a
talent the legal tender silver dollar. be»
liltilliiiiuiiiee lured ind lic-
. acusry 6th to maintain the legal SII~
~ vcr dollar at parity with gold and to
States. and to ithiit and It made lilt‘
‘ ‘ dollar consisting of 25.8 grains or gold
therewith. but it did not. aside from
this opinion your committee joins
.11.
‘ the
=th noticed In the case. of France that
‘Ei‘uatel' proportionately to the silver
"correct the mistakes of the past.
Knight to stop now the further coinage
exchanging gold for silver. the. use or
. the reserve fund in thc treasury and
f'rausei'it will stop the further coinage
., damages to be awarded Mr. Judson
, had been submitted to arbitration by
morovldlnx for the building of
' maul. yards.
3 hold that the assignment of a portion
‘0! till! work to the navy yards would
.coymponding ion to the government.
.1 mac petitions are being sent in large
iii brilliant" in Main-
‘iiillilis ill The Silver liiiiiill'
BS The Iliil Should Pins
Willi Correspondence Tile Sentinel.i
‘ ASHINGTON, January 15......(jun.
Wilton Hill made. a report yester-
gfiy on the bill introduced by him
Increase the subsidiary silver coirs
Mr . Hlliliaays: The purpose of tho
cc. of. March 14th, 1890. was to cstab~ .
Itch the gold standard in the United
Rina-tenths line. the standard null of
Willie. and declared It to be the duty I
tithe secretary of thc treasury to
maintain all forms of money at parity
providing for the redemption of Unit.
all States notes in gold prescribe any
method by which silch parity shall he
maintained. The purpose of this mea.
sure is not only to rcmedy that dcfcci
I0 tar as the legal tender silver dollar
It concerned, but at the same time t'i
provide for the adequate volume of
Itibsidiary coin to meet. the demand of
trade. In his report of 1901. the di-
rector of the mint says: No good
reason appears why the coinage of dot
1hr nieces should not altogether cease
and the entire stock of bullion on
hand be used for subsidiary coin. in
ily, believing that it is far wiser
use this bullion into coins which
the people want and will keep in cir-
solution, rather than into dollars to he
added to the tons of coin now lying in
tho treasury. France and the Nether-
lands are the only gold standard na-
tions‘whoss per capita or full legal
tehdbr silver exceeds ours. but it will
.31“ per capita of gold is very much
which she carries. it would seem. it
till?) invariance of the world Is of any
vim whatever. that we ought learn
some; lessons from It. and begin to
we
of legal tender silver dollars and this
"bill will do it. We ought to use the
remaining bullion to supply subsidiary
coil! which the people want and this
“bill will do it. To enable the secretary
of the treasury to mantain purity by
any and all provisions of law for its
use or maintenance are placed at his
disposal. The fund consists of slud-
ll_00,000 in gold. and it is maintained by
’a\transfer of gold from the current
Infids'of the treasury by purchase oi
sold. or by issue of bonds. The com-
mittse agree with Mr. Hill In believing
that. this bill should ho adopted. be
cause It will increase the volume. of
subsidiary coin, which is greatly ucod
ed, because it will in due time rcducc
the volume of legal tcildcl' silver with
outdoss to the country. and qu-uusc ll
.wili'make every legal tender dollar in
the United States lilo NilIiVltlcnt of
gold and make more sure and certain
the maintenance of the gold standard
as declared by the act of March it
1900.
The treasury dcpurlmcui bus calico
upon the department of .insiico In
lehrnxtlle reason of thc dcluy in con-
demning the. land necessary for tbc ad-
(lltion to\ the llridgcpori poslroiucc.
The department of lusticc has reprint
and explained t'ilc case from bcninnlnu
finale end. The f‘cliori shows flint a
suit was instituted in the Hilton
States district court {Or the district oi
Connecticut in tho numc of Lyman .l.
Gage, secretary of ilic treasury. yrs.
Robert M. Judson. to cozrlcmu land for
an addition to the. government build:
ing at Bridgeport. i‘bc question of
an instrument in writing. signed by
Illl attorney and by Charles W. Com»
stuck. the then United States attorney.
