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andnotctheetfect.‘
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FRANCIS & CO.,—-—
soyWVashinzton Street
South Norwalk.
”hill
1,“ fl Druggist.
y) a ‘1 if I
Mutter; tll oli»
Firm p tiy‘ a had Add?
, be seen in the country.
W . MANY PIECES IN
hélhliworoester,
Crown Derby,
Serves.
SiMon.
illetlon.
Wedgewood.
Limoges.
P
—-1N—
CUT GLASS
we have fine designs for the
Table or Decoration.
' All the Latest
PERFUMES.
m.» __-. .._.
Toilet Cases.
Manicure Sets.
Gold Pens.
Fountain Pens.
ETC.
'————.oo————
li.l|.l’laisted,
Druggist.
43 Washington St. So. llonralt
EIIXXTIIXIX
-—AND-
CELERY
KILLS ALI. Pm AND INVIGORATES
THE SYSTEM.
Io lore Ashes.
to lore flatness llays.
lo lore Sleepless lights.
With Increasing Appetite and perfectlmtear
“on Halo takes the place of despair: your
CW dill. become a delight and Lifea
Joy.
Then stop that couch with,
Yankee
lllllll - SflfllHEll.
“manner-batman not full!
,mthladtauatvvattbe
city'llrug Store.
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o. A. Gregry a: co.
WALK. (.‘l'.
RAISXNS
firW-ehaqnth-now.
peyote. tidiedrrreei
. sud-cm
overdue-non. Itvr Bltrov
ll'ilnce Meat
4
myth-as." ‘Iakaatwetvreverthme—un 17¢
MEMO!
Jitter PIlIE rumor
antenna-caesium “thespian
AMMhfla-aia
Florida Oranges.
kin-annuity alt! um.
Nuts
diminutive-spender”.
THE EVENING SENTINEL
wins oonoss. urn: and mum.
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New lurk Herald Weather Forum ‘
The temperature to-morrow morning will
fall to a minimum or about ”degrees Fahren-
heit. with generally clear and slightly colder
weather on the whole. followed by cloudinem.
scorn noun/rut.
What the People of 0-: City are being
in m
—Huyler’s candy, fresh every day, a
Lane’s. 51 Waehington at.
Mrs Edmund—*— Zelul! and Mrs. James
Nash are visiting in Georgetown.
—Neckwear! Neckvrear I Neckwear’
at Comstock Bros'.
Miss Mamie Peterson, of Taylor ave-
nue, is quite ill with St. Anthony's dance.
-—FIne turkeys from 18c to 22c. at
Chestnut priest Imarket.
Ross Burchard and George Lauder, of
Yalehare home to spend a three weeks'
vacation. V
‘Vt -—Haye§'gudds sell on their merits; no
presents ’necessary.
Nelson Taylor, Jr., has recovered from
his attack of typhoid fever, and is able
to be out of doors.
—For smokers, sets and fine quality of
meerscbaums, call at G. S. Tron-bridge
& Co’s.
Colfax Emmpmcnt will take their can-
didates to Norwalk this evening to Work
the third degree in Kabamn Encamp-
meut'e rooms.
—lf you have but little money go to l].
KriegI-r's, and buy a slly‘rsh jacket. You
can get it at your own price.
Charles McGovern, Thomas Calhoun.
and John Sheehan. have retumed from
the college in Allegheny for the Christ-
mas holiday a.
—EI'rrything desirable in gents' ties,
collars and culls. shirts, hosiery, gloves
and underwear. at 18. Smith's. See adv.
Butler t'hapt; r. Kn 3:5. It. .\ 31., will
work the pest uILL-Itrr dn-grce to-oiorrow
err-nth; on two candidates. lielrt‘sh‘
merits will be served.
—Sprcial Sale.—~(Jomfortables. blank-
ets, rugs, pictures and clocks. I’udruoro‘s.
John Mullen Was arrested last night
for hr§acll of the mace and drunkenness.
This morning Justice Tow riseud lined
him II and cpsls. which he paid.
—-I’are Med with pure cream. So. a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
Billy' Forsythe, who was one of the
seconds at the “go" in Bridgeport, last
night. between Ilornbacker and Russell.
was in South Novwalk this morning call-
Iug on his lriettde.
-—-'l‘he most elegant line of ecarfs in
the city at Countock Bros‘.
Olive Branch Lodgefilo. 19. K. of R,
will confer the second degree on two
candidates this evening, also nomination
of olllcers for the coming term. A
large attendance is requested.
~Ilargai nwall papers. U nfrsmed
pictures. res framed toorder. at
‘Decker'e. ”Washington st..$o. Norwalk.
The lumherechooner Mary Stuart. from
Bangor. Maine. which has been discharg-
iag a cargoof lumber at lintch, Bailey
e Cole wharf, was laid up for the winter
yesterday between bridge tender Jonea‘
her-mall captain W. H. Verity'a'hsild-l
in»
-A large thsorttnent of ladiea' and
gerila‘eilk ambrelhs. Iadies' aprons, dolls
ofevery description, tobeeoldlces than
coat. I. 8. Smith. See adv.
The funeral services over the remains
ofCharleaA. Knapp willhe held athia
hours. 0! West street, on Saturday alter-
aoaiat I o'clock. and the burial will be
at argument-Ice oi the family. Ir.
Knapp was in the twenty-ninth year of
his age. He was born in New York city
and came to South Norwalk with his
parp M thinly-two years ago.
pd Milan he had not enjoy-
he‘uol hitblth,andfor the put
fouryearsbebadtpentthewinter
months tnSouthern Pines.
«For the llneet quality of smoking to-
baccoaofall kinds, call at G. S. Traw-
~60 to Hayes‘ market for turkeys ,
Youarcnot compelled to buy oranges
with thorn. ids and 180 a pound.
