s of purchasers. LAlsowour
F
Men’s ' Furnrshmgs
struck a responsive chord ”in the hearts of a buying corn-
~ HATS
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the state.
AN IS (ll 00.,
'6’ Wanitington St,
80. Norwalk.
2011111. lull 1111111 llarle children’s llibberl llose.
‘ at 151:. or 2 Fair for 250.
W
in Assorted lot line llollar, Kid illoles for lists.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84. WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH 'NORWALK. CONN.
the lasting Brands at Flour,
Such Mince Meat, 10¢
Cranberries, 100 qt, 3
$111.11..
best We the Largest and
Groceries 1n this motion.
ooled elsewhege.
3 lb. New Mascots] Resins, 25c; 3 lbs. New Prunes, 2511
Carolina Rico, 25o; 3 lbs fancy Milk Crackerszpo
Beds. Crack era, 26c; fancy Tomatoes, 10c can; can a“Corn, IOotEMNono
, j You” Wanted f ‘ "a Che, 3
you save 11 mean nuns son mu.
Wo offer, you
2011. llamraayar asl ilrlar Standard translator Sugar. $1.19,
par llarral. $4.65; lllla lay,
albslll
4111th aw
tsNow Beans, 26c; assay
of the Best Tea in the
.1031...
State. Our Coffeeisdolicious; Butter and Cheese are the very
finest stock of Staple and f
Ten thousand dollars worth of new
goods to be turned into cash. Give us your order and don’t be
CHAS. ESEYMOUR,
i... Druggrst
When you
or cold, use
'l‘larslerl s Cough llemerly
' l-E’laisted’s .Benzoin
Cream will remove all
blemishes from the
complexion.
1:!" When you want
something appropri—
ate for anniversary or
wedding gifts, look at
our stock. We haire
many fine pieces in
But Glass.
noyal Worcester.
ALSO
liter Dinner notices,
in sets or single.
[1.1. PIaisterl
Druggist,
:43 Washington St.
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
Wall Paper,
Plil18. Hills. GLASS.
BJUSHES. etc.
“ism is a gnarl time to Paint.
i shall in Plaasarl to give you
tlgaras tar rlalrrg your worlr.
Will guarantee Batlsiactlon In
aiaryaaaa.
1‘s us only lawatt's Furs.
Illitl laarl anrl Ilast llnsaarl
111. 2 11111 111111.
I... H. DECKER.
Amount 18-—
lrtlsts' Iatarlals.
“Mmd
are
'ti‘oublcd with a cough
Brown Derby.
5- 15,-..GOI'ham.
h'r NORWALKui
in Washington 31..
South Norwalk.
i floats, Paints, lllls. 11111.,
Iain, traysa aalllllraraoal.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAM" GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor.
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ans: 1 month. 3511131? Winslow... s 321111
Willi! NODWALK FIB! AEABII.
Box a-C'orner Washington and North Main
vstroats.
Box Warner Day and Tollos atraots.
Box 91—01m- street.
Box Ill-West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box 134-00an street. opposite school.
Box N~Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box il—{lorner 11th street and lksyviow
‘ avenue.
Box limNorwalk iron Works building.
Box ill-«Corner West avenue and Cedar
street. .
Box II’Cornor
avenue.
Box Ila—Corner Ely avenue and Bonton street.
Box fill—Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box Sit—Electric Light station.
Box 41-Falrliold avenue and Cedar street.
West
Miniature Almanac for To-m arrow .
Sun Rises Stingers Rich Tide Low Tide
“3‘ If. 4 33 at. 2. ll 1'11 llz'll
New York Harald Weather l'orscaat.
The weather 10-day promises to be clear and
colder. To-morrow it promises to be still
colder and clear. followed by sharp frosts.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What that Poop]. of Our City an Doing
and 81111111.
Mrs. J. N. Spihcr and daughter Emma,
of Honsdale. Mass, are visiting Mrs. Dr.
A. N. Clarke. this city.
MA now invoice of blankets at prices
beyond competition. Be convinced by
calling. Dwyer‘s Harness Store.
