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. . Sylvester Brown and iamil ,ot Bridge-
sus'”; r @‘Wfiufi‘fl-WTW'M pm, have maria to South sinus;
"DOW. PMS. Ir. and Hrs. William Grins, of New
3‘}:- .2 2"}, w 17:”: Haven.srsvlsltingatTheodorsl{napp‘s.
Union-test. . .
gull-sharia.“ 'dsmb
yidtlng‘ at thahrnns oi'Jsmes. flesh.
- muiu’nscbm cluwaill meet was:
nesdayeveningat tlreliomeof ur. and
llrs. l-acfidennianSWrststrset.
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err-tins: l‘m‘.‘ Fen-
-lew Tor-h Ilia-nil Wall- Incense.
Thwsstherto-dayprmnlssstnhsnrnerally
ialrnmlslichtlywnrmer. Tomorrow“ prom-
issetohepnerallyirnnr talrtn partlycloudy.
withuodcrldsdtsmparatars chances. possib-
lyiollowstlbysnnw.
scorn nouns;
What the r'eapln of Dar cu: ar- Doing
Ind m
Henry Froeb's dug "Ian,” which w.“
probably the oldest dog in the city,
died of old age.
In. George B. Weed has gone to
Brooklyn to Visit friends, where she will
remain for several weeks.
Profmor W. G. Nowell, who wndncm
ndnnciug class in Music Hall, will give
an informal reception to his scholars this
evening. >
There will‘hs a meeting of the Old
Well Funeral Aid annotation at the
lodge mom, ftomorrow evening. begin-
ning st TMn'cldck. Businus of in port-
snce will cdm‘bifore the meeting.
Ills. Esther Stevens, of South Main
street, whoh'as been seriously ill with
typhoid pneumonia, is rapidly improv-
ing.
The regular meeting of the Chautauqua
Union will be held at the horns of lies
Ilary howndes, 79 South Main street, to—
PW
James Wallace was arrested last night
for vagrancy. This morning Justice
Townsend sentenced him to the county
jail for ten days. ‘
Mrs. G. C. Stillson. of South loin
street. entertained the Friday Afternoon
club. last Friday.
The lowest point Dr. Burke's self—regis
tering thermometer reached Saturday
night was four and one-half degrees be
low zero. Last night the lowest point
was thirteen degrees above zero.
I The members of the Y. W. C. 'I‘. U.
are requested to meet at llrs. U. l-‘
\Vstcrs' tomorrow night or 8:30 o'clock
Should the evening prove stormy the
meeting will be held Friday evening.
-—Reasouable prion at Lane's depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Rev, A. S. Gumbart, formerly pastor
of the South Norwalk Baptist church,
now of the Dudley street Baptist church.
Boston. has begun a crimdeagniost the
policy shops and gambling dens in the
Rnabnry district, of that city.
Thclt'nirfield “'ent Wintion will
holdrheilrst of aseries ofmeetiugs in
the Congregational church. Thursday
afternoon and evening, Féhrunry 2d.
Thelndien’ society will providereiresh
'mentsin the dining'inom for the visit
ing delegates. '
William Ernest, of Brooklyn, who
fought Walter Campbell and whipped
him In two rounds in the Chromont
Avenue rink. Brwklyn. last week. is a
guest of the South Nurwalk Athletic
club.
—Huyler‘s candy. fresh every day. at
lane's. 5| Wa:hington st
_ lapel night a coil of pipe in Edward
Quirtolr's building nul‘tl’lb llain street
irons up. Pally this morning he lighted
, .. an nilstove, placed it under the pipe and
The donblerrpper Mb! the h. went out. Whenhe returned the pipe
“0"" 3"“ “d ”a" ””9“" °‘ hsd routes sad the water had nearly
East Norwalk, has heretofore [Dried . .
h .
everything on the Clay street Ill", but flood“! the place during tsabsence
when Ferris' “La Le." came mtt§aturday A press am). a. from Waterbury
{”7 ll” first ,time ““5 winter. lb“ east stys: “The Xangntuck Valley Catholic
Whh'l's were “’mll’ll“. ”mt" Wl sasimnd-rd publication Saturday. The
Mace. » eliwr, the Rev. Dr. 'nrreil Marlin. pub.
