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peigour Slouilichbiarrhga
mfiomulsionsd’evensh-
and Loss or Swap.
uAcSqu'lo Signature of
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WANT COAL ?
‘ till.
We've got it. to burn. Best kind.
too. Carefully sclcctud. clean cool
that is all cool und nothing else. No
dust, no dirt, no slate. And prices
always the lowest. When you gct‘n
loll from us it‘s right. Our guarantee
is back of it. You litlii‘ no chances
Prompt delivery. Satisfaction iissur
lhe Daniel Keogh boa! C0.
East Norwalk. cl.
Tel. 145—3.
Seavlew Ave.
2:53-
134 Washington Street.
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
Your money back if not satisfied after a month‘s trial.
Weekly Payments
A. J. Kngcvine 8' Son.
South Norwnlk, Conn.
best Slui‘lt.
m. .. . - ' . . .. -. .. .. .
llillltl YOU llllill'll lllll liillllSl .
It's all over town. They say Raymond has the l)t‘Sl (,‘oul.
heartily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
lint don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. if it‘s all right,
give us a chance at your \‘i’iutcr's Coal. We are here to do business
’l'cli'pliouc ”3-3.
\Vl
I “it Fol
Buy Your I
Clocks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
I! will save vac Thirty Per Cool on the Dollar.
We auaranfu a perfect m.
4' (limit and Fur Store,
Mi WASHINGT 0N STREET
who this all press agent for Senator A.
W. Pulse. of Bridgeport, ours that the
‘ . scooter-lust Friday told him that ho
. muse) lilo candidate for the Ranch-
lican nomination for governor. and’
ecu.
. with. lugmlrnluu.
Once More. ‘
EARTH-70m). Nov. , Yarn?!» Ehrlich.
that he sllullAbointhe field when the
tint? cornea tori ill selection to be
'\I 3' . . .. . ‘7 ‘
q ..lr. Forbes adds: ‘ .. . .
,“With the convention ulna months
away, this outlining of plans odd for-
ces for the campaign would not bcl
ludiclous. .
f‘S’eniltor Paige has been in the pub-
lic mind for a. long while and has
steadily gained in popularity and lend-
crship.
{‘th position in the Repullcun pur-
by. was strengthened by him in the
senate last winter and his candidacy
for the governorship will be supported
by Republicans of force and/influence
in all parts of the state.
“Senator Pulse will have the back-
ing of the people. as he has made his
way from ham to the places of pro-
fessional ilud public distinction which
he holds."
a. a. BURHAM ‘rasriFiee AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
(l. B. Burhuuu of Curllslc Center, N.
Y., writes: “About. four years ufzo
I wrote you suiting that I had been
entirely cured of a. severe kidney
trouble by taking loss than two hot.-
ilcs of Foley’s Kidney Cure. It on—
tircly sloppediihc brick dust sediment
and pulp and symptoms of kidney dis-
ease disappeared. l mu glad to say
’lllll. l have never had a return of any
of those symptoms during .tho four
years that have elapsed and I am evt~
‘Ii-utly cured to stay cured. and hear-
tily recommend Foley's Kidney Cure
to any one suffering from kidney or
bladder trouble." Sold at Pluistcd’s
Drug Store. ‘ "
NEW CORPORATIONS.
HARTFORD. Nov. 7.~—'i‘he Sanitary
House Cleaning Compiiny of New Ha-
ven has filed it certificate of Incorporn‘
'lilll with u capitol- stock of $35,000.
filial-lea A. Krilus. Frank 0. Dayton
and Churlcu A. Hurrilunn are. the in~
-orporiitors.
The H. l’. llisscl (20.. of Litchfleld.
was incorporated yesterday with a
"illllllll stock of 38.000. The firm will
icnl iii general iuorrhunillse.
