, lion: (hm and
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‘ior tho Autumn. I them tilted tauntily on the head of a
little brown and yet- pretty girl
I- utu‘mn. There never won a better reason to
ninth is rate at the display heirloom In tho way of
into dot-ital ends. brooches and necklaces.
with no but the Milton how few Inns skirts and thin-
soled uhoea one coca on tho atroot,
than... sensible days. ";
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thing.
‘ naborougho are to have
In: .Q‘womun who lays III her shit are some of the dollar” bargains:
plugs at bummer silk sales.
I: think very highly of a
olnei b0
III.
folio hat that is not
durability.
A his bow under the chin to the
proper accompaniment oi! the his Vic-v
torla shade but. e-Exchange.
MOTHERS BE CAREFUL
of the health of your children. Look
out for Coughs, Colds. Group and
Whooping Cough. Stop them In time
-One Minute Cough Cum is the bent
Icmodv. «Harmless and pleasant.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. - *‘i‘
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Inna Inllty In her Russian blouse
ad with Japanese embroidery.
to on with weltod‘ soles are al-
exoluaiv oly used with whito
" chins are the soft fell out-
bowa. and one can imagine
There are 10.920000 (lernluna in the
United States. .
Clearance Sale -0; Winter
" Millinery
V QUNT OF 25 PERCENT. ON ALL TRIMMED AND UNTRIM-
VJNG DONE TO ORDER.
5. S. TILLOTSON’S.
' ‘ ’ SOUTH NORWALK. couu.
: *LMA- anmwww
l0I IhrHtIIIIIIIp
IiIg IlIIe of Mission furniture just received
" for the 000m.
Ivaymond 8' Son,
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk
......
Did Q boil over Stop to Ihlllk “
you could earn morn money with your button than with your handl?
t‘a tomapant In SARTAIN'D COLLEGE will pfcplfl you tor an excel-
t‘poalilonl That a good paying pultlon awatta‘you if you graduate?
. '« . , we Guarantee Politlona.
DAY AND NIGHT RGHOOL.
'OKKEEPING SHORTHAND. TELEGRAPHY.
Sarina
ost Lehi’gh COal
noon com. to our: or THE cu‘aar’n-r vumoa
~.wonI.o. noon COAL to on: or ma Dunno-r. oun 00M.
,Ia‘ Ixouomow can» AT ma PRICE. mo THE PRICE Is
.No marina vuau 't‘IIa noon com. PRIOR. w: ocuzau IT
obtain FROM aura auo om.
IiAitttIs & cans 00’.
yard. it with 01'3“,”th Norwalk.
Tolanhona oail ma.
BRAMCR onion. W. 0. TELEGRAPH onlcl.
MECHANICAL DRAW-
s College—~Dau and Night School
IN "IE
2 III. Main It.
biog 7 Q In lotto
] We ilati’ Q
,itlan, otourhlchomuohadonthcaamailhanl
rm War on matting acacia: Wu tar can
but until u
r lilthothoil.
“ii “Moll
Even better than the sheer china *
In blouses of figured silk, with more.
Q have
. “Mm ,
_ lilwhioh‘ the in out
til!
at oi Po .
“l situation a ti?“
lob 3am ‘ .
charged with continuity with Jbtleraon
The roaul tad ‘ln the
charm. obanitcd his
twollm lanai-Ta
Both Carr no Pom hail pr
unlit boon uot‘ibuiml It? a deputy
airtight” Lou/vagina? tried 0 look
I. arryo ran and at
by the coltrt that ho could not 0
unload Barry had retained him. Mr-
Burke claimed he had a right to on-
boat for Harry. and in an argument
with the court. in which be raid that
the court had no right to dictate in
tho matter. the Iineu were truncation
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NO MORE IURFIRINO. 4. t
It you are troubled with indignation
set a bottlo' at Kodol Dyap‘cpai‘a (Burn
and see how, nuiclrlr ll wiii oure‘ you.
