_ you I. are
‘ led with a cough
compose ‘
ill Plaisted’s Benzoin
ream will remove all
blemishes from ' the
ebmplexion.
,, when on want
ililigetbing y appropri-
ate. for anniversary or
W'éddin gifts, look at
-"oiiir'stoc . We have
,..imany fine pieces in
. h
l.
Crown Derby.
ALSO
'- liler Dinner Coffees.
NEW“ e
. ism sets or Single.
.ll.Plaisted
,, Druggist,
4d Washington St.
‘ ‘ysou'm sonwsur.
or
k: ”WM
‘ Wall Paper,
”rs. ions. cuss.
éw‘;
BRUSHES, sic.
{We is a seed time to Paint.
GM is rum to give you
ilnrh fer delay your work.
hill psersntee Satisfaction in
the use only linett'e Pm.
‘ , lead and lest linseed
is: no rm.
NORWALKJ
Theories.
- erosponsive
"s ,
HATS
_— We sell the besttwo dollar Hat sold in the slate.
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THE 2 EVENING SENTINEL
Jane comes. Editor and Proprietor.
eras: l Jnm'doiguwm l esots
am
SOUTH NORWALK me AMI...
Box i—Oornsr Washian and North Main
streets.
Bax kom Day and Tollea streets.
Box m skeet. .
Box n—Wmt etreet.oppbaite l‘reaklin street
, lobed. , _
Box Immoral street. Opposite school.
Box fl—Coraer North Main and Annetrcets.
Box IBoCorner High street and Bayview
OJ!!!“- .
Box ld—Iforwalk Iron Works building.
Box 11~Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box at—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box 93-00mm Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box SIB—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box Cl—llectric Light station. ’
Boa dt—Falrfleld avenue and Cedar street.
———-—_—_—-—_
linietnre Almanac for To-nnrrow.
San data b Till lo Ti
at the lm‘ °l erhziiiid.
Bun Rises
at 6:3 at more
Ite- York Herald Weather lessee“.
The weather to-dey promises to be from
cloudy to partly cloudy, preceded by rain.
with slight. temperature changes, followed by
Daniel clearing To-xuorrow it promises to be
generally fair and warmer.
SOUTH NORWALI.
What the People of Our City are Doing
III Sarina.
lire. Ber. F. 0, Pearson, oi Philadel-
phia,Pa., lathe guest of Mr. and hire.
W. B. H. Brown, Osborn avenue.
—Fresh hum 12c, at Hayes" market,
The schooner Emmellne discharged a
cargo of clay at Raymond Brothcre'
wharf yesterday for the Lockwood Mon
ufacturing company.
—Jack frost is here. Welcome him in
one of Kriegsr‘s latest style cloaks.
William Deskam, formerly night car
inspector at the depot, has secured a
position as night watchman for Con-
tractor H. H. Brown at Rowayton.
—-Por goat's, ladies' and children's un-
derwear, go to A. Dickerman n! Son's.
Next week, probably Tuesday night,
there will be a battalion drill of compan~
lea F and D, under command ,of Major
Hendric. preparatory to the inspection of
the two companies by General Haven, on
the 22d inst.
-—Fresh pork l2lc, at. IIayee' market.
There will be a meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the Norwaik Christian
Endeavor Union, in the South Norwaik
Baptist church, Monday evening at 8
o'clock. As business of importance is
to be transacted it is hoped that the full
committee will be present.
——H. Krieger is showing the largest
and best assortment of lsdiee', misacs'
and children's costs.
The South Noe-walk Athletic club has
organized a football eleven with the fol-
lowing players: William Tammany.
Philip Belb,Jobn Doyle, Ironic Cough,
Thomas Keogh, William Wicks, John
Roberts, Charles Coleman, Richard Fitz-
gerald, Daniel Keogh, Lawrence laun-
gore.
—-Meed'sice cream always on hand.
the clerk in the poet cfllce newstend,
and Barry Plait. both well known bl-
cyclists, collided on Railroad place.
Wheeler was thrown from his wheel and
sustained several slight cuts and bruises.
The fork and forward wheel of his ma.
chine were broken.
*For popular priced jackets go to II.
Krleger's.
A sidewalk of German Portland
cement has been laid in front of Mr.
