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3No , says: “I am a
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compels the to its 9" all“! “
on my
the lit
10mm to the p limlonry registrar
'6 2,050 last year.
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”the yglimpses when a and leachoid‘
courses, the total number of
ly thrill/lied students is a, 285,111 opal
This lI.. 518588 5591‘ the in“
some; at
ity Writes: “All ItiMlt of
0 t are In a weakened and
t'donllitltm, with In: appetite
bid to sleep. I was sileli‘
lull still and continuity 00' It.
50000 50111 1 should go Still 801'
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wasrrtsamdron'l
For Nowell; and “vicinity: .Fslr
ionisllt. Wednesday 1111' and slight
1y warmer. .The diet relate that was
central yesterday mo nlng. pound over
this vicinity last night prOducing high
northwestsrly winds had a sudden
drop in temperature. The tempera
ture fell 30 during the night from 47
to 17. " Disturbances are central this
morning of! ”the coast near Hatteras
and In the extreme northwest. A
ridge of high pressure extends from
Texas northeastward to the Lake re.
gion and is producing cool, pleasant
weather in the central se‘ctlt'ms. Con-
ditlons do not favor any decided
change In the weather for this vicln1~.
o.
Nerwalk merchants are already re-
ceiving consignments of Christmas
cards and other holiday goods.
hit-sf John Neely and daughter
Louise and Anna. 01‘ Iowa street.
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Samuel Jarvis of Norwalk, Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charle‘s' T.
Peach, 90 Garfield avenue. Danbury.
A number of Norwalk people will at
tend. the horse show at Madison
Square Garden New York,” this week.
Don't crowd everything into the
last three weeks before Xmas Be-
gin your advertising vcampalgn and
display your goods now.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Friday Afternoon Club on Novem-
ber 17 at the residence 0'! Miss Cun-
ningham, 4 Washington street.
'The float of the South Norwalk
Lnup‘ch Club .was removed from Its
hert between the bridges. Sunday,
and hauled out for the winter.
-—~Horse Clipping at Luther M.
Wright’s.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Chambliss;
of California. who have been guests
of M1. and Mrs. William H. Earle of
East avenue. left Friday for the West.
Special! Crepe Paper, 68c 2 roll at
William P. Beers' Book and Stallon-
er'y stores. 6 South Main street, South
Norwalk, 49 Wall street, Norwallr.
Conn
Edward Miller, of Smithvilie, is her
big a new marine railway constructed
and will haul a large steam yacht out
for the winter as soon as it is com-
plated.
No time like the present. Adverl
tine and display your holiday goods
now and let be shoppers know where
they can secure the right goods at the
right prices. ,
Baby sleeps and groin: while mam-
my rests if Hollister's Rocky Moun-
tain Tea ls given. It is the greatest
baby medicine ever Offered loving mo~
there, 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Plaistesd's drug Store.
15. 0. Drake fell through the floor of
..S Davenport's new barn on North
Main street Friday, and injured one
Of his legs so that be has since been
unable to work.
Charles iii. Steele. secretary to
Charles F. Breaker. has moved Into
the Thomas Wood place in North Cliff
street new the property of Ernest L.
Tuttle. -~Ansonln’ Sentinel.
Don't. overNork the shoppers, your
clerks and yourself by waitug until
the last three weeks before the boil-
dsys. It will pay you to advertise
and display your goods now.
'F. H. IAXTIR'8 iJNIJIUAI. OFFER.
"it isn't often that i have faith
enough in the medicine put up by um- '
or people to be willing to offer to re-
fund the money If to“ does not cure",
said Mr. Baxter-to go Sentinel man
who dropped Into his: store, “but 1 am
glad to sell Dr. Howbrd's specific for“
the cure of constipation and dyspepsia
on gist“ basis. N c i '9
" s we play no or
to get .' dulc introdmory shle, auth-
orises me to sell their regular fifty
cent bottles in“ Ihollgprloe. 25 cents.
8110.11st a lot of It,
and have Mguarrltuteed s'very package,
not on; has been brought back as on.
«olfactory.
“Oils great advantage of this spo-
clac," be manned, "is its small dose a i
and convenient form. There are bitty
doses in a vialtih
the vest pocket purse. and every
one has more medic clnal power than a
big lel or tablet or a tumbler of min-
eral water.”
