sum..ilievmisbness.‘l*lt
--:.hnvi: is CAOTOHI
‘ . inn. bonnie” eubcgiiittto'fo
t. . "i
towns,
enrol Dims-limo
0' It W98 11‘me Troubles, cure ‘ m
" NEW]: and Bowolc, lfiiviu
flatulenoy. it not“ lie , on... Food
“it stimuli?
.9,
. natural . Po
, titans o the national napkinsact. and. \ .n a r l
automation not right of inspection ma... wim’t'tdhti'
home. end with you On
snubs w ‘
orient: its
with: 1‘. film ‘l‘ _
“m “the... ran-wot?
‘5 - {J , ‘. q t . .~ . i .. ,y. c
. fine nnkxofil‘cicis, set, it ,thomlou ' 1°“ ‘ dig” it. . ”my
. thumb swim-court. wan/barred from with” w' M‘hmmw in.
gruntin any such relief by the provi»
did not exist. boom so the information
iuppmlcd the bunk'
missedthe writ .9:
s View him his-
sndsmuu. in t. the
Supreme Coprt of tnhrovorse this
l
decree, holding that tho stockholder
red 9. common law right to inspect his
hol’idtcnnedy'
“MW“ . m
to be obtained ml hi the used by its .. ‘ . I
rivitl in, thinness. The district, court iii-”mum
. . ' inhibit .Blobd.
rite Remedy without on
it house when waste at
Prepmdltlton it! dictator“
fissi- ATWOO ones unnof
will bronchial: u'lon dourhey not even
. nine. 'i‘o Justice 1.0 so. No. 753, w. 0.
, of the his . and harmonic trowel ru-
' turns to list lodge. it will have been
odor)! MutiiIillciii a l .111 .
Willi Sinister iis trove s. Trixie,
,_ will be recorded in u bound. bromine
’ with tho rmuril (if its
. “ the Grand Lodge room in the Mesp‘plc
‘ Hurd Re
{he Children’s Populism-Tile Mother’sfrleud. .‘
horns CASTORM “waive
, it... may...“ . g
“ i
lintl inflate inns Bought
it“! use, For, a... 30 Yam
,, {rile cumin my," homo em". newcomer". .
We’ve got it, to burn. Best kind.
too. Carefully selected, clean cool
that is all coal and nothing ETSGu No
dust, no dirt, no slnte. And prices
always the lowest. When you get a
ion from us it's right. Our guarantee
is brick of it. You take no chances.
Prompt delivery. Satisfaction assur-
ed.
The Daniel Keogh tidal C0.
Boavlcw Ave. East Nerwelk. Ct
Tel. 145—8.
stews...“stay...'
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
Your money back if not satisfied after a month’s trial.
Weekly Payments
A. J. fingevine 8- Son.
4
184 Washington Street.
,.
sbuth Norwnik, Conn.
Olil. “ con? 5..
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
3. HERSHFIELD ason
122 Water Street. Telephone 2363.
Wood St. Tel. 203-5. Public Market, 3. 80. "non St
John T Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwelk.
~ not out... tile tutti“?
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the host Coal. we
hardly concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
b’est'ctock. lint don’t take our word for it. Try it load and prove
'tto your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. if it’s all right.
give us a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here to do business
amends?”
‘ be?” r...“
Clocks, Skirts end Millinery
(mm, the maker.
n will an m filmy Per cm on. m nutter.
, ‘ We guarantee a pem’or l.
T he Fair Cluck and Flu“ Shift. 0
u wneumcroff ”he".
chutney rise tu'orsuronojstttoatttt mum... The noise
‘ . ”FORD. Colin. November if». Willi in rail-field avenue.
house known as the log unitin.§ ......
by model Mitchell was hurt». A dUAlAN‘TfiIO BUR! FOR ”LII.
