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All Counterfeit» Invitations
Experiments that trill
hurricane Children
Always Bought. and which Ian-theta
0 years. has borne the signature at
and has been made under his pen
loan! supervision since its infancy.
Allowno one todeeelve you in this.
and "Just-er ” are but:
o with and “dancer ebb heath 0t
, «Experience against Experiment.
.Whatle CASTORIA
“sharia is a ‘hal‘mlese‘ substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
.prie. Drops and soothing
Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is
its guarantee. It destroys Worm!
and alloys Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Cello.
and ‘Flatuleney.
It. relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
It assimilates the
Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Famous-The Mother’s Friend. ,
cerium: CASTORIA. ALWAYS
Beers, the
The
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Sinatra of
Kill You liars Always Blight
‘In Use For Over 30 Years.
“I omen MIMI" I! WIM' “"3 It” VOII er".
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AFTER SUNKEN CARGO.
T. A. Scott C: Company Is Seeking Coal
Lost Over Twenty Years
Ago.
NEW LONDON. Nov. i2.-—-'l‘hu 'l‘. A.
Scott and (lompany has undertaken a
unique task in the. wrecking business
and that. is the recovery of the. cargo
of a fouiumnslm' schooner which went
down over “2.0 years ago. and has since
that time lain uliillfilul‘lli‘li on
bottom of the oooan. 'l‘lie.
is tho. William Oids. which
about titty f‘dlllilins of
Whale Rock light.
Judith and Newport.
Tug Alert and lighter Diver were
sent to the spot today and they will
endeavor to locate iho sunken hulk.
which is believed in sound and probalv
1y. retains all Its cargo of 1.000 ions
of soft. coal. The uclumner will aim
he striped of an articles of value which
are found.
schooner
sank in
water near
bet ween
$100 REWARD. $100.-
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Hell's Catarrh Care.
is the only positive. care now known
to the medical fraternity. (.‘atarrh
being a. constitutional disease. requires
a constitutional treatment. Ilnll'k (‘u'
tarrh Care is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the. system. literally don-
troylng the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as.
eistlng nature. In doing he work. The.
proprietoru have so much faith In its
curative powers that they offer (lilo
Hundred Dollars for any l'litit‘ that, it
fails to cure. Send for list. of teati-
moninle.
Address F. .l. (IIIENICY lil. (fill, ’l‘o-
Iedo. 0.
Sold by all droughts. The,
Take ”Hill; Family l‘lll:: for counli
pation. ”
’ WRECKED BY ROBBERS.
Hlleboro. Texas, Terrorizcd and
Building Dynamllcd.
llllild‘llltlltil. ’i‘cx.. Nov. 12.-~\\"hilo
attention was directed to two [iron
in the onlsklriu of the oily ycntordny
morning. the hardware More. of Smith
and Thomas in the. business section
of Hllisboro. was dynnmlled and partly
wrecked by robbers. After on ex-
change of shots in which no one was
injured. Walter .leltroyii. of Fort
Worth. Was arrested In the building
where the explosion occurred.
The fires destroyed tho lumber yard.
of 010 Wilkerson and ucvurul Hilllill
buildings. canning A loss of 340.001). 11
is believed that the tires were aim-led
by It confederate of .lofforyn, Nolhiuu
ills taken from the store of Smith At
Thomas.
T 4 --Many lilo come. from impure. blood.
Don't have puru blood with faulty dlt
(sullen. hmy Iivor and ulugglsh bo-
leil. flurdm'li lllond I'lltlcra ilironlz-
.thens stomach. bowels: and live-r. and
"purifier the blood.
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WIOOW or PATRIOT.
led at Mtlsnd. V1,. Aged 03 Years
‘ “ at Age.
