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PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.
ANSONIA, Nov. 22.—--’i‘hc Now lion-
don passenger train, duo in Seymour
at. 8:26. mot with an accldr.»nt-tllcrc
yesterday morning. In Icuvlng tho
double truck tho front tracks of thc.
baggage car look tho wrong position.
brewing tho lotitlor across tho "rails,
blocking tlioln until a wrockor was
sent hero to Hit It back in pluco. 'l‘hc
train was undoi' control and quickly
stopped. so that tho passougnr coach-
as were not dorailod. No ono was ill-
Jurcd. Sheriff Dualium with a strinu‘
of prisoners was among the passcn-
stirs. Thoy wore transforrod to a work
train and coutinuod on tliolr way. '5
was 11 o'clock boforo tho tracks wcrc
clctircd.
$100 REWARD, $100.
The roadoru of this papor will ho
pleased to Iouru that thorn is at Ioast.
otio droadcd discus.) that scicnco bus
boon able to ourc I11 all Its stages, and
that is Catarrh. llnll's tfutnrrh (.‘iiro
In the only positive curo now known
to the medical frutornity. (lutarrh
being a constitutional dlscuso. roqnlros
a constitutional treutmcut. l-lull's (lu-
mrrh Corn is takcu lmornally. acting
directly upon the- blood and mucous
surfaces of thc sysionn thorohy (lest
.troylng tho foundation of tho (llsoaso.
and giving the patlont strongth by
building tip tho constitution and as
lusting naturc In doing Its work. 'l‘ht-
proprictors have so lunch faith in its
curlitlvo powors tllat thoy offor ()no
Hundrotl Dollars for any caso that it
falls to cure. Semi for list of testi-
monlals.
Address 1". .l. CHENEY & (10., To-
lado, 0,
Sold by all drugglsts. 75c,
'l‘uko lltlll‘s li‘amlly l’ills for consti-
pation. "
WHAT IT COST M'NEIL AND
PAIGE.
llAlt’l‘Ftlliil. Nor. Lil-«Allan \V.
l’iligc. o lirldgcpori, canilidaio for
state sonalor in illl' roconi oiccllou.
fllcd his oxpcliso tu'ttlllill with tho soc-
rotary of stoic yostortluy. lIo oxpcntl~
cd 8l.fillti.77. Archibald A. hit-Noll. hilt
(li‘ppoltcut in tho coniost, cxponilod $2.-
‘ 0.
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
'I‘ho your limit will long bo rumour
Ilorod in tho home of l-‘_ N_ 'l‘ackot, of
Alltnuco. liy.. as a your of blood;
which flowod so copiously from Mr.
'l'llckct's lungs that douth flilt‘llit'il vcry
incur. llc writos: "Hororo lil('('lllIlK
from tho lungs and a frightful cough
had brought lilo ui dcitth‘s door, whon
l lmgun taking Dr. King's Now lint.
covury for (Yolmtunptton. with tho tul-
lonilhlnk rcsult flint ufior inking four
bottles I wait coluplotoiy l'oaiol'od and
its limo lIIl'l provun pormanontly our
oil.“ Guilruuloud for Sorta laingu,
lougha nuti ('olds. nt It‘. It. llnxtu-t‘h.
South Norwulil. and it). I‘. Wood's.
Norwalil. drug Hilll'oll.
Shoo.
'rnsmuah's wonkmvo’h‘v neouc-
ED.
HERA N‘I‘HN, I’d. Nov 22. ul‘t‘osb
lit-at. W. H. 'I‘rltondiilv. of tho Iii-hiwarc.
llltllflllfllllllil and \‘vosivra Ilullf'oiltl.
lulu unuounoctl that tho company will
grunt 11 ton hour day in all Ii‘illllllicti Iti
Its amplify.
l'rlco title and
Trial tiottln {rt-o, "
n ma... . ,m ..
0. I. BUNHANB TEBTIF’IEB AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
if. B. filirhalut. of Hurltnin Cantor. N.
