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thntthe medicines of which it is com-
pmd are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles. and that it contains
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prevail till noon. with fresh varlable winds
moetly from northeasterly to northweqterly,
praneded by snow or rain. followed by Belar-
lne. oolderaail fair m 0n Sand“ fair.
colder weather will _ ‘ peevamproooded
hynnoworninneerthexew Inglend M
in the running. with fresh. northweetu-ly
winds. and on Holiday portly oloudyloobadv
‘ slightly warmerweather. followed by rain or
snow.wltbtheadvance ofa dangenmsetorni
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susmr SERVICES.
Preachers and Their Themes in Norwalk
Churches Tw-umw.
Son-m Noun; )lrrnonrlr. West avenue.
near Garner. Rev. H. E. Borneo. pastor.
Preaching, tome. m. and mo pt m.:8unday-
school. 121m; young people’s meeting. om run.
Panto:- [vouch both morninxend min. ‘
Trusrrv Belmont. Went street and Fair-
fleld avenue. South Norwalk. Rev. Olin liai-
lock. rector. Fourth liunday after Epiphany.
Morning l‘rayrrJJtany and sermon all”)
a. In ; Evening Prayer and sermon at 'i' n. In
Sum Souwaua Earner. West avenue. near
Pinestreet. Rev. Archibald Wheaton, pentor.
Preachlns. um o. m. and 7:00 p. IL: Sunday
school. 12m; Y. P. 8. C. E. prayer meeting. 6
p. m. Rev. ll. M.1'hompson.of Hartford. will
preach. »
Son'rn Nouwnu communion]. Wes
avenue and West etmcllt No settled
pastor. Services lMDa. In. and m) p. rn.; Sun-
day school. lznu young people‘s meeting, lull)
p. III. Subiefl. "cum Died for You." Pint.
Lewis 0. Brastow. l). 1).. Divinity school at
Yale University, will breach.
Konwina Munonter. Wool and Mon ave-
nues. llev. George Van Alntyne. l). 1).. pastor,
Services 102) a. m. and 7:3! p. m; lino-lay
school. 12 nu; young pepple'e meeting. on) pm.
Morning subject. "The Brandon loral
Triumph." .
Xouwau Banter. Em avenue, opposite
Green. Rev. 5‘. E. Robblne. motor. Ser-
vicce, lth'lla. m. and 72:!) p. 10.; Sunday var-tun].
It! nu; young [movie's meeting. our p. m.
Morning subject. ".lphanml in the Sight of
God." Evening; Mlhji‘t'l. "Thi- Blood of the
Lamb."
NDIIWALS COIBRIIIEI’IOKAL corner Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. 1'. K. Noble. l). 0..
winr. Harlem at 10:33 a. unaud 7:3”). 111.:
Y. P. S. C. )1. meeting. on p. In. Morning
enbiect. "Living in the lane of the Lord.”
Evening eublect, "llietoric Chrhtlanlty."
tin/we Buscoru. Bolde- avenue and China
elreet. Norwflk. Rev. ll. ll. Watkina, ra-
tor. Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. lorniax
prayer. ltilany and sermon. Me. In: Sunday
school. I: nu: Evening l’reysr and mm. H!)
p. In. The rvctmwlll preach. All are wel-
me.
Dr. hurls Brucorar. Church um. awo-
eite the Green, Norwalk. Rev. 8. 1'. Graham.
rec-tor. Divine service. with sermon. at M)
n. 111.: Sunday 30th 12 In: Divine nen'ice.
with union. 7:]! p. In. lilornlnx enbiect. ”ind
by the Blunt Way." Evening enblert. “Studies
of the Church—The Church Fondue.
Em Amen lmonter. near \‘anZandt
avenue, East Norwalk. Rev. 0. 1mm
tor. loo-chin; won a. In. and imp. nu: lion-
day school. i: rm; young people's meeting 64])
p. m.
Anvm (Yunnvruzv. VanZandt avenue. lint
Norwalk. Rev. ll. ll. Tucker. peel“. Preach»
lug. 101))»me 7:!) p. nu; Sunday echml
l: m.:merandmleeeervice. Capra.
Em Koawaut Swansea Dominance“.
Rivemlde avenue. liev.0ecarl.indenen,pee~
tor. Servicee at We. a. and lain-4 lien-
day u-luml. Mo p. In. Morning subject. “Why
Are Ye Fearful?" Evrniug mbjecl. ”Hod is
hive."
unrsuwoon Union Clorox. my emu.
