Children‘ s Garments, sizes so
:1 Wool. at Popular Prices.
The time he: come to par-
‘ ' (these your
and the plane is
Miss Hutchinson’s.
‘ All the latest styles.
es wasnmorou 31:.
‘ (WITH M. s. SMITH e co.)
,. ”lit teu Want To Sell
:jrour property. whether it ll I. term.
spouse and lot in town or real estate
_‘- of. any description quickly. call or ad
dml '
, W B. DOOARMO
OI WALL 811, NORWALK, CONN.
It will lle of advantage to you also
to see me it you are desirous of buy-
.Int any kind of prone-rte
Miss Boomer,
DERMII 1'01. 0015 1'.
CHIROPODIST.
Look wood's Hall.
Norwallt. Conn.
Office Hours:
Ste 12 e. m. l to 5:30 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
1 m
_ ,f.S.BANK5
,Carpeulerand Builder.
”PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
" ‘ JDBBING. I
BEFORE BUYING WEATHER
«crews FOR noose AND WIN
toows oer ESTIMATES or ME.
“ho MATTER HOW SMALL voun
one
e
r in or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.
~41E3iDENCE~
28 MAIN sneer. NORWALK
, Health
gBy Good Living!
are you tried the Health Brand
CORN? Better drink licaith ilrand
Cocoa. but it you must drink, than
it; this mild rich Cullen. that has
, ”file‘ deed qualities and none of the
bid effects oi the heavy Sleuth Ameri-
”Berries. Satisfaction or money
’- or hit kinds.
new in. mm.
III. Aver. South Homelk.
Telephone 8M.
’ Ladies’
Ladics’ Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at...... 25.
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments.
Vests and Pants, at. . . . . . 50I
Ribbed Garments,
White or Natural Wool. .$I.oo
‘ .nl—
in. to 34 in.. in White or Nab
REMEMBER OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
DiCKERMANszON.
I4 Washington Street. South ,Norwalh.
Telephone 343-6.
AI‘PROPRIATIONS OF THE STATES
ST. LOUIS Mo.. Nov. till—Charles
M Reeves. chief of the Department of
Domestic Exlroitatlon. who will rctlrtI
from the World's Fair. December 1
after three years‘ service, has sub-
mitted his final report to President
Francis, The report states that the
total amount appropriated by fort?-
four states. three territories and the
insular possessions of the United
States for exposition purposes was $9.-
2£J.777. t‘ this amount, the report
saIs $7.0 2.78 was cash, the balance
being represented by furniture and ex-
lIibits. At the Chicago Exposition the
states, territories and possessions of
Elle United States appropriated $0,399;
1
A 6600 COMPLEXTON.
"Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks
restored by using DeWitl's Little Ear
ly Risers." so writes S. 1’. Moore. of
Necogdoches, Tax. A certain cure
for billousness. constipation. otc. Small
pill-‘easy to takew—easy to act Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
MOTHERS PRAISE IT.
Mothers everywhere praise One Min
ute Cough Cum for the sufferings it
has relieved and the lives of their lil-
tie ones it has saved. A certain cure
for coughs, croup and whooping cough.
A. L. Spafford, Postmaster, of Chester.
Mich, says: “Our little girl was on
conscious from strangulation during a
sudden and terrible attack of! croup.
One Minute Cough Cure. quickly reliev
ed and cured her and I cannot praise
it too highly " One Minute Cough
Cure relieves coughs. makes breathing
easy, cuts out phlegm drays out in
flammntien. and removes every cause
at a cough and strain on lungs. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
DEATH OF VENERABLE PASTOR.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 25.-Rcv. Sylvn.
nuo P. Marvin. pastor of the Congre-
sutionai church in Woodbridge, Conn,
died here yesterday after a short, ill-
ness. Mr, Marvin was in his 83rd
rear and was one of the oldest and
best known clergyman of that; debent-
ination. He was a graduate of Yale
college in the class of 1847 and sub.
scuuently of Yale divinity school. He
held several nastorates in his earlier
years in. New York state.
DIBASTROUS WRECKS.
