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BLACK HAND AGENT crunchy..."
Greenwich Man Arrested on Steamer
About to Salt for Italy.
The Port (‘hcstcr poiico bciicvo
they have succccdcd in arrcsliug onc
of the Black Hand agcnta, anti a man
who has worhcd tltc liaiians of thin
section prctty thoroughly tinting tbc
pnsi your. llc was arrt-atoti ’l‘ucsday
by (Yhicl‘ of I’olit't‘ Donovan and ”iii-
cer Frank Aiclio. on tho (‘unarti
steamship litouia, bound for Napica.
The prisoner gavc his namc as (lia-
como 'I‘roponi. ol' (lrccnwich.
It appears that ’l‘ropoui wants to
get back to Italy vcry badly. Militi‘l‘v“
have not. bccn working out to his lilt-
ing for sonic tlmc past, and about a
weck ago hc contractmi with Antonio
Conario for a. tit-hot. and paid ovot‘ a
part of tho purchnsc prlcc. llc thou
wont to thc boarding ltlilltit‘ of Mrs.
Unit), and dcmandotl moucy. iic Sillll
ho wantwl It, so that ho could pay his
way to Italy. Shc rcfuscd, and It. i
alleged that ho pnllcd ti
threatening to iakc hcr lilo
Mrs. Ursn‘s non was told of the at
fair, and he immcdlatolv had a war-
rant sworn out. He says that. it i
not the first time his molhcr has
boon upproat-hcd for monoy by agcnts
of the Black Ilnntl, but shc has al-
ways refust-d. Judging from 'I‘ropoui'n
stalcuicni. that ho wantml to misc
moan-y to pay his way lttlt'lt to tho old
country, lic surcccdcd in working
some one. for \vht‘n ho was atriuzlcd
lit". tutti his llttltt‘l. all paid for. and
about $45 in Italian inonoy. ilc also
had a itnifo that was an ugly wcapon
to run up against.
Aftcr loavlng i’oi'l t‘hoslcr. nIIt-r
tbc assault. 'i‘roponl wont to Now
York and ltcpl in liiditn; until hc wont
on board thc slunutcr.
rc vol ver,
$100 REWARD, MOO.
-'I‘ho roadcra of this papcr will inc
[)lt'iiiit‘tl in lcnru that thorc in at toast
'onté tlrcallt-d tliavaso that ht'lt‘lif‘t‘ Inn;
becn ublc to cure In all in: stagca, and
that Is Catarrh. iiali'n tittlarrh (luro
II! the only ponitlvc cnrt- now known
to tho niotllt'ai frail-rally. (‘aiarrh
living a constitutional llliit'tiiit‘, roouli‘t-u
a constitutional troatnwnt. liaii'a (ia-
mrrh Care Is Iukon lntcrnuliy. acting
directly upon tbc blood and mucous
surfaces of tho nyntcm. thort-hy dcw
iroylng the foundation of tho diueaac.
and giving the patient ntrcnglh by
building up tluymnatltutlon and au-
aiating nuturc In doing Ila work. ’l‘ha
proprietorn haw- Ht) much (pith in its
ouraiivo anI't'n that tiny ofrcr (Inc
Htmtlrcd Dollars: for any cauc that it
frills to cum. Scull for lint of touti-
monialn.
Addroau i“. .l. CHENEY it (30., To-
1060. 0.
Bold by all drugglata. for.
Take IInIi‘u Family I'ilin for coutot
potion. "
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PEARV'B STEAMER AT SYDNEY.
HYDNEY. N. 3., Nov, :33 PM”) ..
Arctic. Nioutttvr Ilolmcvvlt arrivmt ht‘lt'
anteiy thin morning ‘l'hn night “an
.thit'lt and rainy and tho 'ulvliiltt‘t' out.
not. rpporird ttutii alto rt-atlithi lit"
harbor.
ylvty All "In.
0 a! I Mi 9 b» no “kin (in 'A u
fir!“ "on. in tiul nouns- of outfit I pinball
"the calm! i H
'0 1.9 A” :3 film in! it
I
in a “till! I‘ mud at tho Fit fit
It oyhi not #333 v nu; it All mint-hm:
ll mm m for 9 I am vtitlulrwuml Ind
u mutual: " writ: Itmicr, Montana. 0.
