(land. how to
rolls: and cure for
11s.: Price 00o and
tried at Fig}! H’Bsxter’s.
orwalk, andlil P. chd' a.
drug stores. Trial bottle
W
GK HUNTER SHO‘l'. '
' . on. Nov. 18.~Whlle duck
. Tauntdn Book today Wii
a: had the 1111.1. of an am
off by the accidental discharge
hotgun. He was taken ashore
Double Beach house. where tem
treatment was given him Let-
11 sent to Grace Hospital in
art-ll
OUR! FOR DYSPEPSIA.
tanklin Bush, of New Castle,
11 "i suffered for years with
I. used to have great distress
lcbing. I tried everything 1
bar of. but nothing helped me
1: Brazilian Balm, and one 50
" tie cured me completely."
side it a. a. Plalsted n.
- d '1‘ (1 Clifford Pharmacy. "
ments at specially fayorahle prices.
‘ dldoount that permits us to sell them
as well.
:1. ‘ LADIES' CORSET COVERS.
«Values Yrom 15c to 81.50.
LADIES’ NIGHT ROBES.
-._....-
‘ Values from 50c to $3.50.
i
a. WASHINGTON sr.
' P
. .91 my ashlugfdn Direct.
ily concur In that opinion..
il- day.
i» care of Momma.
es 111131111 Underwear
1‘ 1 Stock Reducing—~Price Reducing
Event‘in Underwear.
' 381110 Prices from .......... 10e to 81.00 Sale Price
Telephone 349-2.
Steward "Stoves
.sgs guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
9: 1.
“visitation an i
0 9
] her some lila‘dlrlialrr
dud than i maul ely going out of the
It , . , “Wheat“ ‘
cos
d lips . as: mean
woman and this apparently gives no
clear reason!“ her not. tescort. that
of Wdegopondeucy. The n to read a:
Melanin. rand‘moiher.
Brother and sisters. 1 cannot stand
this cold world any logger.
Medlcal assmlner Donlson
verdict of suicide. .
Miss Kelsey was a pretty young
woman and a favorite among her so
quaintan'ces, who are greatly shocked
at the news of her not...
N0 CAPE OF PNIWUDMONIA ON REC-
We do not knew of a single instance
. where 'a cough or cold resulted in
pneumonia or, consumption when Fo-
ley'e Honey and. Tar had been taken.
It cures coughs and colds perfectly.
so do not take chances with some on.
known preparation which may contain
opinion, which cause constipation. a
condition that retards recovery flom n
cold. Ask for Foley s Honey and Tan
and refuse any substitute uttered. Sold
will
KING 0.
To continue the good work of "clearing the deck" for Christmas goods.
we innounce a sale {if MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. and tell our friends that
' We are going to give them a week's op portuuity to blly Ladles' Under‘gah
. . Wahsve purchased a line of samples in Gowns. Skirts and Corset Cov-
‘. '81s that extend’ into much filler qualities than our ordinary stock and at a
at the WHOLESALE PRICE.
‘These, in addition to our regular goods at Special Sale Prices afford
an unusual opportunity to supply not only present needs. but for the future
LADIES' WHITEW SKIRTS.
| «.—
ironl ........ .391: to $2.50
Values from 50c to $3.50.
LADI ES’ M USLIN DRAWERS.
Sale Prices from ......... 30c to 02.50 Sale Price ..... ......19c to $1.00
Values, 25c to $1.25.
Bare figures do not convey the full values we offer in the above quota-
tions. You need to see them to appreciate their meaning.
.Dickerman Son,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘WANT COAL ?
We ve got it, to burn. Best kind.
too. Carefully selected. clean coal
that is all coal and nothing else. No
dust no dirt no slate. And prices
always the lowest. When you gets
ton from us it's right. Our guarantee
is back of it You take no chances
Prompt delivery. Satisfaction aasur
ed..
1116 DanIPI limb tidal Co.
Issvlev‘v Ava. lest Norwalk. 0!
Tel. 146-4.
Your money back if not satisfied after a month’s trial.
Weekly Payments
Ingevlrle (is Still
lentil Norwslk‘. been.
11’. 111 Heard the last"
we allover town. They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
We think we have the largest slid
stock. But don‘t take our word for it. Try a load and prove
your own satisfact‘ on. Not moi risk in that. If it’s all right.
as a chance at your Winter a Cool
Telephone 113-3.
We are here to do business
e
rs “11.1.1: home
acid at a local drug store during Rn». ‘
A note was left by the yeast;-
Take W
bead and
ash its WWW“ quite
desirous. andl pearly fainted once or
a head mmm heartbeats vary
the . then that gs-dowu feeliof.
an out-la hormonal-net period she 11
exceeding y despoudent. Nothing
pianos her. Her dooto relays: “Cheer
aplh you new dyspepsia; you will be
lrlg ht soon.’
