M n’s
'I-Llyoliday
Gaods
Are on exhibition.
Come and see them.
Prices are reasonable
and goods first class.
Il.ll.Plaisteli
.Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH ‘NORWALK.
saunas. etc.
Till: Is a good time to Paint.
shall be Pleased to give you
‘ ' In doing your sort.
.I
. bill guarantee Satisfaction in
m m. yyflw-
, be use only lswett's Pun.
'Iltlte lead and first linseed
III.
E. ,E. Gorham,
lit. 2 Fiat Avenue.
NORWALK.§
'6 Washington St.,
Also bar
“In
HATS
CIS &
Furnlshings
Ws sell the best two dollar Hat sold' In the stats.
00.,
30. N orwalk
can buy them from 83.00 lili-
TIIE EVENING SENTIN EL.
JAMES GOLDEN. utter Ind Prov'flator.
$63:6mon be. Mr!) months
01.5: mlmonth‘llea'uta. shale con/13.2 cents
”Kill ’0me ml ALAIN.
Box 8-Oorner washlnlton and North Main
. .wHWu ..,.._
: streets.
30: m Day and Tollss streets.
Box Mm street.
Box Ill—Well street. opposite Franklin street
school.
Box lbOancord street. opposite school.
Box u-Oorner North Main and Annatreeta.
Box IB—Ooruer High street and Bayvlew
avenue.
Box luv—Narwslk Iron Works building.
Box H-Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box 21~Oorner West. street and Taylor
avenue.
Box Ila-Corner lilyavcnue and Bouton street.
Box fill-Corner South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box zit—Mk nght station.
Box 41—Fairileld avanue and Oedsr street.
I
Miniature Almanac for To-Inorrow.
Sun Rises San Beta High This Low Tide
at 7:18 at 4:24 at 2.09 at M!
law York Harald. Weather- tore: eat.
The. weather today promises to be very
much colder and clear. with the approach of a
tavern «Ewan. 'l’s-snerrow It premises to
be colder and clear.
”fiw""""','""f’" ”W’
$01"er NORWALK.
What In- l'ao'la of Our cm are Doing
and flaring.
~Coflee with cream, be cup.
Restaurant. Open all night I
Depot
Mrs. Sylvester Hunt and Mrs. Ed-
mund Zelulf are in New York.
f
—Don’ t forgot that the Germania Sam-
gerbuod will hold their great masquerade
ball, Feb. 21st.
Mrs. Brown, of Stamford. mother of
Mrs. C. It. D’Artois. of Wes: street, died
this morning.
. —Three good squats pianos to be sold
fur $75. Five.- dollars per month. J. W.
Studwell.
A. N. Paddock is drawing up plans
for the alterations to James C. Stcvcns'
residence on East avenue.
—-'l'hc place to buy blalagu grapes to
at Phil Cullen‘s; 10cm. lb.
The barge Owen hchilIiams III dis-
charging a cargo of Hazelton coal at
Raymond Brolhers' wharf.
-—l"resh hams, I20 a pound, at Hayes
market.
The Epwortll League of the Fire: Meth-
odist Episcopal church will not meet to-
night on account of the lecture by
Amos Parker Wilder.
—\Voman's Exchange only open Well-
nesday nndSalnrday afternoons and eve.
nings Snyder‘s, Washington at Good
things to eat for sale and Xmas goods.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. 'I’srryn of New-
ark. N. J., are spending a few days with
Chief of Police and Mrs. WilliamVollmcr
corner of Union and Franklin streets
.——~‘- _ ._.
‘—Myof delbinnlbmd, at Issues
“was...
A meeting will be held at the Council
Chamber, Thursday afternoon, Decem-
ber 14, at 8 o'clock, to perfect the organi-
zation of a relief association.
-You can buy fresh pork and sun-
asgo for Wen pound, 10 lbs for “.00, II:
Ilayes' market.
Dr. W. C. Burke. Jr., attended the
meeting of the Stamford Medical society
at Dr. Rogers” home, last night. The
phonograph was exhibited and explained
as an aid to medical diagnosis.
«Dr. Amos Parker Wilder’s lecture
tonight, is the last of the course. ”Uncle
Sam's Gold, Silver and Paper." Melba
dist church, 80th Norwalk, So'clock.
Tickets, 25 cents.
James Fltgsrald, of the Ganavoort
Bank. New York, was calling on old
friends In South Norwallr yesterday. Mr
Fltgerald has quitsareputatlou as an
elocutlonist and has been heard here.
-—Au elegant six octave organ, .50.
Fire dollars per month. J. W. Blndwell.
The second subscription dance under
the auspices of ladies of the Knob Out
lag club, will be held a: Arlen Hall next
Monday evening. The tickets will be
$1.00. and can be obtained of the ladies.
as before. Music by Jerome May Banjo
club.
