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:- So. Norwalk.
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st'ldll at” “I atlm 0‘ lest Sunday
tre- Teri aerate treats-r war-east. evenlng.ChristiauEndeavor day will be
Tbeweslhsvto-daymlssstobsgsnsrslly W m‘. Sunday amine in the
trowr cloud: to partly cloudy and slightly South Norwslk Baptist church.
warmer.wlthsnow.rollowed bv ralnor
alert. and at night by talllnu temperature.
Tu-morvownprpatlssatobepertlyelondy
and coldav.pre"esdedby snow arid followed
bveleavlne.witli a *cold wavs”llkdytobe-
menusnilnthenexttwoorthrsedayl.
800T! Nol'AlJ.
wnatmsrosstsorouorrysnnslag
nearest-u.
B.T.Whitneyis dangerously sick of
heart trouble at his home on West
avenue.
In. ChsfluLKnlght. whohasheen
eeriuuslyilltor the pm week, is now
improving. ,, ,
The hinted Young Men‘s Christian
.ociation .ie'talklng of erecting a new
btlllding touristflfillo.
Willhni Ward. a vagrant. "seam
.‘u,
--0ur “om—Fresh goods. best quali-
ty.lovrestpr‘lces. Lane’s. In Washing
ton street.
The Codie m Trio'wlll give a
concert in the South Norwalk Baptist
church on the evening of January 81
The Ithaca Journal says of the Trio:
“The Bradford children, 0ece|ia,Char-
lotto and Johnny. gave an entertainment
in the First Methodist Episcopal church
The first named miss Is aviollubtof
much promise. and already she plays
with much grace and skill. lib Char-
lottoassnelocutionist doesnotlack
spirltor energy. Shehasagoodvotcs.
laster Johnny plays the flute well. Be
prodnom a good tone and interprets the
Inuit: intelligently. The 0 buttons were
. —'—' ell cordially enoored by the appreciative
“M'm who tormetly resided on Mm .
Lexington arenas. this city. died at her 7
home in Yonkers. londay. '
30" A“ N ['8.
A Brena! Budget at Its-a [ran the
Borough Ind at ‘l'wwa.
James N. Wood. oi East avenue. left
town yesterday for Philadelphia.
A regular meeting of Butler dodge.
Bio. .7 l O. 0. 17., wil be held to-night.
(miners are requested to be present
A valuable bird dog owned by William
Richards. 0! Quint-rd avenue. was pui-
eoued yesterday. by some unknown per-
sons.
-Reasouable pricm at Lane’s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
William P. Englishml lechanic street.
but had his pension .rlcressed Loin 32 ll
04 per month.
hire. Sarab i’an..lon. of Union. is
the guest of her son. W. F. B.yant.oi
East avenue.
John R. Fahey. ot Harbor avenue. fell
from the stoop of the Allen House. Idols
day night, and fractured threerths.
Sturtevant's new advertisement to—day
contains a odupon which entitles the
[lower to ten per mundieconnt at his
Psiore.’ ,
——.~..- .- ._
Lieutenant W. H. C. Bowen will din
liver his first iectuie to the field and stall
oflicers of the Fourth regiment, at the
Norwalk Armory. Friday evening.
“—11.3 ”clots-ks taunt—l last week at
the Boston storI. Norwalk. are selling
like front bed-rooms on a Chicagoboule-
vard.
Rt. Rev: Henry C. Potter, bishop at
New York. will make an Episcopal v'uril-
alien to the church at liewisboro. to
morrow. ’
Superintendent Bonnel. of the elec ric
light works. is putting a tapper in the
house he occupies on Spring street. It
isconoocted with the fire alarm appara
ms at the station.
Jilllle'jel E. stldhull, of Union Park.
went to New York yesterday and pur
chased a valuable trotter to replace the
one which rwently died.
—-—l’urt~ «Met: with pure cream, (to. a
cup. depot restaurant. Open all night.
