«chill " ‘3
[up
In .
_ l l Wool Shirts .
’r were at......... 506
ll r wers,at 75c
l
. literal Wool Shirts
d Drawers, at . . . . .$r.oo
‘L‘hdie‘s’ Ribbed -Gal‘merlts,
Children’s Garments. sizes 20
.Wool‘.‘ at Popular Prices.
n
flare has come fopur-
all ‘ at
sells; .1... i. ,
‘Mlsfs Hutchinson’s.
All the latest styles.
or waenmorou e12,
lflfvvlrrl M. s. eMl'rH e. co.)
ll 'Ybu Want To Sell
"or. property. whether It is a form.
[house and lot in town or real estate
'0‘“! description quickly. call or all
dl‘Dfl '
, W. B. DDOARMO
“AVIAN. OT» NORWALK, CONN.
"it will be of advantage to you also
to to. me If you are desirous of buy-
lnl env him! of nmnertv
Miss Baaruin,
115nm ror. oolsr.
CHIRDPDDIST.
Leek world’s Hall.
Norwalll. Conn.
‘ Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. i to 5:30p. or.
Telephone
Connection.
_"‘r. s. slicks
Cfiggulgggg will): 113$.
JOEIINO.
Neurons suvmo WEATHER
.TRIM FOR noose AND wm-
news our ESTIMATES or ME.
do MATTER HOW sMALl. vous
lanolin.
, in or out of town orders by ken
“ promptly attended to.
, “RESIDENCE——
1e MAIN STREET. unswetn
by "Good Living!
Have you tried the Health Brand
beam honor drink Health Brand
fleece. but it you must drink. than
t” this mild, rich Coffee, that has
l-l .gz'od qualities and none of the
Life}: ' of the heavy South Ameri-
w‘gborrles. Satisfaction or money
.fluraty“ Bonds
Of Lilli Kinda.
.mcoa alum.
8. if. IWMWM Namath.
. ”first?“ '9':
" lie-lellfuss Pharmacy.
“ ‘ REMEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
. DICKERMANSzSON.
: . 14‘ Waninggqn Street. south Norweilr.
Telephone 343-6.
'” Main street, New Britain. Conn" says:
Vests and Pants. at...... 25c
Lndies’ Ribbed. Garments,
Vests and Pants, at...... 56;:
Ladies' Ribbed Garments,
White or Natural Wool. .$t.oo
in. to 34 in., in White or Net-
NOT QUALIFIED TO PRACTICE.
Eight Out of Twenty Who Took Medl~
eel Exsme Rejected.
.Of twenty candidates who took the
examination for license to practice
medicine in this state before the state
board or examiners, recently, in New
Haven, but twelve passed.'l‘be percen-
tage of those who were rejected is the
greatest ever reached. or the twen-
ty who took the examinations seven
had previously been rejected. and oi
tho-seven live again failed to reach
the required'standnrd. Among the
successful candidates there was one
who had been examined five. times.
Neither of the women who look the
examination In midwifery passed.
The successful candidates. togclbcr
with their homes and names of schooh
from which they were graduated. are
it follows:
Bartholomew T. Tiernan, 487 Coluln~
bus avenue. New Hoven, Yale medical
department. 190.4: lnteme at St. Fran
als' hospital. Hartford. .
Julius Boundy. M, l1. Wesichestcr
avenue. New York city; 1". and C. Co-
lumbla. New York; Interns Lebanon
hospital, New York. '
Jacob W. Gerber. 1524 Washington
avenue. New York. University of Mary-
land. 1904, at New York Postgraduate.
Charles Melvin Mix, 157 York square
New Haven, Cornell. 1902: A. ii. at
Cornell, ’98; interns New York hospi-
tal. .
Howard G. Stevens. M. 1).. Rowdy
ton. Conn. Baltimore Medical College,
1904.
Giuseppe Vlsscchlo, 206 Wooster
square. Naples. 1901.
John B. Warden. South Norwalk.
Conn; Dartmouth, 1900; Lying-indies
pltal. New York: Boston city. Boston:
glory Hitchcock hospital, Hanover.
H
Walter Ialtham liutlibun. Nonnk.
Conn; Yale. 1903; Loolnls snultarium
Joseph P. Luvnlayo. New Haven
hospital; Yale. 1903; Ph. 0. at. Nev
York College of Pharmacy.