. Senator Hawley has received a large
nilmber of communications from var-
} ‘ labor organizations in the state
of“ onnecticut urging action by Con-
wine. of our naval vessels in govern-
The labor organizations
”fills a large proportion of the toilers
fifths country to participate in the
benefits of the eight-hour day without
to Senators and Roprchnta-
«Congress requesting them to
havlng inserted in the next
ppvopriation bill authorising
man of warships. a pro-
that some of the vessels provid-
M In the hill shall be constructed
' navyyacds of the country. in
’ 1 Hunter: with your correspondent
‘ I’Donatcr Howler said that In re-
to the many communications
‘ «have come 1.; him hf hr plain-
LM ibis pool on as I nor of
w action recommended by the is-
ulthlic. and in so doing has refer-
“ to} his report as chairman of the
"mum on Ordnanc- Inc
‘ , in in 1880. in which the follow-
ups-mace to the building of war-
' LII government yards was made:
partial check upon private
and nauseous inch-sot
.somo ships should be built
‘ , the parts to be tarnished
sensation."
to further inform himself
f topless In the hands of
. mt! as full information as
Till! marathons
Ills liesl Iili roof.
It is the trade mark stamped on
every sheet of the best roofing
tin. MP tin has been more than
fifty years the English standard
for best roofing~~~ls the Anteri-
can standard—«the WOI'ld'SStRIld-r
‘ ard now. MP roofing tin re-
sists every unfavorable weather
condition.
an»! M l
@Iloofing
rm
., makes the best. the driest roof;
lasts longer than any other form
of roofing; coats no more than
a roof that burns. or melts. or
freezes, or breaks. Ask your
roofer, or
write { W. c. CRONEMEYBR Agent,
to Carnegie Building. Pillsbury.
for illustrated book on roofing.
AIEIIOAN TIN PLATE COMPANY.
New York.
cruiser No. 1. Main; cruiser No. 7. Cin-
cinnati; steam tug No. 6. Pennacock.
The rebuilding of the monitors Puri-
tan, Terror and Miantonomoh was
under contract, but they were appro-
priated for and practicilly built at this
yard.
Norfold Navy (ark: Second class
battle ship. Texas; cruiser No. 6. Rob
eigh: steam tug No. 5. Samoset. The
monitor Amphitrite practically rebuilt
under the same conditions as the. mon-
ltors referred to above.
Mare Island Navy Yard:
No. 4. Unldaila: steam tug No. 7.
Pawtucket. The monitor Monadnock
practically rebuilt under the. same con
ditions as the above-named monitors.
No vessels are now building at navy
yards or naval stations. The old flag
ship Hartford was only a short time
ago practically rebuilt at tho Marc ls-
land Navy Yard and by government la-
bor. The various yards of this gov-
i‘l‘llmtlilt are all fitted with machinery
for repairing as well as building ships
and licarly all the repairs made to our
battle ships. more or less serious. are
made In government yards. thus giving
employment to a large number oi
skillcd laborers.
sit ibc olcomargariiic licnring this
morning before the committee on ug-
l'l(lllillf‘t‘. l‘l'ol’. George M. Kobcr. pro.
i‘cssor of hygiene in Georgetown (nu.
lcgc. appeared in behalf of the oico
people. l’rof. l\olicr made ullitc an
extended statement. lic said amont;
other things iliat he did not think it
was right to pass illc bill proposcrl.
'icruum- it would compel llic laborinL:
1111‘“ to pay more for tthr olcohmr-
.Iill‘lllt‘ or else! would be obliged to
buy button". Mr. Henry ihcn cnllcd
bis nticniion to the fact first this bill
“us iltll for the purpose of raising iilc
pricc of olcomurgarinc. nor would it
il.l\c that effort. lint it was Intended
to compcl the manufacturers to stump
iIu-ir goods and not put it on the. mar-
l:cl its bllttcr. In this way the poor
working man could tell wbeilicr ho
was buying blltcr or olclnurgnl‘inc. unll
he would not be compclicd to buy olco-
niui'gul‘lilc at a higher pricc. Prof. ixo.
bcr was obliscd to acknowledgc that
this was so. 'l‘bcsc licarings urn
vrcniing unilc a Mile excitement iii
ibc Capitol. iiotb sides are doing thcii‘
utmost to present ll good case. blli lilo-
olco pooplc are sure to lose in the long
run. It is prcsumcd they will carry
ilic light into the house. own if tho
rommlitcc reports against them. bill
Mr. Henry bclicvcs that the bill Wlii
pass.
