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'IEIII 'l'llE FIlllIlWIIG:
Gannon B. Punt-nan, Dear Sir. —Know-
in; the formula from which Plaisted's
Cough Remedy is prepared. we certify
thattlte medicinesol which it is com-
pmd are of recognized utility for throat
and lung troubles, and that it contains
no opium or other poisonous or injurious
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0. S. Musk“. Ill. D.,
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0. G. Romans, or. D.
G. W. Bummer, ll. 1).,
ll. Huntsman, it. 1)., Stamford.
Norwalk.
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it. Downs II. D.,
W. Tom»)! D. ., Id. ,
firm 0. Grain, M, .. West Somer-
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FIIIITIIY YIIIIIISEIF
lIItIIIST La 0IIIPPEI
Am 00‘ nmfirm I. fear. of ridicule.
El. vehsd
the bulimia mortaltn-rorlnr fear
"Moonwalk-m n. Wenanw Horrible
wk figmgztb and sorrow
at
shes, curtain acute
true ugliness-a of th:
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Norwalk.
The. Busyoumaycomeuatl
wasaluvsrotpod
um mono“ smut].
m» ow
WWWDW
on Friday fair. slightly warmer weather.
SOUTH NolWALK.
Brothers‘ wharf.
Contractor I". ll. Pierce is
streetfiththeaewerto-duy.’
bk family early last evening.
Don't stiller from any kind of head-
ache!
within 3 minutes.
sample.
Friday evenings.
market.
this city and the borough will attend.
Woodin. Original widows eta.
Keegan.
nest 'l'nesdayand Wednesday.
automatons.
MIMI.
Dr..'.l-‘\'l llarmev thepopularWuslr
Brooklyn. ll. Y.. by the Rev. Charlt- P.
ootnltallties cl "IeIsnnu's noun.”
Burrywsstshsustskta
Myanlhhlvflultlrdfll- ,, '
t“... «mm-m r... “rMF-“wm '22..
at‘lltastkylslnaflss. Oulylhtss I II II ’tu .39!
gave this they:
colder weatherwlll probably prevail.
byrslnnr snowmlthlrsfi tobrlsk
northerly and westerly winds. clarion by the
ulternoon‘. On Thursday fair weather and
trash westerly winds will probably prevail.
with slightly lower, followed by thin: tempu-
alurcin the western partsof this section. and
What the People at Our city are Del-3‘
Issue.
The boat John B. Bnrnwind is di-
ebarginga cargo of coal at Raymond
W. Iicbtblcau'a house at 39 North Main
Plnmwr John F. Flynn is thebappimt
manintbiscity. Manse of his joy
wastbeudventotabrigbtlittlegirlinto
Dr. Richardson's Celery, Cubeb
and Chamomile Headache Powders cure
Ask for he. or 10c.
Master Herbert Tilly, of this city, will
give several of his fancy dances at the
fair of Mayflower Hook and Ladder com-
pany in Randall's hall, Thursday and
——Pickled tongues, pick'ed my feet
and pickled tripe, at Smith‘s Washington
The twenty-fifth anniversary of
Abram lodged the l. 0.3.8.,otllridgo
port,will be celeinated by the members
of that lodge today. A delegation from
A regular meeting 0! ShermanCouw
cil, Royal Arounntn. will be held Thurs—
day evening. One candidate will be
initiated and busineesof great import.
ante will be brought before the meeting.
Connecticut [wisdom—Original. [lil—
hen 5. Richmond, t'harles K. Fender.
Valentine Moldaner. Nickel Kinneeu.
William P. Cole, “'illiam J. Murray.
lorenwllobinsonJ. A. Spencer, Stephen
t'lura
W. U. Merritt and Philo P. Ella are
the delegates of Douglas Fowler Post.
0. A. R., to attend the silver anniver-
nary of the organization at Dunbury.
