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TUESDAY. IIEC. II. I343.
~ vvn3n« a1..-
3"3'3.
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Ml“. "MIMIC!“ NI ht
W“ ‘.'...'..." 9'
. so: Birdie-dud st
Géitls' Fli’n'li'életle Roby: at
500
A LARGE AESOETMENT 110 3‘-
LICT FROM IN ALL SIZES,
In. “TI-'3 3.3!- ,3 "I“ I
E R BANKS
Q5 ‘ 97 WE’T WASHINGTON IT3,
muesli-rue Ii‘otot block.
1mm umlk, oonn. ,
IIIII MIIv's Mills.
l
mom rancher.
For NIIIwulk and vIIlultI':
. Fall to-
"iliht and Wednesday. Tile diatur-
bance In the Lake region yesterlltli‘
morning has passed out the St. Law
I‘I‘ttce Valley during the past twenty-
tot’tr hours. It IF. followed by an area
Illjlllgh pressure and lowm- tempora-
lure which in now central in Minneso-
ta. A disturbance that III producing
considerable cloudy weather and some
rain in the southwestern sections in
in Texas.
Conditions favor for this vicinity.
pleasant weather with continued low
temperature.
The Hat ’l‘rimmeru' Society will hold
a meeting tonight.
A meeting of Humboldt lodge. Soul
of llcrmau, will be held tonight.
. Ambrose Iirundage has given up his
Ipsltion with Dr. Endor. West avenue.
A meeting of the gymnasium claIII-I ol’
the South 'Norwalk Club will be held.
tonight.
Alois Koltler. of New Canaan. t‘or-
merly of South Norwalyk. has been
quite III. the past week.
Daniel lint-bank. of Staten Island. a
well-known oyster dealer. has been
visiting in South Norwalk.
The directors of the Ntn'walk Hos-
pital Association wlil'mcet tonight In
the Norwalk Club building.
meeting of Butler Chapter. It A
WIil be held tonl'gllt In Mat-Ionic
llIlil Whahington atrect. '
II. It. Rubens. of Taylor avenue. la
I‘Inployml. by the United Grocery Com-
pony. in North Main street.
Min. Elton 8. Baker. of Union atrcet.
left/South Norwalk today. for a via-ll.
lnrNew Haven and I’lainvlllc.
P. C. Lounsbury Lodge. New Eng
land Order of'l’roteetlon. wll hold its
regular business recession tonight.
Attorney Charles E. Jennings. .lr.. (it
the firm of (‘lark It: Jcnnlnga. New
lla‘ven. made a visit to South Norwalk.
today. ‘ ‘ '
Bullet Lod c l. O. 0. I".. will hold
a Iehearsai ol'the initiatory degree to-
night. Members are all requested to
be present at it ocloek sharp.
~Kimona Partv and Chinese Wed-
ding. S.“Nor. Congl. Ch.. tomorrow
night. '
A number of the local hat manufac-
turera were in NcwIYork city water-
day; attending a meeting of the Nation~
ill Hat Md'nuthcturcrs Association.
t‘omnon). D will hold a snicker to
morrow evening, when it is also ex-
pected that (‘01. Gilbert F‘ttch will be
it Norwalk, to» review the company.
l‘h‘é‘ annual meeting and sociable (It
the Young People's Society of the Norv
walk Congregational Church will be
_ held at the parsonage Friday evening.
Frederick Davis. the. telegrapher and
messmlger. has been made night opera
tor in the Poutal Telegraph ottlce.
Washington street. by Manager llawk-
er.
(‘Ilarlcs II. llllwortll. lllt‘ Norwalli
jI-wI-lI-t‘. :IthI.°rtlI~°I.‘5 a choice line of
liUlltlIH gifts. Mr. Diluortlt is locat-
IIi in the old post IIiIiIe “title in Wu it
\‘il‘uttt
.\Iiss..\IIIIlI~ Estelle Smith. assistant
town clerk for the. Town of Norwalk.
wIlT'atttrt'this week for Tampa. Flor-
ida. where she will spend several
Weeks.
