hen you Want
mething appropri-
‘ .for. anniversary or
1... “din gifts, look at
our stoc. We have
lloysl Worcester.
Crown Derby.
ALSO
Mat Dinner Boilees
BRUSHES. etc.
this 1...... cm a sum.
ifthli ks Pleased to give you
has for «in; your work.
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pesos.
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Box a-Oarur Washingtenand North slain
no: I—Ooraar Day and Talks streets.
Bur 9—Orcss street.
Bus ll-é-Wa’st street. opposite Franklin street
Box 13430an street, opposite school.
Box Id—Oorper North Main and Ann streets.
Box 11141111111 High street and Bayview
avenue.
an ILwaaIk iron Works buildi'm‘z.
Box l1—Oernsr West avenue and Cedar
street.
nor fl~Oorner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box IRS—Corner Ely avenue and Boston street.
Basil-Corner .Bontb Main and Monroe
stream. .
Box sz-Ilcctric Light station.
Box dl-lfsirileld avenue and Cedar st1-eet.
Iliniature Almanac for 'I'o-ruorrow.
SnnRisee Bun Bets El hTide Low Tide
at 0:1! “4:31 0:31 It. 6:23
New York Herald'oathar lorecast.
The weather for today promisee to be clear
be warmer and generally fair possibly follow-
ed by rain.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of Our city are Doll;
and Dallas.
~Mead'sice cream always on hand.
James Boyle was arrested last night
for drunkenness. This morning he paid
a fine of $1 and costs.
firmn pork title. at Hayes‘ market.
The annual meeting of the Knob Ont-
ing club will be held at the Mahsckemo
Hotel, to-morrow night, at 8 o'clock.
—For gent’s, ladies' and children's un-
derwear, go to A. Dickerman d: Son‘s.
The schooner ids L. Ray, from Deer
Isle. is discharging a cargo of lumber
and lath at Hatch, Bailey & Go’s wharf.
-—Open tomorrow with a full line of
bats and cigars. O'Brien dc Sherwood,
Hoyt Theatre building,Washington st.
The members of tho Putnam I'loso
baseball team will hold a ball in Arlon
Hall, Madison street, next Monday even-
in“: A... _ w. .
—Fresh pork 12w, at Ilayes‘ market.
Mrs. Henry W. Mitchell, of 67 North
Main street, held the key which opened
the box containing the 315 in gold at E.
G. Tdmlineon's drug store.
——The party who led my red blood
hound away by astring will please re-
turn the dog, or I shall put the case in
the hands of a lawyer. Andrias Kram-
arzek, West Norwalk. Nov. 9, 1893.
A platter of pickeled pig's feet was
stolon from the ice box of Frank
Haltel early this morning. Mr. Ilaitcl
resides over Dickerman & Son's store.
~8au1iagei2icents, at Hayes‘ market.
Pure honey, maple syrup. new dates.
. and other delicacies in the grocery line,
not forgetting good tea, form the subject
matterof Dibblea Comstock's now ad
verttsment today.
-8. i}. Tomlinson. the North Main
street druggist, is the sole agent in Nor-
walk for Dr. Ferdinand Koehn's cele-
brated German Aromatic hitters. best
ever made for the stomach.
Tits ladies of the South N orwalk Bnp~
tist church will hold s rails of fancy ar-
ticles, accompanied by a hot supper and
music by Jerome Kay’s Banjo club, in
the church. November Si, and 22, after
noon and evening.
~For ladles' and children's cloaks go
to A. Dickerman d: Son's.
“Changes" seem to be the order of
the day. Charles ll. Seymour, tho gro-
cer, «nuances quits a radical one in the
way of prices, which he quotes in a new
advertisement todsy. Close buyers will
read it with interest.
«Forlatsst style but and purest qual
ity cigars,tall oa O'Brien 1!: Sherwood,
Hoyt Thrombotic”, Washington st.
The lsdim'of the Swedish church will
give an entertainment In tbs church,
6st event at 7.80 o'clock! On
Sunday be three meetings.
Rev. A. No” call. of Georgetown, and
Rev. H; hitliit, of Thomsston, will
bothers. ”
~Plscoy of fresh Buyler’s candy It
Lane’s.