Conr—
thunderc I}. Doty, and others trout this
Mrs. 31.17. Reynoldamt Baton, deliv-
ered an address on viii-Ion work in the
Baptist church last night. Shespoke of
' the work in general and especially of
Alaska, telling of the work of the differ-
ent denominations in that country. Mrs.
Reynolds isa very entertaining speaker
and her address was listened to with in-
inutonstreetrlentist, was married flan-
“ duyeveninngthnieKRodan, cl
lllller.D.D.,thece/rensony being perform-
“ eds: tlielumot tbolstter. 1h. Duh
wand hlshrirle returned to this city
Monday and are new stthe luhscketao.
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morning for Hillard, when» they will
swindle the midents.
The remained InnsonOsborn were
brmrght tromBellevnshoupitalyesterday
andbnriedinWestcn.
It. It. Prenclyuf Waterbury, 8W
attlrelnstiutte o! 'l‘eehnology. of Dos;
ton. wu in town this morning.
Thetinalllomeflociubleot them
takes pluoein lindellsll thiaseveltin‘.
CatererP.A.Lanewill provide refresh—
W ._.__.
—-—Pure cottee wrthpurecreutn,trc u
condemns-tum Openallniuht.
llraGeorgeL Prutt,,of Buflulo. N.
Y.,uccompuniedlry her son,is visiting
herpurents, lir. and Ira ll. 8. Brown.
Bulls-id street.
Invitations have been received here
forasociabletobe given by "The Old
Folks,” ianym’sllall, Wm next
Tuesday evening.
Butler lady, I. 0. 0. R. will conler
the initiatory degree on several candi-
dates tonight. All 1. O. 0. F. members
invited to be present.
A. Bach in the contract for laying
the foundation oi the addition to ex-
Nuyor Hubbell's plank shop. It will be
final), two stories high.
Theodore Kuppstarted this morning
on a fishing trip lu ltitcbfield county,
and intends tots-int; back all the fish
there are in that section.
The members of Hamlin WI, 0.
L'. A. EL, will giveun entertainment in
their hullun Washington street. Thursw
day evening, February ll.
Colonel Frost and MW Henry
Skim-rain Bridgeptm today for the
purpose oi truadevrlng the State reg'r
mental colors, band uniforms and other
State property heretofore in charged
(bluuel Skinner to this city.
~10 Ilia. pure lard forOl. at Smith's
Wuhington market.
NOIWALK NEWS.
W 1" w! Iowa.
Scarlet fever hm broken out in the
Oswald Smith family nnSpriag Hill.
Father Ila-ell, at New Haven. was a
guest atSt. Mary's parochial residence
yesterday. 5
Ir. Until". John 1'. Buyer. of WEI.
ton uvenne.sre the parentsot another
girl baby. born last evening.
Burptireen, chairman of the High—
way covnnritte. was out looking over the
borough thoroughfares this morning.
Nil Mabel Cbolwell Hill. I!“ it)"
this huntngtobetbugurstqf HtsJobn
C. Patton, of Albany. fora few days.
Churlestltebbwus matencaltollltesn
days In jail by Jutla- Ooolldge this
more; lmbelngunhubltuul drnnkurd.
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Barelyynusuprbctoksar Marshall
RWIIIIsrattheflcrwulk Opera Home
tonight. Why? Became you want to
enjoy umluubandeveryhn-Iy else
hatinguldmmtloecewhoh
there.
The Alpha WHelubentevtuinod Ir.
magmotlbul’m HWIW
H.lsstsvauls¢.‘l’lreruoutbty
"tinge-adjourn! until tomorrow‘
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W30 Inwur l-uuths. to: 1m where 1,. .m my W tentative. _____”_‘ lllrs Ulllun F.Jonss,otFirst avenue,
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Digits: steal fififi Mlut rpulllocpqukyshfiwrllbmtmw ' , béwrlfl'q mm. 9‘91"”? r) “firm!“
ttew l'esk Evan's-that!“ ‘ ” j ' -—-—~'— Thomas lisrtln and wife have moved
Inlblsdbtflcttoduvehndytopartlscbuds The Merrill Thins left Norwalk tlrh June- W and Charles Stcbb from mm and are now occupying
were locked up torintoaicntlon last night.
