it“: (told With Plaistetils
Jlough Remedy.
'250 and 5th: a Bottle.
.IIIIIIIrIIuTuIIrn III
il’Iaistedls ltrug Store,
J 43 Washington St.
' slit illlllliBISlS Sill lT.
READ THE FilllilWlllG:
GEORGE B. PLAIS'ruo, Dear Sin—Know-
ing the formula from which l’iuistcd's
Cough Remedy in prcprtrmi, wo certify
that the medicines of which it is com-
posted are of rmoguizml utility for throat
and lung troubles. and that it l-ontains
no opium or other poistmnus or injurious
drugs.
0. s. Mommy M. D., Norwaik.
Dunnllncncocx. M. 1)., ..
G. R. McGowan, M. D,
W]. C. BURKE, JR..1\I. 1).. So Norwnlk.
C. G. Bouausax, lll. D.,
G. W. Bummer, ll. D.
H. Bondsman, M. D. ., Stamford
It. L. Romulus, M. D.,
W. 8. TODD, M. D. Ridgefield.
Runny C. CLARKE. M, [1. ‘Vi’SI Somero
ville, Mai-Ia.
t.
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What Is it?
It Hunt a patent matron). but a legitimate
medicine, containing a very large pI- montage
0‘ the Dishes! grade of rod Peruvian bark m
blandwith other well known "me-lie» an
Mane of than most delightful ’l'onlea that
oorrectaand cum. 1: is a pmltlve run for
that all-gone feeling. that suffering from
weathers. It puts a atop to all the delicate rte-
ranaerueuta and diabrdera that make rn » Mimi
all”. It in a remedy for all the dim and
dumbbe- thnt make you feel so weak. A
Methat invigorate: and builds up. A ner-
viaa that when and ntrengthm. it in well
known that the aluminh liver is the liver in
which the Hood circulates too ninwly and re-
too lama Here it in posed forward into
the Inna via-elation. LoxatOIlIk
iaao partert aoimnteal
oil-mud that it to immediately absorbed
quicken: the circulation. thereby silent!
Remand blind veuela of the meant
gar-don. and removing all "mine and
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:Ieoad committal-minimum.
PREPARED HY
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6. A. BBEGilllY it 60.,
Norwalk.
ito! Ye“ lovers
Tea. litre you mayooino and
firm Dhaka-aimed pod
methbaghamafia
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for “hand in no place dolart
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ticmunm; uncalled for no» tollowiueuuir
onion for the week radian Jae. mom. Pun
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Miniature Almanac for 'l'o-ruarrow.
Sun lliiwrl Bun Sell ' lliuh Tidal Low Tide
at ow «on t ' 7:10 at mom
um York Herald Weather Romulu-
ln this district to-day clear weather will
probably prevail. with lower. followed by ria-
iag temperature and brisk and fresh north-
watcrly winds, shifting to mirthoaaterly. On
Sunday warmer. fair to partly cloudy weather
and fresh nortlrcaaterly and on 'rly winds
will probably prevail. followed by new or
rain. with the advance of astorm from the
southwest, and on Monday partly cloudy
weather. preceded by snow or rain on the
coach. with no decided temperature changes.
4
SI! .‘DAY SERVICES.
Preacher: and Their Themes in Nurwalk
churchra ’l'o-Iaorrow.
Tatum tumor-An. West atrcet and Fair-
flcld avenue,§uutb Norwallt. Rev. Olin liai-
lock. rector. Fifth Sunday after Epiphany.
Morning Prayer. sermon and Holy Commun-
ion at firm a. m.: Evening Prayer and sermon
at 7 p. In.
riov'm Nonwamt linuonnrr, Wat avenue.
near Garner. Rev. II. E. llurnee, motor.
Preaching, ton)... in. and in) p. in.:§llilill)"
school, 12 m.; young pet'iple’e meeting. Ml) p. In.
)forninirJJonimunion of Lord's fiuppI-r. Even-
iuil. munching by the pqtor.
r‘umm Nottwux ('oxunma'rmsal. West
avenue and Went streets. No acttlrd
manor. Services 1051‘! a. m. and 7.00 p. m.: Sun-
day «bowl. 1:: m.; young puwle'n meeting. 6:“!
p. m. Subject. "Seek To the Lorri.” Ber. W.
A. Tron. Northampton. Mass“ Mil preat h.
Sou-m Nolan mt Barrueri’ost art-nor, near
l’inc riruvt. ltcv. Archibald Whenlon. motor.
l'rwwbing. new ft. m. and 7m p.-m.: Sunday
«timid. i'.’ m.: Y. P. rt. t'. E. prayer matinee
p. m. lit-v. C. A. i’iddook. D. [2,. Id Hartford.
will preach.
