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Bel 8~Oorner Washingtonaiyd North Main
Bea d-Uorner Day and
Box 9—Orc- stunt.
In. “qu strut. Deposits
‘ school.
Box ia—Cencord street. opposite school.
Box “~er North Main and Ann streets.
Boa ill—Corner High street and Bsrvtew
avenue. ‘
Box ill-Norwalk Iron Works building.
no; 17-410mm. West avenue and Under
street. .
Box ll—Cernar West street and Taylor
avenue. ,
Box SS—Oerner Ely avenue and Beaten street.
Box lie—Goran South Kain and Monroe
streets.
Box all-llectric Light station.
Box dl—Fairfleld avenue and Cedar street.
Teller streets.
Franklin street
Ilinlatnrs Almanac for ‘k‘o-morrew.
Sun Rises Sun Sets High Tide Low Tide
at Wit It 4:40 It 11:24 at 4:36
New York liar-Id Want”! Forecast.
The weather to-day promises to be generally
warmer and from partly cloudy to fair, pose
siblr followed by rain. To-morrmv it yromisse
to be fair and cooler.
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booth serum}:
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Sam
The Norwalk Wheel club will hold a
meeting tonight.
Councilman Joseph A. Volk left at
1:11 this morning for Boston.
~Fresh pork12le, at Bayea‘ market.
........
A valuable horse owaed by Paul T.
Berg, the florist, died yesterday.
Arranges born to his. and Mrs. Ovie
Fredrich, of Cedar street, yesterday.
—-Thc largest line of fine candies in
town, at Lane’sLM _- W
Mayor George Lockwood left for
businem trip.
plans for a 015,000 house for Dr. Rains.
ford, of New York, to be built in Ridge
field.
--Fresli pork lélc, at Haycs‘ market.
bridge.
the bridge.
Lane's.
be conferred.
spend several days.
the same price‘9c. Dwyer's harness store.
care of two doctors.
held to night.
war whoops will be practiced.
business sleighs.
styles. lowest prices.
p. m.
A delegation from Sherman Council
Royal Arcsnum,wil| visit PousssnsCoun
~Fresh ham lie,» new market.
funds for the chintsnance of the Nor
evening at 6 o'clock.
the
The officer was severely
llayor heskweod, and
Furnishings
imbibe hearts, of a“ buying com-l
; HATS -
all the best two dollar Hat sold in the slate.
note” a 00.,
lnngton‘St" * ‘ '5
Washington, D. 0.. last evening, on a
Architect A. N. Paddock is making
The Germania Suingerbund will give a
ball Thanksgiving eve. November 29, at
their hall on the Washington street
The Union Gospel Temperance Reform
association will hold their regular busi-
ness meeting to—niglit, in their hall on
~Plenty of fresh Huyler‘e candy)“
The regular communication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. ill. will
beheld tonight. The first degree will
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Hunt and son
Clarence, of Chestnut street, left town
today for Virginia, where they will
——Only 35 of those deg collars left at
Councilman elect Jacob Schaub was
quite sick with cramps yesterday. lie
instill confined to the house, under the
The regular rehearsal of UncasCouneil,
Independent Order Red of Men, will be
Several new dances and
—-Car load of pleasure, family and
Just received. Best
Call and see them
at lather Wright's carriage repository.
The employee of the Norwaik hick
fsctory began. yesterday, working eight
hours a day, five days a week. going to
work at 7:80 a. no. and leaving off at 4
oil, of Norwalk. this evening, leaving
hereonths 7:47 trolley car from the
corner of lisinnnd Washington streets.
A meeting of the special committee
appointed to devise menu for raising
svslk hospitahwlll be held in the parlors
of the Congregational church, tomorrow
Robert E. limiter, the day clerk at
Ifahsolieino Hotel. who made
charges ofnsanit against Officer George
Gladstone, withdrew them last night.
mammal:
mm" m “*0 Mm turn of Willis- A. Kellogg from the
“For Ml's, ladies' and children? at» 30:35:“;9': h". :ambrfflefn'lnm
mmmu' m‘m'~ Issmbrrs of Buckingham Pest.G. a. a.
