using Cod Liver on
' a haildso’r'ne price
,With Hypophosphites at
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“We a; BllTTlE.
selling a selected N or-
Oil asfino as can be had
do “iipasfect.
mysioians are using it and
You know all about our
Btu ghiiemedy,
‘20s and 50:: Bullies.
Price refunded if not satisfac-
blues and Chemicals
1 r prawription use is our
‘ Specialty.
M’m
liar only iswstt's Pure.
_ last and last linseed
“Till nu
HATS
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sum NORWALI ma ALAIN.
Box 8~Uorner Washingtonand North Main
meets.
Box awcoraer Day and Toilet streets.
lion. O—«Oroamot. street.
lion ll—Wast street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box lb—Oencord street. opposite school.
For u—Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
Box Ill—Corner high street and Bayvlew
avenue.
Box lo-Norwalk iron Works building
Box I‘l—Corner West avenue and (‘edar
atmt.
Box ll—Corner West atreet and Taylor
avenue.
Box flaocorner Ely avenue and Boston strict.
Boa lid—Corner South Main and Monroe
etnete.
Box all—Electric Light station.
Box dl—Fairlleld avenue and Cedar street.
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new York Herald Weather Ioreeast.
The weather today promises tobe generally
warmer and fair. To-morrow it promises to
be from fair to partly cloudy and slightly
warmer, followed by rain.
HOU'I‘II NORWALK.
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Saving.
The Independent Social club will meet
with William Beers, of Elmwood ave-
nue, to-morrow night. »
- ——Coifee with cream, 5c cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
Josephine Duyer was arrested last
night for drunkenness. This morning
Justice Barrett lined her $5 and costs.
—Choice Malaga grapes, 12c ill, at
Phil. Cuneos, opposite City Hotel.
Ethel C.Klinefelter, the little daughter
of Mr. and Mn. Joseph Klinefelter, of
South Main street, went to Mystic yester.
day, where she will attend the Whipple
Home School for a term of years.
~Eave you seen the sign in front of
Tile New York Grocery store: Beet floor,
“.40 bbl, 560 ball-
A snake about four inches idhg ran
out. of the water pipe in J. C. Wilson i!
Cole hat factory yesterday. to the sur-
prise of the employee, who will keep the
reptile as a curiosty.
—You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for 12c a pound, 10 lbs. for $1.00, at
Hayes' market.
A night or two ago Mrs. Robert Hoyt,
of West street, hung a pair of her hus-
band's trousers out of doors, and left a
ten-gallon jug of cider sitting just outside
the back door. in the morning both or-
ticles had disappeared. the thief leaving
no clue to his identity.
—Mead's candy fresh every day.
Sunday afternoon a bumper was pull-
, ed out of a freight car just below the
Springwood bridge. It fell in the center
of the track and the "gilt edge” express.
coming along shortly afterward, ran over
it, tearing out the ash pan of the locomo-
tive and splitting several of the ties The
damage has been repaired.
--You can buy spring chickens and
fowla for lfllc. pound; turkeys for 180.,
at flayee' market.
Uncle Tribe, I. 0 R. WM” worked the
adoption degree last night on Druggist
George Cook,after which there was a
supper and smoker, generously provided
by some members of the tribe, George
iioyt,J. PJ’rancia and 'i‘rowbrldgo it Go.
Auiavltatlontoatteud the meeting of
the New Haven Red Man, next week,
was accepted.
--lfead‘s ice cream always on hand.
The fair, sale and supper to be given
by the ladies of the South Norwalk Bap
list church, begins this afternoon atil
o'clock. A delicious supper will be
served, beautiful fancy work will be on
sale, and avarytinu at low'prlces. A
concert at 4 o'clock and another one at 8
o‘clock this evening will be given: also
. worm-row afternoon and evening, at the
same hours. There will also has doll
parade. In short, everything attractive
and pleasing, with many novel and do»
lightlul features, will beoffevsd.
