Imltoflons and "Just-es-good” are but:
Nitride with ion elidiiufirei- no ‘
'enélilxneriene‘o against
What is CASTORIA
Milk is n homeless mbstituto for Chiller Oil. Pei-o-
forte; brops and Booming Syrups. It ii ii'Ioniant. If:
.V enume- neither Opium, Morphine nor other rumba
* coherence. Its age is its nrantee. It deem Wei-Inn
and alloys Feveflshnesi. it cures Diarrhoea; and Wind
‘Ooflc. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures C6‘notlputlon
and Fintuleney. It assimilates the Food; regulates the
"T‘Siibninoh and Bowels, giviun; healthy and natural sleep.
. (the Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
mums CASTORI A ALWAYS
Beers the Si store at
/ Ell
The Kill You Havel Al rays Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
on: «anon eo-nnv. to home when. norm m
”—
WANT COAL?
We‘ ve got it, to burn. Best kind.
loo. Curefully selected, clean cool
that is all cool and nothing else. No
dust, no dirt, no slute. And prlcee
always the. lowest. 'Wuen you get a
ton from us it's right. Our guarantee
is book of it. You take no chances.
Prompt delivery. Satisfaction assur-
ed.
The Daniel Keogh Goal to.
Seavlew Ave. . East Norwalk, Ct
Tel. 145-4.
II J:
Steward Stoves
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
Your money back if not satisfied after a month's trial.
Weekly Payments
A. Angcvine 3- Son
134 Washington Street. South Nerwalk,‘ Conn.
WWW.-.“ .t—l'.
jOAL. COAL VCOAL
At the Lowest Prices.
2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
3. HERSHFIELD usou
:22 Water §treot, Telephone 236-3.
Wood St.. Tel. 203~5. Public Market, 32 So. Main St.
John T w“Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
s ..- gr...
[III You Heard the Lutes
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the heat Coal.
' heurtily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
best stock. int tiou'l lulu: our word for it Try a loud and prove
It: to your out) satixiac ‘on. Not much risk In that. if it s all right.
give no II chance at onIt \Vintel II Loai We me here to do business
1 etc-phone I13 3.
aymond Bros
..me
Buy You
Cloning, Skirts and Millinery
. . summon: won at unendingI
We.
Peuglikeapols, bunkers and ‘inontral
New Euulund.
roeonkelnrem in. v. November
of tho Iltmk
holder: of the central ow Enirlanti,
Dutebeen County. and the Panama»-
ale Bride-e Railroads in this city you-
terday, when dlmtore for the three
.Ioudn were elected withoilt control».
These l'OlldiIl are all controlled by the
N w York. New Haven A Idol-Ilene
iti‘. :I-o'IIII commuv. but lit the rum
lugs the policy at the company ’w‘aII
It ‘dlllcuen‘od The loilowiui are tlge
directors an elected: ’
rounhkebpete Bridge Enllmhd coni-
venue—dearer: .1. green. E. Milnerm
Newton Barney. Skinner. Gemuc
McCullocil Miller J P.Morgnn. Wll
lluln Rockefeller, C. El Mellon, Frank
W. Cheney. Charles F. Bracket Arthur
D. Onbomb l. DeVeI' Winner and
Robert W Taft.
Duchess County Raihond—I-Gem go ..l
llt‘l‘ Edwin MllnoI. C. S. Mellon. Rob
burl W. Tall and Charles F Breaker.
HCentral New England Rollroudw.
Mullen, J. P. Morgen Gomge Mo
CIIlloch Millet. George J. Brush, Add
win Mllner, T) Newton Barney Wil-
lllllll Rockefeller, Frank W. Cheney l-l.
MI-K. 'l‘wombh and Chester W Cha
pin
LA GBtPPE THRICE CURED.
"l have had the grip three Illll‘urent.
limes," IIIIys Ml'l-l. Thee. Clolnnd. ol
Alliance, Ohio, and was left with u
bud cough. livery time 1 Wall cured
by the use of Chemberluln'n Cough
Remedy and i can not speak too high
Iy of this valuable medicine" F01
eule bv btilleon Powell Corporation.
