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We've got. it, to burn. Best kind
too. Carefully selected. elonn cont
that. is all con] iind unthim.r 0ch \‘v
dust, no dirt, no slain. And prices
always the lowest. When you got a.
ion from us it‘s right. Our guarantee.
is back of it. You take no chances.
Prompt. delivery. Satisfaction usuur~
0d.
iho Daniel Keogh Goal Co.
Seaviow Ave. East Norwalk, 6!.
Tel. 145—8.
“Stewa rd Stoves
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
4215
AL?
new... '
Your money back if not satisfied after a month's trial.
Weekly Payments .
A. J. ,Rngevine 8» Son.
134 Washington Street. ‘
South Norwalk, Conn.
Hive ' You Heariihe uni
It's all over town. They sny Raymond has the best Cozil. \Vc
heartily concur in lllil'. opinion. We think we have the largest and
best stock, int don't tulte our word for it. Try a load iillil brow
it to your own sniisiuctfon. Not much risk in that. liit's all right
give us a chance ill your Winter's Coal. We are here to do business
Boymondflros
buy "y... '"
Clocks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
1! will save you Th1 riv Par Cour an the Dollar.
' We nu iramau a perfect (It.
i he hit
r Clock and Fur Store,
68 WASHINGT 0N STREET
II more than a cough; ii: is a deep-seated inflame
olden or catarrh oi the bronchial tubes and
‘ uallied to asthma and the most fruitful
cc of consumption. It bellies all schools of
cine, and cough cures, loaded with nor-
, o are worthless and harmful, because no
‘ody taken internally only, ever did or can
. BRAZILIAN BALM, the gormlcido bol-
olono hos triumphed in every one for 90‘,
m.
lights it! drops every 2 hours nnd 1m SURE to We the throat
t with hot. oienr Balm every night. Wheelie the secret. to
when, roduees‘tho inflammation, kills the germs. stop» the
in: and mining of phlegm, restoring the lungs totho vigor
g .. Got the 500 or ”.00 bottle, keep up the treatment.
" fly for a tow weeks and we guarantee a euro cloni- down“
e scope of quick. consumption. No domino or opiates.
. J « B. 1". Jackson a 00., Indianapolis, Indiana.
VIEWS 0' (EONGIRISSM ,
W
Upon, Federal Supervision of Lilo in-
‘ ouronoo.
Letters, from various‘ Connecticutl
congressmen with reference to the;
proposition to exercise federal suporg
vieion over the insurance businesnl
are an interesting contribution to the
literature 0! the problem, says the
Hartford Timon. , ,They rungs from:
~' wltivo expression ‘0! conviction tcl
mattivo evasion onion, reunion or con-i
much. sonic" are cdnito in their
views and others are equally definite
in their luck of views. _
Representative Henry. of Rockvillo,‘
like Senator Buikeiey. of Hartford, to
trunk and ontnppken in his hoaiility to
nuiional regnla ion. He not. only
doubts the constitutionality of the
Dryden measure, but dooluros thut
“our experience or many yours with
iodcrnl control of national banks does
not offer assurance of more effective
supervision oi? local fiduciary institu-
tions than is now furnished by the sov-
oral statue of the union.”
Representative Lilley, or Waterbury,
who is passionately disgusted with the
New York insurance niuguutcu who
have been addicted to administrative
habits of gross oxtruvngunco, endorses
federal regulation, but regrets what he
conceives to be the necesnity for such
supervision. Mr. Lilloy doesn’t dis-
cunts the constitutional aspect of the
question. ‘
Representative Hill. of Norwulk.
isn't yet prepared to disclose it definite
opinion, but his postscript utterance
(but us it general principle he be-
lieves that "the state of Connecticut
is abundantly able to take care oi! her
own children" doesn’t. indicate that he.
is likely to be found applying at the
recruiting station of nationnl control.
Senator Hrundogoc, of New London.
and lhipresontativo Sperry, of New
Huvo. haven't yet got their henriuzu
for publication, but obviously they are
undying the question, and gradually
making up their minds. *
*“““ ”‘ " ”““‘ l
Do not be deceived by ceiinteri‘oits‘
when you buy Witch Huzcl Snlvc. The
Will“? of E. C. DcWitt. & Co. in on'
every box of the genuine. Piles in
'hcir worst. form will soon pass uwny
i you will apply Dchtt'u Witch Hu-
zcl Solve night and morning. Best,
'or Cuts. Burns, llollu. 'i‘ettcr. Eczcmn,
iit'. Sold by The Clifford Pliurmncy.
PASSENGER TRAINS DELAYED.
