in
ll" “‘
don ’t “pi
lined. $25 to
hip trousers,
‘fits well, don
I
sLueoisH Livsjn "A, FOE ro AMBi
‘ ‘ ‘TlON. '
You can nohaccomplish very much
it you); liver is inactive as you feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and slight
exertion exhausts You. Orino Lara
tiv Fruit Syrup [stimulates the liver
an bowels and mahe‘s‘you feel brigh:
and active. _ Orihp Laxative Fl‘ull
Syrup does not naiisoate or grips and
is mild and very'pieasant to take. 0r-
lno is more efifoctlve than pills or or.
dinary cathartlcs. Refuse substi-
‘tutes‘. Bomld at Piaistod's .Drug
Store. - . "
CONDITION OF RAILROAD VICTIMS
' BOSTON. Nov. 28.—No chanson
were reported today in the condition
of the persons injured in the Lincoln
railroad accident who are receiving
treatment at the Massachusetts Gen‘
oral Hospital. Several of the injured
are still on the dangerous list, though
their recovery is expected. Positive
identification was still lacking today
in the cases of the bodies of four men
and one woman which are in the city
, morgue. The failure of identification
results learn the mutilated and char-
red condition of the bodice.
have plenty ‘of, heating surface,
Slamm'd Furnaces and self—cleaning lines. With
other sorts. it is a. question of frequent cleaning, or less
efficiency. .
Made by a foundry established in 1830;
That showa reliability. '
Embodylng the latest featureswmany of them exclusive;
‘ Ll'hat shows progress.
Different from all the tow other "first-class" makes;
Hence their superiority;
For Sale In South Nomi": y HORACE R. NA
Corner Vilest and NW“ Main Streets.
8".
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us‘linéUndernrir.
A Stock Reducing-~Prioe Reducing-
‘ 1 Event in Underwear.
‘ To continue the good work of "clearing the deck" for Christmas goods.
,we announce a sale of MilfiblN UNDERWEAR. and tell our friends that
We are going to give them a week’s opportunity to buy Ladies’ Undergar-
‘ meats at sillsciully favorable prices. ‘
We have purchased a line of samples in Gowns. Skirts and Corset Cov-
‘ m that extend into much finer qualities than our ordinary stock and at a
discount that permits us to sell. thorn at the WHOLESALE l'itltllil.
Those. in addition to our regular goods at Special 8an Prices. afford
, . . an unusual opportunity to supply not only present needs but for“ thoduturs
V A‘- II VB“.
‘ Laoissxconesr covsss. '
Bale Pricehlfrom.........iilc to 01.00‘Bale Price fronl...l.....30o to “.50
. Values from lilo to 01.60. Values from 50o to [3.50.
“among. .0-
LADIES’ NIGHT. ROIIQ.
LADIEB' WHITE SKIRTS.
LADIEG' MU‘OLIN DRAWIRI.
a...“ M
Values tram title to $8.60. Values, Bill: to $1.85.
r
. a You need to see them to appreciate their meaning.
if:
.80 d‘s term. which expires July l.
5 Kent promised to take care of his
Hsjhsslawifs and tivaohild. 7
lo Pricosgi‘rom.........300 to 02.56 fislohrice ....r...........10o to 0mm
, Bare figures do not convey the full values we offer in the above quota» .
new secrtarasv.
Btae Board of Health Chooses Dr. J.
H. Townsend oi' .Naw..Haven on
Dr. Lindsiey's Successor.
HARTFORD. Nov. 29.-.The stain
board of health has chosen Dr. Joseph
ll.Townsend of New Haven to succeed
Dr. C. A. Hadley as secretary. The
selection was made at a meeting of
the board at the capitol. Dr. F. W.
Wright. of New Haven was a candi-
date tor secretary, but there was no
prolonged contest. . ., .
