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p'fGOods
Are on exhibition.
Come and see them.
Prices are reasonable
and goods first class.
I.H.Plaisted
‘ Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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thnusnts.eu.
This is a good tints to Paint.
lakaliks'lsssstltogirsyou
‘ftrlsiagyosrwork.
' llé m Satisfaction in
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Is are only Jason's Pars.
Iflts lead and am linseed
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E. Gorham,
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lollim hunt.
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was no um um tumour.
Almost -
. HATS
the views Without bankruphng the V ANTI." E WAR ,
CELLULOID NOVELTIES, ;
TOILET . cases,
SHAVING CASES, .
‘ I BOOKS and BOO LETS
F S, 5cts to $3.00,!
KID and FUR TOPPED
. s » Furnishings ‘ .
ck arespousive‘chord in the hearts of a buying com»
, Wesoll the best two dollar Hat sold in the state.
=7Nci"s”” & 00.
Elton Sb.
7
, So. Norwalk.
um EVENING sunlight.
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”it‘ll—ITITFIOIWUALX’IB AWE.
Box 3-Corncr Washington and Northhiain
streets.
:I :8" the
wwwnwat’um
Box l—Corner Day and Talks streets.
Box I—Orors street. .
Box fl—West street. opposite Franklin street
school. ,
Box IB—Concord street. opposite school.
For 14-43mm North Main and Ann streets.
Box lb-Oornsr High street and Bsyvlew
avenue. -
Box lo—Norwalk Iron Works building.
Box "-Corner West avenue and Cedar
street. .
Box u—Comer West street and Taylor
avenue. .
Box IB—Ocrner Ely avthne and Boawn street.
Box 15-00mm South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box .sz—Electric Light station.
Box ll—Fsirfield avenue and Cedar street.
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Ilnlatars Alissa-ac [or 'I'o-inorrow.
Bun ill-eel San Bets Inigh Tide Low Tide
, .at. Hz. .at 4:5. .at 3:01 at “ii"
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new York Harald Weather l'nretsst.
The weather to-dhy promises to be generally
clear. with lower, followed by slightly higher
temperature and partial cloudiness. Tit-mor-
row it promises to be fair to partly cloudy and
warmer, followed by snow and by fog at night
on the coasts. '1
SOUTII XOBWALK.
What the People of Our City are Doing
and Harlan ‘
John Conroy, the well-known barber,
has returned from Chicago, and has ac-
cepted a position with. Otto Roediger,
North Main street.
~Fresh barns, 12¢ a pound, at Hayea‘
market.
There not being a quorum at. the ad-
journed meeting of the board of Good
cilmen, last night. another adjournment
was taken until tonight, at 7:80 o'clock.
—Don't forget that Lane's is the place
for candy.
H. 8 Pierce has accepted a positou with
Druggist Tomiinson. Mr. Pierce has had
considerable experience in the drug busi-
ness, having been employed four years in
Boston and one‘ year in New British.
—The place to buy Molaga grapes is
at i’hil (.‘uneo's;10cts. lb.
Mrs. Joseph Jennings, of South Nor-
walk, is visiting in town for a short
time, Mrs. Jennings was formerly Miss
Ruth Kirby, the daughter of Samuel
Kirby, the wellrknowu Chapel street
jeweler.~‘iew Haven News.
—Iane's is without doubt the place to
buy kandy.
Edgar Sands Place, formerly organist
of the South Norwalk Methodist church,
and Miss Mary Laura Woods, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Woods, will he
married on Tuesday, December 28, nt 5
o'clock in the afternoon, in the Presby-
terian church at Boaishugh, Oak Hall
Station. Penn. Many of Mr. l’laev-‘s
friends here have received invitations to
the wedding.
—A good upright piano. Price, $250.
Ten dollars per month. J. W. Sinilwcll.
An opportunity for energetic and am-
bitious young people to gain a thorough
English or commercial education is
otlered by the Merrill Business C'Illcgc at
Stamford. Free scholarship will be
given in either of these departments.
Any one entering the shorthand depart
ment, at the winter opening, January ii.
1894, may own a 075 Franklin typewriter
on the completion of a six mouths’
course of study.
. —An elegant six octave organ, $50.
Five dollars per month. J. W. Studwell.
An aged bay horse. medium size, has
been wandering on the hill for the past
two or three days. Yesterday the al
most starved and frozen animal was
found by Raymond dc Merriam, the Elm
Grove grooers,nnd placed in their bum,
where he was fed and taken eareof.