Carelessness is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the sonic
causes are making human wrecks oi
sulterors ironI Throat and Lung trou-
bles. But siucstho advent of Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. even the worst one
. on can be cured. and hopeless rcsiann
lion in no longer necessary. hire.
Lois CI‘BKK. ei' Dorchcster. Mesa. is
one of many whose life was saved by
Dr. King‘s New Discovery. This
great remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat and Lung diseases by F. ii.
Baxter, Draggist. Price 50c, and
31.00 'i‘rinl bottles tree. "
PRINCE FUEé-IIMI'S JEWELS
F UND
ST. LOUIS Nov 25. ml’rlnce lI‘-ns
himi. cousin of the Emperor of Japan.
has recovered the jewels which woru
report IIIIl as lost on Wednesday The
jewels. which bcnidcu their intrinsic
aluo oi‘ 85, 000. were highly valued by
its prince. owing to their associations.
were round it. in fluid on It i bin in
ol,the robin» occupied b the
pri co and his suite.
PI
“ l have «UM
(with pin.“ for tlilrt "gain”: rem.
ri'ei'i"iill““‘.ii“”" Lilli ii'tihm
'lllvllwm
Butternut
him. the DBCSI' slownd
, It develops
in curing colds and preventing
pneumonia and consumption is
due to the fact that it possesses
just the food elements the system
craves when it is all choked up by
inflammations. Colds close the
pores and till the membranes with
poisons. Linonine furnishes the
blend with new warmth-giving
corpuecles which Open the pores,
delicate membranes and tissues.
md the whole being is built up
the cold is being driven away.
Linonine at all drug stores. 25c.
30c, $1.00.
new RULES FOR LEGISLATURE.
-m-..
increase In State Senate Membership
Calls for Changes.
The live Democratic senators-elm,
vhe are in a most hopeless minority.
i0 far as influence in legislation is
oncerned at Hartford, will receive a
luminance of recognition in the com-
.Ilttce appointments.
With the increase or the membership
If the senate from 24 to 35, eleven ad~
lltiouai senators must be provided lor
-‘er many years each of the joint
tandina committees has included one
easier and right representatives, and
his rule has also applied to nearly
L” of the joint select committees, the
xccptions being the committees on
date library. manual and roll and un~
lnlsbrd business. which are of minor
importance. With the increase in the
membership of illl.‘ senate. there will
tot be enough joint standing commit-
co plat-es to go around under the old
Illa. it Would have been possible to
thin. some of the dozen of jo.nt select
Iomrniiteos over into the joint stand~
ng committee list. but the fact Is that
.he latter. includes every important
'0mmittoc that has legislation of any
'ntorIvst referred to it. excepting per-
‘Iups the committees on public health
Ind safely and on judicial nomina-
ions,
Representative Stmiiio. of Salis-
‘IIIII in the assembly of 1901 intro
hired a resolution for tho uppeintmcut
If three Silhilills on romrnittoos lil-
Itcnd of one. The point was made that
his would give tho sonata a voting
power in committec out of proportion
to the representation of the honor
house.
Aftorwiiscussion. the committee on
ioint rulcs provided for (l committee
ncmbrrshlp oi two sonata nictan rs
Ind nine representatives and this was
lncorpomted in tho rules.
There are eight counties in the state.
and under the former plan it was cus—
tomary for tlIII house IIIIIIIIIIIIrshlp at
each committee to be. made up of it rop-
rcsculntlvc from each county, WItl:
nine members of the houso on a com-
mitten there will be, practically, an up
,Ioiutmcnt “at largo."
'l‘hc culnrgcmeut oi the scnutr mom-
‘Iorship and thr umrndmont to the
joint rules Will work a radical change
in the general ussrmgly If tlu- joint
I-ulI‘ is adhered to. The sI-ovlllc
amendment has no binding effect uptu
ho incoming general assembly, for it
ms the right to make rules to govern
its proceedings irrespective of any
precedent.
--—Builds up the system; puts pure.
rich blood in the veins; makes IIIIIII
and WtIllll‘ll strong and healthy. llur.
