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'With Bypophosphites at
‘50tl ll BOTTLE
, g) are selling a selected Nor-
dgian Oil saline as can behad
in the market, and our Emulsion
, is eel.
‘ yslcians are using it and
. recommending it to their pa-
* tisnts.
-—-——-4.o—¢—~
illIIugh Remedy,
_ 25c and 502: Bottles.
"Price refunded if not garland:
Filelirugs and Chemicals
for prescription use is our
'” Specialty.
.———"—~—~
\ll.P|ai'sted
/ wiDruggist
48 Washington St.
sown noawanx.
illnesses. ete.
rials-mos ties to roar.
"r” ‘
-, i shall lie Pleased to give you
Marsala doing“ your work.
.‘ are only Irvin's run.
stirs trail and lost linseed
E. E. Gotham,
rennin
5i. 2 mm,
South Norwalk.
-m m—
(m. tours, on. etc.
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CO.,
So. Norwalk.
um lemme sirens].
1m GOLDEN. wmmm
Wham.
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acorn “DIWALI ma Lulu.
Boa I~Gornsr Weshlsgtonond North lists
Box 6% Day and Tollee streets.
Box I—Oross street.
Box u—Woot street. opposite Franklin street
'D‘hnol.
Box "—0on street. apposite school.
Box lI-Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lB—Coroer High street and Boyview
avenue.: . ,
Boa thorwalk iron Works bniidlns.
Box l'f-Cornor West avenue and Cedar
Boa fl-corner West street
‘ avenue. ,
Box u—Oornsr Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box 2542mm South Main and Monroe
Itreeta.
Box ds—llectrlc Light station.
Box el—J’olrdold avenue and Cedar street.
"and Taylor
lllnlotnre Alaianoc for Tor-momw.
Inn 8n h d
““5"“... I “ain‘t“ .335 hind."
New Turk Herold leather Ioreeoat.
The weather to-day promises to be clear and
coldermrecednl nod followed by sharp frosts
Tounorrowit promises to b! slightly warmer
and fair.“« 3.-_...._-.,_....
SUUTII NORWALK.
What the People of Our City on Doing
, Ill Burial.
The dance of the I’. I 0., which was
to beheldvtonight, hae been postponed
indefinitely.
The Connecticut state building at
Jackson pork, Chicago, was sold yester-
day for 08,000 ..-
—-Saueoge i2l cents, at Hayes’ market.
.,
The barge May McWilliams is at Bay-
mond Brothers‘ wharf with a cargo of
‘ilazelton Lehigh coal.
Workinen have completed the erection
of a live-foot atone fence about the Mob
thews piopery on ~Valley Place.
—-I. S. C. reception, at Music Hall, Friv
day night. Tickets for sale by members
only. Balcony tickets at hall. The num
her is limited. Only a few tickets left.
Dr.(ieorgell. Cowell. of Bridgeport,
. hureceived from the adjutnnt general
his appointment as assistant surgeon of
the Fourth regiment.
-Plenty of fresh lluyler'a candy at
Lane’s. .m u
Russell Frost, Edward Beard and lien-
ry Seymour have been appointed distri-
butors of the estate of William Henry
Benedict by the Probate Court.
John Drescher, the barber, started out
before daylight, this morning. for Chas
mar’o pond, Rowayton. where be ex.
pacts to catch several hundred pounds of
The secretary's report of the W. C. ’l‘.
U., in amnion at New Britain, showed a
membership of 339. Receipu for the
year, QEWIMB; expenses $2,683 39; but
ance,8347.05.
-Fresh pork 12k, at liayeo‘ market.
The meeting of the Chautauqua Union
has been postponed from Monday even-
ing. the 20thinst., until the following
Monday evening. November 27th, at the
neidenca of Mb Dunning, No. 0-5 West
street.
The attention of Street Commissioner
Fox has been coiled to the condition of
the highway opposite James J. Powers'
residence on Valley Place. it should be
repaired at onco,aud the course of the
brook, which causes the bad condition of
affairs, turned in Its proper channel.
«The largest line of line caiuliesln
town, atlane's.