Donovan's new building on Waeh~
lngton street. The building is now In
the hands of the lsthers, and they have
already completed their work on the
second floor. Itleone of the most sup-
stantisi business blocks on the street, the
front being particularly unique and
striking. M“
—-E. (l. Tomllneon, .the North Main
street drugght, lathe sole agent in Nor-
weik for Dr. Ferdinand Koebn’s cole-
bvatcd (lifmsn Aromatic hitters, best
ever made for the stomach.
The special committee appointed to
devise “as fof’the maintenance of the
Nortnlk genitals inst lest evening in
the Moi tiled-mentionsl church.
ltwasdeeided to solicit a yearly sub-
scription of Oil from three hundred
citiseaeof themes, which will bring in
the sum of 0mm annumy. ii. Tilly
has begun the work of building the
subsisting, and to have it com-
pletaiiasfewgtu
«Fresh pork this, at flayes' market.
it], haileyuvho h to epeekat the
temperance-attests Irate Ball, next
sassy ‘ m theaeeplseeof
be m re wsli‘kaown
was» theltsts as a former elo-
g‘ . markets-persecution.
. summon-anew.
“illuminate all intensities-pea
W ‘llNke
or, ‘ , .
Furnishings ,
midi” the hearts of a buying . oom-
Washington mm. a s. IL. $357
- frleaisef dedeeeaeedhnel’eri Oke-
in
So. Norwalk.
ed the I. ll. degree last night.
—Laue’s is without doubt the piece to
buy handy.
The Independent Social club will meet
with H. 8. Mitchell, on West street, to-
morrow trustee 0 o'clock. A large
number of tickets have been sold for
their reception at Music Hall, November
11. ,.
~—8auahge 123 cents, at Hayes" market.
Work was begun tcdeyon the new
rosdthrongh ladherwood’e property.
which is to extend from South Main
street, acro- tbe railroad tracks, back
of George Gedney’s property, with an
outlet on lexiogton avenue.
-—I“cr stylish cloaks and jackets go to
H. Kricgcr’s.
Work on,liertin Bates, Jr., & Co.'s new
for factory is programing rapidly. It
is expected that the roof will‘be on next
week, just one month after the rebuild-
ing began. With good weather it is pro-
posed to have the building ready for oc-
cupancy by Christmas.
—Plenty of fresh Huyler’s candy at
lane's. ‘fi_____
Many discharges have been made from
the shops of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford road at New Haven. There
were 158 men discharged altogether.
Besides these, men employed at the com-
pauy's coal hoisting machines have been
discharged. Passenger business has fal-
len of! to such an extent, it is said, that
several trains are likely to be discontinu.
ed.
—Sausege 12} cents, at Hayes' mad/ct.
The pole on Wall street, near the
Lockwood building, has become danger
out since the electric cars commenced
running, and several accidenm have
been narrowly averted at that point.
Yesterday afternoon a wagon, in turning
out for the cars, ran into the pole and
one wheel of the vehicle was badly
sprung. The electric light company will
be asked to remove it.
~Scallops, 25c. per qt. People's mkt.
The great Seiton and his big Comic
opera company will- hold the boardsat
Music Hall, Saturday evening, Novem-
ber lltb. The canpeny presents the
big English success “Cristoballa,” with
scar load of special scenery, new and
elegant costumes‘and lively music. The
great Seiton, who has made both
countries laugh out loud with his funny
walk, positively appears. The vaude-
ville programme introduces the leading
stars in the profession.
—I)on't failto be prudent. (lo toll.
Krieger‘s for your cloaks and millinery.
It is expected that the through train
new leaving Boston for Washington. the
9 a. in. “Colonial express," over the New
York, New Haven and Hartford, will
soon be taken off. A further change, it
is expected, will be the taking off of the
transfer steamer Maryland from the New
York terminus of the New Haven road,
which will make it necessary for Boston
passengers for Washington and the South
to make their own wanections with Jer-
sey City from the Grand Central depot.
~Juet received. Another job lot of
those he. dog collars at Dwyer's harness
store. Manufactured to retail at. 30s. to
75 cents. -
An unused electric light wlrb attach-
ed to the Old Well Hotel, on Washing-
ton street. broke this morning and fell
on the trolley win, when it was charg-
ed with electricity. The end of the wire
then fell on J. T. Prowitt & Co.’a horse
and gave the animal such a shock that it
fell in the street, breaking the harness
and the shaft. The horse did not up
peer to be injured. The broken wire
was pulled off the trolley, thus prevent-
ing other damage being done.