Norman; CiJ'EGitnlA‘l’lfllAl. corner Part
and Lewis Murcia. Rev. T. K. Noble, l). l).
ymtor. Mervin-a oi i061) II. In. and 72'!) p. m.;
Y. P. S. C. E. mention, 5;» p. m. Morning
subject. “The True Teal of lilariplcnhip. "
Evening .‘Illilet'L “Popular P-oilnt hm thut \‘ord
llo-futntion."
Nonwnu Mun-intro, \Jt'mt and Mott ove-
nuer. llcv. George You Alatyne. i). ii . pal-tor.
Hcrviwn tow a. m. nnd 7:5!) p. to: Sunday
m-hml. l: mu, worn: people's meeting. Wm pm.
)1”: nine, Ft'l't It I: and Holy l 'ormnunion. liven-
in: ~utrits I."’llw Iletltilbl'll of f'bristv Want it
.chIMI or I'brIr-lian‘r Whore war it u to
'lure: flow out if MM )Itxlu? “dill KEN!
limt it i'pua li'im ‘r" At tha- cloatetl of service
titrrr will be several Damian».
Stimuli Barrier. East arr-mic. opponlte
iirrcn. llcv. i". ll. Rabbit», pant-yr. Scr-
Vli'rfi. 10:8! a. m. and 7:» p. In.: flunday ”hoot.
i: In; young people'a meeting. 5;!) p. in.
Morning subject. “TheBrr-d of God." After-
noon auhiect. "m Drunkard'a Hope.” Evin-
‘tnc. third sermon in the young twopie‘n series.
"is the Young Woman Safe?" At 3 p. m. a
ternpemnu: forward movement will be inaug-
tinted.
9r. Pants trim-rat. Church atreot. optic»
litre lh‘tireru. Norwalk. Rev. filth-ham.
rector. Divine service, Holy Communion and
M'rlllfln. at 1mm a. nu: Sunday arbooi revvin-
and Holy liitptiwrn, i: In.; Divine nervior with
sermon. Tim». at. Morning lubjcrt. "Ii owing
Tu‘nlifl.” Evening nubimt. "Nudtea of tho
f'lmrrh The ('burrb Service" continued.
Hoar: Evian-nut. Holden avenue and Crane
nine-t, Norwaik. Rev. ft. ll. Watkins. ractm
l‘itth Sunday after Epiphany. Morning prayer.
moon and lloiy Communion. brain. a; Sun-
day nbool. i2 on; Evening Prayer and sermon.
7:30 p. m. The rrrtor will pruttch. All are wel-
come.
Em Avrzxrt Mornootm'. nmr YanZandt
avenue. lent Sorwalk. licv. it. It. My. pae-
tor. l’reaI-hlntr mm a. In. and 7-1!) p. In; tinn-
Iiay IH'IIHDI. i: no; yuan! WWW- Ineeting Id!)
9. m. Event” “hint.“Thcflrrat Salvation."
Auras-r I'uutimas, VanZandt avenue. lat
Norwnlk. Her. ll. ll. Tucker. paator. i’rearh—
ing, town. to. and m» p. 112.; Monday school
i: on pruyer and mine aerrlce. lid!) 3) m.
rim None A La tiwunml Comma-noun.
lttvenlda avenue. Rev.0aear [Jud-area. pea.
m. 8enir-aati0fla... autumn-4 Bu
oar uboomwp. n. Ila-lumbar,“
and “ no. * honing union.“ Great Kiri;-
to»: (treat ill-3.41mi Manitoulin
Hath "
untaowooa l'am t warn. Ely avaaae
smith Kuwait. tie-day about.» p. at:
netting micro. 73- p» m. Rabbi. “The
i’brhiian a W from M'VIJEHOI
rvxlii. Mi. Wednesday eve-ting. ”A New
fir-rt" ”Jeremiah uxl. art-.14.
or. Maura. B. 0.. career of Wm ama-
aault’hapeimeoldtorwalt. Remit. tau.
mpaator. murabammo
MMa-.sflk§lmhflan:7m
mp...
(Marmot: Guam Church ulnar. near
Taylor-venue. Mandalay!»
twee Mm (mama: Mimi."
mmnapmmmuanm
ama- hash-r urn-bun. mm
air-at.“ lav. W. M. m. tutor.
Wanton-ad I.) a: Ill-la
um”..m!’_.I.GA.mta-.
warmth-whack!
”mien-am J
MmuUa' 3.0.1.5.!
to: m «in; III to the cit-Ir.
Whrfldtflvkmh.
l
Int-watt.
AMflmm I
Titanium-at
What the People of 'Our city an lining
\‘Idmet
J Madonna“
W
I'll Winn.
Mina Carter, of Watt art-ow. i» wry
sick with the grip."
MI W mud to III-dim
to} Ruth It wldaquitlfwfltrlfql by
pellet this mornin . J.J 'tAl‘ ll our
of a mauJuiloilI
—I.Itdioe don't fail to on: lid ill" ”will!“
f tale of line about at Glmor & Otten' e.