'l‘hehoat Home Jackson is at Ray-
mond Brothera’ wharf. with a cargo of
nut coal.
—-An immense amrtrnent of Christ-
mas goods and baskets. at closing prices.
or. III. S Smith’ .
MW in... we... been con
linedto her bed for three months. is
Mly recovering.
—Oreat sacrifice sale of cloaks and
millinery at H. Krieger’s,Soutli Norwalk.
Lawrence Brennan ia the proud father
of a little daughter. born yesterday a;
his home on Monroe street.
—Fancy baskets and boxes at Lane’s
51 Washington street.
V. A. Scofleld. has taken the stables
in the rear of the Warwick Hot¢»I,aud
put in gentle horses and stylish and
comfortable bumies. etc., and is now
' prepared toattend to all orders in his
line. Mr. Scoiield has secured an ex-
cellent location. and will be found
obliging and reasonable in his charges.
—Five hundred turkeys that can't be
beat in quality on earth. Your choice
lor 20 cents per pound. Six Indian
River oranges to every lady purchaser.
Seeing is beiiering, so come and see,
A. P Bowel, V0! Ullca. N. Y. .. is the
guest of C. N. Wood, of East avenue.
~Shaving sets at Hale's.
The scholars of Mini Baird's institute
will give a Christmas entertainment this
evening.
~See Krleger's advertisement on an»
other page. He is talking bouncer. n”
Archie Shotheld, of flhieam is Ila.-
guest of his aunt. Mrs. T. S. Mormon. of
West avenue. _ __ _ "w
~Manicure sets at Hale's.
The Norwnlk boys who are attending
Yale college came home yesterday for
the holiday recess.
—Special inducements for the holi-
days in wines and liquors for table use
at Bells a Farrincton's, Norwalk.
lion. William E. Simonds, commie
sinner of patents. at Washington, was a
guest of B. W. Maples on Wednesday.
~Peoknires nt‘finle's.
Mrs. W. N. Simone. of Union Park.
has returned from a three months' visit
with her parents in I’oterhorougli. I‘auzi-
ds.
——Iow prices at Ilale's. i
Mrs. William H. Olmstead. of l'nion
Park. started yesterday afternoon for
Cleveland. Ohio. where she will spend
some and see. People's Market. Nor the holidays. _
wall and South #3333? _.-. M -—A year's subscription for any of the
NORWAIJ NEWS. leading magazines would be a nice Xmas
‘ u u a "v lV I r h present. Sulncriptions taken at the
freely u get 0 lens rune t e .
Borough End of Town. POM Ulirce Dewié'and‘ ‘
A poor table was placed in u“. Dormi- Frank Smith. of Brooklyn. N. \'.. and
erotic headquarters yesterday.
—All the latest shades-of Ncckwear at
‘ornstock Brus‘.
lion. James W. Iiyatt is sic k with t.I.I-
siIitis at his home on West In cnuu.
_.. ‘JF ‘
~ Dressing cases at Hale's.
Henry )Iillspaugh lies at the point of
death at his home on “'Ilturi avenue.
—The Singer sewing machine would
make a nice Christmas present. You
can get one at the Boston Store, Non
walk, for #0 9S. _
Mrs. Thomas ltylr. of Stamford. was
the guest of her mother Mrs. Kcllehcr.
of Main street. yesterday.
——Delicious plum pudding. home made,
at lane's, .’II ‘Wnshiugtnn ethyl.
Oliver Ii. Jackson. who iltth In for a
H -rtfurd cycle curulxiliy, Is burn.» for th.»
holidays. the 5m st of his parents on Elm
street.
—Thc IIIuat coIIIprzte assortment ol
Umbrt has at Lonistock Iirus' .
The Norwulk Tramway company is
making rapid progress laying rails on
East avenue. At present the trucks are
down as far as the Earle residence.
——-Silk suspenders. fur glows. choice
neckware. silk umbrellas, cane-s. boys'
suits and the Paragon mutant Mitchell’s.
Wall stmct. Norwalk.
Norwalk sportsmen are pushing the
project of getting a bill through the next
legislature permitting the shooting 0'
live birds front traps in Connecticut.
—WllYf A good place to buy your
Christmas candies. WIII' t Currie and
see Starr. the cunfectioner. 6t Wall st...
Norwalk, Conn. W
A veterinary surgeon says that since
the appearance of the rubles among the
noggin town. between fifty and sixty
cows of dumb rabies have developed and
the dogs have been killed.
—-A large assortment of slain, velocl~
peace, express Wagons. tool chars. tin.
iron and mechanical toys. will be found
at the Boston slim. *Norwallr.
Joseph Loads. better known as "Shar-
i." " was taken to the Iliddletown insane
atylbrn this morning by Constable More-
house and Joan P. Darrow. Dr. W. C.
Burke. Jr.. signed the papers declaring
him inane.
-l’ocket books at Bud's.
The Doorkeepere' circle of King's
Daugltters of the Norwaik (Xingreptloo-
alcburch will drive to the town home
ferpocr children.uearthe alm- hours.
Saturday evening. and give them a
Christmaetree andall Its fixings.
—-A large variety of fresh candles at
email prices. at lane's. at Washington
“not.
The‘WJourtof King Chrhtmee"h the
nameofapretty operettato bereadered
attheOpers House out week Friday.
After the piece, Cecil .l. Barbodt. of
NewYork,tltecbIld artist, will given
ehorteansrtainrnent, consisting of char
acter loop. whistling actor. hum
recitation-andheajonieottone. ‘Ilehae
awondtrfolaoprano voice. nmedlngly
well Unload. __
M prices at lane's depot
Wrist. Openannlght.‘
he Over Illa Leaf, a team and
Miss Margaret Ilailwitz will he Irrarrird
at the bride‘s home. ‘21 Adams avenue.