Y, wrltmu "Minilt folir your» nun I
truth you ntntlnu ihut i had iitmn on.
llroly ournd of u rovoro liltliil‘y irou
bio by tullimt Ioniitlban two boltlos of
Foley‘s Kidnoy Caro. it entirely
stopped the. brick dust sediment. and
pull: and symptom: of lttdncy filllltntle
0 Mind. *1 am glad to any that
I but: nevar had a micro of any of
thou symptoms during the four years
that have stapled and I am evidently
cared to stay mil-cit. find heartily rec
Millpond it'uiuy‘n Kidney (turn to any
can nttflnring from kidnny or bladder
“clinic.” l’lnintod'n may more and
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
Crawfordwtlo you arc lining to input
yarn wife away to the country for a
fast? Crnbchuwwns. I faced it.»~li~
”tallied Bits.
W’. .
GOVERNMENT TORPEDO FAC.
TORY
NEXVPOR'I‘, R. 1.. Nov. 22. Arrungo-
mouts arc roportod bore for tho cstnb-
llshmont In this city of u govcrnmout
torpodo factory whoro all of this class
of oxplosivcs usod In tho Uriitcd Stutcs
Navy will bo munufucturcd by Indo~
political or private com-orns. It Is
stiid tho torpodo works will occupy ill“
prosont silo of tho gun cotton factory
which for malty yours has~ boon Iocalotl
at tho iorpodo station. ’I‘ho Navy I)o-
partmcnt has dcfi’nitt ly announced flint
it. would t'ouiorc tho gun cotton fact-
ory botwooa now and Christmas. sonic
of tho machincry boint: consigncd for
Indian lloud. Md, For tho pnsi fivc
yours tho local works havo boon cngug-
oil principally in Ilio proparulion of i')‘.
i'ii-ltolltiloco for tho powtlor factory.
About :lti hands arc cmpioyotl all pro-
ioul.
FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS.
’l‘hc most famous strike breakers in
tho land are llr. King’s Now Life l’tlls.
When llvor and bmvols go oil strike.
ihoy quickly scltlc tho. trouble, and
tho purifying work goos right on. llest
cnro for constipation. hcildnchc and
dizzlnoss. 25c at It'. It. Baxter‘s. South
Norwalk, and it). P. Wood's, Norwulk.
druggists. "
CAMPAIGN AGAINST IMMIGRA-
TION
N. 8.. Nov, ‘JBm—A vigoo
ouscuiapaigu against undosirublo im
migration isboing wagod horohyihc
(‘iinndinn Immigration officials. Ito
conily tho attompt of oiio forcign ug-
clii to land Immigrants who woro
thought. to ho uniloslrnblo was frus
Iraiod aml tho pooplo iurnod hack. F.
W, A rnmnd, Canadian Immigration rig.
t'lll at llnlifnl'. hits boon iii this city
for sovt-ral duys I11 charm of thc work.
Inuuigrailon for tho past your bus boon
unusually largo owing to tho offol‘ts of
tho lkunlnlon iiorcruincut to dovoiop
its (front Nortlth-st and lilo opporinn
itios tiffordod by tho oponlng up of tho
\Vt'sll llilVo boon uxtcnsivclyudvoriisctl
lll Grout Ilrllaiu.
SYDNEY.
(liiscaswoot. is a lturmlosa compound
of vogoinblo lixtracts that in wonderful
in Its licnotlclai cf'focls on tho stonr
polls of bubios and children. liccom-
montiotl and sold by Tim (lllt‘fortl
Pharmacy and Tim Iirldge l’liur
mucy. “
WORLD‘S LAREBT PAPER MILL
IllllinlKIC. MIIIIII.. Nov, 22. Plans ui‘o
llt'iltg coilnltli-i‘oll born for tho orot'liun
within a your of tho largcst pnpcr mill
iii tho world. 'I‘ho silo of tho strcl
uro llllll iiol boon dotinituly announced.
but upon tho oxplruilou of tho lcauc
of lllolr prosoni mill tho I'oworit i’upcr
(‘ouiputiy. of which lit-win .I. l’oworit
of i-lpt'lngtlivld, In tho lll‘iiil, will build
an onlarxod plant at IIII outlniutcd cost
of ”fruitful. 'l‘ilo propom-ii bill" for
tho building calls for a four Mory
slriiciuro. 13ml by 20" foot, with tho
floor spuco oi’ Zhildlllit utllltti'o fool. 'l'llo
firm oniploycu iiifl awn. bill Mr. i'ow-
t-t'tl Mlliii tlio foi'co Would bo llll‘l'l'llHI‘fl
by I'lil bands.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPGIA.