Booth Norwalk. Sunday school. an p. In;
at «ruin: .mlflll deflect. “Allow
Heart and allow Bulrit“-—I-klel mm”.
Wedneedey evening enblort. “Why helm la
Vain”- air. 2. ’
llr. liters. u. 0.. eevaev et Went avenue
author-lowest. leveulb. , livv. W. J-llee-
urn. peettlr. law lea. ,i,a In: children
“More; High Male. “a. -.:Vm
an p. it.
GIAIWHAI (mam. church etreet. near
'feylor avenue. Hailey-chord at an 9. In.
Yunnan lure came: mm.-
Mbhrluuapmuounrfluutnn
Cavearurnvrlloetmfietatefliletie-
”murmur-uranium
Frau-armadillo” mum
autoimmuhnnmmm
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A-fllh I'm In! tow. In sum.
who.
2.22» 22.2 :.2mi....wé;.2”u.fuonj
whether they will rebuild the Bell‘lslllml
4A trained nureewiehei onwmente.
N. Y. city references. Mien Cornell, l0|
Washington street. :
German service: will be held as usual
tomorrow in the lecture room at 87
Chestnut street, South Norwalk. Rev.
I". W. fiooken will preach afternoon
undevening. Sunday school at l0:80e.
In.
'A gang of laborers have commenced
work upon the big rock out on the Dan-
bury and Norwalk road just below South
Norwalk. where thousands of tone 0
rock must be taken out.
—-“Th.oflorrill Twil- pounce: line musi-
cal and elocntionary powers. lmt even-
ing the auditorium was crowded."——Tbe
Daily News. Des lollies, la.
Moor Ireland wont to New York yes-
terdaynndpaid a visit to George B.
Starr, the thief and forger, who is detain-
ed at the be: Market Jail, aweiing no
quisition papers from Connecticut.
The dramatic club connected with the
South Norwalk Athletic club have in
preparation the three-act drama entitled
“The Stolen Will," to be presented in
Music Hall on the evening of February
29.
——You can save (me-fifth the priccof
any boots orehom by purchasing them
at C. 11. Harvey's during the next week.
Everything marked down 20 per cent.
Several boys of this city, are emlavor—
ing to form a branch of Lyceum lane
“America. Amoetiugwill be held in
thenaubly ballot the Franklin street
school, Hominy evening at 7:00 o'clock.
for the purpose of organizing and elect
lug otilcen.
“Pickled tonguoe, pickled [159' feet
and pickled tripe, at Smith'e Washington
market. ,
A dispatch from Oyster lily, l. L.
says: "The sloop Kate Aiken i4 ashore at
Centrcport. She Iim twenty-live feet
above high water mark. Theoloop be»
longs in South Norwalk, Conn" and was
trying to make this port. A to; bee
made ineffectual attempts to haul her
off."
—-'l‘he oldetuod MC. 8. Harvey ban
always been the place for gmxllnote and
shoe- at low prices. but for one week
prioee are going lobe the lowest ever
made. A genuine 20per cent. discount
all around. Come and get the benefit of
the reduction.
Relstivee of line Annie Hopkins. who
left this city for Rangoon. Bomah. Oct.
3, to engage in minionary work in that
country. have received a letter from her
annwncing her fife arrival there 0190.9.
She states that the climate is exceeding-
ly warm, and that she le enjoying gmd
health.
eetlwtreditiooal pea-wt medium height,
and the name weifllt.”——Post Dispatch,
8t. Innis, Io.
At the meeting of the neutron of the
mound cumin and society, lest
eveuirm. to m the adeJflity of
calling liev. ll. Dwfibl mu.._orm
cheeky. to the paetovateof the church,
it wee decided in the negative. The
whole number of votre out was 1‘24.
titty-eight held; against Ilr. boiler and
MW in floor of him.
. . ‘W’ ' . .
...w. uvendeoeduurxeitomua. lilo
lie-tilting ever ”Miooulymccnia,
eat our Sum Batten we no, with:
for ill cents. Nothing equal to those
[oath for the money were over before
odeved. (,3. ll. Harvey’s. 70 North llein
W.
'l‘raillo lanes-sell. monomer the
longhhndreilmadhnedaaotioeetet-
tun-t n- natu- veedbnled limited
new
4 ' '1... “or“ WWW j .1 no.
1%?”th ‘ in ‘llchonn'a‘u ' 'Flirili‘tionfl
Don't fall lo see him. ' '
[Chief Vollmer :- in Hartford today.
for the purpose of getting it regulation
foraeorgesterr. dustbin! and lemon: 1
mDancen. youoou sotdancinglmmps.
at C. H. Harvey's for 75 cents. that have
been reduced in price from “.75.
