“ta libs pleasant
tilted withisnsnorzuo in
SW“ ‘.’ allotment.
"forth i '
,lv;;« “4‘ {M
a. footnote
1"". l...
. i '
he ‘ , .~
‘ \ ,_ Oak. polished
,.N. . D x
' bow;foots. plain or. brass, '
w stylesandyall sizes
u " .
‘ ‘s . ma chine:
ahogtuyfframss, Vel- in all wood» Cabg‘fllddle’ and Up
it coverlns‘fi. :now do: {triggered Beats, carved‘and'highly pol:
’ ' ‘..‘. s .. wig: .13.:1'1. .. . '
"? ' .; Fr also to '35
K INSION‘T‘A EB: .
‘thtteredll‘lak. polished
.u were
smears up
, ._ new call “879 ‘
i. .. . '
an anal! ‘Illlil .
slugs or polish-“finish; ‘1‘,
. . .Fromtoe‘ up
‘ l aim Wood Stoves, all sl zes..froxn $1.50 up.
9‘. tone Filters. Abendroth Bros.’
‘ ‘_ ‘ smalls flanges. Plug l’ong
es Entra'Balls. Rackets. Etc. - , ~
episesure in again reminding you thatln our Piano Department
or chihorOn easy termsrsteinway. Hardman, ,Shonlnger, nJewett,
ry adds other high class Pianos. Also the most wonderful of all
.the‘.Planols.. ' . ‘ , , ‘ . .
hats for, the recitals to be given in the South Norwalk Congregation-
tch- osmbe obtained at our sin re. . . . .
“m 3&5 mods
, ”it the Eweelt herons: this is the heiohioffb‘e season and
' . our assortment is complete {a and» pMcoIér. '
i
t
. .‘t
.«m
ants’ Underwear. 25c, 39c, 60c. Ladles' Ribbed Vests and Pants
‘bbed vestsand Pants. 25c (any size) We
Fleece Lined Shirts and Ladies’ White Ribbed "Non-
rs,‘ 25c. ' Shrinkable Wool" .Vests and
Pants, 75::
\
Men‘s White and Natural Wool. 50c
Better qualities of Natural Wool, . ,
4 ' 75c and $1.00
“tural Wool Vests.
Pt{flowers 9 . ,.
Watts and Pants
’ 28c
o g;
“3‘? spin. scan niacin. ._
t. 1‘:
Wait
I whim
. :w. . -.& ' ' , ,
which.“ continues:
autos mime out
“his?
. boom scarcely ever
“form of catarrh“, lt‘g' s
“Tolls as catarrh sufferers, but are near-
. iy. all. so glnconvonientlaudlneffectlve
’ lasted two weeks. Their audiences in-
. singers both he and his wife ranked
‘ . unconscious cond tlon :intan {that ,
. . ford hotel with aged out outflesuio of
’ e
. short time, later.
~ f the carbonyl”: assigned to lie-room.
. Anvatterddnt entered) the apartment
later and found the loan on thunder
with blood flowing from p. severelguh
‘ loathe dread. It is 'e‘llelleved ' that W
“rock on his head;
.ando turn:
a ti. ~
dy to
‘ badomes grad-
d after a time
ii iii self to it as a
g i
a :b t bulimia
l rare
I
Catarrh cures are almost as numer-
as‘to render their useun nuldaude near-
-ly as annoying as catarrh itself; any-
one who hasiuseilldouehes, sprays and
powders will bear witness to their in-
convenience and failure to really cure.
Thereare as number. of! excellent in;
ternal remedies for “catarrhv ‘but prob-
ably the best and certainly mansion is
a. new.re‘m,edy. composed of Red *Gum.
Blood Root and similar'antiseptlc rem‘
adios, and other valuable catarrh epe~
clilca, w. :1. p
This remedy is in tablet form, plea-
sant to the tastaand soldiby druggists
under the paladin! Stuart’s Catarrh
Tablets, and anyone suffering from ca-
tarrh may use these tablets with abso-
lute assurance that they contain no co-
caine, opiate nor any poisonous minor-
al whatever.