Mrs. Ft‘llllliliil finish. at Ncw f‘ilntlv.
llol.. stlyu: "i miffcrod for yours with
tlyitnoititiii. uuod to Itilvo iti'oul. tililirolui
and hnlchiun. i irimi ovorythlng I
could hour of. but, nothing behind me
until I took Brazilian iinbn. and can 60
coal. bottln tuircti mo cmuploioiy."
Il'or unto by It. If. I’Inlsioti. 3". II.
liaxlor and 'i‘lw f’lif‘ford l'harnincy. "
.Mwm
PROHIIITION STATE. CAMPAIGN.
Lucian w. Iiurllott. of Hartford.
trunnurcr of the prohibition tunic cons
mutton. reports renolptn of $1,052.30 find
andllliml of it .Iti3.tl3. The contribu-
tions were from titliro than too trout-cu.
Printout (within and automobiles
“243.101 were the big Items of ex-
pence.
Edward Ilurreit. democratic trauma:
or for the Bottoml District of Norwulk.
rcrclvmi and about wound,
roll CONtlllEtiSMAN MbLARGE.
Cimriea .l. Itcniibite democratic
’llilili'lfllt. tor taint-rar'Jmin to large.
reports his expertise: to be “86.60.
‘ilii‘oiie lsliuid, “ u. '1‘!ch
Over
V‘IIOVIDENCE. R. i., Nov. 22.——'l‘hc
.‘nooullockct Street Railway, the Co-
dencc and Burlvlllo Street 'itatlway.
and tho Milford, Attleborn und Woun-
cocket line were sold yesterday to the
(luntlolldiltod Securities Company of
Massachusetts. which controls many
of the direct. railway lines In that
state.
The unuounccmont of the sale occlu-
stoned no great surprise as since last
May It has been known that a. major
Ity of the stockholders of the four lines
stood ready to dispose of their hold-
Ings. Whilo the price paid Is not
known. It is boliovcd that the transfer
involves more than $1,000,000.
The Consolidated Securities com-
pany of Massachusetts controls the
struet ruilway systems which worn for-
merly owned directly by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road company. blit which wore trans-
forred to tho securities company when
the legality of the steam railrorul's con-
trol of trolley lines under Massachu-
setts laws, was questioned.
The companies which now puns Into
the control of the Consolidated Securi-
ties company operate about. seventy
miles of road in northern Rhoda is-
land and southern Massachusetts.
EX~ SENATOR MUZZY
INJURED BY FALL
Prominent Bristol Man Contin-
ed to House With a Cracked
Rib
BRISTOL, Nov. 22.—Ex-Scuutor Ad-
rian .‘I, Muzzy is conflncd to Ills home
in Prospoct place as the rosuit of a
fail sovcrai days ago. As he was on
his way down Main stroot he slippcd
and foil on his back In front of tho.
residence of Samuol .1. Hugo. Ito
thought nothing of it at the limo. but
tho noxt morning he couldn‘t got up
without holp. Tho Ilgumonls of his
back wore torn and a. rib cracked. and
he has had It painful time during tho
past week. Ho is now conshlt-u'ulin
licttor, but In still unable to lcnvo his
houso. and sailors it good doul of pain
and inconvonloncc.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
'I‘tllit l'tilJlNTEICll ORGANIS'I‘.
