‘ on
a; Pills
'stop in and ask us about the fam-
ou-
yam
Cooper Remedies
Thy-nip on tho-cremation is m-
mendoul. ‘
lho Bullpen Pharmacy,
PLAN“ ‘1 BRADLEY, PROPE.
300 WASHINGTON ST.
Til. Ulll 4994.
so. man.”
till 0in ~
The regular weekly meeting of the
loyal ‘Workcrs Society was held as
usual yesterday at the Advent Chris.
linn Church.
A cottage prayer meeting will he
held this week at the home of Mrs.
Matthias Rowland on the washington
street. bridge.
Herman Brundage. of Norwalk. and
a party of Norwalk people attended the
meeting of the Advent Christian
Church yesterday and enjoyed the sor-
vlcos greatly. '
Bert Geib, who is a cadet in the Sal-
vation Army. Training Home in New
York, is spending a few days at his
home in First street. He expects to
return to New York on Tuesday.
The subject at the meeting ot the
Epworth League of the East Avenue
Methodist Church yesterday was
"Church Extension,” and tho. meeting
was well attended and Very interest-
ing.
De. La Plaino. tho evangelist. who
has been ill at tho. old Salvation Army
hall on the bridge. was taken to the
Norwalk Hospital yesterday, where he
will undergo treatment. for his all-
mcnls. He has been in this city for
several weeks and came here from
New London, where he had boon
preaching for several months lie has
a brother in Pittsburg. I’a.. and a mo
thor and sister in the slate of“ Wash-
ington.
DI'NNETT THE EVANGELIST
EAST NORWIALK.
The Rev. Walter A. banned. at
Lynn. Mass, found good congregations
awaiting hlln at the East .-\vonnc Moth-
odist Episropnl (,‘hurrh. yesterday
morning and ovoning. ills toxt in thc
morning was "She hath done what slu-
could." He emphasized personal ro-
sponsibillly'lo God. He was hero be-
oauso he bollovod (loci has sent. him.
”t' was not rospl'illnihio for the salra-
lion ni' luon horn; lbw bullio is tho
Lord's. Mo was rospunsiblo for til)-
ing his duly and duty is what a man
can do. ills hearers. ovt‘ryollo. wore
llkcwlso to do what they ran for lholr
own salvation. Salvation is froc as
tho air. True. and yot. man must do
something to breath pllro air. in the
evening he spoke from Daniel's mos-
sage to King Bolshazzar. “Thou know-
ost. this." In very dramatic manlu-r
and language he ticsoribod the posi-
tion of Bolsbazzav at tho great foaul.
He knew what God had douc to Nub-
llohsdnozzar for his impioty and yet
ho had not humblod himsolf boforo
iiinl. and that night liolshuxzar diod.
What aro you doing? Arc you ready for
doath now. Mon ask, (.‘an i do this or
that and be a Christian? 'l‘hoy know.
You trained in church and Sunday
school cannot any ill lilo judgment day.
i did not. know. The Roman soldiers
who nailod .losus lo tho cross and
piort'oli his ship could say i did not
know. l am not. hero to pit-also pcopio
and ho lho popular ovanuolist. l out
how in it‘ll )lill litul‘s ll'lllh. A ('ill'ii‘v
tian airing "imituiony" pubih-
should bt- iiho u u’llnoss lu‘i'orr a
judge. flllvd with tho numb and until
iniz but tho truib, himsrli llvinu ‘hill
lrulli. \Vht-ll lho ovuugoiisl falls horo
tnt‘llli him out of town Mr lluuurll
lunkon no appeal to lilo oniolluns. llu
rousonu with mon. llo deals in bind
ol‘ r-old truth that ”lit roiorod proarb
or said thlliii spoil Ibo inoolinlz. and
yvl he has humor \vblrb now and thou
ponds a i‘ibpio of sl‘liivs uvor lill‘ rim
m‘olluilon. “1‘ nroiuly bulb-rm in Mid
rnvcrnnoos tho Word of God and unlit-ll
Ibo unborn to allow no "“0 to ("blur
tho room while be war. ronlllnu iiii‘
Hol‘ipllll‘i' loosen. lip is at flan-u blah
iy dramatic. full of gonturo tllld notion.
‘lio paves the platform and bin voivo
riaos to upper C. At both morning and
owning services. aftor a highly dru-
mallc passage he broke out into song.