~Tho largest line of fins candles in
town, at th‘oM-m m“
Chrysanthemums“ any variety may
be propagated at this season in doors
from slips, and the blossoms that florists
sell often have a stalk long enough to
furnish three or four settings. The cut-
tings have no astonishing vitality.sud
if planted in a pot of earth that is kept
constantly moist they will, in a lsrge
percentage of seem, root and prosper
without once losing the appearance of
freshness. Some fluvists keep on hand
only a single plant of each variety, and
from these make all their cutting for
new plants.
nii‘or ladies' and children's cloaks go
to A. illekermen a Son's.
The funeral of tire. John D. Taylor
was largely attended from the Kniuht
Street A. if. 3. church, yesterday after.
noon, following a short prayer service at
the house. ’l'keeervices were conducted
bythepeetnrmeaistedby itev. i". 1'. I.
Webster, of Greenwich. The singing
was by the cherub elicit, who random
several hymns that were favorites of the
deceased. Thepslibesrers were losers.
Govdco,flnrtoi,‘~lfioyd, Whaley, Jenk-
ecaaad 'lhylev. a large number of
let, M. Inland New York
g e
. The fire department will he called
for practice to night.
~Four lbs. haddock, 25c. People’s mkt.
Constable Samuel Ireland left town
Berkshire Hills.
Chief of Police Vollmer is In Brooklyn
is on duty during his absence.
-—Fresh. ham the. st Hayes’ market.
souwsu a we. '
.i Breaay Budget at Ice-s from the
Upper Ind of Town.
II. R. Hale‘s drug store is being reno-
rated.
lire. W. L. Whitney bquite ill at her
home on Strawberry Hill.
Ready, of Cranberry Plains, yesterday.
-—Msed's candy fresh every day.
The members of Security Council. Na-
tional Providence Union, will meet Fri-
day night
Hrs. Mary IIevilend, of Elmwood
avenue, has just returned from a five
weeks' visit on Long Island.
The report that Tan SINTINEI.'S Nor-
weik representative isebout to start a
weekly newspaper is untrue.
The city sssemors were driving about
town this morning, getting the valuation
of the property within the city limits.
—The Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston Store,
Norwalk. Price only $9.98.
bliss Eleanor Gedney, of Pougbkeepsie,
N. Y.. a classmate of Miss Clare Hill at
Vassar, is Mine Hill‘s guest at her home
on West avenue.
Artist Vaughan has immortalized
"Fritz" Taylor by doing him in crayon.
The picture is on exhibition in IIayes'
news store.
a Bridgeport society man, well known in
Norwelk, and Miss Ward,e society belle
of Troy, N. Y., is announced.
A. E. Brewer announces to the people
of Norwelk in an advertisement today
that he will start a wholesale and retail
milk route on November 15.
—Ask for Head's cough drops; immed-
iate relief: largest box in the market, he.
hire. John H. Aiken died at her home
on Meiu’ street, yesterday afternoon,
aged about sixty years. The funeral will
be held Saturday afternoon.
Patrick Walsh, of New Canaan, came
to Norwalk yesterday and became in.
toxicaied. lie was arrested last night,
and this morning Justice Hubbell fined
him 82 and costs. ._
The Golden Rule circle of King‘s
Daughters, of the First Congregational
church,will meet with Mrs. E. B. Smith,
of Osborn avenue, East Norwnlk, Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Taylor & Co.'s store on Main street
was closed yesterday on an attachment
for “.000, by the National Wall Taper
company, and .100 by Conley, Clark &
00., of New York. The firm, which
consists of Edward A. Taylor and Julian
ll. Main, made an assignment toC. B
Coolidge for the benefit of creditors.
Warden Sloan will have a conference
with W. B. E. Lockwood, this afternoon,
relative to cutting off the front of his
building on Wall street, occupied by
Tait Brothers, and widening the sidewalk.
lIr. Sloan says the building at one end
will be cutoff about twenty-six inches,
than tapering down to nothing at the
other end. The change, if made, will
be a great improvement.