Wodnwdny evening. January 4. at it
II’Cluvk.
——II. Kriuor Is s: Ilrng cloaks at twenty
per (Is-.nt below cue:
.\ do :ul iIIfrirIt, only a fur d null
With A Wumli‘il gag in its mouth, a turd
tied tightly around its throat and cover-
rd Ivirlia run. was form-I in the Woods
near Wutorlurd.
«Tourist; can-a at Hale's.
Miss Dirothn ttmlwcll daughhr of
“r. and Mrs. (imrgc It. l'holwn-il. III
High street. I» entertaining llt‘l’ lllilt'
literal-I this aItI-rtmori. It is the num-
vo»r.»'.ur_v of her birthday.
~.\ fresh supply of Iluylvr's candy
for the holidays, m lhlx'lyn's, Somali;
Tonvultrablu fox lt'ri’li'rs, owned by
Dr. II. II. limos, of Lam's hiltt‘l. \Ibile
“'t‘rt'lltilt'll by It mad dog lite! .\II.:IL»~t,
developed .~_I niptnm. «If miller and have
tut-II hillrrl.
~L’Inc's. TIl \l'asbzriginn strut-t.
early and late.
open
Tb:- uIIIIuol rental I;f_p ms in the Nur-
II‘nIk l‘oIIxIcgutIuI'nI rhurrli, “ill take
place on Thurs-lay ovourug. the 29th
Inst . followmg the annual meeting or
the srwtcty. .
—SIIIIIkera' solo at Halv‘s.
I’cter Donnelly died at his lIorIIv uII
Harbor avenue, yesterday morning,
aged twuttylivo years. Tut- lulu-ml
will he held from St. Mary's church to-
' morrow morning at l) o’clocL.
~l’lcnty of fresh Iiuylor'a condo-II on
hand at lane's. 5! Washington street.
Miss Ellen Merrill, a teacher In the
North Center school. who was obliged to
give up her duties on account of severe
illness, is now couvolesciug and hopes to
resume her duties alter the holidays.
——An elegant line of dull carriages.
hedstcads. ruminant-s, pillows. trunks,
hats.ahocs and stockings. kitchen, par.
Ior. bedroom and laundry note, will be
found at the Boston Store. Sorweik.
J. W. Bodily. of the list Finisher! at
aociution. delivered an lnstruetive and
interesting address before the members
ol‘ the Iloot and Shoe Makere’ Union. 'lit
their meeting last night. A card of
thanks from the union spin-are in another
column.
-—-If you would like to make any of
your friends a also present, stop in and
look at our Christmas assortment in
cigars. O. 8. Trowbrldge & Co.
Oswald It. Smith. a colored man, was
helping William llubbell upon a leader
oo'l’. 8. Marion‘- residence yesterday.
when heawldentally dropped the snipe
he was using. They struck Mr. Smith
on the head, cutting I deep trash in his
forehead.
«~th at Ham’s.
The Young Isn’- Chrietiaa emulation
hpnparleg for a New Year’s reception
on Sunday, January lid. from 3 to to
o'clock. An orchestra has been named
Iofuraleh maelstrom! totdeloeb.
after viticulture will he to entertain-
ment in the gymnasium room.
I—Spring stricken-.140 a ported; very
choice; no chroma. at flayed.
meoaavlittolowmlr. K. Dal-
toemtlnramltatvell 0mm. Ian-e.
milsdatthsllhoram offinntberlaln
Sm,Dnmyththmlthaic-
Wheymiieeellteliad lira-mutt
I’MWI'IWMJIIH-
“communism-evils“! of
Celluloid hotelier. Plush anil- Wood Iona Caries. ate. Fanny
Handkerchiefs. Entries and lllrl Gloves. Worsted and Sillr Mittens.
HOSIERY A
W
W
All! lllt‘llb IBIIIIVANICS.
beet Night's School of Instruction at the
Nora-ll Armory.
A school of instruction was h>Id at
the Norwalk armory last evening under
the auspices of the‘Stato Council of the
Order of United American Mechanics.
About three hundred delegates from the
lodges in this district were present.
State Councilor F. C. Clarke. of Falls
Village.called the meeting to order at
8:80. and-[the degree tram oI [Incas
Council. No. 23. of Bridgeport. confepred
the three degrees of the order upon
several candidates. The degrees were
worked in an admirable manner. The
othordegree teams which were to have
been present, Were unable to get here.
The delegates present ware from New
Haven, Bridgeport. Milford, Stmtford,
Danbury, New Canaan, Ridgetiold, Nor-
wnlk and South Norwalk, Falls Village
and Wethersfield. The state oliicers
present were Councilor I". C. Clarke.
Falls Village: councilm's secretory, t
H. Adams. of South Norwalk ; conncrlur’s
examiner. J. 8. Monkey, of Bridgeport;
Councilor}; inside protwtor. L‘. H. J.
li'orrircr, of Norwalk. Rev. E. '1‘. At—
wood, chaplain of the stat.» prison at
Wotherstlnltl, we»; present and Irmde an
address State Councilor Clarke also
made an address. Degree school» will
he held this winter in the remaining
two districts of the state.
—."l gram-l display of holiday goods at
I]. S. Itood'a, l8 South Main street. con-
sbtirig of watches, diamonds, jewelry of
every description, solid silver and plated
ware, ony x and marble clocks and an
endlem hum; of novelties.
A (ll “’1‘! R Ill’ A“ lI)E.\ I S.
