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ingthe formula from which Plaisted's
Cough Remedy is prepared, we certify
thatthe medicines of which it is com-
posed are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
drunk
C. 8. Mt’thAY, If. D.. Norn'ulk
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n. nonunion», M. of, Stamford.
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w. s. Tonn, M. 1)., nid' field.
Eula C. mun, M, ., Walt Somer-
ville, Mass.
IA 671M llillll IEllllllllfi IIS.
Promvarlone turn; otthc United states. on
well u Euro , come reports of the mp lear-
nneeof bfipe. which so mrelyntfeot the
whole hnhln a globe during the lust two
winters. Tito d Illa-DI lino
henna-need yflr. st- y, of tendon. in his
mile clenrly ebowa that the seeds ofthe in-
fection left in the two previone epidemics only
nwnit suit-hie atmospheric and unsanitary
conditl ! day ,thelrutal tendency.
it no “will? ‘1'); ‘:
~ t
willie. but in reality it trav rapidly west-
Ml the 3&m‘m anuterly
‘ rout nro re to
Rev ' #DWII§ in u not \lvnve
m t I . 0 better proof
could be wsntsd to demonstrate it» infective
Dry. legend «enters
or ) is icnlerlr
the nluenu'n Infectious
Inmvltn'lqnesthn m it ll: .
oecurenesof he i hengne mat
t epiduni c. 1
mm” In to t‘luipubllr in what to do for it. or
No l. The wherefor-of this on-
nonncernent is snnicientl explained by the
cabled 1m Bardnfinhlllshrd in Iri-
nrnls ve been diaoo —
£55.. .. owning-Wi-
he to menu tomlu moWIi'inQ
to cure it. It!
if...“ it”
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Ill nothing equsl to IDXATONIWl'o e:-
lottrt build I: the entrant. In
it: for l «time (ems or
9.
ll. trotting} Vult'ttolt 8i.
p G. A. BREE!!!" 8t 00.,
Norwalk.
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a“ ll‘ manner 85 Mill l‘wxlzl’ in
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
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sumrwmthcm m WWI
intboesrly ml the doll. with fresh.
his winds. followed by snow and (silica tom-
pcrnture. with an increase of wind {clot-tiles.
especially off the ndincontroasts. On'i'neidvy
miller, partly cloudy weather will probehly
prevail. with westerly winds. prmded by
snowgnndon Wetland-y clear, colder weather.
SOUTH NORMA“.
Wilt the People of Mr city It. Doing
uni Saying.
Mine Millie Houghton spent Sunday
with her sister, lira. Nnnhnll Ballston,
Stamford. '
Henry Brenna carpenter employed
by J. R. Raymond, spent Sunday in
Portcheeler. __
Mr. and Bro. flurry Day Kittinger, of
Brooklyn, have been guests at the resi-
denceofDr. Portico, Northllninstreet.
Mr. and lint. Edwin Bench and niece,
of Newarkfi. J., spent Sunday with llr.
and Mrs. OliverI-l. Weed, South Main
street.
—Gt-sud excursion to Niagnrin Falls
Tuesday. Jonunry 19th. Don't min; it,
Fare only "73.0). For tickets and partl-
cnhu's inquire of Geo Lockwood, nt Cignr
Store.
A number of membersof Butler Lodge.
No. 97,100.17" will visit Samuel Harrie
Lodge, Bridgeport, tonight and confer
the first degree, leaving ontheliz23 trnin.
Don‘t sulfur from any kind of bend-
nche! Dr. Richardson's (Ellery, Cubeb
nnd Chamomile Headache Powders cure
withinfiminuteo. Ask for 51?. or lib.
'w.«.....-
K
Ml. kw. mistook,’ the Washington
street hardware dealer. has started
south. He will spend the balance of
the winter on his orange grow at Clay
Springs, Florida.
(lil'FII‘I’linn;ild Bridgeport, spent
Sundry with his wife and son at the
residence off. A. Tolleu on Fnirlield
avenue, where they have been staying
since New Yenr'smt account of the ill-
ness of the latter.
~10 lllrl. pure lard for 81, at Smith's
Washington market.
At a special meeting of the directors of
the first. National bank, Saturday even-
ing, the following officers were elected
for the naming year: President I). P.