Dr. Townsend will take oillce on
April 1 next and the board’s headquar-
ters will not be moved to this city un‘
til that, time. illsbeccmlng secretary
will make a vacancy in the board
which Will be illlcd by Governor Rob
cris for the remainder of Dr. Town~
l
190 . The term is six years and Dr.
Townsend was appointed by Governor
McLean in. 1901. In. his new position
he will remain during good behavior
and can only be removed lby the board
for cause; Dr. ldndsley has held the
office since 1884. "Dr. Townsend has
been a practicing physician in New
Haven since his graduation from the
Yale Medical school in "387. He was
graduated from the academic depart.
ment of the university in 1885. Ho.
was for five years a member of the
New Haven board of health. He is
connected with the medical corps of
surgeon. ~
Arthur M. Brown of Jewell City was
the choice of the board ‘us county
health oillcer for New London county.
to succeed Congressman Edwin W.
lrflgglns of Norwich.
MAN'S UNREABONABLENESS
is often as great as woman's. But
Tires. 8. ustln, Mgr. or the "Repub-
lican." or aven‘flortli, Ind. was not
unreasonable, when he relusod to al-
lowllthe doctors looperate on his wife
for :umaie‘trouble. ”instead," he says,
"we concluded to iryililactrlc Bitters.
My wife was then so sick she could
hardly leave herIbed. and two (5) phy-
sicians lind i'niled'to relieve her. At.
tor taking Electric Bitters. she was
perfectly cured, and can now perform
all her household duties." Guaranteed
by F. H. Baxter. South Not-walk. and
:26 P. Wood, Norwalk. drugglsts. price
0.
PROMIBID TO CARI FOR FAMILY.
Augustus Konl. a Wilton man. was
arrested Saturday night. by tho Nor-
walk police on a charge of nonesup
port. the warrant tor which was issued
last July. it developed in. court this
morning that Kent had recently mov-
ed to 98 Smith street. and has been
caring (or his family for me tiipe.
Judge Lockwood, in View of . ll tact.
continued the». until Jenn . il'ltli.
family.
'1'
. misuse , Thanksgiving
‘it‘off‘com‘lng bers‘tli‘l the lastaminute: Now you; have the pick ’
of‘th‘s greatest and. mos :jvaried collection of high-grade“ clothes "we" ‘
have eyer exhibited; buying new will give us time tornnlre" any? alters.
. ”trons necessary to ins re“ a perfect fit and your satisfaction and ours.
.. ' 911 “$15“ suits it‘d»
Will‘not” nd values equal to those we show. Compare litiie nudity?”
. of fabrics and theetailcring. in our «seats with the offerings of other
. good stores, and‘your juordict will be forMelgs & (leis suits and over—
coats eyery tune. Ample choice of reliable fabrics, suits~blaclo
blue, new shades of gray, diagonal weave, fancy mixed cassimeres,
)tweeds. chevrcts and. worsteds. 0vcrcoats~plain black, gray Ox-
fords and Scotch mixtures, in the 4246 conservative model and
the new long rain proof, rain or shine overcoats
the same price Oxford and plain black.
Good coats, $10rthiid $12, and our finest tailor made, ‘full silk
men’s Varsity suits, coats out Inn 14- deep vents, pointed lapels,f'full
Plain black, new shade of green, funny worstcds and cheviots.
$10 will buy a good all wool. first black suit, made.- well, and
Everything you need in shoes, hats, gloves, ucckwear, under-
wear to make your Thanksgiving outfit complete. '
Head To
5 I , .. To Men
Foot ‘ tics ago. Boys and
Outfitters ’"°°“'°‘W‘° children
_ ,4“. ‘
ll . .
. y.
i 5‘
ay o be moblll:
'overcoat's, search where you will, and on,
, acmrine Priestly at
I.
$45. Tailors, cannot produce better gamncnts. Young
belt straps, side buckles, right swagger; $13 to "$28.
ble or single breasted. ‘ . ‘
a
:39» ', ,.
"limos: CORNER."
, _> windmill. oosx.
w.
vo‘sa scans TURKEY. l roseso"cusox came.
