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I -. Sillllllli Will COUNTED
Cutaway Coats. ' WM.
Two-button cutaway coats, mad.
with a. silk—faced notched collar, like
those on men’s coats. are neat and in-
CHiI I -51 Cl l.&;:lACTERlSW-IC3.
Canaan“... ‘-‘-‘.-_
firing and Theh
Their £21.: "...
1 , 1. .
l The (iiiiir‘nf' "
' Honesty.
is rut wantonly cruel.
FOLLOW THE CROWDs
T0 WEED’S.
The public is not dull.
awake to the buying
stock in Norwalk is so comp
big gifts of the kind that are most
And We Save You »~
Money Everytime.
Largest showing of the fOl
advantages we offer. No
lete with little and
acceptable.
lowing celebrated Ex—
, ‘
‘ but he 2.»: ill
l the suits-ring s e.
- will our. :' a
slowly indifferent t:
' The cool.
ginsene and. s:
it :tligi;:. :;:_;; to i, ivy its suffering:
but because he believcs its screuznu
1’ ,li. ...
acle, but because it is all 'part. of his
day‘s work. .‘t crowd of spectators
will watch a. chiid drown because it
is no car‘s special business to save it.
and because to interfere in what does
not con-corn you may give rise. to
as to the keen interest taken by the
Chinese in money matters. it may e
surmised that they should be. par ex.-
ccllencc, a "milieu of shopkeepers."
And so they are. To their credit be it
said that they have thoroughly real-
ized that bargains are binding. The
tea merchant may endeavor in every
way to get the better of his European
confrere. but, once the mystic words
“putte book”—-that is, enter it inwrit-
lug—have lie-3n uttered, the latter may
rely on the transaction being faith-
fully carried through. This compara—
tively high standard of commercial
morality naturally results in an cia‘o-
orate system of credit. greatly to the
It Cost szo’ooo to Count 1,961
Ballots. "
A CHANGE Ill SOME PLACES
l
York (jounlyJSz-lch Vote Cost the County
About 'l‘cn Dollars. i
New York, Dec. 21.—In the 728 e1ec-’
tion districts in the county of ‘ New
York there were 1,961 soldier ballots
counted. yesterday.
tion district runs from one to eight.
The work of receiving the vote was
begun at ten o'clock in the fore-noon,»
when the board of inspectors filled the
vacancies that existed by the election
of new members.
The ballots cast by the soldiers then
were placed in the boxes, which were
opened and the vote counted as at a
regular election. The ballots were re-
turned to the box, which was given to
the police.
To-day the board of inspectors in
each election district will make a certi—
fied return to the county clerk, who
will transmit this return, with the oth-
er election returns to the board of
expensive styles for every-day Wear.
The fronts slope very much towards
the hips, the curve beginning imme-
diately below the buttons, disclosing the
dress-waist or silk shirt-waist beneath.
will scare its“ follows away. A mag. The back is adjuster; by closely fitted
crate wiil f'. L: szizzsclf gz'ily on tlzi
(‘Xi‘ll'lilgisil £53911“: fill i‘fllhgll ll yellinzg. There \Yore 1951 Ballot-s Counted Yester—
0. 1 x. "1.11 ;-‘,‘ '-\~ li‘ll‘i" w" l vu'ir (51‘: ‘g- ’ _ . . _ '
111““ “1‘ 1 M 1 1'” r. h L 3 h, ,L I (lay m the 728 Election District'sol INN;
piecrs. not l‘i‘t'il'tISi‘ he or , ms the spec _ -. ‘
llilllfi‘
suit. HEADAGIIE
Positively cured by these
Little Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia;
trouble. ..
. . . . -- n. .. . . - .n- ‘7' lndivestion and T00 Heart E tin A
-. 3 - . , 1;. .. “my 13,15 pm, fluently .am the number of totes in each elet. o y a. g. per.
The” lchUltles (ll 6 WldE‘ 10m 3 U feet remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi.
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable; (
Small Pill. Small Dose;
Small Price.
