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paying a handsome price
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market, and our Emulsion
{.Physfcians are using it and
recommending it to their pa-
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Ybu know all about our
Bough Remedy,
25c and 5th: Bottles.
Price refunded if not satisfac-
I
Fmellrugs and chemicals
:1 H10! prescription use is our
Specialty.
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.48 Washington St.
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E. 3E. Gorham,
_ g; ‘Qtdilm lane,
7 NORWALK.2
‘waahiagton as.
South Norwalk.
Osborasnd Henry Cornellaieo drifted.
seen-whatever! herb-Mae
sentimental“. museum?!-
pass and ea tbs-esters in.
W
HATS
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
J Am GOLDEN. litter and Propfletor.
mums"
”mouths
.wl-Jcsnts
sour- IOIWALI "It. Anti.
Box a—Cdrner Washington and North Main
m
Boa I—Corner Day dad Tolles streets.
Boat—Oral street.
he: ll—West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
no; 13—0on street. opposite school.
lies lie-Corner North Iain and Annstreets.
Boa lB-Cornsr High street and Bayvlsw
avennc.
Boa lo—Norwalk iron Works building.
Boa l‘i—Cornsr West avenue and Cedar
Box ll—Coruer West street
avenue. ,
Box SS-Comer Ely avenue and Bunion street.
Box Bil—Owner 80nd: Main and Monroe
streets.
Boa SI—Hectric Light station.
Boa dl—Falrfleld avenue and Cedar street.
m
maiatura Almanac for ‘l‘o-morrew.
Sunnisee Sunfish 8 Tide wTids
at 0:58 atlztfi Show: l t 13:48
and Taylor
New York Herald Waathar forecast.
The weather to-dar promises to be cloudy.
preceded by bearyrain. with high winds on
the coast. followed by clearing. To—rnorrow
it promises to be generally colder clearing and
fair.
800T]! NORWALK.
What the People of Our cm are Dnlng
and saving. .
-—-Don't fail to attend Co. F's dance at
the armory to-mor'row night.
Colonel George E. Schrick. of Ray
mondBrothers’ cities, is quite sick at
lrsJ]. J. Lawrence and daughter
Once, have returned from a three
weeks’ visit with friends in Brooklyn.
—The finest turkeys in town for 16¢
pound. at flaycs‘ market.
—1i you buy a costar. any time during
this week you will be presented with a
real mink boa at ll. Kreiger s
Frank Holmes, Is SENTINEL newsbov
who has been seriously ill since last Wed.
nesday, at his home In Eat Norwaik. is
slightly improved.
——Fresh hams, 12¢ a pound, at Hayes
market.
The fire ion in the United States for
the week ending Friday, ”November 24,
war-138,879,000. Lesssince January 1st,
1893, $121,826,150.
—-We are now taking orders for tiny-
Ier'e candy for Christmas, at Lane's. in
order to have enough and have it fresh.
-—We will gives mink boa to every
lady purchasing a clock of us this week.
if. Kreiger.
Dr, Wilder is to deliver his lecture on
“immigration,"in Bridgeport, December
iii. in the Loyal Legion course. Other
current topics are to be discussed on
other dates by President Andrews. of
Brown University, Father McGIynn, and
other eminent speakers.
-Yoo can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for idea pound,10 lbs for $1. 00 at
flayes' market.
Ladies of the Congregational church
will best the church basement parlors.
Wednesday morning. at and after 9
o'clock. to receive donations of good
things for Thankgiviag dinners for the
poor. Turkeys. meats. vegetables. fruit.
orders for coal or floor, or any other suit-
able thinga,'wlli be gladly received and
distributed carefully among worthv
families by the committee In charge.
—-H. Krelger is giving a real mink boa
gratis to every lady buying a coat this
week. _
Albiu Neukirchner. the barber employ-
ed by Gustav Pluer,who went to his old
home in Hagdsburg, Germany. two
months ago. and whose satchel. connin-
iag clothing, a wateh.earrlngs. etc, was
stolen. received a letter from limt place,
this morning. stating that the line! had
been caught and the satchel found in his
possession- All the valuable articles,
however, had been removed, but enough
remained to fdentlfy them as Albiu's
property. He wrote for further particu-
lars.