Milan's forget that lane's is the place
for candy. “
J. W. Etudwall says hi advertising
pays. Even yesterday the locals that
were printed without telling whevelhe
bargains were sieved, brought inquir-
Iettohiaatcrensdalispselaltiaaolmd
thus far through 'l'as 381'!!!“ have
been sold. Thls speaks wall for Tm
Bra-nest. an advertlsta; medium and
for Mai will It in enterprising
' businessIes
~FM|I
W s: flayes’
marker. - .
matters”! “fed sociatymet leer
'alglltattbsbells of hr. II. It. Allen,
WWW been. Hustler
we read a very able and Islets-that
The popehasoondrmad the selection of
than". Michael Tierney, of New British.
to be bishop of the diocese of Hartford,
succeeding the late Bishop Mo Bishop.
Butler lodge, I. 0.0. R. will nomi-
nate olllcers tonight. Other Important
bnslnrulslobebrough: up. All mem-
bers are earnestly requested to' be
present.
Every person who Is a member and
who believes in the hospital, should be
at the South Norwalk Congregational
church to night, at 8 o’clock to hear the
reports and participate in the election
of officers.
—-A good upright piano. Price, 3250.
Ten dollars per month. J. W. Studwell.
Daniel McIntyre handed in his resig-
nation ns supernumerary policeman to
Chief of Police Vollmer, this‘moraing.
The council will probably take action on
ital their adjourned meeting to night. ‘
William almonds and William Black
man, two of the men discharged from
the Norwalk Iron Works, left this morn-
ing for New Orleans, where they have
secured employment. Another man for.
merly in the employ of the company,
Albert Bradley, has accepted a position
in the Turner machine shop, Danbury
Acting School Visitor Blanchard and
President Adpms, of the School Board
and School Visitor Carroll spent a por-
tion of last evening inspecting the loan
night school at the Franklin street
school building. They especially com-
mented upon the earnestness of the pu~
pile. There is a goodly number of those
in the middle years of life, and much III-
tention will be given tosuch. A further
opportunity to register will be given
Thursday night.
—Buyler' s at Lens s for CiIrI'eInas
VOHWMIE NFWS
A Breasy ltudgnt of l-teus From ti.I»
I! per lad "I Town.
Expressmau William Lincoln is on the
sick list.
bliss Pearl Gregory, of West avenue,
has returned from a visit with friends in
Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Can llarstrom are enter-
taining Mrs. Ifarstrom’ s sister from (le-
neva, N. Y.
The amount of the town orders given
to the poor this year Is over $1,000 less
than last year. The total number of
town orders drawn is 1.720.
«Adsipili Concert Co's Jubilee sing-
ers, Opera House. Dec. 20 Tickets.“ .50
Mrs. Norman A. Wilson, mother of 0.
E. Wilson. of Norwalk, died at her home
in Harwlntothonday noon. Mr. Wilson
went to Harwinton yesterday to arrange
for the funeral, which will be held at 1
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The Inasmuch circle of King's Daugh-
ters of the Methodist Episcopal church
will hold a special meeting, on Thursday
afternoon, a: the residence of Mrs. Wil-
liam Benedict, 4 Maple street. All men)
hers are requested to be present.
A delegation of members of the Nor-
walk Congregational Y. P. S. C. E., will
leave the chapel in II wagooetts at 7:30
o'clock. tonight, for Cranberry Plains.
where they wIlI organize a branch of the
Norwslk Christian Endeavor Union.
Three trolley cars came up town after
the concert in Music Hall last night. On
the way down car No. I stopped near
Union Place to take on a passenger,
when car No. ll, which was coming be-
hind, crashed into the rear of the car
ahead, bending the dub boards of both
cars. The damage was repaired In about
half an hour.
Thomas Gilmore, stataorgaulur of the
Order of United American Mechanics,
will visit I’llgrim Council tonight and
deliver an address. Delegates from
Lincoln Council. of South Norwalk. and
Commodore Perry Council, of New Ca-
naan, will be present. All members of
the order are requested to be present, as
the meeting promises to be exceedingly
interesting.
—~Iauea Is withoutde the place to
buy handy. , ‘
Evening schools have not yet been re
opened in the Over River and Center
districts for the reason that the district
committees claim they have leased the
buildings to the town and have no right
to allow the school writers to takepossw
blon. One of the members of the Board
of School Vlsltnra said today that the
selectmeu would probably look upon the
Initiny of the East Norwalk and Winni-
pauk schools as trespass.
At It meeting of the missionary som'
mitten of the Norwalk (700mm
Y. Eli. C. E ,a: the residence oflfkla
Fannie Clark, WI! night, the com-
Iulttse was informed by one In a position
to know that a family who was given a
Thanksgiving dinner of meat and vega-
tsblea. besides- Isms quantity of grocer-
sr, took tile-applies they received bra
Wall street saloon, where they were or»
changed for liquor. The family is com
posed of a use and wife and It: chlld~
res. 0!me whollvs albums the
will be tried before Justine Used. Satur-
day. This is said to he the beginning of
a divorce suit.
