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*tionin'iollowmé‘ p
mm which: instep
speculation show ,5 .-
“bsllratisume oft e ,
tion in. them” 01.431!) p . f, .
tions of oomlhgh‘rnporahl 1 _ . ' . . w . l
merits regardinghrdtritu , , s ,, .. :l. . . . , _. _ . , ‘ ..
which wormtounp on ' ethic of ‘veri-F I. , . “ \ . ‘ ~
location. Theseeffortehentcred rams. _ ‘9; E ., ., ‘” : ”
Thanksgivingaaiie :.
4. _. . ,, .. 24.. , .,
use ‘ovethec'e‘uee. “
. 1%th roe
. storm with huadwho
‘ ‘. powders orpithtiili":
quicker will it. return. ..
. ‘ . , Generallymecdaobe.
“" . ‘ . com‘eptrlm screw
‘ .h i I ,turiiolli stomach or"
CUTL‘E
. ‘ . ,, El ‘ lcrbowelsnnd.
RY L w costlier-richly , ‘
‘ suitable for, ' M ‘ ~. " " K.
(imposition ‘ to
, molar
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Oak. Diningglloomfillille. .
giy around the Pacific and. Reading and"
ghed to do in the, one case or rumors
,0! an establishment of cordial relic '
4 l.
It} it t,
, attract-work
e to In rind ample
.._. ‘ yes-outlier: comm.
fl rest. All??? treuoao ‘
tly common vernal) Milli-IQEEM‘
RI ENWLOAN AND; SEQUE-
'l
EW YORK REAL ”ESTATE.
rs this Company has paid ‘ ,
srpntced Interest on ll!
,l-cpnualiy. Over heli-milllcn
pro paid to investors to date
NEARLY 02,000,00000. '
, e , of from $100 to tl0,00I
,. participating in cartilage
e' of receipt. ,
will bring you our literature
cncl interview. « .
OBURN. General Agent.
jBouth Main Streets .
_ ING‘ AND ' STEAM
.‘ HEATING... v
, HOT WATER" HEATING.
‘iigt'nm HEATING.
“ i OVES AND RANOEBI
, supremo 'rm sperms.
Gull"! Itolni Fitting, Gal Fixtures
» “ ital Coiling, Etc.
‘ cocoon our. stock of .
: plebiscite canons:
rho Jones .. c ugrcnsrss
17 Willi. eraser. Noswauc.
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out: sound nonwaut
STORAGE
‘ ' WAREHOUSE
“r “"1 . . for
FURNITURE, PIANOB ETC.
‘ Telephone, 349—5.
4 Per Particulars Address
in .~.~ G. N. MoKiBBiN, .
Office. Room 4»,“Hcvilend Block,
" " Washington Street.
EIRE. LifeyAcoldo‘nt and Pinto Gino"!
' Insurance. '
REAL ESTATE ‘-
' ‘ ‘ ninth Mortgage Lorne. Dram, Mon-
ty orders, steaming Tlokcto.
,.
_ Incorporated
a ltcllrhod Ave.“ ‘
lNUTEIROM DEPOT.
Utter AN FLA . ,
e a special feature. (to.
,lo $5th throughout. Iv
‘ him .
: one it counts.
‘ . _ ._;etoelros are in connection.
Film of Asher, Merrill 0. Con
. tapeworms... Liquors em
hiwoyo on hand.
1". *‘Ji‘iIUEHVAN, "mister.
: . nil, . .
“robotic
. ‘l‘ MEHW‘I
_ 'v. 'i’.“" on...
.;,1375 ID I".
_, ~Mlhda emu.
.. I w". “I”:
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d“ Ohnree by check iceberg
'3.M.I.a'yton&ocl .
south Norwoik. ‘
, iiiiluiisoivruq
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al' 103 E.
. " unnowAns.
.112 WAOHINGTON eraser,
Phone 307.
~
tum install Opticians
willow ‘l ll“ y- a tut ‘l‘l‘i ‘.
f . mom's, theorems...
:‘ Expert Eye Specialist in Attendance.