The ladies of Douglas Fowler Relief
Corps will hold acamp tire and hop in
the Grand Army hall, on the Washing-
ton street bridge, to night.
~Fresh pork 1211:, at liaycs‘markot.
Companies 1“ and D will have a battal-
ion drill in the Armory tonight. under
the..-direction of Major Hendrie, of
Stamford.
Edward F. Dempsey was arrested last
night for drunkenness, This morning
he pleaded guilty and was lined $1 and
costs by Justice Barrett.
—Plent.y of fresh Huyior’a candy at.
Lane’s.
In reporting the concert in the Con-
gregational church, yesterday, 11 duett
by Miner's Alecia Cousins and Alice
Byxhce was ommitwd from the pro-
grananc.
Luther Wright has turned out within
the past three weeks, the following busi-
ness wagons: Two for J. T. i’rowitt, one
for Stamford, one for Cranberry Plains,
and one for J. M. Lockwood, of Wilton.
——To-night the camp fire and hop will
be held by the ladies of Doug'as Fowler
Woman's lteiiof Corps, No. 15, an the
Gran-l Army Hail. Washington strrot
bridge. Admission, 25 cents.
Parties who want. to take advantage of
the times to obtain furniture at a big
reduction should read David Snow's new
advertisement in this issue. in addit-
ion toa heavy cut in prices, they make
a further reduction of ten per cent. for
cash. Certainly this is a big inducement
for cash purchasers.
—8ausags 1210011111, It Hayos‘ market
Luther Wright. makes a special offer
of o "Lakewocd" phrntou In his new ad-
vertisement in this issue. it is certainly
worth all he asks for it, which isoniy
$3M. lie has put in 11 our lead of hand-
some slolghs, and bass raposltrlryrcor-
nor Franklin and Madison streets) well
stocked with all kinds of pleasure and
busine- wagons.
mmisa ’l‘lllotaon. 2171 Washington
street, has the choicest and bent “elected
stock of mlilinery to be found anywhere,
and at the lowest prices.
One day last week Thomsstlbeshao and
Alex Morton engaged a man to row thorn
toanoid bout oi! Wilson i’olnt, where
they were to spend the day flailing.
After leaving thorn the man rowed away.
“and when night came the fishermen
found thoy bad no means of getting
home. Blank-r1 took of! his clothing and
swimming ashore muted a boat. after
which he rowed back to the fishing
grounds and took Morton ashore. The
11m lilac slay go 11111111; they will
probably provldl means for getting
avblws without awlmlng nearly a riusrt-
or of a mile in very“ chllly water.
“The largest 111.. of lim- canrlloa lnc
town, at hunt a.
Booth : Norwslk is Just now being
treated toasaanpcranoo campaign.
ducted bylir. 8111mm orator of consid-
arabls "magn-atlsua" and persuasive slo-
ounces“ the blue ribbon adorns lira
buttosholss of savosal Norwalksra who
some down this way. Tampsraasos is a
good thingbusa maawboslguaa pleura
moribund" tlwinllusacauf undue
adamant «impulses-don seldom
harp-ll. lslaalalgktyssrlous thing to
1111111111111 whisk radically altars tbs
bsbluafasaaumad raryfswproplscaa
krsak all Making in as blast. We
had a murmurs-as Win
W.mm mass. has listless
militia,
"‘h-
street and Taylor .
con- electrical contracts in view in 111111111
The schooner W. 8. Tompkins is at
John H. Forria' wharf with a cargo of
brick. -
Mrs. Arthur Therle and Mrs. William
I“. Hoyt are visiting friends in Maiden
and New York.
William M. Saunders and family will
start to marrow for Southern Pines, N
C., where thoy will remain durlng the
winter,
’-Lene‘s is without doubt the place to
buy handy. m 1
John Ferris hasboon living in Darion
two or three months, on the homestead
of his late father, Stephen Ferris.