*Ycu can buy .933; chickens and
“fowl! for lilo. pound; turkeys for lilo.
at flayed market.
. Comrade Parry. of Westport, accom-
panied by so emeiani staff from his Post
in that place. vbitrd Boulh Not-walk last
night and inspected Douglas Fowler Post,
(trend Army of the Republic. About
sixty Dread Army men were in attend
secs. including buprtinlendent Cue,
Adjutantbsrhlnd othm from Fitch's
Soldiers’ Home, insides members of
backlash“ Post. of Norwalk. The
W showed that fowlerl’ostiaiua
pro-prune Miles. The inspecting
our wss Dash pleased with the
may“ the amine! them
conducted. synchronisation
m and lea-boa of Dough
WM“! a amnion was served.
lineal-i tvaevapt as lavihtluatu
M “WMMNMLtv "
WM sills M ass-elf
mm
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the slate.
Nfs” & 00.
So. Norwalk.
Street Commissioner For had men at
work yesterday repairing the highway
on Valley place. which was damaged by
water which overil wed into it
~Do not allow t e one-horse eo-called
cash stores to fool you. Buy of the orlgl~
nal largest and leading cash store in town,
where you get your money's worth every
time. in weightand quality. The New
York Grocery company.
Four more of the Hungarians who were
in the light at Springwood, Sunday after-
noon. were nrrested yesterday afternoon
and brought before “Justice Barrett. They
were Stephen Kerkur, 'Frank Ivan.
Joseph Ivan and Frank Kerry. Two
pleaded guilty and were lined ‘2 and
coats, and the other two will be tried
this evening.
-—Wo are always the lowest price store
in town. Bestflour, 84.40 bbl. 500 bag;22
lbs. Gran. sugar for Si: salmon, We can;
sodacrackers, i'rc lb; potatoes, locrbu; cit-
run,1llc lb. raisins, 8clb., currents, 50.,
The New York Grocery _cornpany.
' Dr. F. W. Dormer intends refitting
and refurnishing his quarters over the
post office, and carrying on his business
there as formerly. Painters and carpen-
ters are now at work. Probably in four
or six weeks all will be in readiness, and
Dr. Dormer will begin business again in
pleasantly furnished and conveniently
fittedjapartments.
——l"reah hams, 12¢ a pound. at Hayea’
market.__mw fl
NOIlWALK NEWN.
A ltreuay Budget of Items From thr-
Upper End of Town.
A new roof has been placed on tho
Norwaik Opera House.
Concord Division. Sons of Temper
once, held a very interesting meeting
last night. Fifteen were present.
Two colored men, who were before the
courts for gambling last winter, are again
at it and a disturbance was the result last
night.
—Pleuty of flesh lluylcr'e candy at
Lanes.
Ex- Warden Kimmey‘s picture now
graces the wall in the Court of Burgesses'
room, along with the pictures of the
other wardens.
The Norwalk Baptist church society
are endeavoring to make up a box of
clothing, which will be sent to destitute
people in the south.
—-Fresh hams, 12¢ a pound, at iisyes'
market.
The condition of l'lobert G. Weston,
who was assaulted by Daniel Union, is
much improved. and he will no doubt be
able to appear at the trial on Thursday
morning. '
A meeting of the entertainment com-
mittee of lsrsel Putnam section. (”ordain
of Temperance, will be held to—night at
the residence of Mrs. hi. E. McGonegnl,
West avenue.
—Iane's is without doubt the place to
huy.k"nndy.
The annual supplies for the mainten-
ance of the Norweik fire alarm system
have been received. and the bill was
paid at last night‘s meeting of the Court
of Burgessee.
lira. Rosa Smith, the evangelist. is do-
ing good work at the A. If. E. church.
Several were converted last night, and
there were three requests for prayers.
The Praying Band was present.
~’i he Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwaik. Price only 09.08.
The wool scoureren employed at the
Nurwslk Mills. who have been idle for
the past nine weeks. resumed work yes
terday atoning at a ndnctioe of it) per
cent. in their wages. Other employee
will probably go to work later.
