3 To one of ourhandsome
SlllTS or
militia the eifect
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Druggist.
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Wilt W'showing for the (Holi-
«33°
uneasily; lindashhn'?’ ‘
’ be seen in the country. ‘
HANY PIECES IN
Royal Worcester.
' Crown Derby.
. Serves.
Minon.
lledon.
Wedgewood.
Limoges.
-—IN——
CUT GLASS
we have fine designs for the
Table or Decoration.
...—...”...—
. All the Latest
PERFUMES.
--....” ..-- , _
Toilet Cases.
Manicure Sets.
Gold Pens.
Fountain Pens.
ETC.
.__. coo—«~—
ll. H. Plaisted,
Dru ggist.
43 Washington St, So. llomli.
llleTHHIH
——AND—-
CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIGORA'I'ES
TH! SYEI’I'ZX.
to lure Aches.
llo lore llestless liars.
In Here Sleepless lights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Dips—
tints Boys takes the place of deepair: your
daily flatl- become a delight and hifea
Jay.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
[HHS eSHHIlIEH
“mmmabniltlhalllf not full!
Stirling Store,
ss wasnnrdrox we. so. ironwiu.
of
G. A. Gregory & 00..
XOBWALK. CT.
Rhinitis
Reuben-r «cheaper than now.
MIMI. .mPrleu.
lee-h km.
leathers! Isrrsrts, low Blues
Mince Meat
merchant. Intestwolalnnr the-snail
on CA! 0"
III!“ PIIIE Plllflll
aifitertkseeeaaslsii “thespian
Al'schlelmwflsmell
Florida Grantees.
“perturb-mushy use ate-stirs
sssnr.
Nuts
mmmnmmam.
HVEHSMT
' scribe. John Ilolloran; trusurerJ... ll.
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‘ I. FRANCIS & 00.,
8 Wilmington Street,
run EVENING summer."
um GOLDEN. [litter and Welter.
Tuna-— :l 4th
sub: rmiiu't'hfinmtmmr oenle.
’ ' moon's Pullers.
one a he: on; 19 :=..
(owls at: incense S“:
liplatm'Al-anaeierirmnrrnw; ‘
e Rises suns» urn-nu Ti
“aim-r -» um' .Jim'lifi'snil'
law York Harald Weather Forecast.
The weather to-day prowl-es to be generally
from cloudy and colder. preceded by rain and
snow, with a dangerous increase of storinlness
ed the adjacent coasts and followed generally
by clearing tonight in the Hudson Valley.
To morrow it promisee to be clear and colder.
with quires decided “cold wave."
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the Peopl- of Our City are Doing
and Earl-x.
wrest sacrifice sale of cloaks and
millinery at H. Krieger’sfiouth Norwalk.
Mrs. John Ayres is quite ill at her
home on Hillside Place.
-A variety of holiday goods at lane's,
51 Washington street. ’
Butler Lodge, No. 97, l. 0. 0. F., will
rehearse the second degree this evening.
—Callat'Da_vid Stow'e and see those
$3.00 plush flickers.
. wt, :xtlft- ~_. ’
The Bootfnd Shoe Workers' Union,
No. 174, wil hold an important meeting
in the Masonic Hall, South Norwalk. to-
morrow evening.
—A fresh supply of Huyler‘s candy
for the holidays, at DeKlyn'e, Norwalk.
The annual communication of Oh]
Well lodge, No. 108, F. and A. 3]., will
be held this evening. Election of oili-
ceni. All members are requested to be
present.
Mary Gunwiski.sn Hungarian woman,
was arrested last night on a charge of
assault, preferred by John Tott. another
Hungarian. Justice Morrell found her
guilty and imposed a line of ti and coste.
—l"or the finest quality of smoking to-
baccos of all kinds, call at (l, 8. Treat-
bridge & Co’s. _y ..
The Rhode Island locomotive works
are building twenty-five new freight and
younger locomotives for the New York.
New Haven and Hartford road. Six
switch engines are also in process of con-
struction, ‘
~See Krii-ger's advertiwincnt on nu-
otlu-r page. lie is talking business.
The Young Women's Christian Tem-
perance Union will hold a meeting this
evening at the home of the president.
All members are urged to attend, as busi-
ness is to come before the meeting that
must i?» nitEn‘kdedz—toh
——Special Sale.—Comfortables, blank-
ets, rugs, pictured and clocks. Podmore’s.
Dull times is the cry with most every—
body in South Norwalk just now. iIat'
ting was 'probably never much duller at
this time of the year than it is now. The
same conditions prevail in Bethe], but in
Danbury trade is a little healthier.
”Holiday sale—Parlor and bed-room
suites. eldehoarrls, chiifonniers. book
cases, desks, fancy chairs and tables.
I’odmore’s, “-5 North Main street.