0
So. Norwalk.
The r516; of South Norwalk, {viii—
meet this evening to elect officers.
—Oaca used, the Burlington “Slayers”
blanket is a necessity. Dwyer's harness
store.
Tonight: Ragsn's lecture on the
World's Fair; at the South Nerwaik
Congregations! church.
About forty members of Olive Branch
lodge, No. 19, Knights of Pythiss, will
go to Bridgeport, Friday evening. the
17th inst , to visit the lodge in thatplacr.
—8ausage 12y cents, at Bayes' market.
Miss Theresa Nagy, of South Norwalk,
and John Antallk, of Woodbrldge, N. 1.,
Hungarians, were married in the Con-
gregational church, Sunday afternoon,
by Rev. Gerald H. Beard, Ph. D.
——Ask for Head's cough drops; immed-
iate relief; largest box in the market, 5c.
Miss Alida D. Ball and Miss Lizzie l.
Telles, teachers in the Franklin street
school, will go to New Britain tonight,
and to morrow will visit the State Nor
msiSchooi and public schools of that
city.
~Frssh ham 120, at Hayes' market.
The eighth annual concert and recep-
tion of Norwalk Lodge, No. 2881, G. U.
0. of 0. 1",, will be held in Arlen Hall,
Wednesday, them last. Smylhe’s or-
chestra will furnish music and an inter-
esting concert is promised. Refreshments
will be served and dancing will begin at
10 o'clock.
——Plcnty of delicious bread, at lane‘s.
At the trial of Paul Popp, yesterday
afternoon, the fact was brought out that
he has ii wife and two children in the
old country. and consequently could not
marry Mary Krotclier, who accused
Popp of being responsible for her delicate
condition. He has also been living with
another woman in Springwood. He was
tried on the charge of fornication, found
guilty and fined 67 and costs, which he
paid.
—-If the party who picked up Luther
Wright's heavy h‘ll’BO blanket will return
it they will save themselves trouble.
They are known;
The oyster plant of Dexter K. Cole, at
Northport, L 1., of which George H.
Shaffer was a fourth owner, was sold at
public auction Friday for 850,500. Ed-
ward Thompson, of Northport. was the
purchaser. The property sold included
200acres of oyster ground in Long is-
land Sound, and 343 acres inside of Hun-
tington Bay, which no one but a resident
of the town can hold, the steamer F. C.
and A. E. Rowland, tho sloop Annie, and
other articles. The property brought
only about one-half its real value.
—For ladies' and children's cloaks go
to A. Dickerman & Son’s.
William L. Bisscer, agent at Wilson's
Point. telephoned to the police this
morning that he had caught the thief
who stole a clock from the telegraph
office at the Point, Sunday morning.
Chief Vollrner detailed Detective Glad-
stone to investigate. lie saw an Hangar.
lsn woman who had the clock in her
possession, but she claimed that she
found it in the water. It is thought
someone took the clock and purposely
threw it into the Sound. The woman
was allowed to go home.
NOIKWALK NEWi‘l.
A Brsesy ltudgat of Items Irma the
Upper Ind of Tours.
The Norwsik fire companies will meet
to night. m..-“
lieuis Fauntleroy. of Elm street, is ex-
pected home from the World's Fair,
Thursday. _m____
—Ths Chicago Singer Sewing Iachine
is now on eahihltion at the Boston Store,
Norwalk. Price only 09.98.
Invitations are out for a private mas-
‘ querade ball to be held in Broad River
the latter part of this month.
kilos Rose Olmstead, of llfett avenue,
has returned to Norwsik for the winter,
after spending several weeks with friends
in Danhury.
Roger Allen, of New York city, as-
has been the guest of kits Fauntleroy,
of Elm street.
--Yine Cempo mill pond oysters hy the
quart or gallon. ,A specialty of those on
the half shell. at W. F. Lockwood's
market, No. 7 klain street, Norwslk.
mutual dud literary entertainment in
M hell. last night, in honor of the rev
Miser motions furnished byl’in
fences iuehnicnd and Low. Ir. Kei-
bgggsvc an interesting mat of his
Mptetbs Waits Cltyt'l‘boutleflntlky
this pass: dedlesud to the veteran»
WHI- mist-ail tell tkshsunrsss
aw histripso Ike Werid’sfstrr’c
mums-swash
acetate «liter of the American listtsr,
A special Milli?“ the Norwalk nu
Police will be held to-nlght.