Patrons of lioyt‘s 'l‘hontrc. have u
honafido from In store for them Fri-
day night, on which date the now pro-
‘Iuction. ’l‘ho Voluntoer Organist. will
no soon. It is a pastoral play of an
oxti'omcir Impressive sort. portraying
fl'lll‘ to nuturo sccncs and characters
found in tho most plcturosquo of Vor-
mont‘s rural soctiou. 'I‘hc sccnlc and
‘locti'ical offocfs arc, to say tho Ioast.
startling and inicnsoly realistic. whilo
Illo oust includcs muny cnpabh: and
wolI-kuown actors and actrcssos. The
play has. as duo of Its ooniral charao
tors a young mlnlstcr. and tho story
told ls ono which tippouls vory forcibly
to thc licticr class of thoatrogoors.
'I‘illC liAltl'Allli GIRL.
'l’ho Ilarvurd (lirl. ll bright. catchy
‘Iiroc-act musical couiody, was tho bill
it lloyt's ’l’hcatrc. last night. It was
tl’i‘Sl'llli‘il in a ploustug mannor to all
-xroptlouully largo audlouco. 'l‘ho girls
.roro protly and grncofitl tianccrs. 'I‘hc
nuslo was oxcolicnt. and tho cntiro
)orformanco was oni-slagod and pro-
4ontod throughout. 'l‘hc noxi attrac-
tion will Iio 'l‘ho Volunioor ilrganlnt.
it‘lrday cvcnlng. and Saturday after
itiilli and ovcnlug tho Amorican Vita»
graph ("timpany will again ontcrtuin
with an cutlro chungc of pictnros.
IMPROVEMENTS AT BELLE IS-
LAND.
h‘onn- big Iinprovoiuouts nro going on
:it [jollo Island. Willitlill l“. Clut‘ko Ik
having tho marsh lilllll oust of Summit
ivoniio oxcavatcd. 'I‘ho soil romovod
is lisoil to fill lit with. and tho spnco
will bo Illilflti into a park with an ob—
long lake to tho ccutcr. ’l‘bo marsh
land near tho mist bouch Is also botng
romovod and thc island irroatly improv-
cd In unnoral. It is oxpoctod that
tin-so Improvomcnis will bc coiuplcictl
by tho. opening of tho sousun.
4......
NOBODY BPARED.
Kidney Trouble: Attack South Nor-
walk Mon and Women. Old and
Young Alike.
Kitlncy ills noizo young and old
ullkc-w
Quickly comp and lllllf! warning
giro.
(Ihildrou nuffor in tiiolr curly yours
(lun‘t control tho. kitlill‘_\' nocrotion .
flirts urn languid, iuvrvuun, sulfur
pain.
Womon worry. can‘t. do daily work.
Robust mun liavu laino and llf'llan
bucks.
old folks. wouk, rhoumuttc. lnlno,
l'liiillii'l' tllillrt‘ltllillm urinary ills.
’i‘hc cam for mull, for Willllllll. or
for child
in to onrc. tho ciittnomthn klduoyu.
llonn‘n Klditoy I'IIIn curo tuck kid-
iu-ys
(turn all tho vurtoti forum of kltiiiuy
«adoring.
south Norwulk tantluiony guarantors
ovary box.
Mrs. C. H. Britta. of to Marshall
St. South Norwulk. (loan. says: “i
have great. minuticncc in Dunn's Kltl-
noy Pitts and can strongly rt'tittmitttmd
tin-n1. My tiuttnhhnr find weak kidneys
and ordered a grant deal from hack-
notion, headachns and distinct": and
was nit run down. like heard of
nodn'u Kidncy Pitta nndmltln; x hot:
at Pinictad‘l Drug Iturn began using
them. They proved to be hurt what
was needed In her one and rum using
three» boxes. she did not have n sign of
her former trouble. Dunn's Kidney
Pills cured hcr altar other medicines
bird tntind to do so.”
For sale by all clusters. Prion tilt
could. Fontsnilitlhiirn tic. buffalo.
New York, shin agents for tho tinned
Staten.
Itctncinhcr the numcwDoau’amsnd
. latte.- no other.
iii tug nourish l’rilltllilflflr
lunibitin Itrcla't Railway, the Brovl- . .
