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’l‘howeuthsrw-mnrrnwpromlaeeto be gen-
erally a little warmer and partly cloudy. pose
sihly preceded by snow.
ern'ru sortvriiui.
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What the People of Our City are Dolls;
and Barium
—Huyler's candy, fresh every day, at
lane's. 5i Washington st.
Miss Eva Richards, of Chestnut street.
is visiting relatives in Newark, N. J.
—-H. Krieger is sellingcloaks at twenty
per cent. below cost.
Butler Lodge, No. 9?, I. 0. O. F.. will
confer the third degree and elect ofllcers
to—night.
—Bayes’ goods sell on their merits; no
presents PWW
From the mat outlook. batting
will take an a more favorable aspect
in the very near future.
—-SeeKriege;'s advertisement on an-
other page. He Is talking business.
Both & Goldsclimidt'a corset factory is
closed to give the employee their usual
holiday vacation. Work will be resum-
ed next Tuesday.
—-Plenty of fresh Huyler’s candies on
hand at Land s, 51 Washington street
Frank Kelley was arrested last night
for being intoxicated. Justice Tow mend
lined him *l and costs, which he paid
John Ryan. a vagrant, was sent to the
county jail for ten days
-—Sprcial Sale. -—| oriifortabli s, blank
eta, rugs, pictures and clocks. l’odmore' a
While playing ”shinny" on the East
Nora-elk pond, yesterday afternoon,
Charles Graves fell down and was
struck in the face by the skate of
another boy and quite badly out.
—Alarge variety of fresh candies at
small prices. at Lanes
Sherman Council.‘ An. ‘23“ Royal Ar-
('anum, will have a in. humid tomorrow
eve-rung at 3 o'clock, sharp. The oilicers
are requested toaiu- rid, and also as many
brothers as can do so.
iIillIlllllllIl
—-.AND—
CELERY
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INWGOBATBS
THE EYE!”
Io'lcre tones.
in lime llesfless liars.
In late Sleeplesslligiits.
With WAppetits and perfect Diner
tion nope takes the place of despair: your
dull! duties become I delight and Life I
«luv.
'l'henstopthatcoughwith
Yankee
lllllfl - WIIEB.
Adm-duhhwahmtlgsndif not fully
“Inquire-tins
(lily lirug Store
“Mimic arr. * solicitwmr.
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NOBWMJI. or.
nAi’siits "
Mrhstlsrerehmperthsum.
MM. Wilden.
Where.
IIIBIIIIM Broom, In three
"Mince Meat
mmmlwolarpmthms-an
01‘! CAN 0"
“IS“ PIIIIE PIIIPIII
at lie («throne-Inuit ranks-three pies.
Amudmtunlweiu
Florida Oranges.
hwrgtrethnsusI-Isatly war ate-MM
Nuts
Atmdfiteuhrtuuyusndarmr.
Our candy
5 «literature-nudism. can.
“to
—Kandy to townspeople at town
prices. Lane's, 51 Washington street.
llenry Austin and son, of Northwest-
ern. Oneida county, N. Y., are visiting
his also, Min. ll. L Pelham. of Tayior
avenue. Ir. Austin Is a brother of hits.
Pclbaru' II moth-t whom she has notseen
for twenty- -three years.
«Spring chickens, No a pound; very
. home; no chromite, at Hayes'.
‘The cause of the fire which destroyed
lfallock A: Foiuishee' a factory in Danbury
Is regarded as a mystery by the firm
Mr. Hallock denies the statement that
the insurance men called his attention to
udefootive line. He says the flue had
been made perfmtly safe and that hehad
asked the insurance men to call and in-
spectlt. -_.- g
--Pure coffee with pure cream,5c a
cup, depot restaurant. Open all night.
it now looks as though the Arion Sing-
ing. Society I new hall on Madison street
would be a very attractive addition to
that tluironghfare. The foundation has
been completed. and the building will be
oonstrwted as soon as possible. The hall
will be the largest in the city, its dimen-
sions bong 43110 last, over 3,000 square
I“ J v w w
-(lo to Huyes’ market for turkeys.
You arcnot compelled to buy oranges
with them. lllc and 180 a pound.
’rhlsisoue of times weeks when the
moon contributes to the welfare ufBotIth
flaunt. She stet- In w like ”it PM
of electric lights, thereby ruins "'0 Bil!
dollars that would otherwhe go for coal.
whomand vsrlouesupplies for the city a
m I!“ pilot. We certainly appre-
clots the kind servicu of our celestial
luminary. m.
ails-at sacrihce sale of cloaks and
miillmry at H. wmmw Norwsik:
A resident of BIIveruIine was driving
uvantavsduethivruomlug. Ila.put
hishandl In hi pocket- and therein
hungloosslynbout the horses. Oueof
themirseisfellmulilug theolherdown.