William Gllnes, of the West, is the
guest of his father, Dr. William O.
Glinos. of Berkeley street.
ham Post. 0. A. R. , will give a supper
in the Atheaseum, to-night.
A short circuit on the electric read
about half an hour this morning.
The commissioners on the insolvent
estate of James W. Hyatt met it At-
torney Warner's office yesterday.
lilrs. .t. it. Kilboy, or so} never. to
been. spending a few. days with the
Misses Kiihoy, of Plymouth avenue.
The weekly drills of Company I" will
be resumed tonight. There will been
important business meeting after the
drill.
Anew cabinet hasbeen placed in the
ticket office of the Norwslk depot. A
new depot should be built around the
cabinet.
—Twenty per cept. discount on all
cloaks purchased at the Boston Store,
Norwalk, this week.
The annual meeting of hit. Paul's Bun-
day school was field in the parish rooms
last evening. The old board of edlcers
were reelected. ,.
Deer hunting will begin on Long island.
November 10,,aud isstvix days. A couple
of days ago a deer was run down and
killed by a tralu;-m*
The great fire sale on Water street coa-
tlnues to flourish. A glimpse at their
store would make any person forget all
about hard times. ‘
Jules Hornuug, the barber’wbeelman,
left town this morning for a trip to
Hartford, Springfield, Boston, Albany.
Niagara Falls and Washington, D. i}.
The residents of Wilton avenue have
asked for a grade so as inlay curb, gut‘
ter and sidewalks. The contract for the
work in front of the Burr Smith property
has already been given out.
——Buckinghsm W. R. C. will give an
entertainment and supper in (l A. R
hall. this evening. Admission, 10m sup
per, 25c.
Fred iirnnett, formerly clerk for J. i".
Bennett, has gone to Kingston. N. Y.,
to accept aposition in the office of an
electric railroad, in which President Ic-
Kibben, of the Norwaik Tramway com-
pany, is interested.
The Opera House, where St. Mary's
church felt is being hold, was again
crowded last night. The programme
was decidedly interesting and enjoyable.
Tc-night Dwyer’s band will givcacon-
csrt and tomorrow night Professor Hey-
nan's orchestra will furnish the enter-
tainment.
Samuel Moreheuse, a carpenter em.
ployed making improvements in the
Nerwaik Hotel, stepped through a piece
of rotten flooring. yesterday afternoon,
and came near falling into a well which
had been covered over at some time
when the hotel was remioiod. ills
body caught between the beams and he
was pulled out of his predicament by his
fellow workmen.“ ‘7‘
William Mclahon, of South florwalk,
and Miss Nellie Burke, of Harriet street,
will be married at St. lary's church, to-
morrow morning at if o'clock. A cup
tlsl high mass will follow the ceremony.
Iliss Lily Powell, of imnsrd street, will
be bridesmaid, and kitchael J.‘ Riordan
will act is best man. A wedding break-
fast will be served at the bride's horns.
The young couple will then begin house
keeping on Harriet street.
The other day a Sunday school teacher
in a church in Wastpcrt asked one of
her scholars if he could tell her what the
golden min was. "Why, yes,” said he,
“it is. ‘00 unto others as you would they
would do to yon.’ shit it?" "Yes." said
the teacher; "but say," said Willis, “l'l
bet you can’t tell what the silver rule is,
can you?" “No: what is it?" asked the
teacher. " 'De others. or they will do
you,‘ ” said Willie, and the teacheruid
she didn't know but what he was about
right.
assuage it; cent, at Bayss’ market.
even ‘flll “VII.
laws and “scalp-f in Day In less
More.
The borough h sali- losing large
quantities of its much needed water by
a break on fort Point street.
lire. Henry Carnot First avenue. re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a visit
with her grandparents, fir. and In.