«430 the selflstyled leading grocers sell
you twentyetwo pounds of granulated
sugar for ".00 and best floor at lids. has;
.4 40 per barrel? We do. The New York
Grocery company. ‘ _ .
The rain and wind. last night. although
anmasily severe. did very little damage
in thle‘trieinity. as far as can be learned.
The brisk chimney on top of Captain
Peter Dealer's boat house. south of the
Washingtonian» bridgs,wss blown off.
and J. R. Raymond's yacht "Surprise."
in charge of pilot George Bysbse. drifted
from bar Inscrlegsce tbesssnids eiths
harbor to J. if. Ferris wharf, but was
not m..: The saute-a at William
but were uninjured. ______
«disused bavsagood tires at these»
may to storm sight. Wesleyan recall.
Marlee melaldhnheseu of Goon»
wsssarprhedatllishome ed llavilsnd
his home on Madison street. .
Furnishings
Bk a responsive chord'm the hearts of a buying’com—
can buy them lirsla $1.50 up.
Charles E. Beymour's grocery store
will be clmd all day Thanksgiving.
Police Vollmer took Ills. Michael Don-
ueliy. of 91 Cedar street. to the Middle
town insane Asylum. this morning.
~Choics country turkeys. 16c pound,
at Hayes’ market
The special city meeting in Arlen
Hall. tonight. to vote on the proposition
to appropriate $0,000 for a paid fire
department, is likely to bring out a large
attendance, uconsldmbis interest can:
have in the subject.
—-Thc finest turkeys in town for life
pound, at Hayes' market
General Haven and the four coloueis
of the brIgsds will Inertia New Haven.
to day. to review the revision of the new
regulations to he issued by the State for
the administration and discipline of
the organisations of the Connecticut Na-
tionsl Guard. A board was appointed to
revise the old regulations and prepare
new ones in pursuance of the new mili-
tary law, which went into effect last
June. General Haven and Colonels
Doberty, Frost, Burdette and Tyler have
been myuested by the adjutant, with the
approval of the board, to go over the
work done by the board.
——-A real mink boa given away free
with every coat this week at H. Kreiger's.
NORWALK N 3W8.
A Breoay Budgot of Items from the
Upper Ind of Town.
Calvary Baptist church will give an
entertainment on December 5.
There will be a reunion in George
Peterson's family on Thanksgiving.
“Come and haven good time at the ar-
mory tomorrow night. company F's hall.
Miss Clara Giles. of Broad River, is
engaged as a soprano singer in the choir
of the First Baptist church.
A young son of Reporter Fred Taylor
has the chicken pox, which Is quite pre-
valent in Norwaik.
At St. Mark's church. New Canaan.
this evening. the wedding of lilies AlIce
Bunting and Stephen Hoyt. son of
Edwin Hoyt. will take place.
A. B. Thomas. of Brooklyn. N. Y..
paid his first visit to Norwalk in tlfteen
years. yesterday. He is traveling for the
Faber Pencil company.
—-A special Thanksgiving discount of
20 per cent. will be allowed on all hem-
stitched linen table sets purchased this
week at the Boston Store, Norwalk
Local wheeimen are arranging fora
game of paper chase on bicycles, Thanks-
giving day. T. J. Sterling and H. A.
Saunders have the matter in charge.
At the regular meeting of Douglas
Fowler Post. G. A. ll... last night. nomi-
nations were msde for the annual elec-
tion of officers. to be held next Houday
night.
-Coffee with cream. 5c cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
0. E. Wilson has said three lots corner
of Butler street and Clinton avenue to
Emil Singerwsld; four lots on Clinton
avenuetn Richard Duuker; two lots to
John Neugebauer; two lots to Charles
Bpahr. and two to Frank Welchneck.
(leery C. lockwood and wife, of the
Norwalk Hotel. went to Boston Saturday
toattend the wedding of a friend of
tire. Lockwood. lfr. Lockwood return-
ed home this morning. Hrs. Lockwood
will makes short visit with her sister
before returning.w - _-
. Two islands in the salt meadows above
Plus island. near what is known as Old
liaid's paid. and lying near the Dan-
bury and Norwalk railroad track. have
been sold by A. C. Wheelertothe
Norwalk Tramway company, who will,
In all probabllty.ereet a power station
there next spring.