John LYullinanc was arrested again this
morning on complaint of Thom Nev-
ills, who claimed Uullinane throw stones
athim Sunday end knocked out three
teeth, baidcs giving hima black eye.
Tbccasewllibstriedthisafternoon.
—-Bargains in wall papers. Unframed
pictures. Pictures framed border,“
Becker‘s, ”Wailington st.,iio. Norwalk,
(killer Encampment, No. 31, i. 0. 0.
E, conferred thetlrst and secrmddepees
last evening. The annual election of of»
been resulted as follows: C. l’., Charles
(Mirna-um]. W.. A. L. Benedict; ll. P.,
Henry Wood; Y. W., Charles Ifsad;
Decker.
-——A year’s subscription for any of the
leading magazines would be a nice Xinss
present. Subscriptions taken at the
Postoflies new-staid.
Warrior Willi-mo. lierritt is-
solved a handsome shaving set as a
Christin-pram» from King a 1‘“!on
son,tbs miners. Thisisan widens»
that mother letter carriers are
nd'ltbhqedthtourpeo
piswlllismeinhsrthssenisn who have
beensofsithfnldnriugthepastyear.
~l‘aney baskets and hoses atlane’s
uni-laminar.
momenta
thedrawbtifi
line is“ ‘xlsapnll. ltsllypsli
allow . newt-ta of
more
amusements“
—ifioswsdliiksblflssswst
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South Norwalk.
sonnets NEWS.
A Breezy We! Items irons the
Wind-flown.
TheCarpenters union will elect olilcers
tonight.
The holiday vacation of the public
school pupils will commence Friday.
tweaked-reef! ibOrerIliler solsod
tr. ,. t,
‘ ——A fresh supply of Buins candy
for the holidays, at DeKlyn's, Norwalk.
Asouwnsborn to Mr. and tire. Ed
ward Brennan, of Water street, yester-
day. '
s
5 ......»—
The annual state Y. M U. A. conven-
tion will be held in New Britain, Febru-
ary 13th to 20th.
——Lnne's, 51 Washington street, open
early and late.
Winfield Scott and wife leave town to-
morrow for Ridgefield, where they will
spend the holidays.
-—Elcgaut fresh Oxford doughnuts at
Lane's. St Washington street.
Sylvester Grumman, tether of the
Grumman brothers, lies at’itm point of
death at his home on Henry street.
-—1Silk suspenders, fur gloves, choice
nockware, silk umbrellas, canes, hoys‘
suits and the Paragon pnnts.nt Mitchell's.
Wall street. Norwnlk.
Mrs. Giovanni Guamierigavc birth to a
son Sunday night, making nine little
months in the family to feed.
Mrs. John T. Hayes and daughters
blamie and Agatha are visiting relatives
in Yonkers, where they will spend
Christmas.
-—Thc Singer sewing machine wouldI
make a nice Christmas present. You
can get one at the [baton Store. Nor—
walk. for 89.96. .-
Harry Richmond has the sympathy of
the community. Last night he "rode
the goat" in Concord Division. 8. of 1'.
He escaped with only a few bruises.
-—Iluylcr‘s candy. fresh every day. a
Lane's. 5! Washington at.
A meeting of the Norwalk clergy to
take action regarding the appointing of a
Hospital Sunday. was held in tho parlors
of the Nurwnlk club last night There
was onlynemall gathering. It WM dc-
cidcd to present the iiilittcr to the
churches on tho Stirllliy in
March.
——New England‘peanut tally nt lane's.
51 Washington street.
tit'il't md
About: owned by l". \V. Smith, the
butcher. took fright, this morning. at
the top of the wagon to which he was
harnessed. l‘slicr Been, Mr. Smith's
clerk. was in the wagon. but was unable
to hold the horse. The frightened animal
no down Alain street, through Well
street and up Mill hill, where the clerk
succeeded in stopping him. No damagi-
resulted.
-—-H. Kriegcr inhelling cloaks at twenty
per cent. below mat.
Two games in the pool tournament
now in progress at the Norwnlk club
were played last evening. In thcllrst
round t". \V. Many, fifty, beat E. ii.
Adana, sixty. Thescorewas Many. 50:
Adams, 56. The first genres in the sec-
ond round was between Dr. W. I-‘. Ac—
ton, fifty, and A. J. Wheater. sixty. The
score was Acton, 50; Wheeler, tel. This
evening the other games in the second
round between C. W. Many. ilfry.sirid
F. E. Wilcoxaeventydlre, willboplayed.
—-A full line of fresh confectionery at
lane’s, bl Washington st.
A barn onSpring Hill was thoscene
of two disgraceful dog fights Sunday
afternoon, which were witnessed by a
number of men of hutsl instincts. The
dwinihetirst enematsrwcn owned
bromine“ sporting man and a
timing illuminate. a white and the
othsrabrindle. The do” were drawn
onscconntof some dlspute.but it was
claimed that the white dog had the best
oftheaifray. in the second battle the
Knight street dog won. The
light was forasmall sum of money.
