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adieu for the week ending Ml. in Per.
eonseaflingforaayoftheseletterewillpleaas
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The weather today promises to be general“
clear and much roan. followed by a very
severe “cold wave.” with minimum tempera.-
turesnear zero tom morning in the
Burden Valley. Tomorrow it promises tobe
generally colder and fair.
SOUTH “DIWALI.
What the People of Car City are Being
and having.
Hrs. E. G. Verney. of Mn, is visit-
ing her daughter. Ills. W. C. Burke,
West street. .
F. 301m, Who has been quite ill
at his home on Lowe street. is able to be
out once more."
—Reaeonable prices at Lane‘s depot
restaurant. Open all night.
Miss Lou Sammie. of Mamaroneck, is
spending a few days at the home of her
grandmotherJire. J. J. Cape, Feirticld
avenue.
Miss Florence Bishop has accepted a
pavilion wrtb Roth dtfloldschmidt. of
South Norwalk.—New Canaan Ales-
senger. _
-—Go to Coeney’s.1'f Railroad Place.
for fine-t fruits and nuts.
—————w—
Charles Connolly, of lllount Vernon
was ameted last night for being intoxr-
outed. Justice Townsend fined him $3
and mots. ‘ ‘
A. ;.. mi .
discount ealeé” In the kitchen depart-
ment of the South Norwalk Breton Store
begins today and continues one week
A new advertisement on the first page of
Tm Sufism. to day will tell. you all
about it.
~Vegetables fresh to-day: also fish in
endless variety at prices the. willmwnisli
you. Remember we deliver all orders
free. 109 Washington street.
The llrmr today says that Mr. and
lies Curl Bullock. who were married a
few weeks ago.nre at the harm: of the
bride‘s grandmother. Mm Mallory. in
South Nurwalk. Theitem is an error
Mr. and Mrs. Bullock are not at Alta
Malloryfls
——Iluylerscendy. fresh every day, at
lane's, 51 Washington at.
The Union Gmpel Temperance Reform
Association will hold its fifth annIver
sary tomorrow afternoon at the hall on
the Washington street bridge. A num-
ber of ladies from the Good Samaritans.
of Bridgeport, will be present and assist
in the meeting. Everybody cordially ins
sited. .
-—Juniue Brown does painting, paper
hanging and general jobbing. Order
slate in post oflce. P. 0. adds-cu. No. 8
flaviland street, South Norwalk, Ct.
A praiseservice will be held at the
Congregational church tomorrow even-
ing at seven o'clock. Besides special
mimic by the choir, an account of
the origin of some of the but church
hymns will be given by the pastor.in
connection with the singing by choir-ad
congregation.
—You can buy treeh pork and sausage
for 12} cents a pound, at Bayee' Market.
A consignment of very fine orangu
stirred in Its do. rented». from A
J. Hutchinson. who is spending the win
ter at his southern homeat Deytnna, Fla
They were kind remepthreneee‘ to several
friendaemoeg whom theeditorof 'l’ne
Beam is fortunate «tough to be one.
The fmit is very large and of the most
delicious flavor.
-8penhh mackerel,
smelt, codfldr
your choice. Aho some fancy native
chickeueend turkeys. People’s Market.
Norwalk and South Norwelk. two doors
'sbovethebeer saloon that is opposite
flayea’muket.
Judpflmuyeeterdaygranted a di-
Vernetofl llallory. of Huntington.
V. flattery, oflnnroe,ou
the mgibuWof habrtnel forearm-sees.
ThepartiuweremarrlsdJune 10. ms,
and the plelatil testified that the de-
feudanthadbeenhehltasllyiutsnperste
fermethen ntuetsu years Pearls.
also was given the plateddtoresutus
mhsrnteldennerneof nabbed.
'tobecollrctorofcmtomifurvhedli-
'trictofNewHaveri. "
“a. Ina‘mlm “8:1.“ ‘I
' of the Ivemnd quarter, next Monday. Feb
' the put nine days The llyetery and "Ir
steaks, weakilsh. Me a pound. Take
The addition to Edward Quittner's
buildingun North lain dseet will be
oommwtesdneatlfonday. lfthe weather
pumite.
—Go to money's.“ Railroad flees.
forfineetfruitaaudnuta
“The preddenthaesent to the stem
thenetulnationofJ. Winchell
‘ i
II,-
pound. et Bayes‘ Market.