4“ ‘1 ”(hilt want W” “
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In 0.000801%! 0 a rm
I ”a . suitor" limb-ii. . tat
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liming timed: c... ctaugc M in.
Man sue. I‘ll «nun uu’i’
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For . , .
Tip itinti tau iiave
Always Bought
Ilse
For liver
Thirty Years
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
'I‘hc following wcrc lfiSllt'd Novcmbor
20,1900. List. furnished from otlico
of A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport. Conn:
’I‘honmn ii. Macrionald. Bridgcport,
Iniatiilfactni‘lng xonnd records.
Frank E. Suclny. Bridgcport. cap for
{picctrlt‘ui attachmoni-pings and thc
ikc. ‘ ‘
Wallcr S. 'I‘yicr. Bridgeport. appar-
i :tius for molding sound I't‘t'til'tlH.
(loo. I0. Willa-roll Haril‘oitl.
mct‘htuilstn for flrcarms.
Thus. (I. Bennett. New Iiavcn. tire-
‘ arm,
; Thus. (7. Johnson. Now ilavcu, fire-
l arm.
l Ronald Crawford. Stamford.
tionul ovu-n. '
I Chas. .I. ("alov and ii. (I. \‘olgltt.
.Ncw lliltain. lock incriiauiatu.
I Ilt'lii'y (i. Voighl. Now Iirilain.
Epnicnta; lock moclntnistu; lock tttid
l lntch mechanism.
Lacuna M. Morden, Waicrlmry.
[motion for rclultting book-ringn in tin-
! sitlon.
' Ernest. C. Wilcox. Mcrlden‘ induc~
tiotrcoll apparatus. ‘
Win. 0. Finhcr, Middlclown,
doll-PP or bclt.
IKNIIH I). Hubbard. Mitltllclown. han-
doicor or bolt.
Chas. .I. i-‘ztnt‘hcr. Wcst Grauby, tool
hoidcr.
.lanics RUI'III‘, 'I‘cl‘l‘yvlllc. stilt ('ilSti
Int-It.
tiring
ROC-
u
hun-
-—«"Sufforctl day and night tho lnr-
mcnt of lltllliit: pilcs. Nothing llt‘llil‘i'
tun until i iitit‘il ~iionu‘s tiiulmcul. it
curctl Ilit' pcrtnaucnlly." Hon. John It
(larrotl, Mayor. tllr'Ird. Ala.
NEW EVIDENCE OF FRANCES
lil'Ii.I"AF~’l' Mo. Nov. L": -Nt-\v ml
ill‘lli‘t‘ of tlic \t'horonbouii. of Minot SI
I'lalr l-‘I'aum'n ”lt' fugitivn convict, was
roccivcti by Sitvriff I‘ariwion today in
in tho ,s’hapc of a roport that iht‘ hltil‘tv
lot \\'._A tlriftin at Park was brukvn
itilii‘li during last night by some ouc
I who had placcd a homo In tin adjoin-
|lng bliililo and but him. The ofiiccrn
:WI‘I'I‘ of lb.- opinlon that tho broukii
wcro made by Francis, who nioie n
itouiii at Fast Scumumnt. 'l‘ut-stlay
night. 'i‘hc gcncrul storc which (ho
couialtin tho i’arh pot-it oIIIcc. is half
way l)t'l\\'lil'ii Boarnnort and Stockton
Spring“. and about ton tullcn from ilcl-
mom (‘orucin to which placn Francis
was trackl-tl ycstcrtloy. Nothing cx-
cupt proviuirmn watt missing from tia-
niol‘o.
I
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MADE HAPPY FOR LIFE.
tlrcai happlnvmt climb into ihc hum"
of H. C. illulr, achool attpcrintctulmtl,
at Ht Aibnun, w. Vn.. whcn his little
tlaughtcr Wan rvntored l'i'tilll IhtI «frond-
tni complaint ho iiiitiil‘li. Iic Maya: "My
iittin tlutmhlrr had Si. Vilun‘ Iiuuoo,
which yitvitivll to no lrt-almcnl titlt
ul‘l-w aimnlily \vnrnc until an it liiitl i‘liv
noi‘i ii‘l‘ il’iml I‘llm‘ll'll‘ Ilitli‘i'h‘i till” I
rcioli'o to say. How bullion punch-d
.“ «numb-Iv rurv" Quirk. Klii‘t' turn
i I'm norwmz. mmpialntu gnuornl dubm.
iv. ivtnaiv wraktu-naca, ilupnvvriaitwi
blood and malaria Hoarnatcml by F
ii limb-r”. Knuth Ntll‘Wlilli. and I0 I’.