” mm} “at “is h lb? '0” ‘tdhlnt, “Had, What; Pmmdlfll
1.00%.: The’tusurnnce wrounisi isles. [not etc are motherland to rot
the work of on inmdlery until mire in I to it Mn.
property.
, The court yesterday, in an opinlo:
by Justice Linn. affirmed the latter
Judgment. There could be no quot»
' lion sets the opinion. that the decislvc‘
weight of American euthonty recog
bleed the common law right of the! i
stm-kiioldcr. for proper purposes and
under reasonable resolutions as to
place and lime. to inspect the book:
of .'l corporation of which he was a
member. The right of inspection reat-
td upon the proposition that those in
:ltnrgc of the corporation were merely
the agents of the stockholders. who
were. the renl owners of the property.
A director who has the right to on
examination of the hooks might abuse
the confidence rcposed in him. but cor»
l'ninlyg this possibility would not he
tuinly this possibility would not he
is such existed, in the shareholder.
miilvcs nro u terrible torture to the
little folks. and to some older ones.
Easily cured. Doun‘s Ointment never
fails. instant relief. permanent cure.
At any drug store, 50 cents.
JELLO GETS ANOTHER GOLD ME-
DAL. ,
PORTLAND, Oregon, November 1.
1905.-—-’l‘he International Jury has
awarded the highest award Gold Medal
to The (lcnesec Pure Food Co._ of Li"
Roy. N. Y.. manufacturers of .lell-o.
known on America's Most Popular Den»
sort. and Joli-o ice Cream Powder.
Both products have also been approv-
ed by the Pure Food Commissioners
This company's exhibit in the Agricuh
lurnl llulidlng was probably the. most
popular one oi the Portland Exposi
lion.
...—“......—
Ilo not be deceived by counterfellu
when you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The
Home of E. C. Derll. & Co. is on
every box of the genuine} Plies in
their worst form will soon pass uwny
if you will apply DeWiti's Wilcb Hu-
zei Solve night and morning. Best
for Cuts. ilurns, Rolls. 'l‘etlcr. Eczema,
clc. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
mucy. “r“
NAUGATUCK MAN’S FUNERAL
HELD.
NA.,...\TUCK. November l.—-—The
fnnorni of Daniel Rim-dun. whose body
was held up here offer its arrival
from New York because a death cerll
home had not been forwarded with ll.
was held this morning after the issu-
ance of u cerlliicutc from tho oflico of
the town clerk.
NOBODY l8 EXEMPT.
A New Preparation Which Everyone
Will Need Sooner or Later.
Almotit cveryhody’s digestion is dis-
ordered more or loss, and the cone.
nionest thing they do for it is to take
some one of the muny socullod blood
purifiers, which. in many cones are
merely strong culhsrllcs. buch
things urn not needed. If the organs
are in u clogged condition, they need
only It little help and they will right
themselves. Cnlhnrtlcs lrrilhlo the
sensitive linings of the stomach null
bowolu and often do more harm than
good.
Purging is not what is needed. The
Lining to do is to put the mod in con-
lllon to he madlly digested and utt-
clmilnlod. Stuart's Dyspepsia 'l‘uhloin
do this perfectly. They partly digest
what. in onion tutti live the Itomeoh
Just that tulip it. needs. They niltnulule
the secretion and excretion of the di~
motive fluids and relieve the congestv
ed condition or the clouds and mom»
brands. They put tho whole digestive
oretom in condition to no its work.
When that is done you need like no
more tablets. unto» you out what does it
not who with you. Then tulle one
or two l‘lblflwve them needed help.
end you will have no trouble.
il’tt I commonsense medicine tied t
commonsense treatment. end it. will
cure every time. Not only cure the
ill-om but cuts the deuce.
about it in a perfectly sensible cud
Intestine will.
we, hit" testimonials enough to till
I book, but we don‘t publish other of
them. However-watts. ill. It. Fetch.
of more Omit, Wis. con:
"i herein/hon [ii the Tablets 1 mi
of you all tinny have done their work
all in tor mafmhfcol ill§e w;
mm mm l ‘ or. ' .