11... ”3.3“; on the petition of 'ifihfllan editorial recently denouncing
the titty 0‘ South Nurwalk to llmue Rule in Ireland. C. C. Adams.
Jud“ John I. 11“,", of up. his business manager and partner. took
“ppm Court, (0, an order to m“. exception to this and disagreement and
the electric light pulse in this city, mum Min-r 3' Dr- Martin "a”
ngg' p. .5, so...“ ”.1 awn. former residentoiSunth kerwalk.
Norwalk taut-ore company. has been
continued until the m inst.
Lieutenant W. H. C. Bowen, of the
regular army, who is deluded by. the
—Purs notice with pure cream. he. a Mr] of wsrtoinspectths Connor-ti
cup,depot restaurant. Openall night. cut National Guard. and to give such
" suggestions and instructions as may be
“m John Dark dial your!» mom advtsable to the officers. has utlersd to
in: at M home an Row- Bill. med deliver lectures to the meteorite:
forty five years. Besides her husband the 30...". "gym; during my. ""1
d"? ”IV“ fi'fi Child”. ”WWI“ neat week. colonel Print is now ar-
W 1- “05h Mimi". Richtd- rungingwith his: handout“. The
Edvard and Alice Dork The four-l em lecture will probably be dclivnml at
Vi" 59W “0'" 3L "‘1'!" church 9" the Norwalk Armory some evening this
marrow morning at 9 o'clock. ",3,
Dr. Lambert. cl 3" Canaan, who «~130de suits nt reducrd prices, at
owns: W on Tavern Island. has Scoiield tk Hoyt’s Norwalk shire, this
pnrchasedanew rlxty-foot yacht. with "9*- - H...“
which, it is said. he will Imprisonment ' A “can“; ll"! 3m“ ”mm“, rm
dnlm-iknin lid-vicinity- }! is a» Green Farms to mix emu. 8. Mills
W‘MW 1"" w" “l" ”9 Those who went were Mn 0. D. New
PW“! mmdmv'ifi Chm" men and daughter Sndie.Mr. and Mrs.
it DI! as male: John lack-cod. cook. William Veedor. was truths Mills. wu-
snd tron-men will complete the crew. u", 3, am a..." W. 10.9?“
William Jenrrlugs,Blmsr Hawkinaand " "m’ and W "a
J... Am 11., found in. lills'
Fred andage. who left 80st!- Norwslk Ill!“ after ad thatsecti of
three weeks non for Jacksonville. Flor ' ”mum on
the country forsometimeandsboutd
us, ultra! m m m- o'clock started for m. The llClK’l
M'ilghfl‘lfllymol lifeinthr M w m andalltheneouyantl
um mill- “WWW“‘M anon-sen sat. wry-nuns:
mums msunmm.htlhv Ming in mm. Bouts of them
kit” wastksonly one thatsnrvivsd the w“ hack ”If. Ill” "Id wring.
aspandrovehome.
WWMMN‘ 1"“ in. and In. lohn A. Watkins. 82
mm m Lane's. M WM“ Tayhravsnne.snterralneds number of
”I“ young people Saturday afternoon and
Ana-beret young tall-employed nsnrngInhosoroithseter-ssthassl-
inflB.’huwhrlddshonfaetnrywm velmry of their daughter lailllan’s
slash slim; to Stanford Saturn” birthday. Althonghthssflalr wpsa
night,aceompatnedhytheir h-tyonng snrprisstothelittlemhshewssequal
m...
men. Amongthoseiu thspartywsre
lbsesltstcltooasa.latalsllyds, lag-
gtsflonsliasJadaOarrigamnls Rick
mJlrrthletlaasdlsry Duchy,
MW‘WM.AII-
drew . Jerry Cabin. Parrish
m1, , “Kicker-on. Will Shepard
tothsmaslonsadnrsds the time psi,
veryplesmntlyfor heririsnds. Bolder
ssmrrsnspmss,abountitnlssppsrwsa
‘ttolwstl units.
A Iron-y We! “one ”was the
Wind-flown.
lit-CarrisDnstin, “Trenton. N. .l.,
is visitingin lluwalk.
Conrad Bagel. who recently sold out
his barber shop, will probably more to
.l'na» Indlm’ :nersty' - oiwstt.s Paul's;
church with” WM afternoon
sthcm'lnthsparishrooms. ,
’ The Daughters of shaking or"sz."
