Vat
and paying a handsome price
forensics. '
* Till OOII PllllE
Norwegian Oil,
you using Cod Liver on
I33 ;
750 a Pint;
OrOur
Emulsmn
With ,Hypophosphites at
his a BOTTLE.
- I.We are selling a selected Nor-
wegian Oil on fine as can'be had;
in the market, and our Emulsion
.._......&
O
CO.,
80. Norwalk.
THE EVENING SENTINEL.
JAWS GOLDEN Editor and Proprietor.
Tantra—l t, s the. it the
011:1 www'oe'nwglnlle'gglee. 'i‘l'lm
m
Boll"! HOIWALI Yul ALAIN.
Box 8-Covner -Weeblngton and North Main
I streets.
Box d—Oorner Day and 'l'olles streets.
Box Wren street .
Box Ill-West street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box 18.00am street. oppoeite school.
Box ll—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lI-Oivrner High street and Bayvfew
avenue.
Boa lu—Norwalk Iron Works building.
lion Hemmer West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box Steamer West street
avenue.
Box Eta-Corner Ely avenue and Bunion street.
-Box lib—(Joraer South Main and Monroe
‘ streets.
Box ltd—Electric Light station.
Box It—Feirtleld avenue and Cedar street
———————.——.—_
end Taylor
Miniature Almanac for To-morrow.
Shawnee! .unsets him he ‘l‘id
III Moi sir-24 ”ifs-43”.. w '
New York Ear-1d Weather Forecast.
The, weather to-dey promises to be generally
fair. colder. preceded during the night and
early morning by light rain or snow: continu-
ed fair in all sections Tuesday and colder
. Tuesday morning, northwest winds.
Silll'l'll NflllWA IIK.
is perfect.
Physicians are using it and;
recommending it to their pa-j
tieuts.
ww—
Ypu-know all about our
dough Remedy,
250 and Oils Bottles,
Price refunded if not semiau-
tory.
«>-
Fine Omgsand Chemicals
for prescription use is our
Specialty.
ll. PIaisted
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
some NORWALK.
e :3 s
.PdOOSIlES. ate.
2 ills Is e glad time to Pslnt.
,v _..__.
lslelliisillseseiite .Ivsyoii
nurse for doing your work.
*Wm“w
'lli (remotes Satisfaction In
wsryssss.
mmA—u— m ,—
vi use only Ilsvlstt's Pore.
Iklts islii end Iisst linseed
OI.
E. E. Gorham,
III .1 first time,
a 91". Hormones
idiot ii risi IIIIIIIIIIII
WNwI‘AW
and market.
_. , ”9% l
H Decker,
' ' it. to Hermit.
nu mom
mu
What the People of "in (lie) is" Home
and Saving.
The regular meeting of Uncas Tribe. 1.
O. R. BIL, will be held this evening.
—Elegunt upright pinto uliIIu-Ii new
with stool and scarf, for $150. J. W.
Stude‘cll.
I Miss i‘ora Lansing, of Brooklyn. is
l I v .
.visiting the Misses Taylor, of i‘liiy sircvi.
l
~03 to bclfottsto get A. \I ’I‘cnm _I I»
liine chocolates and ban buns. lost un-
! pnc kml
JIhn Cum-o, who has buIIII attending
IYuIe college in quite nick at his mum on
{Water utrect.
I
--Just riccircd \choiie lot ofcouniry
turkeys which no shall roll for l6 cents
a pound, at lluyes’ Market.
The employee of the Somali. Lock
company resumed work this morning
after II week's vocation.
-—Don'i forget that Lane‘s is the place
for candy.
The monthly meeting of the Congrega-
tional King's Daughters will be held in
the west parlor of the church Tuesday
evening.
—-Spring chickens and fowls at it’d
cents, very choice, at Hayes” Market.
meat, I. 0. 0. R, will be held tonight.
The first degree will he worked. All
members are requesud to be present.