By direction of thepresideut.8ecrstery
Poster. of the treasury department. yea-
terday directed the collusion of customs
at New York, Philadelphia and Boston
to suspend the refund of duties upon hat
material until further advised.
—0nr lotto—Fresh goods. best quell-m
ty. lowest prices. lane's. 51 Washing-
ton street.
The bill introduced in the State legis-
lature to prom bottlers of soda and
mineral waters. etc, in the use of their
bottlu. in substance provides that all
bottks stamped with the name or device
of the owner that are keptor sold by
the person to whom their content are
sold. or which are found or kept by the
junk dealers. shall subject such per
sons to a been fine.
—You will find the best variety and
quality of fish with lowest prices in town
at Bayes' market. Opposite Luger Beer
Saloon.
Amumber of young ladies employed in
Rothd: Goldschmidt’s corset fectory.and
several of the young men of the Norwalk
Iron Works. were to have taken a sleigh
ride to Weetport one night this week to
attend a dance.but the ladies were disap
pointed by the men backing out. Nua-
the young men wish they had gone. as
they have received a bill for the use
ofthe sleigh.
—The efternmn classof Prof Newt-oil's
dancing school wIll have their first lesson
ruary 6th. _.___
The steamer Mystery, owned by
George H. Shaffer a Cu. arrived at \Vll»
null Point yesterday from Northp-rt L
l.. where she had? been fmasn in for
strainer I. N. Mia-Iran, Captain
David Burrhenk, gave one or
the big New York tuus 8250
for bmking the ice around ll’th and
towing them out to the channel. when-
unother tut: picked them up and for the
sum of 350 towed the statue” tn New
York. -,-_...
-Choice turkeys. 18 and 20e. a pound;
chickens, lo and Ill c. a pound at Hayes‘
market.
Several important changes in the man
agetnent of the Adams Between company
went into effect February 1. James Egg
lemon, for some time pest assistant to
the late Waldo Adams. manager of the
New England department, has been pro
rooted to the office of assistant to the
pruirlent. and will hereafter be located
in New York. The ethos is abolished
with Mr. Eggleeton's retirement, and the
duties pertaining to it will devolve on
Supt. C. 8. Spencer. of the New England
divuion, formerly of South Norwalk,
and whose headquarters are now in Bol-
ton.
—Before purchasing your Sunday din-
ner give the New York Market a call and
see their assortment. Chickens, lilo 1b.;
pork loins and chops. lac lb.; prime
meetsteltra choice beef), 12c 1b.; porter-
houee steaks, 14c lb. 109 Washington st.
The ofilciab of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford railroad have re
fused the petition of the Stamford W. C.
‘l‘. U. to put upa temperance literature
pocket in the Stamford depot» A box of
thoracic nature put in Greenwich at»
tionbythenuioninthat town has also
beenuvdererl'takeu down. The officers
say that psrmhion to one organisation
lemme meny‘ advertising schemes to’
Ioodthe oompmy with appeahto ass
thedspots for tine-ante purpose. This
rule will adect dcpertrnenteof thesanie
society all over the state.aethere are
now maayof thus flteratum burea“ln
use—Aw.
manna save.
A lseesyledaeeef Items Ire- the
muse-rm
Anton Btommel. of West laln meet.
h sick.
The boilers at the Nerwalk mills, Win-
nipenk, were impacted yesterday.
Willietnllnrown has sold hisplser
ousprtnglltlltoJohull.Rowe.
Ire. A. 1!. Baldwin bladhpssedat
herhoueenWall street;notseriotuly
rick. ashubeenveportsrl.
'IbefnawelofJonsthuVeeBooy will
hehsldfiuaday afternoon at I o'clock
fro-hlsleteherneaneetNorwslk.
mmmweutat
l. ammm
QIMHWkfiW
areal-vellum Wilts-station.”
—l'rsshprsksaduuegs. tatoents s‘
for
84 WASHINGTOW
Ir. andlrs. David Gould will spud
Buodsytnlfew Haven.
E. WhitweIthmeynee Pineal-non
apapa. e'lhellttleonelraboy.
—-Hftyoruts pelt Induction ottehou
flliotofintfloyt’ahovough. .
John! Wood. nftlttt‘ Winniprtltk
m, ,, lithohulleefiayatcm, wee six-
MW m:«ed&.'argiidli.
iltcted with peritrnitia. caused by an ob-
struction 'in the vermiforrn appendix.
