the New York me. Mr. Hughes. counsel to the commit- tee. asked Mr. McCall to set an order from Hamilton to his agents here to surrender Hamilton's papers and Mr.“ rIMcColl prodiised to do so. lilo not be deceiva by counterfeits when you buy Witch Hate Salve. The name of Ill. C.‘De Witt Co. is on every box of the genuine. their worst form will soon pass away if you will apply DeWitt's Witch He- tel Salve night and morning Best Outs. Burns. Bells. 'i‘etter. Ecaema. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy. Lawson ne'er TURN oven $350000 BQSTON, Nov. 29. -—a settlement out of court by which Thomas W. Lawson and the firm of between, Weldenfeld and Company turn over $850. 000 to Receiver George Wharton Pepper of the Bay State Gas Company, of Dela Wars. was confirmed this afternoon by Jud e Lowell, of the United States Cir ult Court. The court proceedings first made known the fact that an agIIeement had been reached in this' so . ' I a new cured a d aye recommziird ll lilibly 0;: . You actu ly saved my I My mind, too, was almost gone * L'pain. Yours gratefully, one If. Sionifer 1603 19th St, oiine. ill." ‘ ”The Pyramid Pile Cure Iwolgiukly and fly cures the worst one of piles. ‘ unail ulcers and sores, reduces all anagram on and takes away all itch pain. “were of the surgeon a knife. its units are horrible, often wrecking lie and resulting in hemorrhages and Tyt‘nnild Pile Cure gives instant re» , you cure yourself in your own inn. without being at all disturbed ' in your work. It is prepared in the form of "easy use" suppositbries. rial treatment will be sent to any . absolutely free of charge. who ends name and address. . After you are. satisfied with tho mpie you can go to your druggist nd get a regular-size treatment for cents or if he hasnt it. send the; choir to us and we will send you the treatment at once. nd your name and address to P! 7 id Bros 00., 5795 Pyramid Bldg, ‘rshall, Mich. ec. “I THANK THE LORD!" cried Hannah Piant, of Little Rock Ark, "for the relief 1 go: from Buck lon’s Arnica. Salve. it cured my fear ful running sores which nothing else would heal, and from which I had sui- fared for 0 years. ” it is a marvelOus healer for cute, burns and Wounds Guaranteed at F. H. Baxter 5. South Norwalk. and E. P. Weed‘ s. Norwalk drug stores: 25c. , PRONOUNOED COLD WAVE. WASHINGTON Nov. 29. ~Speciul :toreénst: The first pronounced cold. wave of the season will extend over .9 eastern part of the country tonight. and Thursday with freezing tempera- ures as far south as in erlor parts of he Gulf and South Atlantic states. CANADIAN CONVENT BURNED. QUEBEC Nov. 29. ~St Anne's Cou- vout Orphanage and Asylum for the old and infirm at St Dirnricrr,_ Belle clrasse county. was burned last night i Less 850 000 All the inmates got out '.safely ‘Tlie Paris illusion an Hour. - 33 South Main street. South Norwaik. Sale of Ladiea' Coats. Suits. skirts, Waiats. Furs. Rain Coats. at very 3 low nice: We make Sum to order without extra charge. Come and be H mm. Clothlér and furnisher ,Il0lll's Udellllall. 126 Washington Street (next door to Post Office) South Norwalk. ‘ Sale of Underwear. the $1 kind, for 39¢. Men's 815.00 Suite for 87.48. Overcoata. worth 020.00, for this sale, $12.48. $15.00 Overc‘cate, $6.98. Our motto ls:. ‘I‘inck Sale; and Small Profits." ifilliun BllHl Million NUT NO. 2 COAL lights quickly, burns freely, lasts well. It will bakc, lroil, stew or try as well and as promptly as any high priced Coal HARRIS & GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. .wm.w ..__~._ Telephone 450-. Ladies’ Muslin Underwear. ,. A Stock Reducing~Price Reducing Event 111 Underwear. " 0—- 'l‘o continue the good work of "clearing the deck" for Christmas goods. “ave announce a suit: of MUSIJN UNDERWEAR, and tell our friends that we are going to give them a Week's opportunity to buy Ludlos' Undergar- ments at specially favorable prices. I . We have purchased a line of smuples in (towns. Skirts and Corset Gav- ' are that extend into much Inner qualities than our ordinary stock and at a , discount that permits us to sell them at tho WHOLESALE PRICE. These, in addition to our regular goods at Special Sule‘l’ricos. afford an optional opportunity to supply not only present needs butler the, future go well. | LADIIB' WHITE SKIRTS. sale Prices front.........ido to 01.00 Sale Price from.........300 to 02.50 Values from the to 91.50. Values from We to 08.60. “Mon—0v.