Theowners of the dog: are preparing
tliemforsbigevsut to be held in the
near future.
~I'ure coflee with pure cream. be. a
cup, depot restaurant. 0pm all night.
Josiahtiregory, aclerkhfilmek-
wood I: Co's, was called npnnbyOe
wail! smith yoterdsy afternoon toes-
amineasteve, which, herald, contained
a skunk, cat «Mandnqtlutedhltn
tonnssrthwhatsverltmightbe. When
theyrnehsdthsstovmarmedwith ten»
footdahtheydrsw lots to determine
who should boils the job that. Ir.
"Marries unit. ”is a:
vacuum“
fwllldanoelnthe Minimum» this eveu-
Belluloill 1T lloioltlos. Plush iii lllooui‘rollil ...... ....
.fl.‘
Halley and}: Inltltil
.4,
_ , ~ 1 antiserum, Fabrics and Kid slaves. Worsted. and Silk Mittens.
l
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Ho/‘leRY‘ A SPECIALTY.
OTHER USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
W
W
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON
Mricrunr sienna
Written by Pupil; hi the loath Roi-walk
Public lsknoi.
One sunny day in midsummer three
children went out to play by the ’ rund-
sids with their toys. Birds could be seen
overhead, and apple trees and bushes.
bills. rocke and stones were near the
mud. The children were quite small,
one of them. five years of age, drawing
a small wagon, one eight years old. rol-
ling a hoop, and the other. six years old.
leaning against a large rock, securing to
have nothing to do. The youngest child
with her wagon wusou her way to the
seashore to get some shells and stones to
i l put lithe! cart and take home, the oldest
STREET; SOUTH
was running along by her side rolling the
hoop, while the other child went home
andreada new book she had received
some time before for a birthday present.
In the afternoon of this same day the
two children each broke their toys,
‘wbile the other went to the store and
, bought a new limp. Then, the next day
: when they Were out again, the two girls
, had nothing to do. but the other one ran
about rolling the hoop, picking up shells
and stones and had a pleasant time. And
so, although the littic girl had not a nice
time the first day the next day she had a
nice new hoop to roll. Scene Sur'ru.
The annual meeting of the Foiriield
County Agricultural society will be held
in the casino at the Norwalk Paris. at ll
o’clock to-morrow morning.
A move is being made to have the
liranchvillo null limirgetllwu depots
consolidate. and have one ill-pot half
way between. The depots on- only a
mile and a half apart.
—A large assortment of sleds. i’t-loci— '
p-des, express wagons, tool choirs. tin.
iron and mechanical toys, will ho found
at the [loswn store. Norwnlk.
thiuriterfcit twenty-live and fifty cent
pim‘r»; arc in circulation.
coin is triad.» of bass! nit-tut, nickel plat
ed. and are accurately manic. They are
somewhat lighter and lack the true ring.
-“'III' f A good place t i buy your
(‘hviirtmns candies. “'III’ l t'onic and
sec Starr. the con frittioucr, iii \l’lill st.
Norwzilk, l‘oliri.” ...-
Lewis llubbcll is chairman of a cool
lilllle’t" itppulnlt'rl by Concord Division,
Sumo o‘I l‘cmrwmricu. to arrange for an
entertainment after the holidays. for the
purpose of mixing funds to purchasers
piano for the bulgi- ro llri.
«Prices of cloaks at the Hinton Store.
Norwnlk. have been cut in two: Fl gar-
ments are $3.49; *1" garments are H till:
‘15 garments are 7.49; 820 garments
are 19.95, and $35 garments are “4.98.
A meeting of the Somali: iirl- depart-
ment is called for this evening. at I’iulir'r'r
Hook and Ladder coriipariy's limirlquur~
tors. to nominate :i chief engineer :lud-
two assistants. Action will also bouillon
upon the appointing of a department
physician. . _
vlicst fresh home-made cake in this
town at Lane's, 5! Washington street.
Norman Austin rccc-iml fifty tons of
pig iron yesterday. Alter filling up the
bin at his foundry be stored the remain-
der in the old foundry on “whole
street. Mr. Austin Would like to occupy
the old foundry immediately. but on ac-
count of the expense attached to putting
it in repair it is not likely that he will
move until spring.
~Special inducements for the hull-
days in wines and honour for table use
at iletts s Yarrinlztori’il, Norwalk.
The pleasant home of Air. and lint.
Harry Leobold. at 10 School
street. Nprwalk. w- thin-.0
eumnh,mios. the cos-lira”.
“I0 tenure-aimed thrill.