AT
P. W. B "i‘Eb’
42 aura smut,
You can find as fine an assortment of
' ' a N 7 a . . . . 1 count ' can 'assers, wh'ch 'n th's eoui -
tlflClS. LAZELL b, LUNDBORG S,CCOLGATE.S, advantage of both contracting parties, ty is lhe bdard of aldelrmeln.‘ 1 l u 5.3 w
PALMER’S, WRIGHTS, ROGERO" GALLET S. and. though the “squeeze." 01’ Dt‘l‘ll‘llif‘ It is estimated that for the number _:_‘_ llflflumflfl a Emfllfll'ly “1]
ite, enters into every arrangement. 11 of votes cast the election yesterday %! , . .
is not sufficient to stop the wheels of was the most expensive in the history TE"): A's can be found in anv yard in the
.commerce. though undoubtedly it he of the county, as the average cost to 4.1.: < .
the county for each vote cast was more »- at.— “5 State. LOOk It over and get.
'~l
What is Nicer for
aPresent
than alliandsomeATOMlZER, POCKETBOOK,
FANCY BOTTLE ot COLOGNE or
TOILET WATER.
quently clogs them.
To go back on your word in a busi
ness transaction, or to fail to meet
your liabilities. causes a Chinaman to
“lose face,” and this is to him un-
bearable. Tho sacrifices which he.
will make on the approach of his new
year to enable him to avoid being
posted as insolvent are as extraordi-
nary as tbey are admirable. Nor
would it ‘be right to omit all reference
to the fact that to their justice they
frequently adc generosity. I well rc-
than ten dollars.
Each election district polling place
cost $5, and added to this was the. cost
of four inspectors, at $5 each, making
the total cost for each election district
$25. An additional two thousand dol-
lars was expended for stationery, brin-
ging the total cost, in round figures, to
about $20,000.
In the borough of Richmond there
were only nineteen votes cast at six-
teen nolling places. In ‘Kgings county
3. total vote of six hundred was cast
in 335 election districts. In the coun-
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1'
side forms. The coat-sleeves have no
extra fulness at the top, and are only‘
of suflicient size to slip on and off with
ease. The pockets have curved slit
prices before going elsewhere
W. FERNALD,
Practical
Boikbinder
Books called for and Deliv-
' “7 - .. s ' 'hich an American. t1 f Q N, ,
W , Nor 31k. membe. 3 the 111 ll es 0 ueens, assau and Suffolk _ ,
E' P EED’ 38 all St " W who had failed after years of labor. there were only mnety_f0m. votes Openings, and the edges of the entire cred
‘ ' was supported during the remainder ca__st,-¢«ra.»v "~ “arms-133 coat. are finished With twO rows 01 ‘
of his life by his “roam-adore." as “.‘e In the FllY.Qf Nsuv York the V05" stitching. : .. Postal Orders Promptly at-
native employed by European firms in c‘asit \y-zllgn no way affect any of the . - 11%;“
their doalinc's with Chinese is termed, candidates who, 0.11 the face 0f the re‘ ‘ Should Have Artistic Daring. tended to,
"Contemporary Review,
,,.
Cougre ssm 2m Slut t tue’s Mistake.
:turns, were elected in November.
In other sections of the state, however.
the canvassing of the soldier vote will
be watched with interestT‘u. ..
Much of the handsome black hed-
gear this season is relieved by a. touch
or more of vivid color. Many women
32 FRANKLIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK
c .. .
“Madam. may I kiss these beautiful _ . 1"— . afraid to venture upon these dis- ‘
. _ ..,‘ i ., , . , __ Middletown, N. Y., Dec. 21.—-Th= so'- me , Orders for Bo ' ' . ' '
childien! .nquned Gen. 11. B. .81th dier vote yesterday settled the tile ll“ tinct shades, and choose those m paler : okbinding can be left;
FOR THAT CHRISTMAS GIFT ?
’WhyNot '
,I bother
, husband that William R. Shuttuc. can
tuc, as he leaned over a front gate.
