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mmarm 9.. 9 , .. M W
‘19“ 0F Mucus snout 919,99 1. mil . ,,
piltmnw “$4.33“ w m
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“will! the past
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,lvfifikTERS
wistyics Heating stoves (Ins do also by the Abandroth Brothel-5'
, amt/Belt lfeedsrs and” Burners In all sites.
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:OII Heaters. suitable for‘any room (no matter the size). All
, as have the patent 8M0 KELE“ FLAME ”READER, which
munch, to be raised high eunuch film“?! and makethem
Mattias, s m. wuoIt CAPABLE or HEATING A 12 x12
- .. LY teen. . .
ac' ori'cIIIbsx" Wobd atom from spoil up.
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, fin out from our stock several broken lines. and
9% us of any of them. but from the various lot can
‘9 most sizes. Note the prices:
A ewfi'ltnimer Corsets. 4 . .. 25c., regular price 39c.
eanCoreets. sieesIBtozr. mm.priee39c.
1m Qonets, sues 18 to 16; 35c. regular price soc.
mcorsctstsius 13 to 26. 599.. regular price 35c.
slum Conclusion :8 to 30, 69c. regular price 31.00.
Corsets,sizes 19 to 22. 93s., regular price $1.50.
Ill fill} figthGtioll we call your attention to our large line of
conéil. embracing most of the popular makes. including
‘ .IGS'I‘EYLEB Rg G I
7; firms muonsou's GLOVE rrr'rmo
AND 'rI-is: Bus'r humans or ‘
.WARNEKS, KABQ, BALL'S INVISIBLE LACING
I, it . r "
'I 'Neerly {dunmrdh’n‘ the?
unlit!
n r ,-
Iui d
we mam nest and to.
little of ’Voxotitbllltl end the undue.
Il‘or busIIIoss men. ofhcoiuwn W
Iclorlis. and in fact «Ivoryou‘ii Ioussscd
II stem trim. mien-am shelf. wwwfl Iit‘: It “‘0'" he“ “i"
“Wt-3V“) “0°" ldoor loan
bu‘ I”?
am;
Ifoodsiu Ile‘uti
or no use to advise Its
WNW”
rambles am much
"sins. ml
rd III a savour out
“if ill fin Ilvo zuéshesvy
‘.‘.I a diet uII III I I um. I. I
.lu u ”hwy; n"moat tm’co a day
III sutlIcIcnt for all classes of men.
uutlltll and") childrw wiles hull
and .v stuto the
utrItIous
.end It Is
Workers to
audyexstablos
as be weak to so
We I I
can: Iaruolydffx
a arc est
himlwr‘l’lfll? r
Ii .lsal t. the host is-
sulta- f‘ (M Que mesiuiplo
and harmless ydiaustive should beta
on alter meals to assist the relaxed Ill-
'illti so errant; and "va years: ex-
portend vc ovon Blunt-rs Dyspsp
sia Ta a very safe , pleasant
and a siltlvo digestive and a ré-msdy
which may be taken daIIy with the
boat results.
muart's Dyspepsia Tablets can hard-
Iy be called a {IRWIN medicine. as the
do not act on he bowels nor any pa
tlcular organ but only on the food out
on. They supply what week stom-
It(‘Illl Iaolt, pepsin diastsae and by stun
ulstlug the gastric glands Inoresso the
natural secretion of hydrochloric acid
People who make daily practice of
tolling one or two of Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets after each meal are sure
to have perfect digestion which moans
perfect health.
There Is no danger of forming an In-
lurtous habit as vths tablets contain
absolutely nothin but natural ("‘88-
lives, cocaine; orphine and similar
III-(tugs have no place In II stomach med-
Ic no and Bins rt's Dyspepsia Tablets
am certainly the best known and most
popular or on stomach remedies.
Ask your druxglst for a fifty cont
package oil-Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
and after n~ weeks use pots thI- Im.
movement In Whoslth appetite and nor-
Ions energy. . pill 20
stv to
‘ melanomas; Psoepsairv
WIII More Than Offset the Mammo-
. ‘ turlng papresalOn.
NEW YORK Nov. 20. ~TI-icsraphtc
advices from correspondents oi the III
tcrnatlonsl Mercantile Agency through-
out the United sultan suil Canada Ic-
sardinz tho state of tradv are suin-
mariaotl its folloua 4 .