Ely, \ioepreeident. Russel Frustmashier,
Charles E. Ferris.
The remains of Patrick O'Ilenry of
Bridgeport, who wins killed Thursday
afternoon by the care at I-‘nirtlelll, were
brought to South Nurwslk. where he
formerly retitled, on a special train yea-
terdny morning and taken to St. lisry'll
church, where the funeral was held at ll
o'clock.
The two Hungarians who were struck
by a train in this city last week. end
who have since been at the hospital 'in
Bridgeport, are reported to be getting
along nicely. Hownrth, though, does
not improve no rapidly as his companion,
Kiss. Of the two the latter was consid-
ered at the timeoftltoirbeingstruck, to
be in the worst condition.
Engine No. 57. drawing ninclonded
freight can. jumped the frog this wide
of the Illuminate freight office in this
city, shortly after 1 o'clock yestenluy
morning. Before tholocolnotiv‘eoould
bestopllod nearly the entire trainihed
run 00 firetruck. 'lhetlndeobox on the
funny tilti't’ on” his" Bo: all/ream Wit”
,0. Faint rem intuition“
on the trackahout'lo‘clock. Theth
entrust-tandem Fin-tern Hutu: or-
prm were delayed some time.
~A are investment. rum to double by
July let, stock in the Brushed Lend Co.
rot pnrtleuhrs inquire of Goo. Lacti-
wood. at Ginsu“.
liar. (3. A. Piddock. oditorofTheChrb-
tlsn Beerstery, of Hartford.
earlier-M "it? 3'
’ mm moment: in“ "“9
”‘Juhn Cove-legit. «Mini-Em
spent sundeyin Birmingham, Conn.
m bargeKntielfsdden n dinchnrg.
manipulate-Woodmen.
. Tollesto. .
Ferdinand Hayes; the North Main
street butcher, Vll‘cllnfll'ted to his front.
mm? ‘ ‘ 'i' in"; grey mi «(paw-n”
W t” l a“? mf‘ii' i?»- N
4 . . . hr . J wi'
(31mm street with the grip.
Frederick 3. Field, engineer on the
switcher It the Consolidated freight
yard, is the proud lather of n bright
boy, bornyesterdsy. ‘
Everett and LeRoy Nash. sons] of
June- H. Nash. of Beyview avenue.
started Saturday for Wilbrnhutn, Mm,
where they will attend a univenity.
Tholsrge grey false, "Ionic." owned
by Liverymn A. Solmnns, died end—
denly at the stables this morning.
The horse had just returned from a
drive. ' ,
-—Pickled tongues, piek‘ed plga’ feet
and pickled tripe. nt Smith's Washington
market.
Annie P. Holinnd, the three-yenr-old
daughter of the late Mrs. John Ilollnnd,
died at her home on Boyntond street,
Saturday night. The funeral was held
from the house at l l o'clock thiemotning.
The preeentatiou of "The Danger Sig-
nal” in the Union Chapel Temperance
Reform unociation hall. Washington
street bridge, tomorrow evening. should
be witnunled by a crowded house. The
price of admit-non is within the reach of
all. The cast is a mug one.
Special nerviws will be held in the
first If. E. church every evening thh
week, with the exception of Saturday
evening. The meetings are largely at.
tended and very interesting. The one
this evening will~be~condncttd by the
Epworth league.
Themwu every Inge. nttendenee nt
the nleetingu of the Salvation Army yet
terdqy. They were «inducted by (by
thin and live. Hartwright. of New York.
Their vocal selection-land the violin solos
by Mr. llurtwright added greatly to the
interest in the mica.
The coudltion of Rev. Archibald
\l'hcaturl continue: to improve, although
he is not yet able to sit up or to receive
visitor-e. lie was first taken with the
grip before Christmas, but his motioned
prostration is undoubtedly due in a
great degree to over-work.
Mrs. Ruth Knapp died It Dark-n yes-
tenlnymgedoa years. Thefunernl will
be at the residence of Theodore Knapp,
in this city. on Wednesday afternoon at
half-punt two o‘clock. Nut. Knapp was
the sister of the late Harry llforehouse,
of Dorian. and the sister of the deceased
mother of William 11. Swords.