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nuns scallop sour.
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Dunn's Kidney Pills
More, to see if they
«Ould help me. mm’i‘hey did. They
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00111:. instcoiiilburn 00.. 81111010.
8. 7.. sole agents for the United
States. ,
Remember the neme—Doan‘ s——-and
Loire no other.‘
WILL NOT VISIT WINTER PALACE
Emperor Nicholas-enema" to On .to
Tankers-ole.
s'r. Parmesan, Nov. 11, 1:20 p.
m.—-Emperor Nicholas and the Rue
clan court will not come to St. Pet-
ersburg this winter. Recently It was
announced that the emperor was about
to return to the Winter Palace. In an
annex of which Count Wilts has in-
stalled himsclf, but his majesty has
now decided to go from Peicrhof back
to Tsarskoe Solo, where he has been
living for almost two years. with the
exception of the last months spent at.
Peicrhof Except on the occasion ol‘ .
the ceremony of blessing the waters
last January, when the emperor nar-
rowly escaped death, owing to a mys-.
terious charge of grape being fired in.
the direction of the Imperial party by
a salutin butwter his majesty has not
stepped nside t e Winter Palace for
over eighteen months. His decision
not. to come to the capitol is regarded
as unlortunute, not only for Its moral
effect but because It keeps him sur-
rounded by court Influences and out
of close touch with Count Willa Who
at the present time should have daily}
almost hourly conferences with the
emperor. Many of his majesty's eu-
tourage have strongly advised against
the emperor being In St. Petersburg;
when the national assembly meets, as
well as on account of the danger of
popular disorders at the capital this
winter, recalling to his madesty's
mind, not without effect the fatal re.
sults of Louis XIV. agreeing to leave|
Versailles 0nd place himself at the
The Polish delegation here is work-
ing hard to secure the cooperation of
the Libertls. Social Democrats andI
workmen's organizations in another:
general political strike in aid of the.
Poles battle for autonomy, but thus
for without much success. Count
Witte whom the deputation say, was
extremely firm. declaring cmphstlcai I
ly that the government would do noth-
ing for Poland under compulsion. and
that martial law could not be abol ‘
ished until the separatist movement
ceases. The premier declares fhni'
the most that the Poles could expect}
in addition to the rights granted un
der the reform manifesto was 11 sep.
arate general semstvo for Poland and
municipal self-government.
The Polish delegates say that over
7 .000 Polish prisoners are In the jails
of Warsaw. l
The Radical press today Is. not spur-
ing in Its denunciation of the govern-
ment's action in putting all Poland un-
der martial law, declaring that. It Is a
plain violation of lhesplrit of the re-
form msnifesto, but It Is evident that
the government has recovered Its
nerve and Is determined to use severe
measures If necessary to restore to
order. The agitation throughout the
country at the exceptional powers con-
ferred on the aldes-de-camp of the em
peror. who will be despntched to the
central provinces where agrarian dis
orders are spreading. Is proof of this.
At the some time half a dozen gover-
nors Including the governors of Odes-
sa Tomsk and Kazan who failed to
prevent disorders have been summari
ly dismissed at Count Willie's Instiga-
lion.
”The clergy with other classes con-
tinue their intercusslons for the (iron
stadt mutlneers. one hundred and
fifty-one of whom are reported to have
been cone embed to death
A 110111 or of army chisel-s Indig-
nant at the fiction of Lieui. F‘r'oloff of
the Imperial Horse Guards. who re
cently sabred Pro Tsrlc of the Poly-
technic Institute are Joined In a pro-
posal to boycott Froloi'f and all the
other ofiicdrs of the Horse Guards ‘un—
less the lieutenant clears! himself f
the charge or resigns wli hi I: a merit.
eboycdtt Is to the e refusal to
'siilute the ofilcers of the oi'se Guards
and the exclusion of the latter from
all military fostlvais and assembly
rooms.
The happle et we on like the hop
pleat agile. 11150 "no history-«-
new cattlieclion
delicious
' flavor
For silo everywhere .
M880 by HOWE, NW HIV“
use made
loads of wood nib. which frowned
mu 1:
In; and maceration also
blocks from soft wooded fOrest trees.
