Alter home. At t 0 ti ‘
debs would hover 1‘
stain. Within threea
as. getting about ”We
do of a year
th the initiate do of a»
,- ishe discarded oven.
mung her children, livln'x.
.vf Dixon. Mrs. Mary Wood
vRivar, Charles Caldwell of
Conn. Abner Caldwell of
Rachel A. Merritt, Mrs.
avlland. M111. Alexander
of atamford. Mrs. Chili
with her children. and at
inciting her home with Mini
A. it's-root River. She is
fit. Ki‘sco, N. ‘1'. Her grand-i
' John Ferris of New York
A light in the Revolutionaryi
0300 REWARD. 5100.
modern of this paper will be
I‘ll learn that there is at least
t ed disease that science has
his to care In all its stages. and
Gamma. Hall's Catarrh Cure
nly positive care now known .
. modioal fraternity. Catarrlti
onstituiional disease. re-
oonstltutional treatment.
AA lie Cure is taken Intern~
A. Idirootly upon the blood
"th surfaces of the system.
do roying the foundation of
a, and giving the patient
by building up the constlttr
assisting nature in doing Its
o' proprietors have so much
curative powers that they
Hundred Dollars for any
it fails to cure. Send for
timonluls ‘_
"13g. nonmetal: & 0., To
. mu.
Ina i_N BEDDING moss.
"Thomas Ryan Place With
Contents Consumed. I
1 pposed to have been due to
la. origin destroyed early Sat-
ftlornin‘g the heavily stocked
' bit born” on the Thomas Ryan place
Budding Ridge.q The property is
A wnod by D. Sanford and co-
, by Stephen Sanford. The
. started between 4 and 5 in the.
ping and In a short time. the build.
and Its contents were I11 ruins.-
bushels of oats. 30 tons of lye.
‘ bushels of oats. 30 tons of hay 30
n of rye stray and II new thresh-
A .ischluo. The machine and the
ding were fully Insured. 'l‘hcru
no Insurance on the other con-
ls remarked that about 35 years
barn situated on the same site
estroyed by fire and by the hand
. incendiary. The authorities of
titling are looking Into the ma'ttcl
lib have obtained no clue that would
la la locating the guilt.
QISH LIVER A FOE TO AMBI-
TION
oil can not accomplish very much
uv liver is inactive us you feel
your eyes are heavy and slight
women exhausts you. Orlno Laxa-
Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver
bowels and makes you feel bright
fictive. Orlno Laxative Fruit
gloss not nauseate or gripe and
“and very pleasant to take. Or
more effective than pills or or-
catharllcs. Refuse substi-
Sold at Pialsted's Dru:
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PULAR AMUSEMENTS
RES AT liOY’P'S THEATRE.
. Britt-Nelson light pictures.
'are to appear at lioyt's Thea-
oinorrow. matinee and evening.
a moving, almost talking exempli-
‘ Of the henlthluess and ndvnn
of boxing. We (no shown twu
did young follows,,plc111ros of
~ and vigor combaftlng and
lint: like mad bulls yet with-
il. detaining IIIquy m an accident
' nIlergolng a physical strain
would stop an ordinary man in
hurt mlnults. Round ni‘tcr
ltd, these fine young feilous battle
sacs succeeding round finds i'II-III
h and who as uhcn the fray bp-
.1 Talk about. you1 physical c-ul
titre examines—boxing, as rIiiliill In
- pictures. has them all discount
r’sb'. would not be either of thoso
' anon than a uoutv occupant of
"B dd oillcc chulI. 'l‘hcee remark-
1 three woie taken under the
. supctvlsion of J. M Coffroth.
'offroth. who is the general
or of those films, enjoys the
.1111 h of having promoted mom
' oliehip events than any othcl
" merlca. liarry Monuhan. tho
ugh seceretary of the Colma
11d lab. is guiding the destiny of
‘13th in the Eastern territory.