Theta-swan been out. but was-p-
out“. he jumped in the
l”fungusi‘provecdbeforeanyoueonnld
their-trashy".
--W hep.-
. run-lbw
sartii.but*
undress: haw-mu.
furllcnndl spun-II. canes-routine
South Norwalk.
limRJ.8awyer.ofBethleliem.is via»
itinglter sister, Inna. Finished. of
WNW
c—Bcasonslile prices at lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
The emplcya of the Old Well Cigar
company are having! two weekl' vaca-
tlcn. during. which the annualinvsntovr I
“utthefnutonwill be taken. . .
Thenilnflllelloof seats at the 50th
Norwalk (bugregstionai church was
held last evening. The total amount
realised was nearly 'as math as last year,
the premium given amounting to
$580.
~Holiday sale.——Parlor and bed-room
suites, sideboards, chiffonniera. book
cases." desks. fancy chain and tables.
Podmore's, 65 North Main street.
The people generally want to know if
our city authorities are going to allow
that part of South Main street which has
been opened by the Tramway company
to remain in its present condition much
longer. If the work cannot be continued
the excavations should be filled until it
can.
84 WASHINGTON
The fourth annual concert and receir
tion of Catholic Union council No. 46
K. of 0.. will he held in the Opera House
this evening.
hire. R. 1.. Elle. who will continue her
late husband‘- ice business. is preparing
to have the ice on the pond at Silvermine
cut. It is ten inches thick.
The boy choir of St. Paul‘s church will
' sing at the entertainment to begiven
Monday evening. January ad,“ by the
Young lifen's'Chrlstian asshcistion. '
The valuable English fox terrier owned
by Mrs. W. G. Thomas, of East
avenue, was recently poisoned. Etlorta
have been made to save the animal, and
he' Is yet alive.
The majority of the” uptown merchants
report a good holiday trade this year,
their sales in some cases being from
twenty-live to fifty per cent. greater than
in former years.
lti writing of Christmas day at the
town home for children a SRN'TIMH.
reporter yesterday spoke of Mrs. l'iwlps
as matron of the home. lie should have
said Mrs. Lewis. The matron at the
Scounty home in Miss Phelps. and the
A new passenger tariff will gointolvvriter confounded the two names.
'l‘ he
effect January 1,1893, on the Danhnry ' lown' s wards topped oll' their Christmas
and Norwalk division of the Consolidat-
ed railroad. The fares will be as follows:
South Norwalk to Norwnlk, be; to Cath—
erine street. 5c.; Winnipauk. 10c.; South
Wilton. 150.; Wilton.20c.; Cannon‘s. 250.:
Georgetown, 30c; Branchville, 356.;
Ridgeiield. 45c; Sanford‘s, 40c; Red-
dlng, 45c; BetlIel, 55c ; East llanbury.
55m; Danbury 600.
~Fresh Kandy at Lane's 5! Washing-
ingtori street. Fresh broken, 19: pure
carnmels, ill; nice mixed, l9. Plenty of
lluyler's all the time.
The annual election of officers of Court
Illaliricketrio, A. I). l-‘., was held last
evening, resulting as follows: t‘hivf
ranger, Samuel Hopkins; sub I'liirf ran-
ger, John Triotliill; treasurer, Robert .1
Doyle; financial secretary. Thomas (,7.
Creamer; recording secretary, Byron
blend; senior vrt'todward, Thomas (itnlll'
win: junior woolward. Charles Byxhee:
senior bundle, Thomas Ito-s; junior headh-
Daniei O'Brien.
—-A large line of three cape ladies
coats in black. blue. brown an I gray will
he sold for half their original value at H.
Krieger's. South Norwalk.
If the audience at llusic "all. last
evening. had been as large fl'l the attrac-
tinti warrrtuted the hall Wutilrl li..v.- lm'n
crowded to the doors. “Said l'uzillfl" is
the best comic opera that has been seen
in South Norwnlk in several years. Miss
Katherine Germaine took the leading
part and at once became a great favorite.
Shela an exceedingly pretty woman, It
gracrful dancer and a very talented
singer. The comedians are excellent and
the chorus cannot be surpassed. On ac’
count of the small attendance last night.
the management has decided to repeat
the performance this evening, and our
citizens will do well to witness It.
MIRWALK h ENS.
A Bree-y Budget of Ila-u I ruin the
Boron-Is m of Iowa.
Iorris Raymond, clerk for Nickerson
It Belts, is sick.”
—-Druggist Hale will close out the hul-
Ince of his holiday stock at less titan cost.
