I... When you ‘are
troubled withal ugh
911.com, use
lid-”sleds tough '1emedy
.1...-
tI’Illisted’n B1 nzoin
C room will reml ve all
blemishes from the
complexion.
llWhen you want
something ap ropri-
ate for anniver ary or
weddingkgifts11ook at
, our stoc have
‘ . many fine pieces in
Gigi Glass. ‘
rr‘flcyal Mueller
mel‘l Derby.
liter Dinner tonnes.
in sets or ' gle.
IIII PIa sled
”Drugg st,
143 Washln on St.
M1 SOUTH NOB ALK.
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n‘WaII Pa1per,
mills. anus. cuss.
spill -‘ “USHES,1‘ Bic.
nag;- warzfik—w—
' “you a e gesd u to Paint.
iélilll guarantee flirtation In
M W'- 3
{We ate only it stts Puts.
W» tell and linseed
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Wide. 1.
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9 Waehl1‘gton on.
it
HATS
We sell1 the best two dollar Hat sold 1n the slate.
-4';1s .11
TlllihliVE‘lIIIIG ' SENTINEL
Jessi: cw: alum and motor.
mwummmm
I03" 30"” me Ami.
Ban I—Cweor Day and Tubes streets.
Box I—Orcmstrect.
ear iii—West crest. Wis lreeklln street
Box 1% emit. opposite school.
30! I‘M Neath Kain and Anestresta.
'01 W Risk street and Beyvlew
avenue ‘
Bea te-h’l’crwdlk iron Works building.
Box MW lest avenue and Cedar
Box “W West ‘stre'et end Taylor
“sou.
Ben M nyavenne and Benton street.
Box IS-Llorner South Ilaln end Monroe
strode.
Box alt-rm Light station.
Box u—ljalrfleid avenue end Coder street.
scorn uoawsnx.
memrupleelOu-ony arenas-g
v materiel.
—Heed’eice cream always on hand.
.ltlss n. Cole. or lenhell street, has
recoveredlrom e cerium attack at in-
flammatory rheumatism.
—-i‘resh pork vile, at Hayes‘ market.
lies Bersh"E.Nash, ol Beyview eve-
nue. wentto Boston yesterday to visit
her nephew. Barry W. Nash.
--!'or stylish cloaks and jackets go to
. W.
W. Jim Matthew. a prominent vio—
linist of New York city, is visiting his
sister. in N. 9. Becker. of South Main
street;
towa,etiene’s. _ __ 1
——I"res1hpork 12k. at Hayes market.
Electric Light Commimioner Winches-
ter will be home lrom Rome, N. Y..
where he is super-intending the oonstuct~
Inn at a plant, about November 13, to see
how efleireere moving along here and
to take a looklat that pretty new cottage
which be h building on (lirerd piece
new nearing completion.
—Do‘i1’t leilto be prudent. Go to u.
Kriegcr’s (or your cloaks and millinery.
M 13¢ cents, et Heyes' market.
Cerpentersaud painters are at work
getting the west store in Ten SENTINIL
building ready lor W. A. Benedict, who
will occnpy‘it on or about November 15
with a stock of clothing and goat's lur-
nishings. The lrontend interior ol the
store have been painted a pure white.
Iergsplatforms (or the show windows
have been built. and the work of lilting
up the-tore will be begun in a low days.
_——Pleuty 0! fresh Huyler’s candy at
lane’s. .
A horse belonging to William Low
took (right in the lront yard 0! his
owner’s home on Westpovt avenue.
yesterday afternoon. end ran into the
street and down as lsr es Barnum
Icekcr‘e residence. where the animal
turn-diets) an open gate, smashing the
gate post. upsetting the wagon and
breekinglbe harness. He was caught
in the yard.
~For gent's. ladies and children’ a un-
derwear, go to A. Dicker-men a Son s.