. lininibraneu, overcome and stills thc
' germs that pro ' lnh led with every
breath, provided. ofycoursc, that. the
membranes are henlhy In all parts
and nor. crusted or i flamed.
if a grip gcrm happens to lodge on a
section of the mucous nieinbruuo that
,is out of working order it becomes
dented multiples ,uilld spreads, over-
» coming tho feeble efforts of the mucus
and rapidly hccomlturi master of the alt-
uation-«dud you huvu “the grip."
Linonlno gocs dlrolitly into tho. blood,
matting It strong in warmth and vital
force. The new hiootttldnonlno furnish-
os forces its way Into the cuked anti
sore sections of the membranes, makes
thc mucus healthy and active and kills
the germs. 'l‘hosd nitriuto monsters dis-
damuge they have done and causing
new life and energy to take possession
of the whole sysicm.‘ The grip can-
not. last long where Iliinoninc is.
if you‘re all run down from work or
worry. take Idnonlnw—It supplies nood-
ed. vitality.
lilnonine cured me of n dcop-scutcd
cold that. dctlod the doctors. I hcart-
ily recommend Its—Frederick W, Ruli-
dull. 23 Shelton nvcniuo, New llavcn.
Ag drugglsts sell Libertine—250. 50c,
$1.0 . . ‘
W-.. .. .. _ . ..
TREATMENT FOR COLDS.
Noarly ovcryouo has n diner-out
method or prescription for the cum of
colds. from tho facullous acquaintan-
cos who tell you to put you foot In hot
gruel and drink coiiiiously of warm
mustard water to the deadly oarnost
frloml who appears at. your bod-room
door with somo portion of her own
browlnd, which you will have to
drink. or forfoit. forever her good
will.
And yot. tho treatment of ordinary
colds is slmpio onouigh. and thcy arc
rondlly curod if they nro fronted in
lime.
llcst ut onco wiicn a cold Is In its
curliost stugos. 'I“hls will ofton bo
offccttro In chm-king lhc cold anti pro-
vonting it going furthl-r.
A cold is the result of Inflammation
in can part or other of tho air pas.
sagcs, and all Influmiiiiatory conditions
arc host trontod by r‘ost.
The optical should. take vory light
food. so as to rust Ills stomach. and
give his dlgostivo apparatus a chance
of slackening oft wort for a couple of
days. .
This simplo prcsdription If faithfub
Iy foilowod for forty-oight hours or so_
will cttro a foverlsh cold without tho
uso of any drug.
If tho skin is dry and burning. a
doycr‘s powdor and tho drink of pit-my
of warm barb-y watcr will pronioio
tit-inspiration. and, Illli‘t‘ tlic skill por-
spircs ircoly. rolici‘ soon follows.
A capital drink for tho promotion of
pcrspiratlon and to roduco fcvurish-
nos-s. Is a pint. of hot burlcy wutor,
with a dosorl spotiuftt of swoot tilili‘lls
of ultro slirrod Into it. If this Is In-
kon hot it soon causes tho skin to act
I'rcoly. 'I'llo paticlli tiltoilltl bo woll ('0-
vorod with blaukots and how it hot
jfll‘ lit llitl fool
Iloniombor that colitis arc lufct-llous
to some cxtout. As a provontivo, oil
of cucalyptus is found vcry cflicaclous.
A low drops on a lump of sugar Is
curativo if iakon at tho first symptom
of n cold and prorctitud tho catching of
if you Iulvc boon cxpusod to tho. Illfcc-
tioli.
lt‘or chi-st t'ollls linsood pnitlticos
aro vory holpful. lint tlloy arc worst-
than usoicss. If not proporly mado and
npplloil, and if loft on too long. 'I‘hoy
should only ho ust-d by pooplc who can
stay in bod and bo nhrsod.
It‘or cold in the bout] compound mcn~
Iliol snuff is :uitniralilc. and mtlv bo
frocly list-d Auotitcr cxcolIi-nl think
is u wido-uu-uthod smelling hoitio.
fillod with this iuixihrc Ammonia.
