you using Cori Liver Oil
paying a handsome price
, ”Riv thrust .
Norwegian llll,
1.150 a Pint; ,
OrOur
Emulsion
‘ 'With Hypophosphites at
x We ‘ll‘BilTTlE.
We pro selling a selected Nor-
. onion Oil asiine as can be had
‘ . in themaTket, and our Emulsion
is perfect. _
Physicians are using it and
' recommending it to their pa-
tients.
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You know all about our
kiwi" Remedy.
"ill: and 500 Bottles.
Price refunded if not satisfac-
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1AM, . . ' .
FmeDmgs and Chemicals
‘ ' for prescription use is our
‘ . , Specialty.
ll.l'laisled
7 s-“Druggist,
'48 Washington St.
‘sou'rn NORWALK.
runs illliS. cuss.
is is s good time to Pslnt.
fl ,flllll to Pleased to give you
Rpm for doing your work. ‘
hill grannies 8stlsisotlon In
use only lswott’s Fun.
is“ and Best linseed
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Comm.
'2 First Avenue,
"NORWA LK.3
._ “rosettes.
WW‘ashington Stu
S" 3
ran EVENING ,SERTINEL.
1m (lawnmower and Proprietar.
Tantra—i :6 :8 the
0110: i moflb'gentfioa‘nhaefiiasggnu
W- WWW—.—
30m 10"” ml Aunt. ’
Boa eéooraer'Washlngtoa and North liain
streefe.
Box ‘ «Corner Day and Tolles streets. .
Boa Wren street.
Box lll~Wast street, opposite Franklin street
school.
Box ll—Coucord street. opposite school.
But “boomer North Main and Ann streets.
Box Ill-Corner High street and Bayvlew
avenue.
Box 16—Norwalk iron Works building.
Box l'f—Coraer West avenue and Cedar
street. _ '
Boa ill—Corner West street and Taylor
IVQIHIG- .
Box 38~Oorner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box 25-Corner South Main and Men
streets. .
Box aa»Electrlc Light station.
Box ill—Fairlield avenue and Cedar street.
Miniature Almanac for 'l'c-morrow.
Sun Rises Sun Sets High Tide Low This
at 6:52 ate-.27 a loan at hit
New York Harald Weather. Int-elat-
The weather to-day promises to be cloudy,
preceded by rain, with light snow and slight
temperature changes, followed by clearing in
the afternoon. To-mnrrow it promises to be
clear and colder.
scorn aouwsna.
What the People 0! Our City are Doing
. _ and Basin.
-—Cofi'ee with cream, tic cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
Miss Louise Griffin, of New Haven, is
visiting at the home oi Theodore Knapp,
Union street.
—-You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for 129 a pound, 10 lbs. for 81.00, at
ilayes‘ market.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baxter. of Brook-
lyn arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Corbett, of Cedar street.
4pmtator tickets for the concert and
ball of Norwalk Lodge, C. U. 0. 0. F.,at
Arion Hall, to-aigbt. only 25 cents. Con.
cart by the Adelpha Concert company.
‘Music Hall will be open from ‘4' to 9
o'clock, this evening, to receive and reg-
ister applicants for admission to the
evening school.
Chunker No. 2113 is discharging a
cargo of coal at John H. Ferris‘ dock for
the Norwalk Lock company. The boat
Starlight is also at Mr. Ferris‘ dock with
coal.
~Mead’s candy fresh every day.
Theiorystsl football team will play an
eleven from Company D, Fourth regi-
ment, on the Slurart avenue grounds,
Saturday afternoon.
—German kuchen fresh to-day, at Lane's
Stephen Kerkus and Frank Kerry, two
of the liunuarinus who were charged
with making a disturbance in Spring-
wood, Sunday afternoon, were tried le-
fore Justice Barrett and found not
guilty. _ ‘
—Choice linings grapes, 12c lb. at
Phil. Cuneo's, opposite City Hotel.
The Epworth [league meeting in the
First Methodist Episcopal church to night
will begin at 7. At 7:45 there will be
revival services,coaducted by Rev. C.
Ii. Pegg,psstor oi the East Avenue
Methodist churchww ’
Francis Orlich. who has been in the
medical department on the cruiser Bos-
ton for prime time, arrived in South
Norwalk yesterday afternoon, on a thirty
days‘ leave of absence. The vessel was
at Honolulu during the recuat troubles
there, but was recalled in September and
the navy yard undergoing repairs.