A leading druggist in Albany speak.
ing of catsrrh cures, says: “i have
sold v‘arldus oatarrh cures for years.
but have never‘soldv any which gave
general satisfaction as Stuart‘s Catarrh
Tablets. They contain in a pleasant.
concentrated form all the‘best and lat-
est catarrh remedies. and catarrh‘suf-
ferars,’ who have used douches,‘ sprays
and selves. have been astonished'at the
quick relief and permanent results ob-
tained after a week‘s =use ofzgtuart's
Cainrrh Tablets." All druggistliwilell
full sized packages for fifty’ coll” “
. EOROETDWM.
Mrs. Florence Jones; oszridgeport,
has been the guest of Mrs. Edwin (lil—
bert. ‘ ‘ - 5 ' .
Mrs. Leonard Whitney. of South Nor-
wslk. has been the guest of her broth-
lcr._0. H.*Tayior.
George Mlll‘s' littlo= daughter. who
has diphtheria. is getting along nicely
at the present time. ‘
Miss Thieekle, of Daubury, was in
town last Monday; soliciting for mu-
sic pupils on the piano.
* A stereoptlcon lecture was given at
the old Congregational Church last
Tuesday night, toaraise funds for a
library in the public school.
Miss Maud Northrop has taken a
position as dry goodsrclerk in Connery
Brothers‘ atom. 'She commenced her
duties last. Monday morning.
The Gilbert and Bennett Manufac-
tp‘rlng Company has been obliged to
s at down part of their works on no-
countf of the shortage: ‘of coal.
«‘Carl Anderson} who had made or-
rangements to buy out G. F. Batter-
son'sgrocery. business, failed to keep
his agreement; Therefore Mr. Batter-
son will continue the business. V
Rev. and Mrs. Shefer. of Northfleld.
who have been conducting gospel
meetings at the Gongrogatlonal
Church. left for New You“: city. last
Monday morning. Their meetings
is".
creased at every meeting. ‘ The last
night it was impossible to'zseat the
people or even to find standing room.
Crowded from’near-by towns were in
attendance at every 'meeting.‘ ‘ ids-a
preacher, although quite young, Mr.
Shefer was second“ to none; ‘ and all
with the best of the day;' ‘
‘ FATAL FALL‘OUT orsso. ,
John Ryan Moots Ninth Accident That
VCqusmath. *
HARTFORD. .Noir. 2295—}. main bailey:
edto be John it an wai'fouu‘d'ifi an
3“ .
hiahe‘ad. ._ structured lotus
Hartfofil hetpitalkwhero he died a
Ryiio‘regiatered at this hotel enriy in
ielioutlof bad and . ‘
rdh'foroe' that? the out caused
tori-om the is of blood ‘ .
it
sixteen-i __ .m‘aln n , l g ‘ p.
trliluting reservoir i‘in .Norwalli'. orb-to
some ethnoloint to. be selected by
them louthis city and: to purchasethe
pipe and other mat lal. ancestral-”to
lay; and. lobmlpi‘d’te‘tsdid u.‘ili‘.§l§l9nrlllcll
main and to lilllllfld the some to.
and completed? nitrous; unnecessary
delay, andvthat'bhe sum of ,¥Bil.0£lo Or so
much thenoo‘f aslshali be necessary ill
hereby appropriated: . stators“ said,
appropriation to he yell .afinr authori“
tyshall have been-obtalne gi'rom the .
legislature of thiavstatc fo ,rt 9 issuing
of the bonds hereinaftergprovided. .
hereby, directed to cause application
to be made tozthe general assemblylof
this state atlte
ority toissue and?- oil thegbogndsmf the
city to, an amount not exceeding $80.-
000. to raiseihe moneyrequiredto cart
ry into effect the foregoing vote.
or said. in part:
much talked thematter.
cut-to all of. usittliatlwe ‘lllllfll. lay a .
sixteen-inch pipe or go without Water.
The fact is We have outgrown (and i
am glad to say it) the water system we
have-at present.
people of the city. Now -I suppose there
are «main this meeting who « think
that we can getalong at present begin
the past by buying waterfront South
Norwolk. That is a mistake.