Walter Pillow, ctcrk for Betta It For—
rington, has recovered from an attack of
the grip, and is out of doors again.
Landlord John Collins of the American
llouse, carries his left hand in II sling,
the result of injuries YIN sired by running
it against a sharp hoop on alinrrel.
~(ireat reductions in ladies, missus
and children's garments this week, at
Boston store, Norwnlk.
The “Coan of King Christmas," to be
given at the Opera Bum Friday even-
rug. will he participated in by forty-eight
children in ink erratum. The entertain-
iuent will conclude with specialties by
the child artist. Cecil llsrborilt. Seats
are now on sale at Pinueo’s.
—Bnrgains in holiday goods while
they In“, at Hale’s.
Albert Benton Malkin. son of Mr. and
Ira. A. L. lslkin. of Franklin avenue.
was one year old yesterday. 'l'o coir»
brute the event his parents got up a little
party. which was enjoyed by some ten
oradouen guests, wanting babies and
their fond insures. Luncheon was serv-
ed, ands-ch little one received a basket
of sandbo- Arnong latter Albert's pres~
eats wuss solid silver knife, fork and
spoon. “MM“
~llfoney not locked up. but put in
circulation. Bee change in goods at
lane's. Ill Washington street. .
TheodoreDhehouecfthsltsli-uswho
was so severely burned etthe “moot
the-ophth- explcslun at the morocco
Winfiestpwtluuulym stillla
thallcrwslksiiushoess. Es lsjmtrs-
Iheursothls hands and null.
wtrtchwsrsfrlglittullyharuvd tranche
lap-Uphill.“ The tin-nil
hound-prunes, the plus-sot
hauling bovine liven dew. mall’s
WWHEWWW
pirai from Merits he received attire
heathen”
ullycu hum-mwphfl.
‘ mwsmmmu Yv-
resonant-iv.
riterry»mnliing yI-surday with a turkey
dinner. provided by the mlectmen.
Superintendent lloyt. of the aims
house, takes musiderable pride in show.
ing his visitors a new burn on the town
farm, completed last Saturday by John
F. Darrow. of East Norwalk. Thebuild-
. lug. which stands facing the south. II
couiniodiotiit and well arranged, and
meets fl requirement which Mr. lloyt
arid the selectmm have long felt Wlla
III-edi-d at the farm, 0n the ground
floor. at the west ciid. is an open shed,
thick of which is a large tool clusvt; host
Is an apartment for “'flgtfll'tlllr'n stalls for
rm. lint-ova. Over the open sllnl, roach.
ml by It flight of stairs, in a rmm for fwd
and grain. The lllllfllil'r' of the second
il Mr will b.» u-tI-Il for a bay loft. The
largoharnerrctmlrtfew yam nun will
mm- b.- giveti ovI-r entirely to the statues-
of farm prod-Ice :llltl fztrriiirig llllpl"-
Illt‘flld. -. p , _ ., _ U ’
("kill ’I’likl Illl'lllt.
News illll| Gossip of the [hay in kin-t
Norwalh
Illrxind )lrsRobert ('df'l'.Ift’tin‘llIPl’lflU.
who were married Saturday evening,
Wt‘rc sen-timed at their home on Second
avenue, hut. evening. The members of
the Dark Soon I butterv and “min utmmi
played all itnputnut p .rt in the atluir.
l‘ IrrI It Kyln ha. gun» to Ii Mun lliill
“Ill probibly return to m rro-v with ll n
horses for the Noruttllt Tramway f‘illil
puny. Tho-y Will U” imp! zit tin-urge >1
liregurv‘s' livery and timing.»
tin-Lita will in- make I.» build :I sliul for
the i' \I' mnwwliero in that vitriiiity. Th»
first car, it I» expected, will be no over
the line next Monday.
slitltlv'.
An II-ly'ourmnl titreling of the citizens
tolieiir the reportof the committee zip
[minted to confer wtth similar cum
mittens from tlII-i‘ity illltl borough, was
held in Volunteer llIiIte house last oven
ing. The I‘ittiruitu-o's report Idiom-d
that it would be much b-Itter for the
interests of. East Norwulk to be united
with the city of South Norwnllt, The
report was accepted and the committee
continued. Another meeting will be
held in three weeks.
‘ itovi'nros.
it is stated on go )tl authority. that the
mph, tl‘ ltuwayton will shut"! petition
South Norwslk for an cxteruriou of the
water mains to that plat-o.
When on a visit to Iowa, Mr. K. Dal—
ton, of Lumy. Rum-ll County. Karim-I.
culled at the laboratory of Chamberlain
& “1)., lies llfoinm, to show them his sis~
your old boy, whose life had been saved
by UluiinhI-rluiti's (Tough Remedy. it hav-
ing cured him of a very severe attack of
croup Mr. Dalton is certain that it sav-
ed iii- boy' at life and is cnthuslantic’in hrs
praise of the Remedy.