Dr. W. C. Burke. who has been spend-
ing several weeks with his son, Dr. W.
C Burke, Jr., oi West street, will start
to morrow for the west. [is will spend
Thanksgiving with a nephew in Cincin-
nati, Christmas_ with his daughter, lire.
Thomas Pvnuoll, in Omaha. Neb, and
New Years with his we, '1‘. Farrar
Barks, in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
«iii ai‘s ice cream always on hand.
Constable Barnusl lrsland visited the
Italian barracks along the Consolidated
railroad, between South Norwslk and
Rowayten,yesterdsy afternoon, and ar.
rssteda man named Sacco. reputed to
have sold liquor without a license. Noth‘
in; was found in the place. but Bum
was-taken before Justice Austin, who
nailed the case on the payment of costs.
it came out at the trial that the corn-
plslnaai' in the case went to Button and
told him his place was to be voided.
”Don’t fall to seed the People‘s liar-
ket sd. May,
The annual master-and inspection of
companies l“ and D. by General iisvsn,
takes place this evening at the armory.
General iisveo will bescentnpsnied by
mutensntt‘lclcnsl Lenders. brigade ad-
intent; lotion Albee, brigade inspector
of small arms practice and ordinance
deer, and mousing, brigade en‘
glam. Colonel Mead decommis-
m sun will lie mattered so the were
also, so weir so inset-associate“
{l and costs this morning. n.» paid.
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So. Norwalk.
NORWALI NEWS.
A Brainy Budget of Items From the
Il.perladof1‘own. '
Justice Honaecker lined Antonio Papo
-—You can buy fresh pork and nut
sage for 120 a pound, 10 lbs for $1 00, at
Bayes’ market. . '
The young ladies'danciag clssll’ will
hold their first meeting at Min Mabel
Vauderhoelfs tonight.
James hiltchell haosoid twenty-seven
building lots on the E. C. Bissell estate
on Spring Hill, to A. E. Austin.
The County Commissioners will bein
session in the Court of Burgesses' room,
tomorrow. for the purpose of issuing
licenses.
——_You will be allowed a discount of 25
per cent. on all dinner, tea and toilet sets,
purchased between now and Thanksgiv—
ing, at the Boston Store, Norwalk.
Comrade Pony, of Westport, accom-
panied by an efficient stall from his
Post, will inspect Buckingham Post. ii.
A.R,to—uight. ., w T a '
The cupola and smelling furnace at
the old Simouds foundry on Mechanic
street are being taken down, and will be
shipped to Long Island City. ‘
—Laue‘s is without doubt the place. to
buy handy.
The selectmea oi Nomalk met the
Westport selectmea at the boundary line
between the two towns, this morning,
and fully established the line.
——Special sale of Prince of Wales feath-
ers, ostrich tips, all colors, 50c to 750. to-
day. Fawcett‘s, headquarters for millin-
ory, No. 3 Water street. Nurwslli
Mrs. S. S. Rhodes, of Hempstead.L. 1.,
returned home this morning after an
eight weeks' visit with her parents,
Captain and hire. R. M. Rose, of Camp
street.
~You can buy spring chickens and
fowls for l2ic. pound; turkeys for 18¢,
at flayes’ market.
Patrick O‘Hara was before Justice
Austin this morning with a badly bruis-
ed face, charged with drunkenness. lie
pleaded guilty, was fined 83 and costs,
and paid up.
Concord Division, Sons of Temperance,
have accepted an invitation to attend
the eighth anniversary of Shippan Di.
vision, of Stamford, Tuesday evening.
November ‘28
—-l“resh hams, 12c a pound, at llaycs
market.
The case of Frank Anqueno. the Ital-
ian who stabbed George Hyatt, came up
this morning before Justice iionuecker.
lie pleaded guilty and was lined 87 and
costs, which he paid.
—-We are now taking orders for Huy-
ler'e candy for Christmas, at Lane's, in
order to have enough and have It fresh.
”—‘M B
An excellent likeness of Bishop Bea-
van, of Springfieldpappesrs in Dona-
hoe's Magazine for this month. Bishop
lit-avert preached the morning sermon
at the dedication of St. Mary‘s church.
An extra horse car has been added to
the regular time table on the main line
of the street railway, to connect with
trains, leaving South Norwalk at 4:40
and 4:48 p m. The car leaves Norwalk
“4:22.