“Certainly. sir; there is no possible
objection."
“They are lovely darlings." said the
the election for mayor, harles LC. Ell.-
wood, Democrat, has a majority of 3
of the 51 votesweast.
Yesterday's canvass elected one Rea
publican alderman and gives control
or neutral tints—a degree of dowdiness
being frequently the result of that tim-
idity. A rich orange velvet, judic-
iously placed and in suitable quantity,
or. the GAZETTE OFFICE.
O. E. Wilson,
General, after he had finished the _ ~
eleventh. “I have seldom seen more gt the council tothe Bepublicans. One looks remarkably well on a black hat _ r
beautiful babies. Are they yours, hfiggmo‘gtgdfiirggir was elected to the 01‘ bonnet, while lighter shades 011 GENERAL ...'.. [fiaififiANflE
madam?” ' ' beige, fawn, tan, or pale ecru are thor- I L
'l ,_._i
The lady blushed deeply.
“Of course. they are. the sweet lit-
Buffalo, N. Y., Dec. 21,—The count of
the soldier vote in the forty—seventh
oughly ineffectual as a relief to black.
A. rich, vivid red. bright and glowing,
Real Estate and Invest-
tle treasures! From whom else. ma‘am. senate_dl5tricf g‘iV?S N- W- Norton, contrasts admirably, as we all know,
could they have inherited those limpid gepggggz§ 538:5“ vcotes, , vyflham with black yet many Women to Whom . . ment Agent, . .
. .. . .. . .. . . .. - . - - . . mocra s1): y-nine ’
.. ...) '. .- 3n... hue i . . ’ . . . . . . . _ .
e) 0" 11m“ 10‘" ( I“ (I \ H m l” U uk’e votes, With forty—two ballots blank. 1t WOUId be strlklngly becommg fear to Room 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
curls, those comely figures, and those
musical voices?“
The lady continued blushing.
“By the. way. ma'am." said he. "may
you to tell your (‘Slllll:ll.)lU
didate for the district. “called
him this evening?“
“Excuse me. sir." said
upon
the lady. “l
Mackey‘s majority at the general elec—
tion was fifty-nine votes.
The final count adds three to his
majority. He is therefore elected over
Norton by 1 majority.
Polygalnist Roberts Not “farmed. ’
New York, Dec. 21.—The woman’s
board of home missions of the Pres-
venture with it, and effect a compro-
mise by choosing garnet—mulberry,
mahogany, or some other sort of dull
red—dowdyism, as aforesaid, being the
result. A certain artistic daring cou-
pled with discretion gives style to a
hat, a dress, or other raiment. Lack-
- ing this courage and good taste, many
NORVVALK, ~ - - CONN
MONEY TO LOP. N
Puritan-i and WE
STBIGTLY WIRE!
- l . have no husbandi" byterian church held an Open meeting
“But these children. lilililfllll~fioll ifiitnelidfy}? tsejgssemmy hell Of the Sink all individuality 0f attire, and are Stores and families supplied. Lowest
a, 13, I I O surely are not a. widtm'?” The? fiaegllgztaxl mg’ lag Fl‘th ave‘ content to loohlike everybody else in rates.
“I feared you were mistaken. sir. The object of the meeting was to in- their fear 0f 1001(ng conspicuous, for ELLS 6: C0., I I North Ave.
when you first came up. Those are allglll‘ate an aggressive campaign to .getting that there is a Wide difference,
arouse public sentiment throughout ' Morvvalkl
Extra Efforts this Week to close out. a large
number of PIANOS.
A Large Stock to Select From. '
.....
A OUR LElDE-RS:
We also have other Good Makes :
Kranieh & Bach, Sterling, New England
Kroeger, Huntington, Shelton,Wheelook.
Organsfro'm $25 to $50.
J. W. STUDWELL,
89 North Main St, South Norwalk.
\
This is the fresh air
cottage."—«Cincinnati
not my children.
fund vacation
Engnirer.
