We are
‘ frlltathttatets
tilllillli SUPPLIES. ,
,1 We have
* Everything
‘ ‘ f In" ,
’ need
and
out
Prices
, Reasonable.
filllME AND SEE.
\
, ~ R.:ll. Plaisted
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
scorn souwanx.
.' rhinitis.
I am now receiving the
can. PATTERNS.
I They are very handsome and
a. price i. low.
Paperllanging. Painting
and Decorating.
.9317, Competent Men.
I i.“ ilorham,
"Monomer...
- dressed the injured member.
can he foundflat
ANCIS '& ' CO.’3
achington “Sh,
THE EVENING SENTfllEL.
I” Will)". Editor lull Proprietor.
Talus—1 ;l .
sue: l mflh’hflfi'fihfiwl‘m
[inlet-re A-Iaasa for I'e-morrow.
Bun ' Sun in d
cm i hit? l emu- We?
low York lies-aid Weather- forecast.
The weather lo—day promises to be generally
cloudy or partly cloudy, with no daclded lem-
W‘EN chanso- fli} rain. will! followed
byiolearlng. w it promises to be
generally fair and warmer.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our use; are Dolng
and layh‘s.
The new lodge rooms of Butler lodge.
in Hoyt‘s theatre building, will not be
ready for occupancy before October 1.
Archearsal of the first degree will be
held tomorrow evening. '
Daniel Corner-an, employed ‘on the
steamer City of Albany, is nursing a bad-
ly bruised thumb. He slipped and fell.
and a hand truck he wee using caught
his thnmband meshed it. Dr. Bohannan
Joseph Rocco, the Hungarian who
was struck by a train at Rowaytcn, last
Friday morning, lies in a very critical
condition at thehospital. There ten free-
ture at thebaseof his skull, one leg is
broken and an ankle dislocated.
—Plenty of delicious bread, at Lane's
Thecaseof the State agalnet Edward
Ayres was polled by Justice Hoyt in the
Greenwich court, Saturday. and the de-
fendant was discharged. Tl'tcmas Love-
lace, the man who accused Ayres of as-
sault, did not appear against him.
Joseph (lenzey. a Springwood Hungar-
ian whose name is very familiar in police
circles, was before Justice Barrett this
morning. He pleaded guilty to being
intoxicated and was fined 33 and casts,
amounting to $10.11, which he paid.
The N. K. R. club held its first meet-
ing of the season. Saturday night. at the
home of Miss May D. Smith, on Havi-
land street. The time was pleasantly
passed with dancing and other amuse-
ments. A light collation was served.
Several carpenters employed by J. R.
Raymond went down the harbor yester-
day in one of Mr. Raymond's sailboats,
after the yacht Surprise, which has been
hauled out at Scotch Cove. When Dor-
lon Point was reached on the way home,
Henry Brnnz thought he would go
ashore. While attempting to make the
boot fast to the pier, the rope slipped
from Ifr. Brunz's grasp and in trying to
catch it he took a graceful header into
the muddy waters of the harbor. After
splashing around in the water some time.
making more fires than the porpoises in
the distance, Ilr. Bruce climbed over the
side of the boat and‘was once more safe.
A large array of musical talent will be
present ltouday evening, the 18th inst,
atthe dedication concert and ball of the
Arlen Singing society. The following
singing societies will take part in the
concert: Concordia, Bridgeport; Turn
Verein, Stamford; Idseuuechor. Port
Chuter; Germania Bangerbund. and
Arion society, South Norwaik. One of
the features of the concert will be selec-
tions by the Concordia Quartette, of
Bridgeport. consisting of Men's. Weid-
mlller. Beutelspacher, Weber and Loc-
our. The solobts will he Ir. Weldmiller.
Bridgeport. tenor; Ir. Noack, Stamford,
baritone: Ir. Goodfellow, Bridgeport.
be. instrumental music will berea-
dered by Professor Vogler.
--New York messenger. E. L. Couklin,
ill North lfatn sheet.