Passenger trnins on the New York
ilivinion were delayed nbont hull nu
‘iour yesterday morning by n pccnlinr
'Icr'ltli-lll on the rnllrond :11 Wilton. A
freight train was pulling in on u sid-
inc when one or the rails turned over
'liltlt‘l' a box out" and four curs were
let down on the. ground. blocking iliv
ninln truck. Fnriuiuiioly none of tin-
curs \vcre wrecked no they were re-
nluci-d on the truck without grout dill
tlculty. The 10:40 nud ll o‘clock
'l':lilli-.i from New York were cut-ii
lllmli half on hour behind time. in
«inching Dunbiii‘y.
NOT A A , T
W ME ICINE."
Scott's EmulsiOn i§ not
a “patent medicino’ ,It
has no secret ingredients.
Your doctor can, no
doubt, tell you as much
about it as we could. We
have merely perfécted the
method of blending the
Norwegian cod liver oil.
hyp0phosphitcs of lime
and soda and glycerine.
As one grocer will blend ;
coffee better than another
so we have slicceeded in
making Scott’s Emulsion
a little better than any
other cod liver oil pre-
paration. There's no
“patent” and the only so-
cret is the secret of know-
ing how, with the perv
fected mechanical means
at hand to do it. Get
Scott’s and you get the
perfect emulsion. It’s the
greatest thing in the world
for regaining strength and
flesh lost through wasting.
sco‘rr u nownc, .09 Pearl Street. New York.
MR. BELL SUES GRANDDAUGHTER
Papers have been served by Deputy
Sheriff 0. w. Hendrlc in a suit to re-
covcr $4,000 damages brought by Auu
di'cw J. Bell, of Stamford. :ignlnut hin‘
griiintdnuglum', Minn Florence Bell. The
coniplnint alleges that on and before
May 2. 1906, tho plaintiff furnished the
dotondnnt with lodging, medical ai-
cou'uscricur nouns uuovrnv.
Hold Stock inuMinnmta Thresher
Machine 60., Which Failed.
HARTFOltD, Nov. 8.-According to
ltwo judgments handed down by Judge
filtered in the Superior Court, yesterday,
iCompuny. a defunct corporation, are
Eliuhie for the debts of the concern to
the amount; of hltitli. and most pay
the proportion uSHUiiHEil against them.
One of the judgments is against the
iAstnu National Bank, of ihls city, i'o‘r
$5,632.02, and the other in uguinatithc
First National Bonk. of Sumold. for
$1,113.79.
D. N. Morgan. of Bridgeport, is un-
iother oi the eastern investors. and he
‘ulso opposed action by Minnesotu
courts in ordering it general estrous.
ment on stockholders.
in 1884 the Minnesota Thresher Mu-
ehine Compuny was organized and bud
power to take ovor the stock of the
Northwestern Car Company. of Si.
Pnul, Minn. and won authorized to
have u capital of $7,000,000. When it.
failed its stockholders were called up-
on to pay more than $443,752.17 of tin
debts. A receiver was appointed, who
brought suits, and each shareholder
was ordered to pay 36 per cent. of the
our value of his stock which. being
350 nor allure, held ouch holder liable
for $18 on every share of stock held
,by him.
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G. B. BURHAM TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. ll. Durham, 0! Curlislo Center. N.
Y., writes: “About four years ago
1 wrote you stating that i had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney
trouble by inking less than two hot-
tles of Foley's Kidney Cure. It on»
tlrely stopped the brick dust sediment
and min and symptoms of kidney dis.
once disappeared. i am glad to say
that. 1 how never had a return otpuy
,of those symptoms during the tour
years that have elapsed and i am evi-
dently cured to stuy cured. and heur-
Ztlly recommend Foley‘s Kidney Cure
to any one suffering from kidney or
bladder trouble.” Sold at Plalsted's
,Drug Store. . "
NEW CITY ATTORNEY.
NORWICH. Nov. S.——Judgo Lucius
Brown has uppointcd Henry H. I’ettis
its city nttornye to take the place ru-
signed by Edwin W. Higgins. the new-
iy elected congressman from this dis-
it
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iThe l). . M.
sutockholdere in this city and state oil
gthe Minneapolln 'l‘hreshcr Machine,
Read co.
Enema-bed 1857.
A gown of Velvet could
tunic. For formal occasions,
it is a beautiful material.
nile, ciel and burgundy red.
Low-necked
neck, short sleeves, (lOC.
neck, short sleeves, $1.00.
Silk and wool, low neck,
sleeves, kncc length, $1.50.
known that we hardly need
59c a yard.
Light weight merino Union Suits, low ncck,
1'
“Some in Velvet. Gowns.”
