1 pi! acorn. ‘
a.
.Plaisted
Drugg'ist.
l.
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m:
‘J
;; :VEWewillopony
runny, Oec. llllh
1. ‘8 line of
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..Hollday
‘ Goods
.9
Consisting of choice pieces in
lloyai Worcester.
crown Derby.
linoges “
ALSO
tut Glass.
Silver.
_ Etc. etc.
-—-——OUO———
iIl.II.PIalsied
Druggist,
t
5‘43 Washington St.
'BQUTH NORWALK.
all Paper,
is. OILS, cuss.
n
..iililiSiIES. etc.
,kis Is a good time to Point.
skill in Pleased to give you
: » for doing your work.
"l
1,! ,m Satisfaction in
...—«....—
.
In use only .lowott's Pure.
“its ‘ltsti and Out linseed
a. m
"E. E. Gorham,
’ In. 2 first Nitllllt,
is? dormant;
Goods.
; stakes ahflge'ci'i‘ritlmmntfir
present. a r nine in -
entire wells? Fine Fund.
In wallpaper do not furnish a
~ . ‘ are united put on
.» « . uncommon gin-s
I am» i0 fnlliiichi 'l’ive
. b u , y .
. tout, bloatlon Phage ssd
homeland unframed. Pic:
yrrvsthncdtpsn prices. .
Iowlgmtlk.
“'9
W~w~.. .h _.
tiff."
Also our 7‘“
Men’s Furnishings
it a? responsivochtrrdiiin thoIhoarts of V a buying com-
‘HATS‘
We sell the best two dollar Hat sold
Tam ruin.“
Tune- :0 a. tbs
M: l mé’ti’beenmi%wagflats
misfimpriltoif
IOU!!! IOIWALI m: ALARM.
Box (843mm Washincton and North Main
streets.
Box d-Oomr Day and Tones streets.
Box 9—«Cross street.
Box ISr—West street, opposite Franklin street
school. ,
Box lav-Concord street. Woody school.
Box M—Corner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lb—Corner High .. street and Bsyvlew
avenue. ‘
Box lb—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box l'r—eorner West avenue and Cedar
street. ”
Box Il—Corner West street and Taylor
avenue. ,
Box lid—Corner Ely avenue and Benton street.
Box Eli-Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
on 32—111mm: Light station.
Box ll—Falrfield avenue and Cedar street.
Ital-tun Aim-nu for to—morrow.
Sun Riseel Sun Set- I Hi b'l'lds Low Tidi-
at not I at lot! a man at 2:35
New York nor-Id Weather Forecast.
Es tclou nessb night. followed lbly
by live: snowmln they night. 1'0"")me the
west r promises to be nerally warmer and
partly cloudy. preceded y light snow.
SOUTH NORWALK.
What the People of par on: are Dulng
and arising.
—Spring chickens and {owls at 12¢
cents, very choice, at Hnycs' Market.
on Well mgr. and A.lll,,will hold
a regular communication to-night and
will probably work the first degree.
—We are now taking orders for liuy-
ler's candy for Christmas, at Lane's. in
order to have enough and have it fresh.
Air. and Mrs. Edward Rooney, m'r Alisa
Alice Gridiu, who were married Novem-
ber 20th, have returned from their wcd‘
ding trip. -
——Eie ant upright iano almost new
with stoo and scarf, or 3W). .J. W.
Studweli.
The regular monthly busintss meeting
of Trinity Guild, of the King's Daughters
will be held tonight, at 7:30 o‘clock. at
the residence of Airs. Olin Bullock, Bay-
vrew avenue.
—J ust received? A choice lot of country
turkeys which wenhnll sell for ll‘. rents
a pound, at Hayes’ Market.
bliss Lillie M. Stewart, of Boston, who
has been visiting friends in New York
city, made her friend, Miss Lulu if.
Suitiiu. a short visit. She returned this
afternoon to Suffield, where she is at-
tending boarding school.
-U:r to DeMott'eto get A. M. Tonncy's
fine chocolates and boa-buns. Just on-
packed. .
The urinal meeting of the South Nor
walk fire department, for the election
ofaboard of engineers, subject to the
approval of the Common (‘ouncilof NM,
will be held to-rnorrow night in Old
IWelllIook and Ladder company's par
ore.
~Urand o
. . uing next Saturday at.
Linsweder‘s
bite Elephant.
Holiday time is fast approaching.
People are thinking of buying Christmas
presents, and naturally they want to buy
nice ones. R. H. Planted will opens
full line of the most desirable stock,
Friday, December 10, consisting of tho
choicest wars of the most beautiful
design.
-Lane’s is wiihou‘tvdoubt the place to
buy kaudy.
The adjourned cases of John Sulyok
and Mrs. Rosa Krotnberger were heard
this morning, before Justice Barrettwho
found both parties guilty and bound
them over to the February term of do
Superior Court under bonds of t200each.
E. Steflanus gave bonds for the woman,
and Alex. Boganry for the man.
-—A Weber iano J.“ great bargain
Only 0175, at per month. J. W. Stud-
we .