A generous collation are spread
eleven o'clock, titer an evening
ed to dancing. ilany handsome presenll
were received by lit. and hire. Ireobold,
tokens of esteem from their friends. At
soearly hour this morning the merry
gathering broke up, one and all wishing
the host and hostesscontinueil priispsrlry
and that fifteen years hence they might
help them celebrate their silver wedding.
“All elepnt line of doll carriages,
bedsteads, mattresses. pillows, trunks,
henshotnand stockinlp, kitchen. par-
tor, hedroomand laundry sets, will he
found at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
Theapproach of the holldsyshasbegnn
toahowintbemallsatthofiorwalkpcst
silos. Thoslxeandwelghtof theistier
carriers’hsparsgrowiuzererydsyand
will continue to make the wearers’
slinuldersnehe until after New Team.
Pcstmssterllnbbeilhasaword of can-
tioneopsrsonesenriln; Christinssgitts
byes-ll. Essays thousands of Christ
nesprssents will be sent through the
inaibdnringthenextfew days, tntrail
pperboessor wrapped luthln paper.
Hesuuratsthatatont hardware paper
heussdsndtkstthspsshgssbem
lwaMthwend
Maddie-ell.
forasoieihrestMIIastking bile
isr than a finest.” damp-ed
etfllWM nil-l. It wifi
mandamus-ems
sssriy ,
.. ,1. g Mmfiisshahvug:
...
Tho spu rions l
"“‘h
l .. '_ oven 'rni: Riven.
News null, “on"! of the they in East
. Norm-alt.
l Miss Maud l.udle_v is the guest of
- friends in Stamford.
l
l ——Itennona‘ilc prices ill lane's depot
i restaurant. Own all night.
Rev. George I... Toe-pic. of nlt‘l’lilefl
; has accepted the call to become [motor of
EIllt‘ Advent thristlun church, his duties
3 to commence Sunday. January 5.
—-—l"or smoke-rs. sets and fine quality of
rliu-r'schnumu. call at ll. 8. mebridgl-
A" l '1 l. .3.
Over one hundred relatives and f ricuds
of Mr. and Mrs. Francis .‘i Sr-ymour, of
it Henry street. invaded their home
last evening. and gave them a genuine
surprise. The m-cusion was the twenty
fifth nunivvrsnry of Mr. rind Mrs. Scy-
mour's iliiil'i’iiigr‘. The iriviulcr's took
lyriscssion of the house, pn-purwl an
elaborate supper. illlrl [lrlrsr'lllt-il Mr. and
llrs. Soyliinur with several handsome
luridcmtly presents Glover's orchestra
l furtliellv-il IlliiilC.
I -— \ large- lirw of thrm- capo ladies
‘cuutil in Huck. blue. brown tillll gray will
hr- sold for hull tin-tr original value at H.
. Kriegcr's. South Xllru‘ulk.
llilW.\l'Ti)§.
.‘lni. llicllard Seymour has moved into
the Sropln-ri .llinor view» on Main street.
RM: 1". W. (‘er-Ilv‘i’ lt'll ll‘iwtiyfnil
‘yvstrr-lziy for “.tllllll'll't'. Sill. \\ llPrt‘llt‘
will spend ”[0 via-ck with ll” pun-tits.
l“. Tlmnws i-rlgrlgerl \Viuticld
Grant to tear down the old ('bzisrurtr mill
and it is being tukcu ncrml-i the river.
win-n- it will be rebuilt un’ u lilllt‘khllillll
shop.
llilii
Christmas exercises will be held in
both of the churches Saturday evening.
Excellent progmulmm of dialogues. rcci-
tniions and music have been arranger].
and the teachers and scholars anticipate
a pleasant time.
Interesting exercises are being arrang-
ed to take place- next Friday or. 7 p. m..
in the Itowayton public school. The pro
gramme consists of songs, speeches. dec-
laruatious, dialogues. etc., by the pupils.
Among those who will take part are
Messrs. lngham, Stevens, Ambler,
glimmedieu, gathaway, (Tahiti.
. “Maud ills-Ache“. nu -
' flirt, W. titers-s, Alwsy.
" :b‘stt. Your. lulu and mmi
‘ " p . ,A collcotlenywlll be taken at the
close of the exercises and if enough
money is raised a clock will be purchas-
ed for the primary grade.
iitraeh at the Crossing.
John Travis, a driver for Waterbury
kJerlulnge, the nurserymen, was llrlv-
lhg their double team over the Washing-
tin street this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
nest Isa-coon. aged nine, several times
in the back in Iain street, New Brit-inn
Saturday. Both are newnboye.
The Liquor Dealers' Protective associa-
tion. of Bridgeport, decided Sunday
afternoon, to hire detectives to protect
them from the law and Order league.
Aflowbondoueintbingilrin has prin-
chased the rightist-sealant of ones
stpasturenearthstcity, and two post.
srs have been pulsed on each cow.