Each engineer on the Dnnbury division
Week's vacation during the dull period,
in order that no engineer shall be laid off
—Spring chickens and {owls at 12;
The locked- out batters of Daubury
the selecimen asking them to call it
special town meeting for the purpose
of appropriating 050,000 to give old
and temporary employment to times
In need.
-—Ireave your orders at Dellott's bak-
ery for the celebrated health bread for
diabetes and dyspepsia. Made from pure
gluten flour.
The Thanksgiving fund contributed at
the First Methodist church amounted
to $00.42. This was put In the hands of
a committee of three for distribution.
On Wednesday before ThenksgivingDey,
a week's supply of good substantial giro
forty-nice families, giving them reason
for thankfnlnses, eudfiithout doubt the
church will receive a blessing for Iuvery
practical illustration of true Christianity.
--Just received. A choice lot of country
c poundmt flayce' Market
Thcfuniirelof Miss Emma Berg was
largely attended. yesterday afternoon.
from her lets home, 78 i-lprlug street.
Rev. (i. ll. Beard officiated, end the slug
lug use by e quarteite composed of kilns
Louise Abendrcth.ttlss Nay Q. Smith.
Henry Tilly and» J. Wsiisec Ponseli
The pallbearers were from the Uongregn-
llcuel Iindeylehoo’lmf which the drones»
so was ferment years e member. They
wmcherles it. llelmer. Jr., Fred fl.
www.mlhileoe Paceslt and Court.
lendt B. million. The Interment was In
”Union cemetery. Norirellr.‘
“Fresh home. “to pound. at Hayes
I ‘3!
Ire. Matte Jones. known as the
"Black Pelti,”wboeppesrs Ic lusts Hell
Tuesday night. Minn-r it. under the
staplers of the Pivot llsthoilist Episcopal
church. course with thallium recoup
modalities and prise which could so
«consist-i. this take. high reek lo
‘ borough.
Areguiar meeting of Colfax encamp-
of the Consolidated road is taking a
cents. very choice, at Hayes Market.
have secured signatures to a petition to
some and provisions were delivered to
turkeys which we shall sell for Ill cents
mammalian favors the Immediate
* MUM ml GR lhb I'll” {all
Compsny n will hold II Ioclable at the
Armory on the second liondey In Jenn-
cry.
Edward Futon, a clerk in F. lleyes'
market. is quite sick at his home In the
The annual election of oflicers of
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. 3., will be
held tonight.
--.You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for 120 a pound, 10 lbs for $1.00, at
Hayes‘ market. _..___.
Mine Kittie Reynolds, of Holden street,
returned Saturday from a two weeks'
visit in Brooklyn. .
The funeral of Mrs. William C. Beers
will be held to-morrow afternoon at 1
o’clock from 31 West street. ,
—liaue’s is without doubt the place to
buy kandy. __
A large number of young people will
go in Bridgeport tonight toattend a re-
ception at Griffin’s Business College.
John Hogan w'i'is arrested Saturday
night for committing a breach of the
peace. Justice Barrett lined him $1 and
costs.
Square dealing and perseverance have
placed Charles E. Seymour in the front
rank in the grocery trade. Look at some
of the prices he quotes to day.
John H. Knapp has sold the buildinr
at 23 North Main street, now occupied by
S. Spiro, to Charles Pennington. who. it
is said, will up?!) n saloon Micro.
--Frcsh hams l‘ .c It pound, at lluyw :-
nuIrkIL
lriwrirui‘c Brennan. Jr. fell down a
flight “fastairr. at lilfllmfllr‘. 23 Monroe
strcr-l. ll fmv days can and F,v'l‘t‘l'i'l}‘ cut
his left eye. Dr. Allen is attending him.
It Is said that some cmopdailm or-
gunizations for the making of lists are
under consideration in llahliury. Tim
rumor has been confirmed, but lllt‘ por-
iiI-s interested withhold names.