Senator Plait in the senate yester-
day introduced the petition of Elmer
S. l'ultz. superintendent of the cream-
ery at Lebanon. favoring the ’i‘owncy-
lrout bill. The. petition represents
that thc creamery paid out during the
your 100]. sixty thousand dollars
in cash to 153 patrons. and
that ihe bill referred to above. if pass-
cd, would be of great aid to the dairy
interests of the state. As a matter of
fact. the Connecicut members are an
receiving hundreds of requests from
residents of the slate. favoring an an-
tioieo hill. Most of these requests
urge the. members not to approve of
any cilantro from the Grout bill as it
passes! the house in 66th Congress.
The petitioners do not endorse the
Tawney bill. but are willing to accept
eltbsr filo Henry u... or the Medical-y
bill. wbICh are identical with the
Grout bill.
Senator Platt also introduced a poti-
tion from the Phoenix Lodge. Interna-
tional Association of Machinists, at
Bridgeport. in favor of the appropria-
tion naked for by the secretary of navy
for ordnance.
Secretary Long has ordered a court
of Inquiry to convene at the New York
navy yard to inquire into the circum-
stances connected with the. grounding
of the United l in training 91in
Hartford bi the ow launch harbor
on the 8th of January. The court is
compo-ed of Captain James snails.
Captain James ll. (lesbian and Captain
Harry Knox. with Commander Aaron
Word as fudge advocate. The court
will also investigate the collision be-
"icon the Hartford and the barge
Alico. which also occurred. In New
London butter on the same day.
COMMON!!! Russell If" mil" rs-
appointed by till numbers! the noun
a director of iiguuoluauis atrium for
the Deaf and ‘ tab viticulture iu~
ltitiitiob of which will. Dalmatian. m.
mcrly of Hartford. is president. _
Steam tug
in; consume oil it my south
”film ~ '
’9'!
i
HOD. Welland-ion. 0 {New Haven. book
Mil . ii? Millie
1 .bmim' w
3 mt .mrtiie closing min of the
state normsl‘scbool‘ was one of intense
excitement for the girls who attend
that school of pedagogy. says the New
Haven Palladium. the reason for the
excitement was that something drop»
pad. The girls thought it was a bomb
shell. but it wasn't. One morning while
Prof. Merrill was reading from the Bis
his. or singing. We Shall Meet on that
Beautiful Shore. or something simi-
lar. in relation to the devotional exer~
cises incident to the opening of school.
he heard an annoying buzz at the rear
end of the room. He was wondering
whether "he was the lioncy-suckie. it
was the bee." or not, when he noticed
several pairs of dainty coral tinted lips
moving in a suspicious manner. Then
the. .efarful fact dawned upon him that
some of the girls were whispering.
Horrible!
One pair of lips was summarily cx—
pellet and three others were suspend-
ed. Ilc affair caused much comment
at the. time. as the. girls were just
about to graduate. and of course could
not do so. There was some talk at the
time of suit being brought. but it was
finally dropped and events moved on
smoothly at the school. It was sup-
posed that the girls who were suspend-
cd would not return to school at all.
but a few weeks ago It was all fixed up.
very quietly. and in February the three
girls who were suspended will return
to school and complete their forms af-
ter having practically been suspended
for nearly a year. A couple of days ago
the fact became known to the state.
normal school girls. There was great
rejoicing thereof. and everything in
the big brick building moves on with an
oicoginions smoothness highly com-
mendable in. an institution of that
kind. Hurrah!
BERLIN. January ilk—Admiral
Count Von Baudisson. who is to com:
mand the imperial yacht liohcnsoliern.
on her forthcoming visit to New York.
to take part in the ceremony incident
to the launching of Emperor William's
new yacht. arrived here yesterday. He
will go to Potsdam to see his majes-
ty prior to selling for the United
States.
WORK BEGINS ON TUNNEL.
NEW YORK. January Iii-«Prelimin-
ary work on the construction of the
new Pennsylvania railroad tunnel.
which is to extend from Long Island
City to New Jersey. beneath the East.
and North rivers. and this city. has
been commenced. Engineers have
started drilling holes on the central
track running into the Long island
passenger station at Long Island City.
__._._____
ARE QUICK TO SEE.
Good Doctors Are Quick to See and
Appreciate Real Merit in New
Medicines.
Stuart 3 Dyspepsia 'i‘a'nlcis arc u ols~
covcry of grcat value to the mcdicui
profession and the public. They arc
an unfailing specific in all cases of
dyspcpsiu illid disordered digestion.