Thomas was reported tollurnano Ofll
oer Colegrorc, who is ondeavoring to in
care the owner of the animal. If hols
not found in a day or so, the bursa will
beirilled. ‘
--You can buy fresh pork and enu-
aage for lien pound, 10 lbs for “.00, at
Bayes” trinket.
South Norwslk will have especial day
at the World’s Fair in New York, now
being held at the Grand Central Palace.
Forty-third and Forty~fourth street and
krlugton avenue, todedicste Walloon.
day, December 20th, «Elisabeth Day.
invitations have been extended to the
mayor and the members of the Common
Council to participate in the patriotic
exercises of ringing the Colombian lib.
arty hell now being exhibited on behalf
of the children of thafloited States. All
the exhibits. andthsy are numerous. are
new placed. and the display can ssh-1y
be raid to be the most Inerlmrlouseshibb
lion evergivsn in New York. It cont
slats of an art asllsry,oontslnlng over
sis hundred master pieces of art. the
Midway Plsissnee. the strained Cairo.
the Egyptian theatre, the model of the
World’s fair. In Chicano, foreign art
work. the mom of fit. Peter’s cathedral
some. you“ ma um
and erosion. soothe helidlng,mtstnlsg
over Minn true of spammed with
mounds of esbtbttr. sskl tobsorlss
tabloid
3W
~Skaiesl All kinds, at Watkins a Dow‘s,
hardware. 112 Wash st , Bo. Norwalk.‘
John H. Ferris! ls discharging a load
of coal for the Norwalk Gas Light com-
pany. ’ _
-—Do your holiday shopping mornings
at the Norwslk Boston store, so as to
avoid the crowd in the rush for Christ-
mas presents. ..._ ~ ~
bliss Amie Wood, of West avenue, has
been engaged as contralto in the choir
of Trinity church, Southport.
—$20.00 in gold will make, you a nice
Xmas present. Get a key and you may
be the lucky one, at Tomilnson's Phar-
mncy.
‘Benoit Dreyfuss, of Elizabeth street,
will entertain the Independent Social
club, to-morrow night.
—PIenty of delicious bread, at issue's
James Fitzgerald, of New York, this
morning purchasedthe cigar store of H.
Theile, in the Mahacksmo Hotel block.
Harry Govern has been placed in charge
of the store.
—Fresb hams. We a pound, at Hayes
market.
Bridgeport oificers were in South Nor-
walk this morning trying foiled trace
of burglars, Who broke the plate glass
window ' 'ln‘ a'olot‘h’ing store in that city,
early this morning. and stole eight or ten
suits of clothes. I
——Cotlee with cream, 5c cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open all night.
Mrs. Anna Green died this morning at
the‘home of her soninrlaw, Robert Kent,
No. 50 Spring street, in the seventy
fourth year of her age. The remains
will be taken Saturday morning to Ever-
green cemetery for interment.
~We are furnishing the churches
with tree ornaments, handy and boxes,
at low prices for quality ”End variety.
Lane's, South Norwaik.
Attorneys Light and Warner appear
In court at Silvermine, to-day, for Hyatt
Gregory, who is having trouble with
Charles H. Battery and wife over the e!-
tablishing of lost boundaries hetwr-en
their property. 'J. B. Hurlbutt repre»
sents Mr. and Mrs. Buttery.
~Izluyler's at lane‘s for Chrismss.
Stephen Lssko was arrested on a seri
one charge, yesterday, the complainant
being Mary Kory. Both are Hungarians.
Lesko pleaded not guitly, and Justice
Barrett continued the case until next
Wednesday at 9 o‘clock, Leslie furnish-
ing bonds of 8200 to appear at that time.
Francis do 00.. the clothiers, are giving
away with every purchase amounting to
three dollars or over, the popular and
arousing toy‘gsme, called “The African
Dodger." This toy aflords a heap of in-
noccnt delight that requires enough skill
to make it very interestiugfor grown
people us well as children.
-—flwliee.
There will beameeling of the East
Norwalk Republican club, in Randall's
Hall. Friday, December 15, at 8 o’clock
p m., to act on tho report of the commit.
,tou on constitution and by-Iaws and to
elect silicon to serve until the next an-
nual meeting. Several popular speakers
will address the meeting. All Republi-
cans and citizens are invited. By order
of the committee.
.‘illltWA Mi .\' EWS.
a llrncly nudge: of Items from the
Iii-Der lad of Town.
T. H. Morison continues to improve.
A delegation of members from the
Norwalk Congregational Y. P. S, C. E.
were driven to Cranberry Plains, last
night, in a wagonette. where they organ-
ized a Young People’s Society of Christ-
ian Endeavor with a goodlysnumber of
charter members.
