«uni—Mills.
‘ TILES'IIF Will CITIES.
' sawmill. Ilsa nary tannin, his
” fly “iambic followtcgcmosrswsrs
FOR SALE,
—AT-
“ alum iiuuctu Pilots.
SOUTH NORWALK.
II Washlngtall 8M
800th ilervslli.
W
ALL WOBI non 3! HAND.
no AND. ”III! 1' I‘ll"!!!-
IAIII'AUI‘IOI “FWD.
000!“ CALI.“ '03 AID DELIVER.
ll) Hill 0! fill“; 0' “II.
Jolltl wastes. Proprietor.
'srlt l!
seen up ulnar) Bi sunrises
' ass or rows. sun DOWN.
Dashes Hera. 'l'hsrs and Elsewhere In '
flan“. Booth Norwulh and the Isn-
nadiato Vicinity—flaps and-Misha” of
a Day Condensed into Crisp Yarsgrsphs
Hr. and Mrs. John Chambers, of South
street, are the proud parents of a daugh.
tar. .
The boat Robert is discharging a cargo
of scmibitumiuous coal at Raymond
Brothers’ wharf.
Fred Wardwell, who left the employ
of the Norwalk Horse Railway company,
is now employed by the Consolidated
mad at Newton. .
The annual meeting of the‘stockholder's
of the First National Bank of South Nor-
walk for the election of directors is call-
ed for Tuesday, January 9, from 1 to 2
I).- I'll. s
The Post-Ohio's Department has leaned
on order» that the series of. Colombian
stamps will be withdrawn Jan, 1, and
the sale of the old series exclusively re-
named on that date,
The selectmeu have sent the live Mor—
ton children to the County Home at Nor-
walk. These are the first children to be
sent to this institution from this town—-
New Canaan Messenger,
1 Katherine S. B, Brooyks was divorced
yesterday by the Superior Court from
William 1.. Brooks, on the ground of
desertion. Both parties reside in Stam-
ford. The custody of two minorohildren,
aged eight and ten, was given to the
plaintiii. ‘
Wesley G. Clarkson, Patrick Tobin and
Walter Comrade, were coasting in Shel.
ton, last niahl, on it double ripper, when
it ran into a wagon. Comrade sustained
a fractured skull and will die. Tobin
and Clarkson had their legs broken.
They were otherwise injured and all may
die.
Landlord Frank Larsen, of the Calf
Pasture Beach Hotel, is around town
with his right hand csrefully‘wrapped
up. Aday or two ago he attempted to
ward his boat off a buoy, putting his
hand down forafender. The skin was
torn off and the member was quite
badly brusied. W_
While practicing at the Bridgeport
armory, yesterday, Harry Elliott met
with an accident which will prevent him
from participating in the international
professionslsix-day bicycle race which
opens at Madison Square garden, New
York, on December 24. As his wheel
was rounding one of the corners, the
very smooth surface of the floor caused
it toslip and the rider was thrown. He
fell on his left wrist, inflicting a severe,
sprain.
Wl-Zh'l‘l’lllt'l‘.
Miss Lena Morehouse is ill.
Henry Scheld, of Staruford. is visiting
his uncle, William Schuld.
Bylvestcr Hurlbutt, of New York, has
been in town during the week.
Mrs. George R. ltenoude, of Brooklyn,
is a guest of Mrs. John J. Marvin.
In. Marshall, of New York, is a guest
of her daughter, Mrs. l leorge U. Peck.
If. Linda P. Thorpe, of Bridgeport, is
visiting at the residence of George F.
Thorpe. .
Kr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Smith, of
Bridgeport, have been visiting friends In
Bang-tuck.
Rev. Mr. Bsrhyde, of Christ church,
will not occupy the rectory at present,
but will board with Mrs. Eliza Jones.
The flenry B. Gilbert property on
canal street has been purchased by Eil-
ward Ryan. 'lhe price paid It 08,000.