“in normoua makt- a down and lasting
impression upon the honour. llo
bringa mun taro to turn with tho
truth of (loll and losvou lbom to de-
oido. He will have nothing to do with
llnanoua. 'l‘hn committal- maid attend
to lhal.
ornturo lo soil or rluvnunwml. lic has
n pioauuul word for children and young
phnplo urn attracted to him. llo lm’
pror-lo‘n nlrunxorn an n manly. nll'ouu
imrilonnlity. fully outmoorniod to tho
work to which hm "lllblfi‘l‘. .lmutu t'hrloi.
bu" "lliif'fi him. ilo oinuml the nor.
vlrl‘ inst pruning by inviting all l'hriu
fliltl molbol‘u nroupm in aloud and luior
to romp in tho altar and luuml loinluu
his and mother in lianudn in silent
warm for lilo work of find in Mind
Norwnik. 'i‘ho allur was quickly iilll
ed with (‘hrlutlnn moihoru deeply lm»
ill‘flhhi‘ii. 'l'ho whole congregation than
knoll and lip rim-ml vocal prayer. 'i‘hiil
ovenlng at 7:45 Mr. flunneti will again
oonduol mu‘vlm. llhl topic Will ha.
" hero in 'l‘hy land?" The» chorus
19.10' ii. .i, ilipsoh will sing from
‘Sonxs of Praise Nu. 2~iho Chapman
boob.
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in
wimr any puih, from top to too.
from any mono. apply Dr. ’i‘homus‘
immune Oil. Pain can't my whore
It in used.
When you are laughing It the may
u a? of another. think at what may
ii in notion in the name nature
than in the tattoo.
warn.“
til-liver,
rm“ , , \lll “9
may-ls, ulck-bpndaclie. Ash your dull: _
i; lul‘ how‘s a batter llxnlive pill. Vapor.
ulniy do not. if he does, then use hi! hind.
w no
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He ban no hymn book» or Ili- '
an“
they can, .conutlpllifllh W
' if ..."_.y ’3“. #8:
more bile were
. This
i We publish
a .
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M . Autism. towel . In":
ROWAYTON.
The members of Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company are planning to hold
a fair in the headquarters in Rowny-
ton avenue. November 23 and 24.
Specials
3 pkhl. Grandma Pancake Flour. . .25c
3 can: Tomatoso.. ........ . . . .25»:
3 can: Magnolia Milk.............25c
3 can: Campbell’s Soup ....... ....25c
Potatoes. per bushel ....... .......15c
‘ Fresh made Butter. par ib........32c
RobertSmlth
Phone 261-6. Howayto'n, Conn.
DAltlEN AND NOROTON.
ill Dill‘it‘ll lust wook. thoro woro six
sales of real estate and mortgages of
$7.500 rooordod by 'i‘own Clerk 'l‘had-
dens Boll.
Josiah Britto has received lho oon-
tract for tho orortlon of a framo burn
for George Williams at this place. it
is to be one and one-half stories high,
20le foot and the estimated cost is
$1.500.
WESTPORT.
Mrs Lyman Boors has been
lsg friends in Bellrel.
E. J. Taylor has returned from a
business trip to New York.
Mrs. F. Lyon of Bridgeport. has been
here renewing old acquaintances.
Judge and Mrs. D. 13. Bradley have
boon onlcrlalnillg relatives fronl New
ilavou.
Mr. and Mrs. Prod Konlper have
boon onlorlalning rolullvos from Now
Hart-u.
Rev. it). B. Adams of the Forum. is
to prcuch in North-id Congregational
Church this \veok.
Mrs. John Morton has rcturnod to
her home in Weston after a visit with
trionds ill Georgetown.
Miss Jennie ll‘orrio has returned to
bor homo ill Southport after a visit
ill this vicinity with friends.
The Messors. Charles and Fred Bod-
ford and their famillos have olosod
iholr Fill‘lllbi homes and gollo to Brook-
lyn where they will spend the winter.
WESTON.
Mrs. lrollc Downs has roturnod to
Norwalk.
S. S. (.‘arvor is doing ourpcnlor work
in tirucnwioh.
Mr. alld Mrs. 'i‘. \i'. 'l‘roadwoll huvo
rolurnod frnm a visit in Wilton.
Mrs. Hanluol Ayol's has rclurncll
from a visit at (lroonflold liill.
Miss Susie Faulhabor entertained a
frioud from Now York ovor Sunday.