The (llrls’ Literary club have complete
ed an autograph quilt for the benefit of
the Norwa'li hospital, and have raised
000 by that means. The quilt is made
of 1.108 blocks. and contains 440 names.
Each uamela put one block and each
block represents a donation.
«Don't neglect to bear the Adelpbl
jubilee singers, Opera House. Decem-
ber 20. MM M . m
lllrsrd s. MoOhesney died yesterday
morning at his home. 20 Wilton
arenas, in the thlrltleth your of his age,
afterulong Illness of bronchitis. The
funeral will be held from his late resi-
dence on Sunday. December 7th, at 17 p,
m. interment st Lyon’s Plains.
the Norwnlk Boston store, but it’s snobs
distance in the rear that the idea of lmi»
tatlon is not suspected.
The driver of i". ll. Merrill’s lee team
and the driver of a team belonging to
E. K. Lockwood d: 00.,gotintosdlspute
on Wall littlest. this morning. The lot»-
man refused to more or to allow the
other team to drive down the alley lead«
ing to lackwoed and Co’s basement,
sodas in result both not half an hour.
«sunning compliments with each
other and shivering with the cold.
«WW souls of the
' Justice Austin at 10 o‘clock this morning.
, secretary. J. D. Jennings; C. of IL, The-
~0tber dealers may aspire to follow I“
Wheel club will meet tavnlgbt.
Constable R. N. Morshouse arrested
Dan Neylon this noon for drunkenness.
—~Get your skates sharpened at W. A.
Wheeler's machine shop. for 10 cents.
in the Common Pleas Court, the case
‘of Daniel J. l-Isnlon,‘of Norwalk. charged
with selling liquor to minors. was nailed
on payment of costs.
~Bring along the children to the home
of Santa Claus. at: the Norwaik Boston
store.
Kabaosa Encampment will meet to
night. Work in the second degree is
expected, and the question of inviting
Stratlleld Encampment, of Bridgeport,
to come over and work the third degree
will be consideredimw
—-At two p m., Friday, you can get
doll's 19c wash sets. for 100. atthe Nor-
wslk Boston store.
the raid on Fslinn's place came up before
Attorney Frost appeared to defend the
case against the liquor, and Court was
adjourned long enough to allow the
attorney to go up and look over the
ground. lie saw the quantityIunder
seizure and decided to fight the case.
The case was adjourned until Monday
for trial.
—If you are blind to value let the
crowds that are surging toward the Nor-
wallr Boston store lead you there.
Washington Chapter, R. A. it, elect.
all these oilicers last night: H. P., Elmer
J. Fairehiid: K., Farren S, Betta; scribe.
E. Lehn Jr.; treasurer, 0, E. Wilson;
odors E. Smith; P. 8., James W, Storey;
it. A. C., Wallace Dunn: bi. fthird V.,
Charles E. Squire; M. of new d \'., S. 8.
Huntington; ll. of first V., F. W. Tay-
lor; trustees, Theodore E. Smith, George
W. Raymond and David Pollard. The
past master degree was conferred upon
Norman P. Betta.
«So grateful are the proprietors of
tho Norwallr Boston store for the im-
mense business of the past season, in
spite of the dull times, that they wish to
show their appreciation of the patronage
liestowed on them by distributing a
large number of Christmas present!
amongst their customers. in this limi-
ted space it would be impossible to enu-
merato all tbearticles they intend to
give away. but amongst them are a ton
of coal, a barrel of flour, two sewing
machine“: fifty-six piece tea set, a tar.
key, several bags of flour, several pounds
of tea and mile, a ham, a rug, a pair of
portiero curtains, a pair of lace curtains,
a lamp, ladies' and misses' cloaks, a wool
dress pattern, can piece toilet set. a
crayon portrait, an oil painting, several
dollars‘ worth of sugar, muffs, fur capes,
kid gloves, umbrellas, neckties,snits of
underwear and hundreds of other ur-
ticles. Call at the New“: Boston store,
corner Main and Wall streets, for full
information concerning the manner in
which these articles are to be distributed.
—.lfr. .llifor: Although oilered lif-
teen dollars commission by the represen-
tative of the Clailin Piano Co. for every
sale, I do not advise my friends or
scholum to buy the Clatlin piano.
lttcusao Voouta.
OVER THE RIVER.
Notes and Gossips! the Day In last
Norwall.
’lhs East Norwalk Republican club
will hold a meeting Friday mght,at8
o'clock, An invitationls extended to all.