“ ”W LADIIO’ NIGHT ROIII. LADIIO’ MUSLIM DRAWIRI. ”0-— I LADIEO' CORSET OOVERB. unann— l ”.I’l'loos fronr.........3le to 02.50 Sale Price ..............10o to 01.00 II Values from 500 to $9.60. Values, 20o to 01.26. flare figures do not convey the full values we offer in the alloys quotas ‘ You need to see them to appreciate their meaning. for the money received up him prom I I i tent advantage of strengthening the‘ membranes of the throat and liihgs. 1393 Filed ‘in . , and active. ed, that no so , , tenuous , ammo o in to mucus membranes, purities the mucus re- news and strengthens the blood. builds up Wasted, tissues and supplies vitall- yIt iii the beat and most strengthen- log emulsion made and has the impor- not leaving them weak and sensitive, the common fault of other remedies. Machine at all drug 0toros~iloc, 90c”, 31.00. . , POPULAR AMussusurs TODAY’ S ATTRACTION ‘ A play with a wholesome moral at- moltphcre is always a welcome attrac- tion to the average theatre goer. Whose better instincts rebel against the puriont productions that only too frequently degrade the modern stage. Manager Garland (laden-s latest you. tore, Wife in Name Only that will make its appearance in this city at Hoyt's Theatre this afternoon and night, is a play that is above the av- rage in moral tone and spiritual bonu- ly, as its name would seem to Imply AT HOYT'S THEATRE, FRIDAY. While Charles Dickson has earned inumls with earlier productions, it was as star in "Incog" thal Ml“ Dick son first gained much prominence This success was followed by his triumph in "Quincy Adams Sawyer." orig- inating what was declared by the ori- tire to be one. of the quaintest and nest delightful comedy characters ever seen on. the stage. Mr. Dickson has so mustered his art that while striving for comedy be yet. roaches for 'he lrcart- strings of his audiences and by delicately shading from the gay to the pathetic, produces that contrast if emotion which sways his audience from laughter to tears and back again in "German Lessons." the comedy pleylct which he is producing in mud evllle, Mr Dickson has a dramatic. .em which exactly suits his powers. While there is no similarity in plot or action the sketch is strikingly like The Music Master," Dave Warileld's famous play. A JEA1.0US WIFE. One of the new dramas offered this sensed; by the “old reliablea.” The Ben- uett~Moulton Companyis "A Jealous ‘Vlfe.” This play shows what jealousy will do. A condensed synopsis of ill ilny is as follows: A young husburu rnd wife are happy till the villain unnugcs to make the wife lesions. \Vnuts her to leave her husband and go with him. The villain conrmlts‘n ‘iill‘iifll' in a lighted room. The young wife seen the shadow on the t;lll'l£.lilr and thinks her husband is the mur- lercr. Informs the authorites against him, and gets him into all kinds oi trouble. But finally explanations on- suo and love triumphs. Everywhere “his company have pluverl it, it has made a strong impersion. . "WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.“ A grand revival with the some at option to detail which characterized 'he original comedy, will be seen at fioyt's Theatre Saturday. The comedy s undoubtedly the most entertaining play ever written, there it not a mom- ent that it not crowded with funny incidents from the very rise of th curtain to its fall. It has paitkcd the houses of London for over 1200 nlrthts and almost curtailed this i ‘ endous run in New York. it is aXy that never grows old. it simply on ion the audience in whlrwlng before it. TOOK oveaoose OF ACONITE. DANBURY. Nov. 29.—-Joseph Rede- vats, a horse trainer, took an overdose of aconits this morning at his home in Garfield avenue and (lied a few hours later. His act is believed to have been intentional an be had been despondent. though without apparent reason. The deceased was sixty-two years old, and widely known hero. scooorsu LIVERO A roe TO AMnr.‘ You can not aclcomplislr very much if your liver is inactive as you feel dull, your eyes are irouvy and slight exertion oxhaustsy yu.Ip Orino i-nxa tivc Fruit Syrup simulates the liver and bowels and makes you feel bright Orino laxative Fruit Syrup does not transects or gripe and in nilld and very leasunt to take. 00“- lno is more often vc than pills or or- llnary cathartlcu. Refuse substi- tutes. sold at i‘lallled's ‘Drugm toro._ " commerce or Palladium NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-8amuel K. Eilenbogcu, the city marsnull who was convicted yesterday of perinryln con- nection with registration frauds in the recent election. was aerrmneed today to not more than four years and six months and not. less than two yearn. in athte‘s prison. nuns—gm new and rat- a. a tnroltt and flint remedy. and on ”count of the nudes-It 0pc pop ity Edit...