At the annual meeting of Putnam
Hose company. hut night, the follow.
ing officers were elected; Foreman,
George Bogarduetlirst assistant, Dennis
Leaheyuccond assistant, A. N. Thori-
ault; secretary. A. S. Dreyfus: assistant
secretaryj‘. Bartholdreasurer. C. ll, liar-
vc‘y, Jr. Two new members were else
tic , George VanAlstyne and O. l). Bar-
er.
~Spring chickens and {owls at 12;
cents, very choice. at liaycn' Market.
At the annual election of officers for
1804 of Douglas Fowler Poet, Cuptnin J.
Vickere wan elected commander. The
other officers elected were as follows: 8.
V. (2., (i. ilcdmsn; J. V. C , it. Roberta:
Q. u..o. 8. Northmurgeou, T. McQuil-
inn: chaplain. N. Dntchman;0. I), II.
E. Buckingham: 0. 0.. 1-). P. law; dele-
gates to state encampment. N. Hatch
man and J. Boutoumlternator, Comrudu
Webb and McQollInn: trustee. i, N.
Crlnney.
White gold home, last evening. (len-
eral Nelson nylor noticed a turnout
coming down the West street hill. The
occupant of the wagon was lying on tho
nonhapparcutly in rest agony, hln face
being covered with . Fearing that
the man would be further topped. (len-
erul Taylor led the horse to uhingtoo
street, where it was turned over to the
police. The man was taken to the loci:-
up, where Dr. W. 0. Burke, Jr., attend.
ed to his Inju . lie said his name was
lisrnhsll,bct to did not know how he
was hurt.
--PIcnty of Mime, n um
the. Frank (Judson. whose house was
raided Sunday even feels that the re-
act prlolrd in The smart. conveys
0
her
utirely wrong impression and does
a rust injustice,as there was no
"drink ng and " t
. The
col rem tantamount-ea mum
her’hlbesbnnd, herself, her daugh’tar and
mac's .. ......
m u l I
had mdnlohod drum . and
...-Ti... train the table PM
on
THE ELENING suiiifii.’
Nthovievve withOut bankrupting the
in the slate.
A new hat’flrm‘has been started in
Bethel under . the firm name of Hart 6:
Company. ‘ ‘
Fred Andrews & Co., have bought out
the grocery business of Niokereon &
Bette, in East Norwalk.
Rev. 11. n. TuckerIBTcneue . um.
has been spending a few sys with
EibertO. Smith, Franklin street.
-—Annual masquerade of Germanic
Surngcrbund, Feb. 21st. They propose
to make it the finest ever given by them.
Last night the Stamford Street Rail-
way com y received from the select‘
men of tsmford permlaiion for which
application was made on October 4, to
extend its line from the present terminus
to the line at the foot of Noroton hill,
along the t road to Noroton river.
The condit one upon which the ep lica.
tion is granted had all been pract caily
agreed upon at public hearings and con-
ferencee.
—Freah hamsjilc a pound, at Hayes
market.
Ulysses L. Hobby, of Stamford, who
was sent to jail recent] to await trial
for nil-behavior 'vvith ia cousin, Mrs
Taylor. of Bridgeport, atSoutb Norwalk
was released last night. bail‘havin been
furnished by Charles Martin for is ap-
pearance before the February term of
the Superior Court. Mrs. Taylor was re-
leased on bail on Thanksgiving eve.
Many believe that neither of the parties
will heproaecuted.
The Bridgeport Farmer, lastevening,
said: “The condition of Hon. I). M.
Read was much worse this morning. and
therein at present little hope of his re
covery. The physicians have no conli.
deuce that he will survive the night.
lion-ever, they recognize the fact that
the err-senator has a wonderful constilur
tion, and it is possible he may pull
through." Mr. Read survived the night,
but his condition this morning was said
to be very critical.
——l.c:ive your orders at listlott's bak-
ery for the celebrated health bread for
diabetes and dyspepsia. Made from pure
gluten flour.
” souvfifi‘nc’i‘v .4.“
A firefly Budget of "one from the
Upper Ind of Town. .
The directors of tho Norwalk club will
hold a meeting to-night.
Keeper Croupe.of the Norwalk storage
reservoir at Silver Mine, is seriously ill.
—Jnnt receivcdlA—choflice lot of country
turkeys which we shall sell for 16 cents
a pound, at liayea' Market.
A special meeting of Catholic Union
Council, K. of (3., will be held to night.
Mr. and Mrs. -A.wlll.rv\‘l’ilcox, of Merl.
den. spent Sunday with friends in Nor-
walk.
——-A handsome lynx muff will be given
away with every cloak purchased at the
[union Store, Norwalk, on Saturday.
Mr. and um." 13...; B. or John, of
Knight street, have returned from a Visit
to New Haven.
llarry Flewellyn and family, of lietlwl,
have been spending a few days with
friends in Norm-silt.
The annual turkey dinner of the Y. M.
C. A. will be given at the hall of the as-
sociation from 11:30 to 2 p.m.,to-morrow.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
association of the First Congregational
church will be held in the church parlor.
on Wednesday at 3:39 p. m.