PblL‘iil. All IENTHIN.
The Coming uud (lulu: of lorwallt People
tend their Friends.
Thomas Powell and sister, of Norwalk,
are in Philadelphia.
.‘lisu Elvin Bowen, of Darien. returned
borne yesterday after visiting friends on
Union Park.
Ilrs. Cherie-L. Werner. of East ave-
nue. spent Christin. with friends at
Rowayton.
Mr. and Ira. Charles W. Herideth and
daughter Elsie, who have him visiting
relatives on the Green, returned to their
home in It. Vernon this morning.
llr. J. P. Blaine,» extensive real as-
tutedeuierinllsslloines, lowa.nsrrow-
Iyncapsdcueofthesevemtsttscks of
pneumonia while in the anther-n part
oltliat state during a recent humid.
ssysthe Saturday W. Ir. Blaine
hsdoccasiontodrlvessversl ruilm dur-
ing the storm Ind was so thoroughly
chllledthnthew-nuubletoust warm,
sndlssidecfanhourattsrhisrstnmke
was messed with a severe one old
pneumonia or lung fever. Ir. lllsiss
mammoth-guessed grits
mum’nw Remedy.
efwhiehhehadufisukmrd. audtccka
cutout latches. Plush and illicit Toilet cases ate. Paricf and Initial
Handlarchiels. Fabrics and Illd Gloves. Worsted and Silk llittens.
HOSIERY A SPECIALTY.
STREET. SOUTH
l'ltl'l'l‘lll’. HTOIIIIZS.
Writs-u by l’upllu of the [outl- Norwalk
Public ilehnulwl'ewdiug Beale.
One day little Flomio feeling tired
went outto swing. The hammock was
so high she could not get in herself.
Farmer Jones who was working In the
next field helped her. When she was
safely’ In beg-v0 her nllttle push and
<.
she worked [herself up high. She thought
she would go to Maine. By and by she
felt sleepy and dropped fileep. A robin
came and sang a sweet song. the trees
rustled overhead and Fltissie dreamed
she was in a king‘s palace with every
thing nice around her. When she awoke
she found it only a dream and felt very
sorry. She stopped to weep over it, but
just then the tea bell rang and she ran in
to her supper.
Git/Ice HAHlL'i'OS.
Alice is a little girl about four years
old Ilzi her birthday she had given her
er. baby wusa naughty girl and l slapped
line Is Still Prior.
"Save ilw priIrIiIIs, rind thedollars tvill
Ink» ourr of tiivtiisa-lws," in. very g-nl :IIl-
virt- XIII-l lirlant'tl sticct‘sditll)’ by a great
litany lthfl Iii this city. l Inc-I. It man yes»
trrtlay who is the champion in the saving
line. liooever. He not only saves pennies,
but {flif‘lli’lus of pennies as well. He was a
young fellow, with a sober face and a Ile-
lllh’rzlfl' manner. We Were standing near
each other on the station platform wailing
fermion ll Iowti train. The solemn young
mun was satin-king a cigarette, not an ex
pensive, fat. ten cent. imported cigztretic
title on it, [Iflfilul ingold. but an ordinary,
truthful, Ilttllll'llll‘ cigarette. of which you
can buy ten for five cents. It was about
half stocked up. The train came rumbling
along. The mleitin young man did not
throw hincigarctreawny, as] did. Instead
of lensing It one side he knocked the ashes
oil carefully, pulled out a little gliua bot-
tle from his pocket and poked the cigarette
down rim III-ck. lighted end first. Then be
put the litlillt'll rignrrltt- stump back in his
pocket and got till board.
I made bold to iult the solemn young
than why he did it Very deliberately he
unsorted:
"To save the cigarette."
“lint IluI-s It pay for the bother and is
the cigarette ill. tomtoltezmuiifl"
“Oh, yes; Itiilrik so. You see. I can take
the cigarette out very easily." and be pulled
the pliiiil from his pocket and pooled ltia
amnion. "Now there is half of n. righ-
rt-ttv. l might just as W?“ smoketlmt no
half of iinoiiirr one. At least twice rt day,
and usually thru- or four (lines, I have
about half Illlultril my I-Igurrttr “in-n the
train return. 50 l irnrrirI-Il this method of
Iaving the other half of the cigarette. ll,
R I save about It thousand cigarettes a
year. That is equal to live dollars. and it
mum to me I might as well save that live
dilllnmtwl‘l‘y year ms throw it away."
The strange part of it is that a pet's-Iii no
coriatrurtetl mentally as this solemn voting
fI llnwwasiintill poor. :hew lurk llcr. Ild.