-—From 3 to 5 p. in. Thursdsy, you can
get Silkolcae worth 10c yd. for ’lc yd, at
the iluston Store, Norwalk.
The big plate gloat In the corner win.
dow oi Hale‘s drug store was broken last
night. It was insured. How it was
broken iss mystery, but a hole in one
corner suggests that someone was throw,-
ing stones.
«’1 he Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store.
Norwalk. Price only ”.98.
The board of school visitors met last
night and organised for the year’s work
by electing Edwin Adams. president;
Charles Olmstead, secretary, and Freder-
iok Diced, auditor. Charles Olmstead
and John ii. Light were appointed acting
school visitors.
—i lot 72 in. scaris. new patterns. will
besold for Bic each. from it to 5 p. m.,
Thcralay, at the Boston Store. Nor-walk.
The annual reunion and roll-call oi the
Nurwalk Congregational church society
willho hold in the chapel, tomorrow
night. supper willbeserved from 5:80
to’hbfl o’clock, when the clerk, B. B.
wighsm, will eallthe roll of members.
The pastor will give an address. There
will he a social hour before and after the
service. ....
mi’leuiy of deliciou bread. It We.
One hundred and fourteen scholars
were given sdmlulon tickets for the
sveatag school, last night. making the
total namlm of applicants tit. There
henwnodoabt Mechanism hass-
tabllalrsd in lorwslk loath um
and Int llorwalk. in m will
Crusted Whirlwind“
.' I w , if
. W1“
baker-sinus the Over him about
Thprhewlmw
for yourselves. in oddities to .. , ,_ ‘
‘ ‘—:—NEw-4 :-s*r"oox-:-
we hm a low permeate hit over from lost your, on which s. have made s deeper out. You
.i
can buy tiles! line! but up.
.,
M
lira. Andrew Bullock, oi Stratford, is
in. town today. - .
On Monday J. 'i‘. ,Prowitt notilied his
painters that he had a few contracts on
hand which he could finish up this fall
or wait until spring. Retold the men
that if they wished to go to work on
them, they could do so at a reduction of
twenty cents per day. He said he would
not get paid until spring, but would pay
them at the reduced rate to keep them
busy. They were union men and re-
fused to accept the out; Mr. Prowitt as-
sured them that it was no out in their
wages except on this particular work.
After a long deliberation the area noti-
fied him, yesterday. twat they would an-
cept the cut and go to work rather than
remain idle. ‘
~Special values in carpets and up.
holstery goods at the Boston Store,
Norwalk, this week. Stock must be
reduced to make room for holiday goods.
ran nsrausu nearest.
Each Side Determined to Fight It Out
' to the Ind.
“The row over old Colonel Raymond's
property is going to be fought out while
the parties on either side have a cent to
light it,“ remarked a lady who is related
to the family today. "I don‘t know
what side is going to win, but if the sec
and lot of children do not produce more
evidence than has been seen yet I do not
see what chance they have to get any oi
the money. Still. Charles Rsymoad,o_f
South Norwalk. is a bright one. and his
lawyer, Mr. Warner, would not be likely
to get into the case unless there was
something on that side of it. it has been
rumored that Charles Raymond will
produce a marriage certificate, but if a
marriage took place it is hard to see why
the estate of the second Mrs. Raymond
was settled in her maiden name, Eliza.
beth Flynn. The developments in the
case,will be followed with a great deal
of interest by many people. One side
declare they are willing to spend every
cent there is in the estate to prove their
title to the property, and the other side
are equally determined. "—-Stamford
Advocate. ~ ...
WINTER LECTURES.
An lnstructlva Course to be Held in the
South Norwaik Lecture-Boom.
Through the kindnem of to number of
gentlemen we anticipate an interesting
and instructive lecture every Monday
evening during the winter, in the South
Norwalk lectureroom at 87 Chestnut
street, commencing next Monday, No.
vember 27. ‘All are invited. No tickets
are rcquired,aud no collection is taken.
The door will be opened at 7 o'clock and
closed at 7:80, when the lecture com~
meuces, after which none will be admit-
ted. The subject of the lecture for each
Monday will be announced in Tun
Summer. every Friday or Saturday of
the preceding week.
The following gentlemen, who lthe
been solicited, have kindly consented to
give gratuitously one or more lectures
during the winter: Dr. L. M Allen, A.
