rm . .
Vi {ofpurch
Are on exhibition. '
‘ Man's Furnls
struck a responsive chord in the hearts of a buying com-
Come and see them.
Triccs are reasonable
and goods first class.
i. Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK .
" llHHPIaisied
Brushes.
sic.
i” tor-doing your work.
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mryosu.
Wall Paper,
llllTs. oils. cuss.
This Is a good time to Paint.
‘ti‘shli ‘kv Pleased to giro you
rilllgumntso Satisfaction in
. It not only lswvtt'e Pure.
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E. E. Gorham,
In. 2 First bonus,
3“ i.
“AXE YOU it
EAST. NORWALKnE
HATS
hings '
y We sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the state.
R ‘ NCFSH & CO.
ashlagton St..-
7
So. Norwalk.
Tiili EVENING sumo.
JAMIE GOLDEN. Editorand Proprietor.
Tamra—1 :llm .; nmontbs
01.5: 1 mnytnlhgents toanulghwiea. 2 cents
30V!!! NOBWLLI “I ALAIN.
4 Box 8~Oornar Wuhinkton and North Main
streets-
Box t—Cornor Day and Tolls: streets.
Box O—Orom street.
Box Ill—~Woet street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box ls—Concord street. opposite school.
Box Il-fCorner North Main and Ann streets,
‘ "so: lHorfir High street and Bayview
avenue.
Box lB—Norwaik Iron Works building.
Box l'f—Corner Wont avenue and Cedar
street.
Box lI—Coraer West street and- Taylor
' avenue. .
Box flit—Corner Ely avenue and Bonton street.
Box M—Gomer South Main and Monroe
streets. ' ’
Box all—Electric Light station.
Box db—l-‘airfield avenue and Cedar street.
Miniature All-Inn for 'I'o-morrovv.
sunRisea Sons“: 11 Th] Lo «1‘
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New York Herald Weather forecast.
The weather io-day promises to be from
partlyclocdy to cloudy. with haze and log oil
the adjacent coasts, and nearly stationary fol-
lowed by slightly higher temperature. with
snow or rain. probably clearing in the night or
tomorrow morning. To-morrow it promises
lobe generally fair and colder. followed at
night by a “cold wave."
SOUTH NOBWA LII.
People of Our City are Dulug
and Savior.
—Black Patti concert to—night. lie-
served seats. 75c and $1; admission, 50c.
What the
Miss Mary Heath, of New York city,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Peter De-
kens, Girard Place. 0
——Coifec with cream, 5c cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
Chllnker No. 2168 is discharging a
cargo of coal at J. H. Ferris'wharl for
the Lockwood Manufacturing company.
—Threc good square pianos to be sold
for $75. Five dollars per month.
H. 8. Hood has a Ferris Wheel on exhi-
bition in his show window. It isaclevcr
piece of workmanship and attracts a
great deal of attention.
—Money—~Dr. Amos Parker Wilder's
lecture Wednesday evening is on "Un-
clo Sam’s Gold, Silver and Paper."
Methodist church, Doc. l3. Tickets. 25c.
Adams Brothers are putting the
Palmer hat sizing machines into their
factory. Julius Miller has received or-
ders for five of these machines, which
will keep him busy during the winter.
—l"resh hams, 12c a pound, at Hayes
market.
Tile Consolidated road has cndcrcd a
combination with other custom roads,
under which a charge of $1 a day will
be made for each day's detention of a
car after the allotted time for unloading
has expired.
—Biack Patti concert to-night ite-
servcd seats. 75c and $1: admission, 50c.
T.li.l"osl.er,of Danbury.unc of the own»
ers of Bell Island, is the patenlee of a
new fire escape. it consists ofn fire
proof rope with securelyriixed wooden
holds placed fourtcen inches apart.
This is placed inside a box, and it is but
the Work of an instant to attach a strong
hook in tho window sill.
John llindsllss an advertisement in
our "want" column today. informing
the pnbliothnt hols prepared to attend
to all orders for cleaning cesspools,
vaults, removal of ashes, etc Everybody
knows Mr. Hindu. and also know that he
in man who understands his business,
and gives prompt attention to anything
no nndnrtskes. Those requiring work
performed of the character he is now en-
gaged in will find it to their advantage
to consult him. .
——’l‘hs place to buy linings grapes is
at Full Gum‘s; loch. lb.
A birthday surprise party was given
Sadie Denier at her home, ill Woodward
avenue, last. night. Among those pm
not worn Frank Perry. Arthur Cockorbsn.
charlie Johnson. Charlie Williams.