George A. Thomson. 0! Spencar. 1a.;
says: . “Havu had Dyspepsia tor twain.
ty years. My oaajo was almoa’t hope?
loan. Kndol Dyanopala Cure was Toe-
QQ oxixonoi
rel?“ button on a ready dobator and don-
. hits modesty. perhaps thought it won.
d on” ty. no
tlcai ambition baa boon blighted by tho’
of tho i‘oaaeudenllulltolor
content or the united; mam denature
'II‘blII. in Juana lounges Bonita oi: Ibo
town or Fairllold. Judge Bonita was
first elected to the general assembly In
I901. when he blade a very orodllnblu
record an the. chairman of the commit
toe on incuranoa. and. cohabitation bin
vlni nx 'apcalter. no wont book to tho
Zloxlliltllllro at the last nonstop from
Fulrtinid Regard the RGEIIIQII. of 1003
opened, ho had friends Who encouraged
him to think. that the apealtoruhlp was
not so far beyond his reach as he, in
However. it soon become apparent
when the mutation of the More were
canruhaed. that the sentiment wan
atronqu in flavor of MI Keneuly for
guitar. Judge. Banks did the gluon
lilting in proposing Mr. Konenly for
th maroon.) ut the republican unu-
ommonded and I used a few bullion of
it and it in tho only thing that. has to?
liovod me- Would not be It treat it.
Have doctor-ed with local I) Yaiolflnfi
and also at antenna .and ovonwwont'i
to Norway with hopes of getting some
relief. but Kodol Dyspepoia Curd-la tho
only remedy that has done. me any
good, and l heartily recommend it. Ev-
my person Suffering with intimidation
or Dyspepsia should use it." Sold by
The Cliflord Pharmacy. '
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iNTERSTATE COEMPANY ORGANo
ll D.
CHESTNUT Hlblz. Dec. il-«Tbe lIQI
turntate Company has been organtaod”
hort- fur the tnanufucturo of mood
shootings and drills. 'I‘IIC.1IIIIIIII Will
be; erected. It is IIndoIrtood. Oil tho
line of tho Protldunoc Elastic Batik
way. and power will be supplied {root
the Chestnut Hill roacrvoli. 'l‘IItI (In
Iicoru of the company are F. A. Jacob.
.oi'Q Daleeinou, president; w. I). loam.
secretary; H. E. Black. Irnaatlror.'olld
l). A. Reed, of Springfield, Malta: N.
1). Ghana. of Hartford: C. M. Allen dud
hi. P Higglnu. of WorcIIntor. Marlin;
H. F' Book. 8. C YmIIIgIIuIi F. A. .III-
who. directors.
ONLY GURE FOR ovsparsm.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Cuticle.
l)el.. uaya: “I suffered for yearn with
dyspepsia. usQod to have great distress
and belching I tiled everything i
could hear of but nothing. helped run
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured mo completely"
For salu- by Ron. Plaiatetl, II‘. H. Bax-
ter and the Glirford'i’harmacy. "
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DIED - N A SANITARIUM.
I.ITCIII‘IIIII.II. Doc. 3.»—-Knthurino
'G. Bullion,“'Wltlmv of Dr. ClIlIrlott l).
Holden, of this town. (“fill this tiny be
.i’um yesterday at a udnlturlunl in Bria
tol. lthode'lslund. where her huubantl
aluo died last Sunday. Mrs Holdup
won the siopduughtor of tho lute Chlof
duallco Andrea's, of this town. arid'tor
many yours had been uottvo in the
social olrclnu of the village. Her
dedth and that of her husband, who
won buried horn on 'l'hurndny. loaves
three clIlItdron orphaned within five
days. Mrs. Holden had boon for many
months on Invalid and for several
weeks had boon at tit» unultarlum at
Bi'infol.
OF INTEREST T0 MOTHERS.
Thouauntiu of little ouch din ovory
your 'tf, croup. Most of them could
den caved by a low doses of
Foley's Honey and Tan and every tain-
lly with children should keep It in the
house it. contains no opinion and in
auto and intro Mr George H. Plots
at. Han Provolone Ooh. writou: "My
baby had a donscroml attack at croult
and we lhousth alto would choke to
«tooth but non (loan of Entry n Honey
and 'I‘ar relieved her at. noon. alter
other remedies had failed. We are
novel- a minute without it in the
bound." Sold at. Plalaicd'a Drug
Store. i"
. POOR HUNTING “MON.