NO CASE OF PNEUMONIA ON REC-
ORD ‘
We do not know of ii single instance
whom it cough or cold rel-lulled iii
pneumonia, or consumption when Fo-
ley's Honey and Tur had been taken.
it cures coughs and colds perfectly,
:o do not take chuucex with some lili-
known propin'utiou which may contain
million. which muse cousiiputlou, ll
condition that. retards recovery from n
tillll. Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar
South Numb; monitoring Finding
Relief It but.
. it licences»; that. women have. more
than it fair share of the aches and
pain- thnt hither humanity; they must '
“been uh.” must intend to duties in
spite of constantly itching books. or
headaches. dizzy spoil». hearing down .
stoop means torture. They‘muct walk i
and many aches from kidney ills. Kid-
llfiY‘fl'clllflq. morehufiedng than any
other organ of the.hoily.
and is endorsed y people you know.
Mrs. James Jennings. of 3 Tollos
street. a citizen of South Norwnlk
says: “I got [Joan‘s Kidney Pills at
Piaiatcd's drug store. .My been called
at the time. and althought I had very
little faith in proprietary medicines, l
was curprhied how quickly and quietly
they acted. When i finiuhed the box
the backache disappeared.”
For solo by all dealers. iPrlce. 50
cents. Foster-Mllhuru Co. Buffalo.
N. Y.. sole agents for the United
Sixties. ,
Remember the
tnko no other.
nume~Doun's-—and
H
‘Tnouate ON BALTIC LINE.
Power Full. Consolidated Railway Co.
on New Division.
WILLIMAN'l‘lC, Nov. 7.——-'l‘he COll‘
solldutcd Railway (lonlpully'li-l having
considerable troublowiill its power on
the Willlmahtlo-Baliic division, and it
hits been almost a. daily occurrence for
it week to huve the power fall. which
has stalled curs about the city.
Saturday night Alli!) lust car for Nor-
wich. which leuvoa this city at if :30
o‘clock. was several hours late iii no
rivlllg there. Among the passengers
won it woman and the conductor and
iiioloriuan loaned her their coats to
keep her warm while the car was
stalled.
The car which leaves hero at. 4:50
in the. afternoon was stullcd on South
Main street and the car leaving Baltic
ill, 4:40 was stopped in u dreary Wllslii
of woods. Oil the latter our Wore three
women with babies. 'l‘hc bullies begun
to cry for milk and some of the men
left the our, climbed o. barb-wire fence
and wont considerable distance nitrous
milk for tho bullies. The Baltic cur
rnnchcd Willliiluutlc iii 7:15 iii the orc-
hing.
Do not be deceived by coiiuterfeits
when you buy Witch Hazel Salvo. The
name of E. (3. DoWltt & Co. is on
every box of the genuine. Piles in
their worst form will soon pass away
no] Salvo night and morning. Best
for Cuts. Burns. Bulls. 'l‘uitcr, Eezcmu.
oic.
viiid refuse any substitute offered. Sold
ii: Plnlstuil‘s Druc Store. ”
HOLIDAY GOODS already
Lengths
tirauilc Ari, Squares ..
more than a. cough; it is a. deep-seated inflam-
. on or eotarrh of the bronchial tubes and
' allied to asthma. and the most fruitful
o of consumption. It home: all schools of
,. _ o, and cough cures, loaded with nor-
I are worthless and harmfin, because no
:7 taken internally only, ever did or can
. alone has triumphed in every one for 90
. i y '
their. is drops every a lawn and on who to We the oil-m
dam with but. clear Balm every night. That is the secret. It
. reduces the “Walton, time that gulch. chips the
, mil ruining of phlegm. moonlit the lunmtotho vim
. (let the (too or “.00 bottle, keep up the treatment
it for u tow week: and we tomcat ileum etchi- deviate .
cm of, union rmsumptiun. he cocaine or optimal.
‘ ‘9 I). lit Juneau i do, tumultuous. Indium-
All Wool Ari Squares
prices. ’ t».
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
Medium Quality.
Regular price, So to 85¢.
5 yards to '20 yards, :it.. . . .. ..
Length.» 2o yards to 30 yards. at ........ 65c
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
Best Quality.
Regular price. $1.00.