.—
. Rll'l‘liANil. \‘I.. Nov. I'.l.« Mm. illn-
flier Sumner Damon. said to be Ibo
Isl hectivius widow of u midlor oi
- e Revolutionary war, died yesterday
at lieu-“home In Plymouth Union at the
a (if 113 illu- Wain married in Hull:
when Ihe wall 21 years old to Nouh the
mandolin) was then 70 were of use.
blindll served through the Revolution
- harm: enlisted In 1776. Upon his
delthrgii‘ 1803 his widow was granted
, opens on of till a month and one year
ago Million doubled. ,. . ~ 1
W
’1 ill-1AM or A cosmopolitan“
‘ . lives one who went: a good. henl-
tliy whine-ruddy glow. and it com-
pisrlon tree from pimples and men:
”ell acute. by Michele Tablets.
lie sure. prepared from were.
We in: im with a selective action
1- the skin, 25 cents. It. ii. he};
‘1 can...» hug-lawman .. -u‘-.-” .
l’oinl. ‘
the .
r
ACCIDENTALLY BURNED TO
DEATH.
Artificial Heat Applied to Patient by
Physicians During Operation Caus-
Demise.
NEW. HAVEN. Nov litv-ln the death
wrilficut... of Mrs. Soiddu llofmclster.
wife of a farmer In the town of linin-
-;don. filed at the town's olerk'e other
11 lily Medical lilxamiuor llarllotl Sutur-
.iI‘. '
day, the cause of death Is given as no-
cidental burning. It is Hilllt‘tl that
Mrs. Iioi‘uu-isu-r. who was in a delicate
condition. wont to a local boupitai to
be operated upon. While on [he upc-
ratlng table. it In said. the patient.
who was under the influence of once
iliotic. rose. to .a sitting position and
complained that uhe was being burned
on the back. The suruconu. II in fur-
ther stated. in tho belief that the wo-
man had an hulluriuzilimi, replaced her
in prostrate pI-hltlou :Lnd admlniancr
ed more either. The operation was
performed. but the woman died on
Tuesday and was buried yesterday. No
further particulars are given by Dr.
Bartlett of the case. but it In under-
stood that in order to keep up the
puticnt‘s temperature heat was applied
to the patients body during the opera-
tion. and. acrordim: to the coriiclfale
rho houi produced burns and subse-
nuont slmclc
MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.
(trout happiness came. into the home
of S. C. Blair. school superintendent.
at St. Ailmus. W. Va.‘ when his little
daughter was restored from lilo dread-
ful complaint ho nauwu. lie says: "My
little daughter had 5t. Vitus' Dance.
which yielded to no treatment but
grow steadily \vorso until no a last re-
sort We tried Electric. llllloru: and l
rejoice in any. three bottles cll'crlod
a complete euro.“ Quick, sure can:
for nervous ooinplulnlu, general debili
1v. fonialo woaknoimoil. impoverishmi
1 blood and malaria. lluurunti-oll by l".
‘ II. Iluxlor'u, South Nill‘ll‘illk. and In) I'.
Wood'u. Nol‘wulk. drug lliill‘t'il. l’l'li'c
Lilli'. no
1 WHOSE MONKEY ARE YOU.
’Bridgeport Man Would Like to Have
Some One Take the Creature.
lllillifllill’llil’l‘. Nov. liniluviux
liorsnkcn the wild» oi' Il‘alrllolil for tho
‘cirillautlon of Bridgeport, the monk-
ey which hm; been roaming at large
tlil‘tlllkll that old Iowa. is now a cup-
iive in the home of H. Ii. Willlamfl.
No. 31 Whiting lune. Mr. Monkey Is
In tine condition. being fat and stock
and Weighing forty pounds although no
one him been able in get near enough
lo 11. vet to put it on tho scales. .
II. liilli been living in tho neighbor-
;bood or South Park avenue for the
ipuui. two wooku and has been HI,‘,III‘-
iilg children almost. daily. Yesterday
noon limo ll ventured no for an llrond
street when it was pursued by a crowd
of men and have who hurled bricks
and Norm at II which were cheerful-
ly dmliiod.