I
not be other than handsome
on account of the rich looking material. Made simply and
tailored it is always correct and elegant for a street eos~
receptions, dinners, and balls
Realizing that Velvet is to be a
favorite this winter we have arranged a‘
Special Sale of Paon Velvet,
all silk face, very soft and pliable. and fast color.
lot are fifteen different shades, including cream, niignon,
in the
Dress Goods Section.
Undervests.
Many women prefer, to wear low—necked underwear all
winter, and for those we have
Medium weight cotton, 10w neck, sleeveless, 50c; low
the following weaves:
llcavy weight cotton. low neck, sleeveless. 65c.
Medium weight merino, low neck, sleeveless, 75c; low
Heavy weight merino, low neck, sleeveless, $1.00.
sleevcss, $1.25.
short
Ideal Tissue Builder. This fine Toilet Cream is so well
to commend it to lLridgeport
tcntion, clothing. and other necessary trict.
nrtlclcn: thnt nt this time. this ser-
vice was of necessity to the dcien- TIMELY AND VALUABLE SUGGES
dnnt, and was given at her request; TIONS.
Property belonging to Florence Bell in E Many people, especially women who
licll street, Stamford, bus been attnclr lend closely confined domestic lives.
ed to cover the dnningcn claimed. The stiffer from what in general terms is
Still in returnable to the Superior court ,2 enllcd “nervousness." Among all forms
the first Thursday in Dutenlbor- , .of treatment none has even approached
wwwww ‘ iin success the intelligent use of Dr.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES‘ ’ iluvid Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of
itching. Blind, Bleeding, Protruding itondout, N. Y, which promotes an
l’llm. llruuxlsis are authorized to rc- Icnnv nnd natural notion of the digest-
fund money if Puzo Ointment fails to , ivc organs and imports tone to the
c. 'nervoun system. ”
M. .... . .wn :9. - ...._. .-.
‘eure in 6 to H days. co
m
” luring the hi hhilSliIlilS..
Beginning November lst. we want 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 WITH
FLOOR COVERINGS.
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
Medium Quality.
Regular price, 80 to
Lengths~ 5 yards. to 20 yards,
Lengths 21)}‘lli'tlh to go ynrils.
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
Best Quality,
Regular price, $107.).
Lengths 5 yards 10.20 yards.
Lengths 20 yards to 30 yards. . ...
BODY BRUSSELS,
Velvet: and Moquctn,
Regular price $1.00 to $1.25
Lengths yards to 20 yards.
These p can do not include
HKEU Hillilllflli
tlrniiitc Ari Squnrcs
ilrnnitc Ari Squares
tirnnile Ari Squares
All Wool Art, Squarcn
.in.«i.
DIVII
.i...
All Wool Ari Squares .. .. . . .
'v!
All Wool Ari Squares ..
l’ro llruuncls Ari Squares. ..
i’m iii-uncle Art Hipihrcu......
l‘ro llrussclei Art Sunni-ck. . . . . . ..
’l‘npcuiry llrusneln .... . . .
Axiiiinntcr Art Squares, 3 yards.
.
prices.
' .
A...
NOTE iiiE PRICES.
ALL WOOL monnm.
Medium Quality.
859- Regular price, 00c.
”1 ------- 603 Special price .......... . ........ . . . . . .5oc
i" """"" 55“ ALL WOOL INGRAIN,
Best Quality.
chulnr price. 75c.
Lengths 5 yards loco ynrds ...... . . . . .6oc
""""" 75‘: Lengths 20 yards to 30 yards. . . . . .. . . . .65c
‘BSC LOWER PRICED GOODS
at correspondingly low prices; vim: From
25c to 40¢.
,,,,,,,, .. 75c CREX MATTING.
Stair Carpets. Short lengths, ut . ...... .
it can no.
women. Only now it is the time of year when a good cream
is an absolute necessity on the dressing table. The ’l‘issuc
lluilder is what the name implies. 1t nourishes the tissues,
fills out hollow places, smooths away wrinkles. and its con—
tinued use brings the best of results. We have just received
a fresh supply. $1.00 a. jar. Toilet Section.
Remember nboui the Embroidery Lessons. if you pur-
chase material at the Art Section. 50c worth or more, you
receive a ticket for instruction in any line of work you desire.
The D. M. Read CO.
in h
$4.50 in
n Chit.
NUT NO. 2 COAL lights quickly, burns freely, lasts well.
It will bake, boil, stew, or fry
high priced Coal.
HARRIS g8: GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
as well and as promptly as any
Telephone 450-.
