Illk #4 pill Tapestry. We will place the above on sale Monday morning at
m lower than the cost of manufacture
Prices range from $2.50 to 810.00 per pair.
man you sees the
f .. “ALL IIGHT’flFOOT near?
The only article of its kind made that a lady can use with propriety.
A Qnique and Restful Foot Rest for Man. Woman or Child. Just the
kind b use with a rocker, but can be used with equal comfort with any style.
Nude in Oak and artistically finished.
BIRDS. BIRDS.
Don't forget our sale of Fine German Canaries.
'4 . a singer.
Price for this month only $2.00
A full line of Cages, Springs. Hooks. Seed, Gravel, etc.
The “DUSTLESS” ASH SIFTER is a wonder. Will sift a bod of ashes in
5 seconds cleaner than any other solve and can be operated by a child.
. does not scatter the dust and empties the clnders directly into the bod when
..ifted. SAVES COAL, LABOR, TIME, DUST, MONEY.
Every bird guaranteed
Complete liorne 'AFurnisher. »
South Norwslk, Conn.
'r stainend Ann streets.
For Men, ’ Wilden and'i‘ChIldran
we have a complete line of Seasca-
able Underwear in popular grades and full
iide of sizes.
Hosiery a Specialty.
Our Cbildien’ s Hose at two pair {31
e
. Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mailings. Lino-
“ leums. litres and lists.
EART To HEART TALK
..,< ....:.
libre is a straight business proposition.
run will need seal for winter. W0 sell ‘ '
gilt kinds. and at the right prise. .
. treat you to get- tire hphit oI coming
‘ for your Iuei. YepyIII pagan” of
. ettentioe. good one! and saute!
__d very of is” orders. . .
V 149 Washington
.smu.
1’: in Mir”
A can: FOR WCPMIA.
ihad Dyspepsia lnits worst form and
felt miserable most as the time. Did
not eating until after 1 used Ko-
dol Drapes-1's Cure which has --com
plotely cured me. -—1irs. W. w. Baylor.
Hilliard, Pa. N0 appetite. loss of
strongt xiii, nervousness. headache.con-
stipgtion. bad breath. sour risings, in-
digestion, dyspepsia and all stomach
monies are quickly cured by the use
£0001 represents the nat-
ambw arai juices of digestion combined with
- the greatest. ionic and 1m
slntctive , it .loisanses;
' aim Sold
1. My 800's. .
.3181“. Oct. Bic—Rev. Thom-
00 years of age. a mtiwd
. est Somervlllo. Mass”
night while on his way ti.
new diocese is holler-
the cause of death. in;
as sure as fate.
really the only effective way to treat
. playing I I ,
There is such'a thing as forbearance
ceasing to be a virtue even in mouse
of one's stomach. There is no cum
tion but that some stomachs will stand
a great deal more wear and tear and
' abuse than others. but they all have
their limit and when that limit is reacb~
ed, the stomach must be reckoned with
The best way and
, on stomach when it rebels is to em
ploy a substitute to do its work. This
will give the weakened and worn out
organ an opportunity to rest and re-
‘guln its strength and health.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets relieve
the stomach of its work by taking up
the work and‘dolng it just as one set
or shift of workmen relieves another.
They actually digest the food in just
the same manner and just the same
time as the digestive fluids of a sound
stomach do. in fact when dissolved
in the stomach. they are digestive fluids
for they contain exactly the same cor--
stitnents and elements as the gastric
juice and other digestive fluids of the
stomach. No matter what the condi-
tion of the stomach is. there work is
just the satire. They work in their
own natural way without regard to su1~
rounding conditions.
The stomach being thus relieved by
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. is restored
and renewed by Nature and the rest of
the human body does not stiffer in the
least by reason of its failure to perform
its work.
A Wisconsin man says: "i suffered
the pangs of dyspepsia for 10 years. i
tried every known remedy with indif-
ferent results until i was told of the re
markable cures of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. i bought. a box. began taking
them and forgot i had a stomach.
Three boxes cured me completely. 1
have had no trouble whatever for a
year and have an appetite like a bar.
vest hand and can eat anything that is
set before me without fear of bad re
suits."
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists at 500 a box. The
drugglst never fails to have them in
stock because the demand for them is
so great and so pronounced that he can-
not afford to be without. them. Peo-
ple who could not get them of one drug-
' gist would go to another and would get
in the habit of buying their other drugs
there as well as their Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets. .13" 21 23
AWARDING STATE TROPHIES.
