4 Drawers at ......... 50c ‘l‘d‘ plural Wool Shirts 'Drawers.at......... 75 ,- lilaturnl Wool Shirts and Drawers, at 4. . . . . . . $130; Children's Garments, sizes so “till _Wool, at Popular Prices. The time has come to pur- ‘ , abuse your ,wl'allHat l and the place I: PliSS iiulchiuson’ 5 All the latest styles. 4 as wnsumo‘rou 31.. (WITH M. 8'. SMITH a CO.) ‘ II You Want To Sell you property, whether it Is a form .,I house and lot in town or real point: ‘ or any description quickly. call or ad dress W. B. DBGARMO as WALL or. uonwnm. comv it will be of advantage to you also tones the if you are desirous of buy- Inuit!” kind of amour-h Miss 806mm, ' astronomers!) CHIROPODIST. Look wood's‘ Hall. Norman. Conn. Office Hours.- 9th 12 a. m. Ito 8:30 p. or. Telephone 2 ”Connection. F. S BANKS ‘ “Carpenterand Builder. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONB. JOBBING. ‘ BEFORE BUYING WEATHER ITRIPB FOR DOORS AND WIN- DOWS GET ESTIMATES OF ME. NOMATTER HOW SMALL YOUR ORDER- In or out of town orders by mail promptly attended to ~REBIDENOE— 18 MAIN STREET. NORWALK Health By Good Living! Hare you tried the Health Brand coffee? Better drink Health Brand Cocoa. but if you must drink, them try this mild, rich Coffee, that has all the good qualities and none of tho bll'd effects of the heavy South Amurl~ minkberrles. Batldfactlon or money o I ‘Qfirety Bonds or All Kinds. .mm M. u won. 1!. H. 41".. South Nerwalk. 7 4 Telephone 854. Indian Pharmacy no ‘umln or If). unnwam AI with all our drugs. continuin- ' captives OIL, “a very particular to have the best I the mullet offers. Our pure Oil. all to the Email-lone. and the 20d. are guaranteed to be Do . REMEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. m DILKERMAN & SON, I4 Walhihgton St: eel, South Norwcik. Telepho no 343-6. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will oldest Ladles’ Ribbed Garments, Vests and Pants, at... . . .. 25c Ladies’ Ribbed Garments, . Vests and Pants, at. . 5“ Ladies’ Ribbed Garments, White or Natural Wool. .$l.i' in. to 34 in., in White or Nat- SBT JAWB CUT APART. Operation Relieves a Little Girl of Her Suffering of Four Years. BALTIMORE. Nov. 22.-After suffer. ing for four years from the locking of her Jaws. Pauline Finemun. aged 8. has been relieved after an operation by Dr. E. G. Welch. The child was not suffering from lockiaw, but from an- chylosis of the joint. The trouble was attributed to an abscess following vaccination. the dc- lcterlous matter having corroded the tissues about the bone, consuls me two bones to unite until they became rigid. After having been under special treat- ment for a month the child was put under an anaesthetic and an inch of the jawbone and the temporal bone removed. 0n the following (luv the child was able to use her law without pain. but has been fed with liquid mur- lshmcnt. During the four years her law were rigid tho childiwas fed with liquid nourishment through an opening made by the breaking of a tooth. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. TIII lint in line Always Bough .... W W Signature of BRUTALITY RUSSIAN OFFICERS' Report From Crete of Shocking Scene- Whlie Baltic Ship: Were There. LONDON. Nov. 21.——A dospntch from Canes. Crete, says there were shocking scenes there during the stay of flour Adnlrlai Voeikersahn's division of the Baltic fleet. Many of the officers and men were continuously intoxicated. They roamed the streets insulting and assaulting the inhabitants. They mur. tiered at least five persons in drunken brawls, About forty seamen deserted their ships. Thcy Openly declared that thev had no confidence in their officers. Most of the vessels compris log the sousdron are of an obsolete type Some of the warhmcu employ- ed on them at Canon say they are in bad condition. ......