0oolor'o Fee-I.
Discussion by London newspapers
of doctors‘ been has brought to light ‘
some curious information. "I know :1
man. " one doctor- ls ducted as sayinu.
"who has n guinea practice In liar-loll
street. a bvsbiillhs Practice in Koh-
ain’gton and slapstick, practice In 800
on Dials." I .
In Claptrm. a poor 60200061“ of Lon-
don. fees of twopence 14 cents) are
said to be not unknown. Ono news-
paper remarks: "Of the twopence fee
It might be nu: that it brings sick?
ness within the ranch of all. In Clap-
ton. at any rate, there Is no excuse
orljustiflcation for any one being
we 1 " .
This same newspaper says: “Now
that date are (untenable, the doctor’ 0
. difiiculiy In guessing the paying abili-
‘ty of his patlent Is encrmouliy In-
creased, lists being alike the refuge
of the wealthy and the Indigent "
Irovlty’ til. 189.0! of Wii.
If brevity be the soul 'of wit then
the Rev. Charles 11. Yatmsn has e
um mortgage «onfiihc distinction of
being the wittiest preacher in Ameri-
ca. ‘To an ocean Grove audience
the domiulo recently announced his
text, then said..."Don't worry; it'll
wicked," and—sat down.
' Ths'lionu'i (160000150 Psi-silo.
Battleship Maintenance.
in reply in a question In the House
of Commons Mr. Prelyrnan of the Ad:
miraity said recently that the average
annual cost of keeping a 13.000401:
battleship in commission was approx
imately 8470, 000. The varies: ilf'luJ
were. 8200 350, pay of other. men.
etc: coal, 8118000; 873,020 In: vic-
tuaiilng, and 875.250 for stores. to»
pairs, etc.
New York’s Pnnldonil.
Thus for New York has contributed
only two presidents by election—«Van
Enron and Cleveland. New York has
contributed nine vice-presidents, how~
skew—Burr. Clinton. Telupklns. Van
Buren. Fillmore. Wheeler, Arthur.
' Morton. and Roosevelt.
Inventor of Hollow Piers.
Samuel .8. Robinson, a civil engi-
neer of note and mining expert. who
was the first to build a bridge on
hollow piers. has Just 111011 in Detroit.
The first of this new type of bridge
was erected In New Hampshire near-
ly 00 years ago. and it is still In use.
Twins 51 Your. Old.
Julius H. and Junlus N. Benhsln.
probably the oldest twins In the Unit-
ed States. recently celebrated the
57th anniversary of their birth with
a shore dinner. which they gave to
several of their friends at a' summer
resort near Bridgeport. Conn.
rEven the tennis players raised a
ct.
“ you the thin butcher seems to be
fat enough to kill.
in the doctor excusable for speak-
ing III 'of his patients?
Tile- sudcsufui sprinter seems to
have a you. of luck.
it's a press notice—«Tho glrl' s. "0h,
George. don' ti" when he hugs her.
A woman would rather be known
like a book than be on the shelf like
one.
To tell the truth, some fireworks
aren't worth the powder to blow them
11 .
”No matter how color blind u lol-
" law may be, he can tell when his girl
is greet: with jealousy. "
The ,nucilonocr doesn't believe that
' It’s bad luck to put up, an umbrella in
. the house.
Dishsrging the cock to what some
then consider playing with “fire."
When 511'!th 181100 8011!. the men-
agcrs reproof may take the starch
0021011101.: . .
A shady reputetldn will not protect
I person from this light of public
brfliblbm.
The fiorllt may lose customers if
6 so cultivates 000 may whiskey bios-m
come.
”We flirting of the girl of the period
seldom comes to a full step.
The Daughter of the Regiment 172'
' .‘ slty,a
: d t l -
of m“ The «men ones ”a Escher standal- s o 00:11 salon euforc
him: 11 in the “tune of the new a}.
5'55 is gratifyinglu views! 01131::
The registration by departments Is
as follow:
Graduate students 572.
Undergraduate. college 1.022.
Undergraduatm solenliilo, 802.
Fine Arts. 49. I
M51810 85y“ ,
F'Oresiry.’ 57; ~
Divinity ‘.scheol 88
Medical school, 157.-
Law 00500] '277.
