a
V suns or llllElllilllllt‘lT .
and note the effect.
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South Norwaik.
.13.
~ ruggist.
Eli“
WI) are showing for the Holi-
day: as pretty a line as can
seen in the country.
MANY PIECES IN
Royal Worcester,
Crown Derby.
_ Serves.
Mimon, .~ .
liedon.
Wedgewood.
limoges.
—IN—
CUT GLASS
we have fine designs for the
Table or Decoration.
All the Latest
'PERFUMES.
—————ooo————
Toilet Cases.
Manicure Sets.
Bold Pens.
Fountain Pens.
ETC.
—-——ooo——-—
II. II. Plaisled,
Druggist.
Is __v_______________IsningroI St. So. llorvalt
lllIATlllllll
”AND-
CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIGORATPB
m SYSTEM.
to lure .iclIes,
In More Restless llays,
In More Sleepless lights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Disse-
tien Hope takes the place of despair; your
daily duties become a delight and Life a
Joy.
'f'hsnstopthaicoughwltb
Yankee '
'lllllll sterner.
”macabre-mucus not tnitr
filling gitore,
G. A. Gregory & Cb...
”WALK. O’I'.
RAISINS
Nuarbsflsrorebeapsrthaanow. .1
1st m Priest.
Inquire bare.
maimed tlsmsts.lsvr tlitron
Mince Meat
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Jill“ PIIIIE l’llll'lll
. .atflstctkrssesasfiri: makestkrssyies.
Aspecbiefhrttashlllia
-. Florida Oranses.
warmth-Inseam our slam-liar
Nuts
THE , EVENING SENTINEI.
JANE sown. filter and Proprietor.
Trans—ins:
Mr!
Income Puma.
on: a *2: also. 19 “it
(mlllm nu- )m 6 ti
' mar-em sunscreens-mm.
Ban Bless This how rl
at 1:]! Erna at “It a
J
.m. I“"l
New York Herald Feather telecast.
“muted-Irma.- tobeelearand
cold". Tomorrow it promises to bogeneraliy
a little warmer And from Mr to partly cloudy.
followed by snow.
800T]! MNOBWALK.
What the People of Our City are Dole:
Ind Suing.
Mrs. John P. Zeluff. of Chestnut street,
is the guest of relatives in Glenbrook.
—Nickel alarm clocks. 09o, at Scofield
& Hoyt’s, Norwalk and South Norwalk.
The Young Men’s Social club will meet
at their rooms on North Main street the
evening. as usual.
43m: sacrifice sale of cloaks and
millinery pt II, _Krieger’s,§outb Norwalk.
The boat‘MIt'ry Jane, of Rockaway, dis.
charged a cargo of sand yesterday at
Raymond Brothers” wharf.
—Cpllat David Stow's and see those
$.00 plush rockers.
The Hill Euchre club will meet this
eveningst the home of Iir. and Mrs.
Fdwsrd F. Knapp, West street.
—~For smokers. sets and fine quality of
meerschaums, call at G. S. Trowbridge
J: Co's. ______
The shipment of hats from Danbury
for the week ending December 17, was
2,320 cases, which is 100 cases less than
the Corresponding shipment last week.
~Everything desirable in gents’ ties.
collars and cuffs, shirts, hosiery. gloves
and underware, at M. S. Smith's. See adv.
The Building and Loan Association
met last evening. Several new mem-
bers were taked in and the dividend of
seven per cent. was credited on the
books of the members.
—Forty—inch English imported plaids.
43c.. at Seofield d: Hoyt‘s, N. and S. N.
The \Vagnor (“boss club met last even-
ing in the rooms of the Norwalk Wheel
and Social club. Dr. A. 1]. Baldwin
gave an excellent exhibition of the blind-
fold game. heating 8. Wagner.
~8pecial Sale.——Comfortables, blank-
ets. rugs, pictures and clocks. Podmore's.
Don't wait till the day before Christ
nuts to make your holiday purchases and
then compldfn because you cannot find
what you want. Consult the advertise-
ments in 85mm and do your buy-
ing now.
~Barney'& Berry.Peck d: Snyder skates
at Comatock‘s hardware,1]2 Wash. street.
This morning Justice Morn-II found
John Cullinane guilty of assaulting
Thomas Neville and fined him .5 and
costs. amounting to 315.64 He could
not raise the money and will probably go
totbe county jail.
~lf you have but little money gain I].
Krieger' s. and buy a stlyish jacket. You
can get it at your own price.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new gas main from the storage tank on
Pine street. through Water to Washing-
ton street. It will not only give the con-
sumers on the line a much better supply
butwlll givemore force to the gas on
Washington and Water streets.
-We will meet anyprioes onciosks
’sndgo a little lower than anybody else
reconnection. so. al—Idfiollor.
The annual conversation of the Woman‘ I
Relief Corps of the state will be held in
Norwich, February 23 and 24, 1898. A
reception will be given by the retiring
offsets from 7 to to, Thursday evening.
Maury 25. Hrs. Badge, of Hartford,
will not accept as election as president.
