Ii
host vesttnttonteom.
IIIIAIIZ‘III tell no list- a
,9 Int n6 IIIIIW:
Intltot‘ or} race
srncd‘of his
c had me
other, who is
' tiuld nothing about
As his pro iii fI'onI tire
than? Inert-
it till“
. ‘ t-lo "
iiiibicruriii ”git. big:
. win, I
lexpensss. He
c s tor such expen-
en years 1311 the
was a letter to James
- to Robert H. McCar-
‘ ‘ IIIII‘e Insurance Cour
{i I I HEQd a. bill for the
n36“! . I3t'5IIsry and essen-
.55, I et ier as “
In more” or the su-
“ Wk Lite Insurance
Lute. Insurstice
he: or Mr. Butcher
ill low was given
7,100. It. won
tohelier's dut-
said he did not know
Hill It retainer as coun-
IIIEtnItie Society begun.
r from Mr. Hill. the
(listed March 20 1895.
sisal .‘iuW Alexander ac.
9 roots I. of the retain-
' Ihh Icr.. In a note.
now that Gun-
II the country is
8' tliIlre adiourns
h, to the legal
13,- he signers oI the
., Vpiicii'ci's for s.I.coc
. 893, t fined by Tiacy.
letti'. We found. The
' . ' lira. wIIs not regular
. and lit} ii :not know what
.& ey perfumed
Was for the payment of
Irma. Brny,Iou of Provi
,3 .li’dii February 15,1896 for
3 3 In. McCurt‘iy said he
-not- It hitt services were rcn
typified by lifr Briiyton. Vouchers for
can iII‘II, Missouri, Wisconson and
highs were performed; it was
guitar ln who was fitted at $7 500.
3 . “W
tutorsrt caisson commo'
‘ Hons.
likely. 17. '1). a m. ~—The Ant
3 holster. cum 6. Griscom will
o lo Sunday next iur Ahu-rtca
Huntington Wil-
' location, will act
“ugh ‘afzgttiros. The. Niéhi Nichl
3_ettder:' this mor.ning rnmlls III
radiate manner «envious of Itiiu
er rlscom during tho recent trout.
it tiincs and expresses the hope that
‘ will return to Japan as the Iirst
WAQHINGTON Nov. l’t.——-~Thc bat
II Kentucky holds the. record I’m
cricsn warship for having sent
the longest distance by
Wuvdhiumh. according to the
, '~ .Muiv‘edflnt the bureau of
tit of the Navy Department.
mucky while'lylnx in Hampton
his. communication to thc
‘stntion Itt Beaufort s (7.,
o of. live hundred miles.
'i'tltl m A crawler.
0 chimneys In the building
y? be Nelson 'l‘nylor estate. in
street, caught lire this ntte‘i‘
9 o'clock, and an alarm was
(torn boy 35 Peter Murray
rind;- 'tiw apartment in which the
In located. The themes spout
minutes locating thc bluze and
fl jutinxuisbed it. 3
3, s rylfie bring Wt'i‘ur,
’ Inns-In Silvlngs stunts.
‘ .
hr unlit i... in person.
flirt! IIyou psrtlculm.
his ‘ . ‘ ii
Icon otter, tits Isis amt.» Vest
hail mulled Irons the in schotn he
was sliurod, as were th‘oussntis at
others st that tints, by the stories at
fortune and sdvonturc in California. its ‘ 1 ,
started on the otsrlsnd route. but
wss hs‘ltb'd at Georgetown, PettiIs
County. Missouri, by s broken annI3’
due to the overturning ot a stud
conch. Hetero he had recovered «a
most atrociousmittrder of s womsu't
had children on pbmotrated in that, .
‘ogmt‘tiiuuity sud negro slave wssIscv 5 3 3
It so or the It Inc. All the otter ' -
lawyers at Georketown happened to beI . 3 pairs lOI‘ 50°
, In attendance at the land office at theII
state capital at. that particular time '
and the master of the slave employed,
Vost to conduct the- defense beforei
. ~. Ibdlsn Uttssrtlts ashes.
mm s Cherokee train
'1'“me Ins unearthed
tun Relics in Tue
0 past few weeks
II'I'II'IIIII life this... shipped to the antith-
so? In Instinct... st Washington.