Miss May Hamilton. of South Nor-
walk. spout Sunday at her homo bcrc.
Edward iiioaohom. of Bridgeport,
has spent a tow days with Harry \‘l'il‘
cox.
Mrs. E'bonozor Fitch has boon Slll‘ilti-
ing a few days with ilt'l‘ iiihlil‘l‘. Mrs.
(‘olumbus linckloy.
Mrs. Lyman liocvs has spoilt a low
days with her daughter. Mrs. William
llonnoll, in llolbol.
A nulnbor of Norwalk hunters have
visit-
hoon camping in touts for sou-rut
days at Valley Forgo,
Roy. E. ii. Adams. of (lroon's
Farms. proaobod in tho liongl‘l‘lzatlollal
t'hurrh, on Sunday morning.
A largo dologulion of patrons from
Nol'llvld ilrungc woro olllorialuwl by
t'ulluoo (irango on Friday ovoniniz,
Mrs. Ii. ll. Siurgou. who was injurml
litel work by living thrown ll'olll Ilm'
marriage in Wilton. is Improving,
Mrs. Mnrrus lltlrl' and child and
.\li¢-.. Hoiu'l'i It‘l'l‘l'l‘. ni' “(‘liliilliz. hull-
\h-ilml llwlr parents Mr. and Mrs.
itul'us tiould.
Miss it'ltll't'lii'l‘ Nuuir oi’ liyour. l'lalu.
him lu-on spondiutz now-rill duyu wilb
Mrs. h‘, S, t‘uvvov. who in still iil‘l'ililll~l\'
ill. and ultvudod by llv, Ailco, of liltilzr-
livid.
.......___..... ... .M
Democrats Held Rally at Hoyi‘s
Theatre
tf‘oullnucd From First Page.)
Mr. Hamilton thou informed the and»
h-noo that be deeply regroltod to ho
comps-lied to announce tlult National
Borroiury .lulucu l‘. Muller, of the Hull,
od ”lllll'i‘ii of North Allil'l‘il‘ll,. who had
burn oxpm‘iod. would in» unable to bo
prom-hi, and tho mono bring the cane .
with lgllullun A. Sullivan. of Hartford.
formor labor mayor of that oily, who
was hookah for a npoorh
(.‘huriou J. Dolmhuo wuu lilon intro-
tlnooll and ho was greeted with outbu-
ulnnllo obooru.
Mr. ihmahuo spoke in muulllorahlo
lollltih on tho luck of roprom'ninliou
whiob llw villus lul'vo in tho it‘lliliilF
iuro.
"inrrouhml wprohoulallnu uiontlh lbo
vlpnth lmoll of iumuialu in ifuunoollout
’l'ho condition in thin ltiulo today in
fairly appalling. Why a low moo. a
handful of Kliif-llllllnilllmi lnmloru of
our party_ run loll tlm voters of this
whole Hiiiit‘ who will ho tho pith-n bold.
urn lWli yours. four yours and six years
hence. Those lenders are more pow
erful than the return of the slum. ’l‘hoy
are ill'l'lllor than the organization
which is roaponnihlu for them. These
men rvauiolo llu- flow of legislation.
they hold hark legislation that. in de-
illl't‘ll by tho people and advance logist-
lnlion that is denlrud by tho oorrupb
lug corporations.
"Wu haw: been told that llw lio-
publlcan party has granted all the la-
bur legislation that has been asked for.
l llhvo linen legislative intent of the
Conneotlrul mm» liotiomliou of labor
and representative item the town of
Derby and i tell you gentlemen that
that statement is nbnoiuiew untrue.
"Chairman Kenelly said that the par-
linr rpprosehlnllvn l‘or shortly in tho
election lie-ht in that your and rm li‘
ty.
its prom ass. but us take him at' his
word and no what kind of a lemon the
party handed the worklnsmaa in the
last session of the legislature. ' Let us
look at the makeup of the’ committee
on labor: Senator Woodward. of
Ashtord. population 757; Senator Pack.
of Waterbury; iliouss committee. F. C.
Patton. Stauol‘d. population 4.297. re.
tired farther: w. C. Hubbard. Durham,
population 884, manufacturer; J. R.