Paul‘s church will holdssoclal in the
parish rooms Tuesday evening. st 8
o'clock.
-—A real wonder sale of women's
cloaks. at the Boston store. Nari-1k.
Miss Viola llay Tyler, of Washington
Heights, N. Y., is spending a few days
at Blin- N. F. Baird's Institute.wlu-re
she formerly attended schtvd.
The ladies of the Norwslk llethodist
church will hold a tea at the residence of
live Flatt Price, on “'t-nt avenue, next.
Friday evening from 5 to? o‘clock.
Clarence Sellenk, of llerwin street.
who has been traveling through “cries
and the western states. arrived houte Sat-
urday night. He says it was the most
enjoyable trip he ever made, and that
Europe and (heads are nothing compar-
ed with America.
-—Six pnrlnr suits will beclnwd out at
out this week, at Scolield & iloyt's. Nut.
walk.
[their are fortyrtive cents a dozen. and
liable to advance in price. The extreme
cold, the farmers say. keep the belts
frnmluying and eggs are getting deci-
dnllv scarce. Gullinncullurists are
holding hack their eggs.wuitiog for an
’advnncciu price. 4‘
Norwulk fishermen were in luck Inst
Friday and Saturday. Just oil of the
“witness. Keeler a Selleck company's
dock. within a radius of 100 fret. they
stirred upsvsgulsr motel eelssud
spesn-d nearly three bushels of them
There issaid to be another prnlllceehng
ground near Jennings boat yard. '
«The! cloaks advertised lent week at
the Burton storm Norrvnlk, on: selling
like in mt bed-rooms on s Chicano bottle
vard. -
In the New York Press World's Fair
contest for fifty of the most popular
scion! tunciwrs in the United Skies Miss
Mattie (Sr-gory. of bin-nth Norwalk. has
nine votes; “in; Edna I» Kent. of For-
wall’. eight votes; Miss Anna Punter, of
Norwalk, right votes, and Miss Maggie
Wil l, of South Norwalk. live tons.
Sumner Sweet. the driver of a roll
cart. was going up Spring Hill Saturday
afrrrumrn, when ndouble ripper onto-d
by Frank Pusnanrice come down the
hill and ran inroonr-ofihe wheels 0! the
cool cart. The ripper was overturned
and the mcupunts thrown oil. Young
Firzmsurics and Mm )errath were
slightly injured. .
Meetings will be held by the Hrirwalfi.
Baptists this week as follows: Monday
evening at Brother Wt. Unionrillo.
Psetor Robbins will preasch in the church
lecture room four nights. Tuesday—-
subject. “faking Christ at Ills Word"
Wednesday-verified; "Christ and the
BI" d Mm" Thursday-usuhject; “Bring
kg lien to Christ” Fridayqubynct,
" re Passing Ilsrvest."
The tuners! of Ilit'hneld. Lynch. who
died from injuries nnnived by falling
from a freight train near Catherine
street last Wednesday night, was held
from St. Rose church in Newtown, yes—
terday alteration. A large number of
etnllloles of the Consolidated road at-
temlal the funeral. Among the nay-z:
tributes were a handsome pillow 1.
”Holmium w. {mite s.‘
pleyrsoi the Minty m 0“ ”i1
Within! road.
-—1‘heve's cut. fashkrn and style In
yoderwesr. Whynotgetallatamoder-
toms, sttendingthe ads of muslin
underwent n‘ lhtl' Boston flop. Nora'nlk.
J. K. Judson.“ Thoma-tomes print
of theitatnllosrdoffldncnllon.wss is
Norwalk. Baturdsy,lockisg after some
truest children in Winnipsuk. Dom.
plaurt wassbolundo whim-boutdohi
Powers. sea or Itsurim Mm.
The young man would not pp
tendsshnolandhh parrots wasusahls
toeosuol hlsr’ lsztksu broaghtths
lad More Justus Dunlap upon a re-
ior- school warrant,“ thesa- w.
“wammumwhigyousg
Pomimdbsherlnr.
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“Minimums-played la
the surest “my and hrs-norm
”mucus-assassinate
mm is: nun eighth-y
dent. superhuman-I'll.
summary-duh!
driver ”anthem
heme-riled tskssps‘ktths ski
, . . . . Pillow ‘Cases,
° lWMmthmctnm and fruit of
edit at Wham-It ans-Owns!»- W
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sownsi-Imc'rou list-near. SOUTH NORWALK. cosmrmnx‘m GROCER.
l0c- TU pwards.