Are you weak and run down? Dr.
Richardson’s Chinchona, Chamomile and
(lentian Tonic Powders cure Weukme‘l
and General chilily. Ask for he. or
10c.sulnple. ....W
~Hoyt‘e Cough Remedy bee no super-
uwforthevariounadecticu oi the
throat and lungs.
Dr. S. W. Schuppon. veterinary sur-
geou, has (mood on ollioo at A. Sollnnne'
Railroad Place eteble, where he will be
plenaudtoeeeenyonoinneedol his ser-
vices. His oilice hoursnreB to 10a m.
andlto2p. In. The telephone call is
1&2.
The following pupils of grade 2, Con-
cord school, have been present every half
day during the month of January:
Howard Davide. John Grover, Stanley
Mayhem, Herbert Pardons, Gustav Red-
ling, l-‘lud Scuddon Willie Snyder, Frank
Selby. Lily Archer. Ella Cowperthweilc
Nellie Doulens. Mary Smith, Clare
Velour.
—l‘urc wiiee with pure cream. no a
cup. depot. restaurant. Open all night.
Michael R. King and James Cur-
meli,’ while coming down from Nor-
walk in e have car leet night, ooinmenc-
edlightingandone-ofthem tmk odhis
coat and threatened to whip the conduct-
or when he interfered. They were plac-
ed under arrest audible momingbruugbi
before .lusiioo Townsend. The railway
company engaged E. Di. Iatkwood to
pro-com the case. and .l. .l. Walsh
defended theprbooer. Themen pleaded
guilty and were lined fiend coets.which
was paid.
~“Mcliennu'e flirtation" a tragic
Bell next Tuesday night, will keepyou
laughingfrom therhe to thefall ofihe
curtain.
”a”...
The little fourteeovyear-old Jewish girl
Mas Levy. on the Washington street
bridge. for some time. wee taken to her
former home in New York on the ":8?
train by her tether this morning. levy
engaged tin-girl to do haterwork, but
it issuid he has been takinz improper
liberties with her. A Sut‘l’lxul. reporter
beardthll one night recently the girl
run into a neighbor's, claiming that hwy
had attempted to molt her. He dc—
nlod all knowledge of the eff-tr, how-
ever. when questioned. The little girl's
father heard of tbcnthir and come for
her today. ---.-- we
-—'l'he motlwal pvufneion mrihe
Hoyt‘e Cmgh Remedy forchmnlc coughs.
with beneficial mite.
A m runaway occurred on Fair-
ileld avenue thie muting. Pritalleilue,
in company with S. W. Waterbury. wu
driving his lump: from Wool Norwalk to
thin oily. While coming down the hill
thowhiiietree drunk the bores, lrbht’
euingtlleenimal andwninglt metal
at a lively gait. Al the foot of the hill
Gallo: tried to prevent the wegou run«
385'“ face eboet ”my.
" ‘, earlier of minim m
M M. The wagon was over
Waterbury driking on hb Ht 5:
containing more injurie- eboutt hip
and shoulder. Galina fell on top of Hr.
Waterbury and inane! ha area. The
wagon wee badly damaged and the her-
ne- Irolue. The We! the weave,
omitting of have. bacon, human.
were thrown at dd ' thy will probably
bee severe love iollr. Gallo». lie led
the horse toilotmene'eiableend procured
another vegan.” .,
«luau am We. ,
ren‘e duet were never soldier
lees limfl oeabepeh',,ledeoed1etc.
“.mney'ebmlylfim
elm.”
amour;
Melee ,
new moraine m,
kneel-fluted“ Daeo
nuance—«lard and I ”it
‘
who heighten living in the family of '
- ovrb rue mu.
,2... m Qeeelp of can our in
lerwalls.
'l‘bo ecrvioeeattboleeteveuue. II. E.
church were well attended laet evening
W W ‘- glitter, 2mm
Beet
work mend om Would;
mmmm it“!!! «durum
. Henson of prayer. Opportunity having
been givon. a number of persons signifi-
ed their desire to be uved. Quite a num-
borol brief tindjtpiritcd testimonies for
Christ were given when the meeting
endedunder the influence of a most en.
confusing feeling. So deep was the in-
terest that a coneklorahle portion of the
people remainedto talk and sing after
the excmioeehod closed. There will be
revival eervicee Sunday evening, begin-
ning nt 7 o'clock. '
The funeral of Mrs. (icon-g9 W. Hill-
lipe, who died yesterday. ‘ut No. 79
Maple avenue, in the fifty-fifth your of
her age. will be held to—morrow after-
noon lit 8 o’clock, Rev. C. M. Peg; ofiici-
otlug. The remains will be taken Mou-
day morning to ilnverstrnw, N. Y.. for
burial.
llBAlA’l'lC ”01563.