Alonso mam, Pound Ridge.
Anal. Quirk, for false imprisonment,
willeoaisnpla the Court of Common
In. T. a. WJWI’ of this
piece. is mom today from m
skinner. Inn, to her Hotel’s. Its.
Jus- it. stems. residence es Gave
Me , _,
‘Wm'smwu-Mhr.
mom ssurssiaths 7
blew " for
Hosts '1‘"
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The Ladies’ Relief Corps of Bucking- ,
stalled the cars sad delayed trains for '
ThsmnefclarkWsstessgflsst Ilse
it 002. frilliliegrrla'rfllado children’s Ribbed Hose.
at l5c. °or2 Hair, for 25¢.
M“.
in lesorted lot line ilollar Kid in... for lists.
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A. Dickerman & ~ Son,
84 wasumcrori erase-r. scorn NORWALK. couu.
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Highest of all in haveningl’owcr.—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
JIDWA'TON.
A two-story addition is being built to
one of Samuel Pickett’s houses.
In backing against the bank where the
dredgtr was at work the tug Matt Rowe
broke her rudder and had to go to
Bridgeport yesterday to have it repaired.
Over fifty ltalians arrived here Sunday
night and yesterday to work on the four-
tracking operatic}! of the Consolidated
railroad. The work will be pushed rap-
idly forward.
A welitknown South Norwaik young
man called on his best girl in this place,
Saturday evening. Shortly after his
arrival, thinking to have some fun at her
caller's expense, she flourished an old-
fdsbloned pistol. The frightened young
man gave one look at the weapon, and
took to his heels, running all the way to
BABIES AND SOIWTUN.
The members of Welcome Division,
Sons of Temperance. will hold a box
sociable tonight, in their hall.
A large number of lralians arrived
yesterday afternoon to begin work on
the four-tracking operations here.
A number of young people from Stam-
ford will hold a dance in the new broom
factory in Ulenbrook, Thursday evening.
Benjamin it.. the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Smith,of Norman,
died Saturday. The funeral was held
from the home of his parents this after-
doon at 1:30 o'clock. interment will be.
at Bestiary.
While Isaac Wardwell,iho Stamford
foundryman. was driving through this
place yesterday afternoon about .‘io'clock,
pile of the horses took fright at it passing
«sprees train, and jumping againet the
other animal, knocked him down. For-
tunately but slight damage was dorm.
"The District School" will be present
ed in the town hall. Thursday r-vsning,
the 16th inst, by the members of the
East Norwalk Methodist church, who
have rendered it twice very successfully.
it will be given under the auspices of
the choir. and the receipts will be for the
benefit of the organ fund.
Joseph Christian Emeleen, the man
who was arrested by ('onstable Summer-
field Teokev, Sunday. for being out with
his gun. presumably to shoot game. was
found guilty by Justice Oliw-r Cook,
yesterday. and fined 31 and costs,
mounting toover .16. which was paid.
Thor so could scarcely symk Engine“,
havin been in this country but ashort
time. '
PATENT OFFICE REVIEW Ell.
Various Informs Iaggsstsd by Con-Is-
alsnsr John 5. lsymonr.
The annual report of i'ommissiouor
Seymour. of the patent other, showsihiit
during the last fiscal year the number of
patents granted, including reissues and
designs, was 23,411}; trade marks issued,
1,884. The number of patents which
expired during the year was 13,072. The
total receipts for the year from all
sources was .1,238,805, and the osprndi.
tum.l.lll.m. leaving usurpiusofdl'i‘ip
361. This is an increase in rrccipteof
320.082. and a decrease in the expendi’
turn for the year of 32,000. The total
balance new in the treasury to the crsdli
of the patent office is “279,805.
The commissioner suggests two im-
portant changes in the administration
of his office; The first is the philosophi-
accuser of the team patents
which he been already issued. to-
gether wi he entire mess of forehn
punks nted publications which
constitute the field of search in the case
of every application made to the patent
office. Es accordingly submits esti-
mates amounting to 004,000 for the
organisation of a classification division.