“'t‘litl'u. Nnrwnih, dim: Mort-H
.
ulll‘.
Mir"
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CAPT. DOHERTY'S PROTEST AL-
LOWED
tiAIt'i'I‘DRII. Nov. L'll. . Al Ilto Imit'l»
lag of tht- ’I‘rinlty Fittitliiill Inthlitl‘
thin ni‘tcrnmm. lhv ”rotor" of (lapmlu
Ihtlit'i'i)‘. of tho Iinrlrord Ittnh School
loam. ugnlnni tho allowaum- ot‘ lin-
umviuiowu attain altar tiw whinin-
blow in taut Balm-«lava italllt', mm at-
lowcd. Tho gutm', litIWl'I‘i'i‘. got- to
New iiavon High by a tit'tii‘t‘ of 2 lo 0,
Ihu nmrn having tier-n mtuiv on a unit.»
ty. 'i‘lw victory t‘tlri‘il‘fl with It a can.
'I‘iw. bent. trnntmcnt tor indigeutltm
and troublen of the stomach in to that
tho atnmnch. It can iw rusted by a
good dim-illuut. Kmlnl putu tho atom»
suit to asthma in unlixtnrtnrliy twvim‘m
Its tunrtlmm. iitmd tor lfldtgt‘ptiflfi.
sour stumnvh. lintulcnru. pulpttailon
of the ham and vii-anemia Kodol I:
made in strict conformity with the
National Para Food and Drug Law.
Fold I": Tiw t‘llflcr'l Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. 0’
. :uut or the Hartford Courant writes
‘trom New Milford:
.i
tEsrto,...n1m. its.
CLAIMED 0V NEW HILFOIID
Manson Ii. Ganfieid iii 99 and
has Bean Whig and Republi-
can Since i828
‘lARTFORD. Nov. {ills—«A correspon-
in Iooltlng ovcr The Connecticut.
(iottruut of recent ditto I noiittcd
an Itom from Winsted in regard to
William (I. Phclpn in his 100th year
who was unablc to get, out to vote,
and of Caleb .1. Camp. 94 yearn,
who cast it ballot. Anti also the. ltcni
front New Britain. mentioning Merritt
Taylor, of Berlin, aged 05 yearn,
panting his ballot in the Into oloctiuu
and claiming to bc the oldest voter to
chat a. ballot lit the ututc. which ro-
minds mo that Aiansou N. (.‘anticld.
of New Milford, who in 99 yearn and
one month old, is probably tho old-
out man in Now England to have cast
a ballot in tho ltito election. Mr.
Canilcid walked to the town hall and
up two flights of titulrs to cant Illa
ballot. and waihcd down without us-
siataucc. iic liilii voted at ovcry pro— 1
sidonilal olcctlon cincc I828. Ho hast
always voted tho straight tickot ot'i
tbc party" at first With»: and tbcu "tut
pubiicun. Mr. ('Ynnilcld was born (lot,
II, 1807. at tbc old (innflcld mansion on ;
long Mountain, tbc home of his father. I
Abel. and also of his grandfatherd
Abcl, ‘Srn anti followed farming in!
his early ycarn. lie iivod for aboutl
ten yours at Gaylordsvilio and then:
canto in Now Milford, whore he bust
ulnoc llvcd. For a number of years.
ho was a incinbor of thc. firm of Can-l
livid & lit-och. lumbor and hard-
warc dcalcrs. but gnvo up business
at tho our of 00 .vcars. Mr, (lam.
field has bccn a tncmbcr of tho First!