The largest' Increases are In the cob
logo, Scientific school, Law school and
Graduate school.
The teaching force of the university
consists this year of 350 men. this
number not Including hfty- live officers
who are classed as administrative as-
slstants.
”nun—nu.“
CASTOR IA
M88.
no on in no any: mu:
Burs the _
Signature of .
Gym-«There goes a' man with a pull,
and he has msuagod to make a lot of
money out of it. I. .
Myer-Politician, oh?
Gyerw-«No; dentist.-—-Chicago News.
"repatriation"... _
Hov'r's THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Tuesday November idth.
Return Ena‘apctnento of
FRANKLIN "WOOORUFF
“Ben oi‘ Broken
BOW”
THE HIT OF THE SEASON
PRICES-4550158190
SEATS ON SALE NOW.
8i. Josephs Fair
Music Hall.
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til i. i we 10 smother preludlde
cg lust p rletary urtid es and
It a trial. y Improvement was won-
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friends marveled of the chemo lor'
the better. My 9°93" vanished. thy
appetite returned an I Was able to
get my accustomed sleep. Tlvo dbl
lur bottles cl binonlhe Increased my
weight six pounds.
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FOR OLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.
I"
Burr: Golf Links.
Play for the club championship was
continued, Saturday, at Wee Burn.
with this result: '
Championship-First round: J. H.
Knapp best II. C. Smith, 3 up. 1 to
play; B B. Brown Jr” beat Dr. Scha-
volr, ‘0 up, 5 to play: Dr. W D. Mae-
Donald bent W. L. Baldwm 5 up. 3 to
play: Dr. Gerret Smith beat Schuyler
hierritt 3 up, to to go. Semidlnalmfl
B. Brown, Jr.. beat .1. H Knapp, 7 up.
0 to play; Dr. 8min: beat Dr. MacDon-
1110.2 up, 1 to go
consolation Divisionwb‘Irst round:
.1. Hoyt- Knapb best D. T. Woodbury.
2 up: Arthur K‘enedy beat P. N.
Knapp. 8 up, 2 to go: H. (i. Woodbury
beat Dr. George Sherrill, 4 up, 3 to go;
Sheldon Hopkins beat '13. B Brown.
Sr. by default. Semifinals. J. Hoyt
Knapp heat Arthur Kennedy 2 up: H.
L. Woodhury bent Sheldon Hopkins,3
up 2 to play.
The handicap for non qualifiers for
the championship and those who fall-
ed to get Into the semi- finals resulod
in a tie between Schuyler Merritt and
W. L Baldwin. The cards: Schuyler
Merritt, 90 15. 80: W. 1.. Baldwin 01
11, 80; H. K. McHarg, 113 30, 55: Mai.
nlm To lo: 104. 21 83; 'L Clsco
Smith,100.15, 84; W. D.Daskam.
100.21 85: Dr. Sc'havolr. iii, 8, 85;
W. N. Travis 105, 20. 86: J. D. S'wuu.
105. 18. 87. MN Knapp. 110. 21, on;
Dr. Sherrill. 103 13 90: B. B. Brown
8n, .100, 17. 02: George 8. Jenkins.
105. 18. 92.; L Scoiield,111,15 90.
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NEW TEAM FOR MR8. AIKEN.
“—
Friends Have Raised Money to Rs.
place Horses Killed by Carl.
A subscription paper in the interest
of Mrs. Ella Aiken. whose horses
were killed Friday morning by a train
at the Catherine street crossing. has
been duletly going the round and al-
ready enough money has been sub-
scribed to furnish Mrs. Aiken with a
new team.
The subscription has been circulat-
ed not as a matter of charity. but to
show Mrs. Aiken that there are a large
number of people in Norwalk who ltd
mire her fidelit toward her family.
Alerter has a so been written to the
railroad company asking that some
thing In the way of remuneration be
done for Mrs. Aiken.
LEO WILL I! AMPUTATEO.
It will be necessary to amplllate the
leg of the young bridgeworker who
fell from the Saugutuck bridge last
Thursday morning. The operation
will be performed at the Norwalk hos-
pital in the near future.
“Do you believe In the survival of
the fittest?"