Finally it linill‘ill refuge in the tilted
of Mr, William; who cloned llir door
oil it
Mr. Wlillumn la uuxlmm to not rid
of hit! guest and no lulu mlvcriluod but.
to far on one bun claimed ll. Mr.
Monkey hon been in captivity bolero
nu Ilu onlv urtklio Ili’ dross nhowu. a
leather utrup about Its neck.
gumwtmwm
NO use or resumoum on
use up.
We donut know of a single Instance
whom it ooimh or cold resulted to
pneumonia. or ominuisptlonmlien: 9W
Ii cures cousins and colds perfectly.»
do not. inkeclmnces with some lla-
known preparation which. may. contain
opiates. which cause constipation. A
condition that retards raceway from
a cold. Ask for Foley's Honey and
'i‘ar and refuse any substitute offered.
Plainted's Drug Store and The Clifford
liliurmocy. .. P-
THREE manual ”will.“ SHOT.
KRAfiNO‘l’ARBK; siberla. Nov. 12.
ailing soldiers of the least garrison
who struck a cement and an officer
yesterday were immediately tried by
WMWMMR
5 ywq..um‘q..uaA—u4
loy's Honey and 'i‘s'r had «been. taken. bomb
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New Demonic Benefits
. I MOI‘I.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov.
Boar do! Directors of the Pennsylva-
nlt RailroadCompauy have ordered an
advance of ten per cent. In the wages
of all permanent employees of the
company Who now receive less than
$200 a month.
“wt. December 1. 1900. and applies
.0 all lines of the Pennsylvania sys~
1cm both east and west. of Pittsburg.
’I‘he I‘lennsylvunio and its nmlinted
companies. employ about 102.0011 men.
(it those about. 185.000 will participate
in the increase Of waxes. This will
involve an addition of some 312.000.-
000 to the payrolls of the various com.
ponies, the Pennsylvania Company il-
solf miutrlbutlnz nearly $8.500.000 of
the total.
The Pennsylvania in 1902 awarded
an increase of ten percent. to all em-'
ployoes receiving .less than 8200 a
month; Thus. the present readjust-
ment will be equivalent to a total ad-
dition of twenty pol‘ cent. to the rates
paid in Soptmuber. 1.902. in many cases
It will represent an extra increase. for
rc-adlustmenio of wages of special
classes of employees have been made
since. 1002. Even as recently as Octo-
ber ‘Iel. of this your a monthly total
of 530.733 or $368,796 a year. was odd-
cd to the salaries and wages of 1.038
men principally telegraph operators.
The new order applies to them quite as
completely as to other employees with.
in the $200 a mouth class. ‘
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has never made a gonerai'reduoilouol’
waxes since May. 1877. when, because
of clots and other troubles, reduced
earnings made a, ten per cent. decrease
necessary. This was restored In March.
1880. however. and Pennsylvania em-
ployees have since that time enjoyed
constant and undiminlshcd wages. in
spite of business depression which
have on a number of occasions caused
reductions by many corporations. both
railroad and industrial.
The warrant increase. of wages repre-
sents another step In the -l’enusylvn-
niu's policy of llborillity toward those
with whom it deals. As regards the
public. the company announced In Aug-
ust its plan to issue a transferable
udhmge book and to reduce Its maxi-
mum ralo of fares to 21/2 cents a mile.
'l'o shareholders the. Directors on No-
vember lsl. decided to increase the
rate. of dividend from II to 7 per cent.
per annum. Now 1.0 the employees
comes the award of an Increased sham
In the company's earnings.
. The action of tho Pennsylvania Rall-
roud Company's Board will be followed
by similar action on the part of the va-
rious lines west of Pittsburg which are
included in the l‘ennsylvnuia‘ iiystom.
At the present time the Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania‘s
.(‘lompuuyn operating the "Northwest.