A to 25. 35. iii) and 750..
m
IVE ANgTchlt PERFOEMr
l-
” ople of South Norwallt who
Archy L. Bhopard’a moving
at lioyt 11 Theatre. last 8st
‘1; requested Manager I. M.
hem for a return on-
39m. Hoyt has done so.
turday. matinee and night.
rd‘s moving pictures Will be
hanged. not showing any
shown before. but a com-
ins of pictures. The usual
on will prevail at both
1. evening performances. of
lithium 20c: children. 10o.
lie I of10.20 and 30o.
ls starts today.
it“ For! DVIMPOIA.
hlin ash. of New Castle.
rod for years with
A and‘1 to have great distress
it tried everything Al
a fire consumed 150 bushels of lye. .
MASTERFUL SALE.
111E comm ‘
AND BUBNISIII‘NGSSFOR MEN AND BOYS.
atso suors FOBJMBN. WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
BEGINS
WHEN THE DOORS ARE 111110th OPEN
TO THE PUBLIC (THURSDAY.
231d). 1111: ENTIRE $101115 WILL BE A DEL-
UGE or BARGAINS.
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NONE SHOULD [STAY AWAY FROM THIS
'IHIS SALE WILL BE
0
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OF CLOTHING
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NOVEMBER
THE GREATEST BARGAIN CARNIVAL
NORWALK EVER WITNESSED.
'IOR IURIHIR PARIIUUIARS WAIGH WEDNESDAYS PAPERS.
find it so much easieI to sllIlI than to
I-.liInb
PIRATING FOLEY'S HONEY AND
T.AR
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of the gloat
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
_ and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless
imitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The gen-
uine Foley's Honey and Tor is In a
yellow package. Ask for it and re
fuse any substitute; It is the 1)th
remedy for coughs and colds. Sold at.
Plalsted's Drug Store. '
Buying your pIaycIs is a worthy
habit. but doing them is Dell“.
A pessimist IloesII'tonJII1. lilo unions
he doesn't.
Cures a field in One NI ght.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cou ghq 25c
Only Radical curd for Bronchitis. i we
Cures Worst Crow in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcerated Tonclis.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption.
Kills the Catarrh Microbe and Cures In One Month.
Opusnuuhhgmudlouommoriu
Cures Hay Fever or Money Reloaded. 50c'- Sl.00
Only Ihing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
m an: FAILEID a 3m
moi-W. “sump-mama.“
films mmduasvsmmw
in: Plies.
Few men leach th- lop because they
Ilium,” of Mavcnworth,
unreasonable. when he refused to III?
MAN'S UNREASONABLENESS
is often as meat 11s womnns. lilti
Thus. S. Austin, Mgr. of the “Repub-
low the. doctors to operate on his wife
for female trouble. "instead." he says.
‘we concluded to try Electric Bitters.
My wife was thcn so sick she. could
hardly leave her bed, and five (5) phy-
sicians had failed to relieve her. Al"
for taking Electric Bitters. she was
perfectly cured, and can now perform
i|lII her household duties." Guaranteed
1y II‘.
50c
More than one girl who has laid
aside hcr sIIIIIIIIcr frocks is bringing
them out again. now that she lcurns‘
that own hcr halistc frocks may in-
worn Indoors all tho winter.
*
ll Baxter South Norw,alk and:
19.11 Weed Norwnlk dIuggists price.”
I Pharmacy.
I'lien the man ulIo boots at supersti
union is apt to rIfIIse II loan of 8|.l In
some of his acquaintances on a Friday.
Ind.. was not' ~-—--——--— '
evsnv ounce tied EAT.
Every punct- of food you eat that
falls to digest does a pound of harm.
:ll turns the entire meal into poison.
This not only deprives the blood of
the necessary tissuo- building material.
but it poisons If Kodoi Dyepesla
Cure Is a perfect dlgostnnt. It Ili~
gents the food regardless of the con-
dition of the stomach. it allows that
organ to rest and not strong again.
Relicvvs ilelching, Heart Burn. Sour
“Stomach, indigestion. Palpitation of
the heart, etc. Sold by The Clifford
II
If there, are two or more girls in a
Afamily they are always borrowing each
1m hcr‘s beat clothes.