Congregational Church sweaty-eight:
yours. and has hcou a very steadyl
attcndant at its scrviccs and supporter i
of tho church. Ilc. tittondcd chart-hi
quitc atcudy last your and lam mun-E
ntcr whcn tbc contribution for the
California Httti‘crcrs was liiltt'ii up iiii
lhc church ho wan prcscnl. and ('tliltl'l ,‘
Iliilt‘tl iIbcI'nIIy. 'l‘hc houxc in \vhiciti
ho was born was an old ouc at that}
flow anti is now in a good stain of pro»:
st'rvaliou. in lllh' youth hc Iih‘i‘ti lo
rltic to thc \‘illagc of Now Milford ioj
attcntl church. on horscbttclt. with;
his slslcr on a pillion bobind him. Ilo
in at. tho prcscnt tiinc in good possoa ‘:
sion of his taculllcs of mind andr
body. but is troublnd sonic witln
l'Iii‘tililiitiMii and is slightly dcaf. ilci
rcoldcu with his iltiughtcr and hurl
llllnlitiiitl. Mr. and Mrit. (‘harlos (‘ainp.;
in a lint» nld mansion just opposite tho
poM~olllco :It't'tinh’ the arena.
HOW To BEAUTIFY YOUR SKIN.
The principal ingredients In Lorna
koia Tablets arc cnsrarin and tiamlc-i
lion. vegclabic Ittxutivos known to-
huvc a bcnt-Ilclal action upon thc skin;
and complcxlon. Mild, nttfc, uni-c, dili-
t‘liot'tilttln coatcd tablets, 120 rcnts. iii
Ii. llaxtnr. "‘
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
’l‘HE VOLUNTEER ORIIANIS’i‘. l
tine of tho most carotuiiy sciectcd
organizations on tour the prot-icnt sca-g
son is W. W. Ncwromer‘s ’l‘hc Volun-
tccr OrganISI company. 'I‘hv ploccl
was Htttgcd by that pant-mustcr in thcv
art of singc craft. Intwrcncc Mat-stout
’l‘hat .\ir. Iiiarston ilottscascs rcmarka-:
hic gifts along this Iiuc in provcn by]
lllt' fact that it was ho who slain-d2
tht‘ big lirury lu'ilil‘ illt‘llHIi‘:iIilit. ’I‘lio'
l’ril't‘ of i'vacn. for Its run at the
Ilro:td\\'a.\' 'l‘ltcairc. Now Yorlt, llc also‘
Stilll‘fl Viola Alicn‘s In tho i’abit‘l‘ 0i
Ihc King and Ilnlcavcncti lircad, ouch:
«it which \i‘l‘l't' adniiitt-d to ho IIawIcnn“
in rugurd to stain» tuamtgomt-nt anti iii-l
t'ltli‘lillll action. To tho \‘nlnntccr,
Organist Mr. Mai-stun points with prldc.‘
as :i. rcsull of bin painstaking lullolzi
It will in- own at Iloyl‘w'i'itvatro to-
night
suck and in.
Havana chm ever mid at the
a in.
i only.
i earthquake and th
We know that it we can getyou to tr
become regular patrons at our cigar stand.
No man who judges cigars by their quality could help it. On the "National” 13de
we charge scarcely more than half of what cl
atom. It’n the union of the 2,000 Drugghn
1‘ Our “NATIONAL” Una Included Erin Chit-tutor of
only in land: 0d”. Thu «0 30 other.
. Cuba-Roma
imported Havana lent. Equnltothe rcgu
III-lion
tie
hand of hi tirade itavnnn filter with
Stanton upper. A Mannequins or
an cannon
the nu.-
mvomnr rm
‘Thct In Iddi‘elk .
tug Mu. Pink-
htnn you are cow
fitting your private
ills to n woman-n
a. woman whose ox
once “with women’s 7di-
cnses covers a. WM .1
many years. n 1
him. Pinkham in the ,
dniiithtfl'l‘aln-IIW of
Lydia E. Pinkhnm.
and for many years .‘
underlierdirnction.
and since her do-
ccancnhc‘has been
advising sick wo-
men free of charge.
Many women
nutter in silence and drift. along from
had be Worse. knowing full well that
they ought to have immediate assist-
ance. but a. natural modesty impels
them to shrink from exporting thcm-
selves to,the questions and probable
examinations of even their family
physician. Itisuuneeessury. Without.
money or price you can cunsttlt n w»
man whose knowlcdge from actual ex~
pet-fence is great.