~‘l‘he fire sale is opposite the Norwslk
Boston store.
The orchestra of St. Mary's church,
under the leadership of Prof. J. ll. Hy-
uan,gave an enjoyable concert at St.
llary'e church fair. in the Norwalk
Opera House, last night. A varied pro.
gramme will be rendered tonight, and
s lady's gold watch will be given away.
Those who drew prises last night were
Joseph layer, umbrella; Julia Classes,
handkerchief case: lites Ciarkia, piaeqaa;
Jennie Sullivan, album: John Ives,
toilet case; Hr. Flynn, chickens: Charles
Lynch. statuary; Annie flbeldcn, clock; J.
Kennedy, doli,aed .isrnse P. Bheehan,
shaving set. The A.'0. 11., of death
Norwsik, smell in a body last night,
and the Norwelk division will attend to-
night
DABIBN.
Henry 1'. Trietram‘eebceetore feels-ail
on meat of the sickened than.
m.
Aneweelephoee poi-wee media
fronts”. I. Bates‘neat nerketyee
terday. itwiii he need intuit-gills
out.
this afternoon on a hunting triptotbs
—Platty or delicious mm. at lane's. "
sud New York matey. Oilleer Gladstone '
it n... rullrag‘ul‘arna‘da ‘ci‘i‘ldren’snlbid liose.
in lséoried in line? llnllar Kid iilnves for lists.
“09——
A.» Dickerman & $0n,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
a...
strong sentiment on the part of those
present to have the electric road take the
center of the highway, instead of one
side,” the company asked to in their peti-
ticn some time ago. The committee decid-
ed to meet again to marrow afternoon at
So'clcck. The committee will make their
report before a special town meeting,
called for Tuesday, the 2lst lost.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
latlousl church will hold a supper and
sale of fancy articles in the Town Hall,
this afternoon and evening.
Iouie Verse, Fred. Stevens and Messrs.
Beeheand Reiley, who boarded at the
Elmwood school last summer, wheeled
from New York Tuesday, and spent sev-
eral hours in town, calling on friends.
John Selleck, of 0x Ridge, chairman
of the Republican town committee, was
so interested in hearing the result of
Tuesday's election in the surrounding
states that he remained here until nearly
midnight that night.
The third lecture in the Chautauqua
Extension course on “Greek Lilo," will
be given in the Methodist personage to-
morrow evening atBo‘clock. Subject,
"Home Life, Dress and Status of
Women."
The eelectmen have found that the
Ralehan road, which they were authoriz-
ed to make at the last annual town
meeting, will cost over $2,000. They
have therefore deemed it advisable to
make a new layout, and the promised
road was annoyed Tuesday. It is to
start {torn Mr. Ryan's property in Rule-
hanville and run east and west, coming
out at a point "missile George Lender‘s
midence. The cost of this road would
be about “,000. The matter will be
brought before a special town meeting
and the probabilities are the selectrncn
will be authorized to build the mud.
BOWAVTUN.
Edison's Comedy company will give
an entertainment in Guidcr‘s llull, lilon
day night.
Charles II. Guidcr, who has been sick
for the past few days. is now almost
entirely recovered.
It is thought the mud dredge: will
complete the work in the harbor today,
and return to Bridgeport.
The condition of Rev. C. (l. Cullen,
who has been seriously ill during the
past few days, is somewhat improved.
Richard Crockett, who was run over
by Arthur Mills, last Tuesday afternoon,
is gettlng along nicely. The physician
hopes to have him around in a short
time.
The World's Fair lecture given in the
Baptist church last evening by Professor
Baldwin, was largely attended and higbc
ly successful. The views displuycdof
the many buildings and plum of interest
at. the fair, were very fine.
Woman is» in Property Owner.
To the extent to which the ownershlpnnd
control of prnpurty is missing llilu the
hands of \t‘tllfli'il luvs not. received ihc at
tention which its importance justifies. In
Boston Iilonc women [my listen on more
than smelter). 'I‘iu-y [my into the city
treasury annually in tum nlmut “genuine,
which is l‘lptlllill'll by tho n-pnor-ulntivcs
of men, nine-tenths of whom pay only it
poll tax of ti, and some not. even that.
