared
yd Nash wont to Bridgeport Mon
ht on knowledge of that fact
1 A market for Thanksgiving
is one solution a visit. to .the
mic chamber another While
"Mrs. B. O'Shaug’h-
fashhady." Mr. Nash lotion
defense had another inning yo”
1 in the Civil Superior Court in
mford Street Railway Co cases.
evidence offered was to an art
claim of the defense that
o negligence on the part of the
Witnesses testified yester-
d tho: facilities for : 111091111181
4 irly. The cross examination
cry exit? active on the dpoints
bl much progress wast ode
I TOW DEBATE GUE844T14ON.
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1' Wu Willing to Discuss 114115111-
With Any Free Editors.
q'rou November 27-Wu
ant Roosevelt today. it
firflintima he haul soon the
use the latter took the
1.111 the course of tho”
«enactn‘iént of the Chi.
' . act was discussed.
' ideals minister emerged-
itc Home he declined to
_ 4 Newspaper men whether
‘ 111;. work at 11111111411; the Mt. Citr-
week be
11111 has returned home.
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#1 Whittle house is in the
‘ ‘Ildll tor ‘Purdy is on the sick list. '
4 Washington Journal
the Chinese minister and
1 ml ‘11 blight".
incl fl Cheshire railway. the trolley
road the chm-tar for much was grant-
ed by the 1901 legislature, was this
n 'by' ~‘ D. "Wu 'Blnksslce' d1
Bonn of cw Haven. ‘ "
The Mt. Carmel .11 Cheshire road is
but part of the trolley link which is
to eventually cotmcct New Haven and
Waterbury. Although the charter was
originally issued to County Uomuiis
sinner J 1). Walter of Cheshire and
others, the granites just before this
era at that time commonly supposed
to be acting in the interests of the
Connecticut Railway and I ishtiug ‘flo.
That an position was coriect is now
indicate by the 11111111111111 bounced
cut Railway it Lighting Co. are the
parties by whom Blakesiee k Sons
have been employed
The walk of construction has bead
begun at Willow Bridge. which it
about half way between Mt. Carmel
and Cheshire. 'l‘hc tarantula of the sec
lion now bclmr built will be at Walter
Scott's Waverly inn. Cheshire. and
the length will be about seven miles
11 is hoped to complete it before the
advent of such weather conditions as
may be expected during the winter
season shall prevent thither progress
The probability is however that the
laying of the rails will not be done
until the frost is sufficiently out of
the ground next spring to insure 11
firm roadbed. it is probable. therefore
that the road will not. be opened for
public travel until about the latter part
of next April or the first part of huxt
May.
it is believed to be the present in
tcmiou of the owners of the charter
to build the suction from Cheshlre to
Waterbury next summer. The total
length of the line from Mt. Carmel to
Waterbury, it is said, Will be single
track with» necessary turn outs.
GENERAL COLE PRMBED.
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Commend; His
Activity Among Veterans.
The current issue of The Spanish
War Journal published at Washington.
D, (1.. in the interests of the Spanish
war veterans. has a flnc- picture of
(lencrai George M. Colo ml 11 frontin-
piecc. Accompanying the picture is
the 1"llowing sketch of General Coir.
it is a pleasure to present to the
readers of The lipuuish War Journal
this week. the very good likeness 11"
‘lenerul George M. Colo. who was 1113
lioutcnantcolonel of the Fourth Unit
ed States Volunteers in the war 11'1111
Spaluil General Cola. who lives in
Connecticut. is the efficient adjutant'
general of the state. lie was one 01
the most popular oiilcers with the.
great Fourth immunes, as they were
called. He helped materially to organ.
ice this regiment and placed it on or.
excellent iniiitary footing. Colonel
Pettit. of the rogular army. command-
,ud this regiment. and he often remark-
ed that ho amid a grant deal to (‘oio
ncl Cole for the) excellent record that
the Fourth immunes made. 81111 a
General Cole has become adjutnnt gen
eral of the Connecticut National
G 111ml he has brought it to an cmcieo
(,1 heretofore unkndwn although Con
motion! has always felt a great pride
in lit r citizen soldlciy
in the Spanish war veterans Gcncrrl
Cole takes an active purl. He started
the organization in his state by organ
living :1 command, at-hls borne town.