Hours-warn. in; to 8 p. nu; Setup
. m. . , . , i
1 . ‘ Enact-y. 1106:“ 28rd 8h. N. Y.
19+ ' '2' "I ‘
lurn nice!
It is used with ac‘
‘ Much Satisfaction
and O! C
Mitch Cheaper Price
Than Coal. .
The but when all drafts are open
is intense, and when it is necessary
to, keep a fire over night, fill the stove
and close It tight. Your fire will be
ready in the morning.
torrential“ 00'
i
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The CliffordE
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to 8 p. m.
, Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Pertie and BanquetsE
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Soliclted.
CHARLES REYNEKE, '
' Proprietor.
Telephone. 408.
WM¢
FRANK
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING;
errant:
nor warren
the
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper ..
and Zinc.
so South Main Street,
80. Norwelk, Conn.
iiiiiiitiiiliiiiiiiil,
to Wall to. Nemlk.
I4 Washington to, lo. Ncmllo
Real [State and insurance.
We havo‘ooversi decided helpline
in isotonic. proposing property thit
3
u,n:e:z;& ol-::ZI;-II.IZIZ'392-:III:I_IZII'L“ZI.l-'
homunculus. ,
”iii!
. man who is charged with causing it
laxative). jun cure hesd.‘
‘cche in short order by'regulating
the bowels and ”invigorating the,
it is a great blood medicine.
and the favorite laxative of old
and young. ,
M dmgglete', 25c. and 50c.
warsnsunv's wose. )
They Filled up Stendlly We... He Went
From the Water-Wagon Town.
STAMFORD. ,Nov. 27..—-,-Rutherford
B. waterbury, or New Canaan, the
row on the New Canaan branch train
here Monday evenlng,‘,‘was arrested in
Pacific street, yesterday afternoon, by
Special Ofiicor lioffklns for drunken-
css and breach of. the peace. He was
lined $10 this morning‘by Judge Young
for that offence. L. '
There was a. second, complaint
against Waterbury. charging him with
drunkeness and breach of the peace
on Monday evening. The warrants was
issued yesterday, and it was based on
testimony given in the City Court, by
witnesses in the case of Lawrence Mc.
Grath and the Italian laborers, who
were tried there. Only one of these
witnesses was on hand this morning
.to testify. although others Were re
chested to. be present. The witness
who testified today did not think that
Waterbury was drunk Monday even-
ing. ,Judgc Young continued the case
untll‘Saturdny morning, and directed
that the other witnesses be formully
subpoenaed.
A31!
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O III-A- -
:iiu illniriou trillions tough
O
FLEET SAIL'S DECEMBER 16TH.
..o
0
Been the
Signature
of
Rear Admiral Evans Says Every Ship
- Will Be Ready.
‘WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.——“You can
bet your North American life that the
battleship fleet will soil from Hamp-
ton Roads on its voyage to the Pacific
on the morning of December 16. The
vessels will get under way just as soon
as I receive the president‘s orders to
set sail." . - ..
'in this characteristic murmur;l Rour-
Admlral Robley. D. Evans answered
the reportsdhnt there would be u. do-
lay in the departure of the ships. It
is possible that all the ships may not
be assembled at the Hampton Roads
December 8, but there tel no doubt in
the admirers mind but what they will
be on hand when sailing'tjme comes.
on the 10m of December:
At the Bureau of Navightlon it is
said. that possibly’thcre may be a trif-
ling delay in the arrival at Hampton
Roads of the battleships Minnesota.
Kentucky rind Virginia, which have yet,
to be docked and their son vnlves over-
hauled, but. it will be insignificant, and
the ships will be ready to soil ou‘ihc
16lh.
Mlmirul Evans will be the guest of
President Roosevelt at dinner at the
White House tomorrow night.
STOP THAT COLD *
or it may result to pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 250. 50o and‘31.00 bottles. The Clit-
tord. Baxter's and Plsieted'o. ‘”
TRIED TO SELIELVALUABLE JEW-
' sos'rou. Nov. 27.—-.Albert Dawson.