Robert E. Meaghcr is no longer em-
ployed as clerk in the Mahackemo Hotel
having been discharged yesterday.
—I"resh pork 1211:, at Hayes market.
The ladles of»! Trinity church wiligivo
an entertainment Thursday night in the
store in T1111: 82mm building. to be
occupied by W. A. Benedict.
-Mead's candy fresh every day.
Edward Raymond has closed his res-
taurant on Washington street, on account
of the dull times, and is moving the fur-
nishings to his home on VanZandt ave-
nue, East. Norwalk.
—The ladies of Trinity church-will hold
a supper and sale at the store in the now
8111171an building. Thursday evening.
November 18. Supper was sound from
5 o clock.
An order was received at the South
Nor-walk depot. last night.t-:1 have the
switch engine withdrawn days until fur-
ther notice. The day crew will he put
on tho switcher nights and some of the
night men will be laid 011.
The annual State convention of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
opened today in New Britain. Mrs. C.
A. Knight, president of tho Norwalk
Union. and Mrs. Thomas F. Evernden,
the delegate from Norwalk. are among
those in attendance.
-—Sousagc 121 cents. at Hayss' market.
A new time table will go into eflect
on the several divisions of the Consoli-
dated rosd.nsxt Sunday. Saturday a
meeting of the superintendents of
the several divisions was held in Gen-
eral Manager Plan's office for the pur-
pose of making arrangements.
On the day of the Yale Harvard foot-
ball match at Springfield, Saturday,
November 2.5, the Consolidated railroad
will run eleven special trains—four out
of New York, four extra from New lia-
von, one from Middletown and two from
Hartford. There will boextra curs On the
regular trains The four from New
York will consist of parlor cars exclu-
lively.
The executive committee of the Nor-
walk Union, Young People's Societies of
Christian Endosvormet last night in the
Baptist church. it was decided to hold
the next quarterly meeting early in
December. in the South Norwalk
Congregational church. The Congrega-
tional society will also observe the
eleventh anniversary of their organiza—
tion at that time.
——“Fivo Million Immigrants in Ten
Years: What of it?" Third [colors by
Amos Parker Wilder, 1’11. 0.. Congrega-
tional lecture room, South Norwalk.
Wednesday evening, Nov. ifitb. Tickets,
twenty-five cent» for sale at Tomlin-
son's and i’ialstcd's.
President Clark of the New York, and
New liavon Railroad company. says
the agreement with the Lehlgh Valley
road is likclyto befollowod by traffic
arrangements with other roads. Thorsgm-
ment with the hhlgh valley was proposed
by that company some time ago, but the
New llavsn company could not
it on account of lack of facilities. Now
that half of the New York division is
four tracked the Now iiavsn company
is able to take ioblgh Valley freight
from floats on which it will be brought
around New York city.
Percy 12.111111. constructing engineer
for the Alexander Chamberlain Electric
company, of New York city. has barn in
town the past waak installing a conduit
system of incandescent electric lighting
in John ii. Forrls' bouaaon West street.
A conduit system metals in runnlag all
wires through a tubs of ashram papar.
covered with a Jackets! bra. on the
outside. Holaasslstsllbyonaofbla
company’s most competent electricians.
Hugh Qulnu. Tbs system isoousplsto la
svmympschsud ousof tbsbutintha
market. If. Earth has until other
Norwslk.
The Adams Express company are tak-
ing unusual cars to guard valuable pack-
ages animated to their cars, and myof
thalr lash-am an bring farahbsrl
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A ans-y uncut of It... In. 111-
If numeric-I.
. St Marys church fair will close»
night. 111».
Tim regular meeting of the Paint?“
Union will be held to night. "
Mr. and 1111. 1101101 A. Saunders
wheeled to New Haven and return
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Smith Samr‘nis, who
hsvo been visiting in Norwalk and Diu-
bury, have returned to their home in
Huntington, L. l.
~Wednssday, Nov. 15th, from 2 to 5
p. 111., you can buyfiOc. damask towels
_ for loo.sach,at the Boston ators,Nor walk.