Almost cvcrybody's digcsiion is «lis-
ordcrcd mort- or loss. and the coul-
moncst llllIli: they do for if is to [like
:wiillli‘ olic of tlio mllhy StN'iiilf‘tfl biilflil
purifiers. which ill many cuscs lll‘f'
lucrcly strong cuiliartics. h'llcll things
are not needed. If the orglms are in
cioggcd condition. they ncod only ll lii~
llo bolp and they will right lbcin-
nclvcs. t‘athartics irritate the sons!-
iivc linings of the stomach and bow-
cls and often do more harm than
mod.
Purging Is not what is needed. The
thing to do is to pill the food in condi-
tion to be readily digested and assim-
ilated. Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets do
this perfectly. ’l‘bey partly digest
what Is eaten and giro the stomach
just the bclp It needs. They stimulate
'ibc secretion and excretion of tho (II.
gestive fluids and relieve the congest-
ed condition of the. glands and mem-
branes. They put the whole digcstivc
system in condition to do its work.
When that is done you need take.
no more tablets. unless you eat what
does not agree with you. Then take
one. or two tablets—«give them needed
help and you will have no trouble.
It’s a common sense medicine and a
common sense treatment and it will
cure every time. Not only cure t 0
disease but cure the cause. Go a
about It In a perfectly sensible and
scientlilc way.
We have testimonials enough to fill
a book. but we don't publish many of
them. However»-
Mrs. E. M. Faith. of Byrd's Creek.
Wis, says: “i have taken all the Tab»
lets I got of you and they have done
their work well In my case. for I feel
like a different person altogether. i
don’t doubt if I had not got them I
should have been at rest by this time."
R. E. Willard. Ousiow. La. says:
“Mr. White. of Canton. was telling me
of your Dyspepsia Tablet- curing him
of Dyspepsia from which he had suf.
ferod eight years. As I am a sufferer
myself i wish you to send me a pack-
age by return mail." '
Phil Brooks. Detroit; Mich. says:
"Your dyspepsia care has worked won-
ders in my case. I suffered for years
cured and enjoy life as I never have
before. I gladly recommend them.
It will cost Me to find out just how
much Stuart’s Dyspepsiafablois will
help you. Try them-«that's the best
way to decide. '
A little
All druulsts sell them.
stirrer“ are. r
* . ‘ I "ll . .
moan loll
.s
from dyspepsia but am now entirely ‘
. a: uni
commission on, a
cry 19. 1902. an examination will be
held in this city for the positions of
clerk and carrier in tho postoillce ser-
vice. All persons who have been ex‘
amined for position of darker carrier
within the past year and failed to pass
may be reexamined upon filing now ap.
plications in due time. This examina-
tion offers an excellent opportunity for
enicrlng the Federal service to bright,
energetic young persons who are not
afraid of hard work. and the Commis-
sion bones that a sufficient number of
intelligent. active persons Wlii present
themselves for this examination. It
may be stated that there is a wider
field for advancement upon merit in
the Pcdcrai service than in many |ll‘l~
vute einployincnts, not only b.\. pro-
motion iii the same office, but by trans»
fer to other parts of the scl'vicc. the
nature of the examination is a test of
practical. gcncral intelligence. and of
adaptability in postoulcc work. l‘hs
age limitations for this examination
are its folowa: All positions, is to
in years. All applicants male. and is.
mulc. must have the medical certificate
ill Form I01 executed. Applicants for
male cicrk and for carrier must be at
least 5 iii. i in. In height. and wciun
not less than i25 pounds. The naincs
of all malc cligiblcs will be entered on
both clcrk and carrier registers. and
appointments from either register
will remove the eligiblcs name from
both rcgisters. ‘l‘he examination is
open to all citizens of the. United
States who comply with the require-
nicnts. Competitors will be rated
without regard to any consideration
otbcr than the qualifications shown in
their examination papers, and cligl~
bles will be ccrtifiod strictly In accord-
ance with the civil service law and
rules. For application blank iForm
I01 i. full instructions. specimen exam-
ination attentions and information rela-
tlvc to the. duties and salaries of the
different poaiiions. application should
be. made to the undersigned. Applica-
lions must be on file. with the accru-
tary of the local board before the hour
of closing business business on Febru-
ary 5. 1902.
. F. E. CONLEY.
Secretary Postal Board.
MASONIC MUTUAL RECEIVER.
