Draggist.
_. "When yen ' are
“ubied with a cough
cold, use
Hdsled's Bough Remedy
Plaisted’s 'Benzoin
Cream willremove all
blemishes from the
mplexion.
When you want
Something appropri-
ate for anniversary or
wedding gifts, look at
” our stock. We have
many .fine pieces in
cut Glass,
Iloyal Worcester.
Crown Illarhy.
ALSO
lifter Dinner Coffees.
m sets or single.
[all Paper,
J8. :oIIs. cuss.
’ "trusses. etc.
”w...
‘Ilth Is a good time to Paint.
. retell lIe Pleased to give you
figures for doing your work.
Illlglrsrentes Satisfaction In
is, see only Jenstt's Pore.
' lead and lost linseed
ow...—
”—...-“Wm.” .....
E. Gorham,
NORM
. from fair to cloudy. with nearly stationary,
" work no lie. Bpenr’s should be held In a
HATS
00.,
So. Norwalk.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
mus GOLDEN. uttereadl’ropvletor.
“WWW?“ mementhaulo; Imontbe
tar-inch cool-I. Icon
scorn nonwnu ml annals. ’
Box seam-nor Wnshlngton and North Main
Bax l—Oorner Day and Toners streets.
Box 9—0190- street.
Bo! liaWeet street. opposite I‘rnnlrllu street
school.
Box 13—Ooncord street. opposite school.
Box M—Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
30! 15—Oct”: High, street and Bayvlcw
avenue. '
Box lQ—Norwn-lk Iron Works building.
Box l'l—Corucr West avenue and Cedar
m
Boa ll—~Ccrner West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box its—{lower Ely avenue and Boston street.
Box Bil-Corner South Main and Monroe
, streets. ,
Box BB—Jlectric Light station.
Box Sir—lair” annue and Cedar street.
22W ”—....—
llnhture Almanac for 'l'o-morrow.
Sun Rises Sunfish High This Low Tide
at 0:41 at “it ”2le at 71in!
New York Herald Weather Inreenet.
The weather today promises to be generally
followed by felling temperature and probably
rain. To-morrow it promises to be colder and
cloning.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
What the People of 0m- clty are being
and laylnx.
The first annual ball of Putnam llose
Baseball team will be held in Arion Hall,
Madison street. to night.
~Sausage 12} cents. at Hayes‘ market.
Mr. and, Mrs. Joseph Dykoman. of
New York, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Hoyt, Bsyview avenue.
——A newlnvoice of blankets at prices
beyond competition. Be convinced by
calling. Dwyer’s Hard ware Store.
Unens Council, No. 28. Improved
Order of Red Men, will work the adop-
tion degree tonight. All members are
requested to be present.
William Hatfield has invented a very
unique slot machine. and has it an exhi-
bition at Trowbridge & Co.‘s cigar store,
where it attracts considerable attention.
-—~M'u Tillotson. 207 Washington
street, has the choicest and best select-
ed stock of miliinery to be found
anywhere, and at theglowest prices.
Saturday afternoon, while Arthur
Keeler was driving from Norwalk to
South Norwalk, his horse became unruly
and one of the wheels of the wagon was
broken.
Meetings will be held at the Methov
dist church on Tuesday. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
week. Rev. B. E. Barnes will preside the
first two evenings.
——The Iargest‘line of fine candles in
town, at Lane's.
The pastor of the South Norwalk Cou-
gregational church announced yesterday
that more than nine hundred people at-
tendsd the Regen lecture, held in that
church, and that the net receipts would
be about 0300.
—-l"'resh pork 12lc, at Hayos' market.
Court Mnbsckcmo. Ancient Order of
Foresters, will hold its regular meeting
to-morruw night, In their quarters in
Swnrte & Corbett‘s block. The advisa-
bility of organizing a court in George-
town will be discussed.
—Twenty-live cents admission in-
cludes all to the amp fire and hop Tues-
day, November 14th, held by the
ladies of Douglas Fowler Women's Re-
lief Corps. No. 16. In the G. A. R. Hall.
Washington street bridge.