E. F. Taylor, a carpenter, died at his
home in Cranberry Plains this morning,
aged forty years. He has been an'inva-
lid for six years.
The newly-elected missionary commit
toe of the First. Congregational Y. P. B.
C. E. are requested to most in the chapel
Thursday night. immediately after the
prayer meeting
Miss Katharine Simmons, of Glens
Falls, N. Y ., accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Bertha King, of the same place,
is spending a week with her sister, Mrs.
W. A. Toiles. of Mott avenue.
-'lhc Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwalk. Price only .9. 98
hxtrs trips are made by the horse cars,
Saturday nights, as follows: Leave Nor-
walk. 8:34, 9:14. 9:54, 10:30; leave South
Norwalk. 8:51, 0:31. 10:14, 10:46.
Mrs. Mary Morroil died at her home in
Stamford this morning, aged seventy-
eight years. She was the mother of
Mrs. William Boar-s, of Water street.
~Spccial values in carpets and 11p-
holatory goods at the Boston Store,
Norwalk. this week. Block must he
reduced to make room for holiday goods.
The footbmi gains between 111'. Nor
walkh. M C. A. Juniors and the Dan-
bury eleven has been postpone-.1 from
Wednesday to Thursday.
-—Frorn 2 to 4 p. m. Wednesday, you
can buy 18 In. cotton diaper for 401: the
piece. at the Boston store, Norwalk.
Assistant inspector Thomas Bradley.
of that}. A. R posts 1n this state, went
to Dnnbury last night to inspect the
post in that city. He was accompanied
by Comrade George Raymond.
~A new line of winter waists, casu-
mere, serge, flannel, sto..llnedandun-
lined. have just been received at the
Boston Store, Norwalk. Prices range
from .1 29 to ”.49.
Eugene Merritt, who left home last
week Sunday, unbsknown to his parents
returned Saturday night as suddenly as
he went away. He has been visiting
friends in Milford and Port Chester.
The Norwalk friends of Harry Scoflold,
of Pound Ridgo. formerly of this place,
will be pleased to learn that ho was
quietly married in Brooklyn, about two
weeks ago, to Miss Lillian Scott, also of
Pound Ridge. The groom is a brother of
i". B. Sconeld, of Summer street.
——-Mcad'sice cream always on hand.
William E. Johnson, who lives on
Pine street. stopped 0d a horse car
near Henry street, last evening, and was
run ovarby steam owned by Michael
Rstchford. Usher Beers and others
helped the man home. He was severely
injured. ___._. g . ,_
William White, of Broad River, was
driving home by way of Riverside avo-
nus. last evening when howls run into
byawagoa containing sums of A. it
Malkla'a oarpoutara The wheel to his
earn-guano thasbafls of thobtllii'
turnout were broken. Mr. White was
thrown out, but not injured. Mr. Whits.
ltlsaald,waaouthowroug side of the
road.
«The great 1111' 111. of clothing will
continue a few days longer, om“, Nor-
walk lloaton Eton.
Robsrt Msaghsr, formerly ciark 111 the
Machine kictal, and a batter namad
Megan, who boards on Elisabeth atraot,
South Norwalk. came up town last oven-
lag. in a Main stress ashon
got into an argumans with John Kirsch
aadraoalvsrlsblowln tbafacs. Ifsgatt
attemptcdtopuucb Kiraab,tbauranout
ofthoaalncnauduplbastsact Chlofof
police Dana arrsstad him and took 111111
to police baadqnartara, whats the trio
told thslr atorlaa to Justina Coolidge.
Kirsch didn’t want to prosecute, and as
tbs m Booth Norwalk was had been
drinking the justice lat tbs-111 go home.
Mosaawpaaalalama. 111-
Mel
—-
The fire waste in the United States for
October fools u‘p nine million, fivo hun-
dred and ninety~one thousand. sis hun
drcd and fifty dollars.
Selectman Raymond sent home a
brakcman, who drifted into town Sun-
day. He had a broken arm and wanted
toast toSpringlield.whero his parorts
reside.
