Inn unto”
ecently devoted two days
mantle uudwistcmntlc trolley
,y he lerr tony 1111: they supply.
"in more use such an undertak-
, for so any, extension of business
1 from it would have been
Today. turnover, inavlew —
depehdence ‘01 commer-
p lectrlc lined the tour!
I, of much serious ‘
disease 11. As summed urby one or
. e membeIn-of‘ the party. It was un~
deflation because of the grow/inn de~ '
1 pendence of business on trolley facil-
lites. With these lines entering into
the express field and serving as a
means or local communication six
times better patronized during the past
year than steam roads it is becoming a.
.\
‘1.
‘ SUNDAY CLOSING
maxim of modern trade that: the im-
,portance of any locality is to a great.
extent den dent on it's trolley facili-
ties. portion 1erly in rural districts. At
any event the novel trip of the Cleve-
' ‘ land merchants is reported to have
been 11 marked success, some of the
members going no fax us to state that
in the near future only districts sup
piled with trolley lines would be sup-
plied by the manufacturer direct, leav—
ing the less fortunate parts not thus
supplied to trade through a middleman
and consequently pay a higher price.
CASTOR IA
For Infant! and Children.
1 The Kind You Ilau Always Bought
Beach at. W
Signature of
IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. TIL, Nov. 23.-—Numerou.~1
meetings were held yesterday by both
proponents and opponents of the Sun
day closing movement and lines were
drawn tighter. in preparation for the
test of tomorrow, When the most for-cc.
frrl attempt to close saloons ever made 1
in Chicago will begin. All. over the
city temperance workers wil gather
evidence. showing violations or thr,1
Sundav closing law.
The saloon men are talking of seek—
ing '11 court injunction against inter-
ference with their open Sunday privi-
leges.
.q__.....
Take some good. reliable and safe
digestndt like KODOL for Dyspepsia.
KODOL is the best: remedy known to-
day for heart burn, belching and all
troubles arising’from a disordered d1
gestlon. it is pleasant to take and
affords relief promptly. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. "
BIGGEST PAYROLL IN PITTSBURG.
, PITTSBURG. Nov. 23.———0ne of thi-1
largest; if not the very largest pay-
rolls in the history of Pittsburg will
be made today by the railroads and ir-
oon and steel plants. The grand to-
tal. as eslimatod by the leading bank-
ers, is $l5,000.000. Clearing House
checks will be used generally.
\ DeWItt‘s Catholizcd Witch Hazel
Salve Is hauling and soothing. Good
for piles. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
many and The Bridge Ph11r__macy ”
“LET SELLr CK CLOTHE YOU”
u...
““1 m» »'
.. w- .4 w.-.”
Just scratch a match-1—light
the Perfection Oil Heater--
and stop shivering. Wher-
ever you have a room their
hard to heat—that the lur-
nace doesn't reachw-thcre
you'll need 11
11121111011011 on 1...... ‘
(Equipped will: Smokeless Device)
Just'the thus for blizzard lime or between acetone. [in genial
glowing heat mites any roam cheerful and cozy. No smoke-—
no one okelcss device prevents: Brm
font holds 4 quarts of oil burning 9 hours. F in-
ished in japan and nickel. Every heater warranted.
1.Thc@ Gives a restful.
‘ o Lamp steadyaolt light
'which 13 so much appreciated by workers hnd
{students Made of brass, nickel plated with the
latest improved central draft burner. Every lamp
warranted. Write our nearest agency for dc.
:finptivc circular if your dealer cannot supply
(1 Perfection Oil Hester or Raye Lamp.
STANDARD 01!. C0. 0!“ NEW YORK
(Incorporated)
PERFECTION ClIL HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS
For Salie by A. J. COLLINS & co.
W‘-
DETROIT PAPERS RAI'SE PRICE.
DETROIT, Mir-11., Nor, 21—41111 D111
tl'oil. Free Prehs this morning announc.
ed an increase. in prices f 11111 one cent.
to two cents per copy, 'mginning on
December 2. The price of the Surr
day edition will. remain 111 live cents.
The Detroit. News will, announce 11
similar increase in Illv price of its
morning edition, lllll the afternoon ml".
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BRIDGEPORT CONTRACTOR DEAD.
BRIDGb PORT, Ni“.
died early yesterday.
Scllcck
fame.
which Mr.
Stillman. of
Stillman had dropped dead
Sent. price of out1 cont. 'i‘ln1 increasedlophoned to the homo of Mr. Sillinrar
cost of white impt‘l' rind other (.111 only tomlcnrn that. the death had heel
meals that color into the1 production realized. Mr. Stillman and Superin-
of a newspaper is giver 1.1 as the mascl tendcnt Biriulngllmn had
of the increase friends for 11 number of yours.