But she doesn’t, get “ all ri ht." and
hope vanishcsl then come t e brood-
1118mm morbid, melancholy, everlasting
Don't wait. until your sufferings have
driven {on todespoi r, with your not-res
all fWilha loved and our courage gone.
but take Lydia la. Pinkhams e-fe
table Compound See what it did or
Mrs. Ross Adams. of 819 12th St eel.
Louisville, Ky. niece of the late on-
eral Roget Henson. 0. 8. A. She writes:
l”5'1“mPC1111”“was and ink
‘ m 01h n W
dis E. Pinkha’r'n‘s V ltreble 0cm lnd
ll axon Iwith emsle
alsliinlde,t 631mb. biues,’
lgonof I was
lilllm’s
done for me.
troubles. samurai
nervousness and that all
advised to try L die N. is
Com pound.end t. not only cured my stools
derangement, but. it has restored more perfect
health Iii-N113“) The buoyancy of in
manger” days has returned and Ida donot all.
any longer with doapondonciss
fore. I consider Lydia ham‘fl Vege-
ts pound a boonto sick and ordering
co
may
If you have some derangement of
the yfull-ls organism write Mrs.
Pinkllsnl. Lyell. Mas». for advice.
DENOUNCED THANKSGIVING
FOOTWBALL GAMES.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.--Dr. Frank W.
Gunsalue, in announcing to the Cen-
tral Church Congregation yesterday
that Thanksgiving services are to be
held at the. Auditorium. took occasion
to denounce the custom of playing
football on the day of thanks. He
said: “bet. as combine the cross oi
Christ with the flag of our country in
ho. celebration of this day in an old.
fashioned way.
one of you. to be here and by your
presence set up a protest against the
spirit of commercialism and frivollty
that is becoming too prevalent. on this
holiday it may be some of you will
stay away to attend the football game
—-rhat disgrace to the histOl y of this
day and the spirit of thanksgiving
that is coming lorbe fought by the pre-
ceptors and faculties of our schools
and colleges.‘
“I THANK THE LORDl"
cried Hannah Plant. of Little Rock.
‘Ark., “for the relief 1 got from Buck-
len’s Arnica Salve. It cured my fear-
would heal, and from which i had sufo
fercd for 5 years. " it is a marvelous
healer for cuts burns and wounds
lusrautcerl at F. Ii Baxter's South
Norwalk and E. P. Weed s. Norsnlk.
lrug stores, 25c
STOOD POISONED MAN ON HEAD.
CHICAGO. Nov. lite—A dispatch to
:he Tribune from Toledo. Ohio, says:
After having been stood on his bond
for thirty hours to stimulate heart
action Prank Perry died last night
from a large dose of ultro-benzol tak-
en by this like for whiskey in their
first efforts to assist him his family
discovered that when he was bald
head down the heart action was strong
80 they kept the poisoned man in that
oosition and kept on administering nu-
tidotes llntll he tiled
A DISABTROUS CALAMITY.
It is a disastrous calamity. when you
lose your health. because indigestion
lnd constipation have capped it away.
New Life Pills. ’l‘boy build up your
llgostlve organs, and cure headache
'isslness. colic. constipation. etc.
luaranl cod atii‘ ..H Busters Booth
lorwalk. and E. P. chd' 11. Norwslk.
lru: stores: 26c. .
clue-Mm
WILL CONPNUKI PRINTIR!’
lNDlANAPQLiS. ind. Nov. 13. ~Tbs
executive council of th'e international
Typographicsl Union reel in inelannp
olis. yesterday. with presidents of un-
ions in a number of the larger cities
at the country to discuss the striksof
lnion printers The conference voi-
ed to continue the strike after January
1 unless the establishments sitcoms
by the movement are willing to yield
to an eight hour day
PIRATING FOLIY'I HONIY AND
Honey and PM as a throat and lens
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Poley’ s Honey
and 'l‘ar msymitwons are offered
for the sell worthless
irritations vs similar soundlns
lanes. Beware of them. The up
line Foley's Honey and filer is in I
allow package. Ask for it and to
lose shy substitute. d ltd: thssolgea:
rained y fer coughs so on s. s
Plaistsd's Dru: Bio
1'0.
“BIN? ANNIVAL'I OP Vial“.
NEW murmur. ere-Arrived:
steamer Carpets is from Trieste.
