lie. l" Waters never Lg " 6 1;. will shim ii The Etomach. . ._ yin combined wtth th as 1- ‘ a. vote full s. and is verL leas- "t “take. it wi not gripe or s cken. much more pleasant and efleotive halt Fills; Tablets and Saline Waters. I: does. not derange the Stomach. or have not been stimulated and in a do s a stronger purgstive may have to e to. en. .'l‘his is vylhy fills and Apericnt‘ give permanent relief. Their violent so 1011 results in an uncut. oral movement of the bowels and it inn ' essary to keep taking them indefinite Without! «loss of 3"” 6, In I . Liver and Bow, [or Billouanosa and Glen 1 Headache. 1 _, . Take on... Laxative Fruit hymn. It mow the stomach. no. di action and acts as a gentle stimulant on t In liverand .bowels without irritating these organs. fively cure chronic concls' stores the natural action at out. porno}:v relief but tbs1stom to bowels are irritated manent benefit having I) ,‘es’ us meets at specially favorable prices. A an that extend into much finer quallf ditcOunt that permits us to sell them These. in addition to our regular ‘ 'nhhnusnul opportuully to supply not Ill-WE“. 1 LADIES’ conser covene; ‘ Values from 15c to $1.50. W LADIEB’ NIGHT HOBBS. tote the Kidneys. Liver or Bowels. Constipation. 0111110 Laxative Fruit Syrup will posi- Ordinary ”liberties may give tem- Im Underwear. fStock Reducing—Price Reducing ‘ Event in Underwear. ‘ 1 Sale Prices from ......... 10: to $1.00 Sale Price from ......... 89o to $2.5C Why ORINO tion as it re— 11.. intestinal ach is upset without any ily be seen that a can derived. not act uponeil *E arenas-ad only by IOLI 011nm Laxative Fruit syrup is the only pro oration that really acts upon all of t o digestive or as. Other prepar- ations act upon the ower bowel only and do not touch the Liver. It can very read. 0preparation that does the digestive organs is diffeeent. Clears the liver an system and ative for we mild and sicken. Y A 00.. Chicago, Ill. IOLD AND RIOOMMINDED BY PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE. 1 - Onmc Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates s the Complexion. ,. d lthorouigxhly cleanses the clears t e complexion of pimples and blotches. It is the best lax- men and children as it It account. and does not gripe or stone subatltutoa. 1 Take ORINO Laxative Fruit syrup and 1lf'1you , are not satisfied your-money will be refunded. .To combine the good work of "clearing the deck" for Christmas goods, (I Illinounce a sale of MIISLIN UNDERWEAR and tell our friends that we are going to give them a week's op portunity to buy Lndies‘ Undergar- I ‘1 _ We have purchased a line of sam pics in Gowns Skirts and Corset Cov- Ies than our ordinary stock and at a at the WHOLESALE PRICI goods at Special Sale Prices. afford. only present needs but for the future LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS. a—g-n—q ‘ Values from 50c to $3.50. LADI ES" M USLI N DRAWERS. Sale Prices from ......... 391: to 02.50 Sale Price ........ ......1ilc to 01.0c Values from 50c to 83.50. Bare figures do not convey the full Values, 25c to $1.25. values we offer In the above quota- Ideas. You need to see them to appreciate their meaning. W ‘ ::Jl~ '1 114 WASHINGTON s'r., HAsrr-‘oso sulcnoa UNIoEN'rI/ FIED. HARTFORD, Nov. 2i.-—~Develop- meats today have given rise to the theory that the mlddlengcd man who dropped dead in the Union depot Sun- day night. ostensibly from been dis- ‘ease. may have been a suicide The . remains at the morgue are still uniden- ‘ tilled. A waitress in the station res- taurant says that a few minutes be- fore he dropped dead the victim asked 1 ’ller for a glass of water and upon rc- .r , buying it be emptied a powder Into ‘ ‘ it find drank the mixture. linen re. turning the glass he advised her to “use It well. A package of rough all rats was found In one of tile pockets. .ms’in “landed such the sharp. starting pains over the ayes or near 1 temple. In almost Instantly rsllev» all by the use of Acolon. aches. from whatever cause, are safely and surely relieved by Ace- too. 35 cls. a box at your Drugglet’s. Austen Medical 00., Mysllc, Conn on" break up a sold In I slam prevents Pnsumonla. ourss‘l'lssilsohs and Nostalgia. Mun-n.