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY
“ Mystic Cure ” for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days.
Its action upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. It. removes at once
the cause and the disease immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly ben-
efits. 75 cents. Sold by Edward P.
Weed. 38 Wall street, W. C. Baur, 55
Wall street, Druggists. Norwalk.
The cat 0’ nine tails must sink into
insignificance before the animals of
hundreds of tails that surely CXIS’G
the country to prevent the seating of
Brigham H. Roberts, an avowed p0—
lygamist, as the representative from
Utah to the Fifty¢sixth Congress.
The idea. of the woman’s board in
starting this movement is to array all
women’s organizations of the country
against the seating of Mr. Roberts, and
all such organizations, so far as heard
from, have manifested a willingness to
unite in such a. campaign.
They purpose not to send general pe-
titions to Congress, but to bring this
matter home "to each representative-
elect in his own district.
Fatal New York Fire.
New York, Dec. 21.—The house at 260
indeed, between a. bizarre and a purely
commonplace style.
Newest Trimmings.
Medallions, open-work blocks, mo-
hair, and other silky wool braids in
applique effects are very fashionably
used as a garniture for stylish cloth
costumes. This form of trimming is
newer and more dressy than flat rows
of braid, although this simple form of
decoration is still in favor. The me-
dallion scroll and arabesque style'of
ornamentation appeal more especially
to women who are fond Of color an’d
elaborate effects, and it is at this sea—
son of the year that brilliant tones are
2.25, 5.10 5.55, 7.55 p. m.
NEWYQRK,NEW HAVEI‘G & HARTFORD
RAI L D.
~NEw Your DIVISION.
DECEMBER 4, 1898.
Trains leave South Norwalk asfollows.
FOR NEW YORK —— Accommodation
trains at. 9.36,11:40 a. m., 1.11, 3.04, 4.07,
5. 33,6.41, 8.11,10. 20 p. m. Express trains
at. 4.55, 5.45, 6.15, (local), 6.55, (local),
7.13, (local), 7.54, (local), 8.16, 9.03 (local)
3.58, 10.35, 11.35. (local) a. m. 12.47
For “lashing
ton via. Harlem River 12.53 a. m. (daily)
SUNDAYS—Accommodation 9.05 a. m.
5.35, (local), 7.20, (1003.1)10. 10 p. m. Ex
press 4.55, 5.45 a. 111.
FOR NEW HAVEN AND THE EAST—-
somewhere, judging by the lavish use West Seventy-third street, home of . - A ,1 t' ‘ t' ' t. (- ‘78 v 49
ft m (1,1, . . . 3,. a fashion- _ . . , a most effectively and appropriately 0001111110 3.1011 131113 a ‘)--, 6. .,
0 he 0 1 l tppcndage 3 Charles H Raymond, general agent or orn. hese ne appliques give 8.46 and11.423.. m., 1.12, 2.43, (tonan,)
able trimming.
It. is said that. joy never kills, but. it.
comes pretty near it when it. has been
withheld for any length of time.
GREAT EXCI YEMEN .L IN TOWN
Over the remarkable curls bl the
grandest specific of th: are Bacon’s
Celery King, hwrch acts as a. naturil
laxative, stimulates he digestive or-
gans, regulates the irer and I: idneys
and is nature's great. heals. an‘l health
renewer. you ave Kidney Li ver
and Blood Disorder do an. delay but
call at. our store for a free tria pack"-
age. Edward P. Weed, Norwalk Mrs.
Scott,‘Williamson. Darien.
It Does Not Make Fat;
It is now a well known fact generally con-
ceded by doctors and chemists that fat taken
into the stomach does not create fat.
Mr. Edward T. Vance, of Ansoni‘a, Conn.,
speaking of this subject, and in connection
.vith the superiority of Vinol over all greasy,
obnoxious forms of cod liver oil, says :—
“ Having investigated Vinol thoroughly,
the one great point that strikes me as making
it invaluable is the fact you have succeeded
entirely in eliminating the useless {at or
grease from what; has always been a. valuable
remedy. You have retained the curative
principles of the cod‘s liver, and that, too, in
a lllflhl y concentrated form. We all know
that fat taken into the stomach does not make
fat. Therefore Vinol will prove to be more
efficient than cod liver oil has ever been in any
other form.” . .