PLAINFIEM). Doc. lie—Tho lIuntInl
brown but: cloned and votorun nunncru
acetamtbat urban been the pooreut
for birds in Danton thobllolll. far a
Itroat many yaara. They ooinoltlo
with tho opinion unwound by gunner.
in other part» at Now England thin
{all that. InnIu. of tho foothorod Innoc-
ion wore lllllod but year. It. in boll-
rcnblu. howuvor. that tho for boating
animal: burn yluldad u Irood county
of nitiuu on. which tho tut la unusually
think and line. Traction have boon
uuuoaaatul with nutrition. tom undo
mocooaa, morn than tor many roam
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admit not? and Militia.
on lit“ out .I» .00 it
vol" w J. u .
mall on Pitcht 3:00 mum ” m m
Iran Iran; um Wear niobium
host an v0 on the marital. . Wary
i‘l‘i'a‘ahould two
I)
I utiborlllnato
_ burn cum lalua. Jtt Batik I mill!
“‘ It public Agatha din Manly
I
no piled:
gun. ' he were some wJImwaro un-
kind It Ell to hint that Judge Bonita.
in proposing Mr Kenoaly made to
virtue of nationally. Iii» nominating
unwell. with its tint; 0t sincerity,
Should have attention those who made
the unlmtclouu hint.
Judah Bonito bccumo the leader of
the house an the chairman of the ju~
difoiurli committee. At the end or the
addition of 1903 it was generally con-
' hut Judge Banks would be the
.01 the house in 1905 Members
general assembly of 1903, in
us predictions for two Tears
,lhousht of no one also tot
her but Judge: Books. This unan
hour of sentiment must have reached
tho porn of the Judge. it was pleu‘uant
news which IiIu personal friends would
not hoop from him. It is sci-i here
that Judge Bank» would not have car
oil to again return to the house this
{out it he hadu I renami to hope that
fWQUIII be chosen to nreuido over
it» doliboratlonu Q His friends horn
on! that ho to the victim of tho nmbl
lion or Mr Fenaundon to which «very-
thin: also in hit-tireld county polities,
with tho exéoption of the pulpoaca oi
Suntan:- elect Alth W Paige must be
They think that Judge
Bonita should not be sacrificed and
they any this in nu uplrll of hostility
Qto ML'I‘ It‘eusomlon. MI Perception:
friends byway of rcpiy to the coup
plaint- 0: Judge Bauha’u supporters.
any that Judge Banks can he u mum
but ol’Q the gmwrul usuoutlily in It)? and
start. In fot the aneuhemhlp with tilt.
fluid clear ottrtivcnihlng that Iniglit
prevent his snowing thc plizc. but
thrro' It lhc 1':th
llclti \vlillo porfootly tiltilallldul ullh the
Way In which ,jIlt‘y have been roprc
Hunted by Judge Blinks, think that
”it‘ll? me other» entitled to their suf
fII.tIIcu and that may not bu tlISpoI-Iod
to giw lIlIII' umber clot-lion. :Il lt-usl
not fat; noble yt‘lrn
It in thin local situation in It‘ahflclt
that makes tho trienda of lodge Bantu
rather aoro. Thorn are very low poo
pin In this city uho Ionliy believe that
MI. ‘onaonden has the ghost of 0
chance to be cit-clot! to tho Unitet‘
States Senate.” The friends of Judge
Bonito contend that the micakeruhlp
should have been hopt out of the Son-
alorinl content, and if the i‘ouoendor
men had kept it out the Bulkolay nup-
poriora would not have made it a port
(if the tight and Judge Banks-I would
have been the next uncalled Judge
Bonita in uudorutood to be u Foaarntlon
nupporler. If outmldnrlng how his
ohurlnhod hopo of reaching tho npealt
orahlp hilt-i boon blunted for atIotlIur'I
suite. he says with Melcullo: "A
plague 0' both 0’ \WF boomer, ” he wllil
ho anally exouaod.
. Tito Norwalk Canto-t.
