«sum embarraam the I
exist a
. I Ministry. The limits“ In supp
I_ the saliva rising appear to be going
on measurably well.
I ever 'rH‘li'r cots ‘
or it may res it in Pneumouisi
siilaa Balm is leaking up Colds when-
our" tried. Iiniost without exception.
. ll) 25. 600 and 91.0
. Ive you tried the Health Brand
fies Better drink Health smut
if i you must drink
‘ lull rich Coffee. thilt has
oil qualities and none of the
I “rot theihcavy‘ sleuth Ania-1»
Satisfaction or money
1
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5 a. II
' TIieplioaI 86-].
w... -W.._._.1...W_..._
5 Thom. Ill.
Jenkins Brochures -
I. 5m
5 ‘.. ashaocx Melons
Carried In Cloak.
IILvsI PLATINO
[id flotilla Dieters.
‘ upshot. Cari allow them
lieu.
ill-psi re to stationary and NI-
rinI trials» and oInIrII men
is. was: IelIeI Isa.-
eIiHE "56. iv. 11.1.1331»
~ More co;
Ann 91.. so. NORWALK.
_ , 8. FOX,
THE LADlEB’ RI‘iél'l'(ll.oli AND
I All “ng3 of Clothes for ladies only
find a to flier. Prices the lowest and
his tile latest Also perfect fit
radioed.
? RA grant reduction sale on storm
0003 All latest styles. Price was
; $10.00. now 87. 98.
'I:‘ hildran's Cashmere Dresses. sizes
FOR
. STA
N 8T.
HU NT TRADING
NAORWALK, CONN.
y IO. NORWALK.
was all our drugs. as with our
‘c‘ébuvsa‘ OIL. I '
$5 [‘9 very particular to have the best
drummer offers Our Dure oil
' all as the Emulsions. and the
less Oil. are guaranteed to he
2 thin year’s crap.
0- Mi Emulsion 25c and 50s
u
1
Bio
lill I?
’ BABY steers.
man whose money is in the ban it.
doesn't lie awake nights thinking
about the thieves who might break in
Large or small
Th0 Cllf~
.J. Hill
dto be one of
the. “mullahs iii the Whitetail
party in this end of the state. bus sur.
. cw of the overwhelming landslide for
the Repubican unites. L it lspeuiss
volumes tor. the imputation: the Hui.
lisui ilttdr‘uoy. who has won hundreds
of friends and admirers since accept-
but his no dilation.- I
Mr. made
balsa. From the lingo
nomination. he put ills shoulder to the
wheel. and entered upon one of the
most vigorous campaigns this district
halt even seen. He worked night and
day and his Work has been mply‘ re
twardec in or... Ionic. {that 11 plasma,
iceivetl the hlaheit silicon urine
press and public in every to he vis-
lueu for 111.. eloquent and convincing
“political speeches which have placed
him among the leading orator-s oil poll-
tic‘al subjects in the country. r.
Billion use not been known to possess
unusual oratioai talent:- until the open.
in: of the campaign. but since then
at. every rally from. that of the small-
est town to the largest cities in the
district. he has charmed big audiences
by his effectve oratory. Mr. Haiieu
future to grace many, occasions of 0111.
cr- than a political nature. now that
and steal it. Besides he knows that‘ I I
talent‘in‘ that direction. A. The com-
$515519 Duehilfigzgrgwelfi him “H.555? pleled returns are Hill. rep" 8,702; Hal
lien. dem.. 4.592 in Litcblleid county
THE SOUTH NIQRIWALK SAVINGS Fairlield county. Hill. 23225;}{1111011
BANK 1 7
will take care of your money and start
it Working for you
amounts are equally acceptable.
. 60
Total. Hilly 3i 920
Hill's plurality
Funnel.
N05 POISON lN CHAMHHRLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY.
111.115.... 20.352.
immerse his stnilnclillilt turmoil Wm
, :srsl
w..l doubtless be called upon in the
the public have learned of his marked
11 ['17 l.—-Bridgeport
THE scum nos WALK
* IMWNGS BANK ‘
UNITED BANK B‘UILDING.