Mrs. Deborah Bradley intends to hsvca
line residence built for her In the spring,
on the site of the old one :now occupied
by her.
List of unclaimed letters at the post—
office for the week ending December 2d:
IlssCryesu. Mr. Charles Motors, )1. J.
Shelton.
Edward Humanitarian resigned his
position with Sheppard’s Express, his
place In the future will be filled by Al.
hart Radclilf.
Bridgeport parties are building a large
catboat for Ernest and Erwin Bradley,
of hemlock. which, when mmplsted.
h expected to be a flysr.
William Harris, eldest son of finder
lck Innis, leans town nest Mondsy
for Oatifcraic, where he will remain for
the winter with his uncle, John Wilkins.
A. I. Stone and family, who, we
dated. wars going lo'movc into Mrs.
Malt Bradley's house. have decided
to remain in their residence on 0min
strait.
M [asthma has rcturnd from
mp'hkhmlflfllb, will re
“other" Ms. North Carolina, for
them.
Atthssanual msctingsndslectlonof
clarinet harry lobaoccgh l’cst, lie.
fifth. Baud Iathclr mince
crustal: .CMHEOIM
star‘s-slur tics mmdflfl’usr a.
{finial junior vies muslin. is. if.
matrimomm laurel-arm.
madman J. Mtchlplslsrm
*miclssrsuf mountainous;
“or New.”er
'_ m :8 fl. 9 ' I w
No Provision llado for collecting the [my
Thousand Dollars.
Through some one‘s overnight no m0-
vislon was'made for collecting the .50.-
,000 surrepriswd for the needy, anew:
played, at the town meeting in Danbury,
Thursday afternoon. The sclectmen aa~
sort that they will do nothing about the
matter unless forced to do so by legal
process. They further elsim‘thsy already
have all the power given them under the
resolution, hence that was a superfluous
measure. There is, they claim, no legal
way to collect such a sum. as the annual
tax rate basalreadydieen fixed and the
selectmen have no authority to increase
the tax rate, issue bonds or borrow 1any
such sum of money. Many merchants,
as well as manufacturers not members of
the manufacturer’s union. object to the
appropriation, but for business reasons
donut cars to express their opinion. The
opponents of the measure claim that It
is intended to put the batters in better
shapcqto stand a protracted lockout.
The popular belief that the manufac-
‘turcrs are the largest taxpayers is n fal-
lacy, for they pay but. one-thirteenth of
the taxes. If the relectmen should
change their minds and take any steps to
spend the money appropriated an in junc~
tion will be procured restraining the town
treasurer from paying it out,“ on the
ground that the town is exceeding its
statutory power. If the matter is taken
into the courts the case may be delayed
almost indefinitely.
J udgo Lyman D. Brewster, when asked
his opinion of the appropriation, said he
objected to it for four reasons:
“First—It seems to me that such a vote
is contrary to therapirit and probably to
the letter of ' law. It is doubtful if the
tax could be collected, if laid. The law
does not seem to authorize the taxing of
citizens to furnish employment for any-
body, nor does it nthorize taxation for
the partial support of anybody.
“Second—Such a tax comes with spec-
ial severity on the large class of borrow-
ers who pay over one-third of the taxes
of the town. At their urgent advocacy
the tax was cut down three mills.
against the protest of the sslectmeu, last
fall, because of their inability to pay
higher taxes.
"Third—It is bad policy for organized
labor, in whose behalf it is currently re-
ported thcfimovemeut is made. Organ-
ized labor is strong only when it has the
smypathy and respect of the general
public. But what will the mass of tax-
payers who are not members of labor
organizations be apt to think of a plan to
shift on them the heaviest burden of a
so-called lockout? They had nothing to
do with making or preventing the un-
fortunate industrisl battle. Why should
they pay for it?
“Fourth—ft is ind policy for the
town. What inducement will there
be for future factories or businnts ven-
tures to come to a town whose volers are
ready to raise money for private pur-
poses by public taxation?"