NEW HAVEN. January 15-After a
closely contested hearing. in which
there. was charges of mismanagement
and misrepresentation. Judge (lager. in
the Superior Court, yesterday declined
to appoint. Robert L. (‘husc as pcrlnii-
neni receiver for the defunct Masonic
Mutual Benefit Association. although
Mr. Chars was endorsed by the officers.
It developed that there are likely to be
suits against the directors. and accord-
ingly the judge (lilttitled to select a man
not hampered iii any way. He named
A. Huston Robertson. who was agreed
upon by the attorneys. The court. or-
dcrcd iiic presentation of all claims
ilIIiliIlb‘I the association within four
months
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll Hubbard. of Mil-
ford. I')o.l.. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
l‘rl my boy's life. He began just like
the one We lost with cronp. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to slccp. and was all right In the morn-
mg.’ For sale by R. ii. Plaisted and
9‘. ll. Baxter. .
Sonic pcoplc innrry for low». some
'or moiicy and oilicrs out of curiosity.
.9
Your Lifoawayi
You can be cured of any form of tobacco usiu
easily bc made well. strong. run netic. fnlin‘l
I'm lit.- and vigor Ly taking “Ora-“0,
lioi makes weak lili'll :1rnlig_ Many garr-
»n [woods in ten darn. UVN 500,001:
bit-It.
lTOBACCO SP”
Alltirugpiuu, i.‘lirl'ullllrlliitt‘ml [built
1. :m-I mlt'iic rlil~‘i; ;\iillfl“.$ .N‘l'lfltlJM
.EMEDYLU. locum -r t“‘ York. -’
ll is'nt necessary for a man to sow
wild (alts; tho) conic up along the path
nc il‘.‘l\‘i‘ii‘.
A DEEP MYSiERY.
If is u mystcry why women cildlirc
iluckucbc. liOlliililhi’. Ncrrousncss
Slccplcssncss. Mcluncboly. Painting
and Marty Spells wbcn thousands have.
proved that Electric Hitters will quick
iy curc such ironblcs. “I suffered for
ycnrs with kidney iroublc. writes Mrs
i’bcbc (‘hcrlcy of l’ctcrson. l9... “and
a. lame back pained me so I could not
dress myself. bill Electric Bitters
wholly curedme. and. although 73
years old, I now am able to do all my
housework.“ It overcomes Constipa-
tion. improves Appetitc. gives perfect
health. Only 50c at I". II. Baxter’s
South Norwaik drug store. and John
A. Riggs' Norwalk drug store.
All Atchisoh farmer who quit smok-
ing several weeks ago. is thinking of
going down Into the mire again.
“0......
ONLY CURSE FOR DYSPEPEIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Dci.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. If. Planted and F. H.
Baxter.
All the mean acts of his life are
quickly brought before a drowning
“Both It within by“ which“:
a sure ill but
“a“... we bAsvc ovum incl c-tlgun. is?»
"can wife I from with it
two ml. she will come o'i mama-f
pain it her head almost
anaemic."
and they relieved the
immediately. We both recommend
. I. an noun.
rubbers am Trim“ lilo. . Pillsbury. Pa
3V léw‘ M . .
IfllPA‘flOI. " up
’a
‘ 11m ‘
Ms. ifs-insure val. Ill
that on ileum. ‘
_ at If. H. Baxter’s.
as» '
HOW'B THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrb that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
1“. J. CHENEY & 00.. Props.
Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned, have known F
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and ihnancially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. .
WEST it TRIIAX. Wholesale
slats. Toledo. iii.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale liruggists. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken into:
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price lbs per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
gists. Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are thti best.
llrus
li‘Ol'Illlliittl Is the. man who can de-
pend upon himself at all times.
Educate four Bowvrls.
Your bowels can be trained as well
as your muscles or your brain. Cas-
carets (Sandy (Iathartic train your
bowels to do right. Genuine tablets
stamped (.7. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. All (iruggists, IOC.
it may seem strange. but drummers
never beat their way.
CHILDREN ESPECIALLY LIABLE.
Burns. bruises and cuts are extreme.
ly painful and If neglected often re-
sult In blood poisoning. Children are
especially liable to such mishaps be
cause but so careful. As a remedy De.
Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salve Ill un‘équal-
led. Draws out the fire. stops the pain.
soon heals the wound. Beware of
counterfeits. Sure cure for piles. “De.
Witt‘s Witch Hazel Salvo cured my
babe of eczema after two physicians
gave her up." writes James Mock. N.
Webster. Ind. "The sores were so bad
she soiled two to five dresses 8. day."