Ilia :Ihdisn cents to Mississippi
About three months ago and CON“
unlined talking a.
tioito- In De Soto county. closely fol-
the rustic slung which the ex-
DcBoto and his hardy band
He was provided with sev-
oriti queer looking maps and chsrts,
Which he said gave the clues regard»
in: the location of relics desired; and
intesIch idstsnoo these maps proved
Pots,’ bowls vases,
ivory. ioninhswks; I. arrowheads etc.
are dug up in' largetquantitics, the
ping es ecislly valuable in the
II 9’! int c Cormorant.
Gramot’s methods I-were decidedly
33 He used It long probe, with
which the irrftve was penetratedtand
then he would dis down to the head
or themspse, uniting the relics 41-
ms 'sro'und the Skull.
tho earthenware vessels were made
by {the mound builders and that It was
from these people that the Indians
learned 3,Iltq3w,.to make vessels.
‘ one vinhshio
density within
Inlet. that the
necessity of discharging the ptlsoner. 5
TM“ there “"1 mob. The negro natural wool color with white
confessed the crime and was promptly toes nnd heels.
Iynchetl in the presence of all the
other sources of that community. No-
tice was served on Vest that If he: them when those are sold
know was good for himself he would .
leave Pcttls County. He answered the
threat by opening s low oiilce. And
that. is how George-Graham 'I‘est 'cnme'
to be a citlsen of Missouri.
(A telepathic Clock.
Here is a strange, yet nbsoluteiy‘.
series at excavaw
KIM “Minna.
Liverpool builder's house. At. Ililtl
one morning .s Iew' weeks ago tlfi!‘
timepiece fell from the mant-oiplcce I I . .. .
to the floor. When' picked up it was w"-..
found to be quite uninjured and still ' - ' ‘
it " nothing unusual hid
He sure that '
2' 3‘fMIIds in France."
“I don t print nearly so many-I Mario
in Fiance! labels as i used to,‘
“and this i regard as an on.
,courngtng sign.
"in the past there enxistcd a foolish
distrust s doolish hatred, of every-
thing American. American youth were
considered. cheap. shoddy and ugly.
Only Ioreign‘ goods were corlsldercd
There seemed to be absolutely 'no .
reason why it should have fallen. but
an hour later. when the builder came
home to his midday meal, he remark-
ed that. at 11.30 he fell from the top BUTTER
of II building. but happily without sus-
‘And hence. on stockings I.. on sus-
ponders. on toys on glows, e
on knives, on vs
clocks, on articles of own y (uncultu—
‘Made in France
would invht—‘lably be. pasted.
3.1.0f late a change. has come ‘ Anicrv
iCI'lplil hive All .‘Ia’stilicizttti to think a
just pride III Americmi plinllltiih’. ”my
now Iicailze that AIIIIerics. is the m1. at.
est country in the world. and that in
set mmufat-tuies it loads
the world. Americans no longer time
to sve a ‘Mado in It‘rancc‘ label on a
Nuah' s ark or a polir oI sutmcnners be
few they will but}: ‘but It.» the con-
trary. they will oclen pmfsr the hon
95!. home made. dnlabcilo’i articlc to
the dishonest noel that. masqttcrndes
under a ‘hladc tin li‘rsn‘cc ,' '
'So. as i said. i am It. ini'inu fewer
of Home ltlng labels Ilisn i used to.
IandI the decrease is aIs
nsht-out. that David is Hills rc- ‘
F .
NAIITIN‘S FERRY, Ohio. Nov. 17r—I
The loss from IIIcIiI‘e at the Riversidei ‘
Bridge. Company's plant, curly today.‘;
I‘ll“ exceed $200. 000. All the buildings3
which wcro iron and s col and regard,
ed as iiIcpIoof, were , outplotcly due 1 ’4 COTTAGE XVENUE
fire has not; EAST NORW ILK CONN
i‘ Hill wrote “i -
The cause of thc
been usct-rtnincd.
Soldier Can Buy Hll Discharge.
in time oi ptilti'tiI a loltlicr Hitting
in the second mm 01
oi the third yum at his.
may apply to the ad] It Int guilt ml of
the army, thioagh In iii an channels,
(or the piitilcgs oi,
Isl six months
ttst vuiistmcn
COLDS’: GRIP
UKEMMIHL "134%., moms.