The work has made It plain that pro
(cases of ro-adlustmcnt and cuts to
Industrial lines, together with conscr-
vatiam shown amona commercial buy-
out. will be more than offset. by the In.
erases promise of agricultural pro-v
pcrIty. Except III metals and toxtllo
studying Industries report encourag-
Inir activity. Shoe shipments from
Iloston are larger than a year ago
whlic Philadelphla textile mills am on
half tint southern cotton mills are
drawing unds freely trons Baltimpro
and other points with which to par
these stocks. Reports of frletlon be
tween the Staci corporation and Lode"
pendent producers are exaggerated.
Efforts of Northern buyers to break
Southern prices. prospects are soul
I Iontly unsuccessful to encourage malt
crs. Only. serious industrial storm
tentres are in Colorado and Chicago.
'I‘hoso shrimping and New York etc
loss threstenlns. Financially the situ-
ation hes Improved since the move—
meat of. European sold this way. Mor-
cantllo selections are said to be ml
at nearly all points 'axcspt PhIladelv
phia and Cleveland where they arc
fair Wfit Patti says they are slow In In
utilities. The cold snap- baa stIInuIat~
rd buying of. dry goods. clothing and
other seasonabls products.
Montreal reports a steady demand
for staples at firm prices. Retail deal
on say business Is vars active. liar-
vhunts lobed. to an early settlement of
the strike of 6',000.,smployes In the
Quebec. shoe and leather industry.
Toronto advices are of greatly stImu
Ieted- sales by. reason of the colder
weather with particularly encouraalna
" orders from the Northwest. Farmers
are now rushing pain. to shipplnl
palate... Roads at. Minion. financial
‘ . centres rammconaasrstlsely easy.
Ly‘
I s habits! so u
' . at!!! ”be align
.Wv
A MAMAILE- CA“.
I Oneof the most nutrients asses of
a cold. deep-seamen the tunes can»
. lung passion“, Is that H lira. Gertrude .
maind who was entice-
the ustl of Opeldlinute
loom Ours. Elle says: "The wash,
“in; and utsslntnc so mummenhst.
ran “down in Wdfihtz‘m 143 W”
l mettle harsher armed remedies
to as. “Avail until i and One situate
coitsa Oars. Door bottles st this. sinu-
derful remedy.ch entirety. of the
mush. 3W tar lanes and mo
, weight. health
.pltrtlyttiltfiullr‘"’"~** “1“" r
. . in
.I .3 ...IIs|ttwli|veIsw I“ ~;
... .. mass: it'll" our lull.
wimndwvlwmdmfiws gumbo
ute III-”I
it’llln’il“ Alli
H. on
shc.refusod to yIlissutul ytildw “5mm
in“ any way.
“1;“ Culvgm-Inainsd 03, bgnrd If...”
strut r 0 WI” pills
1”It or be when mil" w'ua hlII'I‘It‘Il'
Iy hot-ed Into a carriage by hm III 0th
on Charles Clark and Column Istvoll
ll .fciolno. .
AII Mrs. (‘ulvufi'ca «allow III? aunt.
plank with bill “(i-yearlotll isuIIIII
(I' II "gill Ital bar If tho had
outbid?“l to It?“
for Illyorco. rm
of tho child. silo an
"i have nuthlns.
Idoct «beaver—oi
saunter on t
she was then a
rlaxé. her lit-other
after her bushfire
the home of her non. at No.
West ”it? eighth street
At the office of Henry G. Atwaier.
Mrs cum-I sitarney It was bald that
no Informetion in coucction with tho
aciion would be given out In any time.
Every effort III being mode to prevent
any of the particulars bccomlns pub
Ito. Dr. Culver Is not lighting Ihb do
cree which. is said will be granted
within a few days »
Senator Clark In said to be bitterly
opposed to the divorce suit. lie win
be In New York IateJthIs week and It
Is believed that he‘ will “make an effort
y, stopping In front
”say on that sub
tally when my
ed Into thc cur-
mgni IIK to look
IIIi was sent to
I55
ing the action.
EXTOR'I'ED “BLOOD MONEY. "
m
Owners of British ships Were John
Parent's letims. :
SAN FRANCISC Nov 20 -WIIon
Courtney Bennett llIItIsI'I consul gen.
oral charged John' Forum, superintsnd
out of the sailors' HoInII at this port.
recently with using his memoir for tho
acquiremsnt of wealth through the
medium of" blood Inoncy"cxtortetl from
tho owners of British shIps. the con
sul Is said to have satisfied the federal
authorities that. he had amplo warrant
for making ire accusation The evi-
dence is now n the hands of the State
Department and according to advices
from Washington will no submlttod to
t'ongross soon.