Thessoond Sunday aftsrnooa ssenr»
sionofthsstssmeroltyof Albsnywas,
if thspamsngerlistlsacrltsrion.moss
popularthanthsllrstonsmvsrsena
hundred people being on board. The
sslioathsaoundwss
day, leaving at it o'closk.ths steam
winmshsmemsioascro-tbsfiound
toMmhl..whwstbs boatwlii
mice: “for those caboardto
fulchrostodlsssss
or 911mm it’ll» ”Rid always the: .
est Lineof Furnishings“.
hi *
’
So. Norwalk.
TheboatlfsryJaneisstRaymond
Broihcrs' wharf with a
mud.
George Cook’s drug store in the new
Hoyt Theatre building was opened Sat-
urday.
The schooner Ida L. Ray, of Deer Isle;
is at Batch, Bailey & Co's wharf with a
cargo of lumber. ‘
cargo of‘ white
Palatine Castle, No. 2. A. '0. K of u.
C. ,‘wili confer the initiatory degree °ou'
several candidates to-night. .
Kr. and Airs. D. If. Corbett have
closed their summer home in Rowayion.
and returned to South Norwslk.’
The. Tramway company began this
morning running a clued car. It is the
one used last winter, which basheda
motor placed in it.
—Grand closing ball of theRotcn Point
Improvement Co. To be held in the
restaurant on Tuesday. September 12,
1898, rain or shine. Tickets for lady and
gent, including supper, 81. Committee.
Tbeophile Euphrat will give an exhibi-
tion of his lifesaving device Thursday
morning at if o'clock, instead of to-mor.
row, as w announced last week.
There will beasubscription dance at
The Knob Wednesday evening of this
week. Also a meeting of the club at
7:30, the same evening, to elect mem-
bers.
-Plenty of fresh Huyler‘s candy at
Lane's.
Tramcar No. 4, with Motorman Pierce
on board, burned out twice in East Nor
walk. Passengers were transferred to
another car and but little delay was
caused. .. ._2
The regular convocation of Butler
chapter,No. 38, R. A. 11.. will be held
to-morrow night. The Royal Arch de-
gree will be worked, followed by refresh-
ments.
The following new books have this day
been placed in the Library: “The Prince
of India,” by Gen. Lew Wallace, author
of "Ben linr.” Also the lasteet work by
Robert Louis Stevenson, "David Bal-
four,”
Max Emelein Eagle was arrested Sat-
urday night for being drunk. This
morning, before Justice Barrett, he
denied being intoxicated. He said ”he
asked an officer for a place to sleep and
was put in the lockup. liiscase was
continued.
The entertainment given in the
Graniteville chapel, Friday evening.
for the benefit of the school, was a de-
cided success and reflected much credit
on the part of hire. Oscar Perry and
Miss Etta Smith. who had the affair in
charge. A large number were present
tohelp aid the cause and enjoy the va-
ried programme which was arranged.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Kiss Minnie llowan,'daughter of Iir. and
Robert I]. Rowan, of South Main street,
to G. H. Goodrich. of Great Falls. lion.
The ceremony will be performed in the
South Norwslk Congregational church,
Wednesday afternoon, the 20th inst. at
8:80 o'clock. lfr. Goodrich is president
of the Goodrich Lumber company, and
one of the risingand prosperous young
men of that city. Immediately after the
ceremony they will start forGreat I-‘slls,
where they will reside.
A Dressy Badges of Items he. the
Upper In of Iowa.
Dr. W. C. Burks, Jr., made a donation
of no to the hospital this morning.
The ticket that drew twelve pounds of
roastnesf at the Labor Dsypicnlc was
llo. 2871 instead of No. 2871.
-—’I‘ickets of admission to the concert
It the Boston ston,Norwalk,oost but lilo
each. . ’
Today marks the twenty-seventh sn-
nlvsrnq of Jarvis Kellogg's marriage.
Owlagtolurdttmsshswiiiworkinstssd
of celebrate.
Aw Joseph A. (lraywill go to
to-merrow to try the case of
Susan Addams spinst the town of
New Conan.