III. Augusta Earned, the well known
e-oyiot, will give a talk and. r the
auspices of the Friday Afternoon club,
nest Wednssdoyat 8:30 o'clock, at the
home of lire. Joesph (i. Jennings, corner
of Fairileld avenue and High street. The
subject will be: “The illetory'and Pres
out Trend of Women’s Clubs." .
W......--
Ollve Branch lodge, K. of P, will
visit Dov-doll lodge, of Bridgeport, to-
morrow night. to witness the working of
the third degree open Joseph 0. Perry,
by the femor- degree team of Dowdall
lodge. A pleasant time Is antlolrntsd.
The Knights will leave here about thirty
strong on the 7210 title.
«has. meson, or flayu’ market
Tuesday afternoon. while superioteod
lug ism to tho'trolley wire at the east
end of the Washington street draw
bridge, William B. lloyt, proprietor of
the Duncan iron ltslllog Works, had his
eyes badly burned by a dashes a short
circuit. his was W to remain at
honeysuldoy,h‘etisourtodsy,and is
gettin‘ not. steely with the oldofa
physical“ and colored eye glasses
Thelonib Nor-nib Fire Police gave
an informal rsoepflos, lost sight. at
an quarters on Washington street.
ilore lorwoik fire Po
human ,aud the heads of
thsoihwlrbi’finysalss to terror were
W
’I’he'boot William My Is discharg-
ing a cargo of soft cool “John“ B. Ferris'
dock. .
The South Norwalk Athletic club's root.
ball team will go to Stamford, Saturday.
‘ to play with thorium from lierrili's
Business college.
-cu the Burlington blanket for
cllpwd horses. Dwyer’s Harness store.
3......
At theounual oesoion of the W. C. T-'
(1.. In New Britain, Mrs. Thomas F. Ev~
erndeu, of South Norwalk, was ap
pointed on the committee on resolu-
tions for F airfield county.
—-Those Japanese boxes at Moe‘s are
from Vsotlne s. A No. 1.
Members of Butler Lodge, 1. O. 0. 1“,,
will meet Saturday at 12:30. to attend
the funeral of Brother Frank Taylor, at
Cranberry Plains. A corryoll will leave
at l o’,clock sharp.
—Fresh hothouse mushrooms at Ban
ford' s Floral Hall.
A delegation from Old Well Lodge,
No. 108, F. and A. M., visited Union
Lodge inStamford, last night. They re-
port a very pleasant time, the hospitality
of the Stamforditea being unbounded.
Attorney Charles D. Burner, of South
Norwalk, yesterday afternoon served
papers on Dr. C. B. Keeler, of New Ca-
naan, in a suit for $75 damages, claimed
by Frank Searies to be the value of a
dog which the physician killed some
time ago.
—Lone's is without doubt the place to
buy handy. __
Mrs. Blimbetli'o. Coffin, whodied
Tuesday, in Wmtpirt, aged seventy-four,
was a sister of the late Mrs. Francis Bur
rift and aunt of Commodore Francis
Burritt. She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Edward B. Ketchum and Mrs. Mil-
ler Kstohum.
—A sale and delicious supper for 350.
is the attraction offered to night by the
ladies of Trinity church, at the store in
Title Sumner. building to be occupied by
W. A. Benedict. Come and test the
good things prepared.
W. A. Benedict has kindly donated
the use of his handsome store in THE
Sitx'rlsai. building to the ladies of Trinity
church, who will hold a supper and sale
of fancy articles there this evening,
beginning at Ii o'clock. The store is be-
ing very prettily arranged for the affair,
and the ladies will no doubt meet with
the same success as on the occasion of
their last supper. held in the some place.
—Moad a candy fresh ("i cry dny.
The "Proceedings of the Grand En-
campment, l. O. 0. F.,of the State of
Connecticut," held in South Norwnik,
October 17, (annual session), have just
been published in nest pamphlet form.
At this saeion resolutions in memory of
the late Theodore l. Driggs, P. G. P..
were presented by the committee and
unanimously passed. This pamphlet
contains all the proceedings in full, with
a line portrait of Mr. Briggs.
«Big drive— 72 “square"~ Sic. Dwyer‘o
South Norwulk Harness store.