The new landmine building on Wash-
legion street. the ant door at which
will be occupied by Sccheld & Hoyt. ls
creeping ekywerd. The third-story Iloor
m are In Hans. and the brick work.
eeceptlng the front, will probably be
completed within a week. It .Is Ilr.
Werlils’e Intention. It is understood.
to divide the «coed door Into unless and
living dpertments. and make the third
floor a hall. .1.
--Frssh hem lie. at iieycs' mnrlu-t
MM.
Ianagrr Knapp takes pleasure in so
eonncianhegseet cotton and his big
nonunion woo-n: sad but on-
vaudeville company (or the attraction
Saturday evening. November lltb. He
mull.“ willhsoeeof the beetollle
kind that will visit South Noswelk this
”on. " Tilt 'l'fvet ilsfton. the original
nun wide a funny walk. whose funny
walk It. mads both countries rear with
W.Vpoeltlv appears at every per
mull! ’1 The charming
soehrsttr Minn- 1m, 3 Dongle,
who-fie fin Wis levor abroad.
more. ticketing role.
urns populerw priced jackets go to ll.
[sister’s 1.1.1.1...
The question 0! fuel. particularly dur-
Ieg theleli‘knd wietsrle. sessions one to
my poor lemlllsv in Booth flcrwslk.
iiFurnlshlngs
pensiveehmdln the hearts of a buym g c din-1 ,.
Box swwngtonend Norlhllaln‘
duets.
—'I'be largest line of line candles in .
sCO...
o.Norwalk.
Thsllrslossin the United States for
thcwesk ending November 8. was .1.-
clones. lassince January 1. 1M.
$118,916,160.
~For lediee‘ and children‘s cloeks go
to A. Dickermen a Son's.
The divorce case at Ire. Resdmem
against her husband. William Reedluee.
will come up in the Superior Court.
November 24.
-—'l'hs Ilre sale Is opposite the Norwalk
Boston store.
. A special meeting of the Norwelk
Horse ltsllrnedoompeny will be held
next week Wednesday evening to con-
sider the claim presented by the com-
pany against the estate of James W.-
Hyett. deceased. end to determine
whether It shall he released or press-
outed.
~11. Krieger is showing the lergut
end best smortment cl Iediss’. mimes'
end children' a coat;
—-II. J. llchrney has secured one of
the stores in Donovan’s new building.
Until this is‘rwedy he has bench room at
Wheeler’s, Washington street. where he
will attend to ell orders lor harnemre
end do ell kinds of repairing.
[mt night an snjoyebio surprise party
was tendered kit. and Hrs. Samuel Fur-
gsraon at their home, 22 Day street.
Forty-two people were present. among
them being Mr. end Hrs. Cornell, Kr.
and kiss. A. Rice. Ir. Dmlen,lr. and
Ira. E. Crolnt. Relruhmmts were
served and dancing was enjoyed.
—Does Polly went a cracker? Talking
parrot for sale, 80 Franklin street.
lire. John Murray, 0! High street. was
toasting breed this morning. who the
sleeve of her morning gown caught fire,
and in a second she was enveloped in
flames. Her grand-daughter. ill-
Florcncc Del-‘orest. stood near and
promptly threw a wrap around her
grandmother's shoulders and smothered
the flames before they could reach the
flesh.
-;Spend a pleasant evening by attend-
ing the Junior Prohibition Club sociable
et lystic Uhain hell. to marrow night.
——Winler clothing at a sacrifice at the
great lire sale. Horse and trolley care
pass the door. _
Dwyer‘s Novwalk city bend gave e
concert at St. Ilery‘a church lair last
evening. To-night Prol. Hcynen'e
orchestra render a choice Winnie
The door presents last night were award—
ed as follows: Scerpclle, music box;
[Jule Derncy. statues; Nora Callahan.
banjo; Thomas Powell. large doll; lire
Daniel Torpy. clock; Joseph inwry,
plecqne; Sadie Smith. writing desk:
klery Murphy. hen; lies Nolan. watch;
Thomas Hope, watch.