Wheaonevlflttolowmlr. K. Dal-
ton,ot1.urny.ituusii county, Kass-s,
oahedstthsisilerssury at Oil-minus
lm.mm.hmtmmflxe
yearvollilcymhosslfikad been mull
hyalaaihsrlsls'scoediks-sdyflthew
”unanimous-yum“ of
map. Innaitonhenmfissitsse-
sdhlefeflleslh
wear- ......
’-
Dersy lfartlnmged eight. stabbed En m
NORWALK. CONN.
Illa
dmhtths nloretlis
merrier: we are readyforraii comers.
Givensaoalllfithonlyforthnpurposs
varied is our We» of holida' y
edibles. Youwlililndihatwesrsmlue
than justifiedincallingyourspeoial at
tsutiontoour oompleteetockof coniecv
tiouery. Anewlotof elegentpopoorn,
overyesrpertect. .
Telephone call 13-2.
CHAS. E.
lEllllllB GllllllEI.
KEM-IlllM, the We
ofleeiufnryourlelf howoomflshlltil
nderlul Fuel Saver.
SEYMOUR,
33 WISHINGTOIR'L. 80. IHHWILH.
Bull—hreellaysllemain
T H E
Hartford
Helical
SouneH,
——-A'I' THE—
MAHASKEMH HOTEL,
UNTIL
Friday,lleo.23
CLOSING SHARP
AT 4 P. M.
—w—————-——
For the purpose of extending their already
wouui-uinn mrt'uui‘rr, and with admire
to con-cut to "If? malty earnest nemesis made
fmmytime to time by the friend-'- and admirers
of ”Hit progressive a) stem. out- of our («insult-
lug physicians will pay it profeuional visit to
Sour i Norwalk. PL, where-lit his parlors les—
pectally arranged) at the )Ilihuckeino Hotel in:
uill give to nl those holding apmiutmrnte.
an we“ as all iilhern who ill-«irecosscnarros.
arn'rcil. lxaursarios anti rulantn‘r you
AS ESTINII Most-ii. run: or ("Al“) to all
who call during our Mark's visit, Honda)".
1) camber imh, to Saturday. [December Zitli. in»
rinxi‘c. Thus giving rllfit‘i’t'l’ri from all forms
ofr'mun'll' insets“ personal attention. and
thereby all the advantages of tho. urwu‘stl-m.
who-h has Worked rill-ll riizirvclous cure. in
Hart ford and surrounding country. lthoug .
iln'timcnml ”woe-to them in xii up: this
run: TREATMENT Will met them ill lean! Five
'l‘housnrill dollars. yet they {rel this number
they will treat will be so large. tin-cures they
make will be H) varied. the good they will do
still run-r so later fl ni'lil. that the advertise-
rricnt ivtll Milorible what l-orl'd be rihlntrprl
“till “I" expenditure of still") in any other
uny. Tin-y also hope- to bring to the notice of
all invalid» tlwlr HIJZIltXT issrt'rwr: us mil
its ilicirmprcinlny tom of prnr'iir‘t‘. All the-v
:l~k in return i~ that every patient so treated
will appoint ilirnlsrlws a committee of one to
wintr- to all 'lit'll’ frlr-ruh the result obtnrnrd in
their individual can-.- by the German System.
So the rich and the poor may come d lily from
his. in. to l. and: to t p. m.. and 7 in.“ even-
ln,r. for the ultlrr rim»: as illiiih'.
'liei treat rill it‘lniklt troubles by thr ii. r-
mrin method. which does away with all nrwu
luiii uxurntimtimu. ritual. “barium and local
treatment,
'1 hey iihu desire to impress upon all men
whoarn sitfiri'lllt.’ from the errors of youth,
that tlwy are rlu~ sol» lm )fll‘r'l of the guatly
cell-brutal llludoo rerun 3‘. so Well and «vor—
.tlil) known to thi- old world no the AS”-
.tllSl-Zt'llAl. l‘ \lii.i)ll) Ml-Zl'll ll. Thu-y will
;u union an absolute run: in all cases take-n.
All ulvviriuu to it's! this. sistem will have
~ri. it an appurlllllll} on days gin-n bwluu‘, free
If r'liriruc.
They earnestly invite you to come. 94'? and
vxnniirw for ynlirquf ill-'ir In~iitriiioti. nation-
rucsl. flplillml’lil" and rilllt‘r‘wlt in curing t2..-
. lifllllll' mum-urn oi "llITt'l'llli‘ btlrllrirlity 'i brir
path-tits liter nutrllu-rn-li from all part.“ ttm
world. and m rcriinrklililo li >3 br-cri thvir rum
I'm“, that we pause in wonder at the superior
qualification» fill- Elly-trial: who ran hilt.“
\ S1’Kl“'l‘l.i’ Sl'l \Tllv‘ll‘ KSHWLElllll-Z
«W ’i ill-2 s'l‘ltl't'l'l'ltE Ui‘ MAN. Till I. Ulri—
F..\:~“t .tT .\ ”LAME \\'Il'lllll'T ASKIVH
\.\‘\’ ul'l'ISTlllx's IAMDKINH AT THE
’1‘ «our; i)‘.t FEELING Till-Z i'l'lNirZ.