Thc' collector of tho port rocoutb
hold an oshaustlvo Investixstion into
charges brought against Forum by tho
Ilrltish consul. Tho cvldracr authored
at the Investigation Is in tho hands of
the time Department and It Is wombat
Is understood that Cousteau will
salon?{ to cancel the mg! “at! 2:3}:
urs ville e. tin or
oral Mm aso whit lnadr
!
with the under-
lining should bt‘
' slckrand drill
talwaanxcd at
trol
oflulm to this c
standing that the
used as an asylum
tute seamen. The 9’
81 nor ennum ‘
ENVOYB FROM COLOMB‘A'I
GALVEC’I‘ON Tax. Nov 20.-—H0o
Doneco Jiniioss no Ilr. Antonio P
Elation. reported to be envoys from the
Colnmhlsn government to the United
States government. accompanied by
their Interpreter came Into the city
from the steamship Cubu and loft Im
mediatsly Inn Washlutrtm. Tho maul
arrived Monday, but has been In quar
antiuo since that than The gentlemen
stoutly msIntaIII that they are prlvuto
cltizens traveIIIng for pleasure. They
were closeted the entire morning you
Icrday with~ United States officials
hurtt
GEVERAL l 00KB lllRNED.
MEXICO (311‘ Nov adv-The tire
that started at .Vcrn Cruz n Wednes-
day. destroyed savorifi bloc s of IN ell
Inga leaving I ,500 people homeless.
Nearly all the victims of tho lire are
poor people. the rommerclol interests
of the port not being exacted. Them
In no estimate of the loss sustained
but the granti- will not be large
as pram ly all the property destroy-
od was little better then huts but
the people burned out lost all.
PRIEST'S VICTIM DEAD.
DENVER, Colo, No or 30 .—-Josoph
Sol-ice who was shot Wednesday night
In a desperate struggle with Father
Lenore succumbed to his Wounds ear
Iy today. Sorter: refused to make no
statement. and the secret of the tran-
cdy probebly was lost forevcmr when
death chained both Inch. ‘
NATIONAL BANK ETATEMENT.
WASHINGTON how. so. -—-'lhe
Comptroller of the Cumncy. has issued
acallforthecon ouofNetiousi
henlra at the close basin-es Novem-
ber 1‘1. , ., . .
. WIRE CLOTH PLANT’I. LOCI
voaxra. Nov. silo-Me pleat of
the new breeders WireCIoih conga:
was burned early today. boss "00
“4,.
In regard to lit‘l suit ’
to dissuade his daughter from prosc-
l
‘ “t I. . y 9.. ,
Mes Lesa ”ll“ .te clear
'I'he mien WW 'l‘ttc “53mm who
Vsnt to not a fifty cent package of Dr.“
Howard's H‘chl'llli‘d specific for tho
curs of tamstépstinn sud Ilyupopslil. til
half prior 1” cunts) will have to bur
After it alt-III dual of corrcspondsum.
Mr. flaxlcr succeeded III potting thu
lioslsrtt 00.. tnrmsk tIILti spacial
pIIrrsotlI tlilsr nnc mould obtsIs
sixty ,slpdo bi III (Enlist rumssluibie
mudltlillc cvoI dis Moro fol tho euro
qi- (Ionsllputlon and thspspslu Ill just
half pritu. 35 cents. It Is His regular
lilo. "Iii some that bind boon sold In
such on titles III the largo cities for
3:0"?!th cunts. '
WI «you will bo cured of your
I‘onstlpnlton or dysjwpsln for n trifling
sum. m continua to sum-r Iii-pundit on
you. Many IIIIH‘ tuktn advantagr- or
tth oler. NIno-Itonn ot’ the peoplu
iIItffI-r flout constipation or dyspepsia.
Now is the thus to ours yourself.
It" you bsvo tried so many rcmotllrs
without relief that you an- discouraged.
Mr Butt-r wIIl slvc )ou an opportuni
tydt) tool Dr. Howard unspecific v. Ithout
any o'ost unless It burns and um rum 0
| to refund the Inonoy If It does not mic
sstIsfaction.
Evérybody. Wants to bu well-«to be
Iran from III-adnchcs Innstlpntlou. III
digestlon. Hero III your chance for
complete and purmnucut cure at trifling
cxpcnsc. with a rcllsblo local druggisi's
unaranteo that tho tIoatIIIent wIlI not
cost you anythiua If It does not ('.ll|"(l
Take advantage of this oifer at open.
‘ m4 20
s'rA'rs INDIANfAbb-bONCIA-TION.