- «if still. town rAnss va'r. - 1 .. Wilf‘ii. Nov tie-la the of daemon Pleas at Bridge yesterday. Judge Gurus issued an 3 . n restraining the town ofhcors 1 selling, the town farm .aud the, 1 of a public charities building after the special town meeting was petitioned for on serenity. annual meeting the town voted! sail the farm but there Is appeal-1 to (b Is. A DIIAITNOUI GALAMI‘I‘Y. is a disastrous calamity, when you your health. because indigestion bustipclicn have capped It away. a is..." : mamlsughter.’ an .Dickerman & Son SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Telephone 349-2. 2.... 1+ FOOTBALL GAME. ' NEW HAVEN Nov. 21 —'I‘he Yule football management has figured out luau 29.900 11.11.1111 to Saturdsy‘s some were sold, or 700 less than the seating capacity of the stands. Yale herself sold 23.700 of the total number and Princeton sold 0.000. The other tick- ets were sold at the field before the game, BILLS MORE OF CHAMBERLAIN! OOUGH REMEDY THAN 0! - ALI. OTHIRI PUT T0- GETHIR. The following letter from a locality where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is well known shows by the unprecedent- ed demand for It that the medicine sells on Its own merit. Mr. Thomas George. a merchant. at Mt. Elgln, Ou- lurio says: 'i have had the local agency for Chamberlain's Cough Rem- edy ever since ll was introduced into Canada. and l sell as much of If as I do of all other ones i have 011 ml shelves .put together. or the many Iosous sold under guarantee, 1 havo not had one bottle returned. 1 can personally recommend this medicine. as l have used It myself and given It to my children and always mm the best results." For sale by subson- Powcll Corporation, Clifford Pharma- cy, Zoilfuss Phannacy. FATAL SHOOTING IN FALL. VIL. FALLS VILLAGE, Nov 21 ~win. in- quest Into the bust shooting of Bylvln mfleid by Ernest Jackson. at the lat wr- hornc. was begun yesterday by coroner Higgins. of Winstod. The wit bosses were Mrs. Jackson. James Rice Norman Rico, all colored; Mrs. Wright. who employed Ihe girl, and Mrs. John Mitt. a villager. The owner said thiit In all probability he would hold bemused on a charge of murder. which later might changed to one of at the companion of the windmill .I slice Biodgsdd would aprelimlnary way. , ..Bl‘ 0W not be dscsiwl by countsrfelts you buyc Witch Hegel salve. 'i‘be -1 rel of can behad In anlhg's name of no . Will a do. Is on ~ to ills. They build up your every to: of the “onion. Plies In ‘ organs and ours headache s. their worst form “Jon: M away 7,. . ..’ colic. constipation. etc If you will apply De ltt' l1 Ila; a at fr it Baxter’s M111 sol lslvsa rlalgbt camera log. 1 11.1 n cw Wood's. limos. 4 7 stores: the for (lots. burns. bolls. Tenor. solemn. 1.1111. field by The Clifford Pharmacy 0 NORTH ROP WAgNLEGAhLY CHOS- .1...“— Reoount In Newtomi's Election Con- test Does Not Affect Offlolsl Returns. in the Superior Court yesterday, Judge George W. Wheeler allowed a recount in the case of Levi C. Morris vs.1 Charles H. Northrop, both of Now- tovIn. These men were candidates for the office of town treasurer. Accord- ing to the oflicial leturns Northrop, the Democratic candidate, had 276 value and Morris. Republican. 