Charles Low and Timothy McCarthy
were arrested for breach of the peace,
this morning, and brought before Justice
Saturday. _._~__ A...
The funeral of Mrs. George Jennings
was held from her late. residence on
Issuard street this afternoon. Rev. 8.
B. Pond officiated. The burial was at
Pine Island cemetery.
~Samples of some of the Christmas
presents to be given away to customers
at the Norwalk Boston store, are now on
exhibition in the store window.
Girard 8. McClIesuey died of consump
tion at the residence, of his father, Abra
ham llcChrsue-y. 20 Wilton avenue, this
morning, aged thirty years. He leaves a
widow, who has the sympathy of a large
circle of friends. ”W“
Constable John Lockwood yesterday
attached two barrels of whiskey and some
money in the cash drawer of Michael
and Kate Fsban'a saloon on Main street.
The attachment was levled In favorof
Attorney Gray, for services rendered.
commissioner of the Superior Court.
will go to Silver Mine to marrow, to hold
a bearing upon the disputed boundary
lino between property of Ilyatt Gregory
and Charles H. Buttery.
The first meeting of the minotrei com-
mittee of the Alpha Wheel club was held
last night. They organized and practi-
cally decided to hold the entertainment
February 5 and possibly repeat I: on Feb-
ruaryll. After discussing several feat.
tires of the proposed programme, the
committee udjoruued until Thursday
evening.
St. Paul‘s church fair opens at the
Norwalk Opera House this evening. At
8:30 “A Box of Monkey s" will be produc-
our advertising columns. Tomorrow
evening the young people will till the
prpgramrns The hall is attractively
decorated and the entertainment prom-
ises to be a big success.
-So grateful are the proprietors of
the Norwnlk Boston store for the im-
menso business of the past won, in
spite of the doll times, that they wish to
show their appreciation of the patronage
bestowed on them by distributing a
large number of Christmas presents
amongst their customers. In this limi.
tell space I: would be impossible to sun-
merate all theatticles they intend to
give away. but amongst them are a ton
of coal, a barrel of flour, two sewing
machines. a tifty~eix piece Isa set, a tur-
key. several bags of flour, several pounds
of tea and coffe, a ham, a rug, a pair of
portiere curtains, a pair of lace curtains.
a lamp, larlies' and misses' cloaks, a wool
dress pattern, ten piece toilet set. a
crayon portrait, an oil painting, several
dollars‘ worth of sugar. muffs. fur capes,
kid gloves, umbrellas, necktiea. suite of
underwear and hundreds of other ar-
ticles. Call at the Norwalk Boston store,
corner Main and Wall streets, for full
information concerning the manner In
which these articlcsare to be distributed.
OVER 1'"! RIVBI.
News and Gossip ol the tray In last
sun-It.
Mrs. Mary G. Rider, of Bestsvenus. is
in Daubury today attending the Knapp-
Lockwood wedding.
There will be a rehearsal of the Christ
mas songs Friday evening, at the East
Avenue Methodist church.
The East Norwalk Republican club
will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock, to
act on the report of the committee on
mutilation and by-lsws and to elect
onions.
The society of the East Avenue Meth-
odist Episcopal church will meet to-nlght
with Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Randall, River-
side arenuo. An interesting programme
wlll be rendered and refreshments will
be served.
GIST!“ IN GIBIANT.
Aspect-l Age-e 'lshu ovum Lease-eta
Duluth-t.
Connecticut is to teach Germany how
to cultivate oysters. A prominent mem-
bers! tile firm of Ooullera Ickensle,
of Bridgeport. in communication with a
New Eaves Palladium reporter, refer-
ingto this statement,de “We have
just finished a complete set of models in
thedrodging Iine.abow|ng how oysters
are cultivated, and also the method of
«terminating their enemies to this
stategasd we will send to Germsnya
complete-st of specimens. consisting of
oysters, stars. wlukles and drllls.
"The collaetlouh the most complete
at auyiu the merry," lt eontsluu
sculpt-of everyone! abalone-d. both
bysteam and sailing buafltali mot“.
ropes and dredge twins. and with a com
plus an of reports hells collocation
shell nah mummdamsad to
other state commissions. This notice»
lion has been made for Dr. Brass:
liltenbaum, creams-y, who hasbsaa
Theodorenl’rince, of West Norwalk,
Hubbell. The cases were motioned until " 1
Judge JulIIIII B. Curtis, of Stamford. II '
ed. The cast of characters sppearsiu:
M males
, Tropicana-nature nus slot as say. constrainsmttll'eutsdiutys
lat-yourselves issltllitvtssur
-:~NEW ~:~ STOCK-:-
lle have slits garments hit em from last year. on which we have nuts a deeper out. You
ojol
5
A. Dickerman & SOn,
84 WASHINGTON STREETIS SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Highest of all in Lcavcnlng vacr.——Latest U. S. Gov‘t‘chort.
Belong
Powder
WEI PURE
WTIII': also our aim Arum.
locked Out Hatters Claim Factories
Will Boon mart llp.