The entertainment announced to b-
glvon at the (impregational church. it it
ton. Friday evening. January 27. is
been indeliilately postponed.
in the Norwalk club billiard mum»
meat. last night. Reel llnvlland. use
hundred. heat C. B. Coolidge, ninety
The ac-" stood: Havlland. 100; Cwlldg~ ,
W. '
Judge George G. IlcNall. of Green
wich. reached thington Monday with
Gonmcticut's electoral returns. He
walotleoitltnl-ttonrrimand will re
oeivewfuvhle services. ‘
Street mumifioner Fox has placed
Marcus ll. Pelhsm in charge of the men
employed on the city streets. [is has
eetlhetnat work clearing the gutters of
i T
v on
%.d
Irlmltits.
hhrllsstltssllrys,
It Itrr Sleepless lights.
“Mdnatitsandperreetblm
tissllalthablksflaosotdsspair. your
midpoint-sanctum.“ Miss
a
lllllfi - Sflfllllfll.
”antral-sasslsrstosntuslr not tell!
meninges-tr» .
Store,
90. smite.
ice and snow in various parts 0! the city,
in anticipation ot a thew. '
Yesterday afternoon. as Stephen lock»
wood. otDarlen. was driving his horse
post the Richardson & lumen foundry.
theauiulal fellon tbeicesnd snow and
broke his thigh. The horsewas put out of
misery by being shot.
Leno‘s. 5i Washington at.
it is understood that the Consolidated
road otllcials are not satisfied with the
train schedule in the Danbury division
and will make some changes next spring.
The changes on the mail service on that
division will not go into elect until the
time-table is changed.
Tkwslssosustalkolornnidngacon-
nectlcutbaseballleagur.thsclrcultloln-
elude Bride-net. Waterbury. lerlden.
soatktagtoa.baabnry.lothsbssdpu
slhly Earttord. The matter ins been
talkednpataosgbasehalllasnlnssversl
or theseclttes.and although» yet no
definite steps have been taken. it is
thought probable by soars tliatastats
baseball assiiclatlonwllllislneslstenee
whessprlngavvivea.
Pewtvsll-whstaa enormouslndm-
try thsplaathgaadgrowingotoystsrs
hub-eon at Oyster Bay. Captain
Andrswd.ilutahlnson,whohasbsen a
plaster bevsfor overthlrtyysars.tslls
asthat lrom'MtodlMWawssk is
Ila Bertha Pink. lormerly cl Nor
walk. will he married at the residencr
‘0! her aunt in Brooklyn tit-night to
Frank Inrkey. A number of her Nor-
walk friends trill attend the wedding.
”The Boston store. Norwalk. ever
alive to the interest of its patrons, will
give to every one whosspurcllase amounts
to ten dollars ornlorv. a “World's Fair
Souvenir Coin.” tree. Present value of
will..l. Future value, .10.
A meeting of tlieChoraanlouwas
held at the Y. ll.C.A.halllsstnlght
andthe"llose Ialden.”by Cowen. was
remand. Therewere thirty~stx mem-
bers mot. although the union new
numbers forty-six. Protessor Whittak-
erlsdtheslngiuaadthegathsrlngwas
vsrysstistsetorytoallptvsrnt. ltllln~
tended to have dttesnrshsalsals. after
which,“ entertainment will begivsn.
Anotbarrnsethawlllbsheldssathss-
dayevsnlng. .._-..._._..
’i'hsanaaslrsnnloasadroll-eallotths
Norwalkmtloneifirurch will be
held in the chapel tomorrowevsalng.
Supperwillbsssrvadtro-dtodo'eloek.
Persons are tens“ to sand refresh
assets and entire lo the ehapelsrtert
detect til-narrow withoetpsrsoselao
Iloltstioa. Atdo'eloekthsaarreissswill
built.“ it h dmlrsd thatanylae-bsrs
Iaflg it lopomlhlstoattsndwlllssnd
mnevsrseofserlptntsbhsrmdla sea
spaastothsoatlklgorthskas-ss.
wemaumrmm Mmtrswhllseloaksalsla
I'- 01 M.“ M “worst! mlflasmhyolrposklls sail
manipnvsrsIm-Novs-hsrlstto ”Mdamwhmnud
Ill! Hit/WdM‘Im ed. using-si- one!” uses
BatlnthsttlraeatlssstMMeo-ss mmdyoarpoekstaadlttlswsar
WWWMMMM— etyomgar-sst. Threats of eloahat
WWMW newsman-amnesia.
.fiwmdmw llssplsadidsaresweoalwirontaatt
ski Wool-littered
1
,Jslnssllarnss.
unredekllst.