~Rt-nsounhle prices at lane‘s depot
restaurant.
Rev. ll. 1'}. Borneo, pastor of the
Methodist church. (dictated: oi the
fttncnl of Mrs. lorindn Duke Smith,
held st the residence of her son on
Elizabeth street. Satunlny sftc‘rnooo,
and theeiogingwasbythequurtette
choir of the church. The pan-bearers
were I). F. Ilunt, J. 8. Dunning. Edwin
Wilcox. end John Powell. The renal!-
were buried in the Norwalk cemetery.
linrry Cert-on. of South Norwnlk,
died at the Bridgeport lulupitltI-‘Iutunlny,
night. The remains wilibe brought to
Norwnlk today nnd will be buried to
marrow. The deemsed well n member
of St. John's lodge A. I". a A. If. The
older residents will remember him In
. _ . whimpmlrimwmted.
mi, Minnelli-Wilt WM
lilo to the new building: about town.
lio’v'lnsillwdde Ind bore no excellent
reputation. llis funersl' ‘will be held
from in. John‘s lodge room tomorrow
morning st 10 o'clock. All Ifserlns
Invited.
mPerle notice with pure cream. on n
cap, depot mtsnrnnt. (men all night.
ltev. Otho F. Burtholow, of Boston.
preached two um: mirth
l‘sther,"andlntheeveniog lisp-soiled
on "(lonrerestionftakiag hlsteltt truth
alien of thechristian ahonld stall
ttmrrbe just nspure nil helpful- if
made in heaven. The M frivotn-r
Mrflmwhsowm
nondvnneemtntinChrltthn-ettvltynud
”menu bendswlthoatths-t»
pt. I; u. W 'lgmlt :iw'w i (ll,
, interset in thenhyaot wait met-fasted.
Wilhn: "Permanent-o ,1
ttonlsin haven.” Bessidtheconver- "
. i ii
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menu-rm will/ht W U I
o'eloahflm afternoon for the
or receiving minte- for the
meetlnglnthgnmnlng. . '
”condition dill-my Harmon
. muggy mm grown?
rmwasmr
munch-Mun! huge-lent
Coach's, Beyview event, on Walrus:
deyeveningofth'bwock. Annrtlthno'
ry will he one ofthe walkout:
form 'Mociation rotating. yet-tad”
uftanoon, was led by the pveaidcnt,
Jonphliller. Anunrberopokw on tho
«that mm and corridor-bk
'—.“—~—__
TheOon-olidutndmndiein hurdlock.
It isnot in mitten finndllly,bntee
regard: broomotivea. The annuity ii-
pmae’dwitbwovk. lnordertokeevtrp
with tricolor-and krone-Alva must be
ml. And they are very mum-perv
tally in the freight department. There
art-many machines in the shop,otbm
months vergeofgoingthennndthera
isngreutrushintbmtohmlmv
menu. It will not he bug. however,
when the rmdmoym from ”from
ofthegrip. w”
"Hands Acre. the Ben," I powerfully
and mieticelly written mebdrutnuby
Henry Pettitt, and one whichhas already
gained favor in all the lending title».
will huthouttnction silo-true”,
Saturday averting. January it» The
utenery is especially fine and some of the
transformations are wonderful mm
of the perfection of M mocha-m
The revolving prison and shipper-a we
said to be particularly beautiful and will
curry many unrprheu to the putmof
Music Hall. "Hunk Antone thrilled" it
n rtmng ploy. full of melting inculcate,
andittelle with much vigor undoing:
mtt e sympathetic story in which
lumesty, innocence, null good“ have n
temporary herd title in mm with
persistent villtnny but amen cl vie?
torioon in the end when vice warmth.
“If". Theplnyb «Wm/the an
of artists, including lint Corn Ideal],
whostnnedlesttle-onn-anJfJIill's
mammothmt and William “m.
formerly of “Held by the Enemy" Mid
"Blue Jeans."
nonwitn ”intro. y
it Irony W of Ito-e I'm the
M. and “Inn.
F. W. Brynnt ’3 building 3 new it'l-
boat which will be lat—chi in the
spring. . . _,, A.“
Mrs. Daniel Outer-bunks is eeriomly ill
ntthe ream of Marrow.“
Winnipouk. I... <___
While bundling molten ire-one day
but week. Edward Henry. a miller
employed in Arnold & Cola foundry, land
his right eye badly burned.