The Water Courses of “are.
Mr. J. M. St lint-herle, of the Lit k oil-we
vatory, has iiitrmlucui to new element into
the discussion about the ”canals" of More.
It has generally been summed that the
darker areas on that planet are water sur
faces. and the lighter regions continents
and islands. As the canals are dark in
color it was naturally inferred that they
must be channels filled with water.
Mr. SI hueberle, no a north of his studie-
of Mars with the great telescope, suggests
the ptisnlllllity that the astronomers may
have been mistaken about the meaning of
the colors on Mars, and that the dark areas
may really be the lands of that planetmnd
the light arm the was.
One of his reasons for this conclusion In
that at times some of the bright areas so
pear more than usually brilliant. usthmgh
the wilt-cling surface were in a state of
agitation. Tits entrants, he thinks. are
like those witch-d in light reflected tron
a calm and from unsziuted wuterenrfnen
[lot if Mr. Schnvherle in right. then the
"canals" are uotcands. not water courses;
but phenomena connected with the land.
lie suggests that they may be the ridges
of mountain chain: which are almost
wholly immersed in water. The double
"canals" then would represent parallel
mountain rangm such an we have upon
the earth.
When trained observers, possessing the
advantages arising from the use of the
but telescopes. diner so widely in opinion
concerning the markings on Mars, the cou-
Ildsnt statements about the conditions of
thatplsnct and the doing! of its lnbab
ltants. which have been widely printed.
begin tesppear ridiculed; Yet that should
not cause any one to lose interest In such
Itudlsaci'onth’s Companion.
A lend“ Accomplishment.
Mrs. biscuits suggested that whistling
should be taught in young ladle-I
-yea. in every [Ir s' school.
“Why sol" asked her husband
”More when a married woman wants
anew booms clock or II little money
shealmclt always haste whistle for it.”
replied Mrs. Insulin—dire”;
loving! «win. was». heple.
Atulttinacfllislshereummlsslm Hr.
class. Bohr-s licked ru-
“thus-Wyndham”
l
a. m .
It little Ive
OTHER USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
A. Dickerman & Son,
NORWALK. CONN.
adoll. she liked it for abouts week,
tbenshe was tired of it. One day her
mother went away, and she did not
know what to do. So shegot her doll
and played that she was naughty, and
she would slap her. First her arm came
off. then her legs, and then one eye.
When her mother came home she asked
her what she did. and Alice said, “Moth-
ber, and llt'f legs came oil'. her eyes came
out, rind one arm came off. I am sorry
liIitIcarI't help it now." Her mother
said. "Which one is the naughty girl.
Alice or the doll?" And she said, "I
guess I was." Her mother said. “What
shall 1 do?" Alice said that she did not
know. Her mother mid, “Corrie, Alice.
With me." Alice went and she was put
in the hammock. When her mother
went she said, "Now you may think
“hill you did. Do not get out until I
come for you." And you may see her in
the picturmas she was then.
Bum L. Jam'ts.
Ills Ashen l-udcr 3 Baseball.
The poetic element in the character
of the late C. Jerome Cary. whose body
has been cremated at Detroit. will find
lasting and la-nntiftil expression if his
wishes are curried out.
It was his oft expressed dwire that
his ashes should be given to his inti-
mate friend. (3. C. Whitman. the florist,
to be buried beneath It rosebnsh of a
variety of which he was particularly
fond. Utily his very intimate friends
knew that Mr. Cary was pissionately
fond of flowers, and of moms in particu-
lar. lie was in the habit of spending a
great deal of time among Mr. Whit—
nall's flowers, and the latter was well
acquainted with the poetic side of his
nature. To him Mr. Cary frequently
confided his thoughts. and he will know
how best to carry out Ills wish.
Mr. Whitnrill will place the urn con-
taining Mr. (fary's Indies in a spot which
he will select in his greenhouses, and
plant over it a rosehush in such a posi-
tion that the roots will strike down into
it. He will sink It brick wall around it,
to keep other roots from striking it. so
that only the rosebtish will reach the
ashes. .‘Ilr. Whitman will plant amnall
Le Marche rose, of which variety Mr.
Cary was very fond. and he will nurse
it carefully until it incomes a tree. This
variety of rose grows to a height of ten
or twelve feet and bloasoine profusely.
It is said that at this time of the year a
full grown tree will have from 1,000 to
8.000 Moments—Milwaukee Wiscmin.
Can lice Ills Brain I'ulsute.
A remarkable surgical case was that
of little Charlie Fisher, who was recent—
ly discharged from the Eistern District
hospital. Brooklyn. The littlepatient,
while riding with his grandfather on
Bedford avenue a week or two ago. re
ceivmln fracture of the skull and was so
seriously injured that life was despair
ed of.