George Miller. of Seymour. acconr
hunted by his brother-tII-Iav'. who latc-
ly came from England to this country.
has been visiting relatives tn'Souih
Norwalk.
The store or the late Henry E. Bod-
well, in Washington street. is to be
conducted as heretofore under the di-
rection of Wilfred Bodwell, teller ot
the City National Bank.
Colfax Encampment. l. 0. 0. F., held
its regular meeting, last night. and
nominated otheers 'tor the ensuing
term. The election will take place on
Monday night, December :21.
To make room for holiday goods. IA'.
J.,Colltns & Co are oflertng ispeclal
inducements in their couch line this
week which will pay you to take an
vantage of. See advertisement in to?
day' a home. .
. I . I I'
we”--- "H.311--." . .. 157“. -
The Front of the Pud-
iug Is in the Eating
I.
a...‘
m.
so It in with our-mun.
We claim hotter meat at lower. prim
than can be fibdht “more. Why?
3...,.
lacunae We bIIy in a large quantity
for each. '
‘.
cm and he convinced. ..- ..
‘SI V
PUBLIC kl. KET
O LANQS '
Filiccn shopping days and then
-—CHRlSTMA8.
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FINE GIFT BOOKS.
livery [It't'ntill >houhl gite at
least one book to every friend.
”(Inks are everlasting gifts. they
are alike welcome by children
and then and women. the) are
good friends that one is ever glad
to sec.
' lleri“ is a book—store just lInlI-
Mint.r with hooks—«very .\ort for
every taste and age.
Today there is brief detail of
some of the liner new ones:
The tlourtahip oi Mill-II Stalniiali II
lustrated by Howard L‘. Clll'tnty.~—82. 25.
An Old Sweetheart of Mine. by Jan.
W. Itllcy. illustrawd by ClIrlI-Ity.-—8l.btt
Mrs. Wiggn and Lovely Mary. holl-
day etlillon. 2 vola..—~8:l. .
'l‘lIe Weaker Sex. Chas.
non—84.20.
Life of Gladstone. by John Morley. :I
vola..——810.50.
Autobiography or'Sevcnly Years.
Senator George F, Hour. 2 vols..——8’I'.i'IO.
The Dolly Dialogues. Anthony Hope
illustrated by CIIrIIIty.-—81.50.
Lavender and Old Lace. by Myrtle
ReeIl.—-cloth. 81.50———red leather. 82.
ooze leather. 82.130.
Old Paths and Legends of New Eng-
land. Katharine M. Abbott.—83.50
Little Journeya to Famous Musl-
clans by Elbert Hubbard.- 8t. 90.
Little Journeys to English Authors.
by Elbert Hubbard-81.90.
The Romance of Old New England
Churches. Mary (‘ (‘rawionL— ~8I.:.’ti.
'l‘hc Cathedrala of Northern Flaneu.
Blanche MeManus .——8t. t‘t).
Mllton' II England. L. A. Mead—81.60,
ltauo ttib-
Little Rivers. llenry Van Dyke.——
81.50.
Fisherman‘s Luck. Henry Van Dyke.
“$1.50.
The Heart of Ilyaciuth, Onola
Watauua,2.—-8
The Land of Little Rain. Mary Aus-
tin'8— 2.-
lapnn'eac (this unit Women. A.
BacoII.-—.8.l.
The United States In Our Own Time.
E. Ben]. Alltll‘t‘WN.“‘:‘.
The. Story of the Revolution, ltcnr)’
Cabot longer-Iii.
Explorations in liible Lands.
H llprecht.-—8ti.
Famous Artists. Sarah K. Bolton——
“.90.
A Hermlt's Wild Friends.
Walton .-——81 .60.
The Story of Du Barry. Mra. IIeIIIte
Carter edition. by Joe. L. Ford.~82.
Life and Letters of Edgar A. Poe.
by Jan. A. Harrison. 2 vola..-—-82.I'Iti.
Right corner, rear.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO"
Bridgeport. Conn.
II. V.
M.