Action will be taken on the report of the
committee on constitution and by-iaws
and election of silicon will take place.
The Ladies Aid society met last night
at the home of Mr. and hire. J. S. Ran
doll, Riverside avenue. An interesting
programme was rendered. consisting of
piano solosby lites. Nellie L'liommedleu
and Miss Sadie Randall; recitation by
Mrs. A. N. Paddock. and aaeleotlon by
the choir of the church. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
BROAD RIVER.
The Broad River school has purchased
a new globe.
James 1.. Dyer is ill at his home on the
Slivermino road.
Mr. and tire. James Elia will start for
Florida this week. '
Work on Cher 1.. St. John's new
house is rapidly progressing.
A sociable and dance will be held
Friday evening in Prank H. mm
rn
r’wmum Kendrick. whose barn was
burned a few weeks ago. has commenced
to rebuild.
A meeting of the King's Daughters
will be held Thursdsyevsningmtlu.
Home: Butt-uh.
Theehlldrensrs dillgmtly rehearing
for the Christian am to h
heldsttbsBroadBlmshapsb,
Mrs. howls Hitler,“ Brooklyn,”
mint her husband with a boiling
baby slit. test west. lire. rllsftr was
formerly Minimalism. . ,
walls riding tensed Tsunami-s
HANDKERCEHI
H Tb; mlnstrel committee of the Alpha
FAT——
A. Dicker‘gign -& $on,
Highest of all in Leavening I’owcr.—I.atc’st U. Ie‘. Gov't Report.
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’I'lill ustvsrs or snarl CLARE:
Where Benders «in. album \Vlll Flnd
Presents for the Holiday Sraaon.
Keen, frosty air, hurrying and scurry
ing‘men and women bundled up in
warm ulsters and wraps, stopping here
and there to peer in the shop windows,
many of them going in and coming out
with arms laden with pnrkngcehgnw a.
typical premonition in town, yesterday,
of theapproncbof Christmas, Although
trade is by no means up to the standard
of last year,and while local merchants do
hot anticipate thatit will be, they al
ready report good sales in holiday goods.
11. u l‘I..\lHT“Il
has on hand at the drug stern on \Vltfill
ington street the usual largo line of holi~
day goods, and the prices an- rigkt. Se
lections should be made from the many
handsome articles as early as possible,
for it isquite evident they will not long
remain on hand. Among the stock is a
large variety of thermometers. leather
goods, glassware. stationery and silver
ware. If you are not folding “roll
enough to enjoy l’hristmas as (hut hull
day should he enjoyed, _\ull will find
herenfull line of drugs and nmlicims of
the purest kind, which Carefully cam-
pounded by efficient prescription clerks,
should set your bodily llllmt‘llL-l might.
.i, DICKEIIMAN
A. Dickermrm d: Son nil'ur forl‘hrist-
mas presents. Yantim gains, ccllu
lold noveltivfi, toilet vases, handker-
chiefs from five cents!» thrwdallirs.
shaving sets, books, booklet-c, liidnuzl fur
topped gloves Looking owr the variety
in all kinds of stock one 1' in not fill to
find a gift sure to please Dry goods
and domestics, always imftil, a... be
found in nil shade l and «lesions. This is
one of the oldest estnlilislnuuuts in town;
since its opening many havi- mine and
gone, but A. Dickcrman 6: Son still cou-
tinue to please the people and the
people makethelr purchases at tier: s‘ml‘».
ii. ll. vvuu arr.
H. D. Wolcott. of 34 Main Street, Nor-
walk, is framing many picture: for
Christmas. He has just mcelvcd a large
stock of moulding in all the latest designs
and if you conu-ltiplate Ilfll'llig any work
done in this line it would hr sell to look
over his wellsr-Icutcd gtn‘vlis. ll.» :ul»
carries a line 0! sksm and at lav. prim...
They make very acceptable presents for
the young people.
svrttrsvixr‘s muons IIUIVE
hiturtevnnt‘s bugniu Iwuw at :lu- wr
nor of North Main und .\nn slrvr'is, hm.
been very nppn’ipriatoly designated tlw
headquarters of Santa Ulnuadnr “full
the array of holiday goods in than none
will malts the eyes glutit-n with mr'rrirr
delight than Mr. Still'tct‘unln Mark of
goods, which are “lost llllrltt‘llvrl} ur
ranged. An enunmationuf tin-.ippn.
priate Christmas gills t u by (world tin-n.
both for young and old. would lift the
front page of Tut-t Hartman, und un-r-
flow Into the margin: suillcv it to fly
that they consist of n largo nuanxtmmt
of silverware, musical lusrrunmuts, tum-y
China from every quarter of tlu'ginlw.
dworated lamps, clocks, dinner and t a
rats, everything in glassware, plush
gooda. umbrellas. ‘tanrs, sleds, dunks.
dolls,gamss and toys of every tlt‘rit'f’lp-
tion.