Blanchard, Dr. W. C. Brownson, Rev.
Homer N. Dunning, Prof. Carl A. Bar
strum, C. W. Knudsen, John H. Light,
Lewis H. Nash, Rev. Dr. D. M. Seward.
Prof. Edwin H. Wilson.
The Young lion’s Debating club met
last night at the home of the vice-presi-
dent. Victcr W. Ferris,Bayview avenue.
The subject under discussion was"Re
mimi, That the Behring Bea Decision
was Fair to the United States." The
disputaats were R. 0. Mitchell, stilrma-
tivs, and Mr. Ferris negative. The dc.
bate was won by the latter. The meet-
ing next month will be held at the home
of the treasurer, Courtland B. lillsdon,
iiavilsnd street. The subject will he
“Resolved, If the Exclusion laws were
Abolished the Chinese would be a good
citianLMU -..-.-...n_.n..-m...
/ Docks do is Coming.
The eminent comedian will soon be
with us. Lew Docketsder, strictly spook-
ing, is a mlnstrel comedian. lie was not
dragged in from the concert halistsge,
nor whirled around the circuit in a barn-
otorming company, nor did he glide
down a flight of greased stairs from the
"legitimact." its was born, not made.
lie was baptised s minstrei comedian by
a real old hardshsll that preached banjo-
picklnp and Southern melody downon
the old plantation in thegood old days
hbelch do wab, by pad sirl" Docketsder
is the sun around which the other planets
revolve. The planets are burning arts
of brilliancy, and one be ocmparedto
the average minstrsl performer as the
sea one be compared to a tsilow dip.
sonorcs.
Department Commander Wilbar 17.
has recommended Superintsu.
dent James it. One. oi litcb‘s holdlm’
Home, for ambient inspscwr general on
the stall oi Commander-locum J. 0.
B. Adams,“ the 0. A. R . of Lynn,
lass.
turns to emote as...
Dateless Pa. Nov. ill-ma
wurscalveiirom Wooster.0..eteti that
line's“ B. chaotic! Dolmenhzstndr‘at
ll acumen II ' tops I»
inrod while was r" street
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..., m who! of say. hours out Impact than and judge
.
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in
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, ' best, Wecar the
Groceries int
litilr‘mmryol all i
section.
‘V
led elsewhere.
CHAS
on says" to: stone: cannons civil. »
wojcfleryou - , ‘ ‘ ‘,
list Starla! translated Sugar.“ Slilll.‘
7 ' Tin ltliiillfi‘litllitoi Flour-.1 rational. stabilising;
31b. New Mascots! Basins, 25c
Carolina Rico, title; 8 lbs!
Soda Crackers, 256- fancy
Such Mince Meat, lOc
Cranberries, 10c qt, 8
State. Our Coffee is delicious; Butter and Cheese are the very
Largest and finest stock of Staple and fancy
‘ _ Ten thousand dollars worth of new
s to be turned into cash. Give us your order and don’t “ be
§w°°d _
A. Dickcrman. & Son, w
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
.3 lbs.
inn
omnioc
crest.
a
New Prunes, 25c- 4 lbs. New
Crackers, 25c; 4 lbs Btandrd
s, we cant’can Corn iOc-Noue
qts New Beans, 23c; ancy
rter of the Best Tea ”in the ‘
«eve—~—
E. SEYMOUR.
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 13-2
Highest of all in Lcavening Powcr.—-Latcst U. S. Gov't Report.
012;
Round Strain.
ilhoulder Steak.
’l’lllm Bib Ross
STILL ANOTHER DROF‘T’
Porterhonse S k
Sirloin Steak
t. . .
Rib Roast
Baking
Powder
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DETERMINED LYNCH ERS.
A Brute Taken From Court and flanged
In the Very Building.
OTTVMWA, lrt., Nov. 2‘3.»Fred Gustav"
son, a laborer. aged 82, who recently cmnu
tothls city. was banged by a mob on the
main street of (lttuniwu inl’ nu .- 45:1.lll on
a little girl committed Mum‘. . ‘
When Gustav-mu mas lll‘l
tine 'l‘rnitt’s other for prrliminnry rm
nation, a fight ensued lit'l‘dt‘l'll the r.
grandfather nnd other rululivusof illt‘i .. .
and the ofiicms.