In Washiflsfon. D. C . yesterdayfa
sonwaaborn to lit. and lira Stewart
W. Byington. formerlyof Norwelk. i
”oz—WWW at J. 1". Ben-
t’srctlringsale.
Edwin Pitch and wife. of Norwalk.
spent the past week in Georgetown. the
guests of Agent Taylor and wife.
Theservice at the Methodist church.
tomorrow evening, promises to be of
special interest to all lovers of good
music. The choir and orchestra that
renderedthe tine Christmsswmueic are
to sing and play.
—100 pairs lediea's shoes at “.25. wgrth
from $2 to .8 50. at Hoyt’s. bonrugh.
A hirh masso' requiem was held over
the remains of Timothy H. lively stilt.
Mary's church this morning. Rev. '1'.
N. O'Brien officiated. The [Ill bearers
were Joseph Sbeehan. Augustus Ilimls.
Cornelius Shoshan and John Williams.
The whatsoever circle of King's
Daughters of the First Congregational
church will hold its monthly meeting
on Tuesday afternotrn‘ et 5 o'clock. in the
Wl’nl parlor. Reports of the onk for
past ruunth will be given.
«Bargains fog—all at Bennett‘s cloeirfg
AIIIB. S ore to let.
Judge Perry. yesterday, in the court
of Cmnmon Pleas. denied the motion
forenew trial entered by counsel for
\lery Heal. of Norwalk. who recently
~uel John Powers of the same place for
breachofpromies and urn-rived att- ed-
vene judgment.
—-Great bargains in dry goods at the
retiring sale at Bennett‘s.
:Ceptain Isaac Svlleck fell on the back
ill-tip of his residence on Arch street.
yesterday morning. The captain says iI
was his first fall in fifteen years. II.»
My sttll for a few Enableuts t-I see if
Inyb dy was watch him. but when he
found his misfort was uno'eerved
be brushed his ninth and limped away.
«Everything tribe sold cheap at Ben.
nett's sale.
It is reported that numerous petitions
are being circulated throughout the state
asking the legislature to prim a law mak-
ing it a criminal olfanse and punishable
by a fine of five dollars and costs for a
persim to skip a rent and defraud the
owner of his just due. The repeal of the
factorizing law opened the way for every
dead heat to cheat and defraud almost
everyperaoninthe busine- trailesand
is a direct bid to make rascab of honest
men.
~100 pair India ehou at .1 50. worth
from it! to .5. at "Hoyt‘e borough.
East Lynne was produced inaeetis-
factory mannsr at the Norwalk Opera
Home last night by the People's Theatre
company. To-night they produce the
romantic drama. "Under the Culight;
or. New York by Night." A matinee
being held this afternoon is largely at
tended. To-nhrht'e performance h the
leettobegiven by tliecompany in Nor
walk this semen, although it is hoped
they will return early next season for
another ftwtnlght .
--The entire stock of dry goohnb-
thou. mum. atyonmwnprtees. atJ.
“Bennett's. - . «gr
William Wenver,’of‘liorwalk, Iiae jut
patented through the office of A. I.
Woosteranovel improvement in envel-
opes. Atoneendoreideoftheenvelepe
isplacerledoublethreed. one strand of
which lies within the fiapof theenvelnpe
at thefolthe’bther strand lying along
theoutersideeftbeenvelope. Theends
of the strands are neared together.
thultlerequlredtoupentheenvelop
tlseoprreterdmplycatchu hold of the
endoflhestring and pulk it. As one
strsndhwlthin the envelope It follows
thetthernderdderntatbetovuepwth
drewlngthsstriug.
Hr. Albert PamfltemfArkeneesClty,
Kan. wfltse to give our readers the
benefitefhiseaprrleneewltheokls. lie
says: “I outraeud a cold eerly hat
sprlnatl-teettlsdunuylennendhd
hardlyreeovwed flu-it whine.“
another that III-gen alias-ates and
left me wltkahscking eIIugh whlehd
thoughtluvvrwealduetrldef. Ike]
ustlamhsrlahi'sOdnghlmedyseue
fourteen Juneau “lbw-em
eedeoacledsd spirits-ails. water
not“ with “bottle my
eukglfiadlsft-audihsvenotselm
ed with a sneak would“ ikeve
mused-Ms resell
well “”3”" “Odessa!”