BuckinghaumI.G.IA..R.mdPih
grimOouncllMOU.A.I meettlsb
oneof Henry Jone-{cottages on Second
avenue.
The Rev. Occur lindexr‘en of East Nor’
evening. walk,wil| conduct a Swedish religious
andW 8.2.] lwood, aerviceinthetlletlwdistchnmhat Beth
JrnsaflforEuwpciO-dllwm m el,thhevening_—_ ,
erllajaiic. Randall'sllallhusbeeniaily decorat-
.1; Gordon Made of om cam. ed in antidpution of the fair, entertain~
val” company. k viiting parents on Mt and sociableofthe Mayflower Hook
Berkeley street. i and Ludderund Hose company. No. 1,
. _ 'i Brookl which opens tomorrow evening A
llrs. William new of ya, varied and interesting programme has
VIEW 8““ 0‘ Ira. , ' A' Ambler, been prepared and will be carefully
of'Union 5*, yesterday} rendered. Smythes orchestra will furnish
Ca it James D. b, 0‘ White instrumental nutrients] the Huytlnwer
“ain‘t-iris) has been Sch! the wint- Quartatte will render several vocal selec—
' flats.
or in Berks County, Putin. is in town
for a few days looking after his Well Pit
DRAIATIC WINGS.
Bill- rrvrmr. . n I w
. ‘ eulrieal flutters a kick Play-(lulu;
7" m“ W P 0‘ 3m I’eu’h will s. Interested.
inraisingthechicfofpo ‘s pay from
Since "The limited Nail" (u play, by
the way. which will be seen at Bunnell‘s
theatre next fitnrday evening) has made
such a phenomenal soot-em no led " than
sixteen’cornpunies have been organised,
Ior have added hcomotives. cars. or simi-
ho railroad acct-modes; but people seem
to know intuitively that lmer E.
Vance’s play is the simou-pure, the
“Original Jumbo,” so to speak, and while
several 0! them are already side-tracked,
and ready for the scrap-pile, Manager
Vance smiles oomplacently and adds
steadily to his already big bank account.
Walnesday evening. February 10, “The
Boy Tramp" will be the attraction at
Bunnell’s. and Thursday evening. Feb
rnary ll, "A Barrel of Haney," a new
nrusiml mmedy 0! much mirth. will be
seen for the that time in Bridgeport. A
strong company will interpret the parts
audalotof specialsoeneryand fine
coutumeswillbeuuedin "reproduction.
Tlremleotseulafor thePre-clubbene-
ht will open at Bunnell's on February 12,
at it o‘clock a. tn.
IIBRE A)” THERE.
flmflfiaday is cmnmended by the
pubic. lthusbeensaidthatthe oflcer
whoshanlderedsll ofthip rssponiilili
should receivemovepuy wtban putrolmen.
The agutl mature! whalek Murphy,
of Saugatnok, was buried with a mum
of ruruiern from theGhtrrchol tiredn-
sumptton. Weatport, at 9 o'clock this
morning. A number 04 Norwalk people
attended the funeral.
f'v W. Smith the llain street luttcher.
lost part0! hiseyebrows this morning.
lie was raking down the stove in the
murofthestore, when thedoorwss
blown open by end as and be received
the full benefit or the fumes.
Maria 3., wifeof Williu‘tn 1!. ll. Childs.
diedatherbotnein Rm lynutunearly
bourthismorning. Sher-nu wusinot
J. l‘. Bennett and others hf the borough.
and mother-in-law of Mrs. Bversley
Childs. formerly of Nonvalk.
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The choir boysol St.‘ Paul's church
assembled at the rddunceot Clark T.