Clifford l’lInImncy and Zeltluns Phil]:
Inncy.
EVA GINSBURG GOES ”TO JAlL.
NEW BRITAIN. November ”.w’l‘he
a
trial of Eva Ginsburg, charged with
manslaughter by causing the deuth of
ortlon‘wus closed here. yesterday and
the woman was bound over
next term of the Snuellor Court un
to jail
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Tiurhnm, of (lm-llsio Center, N.
Y._ writes: "About four years ago
I wrote you stating that i had been
entirely cured of n severe kidney
trouble by taking him than TWO bol-
”th ot’ lI‘oley'II Kidney Cure. it on-
tirely stopped the brick dust sediment
IInd pain and Ivyulptoms of kidney tllh
(‘IHC disuppcmnd
llmt l lIIIIe never had It mum of our
of those symptoms during the fouri
yours thut hnve elapsed end 1 nm ovi-
llly lt‘ttlllllnt‘ntl Foley's Kldru (lun-
In any one sufferl'ng from kidney or
bladder tmublo"
lung Store.
Cl
Best Quality.
(irunitc Art Squares
Granite Art Squares
tirnuiln Art Squares
V {(0 ”1' link".
II will save van lrlv Per 'cm a“. the Dollar.
We nu aroma: a nether m. '
he Fair Cloak and Pill Store.
es. WAN-“NOT ON I'l'RIIT.
no: new}; III In.
White around hawker”. and it taken alter the
me In ‘
“My' The” green Lucky child!"
“Wignw lune you em seen Mrs.
M?
" II but l'vo neon intuition”
lilo Prue. ‘
lei Problenmwlmmhnr and Lem
dill buin't neon Weary
no" League Beundcre -J'No; has
led hlmnell are college permw
livid no one In den: Hon
‘ write II magazine article on)
Veion' inbuilwhldk. = l
«rune ,
priced
Selina Detublnskn by means of an uh I
to the.
Vi
Broom. D Neilvlon Burney. W M'. Skin. .
I not glad to say .
dontly cured to stay cured and how i
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
Medium Quality.
Regular price. 80 to 85C.
Regular price, Slum,
Mlflllll HLliUliil
......... I I
.. ....... .....3
All Wool Art Squares
All Wool Art Squares
All Wool Art Squares ..........3
Pro llrIIIIIIelII Art Squares. . . . . . ....2%
Pro llrusenln Art Squares. . . . . . . . . .3
Pro lirnssols Art Squares. . ..
Tapestry lirIIIIeelII .........3
Axminaler Art Squirt-II. 3 ym’dn by 4 yards, 017.50 ”$33.50. Regular prices $1: to $25.
Aenvllnn noon. moron knoll,
lhiient Relief, Po nont Cure-Trlnl
mohair: MollilltiI‘Iree to All
in Plain qupppr.
Files is It feirtul disease but easy
to euro if you at it! I‘lldu.
th The knife is dun-
gh It‘d V unhecv
An operatic
serous. el-I‘Iel.
esuury.
I if”?
There in Just one other 'nuro Wily-l0
be cured—~palnloeu, eniequd in the pl‘lr
may of your 0va homo-At is Pyrumld
i’lle Clue.
We mail II trial puckuge flee to all
who write.
it will give you instant I'dllul'. IIbow
you the harmlees painless nature of
this giant lemony and still: you well
on the way toward a. perfoc cure.
Then you can get. a felt sized box
from any druggist for 50 cents, and
otteu one box clues.
if the drugglet tries to sell you
something just as good it. in because
he makes more money on the substi-
lute.
insist, on having what yugu call for.
The cure begone at once innd contin-
ues rapidly until it is common: and
der a bond of $7 000 She Ivns token tpermnnet
You can go right eheod with your
work and be easy and comllortnble all
G. B. BURHAM TESTlFlES AFTER the time
‘ it is Well worth trying.
l Just send your name and address to
Pyramid inns: Co. 6792 Pyramid
Building. Mnrnbull. Mich. nndI receive
free by return mail the trial package
in a plain wrapper.
