W
Months. no. ovary EDBPENDEE ”HERON ‘
moi if mmiIl-WWMWWO'HIP
[ thin“ that. orolaewhoi'c. wit-ail PAY you our. setup, or .
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«an»?
E Y,r ‘c‘ m L“, {Y r V r V’
fill an ways one
atoll With Plaisted’s
cough Remedy.
2i: and 5th: a Bottle.
. IIIIIIIFIBTIIIEII IT '
g‘jPlaisted’s lirug Store,
43 Washington St.
‘ iii nfllllIEISTs Sill n.
* “I!” THE :Fllllilwllli:
.Gmaoa B. Pump, Door Sin-Know
ingthe formula from which Plaisted's
(Dough 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 contain;
no opium or other poisonous-or injurious
times
C. 8. Murmur, M. D., Sol-walk.
Dmliircncocx. M. D., "
G. B. McGomAL, M. D., ‘~
W10. Bonn, .13.. M. D. So. Norwaik.
(3.6. Boumas, M. D.,
101', M. D.,
HWOWORD, M. 1)., Stamford.
It. L. Romulus, M. D.,
W. albumin. D. B field.
ELIMY C. Curran, M JV est Somer-
villé, Mam:
n
m: nutritious its"
non various parts of the l' tilted States,“
wall as Euro i{come reports of the -
fwhich untimely alfwccudwt‘b'c
whole"f “The lawsuit». during the last two
alpidamieof III”- I has
beautracedm by Dr Sis ey. of London. In his.
notcheIearIy siiows that IIheseedsofthain-
institution” in lethotvvo previouii epidemlt a only
1 led atmoaph oaph‘rlilgiar‘ui Enfl‘llllm
M as or 9% r atn tell any
hemlio n of the
diam-ad sate-mum rted by the
winds. but. in reality II traveled rapidly weat-
M .i Ibo tut “AWN“, f mtualswyeatergy
wing at rum nrope 0
New thorn in a vast wave
to the Whig better prom
couldbe wanted Iodlemonaarate Ills infective
W. rain eaaan snow as wea
at my; cuiavly favorable to e.Ihe
“1 can‘t» infectious rma.
themoeI vi question no ting In re re»
mot the epidemic. an the one moat
Intergtlng to the “public is what todo for it. or
Ionik. The wherefore of this an-
wzlemimélupialmd by the
Manila!" ri.
blogwm militarism-I.
vigor-ta the“ 4. atom I“
Ellyn aaablalt tow is the
magical men in
, mutual; Dram Morel! McKenzie and
mum all American phy-
nd‘um that the nystern
must be toned upa up p. Over one
ndlbn it
W citiu dunno! Kuwait will tell “mm
nothing equal to mwxa to en-
npthe system. In
fault”, hvealo‘:lnovooru for in ectlousgerms or
wastEE... “a... ..
I. ll. STILLS“, 32 Vuh’gton 8t.
Ii. A. GliEEllilY it 00.,
Norwalk.
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THE EVENING SENT[NEE.
flm GOWINIIIIMINIW;
M. Intifada-'33
.Scaata.
.Mlautnnmwwbmmw.
snow; sonsuo’i uni-mp? goo
. WWJ’
Httl
, ,L g.
' snort-garlaataw-atiém
hmmmm‘wwiw i
I”; mbably wall. with undecided
changes of cmperaturo and fresh. variable
winds, mostly westerly. followed by increasing
cloudiness. Milly with rain or snow. On
'hraaduy partly cloudy Io cloudy warmer
. wepther will probably prevail. followed by
rain or snow and waibly by rough sea off the
' coils. and by clearing. coldar weather on
Wednaaday.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our (III! In Doll;
and Saying.
The boaIFlmhis dhoitarglugacargo
of coal for J. H. Ferris.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Persona, ofBrook-
side Stock Farm, spent Sunday in New
York.
-—'l'he hdies of rm, churchwwill
boidacakeaudnpronaale. at the Sm:-
day school room. Wednoada .Jun. I’ll,
from 3 till ll o'clock. The public cor-
dially invited
The annual ball of Putnam Hose com~
puny. at Music Hall, Thursday evening,
should not be forgotten.
Paul Reicbow, formerly of South Nor-
walk, but now [wasted in Stamford, is
calling on old friends to-day.