From Napier.‘New Zealand, Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of
New South Wales Australia had an an
, The email": all...“ repur-
FallHat
If you 5W115151-trgw-55To Sell
a house and lot in town or real estate
of any description diliclriy, call 6515' m
yesterday. 111 the suprciuecourt, the
an?" A Hartford county case, which had been
assigned for :1 hearing down here by
W' 5' DOU‘RMO special request. was taken up and dis-
” WALL 8T..A NOIWALK, CONN. posed of it is the defendant‘s appeal
ulysis made of all the cough medicines
that were sold in that market. Out of
the entire list they found only one that
they declared was entirely free from
all poisons. This exception was Cham
heriain's Cough «Remedy made by the
Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des
Moines. Iowa. U. S. A. The absence
of all narcotics makes this remedy the
safest and best that can be bad;' and
it is with a feeling of security that any
mother can give it to her little ones
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is espec
laily recouuuendcd by its makers for
coughs; colds. owns and whooping
cough. When taken in time it pro
vents pneumonia. This remedy is for
sale by Stillson PowellVCorporatiou,
Clifford Pharmacy. Plerces‘ Bridge
Pharmacy. Zeitqus Pburmack. "
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COURTS IN SESSION.
With the echoes of the election still
ringing about the country the courts
got back to business in Bridgeport.
chase your
5i A and on place 1:
Hits ~ Hutchinson 5.
All tho his}: styles.
. 98 WASHINQTON 811,
«WITH M. 8. SMITH 65. CO.)
1
in the action brought by Robert Ling
ag’alast George i. Malcolm and anoth-
er.
It will be of advantage to you also
to see me if you are desirous of buy
hit any kind of. “mu-m .
After hearing this case. .‘the com"
resumed the New Haven county cases
and took up the appeal of the defen-
dant in the action brought by Julia
Farrell administratrix. against the
Easteiu Manufacturing company
Miss Boorum,
DERM‘TOLOGIST, '1? 555155105515 ldullijrior coglrt beittlil‘e
.utge as c uson. e as on
cfllnapqplsr’ brought by Caroline M. Button against
LOOK W001"! ”a". the Norwalk iron company. an action
Norwalk can" to lice-over for fatal injuries received
,. . I v 0 whic at Work.
Office Hours: .
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:30 p. m.
A PHYSICIAN HEALED.
lap of Smiths Grove. Ky, for over
thirty years. writes his personal ox
TOIOphDIfO portence wlt‘thgigy‘s Kidntiy 113551550:
“ i ' ' “For years a sea greaty tor
7‘0"".9u‘m' ed with kidney and bladder troubir
" ' ‘ ' ‘ and enlarged prostrate gland. i used
everything known to .Ithe profession
' without relief, until i commenced l.(
use Foley's Kidney Cure. After tak
ing three bottles i was entirely re-
lieved and cured I prescribe it non
MlIdaiiy in my practice and heartily rec
ommead its use to all physicians foi
such troubles. ...i have preacribcdii
in hundreds of cases with perfectsuc
with; ‘53
Illa IA “1. 9. 9. III I
n on, pun 751:.
We! Aim.
Islam. UNDERWEAR.
”all Underwear
W
NOW PREPAREDl TO SHOW FULL LINES
“5
' Littler Ribbed Garments.
cess." Sold at Piaiatad‘s Drug Stone.
.w“
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued Nuveinv
her 8th. 1904. List furnished from 0:»
fire of A. M. Wooster. solicitor 01' pct
eats. Bridgeport, (loan.
Harvey Hubboil. Bridgepori. 2 put»
cuts. sepsrsbioatiecbmeut plug. Dan.
iel Ill. Johnson. Hartford. 2‘ patents
steam engine: Louis H. Briukbum. W.
Hartford. apparatus for bending pipo
articles; militias cold forg keys; IAiu
tut} Lamb, Mo .19 pd
Ladies' Ribbed Garments,
00"
. 05%|"
.Veste and Pants, at. . . . . .
: 1.1 11qu use
her ”5,95%.513“! oali’y we
Merl a. 1 hold
Clariam lvorylowa.
has or
.lilys II
Ladies' Ribbed Garments,
vests and Pants, st. . . . ..
finalise 5511111611111» moi-gem mml‘.
$1er Arcades.“
or printing presses: lsaacm
Middletown, coupii for.
flames:- Henry 14'.th
.5
506
White 61 Natural Wool. .$1.oo ford. handle tors
3.1.
much. .