A mm.
c. u. inuvsv.
Nearly oppoalte Bturtovant's is i) ii
Harvay's old reliable family shoe store.
In alkhtlon to hlsreguiar line of guilds
llr. rvsst showing a large and wtrivd
saso aniof men's and women's alip-
pers. . ted with good tnetetur the hull
day trkde, and ranging in prion from
”cents to .2 00. in rubber foot twin-
and dainty shoes for thullttlu tots his
limb will bear comparison with that
kept by any other store dealing in his
line of goods.
cosrs'rocx mourns.
At both their stores Comatock llmth-
ers have their usual extensive holiday
display. It is made particularly inter
eating in the South Harwell: store and
attracts more than ordinary attention
from the fact that a miniature produc-
tion of the meat Fen-ls when Is in suc-
cessful operation in one of the show
windows. There are twelve ears in the
wheel,ailflllsd with dolls to represent
different nationalities. At both stores
will befound a full line of clothing and
goat's furnishings, sii suitable for gifts
to your friends. The windows of the
uptown store are also handsomely sr~
ranged for the holidays, one of them
being filed with an exquisite display of
Dr. Bronson, of the holdim’ Horns,
had Dr: French attsnded the meeting of
the titamford Medical association at the
Mecca of Dr. Preach J. Bonn, Tuts-
dsy evening.
fit. We chm . yesterday «mason
Thesalsoffsneysniclss and oaks It:
' vss'r AND sums rnozss.
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An (lid Soldier at Fitch's Home Found
Ilulf Death In the Woods.
Philip Celery, aretcrau at Fitch's Sol-
diers” Home, Neroftou. narrowly escaped
death, Tuesday night, by his own care—
lessness. '
Color)" hurl hunt to Ilaricn, where he
visited the salmon, and started for the
Home 'Iule' iu‘ Ibo afternoon, going
through the nonds It is supposed that
he sat down to rest. and fell asleep. lie
was found about 8 o'clock yesterday
morning, In an almost froitéu condition.
lie was taken to the hospital at » the
Home, and the phyriciuna worked over
him all day.
The frost was taken out of his hands
and f- nvl. anti it wus stated this morning
tl1.itlu~ would In: all! right in a few days,
unluss pm-umomiu. which Is feared, sets
in
BN'I‘ICII'I‘AINI‘II 'I‘llli- VETERANS.
A Drllglitul tour-art null Lecture. (iii-en at
the Suhlli rs‘ Homeland Night.
.\ tll'lILfilllfUI concert and Io'l‘l'lh' um:
. KIWI“ m tlw pit-try chapel nt I’ltulm ,.
Soldiers” Home. I‘iuroluu. Inst night. the
millin- being crowded with volemnmwho
thoroughly :ippmciated thc programme
tendon-(I. which was excellent in every
way. 1
It cousistmlot‘ an instrumental selec-
tion by llr. M, A , Suharto". the assistant
surgeon at the Humanoid vocul solos
and quurtettel by Mrs. Imugn‘nc Ross,
Miss Jennie I’unzi‘lt, It. A. llolmos and
Frank (Tmnfiock. The mrnmpnnist was
Miss Flore-ner- lit-nether.
im‘ II. I". liurries' Iri'llll’t‘ on the war
one decidedly interesting, many of the
anecdotes ho- inland being very
huuiurom. 'Ills tnlli ares frequently
interrupted by rapturous applause on the
put of the :ivltllt’l’rl.
The cuttrminmcnt \vns arranged by
Mrs N. I". Campbell, and it was Hitt‘ll
one of ”w most lujuynlih- N'vr gin-n at
tliv- Home.
Meeting of Hospital L'upnratwrs.