An effort is on foot toprovide Thanke-
giviug dinner for the poor colored people
of Norwalk. As there has never been
any movement of the kind before, it is
hoped the charitable public will respond.
A committee will be at the A. If. E.
churchthe day before Thanksgiving to
receive donations for the distressed.
0.1.. Barrett and Godfrey Coupe.“
New York, were out hunting Saturday.
accompanied by Ir. Bauett’s young
pointer dog. Ir. Ismail was punishing
the animal for biting abird, when the
easineiornad on him and Wills
thumb of his left hand. mun it sc-
verely. in trying to release his hand,
Iii. Barnett dislocated the little finger of
his right hand. destroying the music of"
the that joint. He conquered the dog.
-—Don't fall mud the People's liar
bated iii-day.
The front of the lockwood'bulldlag
osWslistuat. occupied by hf! broth-
ers. will save- cut cl this lab. Recoil»
thus were well under way when Iv.
l'lis.,,lirlsv it!"
as» buy illsmimn it." up ‘
my..........~-
The adjourned regular meeting of the
Alpha Wheel club will be held to night
Charles White, who has been away
from Norwalk for six or eight years, ar-
rived in town yesterday. lie is now an
aerinaut. __
~Specisl sale of Prince of Wales feath-
dsy. Pawnet‘t’s, headquarters for mllllnv
ery, No. 3 Water smat, Not-wall:
.BurgeseE. H. Pillow is toerect two
cottages on Chestnut street, a B Wil-
son will build on Cross street. and w.
B. Hawkins will erect a residence on
West Hain street.
C. Pattison, general again of tho Agri-
cultural losurance Company, of Water-
town, N. Y., is at Beugetuck to-day,
adjusting the loss on the barn belonging
to the estate of Jesse Bradley, which
was burned on the 16th inst.
Norwslk lodge. G. U. 0.0. 17., will
hold its eighth annual concert and re-
ception in Arion Hall, Madison street,
to marrow night. The Adelphi Concert
company will take part in the concertand
Smythe‘a orchestra will furnish music
for dancing. m__
—Plenty of delicious broad, at [lane's
The concert at the Norwaik Opera
House, last night. by the famous Ovide
iiiusin Concert company, given under the
auspicesof the Norwalk lloepital corpora-
tion, was a most pleasing success,» both
financially and artistically. The com-
puny was one of the best of its kind that
has ever appeared before a Norwaik au-
dience, being composed of widely-known
and eminent solo artists. As a result of
the entertainment. the hospital fund will
be handsomely increased.
Lulu Carver. wife of Frederick Carver.
of Bridgeport, while drunk last night,
went down Water street. he Italians
living in the long building tried to entice
her inside. and Annie Gill Roach. who
happened to be passing, tried to get her
away. The Carver woman then became
noisy and attracted the attention of the
police. She was arraeted,‘as was also
Antonio Papo. The woman was locked
up,but the italian gave aeaeh bond before
Justice Honnecker. Papo's case comes
up tomorrow morning. In. Carver
was brought before Justice Coolidge.
and the case was adjourned until De-
cember l,at 2pm. it leeaid she is
demented and not responsible for her no,
lions. ilcr caeewill be taken intotbc
Probate Court and she will probably be
sent to Middletown.
-—Specisl values in carpets and up-
holstery goods at the Baton Store.
Norwalk, this week. Stock must be
Mill el to make room for holiday goods
OVER ‘I'lll RIVER.
leave and “'0! kl. DI! II In!
lee-all.
Mr. and hire. bf. D. Randall. Hr. and
lira. Charles E. Hoyt drove to Fairtleid
last night, to visit friends.
The East Norwalk school will hold a
fair in Randall's Rall.coroer of Van-
andi and Osborn avenues, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, December bib and
6th. There will be an interesting pro-
gramme sech evening. The proceeds
will he used in paying for the school
piano.
ROWAYTUN.