The city water pips on Valle: Piles.
which bhst evrta suck ago, and to
which stiiutifl 111-1111111111 by Tits has
risen stths tints. lsstill aurspsirsdsad
the constant iiowof water has under
mined the road and left it in a very
bsdcoudltiomi ‘
M iii; cont, st Hayse' market.
mm new a very Ilse
sablblttoaof relishes: and skill
sussssfltishddsrsplsssdoutss Ill
mammals-1 W. Hitler. The
sowpsrfsolisiIeflswustvss a trial
usswurhsdvjwystssiy.‘
$3..." 3",
and slightly cooler. To-morrow it promises to .
helm m...“ on Water
—-You can buy choice chickens and
fowls for thin pound, at Hayes’ market.
The regular meeting of N. A. 8. It. will
lobe held tomorrow evening. A full at-
tendance is desired. The meeting will he
held at No. 8 North lain street. .
—Hams, 18c; shoulder, 100; 20 lbs.
granulated sugar, £1.00; condensed milk,
two for Ibomolddust. 20¢; .citron. 200
pound. The New York Grocery Go.
Miss Florence I‘ox entertained a large
number of her friends last evening, at
her home on Chestnut street. The usual
pastimes were indulged land a pleasant
time is reported.
«The largest line of line candies in
town, at lane's.__
—-You can buy choice chickens 111111
fowls for I2§c pound, at Hayee' market.
William A. Morton, of Taylor Ivonne,
was surprised last night by some sixty of
his friends. Shop's orchestra furnished
music for dancing, which was greatly
rpjoyed.. A fine supper was served.
-80da crackers, 5c lb.; cranberries, 5c
qt.; ammonia. 51: bottle; sweet potsms.
230 peck; onions, 200 peck; spples.20c
peck. The New York Grocery 1.30
One of those old-time nineteen cont
sales, so popular with the people of South
Norwalk, is in progress at the South Nor-
walk Boston Store. To help the sale
along an, occasional bag of flour will be
given away.
~—Cali and see our 89.98 harness,»-
duced from ‘15. Dwyer's Harness store,
97 Washington street.
NORWALII N EWS.
A Bren, Budget of [tense from the
Upper Inc of Town.
Tomorrow is the last day of the great
fire sale on Water street.
Mr. and Mrs. James German arethc
parents of a boy baby. born yesterday.
Fred C. Fish, land agent of the Con-
solidated railroad, is in Norwalk to-day.
i
—I.une's is without doubt the place to
buy kandy.
Mrs. 0. t5. Sammis, of Huntington. L.
1., is visiting Mrs. S. W. Curtis, of Union
Park. __
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Montgomery. of Summer street, this
morning.
The Y. M. C. A. Juniors will play the
South Nora-elk Athletic club’s football
eleven to-morrow afternoon.
—Aak for Head's cough drops; immed-
iate relief: largest box in the market, (Sc.
"Dave" Raymond says he will play no
more football this year. This means that
David is going to have his hair cut, and
several barber's are already reported as
lookitgg for the job.
The Norwnlk Boston Store adopts a
novel method to-day of making known
to readers of Tn! Saarinen that they
have purchased 200 garments at 50 cents
on the dollar. See their advertisement
on third page.
Justice Coolidge fined James Ellis 08
and costs this morning for drunkenness.
Ellis was arrested yesterday afternoon,
and it wssfound necessary to club him
before he would submit to being taken
to the lockup.
A barn owned by Harry Payne, a
painter'reelding In Broad River, was
destroyed by tire at it o'clock last night.
The building contained a number of
machlsi t1' tools aadapslnters kit. The
loss' is about 0600; insured for .300.
The football game 111.11.11.11 Wilson's
school and Merrill's Business college.
which was to have been played on the
Norwalk Park yesterday, did not some
oil, on account of the failure of the
Stamford team to put in an appearance.
~Scallops, 25c. per qt. People's mist.
John Edmonds. a colored haunt".
roots a born on Smith street The other.
noon. when he went to turn out his
horse, he found the door locked on the
inside and bsard someone walking In
thshsy loft. Hsfomd open the door
and upon entering the barn found swell-
Imown motored man there. The follow
Ilsdsvery flimsy muss, but Mr. Ed-
moods thought no more about it until
night, when he discovered that several
of his fine chickens. which he keep In a
coop near by. had been stolen. lie after-
wards foundtncy itsd been killed and
plucked upstairs,as blood and feathers
have evidence.