At the hearing in the Probate Court at
Stamford, Saturday, to doterudne who
are the legal heirs of the late Stephen
Raymond, no one finally appeared to
contest the claims of Mrs. Vincent, Mrs.
Vanderbilt, Alexander Raymond, Mrs.
Crofut and the heirs of Stephen 8. Ray.
mend, that they were the only legal
heirs. Colonel Frost and Attorney llurlv
butt, representing these heirs, made
proof of their claims and made It decree
distributing the estate to them. Judge
Finch appointed Charles F. Bates, U. W.
Lounsbury and Mr. Waterbury on dis-
tributors of the estate.
—A Weber piano at” a great bargain
Only M75, at $7 per month. J. W. Stud-
well.
W. A. Benedict's opening concert, Sat-
urday night,at his new stores In T“:
Seminal. building, was a decided suc-
cess. The music discoursed by Jerome
May's Banjo club and Heine's orchestra
consisted of the most pleasing selections.
which were fully appreciated and duly
applauded. The east store was very
prettily decorated, the musicians’ plair
form being draped with blue and rod.
Above the piano light blue and pink
drapery formed a pretty contrast with
the walls. In the west store the furnish-
ings of oak, mirrors and palms, In their
setting of white, presented a pretty
scene. Both stores, brilliantly lighted,
were througed with people the entire
evening. All united In wishing Mr.
Benedict the nuccessln business which
attended his efforts in giving a musical
evening and an introduction to his piece-
ant new rotors. “W W,
--Collce with cream. be cup Depot
Restaurant. Open allnlgiit.
voiiwnnu naive
A "rem Bridgett-:7 ''''' Itersse l’rmu the
Kipper Ind of Town.
Daniel Squires, of Norwallr, has been
spending a few days in Bethel.
The last regular meeting of the Court
of Burgcsiee will be held to night.
A. D. Rathburne, of Norwalk, has
been visiting friends in Turnersvllle.
—-'lhe Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwulk. Price only .9. Oil.
The case of time vs. John licence-y,
for breach of peace and lighting dogs,
which came up before Justice Coolidge
this morning, was adjourned until in»
marrow morning at 9 o‘clock.
The Norwsik correspondent of the
Connecticut Catholic writes: “it has
been practically decided that no lawyer
will occupy the postdoc of city clerk
under the new city administration. The
clerk will probably be chosen from.
among these names: William F. Acton.
John H. Wade, John B. Hoyt. The
police are still guessing."
several Yule professors have ssprussit
tireless-Ins es decidedly In fever at
abolishing mess plays Iii football and will
use their influence to have the playing
rules amended so that thisseaeoc’s rough
wort: svlii not he "pared. The usual
eadu
elleiri plays which have proved so
Month! “WWW ‘
gromm‘fiwm ,
James Powere, ofIUniou Perk, moved
out or town lest Saturday.
Mrs. A. N. Paddock}! Maple avenue,
is making a Visit in Springfield, Muse.
A son was born Saturday afternoon to
Mr. and Mn. Frank Riordenpf (liminnt
stree t.‘ m“
—-Wc are now taking orders for Buy-
ler‘s candy for Christmas, at lane’ s, in
order to have enough and have it fresh.
Fred Wardwell severed his connection
with the Norwalk [lone Railroad com-
pany, Saturday night.
lilies Jessie Beers. of Glen Cove, 1.. i,
la the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T.
Taylor. of Elm streeet
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Whitlock.snd
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jrflowerd return-
ed from their bridal tours last night.
—Plenty of delicious bread, at lane's
A meeting of the unemployed of Nor-
walk willbe held Wednesday evening,
instead of Tuesday. at the old Hesonie
Hall in the Gazette building.
The president of the National Provi-
dent Union has nppolntcd John J. Nash.
of Security Council, Norwalk, governor
of the organization in this state.
«A turltvy dinner will be given at
the Y. M, i'. A. Hall. Wednesday Dc-
I'cmlicr 6; from 11:30 n m to 2 p. m.