Charles li‘. Whitney. Backus hospi-
tal, Norwich, Conn; University of Val“
‘mont; B. B. and M. S. UnIVerslty 0
Vermont.
Horace C. Swain. 23 Peck street
‘Mlddletown; Tufts, 1903; Massachu
sells Hospital of Dipsomanlacs and in
ehriates.
A HEAVY LOAD.
To lift that load off the stomach talll
‘Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it diaesl'
what you cut. Sour stomach. belch
lug. gas on stomach and all disorderi
of the stomach that are curable. are
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by the use of Kodol Dyspepsi
Cure. 8. P. Storrs. a drugglst lit 297
”Nodal Dyspepsia Care is giving such
universal satisfaction and is so sureh
becoming the positive relief and sub
sequent cure for this distressing nil-
ment, i feel that I am always sure to
satisfy and gratify in customers by
recommending it to t cm. i write
this to show how well the remedy in
pollen of hero." Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure was discovered after years oi
scientific experiments and will post
lively cure a I'stomach troubles. Bold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
PROHIBITIONIB‘I’S nPINT $811.93.
HARTFORD. Nov. stir—Tile Prohibl.
5this state central committee yesterday
filed its campaign expense account
with the Secretary of State. it showed
receipts of 3815.88 and expenditures of
1811.98.
Md and my whole life to Burdock
‘Blood Bitters. Serofulous sores cover-
ed my body. I seemed beyond euro.
l3. B. B. has made me a perfectly well
worsen." Mrs. class. Button. Berviiic.
EMich.
How-“They say he has more money
than he knows what do with.
’ Shaw-line he really? Such ignorance
is bliss-“Puck. ’ ‘ .
M
- v
., - 1th
. his store.
9 . .
. y be sent ate *‘M‘vmflfilb‘ or.
possibly. the tasteless ourlu not. to.
dill are. .if .. ,0." did Mouths
louse; you I cupid” {psi dust as billous
and mean in tile ‘morntum -, “ ‘
Stir up than liverl; . - 4
Fix that no , sail to that it will be
111mm. and tails care or phat you out
into itt Before solos tolled take a
done. of thalidovihrd'y Elpsclfic. and then
in the morning your h’ 'tlt‘IlIlll feel all
right. your stomach gr II digest what
goes into it. and ya ri~ilvsr will act
humming . ‘ .
Every bottle of this reliable remedy
contains ill) doling: . honest meal.
a
clue that, viill'llr health and happi-
ness into the it “of everyone. who
For years this Specific has
uses it.
priest is now ‘25 cents. “60 (loses. 'a
month's treatment, for a quarter-of a
dollar. . ‘ ‘
Frank Baxter has sold hundreds of
bottles. and says It is inclined stom-
ach and liver medicine, he ever had in
If you are not perfectly
satisfied with it of or using the modi-
$cine, be will hand you back your mou-
sy without question. n23 d3 14
LAKE COMNANYT‘INILCWREMAIN.
Bridgeport Ollie. Not tebe Moved to
Newport Neva.
There was a rumor on the streets of
Bridgeport yesterday that the home of<
lice of the Lake Submarine Torpedo
Bout Co. was being moved to NeWport
News. inquiry at the office of the
company in the Sturtevaut building
showed that. the drafting department
of the Lake Company is being moved
to Newport News for business rods.
one. in fact. all the drafting force
of the company was transferred to
Virginia some time ago. and now souls.
of the desks, drawings and other illll'
terials are being shipped there. "You
may state emphatically." said a rep
rssentatlvo of the office to a Telegram
reporter. yesterday, “that the home of-
fice Is to remain right here in Bridge»
port." The above is the first dollnllc
statement made for publication from
that olllce In a year.
THOUSANDS CURED.
DsWiti's Witch Hazel. Salvo has
cured thousands of cases of Files. “i
bought a box of Dertt's Witch Hazel
Salvo on the recommendation of our
llrugaist," so writes 0. ii. Lu‘Croix. of
stalia. Tell... "and used it for a stub-
‘lorn case of Plies. it cured me our
mauenliy." Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. N
SUICIDE OF SAMUEL BEEMAN.
thcljlfield Farmer Hangs Himself to
Rafter in Barn.