System." employs 31.146 men, and pays
out 317.178.1503 in wages annually. The.
l’iltcburg, Cincinnati. Chicago and St.
Louis Railway. or the "Southwest Sys-
ienl." employa 21.630 man and pays out
$12,850,013 naturally. The other cou-
lroilod lines which will make a like. In-
oi‘onso are the (‘iucinnaii and Musk-
lugum Valley Railroad with 749 cm-
pioyooe and a payroll of $398,581 per
your; the Vundaiia Railroad. with 5.-
112 men and annual wages and salaries
or $.‘l..’.27,7«il; tllc Gl‘illld Rapidu and
Indiana Railway which pays 81,814,013
to 3.055 mom and the Cleveland. Ak-
ron and Columbus Railway with a pay»
roll of 3703.087 to 1.2211 men,
in all the lines wgst. therefore. there
are 62.518 men drawing 330.177.8921 In
wages and salaries. All of these do
not. come within the “3200 or loss per
month" class. so that the total Increase
will not be ten per cent. above thin
sour although II will closely approxi-
mate it.
HINTS ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
A valuable treatise on bounty hints
and cmupiexion secrets comes froo'Inv
side every 24'» cent package of Luxu-
kola Tablets. a tonic laxative contain-
lniz extract of dandelion nud cascarin
for the. skin. F. ii, llaxler. ”
AN iNVlTATION TO CUMMINGS.
To Follow the Chariot of the “Com
. mutter."
NEW HAVEN. Nov. i2.-~Now Elli:-
lnnd Democrats of the. ltndlcnl wing
of line party imvv decided to at once
bouln the organization of it big Ilrynu
mow-mom In anticipation of the 1008
campaign. lend August. at. tho Ilryun
i'vi'iillllilll here. a. committee consisting
of George Fred Williuuiu. Alexander
’l‘roup. (luv. (lurviu. Rhode Inland:
John .I. Walsh. and N. .1. llyor and oili-
crs wan appointed .1o oonoidor ways
and means.
'1‘th mmmilloo lust nbzbl Issued a.
cult to about 100 lirynn Ileluorruln to
meet at the Quincy House, Boston,
November 14. Among those invited
were Governor-idiom l-llgglnu of llhodo
Island: John B. Moran. Chm-loo F. The-
yor. B. B. Smsiley, John ll. tlonulor,
National Oonuulliecman Homer 8.
(trimmings. 'l‘om iii. Norris of New
Hampshire. George ill. Hughes of
Maine: and George W. (iroenu. of
Rhoda island.
Plans will be drawn to oruuulze pro.
«resolve Democratic claim In all want
lieu. cities and towns of New lime
land.
A acnorul constitution IIlIIl Irv-lawn
will be formulated and a platform of
Iprim-loath will he Ilium-d to tho pub-
lr. ~
llleil.'n Kidney and Illuddor I'm:
not. on both kidneys and liver. and m:
a recall afford the quickest relief 11*qu
arrow of uric. acid. Hold by The out.
ford d’llltt‘lfllttl)’~ullll The bridge illuun
many. . "
i . . .
IOMIJ’OR MAYOR REINIOT.
MOSCOW. Nov. 12.~ ~A bomb was
thrown at Mayor itelnbol on ’i‘ver
«trout Imiuy. Rainbot. who we not.
hurt quickly drow a revolver and shot
und’killml the man who threw the
l
The best treatment for Indigestion
and troubles of the stomach is to rest
theutomscii. It can be rented by e
gooddlgcstmt. Kedol puts the stem-
ach iii-shape to militsclorlly nermrm'
Its functions. Good for Indigestion.
sour stomach, flatulence. psipitation
oil the hem endowments. Kodol is
made in strict conformity with the
Mideast Patterned ell but
hold by The Hillard Pharmacy and
The Bridle Phertnscl'. ‘0
Wan-ow
The only Wealth you can passes: in
lint you 111in ill lily 1mm
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TAKE NOTHING FOR GRANTED. . HEGRETFUL FEATURE OF FIRE.