IloI-k, Blood Hitters. At any drug
store.
......«...... “4..
ARREBTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
Bridgeport Young Man Supposed to
Have Caused Shopmnte'e Death.
illtlllmci’tlli l‘. Nov. ii.—-—Harr.v
Kearns was placed under arrest bore
yesterday on tho Iliurgo oi llllill-
slaughter as ”I" outcome of the death
Wednesday night of Thermal i’ I1li‘iiz.
palrlck. Wllll whom ho had a light our
her in the day. Honda have now been
furnished for Konrnu in the sum of
$1. 000..
An autopsy was put to: mod on Film
patrlck'n body by Dr. Downs, tho metil
cal examiner. yestertinv. and be has
stated that two blood clots ware team]
on the brain which came from motor
on blood vessels. The evidence was
that Fitzpatrick was hit on the head.
brother that ho had been in a light
with a ahopmato at the same time do-
clnrintt that he himself was responsi-
bic for the trouble.
Rooms in II wall-known ,vuIIuII.r mun
oi oxcollontxrtIpututton. tic will
Itivru a hearing today.
THOUGANDII OURED.
lioWltt'n Witch Hazel salvo has
cured thousands of cases or Plies. "i
bought a box or newuru Witch Hazel
Salve on the recommends an or our
drunglut" he writers (3. H. t -Croix. oi
vaulln. 'lex.. "and used it for u stub
born case or Piles. it. cured me nor-
manually." Sold by The Culture
Pharmsw- "
DAN PATCH nose MILE IN 2t 01 1-6
DALLAS. Tex” Nov. rib-«Dan. Patch.
the world a champion pacer. went
arelnst time here yesterday. melting
the mile paced by a runner In 1:0i lr-BI
With a strong breeze blowing against
up in the
stretch.
A HUNAWAV him/OLE.
Terminated with an only cut on the
leg at 3. it. chihuahua Grove. ill
stubborn II “”ng d
' decision when the
relieving the strains put on the
aid strenzthenedat the same time
Before he died Fitzpatrick told his l t
he . ,....
comm... WM
his
wmeklo Creates
contusion M , It ‘
”steroid
who that are ountenable cause trou-
bin in many or the trumpet orders.
and the lengert exist the more tar
reaching In u: not t on adverse
r evinced by
thr courts. No order In hationnliy en-
; III-Ila such a law In purpose or this
kind is the retro t else inn inexper-
lenced men to the lawmaking bodies
of the order Conditions in one new or
the country are {company made the
occasion tdr enacting a; law to govern
the entire order. . I
The necessity for a certain rule may
seem to exist. and the delegates en»
deavor to cover the ones with an addi-
tion or an amendment to the consti-
tution oi the body it is in amending
existing laws that mistakes most ire-
qusutly occur. ‘An amendment which
is intended to doaway with a certain
provision and to substitute another it
often so worded that it does not des-
troy the old law. with the result. that
there are two statutes. one opposite to
the other. Further tangles sometimes
result trem an attempt to straighcn
lungs out
Very few orders employ legal coun-
sci to inspect drafts or intended logis-
lation. Where this precaution is tak-
en mistakes are usually. avoided, A
number of the orders are careful to see
that the law committee of the supreme
and grand lodges are composed of the
eldest members, and, further, that at
least one member of the committee is
a lawyer. and such precautions are
proved wise.
Cause of Confusion.
in times past much of the business
at the annual sessions of the lawmak-
or councils consisted of changing how
and enacting new provisions. All this
resulted in confusing the members at
large. Little bv little they would be
come familiar with a code only to find
it changed after the next annual me
my. Astho information of a chnngtc
would not reach them until some
weeks after the session they would
continue to work under the Hide with
whichthey are familiar. in doing so
lhcv Inlebt be working contrary to ox-
istlng laws.