Artlat \Wanhburn'n Ilaml I'rlghtfully
Mar-glut III a Planing MI".
(I «Inn» ‘vilsltllilf'fl. the artist, who Is
cructinga lll‘t'alfr‘llluln arch and palm
in: scenery for the Geranium Singing:
society, \I'I-nt 'II) J. ll. IL-IyIIIIIIId‘s llllll ()II
Watt-r street. tlI‘H rimming. to Iran»
ammo and; done. \‘l’hih- Xlt‘ was steady-
imga pie-rm Hf lIIIIrIl which was going
tbrmizh the planet the slow.- .If his.
overcoat caught in the niarhino and his
right hand was drawn between the
rapidly revolting ItIIiI‘t-s, I‘Ittt trig his tiri-
cumin it frrb litful Inmnvr. The two
pbymians otm “oro culled found it
III-I-rssary trIzirIIputzitv the» second linger
of Mr \\':I.»IlIlIurrI‘.»I baud above the our.
and joint. Ant-r the» injuries
Iln's‘v-tl h.‘ wont to IIIII
Suugultlx'k.
Wt'h
llIvrllI‘ in
“'tllir- (WWII-II. l‘lllplii_\'t‘ll in tho Xvi. .-
ul IlIIlI .S’ 1? Ill.
wiIIIIIr‘s mm»! rectory mi .\I.u sin-rt.
lunl his lt'El hand bully IIIIIrIgIml by a
“lulu Irv me». up
The .»~;I'.': out it
rugknl pub III» rv't‘wfltl Illlll
tltirtl ting-IN {-1 ill" I‘I‘Ilil'l' III Illt' l-m'it (If
the» Imml it‘ltl [badly to the II‘rI~t on the
palm .vf tit.» baud. Mr. llllllltvlli'r’y‘. thi-
fnrtnry ' ruzolv tlw young man
t‘lllllfr‘llitlllr' until tlw :l‘ rival of :I physi
ciIII. "-Ilwn his llljllflt‘n \\‘t Ir' dressed.
and III- was tale. I: In his lltlllll‘ l'l tho- hor-
ouch.
maldn: III-p :Iimc-Itl
lIll/J. ~:III'. I: sturdxry.
pm; :I pn-rw» «If lKlal-l.
lwtu‘wu
“snug-nut.
I'lllNllllelll' MAINS;
I‘Ilwritd Taylor “not tin-guru of ”it“
l'lril’r‘lli'v (Simply on Sunday.
Mrs, l‘llrirlrs It.
sister. )lrs. Frederick Wood. in Norwalk.
(in‘fltll’y
Mrs (‘Lirolirw \Vyrmtn sttll continues
very ill.
Mrs Dayton limit-III Ill llltlt‘ to beout.
Miss linttio Hull. of Weston, is with her.
Miss Harriet Buckley. who has been
very sick. is steadily improving.
Miss l-‘lorn liquid in visiting friends in
DtttIlIIIry.
I). M. Ir'illow has pun-hosed rI trottor of
Henry II. Coley.
Mrs. William l‘rcuderithal is enduring
with the grip.
Mrs. iimrge liatos is on the sick list.
-Ilolidtiy ral.-.——-I'nrl..r and bed room
suites. sideboarde chilleaniers. book
more. desks. fancy chairs and tables.
l'urlmorr's. on North Main etreet.
"I'll! Till: RIVER.
News and Gossip of the Day In lint
Rover-IR.
Mist Inna Boots in the guest of Miss
(trace llubbell, Iraeton avenue. Bridge-
port.
for the holidays, at DeKlyn' e, Norwalk.
lire. Frederick ll. Madden fell Tues-
day evening, while going all of the pin-
ta of her homoon Betts‘ place. She was
quite badly bruised. but it in thought
nothing serious will result.
ma large-line of three cups ladies
ccate In black, blue. brown and grey will
be sold for half their original value at ll.
Krieger'e. South Norwalk.
Kr. and lire. J. W. Heine entertained
arisen party of friends. Tuesday even
log. at their home on South Debora sve-
nuc. Among those present were Ir.
mmnusmwmr. and tire. I.
H. 'l'otlsr. Ir. and Ira. William Osborn,
iii. and III. 1!. ll. Quinlan, llr. and
lie. Benjamin Robin-m, live 0. it.
herbs. “Jennie nuance and tits. I.
B. ttlmhell. of Battier-l.
Pm-mumtthtreiimu not.
its than a flannel bandage datum
wltbflharnharlalo' ‘sl’atalieha. It will
is II Itb her
-—-A fresh supply of lluyler's candy sci tic
SPECIALTY.
OTHER USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
.Ir‘
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Botllrree llaysllemarn
T H E
Hartford
~Medical
Brunei,
»——-—A'I' TI! 2——
MAHABKEMII HllTEL,
UNTIL
Friday,lleo.23
CLOSING SHARP
AT 4 P. M.
For the purpose of extending their already
wont. II- WIDE Pot-I I. AlllTl. and with a d.- in
Iortin gut in the II titty earns-t rel-Inc ~YH trialli-
from time to timn by thr- (I’ll nth and admirwn
or this private-Sal“- sy-ttm. one of Ulll'fflnxllli-
in; x but: Iatr- IIIII pa» a prnI'I-v ~iuiuil Ii~it to
~out Somalk, t‘.,t More or his pirlnrs; ('5-
[Kit tally arr myrrh at the» \Inhar he -ImI lintel lie
aillxire to all those holding upwiutriienlr.
as we Ill In all others who desirenixst Irra'rlnx.
ADV“ EXAMINATION tsp ‘I’llE.lT)lI.“T tort
\\ rztvrtitrz Mosul. rule: or tuition. to all
who call during our IIIm-‘lr 5 Visit. Monday.