John Cookerhan, l‘rcd Inger-oil, (irorgs
Weeks, Albert Arnold, George Williams.
Eugene Clark, Victor Sherwood, Fred
Cantu, Herbert Duke, Etta Coutu.
Garrio Hill, Kalle Dnuier, Florence linu-
nlgan. fitsila Coniu.8adlo Dsnlrr. Ali
report a very pleasant rims
-nncr mu can; tonight. Ro-
urvod seats, 50c and ”admission, 50c.
The concert tonight, in Ionic Hull.
under the ausptonof the First Methodist
Episcopal church. promises to be so
exceedingly pleasing affair. lime. Blo-
Iiemia Jones. the greatest singsrof her
nor: the cum Vito“ sisters, vio-
llnlmsnd pianists. graduates from the
Watery at Burial. and ills- Della
Thompson, wig and Wham, late of
tendon. present an array of artists
whose especial accomplishments and
not otherwise be mentioned. Tho-
wke actual will “badly pass as
walngofrarssnjoymut.
mwfifim of all-p
mouth" thrust-rash!
or p minus-users
Captain David Deekcr'n residence, on
Clay street, Saturday night, and badly
sprained his left wrist.
-An elegant six octave organ. .50.
Five dollars per month.
The Junior and Senior Prohibition
ciubs' lair will be held on Friday and
Saturday evenings. December 15 and 10,,
instead of December 29 and 23, as hereto-
fore annonnmd.
Jacob Utzinge was surprised by a large
number of friends last night at his home
on Meadow street. Excellent music was
furnished by William Smith,and refresh.
ments were served.
—~Blsck Patti concert tonight. Reserv-
ed seats, 75c and 31; admission, title.
The location of the new railroad depot
in Greenwich has been decided upon. It
wllibe fifty feet south of the present
structure, and will be a fine stone build-
ing. It is expected that the work will
be completed at the latest by March 1.
Five car loads of Christmas trees pass-
edthrough South Norwalk, yesterday,
for New York. It is said they were con-
signed to several newspapers of the
metropolis, which propose to give the
poor children of that city a merry
Christmas
—Speciaiat the Woman‘s Exchange,
Wednesday afternoon: Homo-made
bread,caramelu and chocolate creams.
(Members are requested tosend in perish-
'sble goods between 9 and 11 Wednesday
morning to the Exchange»
Tho season 'has arrived when the skatu
question Is an important onc. The South
Norwalk Hardware (30., to keep pace
with the times as well as the season, has
laid in a full stock of Peck it Snyder’s
skates. Every skater knows that for
comfort and all good qualities this make
ranks first. The pricaeare right and the
goods. warranted. This firm has also
just put in and will make a specialty of
Hllmason & Buckley‘s cutlery. Every
blade of these knives is hand forged and
fully warranted. Thelino embraces a
great variety of styles. suitable for all
tastes and purposes, and are sold on
their merits at reasonable prices.
Among the novelties is a patent knife
that can be opened without touching the
blade, is great convenience at. times.
Contemplating purchasers will find it to
their advantage to examine both skates
and knives.
——You can buy fresh pork and sau~
use for 12c a pound. 10 lbs for $1.00. at
Hayee‘ market. .
NiiBWA Ll .\ HWS.
A Breeuy Budget of Items From the
Upper .d of Iowa.
There is excellent skating on Wood's
pond.
—(iood bamboo euols for lilc each, at
the Norwalk Boston store.
A break in the water main on Frank-
lin avenue was repaired yesterday.
The conditional Rev. James H. Smith
of Norwalk remains about the same.
~l’ure milk, tic. Pcuplo‘s Market.
—-A. iii. E. church benefit by Adelphi
Concert ('o., Opera Hones, Doc. 20.
A business meeting of the First lisp-
tlsl Church society will be held Wednes~
day evening, when the matter of raising
the pastor's salary will be decided.
-—At2 p. m., Wtdncsdny,you can buy
10c kitchen sets for tile, and 080 dolls for
48c, at the Norwslk Boston store.
Mrs. John Camp, oi grade 0, Over iliver
school, is ill at her home on East avenue.
Miss Maude tiragory, instructor of the
kindergarten. is substituting during lira.
Cam p's absence.”
lira. J. ii. Brush and Miss Joni-mt
the Women's Auxiliary, of Westport. are
to hold a meeting at Grace church, Nor-
walk, on Wednesday. at which Miss
Jarvis wiiispoakimlw &
-—-Bost quality bamboo nests. brass
trimmings, only 40c each, at the Nor-
walk Boston store.