Iotlinf‘. t'arbolic acid uqunl parts. mado
Into a panic with wood charcoal and
compound llnturo of iiionzoln. A cho-
uthu will mako this up and supply tho
bottlo. for u ouarlor.
A capital application In to procuro
n luilf yard of cotton waddlnu. ”I'lll.
It bot‘oro tho flro. It will pull out.
'I‘hon split in two. lilprlnklc thu sur-
facos thickly with nuisinrd liutl cioso
iogcilicr all you would it sandwich.
lovor tho clioril with this and band-
auc on with a strap (if flunnol. Woar
uuitl cold is woli. thou rumovo and
wcar a plow» of flnn‘iol tnsload of It
{01' it short tlmo. This cannon no billi-
iorlnit as tho mustard docs not touch
tin- skin.
’l‘o givc u foolitutli proporly thc wti-
for should bo cool antitank to allow tho
foot to bc plimuod into it,nt onco. thcn
gradually add but watnr until I1 is fill
but up can llo bnra. Tho uppor part of
tho body should bu lthtpl woll covorod
with blnnkots.
.. w“... my... a...”
TOBACCO GROWEIRR LIKE DAMP
WEATNER .
‘ IIAIt'l‘Io‘liltIl, Nov. itam'l‘itc primout
Mil-ll of IiIIIllli wouthihrln aural-attic to
tho [ohm-co rttiuuru of tho (tonuunll-
cut rlvor vally. uaihoti tll‘lit itblu to inko
down thott' tobacco itiltl propuro it for
packing mitt dolivory.‘ The leaf is cur-
Inu thinly und thin lulu inkon with tho
biz amp litirvmucu talcttpnutcd in nlvc
the farmers futility of money. do can.
good priooil for tho to f tililt odors glv.
on at thin iltttgr- am tot "only W‘flapb.
ml. 'i‘hu furinorit tint
wholesale hmnum urui .xpcclcd in comp
foro the now your.
PIARY IINDII MIOIAGI.
MONEY. N. 8.. tiny. Stu-A tits
patch has noun rcctivcd burn from
Commnndur Peary announcing that he
expect» to reach Sidney tomorrow
morning. ,. ‘
titlniidcnct- Mnnmt i Iliuud Him to m
Mr; Haynes-:1 of Haincctivtilc. Hotel
f‘lcrkwllu iii mm tltcre in: the drink:
tcr‘n dork paying his bill, f‘nniltlcitr-c
"up rmdiyiwi'm inn imam-w York
{Weekly . ‘
posed of, it sets to wtirk rebuilding the "
' putting straugci's at cusc.‘
fldcnt‘arc’thotlnitur that ihoy can gut _,
buttons of tho _
to an nncmnmnof ct ndard prions bf}: 5_
"FOI‘II ihousund Dollars chin; “
u byAnsbiiln Watér GIL—-
Pay For Eleven Years’
Water Asked For
ANBONIA. Nov. 22.~—-Suit for $40.-
000 damages was brought. yesterday by
tho Ansonla Wutcr (Tonipnny against.
tho Schnclinr, Osborne and Choosomun
Company for allcgod wrongful use and
waste of water. covering ulevou yours
front llititl to 1904. 'l‘wolve. counts
are alleged and the amount of alleged
wrongfully used water In placed at. one
billion gallons. .
Recently the Schncllcr, Osborne and
(lltocncunin company thought suit
against. the Ausoniu Water company
for $25,000, alleging Infringement of
their water rights In a stream known
as Boavcr Brook. This suit Is now
pending In the supcrlor court, The
action brought ycstcrduy is returna-
bio to the New Haven county court
the first Tuesday In Ducember.
ANARCHISTS UNDER WATCH.
ROME. Nov. 22.——’I‘horough precau-
tionary measures have been takon to
Insnrc ordor tomorrow on the occasion
of tho arrival ilcro of King George. of
(Irv-coo. All anarchists or suspoctod
Persons arq uudcr closo watch. 'l‘bc
chlof of police says be Is confident that
no disorders will occur_
FOUR MEN WASHED AWAY
FROM BREAKWATER
*—
Were at Work at the Entrance
to Holland Harbor, Michigan
Wheh Carried 01p to Sea
GRAND RAPIDS. Mi(‘ll.. Nov. 22——
P‘titli‘ men who wore caught In last
night's storm on the crib work of tho
now brmtk-wuicr at tho clitranco of
Holland Harbor. on Iakc Michigan.
woro washed away by tho waves and
drowuod, The dead are:
'l‘om llcnnei, contractor for the crib
work.