Joseph Trippe and wife. from the east,
have been visiting at ”Bonnie Brooke"
the past week.
Colonel llenry Rum and family. of
lfount Vernon, spent Sunday at the
home of J. Edward Vincent.
The Snow clubnset last analog, and
after a lengthy and heated disco-ion
decided not only to have a club dinner
on Thanksgiving eve, but also on
Thursday of this week, as many mem-
bersof theclub would be unable to at-
iendon'l'hanhglviug.
utensil.
E. V. Carr, after conducting a ilsh
market here for about a month. has
eleeedtbe place and is moviughackto
Btemford.
Rev. James H. Hoyt,“ New Canaan,
preached an eloquent minors in the
Congregational church. Sunday morn
lbs. a lame samba belaepraasnt.
Matthew lambvrt, who habemeou-
llaed to bleepartmsutinibeOolumbis
llotei for mum, with shunning
has gone to a hospital inflow York
illewifsaccompenied bile.
Gilbertfl.nrown'enew “new.“
ieedel's Point. is mentioned-aim
worslerapidlypolasoo. Willa
bombarded havluaddadioher
Myra-ea of Dr. Drown's eater-
Adoasuormembarsefflabaeh
mommaishasofihsfluldralule.
imbecbaymlomhlzlaugl‘
dayslghtfiaraspunsatoaa
lavish ire-hue castle. ’be visitors
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“when Isthm- _
that“ $53...
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are. ostrich tips, all colors. 50c to 750. to- '
fi ~ M tad is m shat as say. Bent and inspect than and lodge
. for yosnslvsr. la silitlell to bar
.. ENEW-n-ST OCK-: -
tls have a mi sunsets left am from last year. on which we have mate a deeper out. You
Wm; 3.12:7:
A. DiCkerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all m Lcawrning Pawns—Latest U. S Gov' t Report.
WY PURE
Baking
Powder
m
COLD WEATHER RULES. _
By Observleg'l'bsm You Maybe Send a
blob Spell this Winter.
. Never lean with the back upon any—
thing that is cold.
Never begin a journey until bronkfust
has been eaten.
Never take warm drinks and then im.
mediately go out into the cold.
Keep lilo back, especially between the
shoulder blades, well covered; also the
chest well protected
In sleeping in a cold room establish a
habit of breathing through the mist! and
never with the mouth open.
Never go to bed with cold or damp
feet. Never omit regular bathing. for
unless the skill is in active condition the
cold will close the pores and favor cmi
gestion and other diseases.
After exercise of any kind never ride
in an open 'carriage or near the window
of a car for a moment; it is dangerous to
health or even life.
When hoarse speak as little as possible
until the hoarsencm is recovered item,
also the voice may be permanently lust
or difficulties of the throat be produced.
Merely warm the back by the fire and
never continue keeping the back exposed
to the heat after it has become comfort-
ably warm. To do otherwise- is dobilitat
ing.
When going from a warm atmosphere
into a cooler one keep the mouth closed
so that the air may be «crowd in its pas-
lsge through the now before it rent-hoe
the lungs.
Never stand still in cold weather, es-
pecielly after having taken a slight de»
gree of exercise. and nlwnys ovoid stand
ing on ice or snow, or when the ponwn
is exposed to cold wind
OUT I'Oli Elli lil‘lSH
W. B. 2. Lockwood'e Iodine iiuus Away,
Breaking one of his Driver' is Ribs.
Richard Whittlesey, coachnmn for w.
B. E. Lockwood. harnessed his employ
er‘s trotter iodine before a two wheeled
gig, yesterday afzcrnoon. and drove to
Weeiport to give the animal exercise.
in going through Saugntuck the horse
took fright, and became unmanageable,
One of the wheels of the gig struck a
stone, which nearly overturned the vsbl-
ole. hir. Whittlesey was thrown out,
and the horse started for home. All at-
tempts to stop him proved fruitless and
he ran all the way to the bum. While
crossing The Green the horse freed him-
self from the gig by coolingm contact
with is true. .lohn Kirsch, who son the
accident, picked Mr. “'lliltlrsey up and
brought him ioNorwalh. lie was ovi-
denily quite badly hurt. l'pon consult-
ing aphysicisn he found that one of his
ribs was broken. The horse was injured
somewhat by his long run.