269. The lat- ter petitionel for a recount on the ground that 11 boilers had been wrongfully rejected. The result of the recount showed hat Northrop still had the some ma- Iorlty which the oiflciai returns gave lilll. Judge R. E. Deh‘orest. counsel ‘or Northrop. and Judge Elmore S. lacks. who represented Mr. Morris. core the counters. .1’l‘iley went over he ballots carefully and took no chau- :es of making mistakes. John H.81ackman the moderator at the election testified that ll ballots vero rejected One contained two Democratic tickets. another contained a. ballot regarding free text books and nine Republican ballots were rejected because the town ticket and the voles on constitutional amendments were In the same envelope. Arthur I. Peck said that he voted 11 Republican ticket. with Ibo name of Northrop pushed over that of Morris is admitted that he one an uncle of Mr. Northrop. Mr. Pooh's vow must ave been one of the Republican but lots rejected so that Mr Morris would still have a majofily of 0119. Judge Banks stated that the nine men which had been cast in the most ’ulelligent way were rejected. Accord- ng to the statutes the town llcket and he ticket for constitutional amend 1119an must be placed In the some en- slope. in his deci Ion Judge Wheeler said that i was t e general practice rot in open ballot box until the court a satisfied that the result of the clue Ion would be changed by so doing. in conclusionhe steed that if the widence was true the petitioner Mr \lorrls. would have a majority of one. The court therefore ordered a recount 11.111.11.111... then opened the ballot box whlch had been brought Into the court room and the counting began. cow‘s—nu— CASTOR IA Tin fist You Ilin than Bough Beach the Signature of sLAsHso THROAT WITH RAZOR. NEW HAVEN. Nov. 21.-——Gcorge F. chmlo, a pattern maker. attempted self-destruction yesterday by drawing a razor blade across his throat. afler he had raved and noted strangely for many hours In the presence of his wife and child its had been showlng ugns of mental trouble and suddenly his condition became dangerous and not until yesterday was his wife able to secure assistance. chmle was luk- on to the hospital and the chances are that he will recover. His wife has gone to her former home In Ansonls. completely unnerved by the ordeal through which she passed. ARIZONA WANT! JOINT STATI- HOOD Wl'l'I-t le MIXIGO. Wm gtatchood ass inoellng last night so person Joined the joint mobbed somrcistlon. Addresses were made by leading oitlsens and the fol- lowing resolution was telegraphed to I’rouldont Roosevelt: "Hon. Theodore Ilocscvell. of the United States. "Greetings: (litlwas of Tucson and lea county ArIsonc. I11 meeting assembled, unanimously declare that we favor joint statehood with New Mexico. and ask that you recommend it In your message to the coming Con- grass. "CHARLES! H. QQHIEACIIIR, President I O.l1al‘rman” arenas owl paint-Illa set. The Deck or Olillr. Nor- wslk Baptist Church. rooeived its, new printing press, yesterday.‘1’l‘llls press will be used to print regular and do .3, SALT LAKE RAILROAD MEETING. h Changes Made In blreotorato and' New Contracts Award“. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Nov. 21,—— Senator W. A. Clark presided at the annual meeting of the San Psdlo. hos Angeles and all Lake stockholders yesterday. 0 angcs were made in the directorate and the business was purely formal immediately after the San Pedro meeting the stockholders of the 1418 Vegan and 'i‘euopah, held their first meeting They voted to Increase the directory from five to (seven and the following were elected: W. A. Clark. W. A. Clark. .lr.. J. Ross Clark. C. 0. Whittemore, F. A. Wat- ers, ll. C. Kerens and W H. Com- slock. . The directors awarded‘a contract for construction which is Io begin De- cember i. and be finished by April 1. it was announced that the company had secured eleven miles of finished grade upon which steel can be laid lit once. I ...uo—u— To CURE A GOLD IN ONEiDAV. 