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A eske walk will take Miss Nor-
walk Opera “was. February 23. '
’ 'l‘herswill bea meeting of the King‘s
done at the First Congregational church
parsonage this evening.
é Isaac Smith, an old soldier. lies at the
point oi‘desth at his home on Union
fhce. Mr. Smith issevcnty-three your
age. .
[:nr. writer season Ind Dr. F. c. Sco-
bld, both of Brooklyn, N. Y.,_spcnt
._'. day out. o: x. sooneld. oi ruin
1. , .
Services will be held In the Norwslk
Methodist church three innings this
week, commencing Tuesday evening at
8 o‘clock.
Mrs. Mehltnbel Lyon. of 80 Franklin
avenue. has suflered swcond stroke of
paralysis. and her condition is reglrded
as serious _.______
-——Any kind of veiling you ever heard
of. including the new Columbia and pur-
ple veilings and a few more besides. will
be found at the Boston store, Narwslk.
LBdwsttl L. Wilson and wife spent
Bond-y with the latter‘s parents in
thg‘ etield.
shoe factory on Hoyt street. advertised
for last Saturday.hnn been adjourned un-
til Saturday. the 28th inst.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist churches of this district will
be held at the Nora-elk Methodist church.
Mdny eveninu. st 8 o‘clock.
Harry Smith, who sprained his sinkh-
on January 5th by jumping from a
wagon, returned to h s duties fur‘he tits'
tinn- szm'e the, accident last Saturday.
Ollicor Sorthmparrcstcd a young man
from llridgepirt. Saturday night, for in-
tosicatiou. Ile was released yesterday
mommy: and returned to the Park City.
Julio Magiuu died at his home on
Union Place. last night. of quick con.
sump ion, aged thirty years. The inner.
at will be held from St. Mary's church
Wednesday morning at 9 o’clock.
Michael Lynch. n resident of Clarke
street, went home intoxicated Saturday
night, and drew a razor upon his wife:
The might-mu. fearing that he would in-
jure her. muted in the police. Ollioer
Dian responded. and plsmd Lynch tinder
arrest. Ile nus locked up and this mom
in; was discharged, his wife iuiling to
appear against hint. _ __4
An insurance man who went to ex-
nrmne tha- ruins of llwrs‘ curled hmr
lat‘thty at t'snnons last week. reel-ind a
rather cool reception. .lls‘. Beers was
allowing him about. and walked aches
the inner; flaunt, followed by the insur-
anrr- mun, n Im, being much heavier than
Mr. Bt't‘l's, hrole through thrive and was
nearly drowned.
wtflvuring sales while clo‘rks are in
mansion menu uumey in your pockcts and
the benefit of n garment when mun need
ed. Clrnring sales out of sen-on mean
money out of your pocket and little wear
"l your garment. Thosole of 'clonks at
the "mom store, Norwulk. is in season.
Its splendid success comes from that.
John showy, while intoxicated last
night, picked a quarrel on Mechanic
street with ‘1fhinn" Weston and can!”
(lunrnlrri, rvho entered n Clmplitllll
agsimt snowy, soil Chief Del-”amt
plsml him under arrest. lie was token
before Justice Austin sud released under
r7. hood oi ‘50. furnishetl by Michael
Velma. until 3:30 o'clock tit-night.
John "M, nSchc, wa- anttml by
Oilicer Martin Saturday afternoon for
refusing to ppy for somc drinks tit/a
Wall street a .lcon. Chen was locked/hp
until evening. when he was trlud before
Justice Coolidge and fined .5 and mats,
nunmntingtoflzl. He paid. The amount
sowed for the drinks was thirty-lira
cont-but the pn’ victor of the saloon
so more than Er ‘y, as be secured titty
hints (or witness fees:
but us rum
Ins and use“, or t» us! II 3’"
leewalk.
like Ada Benedict. oi South Osborn
avenue, is very sick with nervous pros-
W‘M- we...”