OLD COUGHS
nuts I“ um.
suicl sitting his
but such , “vile-union will
not be entt-rtniiicti t Mess
satisfactory reasons ful’y act' with by
the applicant and \ oriiuiti by the oili-
cer iorwarding the a; Iplicm‘ou. nor
d by I pintomeut of
the soldier's inIn etilatu ‘Icoimuaadiug
oliicer showing IIIII- cmmbiion of his
unions accompsnh
‘5 if such appiic ation tit-g
purchase price will be out rod on the
final statement as an itt
l'nlted States.
chst‘iied by purchase will II
ed that favor a sci-0nd
price of purchase in the ilr t month of
the second year is 3120, I
in each succeeding month
, od in which the purchase
(lures Sore Thro
Grip and PiourIsy
From the time the coutr
floor 0! the regiment in w ir-
disr servos forwards the 3
In Washington until Iihc .' so! true (I
granted is usually about t Y) \ mks.
accounts In Mtom’ .ETOWN.
MlDiil..ETOWN, Nov. 1 7.~u'l‘\\'() but-
glories wort»
The senorul u! on. of Ilunia
grand lodge III Mason’ s, ttutl
known, wns cleaned tout or most
the stock of wntchd
pipes and cigars and
of tools was taken
house of, E'. A. Ely ,
given out no pour“
the goods taken. at the Tumor storc
cswrv wiTt. coin-sin Momma;
s. rings. knives
about Sim) worth
l The police have
is of the vuluu or
1308’] ON Nov. ’1. "i+~A rcptcscutntivet
III Judge Hoary e. t‘wwe‘y, who, on tho-
that of Mitt. bi M’s returns, was dew
fasted by it or soil nmrsiu, in the cou-
Wit if" if“? R inublic um Itomlnhtlon for“,
took out papers to Illi,.
'i‘hoflutti returns
‘e a plurality of 276 Iot‘
Ihinghhm. the successful
onlyoi‘, Honky»
suiting tor a l
ltciiubllI-sn u
MI! W cm ro occasion-s
thraen.. the 3tvelI-Itno'Wn toot
pricier ct lhe'Oid Well Lamp
planning to give his fellow
rs ot the Fish (‘iub III "blowout"
Mr It tliib house in the he... fiItIII'OI'
Nari-cu is soon to ienve for was
dkwhoru Ito. IIIIIIIIIIo make his home.
«'th
ssfui was \’.csII.I'cI~ pair, 0" 3. l!“
rt'wns reduced to.
o.———._
true, stor'y,»ln which It clock plays a s ,. TAILOR-
mysterious part: It was a small" CLOTHIEII
American timepIcoe, which stood on n I. , HATTER
mantolpiece iht a sitting room in It ' . FURNISHER.
,. ' Isa PER, PAIR
as the best manutncéurcrs ot Furs in the country.
in Mirth, Siberian filiInk, Japanese Mink. Sable Fox lsnbeila Fox. Blnck Fo x, Pet-sins. Brandish
Squirrel, Beaver. Bloch Lynx, Bear, Black Martin anti English Sable.
oi the newest models and novelties, in throw scart’s, tics. tour in hand, peievincs and pillow made:
This exhibit will be for ONE DAY ONLY and will be in charge of M r Asher of the firm that manufacture
the goods and who is an cxpett in the fut business.
Having bought several cases
of an excellent 25c Wool and
Cotton Mixed Hall/Hose under
the marked price, we will dis-
The trial camel pose of them 2t ‘onne ai18c per
“twig I s tor 600. .
ryvo STYLES
Black, with stay toes and heels;
‘ that time.
., Buy your winter’s supply now,
as we will ‘havo no moiesoi
3' Open' . Monday, Wednesday and
{Saturday Evenings
JilSiPH DAVIS
“i suppose you his usuully in sun
Dense about what your airship will
do?” w w v
,3, 85 Washingtdn.38t., .830. Not-walk. Washington cm”
nos a sun 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
Our Annual ihil5ltIon of Fine it‘uis will with piano on Friday, November 17th
3 0n thnt day M shun have on exhibition at our store the entire sample line of one of the‘Int'geut as well
The line will include alitbo latest things in Scarfs and Made
4
.P‘tiday, November i7ih IS the Data
{I}?
Any advice regarding alterations or rspniIt‘ts-Iwill be given at
..., me,
.it'
Any of the pieces on exhibition may be selected and will be delivered from the display.
Friday, November l7th is the Date
TRISTRAM 8s HEAT-1', NORWALK, CONN
I.4I.III Ia
tsiuing any injury. . His wife then
described how the clock had fullcn at i 2 lbs.Extra “'99 PW“. -------- 25°
the same time. and thooouple ponder 2 pkg. Figs ..... . ..... ..........25c
in vain over the curious and utterly . . 2
inexplicable coincident. —— Liverpool 2 lb. Apricots """"" I """" 5c
3 pkg. Mince Mest......,.......