Tickets, 85 cents. "
Georgi: Rivers and bible. of Non York
.city. arrived in Nnrivalk lust runing.
and will spend their liuneyuumn IIl
(Ionrpo biIlIe'. in i'rnnlverry Plains.
(hii‘peiitcrs' l'nion, .‘v'u. 746.,nill hold
an Important meeting this evening All
who llLeW‘ been members, as hell as the
regular members. are qulll'l‘lt‘ll tII hr
present.
Fred ilnnlon Mttlilt' will roll 'lhuis
day, on tho ell‘lllllir Orinoco fir Bur
mudo, “llt‘lt‘ IIII is engaged to net as
master of ceremonies inn large IIIIti-l.
He has u live tnuntlie.‘ contract and con-
templates ll trip to London at its expira-
tion.
«Special values in carpets and up
holstory goods at the lloewn slog-o,
Norwalk, this week. Stock must he
educed to make room for holiday goods.
W inter set in in earnest Sunday. it
began snowing about midnight Saturday
night and the flakes continued falling at
intervals until about 8 o’clock Sunday
morning, when the ground was covered
with wet snow. Rain fell soon after and
continued during the day.
ltis announced that the marriage of
Miss Edith liawley, daughter of Henry
E. lluwlcy. of New York,to Coleman
(l. Williams will take place at the Church
of the Heavenly Best on January 24.
Nine liawley isu niece of Mrs. George
B. St. John, of Knight street.
There Is a rumor prevailing that there
is to be a separate school for the colored
attendants of the evening school. "if
the color line to drown it is more than
likely there will be some distinct music"
said a colored man. when questioned
about the rumor this morning.
—A handsome lynx mull will be given
away with every cloak purchased at. the
Boston Store, Norwalk. on Saturday.
The total gate receipts at the Thanks-
giving (unwell game in New York are
estimated at $42,000 Deductlug expert.
scs and rent of grounds it In thought that
there will be left $30,000 to bedivlded
equally between Yale end Princeton.
The lowest estimate places the losses of
these who her, to favor of Yale at two.-
000.
The premium adored by the Norwalk
Horse Railroad company for the biggest
gain made by any car over the preceding
week‘s work was won last week by
Driver Long, of the Winnipeuk branch.
ills gain was lies and thrseollfths per
cent. Iflller and Lena were second,wltb
a pain of live and one-filth.
Death of Thaddeus Densities.
Thaddeus ti. Benedict died at his real-
denee. ll Day street. seturdey night. Ifr.
Benedict was born In ltldgeileld. where
he learned the shoemaker’e trade. and
came to South Nor-walk many years ago.
For several years he but been fort-men of
one of the departments at Inunsbury,
Itethewsoh It Cole factory, and was .n.
special and beloved by all employee over
whom he had charge. He was e member
of the First Herbalist Episcopal church
and s most consistent and conscientious
Christin. He had been a member of
Butler lodge, i. 0. 0. ill, almost since
its Incorporation. Balsam a wife and
two sons, Prank L. and was (i.
Benedict. Thefuuerel will be held so-
Iaorroweftereoou. from the house at It
o’clock and from the lethodiet church
at on).
connection! Pele-ts.
The following were issued Nov. 98,
in. list furnished from theefllcsof
A. ll. Wooster. patent lawyer sadsoiici
“of. W, m S
.1 his .flwflmmw
Mu 'cslnwenuummi
Till price as rises. out via been elm vIs ssy. tone to Inspect than and judge
for yourselves. mm to our .
uni-NEW -:- STOCK-:-
tls have". a few Israelite left over from lest you. on which we have nuts a deeper out. You
out boy theinllml $3.00 up.
mam.
Dickerman ' & w on,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
o)’9%l
Highest of all In Loavening Power. -—Latcst U. S Gov’ t Report.