Vinol has just the right properties to enable
the stomach to obtain from everyday food
the proper elements to create new flesh tissue
.nd pure, rich blood, and so it has become the
greatest factor known to science for the cure
of consumption on other wasting diseases.
Yours very truly,
' Special Vinol representative.
PLAISTED’S drug store. So. Nonvalk.”
\
the Mutual Life.Insurance Company,
was burned yesterday morning, and in
the fire perished two women—a ser-
vant and Mr. Raymond’s sister-in-law,
while his wife and a. stranger, an ac-
cidental passerby, who took a hand in
the work of rescue, were badly injur-
ed.
Mr. Raymond himself is prostratod
w’ith shock and suffocation.
Only two of the six persons who were
in the house at daybreak, when the
fire started, escaped unhurt.
Ano'her Big Gold Strike.'
Colorado Springs, Dec. 21.—A strike
of sold in the Trickler tunnel, which
is being driven through Pike’s peak,
to increase the wat'ersupply of this
city, has caused the most intense ex-
citement in Colorado Springs. ‘
A splendid vein, bearing large quan~
tities of silva‘n'ite, has been encounter-
ed by the contractor, George "W. J ack-
son, and samples of the “find" assay
in the thousands.
Pieces of the ore were roasted and
globelets of gold were apparently in
the rock.
The Hull Billllcpnrtrd.
Washington, D. ,C.. Dec. 2l.—Th-a
House committee on military affairs
yesterday afternoon ordered a. favora-
ble report on the Hull bill increasing
the regular army up to one hundred
thousand men.
The vote was eight to five on party
lines.
Spreekfis Gives $535,000 to Farmers.
San Frareisco, Dec. 21.—Claus Spre~
ckles, the sugar--mmonaire, has given
twenty-five thousand dollars toward a
fund for the relief of farmers in Mon-
terey county, who have been rendered
marked effect to the gown, but they
also add considerably to the weight
of the dress, especially the deep border
patterns in silk cord, alternating with
Van Dyked designs in jet. The best
choice are the novelties in feather-
weight mohair weaves.
‘ Saving of Strength. ,
In every kitchen there should be a
very high chair or stool, and also a
very low chair. Plain ironing and
much other work can be done as well
seated on a high stool as standing, and
at a great saving of strength to the
worker.
Economy of strength is an important
matter, both for mistress and maid,
and though the latter may be slow to
avail herself of Opportunities of sit-
ting to do her work, there is no doubt
that convenient seats would prove a
great boon to the mistress, whenever
she happened to be obliged to give any
assistance in the kitchen.
A Chic Street “'rap.
A stylish walking costume' is made
'of 'soft gray French broadcloth, and
while having the effect of a gown, is
really made in the form of a belted
close~fitting redlngote, and has turn-
back fronts on the bodice with angular
revers, faced with cross—tucked gray
corded silk, and edged with figured silk
braid. The vest, which shows from
neck to belt, is also of the tucked silk.
The front bleuses‘ slightly above the
narrow cloth belt fastened with an old
silver buckle, and the skirt is long
enough to hide completely the dress-
destltute by: the failure of the crops.
'skirt beneath.
o" .. \- ~.. an“. --~~ -.. ..
4.18, 5.27, 6.27, 7.28 (to B’p‘t), 9.15
and 11.15 p. 111. Express trains at 1.11
1.20 9.11, 10.05, 11.08 a. m., 12.02, 3.05
5.04 (Naugatuck Express) 7.05, 9:05,
p. m
SUNDAYS-—Aecornmodat-ion 7.42, 9.12
a. m. and 7.15 p. m. Express 1.11 and
1.20 a. m.
C. T. HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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