--Pura codes with pnrecresrn,5c. a
cup,depotrsstaursnt. Opensilnight.
Mr W. aged twenty-six years,
who raidtd‘fa Weseotts. near Stamford.
.iawalipapsrs. Unframed
fraud reorder.»
MWWasldngtonmfiaNorwsik.
Drawfovd.formwiym-
—-Ses Kruger‘s advertisement on an-
other page. Be is talking business.
Butler Lodge. No. W, I. 0. 0. IL.
will confer the second degree to-nigbt.
-I"sncy baskets and beam at lanes
51 Washington street. ’
likes Nellie and Annie Eugen, of
North liain street, have been visiting
friends in New York city.
—-New patterns full extra super carpets
450. yard. Scofield a Hoyt's. N. and 8.N.
The Katherine Germaine Opera com-
pany, in “Said Pasha." is booked for
Music Hall for the evening of December
27.
‘—An immense assortment of Christ-
mas goods and baskets, at closing prices,
at II. s. Smith’ .~__ -_
Charles Ryan, of Pawcatuck, shot his
friend James Fitzgerald. in the shoulder
with a revolver. The affair is shrouded
in mystery.
——Delicious plum pudding, home made.
at lane's, 51 Washington street.
Everett E. Lowndes. western represeno
tative for Ambler& Perry.the hat manu-
facturers, returned yesterday from his
trip to Californig;
—B. Krieger is selling cloaks at twenty
per cent. below cost.
Messrs. Gilbert and Bradly, of North
Haven, have played 1,000 games of
checkers this year. Gilbert won 478,
Bradley won 335. and 187 were drawn.
-—If you would like to make any of
your friends a nice present, stop in and
lwk at our Christmas assortment in
cigars. G. S. Trowbridge at C0.
George Westlake of New London died
of joy when he heard of the improved
mental condition of his wife. who has
been in the Middletown asylum several
months.
-A large assortment of ladies and
gents‘ silk umbrellas. Iadies’ aprons, dolls
of every description, to be sold less than
cost. hi. 8. Smith. See adv.
The Christmas exercises of thet’iranite
ville Sunday school Will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Parents and
friends of the children are invited to be
present.
—Iloliday sale—Parlor and bedroom
suites, sideboards, cbiflonniers. book
macs, desks. fancy chairs and tables.
I’odmore's, 0’) North Main street.
John McMahon. one of the gun]; on
switcher 35, caught his right hand be-
tween the bumpers of two cars this
morning and had one of hit fingers bad-
ly crushed.
-—A variety of holiday goods at [Lone s.
51 Washington street.
August Ramm, who has been living,
with John I‘ilsinger in Springwood, sail-
ed for Hamburgh. Germany. today, on
account of the sican of his family at
that place.
—Iluyler’s candy, fresh every day, a
Lands, 5] Washington at.
Lewis St. John and Wallace blcQuhae
left South Norwalk yesterday afternoon
for Pittsburgh. Pa.. where they will be
engaged for three weeks setting up air
compressors for the Norwnlk Iron Works
company. m...
-——For the finest quality of smoking to-
baccos of all kinds, call at G. S. Tron"
bridge & Cola. _..,
A. T. Beardsley, aged eighty, of
Bridgeport. demanded $40 a your from
the Scientific and Historical societies
because the revolving dome of the New
Barnum building projected four and one
half inches over his land, eighty feet in
the air; and the projection was cut off,
spoiling the demo for scientific work.
r-A year's subscription for any of the
wading magazines would he a nice Xmas
prssmt. Subscriptions taken at the
Poet onion news stand.
The Consolidated road’s fast express
trains between this city and New York
are already popular with Dsnbnrians.
The only stop the through trains make
between Dsnbnry and New York is at
South Norwalk. and when the trains are
late the antral running time is frequently
an hour and thirty-five minutes. Con-
ductor Comstock and Engineer Vaughn
take the morning express through. leav-
ing thb city at 9:58 and reaching New
York at nae. They leave New York at
one and arrive In Dsnbury at d:i'l.——Dsn-
bury News.
«A grand display of holiday goods at
11.3. Road's, ”South Iainstreet. eon
s4 WASHINGTON
—Plenty of fresh Eluyler's candies on
hand at lane's, 51 Washington street.
W. L. Costello. son of lira Annie
Bberry Costello. of Kansas. a graduate of
Eastman college, is visiting his aunt,
Ilrs. E. Cunningham, of Spring street.
—A large variety of when! eandles- =at
smallprices, at We. Iii Washing...
street.
The shipment of oysters for the Chrldt-
market has commenced and if the
weather is cold there will be satisfactory
sales for the rest of the week. For
several years the Christmas trade has
been increasing and the output now is
nearly equal to that for the Thanksgiving
trade. Although oysters from the south
are being shipped extensively into NA"
York, South Norwalk dealers are doing
their share of the business. The Euro»
pean shipments are about' uptto thr-
standard of former years. '
NORWAIII NEWS.