The selcctmen have at their disposal
$7,000 out of $10,000 already approprin
died for the poor of the town. Last
year the appropriation was but $5,000.
They claim that if It is necessary they
can exceed the appropriation to s res-
sonahle extent without resorting to a
town meeting for authority to do so.
s’l‘Oltllts ill" ’l'lili STATE.
The will of Judge Billings, of New
Orleans, leaves 070,000 to Yale Univer-
city.
The board of Aldermsnmf Bridgeport,
have limited the speed of electric cars to
eight miles an hour.
John Tyler. the negro who murderous-
ly assaulted Miss Julia Niles and Illss
finals. at Poquonock, on October 19. was
sentenced to eighteen years In state
prison.
St. Mary's cemetery mistica, of
Derby, ls suing the Consolidated road to
recove 01,000 damages, sound by sparks
from a locomotive setting the to the
lawn in the cemetery and destroying the
fence.
Diphtherlsls very prevalent In Willis
insulin. There us about forty cases
there. The monthly report of the town
clerk shows that during the month of
November hall the deaths were canard
by diphtheria.
A number of knife makers in the em-
ploy of the lionthlngton Cutlery coin-
psny will return to Englsnil in January
in snilclpstica of the Impetus that the
cutlery lntcrcstsot that country will on-
jcy should the Wilson bill, which re
duccsthc duty is: sisty per cent” its
passed.
00A]. has swarm.
A father and his fares clitoral new a
narrow Irena fro-Ministers.
The family of Christopher 0. With,
of l’sirilsld Woods, had a narrow troops
from uphyslatioa hooligans fswdsys
ago. When Ir. Wells awoke to the
morning he toiled the sleeping roots lull
ofgas Realising tactic rsssslsliiast-
m mosaidcath. ham ”built
but fell uhscstsd hoists he could reach
either rim or window to adult trash sir.
't‘hrsctiasil children males stcpclsit
min catsuit coulddo actllcgtcslc
stiller anemones or their father. he
oldsrscn. whoslsptlc ea appsr soul,
new» tasfslilsgsfhlshthw.
new shirts men rust of the
fully. no discusses Isis suns
“momma/unsust-
lhaaaimf "I
“ North, Photographer,
,. , morons. rem...
cabinet Photographs.
Prices unusually ‘low to suit
the times.
in it Vlssliiugton Strut.
Removes”
To lie. 5 Itllmii Plant.
J BM. ms with om fault!»
tag-gumbo ' contlfi'hlsscrvlccs
wants of the business cumin ty luau
nauseous ’rnouatssww
authoritarianism-stairs
ammrmufi
beinnrtedm
adsortolstboardingmcrsonsls
Th e Sentinel .,
at the low rate of twenty-five cents tor one insertion; fifty cents
for three insertions, or one dollar for a whole week. All such
advertisements are carefully classified. Stats clearly/what you
want and you will be pretty sure to get prompt returns for
~~ The Sentinel
has an established circulation in the homes where such advertis-
ing is read closely—Just where you want to reach.
Small want «momma as help wanted. real in“, is.
and business opportunities, will
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON XII, FOURTH QUARTER, IN-
TERNATIONAL SERIES, DEC. 17.
Text of the Lesson. Boy. I. Dali-flam-
ury Verses. I'l-lHoldsn Text. PM].
If. Hon-touts" by the Rev. D. I.
Btcarns.