Street Iailway conductors IhIouglIout
the state are warned to look oltt for
counterfeit half dollars which are be-
Ing circulated largely through the me-
dium oi the street earn.
Dr. Henry C. Shel-er haslcaaed the
Perry place at. No. 1 Washington
street. and will move in a low days
from the corner of Washington and
Franklin streets. where he has been
locatedmany years.
Captains MeHenry amt lirooks. of
the South Norwalk branch of the Sul-
vatlon Army. have moved from South
Main street. to the second hour of the
former First National Bank building.
in Washington \iI‘I-cl.
T'lIIIIIIglIout the couutII Illt‘ll' in
u-IuI It comment and favorable t'flmlllclll
RH‘H‘I‘AHY. IIII thcl new two cont stamp
that has been issued. The new issue
in Itcscribcd as being gnu-«mt in tlt
sign and handaome III appcarnauu.
lint-Ins Ilaynlakers’ Association held a
meeting last night. amt initiated Attor
uey William 1". Tammany into the
mysteries of making hays IOBII-ers Were
nominated. and will be ehIéIir-d at the
meeting to be held .on December 2|.
SPECIAL an
5 Les. F'LOUNDERB. 25c
sALIIIoNs. 5 T0 7 has 10¢ L3.
SMELT. aI-st. WEAK rIsII. uuc
FISH, raos‘r rIsII. Heaaiuc.
STEAK coo. manor coo. our.
in Fist-I. create LONG cunts
auo..oy.areas. oi. ..§§i.LING AT
neagouaaLa nnI§_ s.- "
WI. oneness
East End of Wagbtngtca Street 33qu
W
Look These Prices
0121‘! '.
I
r' .. III. .Io'cilh
:9“ Wu r, 105 I,“-
“Our Home Made undone, 2 lb 8:.
Lion's! hon-II. Io'o .
memo... "II:-
Turkomhluh'o), 20 and 22: lb:
Duck. .. II: III.
”Mtg ' 5951'“ u.
ur hm ay. . than .
Win M“ orator.“- .
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o'rn NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
W
Alcoholic Kidney Medic; to Blame for Mad) Disco“.
Remember tth: wKilluey-Wort Tablets t' ANNO'I‘ contain alcohol.
Al. VIN L. LRNOLEY CURE!) OF CONSI‘ANT BACKIICHE.
AND CONSTIPA "ON.
Oct 1,1W3.Atvtn L. Langley. 4238. N. Janey. Indianapolis. Ind..wrotc:'
'i have uII'ed Kidney Wort Tablets t‘or dlacased kidneys and IIIIwcl tIIInble.
l lIIcIt nulucrouu other Icmedlea without getting an, Icllcf from the cult-
xtuut backache amt burning aonsatlon in the legion of my klducyu. amt lnIbit-
uul constipation. but utter taking one bottle of Kidney Wort1 'l'IIblctII I ex-
pI-Ilcnced Imeh relief that i cannot any enough in llt-I lit-illtl“ l have Never
had the tonal Iettnu or the trouble. although it has been nlmlIst n y-I-aI Hlilt"
I took it."
Diabetes is n wasting and tertlblci f you have piercing or burning
form of kidney IlbIcaIIc. 'l‘ln- pionomn .‘P too. it your Bladder an Urine are not
ed ulgnu of diabetes are. great thirst. 'what they should be, it your back ach-
IIIIIII oi llt‘itll loss or strength. couatl In. write your aymptoma t0 coulutta
nation. hurub. dry skin. Itropatcai tcn-' tlon Dop artmont. 138 College street
dI-nclea and great physical weakness lBurllngton. Vt.. and they will tell you
Let your morning urine ntaud 2-1 1Fain: whether your symptoms are don
lIoIlIl-i lllgb color cloudy or reddish dero I. YOu may not have Kidney
sediment means kidney trouble. I Dthoau. but be on the safe side.
Incl-t upon
an. PHI-mom's
They CURE
Itldnev Complaints.
. . . . Bladder Complaints.