‘ lit—The
The increase takes at .
l 1““. Ti 8
Make 1'. H. Baxter-Prove What Pepsi-
. koln Tablet. Do For Indl estlen. i
it stands to reason that . H. Box-
.ter would not come right out. in these
columns year after year and ask you
to try Pepaikoie. Tablets for, indiges-
tion it he were not pretty sure you
would receive decided benefit. .
You can see that for yourself. . l
The remedy falls to cure every case.
of course. but he always pays your
quarter back, should the tablets tail to
do good.
Lite is too short. for mlsrepresents-.
lion to matters of this kind. and for
the email profit Mr. Baxter makes on
n 25 (rent package It would be mighty:
poor judgment telnduce you to make'
a. trip to this store and then sell you
something that would disappoint you.
if troubled with sour stomach. heart
burn, wind belching. coated tongue.
loss of appetite. weakenedeuersy.’ lull-
nous after eating or; other stomach
tirouble. just try I’opslkoie Tablets on
our say. so. Our word for 11.. they will
build up your enerxlh steady your
nerves, Iniprom your upeptlte, enrich
your blood and put new life in your
Stomach as euro as this world.
li‘.
ii. Baxter. ”
eKuLL canal-lap "Illegitimate
or HORSE.
arldgeporter Mcete.Frightful Death
In Greenwich Conn.
Falling asleep In in. Greenwich. Conn.
livery stable. Johnlini‘ckién, a life long
Bridegporter. was crushed under a
horse's boots on Thursday night.
Considerable mystery surrounds
Bracken‘s death. He had been working
hard all day In Greenwich. as nearly
as relatives have been able to ascer-
tain. and overcome by excessive weari-
ncus had entered a larue barn owned
by James Maker. a merchant.
Shortly before midnight Thursday
night a caretaker. aroused by the un-
easiness of the horses, entered the
stables. and peering about, discovered
the lifeless body of Bracken: His
head had been crushed like an egg
shell and the awful romaine bore trams
or whore thonnimnl's iron shoes had
been preosed into his skull.
Medical Examiner Leander-.1! Jones
was called to investigate. He found
nothing that would lead to the belief
that. the death was anything other than
accidental. and gave permission for
the removal of the romaine.
Bracken came of a well
known
[city lived with bill brother. Thomas
Bracken. of 1.532 North avenue.
Bridgeport. lie was a member of St.
Augustine's parish since his childhood.
DoWItt’s Little Early Risers. About
the most reliable pill 0n the market.
Sold by The Cllfiord Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. "
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JURY TO 3|T 1N COMMON PLEAS
COURT.
Panel Drawn and Six Cases Set Down
For TrIaI on Three Days.
There, will be a jury in the civil
common pleas court this wcek and
some Interesting cases are down for
trial. The following have been drawn
to serve on the panel: ,
Waller 'l‘. Buckingham and James
F. Nelson. of Bridgeport; Andrew S.
Waterbury and Ii. Holly Draper. of
Darlcn; Joseph 8. Hill and Justice
Sherwood. of Eamon; Robert '1‘. Hitch-
cock and William H, Everett, of
Falrfleid; Thomas B. Burger-i and Da-
vid A. Nichols. of Huntington: Wallace
Dunn and George C. Lockwood. of
Norwalk: Oliver B. Morgan and Aluir
non (1. Dixon. of Stamford: Warren E.
l’lumb and Granville E. Dunning. of
Trumbull; Charles F. llulkley and
James 1“. Kecler. of Woktpori.
The following cases have been as-
signed for trial: Tuesday. Nov. 13--
Ilarold (thicheaicr vs. lGIlen Mell-
honey. 'l‘homun Meiraih and Wife. vs.
the town of New Canaan. Horace A.
Sanders vs, Frederick '1‘. Lyon.