Thea-st h’orvalk pond was crowded
with merry issues Saturday afternoon.
w'mwhflmeh'flfd OLIMHIO
sklting is my soul-
Revival int-stints wulbe held in the
Bast Avenue I. 2. church every even-
“. thtsweskmsaspmatnnlay. Atths
donoithommtlnsw-Mtthsnpeouh
I...” will hold a busine- meeting.
mmolwrdby D. P. libr-
rellatthsmsltllgnitheltlunsln
Volunteer timeliness. was Incorrectly
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long: mm- vii 3° “Pi” W
with the city oi South For.
n.
. lbw-r
- lism Williams. died one day-last week,
WESTPOBT.
Iirs. AllieAllen presented her husband
with s ten-pound.chsrub lest night. As
this is the first baby in the family, Mr.
Allen inextremely proud oi the event.
and his countenance is continually
wrnnthed in smiles. .
“Pete." I: family home owned by Wil-
monrned by all who knew him. "Pew"
was not only as pet infrhe Williams fami-
ily but had more friends in the commu-
nity than usually falls yo the lot oi n
dumb beast.
cently organized in Suuustuck talk
strongly of forming a stock compsny to
put up a building suitable for their needs.
0n the ground flior would be a hose
house. with a meeting room and a par-
lor above. At present 400 feeluf the
new hose isat the button factory and
250 mils. Smith's factory. Meetings
are held in Mr. Smith‘s office. The com
pany has as membership of twentytwo.
and is ollice as follows: President,
Oscar Smith; secretary and treasurer, E.
C. Smith; foreman. Ned (iault: assistant
foreman. Charles Bouton.
lltlll'Al'TilN.
Four or five oyster steamers are frozen
in our harbor.
The revival meeting at the M. E.
church last night was well attended.
Thrwjuiucdthe church on probation.
Samuel llutt Ml through the I"? in the
harbor Situnlay, but escarml with
nothing more serious than Wet clothing.
He Was hound by Mr. Alonso-ll.
Rising Star Division, No. 40. S. of l' .
held a suppr Saturday night 1hr
largo tables were \vell filled with mm
thiuzs, donated by the friends of th.
division, which menu the whole nclgh
borhuod. The hall was well filled wit:
rmiple. Music was furnished by Prnfm‘
mr Eddie Stevens at rlw puma and Pn»
[resort L'lizirle~ Wells on the inzuidnlin
Everyonoseclned to onjuy themselves.
It proved n great success financially.
netting the division about thirty dollars
which is to be paid on tlmr plsrm. 'I'h:
division wishes to thunk all who so kind»
Iy assisted and contributed' for their
benefit. .
~Thn molt store. Norwnlk, ever
alive to the interest of its psmros. Will
give in rt’i-ry one thiusr'purchus» autoimm-
to ten dnlhrs or more, a "\Vnfld'fi Fair
Sunt’t‘lllr Cain." free. . I‘n‘stllli Value bl
min. *1. Future value. til)
('nltlrentrale L-ur lift-"s.
.llr. Editor: As is ktmR‘n to many of
yourrmders, the New York Preys; pur-
pews worn-1st itsown experw- in tin
World‘s l'nlumhiun Bypo-uxtion fifty hilly
t» when; of the schools, twenty from out-
syde the limits of New York city and
Brooklyn We have hero in our city a
cnuwientiuue, Iunlworkmg, elliv-ieut
corps of wui'ln‘r's, tits-My one m tittmln'r.
final one of this. may he win-toil to
serum tn our st'hvmlu and pupils the bone-
tit oi such a tripI by rmyres’t of a number
of 't‘lr‘lltln “f tho school i rim“ is» plt‘fl‘tt‘tl
to h't'rlt't‘ all volt-e. Monk. that may he
sent me, and in orub'r tn tmurwntrnlo our
ell-ms. deporut all for one teacher ch: swti
by our mew oi leached” l” “'li'l’fi't'hl
them. Ballots can in» not me by mail
or handed in any pupil'tn glt'a‘lllt'. Re-
spwuuliy, ‘ W. t‘. l-‘UUTE.
(“trusting on “News's Hill.
Mr. Elli/or; I would like to cull ut-
teuttun tillolllt'lltllifi which. besides he-
iug a violation of law, may result in loss
of life. lreir-r to the («mating indulged
in so that put of Ely svr-uun- known as
Wile-rah hill. The hill i.) now in such is
mmlinuntlmr pdestriumsm and horse
travel are dwidully donut-rout. This,
however, it a ”roller of secondary conv
Iidcrsiinn. A lwnvlly laden h ib sled
will run [mm the Input the hill around
Mechanic street to the llsrrhury Bl'lll Nor-
wallr crossing st that punt What the
result not“ be it it hot: sled laden with
precious tri-lghtltor they are nearly all
thoughtless children) and an engine or
train of can more weather on that cross»
log I leave you to conjecture.