A meeting of the cfllcinl board will be
held at .the Methodist parsonage, this
evening: also n meeting of the Sunday
school board will be held at 8 o‘clock, In
the basement of the church. All officers
and teachers ere urged to be present.
«Ask for Hand's cough drops; immed-
latc relief: largest box In the market. or:
Sefton'e Comic Opera company gave n
creditable performance in Music Hall,
Saturdny night. Several of the special.
ties. including Berton. with his funny
walk, 3an nnd Ward. and Arhno, In llll
hand “Boeing feats, were very good,
and appreciated by the large audience
mo ‘ 3' a
onscreen Ills-uh, no new market.
Rev. 3.3. Barnes, last evening, In a
brief talk on the temperance work In his
church by In. Spent, after compliment-
Iag Ilr. Spear for his sincerity and ears.
seine-s. gnugshinnouoiusiom. that he
was more“ ever that the
law “nausea-lip control the mills;
thetln gospel temperance work the
pepeleboald be first, and that such
punishable“ then In the church.
Islam nun-rumma-
wueebee aboundsaotto
tnntbliddeputy
Since January 7, 717 visitors have
registered at ‘ the city electric light
station. '
A daughter‘wsrr born Saturday to Mr.
"and Mrs. George A. Sturgse, of Cedar
street
~Plenty of delicious bread. st lane's
F. B. Merwiu and wife, of inling.
N. Y.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C,
S. Trowbridgc, of South Main street.
Mrs. Captain Pncknrd, of Elizabeth, N.
J ., will spend the winter With her dnugh
ter, Mrs. W. L Bounel. of Spring street.
~You can buy choice chickens and
fowla for l2lc pound, at Hayes' market.
Palestine Castle, No. 2,A. 0. K. of hi.
0., will confer the third or round table
degree on several candidates tc-night. A
full attendance is requested.
John Doherty, formerly a conductor
on the Danbury division of the Councils
dated. is now gntemnn at the Main street
crossing of the New England road in
Danbury.
—-”Five Million Immigrants in Ten
Years: What of it?" Third lecture by
Amos Parker Wilder, Ph. 1)., Congrega-
tional lecture room. South Norwalk,
Wednesdsyeveuiug, Nov. 15th. Tickets.
twenty-five cents.
severe cold wave may be expected.
Geroge, will visit Magus Charter Lodge
ing South Norwalk on the 7:15 train.
accompany them.
device for trolley cars hns been declared
market.
had their cars equipped with it Saturday.
on Wednesday evening.
lane’s.
Norwnik, rendered a fine ductt, and in-
strumental music was provided by Rich-
nrd Abendrotb, violin. and Professor
Vogler, piano. There was a good at-
tendence.
buy handy.
SililWAbb NEWS.
(leper Inst of Town.
John Slattery, who has been sick 0
pleurisy. is able to be out.
Winfield Soothe! Elm street,issuf
foring from blood poisoning In his righ
hand.
the lockup Sunday night, and twenty
nine Saturday night.
Frank Woodward, of North avenue
to be about the house.
The police nrrented Charles Callahan
a blacksmith, yesterday for drunken
n daughter of Mary J. and the late
held Wednesday afternoon.
week’s work. W
-IIfend‘n candy fresh every day.
green at the Nor-walk Opera Horne, will
cloeetI-morrew a’gbt, when the chance
articles will be distributed. Saturday
night there wise large attendance and
the attendance this evening promlsn to
Ila-unmet. 'anu
in the death of lisrryflmltb. at the
age of eighty-one years, lisugntuok lost
one of Its oldest and cruel respected
ethane. The funeral will be held Tune
day “mason fro-thefletbodlst church
at Beuptuok, end the burial will be
with Insoulc honors.
A weather prophet predicts that more
severe weather than usual will occur
from November 24 toDecember 0, and
timmediateiy following this period a
Welcome Stranger Lodge. Sons of Sr.
of Bridgeport, Wednesday night. leav-
All members of the order are invited to
—Fresh pork l2lc, at Hayes' market.
Theophilc Euphrat‘s new life-saving
the best appliance of the kind in the
The Broadway. New York,
line, which adopted it some time ago.