~Dspotit your valuaqu in the lists
Deposit Vault of the National Bank of
itcrwslk.
nationhood lsialiisorkW
tosnnngetbsdoral decorations at the
ltswAaIstssdsmllotel, for a wedding
tetsksplsestksss.
n8
.eevwsdfronhisrsosatlilsmsthstbs
ram
84 ”SHINGTON '
W Our Broth Ddge.L0.0.
work the first d: gin-night.
R. will
Special Officer Lewis B. June is now
doing regular duty on the night squad.
Howard Doty, clerk for Clemstdok
3mm. in the father of a omitting .,
baby girl.
—Do not fall to hear the famous Ilsy
Banjo club at the Boston store, Norwalk,
on Tuesday evening, deplember 19th.
David Spices- has severed "an connec-
tion as trimmer with the Norwslk and
South Norwalk Electric Light company.
Israel Putnam Section. Cadets of Tom-
perance, will meet Friday night at 8
o'clock in Sons of St. George hall, Main
street. '
—A grand concert for the benefit of
the Norwalk hospital will be given at. the
Boston store, Norwaik, on Tuesday even-
ing, September 19th.
tfr. and the. Thomas llsaon will cele-
brate the tenth anniversary of their mar-
riage, to-morrow night. by holding a tin
wedding.
Thoma Osborne. who has been serious—
lyill at his home on lferwin street, is
now able to sit out on the planes on
bright sunny days.
\
Wallace June has torn down the our—
pet shop in the rear of his property on
Spring Hill and is rebuilding it. on an
improved plan.
—-Watch our Kandy window for bar-
gains. Lane's.
John Rooney and family will vacate
the Theodore Olsen place on Spring Hill,
next Wednesday. and move into the
brick house on Center avenue.
The recent storms damaged 8 B.
Wakeman's peach crop at Green's Forms
to the extent of 01,500. [is says his
con and grain fields arealsoeeriously
injured.
~—-I.amb chops the. People‘s Market.
There will be upeclal meeting of the
Alpha Wheel club, tomorrow night. to
act upon the matter of advertising the Jui-
ian Jordan Concert company and to decide
upon the twentydive mile track race for
the championship of the club.
--'I‘he I-‘all Opening at the Boston store,
Norwalk, occurs Tuesday. September
19th. In the evening the store will be
open to admit all who wish to attend the
grand concert for the benefit of the Nor»
wsik hospital. ww__
Joseph London and William Joseph
had a fight inWinnipsuk, Saturday after:
noon. and London was arrested for as-
sault. The case came up before Justice
Austin this morning. He adjourned it
until 7 o‘clock this morning.
The case of William Frasier, adminis-
trator of Andrew Wight’s estate. against
Boardman Burchard, was decided Satur-
day in favor of the plaintiff, the judg-
ment rendered being to recover M5 and
costs. The suit was brought to recover
a bill for erecting bathing houses at The
Knob last summer.
-—-The lfay Banjo club. of Bridgeport.
will appear at the concen given in the
Boston store. Norwalk, on Tuesday even-
ing, September 19th, for the benefit of
the Norwalk hospital. 4
Yesterday special oilicers arrested a
number of persons caught stealing
peaches from the large orchard belong-
ingtoiloytflousmurserymsn. Someof
these fellows had come prepared to
carry away large quantities of the
choicest fruit, and were much sur'
prisedatthsrecsptiontheygot.
A large number of people in Norwalk
whoarsoulof work, arsin need of the
Intensities of life and proper clothin .
if anyone has any wearing app-£1
which theyare willing to give to these
suflerets theyoaa leave it at the Y. II. o.
A. rcomsor address Ilsa Georgia Tay-
lor, 30 West avenue, who will call for it
and see that it is properly distrihtsd.
0'83 Till RIVER.
lows audafl’sfthe Dayia hast
lerwaik.
The usual meeting for the election of
trustees of the East Avenue Isthodlst
Episcopal church will be held tonight.
D. IJ‘incbwssawsrdsd thscontract
for thsOsbosnavsnussstsaslon snobs.
gsnworkthh morningwltbalsrssfores
ofaisasedborsss.
”.mnmmuths
Mvsat Ohrbtisuchurch,“ solar rs-
"Mbmmmfle
Tbs Junkie lpwsrtii League of tits
thsbomsofllsrryfleyt. lestsvsaua-
lies. a. It. Pass. at
Avsaas W m.
mumw-me
that!“
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wltblmdssghtsrmmrosstistsncs H.
tinnitus lll‘ instill an onion Al.