This reformed to Judge Bnuku'n at
tittnio towards Mr Fonaoildtut reminds
one of tho couruo taken by Judge
Bonita In the bound of 1903 on the men
II so of Governor Chamberlain veioinl
l 9 bill dividing- tIIc town of Norwullt.
uh”
,Konouly loft tho choir to support the
diminution that the governor burl al-
lowed tho time to clapae in which he
could vote the too am Mr Connor.
of New Britain; differed from fipoallal
Konoaty. and In plain. unequivocal Ian
guano told him that hit! nutrition war
an abuurd one. Mr. Cooper. who on
pertained and atlil entertain» the high
oat personal regard for Ml‘ Ketieaty
II regard that l cording?“ reciprocal
ad by the iattor diuoli on any in
Iantlou to ho mrrunally citruulw u
the upenltor. in Mr (loopor‘u opln
ion the situation around by tho chum
lair. Konooly oallod for plain "tilt
and public. total-anus motion. the call
in: or a notion a spade. it mus not
howovur. until Judy» bonito tool: part
in the dlaouaalon that tho aount- bu
canto painful.
Judge Bonita. formant the pro
, orpfllilorli oi dobatowmado an unhappy
onmbariaoa batman Susanna-Koo
and litr. Connor It wad tho output-
hau of Intonatiwtt at 00inch"t Sham
to limited
In It Ivbon loin.
III-ltd - i
felt mm for nyou. Hr, I?“ not. I’m
” "it and 1%“ Int", fl“stir lug. iyou
, an w it
About“ ’
to? that civil”! III tho I in“
that next day.
one said Initial
The loading donurimonul
3 «am, the theological, film
. the law animal. with l
The people 0! Fair '
It will be remembered that Speaker ed
‘ mutt of ham fa turn.
“.4 id
now navnn’bec. r-uruc It; ‘I
all or little billing
domic. with 7025, the ace
tlonu are xivon of M II
c .
fluoridated an to vooatlbnii, divided on _
.iollow‘a:
Agriculture». '
ilui; adoration , <
849; finder, 1.188”, tradition and lot.»
Iota 330: manufacturing. 1,:il'l. modiv
cilia. illlt; mercantile business, 937:
clérgymen. 1.141; transportation. 191,
and unumwlilod 506 The moat ult‘lk-
in that shown by tho Inble is
In ft of Yale men of tho achdcniic dc»
.narllucnt away from tho. profoubionn
and into but-linear It appears also
that about one graduate of the Irrad-
union in both theology and law have
fallen into other vocations, while only:
02 out of 538 graduates in medicine
have dropped their original profession,
‘Onennarlcr of tho graduates of the
detention school bane. gone loin engi.
nearing
detail. the placer which lead
New Yorld wit Q
Connecticut Mb 2,579. California
han.281, Colorado 140. 'lioxaa 68..K8nf
Inclty 97. Missouri 248, llllnola 710.
There are 62 graduation III Alaska and
lilo insular posuoualouu and 381 in for-
clan countries»? The (HIGH with Iar
”agent nunlboia of glhduntcs Inc New
York. 2.225, New, Haven 1.030. Chicago
5:37; other roprettentalivc cities being
St. Louis. with lilo. Washington with
288 Boston with 229, Minneapolis and
St. Paul with a total of it? together
Louisville with 50. Pittsbmg with 167
Denver with 87. Cleveland with 149
and 'l‘oltio with 38.
being
allow. a largely lncrouaod residence at
Yale graduaten in foreign countries,
thorn in Europe, I‘IBIIIE from its to tilt):
In Asia tromluti to till. and in foreign
oountrleu of: North Anlotlca from tin to
78 In Japan they ride from 04 to 71.
and that country has a now much iar
gar number than tho highest country
of Eumpe. England whlt'li ban tom
The total increase in all foreign coun
tries In from 305 in 1901 to 331 in
l904.
The oldest living Irratluatc oi the
acadomiti department and of the uni-
vorttily la the Rot Joseph S Lord, of
tho ‘
The nlolo repré‘ueniation in given in ‘
3.548 gradualeasand .
. Tho roturnsi‘or the inst three years
nmlnoarfiimr. ‘
A
flan. diatom
Worm§0nmulsnlts.