“ lgilthtlm our ' n vs hay Tho-0 worthim " all. Be . u 0 failure 9 ......,," w for footie” bubs tuft“ a” It in the. remedy for Pialsted' 0 bonus nunu , be in 0 state panic t , try on. i 0am Meanwhile” rim became _ t k m it , r0 touched 9‘ II IPIIIATINO FOLIY’I HONEY AND. damage“ oftgtl‘rog 9‘" coughgm and‘ ooldfi Belg”: 7 1' mm: g '0 lowest . «magi lsttsrlumieii so “ neglect those ills. ‘ We oi! for 0. billing)“; rota, . too ‘ enrol i“ ‘ lion been” doing business for the Mut- Ilium}: Life Compnny since... 1990 until for years and the two were close friends; some new and yields on: active in politics. hp» nyaars. he and may have contributed to aMot. elland‘s campaign for the plate assembly in 1890. il‘leldsr supported him for the senate in 1891.r He did not know whether Mr. Burns, of Yonkers, was on the senate insur- anco committee in 1809. 1897 and He had no talk with Fields about being made chairman or member of the insurance oommis'slbu of the son ate in 1895 and 1893. He did not want to bc:a member of that oonmrlt‘ fee, but Gen. Hosted placed him on it in 1893 and he could not get off Mr. McClelland did not know that Fields used influence to place men on the In suranoe commission McClelland know before , that Fields went to Albany to repre- sent the Mutual bits, but did not knew what he did there. He supposed he noted In the some capacity as repre sentstives of other amputations. Fields very rarely appeared openly in con- nection with legislative matters. in the winter of 1908 McClelland lived with Mr. Fields in the Mutual’s house at Albany upon Fields invitation. The impropriety of it nevur occurred to him. if was nothing more in his opI lnlon than courtesioscommou between Ficlda’ family and McClelland‘s fabri- ly for years. He offered to pay. but Fields laughed at him. Witness did not recall that Il‘iclds ever asked blur to support or oppose any specific bill Witness never knew Fields to try to influence legislation and never knew of his spending money ill Albany on legislation. lie ucvor received men cy from Fields while in the legislature He said the Fields house was quiet. It was not a house of entertainment. He never new but two members of the legislature there and they came to see him and not Fields. There was no drinking at the house. Mr. Fields was opposed to drinking. Mr. Hughes shouted witness ton vouchers for rrroncy paid McClelland by the Mutual Life from February. 1899. to March. .1902. McClellund said he was not then a member of the legislature. The first was for $750,, for legal expenses. 0n the ripper corner was the word "Fields." Wit tress thought the word was in leids handwriting. in those yours witness was under retainer to tire Mutual Life of not. less titan 33,000 a year by ur- rangement with Fields and one other man. This arrangement was tcrnrb noted in 1902. He did not receive a salary ironr the Mutual Life while he was in the senate in‘illoil. He has done little service for 'the Mutual since that little. Only once did he appear for the Mutual at Albany and make an argument. ‘ ‘ anuuLc. Mrslldr e sh,ol sh clitoinu TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Bromo Quinlue Tab- lets. Drugglsts refund money if It falls to cure. E. W. (Irovo's signature is on each box 25c. W PLEADED NOT GUIL‘TY TO BlGA- MY. HARTFORD, Nov. 29 .—~t)n advice of his counsel, Morris Older Samuel E. Allen, oi Inwrsuce, not. pleaded not. guilty to a charge of bigarny and a. M wnlvod examination in the police court this morning. Judge (larvan bound the defendant over to the December term of the Superior Court, under a bond. ”so, Allen said that he did not ill:5 . would be. able to obtain bull. ‘llcgcd that on Fab- ruary 29 1900. at.