A party of men, walking from New
York to South Norwalk, stopped‘just be
low the depot last night, where one of
them, a colored man, who gave his name
as George Brown, bet with a companion
that he could lift a heavy steel roll high-
er than any of the others. He succeeded
in getting the roll from the groiind, when
it slipped from his grasp and fell 0dr his
foot, crushing the member very badly.
He was taken to the lookup, where Dr.
W. C. Burke, Jr., dremed the Injuries.
He remained there last night, and at his
request, the selectmen paid his
fare to New York. where the man
chime a residence.
—Fresh pork this, at IBoyeo’ market.
NOBWALI Nl’l‘lh.
A Ilene” Budget of items l‘ror- the
(loose Inn of Iowa.
Espressnion William Lincoln has pur-
chased s new truck horse.
William Dixon, of lisonard street, who
has been seriously lit, to improving.
~Plonty of delicious bread. at Moe's.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late Miss Burma ll. Bysbss were
held from thereoidonoo of her mother,
in Cranberry Plains, yesterday afternoon,
ltsv. P. 2 Robbins oilolating The
burial was In Norwalk cometary.
Charles Reilly, the emulsion. left
town for New York, this morning, to be
examined for on appointment upon the
Unitsdbtstssgnoboatltlthd of the
Brazilian service. Mr. Reilly is on old
soiloroad ifheleoooeptsdtblswillbebls
fourth voyage to breathes ports.
Owingoothessvsrolohorohentel'ioln.
meats Masturbate our
heydlnnsrto be given by the Ladies’
Austilsrylorthebsusdtsfthetlil.
lie. and Ira. s. J.‘ Benedict, of West
Bedding. are visiting in Norwalk.
Commissioners on the insolvent estate
of Taylor a 00. Will be appointed by the
Probate Court. December 2.
Thomas Walsh oi Chestnut street, has
taken up his residence in Fairileld for
the winter. so as ”to be nearer his work.
The Benton case has been adjourned,
of the plaintil! to be present. The case
was to have come up this afternoon.
, Mrs. Wilmot Fonectt says the attach-r
meat levied upon her mllllnorystore was
auuojust one, and that the plointlif's
claim is disputed. Her attorney will
fight the case for her.
A representative of the Simonde
Manufacturing company was in town
yesterday, making arrangements with
agent 0. B. Coolidge for the removal of
the oupolo of the old foundry on Mach
onlc street to Long Island City
William Campbell, a moulder employ-
ed at Meeker Brothers' foundrymnd Miss
Mabel Stone drove to Pound Ridge a few
days ago, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Loomie Denny, and were quietly married.
They have gone to housekeeping on
Word street.
The funeral of E. 0. Taylor, of Cran-
berry Plains, will take place from the
Cranberry Plains chapel at 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. The burial will‘bo
in Willow Brook cemetery, Westport,
with the honors of Odd Fellowship.
The stockholdera’of the Norwalk
Borne Railroad company, at, a meeting
held last night, voted to relinquish nll
claims against the estate of the late
James W. Hyatt, foran apparent short-
age in the accounts oi the company.
amountingto Sill, O00
The grocery store on the turnpike, for-
merly conducted by Samuel Joselotf,
who LOId out to New York parties and
sailed for Germany, has been attached
by Deputy Sheriff Toner to cover the
amount of the Holmes Keeler & Selleck
company‘s claim. The store is now in
charge oi on ofllcer.
-Fresh homemade pies. 15c. Head's.
The committee on Chiatmas decora-
tions for St. Paul‘s church will meet
this evening at 7:80 o'clock, in the parish
rooms. At 8 o'clock the annual business
meeting of the Brotherhood of St. An-
drovr will commence, at which the elect~
ion of officers for the ensuing year will
take place. It is desired that every mem
her be present. ___
A large delegation of Welcome Strang-
er Lodge,Bons of St. George, went to
Bridgeport last night topoyofroternal
visit to Magus Charter lodge. The
visitors were royally entertained, and
rstumed home on the midnight train.
Joseph Whitley, the soloist of the organ-
ization, edilled the party on the way
home by singing his famous ballad “The
Chinaman." 3-..-.-
—-spocial values in carpets and up-
holstery goods at the Boston Store,
Norwalk, this week. Block must be
reduced to make room for holiday goods.