Lewis 11/. Gates. West Haven. 2 pm.-
en‘ts. dies. for making keys or similar
. union. shuttle I
. bobbin; Ludwik 5QhIpipowich.‘I‘ New ..
‘ inputted. 05f matter; Paley ,I‘
outset chain. I
00“.“ in.
piano action; 1531...;
wellington. .m’uulcclor
trancferrinspdwice I“
canopy 5
l‘llllllvel Policy
_ as the editorial
“ ml we thiult‘5
*thliillnli .3 53515555511" lid F0
001‘ u a on c coil case. r
it 11555? literati v are satires that we
I excised a. decided opinion after ,
mung“ retracingt and {exhaustivemiprg‘
our exams 0 every. to
weld bliss. waging. a remedy or a
‘hhvat‘method for the treatment. of ills.
case appeal 11.. "Domestic industries,”
conscious of the duty it owos‘ite reac-
firsf investigates. and then speaks.
a for granted: neither
dilemma of the remedy it-
so . nor the printed testimonials us
to cures it has enacted.- .lulluhnce our
Judicmeilt. only when we have con.
vinced ourselves by actual dexuonstra-
lion of the truth, do we" undertake to
publish our views. The sour views 111 s
mitive. because they are based our
wiedge. and they either praise orl
blame the particular remedy strictly
according to its merits.- ‘ .
An instance where we can give ad
yic‘e occurrs iu the case of “Linonine”
“manufactured by the Danbury Phar-
macai company. Dunbury. Connecticut.
‘Lindninex' ‘the food medicine. is an
emulsion from ther formulas of Dr
W H. Thompson, professor of medi-
cine in the University of New ”York. it
is a sure and rapid cure for all forms
of coughs. colds bronchitis and lung
troubles. it prevents pneumonia and
cures cousumpiima ' To satisfy our-
selves us to the geuuiueuess of this
specific. we entrusted the matter to a
medical man of long and varied exper-
ience, and flu many years connected
with this journal in an editorial caps-i
city His report is conclusive proofi_
that here we have a remedy whichifi
not a palliative simplczihucacurei- in
saying this we rre aware that. we as-
sert a great deal. but we are also con-
tideat that we are not asserting too
Every circumstance connected Wllh
the subject of our inquiry was investl
gated by us. No sales wore soared to
render the locally full and complete
We can therefore address oui readers
in positive language regarding this
remedy. What the sufferer fiom dis-
ease hopefully seeks is something that
will cure. There are innumerable rem.
edies which will doubtless mitigate
suffering but there ares few. indeed
which care. And a vast. difference ex-
isle between the two te1‘:ms one means
temporary relief the other complete
emancipation from the bonds at dis
ease. Science is piogressive and con-
stautiy eudeavoring toaccompllsirnew
things. The old methods must yield
when they are outclassed by fresh dis.
ccieries. And medical science. espsci
ally. while conseivative. is not so to a
degree which prohibits its igcogaition
of the demonstrated worth of a suc-
cessful advance upon older methods
‘Linouine” really rcpresculs an ad-
vauce in the medical treatment of dis
ease and consequently deaerves our
endorsement. Anything which miti-
gates suffering is gladly welcomed as
a blessing; the remedy which can
cure is hailed as a devine dispensation.
Willie incommeudiug to our readers,
in the most unqualified terms. the lil-
disputable merits of‘ Linguine,“cw
would also address oursei‘yes to the
pharmacist. becau se it is desirable
that he should know exactly what, he
nan guarantee to the public as a cure
with the certainty that his clients will
have no cause to accuse him of mls~
representation.
“idnonine” at. all South
Drug Stores. 26. 60. $1.
TWENTY BEAMEN Loci-.75
HAMBURG. Nov. 10.—-—'l‘hc crew of
the German bark Thalia. bound from
Norwaik
bers of which weie lost thiough the
foundering of the Vessel during
storm in the Naiih Sea.
twenty There were seven men in the
oi which was reported.
I”...—
5T0 CURE A COLD IN' ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Is on each box. 250.
w..-
s saint.
611911 mac
unique for Hamburg. all of the mom-
a
numbered
crew of the schooner Ncpluu, the loss
All druggista refund the money if it
fails to cure E. W Grove‘s signature
It takes more than loftincss to make
Nil
optima
great In e hpoiitidni c 5
.111» r
the amp 0 00b.