“‘"rfiéiiréas'fs cb‘N‘FTfiUEBT"‘ " "G’A‘EVfiTd‘N”fb'fiAl‘SE‘GRADET
WILLIMAN'I‘IC. Dec. ti.—-ln the po-‘ GALVESTON. 'l‘cx.. Dec. ti.~— (ll‘l
lice court yesterday. the case against. It‘or ruining the grade of the entire t. ty
Edward t‘onncll and Clalcnce Issex. of Galveston IIcchI fcIt to alevel with
Ibarged with their, was continued until the sea wall at) as to prevent tIoId
today. The men \veic brought here ‘ bytidal waves have been opened The
trom New London It having been umk will mount 11 ..000 000 t'tlblc
found that the court there had no lull-s yards of filling amt will cost 82. 00p. (IOU.
diction.
{III which the e'll\ will Issue bonda.
MailOrders Promptty lulled
mSGoodsCO
6th Ave., let and 226 Sta. N Y
Groceries ° Cut PriCcs.
lowest [1. ices in the LII\. Compare these prices with what others nit
tor the bltll' huts. and you will dad a saving of lrom 10 to 15 per cent.
A Great Salt
ol Fine.
new A- .V /~I~I"NI‘
.sII-ltt' .\ :xirl selected. specially cured. U. S. Government inspected
Hum We have secured I. (Inland will offer them tomorrow at:
III 533‘ lll‘\(‘l belme quoted tor this grade of goods Gulrrntced finest quIlity.
\cn- tun and trader weight 12 t0 Iclbs.; at the remarkably low I 11/
2c
clue. pet II-
w d unl I uith (Irocrry calm, and only one 'l'oa customer.
, '_.. 3- W
Hams
nun-.33... “333-..."
h“... , N
i
”new Ilumlnw til-I'd m- I swam; IMANNJkIlmo (“Iowan Extra tanry u I
.on, rI-xutnlr pilot "I""' c l III.mI_ luringlm. 2 III. mun, state lull cream elm-3r.
In. iDfiIfl I . M .33..- 1.55. do. mam-.71 Io lb .............. 156
1 :A III I. grade rum-«l. MI '1" " a“ “pl. MI
I; b Bum tut Ultltln‘ or t‘I-I- I'II‘AN Ii-V'l “till. “1"“ ”"1 {at Ill-Inter “Magnet?
.\nIII-III' I \I‘ ”ll" § 1; ~\Iolhrr‘n Itrlnd oatm I. ".\atlonal‘
Wl h‘ '1';'.'. ‘1'.{“’Itilr‘:.at “CI" 'i‘h~ l..-It tor bread \I' bun EIaIg'." .mlisoml tit:
p‘lu- Iel‘o .I- . '1 " '1‘" “' ‘ "”"“"l‘"‘l “‘Vl" ‘I’ll ll undo omI duh m
| “*5. may“ Ignzdngvéber
Ivan I -
urh It ular mm
"giant '2
””3“. ll fwr igc
loll III ti
l-cr llI .
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l hard
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Wc3~vs~wwv
June: 2th. can I.
1.95. I101.
lI‘E‘Sv- Hural fine allld
Ij‘i
SARIII'VP! Jargon linpr t
r.
I :Ilh. till (I
Ira. "'“‘..' 35c
I0 lb. mild. lull at.
.9:
l.I'10';ean
EA ~ run-II than, extra
1“ . N t‘m'n I INtupctln Imported
3mm (lot-In. good value at I; I- Fact-mere t‘hlm IlltI-Il: in I l'
Lilli ' lb. 4 . l ‘ f k pure] e1 II'I‘ ol '3. tlm.