-—You can buy choice chickens and
fowis for 1250 pound.“ Hayes' market.
Owing to the revival service to be held
in the Methodist church during this
week, the lecture on immigration. by
Amos Parker Wilder. which was to be
given in the Methodist church, will be
given in the Congregational lecture-room
«Plenty of fresh liuylcr‘e candy at
At the concert of the Arion Singing
society.laat night, Mr. Singer,of New-
ark, N. J., and Mr.’SiugerwaId, of South
~Lane's is without doubt the plum to
A ”teeny Budget of Items From the
Thirty-one tourists were sheltered in
who has been seriously ill, in now able
noes. This morning Justice Coolidge
discharged him upon payment of costs.
Emma F. Byxbes, ofCrnnberry Pinion,
James H. Bynbee, died yesterday, sgeu
' forty-eight years. The funeral will be
Driver Albert Inns and Conductor
George Miller was the premium Inst
week offered by President Elihu! the
Horse Railway company, for the driver
and conductor who gained the largest
percentage of fares over their previous
St. linry'e fair, which has been In pro
"Henry N. also}. one we...» in:
nus, spent yesterday with friends in
Weetport.
Miss Nettle Williams. of Dsnbury. is
visiting Ifise Helen Gregory, of war,
port avenue. V q
Miss Mend Workman.“ New York.
is spending the week at the home of her
parents. in Norwalk.
Mine Jennie Craft, of New York city,
has been spendioga few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall T. Andrews, West
Main street.
The Westport horsecnra are to be
fitted with heaters of the name make and
pattern as those in use on the Norwnlk
Horse railroad. " W-..
George Finch and Henry Green went
gunning Saturday. Conductors Harry
Bouton and George Miller, of the Nor-
wnlk horse railroad, were also out tramp-
Ing the woods after game. ‘ They all re-
port fair luck.
—'lhe Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwalk. Price only $9.08.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Aux-
iliary will be held in the Y. M. C. A.
parlor, to marrow afternoon at 3 o'clock,
to complete their plans for the turkey
dinner on November 21st. A full attend-
ance is earnestly requested.
The case of Daniel Hanlon for assault
upon “China" Weston came up before
Justice (‘mlidge this morning and was
adjourned until 2 o’clock this afternoon,
when he was placed under ‘20!) heads.
It is said that Haulou has ctlered Woe-
ton $25 to settle the case.
N. h. l'ecx spent Sunday with his
friend, 0. J. Elabnch, in Greenwich, at.
tendipgthe fiftieth anniversary of the
ME. church. Mr. Puck’s father was
one of the blunders of the Methodist
church in that place fifty years ago.
The committee appointed by the com-
miseioners for Feirfleld and New sten
countieelnst monthto report upon the
condition of Bennett‘s bridge. which
crosses the Housemate river between
Newtown and Southbury, mil report to-
morrow that the bridge is unsafe. The
joint board of commimionere will probe-
hly order the building of a new tree
structure to cost about $15,000. It will
be necessary to call the representatives
of both counties to lay a special tax.
-Specinl values in carpets and up-
holstery goods at the Boston Store,
Norwalk, this week. Stock must be
reduced to make room for holiday goods.
A horse car on fire created a little
«section at noon today. When the
heater was put in car No. 12 the pipe
was cut scent .nod did not go
into the smoke stack. Asperk
from the heater lodged on the roof
under the smoke stack. and set the
car on fire. . A passenger discoveyed the
blaze when the car was nearing
the Wall street switch. and as
Driver Wardwell was coming in,
the passengers were transferred to
the other car and taken to South Nor-
wnlk. Wardwelldrove the burning car
into the stables. where the blaze was ex-
tinguished. The other day the seat of
one of the cars caught fire, but was
quickly extinguished and a portion of
the sent out out
OVER ’I‘llE RIVER.
News and closely of the llny
alorwnlh.
The Epworth Dengue will meet l-‘rldny
evening with Miss Ade lleucdict. South
Osborn avenue. ___ __‘ ,-.
Arthur N. Paddock. of Riverside ave-
nue. presided at the organ in the Nor-
wnlk Methodist church yesterday.
f
t
In East
..