The horse, rearing up, kicked over the
dashboard, his left foot striking Charlie's
forehead. The Illn‘t'~y0fkl’-Oltl boy was
taken front the carriage immediately
after the accident in an unconscious
state. An ambulance was summoned
and Snrgmn Gifford took him to the
hospital without an idea that he would
ever recover coiisciouaneso—«the boy’s
skull was so horribly mangled. But
House Surgeon Orrell worked hard,
taking broken fragments of skull from
the wound for three or four hours.
In all, fiftydiix little pieces of skull
were taken from the child's forehead,
national-now a round circle about
thesisoof a fifty cent piece over the
right eye where the brain is exposed.
its pulsation can plainly be seen. if the
patient had been older a recovery. the
doctors say, would not have been so re»
whirls—New York Advertiser.
Melony III ”lulu. 0 II. Suture.
The steady and successful operation
of the Gold King stamp mill at Telln»
ride, Colo. by electrical power. from
the last of May. Tim, to the parent, has
been of incalcnlahie benefit. not only to
themininginterestsof San fliguel, but
tothosecfthcstateundcountryiugen-
an]. it has never been operated a win-
ter through before. hit run the put
year twenty-four hours per day and six
days in theweek from thsthneltstarted
up. Duriugtbetlinethetotal
of tbcniill byte-Iona! thedefleiency
ofpcwsrhssuversgedursthmsirtueu
urinates per day. and oftho whole
amount at time lost 80 percent. has
becnductonecs-arywork on thetur-
Hanandincharfinthesoureeof the
W
III-I'm uni-Ila...
horwatx, (Jo-shim. tit—Gnu ecu»
”sugar-turd llawO-aamwhrult
Er. unnumfig-ku loan-- a
, i
“thank,”
her-nontrivial,“ mat-m
lulu-d; lt’sssfull usqnsrt with two
pints in it. meA tall we’re in it
every time, upsclslly- at Christmas.
And whyuotf Apoorly suppliedtnble
iushort cuttericknsss; don't go‘hack
onyourstomaeh, heceuseifltgoesbsck
ouyou.thepsniolvup.
Telephone
CHAS. E.
lEIIIIIB ”MEI.
ter than a ilarinel bandage dampened
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
time.
V918 cases.
and these pm {
tors' bills an: finally have to pay M
each fort' actus Blood Cure to cure them,
being It? persons at the feast?
lnuuirr at l’laisted 5 drug store when
{or information about
Taylor at Golden.
BeaiEstateandlnsuranoe
WAS“ INGTI)?‘ STREET.
Persons looking fora lot or hruw- and [or
vii' h the view of port healing. are imr 'tni t.
,. all and l' v 'IBll’lPUIll’ li-t.
prices and on usv term;
S'I‘l‘. ll.
GIRL named r... cits mm... It and wait
I rem. Mir-t I» r Impetcnt.
rec ommcndatiom rtt .1) South Main 3!.
"RBI fl
E.
l‘or a sore throat there Is nothing bet-
lt will
nearly always effect a cure in one night' a
This remedy is also a favorite for
rheumatism and has cured many very at»
if a New York millionaire go... a din-
ner at ItlI avenue and 26tlistrevt, (Io-ting
$700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia,
do spend 5L4 56. 0?) in doc-
what would be the saving per capital it
tho dinner should not be given, dare
you mnyliave the problem solved and
retire Bloodl' me
“e but. till m (at;
-ule in our) pat-Inf the city III rva- -Ufll~ltll’
Don't were your stomach with unpalatable dishes. when
we can serve you with materials lhut will me your digestive organization in
sppleple order all the year round and keep your appetite as keen as I for bound's
scent. We are selling Oranges, Nuts and a full variety of Christmas specialties.
Call I 3-2.
SEYMOUR,
3| 'ISIIIIGTIII STE. Sll. lllilililll.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
To all Our Patrons.
J. WADHAMS.5, ,
. -—irophene-—
TBADI HARR-
THE women at the IcE
A local Anteatbetic for the
Painless Extraction of
Teeth.
“01" UN "0 DAYGER "HEAD EFFECTS
Amphene will positively destroy all sense of
pain and came no Hitter trouble. It is applied
to the gums on that there is no more need of
. inhaling f hioroform. ellirf gas. etc it can he
owl on utiynm- I can those enduring with
heart lll'lé'lw. lung trouble or nervousdehility
whr lllv‘l’ young or niil.
lthllkiilitnit llr Dormer is the only dentist
who has the right to use Aropheue in l‘airtield
County.
. All cork pertaining to Dentistry at prices
about one half I: Mr. ed by other dentist-I.