The Alpha Wheel club will hold an
important meeting to night, when sever-
al members will be dropped from the
roll for non-pay ment of dues.
Mrs. William E. Johnson will enter-
tain the Home Missionary society. of the
Norwalk Baptist church, tomorrow
afternoon, at her home on Pine street.
—-l)on't forget that Lane’s is the place
for candy.
The newly-sledge! officers of Welcomi-
Stranger Lodfe Sons, of St. George,
will be instalodto-ni ht. Musical and
tion.
The remains of Mrs. Agneall. Smith
were brought to Norwalk from New
Rochelle. yesterda , for interment In
Union cemetery side those of lwr
husband.
Miss Nettie Miller, of Elizabeth, N. J..
who has been s riding several weeks
with her cousin. lee Fannie E. Clark, of
27 Mervin street, Joturned home yester-
day morning.
~Specisl values in carpets and u -
hoist goods at the Boston 8mg,
Norwa k. this week. Stock must be
,oduoed to make room for holiday goods.
A meeting of the Y. if. (‘3. A. Junior
football team will be held Thursday
evening, at the Y. If. C. A. parlors, for
the purpose of deciding about the org-oi.
nation of a polo team.
J. A. Osborn and John 1!. Light have
ht’f'll a pointed commissioners on the
design estate of Taylor a 00. They
will hold their first meeting at the office
of (i. ll. Coolidge, February 2d.
William R. Brown. formerly been
weaver at the Union Mills. who went to
Franklin, Maugham six months ago
to acne t a position, vrlil soon return to
Norm k to reside. the company by
whom he was employed hnvlng fol ed.
--A turko dinner will be given at
the Y. If. ‘. A. Hall, Wednesday De
number n from 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. in
Tickets, all cents.
The modal meeting of the Norwallr
Hospital association will beholdln the
rooms of the Norwalk Li tonight,
at 8 o’clock, for the election 0 six d reca
tom also to transact such other business
an my be deemed pnrtinsnttothe af-
fairs lhe annotation.
Owing to a church sociable at the
Idem
m of tin. fillow, in Cranberry
Plains, tomorrow am, the Mug
i'im its-”Ti l $5.25....
savor II 6 I A
“'5". mm . ."c a“. it"
'I a r I M
been postponed for one week. '
An attachment was served dollh-
bio limhoose. anionic , ago Jam.
Iver. when he «tern to munch
furniture to New . it was for a
attract a: '
Poe rattled 7.1an this»,
notation-i“ , ii
literary exercises will ollowthelnstalln- N
excellent sum
wires.
, g.
The tutor a. man. out
for . yourselves. ill tuition to
‘ctn ltuytiuni llront Stilt up.
I
we mean what no soy.
Ollr
"'6.;..;.‘...;’,"'§ will hold:
meeting to night.
Cavalry Baptfijhiimh ‘ will give a
concert and supper tonight-
an interesting
Thecaeeof State vs John Ilenuesay
has been settled by Hennessy paying
the costs 5»
There will be a business meetiu
the Norwalk Congregational Y. P. . .
E , in the chapel, Thursday night, after
the prayer meeting. ~
John Walsh and Miss llargaret Sheri-
dan were married at St. Mary's paroch-
ial residence, Sunday evening, by the
Rev. W. J. Slocum.
Rufus Pillow died at his home in Cran-
berry Plains, ouday. in the seventy-
sixth ear of his age. He leaves two
sons, benezer and Rufus.
The cases of the Comic a and the
Fahans, charged with neling liquor
on Sunday. were sd'ourned this
morning until ‘3 o'clock th afternoon.
Jihc ChicagoSlhge—r-Sowing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwalk. Price only “.98.
The funeral of Mrs James C. Ullltfl’
was attended from her late home on
West Main stroet,flyesterday afternoon.
Rev. 8. B. Pond o ciatiug. The burial
was at Riverside.
L. C. liunneii, who fell into the hatch-
way in front of Haida drug store, Satan
day night, and was badly bruised, is still
confined to his bed. The attending
physician fears internal injuries.
—'l‘ho Forgot menot Circle of King's
Daughters of the Nurwalk Congregation
nl church will give an entertainment and
musical at the residence of Mrs. E. ii.
liotchkisu, Arch street, to marrow evcn~
lug, counuuuciug promptly at 8 o‘clock.
Admission, twenty-five cents
Alisa Millie James, who appeared in
Norwnilt in "The Senator," ban left that
cmnpany and is now playing the part of
the orphan in "Charlie‘s'Aunt," by ."m'
of l’rohmnn‘s companies. Miss James
was formerly a student at Miss Baird's
seminary.
"The Sultan‘s Favoritejz as presented
at tlio‘Cpcra House, last night, by Ulla
Akerstrom. proved one of the pee luv
favorites. Between the second and l ilrd
acts Miss Akerstrom gave the dance in
Chromotope wrth ease and grace. win~
hing «insert-ed applause. During the
closing of the first act she was the re-
cipientofa basket of beautfui flowers,
which she received with gracious smiles.