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n,
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ONN.
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4‘ lira. 7-2:”
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. Clary-1‘), 7.9,
All
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Leading Grocer.
‘ Telephone
ranginginpltesfmsum to ”In .
pound.‘ We oderthevery best trsd'sia
Fenoyl‘esthsthss me been given is
this town. One trial will comm
THE CUSTOliER. that it pays to buy
thebeatgoods. We sslltsafor wbatl
is worth, and give honest value. You.
can extract nothing better from a good
exposition than we are showing
day. The best thing in the market you
out always select from our stock. Blink
our Tea. for instance thsthas tbedavor
of China’s best in it. ,
I CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
33 Washington St.
call l3‘2e
. ‘ llAlllEN.
The funeral of John Jay Bell, whose
death occurred last Friday evening, cans
ed bye broken ,neck, will be held to- "It
marrow afternoon at 2 unlock from St.
Luke's church. A portion of the services
will be under the direction of
Union Lodge, I". and A. ll., of Stamford,
of which the deceased was a member.
Highest of all in beaming Pawn—Latest U. S." Gov’t Report.
Ponder well. den friends. and neighbors.
As you read the wondrous story. a
flow for gold, and not for glory.
SRIRII'I‘B, BAILIFPB. LAWYERSJIOARY.
labored” with theis might and main.
Lestthelr spell on us be broken.
Al‘we leave them, with no token,
That we e‘nr sold beef. or mutton,
This. the tale they told-judge Kane.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
WANTED
GI R14 to do
FEW boarders can secure
cornmedatlone at
Mrs. Gayl rd.
nerit'iciissTvEFti'i’Ei. 673
Mrs. (lamb e, St. John aver-tic. he Nor-
erll 3t.
muclasa sc-
0. 3 Crescent Terrace.
srll lw
Flecodlluiehci-s. A II
lit Co 'e f corne'rw "
scto .
Green eta. Chicagoflll.
Keith Bros.
\anBuren and
arli 3t
CRANBERRY PLAINS.
Fred and Albert Buttery. of Bridge-
port, are visiting their mother, lire.
Theodore Bates.
Wallace Sherwood and family, of Nor-
, walk. spent Sunday with his parents,
lfr. and Mrs. William Sherwood.
A cow suffering from a contagious
disease is wandering about our streets,
endangering the health of other animals.
She‘should be shot.
J. A. Partrick is making a number of
improvements about his premises.
Edward Pigeon is making many notice.
able improvements to his property.
Wilbur Allen has accepted a position
there this week.
Charles Benton has just completed a
fine piece of stone wall on his premises.
C. J. Youngs has gone to l‘airfield to
work.
Washington lodge. Yndependent Order
of Good Templsrs, will picnic at Compo
Beach, Tuesday.
Frank Clarke is harvesting a fine crop
of extra large potatoes that are a pride
to the farmers hereabouts. He will send
some of them to the Danbury Fair.
The selectmen of Norwalk will furnish
the district school with a pole and flag
this WEE"; _2- 2m-
...u...."h;;3”n....
of diarrhea. During tbclast sickness,
Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea Mixture was freely
given amino immediate cure resulted.
It would have requireda dozen visits
of a physician. u on former occasions.
I believe Dr. Hand's Remedies would
have saved the life of the child 1 lost,
had they been within my reach at the
timeof its sickness.” Mrs. I". ll Bax-
Rm, 722 New street. Camden. MAJ.
They are splendid children's rentedtes.
735 cents. All drug stores.
For alums backer 36:713.. in the
side or chest. t suturing a piece of lien-
binding it onto the affected parts. This
treatment will cure any ordinar casein
one or two daysl’ain Balm a cures
rheumatism. 60 cent bottles for sale by
(l. C. Stiilaun. Druggist.
if a New York millionaire gives u din-
ner at 5th avelr‘iuc and1 36th stimeit. costing
00.00, whic gives e spe is
I’m these poo is s tend “$356.03 in sew.
torn' bills llnalv have topey 05.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them
what would be the saving per captta if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 yiersone at the feast!