ABISOIUI'ELYPURE
‘ SQUARE DEALTEG AND
oth er.
ibnt efroutraclr irynthegrooe
the class and that mores our titles Leading Grocer, as washing:
ton street. The vast number at our patrons blow our horn tor
us, for we give them something to blow about We run our busi-
ness in our own name and do not vacillate from one state to an-
Wanderere come and go and byte
9 o'le 3 eyes, which lasts for a. short period and then go by the
salt ng sun.
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jones’ Flour no inferior substitute)
sees Flour. 600 84. 65 hbl.- , 7 lbs.
25c; Fancy Canne Corn, 10c,
alifornla Prunes, 25c;
any store to town
320 lzlc out; 19c can; 3 may}??? Fl
. rwnces r eveme or or no
Granulated Sugar, for $1 00; bins Butter, 25c lby
We will sell you as cheap and give you better satisfaction than
Save the worry and disappointment of not
getting what you pay for, by leaving your order with
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street. Telephone Call 13-2
PERSEVEEANOE, HAVE PUT UH
trade. We are at the
pull the wool over
000 bag, 64 05 bbL; Suc-
Oat Meal, 25c; 4 lbs. Rice,
i'ge
Baking
Powder
* Will Save'T
W Hill. PSALT‘.
BOOTS, SHOES shill llllllBEllS.
$1. 00 at the (heat than saier
NOW IN PROGRESS AT
C. H. HARVEY’S,
l'orterhouse bleak
niriointei Streak .
Hound steak.
Eighth lilb Roan
Pork [.01 Inc .......
Pork l‘hrips
Pork beusnge
Fresh llama
Fresh Should
ult Pork ......
Hagar cured lluui
Lamb (‘ hope.
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET.
13 North Main st. So. Norwalk.
Telephone call, 52-8. l
in hand ninrk from the original negative.
wo-OIIIIars. ,
and twill he a. sign of prugrossi
on your part if youtirkeo .. hand
in the proceedings It so nick
solo. ”lid a quicker sail to ‘rv. ItI
Swing» ll .Irbcm A purchasi- IIfI
.IIIIII I run. will save you money.
Ilvtull. A fun caliibltlilu of ”debt: dutiful \turlt
STILL ANOTHER DRoP. A
FREE DELIVERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed. |
Spools] for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
CRAYON PASTELLE. WATER COLOR AND SEPIA,
“mew-- ._...
E J. WADl-IAMS. PrOprIetor,
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwslk
Telephone call, 6-7-3.
f
This superior grade of Work ("Innot be made from
P ple- lint IIIIII-l lie dune {r Im the original in X'Lllie only. then-II) pri moving all the flue qual-
ity of flu nine. anl pro.luu.g In th: Ilnl~iIrIl picture \'-'ilu t) softnc~ s and ricbnswnf tone and
may now be m n ltl >IIIIl'In
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\nev. II: I- of
sulll'l'lr-I l'll
uprn fut
l’llilli) llll’II‘i I‘-' ll \ll‘IJlIl“‘
illi-Illvtllv I
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E. M lililISON.
For (in nu: :II~I.I l lune: fx Illill iIIIllII’lig'
.. III our feet. and cIII I- 'II II :I 9 .
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lion. 3, null I’IIIrIlI making. 'l'II “ x. “N “h" “ “‘ ”I”
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till ll “3' lku :9 :II {1 \l' Hy \.{', IIII:.III ‘l" «H Iil'ui. II. . . l' mm.
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33 ll. lllilVEY
.\.\'ll ltl‘TAlI llEZ'T-Lll I’. lN
lElTHEI’l AND “ME rillll'i‘i-SS
Name snul (“output ”in l‘in ' II .II
Iniennlk
'l'lw iIII-mln'Is of tlll‘ lit»! AVt'lllll‘
Methodist Sunday school are linklliil'llhh'
for thcir annual Christmas entertain-
ment." to take place In the church Christ-
mas night. Mimi's I‘nruls will be used
for the. singing, and the school and
church choir will niwt this Hoping for
practice.