The funeral of lira. Bridget Noidsn
was held from 8t. Mary's church at 9
o'clock this morning. Many besutlful
flowers were on and about the casket.
The pallbearers were Frank Howurd,
John Rooney, William Farrell, Thomas
Ward, John Ward and Frederick Powell
“A Flag of Truce.” was presented at
tho Norwaik Opera House. last night.
The play is a wall constructed melo-
drama, possessing a well defined plot
A clever client
and realistic features.
trauupirsv in the fourth not, which rep»
resents a Rhode Island quarry. with
steam drills in operation, and a hoisting
mus. from which is unspoiled u hugs
block of stone.
There was a good attendance, last
night, at the dundsy school room of at.
Paul's church, for the purpose of proper.
ingress: tor Cloisonne. Considerable
program was lands, and a plenum ovum
ing was spent. The rooms will be open
every night this work. except Wednes-
day and Thursday. when they will
be closed on account of the banner at
the Opera noun.
mehuflhfi
, _ silken-rush“!
John Weston fell on melon in front—op
“Macadamia
in int. a. nun. or
or yourselves. is
'.1
our buy thorn from $3.00 up- ,
Illss Mamie Osborn, (if—West avenue,
has returned from a visit in Now Roch-
elle. .- .
—Schoolchildrsn are invited to visit
night. ___~__
—Hnylor‘s at Lane‘s for Christnas.
The funeral of Mary E.,wile of George,
Jennings, will be held from her late resi-
dence. Wednesday. at 2 p. m.
L Clifford Bonnet], who was injured
by falling through a batchway recently.
threatens to sue the borough for damages.
~lr‘our-isg lamboo tnbles,. worth 500
escb.ft,r«20.-, at the Norwaik Boston
store.
Mrs. Alonzo W. Smith and daughter
Blossom returned last night from a two
weeks’ visit with relatives in EastOrange,
' N. J. ‘ .
——Snch a holiday stock and such ac-
commodation as they have at tchorvrslk
Boston Store. are unparalelled in this
section.
James L. Stevens is making extendivj
improvements, including the building of
n veranda on three sides of his recently
purchased bouseon East avenue.
N. in. lislden, or Wilton, rind Samuel
Tweedy. of Daubury, commissioners on
the James W. Hyatt estate, will meet in
Attorney Warner's omce to day.
-—The electric cars and horse cars are
crowded daily with persons going to the
Norwalk Boston store to do thcir Christ-
mas shopping. ” M____
Low‘s orchmtra has been engaged to
furnish music for the ball of the Orient
Serial club,nt the Athonmnm, New Years
afternoon and evening. Prof. Richmond
will prompt.
—The Norwaik liooton store windows
are full of books, toys, dolls, games. etc..
as a beacon light to guide you to the
home of Santa Claus.
Edward Fitzgerald, of Banks street.
was on his way home by way of the
New ()anasn road, Saturday evening.
when he was run over by a man driving
at a rapid rate. 5 ‘ .
—-If you would like loose a nice vari-
ety of tree ornaments, novelties for
Christmas, and lots of Kandy. look in at
Lane's.
Captain Lovejoy, of the South Nor-
walk branch of the Keeley institute, has
rented apartments at 4 Kellogg street,
and moved his household effects to that
place yesterday.“
—Don't forget that Lane‘s is the place
for candy.
The members of St. Paul‘s Chapter,
Brotherhood of St. Andrew,will meet at 7
o'clock Friday night, in the parish rooms,
and will then proceed to Trinity church,
South Norwalk, where a chapter of the
order will be organized.
~Sunday schools and school teachers
will be allowed a special discount on all
holiday goods purchased for their echoi-
an. at the Norwelk Boston Store.
Th:I tiowrr committee of the Norwalk
Congregational Y. P. S. C. E. met in the
chapel last night and began to tie greens
for Christmas decorations. The church
choir was also present and rendered sev-
eral very pleasing selections. After work
mines pic was served.
Commencing Saturday night extra
horse cars will be run to South Norwailr
at 10:50, to meet the llzlb train from New
York; 11:15, to most the 1005 train cast,
and at 122M. returning at 1:15. meeting
the 1:05 for New York and the lzlii east;
also carrying passengers to the 1:17 for
Boswo.TheSaturday night limo table will
be run every night next track. The extras
luvs Norwaik at 8:84. 0:14, 0:54. and
10:30 The last car leaves South Norwalk
at 10:46.
~Chlldrsn will be allowed to vote free
every morning on the urine dolls and
four-iu-hnnd coach attire Norwaik line
too store.