Norwalk has also outgrown itssuppiy.
During the past summer
8 tried to get water from them their
‘ _ pressure was often less than ours. and
instead of getting water from them.
they got it from us.
that in the first part of the'rosolution
the-role a provision that appropriation
have to lay stun or go to the legislaa
ture for permission. to issue bondsrUn‘
dot the present ~city charter ’we ohnnot
make a» valid apprlpriationv'wlthout lays
ing‘a tax to be made payable With next
regular tax.‘ ' in my judgment it \is
‘fbr the permission to issue the bonds.
on the new bonds can be met and still
Therefore 1 hope these resolutions will
' most hearty fashion at his, home in
adherents of it.
luncheon to
llMil
i'
Voted, Thatthe CommonlCoun‘cil is
art sessionfor path
in offering the resolution Mr. Warn-
“1 do not suppose-the meeting wants
it cannot supply the
South
when ' .we
You will notice
becomes valid when the legislature
authorizesv'us to issue bonds. We will
not advisable to lay a tax; it would
require abbot a fifteen mill tax. The
thing‘io do’is to ‘go to the legislature
i suppose there Would be no difficulty
in taking care of the interest. as the
laconic of the water system is about
38.000 a‘ year. The interest on the
outstanding water bonds is about :9.-
000. From the remainder'tho interest
leave enough for the ordinary repairs.
be passed.” .
At the conclusion of hlsremarhs Mr.
Warner: was loudly applauded. Before
the resolution was offered Captain‘doa-
eph Crossman wanted to. know." the
required number‘of voters were in the
hall, dfty being necessary. Mr.
Hurlbutt replied that be had seen eig-
t’y‘~six that he know personally to he
voters. lie had. fibWeve‘r‘c‘ouuted llo
persons in the he , ”After being sec.
ended. the‘resolu 'n was put to vote
and passed unanimously.
”—4—...-
cOLoNEL Heupais ls Fonrv.
Many Frlehde'Offe‘r congratulations at
His Horacio Stamford.
Colonel charlcs w. Headrie. the
deputy sheriff. and popular man about
Stamford. was forty years old Thum-
day. and the eventrwas celebrated in
Greys street, says the AdVocate. About
loo-of his friends gathered were. and
most .. enthusiastically congratulated
the colonel on the occasion. One 0
the moat interesting features of the
evenlna was the presentation to 0.01-
onel Heudrie of an umbrella. The pro.
section was made by art-Mayor lads
war J. Tapper. who voiced the senti.
men of all present when bespoke
of what 9 MI? wood follow the. colonel
in. .mhe‘rolwss music by .Cam‘ubeli's .qu-
cliestrund the party had a most pleas
The sole ration‘oontinned from ll p.
miauntilayafrr id ht._~ A bountiful
ey salads, etc... wail
nine. .. in. Quill:
too with a polite}.
b‘ .
gala, .
a Ow club. The smiles;
t H .
. ,1 their behalf by
lion . ime ll . 031% K
. out the coupon and mail it" with 25
a
it is upper»
.Saturday night.
iii. .popular depu- Til
w. I i
. .TWENTWFWE CENTS”
'.'l'i'_' I 17.1”». {b spirit: . .13. 5413' h
g j Dr. lioxvardlsrpecid‘c for the‘curc of
constipation and dyspepsia is not an
unknown remedy. 'It has made many
rem rkable downright :horal
wal ‘, and aopoaltlve ‘ls’Dru
H; Baxter of its»glestlsuperiorlty in
during dyspepsia: ‘foohstlii'atl'od. '1 3" hick
headache and liver troubles. that he
will. in addition to selling it at half-
price: reinniithe money to any one
whom it’does notcure. ' ' '
If you cannot call 'at his store, .c‘ut
fie-n.
gist F;
dents and a 50 cent box of the specific
will be sent you by mail. charges paid.
Do; not put it off. '"One today is ‘worth
two tomorrows.” ,
. This is-a g‘grcat opportunity .for'our
‘rcaders to obtain a popular-remedy at
a small price. There are sixty doses
in every package. and unlike ordinary
constipation and dyspepsia remedies.
the dose is decreased after the first few
days. . .. _ .n22 d2
-— nut—w
WESTPORI
'llachelor E.- Tliomus is going to give
a "mystery party." in his apartments
, Mr. Crofut, of Sandy Hook. gihli
.Allen. Saugatuck.