As it great and growing power iniho bust
uses world as it landed proprietor. a stock
holder, uh ourpluycr of labor mni an int
vsstt'l- of funds, wumnu has alrcndy no
quit-dd an influence in public affairs which
cog in bereprmntcd by the bullet. ’l‘be
rapt transferof property Muritbo control
of a trained for generations for its men:
to is sex but recently recognized
in or the meet remarknhlo social cbnngvs
o'er witnessedwlloston Woman's Journal
x.
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Walnuts and Quotations.
Select a number of fnmillar quotations,
write them carefully on slips of white pa-
per, out each slip into two ports and mark
each part with the name number.
Now select its many large English writ
note as there are quotations. Crack them
so that each nut source sport in exact
halves: then remove the "Will: and reserve
it to be stein during the evening. in each
half shell place half of n qtiotutioti and fair
ten the two parts of the not together with
a little mucilsge. Lay them snide to dry
untlllon are ready to use them. When
your rlends are with you. give mob ones
not. This the rrrsiver must crack and
then seek for a partner the person who he
pens to find the other half quotation in
orher shell.
This always creates a frolic and is it good
idea for making an evening pass pleasant-
iy.—-lfarper'e Young People.
Why Japanese Wen-en Meir Happy.
“The secret perhaps," says a traveler, “of
the sweet expression and habitual serenity
of the Jspenese women can he found in
their freedom from small worries. The
fashion of drea never varying saves the
wardmiadonthatsubleehsnd thebere
assent bousesend simplicit oidiet make
houskeepiu a men begets is.
“Everything is exquisitely clean and
Highest or all in Leavening rower.;.‘i.atest‘ U. s. am Report.
Accountant rune
{I
at l5c. or 2 Pair for'25c, :-?—-
, Potvder
Kinsmen cmcieu
Five Killed and Many Injured In
a Rear End Collision.
TAKEN FROM THE BURNING WBBOK
Became a! e llaivy You an Express on the
Chicago. Rock Island and Penile Crash-
ed Into the Rear Care of an Aesomrnoda»
ticn Train—Several More lfey Die.
Crime-o. Nov. 9,—By arsar end collision
on the Chicago, flock Island and Pacific
railroad ht Seventy-first sin-ct, live peo-
ple were killed and 11 injured. Passenger
train No. ll, known as the limited vest!
baled “prom, crashed into the rear end of
a Blue Island accommodation, badly wreck-
ing tvvo coaches Mid the engine of the lim-
teil. .
The Detail and Injured.
The dead are:
.\Inrk Bowman of Rock Island, liaguian
at. Auburn Park.
.\Irs. .\ubrr-y of Blue Island.
Carrie Barnes of South Englcwood; idcnv
filled by Engineer Avlng.
.\Ilnlilt' Sclllli'fl'l‘ of Beverly. Ills: died at
midnight.
W. L‘. Cnrpcnter, Washington Heights.
The injured were: N. ll. Illtz, Walden,
Ills., both legs cut. ufl; Lottie Brigham,
(Thin-ago, bend and body unaided; Nicholas
Washti, Chicago, left leg broken and body
ambled; Minnie Schneier, Beverly Hills,
Ills, bond and arms Molded, Louis Scarp,
Morgan Park, Illa... both arms out ofl; J.
W. Templeton, Moruun Park, Illa, left
hand cut off and body burnul; D. .\I. Snow,
Longvvood, Illa. Til years of age, internal
injuries, will die; James W. Grady, Engle-
wood, Ills, left hand cut. all and badly
scolded; W. F. Stoll, Blue Island, Ills., in-
ternal injuries; James Kinser, Washington
Heights, Illa, hmly studded; W. E. Jami-
son, Hugh-Wood, Ills. , body and face burned;
Reuben largliiner, i’hicngo, badly scolded.
will die; Mrs. J. Ill. I’lcrcc, lilue Island,
Ills, badly bruised and scolded; A. W.
Ilodiler, Blue Island, Illa, back cut; C. D.
Thompson. Englcwuod, Illa. head and face
cut; Rey Ilonlcy, Walden. Ills, logs Cut;
A. Henderson, Englewood: A. W. Russell,
Tracey, Illa; Chnrles Muck, Washington
Ilcigbls, Illa; Krrtc Show, I..nngwood, Ills;
.\Irs. .\nnic Kruser, Wmhingiun Heights,
Illa. badly burned, will probably die;
W. Latlmm, Auburn I’crk, Ills. inhaled
steam, will die; .\Iia-i Luther“, sister of
furl-going; .\. Short, Morgan Park, Illa“,
.\I. U'i‘ounull, Morgan Park. Ills; \V. E.