WESTON.
lilac [LN . Adams is spending the
month of November in Hartford.
Rev. Mr. Davies, of the Ministerial
Bureau at New llaven, preached in the
Congregational church last Sunday from
the text. ”My Hidden Ones."
A leaf festival will be given by the
ladies of Emmanuel parish, in the church
parlors, Tuesday evening. the 21st, and a
milionary meeting. uldrraml by Bishop
leopard. of Utah. and others will be
held in the same church noxt'l‘hnrsduy
evening.
«Dennis Olsen's new house is about come
attachment suit of Nelson Gross-
down for next Saturday at 10 a m.,
Jmtiee Fitch. J. B. Eurlbstt
will appear for the plaintiff, and John H.
Mt for the defame
Group is a terror to young mothers
To poetp them cocci-ruin the llrsi symp-
toms eudtreatuient ls sob eotof this
item. The llrsti indication o croup is
beetroot-a. inns 3km who is subjfct it;
amp an as a sure I o
it a“: of an attack. Follolgllng
Hhoaraenrsa apeculiarnough cough.
if Chamberlain
medylsglven
amnihenlllld rem" boom or
will
mafisrthsreugh couch hauppomd it
been new to fail.
t the attack. it has never
25 and fill cent bot
ties for sale by 0. O. Dilllaon, drought.
en Wilson. the postmaster at
W“ elsbb’mJiorldsnays he curedsease
ofdlarrhdlbof Wound in all hours,
with onesniall bottle of hamborlaln's
Cholera“ and Dian Remedy.
utsurprire that must have
Mandy.
one or two doses are no
permanent relief. It can
vs ' . When re-
andwtfevailerbertif. lluillanow h
is the wage consults
A MISLEADING iii; PERI
la-Oonsui Ecvernnoo vllvniu t l nmmiuloner
Blount’s Siulmmznls.
SAN Fiihbil‘le‘ou, N4... t’l- ll W. Sever-
c8, into I lllliJ Hint - . 'ill _v 4 iiei’bl Al.
until, was nailed “9)
report of Cmnml d .
main. n Bald Mi. but“ . l'l \
published seer. 1st |- o; .. .i.*.' ill
in regard to ill“ name
which resulted in '.
Ill‘ :ldlng
queen and esinhlhlm» .l 3 i ' .- ;.rmi.-i43nal
government it mm m: .i;- n Met a
conspiracy on :Ew 1m" .. ., l but a
genuine rt-udutinzi.
“Therein no jut-.t;;r4..ii.«l n-r the charge
that Minister Mervin». (‘ in p n»! with the
organizers of lfll‘ [Illtli‘m' .t"l‘lllll¥lll.
ills actions under lin- l . _ unis were
entirely rogu i' uni i4. .. . ‘slil‘l' with
diplomatic cu mm.
“The atntemwnt ”L4". .
troops from tin: limit:
and unnecessary is on .u
Bluuut's own l‘i‘llul‘l nilul. . i‘vl
reason to export disturb;
shed, endangering tlu- iii‘
of peaceful Allli'l'lt‘llllH. The ma mien car-
tlliiily warrauiul the landing of the troops
for the protc-ciiwn of Aim-rim“ interests.
“Much sire-- is illlil in liluunt‘s rewrt
on placing ”41'an rrlipuslll‘ the government
building, Adinimi Ski-ml: is quoted as
saying this position mo. "wise choice if
the intention was insllpport the provision‘
ul government. i'he lulmlrnl must have
been unaware that. the troops were not
quartered in Anion hull until riforta in sc-
cure on available lee m. n dish-mine from
the government building laulfn'iled. As
to the nature of liiliunt's iin'mtigntionJ
have nothing to soy cxropl that he did not
appear to make any Ilisl'rimilintion in re»
gard to the credibility or standing of the
persons whom he questioned.