James Ready, a welldigger. came
down from Bedding yesterday and im
hibed freely of Norwalk whiskey. At
midnight Olllcer Howard found him
communlug with the spirits in St. Paul's
churchyard and took him to the lockup
to finish his midnight sconce. This
morning he was brought before Justice
Coolidge and lined 31 and costs. which a
friend paid for him.
Keeper Charles Gehehe, of the Nor-
wolk lockup, who threatened to usual-
uote theseloctmen, Tuesday night, is a
very sick man toodoy, being threatened
with brain fever. Selectman Raymond
has decided thst Gabobe is a dangerous
man tobeat large. and has placed his
case In the hands of attorney Warner,
Mr Warner was obliged to he in Bridge-
port to day on the Horse Railroad corn-
pony’s case, and placed thematter in the
hands of attorney E. I. frockwood, who
drew up a warrant for Oehsbo's arreot.
First Selectman Raymond was immor-
tollssd today by a out In the lists York
Bun, nprwontlng him as having jumped
from o bedroom window in his night
sloth“. oarrylngolainp In onehand and
his veneers in the other. ills olght dress
it flying in the frosty November broom
and he displays a polrof shanghai limbs.
The article glvm Constable liorehouss
thscrnlltof getting his new patios bei-
instemsshsd overhls hood byoohlllaiah
In the bonds of summon Dakota. The
writer of the article wasorohobly
log of iii. Movies or a
pointed oilleer on the two of rat.
boon after the low oompelllag ph’gl.
alone to register want In» short. Town
meek smith, with other returns, erosiv-
ed two will“, one for Dr. Charles
Wsllsoadoooiherforlfilrmsrlw. fists
for one week on account of the Inability ‘
e
3:”... 3..
meat will go to Bridgeport to- night to
visit an encampment in that city.
Assistant inspector Thomas Bradley,
oi the state department of the (i A. R,
will go'to New Canaan to night loin-
spect Samuel 6. Ferris Post. Several
members of Buckingham l’ost will oc-
company him
The civil suit of Bernard McGovern vs.
the Norwalk llotse Railroad company
for fl,000 damages, for injuries he ni-
leges he received by being kicked by
driver Frederick Wardweli, .on the night
of July 4, during a fracas on the car.
caused by the ejection of a passenger,
comes up today in the Superior Court.
OVER ‘I'Ill'. RIVER
rtows and tlooolp oi the tea,-
Norwnlk
There will lloamootiuu of lanetNurv
walk Republicans at ltnndall' 5 Hall, Fri.
day evening at 8 o'clock, for the purpose
of forming a permanent Republican or-
ganization. The following gentlemen
will be present: Senator John ll. Ferris,
Ex-Senator E. J. Hill, Represenbitires
Frank Comatock and E. O. Kevlar. and
Charles F. Bullock. All in favor of pro
tection to American industries and
American labor should make it. npnint
to attend About 150 have nerde
signed the roll.
ROW tl'TliN.
Miss Kittie Ii. Ferris is spending I
week'with her sister. Mrs. W. P. Tul-
madge, in Brooklyn.
A party of Stamford people came here
Tuesday night and pleasantly surprised
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fallon. the occasion
being the anniversary of hire. Fallon's
birth. The guests had a delightful time
and speak in high praise of the hospital-
Ity of hir. and “Mrs. Fallon
Ill l' as!
IIABII'IN.
John Ferris is at the homestead
Dorian two or three months, oi
Stephen Ferris.
The Williams family, who have a
handsome residence at l.‘ollendnr'e Point,
returned to New York yesterday.
Members of the Methodist church
have arranged an excellent programme
for to-night‘s entertainment in the town
hall and there will undoubtedly boa
urge attendance.
in
liltl.’
GEORGETOWN.
The llunbury praying band conducted
services in the Methodist church, last
Sunday. There were four interesting
services. The pastor, Rev. G. L. Taylor.
is holding revival services this week.
The new road is nearing completion,
and the Gilbert a Bennett Manufactur-
ing company are preparing to fence in
the old one with their property, provided
the oelectmen approve of the new road.