Baby Jessamine, as little Nell, could not
have failed to be appreciated. The wee
tot sang and danced and won cncores.
bliss Akcrstrom will play "The Paupcr's
Fortune" lo-night. Tomorrow's matinee
will be a repetition, by request, of “The
Sultan's Favorite."
~Coffce with—ergtimiw cup Depot
Rmtaurant. Open all night.
ROWAITON.
Harry Bryan has accepted a position
with E. Thomas, as book-keeper.
Miss Charlotte P. Bryan has returned
from a visit of several days at the Whip-
ple Home School, Mystic.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Boylston repent
Thanksgiving Day with her son, Rev.
Charles Boylston, in Long Hill.
The infant of J. Wesley Fallon upset a
cup of coffee one day last week, and was
severely scolded about the face.
A house has been placed at the tempo-
rary crossing near the dc t, for the
accommodation of William verett, the
llagmau.
William T. Raymond is making exten-
sive improvements -to his handsome
roperty, “The Maples," on Main street.
he house is in the hands of carpenters,
lumbore, painters and decorators, and
a being thoroughly renovated.
Robert \Vynus and John Brundage
started for a piece of woodland above
New Canaan, t in morning, to haul logs.
They found the roads in such bad con-
dition, owing to the ice and snow, that
they were obliged to return.
” mums.
A concert will be given at the Soldiers‘
Home, tonight, by talent from South
orwolk. ,
Mrs. Nathan Finch, of Noroton sve-
uuc, presented her husband with a
daughter Sunday night.
Charles G. Morehoune returned yen-
tcrday afternoon from avlolt with his
son and daughter in Amherst, Mass.
Elk-Justice Ernest Koch has a line por-
trait of the flu me Cutie officers of
the Knights of t e Golden Eagle on ex-
hibition in his place of business. Mr.
Koch is the supreme chief.
Sunday nl ht, while Cale Tender Sur-
alu street crossing, he slip and fell
heavily to the ground, inJur cg his back
concretely that he has since been con-
flnedto his bed. lie has but ottele ,
and could do nothing to save himselT.
Jesse Millapaugh is tending the gates
during his absence.
John Gannon, a veteran at the Soldlen’
Home, was taken with dcllrum tremem
while in Darlen. Frids afternoon. and
Constable AlonzoW found it new»
sary to take him to the Home in a
wagon. That night he died. lie was
seventy-one years of age. and well
known in town. The burial was in
Slpring Grove *‘cornctcry. yesterday after-
“m": ”......” . ~M..........A.A~———-~
The cottage Hearth for December.
The Christmas number of moot."
Hearth presents an unusual variety of
excellent stories to its realm. The
opening story Kane of the Southern
letter, by Nora flatne- localised. pictures
with v virtuoso the uncertalntlen as well
n the pathos of llfe in our Western min-
ing camps, and is followed by I poem up
state the season from the fl.” 0
rs Kin Wile . Lieutenant . P.
Whitman I donorfhce a visit to Vesuvius
and l-tllsuoa, in a piccolo manner.
The article is made at l more attire-tin:
several illustrations. The Vlnarloon
polarity of Professor Ito: Steven-lo
an amusing account of mistaken identity.
The]! Olub’s Uhrlrtrnw’l‘l 0 [ins
an insigh into the lives of the other
ii‘e", wt 'lel‘m anew“? iii:
. . I or arm rig s n
luau pom] have You: srjorle's
the Esta D. Bweetaermt artlnie
on
Mtuomugsntuaad
tbelllt f'i’roublsta knoll".
”Alison j ,ootnplotetiils
by Will bsr tar tiny-rt.
be Mahdi: all .
My mm w
i
I
ninet- will
he was consirlrrrtblc (nun tiu- atrunxth and
width of his interests and tIn- rrluuc of his
notable of modern liritish physicists, was
born of English
Bridge, county Crirlnw, lrulmld. Aug. LII,
cant was coking after trains on the man
‘scarcbcs upon rmillml heat, which dis-
closed unnunym-lwl rclullnm lit'l\\‘t't'il rudi-
atlon and the grown» forum of nmltur. and
he published in NH ill-Ir «punch milking \‘Ul'
time upon "llcld f'uusltlcl‘ctl on u Mode of
Motion," embodyluc rim-pin tho substance
of it course of lculunw gIrt-n In Ihl'r.’ at the
Royal institution.
part of lbw, when u hmlmi corm-poudunco
on political HiillJt't'llt look plmzu lx‘twccn
blur and Mr W. ilnrmut-t,
with large mlvnnced pmls within a few
yards of the ltnllnn lrum‘u r,
forces are being gradually advanced to
ward the frontlnr.
quantities of war router-lid ut tlwlr din)
portal, and they Illlpt'lll' to ho prupurcd fora
sudden attack.
of Mr. J. J. Van Alon of tho ombusamlor-
nhlp to Italy, The Journal ll'itnllu expresses
long delay the npymtutuit-nl. of a new om.
ban-ad
Baron do iiahdau, a itllurilm nlllr-cr who
was
out of the Danish Army.
baron being admitted.
Jameson
$1.00 at the A
My“.