A Bridgeport dispatch says: The Star
shirt factory, employing about 400 hands.
mostly girls and women. have prepared
a petition protesting against the proper
ed reduction of lhlrtydivu per cent. in
the duty on shirts, collars and culls. it
has besn signed by tlioussudo of sin-em,
including many prominent Democrats.
The telephone girls in the cosmic!-
fingstuudtolhsvoicssofugulsrm
tumorsubacribersandjbdmoftheir
cbnraoterthoveby. Onooftbsgirls sold
reuntlysbobadbun intbeesntrsi of-
data-summofyearsandbeardso
many softly and barsth spoken bollo-
thstshsbsiisved she could tell whether
amen beds pond barter not byline
sound olhiu voice in pronouncing that
onsword. summit-rimmed
and irritating vetoes. obs mood,
while others bail clear. Mic!“
voices thstuModmofliapmnsorutuus-
isslonths wires than llboard tum
mutton. Mingus canines that
uhewould not sum also uni-uk-
bsdavotuo insignia“! like ilbada
mlbshlsdlt. _.
wimpsusuuWnpmk-ssu
mmm‘mwl
addition a
the Norwaik Boston store every morning _'
and cast ballots for their favorite candl-
dots. Voting free. ”h , '
The minstrel committee of the Alpha: .1
Wheel club will meet at 8 o'clock ro- ,‘
its CID!»
sienna-armour
lasso—is.
ll man what no say.
"our
39'"! Int inspect than and lungs
-:-NEW -:- STOCK-:4-
Vlv have all»! [smarts lslt om from last year, on which we hm mods a deeper out. You
A. Dickerman & Son,
.84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Leavening Power,-—-— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
0%
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Baiting
. Powder
~ Accountant rune
- an. Alice MacDonald, or”l~,;§}§.}..t}ln.i
is visiting friends in Jersey City. N. J.
—-A good upright piano.
Ten dollars per month.
ovsn “ham.
Price, $250.
News and Gossip of the Day "r
\‘nrwallr.
Joseph Carr and bliss Alico Webb dolly
the published report that they arc to he
married Christmas eve.
kllrrt
Edward B smith, of Usllorne nvcnnc,
is quite ill with the grip st tlw residence
of his father, Edmund ll Smith. RayA
mond avenue. ' '
The East Norwalk school fair nctlcd
.160. One hundred of this will ho used
to makethe last payment on tho school
piano, and the balance {will be (-xpulllled -
for books and matrriais to ho nscd in the
classes. 4
—-Lauc's is without doubt tho place to
buy kandy. m
NOWAYTON.
Tilerois to be a church Silt‘lflliir' to
mgrrow evening at tho homo of Mrs. W.
1: Stevens. ,
The steamer Kate if. Storms, which
ranonarock in tho lmrbor ytslorilav.
was gotten all last evcning. She was
not damaged to any great nxtcnt.
Captain Stanley ll. Lowndcs. who
libeled the barge E. M. Munn. accepted
a bond of $2.000 from the owner. Satur-
day, and allowed him in tow the host to
New York.
DANIEN.
President Theopbilo Euphrst is hard
at work with a view of securing a loca-
tion for his proposed life-saving car‘
fender manufactory. He says that al-
though ho has several places in Norwalk
and Stamford under consideration, he
would much prefer building in Darien
From fifty to one hundred men would
be employed by the company, Mr.
Euphrat feels assured. a fact that would
be immensely advantageous to the town.
Captain Janice N. Cos. superintend'
cut at the Soldiers' Home. reports Lh’lt
the present enrollment of vetcrans under
his charge is 387. Of this number.
which is the largest. yct recorded. 280
are proscnt. thirty one in the kiiddlc-
town insane asylum, three in State hos-
pitals, and soventcon with lcave. The
Home can accommodate 3le mt'll, and
Captain (Zoe believes that below Janu-
nry his present accommodations will in-
sovcrely tried.
“hone llanlq-tl In It?
The nitlnli‘lll l cnlcr a gardon i know Ill.
onou Wllt‘llil'l‘ ll is the owmt's gllrdvll or
the unnlcncr's unrdr-ll. Nearly all liirKi’llllll
costly unnll-llu arc glirdpllvh' gill-dolls. and
for lily part luoulrl not intro 1 ill-m nun gift.