9
The ladies of the Swedish Congrega-
tional church held I very successful
entertnintnent, Saturday night. The
church edifice on Riverside avenue was
well filled, and an interesting InvolvementA
of music nod recitation was rendered. ‘
About twenty members of the Epworrh
League will go to Dnrien. Thursday
night, on the one trnln from South Nor-
wnlk. and attend nu entertainment In the
Town Hall. given under the capture of
the Methodist church In that piece.
"The District Babes?“ will be presented.
The fourth anniversary of the organi-
sation of the Bwsdlsb Congregational
church was observed yesterday. the three
services being largely attended and do:
eidedly Interesting la character. «The
peeionltev. 0. use-am. wee assisted
by Rev. A. Nordlund, of Georgetown,
and Rev. B. Soderholm, of Thoninntcu,
and there was special music sad singing.
W. A. Modular, n Mull-known citiesn
of McKay, Ohio, In of the opinion tbet
there in nothing as [nod for children
troubled with suits or map eschew
berielas Cough namely.
it in his family for several years with
2i. IIoz. lull Regular Iliade children’s Ribbed Hose.
at l5c. or 2 Fair for 250.
In Issoror lotllIIe Iiollar Kid Gloves for rrcrsf
-—-——oeo--—-
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.CONN.
an
Highest of all In Leavening I’owcr. —-Latest U. S. Gov' t Report.
WY PURE
Baking
Powder
20 ill. "turnover llif liter Stanford translated Sugar. SI .Iill
31b. New Masonic) Rosina 2MB lbs. NewPrunes, 25o-
Garol inn Rico, the; 3 lbs fancy Milk
Such Mince Meat, 100
Cranberries. 100 qt, sq
State. Our Coffee is fabulous; Butter and Cheese are the very
best. We car
Groceries 111 th a section.
goods to be turned into cash. Give us your order and don’t be
YOU SAVE IT RIGHT HERE Poll. “Til:
We color you
lire tortilla llrsmls of Hon. on Barrel. $465; lilo leg.
4.1bs New
Crackers. the; el lbs Standrd
Beds Crackers, 25c; fancy Tomatoes, 100 can; can Corn, 10c. None
[gage tsNew Beans, 25c;
:- of the Best Tea in 3“the
the Largest and finest stock of Staple and fancy
Ten thousand dollars worth of new
00ch elsewhere.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Gall 13-2.
“To All People “Eve'qwlrere. Good liens.
Pnrthsrhonse Steak . .. ..... loo
BlrllenS Sunk ...... .lsc
nuance... a
0 er .. . Dc
Prim elllb Ross t.. .lZe
Prime Shoulder flout. .ltle
Lamb Clio ...... .lllc
Sugar cured ”Hams .ch
rash Hn ms.. die
it Sausage .................................................................................. 12c
Menard to unlit we invite com inch with the best markets I the .
The nl'nove prices sure str ctly for CAS ll. W n "W“ or state
. E. J. WADHAIVIS. Proprietor.
PeoetE's heater. FIIEE IIEtIvEIIr. PEOPLE s IIIIIItEI
,13 North Main st.. So. Norwalk. 21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephoueoall. 52-3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 Telephonecali, 37-3
IOWAYTON.
The Baptist church was well filled last
evening.tho occasion being Bible Day.
The scholars of the Sabbath school ren~
dared an interesting programme of reel-
tations. vocal and instrumental music
and readings. The pastur.Rev. (J. G.
Cullen, made an address, and a collect
tion was taken for missions.
CBANBERRT PLAINS.
R630. I Pegg, of the East Norwalk
If. E. church. preached in the chapel on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dayton Bouton spent Sunday in
Weston.
Linus Ely is having his house painted.
Master Norman Benedict. of \Vt-sion,
has been visiting his sister, hire. Dayton
Benton.
As Howard and George Beers were re-
turning to their home in Weston. Friday
afternoon. their horse ran upon a bunk.
throwing the former out, lie was not
injured, however. and picking himself
up. jumped into the wagon and pursued
his homswnrd journey.
John Esanetnki'a horse ran away Sat
urdny evening. and was found later in
the night entangled in the harness in
Mr. Evanelzki's yard. The animal was
released. No damage was done.