Inquire at Piaisted’s drug store, where
you may have the em solved and
get information abou Crocus Bic lGure.
Among the incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief, as our mom.
cry reverts to the days when we were
young. none are more prominent than
severe sickness. The young mother viv~
idly remembers that it was Chambeh
lsiu's Cough Remedy cured her of nroup,
and in turn administer: hit“1 to ids-town
off ring andalwsys wt e rs-
sul'tz. For sale by (l. Btillson, Drugglst.
A (land 'lhiag to Keep Band.
from the Troy (Kansas) let. h
Some can we were very moo
subject t’osever's‘2pslis of cholera mor-
bus;and now when‘we fest any of the
symptoms that usually proceed that all-
tnsnt such sssickness at the stomach,
at one, etc. we become We
have found Chamberlain's Colic,
'°“ out {All 3"... .‘i’
ll about. We arsnot writ-
s pay testimonial. but to let
our More know what is a thing
to keegahandy in the house. orsale by
(l. 0. uses, Druggist.
ontte'iéfi’cfiior
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
straighten
ways k
ing this
mmwummgflsmm
Whenahewuammmform
mammoth-stem
mummies-"Mm
Children any for
Pltcher'a Ontario.
Ohl' .tren Cry for
Pitchers casterla.
”Time? et’GoIoW iii;
as teacher at Weston, and will more I
"lfywchild is subject to severe attacks 1
col with Churn xrlain’e Pain Balm and l
holsra'
RealEmmmmmnca. 2 -
A Mrs. Frederick Mead, No. 2
Norwalk.
RESSMAKING. C ldrcn
. s lalt '. Mrs. II.
High $5.4. Reno-silt.
T0 LET.
'4' Ann street: rent 89.
premises. '
[no
on easy terms: new house
are ad rise. .1. W. FEE, it: Wat
fmund' li minutes from station. [or cu-
t litlth street,
GIRL for neral housework. A l to
” Unlori’pP’srk.
ar’t‘ lw
dresses
. Grumman. No. 9
erfi lw
l!—__——.___=
Frvi‘n'mm‘ ' ‘s‘ at}: 1.1.55.2 second ”edit"; it;
Rowavron. Toirtatlow me or for sale
stable: acre
flrown. at his stone on South
llluifsl Henry street. East
honso.2ll)a etreetd house
1 house. Ely . eck street; part
street. lower floor; 1 ml
Tollu street up stairs. inquire
Knapp. it: West street.
New lor . area
m, ““3"“ m, my ",3" IAOllllAl RIGHT. SEPTEMBER ILI
A,,§h‘fl,"2“$ufi“fifid WW" “19 I“ ~ sitcom}. sxosonusm
' 0f the Peerless Comedian and Comic Opera.
BE top floor in the Insurance OHM!!-
building, now occupied b Roller Lodg
0.0. F. or particulars ulre of It.
i
n
A? n street. or
George F. Beans, City Nationalllauk. abtf
Sorwalk: l
l Tolles st.’
of house.
of mo 8
of John .
aux if
FIRST floor over ’I'heridnre flies
lorln
Old
n‘sahoe store.
Suitable i or mlllluery. dressmaking. tai-
or any other it ht business. lacks.
ell Cigar Co..83 'aahlngtrnst.
J Inquire of R. If. Rowan.
1“ ABT half of double house on mourns street.
on: I!
SMALL building on Water strret. Ap ily to
E. I. Knapp. tf
' ‘ mmxm’ "out .tkat
i omblned. onlreasmakingl
cent Terrors. South Norwalk.
Logs." '
non sins).
11 utilise;
the uses MD.‘
rate. at i (‘lay street. Both doing good busi-
noes. Apply to M. ILL‘avensgh. he. 3 Cres-
stth
Wises No! is. on was... r
tween East N rwalk and son
m divide};
Name. Allan Wood. carpenter. [A be-
Mil
h Norwaik.