' W
v
I , , nanny
BOOTS, SHOES ANO lilillBEliS.
IlBI’l'Tl ES IN Tl'Nl I'l.'l‘.
An Exciting Row In tho Frc-lll‘h (“lumber
of Deputies at Paris.
I’Altls‘, Dec. 7 Thou was ::. row in the
choiubcrufdcpuzimlzm night. Mary. the
Boulunnisr, ubjwtt-d ln urillt‘ rrnmrkuunlc
by M. ltltyuul. lninis'cr «if the interior. and
shouted. “You :llt' u \"l‘r‘ll’il in talk like
that!"
The model-lilo Republicans called for or
der and dcumndwi that M, Alt-ry should bc
censured. l'rusidcnt Molly vainly tried to
bring the hull-w to order, and llc linully
called on NI. Mery to explain lii~ language,
but .\l. Mary‘s rt-upxmirnnt-c in tho tribune
evoked u socio- of tumult bullliug descrip-
tion.
“'heu quiet wan restored, .\l. liuynal cu-
tleavored to rcsuuw his speech. but he was
violently interrupted by .\l. l‘clirtan. who
shouted, “You have concluded lllt alliance
with the liotllnutzixts till the liigliti”
There wort-furthur lllris)‘ scout-s in the
chamber before it \\‘u- |itr55llrlt' to take a
vote.
Profnnsor John Tyndall Dead.
LONDON, UPC. 5.» l'l’nfu-oielr .lulm Tyn-
dall, the eminent sciontist, diml at Music-
mere, SurnIy. “'lit'n' lu- l‘k‘nlili‘tl.
The condition of I'rlllt‘hflnl' 'i'yudnll early
Monday morning wan such as to nlurm his
wife, and a doctor was vunmioncrl. (in his
arrival the doctor found the professor
unconscious. liwluruliros won! rippliud
throughout the day. but the patient be-
came conscious onlyut hriul interval,» At
these times Professor 'l‘ymiull recognized
the donor and his friends, and he was also
able to take a little nourishment.
I'le relnpscd Into a mnmtnw slrllt‘lttid
dlcd quietly. Mrs. ’l'yntlnll is pr-wdrntcd
over her hushntul'u death and rol‘uws to
see visitors. (living in tlu- siltllll‘il and po-
cuiinr attack which rustlltc-l In Professor
Tyndall'sdt'ulll, it has l'f'l'lllll'f‘lllt.’ilillllllld
an inquest.
The Times any» of Prolunor Tyndall:
"Altogether he mu. nu rxl rr-nu-Iy llllt‘l’l‘sf—
lug man. He wru- nnt ul‘uttl |wrhnp«, but
faculties. Above all. ha- was it halcr of
prejudice and of mental slavery."
John Tyndall, in mmu- rwtwcln tho "lost
mun-Ally lit Lulghlln
.
in new be comuwrwcd his mcntorrtblc ro-
Professor Tyndall's lust mmniyiput up.
writ-uncut before the public was in the curly
The l'runeh «... Itiily'n Frontier.
Roots, Dec. bw—‘l‘iw ltifurnm publlshcn a
and llul'ccluuueltc,
'i‘lu- Fri-rich
Tlil-l‘l‘ urc lmuicllno
Italy Wont-i :n'liinhunsdsr.
mitts, Dec. I'm—Ilefcl‘rltrg to the refund
he hope ihnt I'rcnldellt Cleveland will not
or.
A lave- ambit?” amour.
Palm, Dec. Aleis ut‘lllmllliillll trial of
with the luurdrlr of u llnutcii~
mu cmwiudcd, the
lull Aid! humanoid.
our Tmlflw ii i Administrator
rain it town that Mr»
forbe- ls still pursuing King lobehgu»
and expects to orcrtake him soon.
coma and inspect then; end judge
Highest of all in Leave-hing Power.——I.atcst U. S. Gov’t Report.
to
ram
Announcer PURE
-:-‘-NEW -:- STOCK—:-
Vle hotels in: garments Mt over from list your. on which we have made a deeper out. You
Baking
Powder
realshoesale‘
NOW 1N PROGRESS AT
0. H. HARVEY’S,
' Will Save Two Dollars,
and ‘twill be a. sign of progress
on your part if you take a hand
in the proceedings. lt'sa uick
ball", and a quicker sail to :Ireat
Savings Harbor. A purchase of
shoes now will saw.- you money,
savr- your feet, and save you a
great deal of trouble. That’s
tlm-r- savings, and each one of
lllt‘ill is Wl’ll worth making. Tn
trutkc this three fold saving,
make direct for our store and
thou muko a purchase. By so
doing you‘ll mako mom-y. (lur
slork 13 as masonuhle as an
morn-zit and as cheap as winter
Kit-ltlh‘ in .‘lazy
‘ O. H. HARVEY,
“WHILESALE AND lil-I’l‘All. DEALER [X
[EITHER ANO SHOE FINDINGS.
Also Manufacturer of children's Shoes. 70 North Main Street.
lil' TING BARGAINS ISLIN Ii.
l'nciulined more... Packages Sold at Auc-
tion to the Iliglirnt lilddrrs.