"i don’t believe In the survival of
anybody. I’m an undertaker!"—Illus-
traied Bits.
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A OLOVI TURN.
Pay you well if at all Interested in
gloves to get an early chance at the '
folio lug lots:
Ies’ fnu'cy lined cashmerstte
gloves In greys blacks tuna and
browns, at 250 a pair.
Ladies heavy worsted gloves in
blackr greys and white, at 250 and 500
'e Hlslop kid glove. every pair
all the newest shades, at 81 a pair.
Ladies’ heavy walking gloves in
lens, at 81.
Children's worsted gloves in greys,
browns white and red, at this pair.
Men's driving, walking and dress
gloves In the most popular shades,
made In fullout seam. over seam and
cable stitched for 81 and 8150 pair.
500 Men's calfskin driving gloves at
Men’ s. youths' and boys' wool gloves
at 250 and 501: pair, .
Powerlul Trade Manuals r
. The attractiveness of the values in this Mr. is beyond dispute. The in- .
trinatc worth of ovary. unmeasured Is above srguinent. . '1‘ .
. I shoe :1 seasonahle things to tom? you; .
"68011 are as ed to read the chapter of
You are suited to buy Your Intelligence will prompt you.
terest will decide this to your satisfaction.
he price so»
e'vs chosen just the more ice
brings. '.
Your self in»
rnANhsLs'r‘rc wsAl't ,.
Iron women.
The warm. comfortable sorts for
,wlu'ter wear salsa 09'5”" 1.0.}: little
more thanfl o'rdi his new
Ladies douse t'ih'g'b :50 1'51
and while. blue and White,
skirts at m.
Ladies assassin moan, made 0&1”.
deep 1101111000. in s ttlgoed or plain
ored duhnclettea 00%,:0
Ladie's’ Stripeti sessions owns.
Yi'hli'nktm and blue colitis. ln‘ sites 15.
Ladies' flannelette gowns in ltrl
flannelette or plain colors, made ye
effect. at 980.
CHILDREN’S TOOOOOAN one.
Are here in new assortment. 1095
child wants one. They give mac
comfort at small cost. We have all
colors. plain and strips effects. at 850
and 500.
Have ?you investigated our Full Shirl
Walsis
83- 85 washineton Street
wuss YOU BUY HERE you our WHAT YOU enslave you and .
GETTINHOOD, SUBSTANTIAL, GENEROUS sizes, WELL historian
PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS FOR WHICH EVERYBODY IS WIT:-
LING TO PAY FULL PRICES. OUR GREAT SELLING TESTIFIES TO THE
TRUTH OF THIS STATEMENT.
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N. E. RYAN,
i'iJ WASHINGTON ST..
SOUTH NORWALK.
spsém' sALE. '
READY-TO-WEAR HATS, 98c.
TRIMMED HATS. 53.51:.
S. S. TJIILOTSON,
85 WASHINOTON STREET.
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court: NORWALK. cons. ‘
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BITTER RAILROAD FlOl-i‘i'.
Predicted Between Pennsylvania and
Wabash In Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—~A bitter
fight bemoan the Pennsylvania and
Wabash Railroads. as the result of all
atcmpt Of the latter to gain entrance
into Washington. ls predicted In local
railway circles. as the outcome of the
decision yesterday of the Supreme
Court of the United States against
the Chesapeake Beach Railway Com-
pony.
The decision was a final affirmation
of a decision of the Court of Appeals
of the District of Columbia. recogniz-
ing tholtille of the Washington. Polo-
mac and Chesapeake Railroad Com-
pany to slightly over two miles of the
right of way and roedbed In the dis-
trict. to which the Chesapeake Beach
road had laid claim on the around of
abandonment. Both the Wabash and
Baltimore «in Ohio roads It' In said.
Reduced Prices
the property to gain entrance into the
district and the new tmibh station. 5.1111
the latter equally anxious to obtain it
to shut out the. competition. it is 51-
leged.
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EVERY OUNCE vou: EAT: , '3
Every ounce of food you eat that
fails to digest does a pound of harm.
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gents the food regardless of the con-
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organ to rest and get strong cm x
Relieves Belchlng Heart Burn.
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the heart, etc Sold by The Clitol‘il
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