Theatrical lube" in Which Play-hula;
Penile will be lalermed.
"lecKenua’e flirtation" will be seen
next Tooldny evening. at Music lluli.
.‘l‘hie highly humorous play, since its last
production here. has in a great measure
been reconstructed and improved. In
the character of Timothy McKenzie.
William Barry has achieved a snows
that placee him in the formoet ranks of
modern comedians. The cast of char-
acters has been improrod and n great
feature in the play, no now muted, in
the singing and dancing of some charm-
ing young ladies.
lllillfi AND 'l'llEllll.
he Important. mm of the mate
Chruwleloll in a Cndeaeed Yer-a.
John N. Mumughmf Pouhkeepoie.
has been sent to Limhfleld jailoo a re-
quiaiiiou granted by Governor Flour.
lie-has eluded the odioereof (Ionnecti-
cut for a year. He is wanted for ember
eling SW) at the lloueutonic mlli'ollll
elation in Want Cornwall.
Joseph North was buried from the
town house-in Torrington a few day»
ago. Fifty yours ago he was jgltedby
hia sweetheart and loot his mental bal-
ance. ills support has cost the town
310,1»o.-m _ _
What would be the difference between
u ’ in man ying .00 for board in
New ’ork. emumed man so port-
ing; familyof nine ecrofulous children
in eehawken." the doctor paid two
vieil» in week at “Monsignor! pre-
scri lions mot $3.60, victnnle CllJlO.
clotting $3.70. and incidental: $4.00?
The-nililerence would heeogrent that if
the victim worked on a eelnry he would
lu- overlastingly "broke." lllllt'ld he
lnught ndom or 50 bottles of Cut-tut
Blood Cure, and cured his family.
People who buy llactne Blood Cure at
Piaisied's drug «are seldom hove doctor's
lull» to pay.
FULE. in South Surwalk. Friday morninx.
Mortar; 25th, Frederick Victor. youngest
eon of ‘. Victor and Kate lleil (Edmund
2yeare out“ moutlm Irl’unenti Mou-
dny. February M. at z p. m.. lit a Elwood
avenue. lnterxneni at the mnvcniem of
the family.
THE WORLD Filli I892.
”Th1 m»! rmruvlir. rrmlufl moi rrltullm
in America when in em out in arma-
puoh an arm! drivel; I not {rm/p in it» mum
um!» n. «alignment-in» dml "Melton."
0 \ll. "tillffol
Wecen iellonr Republican mdern
eccret and our Democratic trim-ml: a plow
aim news:
. World lanl'ltt to and willelect
another Demmtic Provident thie ear.
esit electedilroverlfieveiemilnl. .
Whether the Democntic candidate
shall tit-(hover Cleveland. representing
..-!an ,
WWW-W. ...-hormonal». r-
mummmmmwvgng '
20.22.212.11 accrual-y. ,lnviie youtooell etilloeiore
offlherlee EBeymour,88Weebington Minuet
the . delicious Biec‘ulie, Mullins, Griddle Baker, etc.
which will be served from Jan. 26 to 30, inclusive, in
{an inviting manner. Don’t fall to call. Recipobooko
f will be attributed free.
Jan. 30, Feb. 1,2, 3, 4, 5 and 6,;
,v,
—‘~DATES 017—4-
2.2....2.32.122. Ever‘iiven in 856'th Hamill.
our grand annual January clearing sale of all winter etock, and special reduciltme on our spring goods, for the purpoee
of coiling the some to your attention. Presidential year is usually looked upon as being opt to ho somewhat doll in all
kinde of business. With us, however. we intend to make it our banner year. We feel juetly proud when we lay: We
have the very finest store there is between New York and Bridgeport. Just think of it! l'loor space on the first floor of
over (6,000) six thousand square feet. We have about 350 feet of counter which we devote specially to Dry Geode, andonespace
of 50:50, which we give over to our Kitchen Department. which. by the way, in the largest and most complete of any in
the town of Norwalk, and it has no superior in the state.