Kiugruun, Washington Heights; Will
chygort, Lorigwuml, ilk-L, internal ln—
juries; Nelson ilickrrmnn, engineer of the
express train, lxully scolded: .\i. Kaiser,
Washington Heights; llcrthzi L'sborn, Err
git-wold. Mrs C. ll. [nip-hum, Morgan
Park. Ills; W. E. Mlvkfi. Washington
Heights.
A lil’lH)‘ lug llllil settled over the city
early in illt: owning, and it was almost ini-
pds‘siblc to clrtirly dist-urn signal lights.
The euginv of tin.- t'Xpl‘l‘ah truiu plowed its
way lute ilic roar coach of the uncommo-
datiou. 'l'hc l'lll' was picked up And married
forward, n0 grunt we: the lllllllli‘llfillll, hull
was driven uilh terrible force into the end
of the second couch from the rear. 'I‘liceltv
plosiou of n likillp ignited the Woodwork in
the ‘ll'bl'lrl, and the “IT awn began to aimed
l’npirli)’.
Au nlurm Wka at Ulsl‘l‘ sent. to the fire dc-
partmcnt, but before any of the engines
find Arrived the majority of the dcml and
wounded had been taken from the wreck,
some of them, however, being badly burn-
ed. The engine nliuchcd to the limited ex-
press hnd im‘u partly demolished, and
pouring from one of its cscntn- pipes was a
constant atmziuiof Moulding claim. This
mode the work of rescue almost an impos-
sibility at times. .\icnwcre driven back
time and time again. and often the work
men were slightly swirled.
Got the Deputy Shellfls out of Jail.
UAMIHEN, N. .l., Nov. ll.~~SlicrlfI West
visited the juil and deuiamlml of HIM of
Police Ilm‘ls first he slumld rein-nae the
deputy sheriff» who were lummiitod during
the election riot. At the time of thede
mnhd several hundred persons surround—
edthcjnii. Shorlil West said that ii the
deputies were not redefined the Jail would
be stormed by the crowd. Chief of Police
Davis then released the prisoners.
Explosion of a I‘nrneoe.
llilAbinwn. I’n., Nov. il.-—~ Furnaces of the
Eilfll‘ll' Thompson steel works blow up.
John Meters, a top filler, was taken out of
the debris-t perfect mass of blisters. The
furnace had been ”hanging,” and when
the great masses of cinder came down the
pressure was too great, and it hoisted the
massive iron top clear 0“ the furnace.
Beak lmbeasier Caught.
Nkw YORK, Nov, ll.-lion Schelg, a
brother of Philip hi. Fleheig, the paying
teller cf the Bank of Minneapolis, who do-
cemped a year ago with "0,000, is under
arrest here. Another brother-«Frank-
whc with Lou was Philip's accomplice,
has sailed for England with Philip. They
will be arrested at Southampton.
A Meeting to Quickly.
Brant-Assume. B. (3., Nov. 9. y
and terrible punishment was meted out to
a negro named Bob Kennedy at Gaffnsy.
e unsuited a married white women.
eighhors soon caught Kennedy, and he
was put under arrest until about midnight.
when he was taken out and banged.
W. A. McGuire. a well known citirsn
of kicksy,0hio. is of the opinion that
there is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds of crew as Chem:
herialn’e Chianti Kennedy. He has need
it lrthh family for several years with
thebest resultsandalways keeps shot.
lleof it initiations. After hevingla
grim leewse himself tumbled with a
severe its used other remedi-
wlikeet beeeilt and thee specified to
_wyttesetriidrsa’e Wand solute
a cast
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.44 v.
. Roan btcek
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economy. To
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irllo‘r‘i filoak ..
Prime it
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Huger cured llama.
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Pork Sausage
In regard to qualit we invite corn
The above prices are str city for CASH.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
special for r
in hand work from the original negative. This
copies, but must be done from the original neg
open for
. - more]! use can
In so
your master; and an assurance of good living
parison'wlthths beet markets in the town, or state.