01 this as the lien
committee will horsemeaoialiuiume
000.000.111111 the democratic national
_ “lllfll‘flhliilllidlflisillltldl’m’
The var I this committees will have
spentl ti idiffereucc between the to
tai tam these sums and the grand total.
The int-old of campaign finance
shows that the combined stale. commib
it as usually spend four dollars to \n.
cry dollar expended lwltli plinth) id‘tlll
committee This year. [055 a ll “35?
still tights waged in sets states. tile
proportion will be increased to about
four and one half to eye one
To tile grand total mfg t be added
a large 'sum ‘Ihpeut liy csiiiilidatéstwllo
hare paid their civil oxpoiisos Iiiuribd
costly. tours of the =statci.ftlid coutiiry:
Much of« the democratic committee' a
money has been used in establishiui.
organisations. in states which had been
largelyhe‘glected in former omissions
and to meet republican assl‘csaiveucss
in indium and states iuilha far west
To indiii‘na alone the democratic ha-
tiouai committee sent upward of $300.-
000. The state committcalnddétl azsn
eious sum to this account. all of which
M555 Taggart has deed to get out his
\‘o e ’
111 addition to the expenses oi oi
gapisation. of getting out the vote and
supplying slate headquarters with
funds to meet cxnensed.1lie national
committees are called upon to meet
very large 111 11111111: hills and are com-
pelled to pay a force ‘of' man - largo
.saiarles. They also have to keep an
army of epsilblnders at work.“ i' ’
it has been estimated that the two
national committees this year have dis-
bursed 8700. 000 to campaign orators
fol salaries and expenses. The print-
ing bills have footed up more than
0100.000. The bare cost of maintain
lug headquarters is from 83,000 test..-
000 a week. exclusiVH of salaries paid
to heads of depaitments and their as-
sistants
Costly though it has been. the cam
paigu of 1904 will not bleak the record
The-expenditures of 1900 were about
equal in amount. to those of this year
and in 1896 the funds of the republican
national committee. of which» Senatm
Hanna was chairman. was appoxi-
mately $6,000,000, or more than the
sum used this year by both national
committees. .it was during the cam-
paign of 1896 that the republican party
conducted it so called “campaign of
education." which cost a fabulous sun.
Statistics collected by a magazine
and printed four yeuis ago showed the.
total expense of the national commit-
tees in the campaign of 1864 to have
been oniv 3200.000. in 1872 this sum
rose to $600. 000 in 1884 to $1,500, 000
and 1892 to 82. 000. 000 -
ONLY CU5RE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle,
Del. says: "i suffered for yearswith
dyspepsia. used to have great. distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
‘ For sale by R. H. Piaisted. F.‘H. Bait»
ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. A."
UNITED STATES ARMY.
Consists of 3,871 Officers and 68.946
Enlisted Men. ‘
WASHINGTON. Novl_0.~'l‘l1e an-
nual report of General F‘. C, Ainswortii.
the military secretary of the army. the
first issued from his office since its
cleation by Congress at its session.
gives the total strength of the army at
the close 0! the last fiscal year at 3.-
671 oillcera and 68.946 enlisted men.
The loss of oilicers from death. dismis-
lai. retirement and other causes was
156.The number of enlisted men lost
by death was 466.
Of the 27 380 recruits enlisted during
the past. fiscal year. ii. 062 were foreign
born. Complaints as to the number of
unsatisfactory recruits me said to have
been unusually numerous.
Very satisfactory progress has been
made toward brtusias the organised
militia.. respecting armament. equip.
mom and discipline. up to the stand-
11rd of the regular army. A total of
6,966 .oillcsrs and 80.102 enlisted men
of the militia organizations were pres.
out at the inspections. .
Sour
Stomach
N550 appetite. loss of strength.
nervousness. headache. constipation.
bad breath. pil'éla’i liability, sour‘ rib
logs. and «will at his stomach In
all due to indigestion. Kodol cum
Induction. his a» discovery upro-
Ml
‘ clam “ rum.
someway...” hiiillilsfsmoiw
ssmedysuflIIllIIotnIollito MIMI»
seals the natural juices of digestion L
.Itonlwh.