, _
Gobbler That Will Adorn the Presl. Bridgeport Trust Company Swindled '
, ‘dent’sLstls. of, 850.
WESTERLY, R. 1.. Nov. 29.—-Horace, ‘ BRIDGEPOR’P, Nov. Iii.—'l‘hat a for
Verse, of this place, has shipped to 39W 0’ Slum" ”01‘1“” has been
President Roosei'elt his annual donu- perpetrated on. the Bridgeport Tm“
. 00.. within tio w th
tion oi nblx tournlrkey. The gel» 1 "m t 0 "'0" S ""3
Just. been revealed. Although the
bler t Iatresr welshs 31 pounds. full amount Was not large. :50. the for“
dmsse , and it is as tender as a sun-
gcry was palpable and easily detected
8&89- The birdwwili “0 doubt adorn as soon as an investigation was made.
”‘9 DMldents‘ta lo, 011 Thanksgiving Dr. Charles E. C. Atkins, a proud.
“Mule QXClllfllfln ‘0!" all other l'lV'lllli neg“. vmfinaw ”two”. who 13 3mm.
which "in mentions as 18 cwomw. tiled in business with .Dr. Robert ‘u.
will receive from: all over the coun- Martin. under, the film mime of Martin
the
as
was“ mm.
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ReadilCo. I
The intention who deliglitl's-‘ih Insidious sealants-1.. I
cry woman docs because they are so becoming and so
Comfortable. is at the mercy of the house that sellsihem
to her. T he average buyer is not acquainted with "the
.ways oi various manufacturer-sand deceptions arc‘uumcr—
ousand clever. The pelts of the little animals in the
hands of dycrs masquerade in a way that is astonishing,
F ili'S should be sold for 'what they are.
not, therein lies the deception. The only safe my, is to
"buy Furs from a reliable Iiouhc that guarantees them to be
exactly as represented. 'Cei‘taiu Furs will last for an in—
definite uunibrr of years always retaining their beauty.
”Our stock at present includes:
If they are
Eastern Mink, in sets and separately.
Japan Mink.
Baum Marten, a close approach to
did. i
Russian Sable.
American Sable, a choice quality;
Natural and Blended Squirrel.
Sable Fox. ‘
Lyhx‘and Manila.
Other Furs such as River Mink, Raccoon.“an
tions of Ermine are extremely pretty and quite as warm
as the more expensive kinds. ~
The above Furs in pole rises, fiat stol‘
Mulls to match.
.oli.
d imita-
es. and cravats.
,‘Iu every case we guarantee the Furs we offer to be
I as they are represented.
mity- to the value.
Prices moderate and in confor—
r
Ready for Thanksgiving. '
Candlesticks.
CheeSc Scoops.
Jelly Spoons.
l’icklc Forks.
Sauce Ladlesfl
Cream Ladies.
from. 98, pie. to $2.00.
Have you all the small Silver Articles for the table.
little accessories that are decorative and useful, such
Carving Knife Rests.
lion Bon Speeds.
Oyster Forks.
Olive Spoons.
Lettuce Forks.
.Fruit Knives.
The D. M Read. Co.
try. because Voae‘u turkey has had the & Atkins. discovered on last Saturday
rich! 0! war torn score of years and that his pants had been forged to a
more. lie began sending a. turkey in check for $50.
the Willie iiousetin President Grant's The forgery wag not clayel‘ly (lam;
lime and continued the practice with— Dr, Atkins invariably “Igng his checks
out interruption since. WC. a C. Atkins." The initials and
the presidential turkey. although 1name are joined together and there is
known as it RhOdB island MN. I“ “10M l n flourish over the final ”s." This
often raised In North Stonlngton, CL. , signature on the forged check was “E.