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Ohl'sten oaks-I
By' Electricity
ovtvomddrm. m .
' ‘ ’ Bring Along Your Dull scissors.
A Dickerman & Son,
SOUTH NORWALK. 00“,“.
STREET.
("Ell TIIB RIVER.
linen and Mpdml’ul. lest
let-Ill.
John Neleon.of Benedict Farms.wa
hasbeenill. wastakeutothe elm-house
tastnight.
John Nebon. of Seugatuck avenue,
had hishousehobl edectr moved to Dan
lousy today by Erpvuvmao D. P.
ilfwmll-
mm .that Ambler a Perry sh."
slipsdtoJoIn I]. fight is untrue. It
i drought that the difiIculty with their
creditors will be adjusted and that they
will resume businem.
—The report that the Mayflower [look
their ball on Febuery 10 is not true, and
all those whodssire tohaveagood time
should attend. Bmythe'e orcbearra will,
furnish music. El. Gerhmen prompter.
Ire. Joseph Lockwood, of Second ave-
nue, died last night of diphtheria. The
eldest daughter in the family is seriously
ill of the same disease. lira lock-rood
was forty-one years of age. She leaves a
husband and six childmn to mourn their
loss.
There will be baptism on profession of
faith at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church, on Sunday. In con-
number of persons will be received into
the church in full membership and
some on probation The evening ser-
vice will be revivalielio in its character.
All whocome-are invited to take part in
the enemies Some have already pro-
feued faith in Christ.and It is hoped
Sunday may witncu others added to
their number. The evening meetings of
the past week have been full of interest.
as many as forty taking part at a single
service. P.
BOWAITIIN.
The subject of Rev. C. G. Cullen's ser.
Inun in the Rowayton Baptist chun-h,
to marrow morning. will be “Can‘t TtIou
by Searching Find not God?” Evening
subject. "Christ Instructrng His Hear-
ere."
BABIES.
The funeral of ”In. Frederick W
'Ilidabock «as held this morning.
Ilr. end lire. James Willrnott have
gone to Brooklyn on a short visit.
Ground has been broken f--r Rancey
Pooley's new livery stable on Railroad
menus.
The Nuroton Musical wiety will hull
a concert in the Presbyterian church.
\londey. February 13 Profeuur Hal 3: II
and a quartette from Stamford will as-
5M.
Tin-marriage of Miss Edith M. Sco-
livid daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred
ll 80 vii lrl to AlfrodC .Morehouse. will
take place at the home of the bride next
Tuesday afternoon at «I o‘clock. Rev 8.
J. Austin will perform the ceremony.
Henry McDowell. the man who gave
himself up to the police in South Nor-
welk for a murdercommilted in Glaston-
hung, Vt . was here last Silurday and
again Thursday afternoon. He inquired
of Station Agent Hoyt where he could
secure work.
Ivanhoe C tells, Knights of the Golden
Beale. celebratrd the third anniversary
of its organisation lest nhtht. A lens
number of people were present and the
mansion was much enjoyed by all. A
collation was served and dancing was
enjoyed until after midnight.
WESTON.
Iliea Annie Fitch Is in Boston.
Hrs. David 8. Hurlbntt has been quite
ill.
lire. Wilbur Slut-gee leaves for Florida
on Tuesday.
George 8. Crew has been visiting the
old folks at the Forge.
Ilise Irene Perry and brother Andrew
are seriously ill with scarlet fever.
flies lllna Davis. of New Canaan, and
In. Jerome Godfrey. of Denbury. have
beenthegueeteoflltanlliamll.
Smith.
Ill-see Adele Hamilton and decide
'Kellogg. mmpanled by Ifr. Kellogg.
attended a-surprlvs partyrn fleesntisldon
Tuesday evening.
Thecommittee met last evening to cull
the books of the Northfield Sunday
school library. and preparefoveneddh
tion. which will be made when a suflcl
sat amount of money is raised. The
ladies’ Aid society bopetogiveaaupper
for thh purpose in the near future.
Ir.andlre.DenuhO.Chese gaveen
snjoyablednsieg party Tuesday even-
ing in honor of their niece. Iliss Narnia
(Jerry, who has since returned to her
ltomein Brooklyn. There was a large
attends-m. lulu for hitting wu fur-
flehed by the Patrick Brothers of
[Infill-u street.
OIANIIIII Fulfill.