General Frost Has Submitted Hls Re-
port to Adjutant General Cole.
The following general order was is-
sued yesterday from the office of the
adjutnnt general in Hartford:
State of Connecticut, Adjutant-Gen-
eral's office, Hartford, October 20.
1903
General Orders No 29
i. The report of Brigadier-General
Russel Frost. commanding Brigade.
Connecticut National Guard, of State
little Match on the Second infantry
Rifle Range. West Haven, October 8.
1903. in compliance with General 0r-
ders No 24 A G 0, c. s. is hereby
accepted and in acordance with the
same trophies are awarded as follows:
First Prize Hail Clock Second in-
fantry Score 200 yards 323: 500
y.srds ‘325; total 648' per cent.. 77.14.
Second Prize. Thirty-five dollars
cash. Third infantry; Score, 200 yards,
337: 600 yards, 301: total, 638; per
cent.., 75.95.
Third Prize, Twenty-five dollars
cash, F‘lrat infantry; Score. 200 yards.
.109; 500 yards, 284; total, 593; per
cent. 70. 60.
ii. The first prize, a hall clock hav-
ing been won three times by the Sec-
ond Regimental Team, is new award-
ed that organization. The Acting
Quartermaster-General will deliver the
same to Colonel Theodore H, Sucher.
Second infantry, Connecticut Guard.
He will also pay to Major Henry S.
Dorsey Third infantry. C N. (1., as sec-
ond prize the sum of thirty- five dollars.
and to Colonel Edward Schulze. First
infantry, C. N. G., as third prize. the
sum of twenty-five dollars.
iii. The commanding officers of the
Regiments winning the trophies will
receipt to the Acting Quartermaster-
Generai for same.
iv. The members of the Second in-
fantry team, to each of whom the Act-
ing Quartermaster-General will deliver
through the regimental commandant.
the State medal awarded to members
of the winning team. are as follows:
Captain Ernest L lsbcll. Company
D; Captain Henry Norton, Jr.. Com
pany K; First Lieutenant Arnon A.
Ailing. Company D: Second Lieutenant
iienry A. Beebe Company D; Second
Lieutenant John J. Norton Company
K: Corporal Howard S Williams.
Company D; Corporal William F. Al-
corn, Company 1); First Sergeant
Thomas Ward, Company K: Sergeant
Willard E. Bushy, Company D: Ser-
geant Edmund G. Busgrove, Company
K; Sergeant William J. Dray, Com-
pany K: Private Thomas E. Reed. Com-
pany D.
By order of the Commander-ln-chief.
GEORGE M. COLE.
Adjutant-General.
Official: »
W. E. F. LANDERS.
Assistant Adjutant-General.
FOUND A CURE FOR lNDiGESTiON.
i use Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets for indigestion and find
that they sult‘my case better than any
dyspepsia remedy 1 have ever triediand
l. have used many different remedies.
i am nearly fifty-om years of age and
have suffered a great deal from indi-
gesti an. i can eat almost anything!
want to now—Geo. w. Emory. Rock
eon-Hills Aisha‘nia. For sale by Stiiison
Fossil '00., Barter Pharmacy, Clifford
W
[DIN ‘Oct s1.--rmy members
ofhe commandant 'i‘iogeopathlc 1(0le
arra-
cnos'sn as follows.
Preald'snteDr.C
IMilitias-pmaident—Dr. Sophia Penileld
what!
_.Dr. E. I. Walk; Heist
no‘gnorar:ro unclear. sootsrv.
e semi-annual
ermine“ at Hotel
. oncers were
(1N Pine, Brim.
"New iéllrilain
Reports of Grand Chan-
cdlor .ilo’ra‘ce 6. Editor.
Grilhd Keeper of litthrds
and Seals case and Other
Officers—Membership In-
creasing
NEW BRITAIN. October 2i—'i‘ho
following officers were elected at the
Knights of l’ythlas convention here:
(i. C.-W. J. Fuller, New Haven.
V. G. C.—Charios A. Gates. Water-
bury.
G. i’.—-Wm. E. Thorns, Waterbury.
K. of it. a 11—11. 0, Case, Hartford.
M. of E.—-W. N. Pottcr. Merlden.
M of A.—-J. P. 'i‘urncy, Bridgeport.