Cornwall on Camp street, but night. and
were most delightfully aimertained. Dur-
ing the evenings ‘ was served
and the members of the choir rsndaed
some choice music.
The Pioneer Hook and Ladder com-
pany's fuirandbunflutm‘wtclnued
last evening. The silver pumpet, which
was exhibited at Hale's drug store, was
awarded to Compo Engine company.
The vote was as follows: Hope Hose, 2],
VigUant Englne. ‘23: Phrenis: Engine. 55:
Gmpo Engine. 320. ‘
The Important News of the Slate
Chronic-led In a Condensed l'rsrus.
The tenth annual reunion of the
Connecticut Annotation of Br-Pri-umern
of “far will he held at Hartford,
Monday. Febmary 2!.
Employee of the Nauptuck division of
the (bmolidubd road are engaged in
cuttinglllotonsof iceto besentto the
Harlem river station. The ice to cut at
Burrville from a pond as clear as crystal
and fed by springs.
Captain 0'tlsndy, of the British ship
Glendon. whose failure to display the
American flagon his vessel amrsed so
much ire at Bridgeport, is to metre a
new Union Jack. paid for by subscrip-
tions from residents of Montreal and
the British provinces.
Having drank a quantity of lit-rosette
oil from a can, a two-yearn“ son of
Ernest Tush, of Birmingham. was in
dangerol death yestenluy, butudoctor
saved his life.
The temporary building used for the
B. Gnsowrki. acwmpunied by his wile
unddanghtar, and Germre Taft. are in
Bridgeport this afternoon: attending the
twenty-duh unnivws-ryf celebration of
among. Nuns ho a. 11...:
Madison Hall. ThiaulteIrnoon there will
beabunquetandttrntgllt a grand con
cert and ball.
A Quaker Social” eaurtuinment
was given by the Floral ‘irclo oi King's
lawn-t the Plot ’ chm. hangingof Andrew llorjemen. in Litcb~
Marsala; Pol II Ml! nouns. torn down Tnemlay and the
”ml-“no.0! ”mm“ gallows taken toNew Haven. The jail
uncorr- prvtty maker
olliciala there believe they have another
victim in James llanley, who murdered
has brother at Thonruston Thanksgiving
day. llaaley willbe tried at the April
term of the superior court on the charge
0! murder in the first degree.
autism The utlulr hvus something
newunduoreland wusjthoroudtly sn-
jeyedbysllprvuent. ‘
ufewduya. Its
aldedbythsdisphyotrbwuflerrowot
odd grinning laces In he windows of.
What would be the difference between
New wkmuutn’mungdw forms
In; a family at nine scrulnloua children
in Wuehawhen, if the Wpdd two
vlsllsawsek mu'gmavhtrnd” “r:
In”. and ”Health.
mm]! bosom" til
victlmworksdoussu ryhewonltl
bless he
m
1'. purifytvusr Inna a result he; at
“lull.
Beltane-usual- unusual- as
land-humus. "
Ibererlttyeeveu slush-u
fl
. email-unstruct-
b m with Its-nurse
“hustled-dank awn
lorries-Ii
“lulu dusts mu.”
nuts-o Hm»:
ninth-summation,“
South Norwalk
The George V. Hacker company, 01 Bow
who have been favorably known through their
9 SoII- liaising Flour
for nearly half acentury, invite you to call atthestore
of Charles E. Seymour, 3;! Washington street, to wet
the delicious Biscuits, ' Mullins, Griddle Cakes, etc,
which will be served from Jan. 26 to 30, inclusive, in
an inviting manner. Don’t fail to call. Rocipebooks
will be distribuwd free. ' ~
80",
Jan. 30. 5.60.1.2. .32....4. 5 and 6'.
“DATES OIL-—
lho 0reatosI Spooial Sale Ever Given to South Norwalk.