Lengths 5 yards to 20 yards... . . . . . . .. .75c
Lengths .zo yards to 30 yards ...... .....85¢
BODY BRUSSELS.
Velvets and Moqueiii.
Regular price $1.00 to $1.25
.l.ieiugllis 5 yards to 20 yards. . .. . ..
These prices do not include Stair Carpets.
Hllll illilUlllllll lNl HPEl HUGS.
Granite Ari Squares
(lrauile Art Squares
All \l'iml .‘\l‘l Squares
All Wool :\i'l Squares
l'ro lirussels Art Squares“
l’ro llruuurlu Ari Squares. ..
l’ro Brussels Art liquorice. . . . ..
Tapestry Brunet-ls .........3
Axiuiustrr Art Squares, 3 yards by 4 yardll, $17.50 to $22.50. Regular prices $22 to $25.
; Clearing the ”(hill llll’ Christmas.
Beginning November lsi. we want to clear up our stock to make room for
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 WITH '
FLOOR COVERINGS.
NOTE THE PRICES.
\,
.60c Special price
.LOW
....,75c
.. . . .. . .4); yards by 3 yards.
.. . .3 yards by 31/2 yards.
. . . . .. . .3 yards by 4 yards.
“23.; yards by3 yards.
.. . . . . . .3 yards by 3% yurdu.
. .. ..3 yards by 4 yards.
........2}/3 yards by3 yards,
.. . . . .3 yards by All yards,
. . . .3 yards by 4 yards,
yards by 4 yards,
CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS. Short lengths and odd picc‘es at. reduced
SMYRNA. BUGS, WILTON RUGS, and other goods lii special prices.
_ u
flu". "3 it
Deacon Sloan.
pains: they must stoop over. when to 1
nod bend and work with racking pains ‘
q - Keep the L us vinegar or churn us it lemon. Ho
kidneyswell and health is easily main» 2 can have one. that in sickening in its
tallied. Reed of a. remedy for kidneys i sweetness or intoxicating in its aroma.
only that helps spit cugec the kidneys i '
,lnuntllun cannot
gangs if the theories of Deacon Slbun
in short. there is no flavor known to
,the chicken for many years. but his
thought they might do some good. 1‘
lots to n farmhouse, where they goti
if you will apply Dchtl‘s Witch l-Iu-
Sold by The- Clifford Phnr-
mucy. '-
M
ALL WOOL INGRAIN.
Regular price, hoe.
ALL WOOL INGRAIN,
Regular price, 75c.
Lengths 5 yards to 20 yards. . . . . . .. . . .6oc
Lengths 20 yards to 30 yards. . . . . . ..
at correspondingly low prices; viz.: From
CREX MATTINO.
Short lengths, at . .......
MAKE! HEN AVON 866% _
of Zion City, Hoe lo-
om Feeding Process.
CHIQAUU, 1",. Nov. 7.--Deacou
Bloun. of Zion City. says there's no
reason why. ii an shouldn't have an
egg with the lover of on orange for
breakfast, every morning it his teeth
loads in that direction.
“Simply u question of feeding." any
the. deacon. , ‘
'l‘hc deacon'u but. of egg flavors isn't
exhausted when he speaks of the 01‘-
,unge. A mun can have up on bitter
be reproduced in
are correct.
The deacon has been the friend of
i friendship did not ripen into compan—
;louuhip until one years use.
Ho learned that by giving them one
1 kind of food that a certain flavor could
be detected in the egg. , When he
loliilngcd the. food the flavor changed.
He began to experiment. Success was
his own. And then came mimicry. The
oggu provided by tho deacon were dif-
il‘crcut in flavor from all other eggs
found in Zion;
The success of Deacon Sloan has
mude chicken ruiscrs of half the citl~
zone of Zion. llcucou Davin in the own-
er of 300 fowll-i. Deacon Holllnger. who
lives but ii few doors away, is dovot~
lug his limo to retiring White Wynn-
doiiou. I'lcncon Cook is partial to
‘liliode island Reds. (l. 1.. Greer will -
have none hilt single combs. while.
llcilcmis Ernest and Shirley I). Wil-
liiims say that. Partridge Cochins are
the most satisfactory fowls.