G. i. G.——John Evans. Watcrtowu.
(l. 0. G.—~llenry i). Stanton. New
London.
According to the report. of Joseph S.
Stokes. Brigadlsr~General commanding
the uniform rank the number of
Knights loyal in the order October 1,
1903, was 628, a gain of 58 over last
year.
The condition of the brigade at the
present time, says Gen. Stokes, is one
of great encouragement to all to those
interested in its welfare and while
there yet remains much to be. done for
the advancement of discipline and the
esprit du korps, we feel sure the future
will bring forth satisfactory results.
The report of Grand Keeper of Rec-
ords and Seals, Horace 0. Case, shows
that during the past year throo new
lodges have been instituted. in part
he said:
"i congratulate you brothers, upon
the favorable outlook of our order
throughout the domain. During the
past year our net gain in membership
was 119. Three. warrants have been
issued and there are prospects of sev-
eral more new lodges in the near fu-
ture."
The summary of membership is as
follows:
Ngmber of members July 1, 1902.-
..4. .
Admitted bv card—~110.
initiated during year—419.
Nominated—45.
Total—7.011.
The report of the financial condition
of the subordinate lodges shows that
the cash balance on hand is 354905.86.
a gain during the year of 35.044. 07.
The Grand Master of the exchequer
U. R. i’ottcr submitted his report as
follows:
(‘ash on hand Oct. '21,
97. .
Cash received—83.83948.
Cash received from interest—850.02.
Total—46,515.07.
Disbursements~ 83.54512.
Cash balance—$3,909.65.
After reviewing the appointments
made by him during the past year
Grand Chancellor Horace G. Beater, in
his annual report said:
"February 19 will be the fortioth an-
niversary date of our glorious order.
Let every member take it upon himself
to make this date of some special note
and feature for the good of the order.
1 desire to call attention to the urand
statutes in relation to Pytblan me-
morial day and would suggest a mark
or for the graves of our deceased broth-
ers. The beauty of this remembrance
will appear to all true Pythlans. I de-
sire to add my testimony in support of
the work thnr that noble body. the
Rathbone sisters. is doing for our or-
der. in many places the lodges would
find it difficult indeed to show advance-
ment save for the work of the sisters.
The endowment rank has not made
the gains in the domain of Connecticut
that it should have done in comparison
to gains in sister domains. A little
more energy displayed would have re‘
suited in larger gains. The recapitu-
lation of the endowment rank shows
that there are forty-three sections in
the state with 363 members. There is
insurance in force to the amount of
$1. 378, 500.
i find from personal observation and
with the fact of increased membership
for the year taken into consideration
that the order is in p. healthy and pros-
perous condition and while. the growth
during the year has not been as large
as we had a right. to expect it is cer-
tainly a step in the pathway of pro
press. ,
19012—321324.-
WWu—W-
With Delilyn for 25 Years
intonation Letter From William W.
Wheeler, the Boss Candy Maker.
William W. Wheeler, of 18 Orchard
street. Danbury. boss candy maker at
C. DeKlyn dc Sons for twenty-five years,
writes:
"i am troubled with sensitive lungs.
My occupation takes me from one ex-
treme to another,‘ice cream and hot
candy. and the first thing i know a
cold has settled on my lungs. I have
had pneumonia don't want an!
more of it. and w an i caught a cold
a short time ago i hustled for a bottle
ofUnoninc. The druggiat told me i
was on the right back this time. for
Linonine was a gr t preventative. and
soft provedtobe. Qdtfreetlmychestof
the tightness that find settled across it
and relieved mo of a backing cough. 1‘
can’t say too much for monies, for
,i'm a 0m belleverdn its edictsncy. "
In. Wheeler’s rlence 1th Lino-
nlnc is similar. to at of hundreds of
others. It worse tumultuous“.
through the blood. it builds Ip‘lld
sweeps
, ”if x v ,
Ceilingbr. News '0 0 posts J
Price and Guaranteelns a 0m.
Where there is no taint of incurable
diseaseln the blood to complicate the
case. l)r. Howard's specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia will cure
those diseases.
Frank H. Baxter, the popular drug-
glst. is so confident of this that he
will gIVe his personal guarantee with
every package of the specific he sells
to refund the money if it does not
cure.