I) Ime‘llllelmh t-ISaturdav Ih-cemlferam. III-
I Iris. the 1 lIII-I «It in): >3th revs .01“ Ill form .
.va llllt).\ll DISSASL‘ pv‘ mural titre-Min.” and
then Ill) it” the minim ammo! lb 'l lll‘ \\ r)‘~lt m
\le 0 II has world-II ~11 h “Ian's-Inn inn-:- III
II In! rd and Nlll'l‘nllhtll .rg muntr) Althoux.
lhvltmr ulrrl mp.» hrtII tnuu in chin; Im-
ritnn'mrrtririmr “Ill [mt them at least Fit.
I‘lwusanvl .lnllairu. yet they f rl Ilu- uqulIt-r
[Lt-II will In at Will he ~oiirgi».llrr~1urv.~tbr I
make- Will bt' [so varied. thermal llII-y “Ill do
willr- mot-ml an: nth-.Id that lb! udIertl-i
:nv .It II.ll in double Ish it mu :1 III- nlvrntri Il
oith thr- cxtmuilture of Shir") In any min-r
“or. The} also trope tn brim: (I) the Ilntive or
all mulch. their suturin- Isnrrrrs I» In-ll
ow lhmrm; :I.I.l 3y run uf prnrtl c. All t t'\
n-l. llt rrturn is that every pom-m so Inhaled
A III nplmlttl tin-IrinrlI-N a I'IIInoIIitter» of our I:I
‘1. dz» tooll' h.- II’ In his the rI-uilz ohm: out in
Unit lutlHlIX I. ll i .l why tlu- Utrrnurx Matt at
3'“) tin» rit II IIIII ll.» ;- tour I: m} In: I.» It til) (m; I.
in I. III. Ill. :dezltni (I. III. and". I)" rm:
.nis. [or the h min: time an abuse
The in .It all h rmle ll‘ltli' w in tlit» ti r
In. In moth-Id. vIlIIr II Ila-51mm) o'- .ttI. III ~-,Iu II
Ium I' ruminant-Ln rings. p5 IL rr- 4 am «I llKlll
treatment.
the) now -II»~ir t-I irnprr «a upon a.I mm.
IIIIIIan- ~Irllrrint: fr. 'll tln- I-rrn w «I! \Irlllll,
that rln-I an It.» wit impurnn of th- in HIV
u- I'lertlttl Hind-In n- :gu-(ly -r> 'Ir‘ ll IIII' {IIIIr
ably known in the II tl VII-r 1d I-I ltn- \.\ II-
uni-2‘1 il..\l I Illl IIllI .\ll»‘. III I) 'I‘ y mi:
»u Y'LHIIlltr :III nit-um II» I Il’t‘ In :.I l I u ~rIk-II
\ll dv- drum to Int rm x ~t>lvlll Ill! hm.
gut II on I, p. I‘rt ll; ll} rm do): gl‘vcll Irwin .I, im-
»Iftltt 'I.
T! »I l' .ll'nt‘hllt Ill\llt‘ run .I ”mgr. u»: an!
rise ”It tor v "their IlII-l" I ~r tutiun IIII :-ii1
t.I.:.- ~ .i, pl. u t . ~ amt « Ill «urn»: tli
lllrt Till .. lllltnl‘ u'l~rtl ltll! lttllllll lt.-;.I
;.-It. n- l'llt out“! reltm- all {rub it:-
MIrl-I :1“an r. In .rk. It In» l. .~ in». I. III. Ir “II; .
1...: “t pillar. In “till- I? at III: 1-. .pir. .ur
qua :I'Iri II- (the it) IIIIII Illttlt In lull“
sl“ ’.I ‘l' \ N‘IlnlIH‘ KXIIWL Hm}
HI- Illl‘. ~Iltl I ‘ll i’l'. my \I\.\. 'Il‘I I. Ills-
l- .I~‘-: II \. .‘\.\I t»' “IIIIIII ‘l Aililul
.\\'\ I;l",r>l')\~i Illtlxlxli Al T.lll-
lI\I-l r U l “IIXIv i'IlIi- l"ll.~'l-'
.\.;I- \ .I it: til I. .I~ruri or} fr-Irnth-I ,II'i 1"
Hi ‘rn \IIIlI l‘lltxillll‘ III lite-tune LII-r)
It; in». I I :I uni I war I did? in rm: pun: ml
In ltlll' xltwr'm». Irrrrlrinilloputii-II
l!u-ru-.lu~ "I lm .Itrs «In. rilvu. lllrllt
md I \11 Irn rim- e-w ~ M II ulmu l‘ .~lII I.
Illtl l . r I pr: gr. -~ and h rIIIIImtIIIII. ‘
ll. 41!. Mn II- —ulI III III [in pill III-' Int..-
Imitv- r “\I r :II Xltl Ir \‘t' lkllt‘aav ~ and III lvi l..o
with 1: 1m»! I‘m all In.» Lil‘iotla diva-cw Int-Idem
IIItln: r illilllf‘r'.“ .: It lb.» proper rrrIIt-III ttlll
III trw "I in air ll .Il Iltll'~~1r¥ It» [arrr‘rl I“ III
pr»: mar-.- III. :-.m Nourmn mulddmruran)
Hug» r or I tin an) :-iIIIrI Irnriu III" II. 1an i on-
~IIZ.I rI,: IIIIII \t)l only will llll) l..- surpriml
at Ll ~ IIIIII II-zr Ill k: IIIII “gill t of Ilia“ or. bi-
plain. IIIIII I vtxplarr. uh I: l I f I' \l n l arm and
Illt-It lIuHIt l'n rapidity with width in r-»
llI‘ »I- ~ arr-It IIn ~ lllt run-.r .IIM In ill: Ilw ma in
his \r'l’\ [Ililkres~ \t‘~)1lt'lll [In only ~}~Ilr' III
III rim fill! or Wlllt ll, rIvquIi l «rib his hriunl
ulte- ut’ the ~trmtun- of man arr-l Ill» up: I‘I~
tun» IIIIII lll‘ pm lltl‘lll a of rim-amt and its
at tum upon lltt (IIIII I III- II! ”In bud), ~IIIII Ill-
"Hm” t I ll; path rIt IIIIII- --- lifola v-ii-liuu
mt Ill. mil l 'tll'w‘ of hi. trn- lltlt‘ uul puiut- to
an absolute- n- llt f and I lll'
lll'XlllIh. “81‘ l IIEI) ANNI'AIJJ’.