A second suggestion is to provide in a
systematic manner for the examination
of industries to which patents pertain ss
they actually safer in the country at
large. At present a patent goes to trees
upon the rssnltof slang search among
hooks and documents. The disparity
between industries as thus exhibited and
the Industries- sctuslly conducted in
factories and in commerce, Is often wide.
Itls considered of great importance that
some part of the examining force should
have temporary detailstostudy the in-
dustrlrsof their divisionsss they exist
in feet, and for this purpose on expendi-
ture of If.” is asked.
. AW-
Wink risers, Hrs. Brow-ca,
how lengd’ysthlnk I'm going tohsorowd.
orient cf myewn libraryby that yam
men stint messes your daughter
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Eva ”moose-milled t’s all Mt.
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Portherhense Bteak........
flirlion Steak
teak .
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The abovzgprices lo" sir «ii. for Cflmflwn
Bakil‘g tier”
Powder
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
1:} North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
That Third Tun.
There has been a good deal of com-
plaint of late of pain and inflamma-
tion'in the third too. Sometimes it
affects one foot, and sometimes both
are troublesome. 37p to date no one
seems to have diagnosed the case
properly. Here in no opportunity
for some medical msoarch that shall
solve the problem ‘lf what. many per—
sons call the third too disease.
In some instances the toe is iii—
flamed and sensitive to the touch; in
others them is no outward indication
of any difficulty, but all the same
there is continual pain and uneasi-
ness, maemrxlic at times, and again
steady, hggreeeive and very irritat-
ing to‘tho nerves. Tho (-uiiiplnint
with some eufferors hi that it is; im-
possible to keep the foot still, With
others thntit causes a condition of
general nervonsiimu. Another pa-
tient says that the pain runs to the
heart, and another that it involves
tho entire belief the body. Some
scientist has mid that someday we
are to have no tors at all. Perhaps
this. is the first symptom of this con—
dition.
Maybe evolution lin—i already out
in. If so, and tho symptoms in-
crease in severity. it will evidently
be a painful pmcoss. >New York
Ledger.
flow ‘l‘liiniblcs Arc Made.
In the making of it thiinblo there
are Several operations, tho blank
passing into the cup and then the
rolling on of the bond. Thor) the
thimhlcs, which have assumed a form
warranting tho nnnw, are carried to
the factory proper. and after bur-
nir‘hing the more initil't'i-tlllg process
of kuurliiig is IM‘l‘le mod Tli'L-i knurl‘
iiig is lilt‘ forming of the little iii-
rlwintioiis which rr-r-eivo the mid of
tho nor-«lit: and twin. in pushing the
point. through the filill'ir‘. The cup
is placed in it lathe, tliooixrriitor with
a. siiitubletool knerls tlioonrl of the,
illillililt'.
During this t)pt'l‘:iil(lll ii peculiar
and by no means unpleasant musical
sound is? emitted with varying tones.
The point of tlio tliimble being
rmvliod. a lint lillf‘l'il'i' finishes the
side, and with :1 sharp algal tool the
Inliir-‘lllli cutting at the airline of the
band bi pr-r'l'nriiiul. Thou on another
lnilioitiepliiml in a hollow block
and the inside burnished. All the oil
aiirlriii-t ill‘t‘ tin-n l‘i'iflui‘t‘tlJil’lillhe
thluililo is ymlislml iillii iriuilo ready
for the market. , litii‘iiii’ili‘r'.
detail. A fine exhibition of this beautiful work
A new
0005 AND ENDS.
In eight Kansas ciiiw woman voters ont-
number the men.
In Samoa the bride wears awreath of
flowers, a dress of 00003 matting and has
her face colored with turmeric.
Over 80 per cent of the shipping of the
world is bruit on the British inlet. and near.
ly onclhrilf of this on the Clyde.
,Bank holidays in England are Easter
Monday, Monday of Whitesuntirlc week,
the first Monday in Aumrsr, rind Dec. 25 if a
weekday.
The most highly prized piece of ancestral
silverware [inserted by the been of Vir-
ginia is n mammoth stirrup cup. which.
even when empty, is a burden for two stal-
wart arms to lift up.