The culprit was finally. “renal {ruin the
hands of the officers mul drama. out of
the oilice door. lluru the inutl r.’ Hi the
child stood with the rope and gJVv it into
the hands of the mnb it my ll'llint'lllilli‘ly
placed about the “‘i‘l-lcli's lwt‘ii, :tml ll“
was hanged lothu Lnl‘Mrmlw of tho um-
side stairway loading to HIV itlllt'l‘. A mull
crowd hnd by this limo Clllhc'rwl.
No eflort was inndu to out llu- \‘illnin
down. After hanging l'.’ ulillllitli the mp.-
broke, and the body lt‘ll to the imminent.
It was then seized by lilo will! we ruul inn“
tied to the jail. The limb, {our 3 life “106
not yet extinct. lolllm'ml and -
the body. .‘dayor LtllHl'h: mun-vi illi'lll
that the fellow was timid and onlvrwl them
to disperse. Still tin-y rul’uml to (lo so.
Finally a coiutiiiltce lui‘ tho i‘i‘ll‘lMl “an im-
lected to View the l‘vliinins, “hi: it um;
done. l'pou u rqmrt from tin: committee
that life was extinct the limit ilispizrscl.
WlNANOWED wmmos.
Charles. Maple-son lilt'll in London of
rheumatic gout.
Professor Kaltenbnzk. 11 {minute Berlin
physician, is dead.
Smallpox has broken on
colony at Elizabeth, .\', .l. .
The destructive ygitlc on the short-s ui lllt‘
British islands has subsided.
The farmers who rubbed the train at.
Ollphaut, Ark, have all ln-cn lll'l‘tm‘il‘il.
Thomas N. llllrt lllh ut‘u-ph'tl tili' Hu-
puhllcan nomination inr ”my 1r of lili‘itlll.
A consolidation of saw WEI 'r-l im i slrll in
lake vessel intervals is umlvr way in line
lutb.
An extensive. «microfilm vi .lvws from
ill the ltulinu
begin next spring.
Alemnln prisoner says )lrs. llnlliduy,
the munleress, unlit-55ml to her ilmt slit-
wss feigning insanity. '
'l‘he tug Charles it. Mono \\':h .suul. in
crew went to the bottom with her.
FOUR BLOCKS BURNED.
Damage.
Sruxxommn. Muss, Nov, -_.-.'.—'l'hr~ mm
disastrous lire in recent years brnkt- out at
Worthington street, ownml by .l. K. UH
tor & Co. The flatness luctpul mlh fury
through the liners and vuinpiriu, (out.
posscmion of the building but» n- the. flu."
men arrivml. Then the llumu hm»:
through the three mljul'iintz blocks nrul
were lit-king the rear wall vi the Hotel
Glendowrr when one lilit‘l‘ another the
walls of the four buildings s'nllllpnt'tl, lcmu
log a monster pile of burning debris ’l'hls
saved the hotel and the further stimuli of
the denies
As it was, four lll'dshu‘y blocks, With a
total value of nearly IlIIWl‘U and contain-
ing merchandise and slut-i. Valued at fully
twice that sum, were destroyed. 'i‘luI loss
will reach toothy). ‘
A Pair of Kings In Chicago.
African kings are in town. The elder oi
the two, A. ll. Juwctt, is u izutivu of the
island oi Shut-hm. oil the outlet ..f Sierra
Leone The other is Mumolu .‘iitsaitqnnl,
king of Julianna and hereditary prince of
i0 tribes. Prince .lowrtt hits miuriilmul his
klngdomior Christianity. but it is his in.
tentlon to return to Africa with his klimly
neighbor and ruclnim his own land. ’1‘..-
gather they will form a lush-ration and
spread the gospel by degrees.
lumped from Is Burning liar.
IAICASTIR. l’n., Nov. W. A [liulit‘lilg't‘l‘
car attached to the rear call of a train on
thailancaster and Duwnlugtuu brunch of
the ounsylvania railroad Juimnsl the
t Greenfield station and plunged
over high embankment, turuhig colu-
pietiy around and standing on end. The
stove set the car on tire. and the llllpl’iptm-
ed passengers were cornptdled to uscupe by
breaking the windows.
buoguIa'e Itopevlod Victory.
million, Nov. min-A news agency in this
city gives publicity to a report that an
other engagement has been fought be-
tween the lirilish South African u rmpimy‘s
Wand the Matahelea under King Lo—
bsnguis and that the natives (luit'ntetl the
whites. "
@3373? Eli...
mm. Coin, Nov. flwhom 24 to it.
corset orosdsy are shipped from thiscimip.