Hutch. Now F‘airold. population 584.
farmer; W. C_ Robinson. Columbia, 2.-
658. farmer; George W. Miller. Hurt-
land. population 592. farmer; liuraiio
Adams. Goshen population 835. black-
smith-farmer: ndrew Culver, Beacon
Falls. population 623. barber; C. S.
liurlliutt. ’l‘olhlnd. 1.030. farmer; Eli-
ward (‘.. Snow. Coioheator. 1.851.
blacksmith.
"'l‘lle hostility of such a commltloc
is evident on its face." said tho speak
or, who was not in the least discou-
t'i.‘l‘i('ti by tho fact that every limo he
alluded to the large proportion of farm-
ers on the committee the crowd smil-
ed and laughed at. Billy bow. who is a
farmer himself.
"And yet they wondor why it is that
the workinginau goes into politics. Just.
so long as they give us such perform-
nnoos tho workingnlan will stay in pol-
itics to saw if he can what. little ho
nlroady has.
Al the last. session of the legislature
the Connor-flout lt‘odoralion of Labor
dosirod lilo passago of a certain liltfillfiv
bro and this l-ommltloc gave a iavmu
ablo report. on the measure. in tho
House when tho matter canto up but
one lnonlber of tho. oonlluitloo volod lll
favor of a roll call and many of them
found it oonvonlonl to be away when
the nlaltor came up.
“Just so long as tho bosses offer
us this condition will We oppose them.
"The nowspapors of this state have
dovotcd much space to the discussion
oi‘ the. peculiar situation of a labor man
in politics. They first said that I had
no legislative oxporionoo, notwith-
standing that. i have had far greater
legislative experience than has my op-
ponenh
“it. was olnimod that i am not known
to the votors. yet i have boon a mom-
bor of tho louislaluro and have boon
honored with tho blghosl, ofiioo. in tho
Slate l1‘odoraliou of Labor.
“i wont to a nowspapor in this
state with some rlows on l-orluiu mal-
lors. They said that thoy would have
to churgo for it. and lilo prin- lo lilt‘
would be $1 per lino. I then want. to
lilo. rcporlors and they said lhal they
could not use the uialtor. i then do-
oidod lo tuko my case straight to the
pooplo and l hart- boon doing it. sonic-
tllllos mailing four spool-hos a day
slow that. lilac. (Mr. liouuhuo’s
voice was vory poor and mipuroniiv
getting worse and it was orldonlly
very difficult for him to tulhl.
"l have said some things in
ounlpaiull lllal sumo poopio did not
Him. 1 am sorry. but i havo boon loll-
int: lilo truth and who“ tho pooplo of
this siatt- know tho whoio truth, they
will not vote to rolllru Mr. Lilioy in
(torturous. "tin onc lllatlor of vital int
porlnuro to labor llllort‘sts. when the
bill ruun- up in tho ”now, Mr. |.lllo.v
but his soul and l'l‘ll\5lilll‘li away until
ailnr tho rulo was illlllllllllt‘f‘ii and _u-i
ho claims in have boon n triutld of in-
bor. lio failed to do his duty to tho
pcopln whcn ho failed to npposo any
mitigation of the Chincsc Exclusion
Ari. We have ono l'nco problem on
our hands now. and Wu do not want
auolhol'. Our lll‘l'i’it‘lli problem would
pair into illsignlt-anoo \vhon conlparod
with a t‘bllioso l‘ilt't' problem.
"i haro said that a fund of 517.000
bud boon formed to judiciously lili\'l‘l'v
than Mr. l.illwy. and this “as lil‘ilii'ii
by ililll_ lull ho udlllillod lhal a fund
had been raised with which to correct
mistakes which might appear about
blur."
Mr. iionubno thou Ill'iti up a copy of
a paper whiob onntainod an udrorllso»
mom of Mr. Lilloy. a ploluro of all only
null. prosuuiably a row. and ill another
rumor is a small boy picking: up stout-s.
“til it needs." said Mr. linnahuo. "l9
Ibo raoo ll'nt‘ii souul- and u scono from
Sinclair‘s .iunulo lo onulpiotl- the pic.
llll'l'. 'i'ilt' killdly-let'l'il row lillit'
iii‘i‘llilll‘ii lhal tho little boy would
grow up and glili' billlsoil' with a lrusl
whirl) urlluis up poisonml rats. and
foods ”mill with tho rou‘s In liu- pub»
iii‘
".‘tuy luau who has annual foul your»
in t‘ouuru-w and \lim rounol build up a
reputation which will t'il‘f‘l him with»
out that hiliii ni' adrorlisinu. lllllllil-‘i
iiili failuro.