‘o
3 Mark You!
The brand of live stock we handle
is guaranteed to be. the best nnd
cleanest. thnt grazcn on the Western
prnirlcu; every cure is taken in its
transportation. slaughtering. refriger-
niing. cutting and serving. What else
under the circumstances could you
got here but tender, wholesome moat?
J. W. DODGE.
successor to noon Iohnub.
22 Woohington Imot. 'Pbom 322-2.
.4»...
When Root won at the head of tho
lkipurtmont of War. it deputation of
rock indium; found their way into his
cm by mistake.
"i am sorry." Root, hold. when he
realised the error into which they bud
fallen. "but i can do nothing for you.
1 have Jurisdiction ovor navigable riv-
eru. but not. over Greeks."
moms iron coven-
NOR.
HARTFORD, Nov. 8.-~~'i‘ho Hurtfnrd ff,
Times bun interviewed Senator Alluul
W. Paine, in which he tmmlltt that he'
will be ll. candidate for governor next
your. lie until: "i have made no
‘ nocrct of my ambition to win the favor.
or my political triendu no for an to big
' called to build their utuic ticket." Ho
PAIGE
A. Dickerman & Son,
in wasummu STREET, locum Insulin.
M? 3"”
. . .30:
ltegulur price, til 2.98
....... 2'}, ynrdu by, yards, 3 2.49.
.3 yurdn by 3}; ynrds. 3 2.98. Regular prim $ 3.49
. .. ..3 yards by 4 yiirda. $ 3.49. Regular priced» 3-03
....... 2:: yards by 3 ynrds. 3 4.98. Regular price, $ (zoo
.. . .3 yin-do by 31/; yards. 5 6.98. Regular price, $ 8.40
. . . . . . .3 yards by 4 yards. 3 8.49. Regular price, $ 9.60
....... .21.; ynrdu by 3 ynrds, $ 5.98. Regulurpricmiii 0.75
. .3 ytirtlu by 3;; yards, $ 7.98. Regular price. til p.49 ,.
..3 yards byu yards. 3 8.98. Regulhr price. $io.80
.. .. . .3 yards by 4 yards. $14.98. Regular price, $17.50
by 4 yurdn, 817.50 to $22.50. Regular prices $.22 to $.25.
CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS. Short lengths and odd pieces iii reduced
1
SMYRNA RUGS. WILTON RUGS,*iunti other gtuidn ill special prices.
o
. x
t
i. -
paid that he did not have ii prowl an»
_ out. und ho hiuiucii won his own “out.
A GUARANTEED CUM: FOR PILIO.
itching. mind. bleeding. i’roirudinx
_ Plltili. brownie are authorised to rc-
‘rumi money it Prize Ointment folio to
cure in it to H duals. title. "
7 Hill M‘HONG FACE.
"What. u router-Romy strong loco
young Buckomiiord hue."
“You. At the some the other on i
saw two players lump right on it. but
_ . icon or iii. mun.
"moments. indicts on. Poi itotion
apparently neither of them succeeded
in making the tent immionfiw
chime Noemi-10min.
Ivcivv ouuon you-“v.
livery ounce of food you out that
tail: to digest um ii pound of norm.
ii. town the entire mouLinto poison.
This not only deprives the blood of
tho new” tiuuoabuildin motoriui,
but it poisons ' it. Redo Dropouts
(lure in o concur discount.
to the food "mulls-c of the com
or to It 6 M lttfllowht‘h‘fl
- u re on a mug in.
Idiom Boioni Hem sum, noun;
011nm
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the heart, on. Bold by
tummy .
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NO OAS! OF PNIUMONIA 0N no.
0RD
We do not know of a single inntuuco
where in rough or cold reached in
pneumonia or consumption when no.
lore honey and Tow lied been taken.
it euro: coughs ond cold. porioctly,
so do not take clinical: with some urn
. known propomlon which may contain
opinion, which canoe constipation. u
condition that retards recovery from n
cold. Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tu
and refuse on substitute offered. Bold
oi Ptolemy: s More. "
Hon-43y the my. old man. how
we that cm: 1 new you yesterday?
J marine. My wife mods cumin
gut out at It for the bohy.~chicoso
om.
A Linutfi coco cunt.
A (tough hymn which drives o cold
out or thonyotonrb rooting u o coth~
mic on tho home ii alibi-oil in Koo»
Honey wood 'i'or.
node‘s motive
tours the throat limm' the
lung: and him thou. 'iiho moth:
,or's Mount one the children favorite.
Best for iii-nun, Whoopinmoh, etc.
A liquid cold euro and the only Gout:
s which won the mo no
minimum iii-mm can
by The film .Wll . i"
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Norwalk Chronicler