i Natural Wool Vests, to muslin... Shoot. South limo“. a $213?” .357 gig? '5: Just?» .y’ 25¢," a... '5... Ladies Ribbed .Vosto and Prints , is and Pants, ‘9 Lined Shirts and 250 (‘ejny size) _ deios' White Ribbed Shrinkable wool'b V Penis, , ‘ Mcn' s White and Natural Wool, ' Better qualities of Natural Wool, "Non— 26c. Vests and I t. 19,...“ .“w The “A B C" of coal buying is to buy of . denier in whom you have pJ'r-, feet decadence bbth as to nusn‘tity “and Woodman. whose assortment 35* large seem. to "include the kind of do not” tell to your own ipeclcl mood-acne D' will let that such or. dot is delivered in blood codditlon' rind ‘ all chatted ' 'Wofllin weird an." look over our Toys. Dolls, Gomes- and hundreds of ether Bring the children to see this wonderful penoremshnd lth remarkable success In curing o'c- 3‘ Jkdrrh of the head. throotlend bronchial the stomach r is on or o e lot we (3itlg‘r‘lxlmsl‘cha 4 l1 Mil These tablets whiehts are pleasant obs: and idea ccterrh ‘snd harmless to tokelowc their so..- ic’ncy to the, active medicinal princi- ' Eies J)f», Blood Root Red Gum and e swéspéél‘uc called chute ivhioh to’v, , gcthor With valuable antiseptlcs are fombmed in convenient. puletsble tab- t form'. and as valuable for children so for adults. Mr , A“; It... Fcrnblt'nk' of Columbus. on “says: 1 cu iferhd so many Winters from Cstorrh that I took it as slmattcr of course, ll thht nothing would cure it exce‘p n1 change of oil- mote which In; business affairs would » , not permit me to take. , 506 15c us 756 and $1.00 .se‘velnl boxes with results that surpris- ed and delighted Inc. My nostrils w ‘ ' god up; I had , through the ' no med. irritated he thought of eating brook: feat often undetected one and the ca- tulrh gradually gettin’g into my stom- :tllch‘ took‘ away my appetite and diges- on. ' My drll gist advised me to try a dilly-cent 0x bf Stuhit's Caterrh Th1)- lets: because he said he had so many customers who had been cured of CI),- term by the use of these tablets. that he felt he could» honestly recommend them. i took" his advice and used I “We“ keep a box of Stuart's Cd- tsrrh Tablets in the house and the whole 'fslnlly nee them freely on the first dpheuranco of a cough or cold in the hé'ud With our children 'ch think there is nothing so safe and reliable as Stu‘ art's \cntdrrhi Tablets, to ward ‘off croup sud colds and With” older people i have known of cased Where the hedi‘ lug use b'c'eu seriously impaired by chronic catarrh cured cntllely by this new remedy - r427 29 ol-chINs IN some or s4l.vss.‘ Causes Considerable Comment in Eng- Iioh Financial Circles. LONDON. November de—The con- filmed decline in the price or sIIVer causes-considerable comment in ilnan citrircibbhb.» Accordinglto the best in- formed houses it is morass us being directly due to Elliott’s ’fibodlng the market with silver in payment of the indemnity to'the powers. 4Prlbi‘ to the recent disturbances, euros was s large” buyer of silver in London; but now the balance of trade n reversed, land in- stead of China taking silver in return for tell; silk and other alrtlolcs import- ed into the United Kingdom she has to ship silver in payment of manufactur- ed articles. This alone without the large indemnity u. cburscnlonts, is con- sldered sufflclrmt to account for- the do» precllltion in the value of the metal. it is pointed out that even if Chino paid the indemnity in gold the tomb; would he molecule. as she would have to send the some quantity of silver to“ Europe in: order to buy gold. The Chinese con- tention that China should pay the in- demnityv at the higher rate of exchange in force when the recent peace treaty ‘ who signed. find: some support unions the 113le English houses, who are not only alarmed at the prevailing con- dltlons on .scccnnt of their for eastern trade. but also on account of tiller large commerce with indie. . Rumors were life recently tbstvn large Anion: ,J coll syndicate. woe unloading ellver ' and that this was the cause or the dd» J. , cllné; but these ilnd no credence among larger Anglo-American Drills. , a..