The members of Washington Tamper
ance society. of this place. attended the
convention of Good Templars held in
Bridgeport on Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society held a sociable
at the residence of Charles H Gregory.
Joseph Evanetzki has lac-n visiting his
brother. Frank Evanctzki, and family. of
South Norwolk.
The board of relief will meet at the
school house on Saturday afternoon. the
lBlh last. at 2 o'clock. to hear and do
termite all appeals from the assessment
list.
Mr and 31ml.) Ill. l'Illow will cclc
brute the twenty fifth anniversary of
their marriage on Monday afternoon
November: 7th.
Mrs Thomas Gregory moved from
Norwalk into her place here on Satur-
da .
Ear. Mr. Wyatt. of the Norwulk Metlr
odiet church, preached in the chapel on
Sunday afternoon.
Allen Burton. of Brooklyn, spent Sun
do at home.
.nptain Juhu Crawford is home.
SlFTED WIRINGS.
Jan. Bil.
Tufts was defeated by Williams at foot-
ball by u licl‘if't‘ of ‘3.’ to 4.
An agent of President I'rixoru Is in Bul
timore getting recruits for tho new Ilrxull
Inn navy.
Engineer Kilir- Win killed by the expiry
lieu of an engine in II. fioclup's factory at
Kellam. l’u
Christian Kcltganrd, president of an in
solvent Minneapolis brink. has been arrest-
ed in Chicago.
The football battle between Yale and
Pennsylvania in New York was won by
Yale by a score of it to ti.
The city ofllclnls of Jacksonville, Fla,
are determined that the Mitchell-Corbett
light shall not occur In that city.
Richard Park. the well known Chicago
sculptor who lllotlt'lul the famous Ade
lichen statue. In being sued for divorce by
his wife.
By the breaking of asenlfold plank at
theillkoemakerville tl'n.) viaduct eight men
were dropped into Rtrlley creek and seri-
ously injured.
Ernest W. To In. a drug clerk,N
killed himselfln Stamford. Conn. because
his mother opposed his marriage with the
girl of his choice.
Italian parents In liarhlum. Conn" are
churned with punishing one of their cbfls
dren bytwlsting Its neck until the child
beet-eons deform .
Allegheny City were flood the and costs
for distributing inflammatory circulars.
and not having the money are now In jail.
EVANS’ HOME BURNED.
The Hands family lay new Been Killed
by the lab.
“Monroe‘s. Ky.. Nov. i8.-Phll Idvnns’
home was burned to the ground. and his
family either perished therein or were run
away by an infuriated crowd Who com-
mitted the not is unknown. All that re-
mains to tell the tale was a part of a chim-
neynndnf cw bumwllogswbnretbshome
steed. lid Hell’s house. the father of
lveun’ victims. which is only a short dis-
tance from where Evnon’ house stood. In
being led through fear that thenc-
of his old mother. wits end little glrl.osa
be found or heard of anywhere.
theories are advanced.
blown their bushewttb dynamit
all wit in or drove them off
littered bsbeuev
makes ”tint W-
when “kw the truth will be
m with ehetudhnwllhfeartbem
The winter rnrrrivni ul Quebec begins
The two anarchists who were arrested In
(renew attack him and his helpless
children. ”All is unmet. and there is
notelliug what may yet occur. Acorn-
epoudent tleerundthefollowing: Saturday,
night we lend Mancunian like an
echelon of d scuttle. were heard bye
gé‘dihor, follo’ired by shout so shots in
re
nuceemlon
onset ivnas’ family. which missed
Several
llsbsrna scarred tech was these and
klllln
earthen d:
The authorities will
nhuqurrnafléau
rises walls-uranium “is. ntwnynrendy
3mm w
Elan?“
A LITTLE 0F EYEBTTIIHG
News, Nations and Nonsense Called from
Our Contemporaries.
Thomas McDrrmott. one of the best
known lrishmeu in Danbury, was found
dead in his bed Saturday. The deceased
was seventy-four years old.
The grocery store of Patrick M. Kiev
nan, New Britain, was raided and niarge
quantity of liquor was found in bottles
and jugs. Kieman was arrested.