New London. .Then he went to work
in the state. aad‘now has mustered in
sufficient commands to form a pro-
visional corps. and the commander- in-
chict has appointed General Gold to
the important position of provisional
corps commander. in a short time it
looks as if Connecticut will have one
of the best and inmost corps :11 the
Scan sh war veterans
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sramsas AnnAioNeo FOR 7111111.
All the Twentyone Martin Madison»
ville Waived Examination: ‘
MADISONVILLE. K‘y., November 21"
~L’l‘he twenty one man taken priii'ondi‘d
last Sunday morning, by the sheriff
and county judge of Hopkins codiifiy,
were arraigned for trial before We
Hall todny The prisoners waiv
animation, {Pliny warei bald fork~ £41111!
grand jury w’ithdut bail.
When court opened the judge (“in
ed that all the persona til ectly m
acted in the trial he scare ad for
ccaled nueapons He did not afflict
any trouble but took this measure to
be sure that there would be tutti
break of any kind. The damn
of men. 75 401 100 are in camp 11 Nor-
111, Villa protastlnaaaalnst 4 4 44 44
413...“; of the exclusion law.
told he. “is {notice
adjourned of the laxislaturu 1111‘
1 pound of it to . .lcn 111.1111" and 11111
' oftpuifol'
1 led: merit or Sick and Nervous «a
1 111111 1_ bit! 111
and vary cftcn it
cause 48o
Acute diseases lilia scarlet fever some
times cause daemons.
most common cause of loss of hearing
In cuturrh of the hand and throat
A prominent spaciallat on our tron.
bios gives as his opinion that nine out
of ten cases of deafness is traced to
throat trouble: this in probably over
stated but it in certainly true that
more than half of all cases of poor
bearing wore caused by cutnrrh
The cutarrhal secretion in the nose
and throat finds its way into the Euro
tachiun tube and by clogging it up
very soon affectse the hearing. and the
hardening of the aecrotlon makes the
loss of hearing permanent. unless the
caturrh which caused the trouble is
cured .1 '
Those who are hard of hearing may
think this a little tar fetched, but any
one 111. all observant must have noticed
how a hard cold in the head will affect
the hearing and that catarrh if long
neglected will certainly impair tho
sense of hearing and ultimately cause
dcufncaa.
if the hose and throat are kept clear
and free from the unhauithy scorctionar
of ratarrh the hearing will at onco
greatly improve; and anytme suffering;
from deafness and catarrh c1111 1111111
fy themaolvos on this point by using
a titty (cut box of Stuart‘s Cmrrli
Tablets a new cutnrrh cure. which 111
the pasi year has won the approval 01‘
thousands of 1 atarrh sufferers is well
as physicians. because it is in conven
lent form to ‘,nae contains no cocainu
or opiate and is as safe and pleasant:
for children as for their elders.
Stuart's Cutarrh Tablets is a Wh0i11~
some combination of mood root, 011111-
acol Eucalyptol and similar antisep
tics and they curemtatrh and catarrb
ul deafness by action upon the blood
and mucous membrane of the nose and
throat.
As one physician aptly expresses it:
”too do not have to draw upon the
imagination to discover whether you
are getting bonsai. from Stuart's Ca-
tnrrh Tablets: improvement and relief
are apparent from the first tablet talk-
121131
All druggists sell and recommend
,«thcm They cost but fifty cents for full
sized package and ny ratnrrh collar-
or who in Napier: 431‘ 111111 money on
sprays yea mid powder: will up-
preciate to the full the merit of Btu-
nrt's Cats! r11 Tablets
IN A SERIOUS STATE.
Mistress—«Well, Bridget, and how is
your husband? ~‘ 1.». 11‘“?
Washerwomanwb‘ ' and has hit
used up mum -. ‘
MistiHesa—Jflhy what ails him?
Washerwomanwlndadc. then. mumj
lasv. night he had club had dreaum:
that he couldn‘t slope ll wink all night
mum!
"My husband has been shipwrecked
on the ocean twice." said the fledibi" '
lad-y
"Well.“ the little shrivcied chore-1
plied.“‘1nines had some thrilling rx
porienoos too He once interferred
with a man who was boating his when;
and another time he was judge old
baby show where there were sixrty~l
three entries "
SAVED A BOY’B LIFE.