Says the Boston Globe. "it is adistinct
advance for a man to acquire the ability to
any on occasion, 1 can't afford it,’ but he
might in say it just as often to himself as
he says it to his w ife.”
There are ‘93 institutions in Rrisisili called
technical railway schools, for the special
educational pciziple for all brnncheeof the
railway service. All but. three are con-
trolled by the government.
Dr. M. .‘l. Stapler of Macon saw a fish—
hnwk pounce upon and Mick its views into
a large tmtit. which it could neither lift
nor got away from. Mr. Stapler had little
tiiiiimlty in capturing both the bird and
fish. ‘
A iviiil in the New Yuri; courts over the
posst‘isniidl of 11 child has lu-onriecided sat-
isfactorily in both ilfiif‘llrf‘. The mother
will have inwsr‘x‘rloll of the boy during the
summer, and in winter hewill live with his
father.
Dentists are great users of costly metals.
Besides gold for stoppinge, two—seventh» of
the world's ccnauiiiptiuii of platinum is
cmpinyrd by their) in making the wires by
which the artificial thrill are firmly fur
toned to a plate.
Probriblythe rirlicet town in the coun-
try, in [mint of imputation. is lirmklinn, a
suburliof lithium. The inhabitants lllllll'
be! loss than 13.1!!! and Drvn property vul-
uod at $23eran its wealth increased 114
per cent lac-gt ymr.
A Prim slinpuiri ordinarily fir-gins at a
salary of from $5 to 3% :1 thumb. Besides
shc invariably into» it (urinals-ion on her
holes, vary ing from our in.” to l per cent,
according to her ell-Tree. Many receive as
high us fill) a month in salary rind make
much more in C0lilllll~lili)llti.
filo-n \i'lmf lieu Guru.
It is (‘llr‘llllliill'y to rilltiliit' till the
gum chewing upon the girl“ the
period, Don't you inzikvninietuln‘.
Plenty of men ('lli'w gum, it is
usually private. at least out of public
view, but they buy gum in vast
quantities «Ivory day. In nearly
ovary restaurant, upon (‘\'l'ry rigor
stand, on almost every cashier‘s desk
you'll are the gunilmx, From half a
or. etltolt ifl‘tlriliilf stir-knot mitiittre
disposed of in it single plnmiuvery
r it '.
'b‘riomu buy it for the breath," said
ii t-iiiiliivrof my lii‘llliflliltllllt‘t‘. “This
sortni.’ gum is heavily cliui'tzorl with
mini itiiil is taken in preforunco to
r'lovosmid other stuff. Some think
it aids digestion, A good many take
it along for their girls. they say.
But, blurs you, I don‘t know. [only
know from day in day we nvi rages
box arr-roof gum hold to men who
come from the bar and lunch coon:
tor." «New York lit-raid.
A Bernarkablc Cure.
One of the most remarkable cures ever
known in Maine occurred not long ago in
Portland. Three or four years ago a lady
in that city was afflicted with what. was
supposed to ho eciiitii: fllullnlniinlii. She
lost theiiao nf llflitfrnli. and ankle, then of
the arniuu that. aid». instead of growing
better the dimers continually incn-nsui un-
til the whole. of tllll.‘ side of her body was
practically helpless.
agreed, some calling it rlicuniatisiri, min-rs
paralysis. a fail received a few years before
being by uvvral support.“ to be th: cause.
But all treatment was iiiiavrtillnu. The
disease, whatcwr it moi. continued its slow
but dreadful pmgrt‘sn until the lady was
entirely helpless. unable to move band or
foot.
it was at this time that the miracle oc-
curred. One day during the temporary
absence of her nttt-ndrintin another room,
the invalid slippul from her chair. and be-
ing unable to summit herself any fell to the
floor. ‘ The family were much frightened,
but were reassured on finding that no seria
one harm had been done. but the wonder
crime it day or twu inurr when the helpless
invalid began to netrtiiiali her friendsby
moving her built“ and doing things she had
been unable to momplish for months. The
move was asstcady but much mors
rapid t antlw decline. until now she is
fully restored to but old time health and
skill. Whether the fall Jarred from the
brain saint of blood that was holding her
in prison or what the cause, it is evident
that the fall was what freed her from her
lnflmitlfl.“liewlllttm Journal.
if a New Work millioniimi'm gives a din-
ner at iith avenue and 36th street, costing
$00.00, which gives ill people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1.41”.le in doo-
ms‘ bills and finally have to pay £5.00
each forCsrtuslilcodCure to cure tlwin.