0. "l,John. who also am your brother
and companion In tribulation and in the
kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was
in the Isle that is called I’ntmos, for the
word of God and forthe testimony of Jesus
Christ." Davoutly grateful for the privi-
lege of two lessons In this most wonderful
book of all the 86. fall not to notice its
name in verse 1, “The Revelation of Jesus
Christ." and remember that a revelation Is
no longer a mystery, but a mystery un-
folded. Consider also in verse (lthc special
blessing upon all who read or hear the
,words of this book. Observe that John
'wasjn banishment. for Jesus? sake because
of the word of God, and if you believe all
that word today and are faithful in los-
timony you will find yourself exiled by
many. You will, however. have blessed
company; only be patient and wait for the
kingdom. .,
10. “I was In the Spirit on the Lord's
day and heard behind me a great voice as
of a trumpet." In the Spirit. led by the
Spirit, taught by the Spirit, filled with the
Spirit, are some of the privileges of every
child of God, and only by the Spirit can we
know God or His word. Compare Acts
viii, 20; xiii, 2, 4; xvi, 0, 7: Es. xi, Lil-l. The
Lord's day may refer to the first day of the
week. or it may mean that John was by
the Spirit carried forward and caused to
behold the events of the .day of the Lord so
often mentioned in the Old Testament.
ll. “Saying“ om Alpha and Omega. the
first and the last, and what thou scoot
writeio a hook and send it onto the seven
churchm which are in Asia." The voice,
then, was the voice of the Lord Himself,
who thus came to Ills dear servant exiled
for Ills sake. lie int and Z and all be-
tween; there is nothing that letters can,
spell which lie trill not. be to His people.
As to “first and last” compare verse 17 and
see lsu. xii, ‘I; xllv, ll; xiviii,12; Rev. 2.2, l3,
and let llim he first and last with you in
all things. Loom also from the verse that
what we see and hear of God is to be passed
on to othersiEzek. iii, to, ll; Rev. x,l(l,ll).
12. “And I turned to soothe vuicc that
spoke with me. And being turnodisuw
seven golden candlesticks." if John had
not heeded the voice and turned to see, he
had missed this great. sight. it was only
when the Lord saw that Moses turned
aside to see that God called unto him out
of the midst of the hush (Ex. iii, 4). i
doubt not. that we would see and hear
more of God if we were morermdy to llt‘l‘d
His slightest call and see His hand in ov‘
ery event. The seven caulilosiiclre are ex-
plained in verse '20.
13. “And in the midst of the seven mn-
dlesticks Ono like unto the Son of Man,
clothed with a garment down to the foot
and girl. about the paps with a golden gir-
dle." The phrase "in the mid-st" is very
suggestive of lllmtvho Is always In the
midst when we meet In name (Math. xviii,
20) and who was In the rnhhtt on Calvary
for us. He is our High Priest, asindlmted
by the garment. and Is still the glided one
on our behalf, for flu ever cureth for us and
mnkcth intercession for us.
14. "file hood and his hairs wen-white
like wool, as white as snow, and his eyes
wercsss flame of tire." ills head is a g-
gestive of the Internal purity of all lis
thoughts. or [mhaps that lie lathe Ancient
of Days (Dan. vil,9), whose goings forth
but: been from of old from everlasting
(Mic. v, a). As to ills cycs. su-alsoclmp—
ters Ii, 18; xix, 1‘2, and remember that all
things are naked and opened to the eyes of
lllni with whom We have to do (lleh, Iv, iii).
15. “And His feet like unto flue brass. as
If they horned In a furnace. and ills voice
as the sound of many waters." Compare
as to ills feet "all. 3, ll; ltev. I. 7; they may
suggest his judging righteously, and also
lilo righteous goings Ali to Ills voice like
many waters, mimpnro Etch. hill; xllil, 2,
and Rev. xvii, l5; the idea seems to be set
forth In these verses its the voice of a host
of people.
iii. “And He had in Ills right hand st-vcn
stars, and out of His mouth wont neliarp
two edged swonl, and fill countenance was
ssthc sinishlorth In his strength.” The
stars are explained In verse '30, but whether
pastor or teacher or humble believer we
are In ills hand. from which no power can
pluck us (John it, ill. at.) lli- also holds its
no lights in His hand to shine for film
(Phil. ll. laid). Not only Is llis word a
chap sword, but llc will make our mouths
ashsrp sword (Ilcb. Iv. l2; lsa. shall). ills
countenance reminds us of the trsusflguriv
tion and suggests the coming glory (Math.
svll, it; xlll, to).