Tbouuundn have been cured in this
may. unlnlouu und inexponelve way, in
the primer of the home.
No knife and its torture.
No donor and his hills.
All Iirugglstk. 50 come.
day for It free. package.
Write to-
} Selfishnvsn is not in living as one
\Ilshos to The hut in demanding tlInt
Sold at PInlsted‘ I; others shall live as one wished they
“liiilllll 'iw
tearing the [lush in Christmas.
Beginning November lst we wall to clear up our stock to make room for
HOLIDAY GOODS already arriving.
To do this we shall make SPECIAL PRICES on various lines to close them
out or reduce them in quantity.
THIS WEEK we SHALL BEGIN IvIViIII 7. . ‘
FLOOR COVERINGS
NOTE THE PRICES.
Lengths 5 yards to 20 yards. at ........ 60c Spotiul price .
Lengths Jo yards to 30 yards. at ....... .65c
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
Mal/3 yards by 3 yards. 3 2.49. Regular price.$ 2.98
yards by 33/; yards. 3 2.98. Regular price. $ 3.49
...3 yards by .I yardo. O 3.49.. Regular price.$ 3.98
“2% yards by 3 yards. 3 4.98. Regular price, $ 0400
.. . .V .3 yerdlby 31/; yards, 3 6.90. Regular price, $ 8.40
yards by 4 yards. 8 8.49. Regular price. $ 9.00
yards by 3 , yards. I 5.98. Rounder price. $ 0.75 1*
yards by 3M yin-Ila. 3 7.98. Rer‘nder‘prieem 9.49 I
.....".3 yin-tie by 4 yurdn. 3 8.98. Regular price. $0.80 I
yard» by 4 yard». $14.98. Regulitr prlcv,$l7.50 I“
CHINA AND JAPANEVSE MATTINOS. ‘illort lengths and odd pieces lit redncedi
ALL WOOL INGRAIN.
Medium Quality. ‘
Regular price: ()OL‘.
ALL WOOL INC-RAIN,
Regular price, 75c.
ill liliPLl till
in“ other foedn III Iptleiul pricelg
Until Apparatus Became Dinrranaod
CHICAGO Nov 2m». dtnoetcb
the Tribune roIn Spilnxfleld,
iiiWBl
ill..
huge make. was discovered here yen-
terduy He ls George Brown. a big
new hailink from Gem‘s". who ep-
ulled to Dr. Walter Ryan to have the
silver plate which hold the horde in
place removed from his head. I ' "'
Fm more Ihnn It year ends months
the negro hud been earrtying e pinto
about on bill hood. ounce.qu beneath
the scalp but recently it began to slip
out. of place canning considerable die
comfort
He said that the plate had been in-
’ sorted under hie ....in for the purpose
. of installing;
two home upon it. At
the same t the two of hill front teeth
. lied been owned off and supplied with
old crowns upon which could be
I screwed down two formidable looking
. rum. and when this had been incom-
I phoned he went on the road with ll.
. show posing as a real “wild men." He
.. declared that in this fashion he had
traveled all over the state of Georgia.
attracting wondering multitudes or
ueople who came to gate on the real
live "wild men." captured in the re
- cusses of Aflmlcu
All the negro eeld that the plate had
been hurting him for some time. DI
Ryuu took the man to St. .lohn' ii Hoe-
pltnl. where he removed it.
WANTED CASE» REOPENED.
Attorneys Rodgers Ind Tripp Sent
Representative! to
Gen
BRIDGEPOR‘T‘ November 2.-—As II
IeI-Iult of the action of Judge Nichol
son in calling the bonds of Frank L.
Rodgers and Dwight K. Tripp, lawyers
who are awaiting trial charged with
obtaining money on notes from Hen-
ry G. Wheeler, of Strntford. under
false protencou. Mr. Rodgers appear-
ed in City court yesterday with‘ his
bondsmun and asked for s reopening
of the ease.
The application was allowed by
Judge Nicholson and a new bond was
filed, Albert W, Knapp. fathervindaw
of Rodgers, again becoming his sure-
ty. Alexander Troup. bondemen for
'l‘rlpp was also there and stated that
he would cpply for n. reopening oi
TIlpp‘II case before next Wednesday.
when the cases me to be tried.