«Heed' a candy lre‘sli every day.
A young grocery clerk on North lain
street was enjoying himself. Monday
evening, throwing stones at the windows
of a young lady's apartments on the
same street. when the window was and-
dsnly opened end he received the con-
tents ol a huekrtol water. To make
matters worsehe was bombarded with
thcoontsnts ol the coal bin near the
window.
wJeck lroet is here. Welcome him In
one of Kriogrr‘e latest style cloaks.
'l'bc readiness with which lorolgnsre
adept themselves to American ways and
custom was illustrated last night In one
of the views shown at the Began lecture.
lt wee that of three South Sea islanders.
clothed In nature’s garb. Although.
probably. only a few in the audience no-
ticed It, one of the brewny black lsliows
held between his fingers e hell-smoked
cigarette ol the American type. The In.
congrulty of the thing could not help
provoking eemlle on the laser at those
who noticed It.
-B. 0. Tomilneon. the North Ileln
strestdrugglst. lathe solsagsntia Nor-
welk for Dr. Ferdinand Kcshn's cele-
breted German Aromatic hitters. best
ever made lor the stomach.
“DIWALI NlWfi.
e llreewy nudges or Its-s m. sea
lineal-deltas"...
The Jackson-Bette wedding takes piece
at noon tomorrow.
Company F voted. last nlght. to hold
agrendbellln the armory on Thanks.
giving eve.
Ir. see llrs. Welter lllesr. cl so
forthellfthtlmehytkesdvmtola
baby girl into the lemlly yut'm'dey
using. This is the thlrd child have
tothemwithineyesr.
20 211.
~m of delicllnu breed. et lens's ”T”
Deidre avenue. hevebssnmsdehsppy‘
W rut
:
k
The P. I. 0. will dance in theorend
Army Hell on the bridge. November 16.
Samuel Holly Is III with theng at
his hoarding piece on North Iain street.
Chief Engineer Wehle will cell the lire
department out Thursday "suing for
practice.
—Ask lor Head's cough drops; immod-
Ietc rsllsl: largest box in the notable.
Mr. and Ilrl. "Danbury Jack" are In
South Norwelk alter an absence cl sever-
al months. .11.
Ilse Merle E. Curtis. of Newtonvillo.
He... comes home today toeth the
Jackson-Bette wedding.
Colonel A. Ii. Keith. of Pittsburgh.
spent last evening at the Raymond
homestead on Knight street.
Ir. end lire George Bescrolt. at
Philadelphia. are guests cl letter Carrier
George Nickereon. cl Spring Hill.
Peter Garvey. e "amp. wee before
Justine Coolidge this morning. He was
lined ‘2 end costs for drunkenness.
Policemen Timothy J. Howard and
Mrs. Ilery J. lahoncy of High street,
will be married at St. Navy's church.
Thanksgiving "9.11. 11..
Chief Engineer Prowltt end some of
the members at Phoenix Engine company
witnessed the perede of the Westport
the department, yesterday.
-—F1-ssh hem12c. tlieyse' market.
The county commi-ioners will bein
session at the court room in South Nor-
walk. Ilondey. November lath. at me.
111.. for the purpose at granting licensee
John MoCormsok wee arrested lei-t
night for being drunk end assaulting his
wile, whom he bruised quite badly.
This morning Justice Barrett lined him
to end costs.
A. Graham Parker. a nephew of Mrs.
Edwin Clarke. cl Elm street. died in
Chicago yesterday. He formerly lived
in Brooklyn end has quite well known
in Norwelk. __ ____
All the keys at E. G. Tomlinson’s drug
store having been given out. persons
holding them are invited to cell end
ascertain If they hold the one which will
unlock the box containing .15 In gold.
—Twenty per cent. discount on all
cloaks purchased at the Boom Store.
Norwalk. this week.