— ‘ and two or three of the thblcls in a v5 Can Try it For Yourself ll 4 _ Prove it 3‘ ; One grain of the active principle in 3.000 grains of crest. eggs or other wholesome food. no this claim has been woven vby Ital» annulment which anyone can perform for himself in the following manner: (int horti- led eggs into very ennui pieces. as ‘2‘ Would be if masilcsted. place the ‘93,; bottle or jar containing warm water, booted tp 98 degrees (the temperature of the body). and keep it at this tour pernture. for three and one half hours, at the end of Which time the egg will be as completely duration as ll. would have been in the healthy shimach of a angry boy. The. point of this order meat. is that. run. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will in to the egg in the bottle it will do to the egg or meat in the stomach, and nothing else will rest and invigOr- .‘t: the Madison so safclv and effect. laily Even alit tie child can take .'iunrt s Tablets With safety and bone» it if its digestion is weak and tile housands of cures accomplished by heir regular daily use are easily ox- iuined when it is understood that thoyl «a composed of vegetable essences ‘ tsoptic pepsin. diastaso and Golden‘ veal, which mluglc's with the food and digest it thoroughly. gving the oval- vorkcd stomach a chance to recuper- to Dieting novcr cures dyspepsia. neith- r do pillu and cuiharlc medicines. rhich simply irritate and inflame the ntcstincs. When enough food is eaten and iromhtlv digested there will be no cou- tlpailon nor in fact will be disease of my kind. because good digestiOu nouns good health in every organ. The merit and success of Stuart's Dyspepsia ’i‘ablcts are world-wide and ”hey are sold at the model-etc price of 50 cents for full~sized package in every drill: store in the United States and Canada. as well as in Europe, 0. u. 23~25-28-30. "TR/rm STRIKES AUTOMOBILE. Prominent Man Killed Just Above Naupatuck. NAUGA'l‘UClt. Nov. 22.-——’l‘hc auto- .lumlc owned uud dll'l'cn by r‘ruuklln ll. Brunei, vicc~prcsldrnt or ill(. DI'lBiOI ..u...puny or l'lnltsbinls. just above core was struck by a southbound pas- senger trilln about 8 o’clock last night am Mr. lirlslol. utter “rung urn-33M .iung the truck tor about 20o feet, was .hrown down the embankment and i11~ stantly killed. His head and suit» was. ....swd lu 11nd his automobile was ..lshcd to bits. Mr. Bristol, who was forty-five years old, was a member of; one of the most prominent lullullcs 111; .nm M41 nun or the l'vtllit‘. He lift 11 r ..ucloly a iiiili) blur than usual lush Vitlllllg and started for his home not .ur dictum. Alll‘l‘ gong a sum. Ills—i Limbo in his mltomobllo he turned lI donut lillil \chl buck t) Llli rm itll‘_\' 1‘ 11‘: .tpuplr Agilnl llo sturuul for his hum ; and on the I’l.ltl's Milli crossing ”Lil train which lcit “’Blillllll) Ill '4‘: .32;i ”truck 1 is ...nch 11‘ '1 her . urcnog 1 at the crossing, in fur t nothing. to w l. tI‘dVI lots or. an .ippionchlnu t1nill’il1n top of Mr. Bristol 6 automobile was up wnirh hid from him our night of the; t1a.n.(ondl1nlm Shilllng mid l‘ngl- ; peer Norton Wf'l‘i in iIllllgi‘. of tho mun which was brought it) a stop us soon no possible. After viewing the body Medical Ex- nnuner Crnnc ordered if token to his home. Mr. Bristol is a son or Benja- m.n ii. Bristol of Matt's Mills and tuivcs a widow and four sons. lie illiU louver. three brothers, l’rel‘ussor Wil- llnul ll. lirlnlol, Bennett ii. Bristol. and Edgar ii. Bristol. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinlno tablets; All druggists rcluud the money 1! it; falls to cure. E W Grovo's signature is on each box. 250. ADMIRAL JBWELI. DETACHED. GENOA Nov. 22. -~Ii.Nll Adnllliil F. .icwcll. recently detached as com- nlander-in-chiof oi‘ the European squall- l'on. and Mrs. Jewell have landed from ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle. Dsi., says: “i suifercd for years with; dyspepsia, used to have great distressI and helchiniz. i tried everything i could hear of. but nothing helped me until i look Brazilian llnlm. and one. 00 «out be tie cured mo completcly." For saicbylt. H. Pluistcd F. H Bax 101' and the Clifford l’huimncy. " It, Illliiil age Ask your Medal comely % today for Florence and Rome, wherc they will spend the winter. “...