Washington street, South Norw alk.
Leon K7598". son of ii. Krierer, of
this city, will call for Europe next Tucs-
day, on the steamer Loam llc got-n on
a business trip, and will return in May.
later Hunt, the manager of Adams
Erprem company, in this city, in alowly
recovering from his long and severe ill-
ness. He won at the office a few minute-
to-dny.
Are you constipated ? Dr. Richardson's
Cancun, Rhubarb and Ileana Anti-Con-
stipation Powders cure Constipation and
Liver Complaint. Auk for he. or 10o.
ample.
_ It is rumored that the New York and
New England railroad will on Monday
next petition the Home of Reprcaentu-
tires for authority to increase their capi-
tal stock.
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
Annotation Dramatic club will present
the drama ”The Danger Signal" at. their
ball on the bridge, Tuesday evening,
February 10.
George II. Ferris met with an accident
while melting lend at his sfbro on Wax -
lug Iii-mt. ycoterday. The lead flow in
hie,fnce and he one slightly burnt—Ii
about the face and clothing. though not
St‘rlfllbil)’.
-Reasonablo pritw m lam-3 depot
restaurant.
A meeting of the mother» of Lyceum
league of America will be held in the
Franklin street school hall Monday crap
ing, at 7 o'clock, for the purpoee of
electing officers. Two speakers will be
present.
While endeavoring to make tho switch
above the First M. E. church last even-
ing, two horse care collided and consid-
erable damage was done. The homes
worn turned out on curb side of llw mils
and escaped injury.
I". ll. Foster. of the firm of Footer
Brothers. of Danhury, want in South Kor-
wnlk this morning, and informed a 3:3-
rtxni. reporter that the hotel at Bell is—
landwouldnmberebuilt. Landlord E.
J. Frye. who conducted the hotel last
season, bastretumed to Danbmy.
—lil lbs. pure lard for 8!,
Washington market.
l-‘alwanl “’urdweliBurt. who died at
Ridgeileld. January 27th.. was the father
of Mrs. W. W. Boutou of this city. The
obituary notice printed in Ta: SEXTIKIZL
from tho Ridgefield Pre- contained no
mention of this fact. and anxious trier-Ila
are atill inquiring afhw the Imlth or her
at Smith's
‘ father. and di- pangruph 8 mauve her
the cmbarrnsment and pain of such in-
quiriea.
German mvicea as natal in the hall 37
Cheatnut street. Ber. C. Brockmeler.“
Yonkerr. will preach at both micro.
Sunday aclmol 10:30 I. m. A special
meeting» 2 p In. All German frietala
intemtedinthe work aturtrd here are
kindly mutated to attend. .J Amun-
rnvataare to be made in reference to
tbia million in the {Itnm
Dr. George B. Boutwell. the mlieat
and older: resident in Antonia. died from
punt-$2.1m iteflmp, after“ a
i”, and wbib work-n3“ clack mam
tempted hhrparv time «Idyiugilrn—
tiatry. Afterward he opened an out:
and mm Incomewoll known throughout
the nominating country. lie haven a
non. Dr. C. 1’. WI. oftfiacityJud
a daughter. who real-led with him. He
war 03 yum old.
4mm" nuyr. ”India. if you will
roadtheir udveriiaaurentof apeciaiaalr
of ilneeborayoucu'theipbatmtiun
audbtty."
heDanhuryaudl‘orwalkI-ilrud
”.mmtwouwwb
mother. ’1)!qu
tin-thomwovhqdarem
frouanyothmoatheflo-atoaieap
trot. ‘l‘behoilrnmilntutloaaw
rhntbbkbtboilmuith—i
aadthecabinrtupitiehoiler,m
hath-WindMI-au
“mew-emailed
It. “amp—elm”
went to Anemia from W: in i
=- 84 Washington Street.
i t" “any."
I). diatom I. m';.'a;‘;.........:
George 1. Katerina filled his twain
mm" inthlacityandono atBrmk-ide.
The train leaving thin city at 12le ran
over a pa: do; at .tlw Mmtwl vim
MW
John 8
(W? l
fallow. Jan emplliyliae of 'lvovvlup
Wmtll‘lim
, WI. ill aith tlu- grip-
at hi: I‘m ln But
Not-walk.
~Picltled tongues, picked pigu‘ feet
and pickled tripe. at Smith's Washington
market. , J
Philiipi Mariano baa moved out of the
Prowl» buildingon “in street. into the
small cottage on Henry «not.
Eighty-three immrance companion fail-
ed in tho United States durini; the year
"Di, and but very few have made a dol-
lar over their capenaua.