George C. Stillson.
0
Hanging is too good for ilic picture
that is badly executed.
BLOWN TO ATOMIB.
The old idea that the body some
times needs a powerful. drastici purga.
tIVc pill has been exploded; for Dr.
King's New Life Pills. which are per-
fccily harmless. gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expel poisonous matter.
cleanse the system and absolutely cure.
Constipation and Sick Headache. Only
15c. at F. If. Baxter's South. Norwalk
.lrug store. and John A, Riggs‘s Not“
walk drug store.
The average mail is timid when he
proposcsw probably because his guard-
ian angel is trying to hold him back.
CANDY climatic
Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never acid In bulk
Beware of the dealer who trier to sell
"something first as good.”
Incompcient pcoplc always argue
that ii is cbcapcl' to buy things ready
uuubu
’I‘hc grave is yawning for the follow
.vlio is always in a hurry,
STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD. .
Laxativc llromo-Quininc Tablets
curc a cold in one day. No cure. no pay.
Price "r cents.
-0
Syilliultbizc with It woman. and you
will learn what a menu mail. bcr hus-
band is.
iT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.
Tlic fame of Bucklcn's Arnica Salve
ts the best in the world. extends round
the earth. It‘s the. one perfect healer
of Cuts. Corns. Burn. Bruises. Sores.
Scalds. Bulls. Ulcers. Felons. Aches,
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile cure. 25c a box at I“. H.
Baxter's. South Norwalk. and John A
Riggs's, Norwalk. -
w
’l‘hc debt a man owes to himself is
ilwuys paid.
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
“I was troubled for about seven
years with my stomach and in bed half
my time." says E. Dcmick. Somcrville.
Ind. “I spent about H.000 and never
could get anything to help me until I
tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I have
taken a few bottles and am entirely
well." You don't live by what you eat.
but by what you digest and assimilate.
If your stomach doesn’t digest your
food you are really starving. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure does the atomacb'l
work by digesting the food. You don't
have to diet. Eat all you want. Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
troubles. Georile C. Sillison.
It's the first step that counts in the
long run.
THOU'AND' esuv mro EXILE.
Every year a large number or poor
sufferers whose luau are sore and
racked with coughs are urged to go to
another climate. But this is costly and
not always sure. Don't be an exile
when Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption will cars you at home.
it's themost infallible medicine for
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and
Lung diseases on earth. The first dose
bring: relief. Astounding cures result
from persistent use. Trial bl ties free
Death 1 math:
John A. ngkl's, Norlialk. ‘. rice 60c
and $1.00. Every bottle migrants“.
l
in the policeman's duty to. watch
that others may not any. i
sun-h-
Naomi-av
TO SELL PEAS QUICKLY.
Canned pass at 10 cents per can.
Quality first class and value higher
than the price asked. I.’HOMMEDIEU
BROS, East Norwalk.
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READ AND PROFIT.
Pillsbury’s Plymouth cats. 3 pkgs..
25c; Pillsbury’s Oat Food. flaked. 9c
pkg; Pilibnry a Flaked Wheat, 2 pkzsu
25c. The simple fact that these goods
bear the name of Pillsbury Is suffic-
isnt guarantee cf quality. E. H. MORE-
I-IOUSE. West avenue.
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THE BUSIEST PLACE iN NORWALK
These 'days is LEWIS’S PHOTO-
lRAPH GALLERY. Sittings from ‘10
a. m. to 3:30 p. m. First quality work.
Now designs of mountings. Popular
prices. Sittings Sundays until the Hol-
idays, from 10 a. m. to 2:30 p. m.
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cam. SOHAUB’S new veaa.
All are invited to the New Year din-
ner and supper at the iMPERIAL
CA E. I will bill a 250-pound pig.
which will be served to all.
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HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Porfecto cigar? it's
a cool, sweet. delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made from the very best selected to-
bacco. Try one. Every one sells them.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO.. 83 Washing-
ton Street.
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IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
Good syrup we have it. It’s certainly
fine and we only ask 150 per quart
jar. Large pickles at 12c per dozen.
See them and you will appreciate that
the rice is all right. CONRAD
BEC ER, Washington street, South
Norwalk.
Loss BY FIRE.
When it can be done at so small a
cost. why not protect yourself? $2.10
insures furniture and household goods
for $350 for three years against loss by
lire or lightning. TAYLOR & GOLD-
EN, Washington street. So. Norwalk.