-A. ll. Hoyt a Son, Norwslk. offer
300 pairs venous shoes, at” per pair,
for en's week. Three styles, B. to E.
A high mass of requiem was conduct.
ed over the remains of John Doneslly.
stilt. Mary's church. this morning. the
Rev. Jeremiah Dnggae oflciatlng. There
was a beautiful displayof flowers, among
them being a harp, wreath and dove, a
cross,and handsome cut flowers. The
flower bearers were William Farrel.
Thomas Powell and Frank Man. The
listens. tilehasl Riordan, John Halley.
Joseph Bhsehse and James Ubrlsa. Thenepktes.
burial was In St. Ifary’s cemetery.
afresh ism-3a:- pound, at mum
market.
thiagto sat and In. Inglish
hm“ “were"
By order of the selectmen Chief of ‘
pail bearers were David Bbesbsn. Henry ”(a
at the A. If. E. church. Sunday evening.
—""'_T"
--_Best line men's fancy slippers: prices
to suit the times. at Hoyt's, Norwalk.
The Broad River Christian Endeavor
society will elect ofilcefs Thursday night.
A mnmuiass‘ Intuit-or the Nor-
walk club will be held next Tuesday
night.
-Pisntyof deliciousbresd, at lands.
The members“ of the Robert Emmet
club and their friends danced in the
Athenesum last night.
The anhual sale of Grace church opens
at the Norwalk Opera House tonight
and continues to-morrow night.
Room No. 7 played room No. 4 of the
parochial school at football, yesterday.
and defeated them by a score of six to
four.
—Don't fail to'atieod-Co. F's dance. at
the armory, to-morrow night.
The annual meeting of the Nora-elk
Hospital association will be held next
Tuesday night in the library room of the
Nor-walk club building.
J. W. latson’s resignation assecond
lieutenant of. Company Fis dated Dec
ember 1. and Captain Rose will not for-
ward it until that date.
—Lanc's is without doubt the place to
buy handy. ___
Au adjourned meeting of the. Board of
School Visitors will be held to night
The meeting will probably be adjourned
until next Tuesday evening. owing to
the inabIlity of the South Norwalk mem-
bers of the board to be present.
The relief committee will be at the A.
bi. E. church, Knight street, from ‘3
until 8 p. m.. Wednesday. to receive
Thanksgiving donations for the unsmo
ploycd poor colored people. They should
iluda place in the hearts of the chari-
table publio. # , W,
—Speciai values in carpets and up‘
holstery goods at the Boston Store,
Norwaik, this week. Stock must be
reduced to make room for holiday goods.
Corporal William W. Bloom. of Com-
pany I", and Miss Nellie Busch, of Pine
street, were married in Lewisboro, N
Y., Sunday evening. They will board
for the present at Mrs. Conklih‘s on
North Main street. The employee of
Tris 8:erst office, where Mr. Bloom
isemployed, extends the hearticst con-
gratulations to him and his fair bride.
—Choice country turkeys, 16c pound.
at Bayes marke_t_. -.
The missionst committee of the Nor-
walk Congregational Christian En-
deavor society and a committee of ap-
praisers met in the chapel last night and
estimated the value, which was $28.38
of the groceries and meats received at
Sunday evening's service for distribu-
tion among the poor to marrow. The
committee will estimate the value of
the clothing and other goods received
later in the week. It is thought that
they are worth at least $20.
m'l'lllhllll'flll Turkeys.
The finest poultry on earth. When y'ou
see them you will think we have them
our” to order. No stale Western stock,
but all fresh killed Duchess county birds,
and we offer you your choice of 5,000 lbs.
at 18¢ per pound. Compare quality be.
fore purchasing. Every lady purchaser
will be presented with one-half dos. In
dian River oranges. People’ s Market. Nor-
walk and South Norwalk.
run sunrise liven“.
laid to be the blast laughable Comedy of
the Day.
The vivacious little actress and dancer.