11. "And when I saw lllml fell at ills
Mudesdmnd ifs laid Ills right hand
a a me. saying unto me: Fear not; lain
l shrill. ondthclssi." Over so years be-
fore John had lmnnl upon his bosom and
list! also seen lilin iransilgnml, but this Is
toomnch for him. It reminds us of Isis.
vi. ii; ”an. mil; Job slit. 0. lint although
Kc has been over 00 years glorified lists
the very same Jesus, and so graciously lair
lug ills loving hand upon ills servantl s
utters the old familiar "Fear not." so. (Jen.
xv. i; has. all, 10,13; Joel Ital: lhin. ii. l3.
l9; bulls v.10: Mark v,” etc.
is. “i In] lie that limit. and m cm.
and behold i am alive trimmers, scion,
ahdhsve the keys of hell sndof death."
With more light than Job had we ran as ,
“If? Redeemer livsth“(.loh slam). l c
is W life (ital. ll. W, Col. ill. 4: Phil. I, ill). km
A c
that no power can touch and not
even the dcstrormiestrny. Not mm death
and trades can claim sturdy or a spirit with.
out Ills minim. am the time Is coming
when death must surrender every body
and hadss every spirit at Ills command
(chapter at. is). .
19. "Write the thing; which thou host
an. and the thing» which are, and the
which shall hehcrssfier." liars is
the olddlvloioacf thermoluil i on.
demand Iti C ' i. the things which
then Not seen; piers ii. iii. the things
which srci chapters iv to more. things
which shailhs hereafter. fiction r
Iv.l.thslsst clause. Nothing Iii veil
moral incentives. agate bowrittesi
COMPRESSED NEWS ITEMS.
Princeton's football season has ended.
The trials of the new British warship
Them-tun were unsatisfactory.
The Canadian government has authorised
the sale of certain of the 'l'housnnd islands.
The Brazilian government has made a
secret loan or issue of momma In nation-
al bank notes.
The first shipment of gold to Europe-
”Willow" be sent. on the steamship
Trove to Bremen today.
H. B. Huntington has been elected prusI-
dent of the Central Pacific Railroad com-
pany to succeed the late Senator Stanford.
Robert Jallray, cider of the West Pres—
byterian church session of New York, ro-
ceivctl the resignation of Dr. Paxton in of-
ficial form.
The English ndinimi itl Rio Janelro is
fused to allow l’elxoto's agents to arrest
Senator finrbosll outhe royal mail simmer
Magdalena.
D. B. Penn, J r., son of 9X-Ul)"l.‘f‘ll0f Penn
of Louisiana, who was it member of the
World's fuir mitioiutl coriiniiaslou. is dan'
geronsly ill. ‘
The standing committee of the diomsc of
Springfield (Minx) Episcopal church has
refused its cruise-at. to the consecration of
Rev. A. C. A. Hall, hishon'clcct of the dio-
cese of Vermont.
A NEGRO HUNT.
‘l‘wo llavn Been Lynehed, and the Mob
Sci-ks More Victims.
Biliiiixtaiuu. Ala. Dec. ll.—-~'l'here has
been much excitement around the little
town of Berlin, In Dallas county, for the
past three days, and two ungroos have been
lynched. if any other guilty ones are
caught, they will likewise fill‘ricll llPlllp.
Tuesday night last the store of Jack 'l'ubbs
was hurglnrized, and Reuben Snillh, rt
clerk who slept in it, was brutally murder-
eil. Grout indignation was felt -hy lho Cili»
zone. and search parties were tit onccor‘
genial-d.
lit-n Minter. at negro, was captured. The
crowd allowed lilm nprelimiuury trial. liis
guilt was established. and he was sent in
jail. lln the way that night he was taken
from the officers and banged.
The next day .llni Wilkins was arrested
and foituilJtuiliy, That. night he that the
same full: as Minter at the sumo place.
llolll bodies dough-ii beside each other In it
sumiip. 'l'Iu! Ilioh is looking for other»
who mighl have Ilt’t‘ll implicated. but have
not found them yet The excitement has
been intense.