Uncc ouch your the Adams Expnae
company his a sale of unclaimed purl;-
ugcs that have accumulated at its vu~
riotis oiliccs. in L'onncctit‘ut those sales
are held at sumo central point. like New
llaven, white one took place last Satur
day night. The six.- uf the crowd and
the spirited bidding would havi- lcdto
the belief that several gold minus and
vainly dcposit vaults worn to ho dispostd
of. Among the packages were about
sixty that bad um-umulatul at the South
Sol-walk oilicc. and which Agent llunt
sum to New [lawn a few weeks ago.
Five hundred packages were sold at
pl‘ll‘t’s ranging from one cent to (our dol-
lars. Four dollars and fifteen cents was
the highest price paid, and it bought a
bundle oi old lutudbills worth half a cunt
ap‘ruud. One man bought it cigar box
for tlm-o dollars and thirty-live cunts
whit-h contained a gold watch valued at
seventy dollars Another man paid fifteen
cunts for u cigar box and when owned
it was found full of live cent cigars.
A coinrod mzm bought udilupidutctl
looking bundle for lifter-n cunts notion
opening it found that ho bud got u suit
of clutlus nearly new, and found tm-nty.
livc cunts in one of tho trousers‘ pockets.
Another main invtst-‘d ten cents in a
mysterious lurking package and got u
sill; dross for his min. This was one of
tbcnnclninn-d parcels llf‘lll. from South
Nuru‘ulk.
liutthoso warn the exco-ptions. The
majority of thirty who bought did not
strike such good bargains. this man
lwt a revolver, another a box of collars,
aomu got lndits‘ underwear. laundered
and otlwrwisc. ch man got a package
oflirokeucrmrkvry,utiother it few pit-t-
urea, and any number who bid
all the way from live to twen-
ty-llvo cunts bought packages
neatly timl- up that contained noth-
lngtuoru than ncu‘npapcru of ancrvut
datu. bundlriils, etc.
Uro- good looking bundle cricltetl a
lively contest balm-on three men. it
sturtotlut livo cents and was run or to
three dolluronnd ninuty cunts. V hcn
opened it was found to contain 5,000
small pnpor bags. The purchaser sold
the lot to a storokoepcr for fifty cents,
Than-tn no. ..u n...wr'~ mumps.
llamas. Doc. .1- Spot-Ml liutlrkn have
broil offered in all lll!‘ llrrliu churches for
illl'l‘illpl'i’lri’“!i‘st'ltlli' from the plot to us-
unusilmtu him.
flank of England llrflclunelns.
lAlNllth, Dec. Fr. ~ It Eu runmrwl that. the
llr-lIt-icuolus in tin- “Mllit ~~f lltiulllilil are
to be brought to tho rmllu- ul parliament.
Mr. Hurley Must itenl.
IAINIIUN. Der. h,-~’l‘lu- oluvtnrs have or-
der-ml Mr. John Morluy. t-ltiul‘ micrctnry for
lrclmul. to take a prolmmr-d rest.
4.. 4—.
till Cents Will Iiuy to Wife
or mothers bottle of Dr. liand‘s Colic
letter signed “lielll” which nillrmn [iosl- ("tire at m] dru
,. g attire. lire. . .
tircly thlt illet‘dttl'u 40.000 Frt'lll‘ll troupe ‘ ’ ‘ "
echo-lobed MNWNHNIH‘ ”MN". M alrdala, N‘ 3., a”. Dr.
llnnd's Colin Cure in fsrln advance of
any remedy of the kind 1 ever used. it
wil quiet baby when she in cumming
with pain." Ask some mother who has
used this remedy atrial It, When our
hub is cones nod fretful while tent log
opp y Dr. Hand's Teetblo Lotion tothu
gums. Sold by all drug; ts, an cents.
Children cry to;
Pltcher’s easterla.
Wham fishy wan nick. no pun her f‘astorls.
Wlluil him was a fluid, ahu cried for t‘tudrirld.
Win-n rah» lemmi- Mini. nhe clung to t‘nrrtofls
When she had Chum-he [overhaul Marla.
children cry for
Pitchers concerts.
.3 "III R and W
“m m hr mt"... not, to
. children-Wiley
" on store in town. Save
A. Dickerman & Son,
, 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
in the front rank in the
t a class and
ton street. Tb
, a vast
us, for we give thorn
nose in our own
other.
poo le’a eyes,
sett ng sun.
name and do not
Jones’ Flour
cess Flour, 600
25c; Fancy Canned Corn, 10c,
California Prunes, 250; 320 r"
Granulated Sugar, for $1.00;
We will sell you as chea
Fine
go ting what you pity for,
trans ammo AND rmuvnnsnon, nova PUT. us
I .
rode. We are at the head of '
that secures our titles Loading Grocer, 3;; Washing»
number of our patrons blow our born for
something to blow about. We run our buri-
vacillate' from one state to an-
Wanderors come and go and try to pull the wool over
which lasts for a short period and then go by the
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
£110 inferior substitut
, $4.65 bbl.;7 lbs.