John Rodcmoycr, .11.. formerly of
Norwalk, now Temperance Oratr-r Mur-
phy's private secretary, writes that he
hasn't fairly got intohis new harm-511
yet. but that it seems usort of relief to
get the newspaper harness off, just for 11
change.
Daniel Hanlon. who assaulted "('hinrr"
Weston last Thursday, was brought be
fore Justice Coolidge again yesterday
afternoon. As Weston was still unable
to appear. tho case was ndjourrwl rlnlii
Thursday afternoon at‘ 3-11‘1 lock. T111-
bond was increased from 11125 to 3200,
Patrick “union, an uncle of tho 111:1 11ml.
becoming surety for that amount
W LST PORT.
Mrs. 17 A. Donnell, of Now York. is 11
guest of Robert. (innit.
Lloyd Nash closed his cider 11111! at
noon today for the season.
A fellowship meeting will he held in
Memorial church.on Thursday evening
of next week.
Walter Maynard, of New Haven. was
a guest, Sunday. at the residence of W11-
liam P. £110.
The New York Grocery company is to
open a branch store in the Burke build
ing on State street.
The b‘shop of the diocese mil visit
Memorial Church of the Holy Trinity,
on Sunday owning. January i-llh.
Rev. George W. Barkydt. of St. Luke's
church. Brooklyn. N. Y, has accepted
the call from l‘hrisr church. and Will
commence his duties llt'l't' on Advent
Sunday.
Sunday afternoon concluded the series
of special revival sen-weather have been
held during the summer at Ssh-gourd
chapel at Croat Highway, by tho lt»-v.
Kenneth Mackenzie.
Wednesday evening of last week, John
Downes was driving down 31111111111111
to the village. When near the 11 nlllt'flt‘ti
of Capt. John E. ilulkeloy he collide-l
witha team being rapidly driven by Fred
Boers. Both parties were thrown out.
but both escaped injury. The Dowms
’ wagon was demolished.
Thomas. of John 11‘. lialstorl against
Deputy 511111111 D.1ni--lilri-1'oll 1-. bung
tried in Bridgeport to day. The claim 11
that the sheriif attached goods he
thought. belongui to hi S flanks. but
which were really the property of Mr.
Balaton. The oliicer refusal to giro
them up; hence the replovin suit.
The funeral of tholato Harry Hmilh,
who died at his home in Saugnruok.
Thursday evening, aged eighty—om- years,
took place from the Ssugatuck Moth-:-
dist church, Sunday niti'rmlon, llov. Mr.
Smith otiiciatiug. The member-l of
Temple Lodge. No. lib. 1‘. and A. ll . to
which the deceased bolnngrd, were
present in a body and aommpanird rho
remains to Christ church cometary.
where the closing Masonic honors were
given. The pallbearers were the follow-
ingbrothsr Masons: William E. Albrn,
Nathaniel l-l. Kirk, John W. Perry and
Peter R. Fools.
“metal of the plays to he gin-n by
the Dramatic club.“ the Opera ileum,
on Welland-y evening. November 32min
as follows:
“urns 11111 111:1."
Nicodemus Nobbs (anitlusrunt vc-nrlornf lu-
nulls Will. ................. Arthur Jollrfle
Mr. Mackintosh Make. . . .sruart W. Hberwnml
Mr. Iglantlao flosslaah . .1111qu 11.111111111
JuiiAlMoks‘a wifsl
flaunts maid of all workl ...
“noun"
“an. mtg ............ .. “Could ll. Jrllefio
Paul headroom. lhlo nephew). ..Arthur Juliette
Pater Fletcher this host frlonrll
. ”Fred it Durham.