BUT FEW ARE FREE.
But few people are entirely free
from indigestion at this season of the
your. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not.
only the host remedy to use because it
digests what you eat but because it
also enables the digestive apparatus to
assimilate and transform all foods in.
to tissue-building blood. ‘ Kodol rc-
Iieves sour stomach, heart burn, belch-
ing. and all forms of indigestion. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy.
CONSIDERING THE IMMIGRATION
MATTER. '
HARTFORD. Nov. 7.——-‘The commis-
sion of ten members uppolmed by
§iloverilor Roberts to consider the llll‘
migration question and to confer with
The national couliillilee ill. New York
next lleccuibcr, to suggest a hill to in-
pi'cseiitcd in Congress to control. lllOl‘l.‘
effectually immigration. met ut lilo of-
llco of Joel S. lves. in this city. yosim-~
day afternoon and turmoil iiil organi-
zullon.
STOP THAT COLD
or it, may result in Pneumonia. Bril-
zlliiiu Bnlm is breaking up colds when.
ever tried, ulmout without exception.
it). 25. 50c and $1.00 bottles. 'i‘hoVClii-
for i. Baxter's uud Plnlated's. "
Medium Quality.
..n...-...on~.o
Best Quality.
. . .65c
ER PRICED GOODS .
use to 40¢.
........
30c
Regular price. $ 2.98
Regular price, $ 3.49
$ 2.49.‘
3 2.98.
$ 3.49. Regular price. ill 3.98
$ 4.98. Regular price. ill om
$ 6.98. Regular price, $ 8.40
3 8.49. Regular price, $ 9.60
8 593. Regular price, $ 6.75
$ 7.98. 'llrguliir price, $ 9.49
S 8.98. Regular price. $0.80
$14.98. Regular price, $17.50
0"
fit A‘
Bedroom F
you like dork oak, there are the
finish.
iii-ass licds in new designs
[You have noticed the com
specimens.
Fourth floor,
.0 .
tcrial as soon as possrble. A pu
one to a lesson without charge.
danger and (iyttcriyl.
lars, clicuiiscttcs, etc.
lessons.
The D. M.
NUT NO. 2 COAL lights on
high priced Coal.
HARRIS &
68 WATER STREET.
Bridgeport dvertl emote.
an.
Redd Co.
Enabh'elnd 1857.
mum.
it is merely a (mention of the favorite kind of wood and
the style in which it is made. If you like rich. dark mahog-
any. your Suite may be Colonial or Modern English. it
Modern Euglish‘buitcs of
fumed oak, a dull brown, perhaps the most'durable of any
(loldeu'oak with its rich warm tints is shown in plain
or curved pieces of great beauty. .
A Special in golden oak. three pieces. bed.dresscr and
wash stand, the dresser with 24x30 beveled plate mirror
for $25.00.
from $23.00 to $65.00.
biuatiou beds, of brass and
wood. l‘lallilSOlllCly finished head and foot rails of mahog-
any. golden oak and birilseye maple aroused in connection
with brass uprights and scroll work. We are sole represen-
tatives in this city for this style of bed and have some fine
. Springs, Mattresses. Ilolstcr Rolls and Pillows.
elevator.
Baby Carriage Robes.
These are all in pure snowy wliitc,ias they should be.
Various kinds of soft. fluffy, warm fur to keep the baby snug
and comfortable while out of doors.
\Vllitc Fur Robes .............................. $3.75
liur Robes with pockets ...... . ...... . $5.00 and $5.50
Angora Robes, soft and silky .......... $12.0. to $13.50
Carpet Store, first floor.
M
All ladies who intend to avail themselves of the Embroi-
dery Lessons will secure early attention by selecting lila—
rcliase of sec or over, entitles
Materials in stock for Ilar-
Sliirl Wilists really for embroidery. llanilkercliicfs, col-
Tucsday and Friday mornings for
Read Co. '
ickly, burusircely, lasts well.