A ooatumer from New York will be at
Germanic Hall tomorrow, when! coo-
tum for the annual maequerade hail of
Olive Branch Lodge can be «cured.
~Theodore any! that their rpccial tale
of ladle-5' tine shoe: is the biggest drive
in shoes ever made in this town.
-—--v—-
Mary Sheehao, widow of James
Sheeban. died last evening, aged 80
years. The funeral will be held on lion-
day morning from St. Mary II church.
The graduate: of the Merrill Barium
College will hold their commencement
exerciaea in the Stamford Armory Tucs-
Iltty owning. A large number of South
Norwalk people will attend.
A fire (mortal in the burnout of
Patrick Boyleu building on Main strut.
Stamford, yeaterday. The [moment
Iva» occupied by T. \h. Raymund,
plumber. Damage almut $300.
'I’lii’e coffee with pure cream. at: n
I'Itp, depot restaurant. Own all night.
Mina Nellie Wiiicock of Brooklyn. to a
guest at the risidence of Intuit N. Ker:
via. Elm Grove place. She is the sister
of Miss May Willcock. n pypularwprum,
whohmbeen heard in thin city sound
times.
”South liorwulk Baptist Y. P. S
C. EHMIM invitation to all
who arenot in “)0th ~of attending
envious ohewbere, to be prurot. at their
mayor meeting at six 6ch on Sunday“
evening. Subject, "Beck ye the Iotd.’
Attire meeting of Sherman Council.
Ihrynl Arcanuln. Thursday evening it
was voted tohddan nuniremu'y eater-
tainment on Thunday eveningfebruary
is. William F. lloyt, (lounge ll. Brom-
fielsl. Charles Raymond. Dr. \Y. L.
Word, and Frank C. \‘ausooy Were
nppointml a committee to arrange
Wiglnflifllt'.
—llead Glover & Olaen'a mltvf‘llrwmeht
GI uphill sale of Milli lino slur—rs.
lint. David E. Disbrmr arrive-J at. her
brwoeon the midnight train ’l'huz‘vday
evening, umnpunied by Mr. Dbbrow
and her physician. Dr. Emily Purdue.
fliejwrney w. amompliahed without
great fatigue, and lira. Diabrow in now
comfortable. and happy to be lion-I?
again. liercaIt-hu been fraught with
uhapaakabloanxiaty alone but Jaiy to
that whoknewtbe exiting facts, and
lumgbet'orvitwu donned atria-bio m
givetberametoth'publlc. Durham»
corny prove-a that alto wan vent to the
right placehi’l'he liclnmtb W at the
righttime. and whatever oriticbua to
the unwary may have been content.
have emanated from tboae who knew
nothiu‘uftharaal nature of the our.
Mr. Diahrow it much plea-ed with the
bettowed upon Mn Die.
’ h‘ 1 iv
" ovta rite aim. ' "‘
‘ . ’ ”4—...-
lewo and M II the Day III! ”at
Mar-will.
)lrr. luau: lie-lied. 'mm a the
WWHKMBM
illatllarhmneiutbiaplace.
Charle- ilar-m, the contractor on
new Mina-tartan for
AMWIHIbIafamily.
Whittle-o “mu
Mdhymlhak natal-
deraadfloaa m testable-lover
they‘nbuflmurm
“rumba-leaner than
patio-am 'l'kalitoti-
Mannheim-a
{Eldon-M --
trailer-inhu-
flay-Itiner-
reflector:
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4' II inhuman rm.
lair Breadth lea-Ia of 1'» larwflhm
When the ”hula” Wa- were.
It was learned laat evening that the
two Mona young men who made
Mr my), .Jfrgimlho unicorn at Dalian
9*”?!er '13»ng . 5qu Iii-Ind»:
who:
titan»: “film” MM
plow. Whirl»
rally in the evening hiredh one of Livery-
mun Dann'a turnouts and drove over to
we the girls and make a night of it.
When they heard the unicorn rap for ad-
mittance one of them sprang through
the window. cloacly followed by his com-
panion. Numberoucatruclttheoahhar-
rel in his jump and mined hm Sunday
pauta, beside- iujuring bin knee and
wrist. lie struck out on it run;lwwover.
and by striking at the officers broke
through their ranks and made his ea-
cape. Number two was not so fortu-
nate.aaho ran plump into one of the
ofllcer's arms and was made a prisoner.
When the inmates were taken to the
Town Hull and were being transferred
from the carnage he madeu break and
succeeded in getting away. leaving his
hat behind. Fear lent wings to his
flight, and it is said he never stopped
running; until he reached 0: Ridge.
‘ Here he obtained abut from a farmer
by telling him that his horse had run
away. lie then returned to Durieu, and
meeting his companipn, they trudged
solemnly and ,aorrowfully back to Nov-
walk, shivering with the cold and vow-
ing all aorta of vengeance against the of-
ticeru who had «used them so much
trouble. 'l'lwy were obliged to walk
home botmtso they feared arrest if they
wI-nt hack to get their team or to burn]
the into. The team was mumed to
the lit-try stable yesterday. ' When three
two “wallets so to We!) again they
will Imlke sllfl‘ lmtiv the land lays.