—...”.— LA DIES. on. cornmeal. peed re ltn on 13.0mm POUND “thin-$1 . t on immafl 1a. crimson l ‘ A pollllci no will employ crop the street ilrllucls to hclp him make a clean swoop villi: i"I:X',‘: Li... cleanest creamery. rocer for a pound of Gold utter ‘500. willie them w its a loss in afford to do so. 'l‘ .‘Slcvcnsnn's position the flagship Olympia and will lcnvn' Cows fed in the richest of pasture lands ‘ yield the cream from which Gold Medal ,. 2’45; M Creamery Butler is made. in the world’s 2 or N 5 Gold Medal Creamery Butter is of un: varying quality» alwaysthe purest. sweet- est. best butter made it is sold only in sealed packages. No charge for the pack- it! Problhltlonim up "More atrln. gent Legislation. The Bridgeport. Former relates in. cldeuts of vote selling in that city, but it does not appear that anybody wot prosecuted. Party workers are loll- ug of a number of instances where than whiphold positions and r the local government in the atreet pertinent demanded Ill before. they would vote. One man. an old resident of the city. brought his son to the polls to vote for the first time and held out for If) for the two votes. After being assured that hls father had the money the son exercised his first rights of citizenship as a hirellng.’1‘he fit her has been employed in the street ilepsrtment: has a good home which is provided by his daughters and it was not for want that he demanded that his suffrage be purchased. in the Eighth district a young man wearing tailor-mode clothes and probably the best dressed man who entered the polling ”1000 Of that any louuged around the commit tco rooms for some hours. Finally, when asked what he was whiting for. he replied: ,“Woil. l have no: voted yet, and the people around here are a long time telling a fcww what there is in it." He proved to be chenp. for he was satisfied with $2. He was seen later breaking one of the hills to pur- chase a package of cigarettes. The Connecticut Citizen. the little monthly publication of the Conncclb cut, Temperance Union.. is well satis- fied with the gains for prohibition in the October town elections. Thirty seven towns gained in their “no" vote whilu twenty-four cast a smaller vote than in 190?. in the towns which vot- ed both yours the “no" gain was about tho “yes" vote of nearly 4 000. The hold] “no" v1) 0 this year is 2,756 more than in 1903. while the "yes" is only 473 higher. The Citizen rcports that a committee lg being organizedto con- sult with the legislative committee on ill-cine measures in the next legisla- ture to place further restrictions on the liquor business. The Bridgeport papers intimate that cvm if nuv illombcrs of Governor Chamberlain‘s military staff are re~‘ appointed by (inventor Roberts there is no probability wlmlevcr of Surgeon- Gcncral Godfrey or Paymnster-Goneral Racers of that my being retained as they were both Fosssuden and anti- Pnivc mcn. Rumor has it that Char ice I). Gaylord is slated. as the Bridge port representative on the governor‘s staff. When renominatlou for the mayoral- lv in New Haven was suggested to .ludvo obcrlson he. replied: “i would not lab ,2 a nomination or even accept an election as mayor. i could not I did aspire to be novel-nor of the state. and i think that is on aspiration any man may have and not be ashamed oi‘. i am dcvoc inc mvscll‘ in getting ready for two yours honor" The lion. Homer 3. Cummings of Stamford oxpuudud $396 in the city election at Stamford. where he was elected minor for a third timt‘. His Il“"‘i‘i‘ii8'~'01‘, Mayor Leeds. spout H.000. Frank E. Williams. llc-uocrutlr 'cvmiiduiu for Sl-runmr in tho Niulb dis-:- trict (New iiuvonl~ uguinst M. R. (We! ill-id. reported that ho expended $90 70. while Mr. Chntllcld's expenses were Sid-i. Convrosamun Sperry and Cold not Rutherford of New Haven, candi- date for presidential elector, save $1.