George Clothe, the ovum or mlvwlvlk
Park. Ins petitioned the wit-am for a
permit to build an iron bridge from the
pier on the pork grounds new tin river
to Riverside venue.
The hair: of (larvae lave, of Norwalk,
‘I’otrick Brennan null Samuel F. Colt. of
New Haven. and m “It, of
W will receive it” each u»
meow from the We! col-m
The Norwflk nit Booth Nevwnlh
Wilghtcornpnny’slinemmu
word at thin end of town. putting
upnnew ”6%wa
tlwcnmntforthewm
0mm. '
10mm
l evening.
‘urrl‘edownyflfm monument-etch
lllll &
.i. ,. in... i
m: km" Wm rill ‘w
Way In lltsrnford.
Illa Winnie Moore of ”sebum spent
May with relative- on Union Perk.
Our norther- lolly, I. 0. 0. Earn!
Divider» l5. 9! 1.. mutt We
m 3 tr), 25.991.“ trlm‘rm (git. I! :‘ n U" >
mi . . .
..
All that Perimeter unwell can do in
the way of udvertiled letters this week
is one for Illa hoe.
Joseph flaky.“ N: -rtb avenue. eprwl—
albieleft ankletietardny night by fallv
ingott thelce in hieown drmrynrd.
J, A. Duty,“ Bow York city, spent
yesterday at the Duty furore-tall on
Wolverine-Alla: grunt of hit Wither.
lfrn. I. It. Doty.
(like Manor, flurry Lieboki, and
(ms. Groom willy: to Niagnra
Valle uwrnorrmron the livenhed land
ant-moi» ”conical.
The civil will! B. P. Adorn» v.1. flurry
Kanell wa- again ltdjrmmed by Justice
(fruitfully! th'tr atoning until solubility
morning It It! o'clock.
TmmJnm Bailey. of the Fair
field Homily Having Book. is winding
afew Joy-in Bow York. A. If. Vamp
in filling his dank of the book.
I’m, Albert 8. (Hum. of a
limb-alter mittens, o mud-rm of llr‘.
We (Jule. no in town yeflrtrlny
calling on relative» and friends.
J. J, linn‘lrrn‘ is mutating for the role
of he inmm in the Jam It. lilie-
my. If the: mteie sold mom!
mm ml MWW prob
able.
Tlmmmlmlrof thefimofllrmvnt
lkxlglmtogether with the-transcend and
Wm Mounting but»
my Arr-tin? one» this afternoon in
mwammamm
Alum me hundred of the some";
MW. not meal W
from the I'm Bovwnlk department, at:
tended the Y. )I. (f. A. wire yarn-lay
nth-rum. They were addrlewul by
Rev. 3. ll. Watkins
Attorney John J. Walsh snarl-ell the
”minty of ”or. erl’mrt Murphy on
Fair street friloy ofmnmo, to rewm
bio for» in the «elem, . Wombat-y-
Mnrphy me. ”be settled the matter
My afternoon.
Sr. and lint. fr; 0. Rotter. Ilr. and
Illa» Frank T. Imd, )lr. sod )lrls.
PM (2 Bennett and Br. and lustful»
womwtywhkhwillgoni
New York tomorrow «wing to not
(fr-n: in "For Horny."
Muir I’m an lichen who come to
anhttkoveroymr up: and
eluted a whirling they at Wmm,
afterward» mini; to Wilton arm,
will-oil term for Italy, to bring
bio wife and family to flair malty Iota:
in the wring. “A
«:4»er & Boy: will nil table linen
and uphill» elevator than any «her
mum fwthencrtmrdaylt.
lieu-tr mm pm
PM time-mule: W, A. Ambler. of
WW PM. (i. A. It. int-livid
warmly W m of Edwin D.
l'lckett Pilot, MM, (5. A, It“ at ltidnr—
menu-mum (WA. A.