-” 1 ATTAOHMINT FOB 31,000,000 I9- , 8089.: NEW YORK. N873 iMildtlcb Fill!- ‘ gdreld in ind nhhrenld didn‘t: this of- tel-noon. issued on utmost for ., 000,000 must. the MOM? ’in thin of the lotsrhotiooaldl’cwet Com-v ciy " 0%va New om»: beryllium. 'l‘ii‘c over ordain: Picni- tornotlonnl'fiw . 9 . Cami ‘onyvbtller time in thnyonl. but because nod delusions. imagine they Me The for tilt captain who is aground on tho _ the two bouts. bill wnn nrbitrntcd. the board bring oiuso‘gcuio’ i. no: .bro or use QI'IBJI gr :33: truths of the rush ‘ occurs in the home MBWBB' the. oysters that time than at of II month; not are dny betterl II the bublla. clinging fondly to illusions house 013”“: suit is o. combination of oyster steemer and Round Rock an obstruction sit the entrance to New Haven harbor. Tile name of the ob- struction is obtained from the pile of ’round rocks" which it is necesmry roof to pill! to e wrecking company fol pulling his band lotodcep water. Back at, thehelght 'of thcloyster sen- son. on November t, 1901,- Henry 0 Rows who is one of the largest oyster plnnters in the state, and who has the ‘sl‘lsest 'fuhucking” establishment along theSound.» chartered. from Min-shall Ill. Morris.» the oyster steamer ‘Jesslc‘Cloy- toll, at a weekly rental of $75. The stenmer'wss to go out on the beds to ~ollcctr the three~yesr4olrlsg which» were then to be turned into the chucking factory, were. to be JJdoprivJed of their shells and deposited into calls and barrels (m the lnrgc market Ml. Rowe supplies J J » The Jessie Clayton did good wmk up to the min of Novembcl at which time she. plot with a mishap ulld eucouutcl- Pd one. of the drnwbacks of the oystel~ lug business. While going- into New llnven harbor .with he: decks lauded with nice int oysters, wudy wnitillg Ind even noxious to have their shells oéelcd off and to he slid into n stew. the bud thé misfortune to stllko on Round Rock. and to stir k there. in spite of all the persunvilo efforts of- a crew peculiarly gifted in the combat. “c idioms of the English language, and her own powerful propcilm. Finally it become apparent that it would be use oSSiil‘y to resort to s druwhdcm if the laundry Clayton and her forgo were to be rescued. “The captain of tho Jcseic looked nl‘ound for a drll‘WbsclI and finally managed to attract ”1‘1 nttcntipn of, thc pilot aboard the tultbodt Hogan. of the New Haven Towing (lonipany 'l‘ho Hogan after a few plelllninnrlos had been exchanged between the pilots of was hitched to the stern of the Jessie and she was drawn off into deep weter on proceeded on her why up the harbor, ,_ Six days later Mr. Morris was presenbd with a bill by the New. Harem'l‘owlng company fo’r’tafill. for services performed by the Hogan for noting no" drawback to the sness. bum Rowe. so the complaint alleges had been presented with the bill but had refused to pay, it. claiming that it was unreasonable 'l‘bc mutter of the mutually chosen by the Towing Com- onny and the other parties interested Mr. Morris specificnlly \siutod that be wellld not consent to have the board puss upon the liability (0', the hill. but only upon the omchnt he heard dc- cidod that u reasonable compensation for the services of the Bonn would be 3125 Mr. Martin pllld tllIIi. to pro.