Irallufesnllowlavsvylll.
flrahertholhsereturnsdtoherheme.
l.lfewm-lvnoweutployedhyJohe
Barthel. '
WilliamAndrews’llttledaughwr en
huhsensiek.
IraAlbltWelItdlskvfltlngft-hb
lelfewYerkelty.
In. Jet-elm .of writs-I. vfslled
hwmothir‘hlaturday. >
Halletsumflhafssd. spsat
asywluihlseklldrsele staplers.
www.murusm,
“imbue-eyelid.
mvflVuMfl'lltu. vhltsd
nteadehtkleplsse‘esedsytflsweek.
fie mates d W fad.
centerpieces-eta
and Ladder Company would not hold I...
urctiou with the sacramental services .
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Our reputation will insure that.
pocketbook.
LEADING osocnn, .
8080A! SERVICES.
Preachers and Their the-ea In Email
marches 'l'o-uerrew.
Scorn Ncaweu Cordless-noses. West
avenue and West streets ttev. d If.
“Sunday school. 13' 1%.: we.” "’3
Ill-l
girder Christian vormeetlng at
”tar. West avenue.
mega-tor.
ndey
Jest. ave-III. W
at Pnacb
tour a.m and antenna Suuda “Embed.“lfil
Y.P P..S C. Kpraycrmceting.
Plduock. of Hartford. will
Inn and evening.
Tatum lemme“. West street and Fair—
field avenue. South Norwelk. Rev. Olin Ilel-
k. recvor. Somme send-y. Morning
Pra or eermqnendf' Immunlon at 105!) a. m;
8n ay school at 1230mm. Event Prayer
and sermon at Imp m. tiervitw in t e 8w d»
lsn language in the Sunday school room at our
’ ‘ Nortweu a
”53%.. Rev ""11.
Manual-mp. m:
I‘Noitweu Concentration“. corner
and o[some streets. Rev.
and fins: m.;
l’. a.
gun day school. Mp. m. Y. E.
meeting. 6‘!) p. lll- Morning Bubject. “Morelty
as a Substitute tor It'llglon." In the evening
the fourth of a series of people a serv ices: subv
jcct: “The Inputs and How they were Ueana
a“Normans Museum. Wat and Matt ave-
noes. Rev. George Van Alstyne. D. D tor
Bunicesltfinamand'mpm: u%ey
school. 12m: Epworth [league meeting.& p.
m Morninti. reception of members by lrtter.
the re cotton and barrier]: of probationers.
and the Holy Communion In the owning
the ervrcu will belarge y mus cal. The choir
and orchestra will be the name as rrnderer
the (‘hrl-tmea muulc. Subject of address.
‘UIIr Hy mas and H) mn-ma-era.
Nonweu Barn". East avenue. opposite
(i ireen. Rev. F. E. “ODD bbins. pastor. Ser—
rites. “them. and Tall nI.: Sunday school.
I: m.; temperance ser ce 3:01p p. nI.: young
gentile» meeting MI! p. m. \lorningI-ubec
Covenant. ‘ Reception of new new
and tune Lord’ e soups! immediately following.
lveIII subject. aisle of
It Vere. following six members of the Sunday
school will be baptized: twenty minute after
meeting rollowIng
Sr Panes linemen. Church slum“. oppo—
site the Green. Nurweik Rev HUT Graham
('omrnunioi with sermon. at Ion). m. an-
d-y school. 1'11) III. llivine service with ser-
mon. 7: 0p. m Morninr sub).- t "'lh: Law
nf Forms-ensue? ‘etening subject. “The 'Short
laud N Arrow ( overrug
Glace Bristol-er. Betden avenue and Cities
strict. Norwalk. Rev. 3 H. Watkins; rector
Sexsgrs me r-‘nnday. Morning Prayer. lb'l) a
'll botany. sermon and Holv Communion. at
mile. or: SIIIItey-e'c II L. I5 p. m. Evenim:
Prayer and sermon. at til) p. All are wel-
mutt!
9r lanv‘e. R. C corner of West avenue
and Chapel street borwalk. Rev W. J Slot-
um. pastor. us link” I a m.: Children‘s
Mmdlllam: High Mean. 10.1); In; Vespers.
"3) p or.
[run Avuvs its-mourn. near VanZandr
avenue. East Norwalk Rev. C. M. Pogg. -
tor. hing lull! in. m. and 7*!) p. m.; eun-
day ecbstl. 12111.; young people’s meeting so:
u. m.