The George V. Becker company will
give an exhibition of their self-raising
tlourat Charles E. Seymour’s atone,33
Washington street. tomorrow. and
continuing until the 30th.
Dr. Richardson‘s Red Clover, Winter.
green. Dandelion and Sammriila. Blood,
Liver and Kidney Ten cures Blood Du?
orders, Liver Complaint and Kidney
Aflections. Ark for be. or tile. ample.
—Here is a genuine bargain, and one
never offered before in link city: - Child-
ren's rubbers that were never sold for
leas'than 25 centsa pair, reducedatD.
ll. ilarveyh to only i5 cans.
John Keogh desires us to stall? that ill!
transactions relative to tho armay lull
have been greatly exaggerated, arid that
he did not order-any suits and uniforms
for the drum corps His orders for
clothing be confined to apairuf pants
and hat. His ticket purchase he was
personally responsible for. and that was
all straight.
—-Hoyt's Cough Remedy is leading all
similar preparation. .
The death of Mr. O'Mniley, yesterday,
bybeing struck by the projecting abed
at the station. suggests very forcibly
that that source of danger to brakernen
on freight trains should be removed at
once, which can be done bycbanging
the track or raduc' the shed. To
leave this trap any gov than is abro-
Iuteiy necessary would be criminal neg~
loci, as every brakeman on freight
trains is exposed to its dangers.
——We have reduced our gallerettu. the
best thing over altered, to only 90 cents,
and ourSuumRubborswearuaalilng
for 30 cents. Nothing equal to these
goods for the, money were ever beforu
-offened. C. II. Harvey's. 70 North Main
atrtet.
Miss Jennie Howard gave a birthday
party at her home on Woodward amine.
Saturday afternoon and evening. Among
titer young friends present were: lilacs
Minnie Schaub. Lillie Getla', Dalila Jar—
via, Marnie lamina, Alice Byxbee,
Minnie Scovili, Matinee-boar. Mary
McAllirter. Idliieltoeb. [in Williams.
Alice whey“. and Marten nor-co
Key-worth. Perry Kayworth,titaven~.lar-
vb, Eddie I-‘rocb, iorainaiirown Charlie
Trotvltl’ldp. livable Kosher, and
Howard Tilly. lb Howard received
more very pretty presents from her
’young friends. After partaking of slip-
pertheyspenttba evening with attic
and apnea, and had a good time gener-
ally.
--Pnra oodaewdtrpuramuca
cup.dcpotraatauraut. Opanailnigbt.
om Giuhkaaa‘n attention was at-
tractadfioturday aftuuonntoawoman
and mania anargummt ontba depot
platform. Molasrbadftomtbawpnian
dialing quaanwaadthat
abakqha hobolnllrltl'aport.
Them’smwaaWilliamGrkwaki.
apflnteraadpapzhaagr. animal:
buabmrdingwi In Batu y
Mmmhommmuo for
doctor’s bllh.whlah aha had mat for
Mai daringammtriakau. flaw-a
Min In hookup and a talafltaaa
wmmtoOaptaial’Inkwmau.
of who 1:“an
and for m The Hum
clan-aka Wampum
mornihgthbI-m
Manila
mallow-able“
BuvoyW.Baii, allusion-put
ale-commands»... mom
ofFredil. Panonsm
Mr. anera. Beach, «Newark. N. 3.,
spent Sundayle their daughter. Mrs.
Oliver-E. Weed. South Main street.
ow .156? south will M‘WHM‘
Korma: mugging
"toils; next \ cilanxilhfiwtlfi
“Mfimfingy,i lUi “a_
Roman. Null left town today; (it
Glencoe, Florida, his mother accompa-
nying him. They will be gone about
three months.
(Instav Fitter and AlbinN kirchner
will celebrate the annive 1' their
birth at their home on Stuart avenue.
this evening. ’______
—Hoyt's Cough Remedy is higth an
darned by the medical profusion.
The Ariou singiugsociety had a very
pleasant concert intheir hail Iaatavou-
ing. Violin solos were rendered by
Manitoba-t McDonald and Profes-
Iair Richard Vogler prehided at the piano
with his usual skill.
Philip i-‘imiuunous was arrested yes-
terday afternoon for intoxication. lie
was brought before Juatioo Townaend
this morning. but u be is an old soldier
and inpoor healththe can waanolled
after the prisoner was reprimanded by
the judge. __.__
—Down they go. Prices on boots and
shoes. We mean C. II. Harvey will sell
anything in his store at a reduction of 20
per cent.