'l‘huraday. Nov. 15.——E. (lostlc
John 1. Adams.
VS.
SLUGGISH LIVER A FOE TO AM-
BITION.
You cannot accomplish very much
if your liver in inactive. as you feel
dull, your eyes are heavy and alight
oxorilon exhausts you. ()rino lnxa-
tlvo ll‘ruit. Syrup ntimululoo the liver
and liuwola and makes you toeLbrighl
and active. Oriuo laxative. Fruit
Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and
is mild and very pleasant to take.
Orino In more effective than pills or or-
dinary outlinrtion. Refuse substi-
iuleu. Plaiatod'o Drug Store and The
Clifford Pharmacy. “
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD FIREMEN
HAVE No GRIEVANCE.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. 12.——It In stated
by authority that the firemen on tho
New Haven rnllroml system have no
unmanned on the matter of either
worse or working scale and no confor-
once with tho onlclule of the company
llllil been arranged. The agreement
between the Brotherhood and the, New
Haven company were signed to the late
spring. The only recent conference
the helper on the electric locomotives
which will lie “Mill on the electrified
brunch hotwoail Womllnwu and 81am-
l'oni. it to expected that lhlu matter
will be «outed by the New York ill-n—
ti'sl railroad and that the conditions
will: he accepted for the New llnvou
nyllifilll.
thin furtlicr eluted that tho dhKllialll‘H
on the New Haven road have inndo u
reouolil for 11 conference to dlncusslthe
matter of hours and wages. but on yo!
no date hum been fired for It.. . ‘
cm.
Guillemot ill a harinluecempounu
of vbseioble extracts that Iii wonderful
in its beuolleiul scam on the atom-
achs oi bullion audv'otiildrou. itecom.
mended and sold .by The Ulitford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Pilli'i-
many. ,. . » u
a
W .
Ulllilollil CuntomeM—But if he hi a
young horse. why do his knees bend
so? llealerwWoli. sir. to tell the
'onest truth. the poor animal 'os been
Imus in a. «table III um too low for
'11:). end “oh no to stoop."»lnndou
ta Its. " a ‘ »
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_.fl'_
Bridgeport family. and while In that .
llllil. been In regard to the status of 000
Historic Battle Flag Wes Burned
Prospect Church.
One of tho regrotfui features of the
fire which destroyed the Congrega-
In
tionai Church. in Prospect. recently,
was. the. burning ofthe historic battle
flag that. patriotic Prospect women
made for the little bend of heroes who
went to fight for the Union in the
War of the Rebellion. This was guard-
ed as a sacred who and was to have.
been diepinyod before the public on
the day that tho Prospect Soldier‘s
Monument was dedicated.
The monument to now nearing com-
pletion. but its dodicatory oxerclacs
will long one of their most interesting
Incidents. The flag was destroyed
as was everything. also within the.
church.
The Prospect longregatlonai
Church was organized In I798. The
church 11ml hurnod was erected in 1841
and since that time has undergone ex-
tensive improvements.
THE NEW PURE FOOD AND DRUG
LAW
We are. pleased to announce that
Foley‘s Honey and Tar for coughs.
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs. and we recommend it
as a safe remedy for children and
adults. Plaisted's Drug Store. and
The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
BUILDING m connecricur.
October Figures Show Considerable
Deciine..- . . _ .-
The volume of bulldimzopcmtlons
in Connecticut. during October shows
a considerable decline from the fig.
arcs of the corresponding month in
19013 and 1004. The decrease is par.
ilculariy noticeable in New Haven
and Hartford. The total number of
building permits issued in the four
largest cities of the state during the
month was 228 and they called for
construction having an estimated val-
uation of $837,752.
in New Haven sixty permits were
granted for buildings to cost. $180,-
903. in Hartford the number of per-
ulits was fifty and they involve an
expenditure of 3163.569. 'i‘llc sixty
six permits issued in Bridgeport rop-
rescnt 5250.509 worth of new con-
strucllon. and the fifty-two granted
in Waterbury call for an outlay of
$242,900.