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ls vflting Month in New York state
“W :
Norwalk- .
Bookinahui ‘Post; 0: A1
Kr
hurlpertoltllorelrularorderU olhlainers.
telephone olden. yesterday.
school. where the system is in nae.
cloaks. at the Boston store. Norwalk.
thirty-fire cents a pound.
blew the fire signal upon the whistle.
ulrds. The Weetport birds worn.
to go to work this morning.
underwear. Why not get all star morier
bmught to Nurwalk for interment Fri
lay morning. . _.
At the annual "let-ring of the slot-kilo: l
era of the bumllury & Blue“ (20.. yrs
Band. A Osborn, E L. Boyer and :l
recto ary and treasurer.
muory the sleigh
throwing both young men out.
taught near the coronal l-Ilrn street
W. Fuller. Patrick Kelly. lienry Per
Wm. J. Watrous. George II. Dean.
Original widows,
l'own.
strastaad'l’blrdavsase.. .
Fair neat fill“.
oahteyelselvsry-an
dssldll.
satin harsh-I“
.l-x ‘
or [lisp kiln avenue. ls
“implements-unreal.
A pretty baby girl was borotlollr.
and Ills. A. E. Elinor Winnlpauk. last
, Inand its... rid-w Wilcox. 0‘ “in
Vanni. N. Yrs‘ 1'! 'Ufilfi ”tway i
‘ , ,' If. a ~
will sassy
this evening. Codes and‘udwiches wiI
Superintendent Baker. of the Southern
New W Telephrme'oompany. wasa
ghetto! Ianager llorrh. at the central
T. R Underhill, of New York city. a
reprruentative of the Smead treating sys-
tem. yesterday inspected the Over River
—A real wonder sale of women's
Like the prices of pork and eggs. the
price of butter is also being advanced.
Good butler cannot be had for less than
thirty-two cents a pound, soda Alain
street grocer says that from the present
outlook the price wlll be increased to
John B. Hoyt. superintendent oi the
fire alarm system. while making some
alterations on a loop yesterday afternoon.
struck the gong in the Norwalk and
South Norwals Electric Light company's
station. Engineer Walter Invelate,
thinking that a box had beenpulled.
A number of Norwalk sports attendml
a cooking main held in Wretport. lust
«igllt. between Norwalk and Weatport
It In
said that a local baker who attended
.ras lelt behind by the rest or the party
slid walked home. arriving just in time
—There‘s cut, lashion and style in
alarmist by atwnding the exit) at muslin
underwear at nu- Boston store, Nurwslt.
Edward Ii. Acton. son at CharleszA.
and Ellen Action. of Norwallt. died at
tile home in Tucknhoe, N. Y.. Monday.
«wellth‘lrty-eix years. The luneral sill
no held from hir latr- residence, nylnur-
row all o'clock. The remains will be
terday. louvre. fl. ll. Holmes. C. C.
B S. Biasell wore elected directors for
the ensuing year: At a subsequent Illa-t-
lug of the board of dlrectore. C 0. Belle
was elected president and E 1. Buyer
George and Emil Sea-tor, of Stamford.
lrove to Norwalk in a sleigh last night.
their horse took fright while coming
down the turnpike hill. and near the
was overturned.
The
horse ran up Franklin avenue and was
Connecticut Wile: Original—John
sons. Peter IcBnroe. Benjamin N. (Jinn-
iogs. Additionalvtlamuel T. Ready,
in-
creasrd—Wnt. P. English. W
Horace N. Williams. Osage W. Bryant.
Mc.~lsll0lmll 5.
in the ilurwemellourt. at__klew "York.
Monday. Judge Cullen appointed Robert
VanBuren, of Norwalk. msof the com-
mlssionrrs to determine the elect curve
by which lilo lrscksof u- nis-la. and
Brooklyn Was Iterated Railroad shall
cross the property oi the South Brooklyn
rm comm o ounce-Isl
v—Anykladolvslliegyou ever heard
or.lncludlagtheiiewullaatblasndpur-
plsvslllngsendalswainrs hesides.wlll
belonndatthe Barton store. Barents.