Nocxolnuutiuu is nl‘i'l"‘i\l’) from flic pat icnl.
no previous knowledge of the case. Every
iu'llc. pain and ll“1|p:l’t‘t‘fllllr‘ fer-ling pointed
not null Ill-scribed better than the patients can
rhi-rrlwlvea. lle locale-rd. desa'rllmeiruh-rstnuds
and explain:‘ dist-uses at A glance. lllfillil’llt‘! its
lllt'llllt‘bi‘y, progress and terrlilmttrori. Trach-
lrii: in lll~ consultation the putlvnh’ inllrri-nt
rumor over till ilwtr weaknesses and lll'ltllllllN
which lead to all the various lllflrlht'n incident
to flirt! natures, ctr-N lhc prupvr I'i'llll‘ily rind
court-moi treatment urn-mar ‘ to perfect and
permanent l lll‘t‘. No person ~ mild doctor any
(incur ur Tltlu' any riiorr- irmllr‘lnr before ulti-
sultlnu him Not only Will they lit' slirprieml
at his tiiili'll‘l'lltl krimvlcdur of «Harm. his
plain. court-e o-rplnrmtlou of mrr) cause and
effect. but iii the rapidity with Vi'lill’ll be re-
llt‘i‘l'! and cures the most obstinate diseases by
his trrv [noun-”hr system. The only I) sir-iii
by the hill of will: ll. i‘ltllpll'il With his knowl-
im up of lllt' strlii'tiln- of mun and his r-rprrl-
cure with the pel‘lllwrlllcs of dinner and lie
union upon [hl' functinrh oi the hilly. m lirm-
onslmrr» to the patient VillIiM' life in endang-
rrml the null ran-w n! his trouble and palms to
an atwdutc relief and cure.
lll'NliliKllS (.‘L‘illfll ANNT'AT.T.\’.
Tbi- following is a brief synotmir of crises
which have been nuccuuofull)‘ irk‘hll‘ll by the
"art ford Medical couur‘lldurlnu the past year.
niriliiio~rlclrix.lati. 1 WI. linden-ling IM’. :ll,
mile flirts list docs not include applicants
for treatment who were pronounced by thorn
th'l'ltAlil.B. but is an accurate record tran-
M‘I'ilx-d from their bonito of t'l‘ltl'ZH Ai‘Tl'AL—
|.\’ l'sltil‘nftllfll'. guaranteed absolutely and
implicitly corrcct in every particular.
"MIA!“
(‘hmrlic Catarrb ........
lnclph-nt (‘onsnmpttou .lii'i
(.‘hnrn-n Bronchitis. . 'i'lil
t‘hron-c lilarrbwa. . ill
Non .. a .................. .. . . till
Nervous l’mstratlrm lthe result of indiscre -
tlutir..... _. . if?!
llabetce...” .... ...... {Iii
nrlplcnt Brig Dial-ass lm
nltlrtency........ ....
in to War” Him
tp lepny or Fits
’l'ninorn ... . ... an
“no? ‘lekall .................... m
a W muse. . . 1.71»
l or. “(In nature .lJB)
ilieeanrvl ltonv- ............. . ,
Illp Ills-cane... ill
Deafness ..... 620
Heart Dim . til)
Iliad-let Disorders... ..... . it!)
tilntinato Constipation
Sterility or luminous
licensee
l of Womon....
llimaesofthcllye........ .. III
(lancer. by the "germ treatment". . an
tic tea ..........
when engine 2M.sttached toa psmenger tum. . . _ :3
train, struck the turnout. Travis was 3..., [Disease ; m
thrown out, but not much hurt. The finvh'l’mslim‘i .............. 1’s;
harness was broken, but the horses were aquarium Kidney Tmublea . an
notlnjnred. "gulf .. art
.....-“ “awn—..-.-- “mm ‘
melanin... land to classify. , I
As will be seen by the above table. the “Ir-
use nninber of cases treated mentally per
week in
THE “All lfll WA]!!!
which for practical experience in the Varied
oiaeaeam “or emote disease- we elation” the
wor sq .
This hand. which is in .t of
ailinterestaii, slur tacit. alien‘s?“
LAST DAY,
Eriday,llee.23
CLOSING
All 4
all) across the mail.
1 talc dealer in Des Hollies. Iowa, narrow-
E. J. WAD
PEOPLE'S ureter.
I3 North Main Street, South Norwallt,
Telephone Call, 52-3.
[DRAMATIC IMINGS.