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
The year 1903 will long be rcmom
bored In the. home of I". N, Tucket. of
Alliance, Kym. n5 aycnr of blood;
which flowcd so copiously from Mr.
’I‘uckot'a lungs that death seemed very
near. He writes: "severe. bleeding
from the lungs and a frightful cough
had brought me at death's door. when
l began taking Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption. with the as-
tonishing result that after taking four
bottles I was completely restored and
as time has proved permanently cur-
od.” Guaranteed for Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds. at F. H, Baxter's.
South Norwuik. and E. P. Wood‘s.
Norwalk. drug stores. Price idle. and
$1.00. 'l'rial bottle free, "
TODD’S PLACE 0N ROAD NOT
FILLED.
Official announcement of the deluge
at. the November meeting of the board
of directors. hold at Boston Saturday
noon. contained nothing more than the
customary statement that. routine mat-
ters only were taken up.
It was expected that some action
would be taken at this session on the
retirement of Percy ll. ’l‘odd. vice-
president of the company. whoee year's
leave of absence has expired without
his appearing on the. job and also that
the directors of the New Haven road
might anmuiuco that their Consolidat-
Conncctlcut Railway & Lightlnq com.
puny by louse. This latter will prob-
ably conic personally from President
Mellon when he is ready to give it to
the public, lie is president of tho.
Consolidated as well as the New no.
rep. and II is but proper to unsume
that. tho aunouncomcui of any action
on the matter would come after a
meeting of the directors of the. (You
solidatod. liownvor. on the New lie
von railroad stands behind tho deal it.
Is quite likely that torture of the lease,
were discussed at the meeting 1th
hoop,
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Kennedy‘s laxative.
Honey and ’l‘ar. moves the bowls.
Contains. no opiates. Conforms to
Pure. Food and Drug Law. Sold by
The (‘lltford Pharmacy and The Bridge.
Pharmacy. "
. containing
FILED IN SECRETARY'S OFFICE.
The Universal Wood Manufacturing
company of Hartford has filed s certifi-
cate of Incorporation in the office of the
state secretary. The capital stock In
$35,000. The purpose of thecompany In
to engage In the manufacture of wheel-
liorrows,.eto. The Incorporators are
Ieu w. Peace. of Grafton. Penn; .w.
H. Cochmno. of Pittsburg. Penn. The
company will begin business on $18.-
'l‘he Kuzmler Pulaski Polish Club..of
New Haven. has tiled articles ofceso-
elation. , .
'I‘Iio Iconic l'lyo Works mnmy .of
Hartford. him flied Ii certificate of in‘
corporation In tho Dfllilil of the seam»
lot-y of state. The ineorporolora are
lilies Eliovlch. (worse 8. iii-hurls
and A. ll. Warhold. ll" of Hurtiord;
'I'Iie crmiiul istmtk Is 013.000.. ’
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l HAOA1‘QEO.‘ ”the”: W ‘1!
"A dlfllflmliii I'ltlll'llcll .mi'MlDlli’ ll”
.volvlng the removal ofiiiillillllmt nil
OGLFMHMIOI illu‘lleWb. I: ll
11'
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fee
«but how Meow-s presentedvll {the
nub ieetionsot fluoklen's Autos; In so."
"Persistent use of the halve-complete
iy- cured 11.". euros cuts. Burns and
Injuries. 260 at. F. Humidors. nth
Norwelk. end a. .P. Woodie. rue;
girls. 1 . . '
KING or t‘illllcl To MINT. MIMI.
~ noun. Neruiiarfllhsrvui cutie:
oroitles.» thread: at - orchbis on at
Atheism-hm . exhale r acquiesced to
the idle ol Greece visitingdtiumlltu.
tor. Iilmmuuel on November. 2:. and
remaining hm fermion. it. Knit
Good for «smut ' .e shire. is used
{Sow DeWIit's theli‘limi Solve. act
a Itt's. field I: the million! so
IWI'M Tia wig-moi: “
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.s.
decree desires to see the oo o the iota
tel- will mllinsly accede to h s request.