6) 60c bag, 84.65 bbl.; Suc-
dat Meal, 250; 41bit. Rice,
mic and 150 can; 3 lbs. Extra Large
“ones of Havemeyer & Elder Fine
Butter, 250 lb.
pond, give you better satisfaction than
he worry and disappointment of not
by leaving your order with
. CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, ‘
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street. Telephone Call 13-2
STILL ANOT
Portorhonuo Steak
Sirloin Steak ...
i’r .. .....
El: ill th Iioml
Peril. Lotus...
Pork Chops”
Pork Sausage
gresh hmlslm
, , onter ..
Sifigorl ............
Sugar cured Hams ..
Lamb (‘hotrs ......
PEOPLE’S MARKET. FREE OE
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
ily of the same, and-producing in the llnlshed pl
detail. A llm- exhibition of this lrt‘nutiflll work
A new
-~-AliTii~‘Tlt
open for i
“it is a piers-um to sell Chomiwrlain's‘
(laugh Ronmly," says Sticknoy A: Dmit-
lt‘r, druggists. liopnblio, Ohio “liemcsc
it custonwr ultrr when using: it. is almost
certain to call for it wiwn again in N‘r‘d
of Sill'll n tile-«liltine. \Vt-nell mom of it
than of any other cough nlk'lllifll’ll' we
handle. and it always gins satisfaction ‘,
For coughs, colds and t-rnup. it is u:tl‘.~
out on ~ quul. For «rile by l}. t'. Stills-tn
druggivt
.:' a 5. \I '2 ..r. rillllitmdil" ~.
r. r ‘ll filly, ”New and L'iithxt‘" .‘
trawl“. .. It‘l'lt git-mt ill ll‘llfrill v. (it-put.
and the be people siwrld $I.4.'i“x.lrl‘ in dw-
ors' Iiillsmul finally lmvl tryimy-iliSJ‘tll
vat-ll f-lrl‘itt‘tus Bhunltfun- u. mire thong?
who! Would be this saving per l‘fiplli’r if
the dinner «should not bu give-u llwre
being 87 rumour. :tt thr- fmstt
Ill'lllll‘f‘ at i’laiomd‘s druu stun; uht-m-
you may have the problem solw-d id .
liefinlarmatmnahrutt' curs» l4?" it'm»,j
r
1
.‘lr. Ira l’. Wctmorc, a prmnirlcnt real?
estate agent of San Angelo, Texas. llns‘
used Chamberlain's Colic, f‘holom and
lliarrhu-o ltr‘niody in his family for scv~
oral years as twcasiou required. and al-l
ways with perfect success. He says: “I I
find it a perfect cure for our baby when
troubled with colic or dysentery. i now
fl‘t‘l that my outfit is not complete with
out a bottle of this remedy at home or
on a trip away from home." For sale by
(I. (‘. Stillson, druggisl.
For rheumatism l have found nothing
equal to (‘hnmbcrlain's l’ain ilnlm. it
rr‘lit't't‘s the pain as 50”” asappiied. .i.
W. Young, \Vcst Liberty, W. \‘n. The
prompt rclir-f it anortlsis alone worth
many times the cost. 5” contu. Its mn-
tinuotl use will effect a permanent cure.
For solo by (i. C. Stillson, druggist.
_ Taylor 81 Golden
Heal Estate and Insurance
“'ASH INHTON STREET.
l‘crwtts lookluj foralul,t~r hon-o- :tnd lot.
with tho view 0 purt‘liulnc,nrc Invited to
mil and t-xntnlneour lint. Wt.- hrwi- tin-rt: l: r
sale in every part of the oily at roumnultlr
minus and on eaav km“. au‘
.u if
I" A N 'l‘l‘) II.
\ 'l-I WILL H‘t‘Alt'l‘ YOU in it pleasant and
profitable buslm-ss. ('itu be done ltl your
own llnlilt'. Nompilul rurptlml. No paid lug.
either sex. :5” n wrekoasiiymndc. Answer
tilts If you can only spore two human day.
“ eslorn Supply 00.. St. Louis, Mo. (It! 3!
A CUMI’ETENT girl to do l‘nf'l‘ltl house-
work. Reference minim . Apply at (‘.
if. Harvey's shoe store. 1:25 tf
l‘)HESS.\lAKlNUby lheday. Turrnu. em
(‘ull between 3' and 8 in tho m‘enint,
1er Martinez, 24 ilavllnnd street. Mirth Nor-
u-uik. urit :im
T0 LET.
I (ii'di’: m-nr Elm (trove More. 7 rmmu,
' Jig: hon-u. 2n Day sin-ct, Old: house, l'ily'il
hot-it. .: house, corner Dav nnd ’f'tilluu ntrcct.
lower l our: rumms to lot on Tollrs ruin-ct: lower
part of liflltw on Marl-hall strut-t. inquire of
. nus ii. KNAI'I'. Ii: West street. dl If
I, (Wilfluffirtmms lo lot by the year over
Rownyton utntloumt flpnr month. in-
qulrc i to agent. art by
two it rtrtrncnt. first floor front. over
(plum? !- we store. swam. and (Sorbet!
lutllt inc. all Wnshln ton street; rent Silllll.
ll-Jll ire. hillt'n tild \‘ell t'lgltr compugy. at
“an litvhilllll‘t't'i. au' tf
‘PlOM‘Decrniht-r lot. lower half of home
0. Meadow ntmrl. rromns. lnqulro
Du. llrmrnir-r, on Went avenue. or on the
prntnlrcs. will if
PART of buyer house, tVflfMIWIIl‘II «venue.