~‘l‘wenty per cent. discount on all
cloaks outclassed at the Boston Beers,
Norwaik, this week. .1...
Btidsry‘schurch fair at shelforwalk
0pm flours was largely stundod last
night. As mioyabls more was
new. the features being solos by
Thomas Oslo and Iii flora lolly.
The doordrswiugsm, Thomas has
nslly,’ mousse; itsrssrd Movers.
dolitfoba Aliensntstsssyt‘milto lea
mmsmmm
nn. 11.1.11 011111- and an. Anna 0111.
tis left town yesterday on a visit to tra-
Britsln. ”My-“
Ksbsoss Encampment. l. 0.. 0. 11‘,
candidates last night.
~lfssd’s candy lroeh every day.
and then peddling their fish from house
to house.
A surprise party was given Harry (1th
tum, last night, at his home on Center
avenue. The waning was spent in
dancing.
Pete Callahan. Frank Dugsn, Jerry
Brisner, and Miss Kate Briencr arrived
home from the World's Fair yesterday
afternoon.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given to Miss 111111111 Roscoe, of West-
port avenue, Wednesday night, in honor
of themtbirteentb anniversary of her
birthday. ~ m_m_
The Ovide Mimic Grand Concert Com-
pany, composed of eminent srtbts will
give a concert at the Opera
House, next Monday night, for the bene-
fit of the Norwalk hospital. It will be
the musical event of the season.
The prayer meeting atthoFir-st Con-
gregational church, last night. was con-
ducted by the members of tbeYoung
People's Society of Christian Endeavor.
The subject was “Illusion Work in
Alsaka.’ Several letters from mission-
aries in that field were read.
-Plenty of delicious bread at Lane's.
The members of the Norwalk chapter
of the Daughters of the American Revo-
lution are talking of holdings colonial
tea in the Armory, this winter. The
idea is to have an exhibition of Revolu-
tionary relics owned in the town.and
they would make a large display, and
render s Revolutionary programme in
addition to the supper. The proceeds
will be devoted to marking in a proper
manner. the places of Revolutionary in-
terest in this locality.
A Norwalk graduate of Yale, who is
now attending the Yale Law School, got
an idea in his bad. Wednesday, that
the Jackson-Belts wedding took place
that noon. Accordingly he came home
on an early train to witness the event.
[ingot oil the train at East Nor-elk,
and not finding a trolley car on hand he
walked up East avenue to the church.
It was then 11:30. tut there was no sign
of a wedding. and It suddenly
dawned upon him that he was just forty-
elgbt hours ahead of time. He went
home and ate his dinner in silence.
~Four lbs. haddock, 25¢. People’s mkt.
1 farewell to Ir. lpsar.
The Methodist Episcopal church was
crowded last night to pay a farewell to
Mr. Spear, who has labored here sconc-
oessfully the past two weeks. The
meeting opened with song. and Iir
Spear then read the parableof the sewer,
saying that he hoped the work he had
Iried to do here during 111. short stay
would take deep root and that much
good would be done. He then psida
glorious tribute to the South Norwalk
people, who had provrn thsuvselves so
friendlyto him and his wife, and said
they never would be forgotten. Aftsr
prayer by Hr. Burma, be addressed his
audience for an hour, telling many
stories and applying them to the work.
Close attention was paid lost! his re-
marks. fle especially upheld the W. (t.
T.U.snd Young lion's Catholic societies,
which. he said, were the meansof keep
log many young man from the saloon.
He thought that the young men of South
Norwsik ought to form such asociety
here. As he was to leave onauearly
train, his addremwss shorter than usual.
He made acslt for pledge floors. to
which many responded. The meeting
then closed amid moral handshaklng
and goodeheer on all sides. Ilr. Spear
will be gladly welcomed here at any
future date, and all will wish him God-
speed in his work. Amsetiugwillbs
held tic-night, when a sermon will he
preached by Mr. Benn.
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wssrroar.
James F. Bogus hss been granted a
palsntonachlu rest and OarlB. Dolge
noses shssdrsss, thmughA. I. Woes
tor. of Bridgeport.