To induce the people of South Nor-
wulk and neighboring towns to try
this wonderful remedy. be is making a
special introductory offer of a regular
flt‘ty cont bottle, containing sixty dus-
cs, at half price. 26 cents. Ami with
cvory bottle goes his guarantee to re-
fuud the money it the remedy does
not cure.
llr. ilownrd's specific is not a "cttre—
all." iiut it is the one remedy you
nccd if you stiffer with constipation,
Indigestion, headaches or any disor-
dcr of the stomach and bowels. Mr.
W. S. Green, a well known business
man of Crown Point. N. Y.. wrote the
following letter very recently: “Neur-
ly ten years ago i was a mere shadow.
and. according to the judgment of
quite a number of doctors, my end was
in sight. My troubles reduced my
weight from l70 to 115 pounds. Fin-
nlly an eminent physician prescribed
iir. Howard‘s specific for the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia. and l soon
improved. My weight went to about
one hundred and fifty pounds and
has stayed around there. Prov-
lous to taking the specific i had to
live on rice and rye bread. but now i
eat anything and everything. i always
take. a dose after a hearty night mcul.
such as a banquet, and am all right
in the morning."
it is the medicine that cured Mr.
Green that Druggist Baxter is selling
at half price and guaranteeing will
cure. 021 27
GREENWICH BOY BURGLARS.
May be Let do it They Consent to
Joint the Navy. '
The Greenwich officials confess that
they do not know what to do with
Matthew Talbot and Jessie Ritcb. Jr..
who, being suspected of many burg-
laries, were arrested by Sheriff W. E.
ditch, and, though there was not di-
rect evidence against them. confessed
to Judge Barnes in the Borough Court,
yesterday, that they were guilty of the
thirty-nine charges against them and
several other offenses with which
they were not charged. They were
pcnltent. and said that. they were glad
they were. arrested before. they became
professionals, Tabot is but seventeen
years old. the. son of a plumber, and
ltitch is nineteen. the son of s. grocer.
and not believed to be entirely bright.
The boys were arrested a month
ago. after 865 had been taken from the
Western Union Telegraph office, and
before they had spent the money,
Their stories in court were that they
had sneaked into stores before they
closed, and crawled into the rear of
stores ,tln'ougb broken windows. When
one merchant was outside, bringing in
a bicvclc rack and removing a rock.
they placed on it, they had emptied
his cash drawer. Prosecuting-Attorney
J_ F. Walsh brought all the evidence
in his possession against the boys.
and then, having done his duty, spoke.
in behalf of the boys' mothers, who
have been prostratcd. He said he could
not convict them without their own
confessions.
Merchants who had been robbed
said they did not want the boys im-
prisoned. but would like to have them
leave town. Judge Burns decided to
defer his decision until Friday.
it is thought that sentence will be
suspended on condition that the boys
be put in the navy.
STATE AlD FOR UNEMPLOYED.
The Hartford Bureau Maintains First
Position for Amount of Service.
The report for the five employ-
ment bureaus for the month ending
September 30 has been made to the in-
bor commission. Hartford keeps its
place at the top for amount of business
done. The report in detail is as fol-
lows:
Appilco- Applicn- Sittin—
tlons, tions, tlons
C Wploym‘t. Help. Secured.
Hartford
Males ........ 192 123 , 116
Females ...... 160 196 101
352 319 217
New Haven- , “
Males ........ 126 M 46
Females ...... 131 123 90
257 177 135
Bridgeport—-
Mules ........ 58 1'16 46
Females 237 254 170
295 310 216
Waterbury—
Males ........ 49 36 31
Females ...... 93 98 86
142 134 117
Norwich—
Malea ........ 15 7 4
Females 30 29 23
'45 36 27
The totals for the five oilices are as
follows:
Applications for employment—Males.
440; females. 651: total, 1.091.
Applications for help-Males. 276, fe-
males. 700: total 9'10. '
to $1.00 a yard. These are 1
two tones, gray and green, b
and soft woody browns.
to be closed out at the same p
Several pieces are includ
able for halls, stairs. or bcdr
room and library effects.
Take the elevator.
A very neat, solid Oak D
our Furniture Store. The to
cied mirror. and taken ‘altoge
constructed piece of Furniiu
A solid Oak Chiffonicr w
to match the Dresser, for $5
A White Enameled Bed
go with these pieces. The B
3. 3%. 4 or 4% feet.
are as follows: '
Dresser.
Chifl'onicr,
Bed.
News from the Carpet Store.