Anewiiteraryandaocial aocietytobe
called the Chautauqua Union, is to be
organired this evening. Persons who
wish to join it are invited to meet with
the two Ubautanqm circles at the home
ofMitnLLI'k-Iiw. pruideutoftbe
Bill Circle, 6i Weat street. The hour is
So‘clock.
——P‘icklcd tongues. pickled yip' fact
andplcklad tripe, at Smith'- 'Waahlngton
what. 1
I Mwfll bo'apaoial novices in the
Baptiatcburch Ibliiweek. ‘i‘biuvening,
at'lo’cluck. the regular monthly burl.
new meeting of the Young People's
society willbaboidnnd at'izlbm spec»
iai prayer meeting. The meeting on
Wodnlllay evening will be unincted by
Rev. C. A. Piddock, of Hartford; Thurs-
day evening. Rev. Mr. "ray. of the
Emanuel llaptlvt churn-hf Bridgeport,
will Imd; Friday". Rev. Mr. Pitidot-k will
ngaluhave charge.
J9»
~Ihnccn, yumngwtdaucingptlmpa.
at C. ll. [larvey'a for if; oeuta. that have
been rudumd' In price from .I. 75.
A majority of the members of the
Congregational church having expreastai
their [reference for Rev. 8. Dwight
Butler. of Portcbeatc. a church meeting
will beheld Friday evening at 7:30, to
takeaotitmlnragardtoaecuring blmal
a pulpit supply. Mr Butler has mpied
the pulpit of the church but twice. but
has already maldiabed himself a favor
lie with church and society. He has
been very successful in his work in
Portcbeater, the membership of the
church having increased largely during
his Innovate.
-—lleasonabla price- at lane's depot
reatanrauI.
ll. Theila has purchased Sullivan's
cigar barium in the Mainackemo hotel
block and took poser-riot: this morning.
Mr. Theile it giving the store and shock a
thorough overhauling. Among the
temper will boa Ikomugh "flotation,
repainting and new pap-ring. Mr.
Thalia is an old hand at the lamina-a,
having aucoaufully modulated it for
yearsiuthepmtotllce. lnhianew
quarters wli have a chance to spread
ntm‘llt,‘ cop-dim my will lit up a.
no a cigar outrun bin lotto. poll.
nuke It pleasant for all who moy ”Iron.
Iaabioi. ‘
' -You can save one-fifth the [wlceof
any twin or those by mutilation them
at (7. II. Harvey's during the next week.
Everything method down 9) per cont.
The morning lumen by Manor
ll. Stevens,of Yale divinity school. In
tho «MW church yaw
daywaaon“0haraotvr Building,”from
the mt“ButIlUDdlghtblnthahw
ofthaliord.” Bismuth-am
ing was from Proverb iv. It: “Ia-p
Tiiyllpartwitllailfliimca.” Harald
thanaawho lanaotlearnodtinart of
uk-oantml can our aunt rum in-
ilnenosorbecotnoagraatpow’tr among
hlvfeliowa. Manyalnanwhohanultd
amt-rand ' p , V baboon
enable to council f. The little
woridofaaliiathatnortdiflouitampin
urbaildlnglvhowtothrsotourthoqhta
”bait-Ia III thank
tilt-hold its-oats
Iboaghh elevating and aplittiag. We
mmbflshflravmm was,
tom. 'I‘halnt Mam _
a new locomotive. Ito. to, hated
through tblaaity todayfortbaflounr
loulcrailroadoompuy.
J.Pranknldd.organlatoftbaflovwalk"
Baptbtchmh, iarecovoriogfrora a ra-
‘vereattackofthogrip. Ilewaa unable
him ”if” Knmmtumul
“its: Wu our initial
:10! 'la 1 '
W uni-PW Wm WM?
tin Corbin and friends. was sidetracked
on the Concildatad for several hour: to-
do. w. .
-—llllbs. pure lard torn. at saniti-
Waahiugton market.
Coroner Dotcn, of Bridgeport, was
here this morning, and gave his finding
in the death of Brakamau William
O’Malioy. It la expected that he wit
recommend the removal of the roof over
thedepotplatforlu.
Allen Duchy. of Granltavlllo, drove
to Darien yesterday to bring his mother-
iuolaw, lira. Clarita Tooter, b 80nd!