Mrs. captain 5. 11111115111 of
ford Duh, says: “Emmott Batmi v-
ed my boy 11‘ life. He pecan lust like
the one war but with can We av
him a tow dosed. He quid cpltlydto
to sleep, and was 11111-134111 in 111:0th-
ins " For sale by» 11.5 5.Plaistsd and
11'. H. Baxter. 4'4
GUPlD'I ENEMY.
"Pa 1110111th let me marry 1111-
811111111111: bacon» he smoked inch
cheap cigars.
“Well he can't make that an oblec
tion to me. "
THAT THROIBING HIADAcliE
‘ Would quickly 11m if you lied
Dr King's New Life lls Thou do
hava'prov'cd their 111 toll-
nouncod then golfer. gleeful
"The 1411011.!“ simulated til a 01119
“i made one Whole 111 ilva’ stroking;4 1111-
cr‘. 1111041111 so too nowor
golf
But by far the ‘ V
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. _ 011”ch gar n:
1 31mm: 1111;. "than I was wholly
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' l-io wouldnlt out a.“
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at rah'sh 11111sz a i take
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it here 11111 11111111 l'ni a regular 4141411119111.
'iucy’ re both r r‘ iclil'
3. THE GHlLDBEN’I FRIEND.
You‘ll bore a cold this winter. May-
1111 on have one 11w. Your 111111111
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lirouchitls. nip gnu other winter com-
alnts One Minute 0011 111,11 Cure never
its. Act: promptly. is very plian-
lillllt lo the taste and
11113.03 Georgi; luo'hester Ky}:
' write- "our little girl was attacked
" 1 with cropp late one night and was so.
was Ilia could hardly speak. We
audit (11m.
Goorsec
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A ‘BLQOMV i'PNOBPICT.‘ , 1
“You have an immense amount of
1 bay. observed the visitor at the Clov
‘cr— meadow farm
“Yn- as," said Farmer Redneck. “but
there ain't a dung thing t’ feed it to
but bicycles. "
RELlABLE 4‘44me GENTLE.
"A pill's a pill" says the saw. But
‘thorc are pills and pills. You want a
pill which in certain, thorough, , sum
the. Mustn't grips. Dertt‘s ittls
Earlywltlumvllll tho bill. Purely vega-
tablc. Do not force but assist the how-
old to act. Strengthen and laviaoratc.
Small and easy to take. George 0
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While the British admiralty has tar-
dily resolved upon the construction
of five submirlnc vessels. France and
Russia acting hand in hand have de
termined to do joint menace to the
naval powers of Europe by means of a
float ol- ninety-two vessels of the most
deadly tyne.
”READS Luge WlLDFlRE
1 When things are “the boat” they be
come “the beat ocllinz." Abraham
Hare. a leading druagist. of Bellovilie,
0.4,,,,,,1vritos:, “Electric Bitters arc the
Mist selling hitters l have handled in
iwonty yours” You know why? Most
dispatch begin in disorders of atom-
ach. liver kidneys bowels. blood and
nerves. Electric Bitters tones up the
stomach. regulates liver. kidneys and
bowels, purifies the blood. strengthens
the nerves, hence cures multitudes of
imitation it builds up the entire sys-
loin Puts new life and vigor into any
weak sickly. rundown man or woman.
price (30 cents. Sold by F‘ H Baxter
South N01 walk
walk druggists:
tun;
A representative ‘of the Panda Temps
has been examining railwayistations
in Germany. and he declared that
those of Dresden/1 Cologne. Hanover,
Frankfort Bremen. etc. are for super
lor to any of tlio 'lrrcnch. except the
Parisian
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MODERN BURGfiRY SURiPASSED.
"While suffortngrfrom a bade case of
plies l consulted: physician who ad
vised me to try 11 box of DeWitt's
Witch Halal gave " says (31.01111111-
Atlanta, G. 'i
entirely cured. DeWitt' a Witch Hazel
salve is a splendid cure for piles giv
. in; relief instantly, and l heartily re
commend is to ailisuderers Surgery
is unnecoassary to cure plies. Dc-
will cure
any case. (hits burns bruises and all
other wounds are also quickly cured
by it Beware of chunterfolul George
1 (18111143011.
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No Monkey Buchanan—He offered to
‘ act as her escort 411111 she declined the
offer
“You are as full bf airs as a band or.
gnu." he tapitofully declared.