An item at latermt' to local wheel.
men is last Wilila- Haitian» Ill-"r
Weles.AlhsrtIartsss.Psth.Palver
and other members at the Rambling
Wheel-ea. who are well known to
rovevtksnttrvdlsunos from sketchy:
Wool
lataslrlpwul ridsaa lssyreral ha-
usiiothsdsshtyaadltlsthuaglitthst
wlthtsrorsbtvwsatawthsy «trim
the dunes in about two wash. As
thesaataatlsnallasstsf Miami.
ellialsellsksld la Obits-s darlsgths‘
nan-whilst» trill he waits
soasbtahstsissvsr} Assaihsrot'
for tatassaauhws aerial-g
!“- sent-Id
my NI do Pil‘low‘cms. l w
' ‘ Nihilists, Moorland fruit of loan. 94, Ill-4.
6 man
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1378557. SOUTH, NORWALK. CONN.
_; lllt.llilrlti‘llt. airmail}
0c. ’Uptlrnrds.
& Son,
'.
.. klr '*' I‘. V l.“
,ltwillpey‘youtowsloliout‘nd.
TheyalaytslkabontTvsllllUlltm
ltyot'l'eadinkstaotrhholtyknowwhere
they get the Best Tea. run. with m
dnestgrsdesothnoycolesr.isonr‘
Urine tried makes all'
custom lfycu Wishthe ilmet Pontoon
of native stocksecouvs. Wocau spread,
youriablcatalninillum cost. I ‘
CHARLES , E. SEYMOUR.
LEADING GROCER. - 33 WASHINGTOS 8T.
greatest hobby.
7 overt roll ilvlrlr. ’ i V
laws-sud flesalpetthenayla last
lnrwnlL'
Friends and members of the congrega»
tlonof the Advent Christian church will
meet at the home at Rev. George L.
Tropic. on Henry street, East Nor—
walk. this evening.
, :l'll'e ofllcers and members of the May-
io'wer Hook and Ladder company are
«littered to’meet it the truck house this
ersnlnyfi‘mo'eloct. Business or in-
porpnou is to be transacted.
Thomas Taylor, foreman of the pair
ternroorn at the Norwalk lock works.
tell from the back stoop of his residence
on Henry street. Ionday night. striking
his lelt side.and bruising the flesh so
badly that he will have to keep in doors
for some time.
DARIEN.
The new oliiciai board of the Soldiers’
Home at Noroton mists of Governor
Norrie. Adyutant-General E. E. Bradley.
of New Haven; Surgeon-General Patnck
Cassidy, of Norwich; General L. A.
Dickinson. oi Hartlord; Judge Allred B.
Beers. of Bridgeport. and Colonel Wilv
iiam E. Morgan. of New Haven. Garet-
nor Morris expects to meet with the
Board at Nnroton betwden now and the
first of February. It will be his first visit
attire Home and the occasion will be
made an interesting one [or the old
soldiers.
James Edney. a .renowned sportsman.
who has the record of catching more
striped have and blachflsh with book and
line than any other man in these parts.
and who holds the medal nacharrlpun
violinist oi the West. where he traveled
for nine years as, fireman of the Coyote
express. met with a peculiar accident
while eeling on Good-leraritlver last
weekmppusite Captain Raymond‘s oyster
home. He vowed to Captain Raymond
he would teach the oystcrmen how to
march eels. When about thirty nllnutee
had elapsed the captain heard a splash.
and. looking on the ice. beheld the
clutmpiun on one foot with the other
raised in the air letting the water run out
of his hoot, which he had filled in going
tlimugh the ice. lie and his iaitblol as
ell-rant. Thomas Wood. Jr . were pain»
fully reminded hv Captain Robert, that
the man who laughs Int laughs best.
WESTPOR'I'.
lire. John D. Wood died yesterdlx.
aged thirty-six yearn.
Tha- Dmmatic club held it-l regu‘ar
meeting Monday evening at the home or
Alina Beale Marvin.
The bell of Temple lodge. No. 66,
F. and A. it. in 'l‘oquel opera house.
last evening. was a largely attended and
very pleasant social event. the costume.
of many of the ladies pmnt being
very elaborate and striking. Music
was furniolled by Wheeler & Wil-
son's tin-henna. and Prolr-eslr Charles
Bulkeley prompted. During inter-
mioinn at the end or the twellrh dance.
a uumptiuus supper was served by Land»
lord Underwood in the \Vestpvrt Hots-l.
upped» the hall. The floor manager
was Alexis I" hurries, who led the
grand march with Mrs. Downes. Bk
aids wereGeorgo JV. Bennett. Inert-sat-
Pam". Phillip G. Sanford. Edward A.