”i made that remark in him. and he re-
plled thatft made no (inference what. sort
of position or standing the witnesses had."
“in; of the
, xt'xxsnble
" false.
SEIZED CITY LOTS.
A Big Trut of Railroad [and Ira Evaluate
“Jumped" by Boomers.
SPOKANE. “nah, .\'u\'. L' vll'iu'ii the
city awoke Monday morning. it was (‘Hll'
fronted by an extraordinary filu‘tflfll'll".
During tlw night 13.34) lumlm-rs hail rus’ml‘ _
in and located into on the tract known as
Shantytown. mvnml ‘Iyllll' Northern l’n-
ciilc railroaiimnl situated in the l- art of
the city. bordering rip. lit up in the ivllsinvss
district.
This large tract was long in dispute.
Several years ago it was: jumped by «pint-
tars, but three years ago the lllit‘l‘l-il’lle-
pertinent decided against them. lliul they
were ousted. lit-cont Ilm‘isiuim by the sec
rotary of the interior adverse to thcmib
road rel-peeling licn lfllltl sections started
A rumor that this tract hm] reverted to the
government. and this lml to u stampede fur
lols. Daylight brought renuwvvl activity,
and before it o’clock ill least 7m mun hml
staked out lots.
Policemencaughttin-infrolluu and joined
inlhc work of grabbing. llul'lligtiwiluy
Shniiiyluwn mm u some (if gm! nriivity.
Hundreds of shocks and whine wore is»
lug run Humid humlrmi» of mm simnl
guard m'er ilwir clnlms.
dotted the silennml Illflfi‘l‘ll'l giriinml in
erurydirectlnu. ills not lu-ileveultho junip-
era haven ghost of it allow.
WINNOWED WIRINGS.
Chester. PlL, is to have an electric rail»
Wily system.
Sylvin tire}, is London actress, limrried n
Wealthy Australian.
Two bombs were exploded i
the mayor of the Spanish le
rents.
The 5-yl-nr- -old daughter of Mrs John
llusec k of llarwood. l’o.. was burned to
death
Seven workmen Were seriously injured in
a collision of an express train with neon
slrnctiou train near (.‘nrmllton, l i,
Two young men. rivals in love, fought a
dhel near Napoleon. 0.. with swords and
inckkniviismnd both were lmukedtn plums
Roxie McKernin, a hotel thief. known
under a down aliases in every large city in
the United States. was iii-mated in f ‘lnclo-
nail.
John S. Smith, atrnvsllng solonmnn for
a ilolyoke (Masai paper ill-m, dint of fill
pliyxintlovl in n Minneapolis lemming
thi- office of
age of 'l‘nr-
otter.
Senatornelect Bradley of Ashury Park,
N. J., proposes to Introduce a bill in the
next legislature dividing Mammoth mun
ty and creating it new county mnnml Nap,
tune.
Canadians liaise a Fishing In.
risltmlslir. 0., Not. 2!. 'l'ho fishing tug
Oml. belonging to the Snmlusky Fishing
company of this city. WM mixed near l'i-leo "
island by Canadian authorities. The Mat
and crew of six were taken to Authoris—
burg. where they are held on the charge of
fishing in Canadian watt-rs. Grant excite~
ment is manifested among fishermen here.
A Wiley; on live.
iiiniiisoliitii. Alia. Nov '21. «At this
hour (53:21 a. in.) Jonesvlila, a thriving not?
am of this city. in on lire A dosed costly
villas are in ashes, others are on lira, end
the wind is blowing so miles an hour. The
«meal. if the wind continues. will reach
more The live llepartmnl is marina“
to handle the flames.