'l‘»lu lull-min; lu. a brief ") nIIlhl? II! I'll rs
Ithli II have ltlt- -n attr‘wiswfull)‘ l. mind by In
Hartford .‘Xr‘illllll mum lldurlm: tlir pvt )1» Ir
I'HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII: Jon 1. HM. arid-Indira: Doc
[M Tim list does not lIi' lulu applimnh
iortrI-alIIII-nt who were prnrmutiud l 3 them
I.\tI l.t:\ill.lt but lnuII m lll’l'tlt‘ rm Ir l linu-
s- rilIul from their Inmknnfl I lll'.~l \l “TI Al.
I.\ l'l-thl-t)lt.\Il-.l). guarantors! nlmvlutrly fllul
Implicttly I-nrre-vt lush-r) particular.
DISEASE-H.
('Iironlc l‘aturrh .......... _,
lnrlplrut (‘oII-Iurriptlon .. . .. . ,
(‘lIrIInlvllI-IIrIilIltln. . . .
I'hmttlr‘ Diarrlur's .......
Nuuralrtla
hermml’ ro-tratlomthonault of ladies i.»
ttom .. . ,
"Mir-ton. .... .
ntlplont Whl‘d Diet
l'a Io W or
.er lepay
rumors ,. . . ..
. LEM)
moved” '
..... . If:
Hypllldn" and kindred dime all:
.I. I
harm t)’ a delicate nature
”mil lone
llplllaeIu-e .. “I
am . Mt)
leart Din-m. ...... U
Bladder Disorder» ........
tilimnlt'llbeumetlnrn. .
Ubelll’llllu t 'Imvtlpatlon
sterility or hormones:-
lllt
a ............................... .. Ill:
I’ertl-ll‘aralyste .. ill
p is .. an
Hatnla ,. .. ill
Skin [unease .. 2W
Intern ......... mint
Liver (inept-lots 4M
Ntst-elleaeoas Kidney .. tot
Ilsrohda ............. .. ml
drove l. . Ill
.96
Throat Disorders
$3233.... '
As will be seen by the above table. the aver-
agermtnber of unseat treated successfully per
week In
Til! YEAR int WAS an.
whlr- -h impractical exp- «lent-e in the varied
clauses or chronic diseases we ohelleace the
m’l‘flkll ‘mm3wm ht h ll t Ionof
ta w e o t
at” to mane-ks!” mil. Winner
Milli... llrto Inurfi‘m'mm'mm’;
LAST DAY,
Eriday,lleo.23..
emsmo
a... lnitial
_ mirth. but “'t‘ have the Kim-at in Soto-nil;
M and those pimple sprmd 3|
0 you may have the problem solved and
| get information about mm Blmslilure
plnta la rewrriaeuioz we’re in it
every time. madly at Christmas.
And why not? Apoorty suppliedtsbls
ire-hurt cuttodckueta; don't goback
onyouretomach. becaueeifltzoeaback
scent. We are selling Oranges, Nuts and
Telephone
CHAS. E.
lEIIlIllB llllllllEll
present to every lady purchaser.
PEOPLE'S 'MIIXET.
13 North Main Street, South Norwullr.
Telephone Call. 52-3.
BRAIATIC WINGS.
Theatrical Matters In Which Play-Going
People Will be Interested.
The “Joshua Simpkins" company,
carrying special scenery. will produce
the yankee comedy drama of that name
at Music Hall, Friday evening, December
2.3 The piece deals with country people
and three of its scenes are laid In It small
act is in time scenes and takes place at
Washington I). C. A sensational sun
mill etlcct is seen in full operation in the
third not. cutting up genuine timber. the
saw used beings genuine large bull or
circular saw and cuts through tho tim-
ber at lightning rapidity. The company
cnrrya very tine band and orchestra.
The band will be Silt?!) on the streets at
Iimiriand the orchestra renders all the
latest descriptive music in the evening.
“)Iarrhood' is the title of the Finish
mas and \ea Ymrs attraction at
‘.\iblo s. and Maria; or (‘oIIIstoc it expects
hiw things of it. It Is prmluccd by James
E. Salmons Company “llllll includes
Edwm 'I'lmrnc makes his
.Ifter somciittlo ulna-rice and plans the
horn \sllffllrl " Ii ~>i.!ts Mr.
Thorpe lllII' ..I. IZ‘JUIIIS .l'r. hm. Samuel
EilWJt‘Ils, Jz'trms l1.
huilivurr. J.lll\t'r~ “mm. _\. Luann .itnck-
mun. Irttln Rat and others.
I'Iiz» pluI oi " has two :I
grout ~IltLt'K-l in l- riglaud.
1h.- ru: Iromi and turning IIorld of tin-.11
’IIitaIrI. and normal of the scents will be
I‘I-rypicturcsque, ’l‘ln» two great M‘Ilzld-
tiuns at~ lltv‘ play :ll't.‘ promised to Elk
realistic as Wt“ as t'llt’t‘lil'v.