A fenner hermit—l Stowe came to N0!-
' walk yesterday end got drunk. lie was
arrested end this morning was fined fl
and costs by Justice Coolidge. James
Crregh went security for him until he
went home and got the money to settle.
A brilliant reception was given in the
Bunnie Staples building. Bridgeport.
Monday evening, by lire. Ernest P. Lyon.
not Ili- Joeephine Lockwood. end Kiss
Nollie Brothwcll. lies Pauline Swords,
of South Norwelk. end Him Fannie
Renard, ol Norwelk. attended.
The time (or receiving lists having
elapsed. the town board of amateurs will
soon begin sorting. arranging alphabetic-
ally and benching these valuable sheets cl
pepsr. It Is neomery to go over them
very eerslully. Omissloae must he look-
ed alter. records examined In the town
clerk's ofloe. end booksmede. While
this work is in progress theasssseors will
mnpy e room over Town Clerk Smith’s
eilloc. on the third floor of the bank
building. The task of examining the
recordssndmeklng an abstract at the
reel estate translate dnringtheyear.ls
In the heads of Iertin 8. Crew, who has
performed the duty many years. The
law says the assessors‘ books must he
died with the town clerk December 1r.
end they say the time Istcoshort todo
the work as cerelully as they would like
to do It. The probability is that the
grand list will be about the same as last
yeer' s.
n—esw ill mots. at Heyss' market.
lire. James Jscqoss died at her vesi-
denoe. the Alexandria hotel. corner cl
Water end Union streets. Bridgeport.
Ire. Jacques” maiden name was Annie
lack. fibsweshcrn In Nerwalk lei-ty-
swoysersago. Five years sgoahs he.
cemeinfatneted with Jecqnss and our.
Although living Ine piece
that has been raided es s disorderly
houses number 0! “use. she was a.
tvsmslygood heated. finches-1w sa-
tsnded to every enhancers
liopweonsvevapptlsd at Jeeqoes‘
plesswltkoet receiving m from
Mmerkkwlls. ApscsIIartestlmeelel
to her semester Is. that although the
yesterdeyfimornieg. of Bright's (11...... charge
not limit children’s 111111 a...
at , 155. or 2 Pair for 255.
l’n lssonsdlolllns IIoIIar' IIid Gloves for lids.
W
‘ oven was elven
Iowa and Gossip cl the Day
lentil.
Alter November llith the post office
will close at 7 o’clock in the evening.
The Epworth league will meet Friday
evening with bliss Sadie Randell. 0!
Riverside avenue.
Mrs. Thomaem Wood. of Hill street.
East Norwslk. Is slowly recovering lrom
a very serious end protracted illness.
Rev. A. II. Wyatt. ol the Norwaik
Methodist church. will exchange pulpits
with Rev. C. M. Pegg next Sunday
morning.
llrv. James Ilnnlord and daughter, of
Elmcrut Terrace, Norwalk, and Miss
Ida Barker. of Stamford. are spending a
few days with hire. D. I. lianlord. ol
Ileple avenue. __
Edwin Erwin. the boy who was ar-
rested for breaking out windows in the
Ambler e Perry hat factory. owned by
Theodore Iowndee, was found guilty by
Justice Barrett yesterday alternoon. The
justice gave the boy in the court room
a severe lecture on the line of such tricks
as the above, and punished Erwin by
making him pay the costs ol the case.
which will amount to about till.
ROWATTON
Ilse Kate Hills is sick with the grip.
Principal Baldwin will give an illus-
trated lecture on the “World’s Fair." to
night, in the school house.
bile playing duck-on-the-rock with
several other boys. Willie llsrrls, Jr..
wee struck in the head with a stone,ecci-
deutellv thrown by Lawrence Grant.
Iii! head was cut open.
Judge Fox. oueol San Francisco‘s most
prominent men, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. William Kosher.
John Jackson and wile have returned
to their home In San Francisco after an
extended visit with live. timber. Mr.