80th Noiwall Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
'ces quoted here. To our out-ol-town friends we would say we will allow your car fare on
is store is the place to do your trading.
Dress Goods.
88 inch (.‘aelnncrce, all shades and lic‘yord. '
Take mini notice of the
purchases of $5.00 or over.
4. inches wide: been telling at Me:
black. 2k: per yard. Job of about 30 piecea. lam-y plaidei élming out prim: 47c yard.
38 inch Sargon, heavy weight half. :gnd stri . , 36 incline wide. Wnflh 30c" Special drive in 8 Ladies? fancy black
dollar goods, 35c gird. i yarn : minced price 23c yard. ‘.ls~r.«:y, only We.
Extra all-wool enriettno i\n ullehndee, ill pieces Mourning. etripes and pluide. 5 yards of Skirt lining for 19w.
Our uddreee is
x.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
ALL lull lllillEils BEGEWE THE BEST OF lTTEITlill.
Domestics.
lo yards Continental (' unbleachml. ti. 1 Best Dress (‘alico 45c yard. g 1.000 yard» toweling, 4c per yard.
)8 yurde bout bleached for it. i Shining l ‘nliccm 4431* per yard. 1 White Cmnierponee only We each.
Best 2§ ynnl wide Shot-ting. 206 yard. lies: of Apron (linghnms 7k per yard. < 1 dozen napkins for «the.
"envy unbh-uolud Canton flannel. 15c!
quality. 10hr yard.
Note. the place
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
83 Washington Street.
(loud Table linen, 56 inch, lilo per yard. 1.0m yank (homo Flannel. 5t.- perynrd.
You always get your money's worth when you trade with no.
Hosiery.
In this department We will only men: 2 ing 28¢: each.
tion a few driven: however there are Boy's Shirt Wuhm ‘32 v mrh.
more waiting for you. “ ilenua' real Hbawkmt llalf lbw, nu
lientn’ Outing Flannel Shirts-for this imitation. but the real gmwis. '3 pair. lilo. i n! Smpeowlers for up” ”'9' lie pair.
sale we have put in an extra lot of well- Leolies' black un'ifunr'y Halo. '1. for lilo. litrys‘ extra—ribbed lime, all 91’7”,
made. good pattern. here. No. thatl 60 durum Gentil' uniuunnlricd Shirt». 3 choice. like per pair.
are well worth 39c; to cop things nuw- z re—inforced buck and front. in {out 9w
lief? is what will interest you: our
KlTCH EN DEPARTMENT.
Twice the sire of any flock of this kind in town.
Large .«uzr, 38x?l in all linen towels.
, two for 25w,
no: yards Table Oil Cloth. l} yerb
wide, the very heat quality. li'e: yard.
air
‘well-maolo an any dollar Shirt in the
market—4hr» 1M: eru'h.
‘ .lublot of lfiilmrn Geno? lilo quality
.
8th Norwalk Boston Store, 83 Washington Street.
VALH‘. (5051' thl' , VALI V. rm? Ynl' 'v VAL! It (Tm you
:L’x: Perforated Wash Board. . 2h: if» Suit lhixm. . . , . . . . . . . lit: { :Ihv Dinner l'uile ............ 17c
40c ll'ueh'l’ubb’tnml ........ '. . ‘ tic Yoke-re ............... «to . 35v iihavi lion. dominated lfic
12.- l’loorSievea ........ 5c ! tic l'int 1:..n.............. new my m l Lam complete in»
Ho Serublnngllmeb........ 2c 1 2'5..- llishl’an .. .. Kr 32¢: “me . .. .. 19c
28¢: l’uper Pulls .............. lit: 1 Wu- fiqunrt Voile-e PM ...... . xu- 3 the ”lien anitDih ........ ’c
6t: Dish Mop ................ do i 151' 21pm Milk l’ailn... . . v. 7? 3
Value, mum—1|? piece Dinner Set». met you. $7.49. Value, il.15~!5 Bisque lamp, inlet you, “a;
Don't make a mistake become we do not describe each article; we have one bll‘l’lf'. The prim; are cheap av din. You
have mn- week and one week only. lhm‘t let it go by Without your getting what you Moi,
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
39c, ll picn- table eel. salt. pepper and; 251‘. Vim-fir t'mets. large n». lilo.
vinegar, on ghee tray. '25". $3.75. 'l'ui ilet. .lJl.
50¢. round Weeh Baden. 31c.
Cloaks.
We mention no prints except to say that you main the him-t miniake of your live» if you do not look a over.
Special Bargains in Notion Department.
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