The annual nuluting of the Hospital
ctrrIxirutix-u has IM‘III Iuwt night iu the par.
lure of the South Nora-all; Congregation
nlchun-h. ‘I‘uoru was a I‘irge attendance
The ropurh‘ oi the l‘Xr'L‘IllII‘G eonilriittno,
sevrelnry. ll'l‘ndll‘i'l :1an auditing on m.
mittw rvcn- troll null occupied. Four
(limit 'I‘h were l-lI-vhul. John W. Mains,
llii'l 'l',I liltmlitnl 1.. :illl'i'v’r‘vl Llll’ln‘
tvl'IVl‘1Ii‘W‘. H II. \Vniiitzwv bi suL‘ccrd
W. l‘, listinpzind Rev. W, .l Slwum l0
nut-curd .l. I.. il‘IIrim The dirt-slurs
“ill Hunt at the library in Norolllk. next
Monduy i-vr-uiutr, tooled. olllcvrs
The rolling committee's report bore
«In thr' urrmguinum when-by two visits
or.- lIllI'lI' ou-‘n month. The executive
.-. unnivh '1'» showed tl'a' thirly~thrcu
pitwnts luul lu‘l-u tn-utvd during the
y or, only but donths m'vmrinu. There
won- at pn-sv'nt r‘lgrat put int» it the lith-
llllnl. The lrnusurer reported lll‘ti (nulls
m-ru v-untng Ill rhpidly. The secretary's
up I” showed :1 Iucniberahip of tn-vcnly-
lira. n gain of illly this year.
I
Amos l'urkur \lI'Ililei 's Last Lecture.
Thu lust of tin! course of fivelucturts
on public questions by Dr. Amos l’nrki-r
Wildl-r was usivIen last night in the
hit-thodint churcl . South Norwollr. The
subject was "l'rclu Hu'n'n fluid, Silver
and Paper " It WIN skillfully sand
clunrly hutullediuud the complicated
quusllonnl silvs was interestingly dis
cussed. The on rsu min not managed
after the Univer lty Extension plan. but
its object, was a limllur one, and the Ice-
turi- committee n *0 well pleased with the
size flilll churn tor of the audiences
which hnve uttehtievl llr. Wilder's ex-
cellent lectures. The intrrest shown by
tut-young men l these questions is most
encouraging
the Public Libra y with a copy of Had-
lcy’n “Railroad ransportatlon,"a volu-
shle baud-book o: the subject.
(lough Remedy," says Stlokney it Dent
ier, drugglsts. llpuhilc, ()hior‘mecncse
a customer after once rising it, is almost
certnin to call for it whenn lulu need
of such in medicine. We sel more of it
than of any otter mm b medicine we
handle, and it always it we satlnfsctlon.
For cough-.mldi and crou , it In with-
out an equal. 1’ r sale by . ll. Stillson
drugglst.
Children cry for
, bacteria.
Q
are
When ilaby was sick we gave her (fistula
\l‘lmi she was s (mil . she cried for Calorie.
When she tumult-fl she clung to (Win.
When In bad on ,sns anthem distort.
0
Pitchers
lidrsn dry for
aatorls.
. prompt relief it affords is alone worth
r. Wilder has presented
"it is a plenum to sell Chamberlain's .
Sooner. onsmsswn rmayass
17
in the front rank in the
the class and that
ton street. The not numbe
nose in our own mute and d
other. Wanderers conic and
soil g sun.
25c; Fancy Canoe Corn, 10c,
We will sell you as cheap
so store in town
ge ting what you pay for, by
Porterhouse steak ...............................
Hi quStealt......... ..
Round lite-alt.
Shoulder rims .
Prime Rib lions ..
Eighth Rib llorm
Pork Lnlns ........
Kori; ghups .............
or ausagu .. .
ll'resh Hams
Fresh Shoulder
Null. Pork .......
l-lugar cured Home
Lamb Chops ......
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
detail.
A new
equal to Chunbcrlaiu's Pain Balm.
relieves thepain as soon as applied. J.
W. Young, VeaMiberty, W. Va. “The
a
many times the cast, 50 cents. Its con-
tinued use \‘till ellect a permanent cure.
for sale by (if C. Stillsnn, druggist.
if a Kw: ,‘yfnrk millionaire gives a dim-
- - ' - ~ A Qfifllslrlh’i,lfllsllllg
. 111 wioplc dyspepsia
vpetid $1,453.”” in floc-
n mull} have to pay 55.90
inch tor ”30:11.! lllmdt'im- to cure them,
what would he the .lnvinr [n‘t‘ unplug if
the linner should not Ilk given, there
being 237 persons at the feast?
inquire at l’laiswd's drug stor.~, whore
yn'l any have tlu‘ problem solved and
: tin-'crtmitiunnl‘nuft' cm. ill“ ll'mw
Allen's Discovery for l’lles.