lb. limo“ 33.133 60¢ l3tl'»-_- 3'5: 'gfiiliwllli'r..ui'§; d° '7 ' ”"""‘" 15c
‘ “III, . 3. _
. . . . 0|.I\l-‘ (III. JIIeoIm twat
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tiflha’hfi .I.:lr'.:'73.iil3p3$.l LIMA I! ‘ANN-«Wlurbn‘nv 3k ' ~ "I"'« truth-1H l’ttnch
.. t . - tllIIc Int uIV‘IlIIl‘I‘Il Iurmt
III ham .InII amnm l.- Incline 1‘ “:5 :1“ "‘i‘m- “W‘- and hp"! ”I, Mil I
Jolt to aim (“In l3lI-nIl a 3 ._ 3 .;
trial, ~. In. Lumih 26¢ I‘m """"""" 8.6 Lilli I'I'II'I'I'I'I"k .. 20C
. . . . (OIL‘J - I Home III-Int. “In
Lug". Ink“ Milli Ila-loyal) l f“. . N ' m“, '5“ I, Cqu' CANNED Noll’fiv “we“.
recall-0. mud to IIIII Iotltr ”.II l 2 lb run our 27 Awflw: Indtvtdual tIlOI'Ill
(It: 3"l" :I'll.‘ III 5:1.“ll. , um wr- . not. I. III I'au ...... '12c hum: doc. 1.111 - o
i In‘, .
I. to: lb .15c l I'SI:AIIIMILSM .\tllnzlinita “" """""" c
b an In .
Iii it“. an Ivar; ;. Tim“ '" " '9. Mtl.‘l:l’...i.t.lI-' iii ..
L'flll'll 'I l l' i “ t' "I ................
can aid mm :. III 3 ' an! den 2.10. flit.
Itont- (IW'M‘.1045 . ASI'AR .Uu‘l » Hickmota‘l .
(. . I‘A'MUTC bran. extra III: I‘ I‘ll)“ I”. .\‘ II Hulda 1.: III
(IA la P. I." l‘ti <Ra' htrr'n .‘ .Iul whin- tender nlaIIu m d on t‘luuz ut’ II-Iluu ‘re. .3
I-Iowlutl. III‘IIIllII Itru-l‘ n‘ . rlnahcrc at J.-. Iun ,- our 1“ “It" 0‘ It» ”1-”5- ‘7
Inner. lIIIIflll and ma . prim d ., Ii. “3-: Ian . . c
ple- again. In In . c I can . 29¢
3 ' i .
“‘3‘ ‘.."‘:" 0"...“"3‘1" : v‘t”".““f” Til-II Del {33' 3.533%". Farm“;
“‘3' U‘I‘I I l‘ "I III! , "I y " 3
"3'1" lb wood: -n I.3 3333 47C 1 \Ihtte' Jon. " 3.5. 'I'ntn'n 20¢ m l' ' M' H" '
EG‘II'III II)"”".I‘I"'I” III "Hm" '0 ‘1' Fl"‘“"' " ' I" ’ 1%" "1“.“ II R. l ‘t "I P
'“3 ° 9C .IIIIII‘I with .n Immugl'ful
1"" I“ III'IImi2 illll dried 90 ""71”" "wan" -' M?" “n"
III \t It HRK t'bampazur ' I" 2'Ҥ 3.. lb In. It; I-_ . I. tl3'i .\ .33. Nile
\\‘a ’vIII I-eslnv- I'm-Ina Itvr I... _ 34c I 4" "I 24th. I'
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\bwvfzn l‘” I. II le ,. I. i “It 'l:°0l'bm5':;Y 'JI'H'I'I'M' 9i} :iflc ‘7c'
I}; II. In) 2 ‘0l'l 't4 - ‘°
Roget ‘ 2C Ito ...... c
. ._ sat. III Imnugonl. I
"fail". IEHD lvh y'all}? I "EA lumbta thuud. pt. ‘o
...".'t «it‘d; I 3.3.? m ”in" “'3.“ ”it!" m “163‘
' a mu t ......