'l‘nke laxative Bromo Quinlan Tab- lets. Druggists refund money If It falls to cure. E. W. Grave's signature Is on each box 25c. MAY GRANT FINANCIAL REFORMS. CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov 21. --'l‘l1e frequent and prolonged conferences cf the Council of Ministers at the Yildiz Palace are believed lb Indicate prepar- ations to yield in principle to the dc- mnnd of the powers for the accept ance of the financial reforms decided upon for Macedonia. Probably. how- ever, the Turkish government will make further attempts to secure modio floatlons of the plan before definitely accepting the full program. The 111'- rival of the international fleet at Pi- reaus may tend to hasten the Turkish decision. The ll'l'lhslsn amt has re. turned [0 Seussiopol after a short cruise In the. Blackwell» 1 MR. WRIGHT’B NEW GARAGE. the erection of a large building on his North Main street properly. The struc- ture will be used as an automobile garage by Mr Wright. it will be of brick and Is to be ill by 57 feet In ground area. It vtill be three stories high. of mill construction The con- tract for the masonry has been let to W. ll. Smith and the carpentering will be done by Harry W. Mather. The walls are already being constructed and the cellar, dug. BATTLIOI-IIP OHIO AT GAVITE. MANILA, Nov. 21.—-Rear Admiral Trulu on heard his flagship the battle- ship Ohio, slid accompanied by the battlesblp Oregon arrived at Cnvlic. this morning, from ports on the Chi- nn coast. JUDGE FOR VOURIILF. Wbloh ls lotion-Try an lgpsrlmsnt 01- Profit by a booth Norwalk cltlzsn's Input-nos. Something new In an experlment. “Must be proved to be as represent L . The statement of a manufacturer Is not convincing proof of merit. But the decorations of friends Is. Now supposing you had a be back. A Lame Wen or Aching on. Would you esperlrnent on it? You will read of many so-oslled cures. ‘Elidorscd by strangers from fsr sway. aces it's dlilerent when the endorsement comes from home. ~ Easy to prove local testimony. Home endorsement Is the proof that I‘l’fiku every box of Deans Kidney s. Read this case: Mrs.1\nna 01.11-11.01 l5 Ksyscr ave nus. East Normals,“ says: “Hy hus- band and I both tried Dean's Kidney Pills. They cured his back! after i look them 1 Ion myself unite well. i had kidney 1 bio for some time and it developed Into st backache, accompanied by I lift wish ass very Inconvsulont at ii We tried some simlple horns remedies. but lhsilnubls sill main“. one night from so account of cure bolng blade by Dos '11 Kidney Pb 11‘. the symptom being I outlcsl with mine. 1 gets box at Plainted’s drug store. That has Wolsly cured the.“ sale by all denim. Price Ill other slnlilar worn or the club. A coals. Fusion do. undue. supper was given by the club souls H.112. solo mammal tliolf hailed time ago} It llloh a sufficient amount dishes. of money was no to purchase the homescho- the convention's-«411 press and soul .. salt who no other. Luther M. Wright has commenccd‘ ‘ > h‘ .< I 1. . ”I don't any any of your claims. 1 flight“; but 'th has been one of our rules to give such a post as this only to married men. lbellevs there copies to a married man a certain sense of mnemonic-1.1.1.1. lashes him more valuable to us and more safe in the position.” , “hilt. Mr. Johnson." protested young .ltlgby..“thors lsn’ . a man on your traveling force who has done better for. you. considering the ball territory you gave me. if you'd give his chance at New York natal l’d break the moi-d.” "Portion". 1 married limb No don't argus."lreli Interrupt. "We'll hold the place open for two Weeks. If at the end or thnl time you can show me a marriage certificate we'll talk business. "You belong to a club here In Iowa. have apartments waiting for you when you come in from your trips go to the theatre some, play the races 11 bit. eh?” illgby nodded his head. “Out If. out and get a wife." "But I don’t know any girl who'd—-" l‘Whatlf' almost shouted Mr. John- son, "do you mean retell me that In all your bumping around the country you've never met a girl you would serlousiy consider marrying?" his list of acquaintances. 1lio raised his head. and caught a pair of brown was watching him from the desk In the farmer-nor of Mr:..lohnson's 11111119. The eyes belonged to Johnson s nrl. vale st'cnogrspher. “No. i don‘t know a girl i' (I care to many. nor a girl who‘ d care to marry me I! “Well, i'll be hanged!" ejaculated Mr. Johnson. “But i'll tell you this much. Mr. Johnson. 