Loss BY FIR. AT MARTIN'S Evoke. Gust-o ........... ......... 25:
ER Y w,
lg“
w- s
In: cum
ANTISEPTIC
OUREI‘ '
CONSUIMPTION
MW! mu
CATARRH I VI ASTHMA
WY m. CURE , .'l MI I)! “I.”
s
IchOII.
Buy while it lasts.
h
Butter' Butter! Butter!
ll ANOTHIH OF OUR hi6 SPECIALS.
If you are In doubt Where to not good Butter It will pay you to give
Delicious light cit-mm latter. for s few days only. per lh‘l ...... ....2do
Fancy crooning Apples, psr peck. 30¢; .psr hhl.
Jonss’. Pillsbury'i or Gold Medal Flour. per barrel. .
Don't {crust In or. direct Importers Isnd Jobhm in High Grade Tsss
t‘. "It,
We don't In. any more for our It lgb gm. goods than the other fellows
ssk tor an interior artists. A trial order will convince you. and we are
sure of your tutors trsds. I
Spinach, Lsttucs, Inslsry, Crochet-rm.
Louis Jose]
'7! NORTH MAIN .‘I‘HII‘I‘,
TEL. CALL 190.,
one vsnv assi- ELGIII enema}?
Stbs. Csi, Pruner ........... 25c
WM. A. DRIGGERMAN'S
Donavon Block. 134 Washington It.
iiiyii
I
All the Latest
SHEET MUSIC
, ~ 1 -; ' 's V
“No," answered the inventor; “my 3 .3
difficulty is a luck or sttspcnse.”—— , I . .
....,...,..... ... .. 1...... ,,_., .. .. _ I
. s I . , ,, 33 .
West Washington Street.
15c
FOR SATURDAY.
MUSIC STORE.
Acent for Crescent Laundry.
stantial people who buy our Coal
and like it.
If your Coal is not in the bin
get busy today.
iii‘ii
’TAINT 'I‘AINTED MONEY . . .
we object to. but when ’taint
*moncy at all. And—speaking of to do your Shoppmg ID 171118
Coal—it costs so much you can‘t ' Store. We Ofier you {op_
afford to buy any except the very . .
best. There is a long list of sub- portun1tles that no other
concern caIIn immitate.’ Un-
der our roof yOu can" buy
everything you need—en-
lie but Ital It ureoumtsror vourselona
-~~ ~—-~~~-~-—~.-~ f omlly, its well as Earn 1.
BRONCHITIS
ture for your entire house.
W.-. N 0 money required at: ZIhe
0N" CM MN»
to,» Quincy and Uloeratcd Tensile. takes Cold
out of the whole system like magic.
50 DOSES 25c, i25 DOSES 500, 300 DOSES $1.00
No opium. no quinlno, no chloroform, no poison.
B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
WW
.SugsrlSugar'Sugari
22 POUNDS FINE GRANULATED SUGAR. O1 ..00
Sugar is one of our Specials for this week. Something that will always
keep, but the price don’t. We are merely selling for the fun of it..
is your gain. .
3,“
IOUTH NOHIWM-H. CONN.
.II‘fWD‘IR snot. ”this fit" ,
f ‘ :Ii... . .. ”Mini-h. -»
CUT GLASS
BOWLS, CELERY TRAYS, 0H.
BOTTLES, WATER SETS,
time Of purchase. ‘
good name is good enough
Your
3°" 3°" ""53- m- ‘ guarantee for us. come
Suitable for Wedding Presents.
AI rovuusrmpes- . in and trv a. charge so-
A. W. AUSTIN 3. ‘ .I I .i -
JEWELER. , count“ " ' " " 3.3.
40 Walt at. Norwsik, Conn.
H. KRl
A trial order will convince you.
no blister Street. To
Wood St, Tel. boos-a:
‘ I
venous Iota-c
GER 8.700.
1.4 ms;
Coal at $4.50.
NO. 2 NUT, the largest size in town, at $4. 50.
est grades of Anthracite at the lowest prices. ._
c
hosssd‘t
scam ISOJMIISII
Hayes. amount. 9"!in
EXI‘ra.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
for you because we do not belong to soy combine.~= . .
It not for as prices would have been higher. so pstronise the
firm that is saving you money on every pound you buyI
weIE
.3.
N
White Fox,
This selection embraces a choice selection
Alto the high-
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