The fair to be git-cc by the I-ZIsI Nur-
wulk school on Tuesday and \Vcducsduy
evenings of this week, pTUHllSt‘S to be
a great success. The interest of the
community has been manifested in sub-
stantial gifts of every description. There
will benbooth for the sale of fancy :Irti-
else, a candy table, a fish pond, and
other attractions. J. A. l’lllllt'i) has tlU'
hated two handsome pictures of the
Court of Honor at the World‘s Fair. to
be given to the cinema obtaining llit‘
largest and second largest number of
votes. Supper will be served by the
ladies from O to ll) o’clock, and an exec-I-
lerit programme of musical and literary
items will rendered by the children.
[Milli-ZN.
Thomas l-‘rith and tnIIIily. Mr. Kosler
and family, George ’l‘ommuy, Bison
Beetle and Louis Voss, of Now York,
have been spending a few days ut the
Eimwood school.
A Weetport Man Found lived.
Charles linker. aged thirty llvc yours,
0! l’oortown district,\t’cstwrt,was found
dead last Friday on the turnpike bciwceu
Westport and fire-en Forms. llis arms
encircled alciegruph polo. linker bud
been married,but lllii wife obtained It
divorce from him several years ugh for
non—support. Death was probably ihe
result of heart disease.
I srdiiifil or ins ems.
ere are dill persons in the New llavcn
el cues. .
rtford is on the vcrgu of another
we famine.
(leorge Colo, of (hometown, broke a
rib while unloading n cur.
Burglars entered the store of W. ll.
Hodge, In Beihel. early Saturday mom.
in .
gene “honoring, of IIIthItIoId, was
found not guilty of motile-rim; her bus-
hand.
There are Immy idle IIIoII about the
streets of Portland, owing the suspunsiou
of work at the quarries.
Bridgeport failed to secure the services
of “Ned" Murphy, but Thomas Clarice
"converted ileh peddlhr."b tolugluafl
revival time.
"It Is a pleasure to sell Chamberlain‘s
Cough Remedy,” says lilickucy a Debt-
ier, dfllfllfll. Republic, Ohio. "Because
I customer after once using it. iii almost
certain to cell for it when again in need
of such a medicine. We sell more of it
than of any other cough medicine we
handle, and ltelwsys gives satisfaction!
for coughs, colds end croup, it is with-
outeu equal. Forests by (i. 0. Plilllson ,
drama-t. 9“,“
fl 8 NM! York millionaire» our i‘ It Iliu-
nsratlltb avenueendtlitbstrcei using
moo, which
res 19 lo vi
a " l"-
esebf
WWW! Mill. hill:-
but topiiy MIG
fcri'Jeetusli (luretnctm't not
whstwcuid he the saving per cepite if
as
. .9
a lull.
OMWflf
Fitch. time
mm i
Also Manufacturer of Children 2 Shoes. 70 llorzh Mali-.3 , treat.
E“— lil‘llll llll ill‘Il? LN l'l.l".\.\l'l;l.'." l’Al‘il' .l’Al’.
EbPI-ll of Internet to I’If‘ l'liy- -t;IIlrIg
People of Srirtrnlk.
time here I. er new comedv the
Favorite "
Sultsn' s
We venture to say that there has never
been a prettier picture such upon lllt'
stage than that of Zuluna. The surround
ingn are so admirably arranged and the
costumes sq rich and elegant that the
audience for the moment are lost in
astonishment. [hit the continuities of
our host Josiah soon awakens them. and
the broad humor of the lines and the in
IliI-vous situations keep them laughing
from beginning round. A picture of a
lowly maiden in a nice thing to have In
comes to life and is discovered under pe-
culiar circumstances the consequences
are not always conductorI to the happi-
ness of the: owner. especially If there is a
wife and an othclous old aunt in the
family. And Josiah is no exceptiontu
the rule. The dance Leilhromotope will
be Introduced between note second and
third. ii is n lovely spectacle and sure
to please. ..
Mother Gray'o sweet Warns Powder.