SHARON, Conn. Nov. 23.—-Snniucl
Bosnian. aged Iii. father of Sherman
Bceman. Who Is in jail at Litehllelll
awaiting his trial for the murder of his
wife, committed suicide at his bow"
here. yesterday, by hanging himself to
a rafter in the barn. The body was
‘onnli by his wife. after he had been
hanging a short time.
Since his son was arrested. Bosnian
had been very dcsnoudoni. and had
blooded over the affair. lie and his
wife had recently moved from the
house where the iravody occurred.
and were living in another place. He
had visited his son in jail once.
He leaves. besides a wife. three sons.
lie was a member of the G. A. R.
COUNTERFEITING THE. GENUINE
Foley a 00., Chicago originator. qilil
ly and Tar as a throat and it"? remc
1y, and on account of the great marl
'llld popularity of Foley's Honey sill
l‘ar many imitations are offered for
he zenulne. Ask for Foley's Honor
and Tur and refuse any substitute oi
loved as no other preparation will girl
the same satisfaction. it is llillill)
laxative. it contains no opiates as“
Is safest for children and delicate pol
sons. Sold at Plaistod's drug store.
In
W*'
TEACHERS IN savour oven
MI lo
STAMFORD, Nov. 23.—~Mlss Il‘lo'
once 1.. Sbsdboli, teacher In the pub
lic schools here for fifteen years. bu»
resigned her position in anger and u ‘
'ho teachers In lhe pulllc schools art
on the verge of revel. because of r
recent ruling of School Superintolllinni
Willard and Musical llisirllctor liowe.
“Ulliilillllllg them to attend a class il
musical instruction after school hours.
Recently the school columlttee plat“
id music on the sins basis as Ollie»
'tllillel'. Musics instruction was in
of most of the teachers and they llli
not. take kindly to the lifter llclloll
classes established by Mr. flower.
Miss shadlioll was the first. In robe
openly. Tho lust straw unnu- what
a prinolpai's assistant in lclip sircu
wall excused from musical liislrlicllor
and Mills fihadholt was directed to lulu
her class. The teachers will appeal
to the board futurnlisf.
A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggietr
are authorised to refund your money
if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to our:
your cough or cold. it stops Illf
cough and basis the lungs. l’rovsnr
pneumonia and will cure incipient con
sumption. , Contains no opiates and If
safest for children. Ask for Foley»
Honey-end TM and insist upon havin
Ii. Stops the couch and basis till
louse. Sold etel’laisiedls Drug titer.
WW
iMOftNINo otoavoo. WINS.
COLORADO SPRINGH. Colo, Nov
28F-illlllfit‘ Marshall. who presided ui
e o. lamp en. eoxuoswstit.
. .1 altars
filter of Wilm- rm:
everyjbottleof White Pinched 1‘
course we been other Cough a
suicides Ill! well. , . ~- : ‘
is ' in mature. for chino
monitor eats six 301“?le or I
v.
the recent sitting of the United atats'
gdirouitéCourt unnerved has liduldel
‘lhst’ “ the Morningrmoryulold Mining
. aflolnonny own” i
‘ .oludes some or the largest are about:
,fin‘ ‘ the Muryqldciilinney at Gripptl
., break. The Morning Glory Campus
' SWIM ‘itiilgmbflt for 31.000.900‘ from
the Mary McKinney company in II
it' if“. about two yearn-“no «Till
l{litigant«linseed: {yells
have been taken. or something else. i
beensold for 50 south, but in order in ‘1
bring it within theirsaob of all, the
"lllfloll in the normal school irainlll ,
, foot of the apart a .
Tillie MarylMoKinney vein, which in.
. fillilii‘ 1p li‘;l’llbild longer
_ .u'l‘ho snuouiloanlent by the
Now your centre illanasellipnt of its
,diiltention to sully, “trout: for a
. .l‘ as a. . . B. ell on it“
. fl; Milne div also to ”con-
nect with treason and mutiny give.
brilliance to ,‘tiis'report til ‘t'ths‘ Ponti-
iei- intendsvr «NEW his.