Mrymftkfovmyumhoatwhd
the W
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phone company? copper litre ”were
t~Atototdeurpu
new ' , ‘
hovfialknnthNM
iiteuutierorm:m
tellefcheehtbgnm'wflehwfl
”Wfiifism‘dmu
“maxim,“utbrm
tn the ferrule
smmumfl'r rs»
with Wfllfl M
or a in detail. r"...
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hurt but"
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p, " ftén’ftfizermvmk
fl ‘yatmleytoqni them.
ii; >“.‘ fl-.. M-
‘B. J. W of “on. was in
towwym,mfwhiew
heraflmflnry,whowentslvigh
mm afterm- willie?”
”more. suited liar-tarry
at. Aenltrl‘tueirluf eel-um
mwwmmmum
alloyed.
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tlefatymntkm’ «their
mm. Mme-r,
filmmmw'hwurho
”(by W. the m ema-
n’nhummm duet—v
prawn-tannin” the Armory
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.00,
nahington Street. ‘ . South Norwalk
’liJJlrurnrnen drew a Fletcher bi—
cyclelqt week.
M.—
fleorge W. fielleck is ill nt‘hie home on
”min “not. ‘
The lit-ea (limited, of Mott avenue,
will give a drive whilst party this 9V8“?
i”, L5!
Milt- flu-lo Dammit, of East avenue,
“Wing the week at Hammock.
. .‘v. ' , "
TM...» ”3 ii '3‘“.
l'. W. Smith. the thin street lmtcher,
found a valuable youngehcpherd doglollt
week.
31m Lottie Mead. of New York. has
returned fronts "lit at the residence of
Harry “lover, of Went Main street.
Dr. J. ft. Gregory, while turning his
Win frontof Alonzo Kelly’e resi-
altmmon Went Main street, overturned
it. William writ thrown out in the
ninth. The buggy was badly broken.
fll'lllt THE RIVER.
Inn not! “out, of the I!” In
lune-II.
Miro Ruth Mar-key. of New Yorkulpent
Sunday with In, Fred Boerum. on Riv-
mide avenue.
Mine [femur Wilson, of Riverside nve
mimic“ a valueble gold wan-h while
tinting Botunlny evening.
limit
The Bound Adventists will hold their
quarterly conference at Waterbury,
Jun. ’20. The fillet Norwslk Advent
Christian church will send all delegates
Jamel» I'Zi'erulen, William Ilart and Hen.
ry_Tucher. ”M __
The titu’ond Advent Sun-lay school will
hold their quarterly convention at the
church here on Friday of this week. The
fiveorfen, William Hurt. Henry Tucker
and F. ii. Aimwiirth.
little Annie Knish, of Fourth avenue,
was randomly run into by a boy while
chilling on the [rind Bnturdny evening.
Kb: wee knocked down and rendered un-
eonrcious for route time. but was after
ward nble to walk home.
Revival services will ht- held every
evening this week. except Saturday in
the Part avmoell. E. church. At the
WM theliundny ecbool. yesterday.
music war furnished by Miss Jessie
“airfield and Willinrn I‘oyvez. violins:
Edward Town-mm. mrru-t, and )lim.‘
Sella? ll'l‘lrfnillt‘dlt'u, nemnnpunied
on the organ. The interest in the
rho-d is growing rapidly. Nest
Surnhry a male quortette will render
errant infections. '
A mrpmo party was given in honor of
”in W11 Harris, of Fort I’oint road,
Worthy evening. June. Youugs favor-
el the company with his music. The
young folk npent a [pleasant evening play-
ing gum until a late hour, when sup
pvr was served. Among thine present
were Hattie film‘ooll. Katie Shea,
Daisy Ital-em. Lottie Jones. Henrietta
Harrie, (inure Hart. Sadie Brown.t70lntn
Griffin. Eddie Griffin. Frank Holmes,
Willie Tobey, lichael Shea Jame-s Shea,
At the Fat nvenue M. E. church, the
parlor. Reta if. Pegg. preached Inst
“mini; to a good audience on awaiting
out of sleep and the light which Christ
gives to inquiring souls. A noticeable
feature in the services at this church is
thr-lnrgcnntnbcr of young people who
Attend them. The "inching was fol-
lowed by an interesting prayer meeting
in which Ill rummaging number took
part. Then-viral tidcseelne to be m.
tag in the church, and the prmpeel for a
mid winter's work it brightening. All
who believe in the prmnotiou of the
work of find uninvited to Insist in the
will” to he held thin week.