lentil liminolnoitiiemiltuuhl
him at rest by this mite.” a.
it. (Willard option. in. layer-
"Mr. White. of 6cn%"w&s toiling?“
of r Dropouts . c on m
u?“ ,m ...... ... ..‘im
l’ii‘t‘ 1on m i“ I “i" ‘ m" it
my in ' g o con me e: -
mi” totals mild“
»mw.n~otzt
wondering twee. Home"
,‘ v The police believe (but thci fund than” f m Oimcnl fills in,
recurrent .bstwncw out
their ottreti no sum life as i never
have hotels. i My recommend
at . . » .
idiom wwwmmtmm
m m
i . exam.
at. ‘c r, / suit
hi‘ 5", .mm
firfi 2 .
”"4 , .
Attorney Photon. lime. Brilliant Ar-
gument in ‘Bllereme pour-t.
the first of the mucus 1). Preston
Atwuod suits had it hearing before the
Supreme Court of] rotsyosterdny af-
eruoon. It was th action of D. Pros-
ion Atwood'vs. An nin McLean Buck-
ingham. of Water-town, in which coun-
sel on both sides thud determined to
make a test case. , ‘
Attorneys John .ii Phelun' of the law
firm of Phelnn. 'i‘tbomey and Phelan.
attorneys for Atwood; made the first
argument. He sold itho new low which
htul been ennclod ly the last legisla-
ture when the old stntmo regurding
the filing of inventories bud been re-
period. wasn't on tfiood for the public
Welfare no the all law which bud
stood on the statute books for over
100 years. This old law bud been ap-
proved by our molit learned lawyers.
it made it possible for the general
public to see that. trustees and gourd-
lens did their duty. .
On estates of thin kind. the mothers
turd children didn'n like to bring suit
against their uncles and other rnlro
lions who might liluve been the trus-
tees or guardians. But they welcomu
ed ihe advent of ill man like Mr. At—
wood who would ilake legal action.
Mr. Atwood foundiover 1,200 cases
where trustees hntl tailed to tile in- ‘
vcnlorios. but he that bring: that
many suits. "This, repeal of the old
law cannot take effect because it isn‘t
promotive of Justice.“ declared Mr.
Phelun. “Mr. liltwood has one
nhcud and done eil‘tho work and ow
they don‘t want him to have his re-
ward." continued the lawyer. "if he
had only brought one or two suits
nothing would have been sold, but
when such a. large number were
brought it protest prose. It isn't
right. to us. it doesn't seem just."
”....-.“ ...—.—
filGHT OR WRONG IN ELECTRIC-
ITV.
——1!—~
Calvert Townley Slay: New Haven
Reed's Move with Soon Show.
Culvert Townley.‘ of New Haven.
first vice-president lot the Consolidat-
ed Railway (30.. the steam roud'n troi~
icy holdingrompnny, has written a
letter in reply to the recent nrlicle
published by Frunllt J. Spruguc. the
Well-known railway electric and trol-
ley expert. ‘
Mr. Sruugue‘s urtllcle wns entitled
“An Unprecedented Railroad Situa-
lion.".
Mr. Townloy ssyls: "It is not my
feeling that the arguments for and
against the respective plans of the
New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad company .for the electrical
bundling of their traffic into Forty~
second street can the discussed with
profit in the roiumrrb of the press; nel-
ther is it my purpose to reply to Mr.
Spruuo's comprehensive arraignment
of the policy and manners of the
New Haven rand. . However. its the
inference may be thrown that. the pub
lie is to he incourmonded. and the
prosecution of a great engineering im-
provomont hindered] by the notion of
the New Huron mud in declining to
ubsolulcly follow the engineering loud
of Mr. Eipruguo and his associates. 1
cunnul lot the artldle pas- unnoticed.