“(in tho obi-oral- ship of the parlor
l ilud uuoilwr udrnrilm‘nu-nt which
l‘l‘lllil'. ‘\’oul‘s for ill‘lliiil. Lydia l‘lnk-
liulll.’
"l lum- suld illul Mr. liiiioy in n
ill'llt‘nt‘ilil‘\ of the hoof trust and ill‘
duos uni dolly it.
"i illn'v said that no corporation ball
brought on this country lilit'il a slim
nut ml has this hoof trust and tho
money which is advancing his l'illll-
palgn bun Iu-uu oxtorlod through tho
lilt‘iitiltih of the hoof trust which in tho
Hpunlub War killnd more of our Hol-
dlorn than dbl tho Runniah hollow. Mr.
Lilloy did not like that
“l Nllill that the hoof trust hull inl-
pniu-d borrllilo auuilurv conditions on
tho ponplh and Mr. bill-av of tho til-m
of l-lwlfl and l.llluy, wholcuulo beef
douioru. did not ilku lhal.
"l'rohldonl. ‘ilouevolt. found It noma-
nnry to send u hpoolnl nlonuuno to (ion-
Rl't‘im on tho hoof fund and an lnvou-
liilltlioll ftlilliwtul.
"Mr. Lillov‘u uliitudp on tho purl-
food bill and tho llll‘lli bill In iuu'ullur
Ho unys ho l‘uvurmi them, but. tho hill
whirl: lvuu [lilifltl‘fi was no olulmuuluiod
lhal it almost fuliu in fulfill its llllflKi'lll
and who" Mr. 'lnif‘y ioiia you that ho
uunporimi the hills ho lull you huuw
thins Wliit'il in untrue.
"Mr, billoy any“ that l am a corpora-
tioll man and wants to know whom
'lionuhuu gut bin money!
"lip said that he would pay mv enm-
[his
pnlun oxponaeu If i would tell the
trulh."
Mr. Donahue road the following
plutonium:
Personally appeared Charis-n .i.
Donahue. of the! city or Dol‘bl‘,
county of Now Havon‘ mid «late or
(tonne-client. the nominee for ooha
mammal: at large on the Demo
orilflo ticket to be votod‘for on No-
vomlmr lith. until. and made ouih lo the
truth of lilo following imam;
i. That during the campaign of
1900 he no: the Democratic nominee
1;.lupowor must be judged by its"
works'apd performances and not by. “
.i ii‘ .‘ u
"i no a sin n inf r lnnomni .wlth
wh Eh l li’n’vn’b‘n‘un {gin l 'lor oflvu hwnnly'yrarn,
nm i can nay thu tfunrnrutn buvn uhuu um mur
relief tllnu any at lnr renu-ll l ham over "in“, Y
anti celr‘tmnly Mt‘trnmfililot‘ ‘bJ-u} to my “loud! us
in l l uuw re .
' ., W i" ’i‘hol.iiillurd, 12mm. la.
Deal For
“ . Tho'lbowels
l :mnvbmwn
. . . ,
- in. WOiilt WHliEW“ "‘1
'i‘utnGnod. lioliood
nnhlm or Gripe. lilo. it'm. 50c. Nricr
lurid in bu it. The lfn‘lllllllll tnblnt ntalnpud UUU.
Ola-mm“ to cum or your nluuuy buck.
Sterling Remedy Cm, Chicago or N.Y. 59;
AIIIIAL SALE. TEI HILLIDI BOXES
Pie-uni. Pal-l nbln. Pan-M
Never tile on.
member of the legislature during the
sossion of iiilil. Tim the expenses
of that campaign which was borne n-
llroiy by him and paid out of his per.
sonal funds did not oxcuud lilo sum of
thirty (30) dollars.
5’. That during tho t-alnpalgn of
1004 ho was a randldalo of tho ill-mo-
orallo party for senator oi‘ lilt‘ Sov-
onlotuilll sounlorial tiislllcl, lhal tho
oxponal-s during that rulupaign worc
not more than our bundled illitll doi-
inrs and this amount waspald out ol‘
his own fund. and horn dollar of it
. M 7%“
tulle E. Dow,
in WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone I67»
1
IF ANY PART OF YOUR HOUSE IS
NOT WARM ENOUGH
ii Gas Radiator
till
Gas Log
WlLL SUPPLY HEAT AND COM-
FORT AT A SMALL C08T.
hilllll. hailwau ii
Lighting Company
Fresh Fish.