. Motorman James Smith has fully re-
covered from = but recent indisposition
and has resumed work.
Two transients were sent to jail by
Judge Smith-tier sleeping in freight
curs; at Saugntuelo. this week.
Miss Eduanradley lost a handsome
brooch one day thlsrweek,’ between the
village and the Saugatuck station.
‘ Chauncey. son of George Allen, who_
has been suffering with abscesses, has
so far recovered as to be able to ”be
out. '
The sudden termination of the red-
ierWestpoi-t case. in Bl‘lil sport
'l‘hursday.’is theth of the town. and
proved a decisive victory for Westport.
A number-of invitations have been
issued here tort-he Wedding of Thomas
Qulgley and Miss Mary Beck. at the
Church of thaAssumption, Wednesday.
The entertainment at the Staples
High Schoolvlast evening was of the
best and the attendance was large.
The receipts were highly satisfactory.
Mrs. Phoebe Van Tansell. of New-
ark. N‘.wJ.. und‘“Ml‘s. W. A. Pearson.
of-lBroo lyn. Nu Y... are the guests of
Mill.
lane. . g ,, . ,
The deer that was seen Sunday by
the trolley mount Compo Beach was-
noliced' swimming from the east to
the west shore below the railroad draw
at Saugatuck. ‘~ .
Theohlon crop has about petered
out. Mlddlemen‘have been here looking
over stock. but purchase little. Their
gathered is bad. ,
~iiorat-io. Mills. , of the Forms, is
suffering with a very painful hand,
having poured a quantity of boiling
water over it while at work at Dr. Mc-
Farlaod's sanitarium.,' , " - .
(WA party of about twelve is planning
to go on.a fox chase Thanksgiving day.
. H. 0. Benedict will entertain a party
of friendswith a musicals at his Maine
street home. Thanksgiving night.
Tonight Marln‘lsodge. Sisters of Her-
man. of.Westport. will attend the anal-
versary everclses of Olga Lodge, 8.1)!
EL. of Bridgeport. The start will be
made on the 7:10 trollcy‘froro Hotel
Square. ‘ ., g , y '3‘” 2;... .‘ .
Douglas Purdy says Bridgeport in ii
night.. but. "when. a fellow than to; diet
to work at in. an. and wants to con-
duct .zbetween “Btmtiord- andjwmport.
it 511%?“th lstarolglrlslltfolét. othim."
an, ..“K as as! atop , e .
‘“ .hfr. and mafllobert ‘ L‘Gnhlug‘epter-f
taineda number of friends Wednesday
evening at their pleasant home in C m-
po street. [twee an evening of w lat
and there werefour tables in opera-
"90w Thewlaying gnu otheliaftor
eight and caution \untii quarter of
eleven and then refreshments were
served. zwoapriubs were
Miss Carrie; ‘Willis 8.
Jones. «Waite
Vln‘Noiu .
a; .
state, has been the guest of Edward . ,
‘urles '1". Huributt, udgonm :v'
claim is that about 50 per cent. of that .
HQur‘Lelgoli’aeii D“:
oil’olnt Gdzc CPR
Edg‘inga. Motlfb
port.
$1.0o.
" each.
25 cts.
era, 25 cts. -
h
5000 Yawn
p; mix» ‘-, .a. wow... . .uamg’fa
» Lace Waists‘erelzvor
for all hhcial fdhctions, tel-slut or informal: do
‘tion. dinner orfdhestro.‘ W .0
rheudh . With an enclosirle" obllection of: Pointlac Berle Nets
and Venctlauszlnaereaeu...whitltlsndliuenjehadell.. .. "
.‘ln' lidllitiilllltéjlh’li‘lle.a”.show V' hill?
in, Brussels Net'sfor can " ‘ i
‘ ‘ pouseelaccs, itstalloons.Bands.
radius; hallmaiaci‘frieszv : ‘ ‘
. ,. Harfiacasaaap .s ~ .. -
Star Shirts, a home preduct,‘ ma“
, We.have_ajnevv lineotthe best grade, Stiff bosoms,
with cui’l‘s‘httached or’detaeh'ed. $1.50 each. ‘ p .