All this caused a reform in the plan
of changing laws. One by one the
orders are having new codes of resolu-
tions prepared by competent. commit-
tees. and some, orders go so fast. as to
provide that, after such a code has
been adopted, it cannot be amended
for the term of five years. and that
every member shall receive a copy of
the laws for his guidance, Such (1
resolution makes its absolutely neces-
sary that the code must be carefully
prepared to meet future as well as
present conditions. .uis is a course
that row few orders seem to be will
he to follow. liovvcvcr, ’l‘iIII majority
of them motor to reserve, the right Io
mrhc amendments. This right they
suck to rczulnto by causing the dolo-
znlos to realize that no IIlIIIIiIIiilliInI.
should be made unless- there is abso.
luicly need of the chateau. Most or-
dt'l's have a rvlc that no new low or
aIntIndIucut can be adopted unless at
least, two-thirds of the voting (icic-
gutcs cast their ballots In its favor.
Suspension of Members.
On the subject of suspension of non-
IInvnIcnt of duos many orders have
this law.
“Any IIIIIIIIIIIII' who falls to pay his
dues or nosessmcuts within 30 days at".
(or they become due shall be suspemt
cd from all rights to participate in tho
b€""ll( fund."
The intention of this law is to in-
form the member that it' he doIIs not
pay the charges assessed against him
he will be immediately deprived of all
benefits. Test cases, however. have
brought out the tact that the words
"shall be." simply warn the meIIIbcI
that his loda'c has the right to consulor
lili suspension and thou inflict tlIIII
penalty by voic.
The courts have hold that under
such a law tin-I beneficiaries of a mom-
bur who dies in arrears cannot be do-
privod or his insurance, unless the
lodge has formally voted that ho is
susponIlml or I-xpollod, The law gives
an order tho rich! to any that a. III‘IIIII-
nor may be put out, for certain causes.
but in the absence of any action his
rights remain as tirrn as it be had new
or shown any dolicicucy.
is it unwise to hold over members
who {all to moot. their Itsuossnwuls.
most. orders httvo a law on sushi usion
vending like this:
”in case it IIIIIInbcr fails Io pay his
assessment or duos on tho ditto. tlIIIv
III-II due. he shall stand suspended from
all right to the accent fund."
By this law. the art of tho [nonibor
in neglecting to pay his charters suit
ponds him. and the lodge does not need
to inflict the penalty. in most. orders
the collecting officer in tho linnncinl
secretary and he in given the right to
notify a member of suspension the day
after a doluuil. ’r
”You don't know what the trusts
are Igoluy,r to do noxi." said the alarm-
a
"NO." uuuwurod lI‘annor Cornionsul.
”and until i find out l'In not your to
quit my work to Worry about, il."~-
Washington Filer.
l'l‘ WILL KEEP
it is not always necessary
to use a whole bottle of
Scott‘s Emulsion. What Is
left will keep. "We have seen
a bottle of our Emulsion
three years
good. What $other propane
swcet and permanent for half
that length of lithe? Scott‘s
Emulsion is always reliable
because It It always absolutely
pure '
, You Can Try it For Youroelt and
INTERESTING,
WII
Prove it
I‘ —m
One grain oi the active principle in
3,000 grains of meat. eggs or other
wholesome food. and this claim has
been woven by actual experiment
wh‘ch anyone can perform tor himsult
in be following manner: Cut hard—
boiled eggs into very small pieces as
it would be it Inastlcated. plane the and
bottle or jar ooutainlnz warm water.
heated to 98 domes (the temperature
of the body), and keep it at this tem-
perature, for three and one belt hours,
at the end or which tithe the egg will
be as completely digested as it would
have been in the healthy stomach of a
hot boy.
To point oi this experiment is that
what‘3 Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets will
do to the egg in the bottle it will do
'to the egg or meat in the stomach,
and nothing else will rest and invigor-
aic the stomach so safely and effect-
ually. Even alit tie child can take
Stuart‘s Tablets with safety and bone-
fit it its digestion is weak and the
thousands of euros accomplished by
their regular daily use are easily or.
pinined when it is understood that they
are composed of vecetnble essences.
aseptic pepsin, diustase and Golden
Seal, which Inlugles with the food and
digest it thoroughly. gvlng the ever-
worked stomach a chance to recuper-
tile
Dieting never curcs dyspepsia. neith-
er do pills and cathartc medicines,
which simply irritate and inflame the
intestines.