A Breezy Budget of Items From the
norouxls RIM of Town.
lira. C. M. Daniels. of Chestnut strait,
is quite ill.
—-Embroidered Jap,silk handkerchieh,
llc. each. Scofield & Hoyt's, N. and S. .\'.
The tying of greens for Christmas
decorations at St. Paul‘s church will in»
finished tonight.
—A fresh supply of Ilnyler‘s candy
for the holidays. at DeKlyn a, Norwalk.
Senator John S. Seymour, of Norwalk,
was among the distinguished guests pres-
ent at the complimentary dinner given
in the Atlantic hotel by the BridgcpIrt
Democrats last evening.
~3§ lb. feather down pillrst,(Inl_v 050.
at Scniield & Iont's, Nor. and So. .\‘ur.
Christmas. the feast of the Mainly.
will be celebrated in all the Roman
Catholic churches next Sunday. Satur~
day being the vigfl of the feast. is a fuel-
ing day of obligation. Three mom‘s
will be celebrated in all the churches.
——.\ large assortment of sleds. velrxt-
prides, express wagons, tool chests. tin,
iron and mechanical toys, will be found
at the Boston stnrc. Norwalk.
Banker Russell E. Hall's daughter,
who disappeared in New Canaan recent
ly and turbo returned two days later. has
been suffering with nervous prostration.
but is better and will nIcIIvI-r. Her mind
is also clearer than it has been for wreks
mist. She is quite rational but cuuhi
not remember just when- slit: had ln-c-n.
She knew elm bud hidden in II burn, In-
vestigation has Convinced Ilt‘l' parents
that their daughter was set reted all the
chih- in an old carriage in the burn.
~WII‘ f A gnarl place tr buy your
t‘lrristmas candies. “'III' 2 1' amp and
sec Starr, the confection”, tit Wall st.
\‘orrvalk, t.‘.oun
Representative ('IIarles E. Moore. of
the Connecticut division League of
American Wireclmen, who has had super-
vision of the L. A. W. census in Fair-
field county, has reported the total num-
berof wheelmen in the county as between
2,700 and 2.800. of this number Bridgev
port has 1,300 or nearly one-half, and
.\‘orwalk and South Norwalk together
have 356. Hartford leads among the
cities with about 2.500 wheelmcn and
New Haven has something like L600,
The cost of the census to the league will
beubout $500. ,,
#Silk suspenders. fur gloves. choice
ueckwarc. silk umbrellas, canes. boys
suits and the Paragon pants,at Mitchell’s.
\Vaiistreet. Norwalk.
The annual business meeting of the
town of Norwalk will be held at the
town house, Wednesday. December 28.
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The busi-
ness lobe transacted is the reading of
the annual reports. the laying of the
state and town taxes. including thesp-
port of schools. to make vibe annual-p-
propriations for repairs of highways for
the current year. to authorize the select.
men toabate the taxes of those persons
who failed toapply to the board of re-
lief for such exemptions as they would
have been entitled to. had such applica-
tions been made.
—The Singer sewing machine would
make a nice Christmas resent. You
can gstone at the Bunion Store, Nor-
walk, for N. W.”
Lillian Kennedy. pretty and piquant,
was seen at the Norwalk Operailouss
last night In "She Couldn't Harry
Three,” backed up by a company of unn-
susl merit. The scenery of the play,
which is scornedydrsma, has been ape-
cislly and accurately painted from
nature in Cornwall, where tbestoryis
supppssd to take place. One of those
rugged besriianrk. for which Cornwall Is
famous. has been reproduced with mi-
nute attention to detail, a lighthouse
with its revolving bacon beingrsprs-
ssntsd with enactiidslfty. Theolimaa
of realism seems is tbshst sin, wherein
a real passenger locomotive-traumas-
thesis“ Thee-gins isao dummy but
the real thing; an canine that requires a
hundred pouch of steam to move it.
IMAM-tsunami l'sst sight
unburied although not In
forum tbspiay 7 Boisesrtsta—
iy giving hermit: m porn some
noel annals-s this”
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STREET. SOUTH
Theselectmen yesterday advanced the
money to send the Graah family to Phil-
adelphia, where they have friends.
—1)arnask towels worth 200., for 12w.
eacb. at Scofleld & Hoyt's, N. and S. N.
The young ladies of the high depart-
meat of the Over River school gave an
informal reception to their teachers and
friends at the Athena-um last evening.
liar. Law’s orchestra furnished delight»
fnl music for the dancing. which com-
menced at 0 o’clock and continued until
1 o'clock this morning. There was a
good attendance and the affair was a suc-
cess.
——I’ricce of cloaks at the Boston Store,
Norwalk, have been cut in two: $5 gar-
ments are $2.49; 810 garments are $4.98;
3i?» garments are $7.49: $20 g‘nents
are $9.98, and ’5 garments are $113.55.