Kept Ills Money In a Woodpllc.
New Humour. Mauls, Doc. 9. do the
trial of llurriot .\. Sownnl venom Mary A,
Kitchen to recover land (levelled to Iit'l' by
George III. Babbitt, a hermit living near
here, evidenci- \l'lL-l introduced showing
that "llllllill \‘uiln in this habit of cone-oiling
thousands of dollars llllllt‘Wllihllllll‘illlll
tvomllmx in his home.
A Faint Hearted Lover's Suicide.
i.'.\lt.\ii.\i;. Tram, ilw. it William l‘nlclic
has been swan-ralvly in ion- will; MIMI
and found a rival in the parlor fillh'llll: to
her. Colette. dtimlnt; a knife. stabbed
himself three times in the breast and fell
deiul just as he reached the front door.
O'Neill's successor Nominated.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. u-w'l‘lio Republic-
iilis nominated liobert Adams-”la, twain»
later to llrn/Jl. us their candidate for run-
grcastnau in the fins-ind district in hill‘l'l‘t'il
the info (‘Iizirilw il'Ni'iII. The Democrats
have not yet decided to pinin- ft modulati-
In nomination.
Militln Ordered to Iii-by.
La Pilltlil. ind ill-r. it ‘l‘lu- militinivill
march to lloliy on Monday. l'nplniii .‘lnr
risen of f‘unipaiiy I. of this my. villi. Jim
militiamen. supplied with minimize for
dcllvu utinpnigning. will go into t‘lllllp
within the Illl'lllnltf'l.‘ of the lllllll‘llt? club
there.
A lino Francisco Ploimer fiend.
SAN I’lllxl’i-i‘o. Dec. Ila-Nod .‘IIt-lioivno,
an old time politician, iiird lit-re at tin- lure
of [in III- was pi'uiiiiiii'litiy Identified with
the curly political history of San Fran-
disco. lli- l‘il‘ilf‘ here in tho curly Iillii~~
from l‘liiludriphin.
A ltlg Tannery horned.
Pawrt'uu.r. ll. l.. “cull-«The big belt-
Iug chlilllllslllltt'llt and luniiory of James
Davis was destroyed by lire. About '20
men were at work In this osmhllslunenl
when the lire broke out and eaciimdwlih
illlllciilty.
hxtflflIOI‘dl Want Itavonge.
Alumni. lh‘c. 0.-»’l‘lic Spanish pimillerirc
so anxious that the army Io Morocco shall
not return to lipslu without a light with
the Arabs that the groin-st oxcllcuicnt has
been created among all classes.
Fri-e “road For the Needy.
DUFF/HA), lloc. ll.~ lit-ginning next Mou-
ility, l'marmiutrr rimnch will give away
his) loaves of brml it day to the needy poor.
This brand has been donated by two
wealthy merchants of this city.
Nicaragua (anal Affairs.
him Youth. ”on. ilm'l‘he committee
which lifts hum investigating the affairs of
tits hienmgun lfnnnl Construction compa-
ny and devising ii plan for Its rrorgnnlm
tion made Its report.
lshutiiss ‘l‘uvltlsh Motors.
Mums, lice. ll.—~-i’holern has assumed
danger-ms lil'iilml‘liolln tit Constantinople.
The limit Wailldflls there complain bitter-
ly of the Inhumiinily of the ’liii-liish doc-
... a... , »..-.-du-
Admiral mate's Infinite.
lilo dd‘lifilll'l. Dec. it~Adniirnl llama
hast-sum a tiiiiiiifosto lowhleh he declares
against l’oismo and urges the restoration
of the monarchy.
A Mists liar-m
Daytime. his, line. autistic» Pats
nod Frank {slim were hanged hers for the
murder of Henry llelmlch. ll wealthy
firm" , V m...