All work guaranteed to be the nest
mm I: open from >9 a. in until 8 p. m.
DR. F. W. DARMER.
lien'l state Agent for Arophene.
.0": Post 0mm. South Norwalk. Conn.
Pay the Mortgage
‘ Salary 9.511 i’rr-Itton permanent i’. ail;
way {we raid her . Enclose references an
~olf—nlltlrewwvl starriwl envelop». National.
1, It: Mnundr‘,‘ ck l-' Il'g.. (TlIit-nIr-v. 1334 5)!
TO! LET.
0K Sit. of 5 v anll’l. - «In Viriv- h‘l’fl-t.
l
Norwaik. IIL’IIr
“Ilfl t: "rm of til’bt'l'l rmrrm and um- u
nine rmim- in lie Tltdllvfl In ildtriz. I r
Irrol‘ \‘vIIll umlBiv-rr streets, Sunni lI.
ply on the [Ire—Intel“. I-!: ’I'
( _-
furtl Place. lien! 31.; four
Woodward avenue and ,‘Ilrmlow strum:
59. Apply to E. A. “outward.
’l‘llfi I'liitliestdr plan».
nut
‘14 .‘lfll’hl til win-er
ltarn and about one- turn of ground:
brindanw of fruit (from. rt.I.
month.
I lg..rt n, ‘il “aslttligluti ~ rev-.I’
din
train, I) ll. A. .‘l. l
.\.i “Illa.
t‘vtILIIt.vIv--. Al f'lhnnahlr‘ ruuw.
.I. r .l. nnin- m. l hriight street nil 'Im
'l‘tlr. ~tnrei.-Ihl I I... :Ipti-tliy it.» I and. i
llrnrmrvvi (' tint‘ttlll}. n no II -I;
lit .:l unr— blmk. Apply ml" .‘l
nmul. int-Ire.
I’CIII SA .li'i.
Ial Ir.r ‘lrtt‘l.
. ll l'I lack
meet
A size lit rel.
aimlllm
8in Board of Relief Notice.
tin-rt on )lortrl; Iy, .:I_Ii. tin -, at It). In m.: kri-
«luv. January Ii nt‘ . :l'p Iii.: l‘ ”trim. uy. Jan
Iltl’y II. at .Jl p, In,. rind atizriiay..luiiitary
the list of Iain.
MA :1 lil' ll l'f‘llllllil'l'T Ihmrd of
Ill. Sill l). U.\ Rel hf
IlIIyIif llu rrilrvr. 13‘". liZl lIiI
IDIIWILK BPEIII HOUSE.
The (loan of
children.
An open”:- given by forty riphth
1 “0
ant to conclude wit
f'hlld Artist.
Cecil Harbrodt.
in many int. rmti'ir vprt'lallirsi.
r'ritertnlnrmrit to (fflllm'nt'ry at 4 mi «k
TIIII our. rmrvvd metallic. estru tint-alt
at Plum-okr- rm 'lt
NilTlllE l
llsvlng purchased the investment and In.
utirsnte but-invert merit! mmlnrlnlh Ito-n
It It f'.r.mfnrrl f rupee! nlly solitlt a shun
of III public ”tron-pa
Would ml in attention to that per
cent. llebrutnrcw bondnof fthe
lllllllESEl Blilllllll lilill’lll
of Mldrllrtowrm L; elm
Fire. lite and icoiilcnt Insurance
for saielry
H. D. Smlth.I
ANTI-Zr" Gentlrman or lady to trawl .
Miflv
IIIJnrrIe~ t t runs, “1—: a. trim ”Nuurli
~\ p.
'tlTTAH" r fa x rmm- mm. r “his. sli’crf
and Woodward thnllP, dial ruling:- no
“outward nv.enur rent Sit: rive worm on
um rlmr . ritftt‘r Smith Matt. stfrri and lint.-
mim~ u rrirr
l’I—hl
RI- rt SJI per
lrtqu re It the 0 III of the- Uld \- r. 1
‘0R vet I prions. out: rrainmrm‘ partin- and
1. M1 tr'ti lights tall-l all modern tulle
in. wire I-t
'I- of man. -
”NH ruirh 5km!“ err:in mljrielr-l In lit iinv
Ninth :vtti’vbltlk ltanlIIIIrI-t'n.
IITlI' l' i. ltrnhv gin-II rlntr rluI It 11' d . r
Heiel [or tin-('1') qu-utii Norwalk \Iill
.