The Independent (isrmanfiocisty, of
Westport, srsto gtvesrsesption in the
Opera lioussou Thuksgivlo' svs.
lfrs. A. W. Waterbury. who has been
Wednesday evening. Jess before leav-
lug for hemeshewss informed other
hulmbdMs
The"Kludsrltook”hssbssueompsllsd
bytbstowutocomhsek bsrssed s11.
lshtbswork loft italics-plantati-
conlerred the royal purple degree no two '
The small army of unemployed in
Norwalk en‘smdlng their time tithing, '
bafflfic,‘ or 2 Pair-far 25c.
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A. Dickerman 81 Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
("IR TI”! RIVER.
News and Gossip of the my in Ito-r
Norwalk.
The Epwortb lasagna will meet to»
night with bliss Sadie Randall, River-
side avenue.
George Robinson, of Huntington, i.,l .,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. William 11.
Carr, First avenue.
H. 0. Smith entertained about forty of
his friends last evening, at his home on
the Saugatuck road. Freeman 1s Flint
furnished music and a collation was
served. .
Mrs. C. W. Morgan, of New York,who
lately returned from Sun ancisco, by
way of the World‘s Fair, is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wheeler. Washing-
tonatreet bridge. __
In the case of Clark Weston against
Kiss Anna R.» Quirk. for false imprisom
meat, tried Wednesday and Thursday in
the Court of Common Pleas, judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff.
Captain Fuller, of Yamouth, 11. l..-
anchored his schooner off the Nor-
walk Islands, yesterday afternoon, rowed
ashore. and spent several hours with
friends here. He rescued, somevtwo
years ago, Rev. 0. hi. I’cgg. the Hanford
boys, and several others from a watery
grave while they were crossing the Sound
after beach plums. -.
The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid
society was held in the East Avenue
Methodist church, Wednesday afternoon,
when the following officers were elec-
ted: President, Mrs. Charles 1!. flimons;
vimpresidents. Mrs. S. S. Illiommvdiru
and Mrs. J. C. Hawkins; secretary. Mrs.
Edward J. Simone, financial secretary.
Mrs. Lewis G. Fowler; treasurer, Mrs.
Frances S. Seymour. A very pleasant
feature of the meeting was the presen-
tation to Miss Charlotte Temple. for
many years assistant superintendent of
the Sunday schoool. of 11. handsome
quilt, given to the society by Mrs. John
W. Mains, and which containml the
names of many members of the church
and school. The presentation was made
by the pastor. Rev. C. M. l‘egig. At. the
conclusion of the meeting supper was
served and a social tlrae enj wyod.
IlABIEN.
Over one hundred people attended the
snpper and sale of the Ladies' Aid society
of the Congregational church, in the
town ball. last night. The atlair was 111
decided success, a large number of ism-y
articles being disposed of. The auction-
eer was Edward Hindley.
The Candy fibow.
The candy show at the leans Lyceum.
Madison avenue and Fifty-ninth atrwt.
is a notable success. and the thousands
who visit It obtain full value for their
money in the amusement furnished, and
in the candy which is so freely given
away. No similar exhibition has ever
appealed as forcibly to the public of New
York and vicinity. and no more popular
resort for ladies and children can be
found, even in the metropolis. tor the
admlm'lon charged, twenty five cents,
everything can be men. and every Indy
rchastnu a ticket is given I nor of
Echoes. The children are enthusiastic
over the Santa Clause complexion of the
sunrtaiument. hslug as for; the fun and
good this or c are svsn away so
my ”the (land: Exhibit “W
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From two lathe tomato
until half past ten In the eveningthe
dcousre .and the WWII! in.
The show will close the illitb of this
month. isgood music both after
new and evening.
You; Dowri the White City.
Cult-Ado, N . ill “The work of destroy.
tag the buildimrubl0 in Jackson park has be»
The first blow was struck in a...
#0: York stoic building
”has VI" Once an. to.
Emma. Nov. 10. Emperor “111111111 will
open the rsichstuu in pot-mu on Nov iii A
stormy sensitm ts sspectmt.
dinner areas link of Issue-u W
Manon, Nov. to wtfr. May, chief cash-
ier oftbs Blink of Fenland. has resigned
rss en's. Cabinet ”has.