_ "AW... u...“
hm Intel loathe.
ha calm? m tmf'mmm
t t u y. upon an brewers
bloody monthsla the history of railroad
in this state. During that period t
unrecorded sill accidents east:
d'sntsluvolvaddimtl “some.
seven were kit lad. mm in
bi. W W
Pmssuuu. Nov. at. m. aealmeea of
ihslrooaudrtuimfitr‘ueim:
‘ sad
Wmiudiuadiufmt,
aluekoui ”alerting sporty new man is
At. night iiuflllf'l'fl ,,
lilo lilllllis hills of Hill.
31b. New Muesstel
Carolina Rice, 26c;
Basins, 26cm
gadget” Ml it ice
no one on
Cranberries, 10c 't, 3
State. Our Coffeehe is
best. We too
Groceries' in t'l'ifahe section.
mid?
ooled elsewhere.
Porterhonwe Bleak.
Sir loin Shank.
:assh Shirrulder
agar cured llama
.axnbf. 'fllrlns .....
tankers. 26c, fancy Tomatoes, 10c can, can Corn
qts New Beans,
[inporler of the Best'i'
liciona; Butter and Cheese are the very
finest stock of Step 1e
Ten thousand dollars wo
goods to be turned into cash Give us your order on1
CHAS. E. SEYMOU8.
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephon43% Call 13-2
sritt ANOTHER DROP."
E. J. WADHAME. Proprieto
You HAVE IT WET Em TOE BM
We offer you
20 it "manual III iliu lulled transitional". ii .00. .
w a... some in so,
lbs. New Prunes, also %4 lbs. New
Cr ackcrs, 26c” Standrd
2,56;10c None
Tea in the
don’t be
T"
detail.
open for
PEOPLE'S MARKET. FllEi llEllVElll. PEOPLE'S MARKET
13 North Main at., So. Norwaik. 2i Wal st., Norwalk
’l'callelepbone , 52-8. . | Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 T ' 'L. call, 5-7-8,
Special fer the Holidays.
PORTRAlTH IN
Cilllilli. PASTELLE WATER CHLOE Mill SEPIA.
in hand work from tin: original negative. This superior grade of work manut
copies, but lanai be done from the original negative only.lllernhy presi rvlnir
ity of the same. and prelim lag in the finished picture velvety mil'inesmncl ric line-c of tone and
A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now is «u :1 iii Null. 0 1
FIN!" l’lf 'TL’ fil'.’ FRAMES lhl lVDiiY AND “(if i)
A new line of
-~-Ait'l’l.‘i'l‘fC Pillleiittl'iiS l.\' M \TiNfYTYPES—w
be made from
all the fine qual-
impel: lion
E. ii Jillil80li, Pll0i0liilli’iliil 53 Will 81., llnllllilli.
Surprising How Low the Price on
FURNITURE
BUY WHEN YOU
Has fallen this season. We are now selling Antique Oak
Plush Seat Rockers for 82.0“, formerly sold for $3.00: Antique
0.tk Plush Seatljhnirs for $1.5”, former price,
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for $5le in tho market. '
2.0%0; the best
l0 Per Cenl ileeuclion on All Goods for Cash.
CAN BU Y CHEAP.
llavid Slow, 28 Souih Main Sileei.
Children Cry for
Pilciicr’ a Castoria.
When linty was sick, we gave lvvr Fustnrla.
Win-n aim was liltilil, ohm Iiml numeric.
Wit->1) six-3 lawnm- lit-n. silo whirl; f4! l'nsmrlb,
When Iii—3 ital 41iliiir.~:., ano gen-them t'aswria
children Cry for
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Children Cry for
Plt'cher’e esoteric.
Taylor diyhcolden.
ilealEslaleandlnsurance,
WAsflllfl'l'fl!‘ H’l'lttl‘l'.
Pumas lmltln? fora lot or house and i .2.
with the view pnrchasin .are invited it
call and examine our "flint. e have them for
sale in every part ofthe city at rminaiilu
prices and on my terms am: if
WANTEI!
A Llulv-lrlng tnml
WEI" whim-s
walk. i nnn,
from John N. Tnttif-
.0. Bus to South IMgr—
n. .