DRAMATIC WINGS.
Theatrical Matter! in Which Play-(krill;
People will In [Mere-ted.
llr. A. C. Hunter's romantic play, "Mr.
Harm-a, of New York, "will beacon at the
lilo-sic llnll, Saturday, I ebruary 13th.
the produttiou being made by Manager
Frank W. Sanget's Broadway Theatre
f'mupuny. of New York city.
The story of this strong thematic work
has been made familiar by the enormous
. sale of the built ohm which it is ink—en,
aau'ellaahy the very successful tours
mad:- with this play by Manager San-
ger’x «movable-s the. last two years. A
new interest will, however. be given the
pnxluctiou by the new artist.- engaged
for it and the eluborptc stage vettingwitb
which it will be Impplicd.
The leading charactcraof the play will
be rantnsfollowa: Marina Paoli. Miss May
Wheeler: Enid Anstmther, Mira l-lmmn
Field: Lady Chnrtritr, Miss Clara Venn-r;
Maud Chanda. Mira Lulu Bertellc: Mr.
Borneo. Mr. Hugo Tolnnd: Could Dau-
rlla. Mr Sheridan Block: Edwin Antitru-
tbrr. Mr. Couitcr Brinkerfl’amm Mon-
alIlI. Mr. Charles Lamb.
I'l- leer Cultivation lindrr Glare.
litt tow ofour readers are aware of
the extent that the cultivation under
gin-«u! tropical and other flowers has
miillitfil in this rI-ginn, unlnu they have
paid is pertains! visit to and through tho
building when! thin culture is going for
ward. Take for inetanm- the establish-
ment of Mr. John H. Smith, on South
Main street. in thin city. Parsing through
the email from office we find seven build—
ing» with gluon main and aids-s, the first
one. titled with tropical plants. shrubs
and fruit. trees, some of them 12 to l5
feet in height. Many of thew um.
uhmbu and plants are often taken to our
church»: or dwellingoou wedding or
micron. and quite recently large numberu
of them were aeut by Mr. Smith to New
Conan for wedding decorations. Them
acre-n but bounce. aggregating nearly one
tlmandfeetin length. are filled with
full pro-roaming flowcringpianta.
Including all of the choicest varieties.
corrugation-obit“ with mil“. an—
other with ma. number with pink.
while the other: contain variation in each.
Beaidea the. glue bout-ea, large number:
of out door frame-are filled with grow»
in; planta. Altogether the hot homer
and trainer. cover an acre of ground
rootn.aothatthereadrr can readilyaeo
the. extent of title one rabbit-broom.
stenwacoualderthatin thin city and
towntberearualaiarga gram of hot
home pinata. and quite a number of
mailer ouea,ttwtllboappareut that the
lover- aal purchaser of flower: moat
cathraoealargaptwtiou of our popula-
'ztiuu.
W
W.
Juno l‘anya Mia-M
Theflouthport Chronicle oontaloa the
following meaning the' well known
”of Fairileld county court of com-
ouroltbeaudidataaforthopoaition of
WMtb-Uaitedfltataadmli court
Maude vacant by the aim
mart-In slim- tm Milo!
South N orwalk“
Ila longed to Ile I III-
‘l‘berearotimeoin my lifcwhen thug
tobea man that i may rail inanddo
better with my new It inuchathwart»
lug. unaatufocttvy thing to be a well
behaved and decor-ma woman whenyou
long to be a ooh of thunder and take lilo
trail; f wan sledding for aheltérin the
dairwa; of a throngs), throat. It'll“
rhinihg in "tit! my, delightful way that
militia and of impotme morph when
they talk Thorn was no holding back.
no reserve, no attempt to be nmcony
Initial and Imam-native. It mined a
pint to every gimme Inch. and no um-
brella was of low not: than a fork is in
eating on"?
Well. as l rmIod ll] the shelter of the
doorway a very queer nice-impact re-
motely rural life stepped into view. He
had just got out of mm:- but and was
at a lone what to do in the big city.
His clothes were blue and new andill
fitting. Ilia face war tanned and bin
amilewao both dept-seating and timid.
liecaniedalittlebnndiomudhiatrouaer
legs were rolled up over a pair of laced
ethos. No sooner had he appeared upon
the scene than a bevy of . depot hangers
on bore down upon him Some of them
were cabbico. and more of them were
louferu
They surrounded him Iabig bluebottlo
flies get around a honey pot; They bout
the head and talked low; they winked
furtively and laughed at each other be-
bind the poor boy‘s back. He took a
clip of paper from it's pocket and showed
it to them. and two of them, with: great
Ibow of friendliness. walked him away
between them I wanted to follow them
up, but. as usual. didn't at... tot—A
Woman in Chicago Herald.