I’m MIIALK.
)Io. Joli» w. l’ennell, in civilian; ill
with porno-loin.
)frv. Yank Burch villiting her aunt
in «touted,
III. Willie-t Craneis confined to the
m with tile grip.
While Sylvester ltemingum. of Rowsy-
”nurturing from n rirlit tohls
niece, ”murals: Johrrntrn, the sleigh
broke-rad be we. inn-ed amnion-blade-
“{‘JfinfiquLWI bornernn
WWW while deliver.
”mum-wupletswmk
ultrahigh.
“Bubblasfloudy ill for
routine. latnrdey strum. as he
wubdlgtnkwtfmnhis from here to
“Wehmm runner of the
“brothndknw-Wontand
llrlr‘glm to the convention are James .
r ,
in:
MM ,
this
1 undead.
Charles
WESTI’llllT.
Cinder L. Allen, of Compo, Snug:-
tuck. who for tome time has been con
fined to his bed with n severe attack of
In grippe, is reported to be slowly recov-
ering. :
fl’heexecutiveeurmnitwe of the Staples
‘ Bulletin! olefin unwind am.
noon. ,
MMWE,‘M$G of! ithe‘ loit- Pat~
fickliarriganjrmfla’ring from enamel:
of pneumonia and ill reported to be in a
critical condition.
Joseph Mills. the genial and gentle-
manly car driver of the home railroad
company, agnin l’tzilllllt's his [million as
“whip," much to the natisfnetion of the
company and ital patrons.
E. A. Gaul-bet, ticket agent for the
Consolidated road at Saugatuck, resumed
his position to—dny after a brief Illness.
We clip from the Bridgeport Evening
Post the following:
R0 ’31 \\'. Raymund. son of I". X. Ray-
moni , a student of Wedeynn university.
has been unjustly spoken of in the papers
as Rev. While he is good enough toown
the title and ’nlllkely tu wlpe day. it is
premature to give it to him now. It is
true that one or twu discourses of his de-
liven-d in the village M. H. church gave
pleasure and were creditable. 9o
The correapindent who wrote theztbove
knows not whereof he speaks. Mr. Ray—
mond 't-l justly entitled to the title of
"Rev." While- he is not an ordniutnl
prmeht-r. he is licensed by his church to
preach, and him its much right to enjoy
the title of "ltev." all the following cirr—
ical gentlemen who have successively
supplied the pulpit of the Settgntuck III.
E church: Rev. l'. E. Burto, Rev. R. T.
Cooper. Rev. It. I. B. Illulun and the
pull-lent motor. the Rev. 31 F. Movis. all
of whom were not ordained but were for.
nirlhetl with u preacher's Ila-use.
If nevi-n healthy boys mu wear out 4').
[min of shoes. worth $1.90 a pair. in a
year, and l'.’ sickly boys wearout '34 pairs
in the some time, what Would the father
of the sickly boys low in l'l months if he
bought 26107.01! bottles of Cactus Blood
Cure for $24 no and gave it In his sons?
Answer: {67.20
Parents who wish their children to be
healthy should visit R. I]. Pluisted'sdrug
atone and purchase a supply of Cactus
Blood (lure.
gufrrlainulgqts.
l Qfii‘nm
, ' mo In
, mild-r
some Other oSSE rungs?
leading Blunt. 33 Washington Street. South Harwell.
The Union Gospel Temperance lie-
torm Association Dramatic lilltll
Will prmnt T. ii, Dh'linlrulll'llv lintmn. In two
'Ju‘h. t-liflflv .
THE DANGER'SIGNAI.
In their hall on the Washington 5!. bridge,
Tuesday Ev’g, Jan. I 9,
AT 13 SH ‘IAKSK.
llllllSSlllll I5 tEllTS.
llll all lillillT sttvrlllirll.