Will 9: part of house corner l-lonth .ilnin
stir-Marni lnnford llnce. rum. [in part of
No) nmur hon-u. lion ord l‘im-o. rent. all. Ap-
ply to E. A. ti'nouvrnmr. .
' ‘lifl to,» floor In the insurance bulld-
lng. mllloriy'oocupled b butler initiat-
i. 0.0. F. I'm- paltlculnrs n titre of it. ll
Hmwnmt hinnlore on South sin ntrwl. or
tlmrgc li‘. llcsrsc. Uity Natlonnllinnk. not!
“dA Lbulldlugon Watnnlml An] {A
5“ itli‘. Knapp. ‘ t,iiltytt
ram anon.
roubllnmnolslolnrod in so. i-‘r-l
ar‘nlltcru. it. Bnrvhsrd. Whit?» l’ulul.” ‘
.. . I
A‘ '
d2
BACKUH ...... ...“... «......n be ...m
cheap for want of use. Apply at thlu
ntllrr.
EAST NORWALK
SCHOOL FAIR.
Tutsdny and Wednesday, Dec. Ar and il,
AT
Randall’s Hall.
VuuZaudt and Osborne Avenues
florid programme wu'lt nvunll’lu.
BtIMIlI' from II to ill p. m. for 2.”. cents.
.E. J. W'ADHAMS
Telephone call,52-ii. i Satisfaction guaranteed. I
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS IN
OHAYON, PASTELLE, WATER COLON AND SEPIA.
in hand work from the original negative. This superior grade of work cannot, be made f mm
copies, but must be done from the original negative only, thereby preserving all the fine qual—
at "recon-admit n
ilullcr known rm "Ill.Af‘K i‘A‘I’i’l." the
out singer of it" mo, and Iliul-eichrnm
HER noon:
, Proprietor,
llVEllY. PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall at” Norwnlk,
Telephone call, 57-3.
attire velvely soflnvsa and richness of tone and
may now he won at Studio.
———-i"i.\'E PICTURE FRAMES I.\' IVORY ANl-i GOLD—.-..
line of
‘ PHOTOHItAl'IlS I): I’l.A’i‘l.\‘()'l‘YI’F‘..~‘
nspet't Ion.
——-—*‘ .....- -
E. M. JACKSON, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Willi 87.. NOBWAlN.
W.A.Beneditl
Sentinel Building,
Scull: Norwalk.
»~-~- 4.9
.....fl.
Owing to lllr: ialt'lll"fis of the
season, I shall not carry Men's,
'ouihs’ or Boys” Clothing; until
Sprint:
__,..,__
A FULL LINE OF
MEN’S
Furnishinglluods,
Children’s
IllOTlllNli
HATS
Ready for inspection
OPENING incur
HEINE’S ()lt(,.‘lilCH’I‘liA AND
THE JEROME MAY
liANJt) ULl'B.
Saturday Evening. Dec. 2
FROM 7 T0 Ill.
di 1 f
gnfrqfainmmln.
NORWMK OPERA HOUSE.
l. M. IIUY‘I‘. Manager,
’l'hrce nights. t-nllliuonvlnx
Monday. Dec. 4th.
Special reception. .Vlrtllm-non \‘l'cdnosdny.
Till-l Wih‘fimll': l.l‘r’ri.it Atl'i'ftlfrlti
ULLlE AKEOSTOOM
Iuhcr now plays. Monday r-vvrrinr. it mmt
laughable mmmly.
TNE OULTIN’B FAVORITE.
Tuesday. the latest addition to her rcporlnlr,
N PIllPEll'li FORTUNE.
Wmlnmulrty rrutllnec.
Wednesday night, her new romantic drama.
Til! EGYPTIAN ONNOEN.
Prices. 153“. Air and Mr. Hunts now on nah-
n. Norwallt. and flmrk's
ol'tullt. till?
taint concur,
MUSIC lIA LL,
7
in“ store. H‘llflh
‘ Tuesday. Dec. l 2.’93
The Black Pallilloncotlllo.
llminr the arrnplrev of
The First Icthnlllst Episcopal lfhnrnk.
Tim 0 umpony con-leis of the following nrllsla:
lanterns timnm tom.
fretti-
VIMDHA lli‘l‘lflfl.
MIN“ MM“ VIMINA; Violinist All!“
. . ' v mu .VI ti lump-mitts Vt , trig
ADIIBMIIN "I ‘32” Pilalllot «Ant-arguing from the convention}
nl , r int.
~ . l il‘kll’sf)!‘
Widih.l:tl......m “v ......
"calm in can“ an» «is.
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