The young ladies of Mrs. II. E. Head's
Hillside seminary gave a Christmas tree
social for the benefit of the poor children
of Norwalk. last evening. About forty
little folks were present. and pressed 3
most delightful evening. Presents were
distributed. refreshments were served,
and a musical entertainment was given
for the little visitors'benelit. Mrs. Mead
and her pupils. by their kind and charit
able (feeds to the poor, have made many
lasting friends, and are looked upon as
good Samaritans at the. borough end of
the town. Many have occasion in re-
member )lrs. Mead and her young ladies
for several kind donations.
OVER Till; RIVER.
News and timely of the Day In East
Snrwail.
Two car Iomlsof lumber arrived yes:
terday for M. D. Randall.
The {:15an 33.- curnpany'a
been laid on brat avenue to :I point near
Osborne ftl'i‘lllit‘.
rails have
"I‘IIQ'giifif frIIslIdeford doughnuts at
lane's. 31 Washingmn street.
Mrs. Harriet 3|. Tale. of l0 Henry
street. entertained a number of friends
Monday evening.
The Epworth League til the East Ave
flilt‘ M. II. church will meet Friday oven-
ing with lilies Jamie Bronson. First ave-
flul'. , ‘
——All kindsof holiday goods at redum d
prim. at SUOII"I|I& Iiuy'.ts N. and S S.
The pond east of the bridge was ti Iml
ed last night and if Ihr' prison! weather
continues there will be good skating in fl
(on days. '
-—l.:Im- II, 31 W ushmgtuu stroll,
curly and late.
opt)
The new carriage and blacksmith shnp
on Riverside avenue, to be occupied by
John Slu- -plu nl & S‘un, is sheathed and
will soon be complr- “ted
~Spociul IIIduI‘orIerts fur the hull-
days In wines and liquors for table use
at lie-its & Farrimztnn’s. Xurwalk.
‘ilr and Mrs. Arthur .\'. l’- Mock ar-
rived from Oil t'ily, I‘;I.. early this morn-
ing and will spend several ww'ki with
Mrs. I’Irdiimrk's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. flan-lull.
~Ih-st flesh luIrIIv-rruulc calo- in this
town at Lane's. .'Il Washington sin-ct.
The horse taken in the attachment
upon Wright llmthcrs‘ market by llil'l
SoutlINorwalk lloef company was not
the property of the firm but bcInIIgI-II to
Mrs. Wright. She procured a ert of re-
plevin and put it in Constable t'IIIIlt-y's
hands. It was issued against ()tliccr
Mort-house and last night the home was
replevined
—-A fresh ’supply of iluy’cr :I randy
for the holiday s. at DcKlyn' II. Noru alk.
”AMEN.
Benjamin F. McKnnney, of Green-
wich. has been visiting his parents in
this town.
Charles". Waterbury and Clarence bl.
Scofield have returned from abusinese
trip to Homes, N. Y.
Sands Bishop and Thaddeus Ifoyt
havcla'eu serving as jurors in Bridge-
port for the past few days.
Supreme Chief Ernest Koch. of the
Knightsof the Golden Eagle. will prob-
ably start for Massachusetts In a week or
two to spend several days among the
Sir Knights in that state.
For a sore throat there is nothing bet.
tor than a flannel bandage dampened
with Chamberlain’sl’sln Balm. It will
nearly always effect a cure inane night a
time. This remedy h also a favorite for
rheumatismsndhsscumdmanyveryas-
vere M
-—An elegant line of doll carriages,
bedstesdl mattresses. pillows. trunks.
hats. sboessnd stockings. kitchen, par-
lonbedrocrnsnd laundry sets, will bail-"u
found at the Bostonm Store, Norwsik.
Ir. J. P. Bitumen extensive Wren! es»
tstedealeriuDesIoines.Iowa,narrow-
Iyescspsdoneoftbessvsrestattscks of
weumoulawhiis in the northern part“
oftbst state during a recent blind,“
say-the fistardsy Review. llr. Blaine
hadoarmimtodrivemeral mils dur-
ing the storm and was so thoroughly
ehfiisdthsthswssaasbietopt warm,
andimideofsnhoursftsrbisrsturu lie
was mused with a severe ears of
or fang fever. Ir. niaiss
usitohaearestdrugstonand fits
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Handkerchiefs. Fabrics andllid Gloves. Worsted, and Silk Mittens.
HOSIERVY' A SPECIALTY.
wilted!
be a flood of orders. but the more the
merrier; we are ready for all comers.
Give us a call if it is only for ihspurpoee
of seeing for yourself, how complete and
varied is our enactment of holiday
edibles. You will find that. we are more
than justified in calling your special st-
tendon to our complete stock of confec-
tionery. A new lot of elepnt pop corn.
every ear perfect.
mm
whither!“ caulking. There will“
OTHER USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A1 Dickerman & Son,
NORWALK. court;
Butlhreellaysllemarn
T H E
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Medical
count",
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MAHACKEMB lllITEL,
UNTIL
Friday,llec.23
(EIAISIXG fillrllkl’
AT 4 P. M.