A Danhury Dispatch says: The exco-
utive committee which has In charge the
adults of the locked out IIIlttcrII nIndoa
statement yesterday to tho I-rllelt
that it had positive information from
New York that some fuctmim here
would start up soon and start up, too. as
“fair" shops, As the manufacturers
spend at least one-half their time in Now
York and the committee has men there
who are on the inside and keep them
posted. information coming from Illnt
source has all appearances of being reli-
able.‘
In answer to the manufacturers“ threat
to import labor. the batters say they
Will assert their rights. rcgnrdlrnz ,ng lin-
consequences.
ovsrms I‘olt ltl'llol'l‘.
Number of Barrels Exported from rim.
ember II to December 9.
The amount of oyster; exportedho
Europe” for tho weI-k ending linrorniwr
llth, 1893, was as follows:
firlsuln war :I \Illliii.‘
Magnetic Liverpool fill
ananls Liverpool . #2:
Paris London l2.“
Rhaetla Hamburg :15
Grecian ltlasgmr :1)
Bh‘lllt‘ n m
Total 1.51;?»
wmtx ENIIINII‘ .VIII'IIIIIl-tll lr‘.
Britannia Liverpool .‘Illl
Etrurht lvermol 719
Berlin mll‘lllll uh
Ancborla filIugow :30
flotilla Hamburg 31
Total le
WEEK Ixntsn sm'nmml 1"».
Teutonic Livrrnwl Hi
Uampanla Liverpool or:
New York London lfbi
Peruvian (Glasgow all
Russia Hamburg :53
Total mil
Irma Ismsu IIEI‘ENIILH '3.
Germanic Liverpool 47s
Umbrla Liverpool I‘m
Paris London ltd
Moravia Hamburg in
Total 1.23?
Willi: ENDING IIn‘EMIIEK l‘.
Musstlc Liverpool It'd
Lucaula Liverpool will
Berlin Immlnll Til
Berlin Southampton IK'I
Suevla Hamburg at
South California Glasgow ‘3
Furnessla Glasgow it
Total TII‘.’
~02”.
New upright Arion piano, fancy
French walnut case, three pedals, Tl
octave, deep,rlch tune. satieiuctIon guar-
anteed. warranted for five years, beauti-
ful stool and scarf for "75; former
price $650. Buy this plant) it will last a
life time. J W Stutlwell
BLUE PENCILED PARAG RAPHS
'l‘hcrelms besII rioting in
clallsts.
A dlvcr died of fright while Ill work on a
wreck at Aalltalnllll, 0.
James C. IlarVI-y',cx-Illllllstcr to I’nrtu-
gal, died In Washington.
General John Newcomb Knapp died at
his home In Auburn, N. Y.
The government of Argentine has Ils-
clared poluical amnculy )u all refugees.
Lansing B. Minor. who was minister to
Central America when the Ilurruudia in-
cident occurred, died in Ilenlca, Cal.
The brlde of I). It. Dolley of lionesllalu,
P to whom helvaa married but three
w ’lIgo, has Illysterlously disappeared.
election to fill the mean ,sent caused
by be death of General hill of Pennsyl-
vania wlll be held on the third Tuesday in
February. .
Rev. Dr. Krlmlsr of New York, at a
Christian Alliance convention in Philadel—
plIIs. predicted that the millennium would
occur In ms
The Germunla club. the most influential
German social organisation In Chicago,”
fused the proffered gift. of a portrait of
Governor Altgeld. but later accepted it.
FORTY POISONED.
o'- loan-lea Telegraph operator on the
uni-II land by Arsenic.
Witsssusnns, Pa. Dec. II. «o. W.
Gantry. a nonunion tell-graph operator.
who was taken to the hospital onilatur
day, has alncs died after suffering wifll all
thesymptonlsof arseplcsl poisoning. Guer-
leywas taken sick on Thursday evening
andraported of! duty, owing to what be
III was a severe attack of colic. Ho
add could not Imagine where he could
have eaten any food that was poisoned.
but that on'l‘hursdsy afternoon he ate it
veal outlet at a restaurant and II short time
afterwlrd was first talus ill Later on
May at h: he had a relapse and uoutln
and lag weaker Itntll Inert:
In that during the week from 30
to so 0 the nonunion Inca who boarded at
thasams mutant suffered from severe
in the steam The coroner or
anautopa’y. wills was held by Dre.
Babies and Kyle. They found in the atom-
asb distinct traces of polmnlnu.
Postal clerks Watched.
All poatofllse buildlhgure tried with
"”00“.
arts In “a
laurel
fiirfl y by so-
Wué’lfln
Irish 1 IIIaglnntfnn.
An Irish gentleman was shooting with i
an English fn‘end IIMr. I). They had very
little sport. So Mr, ll said. “1’1le this
countryman whether there are any birds
about here " “No use to ask him,”sald
his companion; "he’ll only tell you lies.”