- 000 cach. Mr. Spcrrv guru $000 to the ‘sillte central committee and the re- nlllindcr to his "political agent." According to the Waterbury Amer- iron 'lhc announcement that Francis - n! "Minn". or present sun. crinlcndcnt of the Capitol at Hartford. 11‘ mmlldn‘h For tho position of county commissioner made vacant - bv the death of Charles Brewer. will interest many Waterbury people. ow ; his to the fort 'hat 0:1 Mr Stevenson‘ 5 success depends more or less a former well known Waterbury mans chances of getting the position that Mr Steven son now holds. Samuel M. Court”! of i'i'mrlncton who formerly resided in anicrbuly is the nsphnnt for Mr ii in said that be has the backing of numerous in flucntlul men and stands an excellent chance. General Henry A. Bishop of Brides» port democratic candidate for lieuten- ant-governor, is enjoying u rest after rnmpnivn labor by going on a hunting trip to Canada. 't‘ln 111mm...” nnmihllnan wnnls the legislature to provide for: better elec- tion methods—«n single ballot on the 'N- u n Anslrnllnn system, volinc by machine and voting districts with fewer voters in ranch M lirlridoport 2. 297 new voters were l e dent: Enthusiastic. 2 No wonder scores or south Nnrnrslk citizens grew enthusiastic. it ill ($110th to make anyone happy to llnd robot after years of suffering. Public stow meuts like the lollowmg are but truth- ful representations of the daily work. done in south Norwalk by Dean’ :1 Kid- ney Pills. ' . Thomas Wood, who formerly resided on Bill street, a carpenter by trade. and an employs at Aach' a hat factory, says: “For three years my‘kkineys troubled me a great deal. Witch 1 stiaightenod up i had a severe muscu- lur rheumatism, and it became'so irk- aome both at my work and when off duty, I felt it high time tochock it be- fore it became more serious: I got Donn' s Kidney Pills at Plaistedla plum macy I had no backache and the sore- ness in my muscles did not trouble me after taking the pills." For sale ‘by all dealers. cents a box. Buffalo N Y.‘,' United States. Remember the name Dean's and take no other. Price 50 Foster-Mllhurn Co., solo agents for tho . made. this year (if those 773.01' about one third were natives of Connecticut and among other states and nations represented wore; New York on) Massachusetts 134: Pennsylvania, 01; E11glnnd.112,; lrcland. 90, Scotland. 15: Austria 127; Hunguy lid 11- mlnnyglfl; Sweden. 90: Russia, 66: it- v Frank Nichols at Manchester for hrvyv lli‘mlrwuer and A M Urcen oi’ Welhcrsdeld for doorkeepor or llieii~ scngcl arc the latest reported Hari~ ford county candidates for legislative positions .w»”—-—I—. RAILROAD NOTES 0F WIDE INTEREST. Poughkeepsle Bridge Not Up to Stan- dard Requirements-mew En» pines Comma“. in discussing the decrease of Con- solidatcd road earnings for the quar- ter ending Septembel 30, a financial pnpm attributes it to the fact that the road has this year suffered from n congestlon of the frcidht b‘vrlnerc that has made it necessary at times to cm- bnl'go freight coming from its connec- tions until it could get the tangle straightened out on its own lines.‘ “'tlie truth of tho mutter is that the New l-lavcn is woll up to the limit of its ca- pacl y for movement on the division ending in New York city. The inn coku volume of passeuvcr business thrown in, greatly impedes the iron movement of frei'rht. ‘1 m .. ‘11le separating freight movement and avoiding the metropolunn untrict by carrying the lhrou'zh freight route (cross the Poughkecpsic bridge to New York. has boon arrived at none 'Im soon. It will probably be some time before the route can be made Wucllral. but the double tracking of the road cost of Ibo bridvc to Nan "n luck .luncllou bus already been lot. Pouphkccpsio bridge was built in on early filly and is for bi.“l!)