Zimmerman has been exonerated by
the L. A. W. Racing board from the
charges of professionalism preferred by
the National Cyclist union of England.
The Schuyler Electric company. Mid-
div-ton x1. (Tenn. has sold the large search
light which was on exhibition at Chica-
go. to the Kremlin government. It will
be placed on the worship El Cid.
John J. Murphy. a Dnnbury but cur.
for, was painfully hurt by swullowiuga
pin while at dinner. The pin lodged In
his tiu'unt. but was removed in a short
time and lit. Murphy is none the worse
for his strange experience.
One hundred citizens of Waterbury
have petitioned the solectmcu to call a
town meeting “for the purpose of Inuk-
iug an appropriation to help the unem~
played over the present crisis." and they
have issued a call for a special town
meeting.
Fifteen deer were killed in the woods
near Ronkonkoma, L. 1., l-‘riday,betwecn
sunrise and ‘J p.111. It was the first of six
“open" days, during which the game
laws permit the hunting of deer. About
300 people camped out all night about
the hunting grounds Out of the fifteen
killed all were of good slain weighing
from I30 to"3i) pounds. They were in
line condition.
IN l'LliASl lif.‘ s “‘Pfll’l‘llwn‘
Eventn of Interest to the l'l-sy- Going
People of Norwnlk.
Unr- form of contemporaneous theatric-
ais peculiar to the big cities is the "con-
tinuous performance," which now flour-
ishrs so prosporrlusly in Boston. New
York and Philadelphia. In cacllof those
cities hlr. Keith. Who originated this
happy and essentially up to date idea,
has established a theatre devoted to his
clover scheme. In New York he is con-
ducting the famous Union Square (now
a rebuilt and beautifully renovated housel
on the unbroltu-n show principle. Opera.
v'arielyn and novelties make up the never—
endiug programme. The doors Upf'll at
noon and from then until nearly eleven
at night the staueinronstautiy in us.-
i‘upular prices prevail rm to 50 tents) and
the attractions are really excelhnt in
their line. llr Keith started the first
rontrnuous performance July iith 1885.
and us become wealthy as tho rrisult of
his foresight and daring. III-I theaters
are carefully managed and the entertain-
ments cram all respects polite. though
jolly
801‘ A Ill-ill 0l-‘ ROSES
A Fair and firm-re View of the Life oil the
Average Editor.
‘ Those who imagine that an editor's
life Is it lwd of macs, are laboring under
a delusion and a were. The following
from an rxt‘hnngu places the matter in
about the right light, and Is certainly
very przll
PEA iltlng anowspaper is pleasant busi-
noe'e—‘rf you can stand it.
If it contains many advertisements the
subscribers complain that they take too
much space
If there is a scarcity of advertising it is
unpopular and people won 'I have it.
if we attend church regularly they say
no go for client.
If we stay away from church they say
no are monstrously henthenish
If we accept an invitation to n wed-
ding they say we Were only Inivtr-d to
“write It up.”
If we go to the opera house they ray
we 0 on free tickets
"it” are seen upon the streets too of-
ten they any we neglect our business.
If we avoid going on the streets they
say we don‘ t. hustle around after the
news.
If we reject n long winded communi-
cation Its author becomes furiously en-
raged nod discontinuss his paper.
If we publish lengthy cornmurricrstionn’I
our renders say we lack discretion and
put In anything to “ml up”.
If we swell out In a new suit of clothes
and. celebrate ground hog day, they 2]
at our clothes in payment for
reigning. end that we are by far too
enrich in our frailty, we sometimes peeps
mic n joke. or make s stagger at a poor
little point hcy‘do say we are exceedingly
light and wont
lf wsomit jollres. they any we are poor.
e.
If we are single. they any we are too
bail to get runrrl
we are not single, they ssy It is n
it“?
for our wives.