W3
will assist the New York central lineu-
claiiyin the. project othuilding a line
to Eastbound will outer into a tram
agreement to divert its on England
business to that road. itb its New
Yorkterminal facilities.“ Will-be an
easy matter for the P ”Mania to
become allied with the Central. and it
lino to Boston could be coulpleied as
soon as the ‘l’ennsylvapia is ready in
use Its terminals. ‘
' The Survey Going On. '
SPRINGFIELD. Mesa, * Nov.
ll
2.:-
posod new route for the new line of
the New York Central railroad to
Brewster. N. Y.. reached ‘ Feeding
Hills Village yesterday. They are Work-
ing westward. pcining toward the
notch near Rising’s corned In the. west-
:ern range of hills. which was the route
‘for the old F'urmlngton Valley road,
surveyed lll 1857. The surveyors go
ti lll.tle west of the Congregational
Church in Feeding Hills, following in
few rods westward of the original our.
voy. Thore’bavc been surveys- for a
half-dozen proposed lines over these
same premises. A surveyor from New
York joined the six men on the Job
yesterday, and he brought horses and
a wagon. The. men have ordered a
lot of food supplies, and mousse to go
into camp, stopping at favorable. points
at the close of their day's work.
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE.
it's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age, but
just the contrary in the case of Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They cut off
maladies no matter how severe and ir-
respective of old ago. By: epsls,
Jaundlce, Fever. Constipation al yield
to this perfect Pill. 25c, at F. H.
Baxter‘s Drug Store. ”
PECK AND BISHOP.
m
Senior Member of New Haven Firm
.. He: Sold Out.
it was yesterday announced that
George H. Bishop. of the firm of The
Peck at Bishop Company New Haven.
has sold out his internal in the freight-
.113 department of the concern to
Frank M. Carroll and Elmer i.. Nor—
ion.
Both these gentlemen have been
with the company for about twenty
years.‘ They went to New Haven as
boys and obtained positions with Pack
a Bishop. 111 1892 they bought Intel--
csls in the company and in tall? the
company was incorporated under the
name of The Pooh it Bishop Company.
This corporation hull for its president
George Bishop. for its vice president
Mr Carroll and for its secretary and
trellsurer Mr. Morton. The company
continued In this wsyunfll about No-
vember ii, when Mr. ‘l‘iisbop sold his
nteresta in the frloghi department to
be two gentlemen named shore.
The business will be carried on as
before and there will be no radical
lhungea. Mr. Bishop still retains his
utercst in the excursion and ticket de-
lnrimout of the company.
Mr. Bishop and ills wife will shortly
pm for Mexico and Coronado Bench
nd they will spend the winter in them
llnccs. returning about April i_
The good Will of the oillnoustorncrs l
«tended to the new management, our
the best wishes of everybody Is extend-
?d to Mr. Bis. p, who has ii host 0
friends in New Haven and all over till
date. '
FAVORED BY BOTH PARTIES.
Republicans and Democrats silk:
iralse Foley's Honey and Tar fol
nughs, colds and all throat and Inn
licenses. as no other remedy can com
rare with it. It is safe and mm
if, T. Slater, merchant. 171 Main St.
‘Ilouccster. Mass. writes: ”Foisyfl
Honey and Tar cured mo of a ver:
bad cough which i had for three
months though other remedies fuller
'o benefit me. i can highly recom
ahead it for coughs and colds.‘ Soll’
~t. Plaisted‘s Drug Store. *'
_
AGAINST LIQUOR LICENSES.
The county commissioners yesterday
‘norniug hold it bearing upon the lip-
pllcntlon for a liquor licoilsu of Marx
ll‘rlhtndor. of stnlulord Alllil'lloy Law.
is Curtis of Stamford appuul‘t'li for th
lppllcaui. and a number of witnesses
were introduced. who werc In favor
of the proposed saloon. “lining them
being Thomas Hoyt. Edward M. (for.
doc- and Tables ‘Bornllrd. Attorney
Galen 'A. {tartar represented tho re
monstraiors and althouab he did not
have any witnesses. he produced ll
number of letters and be argued
alfalust. the establishment. of the saloon
upon the ground that thorn were
enough in the locality at lllt' pru-
ilcni time. o
A ca‘aAMv rooo
Scott’s Emulsion is cod
liver oil prepared asjfia food-w
not a food like br ad or meat.
but more like cream; in fact.
it is the ordain of cod liver
oil. At the some time it is a.
l)l(l0€l~lllfll<8l‘. a norm: ionic
and u lieutenant“... lint
principally it is tough..- iircd
’ who are fut—starvednnd thin.