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SITTINGS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS.
Persons desiring to sit for Photo.
graphs during these winter months
will find it much to their advantage
if they will avoid the late afternoon
hours. The light after 3:30 p. in. Is
uncertain. even on pleasant days, al~
though it is possible to make a nega
five. at Ao'clock. G. S. NORTH.
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THE IDEAL FLUSH VALVE
is noiseless. closes with Jar or water
hammer. Has no tank. See it in op-
eration in our display room. HORACE
R. Nash. corner North Main and West
streets, Smith Norwalk.
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GIFTDOM FOR HOLIDAYS.
Our store is the center of sensible
gifts for the chilc. man or woman. We
have nicely framed pictures. free orna-
ments. toys of every description—this
means mechanical toys. too; dainty
cards, calendars. books for the little.
lots. In fact everything imaginable is
here. H. E .BODWELL, Washington
strcct. South Norwaik.
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FILL YOUR BIN.
Let us fill your cool bin with the best
grade of cool. that will last a little bet-
ter than other grades. and at the same
price—45.75 a ton. Prompt attention.
Courteous treatment. IRVING LOCK-
WOOD ii. 00.. 122 Water Street.
Phone 31-5.
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NOT ON CORRECT TIME?
Well that watch or clock needs fix.
ing. We repair such and place them
in correct running order at reasonable
charges. Jewelry .lobbing Is also our
specialty. H. S. ROOD. So. Main St.
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TROUBLED WITH YOUR WASH?
Getting a good. careful washcrwo-
man is. “'0 know. one of the difficult
affairs in life. It’s no trouble to get
us to do your washing. We are always
at the same stand. always ready to call
for washing and to deliver same when
it is done. No worry to you: no run-
ning away with clothing. etc. We
wash thc clothing sent us and return
it. Now. if you let us get this wash
Thursday. Friday or Saturday. to be
delivered Monday or Tuesday. we will
wash a surprisingly large number of
pieces for fifty cents. CRESCENT
LAUNDRY. Water St., 80. Norwnlk.
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HERE'S THE PLACE
To get your stable supplies at rea-
sonable prices. A large assortment of
horse blankets. all grades. from 31 to
35. Plush lap robes. 82.25 to 84. All
kinds of harness. carriages and run-
abouts and in fact everything on
wheels. we sell. General repairing a
specialty. LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
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NEW STYLE CORSETS.
From the best makers in the coun-
try, and nearly every lady In this com-
munity decided to buy a new pair of
corsets for winter wear. Wish we
could convince you that your corset
economy and this store go together.
.I. A. HISLOP a: CO.
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BRIDGE FISH MARKET.
No. l smelt, 8c lb.; shad. 20c each:
steel: salmon. llc 1b.: herring. be In;
large salt mackerel.
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O. 8. TILLOTDON
Offers s use stock of Japanese china:
dainty. useful. and at a low price. An
nual clearance sale of outing and tail-
or-made hate. your choice at 980. Come
at once and secure bargains. Also
special prices on all trimmed bats.
mourning hats and veils to rent. chil-
dren's bonnet- at greatly reduced
prices.
mat-0*... ,
YOUR CHILD'S MIAMI OF GUP-
PORT.
is his education-4m business educw
tlon. BROWN'S BUSINESS COD
LIME is a representative business
training school for both sexes. Nov.
1 every one of its graduates had been
placed in a lucrative position. 'i‘sio-
phone and we will call. Call and we
will place the fact- bcforc you.
“What has become of the octagona-
rlan who was telling us the other day
hm to live to be it hundred years
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"He died
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at the age of salt—Ex-
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HAVE YOU TRIED THE BPARTO
CIGAR? .
This cigar is making a name for lb
self In the Norwaiks. It has a Suma-
tra wrapper and combination filler.
It is made in a clean factory. by an-
perior workmen. It is put up either
_25 in a box or 50, to suit the trade. It
is sold bv WHELPLEY & CLARK.
cor. Main and Washington streets, 80.
Norwalk.
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Now I3 THE TIME
To think about selecting your Christ.
mas present. Our stock this year of-
fers the largest assortment to be found
in the Twin Cities. Fancy china of
every description, lamps. toilet ware,
art pictures. 20c and up. Sterling ail-
vcr novelties this week. 19c. Every-
thing in picture books for the child-
ren can be found here. See the 5 and
10 cent window in a few days. at DA-
MON‘S. Free delivery.