Why Ila Never Lleku Stamps
One day after coming from the poet-
ofice I put a dozen stumps in my desk
and closed the lid Then I went away
and returned unit: an hour or so after-
ward Upon opening my desk I saw
upon these stamps at least a down his.
nutv looking "inches, or Water huge,“
as they are sometimes called They
seemed to be no intent upon some occu-
pation that they did not run away with
the almost lightningliko rapidity with
which they mortally disappeared when—
ever the desk was opened.
At first i thought that they Were stuck
to the stamps. but upon observing a lit
flo closer I saw that they moved about,
and l was finally convinced that they
were eating the gum from the backs of
the stamps. By placing a large reading
ginsmastomagnifytho roaches“ ob
served that they secreted a saliva on the
gum and then when it beams soft they
accrued to suck it 08. Little hare spots
appearcdon the stamps. and these spots
gradually grew longer until the stump
had' the nppeamnce of stamps from
which I had imagined the gum had
evaporated,
Sim-c that time you may be enrol
never touch my tongue to a “range
atamp. and It nimoat nauseatea me to ace
any one t'lut‘ Ito iL—lnten-iew in New
York Tribune.
A Itualneaa Wo-an'a lesson.
A business womnn often takes letters
and packages to the general postoflice to
betveiglml. Asoften as she handout:
that she has been impressed nucw with
the weak and trivial curiosity of the
male mind. for every time she handed in
something to be weighcd the busy men
in charge stopped to turn it over and
read the mldreea
"It cemtinly beam anything," she sold
to herself. "to think of anything being
an curious no that. "
A few days ago she repeated this ox-
per'wnco»up to a certain point. The
variation began when the examining
magnate said cheerfully: “Be a good
idea. wouldn I II. for you to put on here
the Mate these here papers is goin' to?
Yea. certainly. ['11 write it for you
Gum I've not ed 500 bundles from being
lost in the last three weeks. lookin tom
if theywaadimctcd all right. ldon't
bother about the men: don't can so
much about their bundles. and then
they've got more bond for looking to
such things; but I alwayuhiook at the
ladiea' bouillon Ten cents." And tho
crushed business woman walked away
with all the and dignity aha could mae-
ter.-—Now York Sun.
A III; Crruuretlettt lit-wider.
Theapproxiumtc’nmximnmdimension:
of tho “Shotgun" boulder in Montville,
1301111.. or»: Liminh. 75 feet: Width.“
feet; height. 00 not: contort“. 70.000
cubic foot: weightlimom if allow~
am he mule for an immense!
which has fallen from its northaaat aide.
tbe"dimenaimw and cubic contents of
"Shot-gm" would approximate cloudy
to 90.000 cubic foot. One point that goon
far toward unbatantiating the claim on
behalf of the “Simon” rock in that this
a true bowldcr. ia the number of un‘
doubted bowidm of an immense aim
and of the memo granite which (trial in
comparative pmximity.-David AWNI-
in Popular Science Monthly.
Praetori- Dair-
When the (.‘ruaadcn returned town
the Holy Land in 1mm were touted
with relica of holy who had
mm on wn in the west.
. one of their loadm. divided
between Anselm ml certain churches n
indium: halra which the patriarch of Au—
tioch had given him with thee-cram
that the mound Virgin plucked them
from her head at alto ricotta-Mata: Do
loom—dry the emu—Mime Year
Math ;
up uh the Americana.
A traveler iaJap-aaayaihatthelap
m dtnlthe the ituaatanl and
mm.mԤ;m
mm
buckwheat w‘eliavo shown the
Come and taste and buy.
Charles E.
‘ ."....;;.,"... (I... a..." W ..' " 'J
Does any one, except. perhap. the house-
wife herself. reflect hawthe holidaya are
multiplying for teachers. preacher-I, men
chant- and workmen—all aorta and condi-
itiouof moment! how we may look in vain
the ealendnr through for aeiugle holiday
(on Marten? New Year’a day. Waiting-
ton'a Birthday. Memorial Day. the i‘ourth‘
uaadayantt Christ-ea. 0- each of: there
daya of rest for meoweil Ia oustin-
day. the great day when even the or and
the use are to do noworlt. thewomanof
the house is expected mprepureu better
and more elaborate dinner for her lord and
meter. to keep the baby more quiet. and
to ace that the children are not. noisy that
the husband he not. disturbed.