Ft
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first ,
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A“ one to be long remembered.
deadly metal. A .
; in; young man In the financial world.
wand sage old beads had predicted that
. 1‘ “Itmflt. n
found some consolatron In the fact
1 that he Would have at least a million
“Rest," commanded the physician.
"I cannot." answered .lomya. ,
“Wives canaot' Is ousted to 'muu.’
than cancer will have to yield. Either
you must have complete rest or you
. will have a complete mental break
down that my land you in your grave
or in an insane asylum." said the phy-
sician with a directness that would
lilavo been brutal had it not been so
He had long been regarded as a ril-
he would some day be a power In the
This had been his one ambition
and It hurt to give 1: up, but be
to settle down on—-uot a had amount
after all. he concluded. .
So he bought the old Dinwlddle
mansion on the James River, in Vic
glnia. and prepared to settle down as
a planter, fairly well content, but
chafing still a little for the excite‘
meat of the old life, the daring of
master minds of finance. the snails:
tics of victory and even the quick
pans of momentary defeat. .
Then came the love affair, and with
the love affair the discovery that he
was a pool. either circumstance being
sufficiently disturbing to even a
healthy mind. ~
With the mansion went the Diuwld
die family portraits. hum; In a long
gallery
Exploring ibis, Jcrmyn came across
one portrait before which he paused
of a young girl, slender and beautiful
as a May morning. Her costume was
that of the 18th century, and its col-
ors Were still almost as bright as
when first painted.
A few of the old servants of the
Dinwlddlo family still lived on the
place, but Jormyn could gain no in-
formation from them as to the iden-
tity of the portrait's original. None
of the family had lived on the place
since the civil war. and .lormyn grad
ually gave up the hope of naming the
picture.
instead he began calling it "My
Lady‘s Portrait." and took to standing
in front of it for hours at a time and
making up all sorts of romance about
it. A
Now. Jermyn had never been so
cut-led of being a sentimentalist, and
it came on him with a distinct shook
that this romancing about the por-
trait was a sign of the mental weak-
ness which be had come so to dread.
Ills doctor was his old friend. and to
him Jermyn wrole a full account of
his case.
In reply he received a letter from
the doctor. giving him laughing advice
to find the original of the picture and
to marry her. ending with sumclcnt
seriousness to recommend him to
seek out his neighbors and indulge
in human companionship Instead of
lonely lmaglnlnss.
Acting on this recommendation.
.lcrmyn began to cultivate his neigh-
bors. among whom he soon made
many friends. More than one of the
girls whom he met attracted him. and
he began to consider .the possibility
and oven the adviidbllity of matri‘
mony. a thing of which he had never
had time to think during his busy
life In Wall street.
His physical health was coming
back to him rapidly and he began to
reflect that the old Dlnwiddls alan-
slou was a lonely sort of a place for a
single occupant. Yet, when he would
go Into the portrait gallery and look
at "My Lady’s Portrait." It seemed to
him impossible that he could ever fall
in love with a living woman while the
memory of the picture clung to him.
In this dilomna he made 11p his
mind that he would either destroy the
picture or present it to some public
gallery.
With this in mind he took a long
ride to debate with himself. and final-
ly came to the decision that he would
try to seek out the surviving members
of the Dlnwiddis family and present
them with the whole collection of their
enmity portraits.
Determining on this. be returned to
the house after an absence of several
hours. and strode into the portrait
Irsllsry for one last loolt at the pic
ture. angry with himself all the than
at the sentimentallsm of which he was
proving himself guilty.
Turning the corner in the xllicry
which would bring hint face to face
with the Picture be came to an abrupt
stop.
Facing him was the original of the
picture. living and breathing!
No. not the original of the picture.
but a young girl so marvelously hits
the portrait. except for her modern
costume. that it wmld have caused
anyone a counties of astonishment.
"I beg your pardon. madam. l--l-—~"
“No. it is I who must hog your pan
don for trespassing. l taita It for
[ranted that you are Mr. Jormyn?“
“You."