Norwalk. When heatarted to return he
placed Mrs. Tucker’s satchel, containing
$23 in money. some waving apparel and
other small orticica. in the back part of
the carriage. Upon their arrival at Mr.
llauchy's boom, the hand bag with III
conduits was raining. Mr. Daucby
drove back to Daricn. but could get no
trace of the satchel.
~Qse Hoyt]: Cough Remedy and lopk
happy.
James [1. Mill“. of Stamford, was on
trial before Jmtioe Townsend Ibis uteru-
inl, charged with default: ‘llatcb.
Bailey & (30. He is said to have obtain>
edswck amounting to several hundred
dollars from the firm by forginga check.
The defendant was bound over to the
next term of the Superior court, his
brothers Patrick and Michael giving
bontbiatheaumoffitlo for hiaappcar-
anco. Attorney John D. finder, of
Standard, appeared fog Baum, anal
Joseph Taylor muted.
MINA“ saws.
A Irony ”note! It":- from the
We“ of Town.
8. J. \Yadbum is having his market
wimdfot‘atslonbono. . His call is 57-3.
Archie-8W4. of Brooklyn. w. the
postal 1'. 8. Morison’ our Sunday.
l-ingineer I-liruer Mod. of the long
Inland railroad. was in Norwulk Mr
William Kellogg, who has been sum-r-
ing from grip and rheumatic fever. is
wmcwht‘immvcd.
Thedirectorsof the Norwalk and South
Norwalk Electric Light company are in
mansion this aftermion to moire.
Attire meeting ofgtlonconl Division.
8. of T.. thin evening. there will be visi¢
minim \l’atport. A full attendance
is requested. LL”.--
Rev. D. 3!. Elwood, who has hem
confined Iohlaborno on Kaliqrz atrset.
by an attack of the grip. is able to be
about again.
(7. P. Duty. who was ill at the Nor
walk Military Institute. and was taken
to bk home in New York city, is expect-
ad to return today.
Charles Betta. of Main street. who baa
been afliotad with a spinal trouble. II
this to lay aside his crutchea and now
walks by the aid of a cam.
Mn. 0.C.Bowen.ofbarlaa,apsat
yeatouhy with In. Martin Mull
Merwin street. Her daughter. Illa Etta.
area the guestof Mn. B. J. Tiwmaa, of
Uno- l’urk. W...
fienatovk. J. Hill left town Saturday
aflet‘nbun for Withington. D. 0.. when
lit; idlt tare Mam-rice towitd‘gottlni
Wfiii to rmtwronm
in mud-out , with the petition
to he wanted by Grumman Dei’or.
“ a
According totballautta'l account of
a wedding which occurred at liornik
some forty years ago. there were two
brides, four groom- and IWO'WMIMRI.”
O
People who no to New York orkio do
theiraboppingwiliilad a [soon In the
followingfialabdiqalfiwYork drum-V"
marwimwauailtngahillofgoodato
locailnerchaatthe may: “i w-
in I. we lb may." dith-
m.“wbaoautthl hike
retail W who" my
toruhovaarav. I tell bin 1 would
3... until m. flatly.
‘ iImilltlll'W-II
onas “his“! startle
It'll-fl. “more
“all“ am a. man than M
W8
1! WHITEC
' TM 8M0
STANDARD TOMATOES
11
Charles E.
Dnandllrac B. Midge have re-
tamedfrmna visit to friends in New
York.
Our Brothna’lodga,l 0.0...1' and
Coward Divuon, 8. of T., meet this
evening.
..maatnuw.otooioum..u ‘
madman-abattoir» alpine tang
g'ldflhdvt ,.oMiov in I l' u. t.a
wnrmm, or slikény meet
us purchaaed a building lot in East
Norwalk. _______
In. Mahala Elwood was taken to the
aimabouse this morning, by Selectman
Rayuuaal.
Herbert June, aonof Lawn June. is
abiotobeaboutagain aftoran attackof
the will
Walter Minor. of 02 Beltlen avenue,
iubnda taking aaea voyage about the
that of February.
The column of Alex Smith, of Merwin
attest, who have been ill with scarlet
fever, are improving.
Charles T. Peach bu severed his
connection with the composing rooms
of the Norwalk Gazette.
ilev. George YauAlatync. D. D. pastor
of the Methodist church, was barred up
with the grip yesterday
In. Jasper Pryor starts for Merideu
why to attend bar daughter Mn.