NEW 91.3? 131““ s steam-
or Potsdam Rfrom Rotterdam. was in
wireless communication With iiiaseonl
set at ’1' o'clock today when til miles
out of Nantucket Lightship. fills
W iii and two gold uses. Friday after-
. her.
list he took out of a pocket 11 little flanncl
[beseech you, each -
ful running sores: which nothing else .
Prompt relief can be had in Dr King' s‘
av. “who «1.3.1.5.,
‘ V as fhdloredl. a menu
0910i 0t 30 0 ttage street. cost her
Miss Naps-«was stadiums by
.. . , pretended to rep
y ‘1. ii lady rand
t. years of ass. ‘ ills ‘
Wise. 1s anull' clothes and“
if derby hat. and was a fluent
till or. Oils belicvgs he hypnotized
The man. she says. knocked at her
door it fluent and ii in the after-
rspreseptod himself as hav-
’ ads from New York by his
employer. a wealthy Fifth avenue lady.
to secure the services of Miss Erna
as maid He said the Fifth avenue
lady was shout to leave New York
on d loll tJourney. Mid told the maul
our ta ford lady had recommend.
as Epps asked fur the ad-
dress rat the New York Woman. and
the stranger said his hands were so
cold he could not Write. Miss lilpps in-
vited h or into the basement kitchen.
where t are was a fire. A bank book
lay on the mantel of her parlor. In it
was 315 she had drawn from a. local
bank to pay her rent. it seems the
stratum saw the money as be passed
through the room. 1’
“As the man warmed his hands over
the are." said Miss Eppa. “he told me
that my life was in (111:1;ch men-
tioned a woman who a not on good
terms with me as having designs on
my life. i laughed at first and he
to d me it was no Joke. and if i had
any meney about the house l'd better
conceal it All the time he was staring
at me. and mailing peculiar motions
with his hands. I think he must have
hypnotized me. for i went up stairs
and got my money and two gold rings.
He told me to wrap it in paper. Then
bag, and showed me how to fold the
money in 11.111» suggested that i new
it and when i said i’d get a needle
and thread. he took both from a ock-
el, and said he'd new it for mo bile
he was sowing the parcel. he stepped
over to the sink at the end of the
room, and had a drink of water. When
the parcel was sowed securely. he
handed it to me and told mete put it
in my bosom. and not touch it until 9
o‘clock next morning. i did as he dl
rooted and he went away. i felt sick
and dim for a 'while‘ after he went.
Then I began to think over the matter.
and wondered at myself. I took out
the parcel, and cut it. open. All it
hold was a piece of folded paper. My
money and rings were gone. i threw
on u shawl and hurried at once to pc-
lice headquarters."
It was twenty minutes or' half an
hour after the departure of the man
that: Miss Epus arrived at headquar-
ters. The police began a search for
1he fellow at once. They picked up n
‘ouple of colored men. but. Miss Epps
could not identify either.
SLUGBISH L|V$WR A FOE T0,AMB|4
You mo not accomplish very much
If your liver is inactive as you feel
lull. your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts you. Orino Lnxa
hive Fruit Syrup stimulatoaiho liver
and bowels and makes you feel bright
and actiVo. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup does not llnuscnte or grips and
a mild and very pleasant to take. 0r
no is more effective than pills or or-
linary cathartics. Refuse substi-
'utes. Sold at Plaislod's Drug
More. "
TO LIGHT DARWIEN STREETS.
Progressive Step ”taken at Meeting
Last Week. ‘
A movement which has been on foot.
some time ill . Dar-ion to have the
streets lighted in that center of the
town took shape inst Week. in a public
meeting at which the subject was con-
sidered. It was a meeting of the Cen-
ter district. although the entire district.
is not included 111 ‘ihc portion of the
town which it is proposed to light. A
committee, of which Clarence Bell is
chairman, was appointed to map out
a lighting district. ascertained how
many lights would be required to give
the district 11 good service: the. cost.
and other matters relating to the sub-
Ioct. The meeting adjourned until Fri-
day. November 24. when the commit-
tee will lnake a report. The senti-
ment of the meeting was unanimous
for putting through the lighting un-
dertaking. provided the expense will
be reasonable Some informal inquir-
ies in this direclon which have been
undo have been satisfactory. [to-
:ordiug to these. the cost to taxpay-
lrs in the llshted district would be
temperatlvely little.
A meal many New Yorkers have
cast your and they are very anxious
to have the town lighted. Most of the
oldutime residents of the center of the
:own are also in favor of the undertak-
ng.
801' row ARI PR“.