81 Penn‘s iterators VanZantlt and Osborn
avenues. r-sr Nora-elk. Sunday rchwl All)
tn. he slltlnssendacordral welcome toall
Anvezrr ( Hermes V enZendI avenue. Best
Norwalk Preaching: 10;!) a. m. and is!) p
m.: ~lurrday schooli. Lm. \oung Pie-pir- 5 meet-
turban). In. George-F. Triple prelul’.
lies-r Seawater Swsnrsn l.‘ DEOWATIOKAL
Riverside ate-tut- New. t‘. J. Audubon.
nIr. invites nl IIEDIL tr. and 2:!)p.m.; our»
day sthool. 1.3) p. m
“'01"!!! Nonwtra Lscrrura floors. 3.’ Chest-
..ut street Herman Soul 9‘ echo»! at lit!) a.
nI.: German servers I 2:0! p. m. by pasmr
A. Bmckmeier: Raousu finance at as)
p. m.
srrtrsowoon I'xruv Puss-u. Ely )at’enue
South Ntsrnalk. Ponder SL'IM'UI. an) n. “L;
evening servtde 'I' II nI.: subject. "Th MI:—
stnri of Jen-Ire fo liar h” —IJIIhn iv. 14 llnn
garian st rvtces at [time In. and 'I p. In
tinesrrsvtus Crier-er. I‘hurch street. near
Taylor avenue. Sunday school rel 3:3! 9. In
Your; lrx‘s t'IIIusrrsrt neutron-nos.»
Bible class at d p. m.: Song service at 4 p. m.
Antwan lnnoom Erasure“. Knight
street. Norwelk. Rev. J D J scab-I, reenter.
Mormon service at III: the. to: Sunday school
at lllr‘zp nI.: Prayer meeting at 4:3) p. In:
evening urvirc. 7:?” p In.
(‘ALI'ARY Barns-r Sm:rrrv.QuintargJ Build-
ing. ('0!an “'all and Knight streets. horwalk.
Pastor. Rev. F. Iimrm- \\'. Fowlke. Christian
Eltdmvnr meeting. (:2!) n. to Rev 3]. J. liar-
klns otStamrord \blll preach and servet‘olr-
muniun.
“L C. I". Dav rs, editor of the Bloom.
field. lows. I-urrnsr. says: "I can rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
to all sufferers with colds or croup. l
have need it in my family for the past
two years and have found It the beat I
ever deal for the purgxieres for which it is
intended." 50 cent bottles for sale by G.
C. litillson. druggist.
A Fast About Smell-g.
We have [areitive proof that there are
great benefits to be derived from smok-
ing—in the results attained from the
smoking of ‘FERRIS" DELICIOI‘S
RAMS AND BACON.
Ile Anticipated
Lord Avonmore had one great fault as a
judge. He jumped too suddenly to con-
clusions. An anecdote is told of the way a
C. demonstrated this fault to his lord-
ip. Entering the court of excbrnrter
one morning later than usual the Q, C.
flexed a case he intended to argue had been
neck out of the list. owing to htsohsence.
lagIhzmuf to have '1: mental. utilises
"u‘lfy lord, the circumstance I am about
tostate will. I trust. show your lordship I
really required a little time to elapse in
mlcr that my mind could n-covvr from
what I so recently witnessed. ”
"Good gracious What. Ives lt“'rngrrly
Inquirer! the kind Imam-II llIfI judge.
“I will tell your lordship on rrIlIIIly as t
can. (in my way to court I prwul through
the market. "
"Yes. I know. the cattle nInrke-t." struck
In his lordship.
“I'lxactly. the cattle market; and
neeroneef the stalls l behold a
butcher
knife.
standing awaiting the death stroke when
”rely little
learns booming a
all the
‘Tmalcipgsl his child!" robbed the
lntlrlpllul"-—Idltultm 'I'rtu tilts.
OhIIdren Cry for;
Pitchers Oeeterla.
“Manhunt—rm
., XIII-it'lnmhaled firm
mush—alumna“
“HUMMb‘veMM
Q
. 0mm color,
ensues.
way '
brandishing a sharp. gleaming ,»
A call hewas about to etaywes ’
ettbat Inelastic—that critical moment—a ‘
long. In _
venetrth of childhood. [run . _
herfethsr’s stall. Before a moment had
ram the butcher had plunged his knife
lathe
I!