(we publish s Inna who but brought
disgrace upon his family the friends of
the family never forgive us. If we. out
or nosed heart. decline» Iny ynay
on ih‘e as, on men’s sneaks
are innppo n we ere bread as
white timed cowards
We are
Soccial for the Holidays. -
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mothers Bend This. I» '
"My child' 18 subject to severe attacks . Children cry for
Fischer’s Castoria.
of diarrhoea. During theiast sickness,
Dr. Hand‘s Diarrhoea Mixture was freely
given and an immediate cure resulted.
It would have required a dozen visits
of a physician. as on former occasions
I believe Dr. Hand's Remedies would
have saved the life of the child I lost,
had they been within my reach at the
time of its sickness." Mrs. [11.an-
3m, 72‘ JNew street Camden. N. J.
They are splendid children's remedies.
‘25 cents. All drug stores.
When Holly was sick. we gave her Castorfl.
When she was a fluid, she cried for Custom
When she Mourns Miss, she clung to Custom.
When she hurl Children. she gave them Canada
0
Children Gryfor
Pitcher’e Gastorla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher's Gastorla.
Taylor & Golden.
fleaIEstateanIIlnsorance.
wasnmoma sexes-r.
Persons looking“) forslo
with the View a
call and examine our p“liar. med?» 3:35:39 oi:
sale in every partof the city at reasonablr
scan. it
t.‘ map is a terror to young mothers
To post them concerning the first symp
toms and treatment is the object of this
item. The first indication of croup is
bonrseutss. In a child who is subject to
croup it may be taken as a sure sign of
no approach of an attack. Following
this hoarseness is a pecullliar. rough cough.
If Chamberlain s Couh remedy Is given
as soon as the child mes hoarse or
even after the rough cough has appeared it
will prevent the attack. It has never
been known to fall. 25 and 50 cent bot-
tles for solo by (i C. Stillson, druggist. or house and lot,
Ii. w York millionaire gives a din-
nor. int 5th avenue and 26thstlreet. costing
$700 III), \v hicb gives 19 poo Is dyspepsia
and them people 5 1nd ‘1 .00 in doc-
ors' bills and film l_v have topay $5.00
each foanctus Blood Cure to cure them
what would be the saving per capitn if
the dinner should not be given, there
being 87 persons at the feast?
inquire at Plaismi s drug store, where
you may have the problem solved and
car nl'urumlron nlxlutt‘ ctus Rio 1(' or.
prices and on easvte
WANTED.
Henry W ilson, the postmaster at
Welshton Florida, says he cured a case
of” drunhrva of long standing in six hours,
with one small bottle of Chamberlain‘s
Colic, (Tholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
What a pleasant surprise that must have
been to the sufferer. Such cures are not
Nomi wife, without children. wanted at
man good worker. Apply Immediately. mom
and companion in small family. Must
street, Norwal n10 it
once; good salary to the right person. Apply
us if
MTI Till s (harming place will be open all
\lA
Led gen-nod Farm Nor-w lk. -
pcriencodK dairyman, abeolutell; relli‘sibnlg: :fr-
b3“ Kind mldrlieml woman as housekee
Iain cook and n at. ' home.
Caller lress Mrs. Dr. mi. 5 heat Maui
THOROL’GHI \ r-ompetr ut housekee
inafarnily of three First class re er-
70 North Main street.
035 Hill Villa. south Norwalk. Conn.
winter for ermanent or trnnsic in
Families liberally treated with- :nbouszml'iafgl
. . , class;
unusual wrth thrs remedy. In many 1n-
stnnces only one or two doses are to
trolley cars pass the house; terms moder-
nti lvv
. . . RESHMAKINGI'I ll
qurml to give permanent l'f’llt‘f. It can [)0 ween Tranlf(ll"fn {fimteglhi
niuuys be depended upon. When re- MS}. Moirinez, 2”“"”“"d “”9st” N0"
arll 3m
rluu-rl uith “uter- it is pirusnnt to take.
for sale by (l. f) Stlllson druggist.
mammal;
.,- T0 LET. ' A“
‘RONT rooms in Dibble sblock.
l" J. luvrrm Ilium a, at Eerrin‘ got‘flb‘lll'coe?’
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NORWALK OPIIIA 8005):.
Monday Evening. November 20,
n 8 o'clock.
Ovlde Musln
Grand Concen Company'
llllllffllll IIllSl’llll.