When enough food is eaten and
prompilv digested there will be no con-
stipation nor in fact will be disease of
any kind, because good digestion
means good health in every organ.
The merit and success of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets are worldwide and
they are sold at the moderate price
or 50 cents for full-sized package in
every drug store in the United States
and Canada. as well as in Europe,
it
,,
n. 23~25--28-—30.
THAT oauuanaea LAW.
Move to be Made to Change it at Next
Legislature.
A movement is to be made at tho
Incoming legislature, ii is said. appar-
euily backed by the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad. to repeal
the statute new existing in this state.
fixing four days as the limo consig-
noua are allowed to unload their goods
from freight cars. This is stated to be
a move to make it possible. for the New
York. New Haven it. Hartford railroad
to change its position as to the time
for unloading goods bot‘oro dctnurrage
charges are, made it be iog' said that 48
hours turn be substituted for lid hours.
The New York. New-Haven & iiart.
lord, in common with the Boston & Al-
bany, Boston dL Maine, Grand Trunk.
Maine Central and Union Freight rail-
road. which arc- pnwtioaily all the
railroads ot’ coseuuencc in New Elig-
laud. belong to the New England Car
Service associatiou.~end the agreement
existing between these roads provides
that be hours shall bu allowed for the
unloading oi freight cars after the cars
are set in convenient places for un-
loading. At the expiration of the 96
hours if the cars are not unloaded, a
dcmurrago charge is made of $1 a duI'
a car until the car is unloaded. There
are otth-Icur service associations in
all parts of the United States, and as
a rate Do hours is the time allowed for
unloading, though in some localities in
the west 48 hours has been ilu: lime
liked. The 96-hour plan has existed
for It long term of years. while the
‘uw passed in Connecticut is compara-
lively rcccut
Railroads lorrucriy paid II rnutll earn
our mile for every foreign cur run over
their lines, but recoutiy tho por‘IlicIII
system has come in. under watch me
road pays 20 cents per tlll," {or every
our of a lorcign road on its line, r.I~
gnrdlvss of u'lIoIhIIr it is run or no.
It is claimed that sinciI this plan came
in the railroads have had to pay much
more for foreign cars. and that it is
for their advuniuco to have IiIII. curs
unloaded promptly. so they will not be
long detained. Soun- think u more may
be under way to roduco the than {or
unloading. so an to keep pace with the
suggested that the move ior II change
under the per dicIn system. it is also
channeled that the move for :I change
in tho Connoctiru law may come from
uotuo largo conkigmw. who wish to
pinch the smaller IioniI-rs III coriniu
lines. who have no storage facilities
and are practically conducting busi-
nquI trotn tho cars.
.~
NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.
"l was taken suvorcly sick with kid.
any trouble. i tried all sorts of motil-
ciueu. none of which relieved me. One
day i saw an ad of your blocirir hit-
ters and determined to try that After
taking II tow donut; i felt relieved and
soon thereof: or was entirely noted.
and have not seen It nick day since.
Neighbors of mine have boon IIurIId oi
Rheumatism. Neuraiuln. IIII-I r and
Kidney troubles and ilenornl liobili
ty ” This in what ii i“. liens. oi
Fremont. N. (L. writes. Only sec nt
1“. ii. Baxter's. 'Drusslst. I"
A GREAT FHIIOHT YARD
'l‘hII [treat iroighl yard at i’IquuIInc
old that Is silll'
tlon of cod liver oil will leccp I
hour tiltonlugtou. is nearing cotapio
lion. lay December 1 annroshnntolv
twenty union of track will ho into In
the yard and urconunudallona will be
provided for not Ices IlIan {Loco I-aItI.