Mrs. em» T. Kinney, of New Hsven,
Elected President.
NEW LONDON. Nov. 2t).-About
.tIIIrty-llvo delegates from many parts
of the state attended the twontyoscc-
and annual meeting of the Connecticut
Indian Association yesterday .. at the
Pump House of the First Church of
Christ.
Haven. Ill‘t‘h'ldt‘d. TIII- morning masulon
was dvvotod to reports mid other bush
not-Is. Mrs. Kinny roportod that much
Work has lwcu socompliahod in tho var-
Ious missions and that ull‘bmncbcs III
tlu- state are active and prospr-roun.
The expenditures of tho your no shown
by tho trousuror's report wow “.105:
I2. loavini: II. balance on hand of
Slim 24.
Thu eloctiou of officers rI-sultod Its
followu'
l’I osidvutw M rs.
New Haven.
Truasumr’hiis. Sula ll Huntington
Hartford.
Scorotarywhtrs. WIIIIaIn w. Kelsey,
\‘t-w Haven.
1 an afternoon session. was dcvotcd
to addrcsrws on poplclr muscled with
the Indians. The doIogatos'mI-c cn~
tI-I‘tnlnedsnt luncheon at the ankc.’
liouac by tho Now London branch.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take lustivc flrolrm Quinlne Tablets.
'AII druzgists rofuud the money if It
falls to cum E. W. (lrove‘ a signature
Is on each box 25c.
BENEFIT OF ALIEN’IWIFE.
_........
BIII "In Congress‘ to Routine to Citi-
zsnshlp American Women.
WABHINGTON. Nov. 2i).-—-Sonutor
0. H. Plhtt yrswrday Introduced In
waste a bill providing for restoration
to citizenship of American women who
have married aliens when such women
havo become separated from their has
bands and foreign alliances eitht-r b,
Iieuth or divorce.
Congressman liraudcgee vastoldny
pruseuted in the houso a bill to In
mouse the pension of Jerome B. Snou.
of Willlmantlc to :30. Mr, Snow oer»
rod III Company ll. Seventh Conuoctir
cut. volunterru. Mr. Brando-goo itIhI.
Introduced a but granting a pcnalrm of
$20 pur month to hint. Ruth M. Lyon.
widow or Nathanlol ii. Lyon, who scr-
you In Company K, First Connecticut
volunteers. Mrs. Lyon lives in North
Windham.
WATERBURY'B KNOTTY PROBLEM
WATWURY, 20. —-A knotty prob-
lem apparently to contained in the ob
jcction of counsel for the. defense to
the admission of tho lower court ovid-
once In the trial of the nine boys charg
ed uith "satin and conspiracy during
the trolcy strllm All vestordiiv the
court listened to evidence submitted In
the absence of the jury being present
to determine whether the same shall
be admitted The point was raised
yesterday and since thién a number of
witnessosh ve .t stifled to enlighten
the court. he til it boys went on the
stand and téstld d that they were
promised Immu‘l It they told a truth-
ful story. cl bime‘e d‘cc lured
that he did noot roml c the boys any-
thing. He said I at a) he asked them
to do was to tell the truth. Detective
Dodds and it
they prpml‘sod, thb ,
aargurrg son I «+9». Alli
MINGIEN. EVK2E~A patent
.IL 09th
WW! .ts H
III
Sm It
Mrs. Sara 1‘. Kinney. of New .
T. Killllt‘y .
and stitching. The prices are
Habutai de Suissc.
:3 inches wide.
in; dresses,
included,
these here represented. The
rates. But these shirts were
neva cloth under ruffle.
for arweelr or so longer.
Writing Paper tree.
T REAh’su
woman a Winter Coats.
I. Afine stock of sensible warm Coats is ready on our
second floor. Made of Cheviot Kersey andpthsr like hes-
vy cloths, and lined with do rablc black satM they are the
most serviceable of all Winter Coats.
In style they are. mannish Ioolntig with semi-fitted or
French backs. tailored and finished correctly as to buttons
trons, just a little heavier than Habutai.
one of the great auction sales last month. ,
changeable shades, blue, green, red and plain black.
style they are made with two 5-inch flare ruffles ‘wi'th
very moderate. One may buy
a handsome Soat oi Cheviot. Montignse. or Kersey, in
either black. tan, or castor, from $10.00 to $20. 00‘. '
some Sensuous Silks.
A new weave. bright and lus-
v~,
In white only.
$1.00 a yard.
Shanghai. In white, pink. light blue. and light tray.
a stylish roughness in thoweave, very desirable foreven-
21 inches wide. $41.00 a yard.