~ Vent lilo iibcling of his steamer. and in» nice paid the expenses of the board of urblicrs. limountilu: iodimd Those amounts were paid under protest and now Mr Morris adults to have Mr. liowc pay him the «mount ho was forc - ed to expend in keeping his steamer from attachment The suit is brousbi through Attor— neys Paige. llsuksit lllucks. v ITAMFORD CHAPTIB, D. A. R. -—r-v-, , ,J . . Its November» Meeting, an, Event of Unusual Interact. Biomford (lbslltm'. l). A: Rd held its November meeting. Monday after nae. .ot the residence of Mrs C 0 her. south street. in Stamford The regent Mrs. C. A. Fcnecndon. hrousht .hof! seen Mrs. Crossroad; one of tho -Vico-Prcsidontsvaoner‘lléof the Nation cl Society. Hrs. Gremlin explained fully the plan of the continuum flail. which the society hopes to build in the min future. on tho beautiful sits Ira-r chromed in Washington gambled. the ceremony of form the first mod, sissnicc nrg’civ st- tended even though. the clerk or the lumber hid fermion to amuse for whine. “:3? the ruin come down inn ho condo used by Mrs. mm ordaeoicdrhy Medium d “Lorelle of nu- l nillld ldn y trouble our 3; it n be; ill the oyster section.) . The rush iii-Jim sins when the cured a horrible Fever Sore on his leg livFiihlio elb B lend 0:llln v \‘ _ if. their themer I idllnd myscf ‘nuite well. for some time. eddy backache woukncss liW hip it: it J u would still romaiucd. one night i rend on account of n cure bolus mode by Doon’ s Kidney ills. the sym s beiooidfllliml vii mine. 180 or Plaid cd‘ s drug” store. That our com plctely cured me. " ». For chic by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Fostcr- hillburn 00., Buffalo N. Y., sole ,uKoutu for the United States Remember the names—Dow swoon no other. . .Jnr w Ra‘iircedo of the state in the Best For. sibl e condition. HARTFORD Nov. 26-The railroad commissionele have men the leport of their annual illsneciion of the steam rolllosds of the state 01' the New York New Haven and Hartford nan: load the report says that nothirig but commendation can be sold or the edit:- iont manner in which the 'work of im- movement during the your has been done Very few suggestions of neces- commissioners. The report says thc» commissioners think the cundltion of the Control New England Railroad is superior to that which has heretofore existed due pr-iu cipnlly to incl coscrl attention paid to ballnsiillg lining and surfgnclng the flock. factory. A few minor improvements uro suggested for lhc‘ New London and Northern Rllill'mtd. the condition ‘of which (ill the whole is very good. Tllc‘rnilrond commissioners hnvo recommended that the proposed loud in be tnken by tho Now ”all?“ and Derby Railroad Company at. Allsollln tel improvement of its thrills should be taken us petitioned for. LUCK IN THIRTEEN. By sending 13 miles Wm. Sperry. cf Walton Furnace, Vt. got u. box of Bucklen's Arnicu Shire that whrlly Nothing else could. Positively cures Bruises, Felons. Ulcers. Eruptions Bolls Burns Cams and Piles, Only the. Guaranteed by F H Baxter drug- at. CHINAMEN REAPED PROFIT. Purchased Much Silver Yesterday to Send to Relative: in the Far East. NEW YORK, Nov ,‘tG—Todsy‘s fur- ther decline. in the urine or silver fix ed u new low record in the history of the world. “it was'much commented upon in banking circles, causing con- sidcrdblc uneasiness arriong exporters and merchants of this city doing busi- ness with China and other point! in the For Em 'l‘o bankers, however the blunt significant new of the day were the cubic ndviccs to the effect that the Siamese government had instructed the mini to cease immediately the free coinage of silver. Coincident also