Mother Gray. a nurse In the Children' s
llIIIIIeIu New York, has for years treated
children succossfully with a remedy, iimv
prepared and placed In the drug stores,
called Mother (iris n Sweet Worm l’mvd
ere. They arc and by all druggisls at
25 cents n. package. They remove all
take and never fail. Valuable for fever
iehncsn, constipation and headache. even
if no worms are present. All: your
drugglst
Mr irai' Wetmorempromlnent real
estate client of San Angelo. Texas, has
used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and
Disrrhmn Remedy In his chinni for new
and years as «tension require. and cl-
'“l' ’with perfect success. no says: "i
it a perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with cello or dysente i now
feel that my outfit is not comp is with
out a bottle of thls remedy at home or
on a trip away from home. For sale by
0.0. Billions, draught.
Children cry for
Pitchev’s (Bacteria.
When Baby wenelck. we camber eastern.
When she was a moi), also cried for Generic.
when she honoree tine. rive clung to restate.
When she had (bulimia prelim Mule
children Cry for?
"relieve Generic.
ensue-mar
At the Norwulit UpeiallIIII..-,iIIInII,-,ht.1
Miss Alerstrum will present fur the first;
uni-'s possesulun but when that picture .
worms, are harmless as milk. pleasant to "'
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t'Is.
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Taylor 8: Guiden.
Ileal Estate and Insurance
WASH INGTON HTI‘E ET.
E‘erwrh look: 'l f.orslut or house and lot
Ir. Ih the view 3'? purer-ha log. are invitul to
I .III Mid r \ amino. our list. “II but. them I. 1’
III III e. on part of the Iii.
prim 3 IUlll on our ltll'flld.
WANT-Inn.
at rI-ILaoIIalITr
mum if
‘ ‘k: WILL START Yfll' in .s pliaunt and
profitable hu-unr “a 1‘ on he dot“ at your
own home. .\nc:ipltiilmiu lurid Iv‘opeddllliis.
clflmr sex. $1) a melt easily mndv. Ansucr
this if yni run only span- twohnursndny.
\l'eetcruSnpply Co" St. lliulri.)lil. d2
9‘ enerIiI hon-ir-
Appl y Ill C.
it. n.’.‘)i
(‘Olli‘ETENT girl to do
work Reference rt‘llullt‘l
linri n ‘s shoe store.
l)iiF~\\lAhl\fi by (lit! day 'fII-
'nll betwren' . and 5 in tin on
Mrs Martina/.24 llavilnnd sire-ti South Nor
walk. at It 'lm
'l‘tI LET.
llui' SE lunr Elm llrme Store . room»
till. hous- , 2* Day street. SLI; linlisc, l-. ly' a
Net k. 8i: house. Inruer Dav unit Tollcssireel.
lower tlrmr; rooms to Mon Tulliui street; low or
art of house on .‘lur‘llllll street. inquire (if
.oii'v H. K.\ .".HI b3 \Ventstreet. iliif
Ol HE nfhrnoms to lot by the your mar
Rownyton station.“ 9* per month. lu-
Iiiiirc of station agent. II291w
4 noun a artinent. first floor from. nvt‘r
Olsen n r Ioe store. Sivnrt/ and (Mlle-fl
hulldlnu. ill \VMlilflulilll sires-:1 rent QIUIIII.
Inquire. attire. (lid WIII ilgur (llllillllgz. [Kl
“ Inhibition at
13“ st. him-r hull of house
No to Meadow siren. “I mums. lIIIIIIIrc
liu lliztv'tslin'r. 2d “not Mouse. or Im the
premises. n...’ if
)MtT of Town hnnne. vViIoIlvi-nnl avenue.
rent til: pnrtnfhoueeiurncr South Main
streetnuil linufnrd lace, rem.
HeymmirlIIIII-Ii‘. llltn nrdl’lacc.renl 814. Apr
pl) in it. A. “'mllil‘AllDu
ill)“ Duv'i‘i
HE tni floor in the lrieurehce
"mini. IIrnIerIy occupied by
P. For Witli‘lllll'lh n hire of lt.ll
brown.» his store outdo nIn street. or
George II. lieerve. t‘ lty National flank. emf
shun.