Woodsman lays Ila um
Corinne. lies. Ups-Prafldlffihht, the as
sands, roads a formal against the
planet instantly heirs introduce! in his
use.
movements health All night.
ricotta. flee. c.-Dr. Bchwclnlngrr denies
that therein any ground for the mlvsdrit
more regarding Prince hismsrck's health.
'I‘ “”0”” ’"‘ tilt... ..
Cari: own flee. lt-e say t t
Ring much is ill and hssahscdcocd
his Intention to cross the heretical.
Maw“-..
Wygundmigglilmr'sdnuigliti-r. llnozillod b0
It Touches
the Spot.
Tl iliillil‘”:
goes to the right riser.
IS a chow tIi;it satisfies.
inner " firms
U . ??.JCRTON'3 RELIAILE.
, it rpm: p e vi lulmltlth (Ill! Id. a
counliglclt our TgNg‘l PILLS. therefore (:2:
special care you get Dr. CA'I‘ON’S, and avoid
all worthless "compounds." Remember “Ill
Is the ORIGINAL preparation of this hindmnd
the only [WIVERSMJJ' SUCCESSFUL one.
Always sale and sure. At drugglsts, or sent
direct, sealed. for Si. Full Information tree.
CATON SPEC. 620.. Boston. Mass.
ocuD 1y
G URE
‘» Km- mail"! .We» Treatment, (“muting of
Z'i‘lifil'l‘llRIFfi', Curr-um of moment and two
- ww‘f Ointment. A lii*li‘l"f.lllllt l‘urs for Piles
' wry nature and Ill urea. Ii mail». on operation
. .31 the knife or inioeuimnnl i"l\|’l)0ll(‘ acid. which
.rn painful and seldom u periiiaucnt rare, and often
""illllnfl In iIcnlh. unnecessary. Why endure
this terrible disease? to} guarantee 0
son to our. our case. 0 only M! Mr
llINil
' cumii
liarss All ‘ '
town mounts
asp-—
CELERY
arms am. PAIN arm tnvroosxrns
rut: srs’rsn.
lb More lilies,
IIll More Restless Days,
llo More Sleepless ”593:
With increasing Appetite and perfect
tion Hope takes the place of despair; your
daily duties become a delight and Life a
Joy,
'l‘hcn stop that cough with;
ankee
7 scouts.
Ask your neighbor about it. and If not fully
stunned inquire at the
CITY IIIIIlIi STIIIIE,
83 WASEINGTON ST..
80. NORWALK.
Or of
G. A. Gregory .8: 09..
NORWALK. o'r.
Wedding present.
out Pictures on the walls?
ture and fine wall paper do not furnish a
room.
the finish. Then the combination gives
tone and brightness to the room. '
have a line assortment of Etchings, Pho-
tos, Half lone, Combination Photos and
Artnytypes. framed and unframed. Pic~
lures framed at hard-pan prices.
’ willifil51thW'
P i ct u r e s,
, Art Goods.
A Picture makes a fine Christ
What is home
. or
~ith-
Fine Furni-
I’ictures are needed to put on
\V e
_ ._...._ _.-,.,., , _- _ .
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington. 8t., .8919”th
with [in WINDOW!
is-nchts received. ti :i lnr. fl for id. Sent by mail.
Guarantees issued by our inn-tits.
CDNSTIPATIIIN E‘i'
the t LIVER tin-l rift ill. - .
BLl D PURll‘l lil'.
lake, especially nil‘l;«'
cent-u
GUARANTEE" I »~
For sale by heurgc O tilillson. so. Norwsik.
octlD lyr
Plies Prevented.
r - y'
-i""‘:-!left
' '1‘ l. t.‘
. t
_
W 14796 lbs. '
Fine Dairy
WEAWEETT’S
Headquarters for Millinery
3 WITEII STREET.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary,
our store is open from H a. in. until 7 p.111” and
we are offering “mini bargains in hats and
feathers.
Give as it call. and get a lovely
liimmtd llat from $l.98 up.