Ithyst mine has not other companies to
developing deeper in search of this me
find.
A terrible Prairie fire.
Gu‘i’tiitil, (J. T. , Nov. filo—A terrible prai’
rte Ara h been raging east of here in bla-
nnln noun 1, devastating many farms and
Maytag timber, crops and buildings.
lire. aha Kalbagsd Mysore, was burned
to dasth and others were badly injured.
Carl-lo mm at Itiver.
Nkw Tutti. Nov. new» New York
”absorber of commerce held its one
Wand twenty-fifth annual banquet
3.33m apt-kar- snd deilzfrls‘dh rm
r an
“on oil.l
The Phoenix, the Riverside. the Central
hi the Mordviiis wtpleb milk. of
,Wmmwfi “I i". a ~
Meow. Mennonite
‘sfittsloec'mlcndtboivsmuao
. They are splendid children’s remedied.
Bonsai-shin to lllt‘ Arm-min.- Republic Will .
her berth at New \'ork,uml in") of her
I Bl. Fl" In Springfield lines £300,000
midnight in the live story block at w
“My child is subject to severe attackp
of diarrhea. During the lust sickness,
Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea Mixture was fresh}
given and an immediate cure resulted.
It would have requireda dozen visith
of a physician, as on former occasions.
i believe Dr. Hand‘s Remedies would
havesavudthn life of the child I lost,
had they been within my reach at the
timeoi‘ its sickness." Mrs. F. 11.83:-
Nrrrr, 722 New street, Camden, N. .1.
25 cents. All drug stores.
iicnry Wilson, the postmaster alt
Welshton, Florida, says he cared a cape
of diarrhea of long standing in six hounF,
with one small bottle of Uharnberlaias
Colic, Cholera and Diarriuna Remedy.
What u Illt‘ariill'll. surprise that must have
been to the sufferer. Such cures are all
unusual with this remedy. lavmsny il -
tit-more only one or two dunes are 11 ~
quiml to give permanent relief. It can
always be depended upon. When ne-
duocd with water it is pleasant to takip.
For sale by G. t'. Stillson, drugpist. ‘
nor at 3th ith'illle and 26th street, costil g
Timon, which gives 10 lt‘uple dyspepsia
and tin . iwplv spend li,~i5‘.l.00‘ in dor-
vrs' bibs and finally hurt- to pay $5M)
each for Cactus lib-ml Cure in curt- illt‘l’il,
what “'ullill be the saving pvr unpiln if
the dinner should not be given. there
being {17 immune at the {snail
Inqliiro at l” '
ii a .suv. "oils millionaire guns n tinfo-
inistcd'n drug stern, “her.-
you may haw the problem solved uhd
Rut informatlnnulsmt (' rm: lilo i L‘mlr.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Santeria.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Custom
When slur was a ('lrilrl, ehu orb-d for L‘asturil.
When she ins-mun .‘lis's. sins clung to t'astm’it.
When she had t'hildren, she gave them Caetorlrt
“or
he
Fresh Shoulder
lair. Path... .....
iagar cured E inc .
.1me Chops ......
PEOPLE'S MARKET. .
Ioihrra Read Thin. ,_ _. .
gangs...
.1 0
s San
sh 8.3.5....
E. a. want-Titans. hProprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
North Main st., 80. Norwaik.
Telephone call, 62-3.
PORTRA
FINE PICTURE FRAMES l.\' IVORY A
A new i
-—~—ARTlSTiC
open '-for inspection. ~
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PEflPlES. MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwnlk
| Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 5-7-8.
”seen... for the Il-‘io’n’dsys.
[TS IN
CRAYRR. PASTELLE. WATER CRLUR AND-SEPIA.
in hand work fromt e original negative. Th1: superior grade of work cannot be made from
SD GOLD -------
ice of
PHOTOGRAPHS lN' l'l.A’i‘lNOTYPES——-—
33 mil st. unnwur.
Surprising Howi 1-6“,th Price on
FURNITURE '
Has fallen this season; We are. now selling Antique Oak
Plush Seat Rockers for $2.00, 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 $18.00 in the market.
l0 Per Cent Reeucliun on All Goods lor Cash.
BUY WHEN YOU CAN BU Y CHEAP.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Gastorla.