Whatvrould bathe suing per espitn if
the (“W should not be given. thm
being to persons at the fart"
W it Finland‘s; drug ohm, where
The Canon of and flair.
Science orplninn the phenomenon
of red hair thus: it is current lryfl
stipcrnbundnm'o of ii‘rm in the Moral.
This it is that impart»: the vigor. the
elasticity. the great vitality. the
ovorflowrng and thoroughly healthy
animal life that runs riot through
the veins of the ruddy haired. and
this strong. woticnt animal life is
what readers them more intense in
all their emotions than their more
languid follow matures.
The excess of iron is also the cause
of freckles on the peculiarly clear,
white skin which always accompa-
nies red hair. The skin is about»
mally sensitive to the action of the
sun's rays, which not only bring out
the little brown W in abundance,
but also burn like a mustard plaster,
producing a «racer, creepy sensation,
as if the skin was wrinkling up.»
American Analyst. you may have the prurient wired and
curriculum “Wilton uhvuli'd’hk "iv Wm"
M
Darwin gave ital WWW“ that r fl ; l i, Ghiidfan cry fOT
some hints can see, and an indlsn
um relates some cations. inci. Pitcher’c Bacteria.
dents which tend tcvcrlfy the belief.
Ohscrflngonsmorningthsttheten-
drilsofsconvoivulnsonhisvsrands
witsfldid’lygsaoedovermmrdbls
as snsttttuds rsposs,
from of with
a
«Mahayandekmewiflm
mumscmnmrum
macaw-thfimhm
”animus-minim
’n
.M
‘e. in
'l'or‘bsglns
a course to your dinner. and an manner of good livink~
-—————ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS l.\' PLATlNO’l'Yl’EF
open for inspection.
The doctors were not '
sits ..
with us and nickemyi
course of savingis in
iii
lliir Prices Are low
FOR
lire! Glass Stock
CHAE-‘L. E. SEYMOUR,
Leadin- Grocer, 33 Washin on Street, Telehone Call 13-2.
To All People Everywhere. wiser! liens. H ‘
..... ..............'.i:ic
with the best markets in lli town. or state.
E. d. 'WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIEE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE’8 MARK?!
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephonncall,b2-li. i Satisfaction guaranuied. | Telephone call, 5-7-3
- Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS 1N
SHAWN. PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA.
in hand work from the original negative. Thli superior grade of work dinner he made from
copies, but must be done from the original negative only. thereby preserving all the line qual-
ity of the same. and producing in the finished picture velvety softness and richness of tone and
may now be seen at Studio.
—F[Nl€ l’if‘TI'RE‘FRAMES IN IVORY-AND (i0LD-——-
line of
m
i. M. llllliSilll, Pliillillilill’llili, 53 Will ST" llilliVlllK.
ram. 8: case..."
RealEstateandlnsuranoe.
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons iooktn foralut or house and lot.
with the View 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. i. e have them for
sale in every part of the rity at rearranulib
prices and on easy terms. antic ii
I
\VAN’I‘BIL
Titdiioi'r .m e; ..i.‘.'....i‘....i‘.-.,’..i.i.
young man wuulr like is imaltiori as
clerk. l ndcremnds bonkkeeplpg. x[that class
.. ,
mferences trit'cn, Address, "\ Box
fist: h‘onth Norm-elk. Conn. n6 3t
\ 0:45 Hill Villa. South Norwalk. Conn.
1 This ilirtrniing piece will be open all
winter for permanent: or transient boarders.
Families l heraily treated with: house first
class; trolley vars. pass the house; terms
moder-
sis
111 hr
I)RE§§)KAKING by the day. Terms. 'lfii
. ('all between 7 and 8 in the evening
Mr?k Martinez. L't ifoviland street. South Nor.