26 years old, who claimed New york
its his homo, was taken; into custody,
*1 today after attempting to sell rosewo-
brokers ior $150. diamonds, pearls and
ileid glosses valued at over $6,000.
'3 Dow-on missed to tell the poilcewhere
he obtained the gems. and a technical
,3 charge or larceny from an unknown
. person was lodged against
him.
u-nn—---.—~—---i—-uovJ
~Hnrsb physics “reconvened tho
. bowler, cause chronic constipation.
Dean's iicguieis operate bully. tone.
the stomach. cure constipation. 25c.
Ask your drugglat tor them. I .
“fluent-"m
REGENT ARRIVAL. 0F VIBOILO.
tions' betwaeu the Herrlinalt and Hill
interests, undln the outer. viith‘a plan
tor the divestment or ownership. for
distribution or slut "in a. holding
compouy to Rfadtleignhtockhoidersfiwhe
shyness meal as ‘ hyrthe pretension-
oi element in l'ollowing this attempted
ileade‘rship was due in’ph'rt to the sus-
ploiou‘that some ssiiilig "to re‘ulieowas
perceptiblewln the advances! prices.
More was due, however. to the tear of
premature involvements in speculative
‘ commitments before the relief or the
general lnstitutiouwhlid proved ode"
dilate. Confidence continued to grow
in the progress orrthis relief. The
'holoday tomorrow had its effect, as
speculation lnvariply belts on the eve
ofa cloac‘d interval in market transac-
tions. Evidences nuiitlpliod today ot
the easiug‘ot the money strain.
The high rate for the call loans was
six percent. Only smell sums of our
roncy were sold- today at a premium,
. and the premium rats showed decided»
ly yielding tendencies; There who a
relaxation perceptible in some or the
interior markets in the rates of ex-
change on New York. The‘i’uil in the
private discount roteln London was
so distinct as to, give rise to expecta-
tions of a reduction in the ordinal rate
of. the Bunk of England tomorrow. In
the securities market the improVement
iu' the bond department was much
more pronounced month the stock de-
partment. This movement has been
locked forward‘to ‘with'lonslng ‘as a
necessary preliminary“) any; eifectlve
recovery in the stock market. The
rise in bonds teday. was the first .dis-
tinct. movement‘ot this sort which has
occurred since the latest crises devel-
oped. The stock. market continued ir-
‘regular throughout1 renewal llquidu~
bly Missouri Pac‘llic, but the market
turned strong before the closing. All-
other advance in the price of copper
we a helpful factor-xiii this direction.
Bonds were notably strong. Total
sales par vulue $3,582,000. U. S.
Bonds were unchanged on call.
muss cunso No To to owe.
rAzo orurnnu ,
cure any, case'o’fl; to lug. Blind. Bleed-
ing or Pmtruding Pl es in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 600. .
oivoncsliilhrirrousu
Three New Oncolllirlod in Civil Super-
ior court.
Three new divorcs petitidns were
filed in the civil superior court Tucs-
dny afternoon. it is‘iividept’that the
plumber returned twaico rt~ for con-
sideration will be . h to or the Ini-
tcr erld of the year as during the
earlier portions of the year.
Annette S. Smith. of Bridgeport. pc-
titions for it divorcoi‘irom Bennett A.
Smith for ordecrec, on the ground of
desertion. dating l'rtfm April 4. 1903.
perance. The petitioner and the re-
spondcnt were married October 23.
1800, the bridcboiug Annette S. liar-
vey. . , _
William E. “paucity?“ 6r Mamas.
wants legal separation from Eliza Dan.
chy, of Inwood, New York city. whom
he married October 23, 1881. She was
up to that time Eliza James. l-le ul-
‘Mrcs deseriion dating from July 7.
1894.
Grace E. Lucus. nee (laucliet. of
Westport. seems to have met with a
matrimonial reverse early in her mar-
ried life. for hot-allegation is that she
married James W. Lucas. now of West
New Brighton, N. Y.. at New York. on
October 20. 1904. nnd that he deserted
her a month later at Norwalk. Mrs.
Lucas also desires it change of mime.
THANKSGIVING.