1 don't. think i l-w-r l‘t‘lnt'llllH'i' r-ln‘yiug the
gardens of the grunt, but i continually rice
cottage gardens, little village or socimlul
plots, cllltivntmi unrl lmuiv bountiful by the
pathetic t-xprdil-llls of lilt‘ptltll‘, which 5901“
to has! a charm lillllt' cannot ril‘nl. Almost
errry gnnlsn, uud ctrtuinly mynwu, sins
against the law of crummy. ’l'llrre nrv ion
many flowers, and f‘th'lJi, surprirw and Mig-
grslivcm-su llru 11ml.
[have set-n one clnntiwring row. our lint
caring hollyhock glorify/l cultnym lmmc.
arrest one'n stop and prolong unv‘s flil'tulfl'
lions longrr than all tho terraces of Chutn-
worth. lh'nr lnmin, culiirntu silliplli‘lly
and tenderness, and shrub out. as rlcndllcst
poison what i call your low illflli'lh your
tautufor splendor, profusion and the pridc
of life. in your «raw tilt-y are not to ho ins
dulgsd In without what. you spoke of as tho
amlrybrcmnlnu the principal and the
and tin pcrpunnl.’ '1‘: owner of a
a may not rare for it in the loud. but
you cannot very wcll imp him out of lt.~
Alfred Austin in 'l‘hc National ilcvir-w.
The Ancient Hearse.
The anulrut hearse. so often mentioned in
wills and funeral direction», was not a cut-
riage for the conveyance of tho body like
that in urn at the proscntdny, but was a
four square frlunuwnrk of iimbor. from
each corner of which rose a rallcr. slanting,
and all four rum-rs met at. tho top. Thin was
savored with him-k cloth. and at the inner
als of pcrsnnsul distinction was sci up lnra
limo in the choir for tho rrcnptiml of the
“odyduring the service. it was snrroumlml
with rails and fringed and ornnmrntcd ec-
wrdimr to tho- rank of the deceased. Until
the ltclnrnmiion imam were garnished
with nllmtlrlllil'l light». as well ills with pen-
cils and watchman, bntywith the change
of faith the light-warsdlscnntinnel. These
iisamm were introduce-r1 stand the four—
teenth country. and they mntillnml in be
used until the civil wars of the sewntcnntb
mturv.~\\'r-tmlnstcr (insults.
H R Children cry for
Pltoher’e esoteric.
mutual-ink, wombat-cantons.
woman-simultnwcmlrmrmis.
mum-imminent." tum
mamrmmmmmu.
, children Oryfnr
Muller's cumin.
The Show .‘illch of the l‘nlon‘ Pacino.
With t\\'n and somctimcs three engines,
our heavy train. new divided into two sec
tions. climbed up the high wall of the Sier-
ra Nevada. We passed through the mag-
nificent scenery of Shady run, Blue can«
you and Giant and Emigrant gaps. In run-
ning 107 mills we had climbed nearly 7,000
(out, sonlctimcs over very steep grades. Be-
fore W0 reached the summit. snow sheds
began to your and soon bccanlu practi-
cally continuous; _ g
It was the womb of May, and the moun-
tains were still covered deep with snow.
We rods through 40 miles of these wooden
tunnels, from whose windows we could
now and tilt-ll catch glances of wild wastes
of snow covered mountains and all other
times of fort-sis of pins and fir trees. With
out these sheds it. would be impossible to
operate the road in wintcr. They are built
in the most thorough manner—often upon
solid foundations of masonry-and are new
ratcd by iron plates into sections to guard
against the spread of tire.
There are automatic electric flroinlarum
in one of the longest sheds. and an bugine
with a lnnl». Chase at hand is kept ready to
flood any section that should catch fire.
Tho silcllnnru patrolled and guarded in a
careful llilillllt'l‘. Such attention is due not
only to the pnsscllgcr and freight traflc
which the mud conducts, but to the value
of the hilm'in, a blob arr-rage from $8,000 to
312,0“) llf'r milc. Several miles. where
bfldfll'SUllIl plu-vipzces made the construc-
tion (llmt‘liii, wet as lunch as $hl.l)00 per
mli€.-Uil~uri’ol'.
(hind Advice. but III Timur].
“Within is moigilly fillillll'tlll.”‘l3ilflt‘ly
remarked tl’tfnllahnn to his friend McCaf‘
,y.
”Indndc, all that‘s lilhlc," :lllswercd
McCafi'rcy, who had lilill his shuro ofdo'
mastic uxpericncus.
"ll'ycr mulud that toimc I fell inter-the
well?” qllcriml ti't'ailnllan, encouraged
by this synlpnthvliu m-quimaenco in his
vicws concerning tho Ilnrelinbilityol the
sex.