O
Finder will please leave at this oillce. srll lit
\ LADiEi-i‘ siirorchattclaln we
1 Franklin avenue and Trlntt
the line of the electric rout.
leave at Dibble a t‘omstock‘s. A
ward is otfered.
HULTAIRE diamond screw (‘l'
West Norwnlk or New t‘nn
liberal reward will be paid for
this office.
W Notice.
ltesolvcd, That the owner or o
Franklin street. from (‘lagstreet
sideof Madison street in t is city
are hereby ordered,“ their own e;
it has not already been done. to so
pave the
in front of their use
labllahcd
ads oft 0 street; at
mmplrtei
on or before hover
ourbaotl gutter to be set and p
scribed b
finfi37m “grotto {iti‘dewnlksfi' ap
. t or or
Rewind. That on the failure
or owners of loud» and buildings
Mid street to coin lctc
ordered in the
front of their
in the manner
n‘tlprl‘lh‘o
on
Hm, the chairman of the commit‘
and sidewalks is hereby authorise
ed to atlvertlite fur pmwsnls for it
of the ueomry materials out! th
and complet of said work. amt
l
furnishing of“. nocmry mater
sible bidder at the espouse of
owners. aforesaid.
Mrlved further. That theClty
is hereby directed in unit
on on said street of t
foregoing resolutions.
'l'ii‘suatstvs and Running l‘ela
town can passed rather
of mm» of M levwalk.
not herebyslvsa that‘t
to
...... '3." “reel client
“no to THEM so fast
as. (lots
i tern or
that
m P
m II PIA. m‘
omnfiur t" ' c
our of u. Mfl?’
Notice
w- “mes-mu...
an ordinance cntltleo. "
In proved April
l s-l‘rll
rental. on or before said Nt-
esecutlonof said work tothe lotvcst respon-
n-n lm'mfifiégw
Wee “'~ “1
tch. between
church. on
lnder please
suitable re-
erll 8t
rr’lng. on the
to roads. A
to return to
et93l
var-rs of land
and buildings fronting on the easterly side of
to southerly
be and they
[tenemwhere
curb stones,
tiers. and to lay concrete. corn
ad of cob lea, sand and tar. or ling sidewalks
live premises on the ee-
1 work to be
tber i. will.
e
The sidewalks to be M4. feet wide. and th
if the owner
fronting on
the work
foregoing I'O’ttllililllfl, in
promises,
c furnishing
n performing
0 award the
tall. anti the
he ow her or
Clerk be and
IHMO property owns
pan
age of the
true copy of
of thinnel men
it... Sept. no
flask.
srlllt
s to city
“hit:
. .. t.
Restamtir lnt,
'llo hlote Aches, W
CITY ORllli STORE,
~ . I WABRINGTON 51%,
Or
Telephone call, 52-3.
NOW COSTA] NS SURE
cotton.
An Artistic line of Photographs,
ilonstsntl
VISITORS AL
gnirrfrimueuis.
' Music "Hatt."“"‘
FANNY RICE.
And her splendid New York company. pre-
senting ()ffenbach's operatic gem.
“A Milli PEACERAKER."
Followed by the refined and laughable
‘ 'J oily Surprises.”
OOIPARY THOROUGHLY EXCELLENT
WUIPHINT NEW AND GORGEOUS.
IUIICAL HDIBIRS UP TO DATI-
LAIIGHTIB COMINUALLY 01' 'I‘AI’u
NO ADVAICI IN PRICES.
Seats on sale at Plaiated's and Rigge'. Secure
seats now. srb
llJXATottllt
-—AND—
CELER‘Y
KILLS ALL PAIN AND INVIGORATIS
THE SYSTEM.
llo llote Restless Days.
No More Sleeplesleights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion liope takes the place of despair: your
daily duties become a delight and Lift-s
Joy.
__.._......- “4-..“.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
LllNll - SOUTHER.
Askyournelshhoraboutlhandlf not fully
sdtisded inquire at
the
80. NORWALI.
G. A. Greggry & 00..
NORWALK. CT.
Cider Barrels
wasp-a
Knee.
FOR SALE,
A“-
RREAILI REOIIOEO PRICES.
intuitions.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Pall term begins flout. s. it.