\!"llll‘. .. ml requirements of prcscut‘ power. it has double tracks. but it will doubl- r-ss require olnborulo overhauling, which may be to the extent of partial- iv rchnildinc. before it is available for prncllrul use in handling through 'rcivlil. It therefore must be novel-- ni months or a year before there can . u. .i‘-11min mini by ”10 opening of his new road. New Engine: Are Coming. Reforrinc to the reduced time of lbn ”not oxllresses on the Consolidated ‘ "r1" “M ‘icl‘sli is reported as saying: ”in regard to (melons i won to any they are not what they ought to be. But bear in mine that Rome was not built in one (luv and thaln “ (mil r-mnni lip/‘1.“ nil l'mlizml In a iiify. Thole nro three bridges on the local division which murl bu ran it .._. heavier engines than those now pl we. We cm spendind llvc millions for new bridges just now and as soon as those have been completed c Will have. u now supply of cnuiucs ind cars for the local (radio. Mr. Todd "on the money and authority to get all the locomotives and cure he re- quires and if they are not provided it will be up to him." General Master Mechanic. Frank liyndmnn. superintendent of motive power on the timid .1. 1.11 .1» ‘cr and Pittsburc railroad. has reel-vu- od lo llccomo gencrnl master mechanic 02‘ the (,‘onsnlldaiod rul‘roud “”111 bl‘n" quarters in New Haven. The posi- tion has boon vncunt since the lily-1'- union of i“, ll. Smith, incapacitated w llluoss. mill who has gone went for the benefit. of his health. \ir. Hymlmnn has been a niuclmnlc in railroad shops, on onginool‘. train~ master. muster mochanir, giving him wide oxpcl'iunco. President Mullen’e Amount. A Minneapolis donpnlch rcpnrik that Timothy ill. Byrnc. of that oily. form- erly president of the lnmuuu of Ru. publicon clubs, and ncrlzcuul nt. arms of the National Republican convention in 1800. has been appointed lti-lkiulnnf to President Mellon. THOUIANDB OURED. DeWitl’s Witch Hazel Salvo has cured thousands of cores of Plies. "i bought a box of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve on the recommendation of our druglzlst” so writer; 0. H.- Lavinix. of Zavnlla, Ten, "and used it for a stub- ‘ini‘ll case of Piles It cured me nor mnnently." hold by The ~Clil'lord Phnrmacy. . ” MOB DlsPERSED AT DAWN. LEXINGTON. Ky” Nov. 22.--~’l‘l1c mob that threatened io=lynch the no- urocs. hold in jail here for killing a white man incl Sunday night. and at- lcmptlnl; to kill other while people. dis- perked as day dawned The ‘troopa and cxlru police have nine retitled und lilo» jun is guarded now only by dcpu 1 on. ...- A RUNAWAY BICYCLE. Terminated with an ugly out on the log of J. B. Ot'hei‘. Franklin Grove. Ill. it developed it stubborn ulcer unylnld lhl: *0 doctors and remedies for four yam. Then audition: lit-nice naive cured it'd ill“ road or to before we can think of huving any B TheD M Erl‘obltwbed 185: 2-2—-——— l Read Co. Women’s Neclweal. . ; We are headquarters for all the chic and dainty 2 styles in neck dressing. all the exclusive novelties, hand made in the majority of cases, .md those who wear them Will not. see duplicates on othels. Chaiming (OIIdiS, Scarfs, Burbs, and Tabs are I" ; Duchcsso and l‘rinccss Louise Lhce. 'l her'c is .t rage Ibr‘ I l'iroderic \ugiaisc,m1d Stock Cellars are .1dm 11rd with it Among the very swell Stocks me some of Royal So- cietv, braid combined with chiffon and spnnglcs. Leatherinc Stocks are designed for automobile cos— tumes, and they are unique and effective with it touch or so of white kid, calf or pigskin. A very large line is shown of Collar and Cull Sets for tailored gow11s,pr1ccs 25c and loss. Babb Carriage Robes. Beautiful White Angora Robes with thick fur, soft and shining. quilted linings in‘whicll the baby can be sung and warm, are $12 00 and $13. 50. Very fine Robes with pockets opening at the side, lined with sateen are $5 00 and $5 50 each. (.10 (art Robes of lccland sheep at $3.75. Sheepskin Carriage Mats. in $2.75. An interesting collectiOn red, green and black, $2.00 of lined Fur Rugs for tile floor. in black. white. gray and combinations are from $4 to $7. 50 The Dining Room Furniture which is in the Main street corner window as advertised offers a chance to secure a line Suite separate pieces. Table, 1 .