Mr. Rodgers stated ton post report~
or that the entire affair was n mis-
take. He had been told by one of him
counsel he said, that it was not not:
eesmy to uppent yestetdny and that
the old bonds would hold good
Judge Nicholson eluted to day that
the whim had been straightener! out
satisfactorily by the filing of new
bonds no that now neither the accusi-
ed nor the court will be prejudiced
Death has evidently traded his pale
liOlSl: it» an automobll
. . ........ 50c
......... o I I
Best Quality.
.‘h
§
Did stunts With II Travailnu show“
lo .,
Areal wild nun). with horns and" i
in on men not
I avenue.
i bio monument but all the
5mm.“ of Which wn‘ due to the
iv e utensil, I em
I f. 0 0
movies
\Iuoup,r the new things in
the Furniture Store are litany
V odd and choice pieces for the
Drawing-room. Rarel beau-
tiful articles in malyogony,
oak, and teakwood, speci—
‘mens of which me be seen
this week in. once the Can
pet Store windows.
of taffeta.
of colors and styles.
with the value represented.
Handkerchiefs.
mend for ianc y work.
China Special.
ations.
sAIo sweernunr wAs LIN-rho:
Charles Letter-t, of Horrln9toh. Took
Poison. and mod Several .
'0! m A~90
TORRTNG'T‘ON November 2.—~'l‘he
body of Charles "lielfmt a driver for
J. F. Beldnnf, of this place Was found
yenterdey in a fence-comer of II pne-
ture lot on Torrlngton Heights. A note.
found in his pocket and addressed to
his brother, Hermann Lelfert, of Tor-
rington. explained that he intended to
commit suicide, because his sweet,-
hesrt. II Miss muse, su posed to live
here. would not remain rue to him.
The body was found lying face
I, downward and in a condition Which
{seems to allow Ithut he Was dead uevo
rel days before the body was found.
John Murphy, while hunting rabbits,
happenmlmpon the body. ,He did not
recognloe It all that of helium. He
reported bin mm to Chief of Ponce L.
1". Hull mid Dr. T. S.’ Hanchelt, who
‘ went immediately to the place not!
brought tire body to Torrlngton. Dr.
Honohett has made It cursory examin-
ation of the body and ill of the opin-
ion that the num committed suicide
by winning. The father of the dead
l l l l Lengths 5 yards to 20 yards. . . . . . .. ...600 l Thai. (gin! Imlfert. llveiII III l‘l'an‘vln'g‘on.
, H. "l'l"l)”0 and ,,,,, c , r ... . rulorimdliluncereolen or
”'l‘ l‘ 5 3“ ‘ ‘ y 75 Ltnuths 20 yanle to 30 yards. .. ....65c l “um". leniiel'l‘hul been mining for
Lengths 20 yards to 30 yards ............ 85¢ a “a“ ma it w“ ”ppm“ that M
BODY BRUSSELS I- . LOWER pmceoooons -i1I..IIeIimu.
' at correspondingly low prices: vim: From A ‘ . .
Volvo“ and Magnets. to on TO OUR! A OOLD IN ONI DAY.
Regular price $1 no to $1. 25 cl? ' 35c 4 ' l 'l‘uke installvo llromp liniIIVnIeigl‘nl‘It
l.I nulhu 5 yIIIIlu to 10 IIIthI, . . . . . . .. . . . . ” CRVEX “5”!”in VI; ‘: all; “imaging; whgi-ovlllaniilygnutum
These pricVVoI do not include Stair Comet; . Shot-IV length-II. at . ..... ..... 30c ; are
A...“
HAH‘T‘FO‘D HAD A 01.000 MRI.
HARTFORD Nomi—~41") III the
bound of the Good Shepherd in Storm
lIIIIl Mm. created consider»
inmate!
Who were at dolrotloll It the time tho
. fire broke out. Were chin to leave with
out Injury. The the rum fluently eon-
nt, and «need i tone of bowl .1 500.
near poured true the in it III
llevod lief rile lune
‘fonluet II no let in one of the up-
hlli m ‘ .- ‘
dint.