23.~l<‘19dcrick
Id. Stillman, o well known contrrmtor.
He was tlzvyenrs
old, 11nd a descendant of General Gold
Rorolullonnry
Impressed by 11 vivid dream, in
Superlntcnilcut of Police lilrmingharrr.
ltion will not be advanccil from its ”HI-IO" awakening yesterday morning. 111l—
been c lost1
Booms Likely to Land the Democratic
minimum. 1 . . » 1
Friends of Senator Archibald Mr-
Notl haVe begun 11 campaign In his In
forests for the Democratic nomination
for Governor In the state and prssl
denllal election next fall and it is ex
pcctod that Mayor Charles B‘ 'l‘lfnyer.
of Norwich will come out openly for
“1:11 11:11 McNeil and urge his nomina-
$1111.20 11111 city election on Nov 5
1 iiiidwpor: Tinnrooruts have been busy
1'11 S 11.111111 .21: \lell's interests, and It is
understood that there
Number of conferences
l mu.
by leading
1111b,- politiclans 0f the state.
11.111 11110 for the nomination, haul
b 1111 in Bridgeport on two occasions
1111111114 the post fortnight
"1111 iiiur11.dmd conversed with Mr.
lllzlyrt at Norwich over the.1 long die-
lulICl: ‘phone, and while he would not
the gubernatorial subject. The follow
ing conversation took place between'
Mayor 'i‘hayer and a replesentutivo of
The Standard: 1
“The Standard In informed that you
are working in the interests of send-l
tor McNeil for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor next fall. Will
"It. is too early to talk," replied
Mayor 'l‘ltayer. “Where did you get
the information?"
“It is reported here among Dcmocr 11 1
tie members of the “State Central
‘ Committee that. 1113 Senator McNeil re ,
tired in your favor. and aided in your
nomination and campaign twp years
ago, you would favor him this time.
Will you deny or affirm the report?"
“It’s too early to talk now."
“When will you make 11 statement?"
"Not until after the dinner which is
to be tendered to ‘ William Jennings
Bryan in New Haven 011 Nov. 29. I
may make. a. public statement after
that date."
It, is understood in Bridgeport that
Senator John Ilurloy, of Waterbury,
Senator “"l‘om‘ Spella‘cy of Hartford
and Scnalor John M. Brady, of New
Britain are favorable to the McNeil
candidacy. and that C W. Cornstock of
Norwich chairman of the Democratic
Slate (islrtral Committee. Is commit-
ted to Mr McNeil.
, Senator McNeil was asked if he was
11 candidate for the nomination for
govolnol'
himself in any degree, He repeated
several tlmcs that he had nothing to
say.
in Democratic circles it Is said that
the State Democratic convention will
he hold in Bruidgcport and that Sena-
any material opposition The belief
that Mayor Thuyer will come
frankly in favor- M1. McNeil is trell-
earally shared by Democrats
~Accident will happen, but the
best regulated families keep Dr. The-
mns' Eclectrlc Oil, for such emergen-
cies. it snbdues the pain and heals
the hurt
_—_._._._..__L
ALABAMA BANKER IS DEAD.
MOBILE, Alum Nov. 23.~Alexnnder
I Mr-Gcwln. vice-pnesidcnt of the Moth-1
1 win Lumber Contpany, of Mobile, Ala,
guild president. of the Bank of Brewton.
died here last night He was one of
'lhe wealthiest men in the state 1
Boys’ and Juveniles’ Suits and OverCOats
CLOSING OUT PRICES.
Now let great bargains in Bous’ Clothing! We have depided to CLOSE OUR
BOYS’ DEPARTMENT and denote all our time and efforts to making this store the
LEADING OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT 1N THE NORWALKS FOR MEN
AND YOUNG MEN. Therefore. the have concluded that the quickest and surest wan
to accomplish our purpose is to offer our
. Entire Stock of Boys’ Clothing and Furnishings
Without Reservation at~ VERY LOW
The sale begins Eridau. November 22d. and the "011111 birds” are coins to not some
rare bargains. The stock is large and contains everu size for Little lions of 5 to B10
150115 of
PRICES.
In Suits and Overcoats for Boys
. $2.00 SUITS and OVERCOATS at
$3.00 SUITS and OVERCOATS at
of 8 to is years we nbw- affor-
H ’-
$6 50 SUITS AND OVERCOATS at $5. 39.
$1.79l$3.50 suns and OVERCOATS at
3219155011 sons and ovsaconrs at
v
$2 711
$3.98
11.1 Suit are made oi ime wearing tweeds, worsteds, cheviots. cassimeres and scores. strongly tailored and in smart
Norfolk Jacket and double-breasted jacket style. With straight treasers or knickerbockers
11,1
Tu
clihltlntlully mine.
that were splendid
Elite . . 30c and 60‘s.
no line 319.119.