Men's Bosom Shirts, fi'n'c percale, all nest effects,
A lot of Braces, extra fine duality webbings. 25. cm
. Four-in-hnrld Tics, all ‘silk. in light and dark colors
Boy‘s Windsor Tics, pretty new plaids and plain col-
Boy‘s , Ribbed Underwear, both Shirts and Drawers, at
the best grade we have ever sold at the price, ’2 5 cts each.
assent res SA wanna
OUTING FLANNEL...
( 2000 at 6 1-4'cts a yard.
J1 3000 at 7 1-2 cts a yard.
When the cold weather comes as it is bound to, there
is no material that feels so soft and warm as Outin’ngian-
nel, particularly for' Sleeping Garments and Negligee Wear.
The Flannel which went on‘sale this morning is in
lengths from 3 1:015 yards, and one of the features of this
sale is the offer to cut these remnants in airy length to suit
Willa?“ ' ’
nines. indeed. is,
up.
do-
hav‘e prepared fatigslargezl
pi
widlideslgns ‘
all. ~
. , Wu. . «WWW .q.
m‘mlcmg Bowman Iits display
:walsts an .
,
m,”
as right in Bridge-
a
your requirements. _ . , .. . , i
zooo yards of light stripes and checks, 6V4 cts. '1
gooo yardé’of light. medium, and dark stripes. checks,
and plaids.7% cts. '4 y. y '
. - AN Iran. 11v woman
Ladies‘Blaek Cotton Hone, one hundred dozen regu-
lar 25 ct. quality, double heel and toe; and double sole.
to go , ’ ' ' I
At 19 do a pair.
. .3 pairs for 50 do: :-
Ccnter Counter at Hosiery Section.
. Attractive Dining Room Furniture, fourth floor.
Take the elevator.
. . . .t . g, H ‘ >
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
' Bridgeport. Conn. ‘
“—
Detroit."
class.” . .3.
"r,“ .___..W ,
make; [do .
:. 1 .. “.mww
sflOOTiNG AFFRAY IN
a
a’ young farmer.
W’Mmfl‘lb‘mi' , .. , . "
which Witod‘iti the subtitle .
being shot'.‘
slid drove to a
physicist
s
enemas or PRIVlLschctassesf
Dtil'i‘ROl'l‘. Mich, Nov. 22.——Bronsoni
Howard. the playwright. and President
James B. Angeli. of the University of fire which-was discoveredin the 1'30.
Michigan, were the principal speakers: tory of the Peck Fur Manufacturing
at the seventh annual banquet. of that 00., on River street. The building is
University of Michigan Association oil a four-story frame otructur‘e, with a
Speaking of influences oi; large oil in the rear.
America upoml‘du‘ro‘pe Howard said:‘
"The privileged classes of the last cen-
tury were the onemios..of- the liberal
movement that started. in. the United
States and the privilegedelaases vofl>to~
day still have a _aecrat‘.‘alliance with
the other classesotillurope. ‘~ ll‘neyare
good fellows. delightibl‘peopie to meet
.but they are still our [enemies .as a
kidney. Cure. . .g.
ear-nu mm are , u...
. MICHIGAN.
ROMEO. Mich... Nov. sawdust-lee. ,
Allen; a rainbow. thhty-iive years of ’ ‘
age. has ‘ shot: and killed , head Cornell.
. . garish. Was walking
_ with a young lady when Cornellalight-
underlined a dumb!
burden lumped bit at .
h'szoiilc‘e. .
. sounds , 7
Fiat-z m oauaunv.
DANBURY. Nov. 22.——-.—A general
alarm was sent inthis morning for a
The top floor.
where the fire started. was destroyed.
as was the eutlr oil. The loss is Sb.-
000.- The origin .of the lire is un-
known. , ,
Milltd‘imw
' . fifiiflgfi‘h“
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