Diana. Another new pro ductioti oi the Swiss looms,
of extremely soft finish. and as lustrous as satin. a fabric
only the Swiss can produce. It comes in white. cream. and '
all the pastel shades, as well as tan, brown and navy.
21 inches wide; $.00 a yard.
Crepe de Chine. A new lot of colorings, with black
24 inches wide, 69. $1.00, and $1.25. I
To these may be added Peau de Sole, Peau de Sap-
pho, and Penn dc Cygne in light shadesu
Silk Petticoats----.l'_l.59._ _
Six dollars never bought a better Silk Petticoat than
price we ask, $4. 59, hardly
pays for the silk that Is in each skirt it bought at the usual
made up of silk bought at
There are
In
While they last, $4.5 ).
“.m-
Our offering in Engraved Stationery which has met
with such decided favor the past month will be continued
We were led to extend the time
on account of the great number of orders. It is necessary
to get all Holiday orders In early
For fifty Visiting Cards' to Old English $1.50.
For fifty Visiting Cards' In Block lettering, $1.25.
With either of the above one box of Monogram
mDMREADG’wll"
ET‘, . I .:, . . 9.... r
A solsti'rmc ntacbv‘zav.
stomzudi that which It is unable to do
foriltslllf, even when but. slightly dis:
ordered or over-Itludmh, Kodol Dru
es of digestion mid does the work of
tbr- stomach. rolaxlug the nervous tcu
slon, uhIIc the Inducted muscles of that
omuu arc summit to rest and heal Ko-
tioIIDyspopsin Curo digests what you
out and enables the stomach and dine»
Iiw organs to transform all food into
rich, red .blood. Sold by ClIIl’orti Phsu
macy. "
YALE LOYAL TO FOOTBALL TEAM.
NEW HAVEN Nox 20. «Lovnltt to
the football tram was shown by lht‘
hearty send all given It by the under-
graduate body at Yale Isstmflday af
ternoon when at the New liar on House
charts were giwn tor. the men uho
thI play uslnst Ilanard on Saturday
Each pIayer “as cheered. and his name
called and the substitutes also giwn
encouragement The squad numbered
twenty- threc, and. it left on the I. 45
train for Boston.- Tho train IIIII stop
at Auaurtidalo to permit the man to no
direct to their hotel In that place
NEED OF P-ILES Asses“ YEARS
Mr. C. Haney. oi Guitars. 0., had the
piles for to yours. Doctors IIII'II dollars
could do him no MUwvgood. no,
permanently. Invalnstue for cuts
burns bruises. sprains. lacerations cc-
semu. letter, salt rheum. and all othei
skin diseases. tool! for the namo Do
Witt 9n the package—all others are
cheap. sorthless counterfelts
by Clifford PM I"
KIIIIUI Dyspepsia Cure does for ”Ii“
pepsin Cure suppltrs the natural Juicv
HkIUI)’.
«IIII'r it oc‘curird
Officer I) Rcllly which “88 unIInpor
Witt's Wit oh Haul Salve cured hiuI .
Sold
CHARGED WITH ARSON
M’rs. Chase and Lewis White. on Trial
’ In WaIIIngford.
\\ ullIngI’orIi Nut 20.-—In the trial
of Lewis White and Mrs. Chase outho
‘t‘lllll'gt‘ of arson yesterday. Henry (inp-
lliill. a second-hand furniture dealer.
testified that when he trio-II to rollom
, pay for furniture he had sold to White.
the latter replied that it was all but-Ir
ed up
Diputy Fire Marshal W E Sci-Icy.
the next witness. said that In Ills op
Inion, based on an examination of IIII~
premises. the fire started insidc thi.
house. but. was not caused by cool
dropping from n grate In the second
He also testified that. on May
11’. he suw Lewis‘WIIItu and that tho
taller then told himthat the first. he
heard of the fire was on the morning
The testimony of
taut. closed Ihc soasibn of the thirst!
gallon
DISASTROUE WRECKS.
Carr Iessuess III responsible for many
a railroad wreck nail the sums causes
or" making human wrecks of sufferers
from Throat and Iruusdroubles. But:
since the Itillt'lli at Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds own the worst cases can
he curml. and harmless resignation Is
no longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cream.
of Dorchcstcr Magi-1., is one of many
whose life nus saved by Dr. King's
New DIscmguy This great remedy
Is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
diseases by Frank H. Baxter. Drought.
Price 50c and 3100._ Trial bottle:
humm-
Subway? II
Norwalk Chronicler