‘r 5.13. I
lie Orion,
".1
ll fibril ween
if! roll“ I: divinity oliflol 1m
ml . the he went
The" I M.
chairman”. I
ed to the second lloor of the bulld- bond
“II onrtaln Elma
one were we; to II.
. for any ammonia the pm of high
“0
I .1
Cowgirl flight.
I18”.
Ii
—
Artistic Furnitum, .
Mihogeny5'1‘ableo
Corbin Ohairs
Curio Cabinet:
Vernis Mirtin‘Chairo
Toekwood Tebourets
and Pedestals.
Fourth floor, like elevator.
Luxurious Petticoats.
Just so long as feminine fancy revels in silken skiIts.
just so long will there be. provided the beautiful Petticoats
lhis season they are more/than even bewitching.
Have you noticed the fine window display? At the depart
Incnt there III a very large assortment in an endless variety
Brocades and plain taffeta in rich
shades, light colored befrilled skirts for evening wear, and a
ulaguificentliue of Black Petticoats.
Prices in accordance
«A Special to Dress Goods.
At the Section for Colored Dress Goods there.’ Is a little
gathering to close out protilptly.
Some plain colors, some
mixtures. different weaves in medium weight, but all desir-
able for coat suits and odd walking skirts. It is not possible
to describe them as the line is so mixed, but thevalue is here.
48 to 54 inches in width.
$1.00 a yard.
There is a good supply at present of
the dainty Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs St) much in de-
I3s each: .2 for 25¢.
Do not forget there is a Special in em”.
ncrware, an unusual offering in U. 1’. China with fine decor-
Sets worth $22.50 for $17.50.
The D. M.
Read v Co.
STATE orrIoIALIs mom
, sneer.
Treasurer of the Pli'armocy 'lblrd
Cannot Account for $1.380.
HARTFORD. November 2.—-0lilclnl
statements termed from the oil‘oes of
the Slate Comotrdller and Attorney-
Geuernl today any that George L lilti-
ebree, of MeIlden treasurer of the
Stole Pharmacy Commission. is short
in hlII accounts. The discovery is a.
surprise to the drugstore 'of the mate
who comprise tile Connecticut‘fbnr-
muceutleul Association. and is new
to the Inalorlly‘el the state olicllie.
Commissioner memes owes the‘otule
81,380. it lfl said. Concerning the re
ported shortage Deputy Stile Comp-
troller more“ loaned the fellow!“
statement today: “The commislion-
ere did not mike thelr semi-annual
accounting in June. Upon their otten
tlou being called to the matter by the
comptroller they elated that this was
owing to the delinquency of their
treasurer. Mr. Ellsbree. whom they
devoted to take charge of the liner»
ole! metre of the Board The mem-
ber-II of the board re fully bonded
and all are liable t lite note. The
matter to new In line hands of the M-
IomeyIuoneral."
Allorney- (lengrlil King had this to
any regarding t e bitumen.
"The matter who laid before me
ubout two We one. There have
been two thallium 0! dine hommltlnlon
one at my office clues then. Al the
bud meeting. October 80. Mr. liltin-
IIrI-e wen email and exhibited 'lIIII
«venom, which wet found norm-I III
lhe other oomhIlo‘olonIm lull! by the
Ill-put eumhtrol . it showed “Oi. all"
one we note. mun-m vim
the nonunion of v. lrv em Milli hie
lllhoaltb. and light he would shortly
p to the the, built due.
V‘Tho cute Wm» an Iggy
V 9
event. on it ll
II. in try the“ Mil melt
try of the dill“ nonhuman. It.
ought to bevflill in relation to Own-
Ieluloners mi! III! mm. III.
“II mile the board.
tfllMW 1”“
III hit in! ‘
ohm mittens III
II I
mum
to film for
having Wotan mull?! instill!
“ion III on.
W New or"
rum in oil! Mir:
:ngmih' 1 Mini rm."
“it For lbi'ilo‘li!
Norwalk Chronicler