Mrs. Pinkhnm‘s standing invitation.
Women stiffening from any form of
female weakness are invited to prompt] y
communicate with Mrs. l'inklium. at.
Lynn. Mass. All letters are received,
opened. read and answered by women
A woman can freely talk of 1101'
private’ illness to I woman: tints has
been established the eternnl‘coafidcnco
between Mrs. Pinhham and the women
of America. which bun never been,
broken. Out. of the vast. volume of
experience which she has tmlrnw from.
it is more than )ssible that. she has
gnincd the very nowlt-dge that. will
help your case. she asks nothing in
return execpt your cod-will, and her
advice has relieved t. toustmds. Surely
any woman, rich or poor. is very foolish
if aim does not. take advantage of this
“onerous offct' of assistance.
If you Mr ill. don't. hesitate to get. a
I bottle of Lydia EJ’inhhnm‘chgetabie
t'mnpound at once, and write Mrs. Pink-
linin. Lynn. Mum. for special advice.
thn a medicine. has bceu successful
in rcntorlng to health so many women.
on cannot. well say. without. trying it,
‘ 1 do not. believe it. will help me."
AMERICAN RED CROSS SOCIETY.
v' *
Cash Total Receipts were $132.70I.
Which Went to San Francisco.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 33f'Tllt‘ an.
anal moci’lng ot‘ the Amcrican Itcd
(‘ross Sot‘ivty was held in this city
this afternoon, at which Mrs. Sarah '1‘.
Kinnoy. thc sccrctnry of the branch.
rotirml from tho otllt'c. In hor annual
reports Mrs. Kinncy rcvlcwcd
lug tho past your and shchtl that tho
('11in total t'ct-civt d for robot put't‘iosvs
during tho \‘t‘nl‘ amonntml to $i2i3.7t‘l..
'l'ltis \i't‘ill In tho Flill't‘l't‘l':. ol' the Salt‘
Francisco curthqualtc. thc Vaipgrniso
:nption of Vesu-
vius. 'i‘hc mombcmltip“Iu the state at
tho prom-tit tlmc is 92 life and 004
m- mbcrs and tho t-lty showing tho lap
goat llH‘l'CilHt' ls Norwich. wiioac mem-
lwi‘shlll iiimpt'tl from :37 to 20 iitc and
4341 annual nu-Inbnrs.
'l‘hc rcport of thc statc trcusurcr.
'I‘homan Hookcr, showcd that at‘tvr all
cxpoust-s of tho branch had Iii't‘li paid
thorc was a anant-o of $800. To tho
tilffci'ctii I'('lli‘f pnrposos humor was
distributor! at: lollown;.Iananoso fnud.
$3.51”; \'csuviu.~:l‘iuul. $I2li; Valparai-
so fund Silill; San Francisco $124,387.
“Iiow arc tlll' now I'ootintli l‘illi'h' go-
tiil.’ to work?"
"\Vo can‘t loll uniii tho lists of tit-ad
uud wouudcd int-gin to coutc in.“~--
.iutluo.
, r , H...
_ ouvemr . Day ‘ , ,,
'at the 2,000 Drill! Sift?“ huh?!
1 NATIONAL CIGAR STANDS
” Ash-Tray
FREE! ,
uni. “Nation-ti" Band-«Cipr- on Sttufdly
Since the organization of the 2,000 DEEStones
with whom we have joined in our cigar pur-
chases we are able to give such notable values
in cigars oi cvbry character that our only trouble
in in letting you know about them.
. Jtmt to induce many new customers to get at:-
quainted with our “ National " line of cigars we will give
no appropriate souvenir with every salt: of thcsc cigars on
Saturday. The souvenir in an exquisite lithographcd metal ash unbound in
Iii colnrn. It in worth coming a long may to get. It has reproduction of the
bands from our leading cigars, and a beautiful figure in the realm. These ash
trays ritual! the. rage and ladies value them for pintmya. Sm ”mm in our window!
y one or two of our brands on Saturday you will
“
'i‘iic finer
(Iced-an
Mittll: by
price.
tbc I
\i'til'k of tho ("onnoctirut branch dur-'
ghniof'eqwi quality cost you in oral .
s which makes such values possible. W as"
. 00c. Kc Went brandtt
50 ‘ mushytbrmtb cold ebullient; price
CLIFFORD PHARMA
gunman than»
Henry c. Burroughs Asks Bar
Asiociation to. Investigate
i. ii. Hayos‘ Conduct.