:7, III 1J9 p. rn., at the Council l'lmnibrr. for
Iltr pinnw of hearing and drtrruilninit n’i
hy‘tl‘rsl" Irnm tin- llrilfii! or the City Aspen-«Ir:-
In-l "unit/mt; Iitol wljuenllrig the valuation in
listed at IliI- I it} of iglrllllt \nri'bnllt, thr L'ls‘t
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 30
King Christmas
On Your Home
If you tin or die by taking an endowment
l4” ic.\ Young mar. 154 cert s aday will in‘;
M1,? )nn for true Thousand Dollars If
a III In protrtt your family or yoursel
old my, .I.-ure at out.~ in the
Will. BEHEBAI ”if "is. 30.
0F HARTFORD.
i S. S. L’l-iommediea.
l
in
seem. ill Washinnnn SI, fitmth Vanna“-
Educate for Busmess'
Merrill
f 0”ng with Mrs, lull. sexes for bulilie“.
Rain of tuition at”: moderate and within
the I’PN‘ll of all.
Harlin will he bv-t in the manly.
A‘nieln ll:- graduates to good positions.
Business
llmrwlow. embracing Commercial, Show
lmwl. T) l ruining. Telegrapby and Architect
l..!’v‘. mum :im out. y, at». T;llt;ll‘li.lltrfl an
and .\ rt I lt‘prlkl‘llimfilav
College
5: .itIme-ut i~ llnmlllflllrtl in VI-w Fri-slam}.
uni ' ' 'notlitiml tarriitlts are offend for
.. a sound Buwinw- [Lt tic‘ation. “in-
viii”: .IIII ll, iul. F: rIIItalugue. addre=s
.\i. .t. .\iF.i1lill...l l'r--~, Mumford. (nun.
SCOFIELD’S
LliIEllY MID BOARDING
STABLE.
lfm in; when the Filkllll‘w‘ in thr- luar of the
Wnrui. i. liutI-l and rrstm kwl [llr'flly I now
offer Iim piiblir
”HST-SUSS lllElll llllllllllllS
at rm-uiiztidv wire»
ESPECIAL (‘All l-I Iil‘v’l-IX TI l “HARDEHS.
V. A. SCOFIELD.
tit: iw
.l. 0. lEllillllGS
Pacer Hanger, Calciininer Painter
ti.lr'.>lrin
Will PIPEH Mill lilillllEliS
[North Strut-I nlrv' I. a... Sums...
Pit. liplr rumm- or rnit lint Intent stylor cl
Patten. l’anlI-h artd'liii .‘lttlllllllrtn lAltllI In
final-W» for linger til. r., I. t. motive by 91"an .
.Ir'll' PHII‘VII'VIVH III-wrfrili'. Ill an
30MB llllll‘fflti'. 8AM“ Mill
oi this Iiiigu
! LHI- ‘Alls l.’ w:
. ." stint on. ‘
tr Ilr: v: if r.’
\lilli'N 9“" “ASH, l't‘ t‘rwl.
Jilll'h; ll. l’l‘llil' lt'v, \‘IlIw-l'n-I-t.
"ll l‘ H. KSAl’l'HHn‘ Mnmd'fm.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
I KNI‘THT STREET, .‘illil‘i’ALK. I'U‘SK
tippmlte linrim llullwuy lkpwt.
MhlcnceJ him Attract. 'I'riuplnmc will. "-2
mini!
HOMER B. HOYT.
linen Watchmaler and terrier
ll NORTH IAIN "REIT.
2' Masonic Building. ' Nr'ivlvgflk [Repairing of line and compliant-d wit
_ , (penalty. Key wind chit lost an In.
- utility for mu ciao-W war .ald the when.
Piano Forte lessons. "" ............ .. - .. . -
wanna... D. P. MOHRELL.
“ME I MSW uciir Aim nuvv rascals».
I in... n‘ ' I
“ W01 “flit. hunt. to Xuv’wnlk “WWII hurl site"smmfimled for “dd
“W Walter J. Ball. 1)! Wm till ydrllvrrer. Other Mill Wadi
rm, ‘1 MW" orwni nlkJ'oun. dill
mg. mm.
reasoning... “ sI.--19
“In”!!! I!
WILL MILLS-
PictuiBTEmed to Order.
IITIITB' airlift.
Paints. 93:8. Glass.
Int-mp“ PIIITIIB. insinuate in
mm
I... H. Decker,
orangutans-turn.
on. s. It. SBIIIIPPIII. "
VETEIIIIIII IIIIIEOII.
3 Holland HUI. South thrusts. nu
Vivi-won't "me “It“ Time" mm»
W
To It. 5 Isllrssl rises.
JACOB fl. LAW)”. with W m Infill-
tln. will“ MW
novices”
wanted the Noam-unity laser at his
have of
“filial: tumble-um
o. P. manna...”
fill was?"
h 3&7???» ' '2
Horses “Clipped.
Norwalk Chronicler