His material will be received with re
"‘“’5"."' IN”)... . .
ed railway had acquired control of the 1
Frank M. Brown. of Shelby. Ohio; AI- ,
says A. Cl..lltlckel.~of misled. While. '.
Dridgepert Advertisements. ‘ I
Bridgeport Advertisements.
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Eel‘abhirbed 1857..
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New Pictures ready.
The Picture Gallery is now ready. You remember
that last year we had such a good selection of popular sub-
jccts and how roasoimlilc in price they were.
This year
you will find them on the lower floor next the House Fur-
uiahiugs.
There are Oil Paintings in handsome gold ironies.
There are Water Colors of recognized nicrit.
There are Platinum Prints and Pinitogravurcs. and a
large collection of black and while all very appropriately
framed in dark oak and ebony.
Pictures for the den and smoking room.
make acceptable gifts for men at Christmas.
and these
The latest fancies of Clirisly and Gibson. and some of ’
those rarely taking subjects which we have all seen and ad- '9’
mired in art periodicals.
Dutch Pictures and the little sunbonnct maidens for
the children's room.
Copies of favorite paintings
by Turner. Jules Breton, Corot. Sclircycr. Van Dyke, Rom-
brandt and Millet.
All very moderately priced.
Baskets.
Such a fluorinalinle.r lot of llaskcls. every conceivable
shape and style. wovcn of straw in artistic colors, railia. and
road. llig substantial hampers three or four feet high. and
from these down to the tiny ihings for dinner favors we
have the largest assortment of any previous season.
Scrap Baskets of palm, lap matting. fancy grasses and
rccd.
Standard Work Baskets. round. square. and oblong.
Fancy Baskets for hon lions and fruit.
\Vall Pockets and Silver
laskcts.
In the. Toy Store.
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That Biarritz Glove is just as good for riding or driving
as it is for ordinary street wear.
heavy kid; a sensible glove. $1.75.
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Eight-button length,
The D. M. Read CD.
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n erwear
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The change in the weather suggests WINTER UNDER-
WEAR.
VVc arc irc lured to show full lines at l’ouilar Prices.
1
CHILDREN’S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed, p
251‘ to 75c.
.l
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at
"(ioldcn Star" Brand at
25c
50c
“Non Shrinking" at . . . . . .. . 75c
“Oxford Cut" at . $1.00 '
MEN‘S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at
SOC
Natural Wool at 75:
Natural Wool at ii
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I". Die “érma‘l
s4 wasniucrou 81‘.
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Winn “*s. ; Dinar 00.
1.00
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UH "VI”"" “"3 '71 um: i
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. " ,Teiephenc 446. ' . i ' ~ i
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.{."‘ 'il.
oluirlber and lilily'Work for Ereiuthinilb-
. _ non. Miami! no notice.
I
' Timber. shiozloy..iuth. all kinds and sreiloii'ofheveledutilities. neortuy‘
‘end finishing lumberr
*All kinds of hard woods; Tnfi"ibim.tltiinlv'ooiited
'r'o'bflng panelisbeethlux paper." thin Insulator und‘dfilbflfiyfiwwm my.
new sndneliteuelon ladders. Doors. lilllll. blinds. Interior
“'1’l‘t'lm in
llii‘ne, Redwood. cypress, Poplar and chestnut. sit-smitten?) .fnpcy my.
luminefipls’ntns. shoeiobh‘lnx. cabinet work. rem" W > my...
«int.
4
”Ma yltillm'ii-u, lain: .3.“ liliii
new Drama Strut.
mamrm .... 1.
Lumber vii-mam: 8e
db.
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Norwalk Chronicler