PLENTY 0|" DRAWING I’IIWI'II
"lluelo Tour a cabin." with l'sisr Joell-
son in the This note.
Manager Charles is}. Davies will proa-
oent ”Uncle Tom's Cabin“ at the Nor-
walk Opera Home. Saturday evening.
lneldentolylntroduclng Peter Jackson.
champion heavy- weight of Australia Illitl
England, as the star. The public Ims
received It well. and the play semis to
have plenty of drawing power yet. Old
friends drop In on it for old time's oaks,
and strange as it may sound, there are
, he have never looked upon the
St. family and its retainers Scenic»
ally it Is excellent, and the parts ore bet-
ter acted than, perhaps, any “Uncle
Tom'onbIn" of ten or fifteen years. So
see a strong presentation of the
familiar and popular play, with Peter
Jackson as an extra.
Household illnrs.
If the rollers of a wringer are rtlcky or
covered with lint pass a cloth Iinmpenrd
with kerosene between them.
There are ladies who would lwstmngly
tempted to turn back if, while on the
way to the churchio bomnrrird, they
should happen to meet a funeral. and
shocked on seeing a black cat or a crow,
. both of which animals are known to be
q. unlucky.
A grower of pineapples claims valuable
medicinal pvoprletles for the juice of that
fruit. confidently asserting that It will
cure indigestion. no matter how severe,
and has proven itself to contain wonder
ful tools and restorative qualities for a
weak stomach. it relieves, and. so to
speak, worms and nurses the distressedfig"
organ.
love the small paper bags carefully
which mire coins to: they are useful
ism ways. bilptbsluodlnoaswhen
others who would bephnosrus greatly f
yeoblosk Iberimsadyou willootsoll '
20 Oil. hill Regular lladi Rhildiens Ribbed Ruse.
g . at lfic. or 2 Pair for 25c-
in Assortedlot Onellollar Ilid Gloves lo‘r lists.
A DiCkerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
31b. New Mascots! Basins, 2150;
Carol ion Rico,
Soda Crackers, 250; fancy
Such Mince Meat, lOc
Cranberries, 10c qt, 3 &
State. Our Coffee is ll
best. We cor
Groceries in th section.
goods to be turned into
ooled elsewhere.
250.1lnpo
31bs.N ‘Prun ,
250; slbs fancy Mil W “250
clout Butter and
eLargest slid finest stock of Staple and 1.3%
Ten thousand dollars worth of new
cash. Give us your order and don’t be
YDV HAVE IT RIGHT hm TOR Mill
We offer you
20 III. Hairline sill liter Standard [irradiated Sign. it it ,
W
the hiding Brands it Flori. llll Bruit. $4. 65; till 895.
41 .
k Crackers, 250; 4 lbsSt b. H"
Tomatoes, 10c can; can Corn, 10o None _
ts New hBoone, 25c; aney
r of the Best Tea in the "
Cheese are the v
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 132.
Highest of all In Learning Power ——Latcst U. S. Gov' t Report.
olhl
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A delegation from Kahuosn Quentin”! "
Baking
Pewder
(‘uriiiua Facts.
Mourning paperis going out of fasb~
ion abroad. instead. a little triangle is
printedln the corner of the envelope
and the note paper.
So rapid is the production of ship riv
vets that one train of rolls feeds four ina-
chinrs, which turns out. sixteen tons of
rivets In three shifts of eight hours each.
A. process for the production of a new
material called “lnclite",or "milk ivory"
has been invented, skim milk being the
substance of which it is made.
The pickled olives of trade are put up
very carefully by the packers. 'They
must that be picked by hand several
weeks «before they are matured. After
being picked they are steeped in caustic
soda and water. They are then soaked
and pickled in brine for several days.
Babies and young children dressed in
while are thought by medical men to be
more, susceptible to colds and infectious
diseases than those clad in dark, warm
(‘ il- 't'll’fi. .