“Possibly" she netorted. “but just
the. some i don't so with a crank “—~
Chicago Ncwu. '
' ONLY CURSE FOR DYIPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New (lactic.
Del, says: "i suffered for yearawlth
dyspepsia. Used to luvs great dip
tress and belching. l tried everything
i could hear of but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm and one 60
cent bottle cured“; Hints! "
For lgala by RH
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Mrs (lush—#1 heard, all about your
poor husband having his arm broken in
that dreadful street car accident yon-
lcrday; let me sympathlte with you "
Mrs finance-3011111111“ you; but
that isn't the worst; new but was
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my“ ,
GREAT LUCK‘ OF ‘AN EDITOR,
For two you: all adorn) to‘ cure
Moms in the palms of my hands fall.
tan N. Lamar. of
curedvby Buchléu's Arum “'01" ill-1
the world's best (on Eruptions. Born
and all skin aims-1.011111 81512., at I"
ll; Baxter" 11. 81111111 Not-wait: John K.
Rica's. Nor-walk. - 4
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A PHYMOMN TIN? I
rfectly harin- '
is her a few doses of 011: Minutes ;
it relieved but binned» ‘
4' lately and she went to sleep, When she
awoke next morning she had no alias
' 11f hoarseneas or croup."
John A. Riggs. Nor~
procured a box and was
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simply ruined in the w4.rcclt"-Ohlo .
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This thoe is for Wound
tie up in 'a most
attractive manner. it
15 stylish. nobbv. and
has a malt top.
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$5.00 pair
‘ WearShoesthalFil
C O A L
$5.7 5 period.
DELIVERED [N YOUR BIN.
We handle only one grade of Coll.
and that is the BEST.
Place your orders now. and take Id
vantage of price quoted above.
Best in quality. creamy screened
competent drivers. prompt delivery.
No matter what your experience bu
been in the put, give us your order
and we will please you.
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successors to 3. Hum.
Coal Yard 111111 Oilico Water strum
Branch omen corner Wushlnxton on:
Main sit-acts. Bouth Nonalk. 001111.
Telephone (NI. 31-3.
11191151401511 Prices;
Discarded machinery of all kinds
plpinsptaam and water fittings, stoves
and builders' hardware bought and
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber. feathers and all articlal that
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will be‘vphid by
calling on 1
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 6. 15 Raymond 81
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention
Open ‘1' a. m. to 6 p. 11:. Closed Sat
urda ya. _
Residence 58 Sprint struts
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERY BODY.
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011111101134an moire.
M. TARLQV.
oouuao'rtou'r manna
South Norma. ‘
tit-11111111 1111 at.
digests the food and aids
11:11» in siren honing a 45900. or
in 111111104on
111% $1111. ”M
41111111 edicicncy. [tins
1 kimono manually cure:
on. 'H rtbti
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'thunllmusodtohavo“,
. 4 4,4.» -4 A.”
That Chilly F eelmg
it' s the Quality of the coal you burn in the furnace that :
determines whether or not you shall be‘ entirkiy 11111111131111
able during cold Weather. or “4; little chilly.” With interior 1 1 '
coal it is impossible to get satisfactory heat though a
much larger quantity is burned.
Coal costs you no more herea-rbut there' 5 quit: a differ-
ence in the value. The first order will show you why it is
profitable to deal with us. '
For open grates we have found CANN EL the most sat-
isfactory fuel.
John H. Ferris,
1449 Washington Street“, South Norwalk. Conn.
BodFRoom Suites
From $14 50 to $50 00'
On our sccond floor you can see a large. well assorted
and fair priced line of Bedroom Suites in Plain and Quar.
tered Oak, imitation Mahogany, Mahogany and arrays”
Maple. Our 326.00 Suites are unusual values. We show
the newest and best things in Furniture from the leading
makers of the country.
Our Furniture, Carpets and Draperies cover three
floors.
J-CQLLINS 11 CO.
funeral Dlmlort and autumn.
142 big: 4414.111 Iii-col, In. 4
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than: new will be. It is unique and original. holding
in. its firm wasp all thepqople' 111 form. 1714: paper A
and the, people 111:, Womble. nan-1111:1111; a}:
both mutual, and 1741:) balk know it 771: only prac-
tical way of attracting these peopled: 1711011971 (/1:
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