with this development was the decline of silver at Ilnmbny to n lcvol several points below London An interesting feature of the drop ill silver was the advantage ronpcd by luu'ndrymcu null umsil‘”m’orcbunts‘ of the Mott. etroot district through III-lug chic, to purchase silver bills ct so low It rote. They flookfld down town to day inch in hand. scndlug hcuvy re- mliihncos to friends at homo. Mo: ~t of them are surprised at the forge sums ulluwud for tho nmouut turned In. SAVED A BOY‘B LIFE. ‘ Mrs. Captain H Hubbard of Mil ford Dcl:,: says: "Brazilian Balm sllvx cd my boy‘s life. He began lust like the one we lost with croun. We now him a few doses. He quickly dropped to sleep and was on right in the mar ping." For solo by it. H. Planned ll‘ H.13oxter. and The Clifford ’3hor moor ‘ " WWW TAR AND FEATHIIR CAME. rumour}! tines, Nov 2il-Thc principal witnessesi n the Morton "tor nod fontbcrs” core bevlus been heard Interest lodged today and the specio- tors who were present could now im~ pullout for the verdict. The prosecu lieu ccmpleinda its once during the forcnoob. 04rd deuce won mainly of c nature to.3 provci thut .llul on Me- Behold had received it cost of tar und (chillers. Mr. f‘llihdllulrs in New... the fence acid that he would brill»! laid in every case. , The evidence be cold would chcw that the «to... de- i'u’luinlltu in ibovcssugw‘oro hood clil~ sent and were well known. and that evidence given by alumni of the prion eipsl witnesses Wouidbo ounirndictoli cOMMIssI‘oNEes 'M‘Aks REPORT. only repairs have been made by the , The improvement is very solid »- , orceulent of local acit one is coolly , ‘ :fyilustre gives them the ap " There Is story column the modes, tons; and white Basket Oxford is anothid‘ coarse and highly moi-corned aurel-l and even block checks. a yard. “silken‘dots in Colors, bills, red, firm, and Shirts nladc from this ble. 35 and 50 ots. . j ‘ sizes shapes and colors, and sorts of sewing paraphernalia; needles, scissors, buttons, and 50 cts to , If at the last moment you missing some needed articles, out. We are able to supply an be used for bor-d'oeuvtos, and the table. 9 _ ‘ ed node. which decoded oft tum ~ : during murdered halo of loci night. is REWARDS FOR MURDERERS TELLURlDE. Colo, Nov 26—mo- wnrds aggregating $18,000 nave been offered for the arrest and conviction of the murderers of Arthur L. Collins, general manager of the Smugglor»Un- lorl Mining Company, and of W. G. B. Bnrncy und Wesley Smith miners,i who mysteriously dienppcsre‘d and are believed to bore. been killed previous to the assassination Qi‘ ( inlllns ANXIOUS MOMENTS. Some of the most anxious bolus of n mother 5 life are those when the little ones of the household have the croup. There Is no other medicine 80 offer: tlvc in this terrible mllllldy us Foi'cyll Hon- cy nnd Tor. it is ‘n household form- its for thrust and lung troubles. and as it contains no opiates or other poisons it can be safely given. Gold at l’iuls- tor s drug store. AFFAIRS QUIET AT CURAGAO. WASHINGTON Nov. 26-»11 tel c- scum was roceIVcrl at the navy deport- nlflniflélélhy troll? tho hcomlltlguding oili- r o c gun out o co ounc 'il3g the return of LHurtful 3A Lu (lustre. from a v unlit i6 Bordello let cool and saying that ‘uifn'lrs are quiet" WV." ONE MINUTE ccucd cues in tho‘ only solemn cough cure that Elvis quick relief. Cures Gmlshs Chins soup. Bronchitis. Whooping Cough Mountable vAothmo. Lithleo and oil Threat Chest and Look troubles. i get cooked by rain says Gertrude E .ll‘cuhcr‘ Mtlnclc; bull. and contracted a severe cold Add cough. lfniicd rapid- lyv: ”lost will lbs» My drugglst recom- mended One Minute (“tough Cure. The first bottle brought relief; several our ad lilo. i am buck to my old weight its lbs. One Minute Cough Cure cuts the phlegm. relieves the cough ct once drown out lnfldmulutioné euros crobp Pbcrmdoy.