' Snlsursmm,
Help the Peev-
Owing to the large amount of roller-
ing.caused by hunger and ltlsttflt'tolll
clothing sarong the prov people of this
city, we. the color Prohibition club.
wishtohrgof rlsusn We and al
others who are interested in the stellar}-
oi their fellow-beings, to send on food
oretothing, which we will give to those
needing“ mt Contributions will be
thankfully remind stthe club's room,
Booth Main strut, Wednesday evening,
or at ll Woodward avenue.
Jail! ll. mum. Punish-ht.
The success of Ctramberlsls’spcough
ltrmnly in stlrotlog a speedy cars at
first. meted v . sh M-
mtit ttlsto “Wis-endfilm”
tissues a Inn, of ram, films-y
miimwnmmm»
whwm- invitational
We,W.Vs..vsysltistbsli_-Itlls
ever ssnl. 3. Elmer. anguish":-
use,“ks.ssys:“0hamberlsls’scough
Wylspsrtectly rsllshle. lbaveel-
film? ”W“
now rip no. 7‘“?
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The members of the fire company re- ,
They may on: shont'l'es. but the major-
Ity of Tea drinkers ol‘thls city rm. when,
they gst the Best rest This, with the
finest grades of M‘Cotl‘ees. is our
greatest. hobby. once tried mskes sur
customers. If you wish the finest Potstoea
ot native stock see ours. \lle can“ rpm
your table at n minimum cost.
CHARLES , E
m. not-sis. ‘3 firmwm. moment...
.It will pity you to wstchour'sd.
SEYMOUR. '
33 WASHINGTON ST.
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PEllPlE'8 IIIIKET. ,
1:} North Main st" So. Norma
Telephone call, 52 3.
Would you know what Inc is hi has
Thst fills our souls mt: sdmiritiorl';
This it is, dear friend and neighbors,
Pure sud simple imitation.
Come and follow where we lend you,
Feeling neither doubt or tear.
Success will surely crown your efforts
If you do but TAG and PERSEVERE.
ill! FINEST illllKElS, CHICKEIIS, BUCKS. no. Ill Till llflfllll.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor.
“rate ntuvtnv.
PEBPlE'S MARKET,
21‘Wnllvst , No'wnlk.
Telepbms cell. M It:
0008 AND ENDS.
Buckles were first mode in “380.
ltsly sends 5.0001300 eggs to England
Holy Week.
Last year (Ll/Willi) telegrams were hun-
dled in London.
We pass our lives in realizing the truth
of cummonplnces.
Many children, many cares; no children,
no {elicit y.~Bovcc.
There is u uublcr use than the pursuit oi
personal happiness. ,
A woman who says silly things easily
learns to say malicious ones.
Faraday explained in 1510 electricity gen-
erated by high pressure steam.
Jenn [tremors-u, the father oi Ludwig
von Beethoven, was a chorus singer.
Flowers in the garden of memory only
reach perfection if watered by tears.
There are 446,000 oil wells in this country,
and their daily output is mum barrels.
Mosquitrws did not inhabit Dulles until
the milrorul we built through that town.
There is comidemhlc ditl'en-nce between
firing intontmiu and being fired out. of one.
Kirke White, the English poet, was a
butcher's son and carried steaks to his far
thcr's customers.
The oldest man in the house of represents.
litres is Edward Scull, of Pennsylvania.
He was born in 18:8.
Herod the Grant was the first Hebrew
king who imported into his realm Roman
maria 01 “Mint y life."
Of the total number of ships which unnu-
nlly pass through the Suez canal. nearlyw
percent. by the British ting.
The accuracy of surveying in ‘ on-
For pains in the chest there is nothing
better than a flannel cloth saturated with
, Ch:.mberlain's Pain Balm and bound or“
over the seat of pain. It will produce s
counter irritation without blistering, and
is not so disagreeable as mustard: in fact,
is much superior to any plnvter on ac-
count of its pain-relieving qualities. If
used in time'y will prevent pneumonia.