It will bake, boil, slow, or fry as well and as promptly as any
EGANS .00-
Telephone 450-.
"Good Housekeeping" tells of a now.
ol way to cook griddlccilkcs so ihutx
the one who presided at table could
ill iilc some time serve cakes nil-oi
and but. Got it uonpuiouc griddle iol
fit the top of your chilliupdish i'rumo.i
‘ Heat the griddle thoroughly on the
range. then. when ready to begin fry-l
lug eukcs light your alcohol lump uud'
place iii. your place. the butter in n
dainty bowl. ill thin wuy tho eukcli
can be served piping hot.
TO CURE A COLD IN ON! DAY.
'l’uke quIivc limmo Quiiliuo Tilli-
lelfl. Drussistn refund money if it
fails to euro. Ill. w. (lrovo's signature
is on ouch box. 35c. .
VIM
A gift which your husband or broth-.
Tel; will appreciate. especially the
-‘brolher who hull no one in particular
to keep his little (irons accessories in
order. In a torus ribhomwound riiut,
Ill-pended with ribbon to hang his
crawls iii. . ’ r -
v . . W‘. :n‘ “I
“I THANKSTHI LORD!"
' cried munch Plant; of Little Rock.
Ark. “for. the relief 1 so: from Buck-
ioll'il Milieu Salve. it cured myfeiio
, would heal, and from which I hull cuf-
fereii for it yearn." it is c marveimie
heater for cute, homo and wounds.
“moment.“ F. H. Baxter’s. heath
moi-mill. undid. P. Wood'u. Norwulk.
vii; utorcs; Mic. . fl
Old Rockseyu'i‘ho young man Who
urine by daughter must be rich.
Ill: ccuuuneli sir. l don‘t'know of
ottoriwuy lo sell-loll than to
i'fui running sores, whichnothicrolu «
Mark you I
The brand of live stock we handle
. is guaranteed to be the beat and
cleanest that arms on the Western
prairies: every care is taken in its
transportation, sluughterlng. refriger-
ating. cutting and serving. What also
under the circumstances could you
get here but tender, wholesome meat?
J. W. DODGE.
Guano-cor to Jlooll achl'ub.
22 Washingtogi Strut. 'Phono 322-2.
i'l‘he wide Dresden and Persian rib-
bons. especially. those on white
grounds, serve it dalnt purpose in
the building of uneven on or dreary
but. A simple and favorite design
is as u soft. crown .of the ribbon with
black velvet for the Irregular brim.
and any a couple of short curly while
ostrich feathers upright ill. one side
of the. front.
t—ul—u—I—
lunnmo FOLIY'S uouev AND
'1'“
llouoy and Tur‘ unis ihrnul‘und lung
remedy. llllil on account of the grout
merit and popularity of Foley’u Honey
and TM mun iiultctionn are offered
for tho gone he. .Thocc worthlesli
imitations have', liiinililr mundinl
numeu. Beware'of them. The son-
uine Foley's Honey and TM ill in a
yellow package». Aid: for it end to»
fuiio iiily substitute. it ill the best
remedy for coughs and colds. soili ill.
Pluicteil'ii Drul'Bun-e. ”
Bake some ”police tomorrow and
serve them before‘your cereal in the
morning. - , , .
, ONLY ountgmovwcwn.
Jul-ii. Franklin. . lot New dune.
51%|" “ll” “.1 3“?“5 :79” "flaccid?
#5900 Sill“, V ' . . B
and bolohin‘l‘ ‘ , ll hippo, [i
could neural. be“, , q. it me
until Wit Emil jBliini. coo iii)
cunt. tile, prod" comp lately"
. .ii'gr lilting m . Pillllod. . ll.
.lae‘xicr Mill 0 iii flout Pharmacy. “
“W' .
collects all .4 tell lieu-oil to im-
‘te’rildvuutow ~ he hitchen'llul'n lilo
3‘ ' ’
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