A'I‘flfl. Nov iii-Th1: Greek «shim lira
ruined
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bsrlaln of Toronto. who was so
horned some time anchor had tbssktn
from thsbrsestacl interviews-platted
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Highest of all in Leavening I’owcr.—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Beds Crackers. 25c; fancy
Such Mince Meat, 100
Cranberries, lilo qt, 8
State Our Codes is
best. We
Toms
goodsto
ooIed eIIeWhere.
glide“; Butter
tand finest stock of Staple
Groceries in th sanction. Ten thousand dollars worth of new
tobe turned into cash. Give us your order and don’t be
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CarolinaBIce,25c; albsfanoylfilk
4lbs New
lbs Standrd
Crackers, 25c; 41
teen, 101: can canOorn,10c None
mugs; 3 to New, Beans, 25c;
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CHAS. E.‘ SEYMOUR,
Leading" Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 1&2.
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Two Mysterious Fatalities In a
Boston Family. '
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER POIBOHBD
[byes Children of John 1]. Tools Under
Arrest and suspected of a Horrible
Crime—Cyanide of Potassium Enough to
Kill Tea Persons.
lion-my, Nov. II)."TIIE wife and daugh-
ti-r,.\l11m1tret. of John J. Tools of South
Illusion drunk port of a bottle of porter and
dropped dual almout instantly. A post
moi-tom examination revealed the fact that.
they 111111 swallow-ml 111111111111 cyanide of
potassium to have kiilml [0 persons. Two
sons and a daughter bm-o been arrested,
charged with the murder. but the evidence
which the police have tho-1 fur secured
against thorn i~tl11t strung.
Last night Mr. Tmlv harm-dim the first
linit'of tin-11114111 of hits wife and «laughter,
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11th for stunt, v. 11111. 11.1111 111111111 {ruin the
book to prmirir i1 1r 1211- 51:13 1111-111 of certain
hills. So im- 111111111 l» l1-.:.ns1|.ti11-1-1- was
tin effort on tlw port rl 1111.3,‘11111utbrrsof
the fumily to get hold of 111111 money, and
It was found Intact 'I‘I1111-1ul1iy In Mrs.
'I'mie's trunk.
A Ikvlclmi In flw I Ins-1t.
Three clrmiluumnnu \vvrn all that the
police could liliii :11 111114. 11111111. They
offer no rsplmmtlv 11 of “111111111111. but have
arrested and «11111111. 1 111:111111111111' Mhlmel
Tools, who put: 1.11.1111 the “quilt; Mary
Tools, whocnrrivd It to her ttmthcr. and
fitrpheu Thole, who mm In the neighbor
lug clubroom at tin- ll tun 11ml who 11111111111.
ystboen ctmnrutml Milo the purchase of
the liquor.
The daughter, Mary. who in 11min: arrest.
tellsastra htformni story Itimtlt theor‘
tier for the Iquor and HM 11111111111111: 1:! the
[tattle Witt-h she Mcitni it from it” broth»
at and delivered it to lion: .:.1 111 r
When the puller-1.1111111111111i the young
girl, his ,as to the motive no; 11111: might.
have for tiling her mother 11111] sister, she
attained between Inn 11111»:
"Rowan ltcil it? "Mr cutti toll It?”
This muted to point to some secret and
the girl was at first. 1M tililevl as 11 Mines.
Aftsrtiie fethrr’s death the chums of tune
dsr was made against it 1- girl and 111-1 two
m There is no evhlence that on: of
the family purchased cysnid: of potassium
Till.“ “sets to lite-w tiger.
Cowasts, ill. (I. .. Nov it) w The aisle fttlr
ground in cm city was the sci-11» of much
Wt Manse of 11111 ntfatiipt of (low
sum Tillman to suppress 1111 1111111111 rice
herb: W B. Nests» oftl1t1- my
Win It u: no ”we.
mmcso. NM i0.-’I'hsh1mseemnrnlb
too on rivers and barium: Iosprctsd the
hike id Ma slung th-1 Moonnflhola‘
M. with I M of term: moulding free
m
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York 1111113211:
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET.
13 North Main at., 80. Not-w alk.
Telephone call, 523. l
detail.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
To All People Everywhere. hood Item.
“‘2‘“
ccardtouball wb Invite com risen with the best markets in the to .