"I'll ask him at allevenls.” said Mr. B.
“My good man. are there any birds about
here?" "I otII of birds, your honor " said
he “Tell me u but sort of birds. " “Well
now. your hollol llll‘l‘t‘ a grouse: rind wood '
cocks and wipes and ducks and tilllblnau
and all sorts of birds" “Ask. him," whls
per-ed the I rlsh gentleman, "whether there
are any thermometers." "Tell Ino,”sald
13., ”do you ei‘cl‘ soc any thermometers
About here?" “\Vcll. now, your hanor, if
there WM a nice. frost the place would be
alive with them."
Many years afterward,as I drove with
my wife from Killamey to Kearnare,l told
her this story. She said she could hardly
believe it.
and you‘ll ecu he’ll say much the some.”
Solsnid to the barcleggsd boy who was
runninollll’lng beside the carriage. "What
is the hum.- of Illa little river near us!"
“"l‘ls the Finn. your honor.” “Are there
not many flail in It?" "There ts, your
honor." "\i'lmt mrl of fish!" “There do
be till-outs :Iml eels. your honor." “Any
salmon?" "Tllcrelloim an odd one.“ "Any
whitetrout?" "'I‘Ilcrc do hen good lot of
them." “Any lhernlometersi"q “Them
does be there. too, your honor. but they
comes up lather in the season than the
white tllrmlts."—Sercuty Years of Irish
Life.
b'malIncas/Extraordluary. ’
At the London fair of 17+? William Moss-
man, a jeweler. exhibited a shell of a com-
mon Barcelona not containing .1 tea table,
tea board, a dozen clips and saucers, a
sugar dish, II bottle. :I funnel, l5 drinking ‘
cups,5 punt-ll bowls. lit nunmcrs. a pestle
and mortar and two sets of Illnepins, all of
polished ivory. iloverick. a rival trades
man. soon ullorwnrll outqu the genius or
his fellow craftsman. This last named urt-
ist cxhibitmlllw half of a common cherry
stone. from which ho Would tako atable,
1'.) chairs with skeleton bucks, a mirror
neatly franlml, two dozen soup plates, 6
saucers, l2 spmnsllnd a dozen knives and
forks, :1 Bulb cups and figures of a lady and
gentleman. “horn llt' rented at the table.
Dayle. the antiquarian, say»: "This same
Boy-wick lllMI made an ivory camel. pcrfect
in oil of it»: purl 1, sIIsIIIall that it could eas-
ily lxc pzlswll through tho eye of II common
scwilll: LI-ml‘lv; also six palm of scissors so
mull IIIIII (buy l'HllId all be hidden under
till. Il‘iutzof :l liy.lll.ll it cold chain of 9.00
llllks, luwllicll ll ILliIIizltllro padlock and
‘koy “‘vl’l.‘ \vv‘u'ml, jut. II‘II wow of such ml-
nlllo illlllt‘llsltllls'llml upon being attached
to fl lira IIIIIt insect t'lhlly drugged them to
null fmncrom II pzllle of gluss."-—St. Louis
Republic.
.1 hangs I’rcscut.
A good story in l llil (:f the late Sultan
Burg! and Sir John Kirk, lllf‘ll nurt'on—
bill lm Illlt'l'ill‘kli-ll capital.
The (All had u wry mmgc chained
lion, IIlIIlzlsIl lmppj’ thought Ilentl'emlic
lIISlrJnlIII, l'I-Illlllllmg llilll that the lion
fornml one of tho supportcrsof tho royal
anlIsIlhm'I- lllI'gallI' III lilo llritisll consul-
lIlI-.IIIIII tllet Ill.“ llrt'ht‘llt'l‘ of the real brute
would, ll]l‘h‘f‘»l'l.‘, be highly llpprtlpl‘llltt‘.
Alive In I lll’ jmlfilr .inllllquickly cupped
It. um! .‘I! tluemllll-llllll» t‘sr‘nprtl llII- neat-II
city of accepting such an llllplt‘llbillllf. gift.
"I illll sure that your lllflilllt‘hs would
llt‘Vl‘l'Ilillltl:lllllllt‘llllllllull.‘ present," he re
pllI-ll, "Illul when you III-l: illllt‘ in accom-
Iuny the “1' hit :I unicorn Islulll be de-
liglItI-Il lo l't‘Cl‘IH.‘ \(llli‘ InIlIlll‘lctmt offer."—
llluck and Winn.
Tlll‘ Ill-ll In All Night.
“The l Illill) in Ill,‘ ‘ IIIlInIkcd the high
school [{ll‘lllrlt‘l' she had l‘i'llil of its jour-
ney inn-l; to l'lIIllIIlI-lplua. “ispulverimluc-
ill
cording to llll't l-ilzlnnl lutcllliml.“
“What. on mrlllllo you IIIrIuII" asked her
brother
‘ I In. I'.ll til; I: it I. just “Illlt It is cracked
Ilpto lw, Illli {Hall :tpl'mioll lsllorridslnng.
null ltIIII‘ lIll illusion-g" «l‘lttsburgt brou-
lClC-Ttlt‘pl lpln
Dlulcultlra of Education.