Children Cry fur
Pltcher’e Castorla.
grannies... '
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Music Hall, November 28.
Law Dockslader’s,
M instrelsl !
“AM“ .i. (FllAl’llAii. Manager
Nearly l«‘1 hundred strode!
Many old favorites!
Healislateandlnsurance.
Persons lookln _
with the view 0 purvhaslxxmare lllVilt-(l ii
l‘ call and examine our list.
sale in every part of the city at roamnnblr
prices and uneasy terms. ‘
“,’A5111N(.ilmluhlnudoys. Win .In at own
its Water street, South Sui-walk.
FlhEl‘q‘llll' BELIS 't/ti‘llrgor put in any
Eowann Rosa. 3‘; Raymond street.
;' counselor.1...g.....‘.”..’....m...... {.3-
mike.
illuckmm ttilll Huron. John ('.
Dave Fur. Hinmnds. Hughes Jr Racine. Ml
All unltml in an entirely new programme.
11 GREAT ('OMEIHANS ll ll
Low lhwke-lndrr. Erank llutimnmieo.l’owfrs. I) Call between 7 and
pbis Kelmuly.
s sum VOCALHTS ’5
Frank llumom's littoral skit,
Many new urinal
llurrinumn,
m.
.\l
walk, t‘nnu.
walk.
Cuu'suu, Nov. 22.~—.\ pitlt‘ of genuine
”Cilli‘AIiil WORLD‘S F‘Alli (3031“)R1‘lfl."
Hurtlenownn rain at l’laistnrl‘s untl Hale's
drnir stores. Prices, 75. {Aloud iii rents. i"
l‘VElfni Dorcuiher let. lower half of house
Du. llasrtmm‘, L'Il \Veaf. avenue. nr on the
David Slow, 2830th Main Street.
Tabernacle...
“'ASBING'I’U'S STREET.
foralot. or house- and 1M.
“e have them for
auzld it
'w ANT :1; n.
Louie or that of customers. .\|itll’l‘v~rv .\u.
or: ill
Address
A kind of bells, compel-Til man.
ml: lw
day or suit. Address li..\i. l).,5i’llilllt‘l
nfllit
Unleashing turnips from John N. 'l‘ullln
pleasoivhlrcss i . 1). Box :21 South lN‘rtvr-
if: i
ESSMAKXSG by ”today. Term», SLR
ii in the evening,
rs Martinez. :4 iiavlland street, South .Nor-
srlillnl
T0 LET.
No. All Meadow street, 5 meme, inquiri-
cruises. . n2: If
mlttee on a
work.
mended by
are hereby
tossld report.am that the sum of OJ,
and the sum hereby is all Imprinted or I,
Work, improvements rim purchases. so to ”:1“; ..rfii..i§mfnfy'?.3nnintu lllul,
transect any other hnalnm Never to mm Nuns but snisl fanilliesacetlapplt. 70
before said meeting. all ll
listed at "rarity of South Norwalk. ('cnn.
the 23d day of fluvemher i
am
Warrant int a Buy Meeting.
'1‘.) Rulwli M. li'l‘lmr, (14 ii; of Mr ('im up] Nil
Nurmllh, I'vmn:
Slurmliy authority vested in me. as his
and by order of the Board of t‘uunrilmel
command you to give notice to the electors of
said City. that a i-
hold at Arlen Hal .iu said City. on the
day of November. rm. at it o'clock p. nu.
the purpose of a irnvlng or till-w iruvlug
follnwlu
Conm'tl.
resold
member filth rm
lirmlrrd. That the report of the special m
aid lira de criment he and
anuteishsre y arcs in :
itrmll'vli. fur lhrr.
of said (-ouunlttcs he adopted and
lmprnvrmcnts and
committee
still
"seine.“
(Yl’lttit is b retry given that the under-
ed freehcl ere appointed to new or her
no
Ill“
‘erunms.\rllllnb mmlrru hnpruvveumdu
i
trill
)‘lll’
the '
Dill:
for
the
ma
t-lai City Meeting wl
of
on adnlplodh‘y tiei‘omr
. v 1:
un-
the
hat the rccnrmnemlull
that
nrchasen rec
and the
sud authorised. acco
“fill
the
)m-
line
in
In).
an.
hes-av in. sex
Acting Mayor.
illn-
cilia
to W. li..‘ail1‘li,llll Wort sin-w.