“ wreucc. Muss. ire married Miss Heirriet Josephine Col line and that on' July 6,1900, at Anso- nlu, he married Miss Anna Maria Par- sons. of Mcrldou. Both women are in the oily. .2 . art sound bl if you 000 0 little too man no", i you are mhipottu stuck 00f ldigeen ion. you he» no doubt bad 0hortn000 ei Mention Jidhh «dilute. heartburn or palpitollen th0 heart. ,, lodl utioul canon he stomach to --- 0w0ll. HP Instant the heart. This crowd 0 0 hurt and inter- i0r00 with its action. and tho' boom time do heart bosom» 000000. He knew Andrew 0. Fields» not in the last. 1890 ‘ .g 'lrug Store. it 0cm cit labor , the bunk: of , l'ts t by. 200 b minor ” lfxper-I l, “ ‘ l0n000. « Occasioniil attacks of backache, in let: urination, headaches and dis- 0y polls are continent early symptoms of kidney disorders. it's an error. to The nttacits foresterfigteuriiy. if it fitmfiy urn o rcpsrm-pu y we the eyes. bloating of Hindi oi?” or anyInihar part of the body, don't delay a min to. Begin tutti Doses Kidney Elli? rind keep up a treat mont un ii t kidneys are well, When your alanine? henlth aild vigor will re- turn. euros in South Norwalk prove the electiveuaes of this ,great kidney 6W. R Graemoi it e rind street. the engineer at Crofut 0 App no hot fac- tory. says: "When a boy; i enlisted in the .army and expenses and hard 11mins may have weakened are physical- ‘ Y rary difficulty set in, and as 1 notice an advertisement about Donna Kl- ney Pills curing such cute i got a box at Plalsted's and took them. At tor finishing the treatment i felt ever .so much better and the secretions were natural." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. B‘osler- Mllburn 00. Buffalo. N Y.. sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—wDoan‘ amend take no other. MWMM-H-E.... INN. www.mv ...... STOCKS TAKE A DROP w Ventorday'a Closing Uneettlod. and Rate for Call Money Advanced. NEW YORK Nov. 29 v'l‘hc pace of the speculation was halted in today's stock market partly as a natural re vulslon from the volatile rise of the last few days in special stocks and partly from a narrowing of the re sources in the money market. which exercised some constraint. upon spec rrlatlvc activity. The effect of the re- vrrlslorr from excessive buoyancy was most pronounced in the southern iron group and some other metal indus- trinls us it has been for several days past by their advances. The general list was not free from evidence of de- prosslori. however, and violent fluctuat- tlons continued to characterize the ill- dustrinl department. head especially mode a further advance of 6% during the day in repetition of Its course for several (lays punt. and while it. was not true from the reactionary effect of the general movement. it persisted in the upward course. Tennessee Coal and Sloan Sheffield Steel on the other hand slumped in a way to cause up prehenaion of disastrous consequences to the speculative holders in the stock. There was a fear that, the contest in the open market, if there was one, had been completed by the. acquisi- tion of a majority of holdings of Ten» uessee Coal and that the market for the minority of the? stock Would be. allowed to take euro of itself. The persistent heaviness of the United Slates Steel stocks in face of the movement in other iron and steel in- dustrials was in suite of the rumor in- dulnriousll' circulated that control of these independent companies is sought on behalf of that corporation. The r'uI more regarding the group continued and the shares shouted considerable resiliency. St. Paul derived no benefit from the announced plmi for the exten- slon to the Pacific Coast. Some weak. nose in North Pacific and Great Nor. thorn pid. was attributed to the effect of this threatened rivalry-but Union Pacific. the most active market. stack amongst the irunsmoplincnrai lines. showed some resistance to the heavy undertone of the market. With the Thanksgiving holiday coming on the last day of the month, preparations for the December 1st settlements made themselves felt in the money market today. The shifting of ac counts incident to these preparations resulted in running tho call money rate up to 9 per cent The holiday interval had some effect in prompting the closing out of speculative com- mitments. The unsettlenrent was ac- centuated in the later dealings by the flurry in call money. and St. Paul's decline of 2% in the last hour had considerable influence on sentiment Bonds ware irregular. Total sales. par value 02 350 000. United States bonds were all un changed on call. 0. l. DURHAM TIOTIFIES AFTER ' FOUR YEARS. .. G. 3. Durham of Cnrllsie Center, N. Y., writes: "About four 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 ll‘olefi's Kidney Cure. It on tirely steppe the brick dust sediment and pain and symptoms of kidney are cape disappeared. I am glad to salt of those symptoms during the four years that have elapsed and i are old ‘ dolrtly cured to slay cured and hear» to any one euiierln from kidney or bladder trouble." M venue is been ALLeoso. BINIW. aged “is years. of hibileid. is a plaintiff Ina suit in the Superior (3 bell of New Haven. a???