For thcpurpowuf extending their already
wuuui- wrm: PHI'I I. UIITY and with adeqn
tm on v .I in [In n any earnest reqneqs III. Ida
from tlmv- tn tirIII by the Rb an~ and IIIIXIIII'I' rs
of IIIIw‘ pmurr‘vive a) stem. orient our FOIL-Lill-
ing plum lath \vrll per a prufes-Iunnl shit to
smut Surwalk, t't “I’lt'l’r' .It his pirlnn lv‘
pm tails arrangrdl at Ilir )Illllai krrnn Hotel in-
uill rave in all that.» holding uppointrmulm
a~ well as all others who dcsirvtmls't Iran-Ix.
antics. lasinsarrotr A\f) 'I'Itua'rrrrx‘r rIIII
,\.\ uvrmr. NINTH. "its «gr (II Aims, to all
who call driving our week 5 v,ivlt blond .\y.
D (emberlitth. toMtuvdny. [ls-cember l‘irh in-
tl Is It Thu-I girl sufferers from all for me
anIIIvaI IIIsaas personal ntlentlnu and
'llri’v‘ll) all the adv-blag“ of lb 9 III nephew.
uhn II has worked suvh marvelous «urea in
ilurtf-Ir-i and surrounding f unmry. Animus;
thrtimu'nml expenvto them in giving tlm
I‘qur; rusaruas-r will «out them at least Five
I‘lIou-Ianll dullnr-. yet the) f II the number
they wirirmu will m m large the r‘ un~ Ilu‘i’
make will in- so variul. the good they uili do
wilirovlrm lav-re afield. that the ariterti««
maul “ill Il'dllllblf' It'll-.\f Inu iI be obtain Ii
ciIlIrlI. ctprmrlimrc of 31mm in any other
“III. lite) 1|th hop» in MI. )5: f I the htilitt‘ nf
aIIInIIIlrIlvtlII-ir armour [.\H‘HTITI swell
awlhrir repaint ~) '1'“ of pm. me. All Illti
mi. in return l-I- that ter‘ pulls nt 5") lfr‘tiItiI
uill appoint VIII rnwivu a t oImmim- I- of nm In
stat. to all 'hr-ir Irlr'llll" the remit anrIInv-d in
their individual v Is~r~ by tin in Flint“ mare-m
NI the rich and the poor may u-IIII- II til) [rum
Ila. III. tui 'IIIII :.'tn| p. III. and" I to‘3 cum-
Telephone call 13-2.
CHA‘S. I3;
IEIIIIIIB dlllllIEll.
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FREE ll
l3 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Telephone Call, 52 3.
WESTI’ORT.
pond. near the Saugatuok depot.
Mrs. T. B.
of diseases.
paw do
uses of Miss Ophelia C Taylor. the or-
gunisl.
nearly one hundred,
the rooms of (ompo Engine (mornpauy
The firemen made a short
rooms to continue theis merry making
organizing a hose company in Sangu-
tuck.
last night to discuss the subject
E. 1' Smith, E. S. Wheeler. Rober
\\ akcman.
buy, Will be assigned to the new com
pany.
convenient locality.
n
Between I
night burglars entered the residence 0
Andrew C. Nash. while the members (I
KEM-llllM, the Mill“ Fuel Saver.
There is good skating on Wheeler’s
Wakeman, of Green's
Farms, is very sick with a complication
It is thought the crisis has
John ll. Wood, of Souihpori. is pre-
siding at the organ in the Green's Farms
t 'ongrcgaiioual church during the sick- I l \ mechanical ideas. 3:! Stuart avenue. Nor-
Chief Engineer Jones and his assist-
ants royally entertainer] the members of
the fire department to the number of
\Inuday night in 'l‘\\0IlII.-a one of sown moms and one of
parade: ...
through the streets, then returned to the ("in A“? "I 5“ l"WM- mrnt‘r Grow street
The rercnt fire in Constable Ewart] I‘m! Place.
Allen house has hastened the matter of 51 Am,“ m E A. Womlward
An informal melting was held
Among
those u ho are taking an active interest ( lb '1’ ('0‘ “4 “ whingtnn street
in "reorganization of the Company are
A huge house will be built in a
and 8:30 o'clock .\‘umlay'
tags. for the P mirr- time as- alum
lu-
lum I-quIIirmll vus.
tn-rsf merit.
ring-t, pm III—iv;
who an- gulf. ring from t
I treat all female Irmr‘lm bv IIIP‘GII"
man “16' thud. which does awn) a ll lx all ‘pwu
and Ir sutl
'l‘lIvy III-II lIt‘P‘Irr' in impress upon all men
r errors of yuutlr.
the family Were at church, and got away
“'IlIIf'thlItI watch and chain valued at
$50. and $7) in money. They entered by
glass out of a pantry window, and reach
way of the back door, breaking a paneof
SEYMOUR,
33 WISHIIOTIIWT» 80. llllllfllll.
~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 am
present to every lady purchaser.
.—.w__
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
PElli'lE'tl sum,
21 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Telephone Call, 57-3
Taylor 8; Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance
W ASHINGTON STREET.