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with us and make‘
acourse of saving leady
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' CHRE. E. SEYMOUR,
Leadinit Grocer. 33 Washin on Street, Tolehone Call 13- 2
To All People Everywhere. Boodmlievleim -
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E. d. WADHAMS. Proprietor, .
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‘vrorics slain
21 Wall st., Norwelk
Telephone call,52-8. l Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 57.8
be M Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
Cllllllii. PASTELLE, WATER COLOR Alli] SEPIA.
superior grade of Work cannot. be made from
alive only, thereby preserving all the fine qual-
Ity of the same, and producing in the finished picture velvety softness and richneqsof tone and
detail. A line exhibition of this imautiful work may now be seen at Studio.
FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN IVORY AND GOLD
A new line of
-«»~—~ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS iN I’l.ATINOT\'l'E.‘4—_
inspection.
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MoKanc'a Inspectors field For Trial.
BROOKLYN, Nov. u—The inspectors of
election for (imvesend, for whom warrants
were issued, gave themselves up and up
pear-ed before Judge Cullen of the supreme
court. He held them for examination, and
they were admitted to bail.
Say She Bible 9 Trunk.
L‘mcsoo, Nov. it—A handsome and styl-
ishly dressed woman giving the name of
Mrs. Allen Il. (Ilsrk and claiming to be the
wife of a Philadelphia physician has been
"rested here charged with stealing struck.
Illaliop Iiyen's Silver Jubilee.
BrrrsLu. Nov. li—‘Tlli‘. sliver jubilee
commemorating the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of the Right liev. Stephen Vincent
Ryan as bishop of the diocese of Buflalo,
was celebrated with much ceremony here.
'l‘eud Ended In Murder.
AUGUSTA, GiL. Nov. 9.—I-Jd\vard Peril],
aged (ill, a prosperous farmer, was shot and
instantly killed near his home by J. W.
Clapp. a neighbor. A feud has existed be-
tween the two men for several years.
New Y. M. C. A. Building Dedicated.
Harm-mm. .\‘ov. 9,—The new Y. M. C.
A. building, one of the finest in New Eng
land, was dedicated here.
New Observatory Dedicated.
ALBAM'. Nov. ll.—-The new Dudley ob-
servatory. just erected at a coat of $5,000,
was dedicated: _______
An Honest Man In Maine.
A man who had been in a Lewiston
ofiiee transacting some business the
other day went out forgetting a bun-
tnblc. Thinking he would return
for it, the brindle was left undis-
turbed for-u time. Not coming back,
the owner of the onion scrutinized
the bundle and saw that it Was a
IlilWl-ipilpi‘l‘ inclosing u lot of bank
notes or greenbacks. He locked it
in his safe and sent a boy to inform
the owner. The latter scented Sumo-
whut surprised when informed of tho
fuctund returned for the package
Ho afterward told the gentleman
that it contained nearly $1,004,) in
bills. wBangor Commercial.
‘ Group is rflno‘young mothers.
To post them concerning the first symp
toms and treatment is the object of this
item. The first indication of crcup is
hoarsoness. In a child who is subject to
croup it may be taken as a sure sign of
on approach of an attack. Following
this hoarscnese is a monitor, rough cough.
If Chamberlain's Cough remedy is given
us soon as the child becomes hoarse or
even after the rough cough has appeared it
will prevent tho. attack. It has never
been known to full. 25 end 50 cent but
ties for sale by ll. 0. Btilison, druggisl.
If a New York millionaire elves ll. mm
nm- at hth avenue and 28th street. coating
$700.00, which given 19 people dyspepsia
om’ bills and finally have topay 35.00
such for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per capita if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 8‘? persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plaisted's drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
see information amine ( ‘ wtu» filo Tiliti’v.
Henry Wilson. the postmaster at
Welsbtou, Florida, says be cured a case
of diarrhoea of longstanding in six hours.
with one small bottle of Chamberlain's
(bile, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
What a pleasant surprise that must have
bcen to lbesuiferse. Such cores are not
unusual with this remedy. in many inn
stances only one or two doses are re-
quired to give permanent relief. It can
always be depended upon. When re-
duced with water it is pleasant to take.
For safely 0. C. Htilison, druggiet.
Allen's Discovery fi’ifee.