Just over the state line. There “1'0 t). minus" and no attempt had been
several iurkeyrraiuors in that low" blade apparently to join the initials
and line, plump, lll‘fllld birds they "1130- in the imitation of the doctor's build-
and while the presidential prince I8 writing.
the largest and beat. of the aggregated Dr. Atkins files, it well-founded
flocks. there are many of hill bl‘uthm‘fi suspicion as to the culprit and he lays
almost 3,3 800d“ Theiargusl. turlrcys the deed ton young man who quite
so to EDWIN customers in NW" \Ol‘k recently stole a horse and runabout
and Boston and are stuffed with food from. u livery stable in Mlddletown.
for several weeks toward the end of drove u, this city and disposed of the
the season to force flesh on them. rig. The incident of the horse steal-
They are also (10114011 819m“ for UN lug dovetails perfectly 'with the for-
same purpose. gory. The facts in the case are its fol-
Vose himself is more of a buyer and lows:
8911*” Of turkeys than a NUS"- “0 Now it so happened that the boy
whips thousands of pounds away every with the snappy ”varsiiy" clothes bore
year. He is a man who isn’t averse to u. molly good reputauon in Middle-
Publicity and presumably is not nn- lawn and he had also some good pur-
mindlul of the fact that his annual enis behind him. So the rig was re-
gift to the president makes him con. turned and the boy's people made
spicuous in the public eye around good, There is no record to show
Thanksgiving time. Neverthulofifl. that the case wascver brought into
there is no doubt ihnt he is inspired court. j
by a patriotic spirit in mnkng the do ‘
union. and feels that he is recalled
suillcicnily in the receipt of the brief
letter of thanks which the president
invariably sends, him.
mun—.M
the
-..'.m
A GUARANTEED OUR: FOR FILES.
lichlilfl. Blind. Bleeding. Protrndlng
Piles. Druggisls are authorised to re-
lund money it pass Ointment fails to
cure in 0 to it days. ,bOc. “
JAPANESE P8888 GETB LIBER-
TIES.
TOKIO. Nov. 29, 2:30 p. m.-—~’l‘ho
,i'useirnliucni of martial law and the
~’restrictionsplaced upon the liberties
:of tini'press, has been phased ,1)! the
filmed"! In Psoiiylng the Emperor privy council and will be promulgated '
iii Kern. wfilili‘lu u fe‘ilv doys.w’l‘iie vit'all ileum '
”SOUL. Koren. Nor. 2”.”‘Mlll’ aid 0 I "I“‘W‘M‘m" ..woeu "mum“
its was received in u i'nruwcil ‘gilrl~}"“lm“ "W“ '"WJI “"10“”? 5‘“th
ienro yesterday afternoon by the our "W ... .. -.
poror. Marquis [in will loan: today
one special train for Fu has. his dint
out task of piscating the emperor ot
K res having been accomplished. Brio ,
ish Minister Jordan and former Chief
oriflusioms J. M. Molieuvy Brown also
had a farewell audience with the eui~
as or today. American Minister Merv
communicated. with the toreigu of-
cars. today. annauuclnp his withdraw-
s” I Korea and stating that (ion-
nersl Paddock would have
so or American interests. Japan-
. darmslof police are guarding
of Ac
w~llulida up the system: gets pure
rich .blood in the veins; malice men
and women strong and Healthy. llur-
dock Blood Bitters. At. any Drug store.
W
Msnouis lio'a r‘aaswstt.
”-4——
odds
Physicians pronounce drunken-
liens a disease of the nervous sys-
tem. No "will power" can heal
the- stomach membranes which
new husband :11de by
I l
f‘
it.
withholds-ca or. ’ scorn " ’ ' has.
> i l . _.; , t ‘ [“11 ”6'”,
We »
w
r i
hammered»
actor; that Italy
abdominal
vs 0 direct
my guy, rm mammary: ~ "
0!.
in mpssial aflmdm iherosldenoss
oilhe cabinet. ministries to prevent any
attack upon t Wriobisotors to the
new (Jams “ ‘ii’ mum . ‘fa’l‘ho
emperor has been urged to re udiata
on ureementsod, moo libs assassin-
st n otihoosbinetw ministers who
a §
ivl
{*3
They never hot! _ ,
l... r it... ~ *
5 m «2&2.