'l'ulllllly iv; III; has l‘llll stluly' lllgw itlI but
poor IslII‘I'I*\:~.‘)<--I".;i. my tmu'hcl‘ l 1152'. history
townie llslll'. hilt! lll'
’l‘ulllllly'a l'tlgl- Yin, my hug. . sometimes.
‘l‘olnmy «‘.‘.‘r 51.: u ids Illillownlllll rcpt-At
ItsIl“ 'Imlzr II :.I'l. ’l‘lliluviclphillllccnl‘l.
Mr Ira P Wetmorc. upromlnent real
cstuto agent of San Angelo. Texas, has
used Chamberlain s (ollc, Cholera and
DiarrlIu-a Remedy in his family for sev-
eral years as occasion required, and of
wars with perfect success. lie says: “I
find it a perfect corn for our baby when
troubled with colic or dysentcr i now
feel that my outfit to not comp etc with-
out a bottle of this remedy a: home or
on a trip away from home.“ For sale by
(I. U. Sllllson. drugglst.
For rheumatism I have found notlIlII ll!“
equal to Chamberlain's Pain Ital m.
relicvestllo pvln as soon asap I.icd J.
W Young, cs: Liberty, W. a. The
prompt relief It adordsls alone worth
many times the cost. 60 cents. Its con-
tinued use will client a permanent core.
{or sale by G. (l. Fltlllsou. druggist.
, children my for
Fltcher'a Custom.
s'I‘IInII baby was risk. we gave her Castorla.
When who was a (.‘lIlld, slur cried for Carlotta.
Whoa all" become Mir-l. she clung to CM.
when the had Uhlltlreu. she [anthem m
onlidren cry for
Pitcher’s Clitoris;
children o‘ry for
Miller‘s
Isllld. “I'll try with this boy, ~
tSQ
toll
in the front rank in the
people’s eyes,
settmg sun.
We quote you the following prl
Jones’ Flour
sees FlouncoII _
25c; Fancy Canoe
STI L l. ANOT
Jnrterbousc steak.
-<lrloin 'teak.
touud bleak"
shoulder steak.
’rimo Rib Ros t.
ltlghtlmlllh amid
gar: Uhuns....
or Sau' a
Fresh Baum“: ..
Fresh Should
Hal It.
sugar cured
I‘mh ('hops ......
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET.
Iii Northhfni st.. 80. Norwnlk.
Tole no call, 52-3.
in hand \.urk from the origlnnl negatite. Thi.
detail
,y’ A new
open for
which lasts for a short period and then go by the
capies, but must be done from the original n-rzzative only. thereby rt
lty of thaw-lemmund prmluciutr in Illellnlahml picture. velvety softne.
A llnl exhibition of thisbcuutlful pork may now hr» :1. 3
———~'Fl.\'E PICTl‘I’E FB.\.\1E‘~ IN 1‘. ORI A‘III (IOI. Ila-w»
»»—».\'ltTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS lII’ i'l.A’l‘l.\’l)l‘Y|’E&<
Inspection.
E. M. lilillSllll, PHDTOGBIPHEB. 53
UAR)! DEALING mammogram, HAVE PUT US
trade. We are at the head of
heels-II and that assures our titles Leading Grocer. 83 Washing»
street. The vast number at our patrons blow our born for
us, for we give them something to blow about. We run our busi-
ness in our own name and do not ventilate from one state to an-
other. Wandsrcrs some and go and try
to pull the wool over .
see which we strictly adhere to: '
gloinfsrior substitute), 60c bag, 84 (It bbl.; Suc- ‘
.65 bbl.;7 lbs. Oat Meal, 25c; 41hr. Bios,
cm, 100, 12ft! and 15s can; 3 lbs. Extra Large
all funds Prunes, 25c; 320 ounces of Havemsysr dc Eider Fins
Granuiamd Sugar, for $1. 00; Fine Butter, 280 lb.
We will sell you as cheap and give you better satisfaction than
on store In town. have the worry and disappointment of not
go ting what you pay for, by leaving your order with
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Loading Grocer, 33 Washington Street. Telephone Call 13-2
a.
HER DROP.
E. J. WADHAIVIS. Proprietor
FREE DELIVERY,
| Satisfaction guaranteed. |
PEOPLE 8 MARKET
21 Wall st., NI'Irwalk
Telephone call, {3-743
Special for the Holidays.
FORTE AI’I‘S I N'
Cllllllll, PASTELLE WATER CflLllB Mill SEPIA.
superior prudent cork cannot be made from
wrvlnu all the line qual-
llml dullness nttone and
line of
III". annual.
“It is a pleasure to sell Chamberlain s
Cough Romvdy,‘ says Stickney rt Dent
a customer alter once using it, is almost
certain to tall for it wl: ~.on again in need
of club :I medicine We lull more If it
handle, and‘ ilullvoys gim sat infliction.