Theatrical Matters in Which Play-Going
People Will he Interested.
The phenomenal
Kennedy,in her delightful whimsical and
natural play
[louse to-niglit. Few artists connected
with the stage today have made such
little sunbeam. From her very first en-
trance on the stage, the audience is
caught and from that time tothe end;
her tears, her sympathy and her laughter
are theirs, and her merry rippling of fun 1
becomcsiufectious. Whether you want.
to or not you become almost unconscb
ously interested in Miss Kennedy's pot-1
on of the play, now a tender sympathet-
ic maiden, again singing and dancing'
with the grace of a gazelle; never for ul
moment breaking the magnetic current}
that exists bcxtwccn her and her nudimrel
In these days when good plays are so flir'
apart no one should miss the coming
eiubrette of the American stage in her
new pluy."Shc Couldn’t Marry Three."
"Josh Simpkins," a rustic play on the
order of "The Old llorilrstcml" and other
similar productions. comes to Music
Hall. Friday evening. Decembt-r '23. In
the third act of theplny ti sensational
saw mill sccuc is introduced. rcprescnt-
ing uncle Josh's saw mill in actual
opt-ration. cutting up real logs
timber, using a real mammoth buzz»
saw, which is seen revolving at fright—
fulspecd. The play does not depend
on this one scene for its success, as is
often the case with iiieclinnical attrac-
tions, there being several startling scones
and situations and till abundance of
ultolesoiiic fun and pleasing musical
specialties.
DAR] EN.
Jlislll'r- Koch is recovering from u so
“10:11th it Hi tlit' gi'lii.
.llrs. l'.l.. llobhy was taken to the
Middletowu lilsllllt' .lsylurlt yesterday.
hiutisbury & l'ooley have placed their
cxcllrsion boat on the dry dock until
it -xt autumn
Mrs. George 5!. Mother. of l'ussaic. N.
J spent yesterday and to-day at the
residence of )1. 5. Mother.
December ii there were 2‘31 people in
the Soldiers‘ Home in Nuroton, with
sixty-uric zillsvnt. l-‘or themrmponding
date in Hill there were 23') present and
sixty absent.
Till-(Tommy i'~lriilliis.~lluticr.~l have sci. to-
rnorrow morning at 10 o'clock on the
time for hearing the n-monstmnce
against. granting a license to Lambert &
Stevens at the 110th Columbia. The
place selected for the hearing is the town
ball.
A number of the young people of St.
John's It. (3. church, Stamford. are rt»
bruising this "Helicon Illitvn," which will
beprescnted in the Town Hall during
tho curly part of January, under the
able direction of J. Francis U'llrlm. The
prim-mill will be devoted to the Norriton
chapel.
William Everett, brother of (icmge
Everett, the section boss in this place.
was the person who found the body of
James licBrins. the old soldier who was
killed by‘ the carsSaturday night. Ever?
ottisthe track walker Iietwecn Ronny-
tol'land South Norwalk, and was going
home about 7 o'clock, when he came
Mr. J. l’. Blaine, an extensive real ce-
ly escaped one of the severest attacks of
pneumonia while in the northern part
of that state during a recent bllmtd,
says the Saturday Review. Hr. Blaise
had occasion todrive several miles dur»
lngthestormand wassothoroughly
chilled thathewasnnahletoget warm,
andinsideofanhoorafterhlsreiurn he
was threatened with a severe case of
pneumonia or lung fever. Hr. [liaise
Pri- MI"
HAMS. Proprietor
rite neuritic .r: reque'fi‘lim.
little star, Lillian with the view of porches
rapid strides us this talented and bright Slelerwafil‘e"
and 1
neratbthavenassnri streamlining m
moo [sick 1.
main: “3 :‘doe:
which fibers repay W
whatlroaid balsam” units l
the dinner- mu not harsh-a. there
mum
"Irwin“ ”wig:
sum-sues” (his
Christmas‘_ Turkeys.
Don’t make any mistakes, but look at our stock before you
buy. You will get a better turkey and save money, besides a
present to every lady purchaser.
trim intro“.
r
21 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 573
minefield... "
Healinatsanlllnellame-
Persons looking foralot. or house andlot.
call and examine our list. 3 mom this: fit:
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
aunt!
“She Couldn't blurry WWW”! 0" Luv terms.