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
BUTTER
from Delhi. [lt‘lllwlll‘l‘ ('ounly. New York, now
In store. Those him have been in the habit In
yearspastofmlllni: on us for their winter‘s
ply can nos be solird. We will sell 20 lbs.
or over at islets: less quantity. the lh. Parties
whoimstus to till their order forfllbc. or
over, can be certain of getting nit-n butter.
The l'alifornla strained
Honey,
"licklnir maul." It only visits the customer
abniu lllrlb. We sell by measure. Try It.
nibbleftllomstock
ll llllll'l'il slit t'l‘llEEl'.
' Tbilisi Cliil’slnitshliiciini.”
$2,000
crannies.” ‘23. it ”till“ i
- t‘
c not vs to die to win... t in larvae i cut
ficnrral .Ifs insurance hoof artfo .
s. S. L’ilommadlau, is’t.
lll tuition sun.
sitili lluiuii.
tilll'l‘ll IIOIWIII lltllll Ill!
“Warmers-strut.
unnumluwamns frost list
is its. and on mm [rematch
mmum
will mans. frost.
rm I. mats. Visa-Praia.
roll! a. sum. mass ’l'rcsl
House clover.
many“- r“-
us it ' (has
a. u. cannmcsf
Undertaker.
nEI-jl
MAKE YOUR
Wants Known
Through the columns of
was EVENING _8ENTINEL.
IIIIIATIIIIIII
Best Material is Used. combining durum
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. ' 0‘
H. 3. BROWN”
Butcneinwhichthc‘
aesthetics best”.008eatnlossghmiuml . .1
svsnv PAIR warranting,
South Main Street. So. Norwallt.
A
light.
Nil—eeding Dry Goalie Store...
Tristram & Hyatt"
Cloaks.“ Cloaks.
We are showin all the Latest Novelties of the season in.
'CLOAKS JACKE s, cares d W - -
and Chil ren. an RAPE for Ladies, M15363
. Infants’ CLOAKS, a great variety of styles and materials
in white and colors. -.
FU R CAPEs_ g_; ;
ciafiel‘ii‘limd ‘
troduced, which as attracted the attentionof the trade in these,
goods. We are showing only the Vs Latest Styles and we
guarantee every garment We sell to be By“
and as low in price as any first-class goods are sold.
Tristram—”:82 Hyatt, *_
not. Franklin! and liaiisnn‘ Streets. South: lloivtii. con.
. - . ’ I
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
of the present For Season some important
est 6 and shape of Fur Garments have been in. T .
t-claas in every respect
No. 2 Gazette Building.
_ Here’s a Bargain.
' IIIIEWIIIIIIMPIIAETIIII.
(or Park wagon.)
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painted dark green, strong and
Usual Price, $500.
This line for $350 cash."
It is a Genuine Bargain.
409-
Aifull line of all other f tshionahle
Buggies. Phaetons. Canopies. Sleighs. etc.
Call and See Them.
They Will be Sold illissp, If Sold Soon.
“Jug
Wright’s Repository,
iii.
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Hot ’-
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P Influ‘lt’h
all?
III. New Haven & llamuril ill. 6 per cent-
sovnnnea is, use. DEBENTUBE Bonus
rasiss trays scorn NORWALK as '
romows: , ‘0' Till-
You Xaw \' lot. Fm New HAY“. _ ,
it"s-3W“ E55... lilllllllESEX iiiiiii cation ,
ch. ‘ sx., .
3;; I112?“ i333: Mlflllltlllltll, liflllll.
Eggs?" 635:; Denominations lroxni SI“ .0 $5.“,
3% ii: IIl‘i'it’li‘: Jon monar-
Iggffizsf‘l’cxldes" {flfiflmm H. D. SMITH.
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I}, £31m“ 3:33;; Ilocsi l Issoslc Balldlag. :hsrwall
em or . ilfl ac. to iirhlgcport,
sum. mm. ., - > , - ~ ......,
till run. t 27 so"
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C. L. ”Ogden,
cousin in nine. -'
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bistro. Malt. m. ‘
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