Allen‘s Discovery for Piles is a certain
curs- fnr all kinds of piles. Do you have
screams and t‘llilllllg with intensnitching
often at night? It is dangerous to neglect
tin-so symptoms. If you have suilercd
for yours with chronicpilcs nrd feel you
can't be cured. give Allen‘s Discovery
one trial. It is anew discovery that curt»;
pilus. Swill by oil druggistn, Price fill
cents. Sent by mail for 50 cents. Ail-
dress Allen‘s I’liscovery, Box $8.1.eltoy,
IV. Y
Mr lrul’. Wctmoro, upromiuent real
wrote agent of San Angelo, Texas, has
used Chamberlain’s t'olic, Cholera and
DIill’l'llll:fl. Remedy in his fumdy for sev-
eral years as occasion required, and al-
new1 with purfct't success. Ht' says: “I
limi it a perfect cure for our baby when
trrmhlml with colic or dysentery. I now
fer-i that my outfit is not Complete with-
out a bottle of this rcuu‘dy at home or
on n trip away from harm." For sale by
(l. C. Stillaon, druggist.
“Taylor at Golden.
and Estate and insurance
“Kiwi! l NII‘S'UI‘J
‘Ll‘li I'Z'Z 1'.
,. ..i'n lam-vi «v r Jul I"I
. . :' purr-lm-«inv. 'Y‘c liit‘llutl h
"ml and n-muiinu our list. We Illlk'4' tin-m in
-n i.‘ in every portal lIlt‘ Mr m lI‘:|.~ml.ltI ‘1
mi- l!‘ and an Pita" forms. nn‘Jd tv
“.1 N'l‘ so.
I Allllliri who will do writing for me at their
A home! will make good ova-es. iii-ply
with sci Aldrin-sued. slum mil envu ope Miss
Murmur) airman. South lend. llltl. dll ll
‘ 'l'. WILL BIT/k “1' Hill in ll phnssnl nnd
profitable business. (fun m- (Inna nt tour
own home. Nor-twin! required. No peddling.
Either aux. emu \I‘I‘t'k easily rumlv Miniwr
this If you run only spare livn lmuramlny.
\Vcslt to Supply Co . rlt. lrmin. bio (”II :it
lEHrll'ilillfi mul vaults lo i‘Il"llI. «slim- lo
/ remove. [hilt-rs promptly all-«ruled in
«mi I'lllif’tli'h reasonable. .lmttv Ilium. 22
Woodward nvclnu'. ill! lw
l)lih§HHM/\K1Nlihy tlul llll)‘. Terms. llfii
t‘uli lwiwcen 7 Mid N in the «wetting
Mrs Mortlnvz, Ell ilavllnml street. Mirth hor.
wul k. srll :lru
'1‘0 LET.
1101’ch near Elm Grove more. 7 rooms.
Ill): house. 26 Day street, till: house. Ely's
Net-It. 7; house. corner Ila and'l‘olles slrucf,
lower oortromnstulut on olive street; lower
out of hours on Marshall otter-t. inquire- at
.ous Ii. KNM'I’, ll: \th street. at if
)Alt'l‘ of lower house, Nimilwnrd avenue.
rent ll: part of bonito corner Hmnh Main
streetnnd [union] plans. rent, til; part of
licunntlr hon-c. Han ord i‘lal-e. rent. all. An-
ply to E. A. Wmmvslm.
‘IIE in?) floor in the Insurance bulld-
lug. minerly occupied b llutler lodge
l. 0.0. F. For pnztlculars mum of i. ii
liiownmthls More on Booth 3 uin street. or
ileorgo it'. ileum. (:lty Nationnl Bunk. slit!
3 u u. when... ..‘.‘.‘~'...}’....... A i” 17.
5 t4. 1». Knapp. Ih'u
[’08 SALE.
Inn «in water motor. which will be mm
A cheap for want of use. Apply at this
office.
[.0512
4 N nmath lit rig between Henry «treat
1‘ nnrl V. {Luca eld'slivory stable. A re»
amid will be paid for its returntnlt’l‘wg'lh
a .
B . “mi {illuisfiiiiify'linrm
net orwn 5t arse can a n .
outwit. mammal A‘ilhsrslrswnnlwllhe
mid fort smurn to ii. A. .luvsms. unsettle
ace. ill! .lt
i‘nndldstcs for the evening whom may reg.
nm at the ll'ranklln street hulldlns on Thun-
tisy. Downriver it. between 7 and ll :1. m.
if you desire a links: apply at that time.
dill at W. C. IOU". Principal
H. S. HOOD.
norms: and mango.
r oi our
us, for we give them something to blow about.
emu snort-tsp. DROP.
Telephone oali,b2-ll. I Satisfaction guaranteed. I
Special. for the Holidejys.