«lerdfih’e calf. brt your Iovdsklrg
A
:9"
l Researcher when we otter ber-
minlthcyeresllfresh, new goods.
Catch on to the'life lines we are
throwing out. Our goods are sold
on closedgureteo you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
" CHARLEFE
w «on I; -.
EEYMOUR.
33 WASHINGTON ST.
Would you know what tee is hl beet,
fills our souls 3h “
This it is. deer fraud and
Pure and simple imitation.
Come and follow where we lead you,
admirelion:
neighbors,
Feeling neither doubt or fear.
Success will surely crown our efforts
If you do but TAG
PEOPLE 8 IIIKET.
8North Hein st... Bo.N orwal
Telephone 04111.52 3.
An more flow of a Popular Woman.
Marion Harland has been written up
by an English journal. “She may be
ranked. "says the article, "among the
foremost of the many American women
who have attained an enviable position
rk inliteratnrc. Her initial book, “’Alone,
published thirty five year-sage, created a
considerable sensation.
“It is classed as the first work of an
American born woman, though it was
quickly followed by ‘Uncle Tom’s Cabin.’
Marion Harland is in no sense a woman
of one idea or one field of labor. Her
first reputation was won by her novels.
her second by her cookery books. She
is a graceful versifier and an admirable
public lecturer.
“She lives in New Jersey, where she
takes personal care of her flowers. and
especially prides herself on her roses.
She manages a large multry yard. isthe
constant companion of her husband and
the mom cherished counselor of her chil-
dren. At sixty vcarsofagesheisaeac-
lively at work as she was twenty years
ago. The secret of her continued pro
ductiveness is found in her admirable
health and systematic work. ”
e (lei-man Prepualtlon.
Here is a new declarations! equality
quite the most advanced 0!
presented. Frau Helene Lungs, of Ber-
lin. arguestbat just as Germanyoutln
aromatic tospend at least oneyeariu
barracks, sot-heir sisters should becom-
pslled to spend a year in kindergarten.
creches. hospitals. factories or kitchens.
Aethe youths may choose their garrison
and troop. so the p‘rls should beallowed
to select their branch of service and
should receive certificates of merit at
thcend of the year, thoseshowing m
clination and talent for any spee'nl
branch being rewarded by promotim
and allowed to direct the next year's re-
cruits. Frau Luge depletes thewey in
which German daughters of prosperous
parents spend their time in "energetic
or lazy doing nothing,” and considers
thatthisyeerofecrvlcewouldformend
strengthen the character of tbecoming
woman—Exchange.
Women on Russian Railways.
From St. Petersburg comes the sur-
prising information that women may be
employed upon the state railways In the
future to the proportion of 20 per cent.
The nature of theworlr they aretodo'ts
not specified. and probably wlll be clcrs
icel.
Very Merry.
Tmndik—Did 3 on have a merry Christ»
misj sck?
‘ Kojak-Yes indeed. Johnny killed
the cat and smashed the parlor minor
before he had had hisnewuirgun an
hour.-—-Elnrper's Bazar.
Joseph V. Dory,o( Warsaw, Ill.. was
troubled with rheumatism and tried a
number of different remedies, but says
none of them seemed to do him any
good; but finally he got hold of one that
speedily cured him. [In was much pleas-
ed with it. and felt sure that others eimi
lerly ailiicted would like to know what
the remedy was that cured him. He
states for the benefit of the public that it
Is called Chamberlain s Pain Balm. For
sale by G. C. Stillson, drought.
A TRIP TO THE Wollbllli I'Alll.
For the School Teacher Becelvleg the
lllaheet Number of Iowa.
Below will be found the coupon to be
used for voting in TIIESLTI'INII.'8 World's
Fair contest for the most popular public
school teacher in Norwalk. This trip. it
should be undmtmtd. will include rail-
road fare in both directions. board and
lodging while in Chicago, with admis-
sion to the exposition grounds and build
m .
gr.
II:- ll. Ir. IsIIeIwrl. Concord .........
Mlle \laltlo Gregory. Concord ..
lit-e Merrie Weed. Franklin
Ilse Emma It. Smith. Com-0rd
lites Alida flail. franklle ........... .
IlseJneIe (letter. freakitn....
lies Cheshire Itryaa."oncmd...... ..