1 don't propose to let 11 Ht tie thing like not having a wife stand tween me and that lob. l'm going to get both inside of the two peeks" Charley Righy crossed the square his hands thrust deeply into his puck eta. his list pulled over his eyes. He was thinking aboutglrls. Then ,all of a sudden he remem- bered the brown eyes that had watch- ed him during Johnson’s merciless catechism. Merrlfieid, the bookkeeper, sauntcred In. for lunch. and Rigby welcomed him Joyously. After a few desullory re— marks he inquired about the owner of the brown eyes. "You remember Darnton, who was killed in the Sonics-ville collision last summer? Woll' she‘s his dougiuer, Belle Damion. I think her mother’s folks have money, but she was too proud to ask help, and she liveswith her father’s maiden sister. I guess all they have is her little salary." That nlzbt he walked home with Miss Brown‘eycs. The next night he called. the third night he took her-to the theatrewbut all the while the browu eyes never met his. dad Sunday night of the following week he asked her to marry hlm. There were four day}: of grace. . "You know, I won‘t bother you very much." he explained awkwardly. wish ing that the eyes were. not looking straight Into his. “l'll-i'll be on the road most of the lime. and your aunt could stay with yon—only In a much better bouse~and really,1i'd do my best to make you happy—" The brown eyes were shooting sparks now. “I'm glad you didn't have the im- portinenoe to tell me you loved me. anyhow. There is that much to your credit.” she was saying scorni‘ully. “But you couldn't make me happy I hate yon-” She said more. but ngby, stumbling to his apartments through the snow, could not exactly recall it. And all of a sudden he realized that, above all things. he did not wish this girl to hate him. He wanted her In love bIm, wanted it more than an'y- thing else In the world—~even the post tlon. Three days later Mr. Johnson open- ed a letter from ngby. dated In a small Pennsylvania town. "i have changed my mind. I don't want the New York lob until he earn- ed my wife " And all that long. bitter winter ng~ by stayed on the road. He shunned the theatre and closed his eyes to the racing news. But he sold goods and wrote regularly to the scalar member of the firm "ngby' s got the trade In Pennsylva- nla by the boot straps and pulllug on It to best the band." observed .lohn- prsssucc of the brownoysd stones- rspher. "its ls surely trying to make a racer ." It was summer before klgby put the qussllon again. and fall before wedding day was set. ad. but shaves ilrm. , "I want you to malts one more trip." lligby protest- slie ssidmlyly. “i want to wrlts you. but you’ll have to go. , stated Mr. Johnson as Righy tried to ‘ The Latest Boas and Mums. A Ruff or Boa comesi‘in' nicely When o‘u’c” d'o‘cs not wear furs and a little extra warmth is needed particularlv. 'by those with sensitive throats. 1 ' “- ., ;. 'I he latest heather Neckpieces are flat stoles of mind .1‘ I ngby's mind traveled rapidly over , son to his partner one day-ln tlle'.‘ the“ becoming. Prices from $1.50 nile green lavender, cardinal, ‘ 125/21: Many people are looking covers table squares, scaris (Iretonncs Mamie Cloths I igurcd Satccns ........ ...... 