I)RES¢M.\KiVlHiy llieday. Terms. Ii. .’4l
i'all between' i and s in tho starlet.
biruk Martinez. "4 llaviland atreew‘ouih um-
wai .
2
T0 lsll'l‘.
)All’l' of lower house. Woodward avenue.
rent a .npart fbmrae corner South Main
strestand anford place, rent. I”: of
ileymoor hon-e. ii an ordPlace. rest. It. An-
plyt to E. A. Woobwalm.
Aw.“ _,,,. ”A... M... ._ . ...s..
(' ROOM flat. stationary vanes. hot and cold
l water. elevator. air
. “to. th hm“nm "armrest. ilfr lower' part
rein
also lower n of
him». No in who avenue timer-iii. s
reruns. not low. A ly Yot son, at
iockwnod Mannfactlmn’gm (0.. or on page?
u mi... l r
1t ' vfwlneatl "tiled Worth Dialling?!“
D'Ef‘i m}. or aimed. in let. 11 North
a street. [loath Norwalk. Conan
“VAT of bl‘l‘vte'l”
Northm Main! street
.al room», not fill"
fadi’iliee nee-l app alga“;
TICKET filirnflhad‘ ”£2333”??ng
lunch a 5:” K s
sand ainatrast. lion 'smsls. um
the ‘fi': lml nib.
Ill"! 0 it. “an
0?
Bank. Hit f“
'ifws....‘zi."....
Hens-'3‘ .Wr‘ (My?
a... .A. .M.
4 #2“;
Emmy.” ma” “’5”
SIR? guild? on Wain street. . AW‘L to
Perisher Edna-tint“
mm
.._ in: llllll!
and vi‘t
[Malamute
Hui Supper Fair and Sale
80. ii0lltlliK ssmtr onus on.
('ONCEit’l‘ at
lemme May's Balijo Club.
Tuesday,Wednesday
AFTithNlilN anal Etsxlm.
(lunr-v tll'kr'l», illl‘i‘niu: slnytit%ill'kr'l a, ll rents.
Dom runner rill: DATES.
November 2i and 22
i
i
i
i n-
l
Dr. J. Milton %Coburn
riL'l.‘ ( lawn "to
Emily Pardee. m. D.
use unloved 70
5| Sillll'll Mill STREET.
ovricu nouns... l'nill :4 + m: n till M2. and
Hunt D m.
HilllE Illlll
toannnnnre to the ple of Norwalk
lnlt that on the m h of November
m. l shei start a wlmiessisi and retail milk
route. A wimlzvsale and retell depot will he
held at John!” . ardus‘ul Water street.
waalk. All orders sit at En,“ grocery“ stores
0le Flbeehan and E. JJ‘ nn umbialnsf rem.
will "fit". 0";th all}- t l Ymc‘ffh'e‘dl‘
stereo nor mange, it our
entfiervif’nl. W BREWER.
n92w
" wolf; '
Harper’s Magazine.
ILLUSTRAT D
n v or a I in for Dbl will maintain
the litigation” at has maria "it the ”favorite
periodical fort a home
of elite rim nnvlerta
thevaw ll spmr liars
W'”m‘"’“ putters on
be“ " Hawaii-ma '"m
owl’s“: .. ”Edi-d7
x a
Arnzyol ’the other." not
{'lliflcft flu usl reminis-
reel-es of
rwaiter'n frontlarllfa by “ff-in
tar. 15h: 3:?“ ”fila'éir l(irrtill'l fin." “fag
”Wm A. Alli d.
erlf‘flmtrm
yA trad
Illa-low.
via, amt on
am of the
nManrlev and
alum
llllll’ill's Pill IBM.
”it YIAI:
”Am IAflAllUI’
nurse's WEEKLY. ..,
I‘m! transit.
DARWIN rouse no
Home in. n. all Mmrflilvrs in 4a. mom
Ruin, l‘immfo amt Maire, %
in with Ilse
Norwalk Chronicler