~n1arkable at a decided discount. The Buffet, China Cabinet. Serving Ta- ble, Arm Chair and 5 Side Chairs, all of solid mahogdny. taken individually axilouui to $358.50. For Thanksgiving they are offered specially at $300.00. If the Pouyat Dinner Scrricc. a beauty with pink roses and forget—ine-liols. ”3 pieces, is included, the price will be $350.00. Don't forget 1l1crc is a general closing sale of some twenty different fabrics. all soasouabic, i loads Section. The D. MW :11 the Wash Read Co. YALE ACADEMIC CATALOGUE. NEW HAVEN. Nov. 21.~'i‘he Yale Academic. catalogue for 1904-1905 come from the press today. it shows that the four classes totnl 1.851. or two more than last year. Several radical changes in conditions governing en~ trance examinations have been made. In and after June 1900. and optional in the coming June, the examination in Ovid will be omitted. and there will be a double paper in Latin and Greek. The examination in geometry is a con. solidatiou of geometry A and geometry These subjects may be presented separately in 1905. but not thereafter unless the candidate has previouely passed one of them. The new scholar- ships are the Walter Austrian, of $0.- 000, named after the froi-lhman who lest. his life in the lroduols Theatre fire; the George Benedict. Sherman. yielding $400 a year. and the. Benjamin F‘. Barge. of $5.000, all for deserving freshmen. The university library has been in (ll-cased bv 20,000 volumes, making a total of 300.000 volumes. . NOT A SICK DAY SINCE. "I was taken severely sick with kid- ncy trouble. I tried uli sorts of modi- cincs. none of which relieved me. One day i saw an ad. of your Electric Bit lore and determined to try tl1ut,Aftcr ‘aking a few doses 1 felt relieved and soon thcrcnfor was cntllcly cured and have not seen a sick day since Neighbors of mine have been cured or Rheumatism. Neuralglu, Liver and Kidney troubles and General Doblll ty." This is what 13. F‘. Bass, of Fremont, N. C., writes. Only 50c, at P. H. Baxter's. Drumlst. unlucfon'rs " 1 0 ; Best Cmranetle double cape. $0. 75; Special Bamaln FAIR FUR and @LOAli 51201213. ‘ A. IBRAICJ PROP. ill! Washington Strut. -- c... i. 4).- a..- ....n......-,.,......w ...... ...,” ... ,. 31511111111 mun Will till 4 2441114011 l1 Sillill will llllull ll SAVE THIS COUPON. 1F! WOODWARD AVENUE BLOCK. Architect w. 8. Knapp is preparil 3 plans, which will soon be ready or estimate, for a. store and tehem t block on the corner of Woodw rd avenue and South Main street. or Frank Fitch. It will be of wood. three stories. 42 x 35, arranged for a store. 42 x lib, on the first floor. in d a single flat on each story above. .118 roof will be tin or composition. d_ modern conveniences will be world McMahon Bros. am enlarging th;eir shop on Seymour avenue in order to make room for machinery which t ey will install, to improve their focill lea for handling llll‘ll' constantly incr n- lull;d IlllBIlli‘nH.~—-Tllli Commercial H c- or ‘ FAVORED BY BOTH PARTIES.) Republicans and Democrats alike praise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs. colds and all throat and ~l g diseases. as no other remedy can u m— parc with it it In safe and Ill if T Slater, merchant,171 Main 8b. Gloucester. Mass. writes: to bcncllt me. i can highly to cm- mend it for coughs and colds.‘ ‘4‘ Maintain; Drug Store . CONBUL BUENZ’S CONDITION; IO CRITICAL. NEW YORK. Nov. 22.v-,-'I‘hc c mil- lion of‘Carl Buenz. the; German cen- and general. who is nulls rug from pneu- monia and the effects 0 h recon op~ oration for appendicitis who rcpt rted ‘todny as lllili criiical. lentil Nome‘llv 4 can. For slain. of theirs councils end till cents in will sentinel reader,- with a solid sold. full; warren d ‘ ti ed barrel. rubber cap. screw section, beautiful delivery Perfect satisfaction guaranteed without it. (in North ”'1 I You wonder how yes on our coupons to Clifford Pbprmncy. it. Will mum pincer». 49 Wall direct; nip
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