Our grand annual January clearing sale of all winter stock, and smote] reductions on our spring
of calling the same to your attention Presidential year it; usually looked upon as being apt to be
kindsof business. With us, however, we intend to make it our banner year. Wt- feel justly proud when we say: We
have the very finest store there is between New York and Bridgeport. Just think of it! Floor space on the first floor of
over (a, 000) six thousand square feet. We have about 350 feet 0! counter which Willie")!!! spec ially to Dry Goods, andonespace
at 50:50 50,which we give over to our Kitchen Department. which by the way, is the largest and most complete of any in
the town of Norwalk, and it has no superior in the state.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHlNGTON STREET.
Take special notice of thofirices quoted hero To our out—of—tnwn friends we it old
purchases of 35.00 or over. us store is the place to do your trading.
goods, for tbepurpou
somewhat (hill in all
0 say we will allow your car fare on
Dress Goods.
:5 “till t'nubtmmr. all shades and 47¢ yard. '5 inches wide; been sellin at 52
bitch. is: per yard I Job of about. 30 pi H vs. lam 3' pi. illls’ . r lusittg out price 47L yard 3 k
at Sevres. heavy “eight half— and stripes It'- tmhvs “ltlt‘ Worth :Itlc Spertnldrivein a Ladies fancy black
dollnrgoods flbcv .per vnrd; minted prim Bgtcvatd. i.--Lr« y. only All.
Extra all wool Henriettas in all‘hndes. i 15 pieces Mourning. stripes and plaids .‘yyitrris nl Skirt lining for tile.
(luv addressis
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Ill. Mill. lllllEIS llEOE|VE THE BEST OF ATTENTION.
Domestics.
Best Dress Calico “c yard.
Shining t'nlieos tic per. varnl.
Best of Apron Gingham; T; 4 pct yard
Large m1. , 33x15 in all linen towel» .
I two for0 J».
10 yards Continental (7 unbleaclml. SI.
l3 yards best bleat bed for $1.
“0382* yard wide Sheeting. 20¢ yard.
Heavy “11th bed (anion flannel lac?
quality 10h: yard.
Note the place.
SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
83 Washington Street.
(loud Table Linen, 56 inch, 19¢ per yard. 1.000 ynnlst'anton flannel. 5c per yard
You always get_ vuur unmet ». north Mun you truth it ith us.
Hosiery.
j trip: ‘24" t'fll'll.
. l .000 yards ton-cling, to per yard
f W bite Counterpanes only We each.
1 dozen napkins for 4 m.
500 yards Table Oil Cloth 11» yards
wide, the very best quality, 15c yard
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in this department we will only men-
tion a few drives: hoWevr-r tin-re rm" Boy’s Shirt Waim ‘ITPII'vu'II.
tnorevvaiting lory.ou ‘ (hills- r9: r1 Stuamlrt ll EIIII I!..~«-, in.
firms Outing Manuel Shirts—fur this lllllLtllun. but the real ghouls," _ pa. r. ilk
sale we have put in an extra lot of well- Litlim‘ Nat k and {zinc v Hm, 2 hr l‘Jt
made good pu,tterns ketI-r etc. that 5!) dozen Gents nulnurulriél Shirts
are uell vmrth 39mm mp things mov- ro—inforud bark and from :u to t an
“see is shut it ill inter: st mu our
KlTCHEN DEPARTMENT.
\ w—ll math as any dulltr Slrtrt' in the
rn-trkPI—priu- 'ilit ('le ll
.Iublutnl lrtltmrn limo: III: quality
of wtnpvnde n for this 5:116:ch pair.
Bur; v-xtra ribbed iltrsr all sizes,
clinic. 12.4: per pair.
Twice the size of any slot It of this kind in town.