Pomona looking foralot. or house and lot,
with the new purchasin .are Invited to
call and examine our list. e have them for
ELIVEIIY,
sale in every part of the city at reasonable
aux tf
prices and on casv terms.
WANTED.
STEADY a the young man VwillI sorre
xvru
'l‘rI I.I'-3'l‘.”' ' ' "
)Lpsisaxrm‘ furnished pom. Io Ie’IWIoI-
at In: or gent' omen. .
SteieruJaId s. I? Railroad Pmenquire at 9‘38
mnc rooms in the iladden building. (or-
fit‘f‘ of Wall and River streets.NoruaIk. Ap-
ply on the premises. (If . if
r and Vi lWoodward avenue. 8”; colt e 55
“nodward avenue. rent 8H; five room: on
first fluor, corner South Main street and Han-
Rent 515: four rooms corner
\‘oodward avenue and Meadow street; rent
at.“
’l‘lllg CIIlrbcsrekplace. :34 Marshal street.
srn “fill II at one acre f ~
abundant» of fruit trees, etc.” ground
uIrIrItiI. Rent, 8!) per
Inquire at the (I we of theOld Well
dill
of SE No. W’Dn) street. new
II and painted; water in. Hdryisc “gar"?!
t
Tulle» street. one or two familie~z water on
“hauler, James liubbcll and Rufus i lmrh ll me; in good condition. Inquire or John
A portion of the horse which"
the selrctmeu have burn authorized to
.Knnpp, #2 West street South \‘crwalk 0:.
n5 tf
VIII m- optiom entertainments. rites and
I‘ hsl!e.l l. A. .\f. hall, “ $21 street.
\‘or walk. 51ml Il’lt‘ lights and all modern earn
it uie mes. At rrmmable rates. Inquire of
.I H. nin m. I Knight street Imam
t'l‘ilf-Zslon- lately occupiulby the J. and J.
Ho rmann ( omparu film) a surf e of rooms
lin lames' block. Apply to I'. St. John Lock
Ii annual Il'lhftt‘ 015 if
I" """ "
‘
I-flll SALE.
()SE double-seated phnIIon. leather uphol-
~trrI-.rl one top spindle bu gy. one set
double“): 1 burners, "In: at Ie mess. one
lady :4 and one gentlemen: saddle. All in
gnmlurrlrr and but wry little used. Err
phrat. liarien. t‘.-IIIII
r208!
llmt llrr')‘ arr the sole Illllwfltffs ut' the- godly
celebrate-l Hindu» remedy. «I erl and :n ..r:
ably knmvn III Ilu» old world av the A5 f‘l‘
itiSiZi'liAl. 'l‘ \ illAlll) .\IE fit all. They Vt ill
mi .ranth an alr—olute curr In all saws Iflkt'li
All tic-Irina in test this “stern will have
.‘illt'll an opp-rtunuy rIII day-a given below, tree
of rb Irge.
The) IarnII-Itlv invite you In mun.
Ixurnihv for 3' II ~rl lillr I:
we and
:tIItIuII. .Irlr :I-II
IIILPN .Ip limru and M: n I. . in I IIrIIIg tln
lerunir itl mm of ~11le n lrnnmrmu . III. if
puliunls an : Zi'l .Ilu -.l’rrl “I III :tll put-Hf I .
urui‘ltl. Itinl MI n ill “it. I‘ Iv It a lK‘t'l I IllI 11’ .~ tun
”-3- that m pan-I in mm r'l‘ni (Irv n .pI-rrnr
qrmliltmtmru f III» :lnylr lun aim r on hilt)!
\ m K’.‘l»'i‘l\ sum! lI"l K\ ".II\\ll-.l)t.[-:
HF ’l‘Ilil- *‘lltl'v Fl ill. III" .\l\.\' I‘ll: I [It‘-
Ease .'\I‘ \ m. \_\I I; Wil‘linl'l l‘ Asia“;
\bY tyl l-.~|III\'~' l.IIIIl\|.\'Ii AT Till:
T o.\rll r. H.‘ II Isl-Z I. IS“ 'I ill-1 l I {fill
\ucxol: illllllflltl‘t Imr vary from tin III I. II!
no previous Numb-«LII 0-! llI- raw. LIvry
«be. pain and II «grumble letting pointy-Ii
nut and dracrrlmi hotter than tlIr prItiI-ms ( .Ill
themselves III Ins rites. rim fills-I llfllItYVl mini--
and prl in~ Iliu- I»: a at it ..lnm e'. lIMuruv s II~
in: isi 'l'fty, prugf‘e" moi t- rrIIIrIaI: our 'luul
mg in lIisI-vrtsultuliuutfn potluck lulu-rum
pawn-f an?! all IIII.‘ il' IvrIIkIII- «an an. I (It mi: iru ~
with ll lead to all flu \arin us tll~ta en trm-lr m
In Ilit‘ll‘ liflfllfl'rt, I: In the prnpr r r: mid) and
lag in pulled back the door bolt.
thoroughly ransacked the house.
same night several windows in
"shercmw" school buIIdIng were smash
different parts of the town were destroy
work Inf the same gang,
burglars has yc-t been found,
onn familiar with the IIeIglIborlImnl.
afternoon, called to lake at‘lluli iII fugui'r
They
The
the
ed and a number of gates and fences In
ml. which Islwlim'ml t.» have been the
.V-Irluc to the
but it is
tlwugltt in hath- been the work of some
'l'lrrrc was an attomiance‘of about "300
at the special town meeting Saturday
In Me purcIIasI-of hose for the various
vuluntver fire companies of Westport.