Three," will be at the Norwulk Opera '
7' ‘T’il‘lill'I‘T -...-.“ ' "
])LEA$ANTLY furnished Eriioms inlet for
ladies or curlemsn. Inquire at Mrs.
llroad Place. dlD Iw
' “‘0 flats. one of seven rooms and
r nine rooms. in the llsddcn buildinglgntf
nor of \i all and lilvcr streets.Norwalk. A -
I'm ,EE‘SPE'PL‘E‘E, “7 t
VINTAGE of six moms. corner Grove street
(6 and Woodward avenue. till; cottage 06
“outward avenue. rent Sit; live rooms on
hrst floor, corner South Main street and Han-
fo_ni Place. Rent '15- four rooms corner
\V landward avenue and Meadow street: rent
.9. Apply to E. A. Woodward. nttf
truynl of ”8035." She this through each ' ‘HE Chit-heater place. 24 Marshal street.
barn and about one acre of ground;
abundance of fruit mica, etc. Renl,m per
month: Inruire at theortce of the Old Vivel
clear to. 8 Washington street. dill '
1101 3E So. at [lay street. newly pa
and painted: water in. House .'0. I
Tories ntrcclnme or two families; water on
both liners: in 29011 madltlou. In uire of John
ll. know. #2 \i tint street, south .‘orwalk. ('t.
. g g , w “7* -.. 112’- if
‘UR reception. . entertnermet—ilaupnrtlen-ah‘
1‘ lull». o. u. A. or. hall, the: ma“.
souvenir. Electric lights and all modern con-
\‘enit-nt'eel. At reasonable rates. Inquire of
J_. ll. Junnlnitn. 4. Knight street. n21 8m
r' ‘1”: store dilly—.8635 by ’iiie'i. and J.
Hermann Company. also a suite of menu
in Jaxnrs‘ block. Apply to I". St. John Lock
wood. thrice. n15 if
l-‘flll SALE.
( NE double-seated phlnton. leatherfiuphol;
err-red. one toprspiudle h 33', one set
double-light burners, one single nrneea. one
(til) a and one gentlemen's saddle. All in
gziodordcr and but very little used. T. Eu'
pllnit. Durien. i'onrl. dmdt
.—\lll".-3 iiyluihbirfiaycle. Til unfit};
A_ c'ndiflrln. Very cheap if sold at once.
inlanZandt avenue. dma
1’ OS“ reach skates easily ad listed to tit any
1 size heel. Hourh Sorwal Hardware (Yo.
nun) 3m
LIIS'I‘.
>ilAl.l.'lllack and tan dog. wearing cola;
lit"! with ‘ellovv ribbon. Finder will
plum-rermn to . I. Raymond's residence. 57
has: M"! lry. Suitable reward. d in i;
"reconnavnons.
A
‘ I'Z'I'Al. rmlisbrrs keep avraw from ('leve.
- Irlfltl.0lilfi. Strikerin. d3)!!!
grifrrfar'unrents.
llollwult emu house.
Tuesday Eve'g. Dec. 20.
A peril-ct production of the successful ('oin-
rely Drama.
SHE SHHLHN’T
MAHHY THREE!
lllrerpn-ml ii} an rflli'lt'nt company, headed
by the urilvrrsal little fovmite
LILLIAN KENNEDY
ProducedwithlllltlleirownSoellery
A grand nn-nl-of the-(‘ornieh roast with re-
iolvluc lighthonwf (‘airhoy'n .tbhey by moon-
light! lililgl) ‘l'urlnl-thc moot natural rall—
ruml N'rtwf
A Succession of beautiful Siagel'eatares
Thrilling l‘llnmmi, songs and Dal-ices! A
nllrtbful presentation whoa- chief
illiedttlnln are
Brilllaacy. VI. and Sprlgktllaesn.
Mats on sale at Mitchell‘s. dlt
trusts Hlll, sourll llorsut.‘
W. II. KNAI’I'. Manager.
Friday Evening. Dec. 23
IEllti snll FUID'S
sensational t'mnedy Drama.
Joshua Sinpkios
‘I’lie genteel of all rural plays.
Produced with I‘W’lIl enemy and wonderful
Inll‘lillfl cal effects, including
tut until our lllll tour.
A real bun saw mill through am] in;‘
at lightning rapidity on w itch a humnii being
in brittle-17 island.
Pleading singing and dammit minutes.
Ill‘rllent descriptlv-r music by the famoua
"Joshua Hltnvklns" nrclmtrlt.
lurk out for the great farmers.
[lead Parade Friday. at News.
Min ornate at l’iaistd‘ii and finish drug
stores.
"If!“ 33. 0.. 7.0. «III
NllTllE .
l rehased the lam-eat in—
sulin-rim W" mill. comm.
it. it. (tutti-rim respect by lets a share
of the bile fat
Wop rat sperm attention to that per
cent. tun bowie M the
' IIHHlESEl SIIHIIG Silll’lll
ufllddletown.t.’t.:alen
’ Fire. lilo ui leeltest' incurs
tarnish
H. D. Smith.”
Room I. Mannie m - Hawaii.
Monasteries"
lsvinrtsil.
it wmmyeauenllns
B. S. Trowhrim t tofu
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mm museum“ r uses
6. S. I “WINE fl Bil.
M can.
so warm
agree-airman. seals:
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