“Guru: 0
ll:' ril‘hl.
lllltfll“~
lll.’l;:
w
. .IiIlImnl"
AS I) 1'“ Eli Ii.
illiltll
Important News» of the ('ouuty and State
chronicled In a (‘uritloriu-Il l‘urni.
Tlleprlr‘u of board at the newly es-
tvrur “ill be. (It‘lullci‘.
~'3‘.lli:
t‘ for (LI)
$3. 3".) pct II I’t'k;
flow-ml” I)-r'-»IIIlI«r.>;~’-l HG;
gen-
:in term. per
liwInIruIL-ul IlleIlitth'Itlt‘Ill has
[lu- prtcv :It Imwr figure-s than
charged at .‘lvrnuriul Hull. lIurIrIrIl.
Tiwlmurd furnished has been satisfac-
tory. About 3m) students or.-
Inmlrited at [Il‘t'>-'Ill. null um"
rm- :IIIIIIIIIII: :Irlriiis.~lutt.
m . -
Sad.)
Io-p:
ill'L’lllXI
2. It) IIII Ire
“We ItaI'I-n't got the Ina-t turkeys on
for Hi.- and [w :I pound. l‘tllllt‘ curl)
and -.,:wt tirst choice. :It llaycs' market.
“In J. l’. limitinrttl t‘xlr‘llhll‘t‘ red! (vs-
trttt- tlt'ltlv-I’ in 1).: ilnirmt. lilWlI. narrow-
ly escruwd HI.I' of the son-rest altar-ks of
pneumonia shite in the northern part
(If that state during a n-ccut blizmrd,
says the Saturday Review. Illr. Illniz»
bud (N’t‘flrvllfll lodrivv several miles dur-
ing the storm and was so thoroughly
chilled that III» was unable to get warm.
and inside of an hour after his return III»
was threatened with a nature case of
pIII-umouiu or lung foI'I-r. Mr. Illnim-
sent to the nearest drug sum» and got a
bottle of l‘lIamhr-rlain‘u (.‘ough llouwdy.
of which he had often heard. and tuck a
number of large draws. III-says tho I»!-
fr». I wait wonderful and in a short time
ho was bn-nlhingquito orwilv. He kept
on taking llll' IIIediI Inc ltlltl the next day
was able to mute to Don \Ininm. Mr.
Illnizu regards hiscure as simply «on-
tXI'TEuX.
It It New York outttonnin- MW! 5 din-
ner at 5th Avenue and 2llth aim-t. coating
.700. 00. which given I9 [ample dyer-pain.
~36. in! In duc-
tors’ hills I Shall burn to pay $5. 00
em h fori' urine Illoot UIInI to corn them,
what would he the saving per capita it
the dinner should not be give-n. there
being it? pennant at the frost?
Inquire at I'Iaistud' I drug store where
SCOFIELD’S
STABLE.
HavingHM taken] the stables la the tear of the
olle and "flocked . I now
offer the on "Not
1MlllISlVllllSS lllllll lllllllfllllS‘“
at rear-u} nahle writ-es.
Sl‘wlah (M It! ("VIN 1‘0 neurones.
V. A. SCOFIELD.
d” lw
A (lard.
The Boot and Shoe Workers.” international
Union paced a resolution module; a vote ttf
thanks to air. J. W. Srulhrmfthe flat heist»
m‘mlltlon. for his address last evening
h. it. Banana-r. Pres.
ll. 0. Steamer. no. See.
Man i. am. llee Sac.
NOTICE.
‘
-
on you. the game isup. Don't were your stomach with unpalatable dishes, when
we can serve you with materials that will preserve your digestive organisation in
apflepieorderalltheyearround and keep yourappetltses kesnasafoxhuund'a
.7 V.‘_
E. u. WADHAMS. Proprletor _
FREE DELIVERY.
country village In Vermont Thesecondl A
surm- very prominent and chdIlo people. 1
appearance .
:ml is laid in I,
tulilishml Yul-c coIIIrIIIIIIs for the purl:
LWEIIY an antenna
a full variety of Christmas specialties.
Call I 3-2.
SEYMOUR,
33 WISHIIBTIII 8T.. 80. lililll’llll.
Don’t make any mistakes but look at our stock before 0
a , u
buy. You Will get a better turkey and rave In y
oney, besides a
rill}:
PEOPLE'S IIRKET,
21 Wall Street. Norwallr.
Telephone Call, 57-3
Taylor a; Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON smug-r
Persons looking foralot or he
with the View of purchnsrn ,uméltfdlfi
gill airgl examine ourflist. o hare them for
2 story part0 the l rraso
prlus and on cast terms 0 W at. Adi-fill“!
STEADX mile yntiniz man with some
walk kInuhunical ideas. 32 Stuart avenue. Nor—
net 31.
To Lift") V’
I)”: .-\“~‘-\.\TI.Y furnished rooms to let for
lat r~ or gent errwn. In I
Mole to aid :5. l. Railroad Place. qu n t‘ttl’dfirs‘
‘\\0 flora one of sewn "min-STI-i‘
I nine rooms. in the Iladden bull'r‘lingngog
III» rot \\'- :III and litter street )1
pl} on it e priini-es. s, orwalknA tr
'l)TT .-\G“. of six moms. cornert' vote at
. and \VomIIIarIl avenue. Salli, cottagm
Woodward menue. rent 814; the rooms on
lira! door. turner South Main street and Han-
{rcplldfilggx Rent 9:5“; ){our rooms corner
avenue an endow .