Uliis Akerstrom, will present the queen
of all comedies, "The Bolton's Favorite."
at the Norwslk Opera House. Monday
evening. December 4th.
mama-t:
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RONA YTfIN
William Case has moved from East
Norwalk to this place. and will reside
with his father. Henry L. Case.
Contractor H. H. Brown's little loco-
motive Minuie was run off the tracks
yesterday. causing considerable delay,
but no damage.
The entertainment in the lliethmllst
church, tomorrow cvcnmg. promises to
be very successful. An excellent pro
gramme has been prepared. which in-
cludes vocal and instrumental selections
and recitations.
Leat'er' St. John has given E. Thomas
the contract to grade about his new real
deuce on Main street. A stone wall will
an eightvfoot walk adjoining the high—
way. and s. drive made entirely around
the house.
While Charles Wells was watclungn
flock of whistlers in J. B. ItnymuIIIls
pond, he saw something while ticnt
through the air, which greatly resembled
a meteor. it appeared to {all in hungry
er's orchard, but no truuouf it has yet
been found.
The Baptist fair in (iuidcr‘s llall, Sat
urday night, was even more successful
than that of the preceding evening.
The attendance was large and Iln- oo-
cssiona very pleasant one. T. DeWitt
Ferris guessed fienl't‘st (he mrrcct num-
ber of seeds in the sorcallcd pumpkin.
and was awarded the llanvlsonie cake.
—~'IlIc Chicago Singer Sewing Mnelnnc
is now on exhibition at the Boston stern,
Norwulk. Price only $9 till
IWIAil‘ll-I”
The steam drills will begin work twlay
on the ledge of rock opposite the depot.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred llorehouso, of
New York. wIIl spend Thanksgiving
with the lattrr's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert if. Scoficld.
The Consolidated Railroad cmnpnny.
it is said. have decided not to purchase
the Theodore Austin block. as they I!-
ready have sufficient mom for their four
tracks.
The woods wesiof the turnpike and
adjoining the railroad track were on tire
’ Saturday night. making a very pretty
sight. The blaze was extinguished by a
number of men aftrrit reached Spring
Grove cemetery.
It was learned. late Saturday nftur
noon, that Miss Agnes Sweeney. of
Archibald, Pa, was the daughter of
Michael Sweeney. the blacksmith who
was killed here Thursday uftlymmn.
The body was sent to that place.
Thanksgiving services will be held in
the Congregational church. Thursday
morning at 11 o'clock There will be no
service in the Methodist church on ac.
count of the absenccuf the pastor. The
usual service will he held in hit. Lllkv'a
church at IO: 80 oI-.inclr
NOEDTUN.
Mr. Brewer is having a large barn
erected ill'l his property at (.‘ollr-ndsr‘s
Point.
Rev. Louis French was bitten in the
check by his horse one day last week
while unhsrncsslng the animal. The
physician was obliged to tztkv thrro
stitches in the wound. and a minister
from Brooklyn occupied the pulpit Hun-
day.
Rev. Arthur "civil, pastor of the
Prfibyterian church, and president of
til Stamford Young People's Hut-w,
(litigate Hodehvor Union. will (it'lli’t'l’
an ' ress M the Absurd taunting. In lu-
hell In the titsmford l’rcsllytnrmn
church. next Monday evening
The men at work drilling the Well on
Great Island have been delayid the past
few days on account of the
breaking of the rope attachml to
the drill. leaving the drill at flu- bot
tom of tho wciI.a depth of 227 feet.
Edam arc beinglmadeto raise the drill
by Pun-man Ilnrry Hesse and his mm.