Wrote of Bhorthsnd.
'l‘vsswrtttas.
IERRILl
WSI
utensil». has Arts. Acetic-its.
Incline and Gallon Prom
tery. Moor-our. Architecture
and Physical cutters.
hummus when. steam
five per seat. of graduates is
business. head for masseuse
Miss-es sad Gdlssslosraal
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More. ones.
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"Jacusoivs"“'“‘ _
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO.
PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND
to which the attention of those desiring
FIRST CLASS WORK
““0... non m
hook-bunt”. ;
Omestrstalay. banking. Pena
Quickly then. their prayer'a he gran ted,
And the BAILIFFB, nothing daunted.
Took the job they long had wanted
Watched our stores both day and night.
Who‘d have thought our BEEF ac TENDER.
That tit us they must, their service render.
Lest THEIVES break in and we GO UNDIR
l'or men and angels WHAT A SIGHTI‘
a“ n
W
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
PEOPLE’S them.
21 Wall at" Norwnlk
Telephone call, 5-7-8.
BEAUTIFUL; WORK IN
sent.
is especially invited .
Especially studies from child-Life
on Exhibition.
AYS WELCOME.
EM. JACKSON. PHOTORRAPRER. 53 Will
SLJORRALK.
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2 NO BORE, NO PAY.
Knowing that the unfortunate have been
imposed upon by the un rlnclplcd pretenders.
who charge largely in vunce.
Dr. Grady
Ills adopted this plan: That he will charge
nothing for advice. consultation or treatment
until the patient pronounces himself well.
l. w. litany. ll. ll. Specialist.
Graduate of N. Y. University
Permanently located, :38) Mai
port. Conn. Will be at
MTV HOTEL, Booth llorwsll,for
Mays only, Wednesdsymohlsttti ll
Consultation free. from 10 a. m. to O p. In.
Where he may be found for the scientific -
amination and treatment of all dim 03
standing chronic Diseases and be .
llr. Grad has made this class of sons»
stunt rim y for the past is . during which
time he has treated over m cases. many
of which tire living teetlmonlais of his wonder-
ful skill. He Is not a traveling neck. but an
ell-mated physician. meetln wit. asnccess in
that direction «trialling t at of any other
practitioner in the country. His treatment of
on: standing diseases of either sex in marvel-
iously emotions. achieving at at and rinse
uent success when others fal . All medicines
rescrihed b Dr.(lrad are etri tl ,
gnpared to Israel the err-ands cof’sanli Whali-
mlraoulcua in their
villutn case. and are also
t \91' .
y perfmtns wonders with his medi-
ent. The rapidity with which he
i diseases
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n street. Brides:-
Ilr. fired
3“ Ritz“... t t i n land
est-r ru v w u
last'mlilishiltii ul'i1 with call "Vii him :mésse a
one we erorno e .an .
ylie treats all diseases thsi {fillet them“
ng'are a few of
rat-eln both sexes. The followl
i'i: Tii’dntst t i)“ mi" it '
u .0 n l R e
a‘rrh lleaftl‘ess, (lb ynrdmfietrgfiosyh’tm.
l'aralfisle, Rheumat m THEM oer, t-
it"h'. “not".‘rtwl'n'echn‘u
I till. ya “I '
Mini 0 aikalnds. impotoncy. “My:
senses too numerous. Tans Worms
removed or no charge.
Dr. firstly cont-louse toottrc, when 10th:”
shat
secret n
have failed. all forms of diseases.
diseases arising from youthful in
which are my tilting our lunatic ssylums
and and t outs of vietitgs
r 9:33»... . t of
n we ram:
0 memory, lmbsctiity." lunacy.
th.
Bun-say Is acknowled to thalsad
physlel tn Amstlcalu on a. above dub-
can”? Mtnntttrnu wllnevar
ha i' . micron-t. «faring with?
Muller lnllteir star "all 00MB" t
with every nesttvsncc u! s y relief
Ianent our» without. he so
reusing procedure 0 an clans
w left in vomit-Mes sutmepsssary.
influem1ntvuliended on by
latte runs 1- in patients‘
re
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mat . Kline." prompt'ly sanctum
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