. NOVELTY eUITB FOR BOYS.
. or from 3 to I yours that were 82 are now $1.79: that were 02 60,:
new $2.19: that were $3.50. are now $2.79: that war-o 35.00 are now 03. 98.
BOYS' SHIRT wsls're.
Ill» 4 to 14 years it: s large an ortmont of handsome
IN
8911. 590, 791: 111.11.11.19.
. . BOW'HATS AND GAP
Understand, positively everythln
regardless of cost. We need there
wnh fabrics.
values at 25c, 50c and 01.00, are now
BOVS' SEPARATE TROUSERS.
Plain or knickerhoelton, that were title, 760. $1.00 and $1.60; are now
0 AT GREAT HEDUGTIONS. “
p In our Boyc’ Department will he sold
room for our constantly growing burl-
nsu lu mom and young men's clothing.
5V"? moo Add young man looking for unusual value. In I suit or overcoat rhould us the extra Ipeclal values we are altering It $10.00,
I LIS H
3169: Well street
.. 1-15“.
Wise
01.07}! If}
1.1.19.8
11p
9
Norwalk (3111111.‘
1' on. says the Bridgcpmt Standard. |
has been u‘.‘
Mayrr 'l‘hnyer, who was defeated two '
you make a statement on thermatter‘?’ .
Rent..wlt‘Wull instruct ions to 311;”
onrln In on
Willem “comm-rm Ulcerntlon. 111
w.“ Utorlno or bbw‘fi Swim
. down cellophuno
the 0nine.m
w‘onvinou. kid alloy and bladder
«used
my nun's .0ulfot-im .
glitz ”Yaounde: ‘ ‘
In: of" city chum. hm trut-
uomft from
luswryou Modal-Jot “genie“ .1? “in?" ”a“:
rrnotlwr. or your stator. I "1.1331113 '
urcolvuo silhomowl without tit-hot uput
Inland women' I III .
«3‘30”. know
‘1
[Mont
.t or
nlul
“hymn
gtlghl as or“)
out: Mir“
by walrus-I00 coconuts (111300;. w a"
i want to. send you a on plate ton day’s trout-
hill MMIIWTIII‘.‘
Wmfllnll 30:91:!“
murmur 0 completiont let 1 and I! "l“
Ireek. or less than twoll cents 0 do 1 llwill not in
your who and address. tol me how yo no
iEEIi'OWWO cue MantIrely free. in million erapno
NDIMB brush
women suffer. and8 w th
onto to think for one".
or youn.
To Mothers of Doufllurod wl
ind
Wherever onlivo.
my autism t r tohl
)tron,
not 0 Write toll
inns. M. SUMMERS. lo: 11.
ARRESTED son
FRAUD.
HAMBURG, Nov. 23.——.l. r, C. Moe!-
lcr, head of tiu1 wax refine-11 firm of
that name at Altoo‘a, whit h suspended
November 21. was arrested today on
suspicion of becoming 11 bankrupt hv
fraudulent practices
BANKRUPT
mom entiroiylm
you limit
should wish to continue. it: will cost you
astral-n mail. I will also send you
by unusually cure themselves at hpmm
Then when the doctor 0sy11-"You must have In operation." 30“ c”
' express himself, he did not deny that lecide Im- youreelf. Thousands of women have cured themselves with my home remedy. lcuc
he had been there in canterollcen 0" effectors I; cum uncorrhosu. Green Sickness and Painful or 111192111011 Menstruation in
radial. Plantations Ind health always results fromlts uso.
lean rotor you to ladies of your own locality who know and will gladly hi.
clue Treatment really cums all women’ s diseases. and mukds women well
plump and robust. Just send me your address. and the free too day'- standout is your:
Iy, so you may not see this offer lulu. Addrea
new mom that you can cur-‘11
1.09mi... unyl.
member. thdtt will cost“ you dangling-u” item lvo a}:
y o u
te1ferc with your work or-I occu ltion. Just u
if» you wish. and I wil Hon lathel troutmenl
es of cost. wary
with explanatory Illustration! shawl nifw
very woman a horrid have t. and
II;
cure
it explain I simple home tin-went Mhichcu 0
,- - Nolr’o Dammlndu U. 3.4!
RUSSIA HA8. PAID JAPAN.
LONDON. Nov. 23 .wRussin today
' wiped out the balance of her indebted—
nose to Japan, arising from the war,
the Russian embassy handing over to
1hr1 embassy of Japan a check for $24;
302.200. This represents the balance
due Japan for the maintenance of the
Russian prisoners.
but he declined to express'
tor McNeil will be nominated without .
on i. -
CAST OE! Dchtt's Little Early Risers are the
13min. “15 but You “010 Midis Both best pills mode. Sold by T519 0111:1311
8i 1m ' , Pharmacy and The Dr go ar-
unan-
COFFEE
For Thanksgivin
Or any other ”day should
be good Cofi‘ee, and if it; is.