Boulders this, there is a demand already
conceded in some cities for a Saturday half
holiday and a very general demand for
which releasu not the wife and mother
[run the comics round of care thatmakes
heralderat forty than her husband is at
day. Why do not the housewives cnm'
line. form a union, and strike to be taken
outmdinner on every holiday when the
mantle-sum labor? Suppose she let. the
fire so out. in her range when be locked his
office, and they both went out toameztl.
perhaps more simple and less perfect! y
cooked than she might prepare it. Sup-
pose she loosed the brush of worry and
mouthed the mire line: out of her face once
a week. would he not be the gainer as well
u ahe?—-.\'ew York Sun
The Wrong Platte for a Handkerchief.
An lnnoratitm was exemplified in the
fallaclotns makeup of two prominent runo—
winter in Brooklyn. lt cou=i~tml of the
regulation swallow tail and [runners ~nnd
a white duck waistcom, cut somewhat
higher than is the vogue. But the remark-
able tangent out of the regulation t'urmulm
was the black silk mounhnir worn by both
players. evidently pmuncenctlly. tucked
into the waistcoat opening, It in tic-collate,
and spread fiat new, obscuring the lower
halfof the shirt from.
The idea was palpabiy at variance with
good form In the first plum). a gentleman
will never exhibit with nfx’mrthougbt his
handkerrhief. which is <trictly nu uppur
tenure of user, for on mlventitious purpose
otdeeorution.out of the pub- of its mean.
ing or pnrxm. It is. now deemed one of
the selenium of lll’t‘i!‘ to have the ends at
the hamlkcrtaref discovered flowing out of
the Nick coat pocket. and lmvr aortic of the
swells fl‘CUIlL'IIIO' the introduction of the
breast woke! for handkerchief in their
dress suit» ‘I- lwyund fulfilmmlng,
The cflominizittg full dress Waistcoat
porous plaster arrangement adopted by
these ilr-xiklyn "wouM bee" mm. of course.
to be deplored on gmrnl principles; but.
why Willi it black silk handkerchief chosen?
—l.'lathier and Furnisher.
‘Ilow Sonn- Spots Slay lie Removed.
To remove brown spam (run: black fab
rice. pom opini.‘ of m: w nn‘: .l on the spot.
drop by drop and mix :tutl) round; .mi
round with If: 5: .pr
Ink sprite mu be removal from the tin
gens by rubbing: them with tartaric acid.
Printers' inL require: caustic main or hero
acne oil for its‘ rmnut'ztl. Mm: fruit smith
can he rvnmvml by rubbing tilt-In with
lemon. ’l'nrpmriuc will take «'47 point or
?l|ffll~ll ~;II.Is.-~‘v£.:~.;.tn~t Ryder in (but
Hansel; 1 ll
lilillll tXII Tlllilll).
The lmptrrtan' Newt of the State
Chronicle“ In In l‘ondeuwd form.
Frank tlvrmmmhmt been anmteal at
Now llawu on suspiciul‘t of criminal os-
sault on twu little girls recently. A
year ago he want :tl'rtV-ili’tl for throwing a
woman dorm in the atrwt :‘m-l kissing
her.
Mrs. Johanna l-‘itrgr-rnltimf Norwich.
was found by her husband, l’ntrick l'ilz-
gemhl. curly “'uimwlny morning, lying
at the bottom of the- cellar stairs at her
home on North strict. dead. her neck
having been broltt-nbynfull. She bod
evitlentlv fallen backwards whit» going
up the stairs with some kindling Wtiiltl.
A man giving his mime as (tango
Perry. of Bridgeport. wow ambled at
New Rochelle yum-Inlay upon at chargo of
worming in groom goods.
Yesterday morning Dayton Andrews.
of Southington, exhibited a piI'lIvn-l
weighing threc pounds and fifteen ounces.
It is the tangy-ct ale-pinion captuml
there this mm.
If four New York drummers spend
two months at Hot Spring» for their
health. pay en Ali-week for board #90.-
009mb for doctorii. N9. in for inciden-
tale. braidea lining MM. 00 at point", how
muohmmwillthcy be out of pot-lie:
than if they had bought nix botllm of
Cachtua? Blood l‘ ore and cured Illt'IliiIt‘lfl‘rl
at
R. H. I’lulotcd. the druggiet of South
onvalk. can tell you all nimut it
Notice;
'f‘aa Nouwnut lam: Won” flourish I
lmmt Normans. 01.. Feb. It, tutti. i
'l‘lil: annual mmi of ullrkbnldero will be
r bradfl‘lit‘t'fi. ghetto” thia Company. Friday.
he: ‘ noun. Item-n.
For Sale.
BET QUALITY “BEEPM’ORTER-
been. trial lie: round.
ider. lib-pf woundubmut Em
..E
but? illiti
Sultan PIIIIIIhIII.
STEiii and (its FIllEit.
mums hi SIIcIIIII.
Mute... very taking
Why .' Bottom we buy it
ifldhaveitroaltod treat: every week In.
take the lead. We have all the numerous varieties. ulIIo Hacker’s
superlative floor, by the bag or barrel.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN CHANGES.