1. Silkolincs .............. Hungarian Crash ....... Oriental Stripes ....... Figured V elours ..... ... Plain Velours .......... Silk Plush ............. I igurcd‘ Silk ........... Uncovered Pillows ..... window at Main street. “I THANK THE L RD!" cried Hannah Plant, of .ittle Rock. Arie, "for the relief l 80! from Buck- Ien's Arnlca Salve. It cured my fear ful running acres which nothing else would heal, and from which I had suf- fered for 5 years. " It is a marvelous healer for cute burns ahd wounds. Guaranteed at F. Baxter's, South Norwalk. and E. RH Wood's. Norwalk drug stores; 25c WANT GROOVED RAILS lN HART- FORD ‘ HARTFORD Nov '21 ~0fliciais of the Consolidated Rallwlay Company man. of this city. to arrange, if pos sible for 11 conference with the othe- clals of this city regarding the use of grooved rails in the streets of Hartford. it is the Intent of the rail road authoritits to present arguments in favor of the “1‘" mil. once desired will take place this week President Mellon he; previously declared himself as being in favor of grooved rail agreement with Hartford If the city insists upon this course. STOP THAT COLD 7 or it may result In l’neumonlo. Brio silian Balm is breaking up colds when- ever tried almost w thout exception. 10 so 506 and two homes The out ford linxier‘s and llaisted'e. ” I new day-401' myself. All our cortex -1 ‘ spondonoo heretofore has been purely ' . He looked at ‘ a matter of business. her reproachtully. "Yes" she stood smiling tenderly.“ ' “I could read between the lines offpsoh . letter to Mr. Johnson. t’nl doing this for you. dear. for ml“ ant i want some lunch of his very swat-We'll 1 . make It lusl a your from its day M111. Johnson told you to go wifehuntl‘ng. Rigby sighed rssigusdly "All I'Ifllt, bill; toll in illei. OM thing... hallo dear Why did you watch nle so 1' closely the (by Johnson asked 111s Ifr " there wasn't some girl i could mom? is a hurry?" "menu” ‘- MIIIH' “II the ” We eyes were nomad with the " gmylfl lashes now. "i was sc-«so . macaw when! Ms Win. 1 .11 . ., A. .. «or. «a; .h .%u§1.~ _. 1 0r merchant, in black smoke and pearl gray._. light almost uolliing' lb weight, yet very warm. Liberty Slk 19 made into fetching rufl's, stelcs and rallies with flat rows of pulls and plaitiugs which are fluffy and Royal chps and Dimities I igured Satin .......... The 1D. M Read Co. have asked Corporation Counsel Ship- 1 The confer , the railroad company living up to Its f They: are to $7.00. At the Lace Section. 1 O - For Waist Slips. The pretty fashion of wearing a colored slip underneath a thin white waist has brought several fabrics into use for that purpose, among them Batiste. exquisite, and it is quite inexpensive. It is thin, the colors are 111 pink, pale blue. 1 lemon and rose- _ a yard, Wash Goods Section Fancy Art Material fox artistic fabrics for pillow and corner seat furnishings. The my things can be found Ill our L pholstery Store. ‘ as- 10,12L_,15n11d17c. ..... ,2‘cc ........... 181030c.‘ ...... .......29c ........... loandlzfic .................... 25c .29 '11) 45c .48c .............. ......75c ......... $1. 25 and $1.50 .................... 50c ........ $1.00 .500 10552.00 ........ ...... .....-....-. .-..a ........ o Upholstery Store. third floor, elevator. M Notice the '‘lhanksgivinp,r Iable arranged in the curlicr MAV BUILD A HOME‘OF Hla OWN. Selectman James A. Browu will vw rate the Frank‘Comstock place In South Main street, "which has been purchased by Abraham Harris. when his lease runs out in April next. Mr. Brown is considering the erection of ‘11 new liome'of his own on his lot across the street. "' ‘ SON LOBT MOTHER. “Consumption runs in our family. and through It i lost my mother.” writes E. B. field, of Harmony, Me. "For the past five years. however on the slightest st of a Cough or Gold, have taken 1'. King's New Discov- ery for Consumption which has sav- ed me from serious lung~ troullle. " His nother’ s death was a and loss for Mr teid. but he learned that lung trou- ole must not be neglected and how to cure It. Quickest relief and cure for coughs and colds Price 6011 and $1.:00 guaranteed at F. H. Baxter a, South Norwalk and E P Weed' s. Nbrwalk drug stores. Trial bottle .- FARMER'Q OKULL FRAGTURED. HARTFORD Nov. 21 «Jose h Wel- ner. a Colchestor farmer, fei back- word from his wagon here yesterday and struck on his head. sustaining a. fracture of the skull. He was remov- ed to the Hartford Hospital, where his conduop is := (it In? H
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