Coop. who is sick with the grip.
Illa Mabel (‘holvrell Miller. of Walt.
auntie, is spending a few days with
Mia Kitty Parker, in Bridgeport.
OllioerAdarnsla out minaftera
wrestle with the grip. There are but
few things that Charlie can't arrest.
The ladies of Grace church Guild will
intact with Mia Hoyt, (ill Main street,
Wednesday altar-om,» the Inuai hour.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hubert Tkylor. of
(hometown, spent. yesterday with the
[Kidd's gnubputonts. Mr. and in. El-
win Fitch. of Main street.
The ten-year-old son of Henry Dicker—
son. of Fair street, who bulletin antler-
ing frontal-0e... w-takontotlno
Bridgr-[mt hospital to-day.
The case of Harriett. E. Jackson vs
Mrs. B. Mdiovm, was caihd before
Justice Marvell this morning, but was
adjourned until Wednesday morning at
ll o'clock. .......
Ida IL. wifcof John ll. Stevens, died
at her home, 7 Marshall street, Satur-
day afternoon. agcdltiyaara The inner-
aiwttibebeid from the house at 3:30
o‘clock mic afternoon.
Georgob‘larkc has decided tobuild a
temporary gate bot-o at the Norwalk
Pack. instead of the more elaborate club
house as first ”opined. The casino will
be fitted up in grand style.
John Iladdeu performed the unusual
feat of riding a bicycle on the ice at
Darie's pond, last Friday afternoon. He
went around the pond four times. the
last time falling off but not injuring him-
self.
The quarterly session of the (Brand
Div-tion of the Sons of Temperance of
Connecticut will be held at i’luonia Hall,
Rockville. Thou-day January ‘38. Con-
cortl Division. of thin place. will be rep-
resented.
Samuel Kaiser, of Orchard strict, for-
merly a foreman for George B. Weed a
Co..of South Nwwalk. is moving his
famiiyto New Canaan today, having
nominal a pavilion as foreman in
Fancher‘a shoe factory.
The ten-yearold daughter of Joseph
Smith, who lira-in the Mack building
commando, will banked to the
bmpital in a few day». to
lira-an operation perforated upon her
amp. wine fiver-t alt-coasts have
formed.
Ariargonuntberof friendsof the late
Wit. P.Camp paid their last tribute
of respect to the deemed-tilt‘l’aui'a
church tbiaraorniag. Thoaervicaa, which
ware very Impairmmmnductal by
the Rev. 8.1. Graham.” by the
WC. I. bullock.
While caning out of a Main street
Iaiooo. llamrdayavaning Michael Dom
noliywupnahod dowii. to failing be
m his bailout-at ant-attire curbing.
read-radiator Ilium
mhk: tolls Ito-a on Main
ham nun-d comm-nan.
Thiamiaghawaaablatopotowork.
Tb local mol‘ati'u of ()Irbtiaa lu-
dolor have mu Ioabutga nod.-
mummmmdayfmm
sum-ma. flat In. to rooms-as
W'O-mo-w
("Bl Till RIVER.
Iowa and Goal, of the Day In last
riot-ark.
Mrs. George Mcadla entertaining berm
niece. MintMyrtiel’aimer, of Newfieid
NawYor-k.
10M.“ W
arrived big: Satur-
érllounieC.Ma.
3'!me .. ..,.
Nr*#n—ww
Captain and Mn. Alfred D: Oar-onto!
Van Zandt avenue, arespending the win-
ter in Norfolk, Va.
Min Lillian F. Jones returned Satur-
day evening from a pleasant visit in Mt.
Kim), New York.
The members of Volunteer [lose will
hold a special meeting in thehoae house
this evening at 8 o'clock.
AlonzoWheeler.of Henry street,”-
pects to start thisweekfor the south,
where he will viaitmany point-of in-
term.
Mr. and Mn. William Flatt, Miss Hat-
tie Gould and Miss Jennie Thompson
spent Sunday with friends in Oyster
Bay, 1.. 1.
Caroline Bennett, widow of Henry
Bennett. died at the home of her son-in-
latv. Gilbert Ir}. Bogart. 50 Osborn avenue,
yesterday afternoon. The funeral will
be held from the borne on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Saturday evening half a dozen young
men went to the residence of R. W.