'I'§I IL!“ J. 3 24C Hominy? IDn‘ILI'I'I. c” 25¢ Y‘ n I. '9'
‘ E II'. ’
.Incru' .‘iayl't. t lar.'I""'.I'rl'I'I'I'e"a; “‘P' In, 05‘ It" P “I" "ll "Melt-Isl 3,3 '23:." trunk”. ‘h
Imuu mt. thinl .-'.:m’ :.. III {Alleys brli‘nd- lmigrant ‘nud brat-E a"; .lq,‘ l“. "T.“ and... ”v
. I I 'I I 1
Land tum. '24C “:6. {513' . a"; 33:: pint belt .‘5C
1 - e ; u quart -
“'0‘? Anni-I ‘ DII'I’ Iio’n . In; ‘R- I I
Soap: the hut tor IquIln use; l tin. ' """""" 35mm: gallon "'0 "‘11" {W
Flair“: min. 25c noulciu Indium, I ,... .............. 03$
1 . .... II umm on". '-
30‘? I‘"\\ "H“ I’lma‘. I" '|:I' I'.‘ on. jar. isc fieaf:§i\r:§ martini-Ire nId.
mud. i.lh m. 35 .. 4- u out: new. 34...... "n .3113. M
lb. or me . 6 mo perfect” Iell‘vpowdcr, ‘31,“ N
In would... -- III-c. ........ °°‘ “0 ~~~~~ 10° 3.. 33w... 5'3'3'.-;.‘..;‘T-3 ..
I a U" u ‘ A I I ‘ l e III
bottlu. 1219.21!“ 8c rethn‘im:u griltmlllhhranlll; 0' Ch" “'0": “I"
"393 m. x..--.-n Initial...“ Inlnti. 33:? £35... I“ '“°I‘I‘o"'i'll; “‘ 3333.3 1" --------
a r u I 3 3 3 _
" Ia’c. 3333:. In. via. 7c is" . “Plugs-1&1“ lhu. 94"“? child?“ l"I liai"
SPANGLI" BORN: A(1D— . c" I; b Q “”0“ W- -- ~
A mild. Idle and meet": an 4' U: My '0" End Grin um SWEET PICKL
Initiation 1111 ll: III-ri- ‘8‘ “ll" 31:" mud in van Pli"f'1'$’fi°‘"°“ 33:
"""" III p r gr on I I n or
Irish Hams, Bacon, Smoked Halt Halls and lowis.‘
WI: luv: jusl received; tar e ytdpment oi the above and: from J w.
jolts. Linicrlck. ireland ltwltt go on sale here tomon‘ow atthe tollowlngS'I'I'rl'leg'
Hams, ‘3 7c. Bacon.35c. Bali Beads. 19c. Jowls,2 3:.
Our Great Doll
“ruins Noll v'bou Iran a peerleals display oi the widest ran oi d
style: this tbwtlhis ever seen. Th: assortmmts are the post vtr'Ieed Ihd'g'retli'll;
setexted w: hiv; aver shown. arid2 together with tin namltchibiy low priceI we'
I Ib'puld make this store the Dell buying cattle oi Or: on Net York.
. J lo nt'cd IZIOLLS with steep-
Id'd Iody DOII t‘. I~~
'3...I.
“but“ N Birgitta“ long. with I.
II 3 03:; In I. . h .
3.... 2g. .i °:..--.°. res: 25¢
Ill.' ~.u~--3 .3. .3 33 u
nous It: .
"gnaw rinks. ‘zllulguc , . Ion:- wyny ‘1“ Guam?
1“ no or. u.“ on. shoes and
In em tits: on“ " ' """"__‘°°°--°-
anx‘ ‘stoc‘lngg at. 5°C
«Alto with
Natural Eyelashes a'n
tainted wrists
3b.... .3-.-----
Instr“: DOLLS. t‘me Bisque halts. rod win.
“a? $.00
Devin writ". stunt
and stockists. 2'1 incite: at.
v D) L
$3.33.“ .I....l. * "um“
'lg; or train. at curly hair.
. I ‘ Others I’m.
. gatton. .
"I
Pusi live Stub
in New England
Speaker Gannon Ignored
the East in. Make-up of
House Committeesmtlonn
noctlcutDeiegation Suffer-
oll With the Rest. Notwith-
standing lt lias furnished
a Solid Republican Delega-
tion for five Consecutive
terms
WASHINGTON. II. t.‘.. l)cc. ILW'lII
looking over the committee nunigu-
. nn-nts as announced Saturday after-
noon by Speaker Gannon. one cannot
tail to notice the apparent diacriniiun-
lion against the New England states.