Fifty cent bottles for sale by G. C. Still-
son. druguist.
if a New York millionaire ravens din-
nerrut 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
fitmfill. which gives 19 people dyspepsia.
and these poo le spend all,456.00 m doc—
tors’ bllls In finally have to pay “.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what ivould be the saving per cupitn if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 8.7 persons at the feast? '
Inqllll’t’ at Plaiawd's drug store when
you may have the problem solved and
it‘l information about intru- er-wlf‘urs»
Taylor" seamen?
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTON S'l'likll‘l' \
l‘rrwns lookin tnralot. or house and t.
Nlib the view o pumhnsiuttrnl’c invited 0
null and rx-mins our li~t. We have them for
1th» in every parrot the city at reasonable
prices and on raw terms. aim ti
“Afr- n.
,TAXrEll—tlentlrman or My to trava
“ S-lnry‘fih'. “l'lllfln permanent !
way {we pend her . Enclose reterences and
wit-mldres—cd slnmwl envelope. l‘o'ntionnl.
I. It! \lnnmlnuck b' rl'g.,(.‘l.it~ugu. 111453
ginoeriug is marvelous, considering the
rudcnm of the instruments.
"Thy kingdom come” doesn‘t mean less
than n dollar is your for missions and n
turkey dinner for yourself every Sunday.
Woman's age is n sacred thing. In the
Old Testament the age of only one woman
is recorded. that of Sara, Abraham's wife.
Whether in the world of mommalin or in
the world of aninxalrulxe the secret of mo
res» is the some—that the great devour the
small.
Mrs. B. Nutting. of Parkman, life. who
is seventy-seven years old, made um
ptiunds UKMbUIH'l’ in 13172. besides doing all
the housework torn family at tin,
A text r15: brimrt'et lry the (it; (u' l'l'uvl—
deuce um. Int u Lulu for selling mlnltemtcd
milk was lu-vl. It is nut-gut that the jury
was confused with technical terms and
Latin words.
l'ntrraallsrn oi Millionaires-
Happily we don‘t uud nny poem, but
there are puhch dutlw lul‘ the performance
of which the popular will isllwuys
to cmmitute the-If" ' . ,
mitten. All the quasi public work which n
tcmztl government might undertake, but
hich thus undertaken would he cuntmry
to the tnulitiuns of our democracy, we are
willing to see carried through by million
airs [mu r. Pun-mullsm in government we
object to, but when .\!r. Flower buys n
qunmutme stuiiun or Mr. l’ivrpont Morgan
a quarantine steamer no clap our hands
We can stand a rival of putt-nudism in our
millionaires u M out thorium;
When they lnulul wthulmls for In, and
y for kin-ping missus museums open on
Emu”, and pay the deficit nitrrn seam-in
of grand opera. we are glad that wn have
tlwm. And yet the work of their so
cunmhttlum in promoting industriol devel-
opment, of which we bear little, is doubt
lt’bri of much more public importance than
their more obvious beneioctious sud benev-
olencea, The! happily in is work which 5
the sum ol being done the great!" the
surplus fortune behind lt—«n consideration
tlmt abounds with solace to the public
whmcwr a memo» property changes
bonds—limier's Weekly.
Deluge In Port.
An instance wherensnlvsge asrrwe' was
rendered in portwas in thscaas of a lighter
with a valuable cargo shunt. lying at the
dock at l’restlcs‘s stores, South Brooklyn,
in ltmmber. not The tug America was
lying at Pier l8. Best rim, directly oppo-
sitstbe lightengit'l‘tflstsam np,whsn the
capllln min-m fin-"hm d
thrust-ml lls “Hm the river,
Ind at the moat oi the superlstmdmt or
Ihestores began toputup wateron them
which hurl broken out in the carpool the
lighter.
An alarm had been sent in to the Brook-
lyn fire department, and alter a few min.
rats-an engine put in an s cc. Tbs
tug by this time had the pretty well
under control. The foreman oi the engine
ordered the tug t desist from throwing
water on the tire. master of the tug
obeyed and pulled out into the stream.