Gmltrry and B, Livingston Wells. Tile
rem-prion commltleo consisted of Frank
N. Taylor. William E. «nun, John 8
Jonrs. Oscar Smith and John W. (innit.
Among those present flair. and In.
Louis Toquet, lit. and ills. A F.
Downer. Ilr. and lira. Jones. klr. and
Mrs. It. K. Galslt. Mr. and Mrs. 1‘. E.
Bturges. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Orlando Allen. Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Petrenr. Mr. and lint. George
Ii. Jane-Jillian Its-lie ltarvlu.l.ena lion»
bottle. Hay BBmlth. Eva Bturgis. lllnnle
Godfrey. Estelle llnrlbntt. Martha
Plgnol, Kittie Whaler, Mary Bradley.
Edna Bradley. Bettie Bherwond. BRO
filerwwd, Battle Nash. Alter- Allen.
Jennie Kirk and Ilss Jennings.
wnrros.
it. it. from spsntlartfistorday inks
York.
The Town Board of Relief closed its
labors londsy.
itev. I. P. Favorprsaehed an excellent
session on "AM" in thsCoa-
gssgational chem. Sunday.
Iliasr Yalrehlld. at South ltorwalk.
and tits. I. utensil. or llurllnttstrsst.
were Bands] gsesbcl their father. 1’.
Wild.
The lsasralof Ira. limit-dwell.
MW.Va.mltlstkshrsths
our area. b. Yul-rs. mm.
Mhflhfiflbflu
transit "
kettl- id ab by 0.0.
W“
gm, braver,
vlstlsm.
_ Jililflullll’ FIGHTS.
‘l'bs [subtle-as llsslde to leap Il'trsir
lands is! let the Present.
The Bridgeport Farmer prints a special
from Hartford relating to the judgeship
lights. Of the’ Danbnry judgeship it
says:
Opposition apparently more noisy than
weighty has deveh to the collar-vie
tion of James E. club as judge of the
Danbory City court. Colour Bliss, a
prominent Deuulcrat and proprietor of
the Wooster end Turner hotels in that
city. is raging his utmost to shut out
Walsh. e as as a'*'help€r Judge
Bough, the preaent incumbent and a Re.
publican who seeks to take advantage of
the situation to keep himsell in office.
It has been learned that Colonel Bliss
wentto Senator Ferris. at «South Nor-
wnlk. who iaa Republican. and tried to
enlist his help to prevent the nomination
of Mr. Walsh and certain others who
were chosen by the conference commit
teeerepresenting the two portion in the
said the men named tor the court posi
thine bud been fairly chosen. and that it
would bee disgrmelnl breach of faith
for either party to repudiate the agree-
ment. He was cruel enough to add that
as the Democrats carried Danbury by
Word“) majorlty last (all it was only
lair that they should have the local
judereliip.
[or Duubury is that Deputy Judge Scott
shall be the neat prosecutor. The objec—
tlon to Mr. Within appears to be largely
personal, as he received a unanimous
vote in mucuu.
view til the sltnalion as does Senator
Ferris and shrink from being parties to a
scheme which means a deliberate break-
ing o! pledges.
ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAYS.
A ltlll Intended to Create a tonilnlaslon
With little Power Over ’I'lretn.
Senator Root has iutniduced an Elec-
trical street Railway bill in the Stair
pilot a street railway commhrslon. to
consist of three members. Whose term
shall be one, two and three years reaps-ct
lvely [mm July 1. l8il3. One member oi
the columissmn shall be a lawyer; another
an electric engineer. and the third is
power to designate the chairman of the
commission. who shall receive a salary
of {Mill} per annum. The other mem-
bers shall have a salary of 82.500 yearly.
and no member shall have any personal
or apparatus for the use at such rail
ways. The expense of the commission
earnings of the ell-Chic railway com
ponies oi the slate. Wherever an electric
existence. no other company shall
interlert' in any manner without first
so outmen in tumour-ll.) shall call a bear»
in; of par ies inter sted.
decision in the clutter sh ill be final. and
from which there ellzlll be no appeal.