George LflCllflilltl.
Aivld Nelson.
Martin Woodward.
'I‘hc four mcn went out to tho crib
work In a launch and a snow in tho af-
icrnoon shortly boforo tho storm brokc.
’I‘hc. scow was torn loosc. The {non
could not gain tho shoro bccauso of tho
heavy son. A lilo-saving crow ulicmpt-
oil to aid tlioni. but tho wuvcs woro so
high that no boat could Iivo. When
night closod tho mon woro still cling-
ing tlcsporatoly to tho. crib work. At
daybreak today they were gone.
THE ART OF INTRODUCTION.
jl‘horo are low pooplc who have not.
>Ilffcrod at ono limo or lllllltlltti' by 1m»
offhand niunucr ill which they woro in-
irodhccd to cthors. This kind of in»
troduction is Ilkoly to cmbnrrass sonic
pcoplo, just as tho curoful and gracious
Introduction is non of tho csscntlnls In
Ill Introducing people tho grcsicsi
caro should bu taken to pronounco both
namcs distinctly. If ono. name has as
czipcil tho introduccrs memory it. Is
safest and best to cxcnso oneself and
ask for tho forgottcu uunio. ’l‘ho most
rlcllcaio souslbllitios should not be
woundod by such a slip of memory, for
who is there who has not at soilic limo
or othcr qullo forgotton it well known
milno? says \‘l‘oimin's Lilo
’f‘hc tlohatablc ullcstlou as to wheth-
or u woman should shakc hands with a
man who is hcingiprohcmcd to law has
boon solyod by making it only obllga
lory for the woman to offor hor hand
in tho man whou tho. occasion ls infoo
hint and tho "Hill is boing Introduccd to
ono porson at a limo. Whoa he is
locating a group of pooplo it. makes it.
clnbarrasslux and awkward to shakc
hands with all.
AROUSED HER CURIOBITY.
"Ilou't want. any." said a Norlll
liroudwny hoiisckoopur from her noc-
nnd story window to n slroot l'ontlor
whoito wagon wn‘s standing a fow stops
away and who had just pulled tho boil.
“Don‘t want any what?" grainy nsk-
rd filo Arab. who hadn't had drop a
citation to foil what his waros worn.
"What have you not?" asked tho
bousokcmwr. wlinso curiosity was set.
ting tho bottor of her unnoyanca.
"0h. Ncyor mind. You don‘t want
any. Git. up. Bob."
“Now, I woiitlcr what that oxnspcruis
tug man is soiling, anyhow?" sho ox‘
cluiinod as tho wagon disupponrnd
around the cornor.-—Buitiinorc Sun.
.-
"You'ro such a wrott-hod wrltcr. it's
a woutlur you wouldn‘t got it. typuwrll-
tng illtlt'hlllo.”
"I would only that. would show what
it mililll‘lllllt' npcllord um."-—-—l’lllliltlcl-
pitta Lodgor.
llul'liow-Woll, old chuppio. Is matri-
mony iltlll Ibo unit of tho ourlh‘.’ Now-
Iywodey fricadn evidently think no.
W'o not no loss than 2.1 suit collars all
wptldlag prcnunts.~liulf Holiday.
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nsrilrn sticks in m
Niall, or write horn/alpaca.
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Ilium ii iii Burma to.
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, “4 lint-hill; lumbar.
Rock Crystal.
daffodil design:
SOIllS:
combos, and ferns.
on dining table.
ft‘iiig‘c.
Mica Sbadcs for candlcs.
largo. $1.75.
l‘usfry [lugs and 'I‘ubcs.
Largo Cofl'cc l‘ots.
boil out.