M.”
"Missing ti violation of the ethics of
tho legal profnnaion, Attorney lit-pry
U. Burroughs has fliod a complaint
with the grievance connnlttcc. of tho
[Fairfleld (lonnty liar ,Ausociutlon
againnt Altornoy .lohu it. Hayes. of
liridgcpori. A hearing will be glvou
today at tho county court houne.
The rune which will undoubtcdiy
ha of interest. to the entire bnr. grown
out of u very ulniplc. occurrence. it
appears. Attorney Burroughs clntrgc»
in briof that about two \vooks ago At-
torney linyos accepted the case of a
client, out: James Smith, who was
at the limo a client of Burroughs.
Smith. who resides on iicwltt street,
Bridgeport, brought suit against his
wife fordivorcc some time. ago. The
cant: was returnable in the superior
comt. of Ncw Haven county. Smith
rctaincd Attorney Burroughs and hi-
Iogcs that ho paid him on two different
occasions. Smith states that tho
case was not going satisfactorily to
him. so Ito discharged Attorney Ilur-
roughs and rotulncd Attornoy Ilttycs.
'l‘htv case then wont to trial and Smith
obtaincd his divorce,
This. is the contention of Attorney
l-iiiyes, The opposite, howcvcr. is the
caao it the charges made by Attorney
Burroughs in his complaint. to the bar
committcc are trite. Burroughs us-
acrtn that ilayos solicitod Smith as n
clicnt and was retained by Smith b0'
fort: ho, Burroughs, hut] bccn dis-
t'hnrgt-d.
lioth lawyers arc wcll itnown In this
city and in their profession. although
Mr, Iinyus is a young attorney and
(‘ttliit‘ hot-c. only romuily. Mr, Bur-
roughs Is a mcmbcr of a well-known
liridguptn-t. family and one of the Sons
oi‘ the Amcrlctm Rcvolution. lic is
also a young lawyer.
The grievance committee of thc
It‘airt‘lcld county bar which will hcar
tbc casc today Is compound of Attor-
ucyn llowurd ll, Knapp. Charles S.
(hinticld. of Bridgeport. and Gcncral
Frost, ot’ South Norwaik.
Arnhtiltn‘nit’tt'
ix’cnnedy‘s Laxative.
Hurley and Tar, moves the bowciu.
(‘ontains no opinion. Conforms to
Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by
Tho Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. "
STAMFORD LIQUOR MEN PAY $27,-
900 FOR LICENSES.
containing
chcntyFour Dealers Meet County
Commissioners on Their Visit.
Stamford dcalors camc up promptly
at tho mocting of tho county commis-
slom-rs in that city chncsday for the
purpose of granting a rcncwai of II-
ccnsl-s for I907. No Ictis than 7-1 put
in aptwaranco and wcrc gruntcd ll-
mvuscs. ’I'ho total rccipts wrc $27.-
uiaao. 'l‘hc rccolpts arc about the I‘cc—
|orti for tit first. sittiitg'of thc your.
'l‘hc t‘oiinuissioitcts will mahc thclr
tt:‘\l ourol‘lowu visit to Ilanlmri’ on
Monday. Ncwtown licenses will he
grantcd at the same time. Up-todatc
there has bcn but Iltti objection to
rencwais outsidc of Norwalk.
'l‘hc commissioners will deal with
tho Not-walk situation nexe week. as
thny arc doc to sit in this town on
\\'cdneuduy. Nov. 23. Thu commis-
sioncru haw uotlfit-d thosc tloaiern
that how- booths and sidc rooms that.
thc booths must be- romovcd and tho
rooms scaicd up bct’orc any ilccnsc is
issucd. It is understood that all tho
(It'tilt-I‘s will comply with Ihcsc rt»
tptircnu-ntx.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may rt-sult in I’ncumouln. lira-
zliian lialtn its brcaklng up colds Wlli‘li‘
pvt-r tricd. almost without cxcoplion.