PAS"!!! lMVIHe' S‘I‘A'I‘BII'INI'.
Ila Boasts the Con-grog stlrsts and (lets a
Lettnr of Commendation.
lrrr-gzltlnnul church was-ll l’nrllnr Henry
E. ”Jim: to n-slgrmlull the reverend gen.
tleinull wrml lln l'. first In alsiut the
state of allow» at the present tulle
he aim-ed to rusko a stabltnent.
marinade public Holiday.
something of a nlast.
Monday the «laughter of the lady with
and the pastor was going to vacate.
sunroof thesigners.whohad hasnstrlv
lag tor his natural. wrathy.and they
proprrsetoaetrldottlieparsoabysolns
nisana‘llridgeport Union.
AlisarlsgliithscmsofdJl. Buckley
r “V "is
legislature. Senator Ferric declined to
becomen party to any such plot. He
The present arrangement
Most 01 the Republicans take the same
Solute. empowering the governor to up.
business man. The governor shall burr
interact in any street railway, or .in the
manufacture of any Mule appliances
shall be met by a tax laid upon the green
road shall already be in operation or
applying to the mayor, and board of
aldermcu and COllnClllflr‘n of cities and
From the
decision of thesa- birdies any rlhaiatielied
persons shall h‘tu' tllz! right ol appeal to“
the Street ltailroid commission. whose
The members of the (la-en Farms (low
The
(liner nor-s berm-en the {stator and the
members of his flock will be readily re-
called. Tile members of the congrega-
tion mine limo can look excvptlou to the
sermons [Reached by the pastor. They
claimed they were unorthodox. When
it beams apparent to the pump several
weeks ago lhst his head was in danger.
This
lt criticised
the mmgwgatron for the nuilmlo it has
taken sellinst him and on the whole w—
whom Mr. Defies has been boarding rib
culsled a pep" speaking in the highest
terms of the domlrlle. Bile secured lib
signatures. many of the signers being ac-
live in the‘ movement to bounce Ir.
Davin They signed. they said. because
they thought it was a sort oi testimonial
When the paper was presented to Ilr.
sthsheamtotbecoeclnskitt that Its
hadrmurned theold placeln littering»
gallon’s elections. He decided not to
resignaodsoananuneedlt. Thismade
mmemmshoupmm
lane's elsstle wok truism-ream
ehasasd with “unfit-tint.
swhdthdrusvtohadllaeklsyqiviag
them why they pictured set to
worthiness-simmers.
. «M 1 autism-rm nests
"m“ m“ kWh-ritflssfirksssskyaw
m Wands-W.
and astsd apsa Manama-
nr. llsrtlry rasssn kl Or
“was“ Ike‘s-asset
”splashywmsap
Would you know what praise’ is M has M -
That Illls our souls with admirgtior: —
This it is, dear rmnl and neighbors.
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow when we lead you.
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Succem will surely crown our etiorts
It you do but TAG PERSEVERE.
I'll, unintuitillclus. units. no. m In
-——-‘O*--_ ‘. . . ‘r ‘ of
, E. J. ‘WADHAMS. Preprletor
PEIHEWIIIIIET. , FIEE DELIVERY. PEOPLE'S IlllKE'l'.
18 North Item at. Bo. Norwalk. 21 Well at. . Norwalk.
T.- no. call, 52 3. Tell’horle call. 517.3.
D ”AND—
0 DB ENDS' It a New York millionaire gives a din-
“. hora beauty l s horn betrothed. ne‘tbaé’fith [arrange and “distract. costing
He only invests wisely who invests intel- fm] mg”; £231.?“ 455”? ‘30! ml Id“:
“gently. wre’ hills an final] herb to pay 05.00
'l‘ry bot-ax water for removing stains each for Cactus Bl Cure to cure them
born the bands. what would be the saving per caplte if
Man is the head of woman, but she rules the dinner should m be given, “I”.
him by her team“ being 87 persons at the feast!
inquire at Plaisted’s drug store where
you. may have the problem solved and
get information sham tcttio Blorld Cure
Taylor a. Corned.“
Real Estate and Insurance.
WASHINGTOS ”REIT.