~ aaudlzoosorsmr
....... and
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H IT P m.
latiughurg hilth. who was born An-
ril 36.1808. He is the only
noted with n Iucmborohip of 81.
with 73 and 65 men. nro dealt
NO POIEON iN CHAMBERLAIN'S
(:0qu REMEDY
From Napier. New Zeaiand. Herald:
New South Wales Australia had an an-
that were sold in that market. Out of
the entire list they found only one that
they declared was entirely free from
all poisons. ’l‘hiaeoxccntion was Chant
borlaln a Cough malady made by the
Chamberlain Medicine Company. Des
Molneu. inwa.U (3. A The abuanoe
0! all narcotlcu Idaho‘s th'ia remedy the
Safest and boat that can he had; and
it la with a feeling of security that any
mother can give It to: her little onea
Chamberlain‘ a Cough Remody in oopec
tally recommended by its makers for
cough. Whoa taken in time it pro
vents pneumonia. 'i‘hla remedy is for
solo bv Stillaon Powdll Corporation.
Clifford Pharmacy. memoir Bridge
Pharmacy. Zoltfuaa Phannack. , ”
u..-
CAPIITAL. 0F HALF A, MILLION.
HARTFORD. Dec. 5.,-,'l‘ho Burn
Mttnutactnrtng Company, of New Ha-
van baa Iliad ita certificate of linear-
poI-I'Iuon with the Secretary of time.
the capitol albeit Iabolnnca half million
dollaro. The .oInp’nny has
bought the property of the dohtnot
Houaatnnic Company in New Haven.
from the receiver. Col. Woodhull. and
will resume manufacturing on idontl
col lines with a number of specialties
in the line or antotnobllei titttnna add-
All the stock of the now com-
pany belong» to Mr. Burn. or East 0r-
anze. N .1. except two shares. which
are held by Attorneys Ailing: and More-
house of New Haven.
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REVOLUTION .lMMlNINT.
A Intro sign of approaching revolt
and aorlouu trouble in your nyulom la
norvmlltnoaa, uleepleasnooa. [or ufmn
och IInaotII. Electric Bitters villi
quickly Illamombor tho trouhlcaome
caution it novor failu to tono tho
Ilotnach romlato the Kidney» and
Bowola. stimulate the Liter, and club
iii! the blood. llun down system
bottom particularly and all U.) usual
attending abhor vault on or Its
root-ditto: and. that-on attentiveness.
Rinaldo Biliara in any we, and that
to rotut‘nod it it. don't give porioot rat.-
station. Ouaranioad by F ii on:-
bar, nrunlttt. i‘
REV. 9R. HIRRIEK DIM).
ROSTON. Doe 5.-~Rov.1)r fiatnuol
B. Harriett. tor at yam parlor o.
biottutv Vomn Congregational Church
of this city. and non of tho moat prom?
innit cl'ar rfytnon at New England hi
druid at h horn in thin city on tho
«It It “It I‘M Paglileprfim
on o to do n
It tiling: I cit m born
«Southampton. 14. Q
survivor ,
of his class of 183i. which was grad! .
the members ottwo classes later. 1392 i
and 1834. whichgraduated,,roapecllvoly .
Two years um th'é Pharmacy Board of '
alyrls made I)! all the cough medicines '
coughs. cold». cronp and whooping’
‘ Atop a! do at It. om." ’
Money "invested in a business education at A
Mot-rill college.
Stamford, Conn Q I" Q
earns many times itself. . ' a
I IT pars. , ' i ‘
Day Sthonl SH: 50 per month I
\ight School. $500 per month.
i nooks and StuIlmIt-Iy M. A. MERRILL,
I-‘R HF. of charm-Q. Principal.
THE arena to BRIMFUL OF auooaovloua FOR XMAS omits.
iwr. INVITE vou To CALI. AND LET us asslsr vou
i
m MAKINo
OUT YOUR LISTS. EARLY BUYING HELPS U8 AND HELPS YOU.
N. E. EVA".
66 Washington 8m“. South Nortlrolk.
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For eight at these coupons and till cents on wl h )I a It not.
Sentinel readers with a solid gold. full; warranted foun In'pon. pollah-
od barrel. rubber can. screw notation beautiful dellvaty. worth 81. 60.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed You wonder how you over tot aim
without it. Carry your coupons to Clifford Pharmacy. F‘. R.. Solomon. to
North Main street, William P. Boom, 49 Wall street; EdwardP .VVood,
A {are Chance
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it
In flu cum at a Low Prfoa.
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