"Faith, that. Hz the tuilne ycr shpollcd a
bootlful wake by comill tcr loifo when we
thot yer will drownllcd. "
“Yis. but it isn't that. Wot hurt me feel-
ings; it Will. wot mo “ifs said to me whln
I come tcr ill-y Ht’llWfl.”
“Wot \vlll. llllltx”
“ Tat,“ says also, 'limv much wntllcrdid
you swallor?‘
” ‘Almut tin gallons,‘ seat I, ‘nn may be
a quart or two morn or loss.’
“ ‘Wl-ll, l’nt,’ M'Z silo. ‘lluw yc'ro found
out how wnihi-t‘ tum-s. i hope yc'li shtick
in il.‘
“All that “in. nil lilo sylllputlly l ircr
got from ill-r. “
“All yil," 11.:rlmi .Vvl‘nil'l‘cy, “smile
silllllli‘llllH mills \vllnill ‘llillilkfrl'lli l‘ill-
gclu.’ "~ Nrw York ill-mid.
.\ llclllzorlluhlo llrisrll.
Thri'v lllwlinrn ln'urlng u I‘wwlllllinllce
inmw lllulllli'l‘lll‘t‘ ill the: liilllll of loving
nillleI Ill the ruins Iulrl‘n'r's All 1). .\ few
days l‘llli‘l‘ mm «~l ll..- lvl‘-llll‘1‘~l‘llll‘l‘t'4l the
sllull curly ill l‘.:r' li.I‘i‘llilli.( :lllrl \\:|‘~ dilly
shillml ll} it t: .‘ Hill) had hurt) at
pork in llu- u- mi. in m for mu- m two
days .‘Uw‘ll lln'. m i. nlmlllxl‘ imillwr
Pllllll' llzlllul lz' .l-wnl it~il:lll‘if‘<l|l1f‘lilllin
at tho lulluls Hi nimlhnr I‘m-win,
In liw muting tin- third lm-ihrr made
his upln-tlml. v, “hm llll‘ licrllllln dropped
his r.l/nl' lli tl'~i'dil' Ilmrnt llllll w. illilllrll;
"Wril. lull." gnwim~ lllll llilln has the
flls‘lwd. ll‘Ill'il l (\tl'HH' 3 lainllrr-l liiiil in
ill-iiiilll'llili. :llunl.r dull->1 lllill at dinner
llllll'r‘,flllll lll' (’Uliil‘H lulu-k now lnit his
ln-ur-l mic-ill: as it m-vi-rt'lls2"»-l.ollilon
Tll‘lills.
.‘mlliury Ilrxuling.
Solitary rmsllzeu \vlll t‘lllilllu ll man to
utllil‘ llinm'il \. :lll illturlmltioli, but with.
out f‘llll\‘l'i“~.lil|‘l| his lliimi will Ilcl-nllln like
almmi “illl-v'll mu illllll‘l»~l| 1mm of un-
llcnithy stirmmtinn. it is not enough to
harvrst linuuimlgv by almly. Thu wind
ofinllt lllllui uinnnw if. and blow away
tho clulll'. ’l‘hml will llw ricur bright grain
of wisdom be ullrllcrwl for our own true
or that of utiwrn. «\l‘illlaln Malia-Wu.
Ileavy Mantis] Exevtlon.
Dialling (telling his story)». Well, all,
when l reuchcd tho river the hull. ferryboat
was gone. I could ml it approaching the
opposite side. So i sat down tothink it
over.
Totling(with deep intercom—And did you
stressed in getting it back by that method?
-Brooklyu Lilo.
"it is a pirnsnro to soil Chamberlain‘s
(tough llnnwdy " says Slicknsy it Dent
ior, druggists, public, Ohio. "liecncsr.
a customvr alter once using it, is almost
certain tocail for it when n in in herd
of such a medicine. We sci more of it
than of any other cough medicine We
handle, and it always gives satisfaction.
For coughs, colds and croup. it is with-
out an equal. For sale by (i. (‘. Htlllson
drugglst;
if a New York millionaire gives a din-
ner at on. avenue and 00th street, costing
370:).2‘0, whichlgivos 13
an: t est- ps
ors‘ truism hurdle; have iopny .00
each for Cactus Blood Cure to caret am
what would be the saving per capila if
the dinner should not. be given, there
being or persons at the feat
inquire at Piusisd's drug slow. when;
you may have the problem solved and
get information about!) mtns lilo 1mm
Mr lrs l’. Wetrnors, a prominent ml
natal» agent of San Angelo, Texas, has
and Chamberlain‘s (folio Cholera and
Diurrhn-n Remedy in his famll for sav-
crslycars as occasion rcqul ,and Ila
was: with perfect success. He says: "1
tin it a perfect ours for our baby when
troubled with who or dysentrr . 1 now
feel that my nullitis not comp to with.
out n Mills of this tumor]; at home or
on a trip away from hams.’ For sale by
(l. (I. Balloon. «imprint.