Pllmpton. the inventor of roller skaters.
made over $1,000,001
Wash gilding with water in which an
anion has been boiled, and dry with a soft
cloth
A 'Iuetin (Cal) bootblack has given 8.50
forabnrrcl of flour for the Russian suf-
ferers.
Three new markings .tt'e been discov-
ered in the equatorial region oi the planet
Saturn.
Vernon: looking foralot. or house
with the view or purchasing. are luv-iglhk'd
call and canine our list. We have them for
~ale in every part0! the city at rv-asonable
ri nd n . . t .
“:niflclal grass for the groundnut sear p, ms i.-.'.‘,.':v "T- ”“8“
ecottages is one or the industries ot ‘ ' ‘ .
chant . 7 W AS I lull.
The average speed of elevators in cities At'OUlRED sltl "nu I place. such
aanpetalrs work or w
trees. Apply at
buildings in “d lnnnd New Yorkiaslll ill Solth Main street. Baa tint—class refer.
135R
feet a minute. 8......
Make the most of the privilege of being ~ ._. ~ ~
hearth. Inlet-lug mortal who longs for
your presence.
The gourmets of ancient Rome was
very load 0! grasshoppers roasted to a
golden yellow.
One of the advantages at the summer
engagement is that you are not expected
to return the ring.
The Sande! or Simeon is a hot. snflocah
lug wind which occasionally blows in
Airlca and Arabia
Shelley ustdtosail paper hosts on the
Serpentine. and took as much interest as a
child in their safety. 9- Apply to r. A. Woodward. stir
Theflrst typesetting machine was pate ‘lln r'hl h t l stars street
entedlnfligland by Dr. William Church. '1 mm in?!“ magical“ oi“ uni:
‘i‘ii 7r.s:'l‘.'fi
Uzi at Five Mil— River: bolt e at “feat
Norwalk; rooms on.Water street;
on Monroe street Property for hair: on easy
terms. Money to loan. Raymond Bron filw
\l‘lldrtemne of seven rooms and once
nlnerooms. in the Hndden building. not-
nor at “all and River streets. Norwaik. er
dll
pl)‘ on the premises.
‘lOVI'l'AGb‘ of six rooms. corner Grove strut
_ and Woodward avenue, 918; cottap 6
it mdward avenue. rent 8H; live rooms on
nrst door. corner South lllaln street and Han-
!u'rd Place. Kent .15: {our mans corner
“uodward avenue and Meadow street: rent
band-nee or lrnlt t t . Rent.
d Cumin“, In um. month. inuu re rah tile": :etot the Old “ng
ringer marks may he removed lrorrl var- Us” C . 8i “’uhlnctou s'reel. dlll
nlahsd furniture by rubbing well witha
vsryllttleewsetdluponaeuttrag.
While some choice fruit and other prod—
actaare canned in France. the balk at
the world’s supply cranes from thls coun-
try.
A bottomless bog uists in Matteo-am—
keag. He. Several bridges have been
built upon it. bntssch in turn has sunk
‘Oit receptions. enterlai
l' hell-. 0. U. A. M. ffltn‘é‘wm
Karl-all. llectrlc llghte'am all undernouri-
an
J. ll. Jennings. l hniehl “ran on film
roll sane. “
mm Stakes: Km” "0'" Tit-u.
0 9| it). delivered in large erase“ quad:
_ llmmanyon wlrt desires them. i
trunnight. t'lll be titled by raddressing Box 245'. w:
Splendid of my“ m m h ,\.,rwnlk.(.onn. £33
sent to the Chieami exhibition from ldnho.
where the supply is said to be practically
inexhaustible. Allen to to be used in the
Idaho building as a substitute for glass in
the windows.
sl’iectlnntiné’us. "
‘urt adoption. s" E&;"nnl“”ii“ l“
P about one month old. For l’urfilderkpzr":
tlculare inquire of the sole tnierl. MR
Children and the State.
- Children require special legal protection.
In multitudes of cassathey need to be pro
tected from their parents.to whom they
do not wholly belong. They have rights
of their own-a right to proper care and
good treatment. to education and adequate
training.
These rights oi children impose on their
parents crwresponding obligations. Such
obligations are violated when children are
madestreet beggars; when they are shut
up in factories. to the stunting of both
physical and mental growth; when they
are summit-d by ruinous horns influ-
ences: when. for any purpose. they erode
prlvello' instruction, or when their parents
use them in any way for their own sole
benefit.