Jackson is connected with the treasury
department of that city.
Royal A. Mills was kicked by e horas.
what, but it was thought to be nmh
serious until yesterday afternoon, when
his stomach swelled tosuch an extent
that he could not go htflne without es
considers Mr. Mills’ injuries very serious.
Yesterday afternoon Richard Crockett.
the eight-yoer-old son of Frank Crockett.
with several other boys, was playing
ebonteloadol sedge belonging to Ed-
ward Ladrigen. when he fell off of the
wagon. Belors he could get out ol the
way another team. driven by Arlhur
Illis. came up behind him and the
wagon. also loaded with sedge. passed
over his head end body, tearing his Ielt
eat partly oil. making a severe cut over
the right templo.end breaking one of his
ribs. The boy's condition In considered
very serious. His injuries were attended
to by Dr. W. C Burke. Jr.
llklllhll.
It. Matilde Euphrat Iv visiting in Mt.
Vernon. N. Y.. and Miss Adele l-luphret
h the guest of relatives In Yonkers. She
will also visit Albany and other places In
New Yory state.
TheophileEuphret. the Inventor cl a
vgy' sneer-lei life saving device lov
cars. has given a man In Youngs-
n, Ohio. the privilege of pleolng the
on the car lines throughout
hack and Jen Ivenie
' hos west. of electric Division,
of Temperance, last evening.wes
, y attended and proved a gretilying
succes- to those having the eflelr In
Visitors were present lrom
South Norwelk. Roweyton and Stern-
lord.
ll. lde (lot! and Arthur Whitney
were quietly mervled last evening at the
homeof the brIde, Rev J. ll. Carroll.
pastor of the Methodist church perform-
Ingths cvromdny. Only the relatives
end user islands of the contracting per-
tlrv were prmsnt. _.....
scum NINE CON Illlllllll.
Important Ivewte or the stay In roses
Inn-unite. Iuweil.
The shipment of hats from Denhury
for the was} selling November 4 was
1.83m
Areport h again In circulation that
the Salvation army will make enedovt
volcanism
lone Octewell Thompson. olbsobory,
sue-maelstrom, died vsrysoddsely
elvelveiudiessssolihshesrt.
Thwart is that the Deehery bet“
WM hedeslered"
«www.mmMs-m
“Monument tiles.
W Mics. e eiesyeenold sol-
“hostile
esvdtoymmraeevwhyelrelehtnais
8W“
Sunday. The injury pained him 5%”
Mace. A physician was called end he
A. 7 Dickerman . & son,
- 84 WASfilNGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all' 111 [dawning Power. --Latcst U. S. Gov’ t Report.
Bolling
mPowder
We! puns
wesrroar. ‘ “
‘ The drawbridge Is being replenked.
Mr. end hire. Esther Beers.ol Herr.
lord, are visiting in town.
A. E. Stone. the new superintendent
ol the Weetport Water and Electric Light
company, is giving excellent satisfaction.
He keeps the station in excellent con-
dition. The plant is complete in every
detail end is a credit to the village.
An incipient blaze was discovered in
the Democratic club rooms, in the Jessup
block. yesterday morning, The fire
originated in some bunting used lor
decanting purposes, and. it is thought.
rooms were tilled with smoke, which at
treated the attention of the family In the
apartments adjoining. and they prompt-
ly extinguished the demos
fire department took place yesterday
afternoon.
occasion. Chic! Engineer Jones, who '
companies with considerable pride to t
chiels of Bridgeport, Norwsllr. South
Norwalk. Danbury and Bethel.
Bethel firemen were in the ranks.
line of march covered Westport end
Beugetuck. Al; the
with their jumper, gully decanted with
engines and the truck were also decorat-
ed end drawn by home. The proces-
The test was satisfactory.
firemen were then benqueted It the new
nished and served by the ladies.
Owe cffiothern' Jokes.