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I» THE flllESI IllllKEIS. lllllllKEllS, DUCKS. Elli. Ill IHE’illllllln;
E J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
l‘FIEE IlElllEIll,
lE's I,IIIIET
21 Well at , NorwalL
T hobo-e call, or a
If a New York
car at 5th avenuefifgum 8"“ ‘ ah;
3’700.,00 which gives 19 mm?
00 miles-
and theorem
KWpersonsatth
Inquire atP Plumefm
you may have the
{rut information swuwmfltéirfl
Taylor & Golden.
Ileal Estate and insurance
P Asurxn'ros stream-r
ersons looki foralot. or he
Shh thevie «35mm basin .nmvltgdhto
I examine our list. shave them for
-ae Inc every parrot the cltyat
prices and on eanvt anal tf
En.
OAItDI-Ilts wanted. doodle
B No. It t‘lnc street. South $3.33. . "ah
M“
AND! a B x“-
J u" r r ée-‘nlpfl authorised Life 1:"..-
on]
:5.“ Johnson & . 0.. JSoutn Iltb existence Iii h-
m In:
a“
Opium TORS on straw use
xlrIetowtn-Ibhsld 4..
machines,
Arthur C. Wind"
u Butler street}. INF-twat:
1‘3-
TID Isl-IT.
«micro... mom 7 street.
9 and “’mdward avélflmiif'm
n\oodtmrd avenue rent 3“; live “some
' rel floor. corner South Main street and flags:
{ii—lira; lrjent are sprill. house Droom
”MW lace; rent m Apply tom I. A.
“0 fl mono of eeworoo
1:0?“ "filling; {a tliellfidrmggfi
NY on the??? ver streets. Norwark. _A -
III: I hi hes
’I‘ darn :Mt:rhopluce. at Marshal street.
l
gplfirzanfi of[ fruit utmoneflecarnngfl" :21;-
I8" Co. éfl‘zfint‘lgofiicsh of the old “well
If. receptlops edtbarthalnme h“
IPO ole. pert
Notably:- 0 ll. all. Water first:
wait-aces. Illa-h tric lizhtglenr all modern mu-
m a
I. I). Jennlnmd Knight sting?“ “2:53“
"In 9‘. p;
CHE '1‘er If sold immediate ). lot on
V
St. John, ll Baobab
West
.‘H’Edue Apl Ch;
street. 80ng ’wafl:
fit!
l-‘lll'l‘lll. U” MM
FEMALEpm; Ownerr-anbave b
;\ In. pron: rm and paying for soc
prov-
..ly ti rutvnmit street.
A
It’-
gqlgrlaurotrnls
ovens horse, norms}.
GEO. A. HILL’S
ll partirnlar mines! the mmtnny will re-
mn u one week in.)
m... Dmitremme angular" llllnat III cutlrrl!’
Alice Kemp
I‘hr- people's favorite. i
I1 I IV" '
at") night. character
Geo. A. Hill
The that-actor comedian. will
usual. with an enrirerompanyia Eddie's"
TO N Ill [11'
Ilnder the Gaslight;
till.
NEW YORK Bl llllilll.
Admission, It), 20 and 30 cents.
“reed )latlnee on Saturday. Killw
"' Ilehenrure Bonds
Gent
In mmt‘f'tlllom of Oil".
.n‘l “(In emu“ m
IllllllESEI llllIKlllll llllll’lll.
.I-r
Paid up f‘alpitel m
II.un . . mm
Legal Invrwtm t f
en "Sufi?" remit ln Con»
H. D SMITH. Agent
loom I. lass-Is Helldlng. ~ lerwelk.
dll tf
” 1.26, “ .93
u 1.50 H 1.20
t “ 1.75, “ 1.43
. “ $.00, “ 1.63
. price. .66. red’c’dlotAa
u 1 w .73
1.25, .93
1.50, 1.30
H
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ribbed Vests and my
.uuced to 01.21 each;
u I.“ N
1.7!
and erotw
ITH;
lath instill.
t:
If u
JIIEB arthritis-armor.
Public“l Auction
3 orth- If
....r.'...r Ire-nor Mum;
Mme-slam InsttII de II"
at I
news strert all the Interest. New;
13.3%?!“ a“? worm.
lend ind IIIIII
lately once
shoe mun-r5“
“reams.
await-mere.
DAME:
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