Ectablfdud 1857.
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Crystal for the Table. .
It is a difficult matter to make a choice bctwccn the Cut
Glass of great beauty and solid weight with its sparkle and
gleaming lights, and tho ncwcr and mom fragilc looking
It is good to have both, for both are beau-
tiful. and _wc have :1 splendid army of both. numerous pdd
picccs, and scts in certain paticrus. .
English Rock Crystal picccs with rarcly Iinc etching in
. .- Alli
Goblets. Clarcts.‘ Computes, Cocktails, Finger I
Ilowls and I’Iaics. Champagnes.
English Rock Crystal design of clover Icavos and bios»
Goblcis, Slicrry (ilasscs. Clarcts. Liquors, Fin-
gcr Bowls. l‘latcs.
l’rtiit‘and Salad Bowls. with patterns in daisies, lilies,
Liquor Dccant’crs, (iii and Vinegar Crncts, Claret and
Citlcr jugs, Flower llaskcts and Vases.
Optic Glass. ’
Vcry cicar and sparkling, and rather more reasonable
in price. and inquuisitc patterns.
Spccilucns in window
Tumblers, Clarcts. Champagnes. lcc Creams. Slicrbcts,
Grape Fruits. lligh Balls. Computes, i’latcs,."al1 Parfait
Glasses, Liquors, Finger Bowls.
Candle Shades.
Of all colors in silk and various novcltics:
Silvcr Iiiigi‘cc sliatlcs with colored linings and licudcd
The Cook’s Needs.
'l‘lic Lisk Sclf—iiasting Roastcr, which bakcs incat. potti-
try, panic. fish, broad and fruit cake. without cx’ra atten—
tion from tho cook. who simply kccps watch of .Iic clock.
'l‘lircc sizcs. $1.75. $2.00. $2.25, and $2.50.
hood Choppers, three sizes. small. ooc; iiictliuin, $1.25;
Moulds. for puddings and jcllics.
Moulding liuards. hard wood or tin.
Rolling l’ins. \vootl. clear or opaquc glass.
l'utitling Stcamors with hollow iiibcs.
("hopping iowls. 'l‘rays, and lxnivcs.
Drippingr Pans of shoot iron. all stzcs.
I’ic I’lutcs of tin, citaincl, aluminum. and thc old fash-
onctl _\'cllo\v warc. dccp and capactons.
Sclf—scziliug l‘ic Tins that do not allow tlic contents to
‘ I
Rodd Co.
WEAR.
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84 WASHINGTON ST.,
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UnderWear.
Till change in tlic wcathcr suggcsts
\Vc arc prcparcd to show full Iincs at l‘opular Prices.
Natural Wool at
'ntural Wool at $1.oo
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WINTER UNDER-
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Plain and Ribbed,
25c to 750.
LADIES‘ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at
“Golden Star" Brand at
”Non Shrinking" at 75c
. . 25c
50c
"Oxford Cut" at ......... . $1.00
MEN'S GARMENTS.
Whitc and Grey at ...... .. 50c
.....75c
m .'-‘ 't n "4‘
ickerman ti Son,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Telephone 446.
Mill. foot of Marshall Street.
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«hallo Nv‘w York. ~
Lumber Yuri, Water attest.
“ifir "and“. ~ Biitnrtsti.
, ~<1Lumber and Mill Work for Erelulhinan-
FROM A PIGGENY 1T0 A PALACE.
Timber, Iblnllttll, lath. all kinds and grade: of beveled flitting, flooring
All kinds I'M hard woods. 'f‘ur paper, flint chalcd
roudnilpapcr'. chestnut: piper. ' liairinnulntor and tighten!” flutters, ordi-
nary Ind cxlcnnlon tuddcrtt. Doors, saith. blinds, interior house trim in
I Pine. Redwood. Cypress. Poplar nntl Chestnut.
. Inn, turning. pinning. shop jabbing, caliinct wot-it.
”drying facilities.
thought and fancy sun.
yhnoct‘cil work. Kiln-
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Telephone 4653.
telephone gd-a. '
Norwalk Chronicler