As one prominent New England mem-
ber said: “New England has practi—
cally been ignored by the speaker."
'l'hetlo states furnish to the present
lIoIII-Ic twenty-tour republicans and live
III-Iuocratu. Yet all of New England
gels only oucllrut. class chairmanship.
and that one involves a great deal or
hard work. “Cy" Sulloway of New
Hampshire drew the I-lIalrmanalIip oi'
the committee in invalid pensions. and
that diIIuoat-s of New England. Add
to it one second t'llttil'l chairmanship ano
two very small ones. of committees that
never Illt‘t‘l. and it can hardly be call
on II very good showing.
As emnparcd with New England the
middle western states shou up remark
ably Well. This In clptxtinlly trite oi
Wisconsin. Illinois. lndiann and Ohio.
Wiconsln leads them all. ()ul of I.
lllt'llllit‘l'ttlllli of III 'I't‘llttltllcnlia, it were
appointed on good cIInIIIIllteI-II. The
tour that name left out are practically
new mombcrs. The organization of the
lttlllm‘ shown the IIII‘lI-reucc between lllt'
=enate and the house. III the former. the
New England senators have the most
to any lIIItl the bust. committee assign
mente. while In the house. an organized
by Speaker Gannon. New England has
but little to say. General tlrosvcnur oi
Ohio. seems to be especially favored.
He was made a member of the com
miIlI-c on rules. the committee on Ways
and means. and chairman or the (our
lilllit't on Incl-chant marine and tlsln-r
tea. all three looked upon tut good com
mittees. and the lost two the merit lIn»
portnnt Open in the house.
As far as-(‘onnccticnt ts concerned it
null'cicd with the rest of New England.
The tire rclelIllI-a‘l tucmhcrn from tlIIl
state have gained nothing. in spite. of
the [not that three of them have bI-u.
here eight years. and have certainly no:
been idle in that time. Per the consccu
live tel-ma Connecticut has fill'lllellt‘tl
R‘ttllltl IepIIlIliI Ill tltlt‘illllltlil and e_\l
the state did not let Hit It \iu.:b pII-I. It |
llt Ill [HINIIII'IIIIIIFIIHI in tip \I'IIIIII—
house MI. licmy. of the First Dis-
trict. was retained a ranking mcmbe.
oi the committee on agriculture. but
was chlutged from the committee on
labor to the committee on expenditure.
on public buildings.
Mr. Sperry, of the Second District.
Was retained on the committee on post-
omcca and post roads. ltllll moved up
to the third place. This committee is
considered one of the more important
llllt‘s. especially this session. The
speaker almost.I'couganizcd it and put
III the head of it .\1 r. ()vcrstrect. of III
dlnnn. Who has never served on lip.
committee hetero. Mr. Sperry also re-
talned his chairmanship ot the commit-
tcc on alcoholic liquor trntiic. which
is the only one chairmanship that t'mr
III-I-tlcnt secured. and that is. ;I \cry
smallnnc. .\lI'. lltll. \Illom- appoint»
menl on the days and menus cIImmIt
tee. was made at the beginning .0! the
extra session mid was changed Iron.
the committee on banking and curren-
e;3 to the Imnmiltec on expcinllturua
in the ”unwary department. II commit-
th- that never meets. Mr. lllil llilh‘ for
eight years. in tact ever since he came
to conga->5. been II member of the
committee on banking and currency.
and was the ranking member of it law.
aeration. He has been very prominent
in financial matters. and has already
Introduced a financial bill in the house
this session. Mr. Hill's removal is
looked upon here as a great injury to
him. although. he himselt will say
nothing on the subject. Levering of
Massachusetts is the only New En
gland-republican left on the commu-
tee. .