‘ , OTEAMIR more Home ‘I'O muons . =I.t7lllnlfllhl. 0., Nov. lid-«ll lei) slat rapidly; his ooiocoll. end it is be mm w i be c total load. one four menace remained on the otoomdr s‘ »'- did or of the crow hid block and willie'gra and “white, and blue and “these Oxfords are sort and very lustrous. THANKSGIVING CHINA—«A , lessrleA-re rlrzosanto KILL. Ancidosivromody for children. Clifford ‘ stylish fabric oncn from ,J cotton yarns. J There are white Although thick and heévy i5 and Its cts Fancy Veetulgs are else popular. These are nearly all In plain grounds with invisible" checks or pldido. some instances, the plain surface 15 flocked: with small In or White. The heave is fabric will prove very dura- WORK BOXES FOR IHE HOLIDAYS 0n the Center Cauhter near the chélry Sectibn, arelsome Work Boxesgnd Sowing Cases. foreign importation, and the daintiest and most conven- lent articles ever Invented They are of leather, different They are of " fitted up inside With all, spools of silk and cottOn, all necessary articles for sewing, placed neatly and compactly. A personal inspec- tion will please you. They are priCed from ’ $7 50 FEW DA Y5. FORE. mix. a err (h t your table is co": and let us help you tr“; nczcss ary fer the dining room or kitchen. We have a new lot of Japanese China containing some odd little plates and dishes that can will add to the beauty of Do not fail to come and see the Dolls. The Toy Store , grovvs in attractions every day delights people of all ages. THE D ”I. KfirxD COMPANY Bridgeport. Cofln. Ni'G WASHINGTON. Nov 26—It is in- ferrcd here that the recent killing of Fitzgerald in“ Geutemola City by God frey Hunter, Jr" is it: be investigated by the local nuthoritiesx- A cablegrllm has been received at the state dollar-t mcnt from .UI‘Iited States Mlnisiel Hunter father of the young man who shot Fitzgerald asking permission fro the appearance of Bailey, the some levy of the United States legatIOn be- few the local court's to testify as to the hillihg The dcpsrtmcnt has rc- plied waiving all diplomatic immuu itioe that would interfere with the course of justice. PHVBICIANS PRBIORIBE it Many brood minds hyslcions prc- scribe Foioy' l4 Honor Tor. as they have never found so so. 'ond reliable a remedy for throat and long trophies as this grout medicine .Bold nt‘PlElH- ted’s drug store. ' ' ‘ ‘ “ ’” AMERICAN GLUE COMPANY COLD. WESTON, No't'. 28—4 ‘Syndiclté ‘iflv eluding Binaries W. Morris, of the Ain- erican lc‘c company. Blinded N Foss. W H Hill, E. Reorder; Robson B. v ‘ll‘uller president of the Boston Insur- ance Company; A M. Pnulin president of tho Magoo Fumubo Donfhonyl, nhd others but purchased the controlling stock of the American Glue Cobwebs. held by the King familyi. The tom for involves about 850043» end takes effect December 1. W onOP THAT GOLD. or it may remit in Pmmonlo. "Bro zillion lioim is breaking up Golds wholl- cvcr tried. almost without exception «10 25 60c Imd $1.01! bottlon. The (lili- lord. busters or 'l’i‘sistod's. J; ' WM ’ sissenr'e $6.000 FORFIITBD. NEW YORK Nov. towRoob‘rdcr' tihff todwy declared forfoitod scoot) ii if in the cssc‘of Gerardo Bismuth, tho rnvilllml nollrc wsrdmnn. which was dutilcd for rctrlni today. The court was ‘ y it torsion um um unobserved s cuter-v Wt Iiilmmof the district attorney‘s billed to tolerateI Bissert had been unsuccessful valid. or he was not in court, the usual ' a tion was tolled. , _ o torched . ‘
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