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HOLIDAY FRUIT.
We. have secured special fruits for
Xmas trade. Very nice oranges, Ja-
maica, Florida, California Oranges.
fancy apples. grapes and new pair.
EDWIN WILCOX, Washington street.
South Norwalk. Phone 143-5.
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OF INTEREST To MEAT BUYERS.
Our fin huddle is very nice indeed.
and the shrimp are very suitable for
salads and we have ground bone for
chickens. SCHAUB'S MARKET.
Washington street.
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OUR PICTURE GALLERY.
For Saturday only we will give up
our entire carpet department to dis-
play medallions and other pictures,
many of them being copies of famous
works of art. You are cordially invit-
ed to come and enjoy It. A. DICKER-
MAN & SON. 84 Washington street,
South Norwalk.
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SMOKERS' DELIGHT
are a good drawing cigar and pipe.
We have especially for Xmas trade.
JOHN OLDENSC-.LAGER, Washing-
ton street, So. Norwalk.
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THE 80. NORWALK TRUST CO.
Can assist you with your financial bus.
iuess. no matter what Its character.
Our facilities for handling the general
banking business cannot be excelled.
Our savings department pays the high-
est rate of interest on deposits. Trusts
of all kinds receive the careful atten-
tion of our officers and attorneys. If
you desire to purchase stocks or bonds,
or semi drafts to any part of Europe.
we can serve you.
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CHOCOLATE BON BONS. 28c LB.
These candles are usually sold at a
much higher price. The price is cut
for this week only. OWEN’S. North
Main street.
ORANGESI ORANGES!
We. call your attention to Florida
Oranges—good ones. too, rest assured.
The lot we have are running excep
tlonally nice. CENTRAL FOOD COM-
PANY. Washington Street, South
Norwalk. Phone 130.
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8. I. MILLS'S ASSORTMENT.
0f fancy pillow tops and stamped lino
ens most complete in the city. Our
$1.00 glace and mocha kid gloves are
the best made and warranted. Import.
ers' sample line embroidered handker-
chiefs. Over 200 styles. way under
price. Large line golf gloves. mittens
and Onyx hosiery at attractive prices.
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DO YOU NEED NEW GLOVES?
Then you will surely be Interested
in this ad. Driving gloves. wth flaring
wrist. fur tops. otherwise buck skin, at
$1 per pair. A very good leather glove
at 350. See it to appreciate. Child-
rcn's Mlts, 100. D. GOTTLIEB, North
Main street. South Norwalk.
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THE MISSES DAWSON
Would just mention a few Items among
their stock suitable for gifts: Hand-
kerchiefs. gloves. hose. muslin under-
wcar. neckwear. comb and brush acts.
bat. bonnet and clothes brushes. bric-
h-brac, pictures and books.
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lll many a house where there Is a boy
you will often find a shotgun on the
piano.
DON'T LIVE TOGETHER.
Constipation and health never go to-
gether. DcWitt's Little Early Risers
promote easy action of the bowels
without distress. “i have been troubl-
ed with costivcnesa nine years.” says
.I, 0. Greene, Depauw. Ind. “I have
tried many remedies. but Little Early
Risers give best results." George C.
Stilison.
It takes a dashing young widow to
make several different kinds of a fuck
of a man.
GQME FOOLIBH PEOPLE
Allow a cough to run until It gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They of-
ten say. “Oh, it will wear away," but
In most cases It will wear them away.
Could they be Induced to try the suc-
cessful medicine called Kemp‘s Balsam
which is sold on a positive guarantee
to cure, they would Immediately use
the excellent effect after taking tile
first dose. Price 25c and bile. Trial
'slze free. At all druggists.
It’s a pretty safe bet that the man
who boasts of being a gentleman isn’t.
anything of the kind.
use—gown—
CHILD WORTH MILLIONO.
“My child 1 worth millions to me."
says Mrs. May’Bird. of Harri-burg, Pa,
“yet I would have lost her by croup
had i not purchased a bottle of One
Minute Cough Cure." One Minute
Cough Cum is sure cure for coughs,
cross and throat and lung troubles.
An absolutely safe cough cure which
acts immediately. The youngest child
can take it with entire safety. The lit.
tle ones like the taste and remember
how often it helped them. Every family
should bare a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure handy. At this season co.
socially it may be needed suddenly.
George 0. utilises.
was..."
Breed pun should never: be heated
before putting in the bread or the
lost with have a raw. v taste
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