Uroup is n terror to young mothers
To pr at them concerning the first symp-
toms and treatment is the, r. .llirlct of this
item. Tho first indicriliun (I croup is
boarsomss. In a child who is subject to
croup it may be taken us a sun- sign of
on approach of an attack. Following
this hoursoucm Isa peculiar. rough c ough.
if Chamberlain a ( ‘ough I't mody is given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse or
even after thorough cough has appeared it
will Ircvcut the attaCk. It has never
been novvn to foil. ‘25 and 50 cent bot-
tles for sale by G C. Stillson, druggist
“other Gray a Direct Worn: Powder.
Mother Gray. a nurse in the Children' a
Home in New Y ,has for years treated
children successfu ly withn remedy now
prepared and placed in the drug stores,
called Mother Gray s Sweet W orm Pun d
era. They are sold by all druggists at
25 cents a tnckage They runmr- all
worms, are harmless as milk pleasant to
take and never fnll. Valuable for fever
lshncse, constipation and headache. I'VL‘ll
if no storms are wcscnt
druggist.
Henry VI ilson tho postmaster at
W clshtun, Florida, says be cured :i case
of dInrrlura 0f longstanding in nix hours,
with one small bottle. of (‘hamlwrluln's
Colic, L'Imlerrt and Dittl'l’llu‘ ‘) Ilem-dy.
W hot n pleasant surprise that. must have
been to the sufferer. Such cores are not
unusual with this remedy. In many in-
quirnd to give pr‘l’fllllii‘rclli relief. It can
always be' depended upon. “he" re-
duf‘l'll with water it is pleasant to take.
her enleby G. C. Stillson druggist.
it at No -w York millionaire gives a din—
not at filh nvr-nuvan and Olitiistlm-L coating
(on, Ill thich ,qmu ill
and tln- i EK‘tlIlli‘ .pc -ml 1. -l’i'i on In due-
on! hills illlil finally hat. to pay It"). 00
each irr Cactus Blood Cure to cure them.
what would be the saving poi (lilplla If
the Illlliif should not in: given. there
bcim: 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at l’lalsu-ds drug own, I; here
you may have tin.- pruhlommlved and
not infurmatimmlumtl (lib ill: lt' um
W A. McGuire, a well known citizen
there is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds or crou i as Chum-
beriains Cough Remedy l e llllll used
it in his family for nevi-rel yvors with
the [wet results and nlivnys kw. pet a hot-
tin of it. in the hon-w After having In
Hippo ho vats iiIrIiself troubled with it
sown (‘ nigh He used other remedies
without bonellt and then concluded to
try the children‘s medicine and to his
delight It soon eil'cctnd n pcrumnont
con- 2"! amino cont bottles for uni» by
(i. C. Htlllsun llruggist
Childrencry for
Piqshcr’s Castorla.
Whnn llahy with rich, we gnvo her Pastorla.
l'I'lII-II alto I. on re Child, all" crhsl for t'natorlo.
What Ibo became Mint, alto (thing in CW“.
When she had Uhlkiren. she govsthem Cantata.
Children Oryfor
Pitcher’s esoteric.
children Cry for
Pitcher's esoteric.
FOR Sill.
G’l'be slfirmrthehihe twice at
rlhalf er. on love vent ohlnr, offersom
for sale the levee“ t oft no George ii
hstlvrmtthellaionof insomnia msnoeinent of
dam to the follow-
mm "EDI; mu. a walk with
the dock and bull berm: .‘lrslna tit
trim on orw rlror our running I
lollies to oterrt . agamut
Walnuts“. oter streslin on the w -
side our street. both about 5‘ as
root.“ fest resr,ond about to migration
nndivld oneihlrdlnterost In i let
lying soothe
aims _ Ibevi
ntaiid being obtain Elena’s“ h 1%
[I
,2 2,2 22,22...
‘31", estate at
non ve
In veer
"ll
Ask your .
stances only one or till) doses are re~ ,
nplc llyrlllt pain :4
of McKay, Ohio, is of tlieopinion that '
Diet Propenyiidllystiillloindi ‘
mflgnssd%
, m.mmmhsmapoo
Portherhouse Bteo
Bum ed ll
F gag an!“" arms
l’ork Sausage" ................................
The above prices are at tly for CASH.
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET.