”And I am Elisabeth binwiddls.
know. and. as we were in the neigh-
borhood. l persuadedhlm to bring Ina j
over and show his the horse of my ’
ancestors. You see. i was born In Ban
Francisco. and have. lived there all my
life: One of your wants told us you
warmest when we called. but he is:
stated on showing us ovrrihs house
Father is at the‘othcr and of the pat»
lot-y Isolde! at the pictures." ,
“You owe Ina .no apologies. bliss
musicals hut. rues hid. it I 11111:
the sands of this a desirous of 1011“?"
EAGLEVILLE MERCHANT DEAD.
WILMMANTIC. Nov. 12~i.—-OsI-ar
\'l11ton.u prominent resident of Eagle-
suddenly Sunday night aged 8i years.
He was for many years engaged in
business as a merchant and lumber-
mau. He represented the town In
three s1 salons of the state legislature
and was postmaster of Eaglevlllo for
seventeen years At the time of his
death he was a vacuum of the board
of relic-f. The late Charles Siorrs.
founder of Storrs School. which has
since become the State Agricultural
College. appointed Mr.- Vlnton as first
trustee of the school. He, leavcs a
wife and one son. ell-Representative
Fred 0. Vlnitm. .
BUT FEW ARE FREE.
But. few people are entirely free
from indigestion at this season of the
year Kodol Dyspepsia Care is. not
only the best wmcdy to use because it»
digests what you eat but because it
also enables the digestive apparatus to
assimilate and transform all foods in-
to tissue~buildlng blood. Kodol re-
lieves sour stomach heart hula, belch-
ing. and all forms of Indigestion. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
high priced Coal
8:
68 witnesses-.4.
an’soIIIFI'A'sALooNIs-r men;
ANSONIA, Nov. 21 .e—As a result of
a saloon raid by Sheriff Peck Sunday
ville in the town of Mansfield. died I afternoon. Paul Chomkowicz, a saloon
keeper doing business in Star street,
pleaded guilty in the court yesterday
to Sunday selling and was fined :25
and costs. When the sheriff appeared
at the saloon Sunday twenty men dash-
ed out of the back door and made
their wraps. Chomkowica has only
been in business two weeks.
G. B. DURHAM TESTIPIES AFTER
O,UR YEARS.
G 8. Barbara of Garllsle Center, N.
Y. writes: “About him“ years ago
«I wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured of . a severe kidney
trouble by taking less than two hot-
tles of Foley’s Kidney Cure. It en-
tirely stopped the brick dust sediment
and pain and synmt'bms of kidney dis-
ease disappeared. I am glad to say
that l have never had a- return of any
of those symptoms during the four
years that have elapsed and i am evi-
dently cared to stay cured. and hear-
tily recommend Foley's Kidney Cure
ha C III
NUT NO. 2 COAL lights quickly. burns freely. lasts well.
It will bake, boll, stew, or try as well and as promptly as any
to any one suffering from kidney or
bladder trouble): Sold at Pleistod's
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_,=fltm
G,
00.
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Clocks, Skirts
It will save your Thirty
The Fair 01.5.1.1:
Father and to own thiamine. you
is love with
swans.“ ,
, I
arrays told in "2
heartily concur In that opinion. We think w an. Iiil’
best stock But don't take our word or it. Trim ’ passe
It to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. if It‘s All right.
give us a chance at your Winter II Coal. We a As her: to do business.
’;., ‘.‘ or
Buy your
and Mdlinory
from the maker.
Per Cent. on the Dollar.
We guarantee a perfectfi t. ,, .1.
and Furfliiore.
as wasnruoron eraser. 'f ‘
'm coax. °
”We“ vs not m‘it' to burn. Hist bind.
“would billion!
that is all coal and “CI as. No
dust, no dirt. no to. I{And prion
siwa'ys the lowest. am a
nil-om us it‘s rightwm In
E: oi: fit. You tails an channels.
all rapt delivery. hatter-once assur-
lilo Mild limit Goal to.
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