“U. P.” blend it will be. 0’
We buy direct, no mid-
dlemen.
I
Our 25c grade is a. Win-
ner.. Other grades at 30,
35 and 38c.
i26 Washington St.
South ‘Noruullr.
Phone 655.2.
.8. SMITH & I’S
SATURDAY and MONDAYS
pecial Atéractlonl
l0%Daductad From Every Purchase
Made on These Two Days.
To make room for the Holiday Goods soon to arrive. we have
decided to give one of our celebrated Discount Sales. Each indi-
vidual viditing our store and purchasing anything will receive the
liberal discount of ten per cent. This' re not a fictitious announce-
ment, but genuine in every detail ‘
A GENUINE SAVING OF TEN PER CENT. ON THE
TWO ABOVEuMENTIONED DAYS.
M. 5. SMITH 8: CO
92 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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SOMETHING NIW.
Bartlett’s lint“ flush Laundry i
fall Family Basket for 501:.
Each Wash Done by Itself.
We call for your basket and return it inn few hours,
partially dried,1eady to iron. We do n't mark the clothes.
Open: Monday, Nov. Z’Bth.
Send in your order at once for call.
TELEPHONE 790. 1
” Ish, and'or'gies last until the
48" WATIR 3T. .
0‘ Arr intention. ,7
Third Dumb. Thuuks Nicholas for the
mom of Popular R0prucntatlon.
ST PE’PERSBURG. Nov. 23.-—'l‘he
text of the address of the lower house
of Parliament to the llhuperor Nicholas
“is as follows: "
"Most Gracious Sire: You imperial
majesty has delighted to greet the mem-
bers of the Third Damn. and to Invoke
the Almightyls blessing upon the log-
lslutlve wr 11k lvfore as. We therefore
take the 11er. y 1.: express personally
to'your imperial. majesty our feelings
of gratitude to the supreme head of
Russia and our thanks for the right. of
popular reprelentntlou granted to 11111111
sin and secured by. the fundamental
laws of the empire. Have confidence
In 1111, Sire. We wish to devote all our
ability. knowledge and 1~1xporicuce to
strenghtheutng the form 01" govern-
ment, which was given ucw life by the
imperial will in the manifest of Oct.
mill 30, 1905; to pacify the l’atlrcrlnnd. to
promote the general welfare, to be 11.
buttress for the grealnos and power of
Invisible Boards. and to thereby justl-
fy the confidence reprised in us by his
majesty and the fatherluud."
' ‘ KODOL is offered on 11 guaranteed
plan «or the relief of heart burn, flat-
ulence, sour stomach, belching of gas,
nausea and all stomach troubles. It.
digests what you out. It will make
you healthy. Sold by Tire Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. ‘ "
“FRAT” HOUSE A PLAGUE SPOT.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.——~Chaptcr houses
of high School fraternities In Chicago
were pointed out last evening as (lens
or viciousness in which gambling,
drinking, smoking and profanity flour-
small
hours.
The “Frat" house was described as
"an instrument. of the devil,“ and “11
plague spot." and the fraternities were
branded with a score or more of de-
generating influences,
ally and physically.
OT T00“
Endpoints.
_ TABANCU,‘
PIE E’PE EAT. SAUCE
1N5I§I UH
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mentally, inor-
ALLTHE FIAV
0R
GETTING
Math
numerous
We will offer our entire stock of Din-
ing Room Furniture, consisting of Side-
boards, Buffets, Extension Tables,
Chairs, etc. at special prices. These
prices will mean 11 saving of 10 to 25%
on all cash purchases. Here is a.
chance for you to get actual BAR-
GAINS.
A speclnl discount on all Carpets
and Rugs for the same length of time.
F. A. Mitchell.
HOUSE FURNISHER
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
IMRORTED
FineChi-na
to Cake Sets. Cereal Bets, Berry
Sets. Chocolate Sets, Cup, Saucer and
Plate Sets.
O—u—u
We also have Imported China in 106‘)
Cups, Saucers, Dishes, etc.
imported Old English Blue Wars by,
the set or single piece.
Crockery, Glassware. Houeefurnlsh-
tug Goods.
Wall Papers and Prepared Paints.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
‘0 order.
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
ntlug.
W-
-We give the B. a H. Green Trud-
lng stamps. Ask for them-
L. H. DECKER,
87 Wishlnnion cum.
Tol. Con. South Norwolk.
.mm..w.«..~..w.. . no...“ .. . , ..
Ellison
Phunngl'upils
011. E11511 Terms.
m 3
BUY YOUR RECORDS HERE
.for we are the only store tit-t carries
in stock ovary record in the catalogue.
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