13 North Main ot., So. Norwal lk.
Telephone call, 52- 8. l
lly of the some,
detail.
FINE PICTURE FRAMES IN iVORY
Ana
Has tailgn this season
To All People Everywhere. Rood ilsivs.
Special for the Holidays.
murmurs iN
OBIYON, PISTELLE. WATER COLOR MID SEPIA.
in hand \. ork from the original negatlvm This superior grade of work cinnot be made from
copies. but must he done from the original negative only.
you in.
in regard to qualirycwe Invite comparison withy the best mnrlrets In the town, or “O1:
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
Satisfaction guarun' teed. |
2, PEOPLE 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwalk
Telephone call,
thereby preservlnlr all the line qual-
and prodiu lug in the finished picture velvety stillness and richness of tone and
A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen at Studio
ND GOLD-“
lne of
m ~AllTlSTiC PHOTOGRAPHS iN l’l.ATlNOTYPES-——-
open for Inspection.
E. If. JACKSON, PHOTOGRAPHER 53 Will Si. liORIiIlll.
Surprising l-iow Low the Price on
FURNITURE
We are now sellinrr Antique Oak
Plush Seat Rockers for emu formerly sold for $3.00; Antique
Oak Plush Seat Chairs for $1. 50, former price, $2.00; the best
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for $13.00 in the market.
Taylor 8: Golden.
RealEstate and Insurance,
“'AS HING'I‘ON STREET.
Persons lmklm: fornlut, or hot n Mull
with the slew of pnnhaslng.are lntltr-l I.
call ltnfl examine our list. “I: lu'ne them (I r
sale In «Her, purl of the city at remonn‘m
prices and on easy terms. anal tf
WAN’I‘IIIDI ‘ " '
GIRL turtle gdhirral hon-«Work. . Apply to
Gilli. F. linen“. No.29 Fairfield avenue.
\V
hlrlilt
l)m:ssrvi.rkison 311.2 22.2: Brown. fashion-
nblo dressmaking. Prices moderate;
work first class. l7 Railroad l’lv-c. over nlnl
nlldt
I; A ”and room Ilnll lmiml for
gentlemen and ladies Apply at No. I
Orr linrrl street, _:( nrner W not Mr hue. nit Tl!
\ THOROUGBIA competent lililll-(Iitii per
1 ion family of three l-lrsl- -« an it or
once; gmnl salary in the right permn. ADI 11'
To North Mnln street. i." ,._.l
I)IIESS)IAKINli by the day > Thrills. ii :1
(‘all between t and It in lhi evening,
Mrlsk. Martinez. .ll lloviland street. South Nor-
wa . srltdrn
T0 hl‘T.
( ‘IElargo front room, with board. warm.
Hulin win for two ontleimn. or gentle-
man and wife Table ronrders wanted. A.
ilisiim'. ll? “in-lilngwn arm-i 1.10m
\ lf‘ El. Y furnished room. nllllrtlrla for nnonr
i wMuuntlrninn Apply tuition ii. ( LAltli. xi
North In street SoutliNnrwnIk. bill: It
14",
‘ilE haul store and basement in Tim Hes-rt-
Vi‘..l building. til/.2 21ml Apply at Nair-
TIN“. nillmv.
liliNl‘ rmmis in lllbbli- thin. it. re. 'nnd timr.
L‘lltvtm; llIIIIII.I:,Iil Ferris“ (trilllI;l|llt'P.
n - w
)Ail'l' of lower house. Woodwind avenue.
rent. : . o. 79 Ixxlwnni avenue, rent
l2: part of limit” corner South Main rtrset and
lanforrl place. rant. Oil: par t of Seymour
hours. llnniorrll’lace.renl. ”Lil Apply in E.
A.WmlllWAllll
PLEASANT furnished rooms to lot; rooms
hunted; rsnmnabls prim. lnqnli-a No.
Dlllrnrull'laceJlonth orwallr. llw
floor In the insurance Ibulld-
’57:! in {Timon occupied b Butler! Mlle
l. 0. 0. r, for particulars n nirs of II ll
Brown, at. blasters on street, or
corner. Beorse.Clty atlonal Brink. sort
Mapartrnoni. first Iloor rear. over
strltls‘ fruit store. ash Inulrm
street. hallsl bled and heated‘ window In
every room. hirmre out as oral Well Cigar
companlellw as not not aualtf
Slight.“ building on Water street, Any to
sort SAiiE.