For coughs tolls and IrII-II'I, it is with-
out an equal For sale by {I t'. Slillson
drllggisl.
i I). NI'“ Ym“ millionaire guess. din-
I:.. or 5th ave; 'lll'l “dtllalroct costmg
‘HH 1 (in I. m '.- llpi oplc dysptpsla
and those phmln pmdfi‘ WI (‘9 in dcc-
(r: hills and finally how to; pay £5.00
ll'or Can we Bloodl.‘ urn to ollrc them,
whht would b0 thl- saving: her cnplta If
the dinner should mi N given, there
Iran}: R7 rim“ II' II
:1I"I)l't, I'll (fil‘r.
"other Gr Iy “a Sweet Worlll l'nwllcr.
.‘Inlfitl' Gray a I one in the ( 'lll'ldrene
Ilumeln New York as for years treated
chil iron succusdully a 1th :lremclly, now
pro tired and plat-Id in tllcllrupj stores,
Cullml Mother Gray's Smut“ I rm Powd
In Tilt y I'lrl' :-'r III I):
25 cents a pntkagn ley remove all
worms. all! lIarmlvss as milk. pltusonl to
like and Ilt‘Vl‘I” fml. V alunhlo for fewr
ishlwss. constipation and headache. even
if no worms are present. Ask your
Ilrllggist
“'E W" I. sTART FM in a pit .I-IIIIt Md
pr It‘llallle business. Um be done III your
own lllllnt. .\'n(llpitulrequlrml. No peddling.
Elllnnn. rum melteu-llymmll- Ansu‘cl
this if )‘Hll «an only spare um IlOufslflI‘fll
Weslernfiipply (‘0 St Ant-l. Mu ( ll'l 'lI
.I Court.Nmomberllllh..\. 0.18!
Estate of Fannie .I Jones late ofVoruIIlk
In said Dlnll'llf. lluonrrd
leRll‘TOF \ORIVALK s5 I‘llOllAH'lI'
walkdluth limited and allowed six lllllilllh' frnlII
illt‘ dille’ hereof for the rrmliluri of mild relate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
WIII) Ilt'glul to
{ll‘l"":,’lll lfll'll' “I‘l‘llllllls, propor-
ly nth-atoll, wit
do said time. “Ill be III- lIIIrrIIl
armor-nu) Allpermnsimlehtwllunailllslafs
are realm all-II Ill make lnImullulII \In ml at to
II F. Nit Y I)\‘ '13“.
n19, Illl. l3 lf-m uror.
Dlsrltlo‘r or “swarm as mm:
(ourt Il- «Muller l"lll. A. ll. ., MEL
Estate, of Anni row J lmfut Info of Sor-
walk. in Hill District. (le‘t used.
Tllci and of Probate fortllc llldrlct of bar-
wnllt hutll limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for lllt‘t‘f‘t‘lilltll’fillf said
nature to exhibit llIIirr‘laInIs for settlement.
rllilit‘ who neglwt to resentthelr accounts
properly attested. with a said limo. will built--
"’6” a recIIIery. All persons-I lnIlIlItl-Il to
said estate are requested to Inalacimnlmllute
pr.) nlrn't to
JAMES R. "ROI-'1 1‘.
JA(' OMB .LAYTON.
Ill3.2...37
' Bret ators.
OPERA IIOl’NH.
"A Box of Monkeys”
l'mler L'hc auspices of the
ladies of St. Paul's llilurcll.
This and Tomorrow evenings, at 8:30.
in two acts. Iiralnstl-l personnc
Mrs. onlll‘uil-Jllom‘fi an admlrer of rank.
Mrs. ilalcll; films llonaallnc. her niece. a
prairie rose, Lilies (llbbe Iady (fulIIsVeI-II
.lundpmrv all Enllll‘lll' prlmmes. daughter of
the Earl of Paynanaht . Miss hard: .I -
ward “alumna pronItentr amour.” Amerchan.
half ownsrlf the Sierra Gold M or,
monmt llalmcoy Onlst arm. is unconnec-
and son of Loni llnncastcr. hint. ark. Hoem- u
swing room or Mrs. t)‘-mlogo-.Ilmnenreel
denrr. No. «II Film avenue. selections by or-
cbsetra.
Chang eof programme tomorrow sveninn.
Tickets. 15c, balcony seats. lilo and tile. or It:
EVENING SBHlllll
Candidates for the evening school may reg-
ister at tile Franklin street building on Thurs-
day. December it. between? and 9 p. m.
if you desire a ticket apply at that time.
dill St W. t‘. F0011! Principal
Auction.
Oyster Grounds and Apparatus.
flit sIIhIl-rlhemlistrustee of the estate of
("01.8 s or an insolvent debtor.
will offer or sale at public auction at the «fol II
formerl of Gear ergo ll Bhsffsra t'o . Water
street. nth .Norwallr Connecticut. on Thurs
I! or. beam at elsvsuc clock tore
noon. all the. right. title and Interest of tho
saldf rooms If. Murder. at the limo M l c
commencement of the insolvency procmllurs.