Fur rheumatism i have found nutblu
equal to Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. t
wioytntbewgu soon-owl: burg;
s p D It
mum it clad-ls sinus worth
.. c.- "-
OMMMO for
jl 'I '1.
lions-Iv. tissue-
by 0.
flirted: '
ltd”.
the class 3J3”
a“. in on give them something
other. Wanderers cane and
pen le’s eyes, which lasts for
salt gsun.
can Flour. 300 $4.65 bb
250-. Funny Canoe
C ifornia Prunes,
Granulated finger,
We will sell you as cheap
on .store in town. Save
ge ting what you pay for,
Corn, me, till
the we
Loading Grocer, 33 Waslling‘lo
[fortnrl‘o‘ so bleak..." ..
hirinill Hlmil ........
Hound Steak...
Simuldri' fife-ilk
l‘ritnu itlh Rom
Eigllih Rib lion
Pork Mina...
Pork Chops... .
Pork Suitsugc ..
szt‘flll Hams...
b ronll Hlmnlrlr
Halt Pork
Hagar cured
Lamb (.‘llulm
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
ill North Main st., So. Norwnik.
"Special for t
CRAYUN. PASTELLE. WA
in hand Work from thr- urlglnal negativc. This
detail.
1
i open for
lilllillilll
l
Largo lino Couches, Lounges,
Foot Busts, Whitl- Chamber Sui
Oak (‘llnmbor Suits. Book Cases
Mothers Bend ’l‘il is.
“My child is subject to scwrc attacks
of dlalrilwn. llllrlng the lust sivkncss.
fir. llaml's Diarrhwn Mixture was froclV
.‘ll'i‘li and an imnlr-diatcmlrc rcsllltcd.
It would have rr‘quirt'tl a dozen visits
will physician. as on former occasions.
[brill-lo Dr. Hand's Remedies would
llal‘t-sllvmi the infer)! the child i lost.
hlld they bran within my roach at lbsr
lmeof its sir-Ilium." Mrs. P. H. fiss-
ler'l‘. 722 New oll‘l'l‘l, (‘umdt-n. N. J.
i‘iu-y :iru spirlidid children's ft‘llltlllP.‘.
25 cunts. All drug stores
‘ Taylor a: Golden.
BeaiEsiale and Insurance
WAHIIINHTUN HTRVJN'I“.
Persons llllklliu fol-dint or house Mill . 4.
with tho View of purrhludxlgmrn ilwllmi lv
"all and (‘Xllllillit‘ our list. “in haw ”will I- r
«in in uvury pnrlof 1hr city at l'i‘llunlinll‘t
prices and on «any torlnr. anzll tr
WAN'l‘l-lll.
(llifirll’tllilm and vault-l to clean. lip-inn. in
' rmnnw. (lnirrn promptly allorndmi m
and v-lmr cs Tl‘fhiillllltlli. .uirs ”ININ, 3::
Woutlwnt'l iH't'lilll‘. ill: lw
l)lll€li.‘i.‘ul4\iil.‘ill by tho llll)’. Tl'l‘lll". ills
(‘nll llt‘lll‘i't'li 7 and K in tho P‘Wlllflh
Mrs Martini-7.. ‘.’i liavllnnd Hil'l‘l 1. Month Nnr.
wnilr. sril film
1‘" LET.
\‘ltl. 1:”. Ann sin-ct lint lloor: rent‘illl per
A rmmth. l.. ll.llul*ullr. "gent. “uniting-
boil Ain't-Ll‘lly. «lillll
”DIVE near Elm ”rm-u thrr. 7 rlwlmr,
Sill: hour-u, L’h ilny strut-i, pill-,hmnw. i'lly‘s
Nut-k. 7: bonito, t'til'lit'l' 1an and 'l'ollrs nll‘t'uf,
loin-r i nor: rooms to let. on 'l‘oilun street; lower
Mt nfllmlnu mi Marshall strnrt. inquire, of
. oun ll. Know. m Win-r sit-m. do if
FROM fir-«'cmln-r int. lower half of house;
Nit-ill Meadow strcrt. 5 rooms. inquire
iln. liliNllilf’f'l 291 Wolf. cvclinr. or on the
premium. mil if
)Ali’l‘ of lower house. Woodward avvnuw.
rr-ni ‘9: part of harm corner Ninth Main
structural ianfrmi ism, rum. ill: nm of
rhnmnnr hon-o. llnn nrlii'im'r. nun. ll. Apv
ply to it. A. minimum.