111111111. 1.1.111. 11111111 1.11.1.1. lit. .lnlm Ksellsr
Mrs. its-unions. .1111» 1.91111 M. Morsilouse
Indy Meniscus Mule 1.. Marv 111
Sarah Jana Baanllald (a maid of all work)”
. .............. Miss Hollis it Hherwoml
kilns Mary M. llrsdloy
Boasts is. Marvin
Group is a terror to young mothers
To post them concerning the first symp
toms and treatment 111 the “bit?“ of this
item. The first indication o croup ls
boaraamas. in a child who is subject to
umpil may be taken ass sure alga of
at: I of.“ anallt‘ctk. Fallow“?
lskosssuaasla .roug mug 1.
if Chamberlain's l1 roused is loss
" censure" km... 5.5.1:
m ass a
:11" the at is 11': new
boss marshmallow-11111111.
llasforaalskyfl. 0.8111 __._ laundromat.
, float-y . tbs postmaster at
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 13:21.
Highest of all' in Leavening Power. —Latcst U. S. Gov 1 Report
EMm'
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
1s 1-1.1'1s1-11-sr-11111m
lvcnts of lntsrut to the Play-Going
People 9! Norwalk.
Charles E. Davies, the famous priz-
mitor and patron of high class athletic
and more familiarly
presents his
magnificent spectacular production of
“Uncle Tom‘s Cabin, at tho Norwalk
entertainments,
known as “The Parson,"
Opera House, next Saturday night.
. 11‘
1 J!"
The day introduces 1"tor Jackson.
1
champion heavy-weight pugilist of Ace
trnlin and England. to our public.
current. play 14.
lhllnla Used in the First City Election.
Wllen Till: SESTISEl.oiiico was moved.
rq-contly. from Railroad plane to its new
a small
bunch 1-f ballots which. according to on
building on Washington street.
endorsement. on the back of one of them,
were cast in the first city election hold in
South Norwalk. twenty-three years ago
cameo-light. A file 1111111111 of one o
thorn is given below. with the exception
thntn rlrL-rh has been substituted fora
spread eagle under the heading:
Citizen’s Ticket.
FIRST WARD.
For Mayor.
DUDLEY I’. ELY.
For (‘ity Clerk.
JOHN ll. Sliil‘ii.
For Treasurer.
WALTER l‘. tgl'lNTAltil.
Fur l'oller'tor,
”EURUH “(HIGHS
‘or Auditor,
EDWIN \Vii.t'th.
For Marshal.
(‘ilAItLErl W. SMITH.
l-‘or Registrar.
.illSl-li’li it RAYMOND.
'or Councilmen,
TULMADGE BAKER.
THOMAS (iUYirlil.
i-or Inspector of Elections.
MORRH M. NllitTle.
Ii Info In "music-opera.
0511111 canned fruit an hour or two bo-
lt is far richer
fun it is nmlcd for use.
and tho osygrn is thus restored to it.
i’utniittlosporrnacvtti. lard or kero-
cousin the boilrd llll‘ll’t‘il 11an horas in
the col-I. and your lie-m will be 111111
111111111111 glossy.
Hum arable and gum “succumb. in
equal parts. disc-11ml 111 hot water, make
the beat and most convenient muoilage
you can lwop in the house.
A pretty “slumber roll" is made out of
c-lrdinal and orange ribbons sewn in
cluster stripes on 11 black silk foundation
it is simply 11 round roll gnlhsrvd at
each end and finished with pompous of
the some ribbons.
To our» white canker 11m in the
mouth. get at 11 druguint‘s fir..- 111-11111
worth of gold thread and stoop in warm
water. and sweeten with honey or lost
sugar; wrt the canker with a swab dip
pod in the tea every half hour and give a
little of the tea.
Vaseline rubbed thoroughly into the
roots of the hair prevents it from falling
11. is said to persons its color.
Brushing the hair with a still brush
lifters minutes every night. then arrests
Do
not use bursa water on the humour
out.
the day, makes it soflanrl glmy.
fades sod lnjurés it.
W A. "elicits, a well-known cltluts
of McKay,0hio. is of theopihlou that
than is nothing as good for oblidrau
troubled with acids or creep asCIssra»
lie has mod
It In his family for asmsl years with
ska boat main and always ken-pa a bot.
tlaof it in its-shouts. AM burials
gripp- Inwa- iuaassti troubled with s
its slant other uaaslus
barlalns Cough Remedy.