"On that score ltile proper to point
out. lhnt the iocom lives which have
been purchased in the New Haven
road will bundle ihtt company's trulntt
between lt‘orlynecc ud street unit
Womilttwn. rttcoiviri continuous cur-
rent from tho lllllt roll in exactly
the lilliifll monitor on it lit proposed
that the locomotive purchased by the
central company wl bundlethe trulus
of that conipnuy. or - inn-much no the
stub ond track fetilltloe of the orig
int-god Forty-second street station will
a lot-got. infirm . over similar he.
chills: nil/orderly 1» o cunt elation.
cud inasmuch as “:i no norocloli fueli-
llion will lie roller 1 of o coopldernbic
nubmur of the pro nt train: of the
Control company. i! transfer to the
Inburbcn icon. it . M09“. in find
reason for slernt
or lack of decent
voting public. or
It.
%
not oompsuy for l harmonious openi-
ion.
“ but the progrc of the art of loco-
motvo design It .. e molten of
the locomotives ed , , y the Gen-
trnl south two , humiliated
the New ilev ” . to procure a
trouble of one . .
timeout: our, -
lttlo epsilon .
were“ ..
' I 0 I' '
g 11' of the Gen-
Hnieny members or the Masonic Order.
(ileum nationals this the wnuuptlonr
which accompanies it. nicyocnup
years. On its return itwl handyman
tr ols‘lhfi‘tlhir
archives. ot the Grand Indus of the
State or. New, York. . y
The ceremony. which took :plo‘octtin
i.
li‘emple, was conducted ' by ‘ Frank
biceps, Grand Mentor. Neur-
ly 1.000 Mucous were in nttouditnce.
f3. 3.: BURMMTIOTIFIQO AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Durham, of Carllsio Center. N.
Y.. writes: “About four more «so
I wrote you hinting that I lindbeon‘
entirely cured of .a, severe kidney
trouble by taking loss men two bot»
ties of Foley's Kidney (lure. -' fitter»
tirely stopped the brick dilutspdimont
and pain and symptoms or kidney dis
ease disappeared. i am glad to say
that i have never had a return of any
of those symptoms during the four
years that. have elapsed and item oviv
dently cured to stay cured, and hour-
tily recommend Foley’s Kidney Cure
to any one suffering from kidney or
bladder trouble." Sold at Pleisted's
Drug Store. .r . "
W .L »
PLEADED GUILTY 'ro ARION.
WALLINGF‘ORD. Nov. 1,—Dovid
Russell, who was arrested in Hartford
on the charge of nrson us a result of
the burning of u burn on the North
Farm. June llih, pleaded guilty in the
Borough Court «and won bound over in
$500 bonds for the superior Court. He
was taken to the New Haven jail for‘
safe keeping. MrsmAnno. Sheehun
testified that on the stint-noon in ques-
tion Russell come to her term and
wanted to clay in the barn. As he
was intoxicated M rttf Sheehun said she-
rofusod to allow him this privilege.
ulihough ho had formerly worked on
the place. Russell storied towards
the burn uttering threats and c. few
minutes, later Mrs. Sheo'han sow
smoke issuing therefrom. Russell re.
fused to stay and help save the live-
stock. in court in his own defense
Russell said that the fire started from
sparks from his pipe. .
$100 REWARD. $100.
The readers of this paper will he
pleused to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Chiarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Cstarrh
being a constitutional disease, re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Cntnrrh Cure is taken intern-
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
tion and assisting nature in doing its,
Work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
Address F. .i. CHENEY & C.. To-
ledo, O.
....
END OF MR8. WAfiREN'B PROFES-
‘ 8| .
NEW YORK. Nov. l.‘——All further
performances of George Bernard
Shaw‘s play, "Mrs. Warren's Profes-
sion.” which received its first pre-
sentation in New York at the Garrick
Theatre last night. were ordered stop-
pod today by Police Commissioner
McAdoo. Mr. McAdoo issued this or.
tier after u conference with Mayor
McClellan.