W A. McGuire. a well known citizen
of‘IIcKay,0blo. ls of theopinlon that
there is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds or cvuup as Chant
berlaln's Cough Remedy. He has used
it in his family for several years with
the best results and always keeps a bot»
Ilsof It lathe house. After havingia
bewaa himself troubled with a
severe cough. its used other muscles
without benefit and then concluded to
”the.5 ohlldreus medicine and to his
ulauent
" ”33 fiffiilh lg sale by
0. 0. Btlilsou. W
Group is a terror to’ young mothers
'l‘b post them concerning the first syrup
toms audusstmeut istbsobjectofthls
ital. Thsflrstlndlcatloooferoupls
bureau. in a child who Is subject to
asoapit maybe iakenass surssfguuf
an approach of an attack. following
ribbons-slabs peeoiiar,mgheeugiv.
be erected in front of the promise-s. with 7
i’lIs prise Iva sites. and we use» what we say. toms and Inspect them and lodge
fer yssrsslvss. III tuition to ear
-:-5-NEW~‘ -:- STOCK-:-
Ns have s for meets left cm from last year. on which we have made It drew out. You
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A. Iickerman & H Son,
. Edna Primrose Harrison was christened '
Highest of all in Leavrning Pawns—Latest U.- S. Gov’t Report.
col
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Baking
Powder
fliANlIElillY PLAINS.
Miss Flora (iould, of Danbury. 15 visit-
ing Mrs. Charles Hyatt.
WillIe T. Gregory spent Sunday with
friends at Lycns' Plains.
Rufus Filinw still continues very ill.
His recovery is doubtful.
Frank Gregory and family visited rela-
tives in Wv'slon, yesterday.
Frank Evonelzki, of South Nerwalk.
spent Saturday with his father, JI-hu
Evunetzlti.
birat'bnrles l". Benton and children
and bliss Annie Ross visited Mrs. Bul-
tory. of Silvcrmine. Thursday.
gnfrrfammruis
Music Hall November 28.
Lew Doclslader’ s
Minstrels!
llAltitt’ .l. (.‘llAl'llAM. Manager.
Nearly 1-: LLIIIlml ~tronzf
v )lsny Hill (.121)! live?
Many new ones!
All nnllul in an entirely I‘m“ Irngn-IIIIIIIII.
Ii ”RE .\'i‘ CUMEDIAVS ll
Ls- m llm kstmler. i-Zrank Dumonl. III-.0 l'ovurr.
Blm-kI-IIIII and Burn». John 1‘. llarriuumn.
llIIII Fny. Mama-1.6 lluulIcsA- limtn-. Mom-
piIl~ K- "IIlltllt',
5 SOLD VOCALIB'TS l‘
Frank llumont‘s latest skit.
”CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR C(iMFOlthi.”
Seats now on sale at l'laistrd's and llIIle's
drug stun-s. Prices. 75. Isl and 33 cents.
“"7 at
ANNUAL SALE.
NORWAIK IIPEIIN IlflilBE.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
, November 28 and 29.
fly the Ladies of (Iran- vhurcli. Tuesday
mppcr after 1': (I. III. Wednesday. The Ginny’s
Festival MK p.hI..fnllIIwI-Il by “The- Tom Litih
Nigger Buys."
Admission. Tuesday. lllc,
ANlI
Wednesday Evening. 25c
llmrs upon both days at :l p. ill. ttflilt
Laloo,
nu NBNDERFIII Fliiill.
A full grown llimim hay. with the body will
girl crowing from lIi~ rife-d, Will be at
Music Hall.
Wednesday. November 29
mm Fill ill SEE Hill.
l
and his grout European Novelty Company.
[lift it
An’IIual Ball
GERMtNIl SENSEHBUND
WEBNESW. NOV. 29.
GERMANIA HALL,
WANlllelTllN NTItIE’l‘ HItlilfiE.
NEINE'S it’ll ORCHESTNI.
Tll‘KE'lH AIIKITTINII
Gent and Ladies. 5°C
at? fit
"City Government ”
IIIBS Pluto/mute, I’ll. o.
author of
"The lunielpsi Problem."
A TOPIC Fill! Til E TIME“.
Baptist Bhutth,lledassilsyivsn'g.
NBlEIi BEN 29.
NllliNlit BPEIN NBIIBE.
1. RI. I10". ”snag-1r.
Three nights. commencing
Monday. Dec. 4th.
”Mini III-rcpt, Ion. mumm- Wednesday.
‘l'lill murmur. id’f‘i’hl Aims”
ULLIE ICKEBSTNOI
letter is a. Hunter evening a most
llflb‘mflgflfl’lh .
TNE Illl'l’ll'l FNVBIITE.
N "W!" "Milli.
Wednesday restless.