9. Apply to E. A. Wood ward. Wt nlrt'l'm
III-I i‘birhcster plnr‘e. F’:;lamb
Tl‘ Horn and about one acre ofill “mi".
abundante of fruit trees. etc. Rent.-
month. Inqu re at theo cc of the
( l r II- t 0.. 55' \\ ashlntlun street. 0“ £9"
‘ _ , . W . A. _-_..._
.
0R retcptimu. eutt nainments. Ies
an
\_ mile I) L'. A. .\I. hal‘. W32? street'.l
. “rank. Electric lights and all modern enn-
Irnlcmu‘. At reasonable rates. Inquire of
J. l). Jr nninrrs. l Knight street. n21 3m
‘IIFZ em; than; I
l .piet b the .I. a
r1III-rmInnPompom.a'sollasuitcof raid».
in .Iamn lIltxk. Apply to F. St. John book
may! no he nl:‘Itf
' e‘ttlt "SALE.“E‘m'“
.\E double-mated pile-ton Ieatbm upholn
«and. mu top spindle bu if. one set
hle lip: I IIIrness r-fte single nrness. one
.I \‘ ~ n: r! or.» m :Itlemen-I saddle. All in
»,, Itlortb r and but very l" in u . Eu-
p 'Irat. llll'lv',“ t'a: an. t3t
\Ill 5 ('Ilumhia Ill—I
A r mlr’rlun. cry chem;
It‘I \ art/.uridt uterine
(,
- ll IIIVIId at once.
must
”VI; I13! l. skates molly ml asted to tit an
A HIP heel s’nurli NumalE ltardvraret' '3
anL‘I)
vrrscnumvrzotm
‘ZII'I
3m
II tullwht’l’r‘i keep owner from lat'Ic'Ie
.rnl. IllIi-I Strxkoon. A)!“
I Entertainments.
'MUSl-l our. room nonwrtr‘.
“2 ll. “NAI'I‘, Milli-Ker.
Friday Evening. Dec. 23
IIENll and FIIIIII'S
Hotnzttional ('IIIIIcIIy Drama,
Joshua Simplins
Th. .zr.» :m tnfull rural. plays.
I' rods. etl IIitII wet ial N «I III ry and “miller-(III
um lmui. I'letlids. iIqud tug
THE GREAT SAW Mill SCENE.
Ami lIilIJ «IIII ruttln rim-ugh arr-allog
at liglltrriz. ,: rahltlll)‘ on II All ll a human tiring
I~ lll‘llltl ---ly Imurul
H. min: -i ...I 1.; and dam Int: spuhtltlee.
lnxu lluu :l- «.rurrlu must. by the famous
“Ju lmu .‘tmp Ikrus‘ ' or: II. aim.
l...-‘.. mu rnr [lll' an at farmers.
Band I’arudo Friday. at Voon.
>4; ..r~ Itlt bile III l’lnlstml'n and listen drug
ii u
I trifle-I, 35. so. 75.». Ill?
V Bity Board of Ilellet Notice.
Ylll It I'. i- Xl' n- my gin u that the lioarrl of
l It iii lnl‘ tlu l‘ l: I of Mouth Norwalk \vlll
lllt‘t‘i on \I-Imlay. Janna?) Lint Ill- 'lla. m.: Fri-
llll), Jnuutg II or .. cm». In; Wetland adayJaII-
ll") l_t at . mp. m, and ratardrt). January
2.: at“ .. iI p. m. .. at the t‘umu II t bomber. for
Ilu» “In... I or tuarimr and rlit‘ertnluing all
INN nln IrIIIn IlIr-Il-Iinmwt Ihot‘ lty Amateur,-
and t-qtlallldnu and tritium" the taluail
I-lu list or mu 3 onto
3| \ l’l‘ilF \5 NORMETT
Ill'. NIH II M l.\.
Ilsitwl III IlIoi' it) of South
ll I) of I)“ I-IIIln-L MU.
NllllllE.
lhwlnrt prm lot-ml the karma 3 -
mutant ‘lll‘lllt’lu rvmntlv Imntlurrrelbmttg.
It it t 'rmfunl I Immtfully eollclt a share
.If‘t‘p I‘ll-lu‘ mtrmiape
our ra sped It attention to A
oftlie the per
cent. ltelwnture bonds
MIDDIESEX BANKING COMPANY
of Mlddleruwa. (It; also
fire, lite and Incident Insurance
Fmaaiebr
H. D. Smiths!
Ito-rm ‘2. Masonic building. Norwalk.
til) it
W“ a...
Bllflll 0F IEIIEF IOTlllE.
.I board at
Norwalk. IIllaL 2|".
'l‘lll Board 0! Relief or the’l‘o-v to
walk oaths assessment Mold."
meet in the ottlceof In Lidia;
lan- M. lllll. at : o‘cl'ti ‘
Jan tilt at' I onion”
at 2 o‘krbvi
toolm' I p. In. ”Suturing.
Mturdpgidanéh “Saliszz‘;
70
and dgterra‘m
Board
Io‘c lknc p.11)
film any and ”firewalls-aw
e assessors.
of Relief will also meet with t?
M”lot“
ailment Saturday. Jan.
°‘ no?
u: tpelie purpose
a... "ti. of ”Jain.” «Firm am “I
person" "I! EEO.
it”. ”Lam had I'll» to"... h' 1'"
l' l‘
Waffle-lief. canine liar-Ii”
Novwalk, Ct. Dan
FIFnz'IF‘FEfiom
Christen it! t
Irv lerr tell.
1' "m” Mtseatlat
Isms
Via-lair.
Iii»
dflflm
Ion
m p G. S. Trowhrldse l. 3038
Before m an “33':th retiniti-
‘* mm m It titan! title
6. S. TROWBMDGEI XXI.
Norwalk Chronicler