During his on out n 1%
wy" had been pe ormed wit
enel cast on theoccss
Charles Met ewsa redas epteln
icy Smooth A. homes ir Frederick
Blount. John Ryder as the Old Member.
eph
persons of equal prominence in the profes-
only In the club scene. lie calls loudly ev.
try now and ti en lur the waiter to bring
him the sun x, limes other members
are making the some demand at the ea In:
time, the waiter always passes him by. an
empty. which fact he emphasizes by turning
it amide down, at the same time exclaim-
Ing. “And It is all gone!" This Is a small
part, but It generally “goes" with roars of
laughter, and on this Important occasion
the moat ol it. But on calling for the
mailbox the waiter. according to the busi-
ness ol the mac. passed him by end was
on the point of handing It to Sir Frederick
lllount. the Old Member still vocilcratlng.
"Welter. suufl'boxl"
J udgc then at his horror. Indiguatlon and
consternetlon when Bother-n coolly waved
the waiter on, and pointing to Ryder said.
"That old gentlemen seems to be making
each n lose about It. let him have It first."
one. the mailbox being handed to
the Id Member time early In the proceed-
inge killed his entire scene. 01: the first
Impulse ol the moment Ryder was on the
let u! hurling the object at Hothsrn's
and, but then the ludlcroue nature 0! the
sell struck him. when be commenced wroer
with laughter. and not being able to con-
trol himself arose end Iclt the stage. There
were a number ol actors present In the au-
dience, end they called Ryder back several
times upon the sot-nu fictbern all the while
curiae (rem one to the other. murmur
look of amazement n his lace. so much
as to say “What In al ltble about?” Alter
a low minutes Ryder. having gelnrd the
mastery over his feelings. resented hlmself.
and the scene contmeucod all over again as
If nothing bed hepprned.~Chlcago inter
Ocean.
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An Artist With None.
A great artist In generally a uppers-d to ho
concrvous that the smallest ntrrtemps
Is snlllclent to upset him. Sarasota is a
potently an exception. When he was me-
Ing his appearance at the Norwich lestival
recently. a curious accident belell him.
which would have been sulllclent to drive
most artists at hls caliber from the
form. lie was down to play Dr. hl
sle’s "Plumb." uni he came lcrwetvl in
his habitual calm way and. wlth his beck
turned to the audience. stood chettlng lor
e moment with Mr Retlvmenn. the leader
at the trend. until the latter gently rs-
mlndsd him that Its. Rand wee
standlng.betonlnsir.roedyto n. Then
bares-ts turned round. and tucking his
Ilddle under his chin began to pier—hut1
not the “Plhrnch "
ll:flrmlts unfailing? ohms sprang first!
11 was nature 7
maria wtmmnc'onducting lore
tow here. while Bare-eta still wanton play-
louse-ism vsrydllsrvntlromthsopsn-
lupus-sum Iststarsd mndutos
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started (ram a spark from a cigar The
The annual inspection of the Westport
The village was gully deco-
rated with liege and hunting, and the
boys. in their natty uniforms. looked as
it they had been kept boxed up lor the
Several
The
latter place the
Saugetuck liose company loll In line
flags and streamers. vigilant and Compo
aim was headed by Heine‘s bend. of
South Norwelk. At the conclusion ol
the parade the water works were tested,
two streams being thrown from the
hydrants at each end of the drawbridgc.
The
opera house. The tables were spread
with an abundance ol refreshments lur-
ndon‘ Mon-
occss'oa 0! some heal}:
and the other characters were assigned to
nice. The part 0! the Old Member appears
he does not get the mailbox until It Is
Jack Ryder had laid himself out to make
. My
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Leadin Grocer. 33 Weshin
riherbanee Steak»
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Pork Sausage
The above prices are at ctly lor CASH.
PEDPIE 8 IIIKET.
13 North Help st., 80. Norwalk.
Telephone «11.52 8.