(WIDE scrotum Violinist:
\NNIE humid; TANNEll-MUSIN, The
American Nightingale:
lilo-ISIS BONSALL. Contrnito:
.. lw
RT of lower house. Noodwarrl avenue.
ILA
rent. 9; No."9 Woodward
”wart of once come avenue, rent
r 80th Main street and
nnford lace, r r,
future. Hagfordf’ en ‘9: p." M Seymour
1 I
A. Woobwuur. I“? WM. 3“- Apply to E.
)LEASANTnfgirulshled rooms to let; rooms
' aonn e r
9 Glrard Pi'nce. South Nora's: ”quill: INC”
floor in the Insurance bulld—
ifs
lock. terrmerly occupied b Bntl
For particularsh n uiree'ofw‘a
Brown. nt‘hls store on lion niu street.
our 1" Beam. City Natl lcnaannk. nlitfo'
ROOM n ’rtm at. ll 1
’l'ebritis’p‘frulr e awn." Whirl?
0"?
ug
ndows in
l Clue
street. hails ll bred and heated wind
In. office Oirl Wei
Ington street
every room I:
“WINDY. Kl Wash
sea en's" “
; lW0 -.. 5min...” horses. phnetau. spindle
an two If Ie harass
nt linker n etching! Spring streezhupn l‘lvpv 1'
EDUARD SCHAB'. 80ch l’lnnlsl: fl
and FEEDER“! W. ELLIOTT. T
TIN] If!
A.
Tickets on sale. and ulmlssioa tickets ex-
changul for reserved seats. on and after
November fifth, at Planso'n. Norwnlk. or at
Plainted'e. South Nor-walk. all) or
tonmrssronor’s Ilolloo
l
nnriv
o'c :kfcrenoos.
laid (More
titre of Pianos It the fill? flotel. South Nor-
wnlk. for two weekn longer. in W of
'the some faculties and amount of best-
aens. Thetnntmnenlnhnvebsenennwlnse by
n llltbw' of experts sad well-known hetero-
fearlessl- nsd "encased “.an ” 't‘hey
are being held at absolutely whole-sternum
tenths" muscles retell ville. has-em Ike
Mounts-ass
E Inst storennd basement in Tun flu-rt-
skt. mhulhiing. lilac was Apply at tinn-
BACKUli WEter motor. which will be” sold
out reap for want of use. Apply at this
l’llllE lflllll
to announce to the
l’lilit IIIII!
maple!N of Nnrwnlk
News
vrlmty that on the tuber.
Tamrubn gummy?" appointed by .1“ sort M l lehnll starts wholesale audrsta l milk
heoDIetrlcl . Awhol sand ldepot Will be
Commienlonereto receive ascension. and de- M“ “i I'm“ - ”"5 Water street.
cldsnmutbo clnlmn of r of on Not “in Allordm Inhomnwm
“ain't,” 5 let.” 1 . In all. heehenahd . cmndlnlnstrsst.
' a. “up,“ sbtor will Ive prompt attention. Soliciting
august" notice but we nwlll «use to In; Ammo restrain-salmon n “parchm-
ulins pfiointment I‘nl. oeof Bus. "1‘9"" . A! 33-
dell Front. in ”Emma
goon South Nor-rural; gills, .yo'i rumors};
”commissions all...
ma
mm'ufi'gzem “mg,“ m 'm ‘5'? "MW Ta «mmsmm me “by the Court or
mm ‘lb ”mag“ 3mm”. ”mmlmll a"... t
D W a t clnl oft-be Ilion's of l. relate
can Emilia} W”“‘”‘"‘ “'31.." "I“ “3...... rJ‘m n.
l l M f 0%
Pianos lll lilolerels lose. .. ml “Wm-in. sign
our. narrow lAltUllmretealotlvecf 330331;???» "" "i" “3“,, W
the Studio Piano Inner-stones Qesoo- sue Doers lirn use“ ed
senor New York. will continue the enhlbio moat We date fort exhibition
rm cul‘melkrtshelfik I waffle“.
gm, .} (bu-lumen.
WW
nrnersl. ROUGH.
Norwalk Chronicler