“ of a used of uniting}: 0i 0 the property c stifling!“ Ends. (1 and 700' duct 1 th “t"n‘il‘ In oie 3t” 0 a o 0 0 or 0 or them titres deed t . 5“:ng , “I“. 10an trouble and alight urln-’ tlly recommend Foley’s Kidney (lure ’ ”‘ to at Plaistorlu ‘.'. HARTFORD, Nov. 29 ~Mrn. Bridget 7 Court against her deciliter Mrs. Anna ‘, Bioxham, of Meridian, nn'd ”imprint: _ r0 n . to her. The average buyer is dos and clever. "llrc pelts of hands of dycrs masquerade in buy 1. urs from a reliable lions enactly as represented. Ccrta M, r .I Qtii .wetock at present inc , Jappn Mink. . American Sable, a choice Sable Fox. Lynx and Marten. lions of‘Ermine are extremely , as the more expensive kinds. M trti’s to match. as they are represented. :11in to the value. the little accessories that at as Candlesticks. I Cheese Scoops. Jelly Spoons. I’icklc Forks. . Sauce Ladies. Cream Ladies. PRESIDENT $LIO‘I: WILL NOT' at (.‘A MBRlllGiu. Mass. Nov. tilt—Pros- idem Eliot of Harvard University, do clincll today to collrnront, upon the so tlou of tho cornririttee of Columbla'Uul- vorslty in abolishing football. Presl- dcni Eliot. [lorrrrittctl it. to be.. known that ire had declined the proposition of Chancellor MucCrackcn, of New: York University to call a meeting of college presidents, to consider the question of football because. Ire thought. that college presidents were not a competent body to deal with re- form in the game J. I). (been. secretary to President Eliot, Stated that It Was the purpose of the head of Harvard to shy what ever he had to say on the subject, ilr his annual report to the university. whiérh will be presented in February, 190 . ONLY CURE FOR DVOPEPOIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle, Del;,. says "i suffered for years with dyspe‘ps a. used to bare great distress and b lchlng. i tried everything I could ear of but nothing helped me until i took Brnaliian Balm and one 60 cent bottle cured me completely." For sale by R. H. Plalsted. II‘. It Millie/30d 105?. lists should be sold for what they are. not, therein lies the deception. The only safe way is to. Baum Marten, a ClOSC ' approach to Russian Sable. from 98 cis. to $2.00 The D. M. A Word About Furs The woman wlro delights in luxurious Furs; and We . cry Woman does because they art so becoming and so Comfortable, rs at the mercy of the house that sells tlicm not acquainted with the ways of various manufacturers and dcceptious arc nulrrcr~ the little animals in the a way that is astonishing. If they are- e that guarantees them to be m Furs will last for an in— definite number of years always retaining their beauty. ltrdcs: I‘ Blotters Mink, in sets and separately In"?! quality. Natural and Blended Squirrel. Ls Other Fun; such as River Mink, Raccoon. and r'mita-II pretty and quite as warm The above lists in pole rincs, tint slolcs, and crntnis In every case we guarantee the Furs we offer to bc Prices moderate and in confor- Ready for Thanksgiving. dime you all the small Silver Articles for the table, c decorative and useful, suclr Carving Knife Rests. lion Borr Spoons. Oyster Forks. ()livc Spoons. Lettuce Forks. Fruit Knives. Read Co. BIG STRIKE lN WARSAW. WARSAW. Nov 29 ..-All the icic- graphers and postal clerks here have struck and the employees of the gas works also walked out. so probably the city will he in darkness tonight. The railway men‘s union has resolved to strike whenever the authorities ut~ tempt to mobilize troops. The artilleryruerr at licrnbcrtow camp near Warsaw temporarily revolt- ed today and demanded the dismissal of obnoxious sergeants, better food and higher pay. Tire commander granted the first two of the men‘s de- mands. brr‘t explained that he had to communicate with St; Petersburg in regard to an increase of pay. Con- sequently the artillerymeu promised to wait a fortnight before taking any further action. BUT FEW ARE FREE.‘ But few people are entirely free from indigestion at this season of the year. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in not only the best remedy to one because it digests what you eat but because it also enables the digestive apparatus to assimilate and transform all foods in- to tissue-building blood. Kodol re- ileVes sour stmnach, heart burn, belch- lug. and all forms of indigestion. Sold Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ” that l have never had a return of any . 'I. “ lib rt ndiul u, toyhe Willie heymtoobvi What" IIItlIbilIIllIIIM ‘ by The Clifford Pharmacy.
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