The state also has rights in the children.
They are its only ho; 2. its future support,
drienssand glory. in them are pit-nihili-
tiesol future scholarship, atatrsmenslllp,
generaishlp and invaluableservloroi every
kind. Whats loss toourlandhadthe
tad George Washington. Abraham
n. (‘reeeral Grant or Clsra llama
blighted the possibilities“ thelrollsprlngl
What a loss to England and the world had
the pmslblllties in Florence Sightingale
been thus blighted!
it maynot always be easy to say how
theaters shall best protect the rigth
the child and its own rights in the child.
but of lts obligations in the case there can
be no doubt.
lt moi-ea their: in part by rlenranrllag
that every child shall lis allowed to attend
school up to actuate age. lioness. also.
its laws suspecting child lather and parental
usually..- llndewarrtain circumstances. in-
deed. it don not hesitate to take the child
homltapersnts and pat lt‘lil chanced
other better qualified guardlarid.
~roslk'ls mosaics.
“In buying a cough medicine» lov chil-
dren," says it. A. Walker. a prominent
draught of Orders. Utah. "nevev be
alrsld to buy Chamberlain’s (high
Renwdy. There is no danger from“
and'isllet lsalwsys sure to tollow. I
particularly reootnrrsend Chamberlain's
bseausslliayarfdhad it lobe salaand
reliable. it b intended mpsclally luv
colds. «use and slumping cough." My
cent bottles for Its by 0. 0.8tlllsoa.
drags“.
children cry for
Pltc her’s Bacteria.
our use cry for
Pltolter's castorla.
‘ (“151's wanted in eve on and
A in the_l'nlled Stare-i. twink: orders’zi‘:
the "autobiography“ Gen. Hell). I". Butler."
hvery wo d written by him-ext and complete
todale. Our. new book “The rib-rt or llur
l'o.t 0mm: written by Marshall Cushlnlr
the Private Secretary of l'betnraeur-Gener
anmrnakrsz also read . he . i so
these remarkable works {Aberal @512“le
lit Si. Write nl‘k. \. . '
lirirtton.)1aee. Q L “A M Tupé’r‘lwu’"
' wollsrmurml’s“
Dancing Academy
Alnsle flail, Instill Knew-lb. cs.
Ladies arul gentlemen ii I l t
(“ll-fit h'lls‘hr Ihrsrllt‘lsl'll;I thin tau-toll. :lh‘m
nlesrt-eaon 0'9 use.
at 73'. p. m. Hominid 3" January ill.
yen. w. "linear szwru.
gqlrrlrinnrrnls.
0P2!” ligl E. SORWALK.
Geo. Afr-luv;
People'slhealrefiompally
033K Hillllll WEEK. (IUHMINI‘IVG
MllllDll. llllllllll 23.
the heaatlrul Arms». Vocalist aan Ilanrev.
till-ts Ahlt'lt itutl'.
And the Character lfomsdlan.
tilt. lilo. A. BILL.
Assisted by a "impart n1 sterll
the (cit bratcd’dm “l “:2“ I.
“SBL'S ~ lillll"
introducing annsems llpeetall M
tuners. on... has“, :2
Bill!“ Ill: Pill HE“ Illll'l'.
Adnlsslss I0. to and Ills its higher.
brand family Matinee «roller
llererv seats now on “land's“It filth?”
rw
ltlttilltllitt. tscllssssrmmw."
ldiomnell Auction Sale
Immuniza— ~
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“.19
Public, Auction
Binds!“ thimum .tol -
III hide dalspdhzlkgt
st. realms m
privalsaalsmatha‘h y’sri .
“xii-”flu tsti ”:tltmtr’mm
mm o silt. else no "
lead and Isllsisgs ssllsyt st.,
mail.“ ” u “I
mm-ua.h5Mogta§W.
Animist-warren"
m..-_- N. m...--.-...M_. . M
.. .. .. Sillillllll. ill. ltlll.
“mutter... $330! For!
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children cry for
Pitchers easterla.
Prof. E. Houseworth
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nuuumasldflm-ss
H. a. neon.
Norwalk Chronicler