For nil the Joys of life and sense
Which bring to sorrow recompense
For sunny day and starllt night,
For river’s rush and wild bird's flight.
For healing wind und cooling min,
For crowded mowa and bins of grain:
For gricfs thni go nud hopes that stay
Unto the Lord give thanks loduy.
For brain that gives its. swift coin-
‘ umntl ’
For sorting cyes mid serving hand.
For willing feet. that daily go
.Upon life’s errands to and lrc;
'li‘or chance to servo our isiiow man
And work with God in nature’s plan
For cheering friendships. loves ihni
stay. ,
Unto the Lord give thanks today.-
NlNE'F'l‘ld M. l.0WA'l‘hlll.
VNlL‘W YORK Nor. :tl'lw-nArrlved:
' Steamer Pmldé‘nt ungolfiilambigsi R00“ E‘m- Will»
Liuouloguc and Pymout ; so or. to ‘ '7 , .
‘ pics; Sicilian mince, Naples. 2’ ,, . 0“!) t‘ . o
usinrsx. N. s. N3}. BOW—Arrived: 3m"), - lieu who .1
.. ‘Btcemer‘c‘orlnth on com. ' n.5,,” 7. ; tr .
~ coupon. Nov. lid—«Arrived: steam- ‘ a , .
cool properties, whichj‘would‘ include a
datlon appearing in some stocks, nota- *
is guaranteed to .
and on the ground of habituairintem- ..
. that Austrian lmmlmntsl’l‘uto“ that
‘ 5W ‘9» ,.;‘= ‘. ‘
, . of Silverware.
A‘ gel-min, P ‘ em .10 be closed.
v
but at half rcgigior value. A' rhrol
. ' M1, is w . , 1“
bargain. A“, .
3mg. .
curry)" Doz.‘
'Tahlespooris $5.00 $1.50
Dcsscrthpoous $4.50 K $2.25
'I‘caSpoous $2.50 $1.25
Forks $5.00 $2.50
., Each
Butter Knives .35 .18 .
Pic Kulves- isms f -.63
Ice Cream Slicers “‘$l.75 .. .88
Tomato Servers 7’5 .38
Prcscrvc Spoons .75 .38
Jelly Knives .75 -38
Cold Meat Forks" .50 .25
Oyster Ladies" $1.25 i .63
Berry Spoons. R .75 .38
Cheese Scoops .75 .38
Gravy Ladies .75 .38
Tumblers and Goblets in novel
patterns.
Cider Glasses. thin and flur-
iug. . E (
Cranberry Sets“ of Bohemian
(Bass. 4 ‘ I
Punch Cups and -Frappe
Glasses- i?
u . .
, r.
.v”.
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LETTERS FOR. THE SAILORB.
Admiral Evens lettuce Instructions Re
pordlng high: service.
WASiilNGTdN.‘mNov. 27.-~Admlrnl
Evans. connuaiuierdn-chict’ of the
United States Atlantic fleet. has issued
sovcrnl circulars behring on’ihe dis-
putch of mail matter for the men
aboard the vessels during the voyage
to the Pucillc. These are accompanied
by a printed liinsrhry of the fleet. The
movcmcnts of the vessels after reach-
ing Mngarielena Buy have not been de-
cided upon except that they will go
to San Francisco at the conclusion or
target. pructio. The mull nddross of
the vessels making up the fleet will be
”Care of the Postmaster or. New York"
until February 5. 1908. after which it
will be “Care of the Postmaster. San
Frunclsco. Calif." ’
York on January tih. after which no
more will he received until'the iieet
ranches Culiao. Alter arriving at
Mngdaiohu Buy it is hoped it mail will
he i'occived about once every ten days.
by the Pnclilc Mull Steamship Com-
pany from San Francisco. After
rcnching Magdalena Bay, the iieet will
Sun Francisco at all times.
DANCthI PROVES FATAL.