But few people are entirely free
from indigestion at this lesson of the
year. Kodol Dyspepsia Care Is not
only the best remedy to all because it
iigests what you eat but because it
also enables the digestive a parstus to
assimilate and transform sl foods in-
lo llssuobullding blood Itodol re
‘ievss sour, stomach heart burn. belch-
lng. and all form of indigestion. Bold
by The Clifford ermsdr.
M
A DIIP- LAID WHIMI.
“What made you vote for that man
for Countess? You always said he had
very little capacity"
"Yup. " anew Farmer berateasol.
"An' 1 looks it deal of satisfac-
tion in puttin' 11}!!! where he'll have
every chance to how Massif up an
prove my all don"wWIshington
Star.
W
NATUliI Nlm. IUT LITTLI.
Nature needs only a Little iilerlr
itiser now and use to hop the bowels
rises. the liver active and the mo
tom free from bile. headaches. coasti:
p‘stlon. etc. The famous little ills
‘ sitlvo things of the stomach and bow-
”g9 sis an
bought places in Dorian during the M
ordd mm or loss. had t "oom-
mouest tilltt they do for it ill to take
sum one o the many so called blood
purl draw . wish in may case's dill
merely strong cathartics. Such things
are not needed. it the organs are in
a cloned dominion. they need only a
little help dud they will right them»
coir yea. Galbalticlv irritate the son-
often do more burnt than
l’l’urginn is not what is needed. The
thing to do is to put the food in con-
dltion to be readily digested and as
simiiated. Btuart' s Dyspops pale. Tau-
lets do this perfectly. Phil? partly
digest what is eaten and give the
stomach just this help it needs. They
stimulate the secretion and excretion
of the digestive fluids and relieve the
congested condition of the glands and
membranes They put the whole (il-
geslive system in condition to do its
Work.
take no more tablets, unzess you eat
what does not agree with you. Then
take one or two tablets—give them
hie.
it’s a common sense medicine and
a common sense treatment and it will
cure every time. Not only cure the
disease but cure the cause. Goes
about it in a perfectly sensible and
scientific way.
We have testimonials enough to illl
a book but we don't publish many of
them. However-ers. E. M. Faith
of Byrd's Creek Wis. says:
“i have taken all the Tablets 1 got
of you and they have done their work
well in my case. for i feel like a dif-
ferent person altogether. i don't
doubt if i had not get them 1 should
have been at rest by this lime.’
11.10. Willard, ()nslow is... says:
“Mr. White. of Canton, was telling me
of your Dyspepsia Tablets curing him
of dyspepsia from which he suffered
for eight years As i am a sufferer
myself I wish you to send me it pack
age by retuln mail"
Phil Brooks Detroit
“Your Dyspepsia cure
wonders in my case.
Mich, says:
has worked
i suffered for
tirely' cured and May life as I never
have before. i gladly recommend
them. "
it will cost 1100 to llnd out Just how
much Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets will
help you Try them—thui' s the best
way to decide.‘
on eeslous cusses. "‘
Torrington Barber Alleged to Have As~
saultoel Young Girl.
‘TORRINGTON, Nov 13. —liarry A.
Haney. aged 31. a barber was held
under ti. 000 bail in the borough court
Saturday. charged with rape. Tile
alleged victim is Lena Hookup. aged
14, a weak minded irl who lives with
her parents hero. errls Haddnd fur~
nlsllcd- bail for Nancy and he will
have a hearing next Wednesday.
MAN’S uNREASONABLENESS
is often as gloat as woman's. But
Time. 8. Austin Mgr. of the “Repair
licsn." of Leavenworth. ind" was not
unreasonable. when he refused to al-
low the doctors to operate on his wife
for female tlouble, "instead. “ he says.
“we concluded to try Electric Bitters.
My wife was then so sick she could
hardly leave her bed, and five (5) phy
siclans had failed in relieve her. Af-
ter inking Electric Bitters she was
perfectly cured, and can now perform
all her household duties." Guaranteed
by F. H Baxter South Norwsik and
and P Weed. Norwalk, drugglsts. price
c.
BURPEE DOES NOT OWE WATER-
BUR
WATERBURY, Nov. lac—Frederick
C. Manvel, the expert nccoutunt. who
was employed some months ago to go
over the books of the city and ascer-
tain the exact shill of money collected
by Col. ‘1- F. Burpec on assessment
liens. while he was city attorney. and
the amount not properly returned by
him. has filed his report with the
board of finance and states that the
books show no evidence of collections
having been made and not returned.
it has been agreed that this report
be accepted as final and the nature of
it was a his surprise. Colonel Barbee.
however. practically released the city
from its agreement to abide by it by
coming forward as soon as it was died
and statin that he knew he owed the
city some hill! and that he did not
wish the city to drop the matter. As
many of the records have been dos
troycd by are the exact sum that he
owes in not known but he promises to
pay the city an amount as close to
the correct figure as he can estimate
it. Some time previous to this re-
port another was filed with the city
urin it out that Colonel Bur-pee
owed 11.000. This he denied and an
agreement was then made to have
Mr. Mnnvcl file a final report.