"if. in: floor in the lnvnranvu bulld-
lng. mmoriym-cnpirfl h flutivr llllllw,
(l.( i For pittiiculnrs n nine of ii. H
ills sinrunn Mirth . nin sirrrl. or
Beltran. (lily National flank. not!
null hbnildln on Watsrstrml A 1y in
5 Eli. nnpp.“ ' lino
”nun concur,
MUSIC HALL,
Tuesdaymec. l 2 ’93
ThellaclPaitiConceHCo.
Honor the mispirn of
'l'ile l‘lrsl lethmllst tpfsropalt’lmnb.
The mutually consists of the followins mints:
lotions Glamour have,
. u ,r known an ”ill Af‘ P .9‘ rim not.
I'll: armor of bur transit-lid til {10!leer
n. 5'1” 1': 3 If
"if! 1 RM' A
imbibid’ir. l’n'dsg'd's
urc’e‘x‘ifiiiiili
tienvlllatu
110‘!” “ill «in» 1". film
—.
ilrnwn‘,
lisorlro
-. ymmm
k
”non my...
. can. use
of our patrons blow our born for ‘
to blow about. We run our busi-
r own name and do not vacillate from one state to am
go and try to all the wool over
a short period idud then go by the
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jones’ Flour no inferior substitute) . 60c 23g, $4.65 bbL; Suc-
d... M , 25c; 4 lbs. Rica,
by leaving your
.i‘elcphono call, 52-3. | Satisfaction guaranteed.
copies, but must he done from the original negative only,
it y of tho sums, and prodllring in the flnishml picture velvety ”from: and "richnc-ls of tons and
.\ lino exhibition of this beautiful work may now lw war. at Studio.
———Fi.\’i-Z Pll‘Tl'RE Fl’lAlill'ZH lN lV-‘Oi’tY AND (10th ..
~ " y A new line all
--------- .ARTIHTII' Pfifl'l'flfiltlti’llfi lN i'l..\’l’l.‘ifflYl'H§———
NANCE, HAVE PUT U8
e. We are at the hendof
Grocer, 83 Washing-
l.;7 lbs.
0 and 15c can; 3 lbs. Extra Large
25v 320 ounces of Havcmeyor 6: Elder Fine
for $1.60; l inc Butter, 28c lb.
and give you better satisfaction than
rry and, disappointment of not
order with
‘ CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
n Street. Telephone lali' 13-2
E. d. WADRAMS. Proprietor,
FREE DELIVERY,
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
2i Wall at... Norwaik
i Teleplmne call, 557—3
he Holidays.
PORTKAITH ll’v'
nan colon no SEPIA.
superior graded! work cannot be mule from
thereby preserving all the due «only
ll‘la'm-(‘l hm.
-——-—.‘fi—.—_.
E. M. JlC‘KSOli, PHOTOGRAPHER. 53 Fill" Si. lllllilllll.
" di Stills
illlerBig lnducemems in Purchasers
)F
FURNITURE.
it their Wale n... 46 an 48 llain n, liornali.
Ladics’ ilak Dcsk, $5, $03, 82’, $1“; Fancy Rocker. $25“ to trill;
lunch, Hassocks, ilatilacks,
ts complete». Also a large lino
. ( 'hoi‘i’oniorcs, lint Racks.
ll?
['03 HA LE.
‘\ Flh’iil durum ; «3., t -
A
, .., ‘I i’rwr
limo.» v, :31‘. ttrwr warm,” .‘s’nrs
Iii“ 471'
. llAf'Kl'H walr-r armor, “shit i. to... is» will
An‘ llwlilr for mm! or rm», Apm, at thi-
n 7.
L057.
[gilTWEEN f 'arv’s mariner and Mable l'laa‘r.
Ens! .Vnrxv» v wine containing in,»
hr'fu'r' n :l l and 9i... ,\ lzhevsl rears” will be
grill for H" Eclm‘n m ii. t. J)" nmv, mule
aa e. 412*
W.A.Benedici
Sentinel Building,
South Kuwait.
4"...“
Uwirlgtothc latcmrns of tho
mason. i shall not carry Men's,
Yonlhs' or linyn' l'iothing until
Spring.
A FULL LINE OF
MEN’S
iumishinglloolis,
Children’s
1 liliillllll
HATS
Ready for Inspection
Norwalk Chronicler