Allen's Discovery for Piles is a certain
cure for all kinds of piles. no you have
soreness and chatting with intense itching
often at night? It is dangerous to on feet
the-es symptoms. if you have all cred
for years with chronic piles .snd feel you
cant be cured. gve Al
ens
tri i. ltlssncw dbcovs that sum
one Ihold by all dragging. Pricello
Sen mail for Muscle. Ad-
I
Willi?“
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dlo which he had deposited on the 1
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and these people spend salmon in doc— '
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Wayne/wet modulo“
E. ii. JillliSilli, PHilliliilllPHEll, 53 Will iii. liillliillll.
Can! of Thanks.
I wish to express through Till Seminar.
my heartfelt thanks to the many friends who
so kindly nod lovingly extended to me their
sympathy and aid at the time of my great
amictlonlnihedeailmf my wife. May God
bless them all. .ions D.Tsrwa.
M __._ ”childish cryfor
Fischer’s Castoria.
When Italy was sick. we. gave her (“Writ
When fill»? was a (fluid, she cried fur (‘uimirilt
Whm shn l’im‘ikii‘lfl Miss. shr- clung in Formula.
When she had children, she gave them Calorie
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castovia.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
’ Taylor a; Golden."
ReaiEstate andinsuranee
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persona lookin foraiot or house anvllot
with the view 0 pnrchaaln ,are invited to
call and examine our list. \ e have them for
sale in every part of the city at rsamnahlr
prices and on easv terms. arm if
' ' WA NI 11-113.
THOROI'GHLY competent ironic-k.
lnnfnmlly of three. i‘irsiwlmn er-
ence; irnnd salary to the right person. Apply
70 North Main street. Fl tf
MOSS Hill Villa, South Norwalk. Conn.
This clmrming pier-e will be- open all
winter for rmanent or transient boarders.
Families ihcraily treated with: house first
elm: trolley ours pass ihelmusonerms mailer.
ate. nrllw
DRESHMAKING by the day. Terms. Olin
(‘nll between 7 and n in the evening
Mrs Martinez, 24 Iiavlland street, mill: 11:1?-
wulk. or
1‘0 LET.
THE to floor in the Imnmnrze build
ing, nrmerly occupied b Ilntlcr [also
I. 0.0. F. For pmticulars will": of It. It
Brnwnmt his store on South . nin street. or
(leorgo F. Bearer). (Zity Nittlnnulflunk. not!
4 ROOM apartment. first floor rear. over
Tabrltia' fruit store, ill Washington
street:halls lighted and heated windows in
every room. ianire, office Old Well Cigar
company, it'lWaa ington street em if
slurry. of rooms, at if? Home Main street.
1 youth Norwnlk. Inquire at m South
Main street.
‘BOM December l, a all: room coils e» Quit»
1‘ turd avenue Apply in Chee'cr 1’ Clarke.
is Quintard. avenue. of if
110
use: of live mums antliwaah liodhvifsist-
em and beat. well of water near ay—
inhalation. item, in month, by year only.
Inquire of station went. at! Iw
l)Ail'l‘ of lower house, Woodward avenue,
rent, all: No. Til Woodward avenue, rant
rimpart of house corner 80ch ”sin street and
lanfnrriplaceJenv. 3i); linrllmit lumen and
burn. f'bcnpm umdranent. Apply to l. A.
- Wuouwsun
§nknnhninnntn£ when}... A "W.
it. E. if. Knapp. Elf
l'lllk SALE.
HEARD-I Flick Excelsior “witch Co's
'_, .
00 stock. inquire of 0. K. Barker, 2 South
hinlnstreer, flourb NorwaikJJI. nivlt
' A BACKUE water motor, which will hes-III!
cheep for want of use. Apply at this
office.
At more “Lady Velma." also W
spindle, aleighmmi borne-es. Al in ”I
order. Inquire of W. A. ltaymond, 7 in
Pinon. Final. Nnrwalk. mix if
statements. W ‘
MUSIC HALL.
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grime} morn cant,“
Saturday. Nov. i I.
The Great 81”"th and his big (16min Opera
and High films Vaudeville Canteen]. Meand-
er; the Lilil'li‘. tendon time-m,
illilSlilllElll.
. it? .lmIWl‘H IT:
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