Butler ltiilgc
ruthenium on “out"... A
I. E.F.Knepp.' ‘5ng
F0“ SAIAI'}
Pillof Holstein cow for sale. limb
here it Bernhard. linoni’nlut.
[\(Tmll'lk
\ llM Kllll wafer motor: which will be will
1 cheap for want of use. Apply Iii tiIiI-I
llm l‘Ll
lrflifl'l‘.
ATL'RDA hi hi pulls it Iintiilnlng
gloves. lino? kl’nily leavlb ntthindvlllee
liliilbl. while! li're ch wreaths-.9 linemen!
the name of " Filip or will
leans returnt cit. 'l'. Meniiuu. m width
etn ntveet. iIlfII'I
“
uns'r NORWALK
SCHOOL FAIR.
Tursday and Wednesday, Dec. 5 and II,
-.. A‘l' _
Randall’s Hall.
Van7andt and Osborne Avenues
(loin! progreinme each eveclnp.
Supper from it in If) p. in. for 25min.
Ablibiilofl to Cents.
lust
I
s a
”fiction? "m “
Homeroom of [inherited .h‘l. 0. 0.x“ ..
grfiofiiugt .grgawgngm linunmdfil
Removal.
Dew—awn»
PHifTDGRlPIIEii. {Iii «II-Iii it.“
' .‘Il ..
[In part of .
Pll'fii‘llilli.
Pildanadici
iii? .3 :liiilding,
lul‘
t“
'3
I, ll
“a
.I
hide: 5i.
litters of llll‘
kg: ('l'll'l')'
.V l
tithing until
TIIliIi-
:li'l”
-vr Hm.
, ., .
mil, .lIl’ll s
Yuiitiw'
Spring
:. ' l -.
lid?” 33:.
"Ilurnishingdoods,
Children’s
lllllTlllNll
HATS
Ready for inspection
. ,.*...-..
OPENINGGONOERT
HEINE’S ORCHESTRA AND
THE JEROME MAY
BANJO CLUB
Saturday Evening, Dec. 2
FROM 7 TO Iii.
Ill if
finfrrbiumrm.
mamas-9.3::
IIOIlWAlIi OPERA HOUSE.
I. M. llol'l'. Manager.
’l'lIveiI nights. contihonvlnx
Monday. Dec. 4th.
Special Tillft'ltllflll. .‘lnllliiic on \Vuliiesdey.
Till". WINHOM l1 [I‘T‘TIAE ACTRESS
ULLIE AKEBSTROM
MIIIIIIIIy overdue. a most
Inhsr new plays.
laughable l'lllllt’t y,
THE SUlTllll’O FAVORITE.
’l'uI-uliiy. the latest addition to her rcpcrtnlr.
A PIOPEII'O FORTUNE.
“clinic-«lay- IliaI lute.
Wriluiwlsy nluht. her new romantic drama.
THE EOVPTIMI OANOEO.
Prices." ..Ibc and folio. Heats now on
atllregory'ndru shire. Nnrwnlli. and 009'
drug store. bout Harwell: .
l
iiiiii CONcEIlT,
MUSIC HALL
Tuesday.Dec. i2.’98
The Black Patiitonceil to
Under the auspices of
The first lethodlnt Episcopal Church.
The company consists of the followinnertlvlai
Modems tisssrstts ionsv.
tfett ow s "BLACK Pa'f'l‘f “liie crest.
est ngflkflgflf Hunt”. and magmas elrriitrrl
V Ing MJIHHH.
finiln‘sl l4?!
'"Ilb‘ihh'l'é slant :4 Quinn "W3;
Inlet (graduates from the «some
rim-ll magma. TlllfMl’elOKI lion“ and “with.
noun '1. “MI AID .ltlfl.
flaw ”MW' "m
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