About half a dozen rolls of best grade Body Brus-
sels Carpet with borders to match. have been marked down
11 fine. rare colorings. green in
luc with Persian colorings.
Some half dozen other patterns without borders are
rice, $1.00 a yard.
ed having small designs, suit-
ooms. There are also sitting
These Carpets are on the second floor, where the
light is excellent. and as this is one of the chances we like
to offer, we shall have much pleasure in showing them.
Furniture items.
rcsscr attracts attention in
p is beautifully polished. the
drawers good sized and roomy. It has an oval French bev-
thcr rs a handsome and well
re. The price is $7.50.
ith five drawers can be had
.00.
with gold knobs is sold to t
ed can be had in any width.
t
i .
$7-5o v“ .
$5.00
$4.5o—$17.oo.
The prices for the pieces assembled
Think of it. a Bedroom Suit for $17.00, and all in the
best possible taste, and of the greatest durability. l
A number of sample Go-Carts. handsome styles. are to
be closed out at tempting prices.
the House Furnishing Store.
Many genuine bargains can be picked up this week in
. 1»
It will be profitable to walk f
through there and see the various articles that are needed
in every kitchen, all at special prices.
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if you are prepared to fill it.
thoroughwallsolutcly so.
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You
A course in this Business College makes you
You now have the reason of our national reputa-
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Thc Brawn Business College.
Georget. Sort-In, President.
SOUTH NOR Wall-K. CONN.
The Brightest And Best Oil Heater
and will heat a large room.
amount of oil in reservoir.
water, etc.
tlcic for bed roams, bath rooms, dining
without a flue connection.
ling to prepare. no coal to carry, no as
our oil heaters. From $2.98 to $5.00.
l2 North Nlaiu Street.
Situations secured-Males, 242: fe- - ‘ "
males. 470: total, 713.
TEAMOTEIS CONSPIRACY CASES. f
NEW HAVEN Get, 21. --Judse Sore-
back gave a decision in the Superior
Court yesterday overruling the demur-
rer of the defendants in the embed
conspiracy cases growing out of the
strike of teamsters. The attorneys for
the defendants demurred to the action
Tiltwl’ OOMHANY 0:73 #300,000.
PITTSBURG. Pa. Oct. 21 .~Payment
has been made into the Union Trust
company of 02.100. 000. which is the
of the state attorney in making a
change in the warrant» that ally nine
out of the tweatyone men originally!
accused arotohetriedatpresent. The
decision sustains the position of the
State attorndy.
. th system and
small Illamflflnl sad .
Ions: whirl-1H!!!“~ .
the basis 1W0!
m. if!" ‘
’ Whine. and so mote-nun more of
Unonlne at all drul'é‘norb's.
s1. , oso's “ail
,j..,=‘t is 3-1;, .,
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DIMOIIUMTION OF TROOPC.
communism 00L
capital necessary to perfect the plans
of the mrganiaedCruclhle Steel Com-
pany. of America. and to provide for the
floating debt of the Clairton Steel Com-
mi- - ' 1.: - \
.—is it a burnt Use Dr. Thomas'
EclecticOiL A out? Use Dr. Ron.
Has a brass oil fount, holds four quarts of oil,
Ready for use at a moment's notice.
will burn twelve hours
All founts have indicator to show at all times
Easy to rcwlck, the top is removable for heating
Produces. an intense heat witheut smOke or odor.
Just the ar-
rooms or wherever heat is required
No kind-
hes to dispose of when you use one of
mm l
A. J. Collins St Col
Funeral Directors and Embaltncrs.
South Norwslk.
No. 2 Nut Delivered of $5. 00 a Ton.
All Other Sites in Stock at 50. as,
1ITALIAN CABINITIHAB NOT 'RE-
3 all
i nous, on. 21.52% 13 no truth
in the report (published in a special
despatch received intuition yesusday
gfrom Rome), that the ltalian Cabinet
has resigned. though Premier Zaaardal»
it is willing to withdraw on account
lof ill health The question will be dise
cussed today at a meeting of the Cabl-
ne ,1 .
i to coat: a 001.0 in one say
u .om.as as’lclectic 011. At your druggla‘s.
ers have been issued to commence th w-~' r . . Take Laxative Bromo utnine Tablets.
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tolls. in with us Bui- beautiful red sunrise?" Wen-tin '1 falls to euro. E. W. va‘a slants l-e
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