Anew
Ilur Prices Are low"
I Satisfaction guaranteed.
- mend
eWotvangls
tables am. tocln‘ ‘
a course to your disdained an assurance of good living
ill
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Women are Ilaklng Progress.
Clare Clemens. who is Mark Twain's
daughter is only twenty years old. but
she has alreedly written a play.
Miss Edna Lyell will soon add to her
list of excellent novels one of Irish rural
life, having recently paid a visit to Ire
land to get the local color.
The Ilrst Indian girl to become a train-
ed nurse is bliss Nancy Corns-hue, who
the Hartlord Training School for
nurses.
Mme. Schliemann is lullllling the
promise made to her late husband, and is
personally superintending much of the
work of excavations in Troy, for which
his name was so lemons. ,
The first woman to give lessons in
starching linen was Mrs. Dinghem. the
wife 0! Queen Elizabeth’s watchmen.
She charged 825 for teaching the process.
and #2 extra for preparing the starch.
Miss Osgood. ol Brooklyn. is the only
women who has ever been allowed to
work and copy In the Palace of Verssil
lea. France. She has sent some beautilul
specimens of porcelain painting to the
World‘s Fair.
A Parser: woman named Miss Sobragi
has studied law at Oxford, England, and
intends to practice in India. This is the
first‘110rienlel woman who has dared to
reulllre into the domain of jurispru-
deuce.
Mlle. Aimee llepiu, lhe armless artist,
who drew with her leer the pastel ml the
Duchess of York. is a young Genavolse
of remarkable ability, and as a child
drew with her lest better than most
people draw with their hands.
he cream was first mode by Dolly
Adams. the charming. hospitable lady
whom every one associates with the be
ginning of our country's history. The
Ilrst ice cream served was at Washing-
ton‘s first inauguration as President in
New York city. 1789.
An English lesbian in letter writing is
the commencing of a letter upon the last
sheet, instead of the first. and continuing
In the same way. It is more elegant to
writers short note upon the inside of a
double sheet. leaving the two outside
pages blank.
II
the lilo or the department, exhibited 11*?! just completed a course of training
Group is a terror In young mothers.
To post them concerning the Ilrst symp
tome and treatment Is the object of this
Its-m. The Ilrst indication of croup Is
hoemsnua. in e child who” to subject to
croup it may be taken as e sure sign ol
an approach 0! an attack. Following
this honrseness Is a peculiar, rough cough.
ll Chamberlain‘s Cough remedy Ia given
even after the rough cough Ira-appeared It
will prevent the attack. It has never
been known to hill. 25 and 50 cent but
ties for sale by II C. fitllinon. iirnggist
now 1.........
I! a New York millionaire gives it nun
”00.00. which gives 10 people dyspepsia
and thesspeople spend“. .00 in due
ors' bills and dually have to pay $1.00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them.“
what would bathe saving per capita It
being 8i patrons et the least?
inquire at Pleistod's drug sum, is 1.. r.
you may have the problem solved antl‘
eetlnformstton about (1 notes Bic llnm.
Henry Wilson. the postmorter at
Weishton. Florida. says he cured a case
of diarrhms ollongstanding In six hours.
withonssmsll bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
What I pleaseut surprise that must heve
been to the-um. finch cures are not
unusual with this remedy. In many in
stances only use or two doses are re-
quired to give permanent relief. It can
always be depended upon. When rs-
dncsd with water It Is pleasant to take.
Porseiehy (l. C fitllison. druggist.
meteors Iced his.
"fly child is subject to severe attacks
osdlsrrbres. boring the last sickness,
z...“ Dr. nun- titanium mature was freely
given sedan immdlsts cure resulted.
it would have rsqelrsda doses visits
I“ was: s‘mlvswonld
eavessvedthsil ideal the sblldlieet.
totem That the
' remedied
as soon as the child becomes hoarse or f
neratlith nvehueend Mthstm- -t.costrlg t
the dinner should not be given. that- W-
Children Cry for
Pltcher’ s Castoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Calorie.
when she was at (Mill; sh:- l'l'lPrl [or (‘tt'lturll-
When she burnme Miss, she clung to Csstorie.