Mr. Brandegee was perhaps the 010.31.
fortunate one or the Connecticut dele-
He was placed on the Inner
tant committee on naval attairs. and
also given a place on the committee
on expenditures in the agricultural Ile-
partntcut. MI‘. Lillcy. the only new
member from Connecticut. scoured the
committee on ierl'itm1es aunt on tex-
pentilttlrcri in the [itiNLUfliL‘C depart-
ment, Mr. Ltllcy wanted to RM on tin-
cnmmittco- on interstate and (onion
commerce.
KODOL l“.s';'l’3.FStA CURE.
Digests :I.l "ho-Iv; of load, tuned
and titrena‘ l” "'3. the stomach and digeo
the orgauv. -'t Illt'H Dyspepsia. Indt
gestion. Stomach Troubles. and brakes
rich, red blood. health and strength
Kathi Dyapepsla Cum rebuilds worn-
out manor. purities. strengthen: and
no the stomach. Gov. G. w. At-
:in n. otW. Y... says: “I have used
a number of bottltia ot' Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and have (pond it tob ea very et~'
(active and. indeed a powerth remedy
for stomach album I recommend
It to my friendq" Bold.hy..Cllflord
Pharmacy. , . - ' "
I'm. ‘ Item-Ion
pl... to run mum wnII EIIII CIgII-t
Cannot be Allowed.
"A dectalo'nlraa been received at the
New “lye“ Interpol rcvcuuemlllcc It!
Ivehlth the. auutactnrlw of cigars who
can be allowed to amulet on all;
Jul-{ninth 5c
‘. MM!!!"-
cloth; in the mac .bta. Ply-“Ill“
oldie! pvt" Judo:
Enorth $55. 00 and $65." o0 at $2 2
AGENT FOR MAY .IIANTON’S PATTERNS.
“.
The Winter » _
Wrappers
We'be got a wrapper equipment here that you should‘looh
into. Made of dark Cambrics and Wales. Made of pally
printed flanneletts. Madeira the most carefill manner antlprlcta
to please voa.
Women 's Percale Wrappers in brocades or stripes, braid
trimmed, deep floance, at $1.00
Women 's Reliance Corsetle Wrappers in stripes and clot}.
$1.28
Women 's "Flannelette Wrappers in the newest pattims', at
all
made up in the latest style, at
A full line of long and short Kimonos from
69c to $3.23
83=85 Washington Street,
South Norwatk. Conn.
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SAMPLE SPECIAL
and S H OE PRICE
IMPERFECT 32.29.
Ladies’ patent colt Gooduear wells holler
cracks.
Ladies’ vici kid, patent tips. extension soles.
Wells.
Ladies patent. colt hide button. vent stulisb
A chance for uou to ban Good Fall Shoes
I’
Olsen’s Shoe Store.
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3
Neck Wear.
It to impossible to give a comet Idea In words
of what an alluring assortment of new .
nookwcar ls hero '1‘?" your Inspection.
N. E. RYAN.
.
_ moo THREE. .
Women 's Reliance-Corsair] Wrappers. fancy braid trimmed, '~
01.50 .'
The Ideal Heavy Flannelette Wrappers, handsome‘palteirta 7".
and latest style trimming and cat, from $1.50 to $2.98
86 Washington Strut. South. Norwjlk.
S S. Tilloteon.
lntites you to her , .._
Annual Clearance Sale of Trlmmod Mllllnory
also by Ieductioms in untrimmed hats and tlimmingé, beginning Novembol‘
27th.
South Norwalk, Conn.86 Washington Strut,
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A Chance
for you to save money ties In giving us a chance to estimate on any hulldln
work you are thinking of doing. .
We Have the , -
Machine
which ehablea III to 1'3" Huts of. mill “elk at loner rates than moat. cow
‘Igl'hl. ..
Missron Furniture
In the latent tad In Something III- are tmnlug Ulllfi‘fll‘lgm oi W985” . Iggt as
make yours for. you.‘ _. .... - .
RIVERSIDE Inns, Elsi?
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but we do not. approve or the “leave Iven enough alme" theory. Do not
following priced speak for themaelves? And they are but a few or the‘
bargains . . - t
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