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in ad a unduly oliil'u!
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and to many inc.
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‘ rooting paper. chestnut: paper.
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The D. M. Read Co.
E-n‘ablhbcd 1857.
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, The Corner Window, Main St.
Time has bccn much admiration cxprcsciml for ii‘ and
so many questions asked regarding it that we offer this brief
information and asstirc cvrryunc that in the several depart—
mcuts other equally intercstiug furnishings will be iottntl.
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The Dining Room Shite.
Iiarly linrlisli \i’cathcrcd (hilt, solid and substantial. a
suitc that wil bc as good fifty years from now as it is today.
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Round 'l‘ablc ........ . ....... . ..... $38.50 ,5»
llniict ...................... . ..... $46.50
tfhiua Cabinet ............... . ..... $40.00
Cellar-ct ..................... .. .. ..$33.50
Set of Chairs .................. .. $32.50
$t91.oo
(ichrcti until 'l‘hanltsgiving for $75.00 special. I
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The Chma. Set.
I‘onyat's best French China. 112 pieces. with outcr nar-
row band of pale pink and green, and inner border of gold
lacework. Price $87.50.
'I‘HIC GLASS WARE.
'I‘hc Optic pattern incntionctl ycsicrrlay. Novel in cut
and \‘cry brilliant. Complete sci of all articles.
By the dozen.
Gobicts. $0.00. Cocktails. $4.50.
Chptypngncs, $6.50. Parfaits, 84.50, i
Clarolsw $4.50. Cordials, _. $4.50.
Sbcrrics. $4.50. Finger Bowls, $7.00.
THE SILVER. ' "
t‘antllestit‘ks, colonial pattern. heavy platc. $3.25 each.
.Rosc pattcrn. I’Iat warc in acts of six. guaranteed bcst
platc.
Dinner Kuivcs, $6.00. Soup Spoons. $4.00.
Dessert Knlvca. $5.00. licsncrt Forks, $3.00.
Dinner Forks. $3.50. ’i‘cttspoons. $2.00.
Salad Forks. $3.00.
Jardiniere of Nippon ware, an Aittcrican imitation of
Japancsc pottcry. tithcr designs and sizes in the China Store.
In the Carpet Store. Salc of yard \vidc Crcx Matting,
38c. '
t‘rcx Rugs 54x90, $2.25. bxo. $3.75.
i’rcparations arc bcing rushed for tbc opening of tlic
ncw 'l‘oy Store. and it will bc ready Saturday morning.
It can be rcacltctl directly from Main street, or through
Iitc archway in the Carpet Store. ,
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I he D. M. Read Co.
Underwear.
Tilt change in tbc \vcatltcr stiggcsts WINTER UNDER-
WEAR. .
\i'c atc ptcpatml to film“? lull inn-r. at I‘optilai' I’iit‘t‘s‘.
CHILDREN‘S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
25C ll) 75?.
LADIES’ GARMEN'I‘S.
I'vaclicnt Valuc at, ........ 25c.
"tioltlcn Star” liranti at 5”“
"Non Shrinking" at 75c
"Oxford Cut” at ........ .. $1.00
MEN'S GARMENTS.
White and Grcy at gov
Natural Wool at .......... 75c
Natural Wool at ..... $i.oo ‘
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84 WASHINGTON 8’1. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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~<itumber an tilii SWOIIt for Evetuthlnnn
mm A rotten no A PALACE.
'I‘nnbnr, ahingion. him. all input: nn'd grails-u of ItoVeltftI altllflflffltmfll‘ttm
mm nntnung lumber. ' All 1mm of hard .womitt. ’l‘lt‘ who. tum" 'hnlimi
tinir Insulator and hastening paper», ordi-
nary and extension ladders. Doors. snub. blinds. Interior house trim In
Pine. itcdwoml. Cyril-nun. Poplar and Chcnlnttt. ammo Ind fancy saw-
ing. iarnltix. pinning. shop jabbing. cabinet writ. veneered mutt. Kilo.
drying tncliitins. . fl 4
”iii, foot of Marshall Street.
{Lumber Ymi, Water Street.
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Telephone 40-3.
Telephone ”.3,
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