Arouhdhouao has has! been completed
at an minutiae of III but). It has pits
and tracks for the housing of twenty
locomotives. A coal Innikcl. having
a capacity of 2400 tons. III approach
but commotion. A. refrigerator plant
at which perishable products from dis
taut points may be freshly load in in
operation. The, mauumoneni III the
Consolidated rnill'oud proposes to
lillllitt I’ouuonor one or thII blggmu
ireiahi turniltialp in Now England Al
ready several freight train crews have
began running between Harlem river
and i’oduonuc.
dun—w» , .
i'owmw"i thought your pastor was
Opposed to lotteries in the church.”
hrownw So be In.” Toww“l§ttt 1
our c arch gave an
III! ‘
Btuhrt‘s Dyspepsia Tablets will digeht ‘
and two or three or the tablets in or
i‘hHII
made and decorated and all useful
Bags. Glove,
Sachets. etc.
novelties.
rolls the year around.
the pretty Calendars i‘or’tocm and
crowding upon us.
Inculoranda.
ous garments. For instance.
Two yards will make an Eton.
1“ rum 1
Prices $4.95, $0.00 and $4 ,75.
their
Read
Ecmbliehed 129%
Hand Made Novelties
Justnow is thebes‘t time to select the freshest and
newest of the prettv Art Novelties for Christmas glitsl A
visit to the Art Section will amply repay one if only to
see tin: sltow- -case full of the daintiest articles. wall hand ~
The variety
great to enumerate. but we mention a few to givc an: idea.
Silk Work Bags and Opera Bags. “Little Journey ”
Handkerchief, and Collar
lI‘eldilIg-Baskcts. llnruing and lllustcr
silkiuc and crctou. Needle. Books. Clipping Books. Memo
l’atlmfiaby Biography Books. Voiliug RollmPcu Wipers.
There is no limit. and they are the latest
The 1905) Calendars.
Have you seen the Calendars? Their beauty is some
compensation for the relentless swiftucss with which 'lT'tInc
\Vc are hardly ready to part With
successors are
There are beautiful pictures on oak
panels and in oak frames, with Calendars attached. The
fine prminctions of Raphvai Tuck are shown. Dickens pic~
lures. Hunting pictures, landscapes and portraits in sepia,
Dutch and Chinese- Novcltics which are all works of art.
There are Telephone Cards, Engagement Pads, and Cel-
lcg‘c Almanacs (in Varsity colors) with blank pages for
All these unique and attractive things are
in demand for daily use by everyone.
The For Plnshcs, as announced yesterday
to nearly half their former value. As the material is very
with: only a small quantity will be required for the vari-
Butte. ,
Bags ' (Ii
.0
n
Ii
is too
Scrap
I we i ty
lil'L‘ down
From 3 to 3 M? will make u Coat for nuyonc.‘
Two and one-half Yards will make a Jacket.
(Inc-third of a yard will make a liuntlsonu- Stolc.
21o : 8 will make a Child 5 l 111 Set.
The D. M. Read Co.
m
saviiwuus
COUPON
co barrel. rubber cap. screw section,
Perfect satisiaction guaranteed,
without it.
38 Willi street.
TO BUY A
Starla-”Nerwelk. Boom.
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l
l
i
I
North Main street. William P. Beers, 49 Wall street;
NOTHING BETTER FOR CHRISTMAS.
A Rare Chance
I
Input ultras Will It Ilnuuu
llllii I not built iiilllllll Pu
For eight 0! these coupons and 69 cents we will furnish, for a time.
Sentinel readers with a solid izold. fully warranted fountain pen. polish-
bcnutiful delivery. Iworth $1.50.
You wonder how you ever not along
Carry your coupons to Cllx‘lord Pharmacy. F. B. Coleman. to
Edward P. Weed,
BUILDING LOT !
In the Center er a Low Price.
TMYLQR d 001. DEN offers (or sale ten Building
Let: me balmy street. between Butler
tend Orchard
.tl' “
II ,'5“' lr~'
I Hi ’3 l"
lit Prices Ranging from
$250. 00 to $500 00 for 1ot.
This is about the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
for I home at such low prices.
Me of lots at our office. when lull oertleulers will be
cheerfully furnished
'l‘aylor 8: Golden,
l 14 Washington Street.
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