When she had Children. she gavcthem Calorie.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Cestovla.
raviol- & Golden.
Iieal Eslale and Insurance,
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons lookl (drain or house and lot
with the viewo purchase I i
call and examine our 1mlist. a; m ent‘hgaglfg
eels In every of the manual)
prices and on mums city at r “a" 1'
__-. ,1;me
DOWNEY—ln South Norwalk, November I.
John Dewar}? aged 83 yrs. 611: Is d
H‘Fuueral rl eymmu ile'ciock. lrom
l-IL Mary schnrch,
WANTED.
'1 IIORCL' GHLI experienced and capable
young men would like a position as
clerk. l'ndersiunde book- deterring. Fireot clam
references ghen. Add res" ' Box
5M.Sout1h Norwalk. (“.onn olidilt
X TKORDUIIHI Y («imperial l-ousekee
Inelalullly of lllll‘r't‘. First- o'sss rs er-
onto; goodsa ary tot e H ht ers
’lINorth Main street. ‘ R p on Adm?“
A I 'OMPETEVT girl to do general house»
work. Apply al I High street. South
Nurwnlk. at Si
085 HIII Hills. South Norwelk.
111' This charming place will be opscnmaxll
winter (or permanent or transient boarders.
Families lbs-rally treated with: house that
class; trolley Inmguustlielmuse: termamoder-
his 118 hr
1)RESSMAKING l!) the day Terms. ll.“
(‘all between" - and 8 In the evening
illruk Martini-7. 2t Ilaviland street. South Nor-
srlrem
1‘0 lili'l‘.
A SE [TE 0! rooms. at 137 $0th 111.11} street.
South N I- lit I
Main street. 0 we liqulre at llll 23;";
4 noon-
tmcnis. lint tlnor swell}:
Lorbstt 1IuIdIn Ill ulllll
street. 1“sapphire. Olil We'll‘( Washingtop
adios-.96 ashlngvon street.
1“"
i‘fllfld ”camber I. a six room colt
lard avenue. AWI r to(‘ disaster?”
III Quinterd. avenue.
1.111) fill of live room had wash -
Hel‘i‘illohmllani wal’l of water}, awhfifi
n . .
inquire ol station “ammonh y
)Ai‘t'l' of lower house. Woodward eveiins
rent. . . e. W Woodward avenue. '
impart of runs corner south Mal In sine?“
Ianlord placenta! llurl limit h a
barn. ibseplngmxll’irnenl AppiyntonlA
RNISHEI) roan. II II
iii 80th Main st‘regl. 5055i. Nogilk. N0 ‘
earl:
WINIIIWAIID
lnp liner in line H Wigwam
TB; Lhulidlns. onwotnnpledlv Butlsrlaal “mugs"
or particulars it'lfha’rso
llrnwn. at In store on Month {1%
(loom I'. .t‘lty Natlone
flAhhhulhlln now "
8‘ ”1'1““ 1! slants-est. A
RA‘l‘ Kill?“ welsr motor. which
cheap [or went of use App‘l'ynn': m
A! mere “n.1, Wine," __ _1
I I . 11
shpllvlkeel ”A lteygmfiln'n.”
A
i
chat met
ntnrnl
street. goth
all”).
lOBDO'l
(' "‘f’ "gal-rep. Ibreak with
nemeor Oglllmllffi we will 12%
‘ fififiillfi‘iilf ‘
w‘flflfl NIH"? "KIN...”
Saturday. Nov. l l.
The Great err-ms end his big cit-Io Opera
and with 01m Veedsvliis Company. pressu-
leg the helcst tendon fineness.
IIIIISIIIBEIIA.
FAm-fl
I“ will!”
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