Mrs.
Stowe's drama. though one of the oldest,
is certainly once! the most famous of
Blrlion “teak.
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Pork Sausage 1': . .............
The above prlr as are at fly for CASH.
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main at.. 80. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52-3. 1
detail.
5-11511? PICTURE FRAMES 1N XVORY
-~—-Al".TiSTi
open for
Surprising l-iow
Satisfaction guaranmd. ]
To All Paopla Evarywlrarafiiaod 111111;“
Farther-hon so Bleak ........................................................................ 16c
11??
in regard to qualify we invite comparison with the 1.111 markets in the town. or state.
f:
E J. WADHAMS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET
21 Wall st.. Norwulk
Telephone call, 57-3
sneer... 1..." '11..“"1‘1 1.11.1515:
PDRTR AITS 1N
1211111011. PASTELLE WATER COLOR Mill SEPII.
in hand .mrk from the original negative. Thi. superior graded! work rmnnot be made from
copies. but must be done from the original negative only. thereby preserving all the line «unis
ity of 1111- name-.111“! producing in the finished picture velvety softness and richness of tone and
A rinr- exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen 111511111111.
AND m)l.11~—~
A new line of
t‘ PHOTO-1P. .\1‘ HS [N [’l ATiNO’I‘h PEN——
insprr tion.
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E. M. JillIiSllil, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Will 81.. ilillinlK.
Low the Price on
FURNITURE
Has irllion this season. We
Plush Seat Rockers for 83.1111.
Ill Per Cent Beeuction
BUY “WHEN YOU
”A1111. s Discovery 1.11 Piles.
f
those symptoms.
for years with 1 hronic piles and feel you
can 't be ('Ui't 11, give Allen' 11 Discovery
-f 11 :11- w York millionaire gives a din-
. 111 '1.f.1r(‘ur'uL-s Dbl-11111311“: to cure then 1
the dinner should not be given tin r1
heing 87 pers 1:11 at the fears?
’01). may have
Allen' :1 Discovery for Piles Is a certain
cure for all kinds of piles. Do you have
common and rhating with intenseitching
often at night: 11' rs dangerous to neglect
If you have sullen-d
one trial. It is anew discovery that c urea
pilos Sold by all druggists Price-"10
cents Sent 11 mail for 51) cents Ad—
dress Allen's iscovery, Box 98, IARoy,
N. Y.
m- r at .1111 avenue and 211th street, costlng
(1111.111) 111111111 gnu-.1 ill people dyspepsia
and them p1-opie spend $1. 45*}. W in doc-
on' bills and finally how to pay $5.00
wilnl would be the saving pcr capltn 11
Inquire at l ‘1 outed a drug storo, where
the problem solved and
gnunfonnmnn .111-1111 Mun-Bk iCuro.
are now selling Antique Oak
formerly sold for $3.00; Antique
Oak PlushScat Chairs for $1.50, former price, $2.00; the best
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for 311.00 in the market.
on All Goods tor Cash.
CAN BUY CHEAP.
llavirl Stow, 211 South Main Street.
Taylor 81 Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance,
“'AQIHNGTUN STREET.
l‘.1~1-...~. 1.11.111 11.1.1 1111.111 house and lot,
wirl 1111- view of par-liming. are invited to
cull rind 131211111111 ouri‘st.\\ci11ue them for
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prim-:4 and 1-11 emv terms. 1111-111 11‘
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work first 111153. llitailroad Place. over old
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gentiemrn and ladies. Apply at No. l
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This rllnrmlng plat 11 will be open All
Children Cry for
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winter for permanent or transient boarders.
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walk. 143m
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
ON! PERFORMANCE 11111.11
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of players in a superb rsvl va of
Uncle Tom's Cabln.
PETER JACKSON
u lfncia Tom.
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as the anrtlnnoar.
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any. affirm York. will sections the aahibl-
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