It ispleasantfl‘io take ; children
like hair ‘ sic implore, ‘
__ .lt'WO'llld be If masticatéd. pli‘i‘e‘h‘tiio o'gg
‘ “and two or three of the ; bluis‘iha'
The men who are surveying the pi‘n- fl
and [weak digestion. for all.
it“, ‘ or Yourself.
Prove It. ., _
m
. Qua grain of the active principle in
fituart's llyspcpela Tablets will (ligatt
3.000 drains of most, eggs .or other
wholesome food. and this claim his
libceu prevail by actual experiment
which anyone can perform for himself
inflict following manner: Out hard-
bollsd eggs into very small pieces, as
bottle or jar containing twirlnriivater.
heated to ‘98 decrees (the temperature
of the body). and heep-it‘atthls clem-
porature, for three and publish! hours.
at the end of which timeetbe oils will
be as completely lllifbsteddap’ if. would
have been In the healthy stomach of a
hungry buy. " . , ‘1
The point of this experiment. In that
what Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will
do to the en in the bottler‘ltl‘will do
to the egg or most in the stomach.
. and nothing else will rostu‘nd invigor-
all: the stomach so safely and effect-
ually. Even slit tie child can take
Stuart's Tablets with safety and bone-
1 if its digestion is salt and the
thousands of euros a complishod by
their regular daily use are easily ex-
plained when It is understood that they
are composed ‘of vegetable essences.
aseptic pepsin, dlastase and Golden
Seal, which mission with the food and
digest it thoroughly. saving the over-
w‘orkcd stomach a chance to recuper-
a o ‘
Dieting never cures dyspepsia. neith-
er do pills and catharic medicines.
which simply irritate and inflame the
intestines.
When enough food is eaten and
prompllv digested there will be no con-
stipation nor in fact will be disease of
any kind. because good digestion
moans good health in every organ.
The merit and success of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets are world-wide and
they are sold at the moderate price
Ol 50 cents for full-sized package in
every drug store in the United States
and Canada. as well as in Europe,
‘c
ii. 23*25-‘28—30. u
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
TOO PROUD TO BEG.
Commencing with n matinee tomor-
row. Lincoln J_ Carter’s latest effort.
“'l‘oo Proud to Bag." will be the ill-
traction at Hull‘s Theatre. The plot
is a good one, consistently told In such
a manner as to thrill one from the
beginning to the finale. It tells the
old story. with much newness and
novelty of an unscrupulous character
fol ing in love with another man's
wife; his convincing schemes in get-
iuvz the husband out of the way; his
cugcr words of love to the. wronged
.rii’c; lllu recap ion of scorn and con.
forum by the noble woman and finally
the discovery of his ultimate impris-
onment. The cast is said to be par
nxccllellt. the many characters bolus
intelligently interpreted and with
much dramatic flavor. Nollie. Pill-
niore. lilo popular comedisune. who
does an lrish character part. is said
to be truly amusing. Others in the
cast. are the Boylan children. who be-
batlc not that is quite interesting and
novel; Mr. Julie Simon's. Gardner and
Gardner, the Funny Dutchman, Fred
Eckhart. A. B. Lynds. Miss Mary Ser-
vose, Miss Stella lioylau and several
o.hor well known persons are with the
prmiucllou. At Hoyt‘s Theatre to-
morrow.
A NEW iDEA lN MOVING PIC-
TUBES.