Blonkcod........ .......120lh
Largo dry Italian. 46: to 50: n quart
All other kind- of Sea Food at
Renwnnbll Prices.
Ducross.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OVSYER
MARKET ,
out Onlutton 1......“ Building.
Eut amt of Washington Strut Bridge
Drink a:
It is Good
limohlyn brewery‘flrm'l Inner boar.
No better. w. dollar a in your
house, $1.00 not“ can (34 bottles.) Lia
qum It lowest ill-tau. 'rul. tilt-n.
nunoll
, , c . _
‘com m:mflm:g 0mm.
amp» mun. mp-
\ “uh“fld-b.
Snapper Bloom... .......... ....1Zo lb
Wonkillh ...... ...... ........12ch
Native Eels ...... , ......... ....l4c ib
Special Sale of Whole Salmon, 100 lb
(ll-con ................ ........12c lb
Porgieu......,.. ....... ........10cib
Butter Fish”... ..... ..........12cib
Halibut........................14c lb
Central Hotel;
roolllved. from unyrothur source.
3. That during the prosont anni-
"‘ puign wililo a candidate for congress
man at largo tho expanses of tho some
lll't! beinl’.’ paid out of moneys rooelv-
ad by voluntary aoulrihuiions from or-
Kilnizullons of labor and trades unions
and not can dollar from any other
source.
iltllml at Now llnvon this Iird day
of November. liltlti.
(.‘l’iAlliJGB J. DONAHUE.
State of Connecticut. Now l-lllvoll
(‘ounlv. til-i. Now ”lth'll. November
3rd. lliflil. .
Personally nppprull'od Charles J.
llonalluo. to mo personally known to
ho lilo candidate for oongrossmall llt
largo on tho l‘ioulooratlt- licked to be
voted for on November tub. iiititi. and
sullsorihed to tho l‘orotzoing‘ i'nols ill
my prosolloc and made oath to the
saint..- hol‘oro mo.
DA Vi i) ii}. l4‘l’l‘Zt’il1: it A ill).
Notary Public.
A copy or this has boon soul to Mr.
Lilloy, Mr. Donailllo said that ho had
volod on tho railroad bill ill tho last.
loaisluturo, with which ho had been rc-
proaohod by Mr. |.illoy. arid the roason
ho had done so was borauao he was so
instructed by tho people of Derby, his
oonstilncnts.
Mr. liouahllo said that. he had fav-
orcd tho bill for vosilbullng trolley
cars. and than he aroused l.illoy
of subsidizing tho press by his advor-
.llsoulouts and of circulating all sorts
of llllil'lll' storios about him.
"lll- said that l was all iliif'll. that
l was noisy and that l rausod siriilos.
l have boon a labor mall {or nine
yours and have yet. to oauso lily first.
istriiun i havr- as «loop an inlol‘ost
ill this state as has any luau. My
l'ulllcr. who livcs in Dolby. is a meal-
bor of tho (i, A. ll., and was lwu yours
a soldier and two yours a sailor dur-
ing the (‘ivll War. The bones of my
grandfntbor llo in tho arm'cyard at
Andorsonvillo prison. and an uncle who
scrvcd in tho Civil War lios burn-d in
Derby. whllo in Morldcn is another un-
olo who boars tho scars of Gettysburg.
i would. iudood be rccroaut. should i
do wllat would be not. for the boot in.
lorcsls of tho Slain of Connecticut.
"I boiiovo the time has oonlo wilon
lllo pooplo will allow Lilloy lo re.
turn to his favorilo raoc lrnrk and
to tho distribution of the products at
l‘:lrklllutowll.“
Mr. llouahllo‘s voioo had boon grad
fl.
Interesting Specials
The VeMest Elgin Creamery But-
ter. per lb. 28c
Potatoes, per bushel 75c
3 Can (Jam 25c
3 Cans Early June Peas . .. 25c
o-.-...
A. Stull
Phone 223—3.
22 Cottage Ave” East Norwalk.
Wall
Paper
4.}.
We consider this sea-
son’s line the best
we ever had.
E. E. (iorllam,
DEBORATOR.
TILIPHONI—fl‘
f0 IIIIT IT. I. NORWALK.
v'l-‘w
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DA WD W. RA YMOND.
run-rat Director
and Embnfmor.
ill North Main at. death Norwulk.