Many men and women catch colds ct
dances which terminate in. pneumonia
and consumption. ”After exposure. it
Foley’s Honey and Tax- is taken it will
brook-up o. cold‘uhd no serious results
need be feared. Romeo‘nny but tho
genuine in a yellow package. The
Glitters Pharmacy and Pleisted'o Drug
Store. "
‘AUOTRMN OOMPL‘MNTB EXAG~
- OIRATID. -
VIENNA. Nov. «2?.-~’l‘he agents
, whom the governmentinont toihs Unl~
led Status to lnnuirs into cinnpinints
country Were being subjected to‘ili-
. The D.M.?ReadCog
be in telegraphic communication with ,
h. ‘Iickcrutau '* Sun.
84 Washington St.
TWlNJ-AKIO AND KILLARNIY.
l wouldi'iikc to make a rcvoiuntion-
,gpecia1.119t ThhnltsgiVMg. ‘
A solid Oak Suite of eight picccs,cvrry oncfsubstantial ‘
and exceedingly goml in look at. 'l“'l.aritlrmine l’echthl’l‘n’ble.
6 foot extension, Sideboard. one. Arm Chair and five Side
Chairs. , , . ;
Value is this way: ' ‘ . . , I
Sideboard ....... $19.25
Table $20.00
5 Chairs $2.50 ............ $12.50 “
rrArm Chair ......... ii 4.50 , ‘ gt
$56-25 i
Special for $44.75Th0hksgiving .,
' Week. ‘ 1
Fourth floor, take elevator in Carpet Sioux!
Novelties in Silver
for Thanksgiving. '
Late in the day these pretty things arrive while we ex-
* pccted and wanted them two weeks ago. They are for the
most part small pieces, new. patterns which offer an oppor—
tunity to the hostess to make a pretty display on the table.
Small glass jars in silver lattice work, for bar to due,
cheese, horse radish. etc. . ."
~ Compotcs. Spoons. Candlesticks, Knives and small
Dishes. ,
' ‘ *Chi‘na Store, foot of center stairway.
Arttstrc Llnens.
Centers, Tray Cloths and Dollies.
Buttonhole edge Dollies, strongest of all, on fine linen,
ten different designs, moderate in price.
Small Dollies for tumblers, fingerbowls and bread and
butter plates.
Ilcmstitclied Tray Cloths, all linen, 250. i
f Turkey Sets
Of English Porcelain. Platter and six Plates. 1
$6.50. $7.50 and $9.00.
See display in Main St. window.
These are by no means confined to
Table Needs. ‘
Everyone wants to look their best on this family holiday. This
means demand for various articles of dress,'i.ncluding
SHIRT WAISTS
it is expected that a mail will be .
doliwred at Rio .lenciro, leaving New -
NECKWEAR 1
Racism
GLOVES , i ll ‘,
' - HAN oksncmcrs
' ‘RlBBONS 5 ' T.“ '
- ‘ recounts.L
FANCY GOODS
We invite your attention to our stock at these items.
5 E South Normiit.
. , Telephone «5.
.. _....”~...___c.....__..~..,n
unknown bits that are for better than
emcee-in Europe. .
Twin Lakes in Connecticut is one of
‘2 Philadelphia. on ammo. .
‘1 er Alice. New York. ,
4" Saratov. New York, via Rotterdam.
‘; “Ill veluo with or. rule if
or ‘Coiumblan. Boomer Menominee.
‘LUMBIH couramo‘oaaam dou-
LAIN.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.nil‘ortya
‘onc lumber companies in Oregon.
Washington and lrlnho‘hrwc tiled com»
apluinte With the immature Commerce
Commission against twenty railroad
companies opcroting in that region and
his status aiirimnury- thereto. alleging
turn they have uulnwtuil ~comblned
and raised tho ruin of tr ght on ion»
‘DQI‘ from three contsstollflfi cents per
fhlintli'ed pounds. ilithe» complainant
allot *iiiheeded by tho'vrotlsch ' lumber
rectum: by: The otheruorty complain-
:ingi are-"mu to territories the moat
NAPLES. Nov. flmwrrlved: Blooms
MBAU, Nov. limb—Arrived: Steamer
(iltNOA. Nov. 26.---Ari'lved: steam-
or Milo hopes. New 't'orir. via Garlic
and Barcelona. ,
LOWEM. MAOHINIOTB ‘LMD OFF.
llDWilil.l., Maria. Nov. .27.~'f‘wo hunn
drodrt’nien were lsid‘oMmttbo Lowell
Machine shop toniolitwmuiilug u total
or rent hundrollxwheoe homes hairebeen
the Well on account oi
' kWh . .
erased = from
the financial
L
mutton region. Among tho untonvicni
railway coin holes are the Northern
Pacific, fires Northern. Union Pacific.
uriinuton.‘ Bo thorn Pacino. chicagc.