The Vitagraph Company of Ameri-
~a I whose photographic operators on-
"lrcio the globe taking scenes of in
throat all over the world for use in
'bcir cxhibi ions throughout the callu-
lryi have just perfected a new “idea”
'n motion photography willob is bound
‘0 moot with immediate success wher-
ever presented. For many years in
order to take, animated pictures suc-
cessfully. it was necessary in irans~
port heavy and cumbersome appara-
tus to the scene of operations. This.
not alone was an expensive operation
but. It took considerable time and a
large number of operators to success-
fully manlpblste the lilachines. mak-
ing it unprofitable to take Viingrapb
pictures unless large sums of money
wore Involved. After many years of
costly cxneriments. the Vitagraph
f‘mupnuv have at last perfected a por-
table animated photographic plant and
it is lliOll‘ intention to take local Vila:
:raph pictures in every town and city
'l'livi‘o the Popular Vilsgrnpll Concerts
are being presented. They propose
1.. inku moving pictures of the local
il‘iro llcpurlulclit making a fire run;
“l'i‘llii‘l ill the principal streets; chilli-
rcn leaving school. employees leaving
their Work in the factories and any
other events of interest that may
lirlllg' up. The Vitseraph man is now
‘ailingpielurhs. Ho may have Vita.
graphod you. See yourselves as oili-
1rs are you. The local pictures In-
na bar will) many other Intellscly lu-
terellilllu subjects will be presented at
lioyt‘u 'l‘llouiro, Friday and Saturday.
Novlunhor till and till.
"A DELI. BOY" TONlClll'l‘.
The musical comedy. "A‘Boll Boy,"
was presented In a pleasing manner
to a large audience at Hoyt‘s Thou-
tre. last night. The mall d sim-
ing were excellent. and til . gillflf’lly
Darts Wore handled in au‘nqlclont man-
ner. Edward mlponl. Jall Patrick
artisan being especially sood‘. The
Impersonations by the Great mallards
were greeted by rounds of applause.
theatre again tonight, and ‘as the bold
hunt in the house is but fifty cents.
should have a large audience.
.‘M no: .. “any.“
NEW YABDMABTER lNNEW HA-
, VEN. ‘ ‘
Traveling wire I
Lehlgbuhueey to be Promoted.
(lonts'sl i‘i’ard ManicurWlllihln s.
Iiiiccy. of the New, Haven terminal of
the Consolidated railroad Is to be ulna
muted lo a higherpositlon in recognla
and J. V._(lould of the Lehigh Valley
Mr. Gould who was a traveling
I a ‘l
. .ld
gallium“... has
sir Haven‘enti l
DEVI“! his
sides their natural ability do an acre» ‘
The company will play at the local
Master Could oi the
lion or his value as a railroad than. ‘
.D. M. Read Co.
5 melon-dim:
Fur flushes. ,
Alterationsln Prices.*
Those elegant Fur Plushcs which ‘Wcliavexlnentioucd
Several times and which you
have greatly andinlred‘ awe“;
find, to speak plainly and truthfully, area little io‘o'lllgll .
priced. And so instead of Waiting until laundry and pili-
ting them into a general reduction sale, We. conclude to
give you the benefit now. just yvhen they are-”needed lin,
preparing a winter wardrobe.
In White, formerly $8.00.
now $4-95- .
in colors, formerly $10.00. now $6.00.
Formerly $8.00, now $4.75.
Persian Lamb. White Bear. Brown Bear, 'Moleskin
and others are represented, close imitations of genuine
Fur, and for every use to which Fur is put these hand-
some substitutes will do.
expense will not be great,
In Leather.
As they are 50 inches wide, the
Some fine new Music Rolls of suede calf have just
been placed on sale. They are of very soft quality with
straps and handles. substantially put together. and will
\ Wear—as calfskin does wear.
and crimson. 65c each.
Three shades, tan. erWn
We are now selling the best Shopping Bag for $1.00
that we have ever been able
to ofi’er. There are several
styles, walrus. grained leather and patent leather, several
colors, too. We are proud of the collection.
Center Counter,
Jewelry Section.
Special in Linoleums.
We have some short lengths of Linoleum; to close
out at about half price. Lengths from 2 to 20 yards. in-
laid Linoleums in which the colors run through the back.
Qualify worth $1.50, to close out at 75c square yard.
'l‘wo yards wide. worth $1.00. for 75c,
Two yards wide. worth $1.20. for 95¢.
’l‘wo yards wide. worth $1.50, for $1.15.
Samples of the latest novelties in Women’s Neck-
wenr are displayed in the showcase at Main strcct
trance. .
enw
The D. an... Co.
Best Cravanelle.
“flaw.-.“ W .. ... ._.. ~. we.“ ...__.....W
RAINC
of
double cape. $9.75
Special Bargain ‘
OATS
1
FAIR FUR and CLOAK STORE.