Preece, on Raymond avenue. and asked
him if they could hold a sparring match
in bisbaru. ‘He refused to grant their
request. Yesterday morning he
found that the barn had been broken
open, and some of its contents disturbed,
indicating that a "set-too" had taken
place there. it issuid that arrests will
be made;
WES’I'POBT.
Mrs. William 1‘. Wood is visiting
frimda in Asbury Park.
In. Martin Godfrey fell and broke
barvarm one day last week.
George White. of Brooklyn, is visiting
W. F. Suiflen. of Weatport.
Mrs. Jane Manon. of Sew York, has
been visiting friends in town.
Trinity (Build will meet in the study of
Trinity church. Thumday'afternoon at
‘ Sidebar-k.
Bumorhtts it that an Old l‘oiks‘ bull
and Winn will be one of the features
in the near future.
l'ionoor "wk and Ladder (",‘ompany
will open their grand [I‘LL-w at National
Hail. Thursday evening.
The ladies” Aid society of Trinity
church will meet in Iboatudy at 3 o‘clock
on Wednesday afternoon. . . .
The open place in the wooden railing
by Thomas Quinlan, by order of the Se-
lectuten.
The new saniturium will be completed,
it it expected.by the first week in Feb»
ruary, at which timea house warming
will be in order.
The remains of Mrs. D. 8. Gray, who
died at Bridgewrt, Thunday, were
brought here for burial in Willow Brook
cemetery. Saturday.
No n-rvice was held in the ("ongregw
(local church of \\'estport, Sunday even-
ing,onaccauut of theiilne-a of the pas
tor. Ito-v Jabez Backus.
The Young People's Circle. of the
Weatport Methodist Bpiacwal church
will meet Tuesday evening at the real-
dence of Miss Carrie 1. Suiflen.
Rev. ll. 8. Still. of the Westport
Methodist Episcopal church, was unable
to ilil bl» pulpit yesterday on account of
illness. Prayer service was held in the
morning only.
A, handsome silver speaking trumpet
with gold bell andruoutlt piece is on exhi-
bition at Juamear's barber llltllp. Tub
itlobe given to the visiting company
‘whiblt‘ lvoeivev the mod votes at the
Pioneer‘s limos bazaar.
Saturday afternoon. while Captain
Heretic Allen. of Weatport. was superin-
toudiug the loading of the steamer“
“Captain ll. Dupuy." which run- be-
tween this place and the city. at her pier
In East River, New York he fell through
thohatubwayintothoholddiroaking an
aim. Ila was conveyed to a boapltal,q
frotuwhicbbawlllbe brought home as
anon as his Injuria will permit.
Historynpaata luoif; so does the
Bridgeport Evening Post. In In last
night'- luau app-an three articles that
annealed. or ought to have apps-.4.
aboutniua waaka ago. What b the
. leader’arttrpriaawheoha behold-lathe
Weatport nawati'lan aeoountof afunavaiégn
that mud hat November. also a
m mat, the subject of
wbiohhaabasnltaigfomitteo. lastly.
thanadwiaadviwdtoattaudtboCatho-r
bohumdhunwydabaadottweoty
plum Vwiiy one would mppoao [tip
Yaw“ ltaMtflultoubt
mmmfurtin
infill.
linoleum-I was mafia-d to his
bot-o yeauvday hora an attacker to-
mammalian pulpit.
liapiafl
an. a...
on the Pilate street'draxv has been rebuilt
”LEON POINT
Mr. Ola-poll, from New Janey, and
lady attended the play "Ranch Acre-I
the Sea” Saturday evening. in South
Norwalk.
Amtherwodding soon. _
An employ at from the on non... in—
fot‘lua‘ua‘iliat thin Standard Oil (70.. at
39,909. No.1» last one million and a
about woweekaugo.
Nelson WeigIand an employee of R. P.
and J. H.8Iaats, at the Point, was near—
ly drowned by falling overboard Satur-
day.
John Wilson, captain of the pile driv-
er, has been suffering from the grip.
Strange as it may appear to the read-
stornl at the Point nearly every day since
the first of last November.
NEW CANAAK.
Robert E. Sanford, of Norwaik, spent
Sunday in town.
it. Mcleeen. of East Norwalk. spent
Sunday in town.
Editor W. W. Kirk, of the Messenger,
is on the sick list.