"illill‘ null t‘i~~~m>la l'll‘i‘flfll in tln- llt‘sl
munnrr fur Elm lt’llrl money. I'llllantbflultinn
gunman-l. \'nllllm‘ti.~illlu~tetlfree. Address
Box trill. .‘illilll Sormllk. fittiln
For Sale.
BFQT “HI-”Y “llili‘wlnllt'l'illt-
A. hours», In: grim“, ”a mum“
Iz’lgr; shoulder. 3 pound.- fur 'Jlr; rib Tonal. 13kt.
Prov-”rs human. :1 Wall «rm-t. name:
DB. 8. ll. sculll’Plli,
trtttlluln sutatoll.
ll'ortnerly “intent to Dr. Bridges.)
little? in tingriry'n Drug More. Norwnlk.
ilellw
city Board of lltlisl Notice.
VUTB'Eht hereby given that the Board of
A Relief tur thet'lly 0f South Nurwuik. will
meet on Monday. Jnnrlnry t. at mm. m.: l‘r't-
rlny January ll, nt Zfiltp. tn; I'M-y. January
ill, or 7:3! p. m..uml Slum-lily denim :5. at
7:100, tn, u the t'ouneil t’tilrlnber. furl w pur-
lseof hearing and determining nli ntltenln
mm the thrill e uf the (‘lty ctr-wire our
amultziu uni tunneling the valuation in the
lint «if I." .
LitAT'f‘lllntw t‘tlltltll'f't'u Bum-ti of
"BMW I). roll. t Relief.
Dated It the Cit of South Norwnllr. the run
«124 in
day of December. ”I.
’cullltlllsllll‘uls' NOTICE ' l
' ‘ltE Bl’l 'ltllilill int-id m the
1 Cult“ mu far lmlletrtctu Nor.
wall, 00:1)qu to receive. canine rind
deride um the visions of the err-titer» of the
mlsteof John II. Derterml Nurwulkdn said
District, on insolvent debtor. hereb give no—
tlre that we will attend to thr- dnt on of our
lllll npprllnttneol st the Common l'IIilf'Wll
bomber," South Smells. tn Norm-lit, in
laid District, on the Mth day of March.
and on the lab dsy of flail. but.» too o'rlflt‘k
forum, of curb of are dull.
Held Court but limited sad showed three
months from the date hereof for theeshibitlon
to no of claims spin-t mild call-tr.
Alameda; Norwsllldhe lath tiny of anuary,
. D..
. i. UllliNlthliAhl.{
0:5in! ALGBAY. l
5
Colonic-tom
ill Ii fl ll
PAYM ENTS
uwunu
Watches. chins. charms.
llantel Cloclsiliamonds.
lllllll, llllllllll & llllll’lll.
2t! Ilium tt, .
cm Artur... bully-Jim
iii-rio— .aé?””5i
overlie rinse.
Emm-
t!
V
will lllllltfl-lllllllllt run cuss trill-"nits.“ lump.
For tenants. Picnics, Traveller. Yachting. Etc.
0 C
Will k.
villi...
or 5-02. mo {Hm onus.
TllE rum-mulch illillllofs . .
» llulll Ellli‘lISH Pillll Plllllllllll
Chicken Liver,
I’lleuent.
Seymour, ‘
Taylor dietitian.
lleal Estateand Insurance.
msmlltl'mtl still-:1.
,Sq’q , 0
.-. it 2 -
‘ FGIiND.
vo 'x' n -pnu-l- 2 “ TOT
in”; gazetthe .332? Wfihfim t in
advertisement and pmvin rt . 5‘. W.
Smilinh’r Main altrect. Norwlfnf’k".ope yillllit
’ L08T.“~ fl
. . , “ha
I..\Il\":-l gold watch. attached tolli‘nlllnb
chain. on the Rant Nonvulk pond. Blur-
tluy evrlllrm. lteytfurd will he paid for itl re-
turn to .\l. H, “risen, il Rivenide avenue.
Last Sorwnlk. illl It
WANT Ii D.
xl'flp'Z rirl. Must be well recommended.
55 if
1‘ Apply at. thinofln-e.
\[Af'IIIXE operator» to learn atrlsiv sowing.
. .‘Iuet beat least eighteen years of age.
It: ply at unveil) [Jennie a: Blanchard. South
Nut-walk. Ct. j Iw
'l‘tl LET.