,lngtheflreurbcputout hytbeenglna
tug Iftwwsrrl ml WNW:
New York Inning
W
"In buying a ”with medicine for chil—
dren." say-ll. A. Walter,- pnnnlmt
drugglst of Ogden. Utah, "never be
fluid to buy chamberlaln's Cough
Bemrdy.-‘l'hrre is no (law iflmit
and relief lsalways sure to follmr. l
particularly mound Chamberlain's
lsnanvelhsve found it to be missed
reliable. It is intended especially for
colds. pend slimming err-sh.” Fifty
shim... cryl‘or
Pitchers easterls.
..
munmu.ummm
mainsmuassnrm
”huflflmhm
i
ready 4
'com-
cent bottles for sale by O. C. lltilhon, -
To lisfl‘f' "
\\'t)fl.rs.one of seven mans and one o
ringworm. in the ll-ul-b-u building. our-
Kw? oi “all and litter streets. Norwmk. A
ply on the premises. le t
YOfI‘TAGV of six moms. corner Grove st
. and Windward avenue. 5 3: college";
tlmylw-srd avenue rvnt Slt; ve mum on
first floor. corner South Main street and Illu-
{urtl Plv‘u'l'. lien! “5: four rravrns corner
“calm-rd avenue aml ale-stow sires; rent
9;. Apply to ILA “outward. M1.
' ‘mi a simmer plvlt'rt. Quill; street
1 mm and about one sch! of and:
bundunw ot nuir tress. etc. Rent. '
:i‘inmlt.’ Itmu fr: l_ theo ccol the 01d ll ell
& r; riu..5> “cshtngtu-x 3 reel. dill
mu m... :.‘;...;;.;.;‘ . ’ ‘ ’ ' 7
, ‘ . . ell -. runes m .l
l limb. ll. L'A. 3i. hsl. Water line’s
Myunlx. inlet-rm lights entail modern con:
rumour-r4, At reztmnnhlo fulfil. Inquireo‘l
.l. . .lz-unlnzs. l hnluht street. nZI ”m
n... isms." "
. assisxiwwkrr.t'rfi'suifuu'nise;
.\ uruiliim‘hrs Brat quanl)’ (Br. ultunzl
uctt', tan be'scrn at Mn F A. l‘sylv-r‘r
yum rirv-l, Alni'filslli,ul.lll lvalnentlng‘gditl.
is...
‘02 5 ALE—illemlenre on lllmworrl a-enue
mar l-tlltl-‘n Hill z-lhet: Lonfuins All In:
rutemrnts: will he sold at n haunt". Csll on
Vi Ill. 5. h mpp, I!!! Wu‘nrnton rd mt. 5H! Iw
NOTICE.
I: annual stm-khuhlc's' meeting of the
’1‘“ v
horuulk lax-k Company mil be h M It
too mine of the v u ' new; “It “'rtlncadny. I'vh
runry N. at L'u'f'tm' Inn. '
i. ' .
.1: sun I 3’ "“"s'fl‘Xm.
gqlgrlaiumrnfs.
til'liltl lltilflilf. SORWALK.
Geo. A. Hill’s
People slheatre Company
031-: SOLID WEEK. {‘Ullllzh't'l‘itl /
MONDAY, JANUARY '23.
The in muiful Ann-M, \‘m n‘isl son [lulu rr.
Miss ALICE KKMP:
And thi- t'hurm‘trr Norm-Alan.
hilt. tint). A. MILL.‘ ‘
,t ”in"! by u romp-my of slerll attl
rim relx hrutetl drama in four .35, cotllllrlm
Vixie Vaughn
0! 'liE
ucumuc non urn.
Intro-Ins. on numerous ts runn- Ho
nzrs. fliers. 152m etr'. ' 9""
Bill“! Of Plll EVERY lllllll.
Adamo. It), so us this its srgsarj
Grand Usvniiy Disclose onl‘utunly
l
silent
Reserved mt» mm on sale at oun‘
to h-"'-.
m lw
,mru minim. racism?
ldjoumsdfiluuhn Sale
Publlgm'llllctlon
Br ovdrr of the t'osrt of Probate.
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tolhehiyh‘
ht but er as pruriuusl d
pri'vagpse'dm t .th day’ot gm j” .
nzsemflcml't'ur' “hm-v
ratatouilllu {lookums'in'ullnmm
last slut ltlltlngs or Hoyt st.
wimpy": laid litmus cousins as a
I‘m tells a. 5.1:er all th; subscriber.
Assign-laminae; or built
(Tamils.
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