Vv'f\ . er
'1'" lsld'l‘.
ROOM apartments; first floor Sw‘amrtz—d'
Corby-f! hulldin'. Bi and E! Washington
street. inquire. 025 Well Cigar company‘s
office, {<3 “ il’ihiflflillll of reel au‘Ji if
P‘lflixifififii) mum, privilege of bath. N0.
.6 South Main street. South Norivnlk.
no 3t
[slanted voyivorienres. No. irl South Main
street. '5 moms. rent stow: lower part of
house. No. ill Day «not. root loiv. Alec lower
part of il‘J'd‘l'. No.40 Etta-t avenue, East. Nor-
wnlir. ii rooms, n-iii slim Apply to ‘W.
informant imvkwwd )lnriufauiilriri: Cr». or
on the llfPinlat-. nl lit
‘RUM Dcwmbrr l. .i sit room mite e, Juiwri
rarrl avenue Apply in Cilcalt'l‘ . Clarke,
l! Qulritaril. avenue. of if
IIOi'HE of live room-i and wash illlli‘ef‘. cist—
em and but well ul' Witter, near Riiway-
trm station. Rent. 9.- muritli, by year only.
inquire of station agent.
l)ART of buyer house, Woodward avenue.
rent. In: .\o. In Wmaiward avenue. rent.
Sillzpnrt of house (‘le'firr South Main street and
liarifonl plare.n-ni. Sit: lliirlliutr house and
horn. (‘heaptogr‘unlrrnnnr Apply in E. A.
“nunwiiirr
nil lw
HE top the lnr-nrrinw
hullrliiiyig now occupied by Bfiiler Lodge.
i. (l. U. it‘. or paitlculars in: hire of it. rt
Brmvnugt his stun-on South nln street. or
George 1-. iiearse, (‘ity National flank. of; if
"raisin A vi}.
5 i:. r.‘ xiii-hr
floor in
building rm Water airect,
la nnpp.
Ff"! SA Ill}.
iiAl ‘KUS hut” moron/which will be sold
k‘m (‘iit‘lxr for want of use. Apply at till:-
0 Pf".
I At mare "Lady Velma," also carriage.
spindle, sleigh. rind hurries-s. All in and
order. inquire of W.
I'lur‘s'. East Knrwrtlk.
Ilfis'l‘.
‘ ‘Uiillle Hotter-dog. black with tan mark~
l lngtl. whiti- strl a- lnbrrasn Answers in
nzirneuf Jack; sultab or reward will be paid by
returning him to W. H. 3/ it)
“LIA. Nil. 5 i)
street. smith Somalis. Milt
A. Ksynmrirl, 7 its
m‘tl2
I"!!!Y N I).
, liURHZ blanket nel‘ri'rninioinhiééi
school house. (Mm-r can have it b rov-
ing property. Inquire nt.l.rl. ileMntt's mgiiry.
now? i
I)ll‘iTlllf‘T ill" SOR‘VALK. 55.. PROBATE
. (tonrt. November Mix. A. 1).. 1m
Points of William H. iienedlr-t, late of Nov-
walk. in said District. rim-am]
(luiizltln. That the atlmli‘ilatvatrlx
exhibit her administration arr-mint
to this (form for adjustment. at. the
Probate Office in Norwalk. on the bill:
day of November. Mil, at 2 n'r‘louk. after-
nmnmml that a persons lair-mired in said
Estate may be not tied ihsrmf.thc administra-
trix will cause this order to be published in a
newspaper tinvliii'rn circulation in said District.
and post riroilyl immfrm the sign .t in mild
Nnrtvriilr. nearest the pint. where! alienated
laatriwi-It.nt Intel six days before said iflth
day of November. letti.
AHA ii. WOODWABD.
Judg
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W Hill "
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RAGAN’S
CELEBRATED
ILLUSTRATED
LE TU RE
4m 1’le
WORLD’S
see.
some lilllilfllli
Congregational Church.
mm at Piuiolad'lJ’lle‘. Heresy ass
Planers an
nov‘.‘ it
a
*1omim cry for
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