The above prim-es rare at tly for CASH. Pt wn or state.
.___.._,..... ._. ._
E. 1i. WADHAMS, Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwalk
1 Telephone call, 517-8
Special for the 11111111211111.
PORTRAITS IN
Cllllllll. PISTELLE WATER COLOR MID SEPIA,
in hand work from the original negative. This superior grade of work cannot be made from
copies, but must be done from the original negative only. thereby preserving all the fine qual-
Ity of the some, and producing In the finished picture velvety softness and richness of tone and
-A fine exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen at Studio
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A new line of
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brain for inspection.
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E. M. .IICIISIlll. PllllTlllillIPHEll. 53 Will SI. llllllffllll.
(map 1.! a terror to young mothers.
To post them concerning the first symp
toms and treatment is the object of this
bonrsentes. In a child who is subject to
croup it. may be taken as a sure sign of
an approach of an attack. Following
this honrsenetm is a peculiar, rough cough.
If Chamberlain‘s Cough remedy is given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse or
even after the rough cough has appeared it
will prevent the attack. It has never
been known to fail. Sand 50 cent bot-
tles for sale by (1 C. Stillson, ilruggisl.
if a New York millionaire 211119. a 11111-
ncr at. 5th avenue and 20th street costing
$700.00, which gives Ill people dyspepsia
and these people spend $1,455.00 in doc-
ors' bills and finally have to pay $5.00
ouch for Cactus Blood Cure to cure them,
what would be the saving per captta if
the dinner .‘IIUIIIII not be given. there
lining ‘37 persons at the feast?
Inquire at I’L'tiated'e drug store, when
you may have the problem solved and
xe:informstionsl1uutt'11tn« lliv ll.‘ ur.
. A. ”McGuire a well- known citizen
of \IcKay. Ohio. is of theopinion that
there is nothing as good for children
trouble-d uith colds or croup as (.‘ham
herlnin's Cough Reuwdy lie has used
it in his family for several years with
the best results and always keeps a bot.-
tleof it in 11191111111111. After buvingia
grippe he was himself troubled with :1
severe cough. lie used other remedies
without benefit and then concluded to
trythe 1;..iilr-1in‘s medicine and to his
delight it soon effected a permanent
cttr1~.‘.’.5 and 50 cont bottles for sale by
it. t. Stillaoo, Druggist
lit'nry Wilson, the postmaster at“
it elshtun Florida says be cured a case
of dinrrhmn of longstanding in six hours.
with one small bottle. of t'liamlwrinin's
Colic, Cholera and Diorrhtea Remedy.
What a pleasant surprise that must hove
been to the sullen-r. Such cures are not
unusual with Ibis remedy. In many in-
stances only one or two doses are 11:
quired to give permanent relief. It can
always be depended upon. When re
dosed with water it is pleasant to take.
For sale byG. C. Stillson, druggiot.
51111111111111.1111
MUSIC HALL
prose mom can...“
Saturday. Nov. 1 I.
The Hunt cosmos and his blu Uotaiv Opera
and lilah Class Vaudeville Uoiupsnv. tin-sent-
ng the latest London fineness.
GBISTIIBEILA.
:t1oAILTlflTrl1- lift
IIEW “ENE“!
NEW DOBTIIIEBII
NEW MliBlllIIl
Prices. arr. 5011. its.
NOB'AIJK "FINA "011“).
Martin commitments: ill
A‘i‘ ll o'cwca.
Ovlde Musin
Grand Concert Company
for the benefit of the
lllllllllll IIIISPITII.
(Nil)! Illiilmfbs Violinist:
ANNIE mum rsmmrcsts. The
American Nutrients,
”in“ Whiz. Motto:
[Wash sensor. lists Fission
and resume W. Mme
am
“commutator-um“
,fiirwtvvsdllhsu w
item. The first indication of croup is,
. com pany, Nil W M
Children Gryfor
Pit :‘her 9 Castoria.
,Whon Baby- was sick. we gave her (7er
When 511-3 “31.14 a (11111}, $111.- cri1-1‘. f1.~ri':wt1:1rl& ‘
“111-11 she became 3115s, she clung to (balm-la,
When she had Children, she gave them Laswrla‘ .
Children Oryfor
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
‘ Taylor 8: 001111111.“ .
ReaIEslaleandlnsurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
Persons looking for slutX or house and lot.
with the view pnr1hasl 111;. are invited to
call» 1 1111 oexziminl our list. Wehave them for
sub- in every part of the 11in or reasonable
llrlu-s and on easy terms tf
W .1 .V '1‘ tin.
‘I A? an1ltvif11 without children. wanted at
immigemmi I1 am \‘nrivaik. Elan, r:
p1rier11~1i dairy man nbsnluto-ly rrwllihle; on:
than umui w rker Apply immediately. nliliif
Kim 11- 1111-1111» 111.1111 com. 111 as house- dropper
1 and corny-union in small family. Must
be good {11 1.1n 111w -k 111,11 n11:.1t final home.
Cllll i l‘llt tll‘t’r‘ Mid. lir. “Mill 1") W»: E Main
street.Nurw1tlk nlfitf
'IHIJRIVII lilll Y 1-111mpit1‘nl 17ml.- viii-(A
1 Ion family 11 1‘11n-1.I~11~.11'n.- re er-
ems: 111w! witr} to the rich! "moon.
1U.\'urtl1 \Iain street I
N USS Hill Villa, South \111-11 ilk (11111:.
. This charming plate will be "pin all
winnrfnr permunent or transient boarders.
Families lot-rally fronted wirh1house first.
class; trolley 11trs pan- the house; trrmsmoder-
ntilw
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1'11“ 1111111-1-11 1 mil Pl in the events
\Irs Vinrtlml. .‘i lluviinnll street, South No:-
walk "148m
K\Morrii'
F~~\Hi\l\(1by 11111.11”. 1-1-1111...s1.111
T0 LET.
HE to) Iiuor in the insurance. build
)Ing,E11rnioriy mtnpluti by Iiniiur Lodge.
For pit. tlcnlura In ulre of If. ii
Iiruwn.1st ltlssmrcon Hnuth uln street. or
George 11‘. liearso. (‘ 1ty Nationaifianlt.a1‘ltf
4 ROOM apartment. that floor rear. over
Tahritls' fruit store. m Washington
street: hulls II mod and tie-11ml: window in
every room. mutire, office (lid Well (liar
Imam: strut soul It
1' Quin.
FROM lie-11 11111111" 1. it sit room rott
Clarke,
31' WE of room» m 13‘: Knuth Main tr
Honth Norwulk. Inquire at I") hold!
Main silent. r18 3t
lard Mono: Apply tactic-oer“;
in Quinton-d. 1111411111.
)AHT of lower ltoltan. thimIthl'tl A::;l:fl..
rent. I“: No. '1'“ Wmuiwnrd avenue, rent
‘ 124nm of house rurner Hmilh Main structural
lanfortl plan», rent. I“. llnribntt house and
burn. (.‘lmsptouomitetmnt Apply to ELA
Woonwsttn
SMALL 111111111111; on Water street. .tpgyfw to
PM! HALF}.
50 ”.‘iti"‘“.l‘li‘.ltf'1l"t1a ’i*"“1"1ii::1'1"
1 f l H 1
illnlnstrml Simiii Nnrmvlk, (“L I. " wilt .
HE llust 111m: and 1.311.111.1111 In 'l’irti iim -
T mu. hinl ding. flint-201M. Apply at fill,-
‘i‘llvll. Hillel-i
liM' Kilt! motor motor, which will 11.1qu
writeup for want. of 111111. Apply at this
1341111111111 ”holly Vol Imn.‘ also
spindle. elclufmw andA harness “fit
order. inquire 111w.u11y11111
l’larc ant Norwsllt
1111 hill!
1 be to summon to t.
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Worden "mm
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and v cintily that can to my”
IIIIKlJi-ltuli start‘wh '
rout» A w ll) won an retail 1 Misti?“ be
Id at 0 "street.
Norwsllt. All orders sf'i'Iattheg.‘ stuns
.Hlieebn location.” staunch
'i.irs"1i’“':e§"1"“’ni1g:‘.‘1 ”“1” Y mo
11 1 you s to re 11
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’ nutritious
11 Italians simian
Positively its last Day.
Ol‘ Till
Genuine olfire 8an
FINE lllflllllNli.
m 1111111 311111. m :1.
Open until it p. m.
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