‘WO good hnollgu
lint two til
at Baker‘s stab
A.
”mileage. church.“ raliltlllrt
r' we i I l‘
dllpring amt. l dl”
BACKUB water motor, which will he sold
’1' been for want of use. Apply at this
norm ll.
Winnlpouk mm. more. Owner
hesasneby Imribln «nutrients
CNN the
Apply at hnibbles: tiornstoclr Mllmfli iNIK‘WSP-
" r... Evening one. I
An evening schrinl for ‘l‘ nNor.
iii‘ iofiItng'oilrW inansh pl! «inept v'ml:
ornter bone it'l‘l’lln’: :1:ng
l'm ”milk la b. ought lm
w on
Hiking” atl'ndwvemn m' "”5
o a an
syn mn‘iboril. ,Doflmm 7
until Ioclook. to r
urging: enter thoncboo homomlt Manly to there
mm
o. iv. tractor. Prlaeloal.
megawanofbepuoruwteedlhemne
dagmishnndalla. Murmurs}
Widths m to W to pit-
usmmmawrsmdm
WWW
iznsmqm
, Pill! illt‘i'
I0 Per Cent Reeuction on All .Goods for Cash.
BL'Y WHEN YOU (JAN BUY CHEAP.
flavid Slow, 28 South Main Street.
DAILY AMERICA
3‘.» 3—...
New int-kin (lnly Strnlght ()ut
lic-rmwraiir' Newspnyer.
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Thr- Bost i‘eutnres
of Sports
IN ADDITION Til
All THE NEWS OF THE Oil.
.0.- .3...
lluliy. 2 cents: Sunday. 5 cents.
- coo» w..-
TERMS Tl) SUBSCRIBERH.
ll'AVAlllJC IN .Alll'ANf‘KJ
Daily. l year .....ll,lll: with Sunday.
linily, ll months . ..
Daily. 3 months
“(all
:Itll; \i'lllIl-iumluy...... Mill
. 1.50: with Sunday ..... so)
. Hominy million only. 1 year ................ at”
Agents Wanted Ssmpls copies Fm
Dally America.
No. :II New (‘lininbers Street. N. Y. Ulty.
’ nlli 2t
.4
gnferfsirrmrrils.
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
UNI} PERFORMANCE ONLY.
siturdsy Evening, llovenihsr It.
Mil. I ”All. E. llAVlltl' talented coin
of playorn III a superb revival of my
Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
PETER JACKSON
on l'nole Tom.
ms "I'Altltm." (‘liAtL E. DAVllii
its the auctioneer.
Juhllrn fllnuvrn
rim-Ii and Wing Dancers”
A Host of Pleasing lipeclaltles I ll
By popular widest Peter Jan kron.prlor
scienlfl i
I'ul'lll All PPS“... Milfi on.
floats on solo at ire ' sage.
walk. and Cook's “mfgflggth mm:
error it Wholesale Rotor.
R. T. treason MAitaliJepi-srsntativo of
the illstlln Plum Manufacturing Oomp-
onymf New York, will continue the ethibl»
liquid Planes attire City ilmol. South Nor-
walk. Inf two weeks longer, In cooseunsosoof
the numerous inquiries and amount of he‘-
ronnrls with
' his appearance an Jlinclfi'l'nin. will spar III
"n bass. Thelovtmmenlshavabesnuoniloodhy
a numb" oft-1pm.- and wsli‘knowa local pro-
fessionals and pronounced "perfection.” They
are lining mm it absolutely wholesale roam
telnet hall the regular retail price. because the
company desire to reduce their overstocked
‘faclory. livery Instrument issuaranteod for
live years. trail at the city liotel and mine ,
for ytrtlreelvea. bringing any assert with to.
2m mderldolho worth of these Hanna. If they
are not nelllna at half the regular price don’t
purchase them. sill
Pillll IIlIll
“L Inmmm In I
5-7—8'
Norwalk Chronicler