Tins wasuppwd by tin-Green's Farms
contingvnt. who regarded the purchase
tonne of lrvaIIIII- III Ill't I~«Irr'
wruInIII III I llf’r‘.
suiting lIiIII
Ill lIlu womlrrml known-«luv of nine hr
ltILII ven IImng-sslv e by nll' III
an abemlute relief and r or
INI.
implicitly corn-rt in every particular.
lIleiltaIL‘i.
t‘ hmuic (Valarrb.
Incipient t 'ousumptlon
L'hmnir llmur hill» .
(“brush Iliarrbwa
Neurnlgla
lion).
lunar-ea of a delicate nalur
Diseased lions” .
llip‘lh lease.
ilmrt Ill-wane”
Bladder Inmate.
livmv rrhoid» or in
Chronic Rheumatism
(“militate i onstipstirm
“verbotnpisints
Miscellaneous Kidus
Wit
Wit?
age number
weakl-
whlrhfbr
s dis‘saaeawe
which is
.msfrw
ofc
am
tel
WW“..—
cocaine
bcrt nus Frustration tllie rrnult of Iudl 'n»
In [wrfr'rl nml
So [Iv' rv In - Itlllltl IIM tur an)
"up." 1’ M l. slay any more mnIIr lllt' lw 1an ( IIII-
.\‘uI only Will they in slIrpr‘I—lmi
Il‘
plain. tltnr Iv l vpluuatmt. ovf ever} mum and
effect. but at the rapid”) with win. I) In
no v... and I um. the Hindi IIlIslIII: tic din IN a rll)
Iltt' only pywtr m
‘3' the IIIII rIf whir h, tmIpI lid with lIl< Klluitl
It» of III. BII’UIKlil't of man run! his urn rl
enr- ewith the per IIlIvltlu of tIl‘l‘lt'l'! and Ira
N lluu upon the film nun.- «If the burl), up iII‘ 'flh
unstrarm I'D thr- ruli- nl wlIII-‘II ”It is I: minim
er- II the n- :II ( mm» of his Imulnle and poiuh II)
I lil’b’llllfillh‘ t'l'ltHl) ANSITAIJA'.
The following is a brief vynnp‘i- of Imus
ulIlIlIlIaII law-n alllt‘v-vnfllll)‘ trout-«I by Ilw
Hartford .\Iuilt Isl r-mlrn ildurlng the past year.
commenting Jan I. I’ll! arulemlinu IM.
This list rims not Include applirauts
for treatment who were pronounced by them
l\f‘ l it-.\itI.K but In itlt mutate mnrrllvun
arr film. from it». lr lntkwoff l' ltl‘IS At'l‘l' \I.‘
III I'I'JHHIIHI lull, gIIIIrInlI-«I nlmrinlr'ly null
Dlitbt'lr .... ,
lnclple Mu,
lmpolency
”owl“ moved to
tilt!
lg
MR?» and kindred «It...» 3.?!»
sameness-tel in 1mm ran-y
Effie r to entrees “WW new" list
LAST DAY,
Eriday,llcc.23
fitll
fit
of additional hose on an imposition on
them. They hm! not the slightest objcc‘
lion in the pun-lute» of hose, but did not
consider that they ought In bc obliged to
. pay part (if the nut: that if the boss was
III-oiled Ilttm' who would lIcIlirm-tly benc-
tited should pay the bills. Ilut they were
out voted at the ruwtiug and Chairman
(Mar 1. Jones announced that the hose
Would be bought by the town, the cost
not to exceed $2,000. It is to be selected
by a committee consisting of the three
tht’t'Illlt‘il, S. B. Wheeler, W. H, Taylor,
iieurgc I’. Jennings and Editor John S.
Jones. of the \chrtporter, It. W. “'lteclv
or, \V. l}. Sturgos. (Juniors ‘rIlIlc, V. II
Taylor and I1. (5. Smith. lit-fore adjourn-
ing the meeting took favorable action on
tlrrI proposition to open a new road from
lirhlr- Hill to the ancient burying ground
near where New crock formerly emptied
into thr- Sound. and thencctu the beach.
This road will be about 1,000 feet in
length. and the town appropriated will
for building it.
~lleamnnblo prices at [Abe's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
When on a visit to Iowa. III K. Ilal‘
torr.cf IAIray. Russell County. Kansas.
called at the laboratory of Chamberlain
it (30., Des Molar-II. to show them his six-
‘il nur r Ila ..... 2]!