IIt- home worm-r of Hartford Place and
rilluth Main sire-wt. It rooms. rent 5!).
Alex; house Xi.). m Windward avenue, rent Sit.
Inquire of E. A. “'nud word.
I. tll'fl-I of sow-n norm on ('wiarstreet: rent,
. :.. Iflqlllf't' m I". liltym'mnrket..\‘ortb
Mam ism-er. jiil tf
xlliv‘Fl'rlitf‘lfi A“ Corbett apartment house,
a four rmrm tin! with all modern improve
uu~nt.~. to n Mlllkll family. Enquire at the
omcci’if'l'ht: Ulll vlclllllgnr f'n. til “halting-
fun about. , jl5 lf
1_ ALI. inf Dirndl-H block, suitable for lodge
. mauvlrf)‘ medium. Applytfhl. Irving
Dillllll'. jIZ lw
' W0 neurnd tlmnr llsurtrlicnts. consisting of
the rooms emfliJlli ”slime avenue. East
Novrwalk. \‘Vntv’rin and nut. Rent 89. A ly-
to John 'l‘ryon, :Er Rimmin- avenue. Eliot £31»
‘ tf
vmllt. Jl
( )SE room 7533?): uimone room Shittwlth
. pow" and hymn; heat. Will rent separ-
ulr or together. \ cry light urnldesirnblc rooms
for light manufacturing. For 0 nos inquire of
[-2. F. Knapp, Water street, South Norwnlk.
d2! t
;\SIX—Rfl0)l Cottage for small family. on
A Ilurritt avenue. Modern irrltrrnvrrnents.
Apply toi‘hcz-ter I". ('lurk, its Quintud avenue.
South Slvrwalk. nlD-tf
IIIWSE on Fourth nurture. lurur cornerof
(‘live nth-ct. E33! Norwnik. Apply to
Jacob .‘l. Layton. nit) if
[‘0]! SALE.
‘1' a gram purifier. if sold before Wednes-
1 tin 'cvenmgm ilnnliantnr t bra: and n huff-
ymr-ol- luv. Hill. lliel been driven single and
div-filth"; Inquire of ham Hitlniltlm, ut the
\\ nrwll'k If vtel. South Norwnlk. jlli 3t:
\SUI’SI) and good liar-a» for all work or
i fllrmly use. For sale cheap. Apply ut
South Nil-walk Hinton More. jlliilt
l gentle iltl‘l kind in all fhll'fii'h'o. l'hlteton
null hamme- in good i-unllillnu. Ap-
ply Ill flurry Mill-1t. Ir “'est uvenlle, So. Nor-
walk. or at licoJi. “Veil .‘k “We flu‘tlrryjltlw
“The Vision of Hell." by trim Alivhivri.
'foll‘lJtt'd by the Its-v. lienry Fflllif'llt
(vary. M. D.. and illustrated with lltxltlllfl of
.VI. hustuve lion. Published hyi'unseli. l'elIt-r
&_fllllpin. In exrellent condition. (‘mt 53:.
\\ ill be sold for six. Apply at this office. jttf
.\'t' mare. iltflt‘ftl’l will harm». Ill-rue
gnfrrfainmruls.
mus": lull, sounl llllllllllll.
Friday, January 22d.
MR. CHAS. FRUHMAK’S Cl).
In the queen of romullcn.
‘uANE"
Direct from If” nigh” it! tho
‘ MADISON SQUARE THEATRE
N. Y. CITY.
if” Sent-l now on «he nt lloyt'» luui tin-mnry'n
"mt: Store».
, nuslc Hill. suunl llllllllllll,
Saturday, Jan. 23.
Till: GREAT MEWDRAMATII.‘ BUi‘tlm
THE SEA.
With ell the grand Ironic end mechanic l
effects. including the revolving prison and nhl‘p
, on.
motion at Beautiful ternary."
Bentsnn Bole nt tloyt’s end timory's
Mom,
9 "he?
transom". tax. :0.
“bill!!! l Infill specialty Bl.
romeo”. us. at.
you Ilrtm' lecithin.
ldhht
“my. mt. n,
Norwalk Chronicler