Referring to the act of Congress.
providing for a roster of oflicers and
enlisted men of the Union and con-
federaie armies, the report says that
the responses of the governors ad-
dressed inviting their cooperation
have been such as to ussuie the do
phrtmemt that they fully appreciate the
importance of the work and will co~
operate heartily with the department
in its effort to give the Confederate
soldier th place that, is due to him in
the props ocd compilation. I
W“ 5
cHBIlITMAB Til“: To BE 5931155005
VIr51iio5n‘t5. From Which supply Largely
IJ Comes, Will Curtsll Shipments.
Christmas trees are going tob
. scarcel- this year if the state of Ver-
moot!S has any try in the matter.
A bill has ‘311 t been ypwfitrbiiuced in
the Vermont assembly“ um will at-
, feet shipments do, New York. [lost t‘on
and Philadelph a and its advocates
decld‘r‘e the measure will surely become
55 51551?5 5 l t ave tile forests
' e o a o s .
’ dl5pmvidos ibit lly; r
than gulf! Y5
“liliillgsu25 national
Milli
forest» at P M
chug
rl'uaii'y cleats or
. “a ,
”New York still gets I
Christmas trees from the?1 11111516151111.
halite bcé‘
‘ trees" and Vermont and’ 1111111131
last few years havej
Philadelphia. I ‘
several dealers from
r .. have
it made ammonites
missile/us 155."
I... mu" I. ‘i’ e. A...
affirl
“ marry“ . w, - ‘ 5
IV‘
A. FurSeason. .
'ihst is a simple statement in make. but never were
there so many huts. and never were they so lidWitclimg
The small (ravais or l5‘our3-111batuls \Vllli’ll resemble
the old fashimicd "tippcts" are stylish uiuil distinctive,
made of choice specimens of Persian Lamb, Minis, Mode—
skin and Squirrel designed to west with tailored cesiumcs.
5 Long Sioiesuudl/ittoriucs are of Persian Lamb.
, Mink Marten, Gray Squirrel and the popular Faves. The
range of prices is very wide, from $7. 50 to $75.00 5
5‘li‘lr'hen the real winter comes a genuine comfort will
be a “Granny Muff,” one of those big flufi'y affairs into
which hands and arms can be plunged and kept cosily
warm. These Mulls are in all Fins but those of Marten.
Mink and Squirrel are quite irresistible. Prites are mod
c‘ralc.
Winter Coats and Jackets.
Exclusive styles are offered incorrectly tailored Jack-
cts and Tourist Coats of Covert Kersey, Cheviot, Modi—
tignac and Unfinished Worsted.
Coats are either long or in three-quarter length,
with loose or filled backs. loose fronts, with or without
collars, very handsome finished with stitched 5
velvet. ‘
(orset Loats. are of Cm ert Kerse} and Cheviot lin-
erl throughout with excellent satin, they are as service-
able garments“ as can be had.
Very beautiful Coats are of plain or ili‘oarli'iil Velvet,
with trimmings of silk braid.
Fashion Silk.
This is :1 good litile- priced Silk. and when we say
good, we mean that it is practical for any use to which
Silk may be put rind it will be satisfactory. It is a (lo—
mastic Silk oi‘liglit weight but let} strong. with :1 soft
messaliuc finish. semi-lustrous. and vei‘y appropriate for
present styles as it can readily be tucked or Shirred.
Both street and evening shades. for dresses, waists
and linings. ‘20 inches wide. 69C :1 yard.
The D. M. Read Go.
‘kau'P'l 3" “9
bands5 or
55151:. .1..." .11.... has 5 .
s can madam
. I we supervision since its tensity. ‘
~ ‘ Allow no one to deceive ydii
All Obudtorihioa', Iiuitut’iiinh hhd‘l‘JuIt-aI-good" ‘
Experiments that was with and endanger the: ,
lame-and Ohiidren—liispeflehwmgiass
.x"il':v w
gorlc, Drops and Hoothlii'g Syrupa. It: in H
contains neither Opinion Morphine non other
substance. [as age is its guarantee.
and alloys Fens-is ass. it cures Dial-rhino an
Colic. It relieved T lilting Troubles. curcI’bms
and “lithium. [mummified the Food, rag. u
Stomach and Bowen, giving. lien‘loliyaand mm
The Ohm
roll the
b an supplyiiilf
Norwalk Chronicler