Willis
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l
China.
, American
strengthens Japan's hand.
W
ate over Korea.
That disagreeable c
co stunt sneezing. and .
etch.
III—
Hay Fever reported our .
25 cts.
Acoton Medical 00.,
Anton will break up a «2 id in 1 night.
Aochm prevents Panama is.
Austen sures Hesdsobe‘a d Near-Idle.
ln'uggisis.
DR. M'LCAN M
A fl‘ANii‘tiiil) ,
Ni v. so.—-1n. Simon J. M loan. for the
nest. three years «clinic need of tho
arunent of lllconomi s at Social
Sconce. has iuudorod hi
n, it has been sculpted y President
Dr. McLean lea es Stanford
I].
to accept a call to the he ( .
partniout of Economics of Commerce
and Transportation at the University
at Toronto. at winch he lsga graduate. ‘
. ‘ M“
we.
Aid on: core: use. .
stun which river a cold.
3 and:
Wilma
.Oféilr
‘ st care
if“
are
.m,
tissues rays"
lull!“
“ll
.‘.
film-10. use
the. dead:
‘t"?
Ill!
By the Withdrawal of'the American
. Minister at Korea.
SEOUL. Korea. Nov. 27. Monday. Dc.
layetl).——'l‘lre announcement today that
the American legitiiou would be. with-
drawn 'nud that American
would be placed in charge or the con-
sul-general ls theill'st recognition by
the powers of the Japanese protector-
The announcement
co'inos as a great. surprise to the l'or-i
sign community and as a shock to the
Korean government.
cl 3 there is general wonder that Alu-
or ca should make the first move in-
stead of Great Britain. whose alliance
with Japan would lead her to. recog-
niie Japan‘s predominance in Korea
American interests in Korea are the
largest outside those of Japan and
it is felt that the recall oi’
minister
lp unofficial cir-
UNIV”!
1 area
re
.l
ye . was Key
' a graduate of the deli
Id ans audhurgeons. New
u been s'physirisuin i .
'~ ‘ mullet resonant r
in ', tits is" was: soils
interests
i
greatly
’ informed last ni
d in the’head.
Hay Fever is
resignation:
of thorns-
guilt
and.»
0 mom:
i
a;
We,
JAPAN'SI - HAND ‘STRENGTHENED ~ NEW DATE FOR INAUGURATION.
Last Thursday of April Decided Upon
by Committee.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.——'l‘hc last.
Thursday in April was decided upon
today at the meeting of the national
committee on the proposed change of
inauguration day its the day to recom-
mend lo congress ior future presiden-
tial insugurstions. It was decided
that no action should be taken on pro
posing a new date for the assembling
oi congres. The vote was unani-
mous. .
OR I A
Children.
CAST
. lot Wand ,
TIII Kill You hm Alvin Blight
Burs the 1
Signature of
W...—
FOOTBALL MUST BE REVISED.
BERKELEY. C in. Nov. ail-«Whoa
It at the action of
the Columbia Un yersity in reference
to. football. Presi‘d nt Benjamin lde'
Wheeler. of the, diversity of Call»
ofrnia. said: "The game or football
as it is played on the coast must be
. made ovor. or it will have to be llquii
up entirely. A slight changing or lilo
rules for the purpose oi eliminating
slugging will not suiilco. An entirely
new game must’ be devised."
A OlIAQTIOUI OALAMi'i'V.
‘ it is n disastrous actuality. when you
lose your hesith.~ because indigestion
. and constipation have slipped it away.
Prompt relief can be had in Dr. King’s
New Lilo i'ills. They build up your
digestive ornament! cure ilesduello.
dissinsss, colic. .oonstlpation. etc.
Guaranteed at it. i-l. Buster’s South
Norma. uni uh. Wood's. hierwuilt.
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