Miss Mamie Hayes is convalmceut of
an attack of la grippe.
ed from an attack of the grip.
Master Eddie Jones has left the em—
,picy- of Winters, the druggist.
linemen are in Iovvn repairing the
wira of the Postal Telegraph company
five persons joined Friendship Division,
Sons of Temperance, Saturday evening.
Frank on... and Miss Carrie Hodges
will be married February 3. at the Metho-
dist church.
5030103.
Miss Helen Andrews, of the Heights,
entertained several friends from South
Norwalk Saturday evening. There was
music. and the guests exercised their
skill In drawing for prizes. Miss Anna S.
tion was served. The occasion Wu one
of much enjoyment to all present, Miss
Andrews proving a very entertaining
hostess.
S'I’AII'IIRD.
A tire in John Bell's building, on Bell
street. Thursday night. daniaged it to
the extent of $200.
Rev. SuIIun-l Si'v.)\‘illr‘.ilflak0f of the
Congregational church bombas started a
crtniade against the saloons, and has
on Gay sin-ct, tliat if they do notstop
selling to minors he will close the place
up. (Iaylor‘s pool room on Main street,
in connection with the saloon, basalt-lo
been notified that gambling must be
stopped.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Virginia owns 1.300.000 acres of oyster
[lads
There are sixty-one tree). native to No
braska.
The face of the earth has ever been
marked with tear stains.
Salt addul to cooked fruit. especiallyln
pies, increases the llavor
“e are all wrong as to dates. The Chi-
new reckon this to be your 7.9l0,33l.
The advent of old age makes a potential
vitriol thrower of Iunny a fading belle.
Fully four times as many people speak
Chinese as speak the English language.
The palm was a measure cl length used
by the Montana. in length wna about 8%
inches.
The police of New York city («Ind and
restored to their parents alas [oat children
during tilt».
Careful measurement has developed the
fact that the pouch of the pelican will hold
aix gallon
in St. Vincent the upsetting of a call-
baah in a bout' no equivalent to inviting the
fury of the elements.
Owing to its extensive use in electric ap~
pliauoca the price of platinum baa ad-
vanced IuIIy too par curt.
Curler never revised what he had once
written. lla com with great rapid
Ity. correctness. decision
The meaatlrc of what may be attempted
out of the beam mt largely depends upon
the ulna-alum of the nionoar.
flif a druggiat Iii Kalamazoo. Mich. had
uniand four of them had
.deepaiaund Ibeother rheumatism,
beonly badadoaenbottlen of Cac-
tus Blood Cora In stock, how many
would he have to order In addition from
hiswholaaklsrtocure thelot? About a
quarterdoaen.
R. H. Plalated,of ofSouth Norwalk.
alwayabaaononcwatu-llkiodinttook
occur-Iris Wm.
MIIlSSlfllillS' NOTICE.
Til! SWIM appointed Me
or mm term Diatrict
ai Cora
again, ":"wlm of the
genitohggm mm “m 'bavbgtvm raid
to t It or
Wood“ who It our
orwa‘lgin would”
;ad on “4:; Mn Iii-”ohm
Edwina. ‘ allowed I
mfoflbaexhlbi‘tlm
zigzag? Wm lIth Mot January.
" Imam It.
WAG!“ 2 (kit-W
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tog--
wFANCY LIMA BEANS.
ANS BUCCOTABH ..t..........
“Wk: fire at that place 0%...
era of Tue SENTINBI. there has been a m,
Frank A. Dickermap has just recover- '
Dunning securing first prize. A colla— ,
mitiiied the Boy-link McLoughiin place '
.nooouooco-aaoa
Bow-oonyltIII-oooao-oooo-w-wroll-on
1138.. ...............‘..‘...150
peso-.--.--J-p--oo-.-ppvauvoa
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u-op-
nous-oooaonooaaaousa
uarters for lien :gfi’sm Superlativo Flour and Farinaceous
like! my WW
Keep youroyponourada.
Seymour,-
lull boner. 33 Washington Street. South Iliililll.
' " Taylor a: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
vacuums BTIEET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
amt
Los'r',
ti» title
or“ “fi‘ili‘.”ih”i ”A'TEI.‘
er rma c an
be paid for its return tohi In: (“gleam atkor.
Damn, or this am”.
WANT BID.
‘ NURSE girl. Must be well recommended.