II” II”.
was-summing?
mule,"
TICKEI‘ii. - - . - - ‘A'Ifllihl’i'ii. l-l
PART slower house. Nominal av nan.
unlit partiumesrgf corner nth.
. c- .H... , streslaad auto ”plummet. '. ”2;"!
m. . .
ply It’ll. A. new “AID. m, w
Tess-in. the latest addltloa to her resonate. ,
lam mfidm’
house"on in this of
gfiiflnk than torighhere
We have kunfilonent
us.
ride!" and
competition i
Flour just received: Success,
be., put up full weight.
Leading Grocer, 33 Washingto
Porterhouse Steak”
Sirlol nr‘i
’rm bfioast t.
.l’lghthn Rib Roast .
lotus. ..
’orlr Chops.
'crk Sansng
resin Hams
rash shoulder .
ialtP Perk .........
logarcnred Earn.
Ami) Chops ......
PEDPLE' 8 MARKET.
18 North Main st., 80. Norwalk
Telephone call, fill; 8. l
Speeial for t
FORTE
CNAYUN, PASTELLE. WA
in hand It's rk from the original negatIve This
copies. but must be done
delnll.
A new
open for
DAVID
“'0 have come down w'
prices.
Plush fore:i .5 no Former price
Former price 816.00
Solid 031; Extension Tables,
price 81 2.5
Call and look (Ivor our stock
lt' Is the largest In town.
consists in buying the most of the best. for the
, and we venture to say the
or mm where
have no second way of doing business.
uts. Cranberries, Figs.
G M10860 Meat ,Ragns,
re a, ran men Citron,0ran
(Belgians Old
Cheese, Poultry Beaso
Call and examine goods whether you
ciate a good article when you see It.
Rock Bottom,
STILL ANOTHER DROP.
E J. WADHAMST P
FREE llEllVElll,
Satisfaction guaranteed. 1
from the original m game only .
fty of the same. and produt. lug In the finished picture velvety winncusznni richness“! (one and
A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now be m n at Studio
FINE PICTURE FRAMES 1N IVORY AND G OLD lllll
A beautiful Parlor Stilt of five
Handsome Winton Rug Couches, with
Solid flak High Back Dining (haiku-1‘1“” each
ore is no ocary
on can better put this; into
6 keep no trash. we have no
a straight goods.
ThanksgIVing Hints
Dates, Prunes,
Orange and Lemon Peel
nglish Plum Pudding and Sauce Ten varieties of
ning, and everything or Thanksgiving-
uy or. not; you will appro-
Onr prices In our line are
and cannot be undermined for quality. Car of
Jones and Hackers, 60c bag. at 65
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
a Street, Telephone Call 13-2
roprietor
HOME 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwulk
Telephone (all, 5-7- 3.
he Holidays.
AlTS IN
TEN CflLlIll AND SEPIA,
superior grade of work cannot he made from
then- -by prewrvlmr all the fine qual-
llne of
vmrAllTISTlf.’ PIIUTIIIIRAPH.‘ l.\' l'l.A'l‘le)TYl'E.~"————
inspection.
W
E. M. JACKSON, PNBTBGRIPHEB. 53 Will ST. NONWllN'.
fireaitash Sale of Furniture
AT
STOW’ S
Itlt the times to hard pan CASH
pieces,
covered in ('rIIslch
I3 m on
fringe. fur is l 2.00.
:5: l, .yll.
Former
Si. :5". Former prior-
before you purchase elsewhere.
Bavid Stew, 2!! South Main Street.
if a New York millionaire guess 3 din-
ner at 5th avenue and 26th street. costing
3700 Oil, u bich yives l9 people dyspepsia
and lites. pulpit s and $1 456. 00 in doc-
ore bills and fins ly barn- to pay WI
Pal [I fnrt‘ .Ir‘tus illoodi‘ urr to cure them.
what would he the saving p0? capita if
the dinner should not be: given thorn
icing 37 persons at the feast?
in: yuirc at Plaistod' s drug store. where
you may imvc the problem sulimi and
getinformatmn aboutt‘ Ittus filo II‘urI-
Children; er for
Pitcher'e Castoria.