Inand tothe following described property. to
wit: res piss scaaof oyster ground. and the
oysters there re,on VIII: One piece situated InllIe
lawn of Ilsrlen. con tnlul nu WI mm. more or
less am known
Ahother piHece Impaled It‘gfng'nfln IIIer 3of Xer-
satires. more” or loan. and
wall: cont III
. asfi'le ‘ersltoe in)
now
A 0: er piece s mated off-shore. lfl the town
eatnort. cIIntaInlog ill) acres. mute or less.
andltnownastl lo Irons Islam mount 'n
Alsoklr mart ad sail mats. Hui-m
d kss‘. opt :1“ solog lnl‘lfélllégl'. deluge. ill
I or no. oat. I» II. on
ifrffilsr sips Ins. Terms of salt-Jill
“‘de
s, llllllttrtim In to lls‘ld as.
.nsi'n. 'rfuuee.
H. 8- HOOD.
omens IIIII ‘ Imam.
wmmmmm
than of any uthorcIuclI medicine we-‘
.5” (Int guists at ‘
Tllct our: of Probate fur the District of Nnr- '
Those -
l TayIOr & Guiden
ler, druggists, Republic, Ohio. “Becacsrl
.lieal Estate and insurance-
1 WASHIAGTON riff-1r "I‘.
in! .I l.
l'crsnlI 10013111. ILIII Luisa 'II.IIl:I,.
with flt- -. ion 01 pun .w my. am,- Inviu-Il to '
i all and mum Illleu. Ir llsl. ”will fill
.‘lllt in e' .ery pnnof lllf r .‘e I? rI-:.~nnnlllr
prlrtsan l on .,- m .I-rm. aufifit‘ tI
' til IV'I‘MI.
(IESSI’UOIIS nnll vaults. to sin In. III-lies to
‘ remote Orders promptly attended in
and (Intrgee rcIl~nIlal:.lc ‘11
It nod“ .lrd nu- no.3.
I)R
.IIIII,\ llIxns.
till! 1w“
EFHM AKING i_|y llIl‘llllI Twins, 81.“
(‘IIll hetw'eell I and N in the turning.
Mrs ‘Illlrtin‘. 7. "t llavllnn l sire kl, South Nor-
walk. or]: 3m
TO LET.
I 0138 nrur Elm llruI-e Store. 7 rooms,
. . sill: luau-IA, is Iluy bII'h'l. $1 muse. Ely's
been. 97:1I dill-R street,
'mscr flour; . (.2 .trr-et; lower
part or lxuu =0 . Inquire Uf
.lunx ll. K\AI p s: \\ rel ~lrI-lt. Illtt
)A'RI' of II An lIrIlls»
I\ noduard avenue,
- - nu- sunrh Main
II,t 55'; purl of
Sun“: II imu- —I. lfanxnrll i ll,".llt Icnf. SH. Ali—
ply" in l). A. Wnonu \l.tll
llllll'v
Ill-I top floor in the lnr urame build-
mg. (on. Ierly not llpiul by Butler Lodge,
l. 0. U. I“. For pa: t‘lculars inquire of II. S
limo-,n at his stared-n South Main street or
George F. Ileana. i lty 3Alltllll‘IIB‘IIlk. It'Itf
SliALthlln‘Inunn ll ntqratreet, Apply; l‘to
Ii. IIlpp. 3;:
FOR GALE.
,\ FIVE. upright piano. .lp»ly’ In f’nor
1 IIE‘I :zIIs
l3“r~.l In'ullne, Ill.\2Ill-_d71w
;\ II If' Ki 5 “all r mun r, llltull ulll lit-I-nlrl
damp {or \IlllII of use. Apply at this
ol‘ll II».
LOST.
.\ illilillllSst ling. Inlucrn Henry «trust
x and A. Hiilflclll~4_ll\t‘r} stable. A re-
u ml all l» ‘1’”: for in retllrnlII‘III-antll
.‘llllu‘lllutl. IllIIdL
i E 'l \\ 1-3 E N ( urr' :4 nIIIrkwt .InIl Hellsllln Place.
I II.-t Nora I.lllc l Inm- (unwilling: be-
Ill‘lWl‘ II Slil :llul SIS. A lllII rnl IcwIIrIl will he
laid for In return In I}. .l . J. In KMIN. dousldn
lace. 3t
W.A.Bsnedicl
Seminal Building.
South anwall.
Il'.
()wingto the lateness of the
season, I shall not carry Men’s,
Youllls’ or Boys” Clothing until
Spring.
~Mw- _.._.
A FULL LINE OF
MEN’S
I
lurnishingiloods,
Children’s
(illlllilllll
HATS
Ready for Inspection
Ill
Norwalk Chronicler