A. ISRAE L. PROP.
in Wlnhlnuffm iii-reel.
SAVE ll‘llS
COUPON.“
Inuth Norwellv ”elm
(\Elllll‘l. lil‘llllllld‘ WILL BE Flililllb‘lll‘ll
li'llll ll Sfllill GllLll Fllllllillll Pill.
«For eight. of these: cautious null lidcents we will furnish. ,fol-‘efi'tlme,
Sentinel readers within guild sold. ‘fully’vfarranted fountain bourbon“-
ed barrel, rubber cap. screw section. beautiful delivery, Worth 3130.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. You wonder how you eyer not along
without it. Carry your coupons to Clilford Pharmacy. F. ‘B. Coleman.10
North Main street, William P: Beers
38 Wall street.
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WORLD'S SWIMMING RECORD.
SAN PRANClSCO, Nov. its—«Francis
Galley has lowered the world‘s quarter
mile swimming record during ihu‘
Olympic Club's nututlriai tournament‘;
The former record was held by F. llan- ‘
leis of the New York Athletic Club.
whose mark wasllzou. The new rec-
ord is 5:69 +5.
. A PHYCICIAN HEALED.
Inn of Smith's Grove. Ky., for over
thirty yours. writes his personal ex-
perience with Foley's Kidney Cure:
"For years i had been really bother-
ed with kidney and baddcr trouble
and enlarger! prostrate gland. i used
everything known to tho profession
without relief. until i commenced to
use Foley's Kidney (lure. After tak-
ing three bottles 1 was entirely re
llevod and cured. l prescribe it new
daily, in my practicannd heartily rec
ommend its use to all physicians for
such troubles. l have prescribed it
in hundreds of cases with perfect suc.
culls.”w Sold at Plaisted's Drug Blaze
. _ . ,
"cream Hus-r oversee.
Thousands of Bushele of Blue Points
. ' SWe‘i'e "bended." ‘
sArvnnJu. N. v., Nov. 23.«-flrout
South ray planters of the lumen...
Ellie P int Oysters. have. discovered
“that Illl‘llillfllldil of bushels or t air
finest oysters WOJ'P "sanded,"- hy he
recent storm. involving a loss of noisy
thousands of dollars. ‘
my“
files. rennin?“
NOTHING BETTER FOR CHRISTMAS.
duly. .'
railroad ll toliucceed him in New lilo, , l
49 Wall street; Edward P. Weed,
A GOOD COMPLEXION.
“Sparkling eyes and may cheeks
restored by using Dertt‘e Little Esr—
ly Hillel‘s." so writes ti. P. Moore. of
Nacogdoohcs, Tex. . A ~ certain cure
for hillouencss. constipatidb, etc. Small
pill-«easy to take-«wean to act Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy.» “
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WEIGHING MAILC CONTINUED.
The weighing of malls. which like
been going on throughout the country
for the past 86 days, is likely to ech-
tlilllo for 90 dliys before ah. order is
sent to discontinue the work. Not
before in l‘l‘f‘i’lill.'y(‘fil'fl has the wtlrii:
covered so long a time and It. is lllm‘
cult to understand why the llhpurtmlltlt
carries It along to such all. extent. The
last weighing four years also was. donb
in. 30 days. and client ‘ era» 'fiit
covered over to days. ,5; nigh, d ‘-
llroll obtained if) the weighting!” . s
contracts for naming theiinlll I Will
bc'r‘relnchd‘ wilh"lile railroads flail:
. (“.wil ‘ - "
,BTOP THAT OOkD ,. ,,
or it may result in Pneumonia” fig:
"lilac Balm is bronkin‘ upiOoIdafwll 1
our tried, ulmost'w thoutlexoep , ,
to. all. too and gun setups; The lid
lord. Baxter's a d Moisture: '1”
L Cv
w/x'ttmaroa'o sonollhl-llt _
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WALLINGF‘ORD. 'N-ovi‘ill.--Tbo lla-
plllillcaliu , carried the 'OWllJu the an-
anal borough election ‘hnrc'yciltsrdiy.
reelection Warden Henry 1;. Hall by
‘u audacity of ii. . All .
’lllu liopubllcun ticket '
Norwalk Chronicler