Win-II Ilnby “MI sick. wI- our" it~~r (‘Mlnrla
‘I'v'llI-II 13'.» v. H II i'lIilII. slur i‘rlt"! fur f ‘tntufld.
Win-II :'.II.- [wt-.I'Iu- ‘-il~.-I_ III.»i I'IIIII; in (11.40 It'll.
III- hen aim had children, she gnu-than L'uswrla
Children cry for
Pltcher's Gastoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e easterla.
Taylor 8: Golden.
llealEstateandlnsuranoe
WASHINGTON li‘l‘itftl’l‘.
l‘ni'auns looking foraiot or hours and l .I,
with the \law pimlllnn W'h Arc invited to
call and examine our list. have them for
sisal In every part of the city at reamnablv
wires and on our terms. shalt!
WAN’IW-Ill
A COMPETKNT not fed
work. Reference requlr
ll liarvey s shoe store.
3'”:id‘ik‘l’ifll’i‘I DIEM .i-l tn‘llr'. or putAlr‘Irny
I n all a. com on man vs:
EIIw .sun Roar, :li liaymvdnd street. as?” -
Mrs
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pineal house-
Apply at (J.
D.‘ at l
fill-Id) AKIN” hy the day Terms. II. M!
lween 7 and In the evenlm.
artlaes. in iiavliand street. Heath Nor
er 6 3m
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incurs
4 ROOM II rimsni. first floor front. nver
illscu's :- we ”store. Hwartv and l'orhett
ligllr‘ilfnu.nglw Old biggie ii carrot: rent slum.
. re ‘ er «I
list-manicured . I no 9:113“:
F‘IIOM“ l ember III. lower hall‘s!~ house
5 rooms. inquire
aw
Ila. [terminal law-t" avenue. or ml the
remises. nail
LAT birds 1 rent. i250
F mime rmltig Ignite mung“; '
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The first (If [\llli'i‘li‘Jll Newspapers.
(“ARIES .l. ll.l.\'.\. Editor.
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The American! ‘unstliluiuu. tlu- Ameri-
can [III-II. Ulf’ American Spirit. Those
first. 'Jlsl. and all the limo. full'i‘vrl'i
....
The Sunday Sun
ie i’ir Krr'iilv‘I-l Sunday Newspaper in
the Wurld.
Price 5c. A copy. Ily mail. 82 II your
Daily. by mail. 86 a your
Daily and Sunday. by mail. as a year
The Weekly. 81 II your
Address. 'l‘lu: iilINdh-sv York.
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Notice.
’l‘lll.’ lIaIIl voirrs ml the Mouth Nurwltlk
l Illllfl sr ltml lunlfll l are llffl'll notified
and warnul that nets-cm mwtlnuu natal Ill-I.
trill will he III-Ill at the frankiin sin- I in lumi-
lulllasvtm Wednmlay. Nuremlmr 21th. lull. at
smimkm In. In Innsldrr and all "pull the
spoil: Minn of the sI-lelIIIr-n of tin inch 0'
\nrwsllt for [if rmleelnn Inuse flu.» Franklin
strrst school house for a department of the
Town Evening School. anilif III-rmod advis-
able, in grant said appllrailnn
llami south Norwslk. November erol. um.
.iiI Is: "sun,
.IIIIII- if. Lilli".
Nfarmcwl' ”nun-r.
F AWCETT’S
Headquarters for Millinery
3 WATER STREET.
Notwithstanding "pom In the ronirary.
I Ultill’ill l ommliteo.
i new
‘ our store In open from M. to. until 7 p. m.. and
we are offering special bargains III hate and
feathers. Illvo- In a call. and trot a lovely
Tlimmef Net ilom Still op.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
list-ll
Dr. 5. Milton eoourn
MYOCMSIOR Til
Emily Pardee. Iii. D.
"All REMOVED T0
5| Sillllll MIN STNEH.
out": Home l'nIIl Ila. In: 12 till 2. and
Main Irl. nflllm
Notice.
Tali] given that the autism
nteviol toss-we beast is
Nata”. 'K In
and denim anv I layout of Cedar street.
mat . West arenas lnlhslfoemr Ii
vat turn I will meet setbstivmncill onion
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