) \ll’l‘ uf l‘ld'l'l' lmusu. Wmvluurll lli't'llller'
street I‘m
Huymuur limb-1. ilun 0rd l'lm-r. out. sit. Ap-
ply to E. A. “illlllWAliD.
No. ill South Main street. rent, II-‘u lower pun
house. No. ill
moms. rent. low. Avvly
Lockwood Manufacturing (30.. or on premises.
Fl. or of
mi)
North Main street.
filtration...“ ...... Knish. it} 5...};
North h
Till! to flour in the insurance build:
The Ellison mine has become a shipper.
The recent strike of gold urn in the Am»
and darn s for the layout of‘Ced‘ar at
«nestled. tom est to a
culture lite. will meet atthc thanncllt‘
when n sy, Decembertlth lmat?
l mm on sl persons wbotelan is
i
h ' d n
betaits there-front may appear anilnlls ii rd
rest.
..
im-
.
llrown. at his store on boot
(looms F. hearse, City Nations i hit. all tr
re
streetthalls it tried and heated- window In
every room.
ccmpsny,llii
mirtmllyuf adults. it'hl. 815,00. Apply
ilLJiri.
routi gin. mm or house r-nrui r Smith Main
iimflr-l drive, that. ill; pint of
“mill lint. stationary raniru. but and cold
water, slallmmry wash tubs, rlevatnm-lr .
uncll house. rent. Ill; also lam-r pnrt tl'i
blast avenue. Eliot iforwaik. u
to W. \fll’Nflil. at
u..l lit
his large. airy Minis: rent, slum.
reduced from slam. in North Mfllndl‘tf
n'
Erik room or half of store to lki. l7 North
Main street. Hilllili Norwslk. itunu. nil!!!
twurentiemcn. A lytotlao. A. Chianti“
sin street. lieu h Norwalir. all) u
ing, or merly occupied
by B tier Lodge.
0.0. E. For particular n:
t] re of ii. ti
Al Direct, or
BCCAhirlipnrimsnt, first ilwr rear. nvur
Tabrltls' fruit stn Washington
a ulrs omen Illd Well t'lsnr
ll'lllniilm street. anus lf
ill there 0.
fluted attire . ty
of South Norwalk. (lieu .
this rut day of cram
m
Evening’School,
lllusio Hall. To-nlghl.
litillliillil. lllli. m. nus.
”M
leads Illitiiii
airflow-I“
r rm.
Inpatients
N mar. ‘
ll
re
t0, ,
be mamas.
m m
M
‘Mlhblidi W i .A-li
b aili‘lispp‘l'un atsrsreet l’E‘YHO
A
illitllllll
arid
lm.
0M” Gotham.
Emily . PIN“. M. D.
"can site.
menus water .... .;‘."..n... will besolrl
cheap for want of use. Apply at this
' on no
to 1 . tonic ple of Net-watt
Wclntlgtills'lrlm the hill: oi November,
l lg
shall t rtawholesale ant retail in
is and rstpli ' i. will
ante e story-treat,
stones
s .
atths
tyrant,
“Bum.”
I” (I ’0‘"
seamen
ilillflllm'is
.,
all"
museum . s, ‘ ...,
., rerun-“Jill's. or iv .
1-,, Kg! W,
p . amp
1894.
Harper’s Bazar.
lLLUSTRATFJl.
flamers linmr is ill urnal for the home. it
u‘st’lheiullwtand hut-st lufurumtinn about
Fashions; and its numerous illustrations. Paris
tlr‘lbllll‘, and intern-sheet supplemenlsare lu-
tlispv-rrulilu n ikc tube home drums-maker and
llu- praiusrinunl nmdisic. No expense is spar-
ml in illlthl‘ llsl artistic attractiveness of the
highest order. its bright stories. amusla
mun-111w. and thoughtful essays satisfly all
them .2, and lislnst page is famous as a budget
or wit :md humor. in its weekly issues every-
tblnr him-lulled Willl‘ll imf interest to women.
'lllr' .‘senals for bill will be written by William
blank and Walter Bussnl. Short stories will
be, written by Mary E. Wilkins Marin ironies~
l’ml, limb Molliur-r ' Stuart. blariun Harland
and other». illll-i our sports and iu-docr
games. maul entrrtninrm-m. embroidery, and
other interesting topics will receiva- constant
lliit'llillln. A new series is W'Hlillet‘d of “Coffee
and lit" arlvtu "
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