Residence, 6 Washington Strut.
Telephone at noon, 134-2.
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FRANKNC.
VAN scov
pwnnmo. l
STEAM, QB;
nor WATER, m7,“
AND ”fill
one m'r'rxua.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
so South Main Street.
South Warmth, "Conn.
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iWWW‘fi‘iWhWWIW
g.
district attorney nor 'l‘haw's lawynrs
medlaloly.
i
333'...
Thu Burt El Packard
KORRECT SHAPE
M n a 's s n o u s
h‘vc
"THAT“ Loon"
and
Guaranteed Patent
BURROJAPS
Goad Ins-Inna. '
Auk your dealer or semi tor
catalogue and order dim:
from factory. WI Dcllvnr.
PACKARD 8t FIELD.
nuocuron. Mass. ,
Noun Gal-tun without Trade Mark
‘ amped nu Sole.
Au.
ually failing him and he found it im-
possible lo continue lilo spoooh alter
this point. llc apologizt‘d to his and-
ience and olosod amid enthusiastic
oht-ors both for himself and for Candl—
duto William M. Low.
THAW EXPECTS VINDICATION.
NEW YORK. Nov. 11 "Mr ll'iui
cannot ('tllilt‘ too quick for up: i cxpt-rt
a quick vindication."
This was Harry K. 'l‘lt;l\\";< \vrillou
roply to a quory soul to his m-ii today
t'olll‘orninar a l'l'lltli'l that ho llluy‘bo
put on trial during tho prt-srul wcclt
i'or tho llllll'tit'l' of Stanford While.
\Vill‘ll Assistant llislrirl Attorney
Smyth was soon ill the ubsonro of Mr.
Joromo. ho said that he is not at all
suro that 'l‘llllw's trial will begin this
wook.
it is gonoruliy ln-liovod by those who
:lrl- rloso to both Hilit‘H that noithor the
arc rourly to so on wilh the case lln-
millilllilili
TRANIACTI A GENERAL IANKIM
women.
a. . —_._ . l~._ ~
1 [yr cAPlTAu 1‘ mi...
3100.00000
IUIPLUI AND PROFITI.‘
3173.5 00.00
EDWIN H. MATHEWION. Pun.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice—Pm
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Cashier.
WILFRED BODWELL, Ant. Cashllq
DIRECTORI.
E. H. Mlthowuon Henry onmor
John H. Knapp .Imuei Grummn,
Josiah R. Marvin 5. Wallace Mnrvir
Christian Swan: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan.
ii‘e...—..‘.‘ne;a‘n
rfl
It is only thinking poople who not
the best of things when they mako a
purchase. They "think" beforehand
where they will.go to buy. and their
great hcsds rule that the host store to
patronize will naturally be tho one
that selects lls stocks with tho great.
its prices upon fairuoas in all. And
that: is our well-known busiucss lilllx‘
ial.
We pride ourselvos particularly on
our Stove vulllvn. (took. “Willi”: and
(ill llcatcrs. 'l‘horo may bu as twill]
but there certainly is llllllo lu‘llol' than
the Btowart at any prlco. Your mono;
back, it not sutlsilod, alter a. month‘s
trial.
A. J. ANGEVINE til SON.
FURNITURE. ETC.
134 Washington Street.
south Norwnlk. Conn.
Wallflpels.
Painlers’ Supplies.
~ Crockett).
Glassware.
Houselumishinu
Goods.
Cloth Window nodes. with frlnu. as
White Curtain Poles. with fixtures, 106
m
l’lclureirames and Window
Shades Made to (inter.
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Painting and
Decorating.
'9' n i . ‘ “ ‘ " 21
t.a.necKER.
I7 Washington Iii-int.
m
m-mwvmn ~* ~
out dlsorimlnallt‘ul and cure, and basos .
.“ 'fldh lam
i m 1‘
NON-UiOiN CHAUFFEURS W A RE
i \IoL‘r. .