*licblneas of the skin, horrible
plague. Most everyblldy a‘fllictod in
one Way or another. Only one sets.
never falling cure. Dean's Ointment.
Al any drug store. illl cents.
mun—nan..-
sssssrso roe climb Landau-v.
NEW LONDON Nov. ill Andras
salamn Veshsrs. a Syrian. aged thir-
ty. was arrested in this at Saturday
on Information furnished y the dc-
teclive bureau of New York. Voells‘rs
is wanted in New York city to answer
'to a charse of grand larceny. The
local police court vs the Now you:
officials until W heads to set out
exirhditlon papers. as it trader-at
that Veshsra refused to waive astral!
tion. The prisoner was held in do
fault of 31.000 bonds.
1“. fitnlfll’ildl‘slm
P11 19s., mmltim
fund money if 1’
core in d to ii
FOR Plus;
n. Protrudin:
HARTFORD NWN13.-TIN Cornea
tioot branch at the Mod are hesitant
association held its annual
“Early Risers” are pleasant in s set
and perfect in action: They never
trips or sioken. but was and strength];
aymond Iron
”.1 ..m a,»
0
3:? probably dock about 8 s. in. “rose
on the liver and kidneys. bold bv
we lllford Pharmacy
Ginsooclt of Yelestvc-Bileilr a aim
here Fri“ 11 . At the morning session
Will
cock. ofm Yale. and yAlisa 11.0
“,dell still 0 Bridgeport high
’31.. . 1
When that is done you need .
needed help and you will have no troll '
years from dyspepsia but. am now on »
uoosluv assesses. aerosols}
meeting ”
Enabfdrlud 105?.
An English Bedroom Suite.
011cc” in a While we have a chance to offer you a rare
bargain. This time it isa Mahogany Bedroom Suite in mod—
crn English. it has the Eggshell; finish, cacll articl’? has
brass feet, and is absolutely without one carved lint. . llilro~
fore the wood is choice; There arc five pieces: the bed.
which is a four —,postcr dresser, cliii’melicr dressing table
and cllcval. The glass m’ the latter is 18x54 inches. "‘lllis
Suite you may see ill the bedroom in our Furniture Store.
and the room is a gem well worth all especial visit. The
value IS easilv $175, but as we cannot duplicate any piece We
intend to soil it cntirc for .
$125 .00.
Fourth floor, elevator from Carpct'Storc.
s
Shades and Shadmgs.
We. have an immense stock‘ of siladlugs, hand made
Opaques, King 5, Lousdalc and Sunfast Hollands. ‘Wc are
prepared to equip any windmvs no matterth the size
or situation, with tile suitable hangings. Attention has cs-
,pccially been given to the ready made Siladcs,‘w1licll arc
all neatly finished and ilitlllilictl on good rollers ,
(1111 regular 25c Sllmlc is the best for the [11 we to 110
found. ‘ ‘ . l
:.cst Opaques, 50 and 58c.
Duplex Opaques. ()5 and 750.
Willie and corn Striped Holland, 75 and 850.
Woml and Tilt Fixtures ill all sizes.
Pole '1 rimmings and College} Rods.
Brass Extension Rods White Cottage Rods 10 to 25C.
For Good Coffee. A new invention lately‘vhrrivctl m the
Kitchenware Store in a detachable Pcrcolator which can be
used in any coffee pot. With [it you calimakc cotton in any
ordinary pot as well as in a French coffee pot. Made of
heavy tin. for each. '
Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs. A special just ready, all
linen with initials, 10c cacli.‘3 for 25¢.
Stop at the Silk Section and see those beautifulPrlnted
Crepe de Chines we told you about.
The D. M BeadCo.
NUT NO. 2 COAL lights quickly, burns freely, lasts well.
‘It will bake, boil, stow, or fry as wcll and as promptly as any
high priced Coal. .
HARRIS & GA
on ma mm . ; .h'elepaise 450-.
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housekeepers Attention!
ROAST PbRK....... ..... ......‘. .........ra%c
FRESHHAMS.. .............. 13c
FRESH SHOL'LDERS ..................... uc
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CREAMERY BUTTER. ...... .....'.. .. ..... ., ,. ...... sBc
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NEW LINE C) 1‘ CANNED GOODS.
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