We receive large quantities of new
goods every day. All first-class and pure.
eighthournworhimteadoften.allofi
tear actors during a wrformrtnrse givt-n hast -»
f-raialng flour,
commuuib'that Hooker‘agooila
p.
Seymour,
33 WISHIIBTIII STREET. 8001'" MINI“.
Taylor 8: Golden. My
Real Estate and insurance.
‘ odl'lldlilbm.
at. July. Labor Day, Thanksgiving. deo-
01mg man. I! filt'
Apply to it
Al, k."
ml! IBM? I‘M IYMm:
“3!
FXPERIKXi‘ ED trimmers wanted at Ray-
: mood a t' unmm k s factory. Day street.
in if
XL ith‘E t'irl Must be well recommended.
Apply at this otlzm
your”: man to work in a cigar box factory.
study work. Call Honda :— -
shall sli'v'r‘l. South Survvalk. y at M...
'1“! LET.
‘82 house corner of “union! Ham and
Al .J~'mth£fuin@tr:let. 14 rooms, rent so
so muse o a} (it ward at nm. r ..
inquire of E. A “'oodwurd. e not 3“
"RBI; rooms in E; n-t \‘orvtftlk. Fort Nollut
rnut tilt Wilfll’. rams" “I'D Ail lobe-
ro_\ B when: 13: Water aim: Sdghrwallt-
\ l~ iRSTt- -l. us house with umdem improve-
1 merits. in L'timllnralitt‘. Mwion A ril
i. Inquire of “iiiidm if. Rnymonrl at’” u)—
lor anemic. So. Norwaik. if. If ‘
HM 5L ofsr-Ien rmmuonl «lax-«reel: rent
"1 lnquire or F. Hayes market. North
.‘luil‘i ~lht—i jl3 [I
X tin Snort: .t Corbett apartment house.
.3 four rmxu fin: W [Th all modern improve
north to n ~m: til Ittlill). Enquire at the
lament The UlIl “I Ill‘ 1g: tr (n. K} “melting-
[nn stout. jib if
SIX-HUG)! Colman- for small family on
Burritt avenue. \Imlrrfi improvements.
Apply tni heater}. Llark. 'SQulntarIl avenue.
South Nor-walk. nllHt
Ht]: S! on Fourth RV§IIUIL {fiat corner of
‘0va street. East urwa A l to
.lzn ob )l. Layton. uli) lpptl-
FDR Sam: on To new.
Ilfif' SE containing eight rooms. my late
rsidruce desbornoawnm that \‘or-
walk. \lodt-rn Improvement». House nearly
new and to en'- lien: condition. Barn, fruits.
20ml well of water. etc. Apply to John Trynn,
'l7 Riverside av.euue Brut Norwalk. itl'xf
Fall SALE.
(‘HEAl'~ A buy more. phaeton and harness.
J " The mare is well bred. sire Hupp Med—
tum \he made a record over Fleetwt Kid—int
fl year» it of mm. Kind and truein allhnr—
rims ill'll ml wind. ppliy to Harry )llllett.
5 W est avenue. 50. \onva it. or at bronze B.
W red 5. i' o. '= shoe factory. f'i3t
.gufrrfaiummts.
MUSIC Hill, Sillllil ililiiWhlli,
Wednesday, Feb. l0.
SISTER llllE BROTHER.
The Repnwmative lriah Colleen.
SADIE
SBANLIIN
Supp. r'wl by hermvn mmpany, in tho beauti-
ful romnntit Irish c'olnedy drama.
“EILY”
iii FRED MARS!) \'.
flow," "Simon llllr.“ lrL~b Mtnstrols‘z. ' tau.
Slim Stunlon [Imam Itliuf Ibt iluthlillilllli'in'i
of her illustrious brother.
W. J. SCANLON.
Santa now on hIlQ at lioy‘l v and Gregory's
Drug ‘ltim
Illhlll lllll. 80llTli ilflllWllK.
SATU RDAY. Feb. l3.
Iii. FliilK W. SINGERS
BillllllWil THEATRE GUMPAII,
FROM NIW YORK (1le
In tho llomrtntir Drama by ABCIIIBALD C.
. JGIZX’WIJ}. j- .. s
hill. BARNES
NEW Yllllll.
ORIGINAL SCHMIDT.
mucous COS YUM“.
llt'f'iltlw'l'lb'ti MMIIANIUAL armors.
A GRAND AND ORIGINAL PRODUCTION.
Phillis. Slilll. 75, 50, 35.
”MILES
Illlllflll’lllil TliEITIlE.
nutbor of "Kerry
Manley. hind.
Till lllllll) Hill.
w
Wain-afar. Mk 1’-
hit to litill’. .J
My. r». If.
Norwalk Chronicler