NEW litlllli. Nor. 5,“‘"F]fi_\' luon om-
pioyod by the Now York 'l‘rallsporlav
lion Company to l--l.l- 1hr piano of tho
oiluuil'ourli who \roni on ‘strilro last;
work. reroitod in tho big garage at:
40th rll‘l‘tll and l-Iiizluh avonuo lotlay
and luslstvd that tiny be paid off int-
lnodiatoly‘. i
in an inriplanl riot luspootor llorl‘y,
of lilo t'llllllullly, who irll-d to urauo
with ibujmon, was thrown down it
flight ul’ stairs and 5 IN’liii‘Ollltill had in
go to bill rescue. Finally the llll‘ll.
woro paid oil’ and furnished lrausporta~
lion back; to tholr bullion, whirh they
say had boon promlsod wilon they
came to tho city to fill the llluous‘oi!
tho strikers.
Most of tlloln, as soon as lilov gull
out. into the strool, wont. to lilo lumi-
quartol's of the strikers.
W. l
i";llilCl‘~i—il is incrmllblw what u lot oil
mouoy you hood.
Souwl don’t lli't'li any. filling-z it‘s
lilo tliiil‘l‘ ipooplo who arc ulwuyil wunt‘
illl; south from unwr— Mogul-lulurlrl‘
lilaitor. :
Eliiiiiiii'i’ll‘iwi’itts
i 'I'Illlnlilllllen BRAND.
Janilenl An. you. lutgcm {or
.x’j‘th-(‘IIM-lff'l Villa in Hod
‘ . 'nud “all! mrtullil: lumen. Fooled
'\\(lh lilac ltlilmn. Tobi-mother.
lluv ll vuur linmulst null null for
1 it‘lU-(‘IIE‘UI‘IHI‘H Eifilslllh‘ll. filo
‘DIAMIDND "RAND l‘l LL10, for 25
‘4 i
'rmr'l' rcnarrihl as Ilcst. :ialcat, Ilia-1w;
x, thricalvle. Poul-t by Drulfltts over where.
o Ilontm- oat-mun 00-. pl. ludeinhlvu. Po.
unum‘é‘mlgl; '
for freight Only.
On Ind after Tuesday. January I.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. (fool:
of Dover street), every day, (except:
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight receive-1
at Norwali: up to 4 p. in. Ann loam
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMIOAT co. i
Annln. J. [min ”a. c. Henmnn
Lama Innnrhl Ann—t.
1 HE NEW.
HOTEL VICTORIA
DH! MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
IUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room- a special feature. In
and Electric Light. throughout. Ill.
try room sated. /
RA ES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection
A full line of Ackcr. Merrill A Can.
dit Co's celebrated Wines, Liquor: Ind
Cigar. always on hand.
'1‘. I. SULLIVAN, Proprieton.
Telephone (1:1 ll. 395—3.
éyiil'it’jihov's Li’iE3IlNQ mm;
m.
a
man I. " (“M—Ll
should be equipped with I Inuit".
snow white. madam-o "Slitfld‘fl" Par
celain Endillvbui i..i\=til)i'y.
Have you etc! stopped to ”Mt!“
how deiighlully t‘tlilVl‘l'lll'lli. it would
be to have hot and cold running watel
in your dressing chamber. nine] 1
lug apartment or first floor will:
room? its presence would allot" [t l
the hlgost degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. 0F}
plumbers are stilrtiy competent IL/
chanlcn. honest and reliable. ‘
Horatio R. Nash.
conuzn mm AND we“ on.
1m ' ” 15w
PLUMBING AND STIML .
HEATING. ‘ .
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOTiAIR HEATING.
nova-:3 AND alludes. ii
nun-a ‘ No TlN HOOPiNI. u,
an nd Steam Fitting, i
In letu on, Metal Ceding. Ito. i
Hove ou seen our stock of
RICH ‘ 0ND RANGES?
THE JO ES & norruxxss
OMPAN .
l7 WALL‘ ITREET. NOHWALK-
Whu blot Bull Your
Oil/n Home ‘3
Rents uroi. advancing all the film.
and desirable npurlnwnts um boron"
lag scarcor iovory (lay. Wu have (U
number oil fury desirable homes for.
sale. and can main: the terms and
price right. i .
J. M. Layton 8:. 00.,
mqonromer: mi
5 Railroad fivnnuo. 80. Nepalis.
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and“
THE J0 h B. LAWRENCI'.
GENCIESJ in 1-51
AU: mu magnum urn;
non'roA Ia. nanny PKG-M. »
Inn :uos ran-urns '
IOU ED.
I IOU H MAiN 8TIII1‘. ‘
of. n .408.
hunt rm
F ”gimifi
fol. goo.
up our»
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