South Norwalk Boston Store, 03 Washington Street.
nu it. c031 rut \ tl.l'l:1 ‘ I mt VIII t "I 5: am you
351' ’o-rforated \\ ash Board. 2Ic l-‘u Salt Roars ............. It: ‘ M. Dinner Pgils ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,3
We “ash l’ub Stand ........ 20c Hr l’ 0ch .................. to it's Shaving Mugs. Ilfllumle‘l l'rc
tilt Flour Steven ........ 5c ifir l-‘Im Imus ............ iifcll» Ii'x lJIE I00 lamps wmplete 19c
Ilc Scrubbing llmsh ....... . 7c 25:: Dish l’nn . . . . . . 17c 32¢: Ilium \\ ates I’m hem. to;
28¢: Paper Pail-I .............. IIlI- , it"s 5 quart. I Milne Put. . I!» ”M: “lass lvruit Dish ......... 94:
6c Dish Mop ................ 3". I L'rc L ’quurt Milk l’nils ........ sh
Value. SID. (10.112 piece Dinner sets. met you. 3.. 49. Value. $1.. 'Lr— ’5 Bit-ulna lamps, cost you we,
Don t make a mistake bumm- we do not describe each nrtide; we ll. we not tirm The prices are cheap as dirt. You
have one wot-k and one week only Don' t let it go by n Itlmut ynur getting what you rim-.d
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
salt, pepper molt 2"». Vim-car ('ruwtn. hit-germ». We.
to. :5, mm rm. stun.
i (its, round Wash Boilers. :llc.
Cloaks.
We mention no [trice- eacept array that you mnko the biggest mistake of your livm if you do not look us over.
Speclal Bargains In Notion Department.
30c Spam table set.
Est-1y kind conceivable of lamps at
vinegar, on glass tray.~"5c
1 '20 per «Int. reduction.
Ot-od llair Plum. limpet-em last trrIotr-mbnrblering tuition. red. I (Ilia-mt rot-bet (.otton ............. . .lllc
WM, whit-eordrub. ...... to: pair? black blue. pink yellow and It 'lark'sl Mnehetlottan ............. We
Curling Imus ................... 51; each white ........................ 2c Irpnvrl No.1 l’icrrt lid 0 Ribbon 12} ydr tor We
lilac ll l’im .......... , ............ II lsrx‘lmud ltrk. .. . .vlr larttle l‘l‘lll'll'l Stilt h 1mm] ,,,,,,,,,, 5cm
Etrulnrlr Pius ................. 2t lllpt'l‘ (Iwnl ”rulings . .41 bottle \\ mm: l'upev ...... boa. worth "(I
(loom laces .................... 50507.”! Urinlaililtie . ... iclmttle \‘ ritmg l’np-r” .l-hc box, worth We
1 I Vi min; l’alvev ....... We host. worth Ila
Special In Toilet Soaps.
Oukley'n ”Recherche" Soup in the! MCBtrlc Mayhem“. iwtwtlr 1'».
following aims: nestling mfituaquullt “bite Rum tramporcnt (humus marvelous l’ltmstem for
lllderl‘lowemltaas cmm'm It». worthllic. Maud aadllps. the: regular
Windsormnlytlccuke. rm neliweet Violet Strap. l2lc, meats.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Stamped Linens.
dam Tldien. h. to tls mm Bibs. do each. ”closets Harts. ““15. Trays and Bibs, ltlc each; worth list.
in An 3mm... laWTruy Cloth lflc; worth the. A line linen “musk Tray st llc: worth ”I:
Muslin Underwear Department.
ops-work . IIIc- Immm.mm ‘ Gowns. lathe Hilliard
s53“ inane m m i now mum. new. me iron... or... a... a.
1.3.: lbs-era,“ tinge né..ao . Cltlldd Item. llunrburstrrmrnrdmc Beat blsek or what,
Gowns, gang, $300. so. i coma W cm was tic. ‘cntw Ilc: 'llc.
M“ I 9
lnoloringwesuy, givensncsll. Weguuranteo complete satisfaction to ereryunseof the
mword, or your refunded.
altruism” SaloolosooFothatyII.
( STAN SHIRE,
I.
Norwalk Chronicler