I Apply at this office. 16 If
"IE on ake workers everywh'rela 7 the
W greatest book on earth, “She 'a Photo.
gra h» of the \\ orld " ooaIl Si mun-
illustrated circulars mun.
[untitled sumars: Mr. Thus. LMarlln, Cantor—
\Iile, 11-1.. cleared fill in 9 days: Miss
Adam 85in ”minutes: RovJ
nownr’vlawnmi, Lyons it no norm
a bonmzumagnificent outfit only”
on credit. read. Globe
BiblcPublishi kc..- W315 Chestnut street.
Pb iia.. l’a..or loam]! Witt
T0 IiET.
‘El'I-ZX— room brick houseon Linton street:
also the rooms on Monroe street. and
IuJ. K. Raymond. 50. In Water street MIE
NorwaIk. ii! 3
HALL in Dibble s block, suitabio-fwr
oralociety meetings. Apply tend.“ in'lng
choose writer of Hanforil Place and
:10th Main street. It rooms, rent
Also house No. oillmxiwnrd avenue, rent I.
Inquire of E. A. “node-rd.
0U SE of sen r. rummsonf edarstreet; rent
32'. Inquire at F. ilayes’ market 3'0th
.‘lain street. :13 If
1\ the Swat-III a: Lorbett apartment house,
a [our main flat with all modern Improve
merits. to a small family. [I ulre at the
allioe of The Old Well CigarCo (‘0.an W—ashlu
tun stoeet.j15 If
- ,_ _ _ ,. ,,
TWO second floor l‘ar‘iai-Ixncnts. consistiniz of
live rooms each ,on Osborne annual-ms
Norwaik. Water in and out. Rent 2. A?“
or-
wdohn Try on, ill Riverside avenue.
six—i100): Cdttageifor aural] family. on
Burrltt avenue. Modern improvements.
Apply to Cheater F. Clark.“ lard avenue.
South Norwalk. )3in
HOUSE on Fourth avenue near corner of
Cove street, East Sorwalk. Appl to
JacobM. Layton.
nillt
con one
Wl‘flz Vision of Hell, " by Dante AI
Rev rancid
Illuminati flours
Craig. )1. 1).. and iEusIrated with est 5 of
M iluatave Port. Published by Council. r
pin. ln axoailant condition. Goat w.
W ill- be sold for SI: Apply at this office. jitf
'0“ SALE 0|! T0 BEN T
I 0! 92 containing eight rooms. my late
milenie MIOsbornc avenue. Bust Sor-
nvalk. Modern improvement.» [louse nmrly
new and in excellent condition. Barn fruits,
good well of watar. ctr. Apply IoJohnT II,
'5 Riverside at cutie. East \orwnlk. "%
For Sale.
B1.) 8 T QUALITY BEEF~POIITER-
\ house, lilo; oirloln. I-tc; mu
mlderflwundaforfic; rib roast,
Plom's Malian. at Wall atmt. obtain
gnfrrfainomtls.
Grace Church
ENTERTAINMENT.
liiillliilil IIPEIII noun.
SATlllillAY, JAN. 30,
AT 8 ()‘CLOCK
I. Pro-trillions arm run luav
Ml 3:5 MARION SHORT.
2."‘k‘..."l in I sloaa. canons at ill'lllflbl.
mun cuss Pumrmorrarloa.
it. P. RAN
.‘I. (' musical: "to: “LIAII‘I'IIIFOIDIAKIS '
Miss MARION SHORT.
tr~snnm at. Isl "mum
III. P. IIANIIIOM,w
1TH: urn: ml.
MISS MAIIIAON tillDllT.
TIBKETS ill—M 6.: lllllllllll 25c.
At I’Inneoa store, Norwaik, and Plantar-
drug store, Stunti- Norwaik.
BllNllEllS
Bflllliiil’lllll THEATRE.
BATUIIDAY. tax. a. “
Matinee an“ awning.
Primrose I Wat's Iinatrola.
Mobil» Y. lab. 5.
Ittuloiph Aron-en's N. Y. Casino 00.. In
linole celestin.
Seats on Balo’l'hvaallanin Aviva-am
Pill. H. 0. HAPPY,
local 8 lrlllt In the WI“
mowevmm little. of In
Witt mud” 'l‘oaiaay. Jan.
or Htom day- of l
.i-ic’it
at. turn 2i tutti
I": tu't‘ia.
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