THE DOCTOR
Prescribed Vinoi for the Son of I
Prominent Glethlor.
Mr. Loo (l. iieilbrun. of Decatur.
iii.. writes: “it is I pleasure for me
to endorse Vinol after what it has
done for myoon Herbert. lie was in
a delicate condition and bed no oppo-
tlto. Our physician suggested Vlnol.
and it bus proved highly beneficialr
building up his appetite, increasing
his flesh und improving his health
generally.”
it com neutron.
One of the proprietors of The Clif-
d Pbermecy new “There is noth-
ing iiito Vinol for growling children. it
molten new vtteiityplound dosh end
muscle tissue. sud rich. pom, rod
icon. and my letters hove been
lved from grateful when and
int mother- whoco children on
mu fir ola' $3.1m. '1 hit“
,« , a new it, .w
‘ « elsbomtc ocreluonyinthe procedural
error-time um.
., . “l . , .
Dressers for M18883, Rooms. .,
Something entirely new and very nec‘ehbarylob for a
"grownup" ‘diebser foh‘ltva’jibjtoo hith'fdryittlitil’e i
irl to '
look in With satisfaction. , These are just right anti ”ivory
dainty little pieces of furniture. In mahogtin’y, bird’seye
maple and golden quartered oak. Nice for birthday or holl-'
(lily presents.
This includes a collecti
Fourth flbor, elevator.
Dinner 32?, Special.
f O. P. China iii eight dec-
orations, mostly floral patterns. Forfieteme~nots, pink roses,
Carnations and roses and fetus. The designs are unusually
vmnnit, ”no. ii. i'r ......
monsoon. no, mo. AT ....
monsoon NO. to. AT
it A; ’ fl“ 7: ‘51.], ”‘9' '« i ‘ oi' ‘a’w" M V]!
”was“: , was so. ' ‘ 8011“! MWQW'
oil- health. and ”mittew'tewlnol.
"The moon WI idle for '
“men's Iliqtfl‘i;
a source,“ . «f
0f censure or .
for future .1?
lilo dire which ;’
and while. under
ll «tended . . ;
a; lento e '
jun urn-ohm _
. tantrum nil loyal
worn on dour littlest»
attractive and the articles in graceful-shapes. It is displayed
on one of the large tables at the front of the China Store.
m pieces. regularly $22.50, for $17.50.
.. ... ...”. wt 9 -
p“Rond‘ra.' ’ Inch Poplin. ‘
This is a cotton Poplin with a. fine rib, soft finished.
and the colors equal to the finest wool 'Poplins. Pearl gray.
sky bluc,_Alicc blue; resetla, pink and garnet. Truly the
wash goods are eminently satisfactory and the reasonable
prices enables one to have several pretty frocks. Thisqueer
named Irish Poplin will do for house wear, and the lighter
shades for evening. Regular 35c value, for 25¢.
Wash Goods Section.
, ‘ ‘ .: ‘i‘ a, ' .. ......»
Children’s Fancy Handkerchiefs.
. The dainty little boxes filled with Fancy Handkerchiefs
for children have arrived and our assortment is quite cout-
pictc. it is not too early to select gift Handkerchiefs. In
fact it is better than over now. Prices for boxes with Hand-
kerchiefs, 15. i9 and 25c.
'\\'e have Oil Heaters of all sizes. From $2.50 up.
The D. M R... Co
a «‘w >0 "'4’
Every Family
Needs a .
Sewing machine.
Every lady wants the best Sewing
Machine she can have.
We think we can supply the univer-
sal need. ~
We think we can give you the best
value for your money.
Note the figures:
.. . 319.60.
.. ......... ...... .. $22.50.
H... 825.00.
.
All of Golden Oak, hood rubbed wood work. nlckoledtsfece plate. stool
foot catchment. ‘
We “370!" inspection of these superior Machines at populer pricel.
7‘. ,
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p. t if of. ill‘.’
for , lion
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