"week “on St. Paul and Oregon
Short,” 0.. Consulate bemoan the
. 1 v! - tomyrdiiimurreuio I consensus
, . '~ . " ‘ ,- lt'ilrsteted that the thinned this is
i «a . thermostatic. .
prominent lumber companies or the.
s shit 3 or often
treatment and restrictionoi personal ry‘ cutout in” is m e
liberty. have been reported to‘ the
lgovernment that; the complaints worn
greatly exaggerated. Nevertheless the
nuihorities have ordered them prompt-
ly to examine in’lo‘every claim made
by Austrians in America. 'i‘ho‘ chic!
grievance which 'has been submitted
to the governmenc'iengalnet‘ths pm»
lice or .cmploycrwin the southern
states of deducti‘hg the cost of thins-
:portntion from the “159?, ct laborers!
[make‘it i would like to. say that there
who thlnkihcre isnoihing in crops
that. compare with similar, things in
Airg‘rlcafing Hittite wit; think tiling: is
no limit _ tutti iii. '_o a
“is r an outer: rrt .‘r
i ~ one, no Bro, -~
21 mimic not 1 cm s Puritans one
thank'my chestnut-i limillfliiifillgflmfiii
. .men "are; Mortohuemreal’ orifices.
,v ,. , . , , . .55 button.“ no.,witi.admit;ii. . .-
- rcraonnurrme-ie me. - .1 recent insaiiharileew ‘_ rm
Everybody is loud otdoliclouoiiee a smell ch Ilpliidrugtliah it some
‘ ‘ worm tbatlmcet people.
meson,
erehm. u ' iiliys ‘dflflfil’thfl . Wily 51.9.} .sim
in “you.mitit'mfloiir'lctoopt it up....in.this i am like the
*and’uaanazeriaeicecroom fowdorvlt multitude. « ,, . , r.
is ours to be absolutsiy pure and} Having thus stated my position. let
wholesome. Guaranteed under the no merge parsimony thnt 1 am perfectly
tlonol pure loud lows. No cooking willing to admit that mirror that bit
necessary. no sunngilevorlng owns of scenery in Frutioe or airliner-louder
to and. Everything in thejapeclinge mngloud or ireland hm over rhythms
ready tor immediate use.“ At‘oitiproo attire sort 1‘ ever roots America. it
ere. tho moms. 25 cents. Order to- t thliiltiit dose. and i run acquaiiygwlll
play. - ,. J __ wimp.“ llol'to say this America. has almost
them. and Kiiiurnoy is a bot ridden
thought than. uttered, hut'bstoro 191MB.
«Wilma even in irelsnd, there are
are We classes of traveller-“those places just as lovely as Kiilnrney. but
they have not been written up, and so
no one goemto visltrthem. _
'lvfelt'iltltt «one of. the. worst things
about Kiiicrney was the. American
sightsccr. and i came may soon.
{looks , thumb; have. never heard . of
”Minimizes. titanic fortune. ruin it will
he sum time ileum-o they (the lakes)
are spoiled. . w
{the inkcs oi Kiilarnoymrer so bariu-
hint that may-are Worthy-or the Mn
oils shout tho-pen etc We”
not. tooth 'hksmoreibecutimi. 0M
dram- cuan'e lug because so horny peo-
pie refuse to believe the evidence or
their‘oivn senses and take their nature
oi’heauiles at the say soot iil'ttriilcil‘r‘“
chariot snitch Loomisln New York
Sun. . .
the long as titers is any light in a
men's soul he does not believe can
do appoints clue in the, dork. , 5
lo
Norwalk Chronicler