{fit-mist fix?“ . 24w your old boy. whose life had been saved
4:53:36? :1“, 33:“; 1 3;: by Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy, it hav-
mih' “I: log cured him of a very severe attack of
a] l‘ara ti _
(lpvbaalgia . In croup. ifr. Dalton Is certain that it sav-
5,1?” ------- : “7' (Id In- boy's life and a enthusiastic in his
.IJOI
praise of the Remedy.
..‘...
If a New York millimetre gives a din-
" as aeratlithavennssndflthsircot. costlfll
disorders hard in classify.
its will be area by the above table. the aver-
of cases itedrea tedllsuecessfu y per
Tilt YEAR rm Wild-ll. the
a varied
chaliaagst the
ileum of
4 {100.00. which give-10 mm
trws'm bills Wm. top-JUNO"
aschforCsctI-B Cuntocurethem
whatwould bathe savingpetcapiu if
the dinner should not be given, there
at s w
you mayhem the twahlemeolvsd and
actinrormsttouebout tetrnliiomlthire
Mar ”(litlttmssmlni ”a
" In in: to ill mm
8. S. Trowbrirlge I to. ’s H
iisfsrs slaw mm‘ article-rm
m” simian.
FIIEIT lfl‘l‘ IF Milli" Mildlm
Alli ~’ ( ulumhia ilieytlv. in first-class
A l fltIlfIHlI. Very Chrap if sold at once.
Iti \' atllZl [full at arms Ilflliit
I ()Vt’i r- at b aka c:- carily ad nI-tedvto tit any
_ .4 ~ire Incl. a‘ourh .\‘orwsl hardware Co
auwdm
- ' msuunmxnorrs
.\l‘
’l‘..\l roll-hen kl‘lp Imnw from I ‘Iete
li.illlI tliriu Strikerm. d'fii tilt
gnferfammenfs.
muse: nut, scorn vomit.
\V. II. RNA l'l’. Manager.
. Friday Evening, Dec. 23
BEllil and Ellllll's
Fontfiiorml Corned y Drama,
Joshua Simpkins
The “frutt‘at of all rural plays.
l’rwlru (VI with special sunny and Wonderful
fli'htlitlilt Mirth is incl ludlng
THE GREAT SIW Mlll SCENE.
A real luv/.1 saw ruttin thro h small
at lightning rapidity ouw wlIIlI: bauguman both):
ls bu IplIw-l) lmunri
l'h using sl .ulu and donning specialties.
I- vu- I it: at «l- N' rfpnu— mush b) the famous
"Jmlrun MIII;IkiII~" on hwtrIL
Look on: for the great farmers.
[laud I’Irradc Friday. at Noon.
Seats on sale at I'laisIerl‘s and Hale's drug
sltll’l‘l‘l.
PRICES. 35, 50, 75:. till)
NOTICE.
Annual Town Business Merlin.
'l‘ilI'. inhabitants of heann of Norw- k
are hereby II D“ .er and warned that a
town meeting wlll be hold at the Town House
in mm .\.nrwalk nII 'I-«l synthefil fr day
of flaw-,uulnr A. I). lbw . at 3 o’clock in the
afternr mm. for the following purposive. ttI wil-
'l‘n hmr the annual mtmrle; inlay the state
and town taxes. irnlmlirmr the support of
u Willa. and to make the snuuaia approppiation
for repaint-f highways for thee-mu your:
and tIrIIIIluIrIzn lho- select-Ion to abate the
IOIWHII rhme Isms wbofailerl tospply to
:he Bonn“? I ‘33:, for lmay; caern tune as
my wmIr Iave nontlt to
If. It! ion» been mule. her well .’-
Irina; at Nurwalk, the 2M day of lhccmbnr.
w \ltW IrAvsonrI Bel
JAI. I.II.IIIIII¢IIAKI:II. l tlglr'fiirnno'
NAME Izr. ilA‘lKAM. i of 3.2mm
city Board of Belief Ion...
YtYTIIFE is hereby given that the Board of
its ief fur the flu of Room Norwaik will
meet on Monday. anuary 2. at 0le In... P-rl -
day. January it. at 7;.» p. m. .. Wed 3‘.
Gary ii. at ..J‘Ilp. In. and esturdsydannary
2' III an 9. at {'lw Council bubonic
the purport: o and determining all
appeal-irons the Iof tbeCity Assessors
and muslin" sod adust acting the valuation in
the list f I
° sw coasm. IBcardof
Dated“ II "19‘4“, oli flouth “WWI“, “I. Illat
ounce:
”Harri twin" farm-eat Wanda?-
EBCranurd Impact “I‘ll witch's ' share.
nfth- hlic ' attention lethal
ufthe w
Won rai
neat. Ilebenture bonds
IIIIDIESEI Billllll Bllll'lll
«ammonia-o
Firs. lilo Inward litmus
H. D. Smith!
am :, annuals Brill-I.
NOTICEW
bet-oanritvoihrrs
he?" crammed“ touts-t In
sum Isn't-co m fiber
'Wiu
A . N. O.
I. 0.
5...... s. rnosri’incuco.
lm “mum.
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