PORTRAITS IN
BBIIIIIN, PASTELLE. WATER COLOR IND SEPIA.
in band work from the original negative. This superior grade of work Cannot be made from
copies. but must he done from the original negative only, thereby preserving all the line qual-
lty of the some, andprqnluring in the finished plolurn velvety. softness-land richness often and -
A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen at fitmlln. . ’
FINE PICTURE FRAME“ IN IVORY 'AXD “Oldiwh.
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E. M. ““30",. PHUIUGRIPHEII. 53
hw‘rheumatism I have found nothing; GREAT , I894‘ “FFER
. We are attire head of
secures our titles Leading Grocer, 38 Washing.
patrons blowv our born for
We; run our bush
0 not vaciliato from one state. to an.
go and t to all th
poo le’s eyes, which lasts for a short grind 3nd theglzgoll);:lel:
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jones’ Flour no inferior substitut
cess Flour. 600 a . 34.65 bbl.; 7 lbs.
9) 60c bag, 84.05 bb1.; Suc-
dat Meal, 25c; 4 lbs. Rico,
' . l2lc and 150 can; 3 lbs. Extra Large
California. Prunes, 250; 320 (“”1068 of Hovemeyer &.Elder Fine
Granulated Sugar, for 31.00; b inc Butter, 28c lb. ' '
and give you better satisfaction than
Save the worry and disappointment of not
lsavm’g
your order with
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street. Telephone Call 13-2
E. J. WADHAMéfProprletor.
FREE DELIVERY.
PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st., Norivalk
Telephone call, 5.7.3
line of
--—~—AllTISTIC PHO’l'llelllAl'llH [N i'l..\’l‘lNO’l"i‘i’ES~—. "
open for inspection.
ms. ST. NURWIIK.
MERRILL BUSINESS GUIIEBE.
Winter Opening.
January 2. l894.
Under our NEW PLAN nil r-ntc
Slmrlliantl Department on opening day, may
own a new 375 Franklin Typewriter on com-
pletion of smut-so of Mini 4
EleaIeSI offer t-lv'l‘ niado by llri-Ai-olleg'e';
‘ FltlfiE SI'IIULAHSH
Will also In- glvcn In the ifnmnicrclulunil E-n -
Ilrh Departments. This offer I-l open to Ali
whom-s energetic and desirous of le-sening
their Mia-news So-ml nrmll for full pnrtiru-
“”" II Wlll PAY YOU.
Address.
Merrill College.
Stamford,
Conn.
lllltf.
OPERA HOUSE.
Bazaar and Supper.
l‘nlirt‘ I'Ll’ illl>llix:~'~ Hi illi'
Ladies of St. Paul's ilhuréh.
Programme this owning nt 94:30 o’clock.
limit-.11 r'v‘l. Minn ................ Quartette.
lice and Flow or IIrIII.. Ii'nvnly-ltm Children.
Musical Selection... , . ..... Quartette.
Talilctllx Mouvwlcs 'I'vn lirwk Muldens.
Character Song AMI”,
’Pableaux Mouvuntu-.
Musical fil‘lril on ........ filmy i...u:llln,: Trio.
dill 2f.
] tsruurrovxouwnlesn, mum:
(.‘ourl. Ileu-Inhrr llth. A. IL. Hill.
Enlnte of Henry N. iiillum. lull-u: Nurwnlk.
in said llistrivl. doveuswi.
’l'hvi'uurt of l'rnlmlu for the Ilielrirt of .\'or-
milkJmlh Illlllli‘ll mul llIIilWl‘iI nix nmnl Ilsfmlu
the lllllt‘ hr-rmf for line t‘vvtlllnru of will entitle
in exhibit their rlnims fnl' scllla-lnmil. ’l‘liusi-
who Ill'tlll'l‘l in Imawnl their lli't'tlllllln proper-
ly lillvelt-Il. “it till said limo. “ill hm charred
n rrmvvry. All p- noun lrulcbtl-d to «lid ustnh-
nru rmpua-n-vl lnmuki- Imim-Iliutu payment to
.‘liAlI'l'IIA till.l.l'.\f,
.lll. Li, :5 l-ixr-vutrix.
W.A.Benedict
Sentinel Building,
South Norwall.
Owing totho lateness of the
senson,‘l shall not carry Men’s,
Youthu’ or lloys’ (llothing until
Spring.
m «sum»—
A FULL LINE OF
MENs '
Furnishingtoods,
Children’s
Blllllllllli
HATS
Ready forlnspeotion
ti
.smmmmmm
Houses/n PUT Us "
ring the ,
Norwalk Chronicler